Peak Pool Patrons Still Waiting to Get Wet Summer

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Theater supporters come out from behind scenes to play hilarious nuns. See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN June 6, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 4 50 cents Peak pool patrons still waiting to get wet Summer

by Mark Watson 1. Pool builders CEM Sales & said the pool is a revenue pro- do it last year. Then, they said have been leaking water the past STAFF WRITER Service from Salt Lake City will ducer for the county. they would do it last winter, few years. most likely need to work non- “It generates between but there were always delays,” This time around, however, driving The aquatic center at Deseret Peak Complex plans to host a stop until then to make that $200,000 to $300,000 per year so said Commissioner Dennis the entire concrete floor of the party on Saturday, July 8 to cel- deadline. its not good to have this delay,” Rockwell. pool will be lined with a Myrtha ebrate its seventh anniversary. It At a cost of $966,650 the com- he said. When the county learned that PVC membrane. The new walls proving is hoped that patrons will have pany is in the process of major The company was supposed the major renovation could not of the pool will be modular pan- some water to splash around in renovation to the pool. The to complete the project last be completed for the Memorial els of Myrtha stainless steel. by then. aquatic center at Deseret Peak year, but could not acquire Day opening last year, it decided “Basically what we’re doing The official announcement Complex was completed in 2000 all the materials needed to do to just put seals on the seams of is putting a new pool inside deadly from Tooele County leaders is at a cost of $2.8 million. the repairs. “It’s a real disap- the pool’s floor so it could open that the pool will open on July County Auditor Mike Jensen pointment that they could not on time last year. Those seams SEE POOL ON A2 by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER The Tooele County Sheriff’s Department reports several vehicle accidents throughout the county Grantsville this weekend. The tally includes three ATV accidents and three auto- mobile roll-overs that resulted in at grads get least one fatality and several near- fatal injuries. Kearns resident Jeremy Lyman, final lesson 19, died Monday as a result of a car accident that occurred on the Old Mormon Trail south of Grantsville in history Sunday around noon. Lyman’s death marks the third by Karen Hunt road fatality in as many weeks in STAFF WRITER Tooele County as the dangerous Rep. Rob Bishop told summer driving season begins. Grantsville High School stu- Lyman was wearing his seat belt dents about the “magic of the while driving northbound at “high tassel” at graduation ceremo- speed” according to the accident nies June 1. report. The vehicle rolled, ejecting As graduation musicals and one passenger, in the single-vehicle speeches neared completion, accident. Bishop ended on a political Lyman suffered severe head note. trauma and had to be extricated While he told students no one from the vehicle. He was taken to could tell them to pray at gradu- the University of Utah hospital via ation, he said they each had that AirMed. right if they so desired. Lyman’s two passengers Vincent The reason why no admin- Renaldi, 19 also of Kearns, and istrators could encourage stu- Samuel King, 18 of the Orem area, dents to pray is the “magic of were also seriously injured but were the tassel.” According to the alive at press time. U.S. Supreme Court, Bishop According to the accident report, said, pre-graduates are easily King was riding in the back seat proselytized. After the tassel is without his seat belt and was eject- flipped, that changes. ed from the vehicle. He suffered “That’s one of the things I’ll fractures to his arm and leg as enjoy happening, is as you all well as severe head trauma. He of a sudden become mature, photography / Mike Call was taken to LDS Hospital by Life responsible [human beings],” Grantsville’s class of 2006 threw their hats following Thursday’s graduation in the school’s gymnasium. Flight. He was in critical condition Bishop said. at press time. Bishop’s politically themed Renaldi was likewise taken to speech revealed his years LDS Hospital. The accident report teaching history. Like his sage Ceremony sweeter when dreams deferred said Renaldi suffered lacerations comments on the “magic tas- by Jesse Fruhwirth of the opportunity to graduate high rium and friends and families mem- were just a few years behind. to his face and had severe head sel,” much of it was tongue-in- trauma. He is reported to be in seri- STAFF WRITER school the first time around. bers packed the available seating. “I always thought [school] was cheek. ous condition. The Tooele County High School More than 100 students donned The graduating speakers had a a place your parents send you to As many students look for- A separate accident on Old educates students at five locations caps and gowns, however, to variety of stories to tell about why make you made,” James Berger ward to college, Bishop demys- Mormon Trail happened just a throughout the county. The stu- receive their high school diplo- they dropped out and what brought said. After entering the job market, tified the history of higher couple hours later in the day near- dents range in age and background, mas Friday. The Adult Education them back into the education fold. Berger had a revelation. “I hated education in America, eliciting er Grantsville by the Box Elder but they all have one thing in com- Learning Center ceremony held at Some dropped out of school sever- Canyon turn off. This single-vehicle the Grantsville High School audito- al decades ago, while many others EE DULTS ON SEE GHS ON A12 mon: Circumstances robbed them S A A12 SEE ACCIDENTS ON A2 Buck Up Bikers thunder along I-80 for good cause

by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER The rumble of motorcyclists could be heard loud and clear Saturday along Interstate 80. Most riders were on Harley- Davidson bikes — but the ride was not restricted to only that brand of motorcycle. “We invite any motorcyclist, or even bicyclists or skateboarders to join us,” said Joe Timmons, owner of Intermountain Harley- Davidson in Salt Lake City. 2006 marked the 55th year Harley-Davidson has sponsored the “Ride for a Cure,” with motorcylists riding en masse from Salt Lake City to Wendover, Nev. With 4,000 riders this year, it was hoped that $250,000 would be raised for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Although the group fell a little photography / Mike Call A bucking bronc sheds a cowboy in Saturday’s seventh annual A group of Tooele motorcyclists with the worldwide Banditos were among about 4,000 riders en route Deseret Peak Stampede PRCA rodeo at the complex. See A10. SEE MDA RIDE ON A3 to Wendover Saturday. The group rode for a Harley-Davidson fund raiser to fight muscular dystrophy.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Party cloudy tonight. Lows OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Wendover graduation around 70s. A chance of showers marked by many firsts Wednesday. Highs in the 90s CROSSWORD A6 DOINGS B2 See A9 Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 ETCETERA ... Dreaded 6-6-06 not really that beastly Clarification Quote of the Day by Missy Thompson aren’t too concerned though. vous when my mom said ‘you we’re still here. In fact, Dr. Melissa Augustyn were the devil child, so now This number is also great for A story in last week’s newspaper STAFF WRITER “Actions such as this and reported a Tooele County you’ll have one.’” commercialism. The remake of warned of a hazard involving BRK Today is 6-6-06 and while the spray painting grafﬁti are patient requested to give birth Hall was glad to have her son “The Omen” opens in theaters smoke detectors and Duracell bat- number 666 is considered “the today, but could not release a early. today. teries. Duracell’s public relations actions of selﬁsh, jealous in- mark of the beast” in Christian name or more details without Although these mothers Believers in the number’s agency has issued the following dividuals... It just shows what teachings, there is no mention the patient’s permission. aren’t worried about their son’s power use biblical letter-numer- clarification in response to the made of this number as a feared boneheads they really are.” Another Tooele woman, Mindi being the Antichrist, in actual- ic code to convert the names warning. date. John Wright Hunter, is due to deliver her ity today’s date does raise an of political leaders so the num- “Duracell Statement Duracell The New International Version baby today. Hunter requested to eyebrow about the history of bers will come out 666, which batteries are manufactured under See A11 of the book of Revelation 13:16- deliver today and said she isn’t the number 666 and perhaps, the marks them as that genera- the highest quality guidelines and 18 reads, “He also forced every- worried about the demonic sym- end of the world. tion’s Antichrist. Ronald Wilson have safely been used in household Valley Weather Forecast one, small and great, rich and bolism associated with 666. This demonic number is Reagan’s name each has six let- devices such as smoke alarms for Local Weather poor, free and slave, to receive a “It’s just a little baby,” Hunter looked for and found every- ters in it, leading some con- over 25 years. mark on his right hand or on his Wed 89/62 said. “ ... Any other day could be where. For instance, 666 is said spiracy theorists to believe he “We have been made aware forehead, so that no one could 6/7 just as bad of luck.” to be found in bar codes on store could have been part of that that due to a BRK design issue, buy or sell unless he had the Mostly cloudy skies. A stray after- Hunter and her husband products. Highway 491 which generation. Other presidents the BRK Electronics AC Powered noon or evening thunderstorm is mark, which is the name of the Steven decided she would be runs from Monticello, Utah, to pegged with the number have Smoke Alarm (models #4120B and possible. beast or the number of his name. induced today. Gallup, N.M., used to be called included Franklin D. Roosevelt, #4120SB) may malfunction when This calls for wisdom: let him “Me and my husband chose Highway 666 because it was the John F. Kennedy, Bill Clinton used with certain types of 9-volt who has understanding reckon June 6,” Hunter said. “It’s one sixth highway off Route 66. and George W. Bush. batteries — including Duracell 9- the number of the beast, for it is Thu 84/61 of those days that’s not going to Mathematics has found 666 to In other coincidences, the volt batteries. The problem is iso- a human number, its number is 6/8 come around ever again.” be interesting when put through biblical coding of www for lated to the #4120 model of smoke six hundred and sixty-six.” Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the Hunter said she is going to many mathematical equations. worldwide web has been coded alarm that was sold in the late mid 80s and lows in the low 60s. While this scripture has name her son Jason. Theologians go straight for to 666. Also, the sum of all the 1990s and since discontinued. This caused some nervousness as Annie Pitt Hall, a new mother the Bible when 666 is heard. numbers on a roulette wheel smoke detector is wired to the well as jokes about today’s date, of Tooele, gave birth last week However, most theologians add up to 666. household electrical system for its those in Tooele don’t seem too Fri to a son. Her due date was also believe it is just a number and Although some hexaphobics primary source of power and uses 79/60 concerned. 6/9 today. She was a little more isn’t significant in determining (those who fear the number a 9-volt battery for back up during Other news media have report- Partly cloudy with a stray thunder- wary about giving birth on June a date for the end of the world. six) may take extra precautions power outages. Due to the design of ed some superstitious women storm. 6, 2006. The world has been through 20 today, most in Tooele County are the smoke detector’s battery cavity, across the world have asked to “We did name him Hayden,” occurrences of the date 6/6/06 quietly going about their daily this unit can malfunction, allowing be induced early so they would Hall said. “My mom calls him prior to today. There have not business, but a few little devils household electricity to inadver- not give birth today. Sat Hades. She always told me I was yet been verified reportings of may be looking for a chance to tently “charge” the back up battery 84/58 Pregnant women in Tooele 6/10 the devil child. It made me ner- the birth of an Antichrist and raise some hell. inside. This may cause the battery Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the to be charged within the device, mid 80s and lows in the upper 50s. generating a “popping” sound and possibly causing leakage. Again, Pool these incidents are limited to BRK continued from page A1 models #4120B and #4120SB only.” Sun 84/58 6/11 the old pool. The old pool had Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s shifted and cracked,” said CEM Temps/Precipitation and lows in the upper 50s. President Craig Nielsen. “The Date High Low (prec./inches) ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content biggest surprise was the plumb- June 1 86 53 Service June 2 92 61 ing; it didn’t hold pressure so we June 3 86 57 Pollen Count are replacing the entire plumb- June 4 90 60 ing.” June 5 88 61 The pollen counts from the “People have been extreme- Intermountain Allergy and Asthma Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Clinic in Salt Lake City as of June 6, ly upset,” said aquatic center for the National Weather Service, reports 2006, were as follows: supervisor Scott Chance. “We that his recording station at 139 S. Main Pussy Willow — High want this place to look brand received .00 inches of precipitation Grass — High new when we do open so we’ve between June 1 and June 5 and a total of Mold — High .00 so far this month. The normal for June Chenopods — Moderate had some of our lifeguards doing is 1.11 inches. Plantain — Moderate a lot of painting and helping to For the water year, which began Oct. Oak — Low fix up other areas.” 1, 2005, Tooele has received 13.74 inches Walnut — Low The aquatic center director of precipitation. The normal for the year is Russian Olive — Low 18.49 inches of precipitation. Sedge — Low said that Memorial Day week- Cattail — Low end is usually one of the biggest day’s of the year for the pool so it hurts to be shut down. “It was also hard for us because some Conestoga begins of our lifeguards had to move on to other jobs. Several are college photography / Troy Boman students so they look forward The swimming pool at Deseret Peak Complex is receiving a complete makeover. Major reconstruction work on new facility to working here during the sum- is needed because the structure shifted, water was seeping through the floor and the plumbing system needed to be revamped. mer. We had to hire everybody Conestoga Wood Specialties and plans to complete the new we could over 18 years old,” swimming lessons each summer, signed up for the early sessions started construction last week facility by December of this Chance said. but that has been trimmed to can sign up for sessions planned on its 115,000-square-foot facil- ysear. In addition to the new Chance said the aquatic cen- three sessions. The center’s Web to run July 10-20, July 25-Aug.4 Tooele ity at Utah Industrial Depot in manufacturing plant, Conestoga ter usually hosts five sessions of site indicates that those who and Aug. 7-17. Tooele. is planning to lease additional The company is expected to warehouse space within the “We Are Your Neighborhood provide an estimated 180 new industrial park. The company Family Theatre” jobs over the next three years in has also invested in new equip- G-ville irrigation ‘use or lose’ turn issued Grantsville Irrigation Company es will be published in the Tooele- meters, but payments can be 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. a multi-shift operation. This will ment and machinery as part of has issued one “use or lose” agri- Transcript Bulletin and noted on spread over a one-year period for (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 be Conestoga’s first plant in the its new manufacturing opera- cultural turn until June 15 along the recording at the GIC office. existing connections if arrange- western United States. tion in Utah. Tickets are now available online with one regular turn that can be Meters are being installed for ments are made with the irriga- at www.movieswest.com Anthony Hahn, Conestoga’s “Utah was chosen after careful used at any time. shareholders, but due to the num- tion company. Meter costs vary CEO and president, said the deliberation over several states, Metering of 250,000 gallons ber of meters and a limited staff, depending on size. Current meter th th facility will support the rapid and was ultimately chosen due per share will begin June 15.(The the process will take some time. prices are $320 (25 gpm); $400 June 6 - 8 growth of its customer base, as to its proximity to the market date was reported incorrectly Any new service or transfer of (50 gpm); and $675 (100 gpm). Open Daily at Noon well as the company’s anticipat- as a whole and the strong work in last week’s newspaper.) The service must have a meter along Those prices will be locked in for ed growth within the region. ethic of the labor force,” added irrigation board will monitor for with any service that needs to be those who prepay; others will be * “We have a strong desire to Hahn. additional agricultural turns and/ replaced or repaired. invoiced for the meter cost when X-MEN 3 support our customers’ growth Founded in 1964, Conestoga or additional gallons. Any chang- Shareholders must pay for it is installed. Dly: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:05, 9:30 within the western United States. 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Entrance on Erda Way am/fm radio required �� RITZ MOTOR VU Canyons over the weekend as well. Ends �� Thursday �� No major injuries resulted. �� PG �� e-mail: [email protected] ICE AGE 2 MELT DOWN also HOOT ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD: $1.00 SENIOR: $4.00 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 A3 �� During last year’s “Ride for a Cure,” Zimmerman won a raffle �� MDA Ride �� drawing for a brand new Harley- continued from page A1 �� Davidson. But he still rides the �� short of that monetary amount, bike he has had since 1998. He �� Timmons said Monday morning gave the new motorcycle to his �� that over $175,000 was raised. wife Tammy. �� Motorcyclists interviewed by Tammy, a manger for Kentucky �� the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Fried Chicken in Salt Lake City, �� said they ride because it’s a great said she rides the motorcycle to way to give back to society. work each day. The first major stop for many There were also Christian rid- of the motorcyclists was Delle, ers who called themselves Riders where thousands of riders and for Freedom/Bikers for Christ. their passengers rested, gassed Bikers Against Child Abuse also up and found refreshments. participated in the ride, as did One motorcycle group from numerous other groups. Tooele, the Banditos, just hap- There were even 23 motor- pened to be the first group to be cyclists, called Road Warriors, interviewed. Hermano Pero is who rode all the way from St. president of the Tooele Banditos George to participate in this riders. year’s ride. Jimmy Deherrera, vice presi- The motorcycle police squad �� dent of the group, started the from West Valley City accompa- Banditos group in Utah. nied the motorcyclists from Salt �� “The Banditos first organized Lake City to Wendover. in Texas,” Jimmy explained. “We Sgt. Lamont Cox said his �� brought the group to Utah six officers escort the Muscular years ago.” Dystrophy poster children into “The Banditos is the largest Wendover once the group arrives �� motorcycle group in the world,” at the Utah/Nevada state line. �� according to Jimmy. “We are Each motorcyclist paid at now larger than Hell’s Angels.” least $60 to participate in the Jimmy’s son, Antonnio ride. If they also wanted a T- Deherrera, also rides with the shirt and a desktop plaque, the photography / Mike Call Tooele group. Another son, Utah Highway Patrol troopers drive in a neat procession near the cost was $120. Those who par- Michael, rides with the Banditos Lakeside exit on I-80 Saturday as part of the “Ride for a Cure” event. ticipated in the raffle drawing in Colorado. for a new Harley-Davidson paid Yolanda, Jimmy’s wife, has $1,000. ridden motorcycles with her “We also got others to pledge husband for 38 years. money to us for the ride,” “Yolanda isn’t on this ride,” explained one of the motorcy- Jimmy said Saturday, “but she clists. usually rides with me. We will Timmons, the Harley- soon celebrate our 40th wed- Davidson business owner from ding anniversary.” Salt Lake City, said the ride to A Banditos group from Elko, Wendover is always fun and suc- Nev. rode their motorcycles all cessful. the way to Salt Lake. They then “We provide a venue for joined the ride to Wendover, motorcyclists to ride for a wor- stayed overnight there, then thy cause,” Timmons said. “All �� rode back to Elko on Sunday. the money we raise is donat- Joel Thompson, 21, is the ed to the Muscular Dystrophy �� youngest rider from the Elko Association.” �� Banditos group, and “Pappy,” Timmons added, “Once we �� age 72, is the oldest rider. reach Wendover, there are rock photo / Mike Call �� A rider who would only give Jim and Kathy Miller of Tooele stood on the Lakeside (Military Area) over- bands, food, and a totally fun his name as Big’un (as in ‘he’s a pass of I-80 waving to bikers as they passed below. The couple eventually atmosphere.” �� big one’), said he does explora- joined the procession to Wendover. Timmons said the group tion drilling in gold mines for a always plan their “Ride for a living. Cure” for the first Saturday in �� “People ask me why I like to June. For more information call �� ride a motorcycle,” Big’un said. 801-278-6200. “I tell them, ‘You can drive a e-mail: [email protected] vehicle to work for 20 years and never experience the sights and sounds you will experience if you ride a motorcycle instead.’” Another group of riders were Tooele County Search & Rescue the Vietnam Vets from Salt Lake City. They all gave only their “biker” names to the Transcript- 14th Annual Bulletin. Bad Load said that only military veterans can be members of his group. “Our group started out with Vietnam vets,” he said. “Now we have a separate branch called the Legacy group. These are the DEMOLITIONDEMOLITION DERBYDERBY guys who have served in Desert Storm or Iraq. We call them the 1st Place Legacy group because they will take over the club when the $ Vietnam vets are gone.” 2000 Crazy Dave is a Legacy mem- photography / Mike Call 2nd Place One group of motorcyclists who rode from Salt Lake City to Wendover Plus Trophy ber of the Vietnam Vets. Crazy $ Dog served in Desert Storm. to raise funds as well as public awareness about muscular dystrophy was from Elko, Nev. The group rode their motorcycles from Elko, to 1200 Pulling a bullet out of the pocket Salt Lake, to Wendover and then back to Elko. of his motorcycle pants, he says Plus Trophy he carries it with him wherever Ed Maytum, who owns Ed’s Riders from Lehi includ- he goes. Pool, a swimming pool con- ed John Gilley, Tommy Gray, 3rd Place “I have an artificial knee cap struction company in Salt Lake Sandra Martinez, and Craig because this bullet hit me in City, rides with a group called Zimmerman. $ Desert Storm,” he said. K-9 Big Dog. 700 Plus Trophy

