www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele duo wins national contest for videotaping turkey hunt. See A11 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN May 16, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 102 50 cents Too much water creates dilemma in G-ville Chronic Flooding unlikely, but wildfires loom graffiti as temperatures rise by Mark Watson suspect STAFF WRITER Irrigation water is plentiful in Grantsville - for now. “The reservoir started run- nabbed ning over on April 7 and is still running over,” said Grantsville by Jesse Fruhwirth Watermaster Lynn Taylor. “We STAFF WRITER need about $8 to $10 million Police believe they have caught to build another reservoir.” Tooele’s most notorious graffiti It is a welcomed dilemma to offender. The suspect has been have so much water, but the arrested and felony charges have waste frustrates Taylor. been filed against him and two “Now until June we are in other individuals. Officials said the a use-or-lose phase. People tagger is responsible for more of should not over-water, the present graffiti in Tooele than but if they can use it they any other offender. should do it now,” he said. Police have attributed the very The Grantsville Irrigation visible tag, “NSN,” to 22-year-old Company is holding a meet- Charles Yeaman. Two other individ- ing on May 24 to discuss the uals have been charged as accom- water situation. plices: Shane Todachiny, 30, and Taylor has worked as the Shannon Ruybal, 18. All three indi- watermaster for 20 years. viduals are from Tooele. “About 50 percent of those Police Sgt. Todd Hewitt said NSN years the reservoir has over- tags are Tooele’s most obnoxiously flowed,” Taylor said. It was visible graffiti. built soon after major flood- “This is probably the largest graf- ing in 1983 when heavy winter fiti arrest,” Hewitt said. “As far as and spring snow storms fol- how much property was damaged, lowed by high temperatures it is definitely the largest.” created trouble throughout Hewitt said detectives have the state. blamed Yeaman for over 16 occur- A flood-control ditch was rences of the NSN tag on a whole also built during that time variety of buildings throughout the which continues to relieve city. The estimates of damages tied Grantsville City’s residents to the NSN tag are still being tal- from wayward runoff in the lied. spring. A pressurized irriga- “We don’t have a full estimate,” tion system was installed in Photography / Troy Boman Hewitt said. “It exceeds $1,000. We 1986. Grantsville Reservoir is still filled to the brim after reaching its peak on April 7 and shareholders will have plenty of water to use during May. won’t know until it all gets cleared Meanwhile, Tooele City The wet spring has also created plenty of fuel for wildfires this summer. Stansbury Park Kodey Clements (below left) installed a Wildland Fire up and until these people get us leaders are keeping a close Danger sign (below right) in Rush Valley Monday evening for an Eagle Scout project. restitution amounts.” watch on Settlement Canyon He said there are some copycat Reservoir. “Last year was the taggers using the NSN tag, but, “We first time in a long time that know which ones Charles Yeaman we’ve had to run any water did,” Hewitt said. through those pipes near 700 “There are some copycat NSNs South. It looks like that may right now. We have suspects, but not happen this year,” said it’s just a matter of catching them,” Tooele City Public Works he said. Director Cary Campbell. County prosecutor Gary Searle Last year problems result- said he intends to request jail time ed from a historically-high for the crimes and will seek full amount of rain on Memorial restitution. Day plus the failure of a “It’s a felony because the damage runoff pipe which is seldom is estimated to be $2000,” Searle used. said. “But if it exceeds $5,000 then Earlier this year Tooele we will up the charges.” City, Settlement Irrigation The higher limit would boost Company and Tooele County the charges from a third to second- pooled money to repair the degree felony. All three individu- run-off pipe. So if the flood- als are charged with third-degree prevention system is needed felonies for criminal mischief it should be able to handle because the damages are in excess the flow without needing to of $1,000. send water down 700 South Searle said that graffiti perpetra- like last year. tors will “not just get a slap on the wrist.” SEE WATER ON A6 Searle said several years ago some graffiti offenders were slapped with around $15,000 in res- titution. Lessons from the past Hewitt said police discovered Grantsville police underpaid? key evidence after searching Todachiny’s home. help new Tooele mayor by Mary Ruth Hammond beginning wage of police officers officers.” “On Friday the 12th, we served STAFF WRITER and sheriff deputies throughout Johnson added that in years a search warrant at the home of by Mark Watson tion in November, Dunlavy was Each day as a Grantsville the nation is also more than what past, several Grantsville police- Shane Todachiny,” Hewitt said. STAFF WRITER sworn in as mayor. He’s been Police officer puts on his or her Grantsville officers receive. men have left the department for Police found “photographs, proper- Nearly four decades of work- in office six months. Prior to uniform and badge, they know Salaries for Grantsville main- higher pay. ty that was adorned with NSN and ing for the city and a keen mem- that he worked 23 years as the there is a chance they won’t be tenance workers are also below Gustin told the council that stencils that were NSN stencils.” ory of what worked and did city recorder. He has worked 