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View G-ville rumors absurd Rumors against the Grantsville Police Department are running rampant again. During last year’s mayoral election when incumbent Mayor Byron Anderson ran against former city councilman Craig Anderson, there were vicious rumors that the city’s police department was harassing a Grantsville resident. While that resident has filed a lawsuit against the police, the officers have not been convicted of any wrongdoing whatsoever. And now, over the past several days, rumors are circulating that the Grantsville Police Department is under investigation because illegal substances seized during drug raids are missing from the department’s evidence room. One officer in particular has been named as the “culprit” who stole the drugs. Additionally, it has been falsely stated that the officer has been through drug rehabilitation at least three or four times. Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park told the Transcript-Bulletin that if an investigation was underway involving the Grantsville Police Department, he would certainly know about it. “I have heard nothing whatsoever about any missing drugs in the Grantsville Police evidence room,” Park said Saturday. Grantsville Sgt. Dan Chamberlain said he believes the rumors began because several accused drug dealers/users have recently been arrested. Chamberlain theorizes that friends of those arrested may be spreading the rumors. “I can tell you that if any officer had gone through drug rehab even once, he or she would no longer be a police officer,” Chamberlain said. Grantsville Police Chief Dan Johnson said all his officers undergo random drug tests. And those who are wondering if the seized drugs are still in the Grantsville LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Police Department’s evidence room — “they are all there,” the chief said. It’s sad, indeed, when rumors such as these are unleashed on the men and I am typing this with one hand and was and he helped me. Then he left and I went to Another flag over Texas devastated to miss their performance after Dr. Shah (he was in the same building) and women who have the potential each day of putting their lives on the line to save Editor: all the hard work we have done, but I am oh, he was wonderful. But he moved back others. When our goose, Yankee, flew the coop, amazed and proud of them for continuing East. Dr. Nita Weber now has her practice in Let’s stop the rumors now. Grantsville Police are not under investigation The ganders honked, and then their eyes on and achieving at such a high level on the same building and I go to her. I just love because drugs are missing from their evidence room — and no Grantsville Police did droop. their own determination. I know we could her. She treats you like she cares. officer has ever been through drug rehabilitation. She flew over Texas and found Bush’s have performed even better together. These She has a great sense of humor and is so ranch; orchestra students are the best! very knowledgeable. Her warm quiet manner She laid a golden egg atop a cactus ANOTHER VIEW is comfortable and gives you the feeling you branch. JoAnne Hinkle are in good hands. I want to thank her for ‘Dubya’ cracked the shell and to his sur- Tooele the great effort she has put into my care and prise ... I want you to know we have excellent care Out popped Bin Laden before his weary Group’s morale just fine Good lesson learned in the quiet end of town. eyes. Editor: Cheney took a vacation and Condoleeza I’m concerned about the “so-called” Barbara Taylor threw rice; facts stated in last week’s letter-to-the edi- Tooele from Dixie Chicks Bush danced a jig not once, but twice. tor about the two volunteers who gave peaking your mildly critical about him. Our boys Now our goose is more famous than the senior patrol bad morale. I must say Don’t leave dogs to roast mind and could die in Iraq at the President’s Disney’s Donald Duck. it really got under my skin. First, it was Editor: Srefusing to behest, but anyone suggesting that She isn’t magical, it’s just pure luck. not my choice to change the name of this Please do not leave your dogs in your back down — even there may not be enough justification Marzini Parsons volunteer group — it was Chief Ron Kirby’s vehicles in the summer while you go in to when it costs you for them to give their lives for this par- Tooele decision. He made the new name “Volunteer shop. The air conditioning you had on as money and puts ticular cause was branded a traitor. Patrol” and it was later to be called VIPS you drove there does not last. your safety at risk Of course, many entertainers were (Volunteers in Police Service). I checked my car last year in the sun with Leave if you don’t like it Before you go and bad mouth me you the windows cracked, and the thermom- — requires real against the war and disagreed with Editor: might want to look at the source of these eter that I had put in there climbed to 115 courage. It’s easy the President. But, Bruce Springsteen, For those of you who moved out here issues at stake. The only person with low degrees and was climbing higher. Please, to be opinionated Pearl Jam and R.E.M. did not make from Salt Lake thinking Tooele was a hick Daniel Kline morale is you. We have done a lot while please don’t leave them in there to cry and when it costs you their living writing music for country town and wouldn’t grow, you ought to find Guest Columnist you sit and complain about everything. You whine for help. It is truly heart wrenching, nothing, but most music fans. These artists may have another place to move to. Tooele has turned might want to take a good hard look at your- and those of you who are driving or parking people quickly taken a brave position against the war into the bed and breakfast for Salt Lake! If self. If anything the morale is better. your trucks with your dogs in back, do you sacrifice their convictions if sticking to — one that looks pretty smart in ret- for one minute you don’t think the people I thank each of the original senior patrol really think they are cool because they are their guns comes with a price. rospect — but, they did not risk their who live here and commute to Salt Lake persons for their time and dedication. The out in the air? You really should think again When Natalie Maines of the Dixie careers in doing so. every day don’t fuel their vehicles and do way things changed, whether for the bet- because you are wrong. Chicks told a London audience in The Dixie Chicks, however, derived shopping there — then you’re up in the ter or not, is not my fault nor do I take any Please think about this before you take 2003 that she was “ashamed that the most of their income from country night. So what are they bringing to this com- responsibility for the change. your dogs with you in the summer. President of the United States was music fans — an audience that was munity, but pollution and more traffic? What I do take responsibility for is serv- from Texas” she was making a fairly apparently largely willing to aban- As far as being run off the road by race Nancy Millaway ing my community and helping our officers. bold comment. The courageous part don any artist that failed to fall into cars, I take it you haven’t driven from Tooele Grantsville I believe the chief and particularly Liberty was that when the remark was met lockstep with a Republican president to Stansbury Park in the morning? The top Yates deserve respect for their time and with hostility from the country music from Texas. Forget the inherent qual- speed from Tooele to Stansbury Park is 50 County corrupted by greed dedication to the new group. audience — costing her band millions ity of the Chicks’ music, they dared to mph, but I get passed by cars all the time Editor: The fact of the matter is that having a of dollars — she refused to apologize. express an honest opinion and that was like I’m sitting still. They are doing 50-plus I am not well versed in the political and group only of the original seniors eventually This statement, which was made too much for many of their fans. It’s going over the overpass at the north end legal arenas but then I don’t think you nec- would not be such a good idea. There are slightly prior to the Iraq war, ignited irrational to like or dislike music based of town where the speed limit is 40 mph. essarily need a degree in political science simple things that some could not do, which a firestorm that saw the popular trio on its political message or the political Neither I nor anybody I know asked any of or law to form a valid opinion of many of created safety issues. There were many good basically banned from country radio, beliefs of the singer. I’m basically a you to move out here in the first place. the people that find their way into those people. I thank them. attacked by Conservative Republicans Libertarian and am certainly a raging I have lived in Tooele County for over professions. If one listens to the daily news I do not apologize for me having the and literally threatened with death. capitalist, but I have every album made 30 years and am glad to see it prosper after in our country they find to their dismay opportunity to serve on the Volunteer Patrol. The vast majority of stars would have by socialist singer/songwriter Billy the Army Depot shut down. Tooele is still that hardly a month goes by that there is It was an honor for me. This group is a team backed off their statement, issued Bragg. I’m also in favor of the death a small town and if you think differently not some story of the stench of greed and — not a bunch of people who sit around and an apology written by a public rela- penalty, but I’ve never used that as an — then move back to Salt Lake. Tooele will deceit that numerous politicians, lawyers, or complain. No one said life was fair. If you tions person and done whatever was excuse to not see a Tim Robbins or a be just fine without you! corporate bigwigs have aspired to. And sadly feel that I brought bad morale to this group, required to make up with their paying Susan Sarandon movie. As far as retiring in Tooele, I myself am while they are lining their pockets, spend- too bad. Also, next time you complain about customers. I can agree with Rush Limbaugh not going anywhere. I guess you can always ing taxpayer monies frivolously and making me please use my name, Heather Johnson. The Chicks, however, not only on eliminating the estate tax, but I move to sunny southern California and see their dirty deals behind closed doors they The VIPS is a good group donataing their refused to apologize, they recently wouldn’t want an album by the guy. what overcrowding and lack of space is all are hurting the ones that put them in office time helping out in our community. Make released a single, “Not Ready to Make Even if I disagreed with him on that, or about. I was always told if you don’t like or have worked tirelessly for them at insig- sure they are recognized because they are a Nice,” that reignited the rancor of their other, issues, I would never consider where you’re at, you can always move! I’m nificant wages only to have their retirement bunch of good volunteers. We certainly do former fans. Maines said something she that anything he could say on one sub- sure we can find another to take your place plans raided and spent frivolously too. not have bad morale; we have a great group believed and she was clearly unwilling ject would cause me to refuse to listen and one who won’t be griping about Tooele The political corruption is spread from of people! It only takes one to make it miser- to apologize for it or pretend it was a to him on the subjects I enjoy hearing County and the things they are trying to do the very top of the federal government, who able. mistake. him talk about. to better themselves. cannot take a good idea and pass a bill on its Heather Johnson Since the statement was made, the When your political ideology leaves Rick V. Murray own good merit without tacking on a bunch Grantsville President led us into a war under false no room for independent thought Tooele of greedy pork barrel spending for their own pretenses that has no end in sight. and you begin to attack anyone who greedy ambitions, to the state, county and He has also sunk to an all-time low expresses an idea even mildly at odds Bravo THS orchestra Doctor’s care excellent city officials who in a lot of matters have approval rating and a recent Quinnipiac with your beliefs, it’s time to re-exam- Editor: absolutely no concern for the good of the Editor: University poll has the American pub- There is a place somewhat forgotten. It is people who put them there. We generally ine your positions. Making up your Tooele High School’s orchestra has had lic rating Bush as the worst president a place I have gone to whenever I’ve needed have no options when it comes down to mind on an issue before considering its a remarkable year. By earning superior rat- since World War II. Realistically, while help. The place hasn’t changed but the voting, it is all too often voting for who you merits doesn’t make you strong in your ings from both judges at region orchestra on Maines might have jumped the gun a people have. It’s not new and fancy or at the consider will be the lesser of the two evils convictions, it makes you someone too (April 6, 2006, at Ogden High School), they little bit, could most Texans not at least north end of town. that the wealthy and political hierarchy has stupid to risk letting thought corrupt qualified for state orchestra. At state orches- consider being a little bit ashamed at There isn’t a lot of traffic to fight. It’s back put in place. your beliefs. tra (May 19, 2006 at BYU), they earned being geographically associated with behind the old hospital in the Medical Office Now these atrocities have reached the Daniel B. Kline is the author of excellent ratings. this president? building. My first friend there was Dr. Wait. “50 Things Every Guy Should Know The orchestra and chamber strings went Somehow it was okay for President Yes, I know some didn’t like him but I did SEE LETTERS ON A5 How To Do,” which is available in this last weekend (May 24-28) to compete George Bush to wage war in a faraway book stores everywhere. His blog in the Heritage Festival in Anaheim, Calif. land to ostensibly win freedom for can be viewed at www.thingsevery- On Friday, May 26, shortly before their LETTER RULES their people, but it was not okay for an guy.com and he can be reached at performance time, I (the director) fell and American entertainer to say something [email protected]. suffered arm and head injuries. The students The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the went on and performed with a substitute author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community director (from Maria Carillo High School in of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual California) who graciously volunteered to circumstances at the editor’s discretion. help though he did not know their music. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long The students went on to perform and are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- received a silver rating for the orchestra A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 and a gold rating for the chamber strings. In Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. addition, they received the special “Spirit of 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. 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stant rattle in the dash of your vehi- some of us about the corruption for years. This, even though it is Letters cle it is very annoying and tends and deceit of some of our county far more dangerous to run gasoline continued from page A4 to raise your anxiety exponentially officials. trucks or acid trucks along our as it goes on and on and on and Chris and DeAnna Lowder highways. front or back yards of nearly every- on. We cannot even get away from Gundersen Circle Grantsville Coal burning creates 25,000 one in Tooele Valley, and sadly, it at night, there are some of us in times as much waste, in tons per especially for my family and our the valley that enjoy looking at the Expand green energy kwh. This source produces power neighbor’s families. I have heard the wonders of the universe through Editor: 24 hours per day, not just when the noise from areas on Tooele Army our telescopes, with all the new We are told that the energy wind blows or the sun shines and Depot near South Mountains and lights in the complex the light pollu- crunch will continue because our our country has its own abundant complaints from people who live tion has been greatly increased. politicians don’t realize we’re in a fuel supplies. in Tooele, on Bryan Road in Erda, The city and county officials full-fledged energy crisis. Even the Already, 20 percent of U.S. elec- and in Grantsville. We live maybe a put us on watering restrictions price of Appalachian coal is up, trical power comes from it. Using mile from the new Larry H. Miller every year and tell us that there tripled in three years. It’s also true existing fuel it has not killed one play pen and soon a new shooting is not enough water to water our that the country needs to develop person by radiation. In the future complex, which I understand is lawns and we need to conserve this an environmentally sensitive energy it can supply the hydrogen to fuel yet another done dirty deal by our precious natural resource. If this CEO Chuck Davis of Mountain West Medical Center presents a $500 check to policy so we can stop supporting a clean, gasoline-free generation of county leaders. Although our neigh- is truly the case, which I believe Barbara Spector of Healing Horses. The local program provides horse riding dictators by buying their oil at cars. opportunities for mentally and physically challenged children and adults. The borhood is not the most glamorous it is, then why is it that there is greatly escalating prices. Do environmentalists fight this program has seven horses, two certified instructors, over 30 volunteers and is in the county, you used to be able miraculously plenty of water to So we desperately need more of because they want to see our econ- fully accredited by the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association. to go outside and hear the chirping sustain vast lawns, trees that are the non-polluting, non-greenhouse, omy decline? A number are smarter Lessons are held once a week in Erda. Spector founded the local program of birds, the contented neighing of supposed to be so numerous so as economical energy, but our Utah than that. three years ago and presently serves as co-chairman of the board. The dona- horses and on special occasions the to block out the noise (what in 20 politicians have been waging an all- Steven C. Barrowes, Ph.D. tion from Mountain West will be used for feeding and maintaining the horses. squawking of a rooster pheasant. It to 30 years), shrubs, flowers, and to out fight against this form of energy Salt Lake City For class information call 843-7774 or see www.healinghorsesutah.org. doesn’t matter any more if you are meet the needs of 50,000 people at inside or outside in our neighbor- an event at Miller’s play pen or hun- hood all you can hear is the con- dreds to thousands of new homes stant scream of high horsepower whenever a developer can make a � Harrison Ford flick engines. It starts about 8 a.m. and buck? �� continues throughout the day. It has Logic and reason tell me that if been seven days a week and the someone purchases a home near complex isn’t really up and running an airport or some other venue that �� leads June releases yet. I can’t wait until the constant is distasteful to them they have no Firewall (June 13) din of Mr. Miller’s play pen is cou- right to complain about their stu- � �� pled with the constant explosions pidity. On the same token, someone (June 6) Much of this movie was shot in and around Tooele County. Written of cordite in high powered rifles that has lived in an area for years � �� This Harrison and handguns. Plus, isn’t all the and directed by Roger Donaldson, should have the majority of the �� Ford vehicle lead going to make yet another haz- right to say what is built in their the adventure/drama tells the true � doesn’t veer far ardous material site to deal with? neighborhood. We have been denied story of Burt Monro’s tedious trek � �� from the beaten It is my understanding that the from New Zealand to Long Beach ours by the dirty closed door deci- path. A Seattle county engineer or someone is sup- � �� to Nevada to Wendover, where he sions of Tooele County officials. bank security posed to be out and about to check I love this country, we are lucky � saw his lifelong dream of breaking a expert is taken the level of noise that everyone is to live in this great nation, I was � �� motorcycle land speed record come by surprise complaining about as soon as they born and raised in Tooele County �� true. Munro is played by screen leg- when a team of Audrey Rock- get their decibel meter fixed or and have spent the majority of my � end Anthony Hopkins. cold-blooded Richardson calibrated but that is going to be life here. But I must say that I hate � �� Hopkins gives a predictably bril- criminals head- STAFF WRITER useless. The meter is most likely what some people are allowed to �� liant performance. And Donaldson ed by Bill Cox not going to register a level that is do through greed and corruption � does Munro’s story justice by focus- (Paul Bettany) supposed to be harmful, but like a and the impact they have on other � �� Reel Talk ing the plot squarely on Munro’s storm his home faucet that constantly drips, or the people’s lives. �� and take his thoughts, ambitions, discourage- constant drone of machinery or an I would like to thank Terry and �� family hostage. This has been done ments and triumphs. Everything else unexplainable squeaking, or a con- Sallie Mathews for enlightening �� so many times before, it’s become is peripheral. The cinematography is its own genre. also worth noting; especially the cli- Virginia Madsen and Paul Bettany mactic final scenes on the Salt Flats. District gets half million grant also star. Bettany’s cruel perfor- Donaldson’s one fault is that he �� The Tooele County School District Society, and others. mance as one of the kidnappers is allows Munro’s journey to stretch �� the highlight. But the movie’s laugh- too long, and by the time he makes in northwest Utah has been selected History is one of the core aca- �� ably trite conclusion makes it hard it to Utah, the audience feels nearly to receive a $499,978 federal grant demic subjects under the landmark �� to take seriously. as tired as Munro. Once we’re finally to improve the quality of American No Child Left Behind Act; how- Grade: C there, the film races to euphoric history education, U.S. Secretary ever, the National Assessment of Rated PG-13 for intense sequenc- speeds. of Education Margaret Spellings Educational Progress shows that �� es of violence. Grade: B+ announced today. Students who are less than one-quarter of America’s well grounded in history are more students in grades 4, 8 and 12 are Glory Road (June 6) Rated PG-13 for brief language, �� drug use, and a sexual reference. likely to become active, informed proficient in American history. This doesn’t come anywhere near participants in our nation’s future. the level of sports favorites like Eight Below (June 20) This year, the Teaching American “Rudy,” but it has a vague appeal Inspired by the true story of a History program will award 124 and a comfortably detached way of 1957 Japanese Antarctic expedi- new grants worth $118.2 million to storytelling. The movie is based on tion, “Eight Below” tells the story school districts in 38 states nation- the historical 1966 events formed by of Jerry Shepherd (Paul Walker), an wide. Texas Western University’s basket- outdoorsman who heads a perilous “Our nation’s founding fathers ball team, who rose above racism scientific expedition in Antarctica. believed the study of history and and bigotry to change the sport He leads geologist Davis McClaren citizenship should be at the core forever. (Bruce Greenwood) out into the of every American’s education,” Josh Lucas gives a good perfor- open during a dangerous time of & Secretary Spellings said. “Yet, with mance as the legendary coach Don year. Carrying them through the studies showing less than one-quar- �� Haskins. Haskins was a coach with open ice are Shepherd’s eight loyal ter of American students are profi- progressive style and a colorblind and intelligent sled dogs. Things cient in either subject, far too few eye for talent. He recruited more turn grave when a massive storm U.S. students are learning the les- �� African American basketball players shows up just as McClaren falls sons vital to life in our democratic than was considered prudent at the through the ice. Shepherd and the society. History education under time and broke down barriers when dogs are able to save him, but the No Child Left Behind is essential to he formed history’s first starting two men suffer frostbite and must help students gain an understanding �� lineup of all African Americans. leave the outpost for a hospital. and appreciation of our nation’s his- Director James Gartner does a There’s no room for the dogs on the tory and government.” competent job, avoiding the really airplane, but Jerry’s girlfriend prom- Tooele County School District �� controversial aspects of the histori- ises to go back for them. The dogs is comprised of 23 schools serv- cal events and focusing on the feel- are left alone in a frozen wilderness ing 11,462 students. The coun- good aspect of the movie. for six months. Jerry is devastated, ty’s Teaching American History �� Overall, the film is a vanilla-fla- and tries everything to get back. But Academy will train 20 history teach- vored crowd-pleaser. it’s a long time before he can get ers in grades 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, and 12. A �� Grade: B- somebody to fund the risky trip. total of 146 hours of service will be Rated PG for racial issues includ- Disney’s version of this story is a offered annually through week-long ing violence and epithets, and mild pleasant re-imagining, thanks mostly summer symposiums, quarterly two- language. to the great performances of the day workshops with day trips, one- �� Running Scared (June 6) eight beautiful dogs. Their struggle on-one mentoring, monthly study In spite of what you may have for survival is the best part of the groups, and a trip to Washington, �� heard, this movie isn’t a complete movie. Their dependence on one D.C. The Academy will increase �� loss. Sure, it’s appallingly gross, another, their tenderness and loyalty teachers’ history knowledge and filled with forced profanity and atro- to one another, and their determina- pedagogical skills, increase stu- ciously edited. But it’s also funny. tion to live are touching. There is dents’ interest and achievement, Every time the audience sees a new the distraction of a flat romance and create a “community of histo- “surprise twist” (or, more accurate- between Katie and Jerry, and that rians” comprised of teachers and ly, “tired cliché”) coming around the draws the movie out to unnecessary students actively engaging in histor- corner, they laugh. Every time Paul lengths. But as long as the story is ical inquiry. Partner organizations Walker tries to convey despair and about the dogs, “Eight Below” is include Weber State University’s rage by throwing his head back and satisfying and suspenseful. History Department, Utah Heritage howling, the audience snickers. And Grade: B Foundation, 3Rs Project (in coop- when a villain sneers “I’m a mack- Rated for some peril and mild eration with the First Amendment daddy pimp,” the entire audience language. Center), Utah State Historical �� doubles over with uncontrollable �� giggles. So there is the comic value �� to consider. I don’t personally think �� it’s worthwhile to see a bombastical- ly stupid film just for a few laughs — but to each his own. Walker plays low-level mobster Joey Gazelle, who is responsible WOW! for disposing of a gun used to fin- �� ish off a bunch of cops. Before that happens, his young neighbor Oleg Michael Paul �� (Cameron Bright) finds the gun and �� uses it to wound his abusive father, �� Russian drug dealer Ivan Yugorsky 06-06-06 (Karel Roden). Joey has to find the �� Oleg and the gun before the cops do, or his family will be in danger. �� The movie eventually transitions �� from being gross to unspeakably bizarre, and unfit for normal movie- �� going audiences. The MPAA delivers itself another credibility blow by not We’re Part of the Solution slapping this with an NC-17 rating. 60! Grade: D- Rated R for strong violence, lan- Happy Birthday �� guage, adult themes, and sexuality. �� The World’s Fastest Indian A6 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 OBITUARIES Donald Warren Stewart

Donald Warren Stewart died June 2, 2006, at the Rocky Mountain Care Center in Tooele, Utah. Donald was born May 17, 1923 in Milford, Utah, to William David Stewart and Elizabeth Ellen Joseph. He married Helen LaRee Ashworth, his wife of 61 years, in Beaver, Utah, on June 14, 1945. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. Donald Warren Stewart During the early years of their marriage, Donald worked in Milford on the railroad and in law Vicki (Lopez) Stewart of the Harrington Hickory mine. Tooele; his daughter Connie He spent the bulk of his work- Lee Rencher and son-in-law Don S. Rencher of Blair, Okla.; �� ing years at Deseret Chemical �� Depot for the U.S. Army. Donald and his son Troy B. Stewart Over 300 people attended a May 22 open house and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Stansbury of Alamogordo, N.M. Donald’s Springs Health Center at 210 Millpond, Stansbury Park. The new Health Center features Pediatrician Heidi was dedicated to his church ser- �� seven surviving grandchildren McMillan, MD, of Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids and Family Physician An Dinh, MD of Dinh Family Medicine. vice and served as a counselor will miss their Grandpa, as will �� Stansbury Springs Health Center was designed to accommodate four physicians. It features approximately in the bishopric, as high priest 6,100 sq. ft., with 10 examination rooms, two procedural rooms and a waiting/reception area. group leader and ward clerk. He his eight great-grandchildren. by Walker Design. was a devoted home teacher. He The Stewart family extends its �� is remembered by all as a gentle thanks to local ward members �� person with a great sense of who helped care for Donald and humor. Donald was an example support his wife during the last Tooeleans take home degrees from SUU of patience and kindness to all weeks of his life; his doctors, �� On May 6, several Tooele County Science in accounting; Dustin up of 567 males and 705 females, who knew him. He was hard- especially Dr. Charles Holt; and �� natives, graduated from Southern Bradford England earned a Masters and 46 married couples. The young- working, and lived to make life many close friends and neigh- Utah University. of Business Administration, Christin est graduate was 19-years-old, the better for his sweetheart, Helen, bors for their love and support. Erda resident Christopher John Lea Walker earned a Bachelor of oldest, 58. and their children. Funeral services will take place Heath earned a Bachelor of Science Arts in psychology. Through its more than 100-year Beloved and admired, he is Thursday, June 8, 10 a.m. at the in criminal justice. From Grantsville, These 11 Tooele County gradu- history, Southern Utah University survived by his wife, Helen, LDS Stake Center 253 S. 200 E. in Tooele. Interment, Tooele Courtney W. Anderson earned a ates were among more than 1,200 has evolved from a teacher train- of Tooele; his son Warren R. City Cemetery. Bachelor of Science in integrated students awarded with certifi- ing school into its current role as a Stewart and daughter-in- engineering; Kyra Leisyl Cox earned cates, associate’s, bachelor’s, and comprehensive, regional university a Bachelor of Science in marketing; master’s degrees from six different to 6,000 students from across the Megan B. Grover earned a Bachelor colleges and schools, including the globe. It serves the southern region of Science in elementary education; School of Business, the College of of Utah and contiguous counties in Jay Nolan Grover earned a Bachelor Computing, Integrated Engineering of Arts in technology education; and Technology, the Beverley Taylor surrounding states with undergradu- Chelci M. Nix earned associate’s Sorenson College of Education, the ate and graduate programs in six col- degree in general studies. Stockton College of Humanities and Social leges. People look to the University resident Katie J. Holm earned a Sciences, the College Performing for outreach services, culture, eco- Bachelor of Science in biology with and Visual Arts, and the College of nomic and business development, 493 W. 400 N. Tooele a Zoology emphasis. From Tooele, Science. higher learning, regional history, Wendy E. Crouch earned a Bachelor Among the SUU Class of 2006 public affairs, major academic spe- of Science in Theater Arts; Spencer were graduates from 30 states and cialties, and significant entertain- 882-4800 W. Douglas earned a Bachelor of nine countries. The class was made ment and recreation. �� Bonnie Stoddard Mercer �� Bonnie Stoddard and Ralph D. Stoddard Mercer and Ralph Barbara (Bud) Griffiths, Carol �� D. Stoddard (Jack) Conder and Colleen �� (Jack) McKay. They both have �� three brothers, Eddie (Ruth) Stoddard, Ronald (Lynnette) �� Bonnie Stoddard Mercer and Ralph D. Stoddard, sister and Stoddard and Richard �� brother, died May 18 (Bonnie) Stoddard. and 19 (Ralph), 2006. Bonnie had four children, Both of them were born in Leland (Debbie) Mercer, Dale �� Beaver, Utah. Bonnie was born (Rene’e) Mercer, Gary (Jill) on Dec. 21, 1930, and Ralph on Mercer and Linda (Dave) Dyer. �� Aug. 18, 1937. Ralph had four children, Joe, Mitch, Tracy and daughter, �� Bonnie was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne R. Rhonda. He also had two step- Mercer; her mother and father, sons, Michael and Jerry. LaMar and Sauretta Stoddard; Bonnie was laid to rest in two brothers Allen Stoddard and Gulf, Calif. and Ralph was laid Deb Davis and Peggy Pearce (l-r) show off some of the gift baskets that will Steven Stoddard. Ralph was pre- to rest in Wilton, Calif. �� be presented to Grantsville residents this June, July and August. Grantsville’s ceded in death by the love of his Bonnie and Ralph spent many Beautification and Shade Tree Commission is sponsoring, for a second year, life, Joan (DeWitt) Stoddard. years in Tooele and went to the “Beautification Yard Award” program. The awards will be presented “for the They both have three sisters, Tooele schools. �� most improved or beautiful yard.” Mayor Byron Anderson, the City Council, and Jeff Goodsell, Shade Tree Commission Chairman, are encouraging Grantsville residents to clean-up, green-up and beautify their yards to be eligible for the DEATH NOTICE award. Davis said that each basket contains “wonderful prizes and certificates” �� donated by Grantsville businesses. Pearce noted that even “more businesses Dr. Monica Ebert long, grueling battle with cancer. joined in this year and not one turned down my request to donate” to this com- Services are pending. See obitu- munity effort. Dr. Monica Ebert passed away ary in Thursday’s Tooele Transcript �� at her home June 5, 2006, after a Bulletin for more information.

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ANSWERS ON A7 ANSWERS ON A7 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 A7 History of Tooele CCC, Pony Express explored TFCU changes staff by Jaromy Jessop Tooele Federal Credit Union lished in 1948 with assets of CORRESPONDENT completed construction this just under $14,000, nearly sixty spring on two new full-service years later TFCU has grown Utah historians hosted a open branches; one in North Tooele to over $200 million in assets, house at the Simpson Springs and one in South Jordan. But nearly 35,000 member/owners, Pony Express Station Saturday. the new buildings aren’t the and ninety people employed. One can see evidence of the only changes taking place at In fact, since the start of 2005 station’s and the county’s cap- TFCU. Along with its branch the credit union has added tivating history by reading the expansion, the credit union has nearly 20 new employees to landscape of the surrounding also promoted several employ- their staff. valleys and mountains, the his- ees to fit their growing staff. With the field of membership torians said. “With our two new branches now available for Salt Lake This open house was part and a rapidly growing mem- County residents, two beauti- of a celebration of the 1906 bership, we need solid, quali- ful new branches, and these Antiquities Act, which was the fied people to help us main- new positions, the credit union first piece of legislation that pro- tain the great service to our is excited to be able to provide tected archaeological and his- members,” commented Bruce their high quality of person- toric resources on public lands. Bryan, TFCU Executive Vice al service to more people in Simpson Springs is located President. “It can be a chal- Tooele and Salt Lake counties. about 20 miles west of Vernon lenge to create a solid team, “It is an exciting and fun through Lookout Pass. but I think we have one of the time to be a part of the TFCU The highlight was the histor- best around.” family,” said Bryan. ical interpretation of the site TFCU recently appointed six For more information about given by Dr. David M. Jabusch, assistant vice presidents and TFCU and its employment author of Pathway to Glory: two new department manag- opportunities, visit their web- The Pony Express and Stage Dr. David M. Jabusch gave a historical presentation Saturday at the Simpson Springs Pony Express Monument ers on their staff in addition to site at www.tfcu.net. Stations in Utah. As Jabusch is southern Tooele County. The same monument is shown below in a Utah State Historical Society photo of two the many new employ- Civilian Conservation Corps workers standing by the monument shortly after its construction around 1939-40. stood at the base of the Pony ees hired to staff the Express Simpson Springs Station monuments visible at the Pony new branches. Maria Marker, he held the crowd cap- Express Stations along the trail. Powell was promoted tive with his intriguing tales of Most of these monuments were to AVP of Mortgage the Pony Express and how life built in 1939 and were con- Lending, Rob Reger was lived back in those days. structed by the workers of the to AVP of Business A crowd of about 50 individu- Civilian Conservation Corps out Services, Marilyn als gathered around for his pre- of Simpson Springs. Green to AVP of sentation. BLM outdoor recreation plan- Consumer Lending, When Jabusch finished his ner Ray Kelsey and spokesper- Sheri Roberts to AVP presentation, he led the group son Erin Darboven were very Information Services, to the station house, which he helpful in answering questions. Don West to AVP explained was built crossways They handed out water bottles, Network Services, upon the foundation of the old snacks, key chains, posters, and and Tracy Harris to station. He pointed out some of all kinds of informative bro- AVP Dealer Direct the old lines of the original sta- chures and maps. There was an Lending. In addition tion that were still visible. The air conditioned trailer on site, TFCU also named old station was quite a bit larger a BLM law enforcement ranger two others to man- than the reconstructed station. and a fire fighting unit from ager positions. Kim Jabusch emphasized the con- the Vernon BLM fire station. Alvarado is the new cept of the “Outdoor Museum.” Children were allowed to oper- Call Center Manager If you find an artifact of histori- ate the engine’s fire hose. and Brett Valdez cal significance, he said, leave Another key participant was moved into the it alone. The historical integrity Art DiGrazia and his staff from Marketing Manager of the artifact is lost once it is the BLM’s Wild Horse and Burro position. picked up. Secondly, he said if Center at Butterfield Canyon. “To accommodate the old artifacts are disturbed, DiGrazia is the facility manag- this exciting expan- other people that visit the desert er at the Center. He and two sion period at TFCU, and mountains won’t have the staff members were mounted our staff and its basic same chance to enjoy the relics. on beautiful Mustangs that had structure must also The group also went on a been rounded up from the wild grow. Combined, walking tour of the Simpson and trained to be riding horses. these employees have Springs Civilian Conservation The formerly wild horses over 87 years of expe- Corps camp site. Much was were docile and well mannered. rience at TFCU and learned during the walking tour. Seeing the riders mounted next many more inside the There were numerous old foun- to the Pony Express Station was [financial] industry,” dations, the camp flag pole base a thrilling site, which made it said Bryan. “They is obvious and there was even a easy to imagine how it must truly are experts in set of holes in concrete where have been back in the old days. their field.” unit guidons were posted. From e-mail: [email protected] Originally estab- the look of things on the ground constructing reservoirs, roads, and from a few historical pho- fences, cisterns, and trails. tographs, it is obvious that this The most significant contribu- camp was very substantial and tions that this unit made out in significant. the desert that continue to be Simpson Springs CCC camp beneficial today is the grading �� was a sub-post of Clover Spring of the Pony Express Trail from CCC camp. It was established in Lookout Pass to Fish Springs. �� 1939. The unit based at Simpson Prior to the work of the CCC, �� Springs was Company DG 2517 the trail had been just a crude �� and their primary work was two track trail. Additionally, to improve the range land by the CCC erected all of the rock �� ‘Bone’ bringing comedy to Tracks �� Tracks Sports Bar & Social �� Club welcomes “Bone” to their �� WiseGuy Comedy night this �� coming Wednesday, June 7, at �� 8 p.m. Bone is saved, sanctified, and �� the funniest substitute teach- �� er in America, according to a �� Tracks press release. “If you are �� lookin’ for trashy comedy, don’t �� call Bone,” the release states. �� “He is the country’s poster child �� for sparkling clean comedy.” �� He has co-starred on ABC’s sitcom “Less Than Perfect” star- ring Sherri Shepherd and Andy “Bone” Dick. Bone made his television �� debut on B.E.T.’s “Oh Drama”, or by calling 882-4040. where his comedic timing as a “This is great big city enter- �� panel guest earned him a spot tainment brought right to our on the network’s No. 1 show back door we hope to see a �� “Comic View.” great turn out as always for this �� Tickets are on sale now at performer,” club promoter Ron Tracks at 1641 N. Main, Tooele Baum said.

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ter, Marina said, “I started early Jasmine said. “I might decide to Many in class having children.” be a dental hygienist.” Lluvia Elizet Gomez is anoth- Kade Bateman, a resident of of 2006 are first er who has the honor of being Ibapah who rode a school bus the first in her family to gradu- 60 miles to WHS each morning grads in families ate from high school. She was and 60 miles back home each by Mary Ruth Hammond born in Mexico but has lived in night, said he wouldn’t trade his STAFF WRITER Wendover seven years. life for any other. Wendover High School’s “I didn’t think I would earn “I love Ibapah,” he said. “My graduation ceremony Thursday my diploma,” Lluvia said. family lives on a ranch and it’s was perhaps one of the most With a laugh she added, “The great.” poignant in the nation. hardest part was waking up Bateman may go to college, Of the 31 WHS graduates, in the morning and getting to but even then his heart will stay 10 represented the first per- school on time.” in Ibapah and he fully intends son in their family to earn a Although she has enjoyed liv- to return there someday. high school diploma. At least ing in Wendover, Lluvia said Of Wendover’s 31 graduates, another two students claimed she will probably return to her four earned high scholastic the honor of being the second native country, “because most honors, and 11 earned the sta- high school graduate in their of my family is still there.” tus of wearing a white braid family. Jasmine Wadsworth repre- indicating they were honor roll Yesenia Munoz, WHS vale- sented at least the third gen- students. Four graduates were dictorian for 2006, transferred eration of Wadsworth kin to Sterling Scholar representa- to Wendover High School dur- graduate from Wendover High tives for their school; nine were ing her sophomore year. Before School. She recently won the members of the National Honor entering seventh grade, Yesenia state track and field title for Society; and 18 students com- taught herself to speak English. throwing the javelin 124 feet. pleted concurrent college cred- A member of the National Her future includes attending its while attending Wendover Honor Society, Yesenia served Utah Valley State College on a High. this year as her senior class full tuition sports scholarship. Dr. Steve Lawrence, a native president. She also graduated Jasmine also received a leader- of Grantsville who has lived in with 33 college credits. ship scholarship which will pay Tooele for decades, is principal Yesenia told the crowd pack- for housing. of Wendover High School. ing the WHS gym that writ- photography / Geri Lawrence “I want to study medicine,” e-mail: [email protected] ing her graduation speech had Wendover High School Class of 2006 Valedictorian Yesenia Munoz pauses for a photo with teacher Julynn been an honor — but also a Tanaka. Tanaka will not return to WHS next year. very challenging and emotional �� tion. experience. �� “There is no easy way to say Gary Lynn Maddox, Jr. said good-bye,” Yesenia told her fel- he’s joined the Army National �� Guard because, “I have always low classmates through tears. �� “I knew as I was writing my wanted to serve my country.” speech, this would be the last Once his military duties are �� time I would stand with my completed, Maddox plans to class. That is a tough concept pursue a career in law enforce- to handle.” ment. �� Even though Yesenia and her Dionisio Banuelos is the first �� classmates will go their sepa- in his family to earn a high �� school diploma. “It is a great rate ways, “We all have memo- �� ries which will always bring honor [to earn my diploma],” he smiles to our faces,” she said. said. “It was hard and I had to “I’m sure all of us seniors be dedicated. There were times �� know this day would not be I thought I wouldn’t make it, �� possible without the love and but here I am.” support of family and friends, Dionisio’s parents, Martin �� as well as teachers who have to and Angeliet Banuelos, stood �� deal with us every day,” Yesenia proudly at their son’s side. “This [graduation] makes us continued. “Even though some �� days were difficult, they didn’t photography / Geri Lawrence very happy,” Martin Banuelos give up on us. On behalf of Enrique Alonzo Higley gives Wendover High School Principal Dr. Steve said. “It’s been a sacrifice.” �� the graduating class of 2006, I Lawrence a hug during graduation ceremonies June 1, 2006. Enrique’s When asked what obsta- �� thank all the teachers and staff father, Dale Higley, is a teacher at WHS. cles the family had to over- �� that made this day possible.” come to help Dionisio gradu- Yesenia paid special tribute Guest speaker for the WHS but a new chapter opens tomor- ate, the proud dad answered, �� to Mrs. Karen Floyd, a librarian graduation was Alan Rowley, row. Meet that new chapter “There’s only been a couple of who has been at WHS 20 years, a history and music teacher at with great excitement, enthu- hard times but it was worth it. �� siasm and desire. May you have Dionisio is the only one in the but will move to another com- the school. He reminisced with �� munity this summer. the graduates about the fun a wonderful life and enjoy per- family to graduate, and we are “We were lucky to have [Mrs. times they’ve shared. sonal success. Graduates, get very proud.” �� Floyd],” Yesenia said. “I can Rowley told the students that ’er done.” Martin Trujillo, Jr., a native �� honestly say this year would when they walked out of the WHS graduates paid tribute of California who has lived in �� not be the same without her. school’s gym doors Thursday to the U.S. Military during their Wendover 12 years, is also the Thank you, Mrs. Floyd. And to night, they would all face new ceremony. Four members of the first in his family to graduate my class of 2006, congratula- adventures. Some will choose 2006 class have already enlist- from high school. �� tions and good luck. I will miss to further their education, oth- ed to serve our country. The “All of my family live in �� class also observed a moment Wendover, except for my dad all of you.” ers have enlisted in the military, �� WHS salutatorian, Jose some may travel, and others of silence for the brave men who is still in Mexico,” Martin Trujillo, stood before his class- will start working full-time. and women who are fighting said. “I want to go to college in �� mates for a few moments try- “No matter what choice you for freedom today, to those who California — maybe some type �� ing to control his emotions. He make, you have to put great fought in past wars and to those of technical school.” finally asked his classmates to effort into it,” Rowley said. who have given the ultimate Martin’s godfather, Manuel close their eyes and answer the “Winning isn’t everything, but sacrifice for our country. Trujillo, who is also the young �� question: “What is life?” wanting to win is.” Several WHS graduates talk- man’s uncle said, “I did not �� To Jose, life is an endless Rowley admonished the ed with the Tooele Transcript- graduate from high school. I am �� dream, which he considers a graduates that as they leave Bulletin following graduation proud of [Martin].” boxing match. Explaining that Wendover, to make an effort ceremonies. Adela Miramontes was the �� concept, Jose said life is con- to make new friends. “The best Helso Lara Ortiz said he is the second in her family to gradu- stantly throwing new obstacles time to make friends is before second member of his family to ate from high school. An older �� for all of us to overcome. you need them,” he stated. “Try earn a high school diploma. “My brother graduated two years �� “Even though we all receive to do things for others just for brother, Omar, graduated from ago. ‘bruises’ in life, we learn to get the joy of helping someone Wendover High School two Adela’s older sister, Marina up and go on,” he said. else.” years ago,” he said. Miramontes, said she did not �� Following junior high school, The teacher concluded, “A Helso has joined the Marines graduate from high school. �� life becomes more difficult for chapter of your life ends tonight, as a way to further his educa- Pointing to her beautiful daugh- struggling students and many Wendover youth do not go on to high school. Jose said those who do go to high school, find life to be even harder. “Things that didn’t affect you before ... like ignorant kids talking crap behind your Tooele Arts Festival 2006 back, meeting deadlines ... you receive punch after punch [in high school],” he said. • June 23 – 25: Booths open at 10 a.m. Yet for those who manage to TOOELE get up after every fall, “You feel • Location: Tooele City Park strong, invincible and confident (200 West & Vine Streets). that you will succeed in life,”

Trujillo promised. MUSIC Jose said his goal is the • Visual Arts: Over 80 artists from throughout the development of love, sweat and United States. pride. He asked his fellow graduates to always be willing to • Food: Over 20 Food booths. Sample some of the offer a helping hand to others, to work hard, and to have pride best cuisine. in themselves. “You can do anything if you • Entertainment: Offering a huge variety of music put your mind to it,” Jose said. Julynn Tanaka, a Grantsville this year including: Carmen Rasmussen, Hard Days resident who has taught at Night, Desert Road, Eric Dodge, Salt Lake Scots, Hungry

WHS for several years, will not ARTISTS return to the school next year. Four, Kap Bros. Ba nd, Mid-Life Crisis, and Salsa Brava! Mrs. Tanaka wrote a touching poem for the WHS Class of • Children’s Art Yard: Showcasing exciting local 2006, which ended: “Success is yours to find. On with your youth talent. journey, celebrate what’s done. ARTS FESTIVAL Hats fly into the air; life has just begun.” Dennis Sweat, a WHS coach FREE ADMISSION who has resigned from that www.tooeleartsfestival.org position, was also thanked for 21 Years of Great Art his dedication. A10 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines Gumucio, DPSR fans, Jorgensen committee power GHS

by Steve Schwartzman CONTRIBUTING WRITER commended Logan Gumucio made great strides this year as a GHS sterling scholar, plus land a lead role in the Grantsville theater musical Beauty for success and the Beast. Gumucio finished eighth in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of he Deseret Peak 15.82; one of two top 10 finishes. Stampede PRCA Dustin Durfee was right behind Rodeo Committee in 16th place with a time of 16.93. Torganized another Gumucio also placed tenth in the fantastic, entertaining and high jump with a height of 6’00”. outstanding two-day show. Cowboy hurler Bryce Jorgensen The two-day event wit- placed seventh in the shot put with nessed thousands of rodeo a top distance of 45’8”. Jorgensen photography/Troy Boman fans and fanatics hit the is one of a few seniors on a very turnstiles at the Deseret Almo, Id’s Chase Erickson is hung up on bareback bronc Tee and tallied 74 points on in the event. The two-day seventh annual Deseret Peak Stampede PRCA rodeo was a huge hit at the turnstiles last weekend at the local complex. youthful boys’ squad. Peak Complex to witness Nick Drake The boys’ 4x400-meter relay of some of the premiere cow- SPORTS EDITOR Dustin Durfee, Shea Durfee, Taylor boys and cowgirls on the Hunt, and Craig Harrison finished pro circuit and no one went in 11th place at 3:45.73 even though away disappointed. Deseret Peak Stampede another they were plagued with injuries. In fact, the gates and even prize money have “Craig (Harrison) and both of the almost doubled since the PRCA made a gallant Durfee boys were hurt in different return to Tooele County in just seven years places,” says Head Coach Deanna time. huge hit with County rodeo fans Hislop. “It was a pain to watch but Although the DPSR Committee should be I’m proud of them.” commended for their relentless dedication Michael Copeland, Harrison, and and hours of preparing for the annual event, it by Nick Drake The rodeo faithful relished the activities because I know they had the Durfee brothers led the injury- was the cowboys, cowgirls and massive beasts SPORTS EDITOR fast, furious and exciting action of to work hard to get it prepared prone boys’ 4x100-meter relay to themselves that made the weekend such a Like a fine wine, the Deseret Peak talented cowboys and cowgirls from for the two-day event. Also a great 13th place in 44.76 seconds. Coach huge hit. Stampede gets better with age and all over the nation during this year’s thanks to the rodeo committee and Hislop believed in her team, but A number of other circuit and world champs last weekend was no exception. two-day event. sponsors because without them this never knew they could amount to displayed their tremendous talent, poise and The seventh annual Deseret Peak The two-day rodeo handed out a would not be successful or even so much under such struggle. fearless disposition this weekend as well. Stampede was another huge success whopping amount of prize money to take place. There has been a lot of “I was so thrilled on how they There was also an abundance of local talent at the turnstiles and in the arena. top notch talent for the 2006 contest. positive feedback from the contes- just sucked it up and got the job displaying their rodeo expertise. Grantsville’s The PRCA event continued Each year, the reward totals have tants and fans alike and they say done, I couldn’t have asked for Trent Coates and Stockton’s Jared Rydalch its progress on a yearly basis at also approached doubling from a that the direction of the rodeo is more.” in the bareback, Erda’s Darren Allred in the the state-of-the-art Deseret Peak payout of $18,391.90 in 2000. headed upward every year. I think Copeland and Dustin Durfee also steer wrestling field, Rush Valley natives Lance Complex rodeo arena. Anne Marie Allred, the seventh each year we get some new people placed well in individual events. “Stormy” Sagers and Devin Sagers, Stockton’s The local event provided con- annual Deseret Peak Stampede that say we put on a good show, Copeland ran in the 100-meter Jared and Nick Rydalch and Grantsville’s tinuous non-stop drama, action and PRCA chairperson, was encouraged and its something that the whole dash, with a time of 11.76, placing Kendall Anderson in the tough saddle bronc even a little slapstick comedy sprin- with the impressive turnout in tal- family can go out and enjoy. Word him 25th, and Durfee in the 400- competition while Tooele’s Kelly Elton and kled in to lighten the mood. ent and support. of mouth is spreading about how meter dash finished 17th with a Grantsville tandem Francis Bahe and Dean Although the PRCA event was “I felt like the weekend was fun and entertaining our rodeo is time of 53.95. Williams competed in the team roping and absent for nearly two decades, this great,” she stated. “The human and every year and the quality of talent Hislop believes the boys did a Tooele’s Shawn Proctor in the bull riding entertaining and competitive rodeo animal athletes performed excep- and livestock we have here and that job that simply makes a coach fought for top honors against talented champs has become a huge hit the past six tional both nights and it was anoth- is the best advertising you can get,” proud. from all over the country as well. years and this year was no excep- er great weekend of rodeo action. she added. “I’m so proud of them,” says The world championship livestock of Ike tion. I thought Keith Isely was tremen- In fact, Allred said the rodeo will Hislop, “it took so much courage Sankey also showed off their prowess for The rodeo faithful relished the dous. He involved the crowd and continue to grow due to a larger and composure to do as they did bucking off the world’s best cowboys and cow- fast, furious and exciting action of was hilarious. The sky divers were fan base every year and excellent and it was just great.” girls to entertain the large rodeo contingent. talented cowboys and cowgirls from great and when they came into the support and dedication from local There were also a number of The annual event has also drawn top notch all over the nation during this year’s arena it was up close and personal businesses. strong individual performances by entertainers like bull fighter Kelly Jennings, two-day event. for the fans. It was awesome and “We’re anticipating even more the Tooele and Grantsville High rodeo funny man Keith Isley and announcer But that wasn’t the lone percep- the fireworks topped off both nights growth for next year’s rodeo and girls track & field teams as well. Will Rasmussen. tion that proves this event is here of outstanding rodeo action. continued support like we’ve been A complete story and individual However, it wouldn’t be successful without for the duration. The total payout “The support from the commu- getting from the community and results on the THS and GHS girls the tremendous support and dedication of for the two-day event demonstrates nity was excellent. I think we really businesses in Tooele County the state tourney results as well as local businessmen and sponsors continuing to local businessmen and sponsors need to give a tremendous hand to region will be published in a future help enhance the prize money every year and also savor the prestigious two-day the Deseret Peak Complex staff for edition. SEE HIT PAGE A11 give away top notch prizes. affair. getting it ready for this weekend’s The tremendous dedication and of the Deseret Peak Complex staff also worked their tails off to prepare for this entertaining and great two-day event as well. Local netters But most of all it is the Tooele County rodeo fans that keep increasing the gates every year to help the DPSR committee make this event bigger and better every year. log to strong Good job Tooele County. 2006 season

Sports Wrap by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville had another stellar spring boys’ tennis campaign in 2006. Stice drills hole-in-one The Cowboys only dropped four dual Grantsville’s Matt Stice fired a memorable matches all season and beat some high- shot on Stansbury Park Golf Course and ly touted and much larger schools. ironically it was on Memorial Day. Unfortunately, Grantsville ran into The local linkster fired the rare hole-in-one a number of club and intermountain- on the 163-yard seventh hole with a 6-iron ranked players in the second round of last Monday. the Class 3A State Boys Tennis cham- The shot was witnessed by father, Scott pionships in St. George and the season Stice. came to a quicker halt than expected. Ruiz tops Sr. event Meanwhile, Tooele began the season Michael Ruiz fired a low net 64 to top with a number of inexperienced players the first flight of the Oquirrh Hills Senior and registered some victories through- Association event Monday at the local out the season. course. However, it was the progress of the Ruiz won the event by two strokes over Buff net squad from top to bottom that runner-up Ray Brogdon with a 66 and became the biggest improvement and Bill Castagno took third place at 67. Karl encouraging signs for the future of the Anderson battled to a fourth place 69 while THS tennis team. Bob Gaudin, Rob Jensen and Jack Allred tied Grantsville had a productive year with for fifth place with a 70 each. Steve Bevan its entire team qualifying for the state and Boyd Spiker tied for eighth place at 71 tournament four of the five advanced each. into the state quarter-final rounds and a Deloy Fawson, Dick Johnston and Max second place in the Region 11 boys ten- Anderson all tied for first place in the sec- nis standings behind new league mem- ond flight low net division with a 69 each ber Logan. and Cal Hutchins finished just one stroke Tooele managed to capture a pair of off the winning pace with a fourth place 70. coveted state seeds in singles action. Jim DeSimon took fifth place at 72 while Lou In spite of the sixth-place state finish, Jacobson, Pat Strieby and Matt Gillis tied for Grantsville Coach Pat Ciervo said he sixth place with a 73 each. was encouraged with the team’s overall performance and success throughout THS boys hoop camp set the 2006 net campaign. “I sure can’t be disappointed about photography/Derek Smith SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Tooele’s Austin Jasper lets a back hand fly in a match at THS earlier this spring. The Buffs qualified two netters for SEE STRONG PAGE A11 the Class 3A State Boys tennis tournament but dropped first round matches. TUESDAY June 6, 2006 A11 Cowboys give eventual champs a game in 6-1 state setback