38 coming home. average, according to Gustin. some maintenance workers Hewitt said police were granted not work in the past is helping years for the city. While it’s certainly not every During the city’s annual bud- have applied for work at the the warrant on “information we Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy. “Having worked so long for day that a Grantsville officer get preliminary meeting held Wal-Mart Distribution Center in received, and our own observa- “First of all, let me tell you. the city is really an advantage. puts his or her life on the line, Wednesday, Grantsville Police west Grantsville because wages tions.” He’s doing a great job,” said Knowing the city so well has the potential of doing so is a Chief Dan Johnson told the city there are higher than those paid The arrest comes on the heels Councilman John Hansen. “He saved me a lot of time. It really definite reality. council that a couple of his offi- by the city. of the City of Tooele reasserting has served under so many may- helps me in dealing with the citi- But according to a recent sur- cers have considered transferring Chief Johnson, whose annual itself in the area of graffiti removal. ors in the past that he knows zens because I’m able to under- vey undertaken by Sue Gustin, to other cities because of the low salary is $57,398 a year, said he In April, the Tooele City Council what to do and what not to do. stand issues from both sides,” Grantsville City’s treasurer and pay they receive in Grantsville. seriously considered applying changed its laws regarding graf- We’ve had mayors who made the mayor said. human resource officer, our local “Right now, I have a pretty as chief of Alpine because the fiti abatement. Rewards for giving good decisions and those who City leaders can become inun- officers are among the lowest loyal group of officers,” Johnson pay for that city’s top officer is information have become easier to have made some bad mistakes. dated with an onslaught of con- paid in the nation. added. “Even so, they have to $77,000. get and businesses are now required That’s his big advantage. He’s cerns from a variety of citizens What’s more, according to make enough money to support Johnson has been a police to remove graffiti within 15 days of not going to make those mis- with a variety of problems. research on the Internet by the their families. I’m afraid that if officer for 23 years, has worked is appearance. takes.” Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, a we don’t get a pay increase, we SEE BUDGET ON A2 Soon after winning the elec- SEE DUNLAVY ON A5 large percentage of the median or will lose some of our current SEE NSN ON A6

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 PUZZLES B2, B6 INSIDE Mostly clear tonight. Lows OBITUARIES A8 TV LISTINGS B4 New hairdo sends student home; around 60. Mostly sunny sparks protest against policy Wednesday. Highs in the low 90s. SPORTS A12 DOINGS B5 See A2 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY May 16, 2006 ETCETERA ... School’s ‘unnatural’ hair policy protested Corrections Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather by Jesse Fruhwirth are crafted with the cooperation of An typographical error result- STAFF WRITER the community. ed in a mistake in a Transcript- Wed 89/57 A junior high student recently “Each school writes their hand- Bulletin story Thursday about 5/17 missed a week of classes due to book and the Community Council the amount of mustard agent at Mostly sunny skies. Near record high temperatures. High 89F. his new hair style. The student’s approves it,” he said. Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal mother said he was asked to leave Ric is back in school this week, Facility. The amount of blister because the color of a small streak after missing five days last week. agent that will eventually be of his hair was dyed an “unnatural” “I talked with the principal [Larry destroyed is 6,208 tons. Thu 87/59 5/18 red tone. Abraham] this morning,” Johnsen News Briefs More sun than clouds. Highs in the Last Monday, Ric Gardner went said. “He said the parent returned upper 80s and lows in the upper from long brown hair that his moth- and said ‘this is the best we can Armed Forces truck, bike 50s. er said made him look like a hippy, do with the color of his hair right show slated at Tracks on Sat. to short black hair punctuated by an now.’” The third annual Armed orange-red streak on the right side Karrie was happy Ric is back in Forces car, truck and bike show of his face. His black locks fall over Fri 85/59 school but said Ric’s hair has not and charity run will once again 5/19 his forehead and onto his eyes. been changed a bit. Happy with the be held at in the parking lot of Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the He made it through the entire outcome, Karrie said she’s started Tracks Saturday, May 20. mid 80s and lows in the upper 50s. day of school at Tooele Junior High a crusade against the hair color This show is always a great without a complaint, he said, but policy. success and part of the entry pro- seventh period gym class was dif- “There are about a dozen other ceeds will go toward the making ferent. Sat 84/58 boys who are friends of my son of care packages for our men 5/20 “I was in the gym room fixing my and friends of their friends who are and women overseas. There will Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s hair,” he said, “and I was sent to the going to have their hair done this be plenty of military displays on and lows in the upper 50s. office.” photography / Jesse Fruhwirth weekend,” she said. hand along with good food, a Tooele