by Nick Drake back. Smith ripped a lead off dou- the seventh. SPORTS EDITOR ble and Eric Freckleton cracked a Fisher earned the victory with Grantsville stayed alive in RBI single to begin the outburst. four innings of perfect work on post-season play with a gallant Aplanalp, Nelson and Matt Lundin the hill with five strikeouts, a walk comeback bid in Class 3A State clubbed consecutive singles to and no hits given up after the Baseball tournament play May 13 chase home two more Flyers tal- Bulldogs rallied to take the lead. in St. George. lies and build the five-run cushion Butler paved the way for the The Cowboys, down to their headed down the stretch. Cowboys with a team high two hits final three outs of the season, ral- Pierson earned the win on the while Giles, Willis, Ford, Hawkins, lied for nine runs in the top of the hill, scattering two hits, striking White, Stice and Fisher with one seventh to erase a 6-4 deficit and out eight and walking just one safety each in the victory. capture a dramatic 13-7 triumph Cowboy slugger in five innings of Grantsville 10 - Ogden 2 over region co-champ Juan Diego. work. Larsen followed in the final The Cowboys erupted for seven However, after a week off, two frames, giving up just one hit, runs in the third inning to erase a Grantsville couldn’t recapture that striking out two and walking one 1-0 deficit and cruised to victory hitting magic and paid a heavy toll to preserve the triumph. over the Tigers April 11 at GHS. for the lack of offense. Ryan Willis, Hawkins and White The Tigers seized the early edge Dixie parlayed a number of provided the lone offense of the when Scott Erickson belted a lead- Tooele County Babe Ruth League President John Wright examines vandalism at Parker’s Park on May 18 hits into runs and battled to a day with one hit each. off single and later scored on hits to the “batter’s eye” background screen, which cannot be repaired. Just a few days after this photo was hard-fought 6-1 victory over the Grantsville 10 - J. Mem. 9 by Jon Griener and John Bentley taken, a second “batter’s eye” background screen on the west field of Parker’s Park was vandalized as Cowboys Thursday at Fremont The Cowboys captured their to build a 1-0 lead. well. The estimated replacement cost is well over $1,000. “Actions such as this and spray painting graffiti High in Plain City. second victory of the season over But Grantsville bounced right are actions of selfish, jealous individuals,” Wright stated. “It just shows what boneheads they really are.” If The Flyers pushed home three the Bulldogs with a dramatic comeback with seven runs in the bot- there is anyone who may have seen an individual or individuals that may have had anything to do with the runs in the bottom of the fourth to from-behind triumph after trail- tom of the third to take command vandalism, the Tooele Babe Ruth Baseball League asks those witnesses to please contact Tooele City police break open a two-run contest and ing 9-0 midway through the affair of the contest. J.T. Thompson and with the information. cruise to the post-season victory. March 31 at Judge Memorial. Brach Boman each clubbed a sin- The loss eliminated the The hosts exploded for nine gle and Garrett Giles ripped an with a 35 each. Cowboys from state tourney runs on four hits in the bottom RBI double to aid the outburst. Wrap play while Dixie advanced into a of the third inning to seize com- Willis ripped a two-run single and Youth golf slated continued from page A10 meeting with Tooele Thursday at mand of the contest early. Mike Justin Hawkins drilled a run-scor- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course and Tooele City Parks and Recreation will sponsor youth golf for girls Lindquist and handed the Buffs a Bennion reached on a Cowboy ing hit to keep the rally alive. Tooele High School Summer Boys Basketball and boys ages 8 to 17 this summer. 13-4 setback. error and Matt Meranda followed Mark White and Chase Stice were Camp began Monday and will continue today Register Thursday, June 22: Girls at 8 a.m. $30; In fact, Dixie reeled off seven with a single to trigger the Bulldog hit by pitches and Ryan Butler through June 8, 12-16 and 19-22 at the local straight wins in three days to cap- boys at 10 a.m. $40. outburst. A.J. Carman smacked drew a walk to force home a run. school ture the coveted Class 3A State For information or to sign up, visit Oquirrh Hills a RBI double and Kelly Garcia Thompson was hit by a pitch to The camp will be Monday-Thursday for three baseball crown, the school’s first Golf Course, 1255 E. Vine St. or call 882-4220. reached on a fielder’s choice to force home a run while Giles was weeks. Entry fee is $60. Times will be 8-9:30 a.m. since 1998. Tooele City Parks and Recreation will also offer keep the rally alive for Judge beaned by the baseball to drive (third-sixth grades); 9:30-11 a.m. (seventh-ninth a limited number of scholarships. Scholarship Dixie 6 - Grantsville 1 Memorial. Joe Pond drew a walk home another Cowboy run and grades); and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (10th-12th grades). applications must be received by June 2. For more The Flyers were held to just and Tyson Moll and Steve Stahl boost the lead to 7-1. For more information call THS at 833-1978. six runs, tied for their lowest of each reached on Grantsville errors The Cowboys battled for anoth- information call Terra Sherwood at 843-2142. the entire tournament, in a one- to keep the Bulldog barrage going. er run in the bottom of the fifth. Stansbury youth golf clinic U of U hoop camp loss bracket game May 18 and the Meranda and Carman followed Butler reached on a Tiger miscue, Stansbury Park’s Junior Golf Clinic is set for Ray Giacoletti has announced the dates of his Region 9 runner-up battled past with consecutive RBI singles and raced to second on a passed ball, June 5-7 and June 12-13 for youth ages 8 through third series Summer Basketball Camps at the the Cowboys at Fremont High in Chad Meske reached on another stole third and scored on another 16. Times of the clinic will be 5 p.m. (ages 8-10); University of Utah. Class 3A State Baseball tourna- Grantsville error to complete the Ogden error to extend the margin 6:15 p.m. (ages 11-12); and 7:30 p.m. (ages 13-16). Day camp, June 12-15, is open to boys and girls ment action. nine-run assault and stake the to 8-1. Entry fee is $35. entering grades 3-12. Junior Ute Camp is for boys Grantsville actually grabbed the hosts to a whopping 9-0 lead. Grantsville padded the edge to To register, contact the Stansbury Park Golf and girls entering K-3, and will be held July 17-20. lead 1-0 in the top of the second Grantsville sliced into the defi- 10-1 with a pair of tallies in the Course at 882-4162 or Stansbury Park G.C. teach- Overnight Camp, open to boys grades 5-12, will stanza. Mark White belted a lead cit in the top of the fifth and pulled bottom of the sixth. Giles drew ing pro Allen Enochson at 801-209-4474. be held July 31-Aug. 3. off single and raced to second to within 9-4. Brayden Fisher drew a walk and Willis followed with The team camp will be held June 21-24 and on a Dixie fielding miscue. Justin a one-out walk and Ryan Butler a single. Ford crushed a two-run Oquirrh Men’s winner Nick Griego fired a low gross 32 to capture is open to all high schools with three divisions Hawkins followed with a RBI dou- clubbed a single to ignite the double to aid the effort. including varsity, junior varsity, and freshman/ ble to spot the Cowboys an early Cowboy comeback. Bryce Sparks Ogden managed to add a run first place in the Oquirrh Hills Men’s Association league individual black tees May 24 at the local sophomore league. edge. drew a walk to load the bases and on a pair of walks and Cowboy For more information or a brochure, call the course. The cushion was short-lived Garett Giles reached on a Judge fielding miscue in the top of the University of Utah men’s basketball office at 801- Griego won the crown by three strokes over however as Dixie bounced right Memorial miscue to begin the seventh to complete the scoring. 581-5451. back with a pair of tallies in the GHS scoring. Ryan Willis rapped a Wacey Sorenson scattered five second place Ryan Holt and Mike Anderson, each bottom half of the second stanza two-run single and later scored on hits, struck out six, and walked with a 35. Brady Christensen took fourth place at Wendover Co-ed set to take the lead for good. Jimmy a Bulldog error to cut the deficit only two and Grantsville parlayed 36 and Manny Jaramillo was fifth at 38. Preston Wendover’s Classic Co-ed softball tournament Pierson rapped a lead-off sin- to five runs. five hits into seven runs to help Pratt and Aaron Jackson tied for sixth place with will be held June 10-11 at the West Wendover gle and Kacen Smith followed The visitors battled back with the hosts cruise to a decisive 10-2 a 39 each and Robbie Thompson finished in eighth Recreation District ball fields. with a double to push both run- five runs in the top of the sixth triumph over the Tigers. place at 40. Entry fee is $200 per team. Send fees to West ners into scoring position. Brant to tie the game up at 9-9. Justin Garrett Giles knocked in three Dallin Anderson, Gene Rael, Sam Woodruff and Wendover Rec. District, P.O. Box 5010, Wendover, Parker belted a sacrifice fly to Hawkins clubbed a lead-off single runs, and Riley Ford drove in a Brian Cummings all tied for top honors in the low Nev. 89883, or e-mail to [email protected] chase home Pierson and Tanner and Chase Stice ripped a run scor- pair to spearhead the Cowboy net with a 32 each. John Douglas took fifth place For more information contact the West Aplanalp smacked a two-out RBI ing double. Fisher followed with win. Ryan Willis belted out a pair at 33 and Daryl Drewery was sixth place with a 34. Wendover Rec. District at 775-664-3289 or 775- single to cap the outburst and spot a single and Sparks was hit by a of hits to key the Region 11 win. Brian Roth and Bob Perkins tied for seventh place 664-3723. the Flyers a 2-1 edge. pitch. Giles reached on a Bulldog Stephen Nelson ignited the miscue and Willis belted a two-run rodeo fans and dedicated busi- Ike Sankey has hit the rodeo limb to rescue cowboys from Flyers attack in the bottom of double to aid the effort. Riley Ford nesses in the Tooele County circuit with his top-notch rodeo the massive horned and buck- was hit by a pitch and Hawkins Hit the third to extend the margin area. Everyone should mark off stock for the 25th year and his ing beasts and pick up men J2 to 3-1. Nelson rapped a lead off clubbed a two-run single to tie the continued from page A10 the first weekend in June every beasts were at their best last and Bobby Marriott were on single, moved to third on a Tylien game up. past seven years,” she noted. year, because that’s when we weekend at the Deseret Peak the scene to lift cowboys to Manumaleuna double and scored Mark White clubbed a lead off plan to bring top notch rodeo “We appreciate everyone that Complex. The company pro- safety. Then, there was seven- on a Nate Carter sacrifice fly to single and raced to second on a helped make this year’s rodeo a contestants and livestock to duced livestock for the National Judge Memorial error. Stice put time PRCA Clown of the Year build the two-run edge. huge success, and we couldn’t Tooele County,” she said Rodeo Finals for the past 25 down a sacrifice bunt to push the Keith Isley, who tickled the Dixie broke the game open in have done it without the tre- The pro event drew some seasons, including 20 head for go ahead run to third and Butler funny bone of many rodeo fans the bottom of the fourth with three mendous support of the Tooele of the most talented livestock the 2001 NFR. Sankey seized more tallies and never looked belted a single to chase home the county commissioners, Deseret and entertainers on the PRCA the coveted Stock Contractor and announcer Will Rasmussen game-winning tally in the top of Peak Complex, outstanding circuit. of the Year award in 1999 and entertained the large crowds all his prize animals have been rak- weekend as well. in Chris and Jordan. But they had good seasons individually, and ing in honors and awards over Complete scoring and pay they were fun to work with all season. It was a fun year in many, Strong the past decades. out of the prize money for the many respects. So not doing as well at state as we felt we should continued from page A10 two-day event will be published have shouldn’t detract from our successful season overall.” Bull fighters Kelly Jennings The state meet capped the prep boys tennis careers of seniors and Joe Butler risked life and in Thursday’s edition. our overall season,” the coach noted. “We had a great season and Jordan Nelson and Chris Elsholz. the kids represented Grantsville very well. They were respectful Meanwhile, Tooele Coach Derek Smith said his boys net pro- on the court and there were many teams that said they liked gram also recorded a successful season. Pet of the Week playing Grantsville. I’m disappointed in losing two good seniors “The 12 players I had this year were some of the most dedicated and hardest working in the school,” Smith stated. “There is always room for improvement, but they gave it their all and raised their level of play from start to finish. That’s all I can ask as a coach. Now the off-season starts for next year and I’m excited to see what we can do.” The state meet capped the prep boys tennis careers of senior tandem Greg Auxier and Travis Bankhead. State tourney results The Cowboys managed four first-round victories, but were eliminated in the state quarterfinals just one round later May 19 in the Class 3A State Boys Tennis tournament in St. George. Grantsville’s Jordan Nelson claimed a 7-5, 6-2 first-round victory over Hurricane’s Tyler Whiting in second singles play. However, Park City’s Nick Vonderahe battled to a 6-3, 6-0 triumph over Nelson in the state quarters to eliminate the Cowboy senior from post-season action. Cowboy teammate Logan Paulich battled to a decisive 6-1, 6-1 triumph over Hurricane’s Heath Carr in first round state tourney play at third singles. But Judge Memorial’s Dustin Matinkah spoiled the GHS netter’s bid for a semi-final match with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Paulich in the quarters. GHS tandem Josh Childs and Jared Nordgran combined forces to topple Canyon View’s Mike Steed and Jeff Kempter, 6-4, 6-2 in Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be the opening round of state action. But Park City’s David Marsh required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. and Taylor Smith fought to a 6-0, 6-3 decision over the Cowboy Shelters are only required to hold animals for combo in the state quarters in first doubles play. three days before they are euthanized. Chris Elsholz came through for the Cowboys in his opening- round action to upend Hurricane’s Gavin Rahde, 6-3, 6-1 in first For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals round post-season play. But Park City’s Nicholas Perez fought available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville to a 6-1, 6-2 win over Elsholz to eliminate the Cowboy from first Animal Shelter at 884-6881. singles play in the state quarters. Grantsville duo Bru Painter and Degen Hill lost a hard-fought Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. contest to Snow Canyon’s Stephan Taylor and Ian Andrus, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 in first round post-season play at second doubles. Tooele Veterinary photography/Derek Smith Tooele’s Greg Auxier lost a 6-3, 6-1 contest to Dixie’s Issac Tooele’s Greg Auxier smacks a forehand volley in a match earlier this Nelson in the first round of second singles play. spring. The Buff netter earned a state berth to the Class 3A State Boys Clinic Buff netter Dylan King also lost to a Flyer foe, Logan Blazard, Tennis Chanmpionships May 19-20 in St. George but dropped a first 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 round match. 6-0, 6-1 in the opening round contest. A12 TUESDAY June 6, 2006

codes. Pistols were found on cam- adage goes, people who fail history GHS puses. In Princeton, students jailed probably aren’t that good at read- continued from page A1 their tutors. At the University of ing or remedial math either.” Virginia, a professor tried to break Bishop said students live today laughter from attendees. The first up a drinking party to dire conse- with more freedom than people colleges, he said, were built out- quences. At Harvard, students van- other civilizations have enjoyed. side of town to keep students away dalized the home of a professor. At He said he used to teach compara- from corrupting influence of cit- West Point “professional women” tive politics and always struggled ies. The outcome gives a different were brought onto campus. when he was supposed to talk about our government as just one perspective on our Puritan ances- “I tell you that so you have some perspective among many, because tors. Students rioted against honor contrast,” Bishop said. “As the old he thinks our governmental system is the best in the world. That comment brought applause from the audience. �� Bishop commented on how just a handful of pages, which make up the �� Constitution, are still used as the basis for our country. In contrast �� a Toyota Camry has an instruction manual “four times larger and it �� only seats five.” He told of Edmund Burke, who �� during the French Revolution watched people cheer at their tri- �� umph. Burke was less impressed when he said, “Freedom of the individual only gives people the ability �� photography / Mike Call to choose what they want to do. I Grantsville High School Sterling Scholar Eric Hales performed “Old Irish Melody” during Thursday’s gradu- have to see what they want to do ation ceremonies. �� before I know if I should cheer.” Bishop said because of our gov- but never trampled on someone always strive to do their best, as Logan Gumucio, Bryce Jorgensen �� ernment, people have the right to else to get there,” Lerdahl said. did Steve Prefontaine, who over- and Brent Mouritsen added some say America is the worst place in She encouraged graduates not came challenges to become one of upbeat rhythm singing, “The Time the world or to protest the Iraqi just to find the door of opportunity the world’s best runners. of Your Life.” Sterling Scholar in war. That doesn’t mean, however, for themselves, but to also open �� Clayton quoted Prefontaine as Music Eric Hales thrilled the audi- we should cheer when they do so. that door for others. saying, “Some people create with ence with a rendition of “Old Irish Bishop then encouraged stu- Cook said he’s going to do the �� words or with music or with a Melody” on his violin. dents to take responsibility for their �� brush and paints. I like to make best he could to change everyone’s Spencer Delaney presented the choices, saying that will lead to something beautiful when I run. I lives with his little speech. He start- class gift, a two-to-three-foot tall �� success as they work through mis- like to make people stop and say, ed with a joke. bronze statue by Remington called �� takes. He told a story of a former ‘I’ve never seen anyone run like “A graduation ceremony is Bronco Buster, which will be on �� roommate, whose slobbishness that before.’ It’s more than just a where [a speaker] tells tons of display near the principal’s office. �� allowed the others living together race, it’s a style. It’s doing some- students, identically dressed, that Senior Class President Spencer to blame him for everything that thing better than anyone else. It’s individualism is key to success.” �� Delaney welcomed his classmates; went wrong — until he moved being creative.” Getting serious, he advised his Senior Class Historian Shalyn out and they realized the mess As the class of 2006 goes for- classmates to beware of compla- Gregory summed up the classes continued. ward with their lives Clayton urged cency. accomplishments; and Senior �� “Today you leave a great oppor- them each, in their own way, to be “We can fall into a trap if we Class Secretary Abi McNeill read tunity, the opportunity to blame creative, make something beautiful don’t have a plan or know where the class motto. �� everything on your parents, [teach- while striving for excellence. we are going,” he said. “None of us “Remember today, for it is the ers, coaches],” he said. “There are “To give anything less than your have come this far to fail because beginning of always. Today marks �� no more excuses.” best is to sacrifice the gift,” he said, of laziness.” the start of a brave new future After communicating the “magic using another Prefontaine quote. He reminded his classmates that filled with all your dreams can of the tassel,” Bishop ended Lerdahl built on that theme, they would fight their own battles hold. Think truly to the future and expressing his faith in the class. encouraging graduates to take ini- now. As they sailed into the fire, he make those dreams come true.” “This is a class that really will tiative. While the world defines said they should hold their heads Principal Leon Jones remem- take their liberty seriously,” he someone with initiative as a go- up courageously to get to the other bered Kamie Snyder, a student who said. getter, someone who takes action, side. died in a car accident prior to her Other graduation speakers Lerdahl said true success requires If that advise didn’t change graduation. He also acknowledged �� included Valedictorian Daniel we help others as well as our- someone’s life, he said they must not all of the 198 students who Clayton and Salutatorians McKenzie selves. She reflected on helping not have been listening. made up the class of 2006 gradu- Lerdahl and Cory Tyson Cook. a classmate study and how much Three musical numbers displayed ated and emphasized, “We are not �� Clayton urged his classmates to greater her satisfaction was when the class talent. Allie Anderson, completely whole without them.” they both did well. She also talked Julee Baird and Lani Penney reflect- He challenged upcoming classes to about her grandfather who retired ed on the experiences they’ve had shoot for a graduation rate of 100 after 39 years at a pipe company. with their classmates in “Please percent. “He was very successful in his field, Find Your Health Oasis Remember.” Chandler Durrant, e-mail: [email protected]

With Jay Spector, MD photography / Jesse Fruhwirth of Oasis Family Medicine Kyong Alexander (left) started English classes at the Adult Education Learning Center 22 years ago and received her high school diploma Friday. Marion DeWare (center) and Adult Education coordinator Linda Healthcare for adults and children of all ages Conway presented Alexander’s award.

Dr. Jay Spector has practiced family medicine mencement address. He told the Russell’s turbulent life resulted first for over 20 years and is dedicated to do more Adults graduates about when he decided, in putting her children up for adop- than make you feel well. The family physician continued from page A1 later in life, to further his education tion and later she lost her freedom provides excellent medicine with an emphasis by going to college and urged the after going to the jail. putting on applications that I did recent high school graduates to do “But I’m grateful it was not my life on preventative care. not complete my high school educa- the same. [that I lost],” Russell’s speech read. tion.” Jay Spector, MD “[My wife] said you’ll be nine Russell said she would like to Tawnia Blum, the mother of three years away from a Social Security Dr. Spector treats and helps you and your family manage: Board Certiﬁed Family Physician become a motivational speaker. boys, said going back to school was check when you finish,” he joked. Not all the absences from the a humbling experience. “So I hope you students don’t wait • Diabetes ceremony were so melancholy. As “This has been a long time coming that long.” instructor Marian DeWare read the • High Blood Pressure Dr. Spector treats family members ... I had thought about it at least once Thomas focused on the theme of names of the graduates, she occa- • Heart Disease every day since I quit,” Blum said of time and taking time to do the right sionally paused to explain a gradu- of all ages, from newborns to the the 17 years since she dropped out. things. ate’s absence. • Thyroid Disease “I didn’t know how it would look, elderly. Because of his specialty, “Take time to tell the graduates, I “He’s in the Navy,” she said, and but I knew it was time.” love you,” Thomas advised. • Many other medical conditions the crowd cheered. Dr. Spector can conveniently Blum went on to thank her hus- Many of the graduates have per- “He has joined the Marines,” she band, children, her heavenly father, sonal stories of strife and achieve- address an entire family’s said several names later and the For excellent healthcare with an emphasis on and “those friends who were willing ment. Perhaps most touching was a medical needs. crowd cheered again. prevention, ﬁnd your health oasis today with to watch my kids when I was busy commencement speech delivered by “She just had a little baby.” This Dr. Spector of Oasis Family Medicine. with school. teacher Gayle Falardeau on behalf Elizabeth Rollins said she is a of graduate Traci Russell. Russell is time the cheers were matched with stay-at-home mom and will stay one. incarcerated at the Tooele County cutsey-sounding “ohs” and “ahs.” Having no plans to attend college Detention Center and was unable to The Adult Education Learning OASIS FAMILY MEDICINE or apply for jobs, she said a high attend the ceremony. Center helped 83 graduates receive school education is important to her “I feel a new sense of pride to their high school diplomas in 2005. 196 E. 2000 North, Suite 100 nonetheless. say I’m the first of four generations This academic year saw a bumper “We have to be educated to even of women in my family to graduate crop of 102 graduates. 833-0229 understand what is going on around from high school,” Falardeau read The Center conducts classes at us,” Rollins said. “There are a lot of from Russell’s letter. the main center in downtown Tooele Another great people who want to take advantage At age 17, Russell left high school but also at Dugway, Ibapah, and at physician recruited by: of you if you are not smart enough.” with a baby in her care and educa- the Tooele jail. For more informa- Long-time school board mem- tion was not the only thing she lost. tion call 435-833-1994. ber Kendall Thomas gave the com- The letter went on to explain that e-mail: [email protected] TUESDAY June 6, 2006 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Kids make their own cool treats for hot days ast week’s Larticle was on find- ing foods to keep a tribe of hungry kids — and likely their friends as well — well- fed and well- Diane Sagers nourished for CORRESPONDENT the summer months. This Homefront week’s article is a continu- ation of that context, featuring cool treats for hot summer days. The kids may be able to make these themselves. Knox Blocks are a welcome, cool summer treat. They are similar to gelatin jigglers, but, with their fruit juice basis, they are more nutritious. Knox Blocks 1 12-ounce can frozen fruit juice concentrate, thawed 3 envelopes unflavored Knox gelatin 1 1/2 cups water Soften gelatin for two to three photography / Troy Boman minutes in fruit juice concentrate. Christin Saling, Pamela Giles, Carol LaForge, Leslie Taylor and Shauna Bevan (l-r) formed a kick-line and sang at a rehearsal for “Nunsense,” which opens Thursday at 7 p.m. Bring water to a boil in a sauce- in the Tooele High School auditorium. pan. Add juice and gelatin mixture. Stir until gelatin is dissolved. Remove from heat, pour into a lightly greased 9x9 inch pan and chill. Cut into squares when firm. Theater leaders change habits in ‘Nunsense’ Refrigerate in a covered container.

Banana Orange Whiz by Missy Thompson 1/2 cup milk STAFF WRITER 1/2 cup orange juice 1/2 cup orange sherbet 1/2 medium banana hile drama teacher Carol LaForge has direct- Combine milk, orange juice, ed over 50 productions in over 30 years at sherbet and banana cut into piec- es in a blender container. Cover Tooele High School, she has not acted in a and blend at high speed for 10 production in nearly 25 years. But that is minutes. Pour into five five-ounce about to change. glasses and serve immediately. May be topped with an additional scoop of sherbet if desired. WBeginning on Thursday night in the Tooele High School auditorium, Note: Sherbet is a fat free des- LaForge will star as Reverend Mother Mary Regina, in the highly acclaimed sert. off-Broadway musical comedy, “Nunsense.” “Nunsense” is a hilarious musical centered around five good-natured and odd-ball nuns. They are just trying to make it in their little convent in Hoboken, Banana Fruit Smoothies N.J. Like a song in the show “they’re on their way to heaven and here to raise 1 banana some hell.” 1 cup pineapple juice The all-star cast has been rehearsing to bring “Nunsense” — and a little 6 ounce can frozen orange juice nonsense — to the stage with song, dance and of course, laughter. 10 ice cubes LaForge has long Blend all of the above ingredi- wanted to bring ‘Nunsense’ features ents on high speed in a blender together pillars of until smooth, soft and foamy. Tooele County the- vaudeville style dancing, Serve. ater onto the stage; Optional: Use other fruits such “Nunsense” was the audience participation and as peaches, apples, pineapple, perfect opportunity. many comic surprises to apricots and nectarines. “‘Nunsense’ has been a play she keep the audience laughing. Banana Cocoa Shake (LaForge) has been 1 small ripe banana, frozen interested in doing for 1/2 teaspoon vanilla a number of years,” said director Bill Poulsen. “I just don’t think she felt she 1 cup skim or whole milk would ever be in it. She wanted to do it for so long, but for a high school musi- 2 teaspoons sugar cal it was too small of a cast. One of her objectives is to get as many students 1 tablespoon cocoa powder (or involved as possible.” substitute chocolate syrup to taste “Nunsense” is being performed as a benefit to raise money primarily for for sugar and cocoa powder) new seat covers in the THS auditorium. Since the entire community uses the Blend all ingredients in a facility, Poulsen believes it would be nice for the ugly green and orange seat blender until smooth. Serve covers to be replaced. immediately. Ironically, the sisters in “Nunsense” are holding a benefit to raise money as well. However, their reason is wonderfully morbid. Frozen Fruitsicles The show begins with Mother Superior (played by LaForge) telling why they Pour the juice of your choice are holding a benefit variety show and the history of their convent. It started into small paper cups, molds or out as leper colony on an island off the south of France, but they had to leave ice cube trays. Place in freezer. when Protestant competitors took over. So, they returned to Hoboken, N.J. Before juice is completely solid, The little convent went unnoticed until their cook, Sister Julia, Child of place a popsicle stick in each cup God, accidentally served tainted vichoysoisse soup and she and 51 sisters died or ice cube compartment. (Note: of botulism. solid toothpicks will also work Mother Superior has a vision where she is told to begin a greeting card for ice cube sized treats.) A few company. They are able to bury 48 of the 52 sisters, however Mother Superior minutes before serving, remove photography / Troy Boman from freezer and let stand at room Shauna Bevan as Sister Robert Anne (left) and Carol LaForge, bring their hands together to pray temperature so each fruitsicle will SEE NUNS ON B8 during rehearsal.

SEE TREATS ON B3 Literature Summer Camp Sports Read ‘DaVinci Code’? Kids have fun Avoid injuries A “DaVinci Code” discussion Join the fun on Thursdays or Fridays this Meier & Marsh Physical Therapy is offer- group will meet at Tooele library summer. Day camp themes include Survivor: ing free “Pre-hab” services to all registered from 7-8 p.m. Thursday, June 8, in GPS Style, Passports Around the World and Tooele County High School athletes during Room 121. much more. Camps will be held at the pavilion the months of June and July. Call 843-1311 Have you seen the movie or at the pool park in Tooele and are for youth to schedule an appointment. read the book? Do you have ques- in first grade and older (except June 22, 23). Pre-hab is a prevention tool. Research tions? Join Pastor Erickson from Each camp will be from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. — $20. study participants will receive an indi- First Lutheran Church for a can- For registration forms and detailed descrip- vidual exercise prescription based on their did discussion of the fact and fic- tions see: www.tooelecity.org/citydepart- evaluation findings to perform before and tion in Dan Brown’s book. ments/youthservices.asp. Call the 4-H office at during their sporting season to prevent 843-2351 or Tooele City Parks and Recreation potential injury and enhance their perfor- at 843-2142. mance. B2 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Congratulations to the future class of 2019-20 from New Beginnings Preschool: (front l-r) Hayden Jackson, Congratulations to the future class of 2019-20 from New Beginnings Preschool: (front l-r) Dylan Hodges, Dallan Petersen, Dalton Durrant, Emily Medina, Kenzi Paystrup, Preston Thomas; (second row) McKell Samantha VanCooney, Rachel Orr, Tristan Cholico, Zeke Nielson, Frances Palm; (second row) Mandy Pierce, Emily Hammond, Raegan Walker, Ashlee Walker, Meranda Matthews, Malaya Zeller; (third row) Erin Steadman, Lily Spencer, Lillian Luna, Ashley Olsen, Whitnee Harding, Kirsten Minchew; (third row) Jack Galloway, Braydin Evans, Braden Romney, Colin Hohmann, Nicholas Meyer, Michael Gibson, Kaleb Beck; Hogan, Nicklaus Hogan, Dalton Hodge, Cory Lamb, Matthew Saddler, Porter Hodge; (back) Heather (back) Heather Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence, Shauna Bevan. Lawrence, Crystal Lawrence, Shauna Bevan. Not pictured is Kenzie Cloward. Tooele open one extra day a week. Hours are heard. Even if you have already signed contact Matt Price at 849-2055 or the Baptist Bible study set (except holidays) Tuesday, Wednesday the petition, tell Casey Walker, presi- Benson Grist Mill at 882-7678. Vacation Bible Study will be held at and Thursday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. dent of Tooele County Youth Soccer, Pioneer Jubilee set the First Baptist Church, 235 W. Main, Clean your car Citizens with questions may call on and the board of directors. Call the Take a journey back in time on in Grantsville, June 19-23, from 10 a.m. The Sha-Ronn car wash fundraiser Monday and Friday at (801) 535-2615 soccer hotline at 578-8365 or visit www. Saturday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 to noon. Classes will be for grades will be Friday, June 17, from 8 a.m. to and Tuesday through Thursday at (435) tcunited.org to send an e-mail. p.m. for the Pioneer Jubilee sponsored one-six. Registration will take place, noon behind the American Inn. The 843-8046. by the Tooele District Daughters of Monday, June 19, from 9:30-10 a.m. cost is $4. Meetings Utah Pioneers. For more information, contact Eve at Discuss “DaVinci Code” Deseret Peak Admission is free and offers every- 884-3737. A “DaVinci Code” discussion group one a chance to see pioneer demonstra- LDS singles hear Christensen will meet at Tooele library from 7-8 City council meets Train to be lifeguard tions, buy food and hand crafted items, The Tooele Valley View Stake is p.m. Thursday, June 8, in Room 121. The Tooele City Council will meet American Red Cross lifeguard train- watch the fashion show at 10:30 a.m. hosting a fireside for all young single Have you seen the movie or read in a business meeting on Wednesday, ing is scheduled for Wednesday, June Enjoy live entertainment, take a pony adults (ages 18-30) in Tooele County the book? Do you have questions? Join June 7, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall 14, at 4 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Aquatic or wagon ride or tour. For more infor- on June 11 at 7 p.m. The location is the Pastor Erickson from First Lutheran council room, 90 N. Main. Center. To register or for more informa- mation, contact Christine at 882-7678. Tooele Valley View Stake Center, 1000 Church for a candid discussion of the County planners hear public tion please call the DPAC at 843-4035. N. and Broadway. The speaker is David fact and fiction in Dan Brown’s book. The Tooele County Planning Overlake Christensen, former president of the Enjoy free concert at park Commission will hold a public hear- Salt Lake Mission and former director Listen to the beautiful melodies of ing on Thursday, June 7, at 7 p.m. in Grantsville of the University of Utah Institute of jazz saxophonist Bryan Lloyd this Friday the first floor auditorium at the Tooele HOA meeting schedule set Religion. night, June 9, at 7 p.m. at Veterans’ Park County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, Council hears public Overlake HOA meetings are now Reunions (corner of Main and Vine streets). Food regarding: The Grantsville City Council will hold being held on the second Thursday and refreshments will be available for • Toplift zoning map amendment for a regular meeting and public hearing on of the month. All meetings begin at 7 purchase. Don’t miss the fun! certain lands within Section 3,4,5,8 &9 Wednesday, June 7, at 429 E. Main St., p.m. in the emergency management THS class of 2001 Fridays on Vine is still looking for T8S. R3W SLB from MU-40 to MG-EX Grantsville, at 7 p.m. regarding: room at the Tooele County Courthouse. Graduates and parents of graduates entertainers and vendors to fill our • Desert Peak Commercial • Zone change from A-10 and Rm-7 Upcoming meetings are scheduled for — The class of 2001 is planning a five summer schedule. Please call 840-3336 • Vacating and amending a part of lot to R-1-12 June 8, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, and year reunion and needs contact infor- if interested. 2 Deseret Peak Sub. and Deseret Peak • Nick and Alison Crosby minor sub- Nov. 9. No meetings are scheduled for mation. Please send information — e- Join community orchestra PUD. division July or December. mail, address, phone number, married Tooele Community Orchestra is now Sports • President’s Park Phase I Be on special service board name — about you, your friends or rehearsing Thursday nights at 8 p.m. at (Washington Place) preliminary plat Attention Residents of the Overlake your children to tooele_high@yahoo. the Stowe Music building. Bring your • Palomino Ranchettes preliminary and Sunset Estates Subdivisions: com. own folding chair and stand. The next Check students for sports plat one lot into four Applications are being accepted to fill If you are interested in planning performance is July 3 at Tooele Veteran’s Meier & Marsh Physical Therapy is • Zone change from RR-5 to RR-1 451 a vacancy on the North Tooele City the reunion, go to groups.yahoo.com/ Memorial Park. Music difficulty is from offering free “Pre-hab” services to all S. Willow St. Special Service District Administrative group/tooelehigh2001. With questions, medium-easy to advanced: Handel’s registered Tooele County High School • Proposed amendment to chapter Control Board. Applicants must be reg- call Jenifer Rigby at 435-590-6214. Water Music, Bach’s Brandenburg #6, athletes during the months of June definition #317 twin homes istered voters and live within the dis- THS class of ‘56 and Mozart’s Symphony #40! Interested and July: call 843-1311 to schedule an • Gary and Janet Fawson, general trict boundaries. Submit letters of inter- The Tooele High School class of 1956 string, flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and appointment. plan amendment from RR-2 zone to est to the North Tooele City Special 50th reunion will be Aug. 25-26. Let’s bassoon players should come or call Pre-hab is a prevention tool. Research RR-1 zone Service District, c/o Andrea Cahoon, renew old friendships, reminisce about 830-8082. Let’s play! study participants will also receive an • Minor subdivision for one lot into 911 Whitaker Drive, Tooele, Utah 84074, old times and celebrate the past, pres- See Ghost Flowers individual exercise prescription based four for Ron Gustaveson — Vine and by Monday, June 26. Any questions may ent and future. m-e style is currently showing “Ghost on their evaluation findings to perform Park Streets. be directed to Melanie Hammer at 882- We are missing addresses and phone Flowers” original experimental photog- before and during their sporting season • Minor subdivision for Angela and 6990 or Steve Dale at 843-5410. numbers; if you haven’t received an invi- raphy by Amy Trebella. Ghost flowers to prevent potential injury and enhance Eric Vaughn — 410 W. Cherry tation and agenda or know a classmate or shadowgrams are formed by the their performance. • Zone change for Cary Yates at 641 Churches who hasn’t, contact Carol Bankhead, exposure of light on sensitized paper on Run in freedom 5K W. Main St. — R1-21 to CN zoning. 3530 Manzanita #2, St. George, UT which botanical specimens are placed. The Tooele July 4th race begins at Make ceramics, pottery 84790; phone 435-634-9484. Come discuss the work with Amy dur- 8:45 a.m. near the LDS church at 777 E. A ceramic/pottery class will be taught New Baptist congregation set THS class of 1961 ing the artist’s reception Friday, June Skyline Drive. The course goes west on at Grantsville High School, 155 Cowboy Mountain View Baptist Church is now The Tooele High School class of ‘61 9, from 6-9 p.m. at 5 N. Main Street, Skyline to 7th St., north to 2nd S., west Dr., on Tuesdays and Thursdays from holding regular services in Grantsville, 45th reunion will be held on July 21- Tooele. The work will display through to Main, north to 400 North, west to 200 9-11 a.m. for five weeks beginning June 822 E. Main, Suite 2. Daniel Parish is 22. A golf scramble will be held Friday June 30. West, south to Vine. 19. The cost is $40. Adults and students the pastor. Services will be held: morning with a social gathering Friday See “Merry Wives of Windsor” Sign up at Dave’s Drug (30 W. are welcome. Registration is June 19 at • Sunday school — 9:45 a.m. evening at Erda ball park. Dinner and The Tooele Homeschool Co-op 100 S.), Century 21 (768 N. Main), 8:30 a.m. With questions or to pre-reg- • Sunday morning worship — 11 dancing will be Saturday evening at the invites everyone to attend performanc- Prudential (205 N. Main), by e-mail at ister, call instructor Kelli Lake at 882- a.m. Eagle’s Nest. Call Dave at 882-4400 or e- es of Shakespeare’s “Merry Wives of [email protected], or at 7:15 a.m. 0204 or Kathy Taylor 882-5429. • Sunday evening service — 6:30 mail Ed at jlynn07atmsn.com or Kathy Windsor.” Performances are scheduled before the race. Planners meet p.m. at kathywattfcu.net before July 1 for for Friday and Saturday, June 9-10, at 7 Volunteers and sponsors are need- The Grantsville City Planning • Wednesday evening prayer meeting reservations. p.m. The location is the Tooele United ed. Call Karen Perry at 830-7846 or Commission will hold a regular meeting — 7 p.m. Methodist Church, 100 E. Utah Ave. [email protected]. on Thursday, June 8, in the Grantsville Programs for children and teens Library The suggested donation is $2 and all Running St. George marathon? City Hall council chambers, 429 E. Main are being planned. Contact Pastor ages are welcome. Concessions will be If you are interested in running the St., at 7 p.m. Parish at 830-5214 or by e-mail at Check out Bookmobile [email protected]. available and encouraged, since this is St. George Marathon and need an entry, Donner Reed Museum open The Tooele County Bookmobile a fundraiser for the Co-op. contact Karen Perry at 830-7846 or The Donner Reed Museum, located at Methodist Bible school set Summer schedule is now available Vendors, performers wanted [email protected]. Net income from the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets Tooele United Methodist Church will online at the Tooele County Website Food vendors and performing artists the race will benefit Tooele Kiwanis in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the hold Vacation Bible School June 26-30 www.co.tooele.ut.us/Bookmobile_ are needed for the Pioneer Celebration Club projects (D.A.R.E. and Babycare Donner Reed trail seven days a week by from 6-8 p.m. For food, fun come join Schedule.htm. Check the schedule to in Tooele on July 22. Please call 843- Cupboard). Contributions may be appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- us. Everyone ages two years to high see the days and times the bookmobile 7242 for more information. mailed to Tooele Kiwanis Club, P.O. 3411. school is welcome. Box 1122, Tooele, UT 84074. Veterans receive help For information, call Beverly Harris Grist Mill at 843-3568. SEE DOINGS ON B7 Attention veterans, widows and Sportsmen build range dependents — A field service officer Attention Sportsmen! A special meet- from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of ing will be held June 6 at 7 p.m. at the Audition for “Oklahoma” the U.S. Department Service Office in Deseret Peak Complex indoor arena The Benson Grist Mill Performing DOINGS POLICY Salt Lake City will be at the Tooele to show plans for the new shooting Arts Foundation is holding auditions Workforce Service Center, 305 N. Main, complex to be built in Tooele County. for a production of “Oklahoma” on Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings from 3-4:30 p.m. on June 30 to assist There is a great deal for you to do in June 13 from 7-9 p.m. at the Janice Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at you in understanding and applying for construction. Smart Memorial Library located at the [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. rightful VA benefits. This is a free ser- Tell your opinion northeast entrance of Phil’s Glass, 635 The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable vice for all veterans. Attention soccer parents of the TC N. Main St. in Tooele. Auditions will organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the It’s easier to renew license United Recreation League — If you are also be held on June 14 from 7-9 p.m. at advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words The Driver License Division office in opposed to having the recreation league Grantsville Middle School, 318 S. Hale or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Tooele, 1929 N. 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Fudgesicles 1 small package instant choc- �� olate pudding �� 2 1/2 cups milk 1/2 cup sugar �� Pour all ingredients into a �� blender and mix well. Pour into �� molds or ice cube trays and �� freeze. When partially frozen, �� stand popsicle sticks, tooth- �� picks or plastic spoons in cen- �� ter of each treat. �� Summertime parfait The Tooele Junior Jazz fifth and sixth grades 2005-06 championship team is (front) Kiera Snyder; (middle �� 1/3 cup plain lowfat yogurt row, l-r) Jenna Langston, Chelsie Pritzkau, Angelic Salazar and Teagan Critchlow; (back row, l-r) Autumn �� 1 small banana, peeled and Schooler, Coach Teddie Critchlow, Coach Tiffany Pritzkau and Aisha Johnson. �� mashed �� 1 teaspoon sugar AWARDS �� 1/4 teaspoon ground cinna- Babies born May 24-30 �� mon 1 1/3 cups diced honeydew Colin Mitchell Alexius Dalice Pyne was Presley Paige Pratt was melon born on May 24, 2006, to born on May 29, 2006, to Nick 1 1/2 cups blueberries or Colin Mitchell, a junior at THS, has been selected Daniel and Tahnee Pyne. and Andrea Pratt. strawberries as 1 of 100 Music Educators National Conference Emma Jade VanBuskirk Anthony J. Hawker was In a small bowl, mix together All-USA high school musicians. He was nominated was born on May 25, 2006, born on May 30, 2006, to Tony yogurt, banana, sugar and cin- last February by Mrs. Hinkle, an Music Educators to Brandon and Melissa and Marti Hawker. namon. Arrange honeydew National Conference member, and has progressed VanBuskirk. Edward Amos Martinez James Daniel Crossley was melon in the bottom of four from being chosen as a semi-finalist in April, was born on May 30, 2006, �� born on May 25, 2006, to Jed parfait glasses. where he submitted an audition recording, to to Christine Chambers and �� Spoon about 1 tablespoon becoming one of the 100 students honored from and Shanna Crossley. Tyler James Fenton was Rocky Martinez. yogurt mixture over melons in all over the nation. He will be featured in Music Brooklyn Lori each glass. Top with blueberries Educators National Conference publicity on their born on May 26, 2006, to Bobbi and Tobias Fenton. Vanlandingham was born �� and another tablespoon yogurt Web site www.menc.org and receive a certificate �� Kandace May Eagle was on May 30, 2006, to Casey �� mixture. and medallion to commemorate his accomplish- �� born on May 26, 2006, to Vanlandingham and Shanda �� Chill to serving time. ment. Scholarships may also be offered. �� Jessica Ann Edwards. Gagnon. ��

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Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition stoves, refrigerators, 90 ton also, grass/ alfalfa DEPENDABLE CHILD ready-mix concrete Transcript Bulletin Pub- day warranty. Nothing care in my home, meals and sand/gravel lishing Co. is not responsi- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will mix $90 per ton. 70lbs automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- but the best. Also do and snacks, activities, products, is accepting Bulldozers, Backhoes, ble for any claims or rep- bales available 884- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. vent cleaning. lots of fun, 833-9144 applications for a Loaders, Dump resentations made in 6460 (c) 830-7721 (435)850-8297. Ask for cell 849-1537 MIXER TRUCK Trucks, Graders, advertisements in the Ken. DRIVER at our Tooele Scrapers, Excavators Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 2YR OLD brown/ white paint gelding, easy trim, LOVING CHILD care in batch plant. Position -National Certification The Tooele Transcript- REFRIGERATOR, black requires at least a Services Services Miscellaneous load, handling, $350 my home, near Middle -Financial Assistance Bulletin has the sole side by side, 28cf, water Class B CDL, with obo. 884-3095 801-949- Canyon elementary. 2 -Job Placement Assistance authority to edit and locate in door, works good, openings, all ages, medical card and any classified advertise- CLEANING SERVICE Li- YARD MAINTENANCE If you sell Insurance, pro- 9673 clean driving records. $250 or best offer. 843- good references. 843- 866-495-2261 ment as deemed appropri- censed and insured, Mow and clean up your mote a hospital or an Job duties include Associated Training Services 5605 7264 or 224-4264 ate. homes, offices, new yard. Low rates. Senior ambulance service, Going out of the horse delivering concrete www.equipment-school.com business. Everything Transcript Bulletin Pub- construction. Bro & Sis discount. Ask for Jose. place your classified ad SELL YOUR like-new with a mixer truck to must go. New war sad- STAY AT home mom lishing Co. reserves the Services. Experienced 843-7614 or (530)321- in all 47 of Utah's news- furniture at Homebod- jobsites in Tooele dles, Rainsmen padded looking for one or two county. Must have right to refuse any adver- Handyman & Property 3201 papers. The cost is only ies, 1 North Main seat, used saddles, children to tend in my good customer HELP WANTED tisement. Maintenance. (435)882- $135. for a 25 word ad Street, Downtown tack, feeders/ waterers home. Reasonable relations skills and 4311 (801)706-4428 Miscellaneous ($5. For each additional Tooele. Call 882-0650 rates. Clean and fun en- ability to operate mixer word). You will reach up round corral, farm im- All real estate adver- for details. vironment. Angie 882- truck in a very safe COMPJUNKIES for all to 500,000 newspaper plements. 801-252- tised in the Tooele 9639 manner. Geneva Rock your computer needs! readers. Just call TWO TWIN mattresses 1366 Transcript-Bulletin is VHS to DVD offers great pay and Free estimates, lowest Tooele Transcript Bulle- and box springs, frames benefits. You may fill subject to the Federal Need a great gift idea? HORSE BOARDING, STAY AT home mother prices, home or office tin at (435)882-0050 for included, $50 each; one out an application at Fair Housing Act of Let us convert your Pine Canyon, round would like to watch your is HIRING: service. Flexible hours. details. (Ucan) twin headboard, brown, 302 W. 5400 S., Suite VHS home videos to pens and riding arena, little ones. Tons of ex- Cashiers starting at $8 1968 which makes it 22 West Vine. 882-3986 $25; medium metal 200 in Murray, or at DVD. Worried that covered stalls and un- perience. Reasonable illegal to advertise KDS ENTERPRIZE iKTV birdcage on wheels, 1565 W. 400 N. in Parts Corner starting at $8 “any preference, limi- your VHS home mov- covered stalls. Home rates. Please call Kayce CONCRETE C-K&J’s Karaoke Entertainment $75. 882-2950 Orem. Geneva Rock experienced ies will become obso- 882-4513 cell (801)230- (435)578-0340 Fast Food, tation, or discrimina- ALL phases of con- Station with 2 mics and is an equal opportunity lete? Have them 7878 personel starting at $7.50 tion based on race, crete. Specializing in over 100 free karaoke Garage, Yard Sales employer. religion, sex or nation- flatwork, STAMPED. transferred to DVD for Help Wanted Top dollar paid for songs. New product Need to sell that new al origin, or any inten- Best price in town. as little as $20. Edit experienced waitresses, home karaoke player, champion bull or your cooks & buffet cooks. tion to make any such Concrete and repair. scenes, add menus GRANTSVILLE, 479 N 2 SECURITY guard posi- $80.95. (435)843-7422 yearling calves? Place 100 WORKERS NEED- preference, limitation 882-4399 or 840-0424. and titles. Consolidate Hale, Friday and Satur- tion available, local - Merit increases at ask for Keith. your classified ad into ED! Assemble crafts, or discrimination.” The tapes - put all your day, 8am-12pm. Last company, apply in per- 60, 120 and 180 days. 47 newspapers, find wood items. Materials Tooele Transcript-Bul- DRYWALL: Hanging, Holiday videos onto LANDSCAPE ROCKS house on the left. Nice son off of I-80, exit 84, - Benefits your buyers quickly. For provided. To $480+ per letin will not knowingly finishing, texturing. 23 one DVD. Preserve and timbers for sale; side by side refrigerator main gate. No phone ------only $135. your 25 word week. Free information accept any advertis- years experience. Li- your memories today. Chrysler 9.9 outboard freezer w/ice in door, calls. Must pass back- Apply in person classified will be seen package. 24 hours ing for real estate censed and insured. Call 843-7626 motor, like new, best of- $350; glass top range ground check. Good 8836 N. Hwy 40 by up to 500,000 read- (801)264-5665. which is in violation of Doug 884-1985; mobile fer. 801-910-5991 stove oven, $250; 1986 job, good pay. Must be Lake Point ers. It is as simple as the law. Our readers (435)830-2653 Toyota Corolla, $350; dependable. calling the Tooele Tran- are informed that all Riddles Salvage LOCAL BANDS WANT- Camper $50; household script Bulletin at dwellings advertised GUITAR AND Piano Les- & Wrecking ED !! for local concert items. 884-3224 Place Your Ad: sons, $10/ half hour. (435)882-0050 for de- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Clean Out Your in this paper are avail- pre show any age must Basement 882-0050 able on an equal 884-6256 Real cash for be proven call 830-7601 HAVING A GARAGE tails. (Ucan) BULLETIN opportunity basis. your junk before June 8th SALE? Advertise it in 882-0050 Continued on next page HANSON & SONS Han- car or truck. the classifieds. Call Farm Equipment dyman home repairs, MOVING OVERSEAS, 882-0050 anything, finish base- • car & trucks • farm equipment must sell everything! In- Services ments, siding, roofing, cludes 81 Dodge truck, TOOELE, 1318 E Brandy $499 HYDRO Swing new Not getting enough hours? • batteries Holland Hay swather, etc., reasonable, local, • aluminum & copper household items. Call Lane, Friday & Satur- Stansbury Park. Call 884-0457 today. Leav- day, 8am-10am. Moving 12 ft cup. 435-884-6152 9am - 5pm • Mon - Sat Jeff (801)694-1568. ing August 2006. Good sale, couch, single Sporting Goods DAVE’S DRUGS FREE Pick-up deals. beds, dressers, office HAWAIIAN LAND- 884- 3366 furniture and many HELP WANTED st SCAPE we do hard and 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville NEW WINE red Acclaim misc. items. 30 W. 1 So. soft landscape, mason- SELLING YOUR moun- full drum set. $200 in- tain bike? Advertise it in 882-0287 ry, block/ stone wall, cludes two sets of TOOELE, 400 West, Fri- sprinkler system, lawn/ the classifieds. Call • UPS Shipping drumsticks, seat, cym- day, Saturday, 9am- 882-0050 flower bed or curbing. bals and beginners stick 5pm. Neighborhood Automotive Tech • Stamps Free estimate. 882- Dave’s Drugs control instruction book. yard sale, antiques, fur- Lost & Found ASE Certifi ed preferred, experience preferred on all 2820, 849-2753 30 WEST 1ST SOUTH Please call 843-1472 or niture, camp gear, • Copies makes and models. Lots of hours, very busy shop. • Fax 850-9803 clothes, toys. Moving LANDSCAPE MAINTE- sales! Everything! Must PLEASE CALL if you • Scrapbook Paper NANCE. Let’s make 882-0287 RAILROAD TIES 8ft $2 see! have any information on Tooele great! Full serv- Are you taking vitamins, each; 9ft $6 each; 10ft Lost Yellow Lab (Buck) • Office Supplies ice aeration, dethatch- nutritional supplements, to 17ft $1.25 per foot. Pets and a Black Lab (Luc- • Money Orders ing, cleanup, lawns, 840-2298 homeopathic or herbs? ciano). We believe they flower beds, tree trim- were picked up on A QUALITY Design and ming, other needs. 840- Are they okay with your SALT LAKE ANTIQUES 7WK OLD Shih Tzu pup- Route 138 to Grants- Contact Kimm Anderson, 882-7000 build construction. We 8519 Brandon pharmacy medications? show & sale June 9-10- pies, 4 left, 3 boys, 1 ville. Please Call 714- do all. Concrete of any 11 South Towne Expo girl, $400 each. Have 338-9076 or 303-819- NOAH’S ARK Workshop. Better let us check it out. kind. Framing, new/ ad- 9575 S. State St. Sandy first set of shots. 882- 0269. Make your own cuddly ditional or remodel of Fri & Sat 11ˆ8, Sun 11- 0409, 841-7610 stuffed animal! Great for any kind. Call for free 4, admission $4 with Personals birthday parties, or host BOUTIQUER Wannabe? estimate. 882-2820 cell this ad $3 Senior citizen BUNNIES MINI and Hol- a Noah to Goah! Please Buy my inventory at 849-2753 $2 Walter Larsen, Di- land Lops only 3 left call 843-1472 or 850- cost. Vests by Joyce, rector Brand New Ex- 435-840-2123 AERATION, TILLING, 9803 awesome, unusual, his- hibitors (ucan) Diabetic Life Center Topsoil. Hauling: lime- torical, reversable, fun, CLAWS + Paws mobile PIANO LESSONS: Ex- • Diabetic Education chips, sand, gravel, top- Traveling 4 state area. SELL YOUR computer in grooming. I’ll come to perienced teacher has • Diabetic Pharmacy soil 1-3 yards per deliv- Super sales. Health the classifieds. Call you. Flexible hours, rea- openings Southwest Specialist Tooele County has an immediate opening for a CNA/Homemaker in ery; compost, manure prohibits. Info 882-4854 882-0050 sonable rates. Call Tooele, first child $10, Our Aging and Adult Service Department. This position will perform 4/yards per delivery. Margaret for an appoint- We bill Medicare additional children $8 BURIAL PLOTS, 4 Adja- SMALL SIZED dog run, personal care services for disabled, elderly adults, such as meal 882-7877 ment 840-1537, 882- for diabetic supplies. preparation, and maintaining a clean physical environment each. Call Hollie 882- cent Plots. Location: 4ftx6ft. $50 obo. 843- 5019. 7796 Memorial Estates, 6500 5057 or (801)550-3962 Complete line of AUTO REPAIR Engine Diabetic Supplies • (1) On-call position. Salary $9.36 repair, brakes, cooling South Redwood Rd., FOR SALE to good REMODELING Base- X-BOX SYSTEM, four system, full drive train, S.L.C. Beautiful proper- home 3yr old champion • High School diploma or equivalent, and one year experience ments, kitchens, bath- games, two controllers. full suspension system. ty, Chapel on site, se- line female tri-colored Dave’s Drugs working with disabled, elderly adults providing homemaker rooms, additions, tiling, $150. Call 840-8399 Great prices. Guaran- rene. Valued at $1200 bassett hound, pa- siding. All jobs large 30 WEST 1st SOUTH and/or personal care service; or, an equivalent combination teed workmanship. Aar- each. Will sell for pered, with all current and small. Free esti- You may have just the on (801)759-8036 $1,000 each or best of- shots. Great with kids! of education and experience. mates. Please leave thing someone out of 882-0287 www.proautollp.com fer. Please contact Car- $300 obo. 241-0424 • Must be Certifi ed Nurse Aide, certifi ed in CPR or receive message. 882-6141 ol at: 1-801-571-1493 or town is looking for. Place your classified ad ALCOHOLIC ANONY- certifi cation within six months of hiring. BILL MOBILE Service 1-801-647-0486 for FREE KITTENS call SCRAP METAL Wanted, in 45 of Utah's newspa- MOUS meets daily at get your lawn mow/ more information. (801)244-0963 in • Must have a food handler’s permit upon hire. money for cars, metal pers, the cost is $155. noon and 8pm at 1120 Garden equipment (ucan) Tooele. items. Call for details. For up to 25 words. You W Utah Ave. Call 882- Must have a valid Utah Drivers License. ready for spring don’t Free haul away service. will be reaching a po- JACK RUSSELL teacup 7358. haul it call us reasona- CRATE BLUE Voodo Complete job description is available at the 843-1763 Ask for Jen. Amp half stack, toob, tential of up to 340,000 Chihuahua mix puppies ble rates/ quality work I, RALPH EDWARD Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce head for electric guitar. households. All you 6wks old, 6 to choose 833-0170, 840-2327 PATTON, am no longer 47 South Main, Tooele or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us SHEDS, DIFFERENT $300 (435)224-3415 need to do is call the from, 1 male, 5 females sizes and styles. early responsible for any and This recruitment will close on June 9th at 5:00 p.m. CEMENT LAWN curb- Transcript Bulletin at very cute and loveable summer specials, 6x8 all debts incurred from EEO Employer ing. Local. Fast and CULTURED STONE, 1/2 882-0050 for full details. very small. A must see, $550, 8x8 $800. Alan here on out by Laurie friendly, free estimates, price, 120sqft plus cor- (Mention UCAN) will go fast! $200 882- 830-6512 ners; $300 Portable 0446 224-3528 Maurie Beaver Patton stamping available. Furniture & due to marital separa- (801)508-7967 Basketball hoop, height SHINE EM Up Window adjuster, spring back Appliances LAB CHOCOLATE & yel- tion. Cleaning. Best prices in action, like new, $85; low puppies, AKC, dew Subscribe 882-0050 town. residential and 884-0193 $129 Full Size Pillowtop claws removed, shots, Child Care commercial 224-2473 Set. orthopedic. Brand excellent blood lines, DIAMONDS don't pay new in plastic. 801- great family & hunting retail! Large selection, 831-0678 dogs, $300 435-882- high quality. Bridal sets, 1280 NEED CASH NOW? wedding bands. Every- $139 QUEEN Pillowtop Trail Development Intern We want to make thing wholesale! Rocky Matt.+Box. Brand new LOOKING FOR good you a loan! Mtn. Diamond Co. in plastic. Must sell! home. 4yr old black labl Position Duties: Assist the County Engineer with the planning, S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 801-831-0678 mix. Calmed down but acquisition, mapping, development and maintenance of the Regional likes to have fun. Good New Classes Trail System as defi ned in the Master Plan. Performs on-going, on- $50 - $3,000 ELECTRIC DRYER, ex- 100% CHERRY Sleigh- with kids. Call 843-7206 site planning as a function of trail land acquisition and development. bed. Gorgeous! Solid No checking account cellent condition, large Clay or Morgan. Available capacity, newer model, wood. Brand new. List Minimum Qualifi cations ($10.32) needed. Usually 30 $600. Sell $275. matt MINIATURE SCHNAUZ- 2006-2007 minute service! $200; Weight bench • Part-time position not to exceed 19.5 hrs. per week; No benefi ts with weights, excellent avail. 801-831-6782 ER 1 male and 2 fe- School Year • Extensive knowledge of the County and its citizens as determined condition, $200. males $350 882-2683 6 Pc BEDROOM SET 2 day, 3 day, by the Director of Engineering or enrollment in a civil engineering (435)224-7653 or cell 849-1420 NOBLE FINANCE Beautiful! Brand new in and a new 5 day a program leading to a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college week class. or university. 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 FOR SALE: Bowflex boxes. Value $2250 RED AND white Irish Sell $499 801-831-6782 Setter, rare breed, 1st • Must have a valid Utah driver’s license. Sport. Paid $1500 new. 2006 Summer Class • Knowledge of trail maintenance and construction standards Only few months old. shots, 7wks, two males also available King Pillowtop Mattress and equipment; ability to plan and design trail projects; ability to Asking $700 obo. Call left. $250. 843-7512 set. Brand new in plas- Classes fi lling fast! supervise construction crews and volunteers; ability to read maps; 224-4692 possess good organizational, research and writing skills; ability to tic. Sacrifice $199. 801- ROTWEILER PUPPIES, Call now to register! 831-0678 1 female left, AKC, OFA make oral presentations to citizen/community groups and govern- SAWMILLS FROM ON- Crystal Lawrence mental agencies; ability to maintain effective working relationships LY $2,795.00--Convert registered, $600 884- MOVING- WHIRLPOOL with park staff, other agencies and the public; PC computer skills your logs to valuable 0534 or (435)830-5282 where minds and spirits grow washer dryer, $500; 882-0209 are preferred. lumber with your own Lowrey Chord organ, • Ability to work weekends and attend evening meetings. Travel is • Preschool Activities daycare/preschool Norwood portable band SHIH TZU puppies, first $250; floral couch, $25. shots, available now. COME AND join in the an essential function of this position. • Loving, Clean Enviroment sawmill. Log skidders Monday-Thursday 833-9544 Lafawn 884-0712 fun! 3 f/t toddler posi- • Arts And Crafts also available www.nor tions. meals, snacks, Complete job description is available at the • Full Healthy Meals 6:00am-6:30pm woodindustries.com - WHIRLPOOL HEAVY safe full-sized play- Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce FREE information: 1- TOOELE • Group Pictures 3-11 year olds Duty Super Capacity TRANSCRIPT ground, warm, family 47 South Main, Tooele or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us 800-578-1363- Ext:300- ULLETIN gas dryer, 8 years old, B environment. Emily This recruitment will close when the needs of the department N. (ucan) $75 obo. Call 882-4847 882-3713 Call Kim for details 843-9751 or 830-2449 882-0050 have been met. EEO Employer TUESDAY June 6, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Help Wanted BUSINESS/ OFFICE Liddiard Home Furnish- THE UTAH ARMY Na- COLEMAN CHESA- 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton FOR SALE: 1977 Ford ).352!.#%!'%.#9 MANAGER. The Herald ings is now hiring expe- tional Guard Is currently PEAKE folding trailer, truck, 4x4 frame & en- F150 4x4, new transfer 3500/24 Journal has an opening rienced, assertive, self looking for mentally and fair condition. $1499. gine, good tires & great case, clutch & press pic ,EARNTHEINSURANCE for a Business/Office motivated and career physically tough individ- 882-4974 engine (350). Good 460 Lincoln engine, 5 BUSINESSWITHOUTTHE Manager. Manager will minded Sales Associ- uals who are willing to trans. New Edlebrock 1/2” lift, short bed, re- OWNERSHIPCOMMITMENT report directly to the ates for our new store serve in the Special Boats carb. New Edlebrock in- cently replaced ex- (ELPPRODUCEAPPOINT Publisher and will be a located in Tooele. Lid- Forces. Great training take & manifold. $1300 haust. Many extras. key part of the manage- diard Home Furnishings and benefits. If you are obo. (435)840-8790 Show winner. Needs MENTS APPLICATIONSAND 1981 SEASWIRL 14ft, WE ROCK We are looking ment team of the news- has been family owned interested, please con- TLC. $4000 obo. See at SALES'ENERATELEADS paper. The successful for over 50 years and is tact: SFC Craig Dowen $1200 obo. with trailer, 1980 JEEP J10 pickup 72 Park Ave. Call 882- for Drivers with ANDFOLLOWUP"EPAID candidate will have sol- expanding in one of the at (435) 833-0928 motor, stereo, battery, 4x4 401 motor 4spd 5747 ask for Stan. custom cover, like new. We are looking for a class A CDL ANDEMPLOYEDBYALOCAL id accounting (GL, fastest counties in the (ucan) transmission, new paint !MERICAN&AMILYAGENT budgeting, financial nation. If you are the Call for more info. Bill at and upholstery. Must dependable people with haz-mat and 843-8715 Apartments for )NSURANCEEXPERIENCE statement preparation, right individual with a Business see! $3500 obo to fi ll the following tank Rent NOTNECESSARY4HISIS accounts receivable, great attitude, this may Opportunities (801)330-1356 endorsements. accounts payable, and be the opportunity you Autos (435)837-2234 positions: Crusher YOUROPPORTUNITYTOWORK Local & 11 collections) and prior have been looking for. A CASH COW! 90 Vend- Beautiful Operator, Heavy ALONGSIDEASUCCESSFUL 1989 CHEVROLET 1500 management experi- We provide comprehen- ing Machine Units/30 $500 POLICE IM- Equipment western states. 4x4, 350 engine, auto- 1 & 2 bedroom !MERICAN&AMILYAGENT ence. You must pos- sive training and offer Locations. Entire busi- POUNDS! Hondas, Operators. matic, $1500 obo. 833- apartments!! Need to be WITHTHESUPPORTOFA sess excellent analytical great pay with generous ness - $10,970. 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Please send sons for our new store I BOUGHT it on Ebay! 4, dual ac, $3000 obo. ments behind Super Must have a Learn how to make ex- Wal-Mart. On select resume and earning ex- located in Tooele. Lid- 850-2663 749-2279 1996 FORD 3/4 ton 4x4 tra money selling on units $99 moves you current copy of pectations to: Bruce K. diard Home Furnishings Supercab, auto, power ASSISTANT CON- Ebay. This 3 1/2 hour in. Some apartments iÀV>Ê>ÞÊ ÕÌÕ>ÊÃÕÀ>ViÊ Smith, Publisher,The has been family owned 1996 GRAND Am GT stroke, new tires, tow STRUCTION supervisor MVR when «>ÞÊ>`ÊÌÃÊ-ÕLÃ`>ÀiÃ seminar will show you includes all utilities. Herald Journal,PO Box for over 50 years and is motor, tore apart, $400. package, air bags, wanted for local compa- applying. iÊ"vwViÊqÊ >`Ã]Ê7ÊxÎÇnÎ the basics of selling on- Swimming pool, hot 487, Logan, Utah expanding in one of the 884-3307 121K, good condition, ny. 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All We provide great pay Seating is limited so re- skills to operate heavy $520/mo includes gas & All Ages, No Experi- Regional trucking shifts. Will train. with generous benefits. serve your seat today! equipment. Fax resume TOOELE water, $400/dep. 830- ence Needed 1-801- company has an Come join our fun and Call Lisa at 882-6277 to TRANSCRIPT to (435)882-2751 or call 1177 456-1500 www.wtalent. opening for a full CONSTRUCTION Proj- positive working envi- register. Class will be Sell Your Car Here for BULLETIN (801)557-4047 com (ucan) time diesel mechanic. ect Mgr/ Superintendent ronment! Please feel held on Saturday June Position includes Looking for individual free to apply in person: 10, 2006 at the Tooele $ 80* Continued on next page semi-truck and trailer with experience working 2502 North 400 E. First Assembly of God ea. maintenance. Must with the federal govern- email resume: Church on 127 North 6 have basic ment. Work will be in [email protected] 7th Street. Call 882-0050 understanding of Tooele and Dugway. Fax resume: attn. Mi- *Based on 13 issue contract. hydraulic and Great Benefits. Fax re- guel 435-882-0968. PRIVATE CLUB w/pool electrical systems. sume to 801-576-8925 and dancing hall, restar- May include some or email to hr@e- MASSAGE THERAPIST, aunt and real estate for 2002 FORD ZX2 ES- welding and corp4u.com. full or part time. Contact sale, Tooele. Reduced CORT Burgundy fabrication. Ideal Peggy, Amy or Heidi at price. 882-9085 after- Coupe,$5,850, OBO. candidate will have CONTACT MANGER 882-5790 noons. Excellent condition and needed. Farmers Insur- gas mileage (37MPG). strong organizational SHAVED ICE Business, ance. $8 per hour. Con- MATERIAL PREP Per- Air, alloy wheels, anti- & record keeping shaver, flavors, equip- tact Janene at son. Duties include ma- lock brakes, PW mir- Adjunct Clinical skills and is detail ment and shack all for Registration (435)884-0896 terial handling equip- rors, steering, rear win- minded. Must have sale, $7000. Call Linda ment operation, brake dow defroster, side and Nursing Professor own tools and CDL. Winget or LaDawn Tra- CUSTOMER SERVICE press, sheer, ironworker passenger air bags, tint- Coordinator III Pay DOE. EOE. cy 884-6878 Sales Rep. Responsi- experience. Experience ed glass, 82,000 miles. Needed: Fax or mail resume bilities include greeting with layout, fit up and Call Keith at 1-435-623- Clinical instructor needed for one Tooele Campus MP Environmental customers, paper work, welding helpful. Experi- Small Business owners: Place your classified ad 1324, cell# 1-801-358- clinical rotation per week in Tooele, Hours: Monday-Friday Services explaining company enced (min. 5yrs) weld- 7116. (ucan) 1043 N Industrial benefits. Flexible hours. er- fitter. Knowledge of in 45 newspapers Utah fall semester 2006. Clinicals will throughout Utah for only Position: Full Time Park Circle, Call (303)641-3828 pulse- mig and stainless 2003 FORD E350 12 be at the Rocky Mountain Care Center $155. for 25 words, and Grantsville, UT welding helpful. Full passenger van, like Oversees: Course approvals, $5. per word over 25. on either Tuesday or Wednesday, 84029 DETAILER. Apply at 126 benefits package. Fax new, ps, pb, pw, air, re- You will reach up to August 26th through December 8th. Schedules, Registration Ph: 877-800-5111 North Garden Street, resumes and call for movable seats, 47k, 340,000 households Fax: 435-884-0610 daytime shift. 8:30-3:30. appt. Weld test re- easy to drive, $14,000 Master’s degree in nursing required Applicants can view complete quired. Gossamer Steel and it is a one call, one DRIVER CDL TRAIN- 882-4156 but will consider student currently Fabrication. Phone order, one bill program. job description and apply ING, $0 down, financing enrolled in Master’s program. If (435)843-4248 Fax Call the Transcript Bul- 86 BUICK Riveria, by Central Refrigerated. online at http://jobs.usu.edu (435)843-4249 letin at 882-0050 for fur- 230,000 miles, needs interested, send resume with cover Drive for Central and ther info. (ucan) new transmission. $200 letter to [email protected] or call (requisition #050322) earn up to $40K+ 1st MEDICAL ASSISTANT TOOELE NEEDS A obo. 884-6313 ask for 801-626-6124. ADVERTISING SALES year! 1-800-727-5865 needed for ob/gyn of- small pet shop. Shop Will. rep Salt Lake Magic extension 447 fice. Experience re- in Salt Lake closing. Nickel ads, great base www.centraldriving quired. Resumes ac- Can easily move. Will 93 FORD Taurus, every- plus commission, bene- jobs.net (ucan) cepted in person on help move and train. thing works, make offer. fits, great atmosphere. Wednesday, June 7th, 884-6256 DRYWALL HANGERS (801)278-PETS Fax resume 801-355- 8:30am-12pm or fax and finisher needed call 0957 email 833-9888. 1959 North SELL YOUR CAR or Milt 884-9067 cell 840- nickel@magicnickelads. Aaron Drive, Suite A, boat in the classifieds. 2255 Wanted com Tooele. Call 882-0050 Journeyman Electrician Tooele area, commercial and industrial construction Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V ELDERLY CARE Care- AVON: TO BUY OR NANNIES: WANT EX- 1960 TO 1966 Chevy TRANSMISSION RE- projects. Must be Utah State licensed journeyman, giver needed, full time SELL. Sell to anyone. CELLENT pay? Full- trucks, running or not. PAIR, rebuild. Low cost clean driving record, dependable, and ability to to do live-in in elderly’s Staker & Parson Companies has For information call in- time live-in nationwide,. 882-5581 to Tooele residents. Will work without close supervision. Must pass home. Monday morning dependent sales repre- Airfare paid. Benefits. buy vehicles 1990 and background check and drug test. an opening for a Lab Technician at through Saturday morn- sentative Vi Knutson helperswest@comcast. WANTED: I Will pay up that needs transmis- our Quality Control Lab. Asphalt ing. Great pay! Reward- 884-3830 net, www.helperswest. cash for your junk cars. sion work, cash paid. Apprentice Electrician ing job! Call (801)363- and aggregate testing experience com or call toll-free 1- Call Scott (435)830- Shop (801)972-5810 1st thru 4th year, Tooele area, commercial and Business owners If you 1521 866-546-3889 (ucan) 6189 Home (435)843-8181 industrial construction projects. Must be Utah State recommended. Competitive wages need someone fast, licensed apprentice. Clean driving record and EXPERIENCED PHAR- and benefits. Fax resume to J place your classified ad NOW HIRING 2006 Recreational SUVs dependable. Must pass background check & drug test. MACY TECH, licensed, in all 45 of Utah's news- POSTAL JOBS! Collard at 801-521-3066. full time, great benefits, Vehicles papers. The person you $18/hour starting, Avg. Materials Manager/Expediter top pay. Apply in per- are looking for could be Pay $57K/year. Federal 1975 CAMPER, 11FT 1988 GMC full size Blaz- (Part time, 16 to 32 hrs/wk) Position requires individual son, 30 West 1st South. Staker & Parson Companies has from out of town. The Benefits. No experience Fridge, furnace, water, er, low miles, new tires, with experience in ordering, receiving, stocking and Ask for Phoebe. an opening for a Field Technician cost is only $155. for a needed. 1-800-584- a/c /dc, 2 propane ac, cd, 4x4, excellent distributing materials for multiple construction projects. 25 word ad and it 1775 Ref #P9701 tanks, $500 obo 435- condition, $3700. 882- Must be able to lift 65 lbs. Salary based on at our Quality Control Lab. reaches up to 340,000 FIRE EXTINGUISHER 882-6717 2318 (801)898-8994 qualifications. Must have clean driving record. Must sales and service tech- Performs field nuclear densities on households. All you do OPENING OTR DRIVER pass background check & drug test. nician needed to serv- is call the Transcript with 2 years flatbed ex- 1975 DODGE moto- soils and asphalt. Competitive ice Tooele County area. We offer a competive wage and benefits. Bulletin at 882-0050 for perience, mostly west- rhome, 77,000 miles, TOOELE Tooele County resident TRANSCRIPT wages and benefits. Fax resume to all the details. (Mention ern states, clean class a runs but needs work. If interested and qualified please fax resume preferred. Apply at 153 BULLETIN J Collard at 801-521-3066. UCAN) CDL, Call 1-435-654- $1800 obo. 882-6430 to All-Tech Electric (435) 833-0155. East 4370 South, Mur- 2429. Weekends ok, 801-557-7245 No phone calls please. ray, Utah. (801)263- 882-0050 Dry Creek Transporta- 1705 Ask for Steve tion. (ucan) 1980 CHEV 1 ton truck Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- with 12ft built-on self tion. PART TIME house keep- contained camper, er needed. will train, 25,000 actual miles, FITTERS/ WELDERS self motivated, hard 454 engine, pulls any- WESTERN STATES DRIVERS needed for part time worker, start at $8/hr thing, excellent condi- work. Hours 4:30pm- $1,000 Sign On Bonus. Local chemical distributor in apply in person at the tion, price greatly re- 9:30pm weekdays and SLC needs full time drivers. Must have CDL, HazMat, Kirks Hotel 57 W Vine duced, $8800. 882- some Saturday work. St. 7627 and good driving record. Will haul vans, tanks, and Will be welding & fabri- doubles. Western States drivers rarely gone more than two cating mild & structual PEOPLE NEEDED for 1982 FLEETWOOD Jam nights. Earning potential between $57,000 and $74,000 steel. Fax resume to Utah's Films, T.V., Ex- motorhome, $6000 obo. with profi t sharing, safety bonus, health, dental, paid vaca- (435)843-8321. Attn: tras, Modeling. Daily 884-3307 tion, and sick leave. Apply in person at Mike or email rates $72-$715. No [email protected] Motorcycles & Thatcher Transportation, 1905 Fortune Rd. exp. Not a school. 801- 438-0067 (1905 W. 1250 S.) or call for information, 801-924-1423 FRAMING. WOOD car- ATVs pentry, 1yr experience RESIDENTIAL journey- 1986 HONDA TRX 250 and up, full time, year man and/ or apprentice $600. 830-9440 ask for round. Golden Craft electrician wanted for Ken or (801)231-6801 Construction (801)635- work in Tooele County. Kathy Diesel Mechanic 9469 Please call Jason at 1996 SUZUKI DR200, PM Tractors, Trailers, and Tankers. CDL & HM 183 expe- 882-3600 or 801-598- HARD WORKING Indi- extra low miles, great rience a plus. 2nd shift, Tuesday-Saturday. Tools provided. 2061 viduals needed as shape, 32” seat height. Benefi ts: Profi t Sharing, Health, Dental, paid vacation, painters, must have ve- Was not abused or holidays and sick pay. Pay based on experience. Apply in SALES/ INSURANCE: hicle, no experience $100-300K National In- raced. $2000 849-1572 person at necessary. Call surance Marketing Or- or 840-8245 (877)688-9071 to apply. ganization looking for Thatcher Chemical, 1905 Fortune Rd. 2004 YAMAHA 350 experienced sales HIRING LICENSED Bruin, 2 wheel to 4 (1905 W. 1250 S.) SLC or call 801-924-1423 reps/managers. Full Mortgage Officers. New wheel drive, automatic product line 10/12Free to Tooele, City 1st Mort- transmission, like new, tele leads/sale. Advan- gage. Benefits FT/PT, low miles, extras, $3500 ces new opportunity 1- splits depend on experi- 843-5734 830-8415 800-440-4642, 801- ence, 60 South Main, FORKLIFT/PRODUCTION 253-9033 435-882-0355 april OVER 50MPG! Piaggio www.byoib.com (ucan) Locally based manufacturing and distribution company has [email protected]. (Vespa) BV200, 2003, openings for entry level trainees and experienced plant opera- $2900 obo. 830-5441 Stylist make $11 IRS JOBS $13.63 to tors. Forklift experience required. Full time work available. $18/hr! Keep busy $30.54/hr, now hiring. SHORT SAND Car, very Starting salary $10.00/hour and up depending on experience. make money, and have Paid training is provid- fast with lots of chrome, fun, Plus vacation pay Shift differential for rotating shift work. Excellent career ed. For application and looks and runs excel- paid holidays and insur- opportunity. Outstanding benefi t package including pension free goverment job in- lent. Must see! Re- ance. Inquire how you and profi t sharing plan (100% company contribution). Apply formation, call American duced $6500 obo. can earn a hirer on bo- Association. of Labor 1- (801)330-1356 in person at nus. Great Clips. Call 913-599-7976, 24 hrs. (435)837-2234 843-9410 Thatcher Transportation, 1905 Fortune Rd. emp. serv. (1905 W. 1250 S.) SLC, 84104 EOE Advertise Your Home Business: 882-0050 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 6, 2006

Continued from previous page Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Mobile Homes Public Notices Public Notices Rent Rent Meetings Meetings Apartments for APT FOR RENT, 2 NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, 2BDRM HOME, shed, GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm SINGLE AND Double GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE Rent bdrm, 1 bath, govern- 2bdrm, kitchenette central air fenced yard, 1bth cottage, wide at blow out prices! NOTICE OF PUBLIC Notice is hereby given 2BDRM, AC, private, qui- ment subsidized. 211 available. Monthly, no smoking, no pets, large yard, garage, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! You move or we do. HEARING ON PRO- that the Grantsville City et area, carport, fenced S. Hale, Grantsville. weekly & daily specials. $575/mo $400/dep, 143 hookups $750/mo Your lot or ours. Brent POSED SUBDIVISIONS Planning Commission yard, w/d hookups, Call Tammi 884-1712. HBO, cable. Call 882- S 5th St. call Ray 882- 192 South Center Street (801)864-6949 AND ZONE CHANGES will hold a regular meet- $600/mo, $400/dep. Equal Housing Opp. 3235. or 882-7008. 585 4102 Davidson Realty AND AN AMENDMENT ing on Thursday, June 882-1867 Canyon Rd, Tooele. (801)466-5078 Lots & Land TO THE GENERAL 15, 2006 in the Grants- HUGE 2BDRM 1bth du- Valley View Motel. 3BDRM 1BTH, com- PLAN ZONE DESIGNA- ville City Hall Council 3 BEDROOM duplex, plex, 2 car garage, su- pletely remodeled bun- GRANTSVILLE 4BDRM, Sell Your Home Here for TION Chambers at 429 E. clean, spacious, 2 bath. per nice, new kitchen, ROOM FOR rent, best galow with central air, 2bth, immaculate I BUY Land. All Cash! If Amended 5-24-06 Main Street in Grants- No pets. $650 per hardwood floors, deal in Tooele, great new furnace, double house, large family $ 80* interested call Jill at NOTICE IS HEREBY ville, Utah, which meet- month, $500 cleaning $650/mo, $500/dep. new home, own bath, carport, enclosed porch room and kitchen, gas ea. (801)655-0345 GIVEN that that Grants- ing shall begin promptly deposit. 882-5420 Call 830-7544 w/d, cable, internet util- or sunroom, RV parking fire place, deck, 2 car 6 ville City Council will con- at 7:00 P.M. ities paid. $400/mo. call too. Super sweet! No garage, fenced yard, Call LAND. I need land in duct a public hearing at 7:00 P.M. - PUBLIC 3BDRM 1.5BTH town- LOW RENT Remodels: (801)897-9530 smokers, no pets, central air, all applian- 882-0050 Tooele County, with or the Grantsville City Of- HEARINGS: home in Overlake, re- Studio, 1 and 2 bed- $900/mo. Available ces, fully landscape, *Based on 13 issue contract. without water, 40- 1000 fice, 429 E. Main Street, AT THE CONCLUSION frigerator, next to room apartments. New SHARE HOME, full ac- June 15th. Call Laney $1200/mo no smoking/ acres. Must be in Grantsville UT on Wed- OF PUBLIC HEARINGS carpet, tile and paint. cess w/private bath- Tooele Valley or North school, $850/mo. (435)830-7583 pets 801-835-5592 3BDRM 1BTH, nice yard, nesday June 7, 2006 at MEETING OFFICIALLY New management with room, bedroom Rush Valley. I have (817)706-4932 $97,000 obo. 482 North 7:00 p.m. The pubic CALLED TO ORDER BY great tenants. Seniors w/queen bed, washer 3BDRM 2BTH duplex, GRANTSVILLE, MOBILE several buyers that will Parkway Avenue. Seri- hearing will consider the CHAIRMAN GARY welcome. 843-0917 dryer, ent cntr. No hid- central air, w/d hookup, home for rent, $600, 3 pay current market val- 3BDRM 2BTH IN ous inquries only. proposed Planning Com- PINKHAM. den expense. No pets. carport, shed. $650/mo, bedroom 2 bathroom. ue for your land. Call Tooele- w/d hookups, Casey/ Carl 833-9243 mission Recommenda- 1. Consideration of a central ac, covered LDS standards. Male $500/dep, includes wa- Call Clint or Sabrina for Russell RE/MAX Plati- tions: C.U.P. for Garry Bolinder TOOELE parking, pets welcome. TRANSCRIPT only. $375 840-2011 ter. 645 E Smelter. 882- details. 843-0094 or num between 9am-7pm BULLETIN 3BDRM, 2 full baths, liv- a. Zone change from A- for the purpose of a grav- Aaron (801)450-8432. 8407 830-5364 (801)870-8558 or 10 and Rm-7 to R-1-12 el mining operation locat- SLEEPING ROOMS ing room, 2 family (435)882-8868 x177. b. Nick & Alison Crosby ed to the west of Grants- available, $70 per 3BDRM 2BTH duplex, HUGE 2BDRM 1bth du- rooms, office, hobby Minor Subdivision ville City’s own gravel pit week, $10 key deposit, central air, w/d hookup, plex, 2 car garage, su- room, storage room, in- STOCKTON BUILDING c. President’s Park and south of the pro- first and last week- total carport, shed. $700/mo, per nice, new kitchen, ground trampoline, lots. 12000- 16000ft. Phase I (Washington posed President’s Park $150 to move in. 46 N $500/dep, includes wa- hardwood floors, landscaped. $184,900. Newly constructed Place) Preliminary Plat- development. Broadway. 882-7605 ter. 643 E Smelter. 882- $650/mo, $500/dep. (435)843-0763 roads. Beautiful lake/ Clark Venture 2. Consideration of mi- 8407 Call 830-7544 mountain views. Great The Kirk SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, d. Palomino Ranchettes nutes of the previous for manufactured or Quiet, Quality apartments in a $500/mo, $400 deposit. 3BDRM 2BTH mobile LOCAL COUPLE looking custom tile, Full front Preliminary plat one lot Commission meeting. restored historic structure custom built homes. Accepts housing. 328 home in Grantsville, to buy property with landscaped, back ready into four lots- Grantsville 3. Open discussion. for sod, RV pad, lots of 882-7094 (801)860- Development, LLC 4. Adjourn. E Main, Grantsville. Call beautiful upgraded ma- flexible financing. 801- 5696 The Best Places at the Best Prices (801)815-2928, 435- ple huge kitchen, 391-8219 upgrades, $160,000. e. Zone Change from Shauna Kertamus Completely Furnished 884-0432. $700/mo, $350/dep. 843-1619 RR-5 to RR-1 451 S. Wil- Zoning Administrator NEW 2200sqft, 3bdrm, Water Shares low Street- Todd Castag- All interested persons Weekly & Monthly Rates Nce size rooms. Come BEAUTIFUL SINGLE UNITS AVAILABLE see. 884-6831 2bth, pool, exercise no are invited to attend and 3bdrm, 2bth town- room, clubhouse, no LEVEL home in Young f. Proposed amendment provide comment upon Ward, UT 3 bdrm 2 bath 4 WATER shares, Settle- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 homes, 2 car garage, 3BDRM APARTMENT in smoking, no pets, ment Canyon, $2500 to Chapter Definition the proposals scheduled ac, enclosed yard, Grantsville w/storage, $950/mo. (801)455- on 1 acres, open floor #317 Twin Homes. for public hearings. Writ- plan, auto sprinklers, each. Call (903)821- hookups, starting at w/d hookups. No dogs. 1299 0307 g. Gary & Janet Fawson- ten comments will also $399. May rent Free! $500/mo $300/ cleaning great view $199,000 1- General Plan Amend- be considered if submit- 435-753-3297, 1-435- 882-4004 deposit 884-5580 NEW 2200sqft, 3bdrm, 9 SHARES of Settlement ment from RR-2 zone to ted to the Zoning Admin- 757-8188 (ucan) 2bth, pool, exercise Canyon Irrigation. a RR-1 zone. istrator in advance of the 3BDRM, 1BTH Town- room, clubhouse, no h. Minor Subdivision for hearing. The current Homes for Rent FOR SALE by owner, $3000 each. 884-3307 house, rent option to smoking, no pets, one lot into four lots for zoning Code and pro- 3bdrm, 2bth, 928 West 884-6406 buy. See 8 possible. All $950/mo. (801)455- Ron Gustaveson- Vine posed amendments may Timpie Road. $147,000. appliances included, 1299 WANTED: WATER rights and Park Streets. be reviewed at the $$WHY RENT when Call 843-5710 you can buy? O down w/d. (435)882-0190, or irrigation shares in i. Minor Subdivision for Grantsville City Hall each programs, not perfect (801)699-7884 NEWER HOME 3bdrm, Tooele Valley. Call Angela and Eric Vaughn- weekday between hours 2bth, 2 car garage FOR SALE By Owner: credit. Single parent 3bdrm, 1.5bth, home Ross at 801-642-0119 410 W. Cherry of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. programs. Call for de- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $1000 per month call j. Zone Change for Cary In accordance with the home for rent, no smok- Debbie 830-4716 needs little work, big tails. Berna or Chris yard, quiet area, Office Space Yates at 641 W. Main Americans With Disabili- N ow Renting ing/ pets. 882-1550 Street- R1-21 to CN zon- ties Act, Grantsville City 435-840-5029 Group NICE 2BDRM home with $90,000. 172 South 1st 1 Real Estate Street. (801)266-4085 ing. will accommodate rea- MOVE IN SPECIALS 3BDRM, RV parking, en- garage. 215 South 5th DESK SPACE for rent. All interested persons sonable requests to as- closed backyard, no Street. $525/mo. 882- Text (801)635-5613 $750/MO GRANTS- $250/mo includes rent/ are invited to attend and sist the disabled to par- Exclusively for Seniors pets, $350/dep, 1457 (801)554-7037 VILLE, 3bdrm, 2bth, utils/ phone access/high provide comment upon ticipate in meetings. Re- $660/mo rent, water is FSBO 2 large bdrms, 2 quiet neighborhood, full baths, totally remod- speed internet/ fax. these proposals. Written quest for assistance may Pet Friendly paid. 882-0088 OVERLAKE DIVISION Call Curtis 882-0355 or close to Grantsville Ele- 1619 Durocher, 3bdrm, eled modular home on comments will also be be made by calling City Call for details. 801-205-1700. mentary, deposit nego- 4BDRM 3 1/2BTH home, 2.5bth, 2 car garage, more than 1/4 acre, considered if submitted Hall at 884-3411 at least pp tiable, no smoking/ new oak custom kitch- to the City Recorder in 24 hours prior to the fire place, deck, utilities nice neighborhood, EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- pets. 840-4575 en, new hardwood advance of the hearing. meeting that will be at- paid not phone, sleep- $950 per month No fice space for lease, (435)843-0717 floors, ceramic tile, fully Current zoning map and tended. ing rooms, $3000/mo smokers no pets 840- $125-$400/mo, all utilit- 1 BEDROOM extra nice fenced, sprinkling sys- subdivisions alignments (Published in the Tran- 435-849-1947 5551 ies included. Call Larry house, w/d hookup, tem, extra wide 2 car can be viewed at the script Bulletin June 6, (801)574-4035 central air, water paid, DOUBLEWIDE 3BDRM, SPECTACULAR garage, with finished 12 Grantsville City Offices 2006) from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 Ready for your family to move in! $525 monthly, $400 de- 2bth, large living room, VIEWS! 3bdrm, 2bth x 24 shop. Maintenance OFFICE/ BUSINESS posit. 882-6476 p.m. weekdays. TOWN OF VERNON 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, dining room, new appli- newer home. New car- free, landscaped yard, space 2 office rooms Persons with disabilities NOTICE OF VACANCY garage, workshop, ances, very clean, no pet, new paint, fenced large covered deck, plus conference room. 2 AND 3 bedroom needing accommoda- VERNON WATER- fireplace, Levelor pets $850 plus gas. yard. No pets, no very nice. 129K. 804 $350 monthly. window coverings, homes. Rent to own for (435)843-0996 Erda smoking. $950/mo. Fleetwood Drive. Call tions to participate in this WORKS SPECIAL hardwood floors, oak (435)830-3306 monthly payments start- Call (435)843-0785 for appt. 830-8065. hearing should contact SERVICE DISTRICT kitchen with ing at $500. Call 801- Notice is hereby given appliances, finished FOR RENT, 3bdrm, OFFICE/ BUSINESS the Grantsville City Offi- basement, trees, roses, 310-6948 or (435)224- 2bth, 928 West Timpie STANSBURY PARK, FSBO 3000+SQFT space, utilities and high ces at least 3 days in ad- that the Vernon Town fenced backyard with 4804 Road. Beautiful clean. 3bdrm, 2tbh landscape, 5bdrm 3bth rambler, speed internet included, vance of the hearing. Council acting as the swing, clothes line and Vaulted ceiling. Fenced w/d microwave, auto- two water heaters, DATED THIS 05 DAY governing authority of garden area. 2 BEDROOM duplex, 272 North Broadway. yard. $1100+ utilities. matic sprinklers, 2 car glass top stove, great (435)882-4949 OF MAY, 2006 the Vernon Waterworks 598 North Nelson Ave (170 East) $550.00 per month Call 843-5710 garage, avialbe June neighborhood! 942 N Wendy Palmer Special Service District, $400.00 dep Call Rose $133,900 1st. $950/mo 882-6217 1480 E $218,000 496- Buildings Grantsville City Re- is soliciting applicants to 435-882-9088 DP Real- NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 cell 801-918-9423 4096 corder fill five positions on the Please Call (435) 830-4289 ty (Published in the Tran- Administrative Control STANSBURY, 3 & HOME ON Stansbury BUILDING MATERIALS: script Bulletin May 30 & Board for the Vernon 4bdrm homes, $1000- Lake, 2yr old, 2100sqft, METAL buildings, mini June 6, 2006) Waterworks Special $1200/mo. 843-9883 3bdrm, 4bth, vaulted storage systems, roof Service District. The Ad- Listings Needed! ceilings, walk-out base- and wall panels, metal PUBLIC HEARING NO- ministrative Control TOOELE OVERLAKE ment, dock, lg deck. building components. TICE Board, once appointed, Townhouse, 3bdrm, 6018 Bayshore Drive. Utah Manufacture 20 AMENDED will act as the governing 2bth, 1 car garage, 3 $284,000. (435)882- years plus. Top quality Tooele County Plan- authority of this Service I Make Buying Easy levels very nice 0058 low prices. Weekly De- ning Commission District. In order to quali- $850/mo 1943 N 40 W livery. 1-800-262-5347. Meeting fy to be considered for NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG 801-733-9499 C-21 NOT HAPPY with how cobuildings@cobuildings. The Pine Canyon Plan- appointment, a person McAffee your home loan is go- net (ucan) ning Commission will must be a registered voting? Call for a free sec- hold a PUBLIC HEAR- er and reside within the TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth ond opinion. David If you build, remodel or ING Thursday, June 21, boundaries of this Serv- newer home, fenced, Crane 849-2140 remove buildings you 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in the ice District. The regular private yard, 2 car ga- can place your classi- Auditorium on the first term of office for this po- rage, clean, $1050/mo Planning on selling your fied ad in 45 of Utah's floor, Tooele Court- sition is four years, but $$ $$1182,00082,000 plus deposit. Available home, you could be newspapers for only house, 47 South Main the initially appointed 1182,00082,000 6/12. John (801)916- sending your sales $155. for 25 words ($5. Street, Tooele, Utah. board will draw lots to fill 0101 points to up to 340,000 for each additional PUBLIC HEARING: two and four year terms. 16 Aparicio Drive 35 Aparicio Drive households at once. For word). You will reach up (a) AMGP #1020-06 Any qualified person TOOELE, 6BDRM, 4bth, Beautifully Landscaped Corner Lot with Views, Beautiful Home w/ Gorgeous Views, Curb $155. you can place to 340,000 households Amendment to the Gen- wishing to be considered $1450/mo, 2835sqft, tri- 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Spacious Upstairs Loft, 2 Appeal, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full Baths, Family gathering your 25 word classified and all you do is call the eral Plan, adding Chap- for this appointment must level, very spacious, Family Rooms and a Open Kitchen You’ll Love. areas and Fully Landscaped, Call Shane to see. ad to all 45 newspapers Transcript Bulletin at ter 19, County Resource submit an application to available 6/15, fenced in Utah. Just call the 882-0050 for all the de- Management Plan for Doretta Shumway, Ver- yard, garden spot, large Transcript Bulletin at tails. (Mention UCAN public lands non Town Clerk by hand kitchen, central air, 882-0050 for all the de- Classified Network) (b) REZ#1016-06 Dan delivery or at P.O. Box 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville hardwood floors, dog tails. (Mention ucan) Haskell rezone from MU- 114, Vernon, Utah, run, 2 car garage, appli- Incredible country living in this STEEL BUILDINGS. 40 to RR-5 south of the 84080. Applications ances. No smoking, RAMBLER on .19 acre in FACTORY Deals. Save town Rush Valley must be received prior to beautifully modern 2000 Rambler outdoor pet okay. Call NE Tooele. 2532sqft, $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x Dated this 1 day of June, June 13, 2006 at 5:00 with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master (801)835-5592 6bdrm, 3bth, finished 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 basement. $165K. 2006 p.m. The Vernon Town x 12‚ = $3.60/square MARY DIXON, Secreta- Council will consider the Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, TOOELE/ OVERLAKE FSBO 435-882-3114 or foot. 1-800-658-2885. 3bdrm, 2bth, 830-8295 ry selection of five persons 2 Full Baths and area in www.rigidbuilding.com Pine Canyon Planning from the qualified appli- 2 car garage, $995/mo (ucan) basement for 5 more bedrooms, 1748 Dean Ave SELLING YOUR HOME? Commission cants at its regular Town Davidson Realty Advertise it in the clas- Public Notices (Published in the Tran- Council Meeting on June $$ 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots script Bulletin June 20, 13, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. 2295,00095,000 (801)466-5078 sifieds. Call 882-0050 Meetings of possibilities. 2006) Applicants are entitled to TOWNHOME Overlake, SOUTH WILLOW Es- Deadline for public no- be in attendance at the 3bdrm, 1 1/2bth, finish- tates, nearly new ram- PUBLIC HEARING NO- June 13, 2006 Town tices is 4 p.m. the day TICE ed basement/ laundry bler ranch, built in 2005, prior to publication. Council Meeting. Appli- room, single car ga- 2888sqft of living space, Tooele County Plan- cants may wish to in- Ideal East side Public notices submit- ning Commission rage, patio, 1 small pet 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- ted past the deadline clude with their applica- ok $850/mo, $835/dep rage on .33acre, partial Meeting tion a resume indicating Oquirrh Cottage Condo will not be accepted. The Pine Canyon Plan- RR (435)843-0686 sprinkling system & UPAXLP their qualifications, edu- ENearE Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, lawn in. Asking price ning Commission will cation and experience. DD hold a PUBLIC HEAR- NN T Homes $216,000. For appoint- PUBLIC NOTICE Persons seeking infor- 2 Full Bths, TMaster Suite, ING Thursday, June 7, UNDERUU CC ment contact Phil Todd Lake Point Improve- mation about this posi- AA at (801)699-5525 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in the tion and the boundaries ment District RRVaults, Walk-in closets, Auditorium on the first TT $$$SAVE MONEY Notice is hereby given of the Special Service N Covered Patio, Peace and VERY NICE Brick home floor, Tooele Court- District may call Doretta N Find HUD & Bank that the Lake Point Im- O w/basement apartment, house, 47 South Main CONTRACTCCO Quiet. owned homes at: provement District will Shumway at (435) 839- Street, Tooele, Utah. $$ www.tooelebankowned double lot, fenced beau- hold a public hearing for 3473. 1139,90039,900 PUBLIC HEARING: 139,900 homes.com or call for tiful yard, fruit trees, input and comments of DATED this 1st day of (a) AMZ #1014-06 Toplift a list Berna or Chris garden, sprinkler sys- amending the 2005 and June, 2006. zoning map amendment 435-840-5029, Group tem, possible duplex 2006 Fiscal Year Budg- Doretta Shumway for certain lands within 1 Real Estate property. 882-5104 ets on June 8, 2006, at Vernon Town Clerk/ CommercialCommercial PPropertyroperty Section 3,4,5,8 &9 T8S. GGreatreat IInvestmentnvestment 7:00 p.m. at the North Recorder R3W SLB from MU-40 to 127 COUNTRY Club, Manufactured Tooele Fire Station, Lake (Published in the Tran- MG-EX DD Stansbury, 4bdrm, 2bth, Homes Point, Utah. The agenda script Bulletin June 6, LL (b) PUD #1017-05 Des- 2 car garage, central 2006) OO SINGLE WIDE, new will be as follows: SSOLD air, recently remodeled. ert Peak Commercial S 1. Call to order. flooring, nice model (c) AMS # 1007-06 Va- PUBLIC NOTICE If interested call 843- 2. Review and discus- home park in Tooele for cating & Amending a part Grantsville City Council $$ $$ 7515 Priced reduced sion to amend the 2005 2216,50016,500 2289,00089,000 sale owner financing, of lot 2 Deseret Peak will hold a regular meet- 216,500 and 2006 Budgets. BEAUTIFUL 3BDRM reasonable terms. call Sub. & Deseret Peak ing Wednesday, June 7, As The South End Of Main Street Is Becoming 3. Public hearing--Input Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Brent 801-864-6949 PUD 2006. The meeting to be Revitalized Take Advantage Of This Great home, Northeast and comments. Dated this 23 day of held at 429 E. Main, Street Lot, Ideal Location for Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former Tooele, amazing views, 4. Resolution to amend Mobile Homes May, 2006 Grantsville, UT 84029 Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, fully finished basement, the 2005 LPID Fiscal residential living & business. Zoned Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store MARY DIXON, Secreta- regular meeting to begin gorgeous landscaping Year Budget. Multi-Use with great renatl potential. or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! ry at 7:00 p.m. across from new park. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 5. Resolution to amend Pine Canyon Planning PUBLIC HEARINGS: Must see. Call Chris, home for rent, no smok- the 2006 LPID Fiscal Commission a. Zone change from A- Group1 Real Estate. ing/ pets. 882-1550 Year Budget. (Published in the Tran- 10 and Rm-7 to R-1-12 840-5031 6. Adjournment. script Bulletin June 6, b. Nick & Alison Crosby 6 SPACES available (Published in the Tran- 3BDRM, 2.5BTH beauti- 2006) Minor Subdivision Henwood mobile park script Bulletin June 6, Professional Agent • Executive Club ful immaculate condo, c. President’s Park call 882-6642 2006) Cell garage central air, Phase I (Washington $950/mo Stansbury Place Your Ad Here Place) Preliminary Plat- 840- 0344 available immediately Unload Your Truck: 882-0050 Call 882-0050 801-835-5592 Continued on next page TUESTUESDAYDAY June June 6 ,6, 200 20066 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Adults learn to drive • June 21 — 11 a.m., Wellness Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous A driver’s education course Luncheon, “Preparing for the Public Notices for adults 18 and over will begin Pandemic” by Kip Thompson Individuals Needing Spe- meetings. Request for Cash payments are not ANNOUNCEMENT OF WENDOVER - GER- Meetings Tuesday, July 11, 6-9 p.m. The • June 22 — 7 p.m., Healthy cial Accommodations assistance may be made accepted. A trustee’s APPOINTMENT TRUDE TRIPP’S HOME class includes 18 hours of class- Women Seminar, “General Foot Clark Venture Should Notify Sharon by calling City Hall at deed will be delivered to AND NOTICE TO 555 WASATCH LANE Dawson, Tooele City Re- least 3 days in advance the successful bidder CREDITORS WENDOVER, UT 84083 room instruction and 12 hours Care” by Kip Thompson d. Palomino Ranchettes • June 23 — city library and Preliminary plat one lot corder, at 843-2110 prior of the meeting that will within three business Estate of Donald R. REGISTRAR: GER- of driving and observation. into four lots- Grantsville to the meeting. TDD be attended by calling days after receipt of the Beaumont, Deceased, TRUDE TRIPP Register by calling 833-1994 Utah Arts Festival day trip. Development, LLC Phone Number 843-2108 884-3411. amount bid. Probate No. 063300042 Dennis D. Ewing from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost • June 26 — 10 a.m., Knotty e. Zone Change from (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- DATED: May 22, 2006. Michelle Beaumont Tooele County Clerk Knitters. script Bulletin June 6, script Bulletin June 6 & Scott Lundberg, Trust- Jones, 612 Green Oak (Published in the Tran- is $170 (current students receive RR-5 to RR-1 451 S. Wil- a $75 discount). • June 27 — 5 p.m., Birthday low Street- Todd Castag- 2006) 8, 2006) ee Drive, Cartwright, Okla- script Bulletin May 25, no 3269 South Main, #100 homa 74731, has been June 1 and June 6, Bingo. f. Proposed amendment PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Salt Lake City, UT appointed Personal Rep- 2006) Notice is hereby given The Town of Stockton 84115 resentative of the above- USU Groups to Chapter Definition NOTICE OF ELECTION #317 Twin Homes. that the Tooele City will meet in a Public (801) 263-3400 entitled estate. Creditors Council will meet in a Hearing & Regular Meet- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of the estate are hereby AND EARLY VOTING g. Gary & Janet Fawson- Notice is hereby given General Plan Amend- Business Meeting on ing Thursday June 8, – 5:00 p.m. notified to: (1) deliver or Get help attending college ShopTooele meets L&A Case No. 06-55538 mail their written claims that there will be Early ment from RR-2 zone to Wednesday, June 7, 2006 at the Stockton Utah State University finan- The ShopTooele Business 2006 at the hour of 7:00 Town Hall, 18 N. John- ET to the Personal Repre- Voting for the June 27, a RR-1 zone. 2006 Primary Election cial aid and admissions work- Alliance Networking Party will h. Minor Subdivision for P.M. The meeting will be son Street. The meeting THIS COMMUNICATION sentative at the address held at the Tooele City will begin promptly at IS AN ATTEMPT TO above; (2) deliver or Anyone who is a regis- shop is open to anyone inter- be Tuesday, June 20, from 7- one lot into four lots for tered voter and who Ron Gustaveson- Vine Hall Council Room locat- 7:00 pm and the agenda COLLECT A DEBT, AND mail their written claims ested in attending Utah State 8:30 p.m. at Jackrabbit Press, ed at 90 North Main shall be as follows: ANY INFORMATION to the Personal Repre- would like to vote early and Park Streets. may come to the Clerk’s University. Come Wednesday, 272 N. Broadway, and will fea- i. Minor Subdivision for Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Roll Call OBTAINED WILL BE sentative’s attorney of re- ture two businesses: Cari Gavin 1. Pledge of Allegiance PUBLIC MEETING USED FOR THAT PUR- cord, Ronald L. Elton at Office in the Tooele June 7, 7-9 p.m. to the USU Angela and Eric Vaughn- County Courthouse 47 will feature JackRabbit Press; 410 W. Cherry 2. Open Forum for Public 2. 2006-2007 budget POSE. the following address: 85 Tooele Center. For more infor- Comment 3. 2005-2006 amend- (Published in the Tran- North Main Street, Suite So. Main, Room 130 mation please call 882-6611 or and Alison Vokac will feature j. Zone Change for Cary from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 Yates at 641 W. Main 3. Resolution 2006-18 A ment to budget script Bulletin May 23, 30 200, Tooele, Utah 84074 e-mail suzanneaatext.usu.edu or Millionaire Mindset. & June 6, 2006) or (3) file their written p.m. Monday through Fri- Street- R1-21 to CN zon- Resolution of the Tooele REGULAR MEETING joyceaatext.usu.edu. See www.shoptooele.org for City Council Adopting the 4. Approve final budget claims with the Clerk of day Tuesday, June 13, ing. 2006 through Friday, more information, or call Paula AGENDA: Budget Officer’s Tenta- for 2006-2007 NOTICE OF TRUST- the Third District Court, tive Budget for Tooele 5. Approve amendment EE'S SALE 47 South Main Street, June 23, 2006 Gamonal at 435-579-1733. 1. Approval of Minutes. Valid Voter Identification 2. Consideration of Con- City Fiscal 2006-2007, for 2005-2006 The following described Tooele Utah, 84074, or Scouts Chamber luncheon set and Establishing the 6. Minutes property will be sold at otherwise present their is required for Early Vot- tract with Lewis, Young, ing. The June luncheon of the Robertson & Burning- Time and Place of a a. May 11, 2006 public auction to the claims as required by Public Hearing to Con- 7. Approval of Bills highest bidder at the Utah Law within three Those who register at Cub Scout Roundtable set Tooele County Chamber of ham. Satellite Registration 3. Set public hearings sider its Adoption 8. Well Update. West Main Entrance, months after the date of It might be summer, but Commerce will be Wednesday, Presented by Glenn 9. Mary North Steps, Tooele the first publication of cannot Vote Early for: Dennis D. Ewing Cub Scout Leader Roundtable June 14, noon at Buddy’s Family a. 2005-2006 final budg- Caldwell a. Update from Hazmat County Courthouse, 47 this notice or be forever Fun Center, 1111 N. 200 West, 4. Resolution 2006-17 A & LEPC training South Main Street, barred. Tooele County Clerk doesn’t go on vacation! Join us et amendment. (Published in the Tran- Tooele. The sponsor and speak- b. 2006-2007 proposed Resolution of the Tooele 10. Departments Tooele, Utah, on June Date of first publication: Thursday, June 8, 7:30 p.m. at City Council Accepting a. Water 22, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of May 30, 2006. script Bulletin May 25, the Tooele Wigwam, located at er will be the Tooele Rotary budget & Tax Levy June 6, 15 & 20, 2006) c. Consideration of Sal- Completed Public Im- 1. County Residents said day, for the purpose Ronald L. Elton, Attor- the south end of Main Street just Club. Please RSVP by Monday, aries for Elected and provements Associated Lease Shares through of foreclosing a trust ney for Personal Rep- SUMMONS FOR PUBLI- June 12, to the Chamber office resentative past Gofers on the left. Statutory Officers with Construction of Lid- the Town of Stockton deed originally executed CATION at 882-0690. The cost is $10 for diard Home Furnishings b. Fire on October 24, 2002 by 85 North Main Street, All Cub Scouts leaders are 4. Consideration of Ordi- IN THE THIRD DIS- members or $15 for non-mem- nances and Resolutions: Located at 2502 North c. Roads Arnold F. Hunt, as trust- Tooele, Utah 84074. TRICT JUVENILE invited to attend! We will have a. Chapter 21 of the 400 East d. Parks or, in favor of Westgate Telephone No. (435) COURT COUNTY OF our regular classes along with bers. Land Use Management Presented by Doug Bay- e. Planning Mortgage, covering the 882-5284 TOOELE, STATE OF some special activities as well. Diabetes group meets ley 11. Town Clean-up & following real property (Published in the Tran- and Development Code. UTAH Get ideas for your den and pack. The Diabetes Support Group b. Zone change from A- 5. Minutes equipment rental rates purported to be located script Bulletin May 30, STATE OF UTAH, in the 10 and Rm-7 to R-1-12 May 17, 2006 Executive Session in Tooele County at 53 E June 6 & 13, 2006) interest of See you there. will meet June 7 at 11 a.m. at 6. Invoices a. Police Department Cherry St., Grantsville, JOHNSON, Haley the Tooele County Health c. Nick & Alison Crosby NOTICE OF TOOELE Girl Scout service meets Presented by Sharon b. Ward Engineering UT 84029 (the under- 05-13-92 Minor Subdivision COUNTY PRIMARY Tooele’s Service Unit meeting Department building. We will Dawson c. Legal issues signed disclaims liability JOHNSON, Trevor d. President’s Park ELECTION SATELLITE have our summer pot luck 7. Mayor’s Report 12. Adjourn for any error in the ad- 07-13-92 for troop leaders and co-lead- Phase I (Washington REGISTRATION DAYS 8. Adjourn Deborah Martin, CBLO dress), and more particu- Child(ren) under 18 ers is scheduled for Thursday, social. Please bring a potluck Place) Preliminary Plat- JUNE 9TH AND 13TH, Sharon A. Dawson June 1, 2006 larly described as: years of age. dish and join us for a fun time of Clark Venture 2006 June 8, at 7 p.m. The meeting Tooele City Recorder (Published in the Tran- Lot 12, HARRIS MCMI- Judge Decker e. Palomino Ranchettes 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. will be held at the Tooele City visiting together. If you have any Pursuant to the Ameri- script Bulletin June 6 & CHAEL SUBDIVISION, TO: SHELLY Preliminary plat one lot TOOELE COUNTY questions call Carol at 843-9787. can with Disabilities Act, 8, 2006) according to the official JOHNSON, mother Park (Vine and 200 W. Streets). into four lots- Grantsville COURTHOUSE Individuals Needing Spe- plat thereof of file and of Tooele County Agenda items include re-regis- All are welcome. Development, LLC 47 SO. MAIN cial Accommodations Public Notices record in the Tooele A proceeding concerning f. Zone Change from RR- TOOELE, UT 84074 tration information, day camp Alzheimer’s group meets Should Notify Sharon A. Trustee's Sales County Recorder's Of- the above named chil- 5 to RR-1 451 S. Willow REGISTRAR: HAZEL training and leader distribution. The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Dawson, Tooele City Re- fice. dren is pending in this Street- Todd Castagno DOWNEY corder, at 843-2110 prior Deadline for public no- Together with all the im- Court and an adjudica- Support & Education Group is g. Proposed amendment GRANTSVILLE CITY to the meeting. TDD tices is 4 p.m. the day provements now or here- tion will be made which open to anyone caring for some- to Chapter Definition HALL Phone Number 843-2108 prior to publication. after erected on the may include the perma- Seniors one with Alzheimer’s disease #317 Twin Homes. 429 E. MAIN (Published in the Tran- Public notices submit- property, and all ease- nent termination of your h. Gary & Janet Fawson- GRANTSVILLE, UT or related dementia (memory script Bulletin June 6, ted past the deadline ments, appurtenances, parental rights. General Plan Amend- 84029 issues). Learn about this dis- 2006) will not be accepted. and fixtures now or here- You are hereby sum- Grantsville seniors ment from RR-2 zone to REGISTRAR: SHER- UPAXLP after a part of the proper- moned to appear before The Grantsville Senior Center ease. Get and share ideas. a RR-1 zone. LENE LAWTON PUBLIC NOTICE ty. this Court in said county The next meeting will be i. Minor Subdivision for NOTICE OF TRUST- NORTH END OF COUN- can be reached at 884-3446. Notice of public hearing The current beneficiary on JULY 6, 2006 AT one lot into four lots for EE'S SALE TY • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch Tuesday, June 13, at 2:30 p.m. at to receive input on the fi- of the trust deed is ABN 10:45 A.M. for a Trial in Ron Gustaveson- Vine The following described STANSBURY PARK the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, nal amended budget for AMRO Mortgage Group, the courtroom of this at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. and Park Streets. property will be sold at CLUB HOUSE Grantsville City for the Inc. and the record own- court located at 47 South • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 59 E. Vine. j. Minor Subdivision for public auction to the #1 COUNTRY CLUB 2005/2006 fiscal year. ers of the property as of Main Street, Tooele, For information call Frank at Angela and Eric Vaughn- highest bidder at the STANSBURY PARK, UT a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch On June 21, 2006 at the recording of the no- Utah. Your failure to ap- 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- 410 W. Cherry West Main Entrance, 84074 at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. the Grantsville tice of default are Paula pear will result in a de- k. Zone Change for Cary North Steps, Tooele REGISTRAR: SHERRI • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 2870 x126. City Council will hold a Christine Hunt, Arnold F. fault judgment and the Yates at 641 W. Main County Courthouse, 47 JUDD meeting for conducting a Hunt and Desiree D. termination of your pa- breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. Gun club creates league Street- R1-21 to CN zon- South Main Street, SOUTH END OF COUN- public hearing to re- Hunt. rental rights. Bunko A new four-week trap shooting ing. Tooele, Utah, on June TY - DALENE RUS- ceived input on the final The sale is subject to a DATED THIS 22nd day 5. Consideration of sal- 22, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of SELL’S HOME • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 league is beginning Wednesday, budget for Grantsville bankruptcy filing, a pay- of May, 2006. ary step increases. said day, for the purpose 1201 N. CHURCH a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, June 7, at 6 p.m. You shoot two City for the 2005/ 2006 off, a reinstatement or LISA W. NAGEL 6. Consideration of New of foreclosing a trust STREET fiscal year. The hearing any other condition of Assistant Attorney reservations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. rounds (25) birds each) each Business licenses deed originally executed RUSH VALLEY, UT will be conducted at the which the trustee is not General blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Wednesday night. Teams are 7. Consideration of Cin- on August 18, 2005 by 84069 Grantsville City Hall aware that would cause (801)366-0250 gular Cell facility fence Tyrone C. Petty, as trust- REGISTRAR: DALENE • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch computer drawn and you can Council Chambers, 429 the cancellation of the (Published in the Tran- requirements or, in favor of Mortgage RUSSELL at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. make up or shoot ahead if you E. Main, Grantsville, UT sale. If any such condi- script Bulletin May 23, 8. Beehive Wireless re- Electronic Registration DUGWAY PROVING • Everyday puzzles, pool, social can’t make it. It’s a lot of fun, quest to locate at South 84029. All interested tion exists, the sale shall 30, June 6 & 13, 2006) persons are welcome to Systems, Inc., as nomi- be void, the successful GROUNDS - WANDA • June 7 — Center meeting 1 so come up and shoot with us. Tank Well Site. nee for Premier Mort- PARKER’S HOME 9. Approval of Bills. attend. Copies are avail- bidder’s funds returned p.m. Open to public on Wednesdays able for public review at gage Services, Inc., its and the trustee and cur- 28 EAST 1ST AVE 10. Council Information successors and assigns, DUGWAY, UT 84022 • June 17 — Old Time Fiddlers at 6 p.m., Saturdays at noon and updates. the Grantsville City Hall rent beneficiary shall not Monday through Friday covering the following re- be liable to the success- REGISTRAR: WANDA 1-3 p.m. Sundays at 10 a.m. For informa- 11. Adjourn al property purported to PARKER Wendy Palmer from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 ful bidder for any dam- • June 18 — Happy Father’s Day tion, call John Miller at 882- p.m. be located in Tooele age. • June 23 — Summer Dutch oven 2429. City Recorder County at 517 East 670 In compliance with the Dated this 8th day of Bidders must tender to dinner 4 p.m. Free for all members June, 2005. North, Tooele, UT 84074 the trustee a $5,000.00 Doings Real estate investors meet American with Disability (the undersigned dis- or $3. Reserve yours by June 16. Act, Grantsville City will Wendy Palmer deposit at the sale and Continued from page B2 June 15 at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Recorder claims liability for any er- the balance of the pur- • June 27 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 City Hall, 90 N. Main, the Tooele accommodate reasona- ror in the address), and ble requests to assist the In compliance with the chase price by 12:00 p.m. by appointment Real Estate Investors Group American with Disability more particularly descri- disabled to participate in noon the day following will be in your neighborhood this summer • June 30 — Wendover trip $15 will meet. This is a group of Act, Grantsville City will bed as: the sale. The deposit meetings. Request for Lot 15, THE RIDGE Plat and don’t miss the Summer Reading Club real estate investors or those assistance may be made accommodate reasona- must be in the form of a Tooele seniors ble requests to assist the “A”, according to the offi- cashier’s check or bank for kids! The Tooele County Senior Citizen who want to be and those offer- by calling City Hall at cial plat thereof as re- least 3 days in advance disabled to participate in official check payable to Tooele summer reading set Center can be reached at 882-2870. ing complementing services. A meetings. Request for corded in the office of the Lundberg & Associates. of the meeting that will Tooele County Recorder. • “Name the Mascot” contest begins this • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; speaker presents each month be attended by calling assistance may be made The balance must be in by calling City Hall at Together with all the im- the form of a wire trans- week. Can you choose the winning name aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; on the third Thursday. RSVP to 884-3411. provements now or here- (Published in the Tran- least 3 days in advance fer, cashier’s check, for our summer reading program mascot? line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. 882-0355 or 801-205-1700. of the meeting that will after erected on the bank official check (credit Winner will be announced on July 8 at our • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; script Bulletin June 6, property, and all ease- 2006) be attended by calling union official checks are end celebration. Pinochle 1 p.m. 884-3411. ments, appurtenances, not accepted) or U.S. • June 8 — Teen winners for the first • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. Recovery (Published in the Tran- and fixtures now or here- Postal money order pay- PUBLIC NOTICE script Bulletin June 6 & after a part of the proper- able to Lundberg & As- week of Animal Trivia will be announced. to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing Notice is hereby given 8, 2006) ty. sociates. If wire transfer • June 9 — The first winner of the gold 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceram- that the Tooele City Castaways AA meetings set The current beneficiary is used, an additional Council will meet in a fish contest will be announced 2:45 p.m. ics 1 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE of the trust deed is Irwin $10.00 must be remitted Castaway’s Alcoholics Work Session on Thurs- For more information, call the library • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Notice of public hearing Mortgage Corporation with the purchase price. Anonymous meets Monday- day, June 8, 2006 at the to receive input on the and the record owner of Cash payments are not at 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; Saturday at noon and on Friday at hour of 5:00 P.M. The proposed Tax levy and the property as of the re- accepted. A trustee’s Vine St. blood pressure at Noon; bridge meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center, operating budget for cording of the notice of deed will be delivered to 12:45 p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. the Tooele City Hall 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; mixed; Grantsville City for the default is Tyrone C. Pet- the successful bidder Schools Large Conference Room • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; 2006/2007 fiscal year, ty. within three business non-smoking; wheelchair access; located at 90 North Main Mexican train 2 p.m.; Bingo noon; that includes salary con- The sale is subject to a days after receipt of the nursery available Monday-Friday. Street, Tooele, Utah siderations for Elected, bankruptcy filing, a pay- amount bid. dancing 6-8 p.m.; No evening meals 1. Budget Discussion East Elementary registers (Adults only on Saturday.) Statutory officers along off, a reinstatement or DATED: May 18, 2006. on Fridays during June, July or Sharon A. Dawson Register your kindergartner today for with the cost of living any other condition of Scott Lundberg, Trust- Feeling trapped? Tooele City Recorder August. considerations. which the trustee is not ee the 2006-07 school year. If someone’s drinking is affecting Pursuant to the Ameri- • June 9 — Dance with the On June 21, 2006 at aware that would cause 3269 South Main, #100 Registration for students grades one to can With Disabilities Act, your life, Alanon can help. Meet 7:00 p.m. the Grantsville the cancellation of the Salt Lake City, UT six will be Aug. 9-11. live band Marty and family 6-8 Individuals Needing Spe- Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:30 City Council will hold a sale. If any such condi- 84115 p.m. cial Accommodations p.m. at 186 W. Wallace (730 N.) or meeting for conducting a tion exists, the sale shall (801) 263-3400 • June 16 — Potluck dinner Should Notify Sharon public hearing to re- be void, the successful Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. call 882-7756. Dawson, Tooele City Re- Adult Ed 5 p.m.; dance with Delbert 6-8 ceived input on the pro- bidder’s funds returned – 5:00 p.m. corder, at 843-2110 prior p.m. Alanon meetings set posed budget for Grants- and the trustee and cur- L&A Case No. 05-42857 to the meeting. TDD ville City for the rent beneficiary shall not RB • June 23 — Dance with Ned MY HOOP Alanon meets every Phone Number 843-2108 2006/2007 fiscal year. be liable to the success- THIS COMMUNICATION Summer hours start 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Barnabas (Published in the Tran- The hearing will be con- ful bidder for any dam- IS AN ATTEMPT TO The Tooele Adult Education Center, church in Overlake. Call 882-7756 or script Bulletin June 6, • June 30 — No dance. ducted at the Grantsville age. COLLECT A DEBT, AND 76 S. 1000 West, is open Tuesday and 2006) 849-1881 for information. City Hall Council Cham- Bidders must tender to ANY INFORMATION Wednesdays from 5-9 p.m. for adults want- Senior Circle, MWMC bers, 429 E. Main, the trustee a $5,000.00 Alateen meets Mondays PUBLIC NOTICE OBTAINED WILL BE ing a high school diploma or GED. Senior Circle is for those over 50 Grantsville, UT 84029. deposit at the sale and USED FOR THAT PUR- For Alateen group information, Notice is hereby given ESL class will be held on Wednesday and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 All interested persons the balance of the pur- POSE. call 849-1881 or 849-1881. that the Tooele City are welcome to attend. chase price by 12:00 nights from 7-9 p.m. All adult classes are for a membership form and to RSVP Council will meet in a (Published in the Tran- Copies are available for noon the day following script Bulletin May 23, 30 for students 18 and over. Call 833-1994 for for all activities except exercise and Kick drug habit Closed Special Business public review at the the sale. The deposit water aerobics. Meeting on Thursday, & June 6, 2006) additional information. A 12 Step Addiction Recovery Grantsville City Hall must be in the form of a • Body Instincts — Meets 10 a.m. Program for addictive/compulsive June 8, 2006 at the hour Monday through Friday cashier’s check or bank Public Notices Learn PhotoShop Elements of 4:00 P.M. The meet- Tuesdays at Pinnacle Therapy (29 behavior, run by LDS Social Services from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 official check payable to Miscellaneous Tooele Adult Education will sponsor a ing will be held at the Lundberg & Associates. S. Main). in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new p.m. class in what to do with your digital cam- Tooele City Hall Large Dated this 8th day of The balance must be in Deadline for public no- • Hinges and Twinges (water members and everyone. Conference Room locat- era photos using PhotoShop Elements. June, 2006 the form of a wire trans- tices is 4 p.m. the day aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. ed at 90 North Main Wendy Palmer fer, cashier’s check, prior to publication. The class will run Saturday morning, June Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 Street, Tooele, Utah City Recorder bank official check (credit Public notices submit- 10, 9 a.m. to noon. The cost will be $10. 1. Discuss Real Property Center, $2. • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. In compliance with the union official checks are ted past the deadline Come in to prepay. Call to register. Acquisition American with Disability not accepted) or U.S. will not be accepted. • June 7 — 11 a.m., Diabetes Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 Sharon A. Dawson Act, Grantsville City will Postal money order pay- UPAXLP Take GED Support at health department Tooele City Recorder accommodate reasona- able to Lundberg & As- Pursuant to the Ameri- The GED test will be given June 20-21 • June 14 — Noon Lunch ble requests to assist the sociates. If wire transfer starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea at can With Disabilities Act, disabled to participate in is used, an additional Bunch at Denny’s $10.00 must be remitted 833-1994 by June 16. You must pre-register • June 15-16 — 12:30-5 p.m. with the purchase price. for the test. AARP driving course B8 TUESDAY June 6, 2006 WEDDINGS Harris/Sprague

Kathy Harris and John and Tracy Harris are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Rikki, to Warren, son of Warren and Rita Sprague Saturday, June 10, 2006, at the Ophir Park in Ophir, Utah. A reception will be held from 6-10 p.m. If there is anyone we have missed, please join us for the reception.

Rikki Harris and Warren Sprague

Thomas/Cozzens

John and Bonnie Thomas are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Marcie Anne, to Benjamin Tyler Cozzens, son of Evan and Patsie Cozzens of Burlington, Wyo. They will be married on Friday, June 9, 2006, in the Jordan River Temple. Friends and family are invited to a reception held in their honor that evening from 5-7:30 p.m. at the LDS Apple Chapel at 415 W. Apple, Grantsville, Utah. They will also cel- Marcie Anne Thomas ebrate their marriage at an open and Benjamin Tyler Cozzens house in Ibapah at the Hardman Ranch on Sept. 2. Some people are so special that once they enter your development, at BYU-Idaho in life, it becomes richer and fuller Rexburg where she met and fell in and more wonderful than you ever love with her sweetheart, Ben. thought it could be. If we have inad- Ben is a 2002 Burlington High vertently missed any of our dear School graduate. He honorably friends, we would love to see you. served in the Mexico Monterey West Marcie is a 2004 Grantsville Mission. He is currently attending High School graduate. She recently BYU-Idaho working toward a degree graduated from Snow College with in mechanical engineering. an associate of art degree. She is The newlyweds will make their currently pursuing her bachelor’s home in Rexburg until their school- degree in her beloved subject, child ing is complete.

photography / Troy Boman Carol LaForge (center) moves gracefully from directing to acting in “Nunsense” along with (clockwise from top left) Pamela Giles, Shauna Bevan, Christin Saling and Leslie Taylor. �� each part,” Poulsen said. “We pretty on the production team. Now that ply hanging up a poster. Nuns much knew it could be done with the auditorium has more up-to-date “I changed the poster design to continued from page B1 certain people.” lighting equipment, it can be put include cast names,” he said. “That’s Each of the actresses draw on to good use. GTS has also let THS one thing that’s going to be most thought they would have enough their skills to convey five distinctive drama department borrow special interesting. People are going to see �� money to bury all the sisters and personalities. equipment and spotlights to use dur- these women” who have helped out spent the remaining money on a Pamela Giles has been the chore- ing the production. tremendously over the years to the ographer for LaForge’s productions Entertainment Tonight once said DVD player. This left the nuns no theater community. choice but to keep the remaining for years. As Sister Mary Hubert she about “Nunsense,” “You don’t have Poulsen also said that the women �� four sisters in the freezer. is second in command and always to be Catholic to love ‘Nunsense!’” had a difficult time adjusting to the So to raise the rest of the money competing with Mother Superior. Poulsen and his cast hope every- �� for a proper burial (and to get the Although Sister Mary Hubert com- one, young and old of all faiths come costumes which was challenging. four sisters out of the freezer) petes with Mother Superior onstage, to see this hilarious show. “The habits are hot, concealing Mother Superior decides to hold a Giles and LaForge have collaborated “Come laugh with us, not at us,” costumes,” he said. “The wimples �� variety show. They take over the on numerous productions. Giles joked. make it hard to hear.” �� school auditorium, which is cur- Also stepping out from a behind- Poulsen, a former student of The production also includes an �� rently set up for the eighth grade the-scenes role is Leslie Taylor, LaForge’s and a crucial member of orchestra lead by Collette Williams �� production of “Grease.” the music director for THS theater her production team for plays and with, Brandon Walker (synthesiz- The variety show features per- productions. Taylor as Sister Mary musicals, is making his directorial er), Jackson Martinez (saxophone), formances by Mother Superior, Amnesia, is a wacky nun who lost debut. Amber Bird (clarinet), Stefania Sister Mary Hubert, mistress of nov- her memory when a crucifix fell on “The only (directing) experience Neumann (flute) and Alan Palmer �� ices (Pamela Giles), Sister Mary Leo her head. I have to pull on is what I learned (drums). Returning to the stage are Shauna from her (LaForge) as a student (Christin Saling) and Sister Mary Also involved on the technical �� Amnesia (Leslie Taylor). Sister Bevan and Christin Saling, former and observations I made with help- side of the production, Hamilton �� Robert Anne (Shauna Bevan), as the students of LaForge who held major ing out with other plays,” Poulsen Dalrymple will run sound, Michael �� understudy, attempts to convince roles during their careers at THS. said. “After so many years it just Johnson will be on the light board �� Mother Superior she will give an Bevan plays Sister Robert Anne, a sinks in.” �� outstanding performance. street-wise tough nun from Brooklyn It took some time for the cast to and Lindsey Mogensen will run the Through the variety show, the who is always causing trouble. let Poulsen take charge since they spot lights. sisters’ alter egos show through. Bevan played the Wicked Witch have all been ‘in charge’ during pro- “Nunsense” was written by Mainly they all want to be stars, of the West under the direction of ductions at one point or another. Dan Goggin and first opened off- �� however must remain humble in LaForge when “The Wizard of Oz” The cast joked that they had for- Broadway in 1985. There have been their line of work. was performed the first time. gotten how it felt to take direction more than 5,000 productions world- � �� At the end of the show, Sister Saling plays the youngest of the and do a scene over and over again. wide and has been translated into 21 � �� Mary Amnesia makes a startling dis- nuns, Sister Mary Leo, who has We’re older and don’t remember � �� languages. The musical has won four � �� covery revealing how they can pay entered the convent with a firm (lines or dance steps) so much any- Outer Critics Circle awards includ- � �� to have a proper burial for the four desire to become the first nun bal- more, Taylor said after a rehearsal. ing Best Off-Broadway Musical and �� frozen sisters. lerina. Saling held the title role in After hours of practice and laugh- is the second longest running musi- “Nunsense” features vaudeville “Peter Pan” in 1998 also under the ter the show is coming together. The cal in off-Broadway history. It was style dancing, audience participa- direction of LaForge. cast is excited to raise funds for a also made into a movie in 1993 tion and many comic surprises to Another key figure in this pro- building they love. keep the audience laughing. duction is Randy Barker of General “For 10 dollars, this is a bargain which Goggin also directed. “Nunsense” runs June 8-14 �� The five-member, all female cast Theatrical Supply (GTS). Barker of the year for this performance,” consists of women who have helped helped install THS auditorium’s new Poulsen said. (excluding Sunday) at 7 p.m. in the and contributed to the THS drama lighting system last summer and has Poulsen added that he is glad to Tooele High School auditorium. Tickets are $10 and are available �� department. volunteered his time and business as have the support of the community. “It’s a small cast and there were lighting designer for “Nunsense.” A lot of people stepped up to help. at the door or for a reservation call �� people we knew would be right for Poulsen is glad to have Barker Companies did a major part by sim- (435)833-1978 ext. 2189. ��

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photography / Troy Boman Carol LaForge as Mother Superior (left) and Leslie Taylor as Sister Mary Amnesia sing away during a rehearsal. LaForge and Taylor have worked on Tooele High School drama department productions for years.