Junior High School student Ric Gardner dyed his hair jet black with a He said the school administration She said the policies need to be live DJ, fun displays, booths and small touch of blazing red in the front last Monday. He was asked to leave decided his hair was in violation of changed. great rides for kids. school and missed a week of classes because of his “unnatural” hair color. This is a judged event for Sun 85/59 the school’s student handbook and “They need to stop running the all the custom vehicles entered 5/21 his mother was called. forbids haircuts that distract other naturally on any human head. But, school like it’s church,” she said. A few clouds. Highs in the mid 80s Ric’s mom, Karrie Gardner, said students. It also mentions “unnatu- Karrie pointed out, really no one Their protest came at a price. and Tracks will need the pub- and lows in the upper 50s. lic’s help for the people’s choice the school asked her to take Ric ral” hair colors as being forbidden. with dyed hair has their natural Ric’s embattled week out of school ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content home. The Gardners don’t think that Ric’s color. left him behind in his classes and he awards. There will also be a Service charity run that will visit several “They told him he could cut it, hair is distracting and said “natu- Tooele County School District missed some testing. Nonetheless, ral” or “unnatural” hair color is a locations, one of which will be Temps/Precipitation dye it, or sit in detention,” she said. Superintendent Michael Johnsen Karrie said she is gathering a peti- Miller Motorsports Park for a “There are so many parents who poor way to classify acceptable hair said each school sets its own per- tion to change the school’s policy bus tour of the facility. Along the Date High Low (prec./inches) have had to leave work to pick up styles. sonal hygiene and dress code poli- on appropriate hair color. way there will be games for all May 11 74 38 their kid.” “Name me one girl in junior high cies. “I’ve opened a can of worms,” who attend. May 12 83 53 with her ‘natural’ hair color,” Karrie she said. “There are people who May 13 81 53 Supporting her son’s style deci- “They have in their handbook Registration for the ride will May 14 84 60 sions and the freedoms of other said sarcastically. “And, since when that you can’t have odd colored are going to back me up and get be at 10 a.m. at Tracks and will May 15 87 56 students, Karrie took Ric home in is red not a natural color?” hair,” he said. “In junior high we’re a together to make them change that leave around 10:30 a.m. All types protest. Certainly the red streak in Ric’s little stricter on that.” rule.” Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer of vehicle are welcome on the She said the student handbook hair is not the type of red that grows He said that dress code policies e-mail: [email protected] ride. The car, truck and bike for the National Weather Service, reports that his recording station at 139 S. Main show registration will be at received .00 inches of precipitation 11:30 a.m. and the show will run between May 11 and May 15 and a total of from 12-6 p.m. .56 so far this month. The normal for May Divorced Tooele duo appear before Judge Judy For more info or to pre-regis- is 1.91 inches. For the water year, which began Oct. ter please call 882-4040. 1, 2005, Tooele has received 13.59 inches by Jesse Fruhwirth ing a fool of our children’s father on the thick, crazy makeup job she Perhaps like many other of precipitation. The normal for the year is STAFF WRITER national TV,” she said. “What made received from the television crew. moments in their now-defunct mar- 18.49 inches of precipitation. my decision was a voice message “This is what I am going to look riage, Jolene and Leonard seem to Pollen Count A formerly married, still squab- bling Tooele couple got a touch of from my ex-husband saying, ‘Let like when I am dead. No, I take that remember the court case quite dif- The pollen counts from the Subscriber Service Hollywood recently. On Thursday, fear and fear alone stop you from back,’” she told her fiancée who ferently. For her part, Jolene said Intermountain Allergy and If you haven’t received they are set to appear on Judge appearing on Judge Judy.’” accompanied her to the Los Angeles she wouldn’t give away Judge Judy’s Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Judy. Neither side will say how the Jolene took the dare. studio, “I think Tate Mortuary will verdict, and said “you will just have as of May 16, 2006, were as fol- please call 882-0050 and our cus- honorable arbiter ruled. “It was really quite interest- do a better job on me.” to watch it yourself. lows: tomer representative will assist The couple is Leonard Stallivere ing once we arrived at LAX [Los Jolene said her airfare and hotel “And when you hear ‘real people, Angeles International Airport] and accommodations were paid for by Mulberry — Extremely High you. Customer service hours on and Jolene Stallivere Pannunzio. real cases’ [the show’s tagline], you began our taxi journey,” she said. the show. She also received a $300 Oak — High Tuesday and Thursday nights The airing of just a small piece of know it is real,” she added. “The first thing the taxi driver asked appearance fee. Cedar — High are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. their “dirty laundry” — as Jolene Jolene received paperwork for was ‘you being sued?’ Later I found Despite the less-than-real envi- Maple — High put it — is scheduled to appear on another small-claims lawsuit from out our hotel was for the defen- ronment of a TV studio, Jolene said Grass — High FOX 13 at 1 p.m. Thursday. Leonard after coming back from Walnut — Low If it happens here, dants.” Judge Judy’s decision is truly bind- Los Angeles. This time she is being In the case that appears before Jolene said taping a television ing. Alder — Low read about it here. Judith Sheindlin, Leonard is suing sued not for the lawn mower, she Willow — Low show was a bit strange. Leonard was less forthcoming Jolene for the price of a big screen said, but for the lawn mower attach- Locust — Low “A man came in and wired us about his hearing before TV’s snip- television and a riding lawn mower ments. Chenopods — Low up with microphones,” Jolene piest judge. amounting to $5,000. Mold — Low said. “They told me to play like I “[Judge Judy] threw it out of Jolene said that when she was speaking into the one on the court ... she jumped up and she ran Tooele received notice from the Judge Judy podium, but I would actually be out of that court room,” he said in a show, she deliberated for a few days speaking in the one attached to my voice mail to the Tooele Transcript- before deciding to go on television. blazer.” Bulletin. “I had to come back to Child falls out of window “We Are Your Neighborhood “I was more concerned with mak- She was also worried about Tooele and refile.” Family Theatre” by Missy Thompson concrete pad. The child’s status 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. STAFF WRITER is now in stable condition. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 A two-year-old male child According to an aunt of the like to rotate our vehicles every City Council members will fell out a second story window toddler, he is going to be OK. Budget eight to nine years.” have to consider that request Tickets are now available online The police department also at www.movieswest.com on Sunday afternoon and was However, he does have a minor continued from page A1 while also taking into consider- th th taken by Life Flight to Primary skull fracture. needs an increased budget for ation increased budget requests in Grantsville 20 years and has Children’s Hospital in serious “We’re investigating to make skyrocketing gasoline prices, as from all other city departments. May 12 - 18 been Grantsville’s Police Chief well as for repairs on current vehi- Special condition. sure it was an accidental fall,” The council will hold a public for 14 years. cles. Johnson said Tooele County showing of POSEIDON on The toddler fell 15 feet from said Lt. Steve Newkirk with the hearing June 21 to receive input Thurs. May 11, 10pm a dining room window onto a Tooele City Police. Grantsville police officers are dispatch fees for Grantsville City hired at a starting wage of $13.25 will also increase. from Grantsville residents on the Poseidon* per hour, which translates to Grantsville’s Police depart- proposed overall 2007 fiscal year budget. Dly: 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 Karaoke contest revised approximately $25,440 a year. ment is asking for a total budget Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 Grantsville City has a popula- of $958,000 for fiscal year 2007. e-mail:[email protected] Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:45, 7:00 (PG-13) Utah’s largest karaoke con- “We are trying to start up tion of 8,000. Syracuse has a test is once again to become what was once a great part of population of 8,500 and their part of events held in Tooele Tooele County culture,” Baum beginning pay for a police officer RV County. Event organizer Ron said. “This year, thanks to the is $14.17. ������������ Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:20 ���������������������������������� Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:20 Baum announced this week the Deseret Peak staff, we will be A web site located at www. � �� Sun: 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) contest he ran for over 10 years hosting the event during the payscale.com indicates that ��������������� � at the Tooele County Fair will Deseret Peak Days on June 2 the median pay for a California � �� once again be back in Tooele. from 3-7 p.m. and it will be open police officer or sheriff’s deputy �������������������� � Ice Age 2 In the past the contest was to all ages.” is $66,927. The median pay for Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 held in two stages, one on the For more information and those positions in New York is Sat: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:20 Fourth of July and the finals at pre-registration please call 830- $61,839; in Texas it is $44,961 in Sun: 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10 (PG) the Tooele County Fair. 7601. Texas; and Florida officers make * $37,703. Mission Impossible 3 Here in Utah, police chiefs Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 ������ make $73,000 in Heber; $76,000 Sat: 12:15, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 ���������� in Syracuse; $82,888, in Tooele, Sun: 12:15, 4:10, 7:00 (PG-13) ���������������� according to information com- ������� ����������������� � piled by Gustin. �������������� Stick It ����������������������� Johnson asked the city council �������������� ��������� Dly: 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 ������������������������� last week for a budget increase ������������� ������������������ ������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 ���������������������� of $121,000 for fiscal year 2007. Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:10 (PG-13) ������ ����������������������������������� ������������������������ The increase would include ���������������������� � ����������� ������������ ����������������������������������������������� a 15 percent increase for all ���� * ��������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� police officers, plus the annual An American Haunting �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������� Dly: 4:30, 7:05, 9:15 three percent incentive pay law ��������� ������������������������������������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05, 9:15 ���������������������������������� enforcement officials already ������ ���������������� ������������������� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:05 (PG-13) ��������������������������������������������� receive annually. The increased ����������� ������������� ��������������������������������������������� ���������� Show Times are subject to change. ����������� ��������������������� salaries would total $67,000 ��������������������������������������������� � ������������ ���������� ����������� Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun- Noon ����������������������� ������������ ����������������������������������������� more than last year’s salary for � ������������� ������������������������ ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������������������� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 officers. • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ���������������� ������������ ������������������������� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ������������������ ������������ �������������������������������������������� “Our current officers are expe- Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� rienced with robberies, shoot- ������������������������������ All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ���������������� ���������� ������������������������������������������� ings and homicides,” Johnson ���������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������� ����������� ����������������������������������������������� told the council. “I really think ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� we need to pay them what they ������������������������ RITZ PG-13 RITZ RITZ ����������� ����������������� are worth, and match other city’s PG R ���������������� ������������������ Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 Sun - Thurs 7:00 only �������������������������������������� [salaries] to retain our [experi- Sun - Thurs 5:00 only Ends �������������� ����������������� Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 Thursday ����������������������������������� ������������� �������������� enced officers].” Tooele’s Show Place Great Family Entertainment ��������������� �������������� ���������������������������������� In addition to increased sala- for Over 60 Years! ������������� ���������������������� �������������������������������� ries, Johnson asked that his 882-2273 ���������� ����������������������������������� department be allowed $18,000 111 North Main, Tooele ������������������������ http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net JUST MY ADMISSION: LUCK ADULTS: HOOT$6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: $4.00 SILENTbefore 6pm: $4.00 HILL ����������� ���������������� for a new vehicle. Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun – Show at 9:10 Entrance on Erda Way am/fm radio required ������������ ����������������� �������������������������������������������������� “We are only asking for one RITZ MOTOR VU ������������������������������������������������������� Disney’s, Animated ����������� �������� Disney’s ����������������������������������������������������� vehicle this year,” Johnson told also ������������� �������� ������������������������������������������������� the council. “We got two new ������������� ������������������� PG �������������������� vehicles last year. Our oldest The Wild $ Eight$ Below $ vehicle is a 1995 model and we ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 1.00 ���������� ������������ ������������ ���������� ������������������� �������������������� ���������������������������� ����������������������� ������������ � �������� ��������������������� ����������������������� ������������������������������ � ���������������������� ������������������������� ��������������������� ����������������������������� � �������������������� � �������������� �������������� ������������������������ ������������������������� ������������������������ ���������������������� ����������������������������

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Bush speaks good sense The United States has gotten itself into a sticky mess through years of not enforcing our laws. Volunteer vigilantes called Minutemen patrol the boarders. Mexican workers and students march in the streets. An estimated 12 million illegal workers live in the shadows of our society, ineligible for police protection or benefits. Last night, Pres. Bush gave the nation — and hopefully the U.S. Senate, which is creating another immigration reform bill — a moderate, well-reason approach to our problems. The speech was especially important as the Senate and House of Representatives fight about whether we should make them all felons, and other completely unrea- sonable and extreme solutions. The president called for securing the borders through additional funding, use of advanced technology, calling out National Guard units, and hiring more border patrol agents. These could be important steps toward enforcing our nation’s laws, though secure borders would require much more than he promised. In all, the president’s politics on immigrations are reasonable. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR His empty rhetoric, though, is less than inspiring. Is anyone listening? He again advocated for a temporary worker program to legalize those already Greg and Ross. We are glad he has friends and help our own people for once — not Trail articles quite helpful like you! only in the flooded parts of the country but here, as well as an opportunity to earn citizenship. Editor: Not only did you hit him and injure with this fuel gouging that is going on. Take Bush also advocated cracking down on businesses hiring illegal workers and Through the winter we read the articles his arm, you also destroyed his bike. care of our own here in our great nation providing clear identification for immigrant workers. that you published by Mr. Jaromy Jessop Thankfully, he was not more seriously hurt. that we call America. America comes first, These proposals are commendable, but they’re nothing new. What was new about the Pony Express Trail across the The front rim and forks are so bent he is not second or last and so does its people, about Bush’s speech, that he intends to send 6,000 National Guard troops to the west desert. We found the articles very unable to ride it. I would certainly hope you young and old, illegal or legal. Maybe we border, is ridiculous window dressing that seems likely to upset our Mexican allies interesting and informative. do the right thing by contacting him and should start having Mexico ship up fuel but unlikely to stem the millions of immigrants running across the desert. To take advantage of this information buying him a new bike. from there by their companies. That way We like immigrants. We want them to be able to come legally. Bush’s positions we went on a trip over Easter vacation this I know the officer has run your plates we could have a good trade agreement that on immigration, for the most part, are acceptable. It’s too bad that he has so little year. On a previous trip we traveled from and is trying contact you to give you the would benefit Mexico and its people and power these days. It seems unlikely the House and Senate will resolve their differ- the museum in Fairfield to Lookout Pass chance to make it right. Our son has said the United States. ences. Station. We began our long trip April 13, he would wait for Christmas if he has too. But we’re still hoping. 2006 from Tooele and traveled as far as Fish William Leal Please show him that people do still care Springs where we stayed overnight. At each Tooele and will do the right thing by replacing station along the way we stopped and read ANOTHER VIEW what you ruined. Feel free to contact us and the article that pertained to that part of the Bear ‘butchery’ appalling resolve this at 843-5946 or 830-5425. route. Editor: The next day after eating a breakfast of Tamira Grgich After reading Michele Sprouse’s letter to biscuits and gravy we went on down the Tooele the editor regarding the horrific bear hunt, U.S. should stand road toward Black Rock, Boyd Station and — excuse me, I meant butchery — it sad- Caleo. At the mouth of Overland Canyon Illegals given incentives dens me to think that some folks just don’t we left the Pony Express trail and went Editor: give a rats a-- about the wildlife here or any- north so we could see Gold Hill, then went I understand the animosity that is grow- where else for that matter. firm against Iran south again and merged back into the Pony ing toward illegal immigrants due to boy- I must agree with Michele; to hunt is Express Trail at Clifton Flat. We made our cotts, protests, etc. However, the incentive one thing, but to literally torment another s Iran con- enriched uranium, they now have the way to Ibapah and on the way down we is here for these poor people to have a living creature, in fact, a family of bears, tinues to capability of producing dirty bomb saw a band of wild horses. We camped at better standard of living. This incentive is so much so that the animal would face the defy the nuclear devices. Do you think for one A Ibapah for the night. The road was remark- being given by fine upstanding businessmen consequences of death by jumping off a international com- second that Iran’s wacked out fanati- ably smooth and not dusty. We made our like Larry H. Miller and his sub-contractors cliff rather than to face the other alternative munity and flaunt cal leadership would hesitate to pro- return home through Wendover. down at Miller Motorsports Park. Every “death by the hands of man” which would their claims of vide Islamic extremists with a device Although we had planned on travel- morning when I get my coffee and donuts surely be the worse of the two. having enriched of this nature? ing the Pony Express Trail, Mr. Jessop’s at Lake Point I witness day laborers being What really makes me ill is that the guy uranium and as It is certainly a scary proposition articles made the trip much more interest- picked up by contractors who are building who was on a “so-called” hunt with his fam- possessing all for us to tackle such a beast as Iran. ing and exciting. We sincerely appreciate the raceway. These illegals are doing the ily ended up having his dogs finish off the kinds of deadly Many opponents of action against Iran his research and writings. It is wonderful cement work, sheet rocking, electrical and wounded bear as they watched the carnage conventional like to suggest “maybe if we just leave to have a person who is willing to do that landscaping. At the same time these illegals from above. Remember, this was a “just to weapons, the Jaromy Jessop them alone, they will leave us alone.” much work for others to enjoy. We saw ante- are taking jobs that a few years ago would get your kicks” hunt — nothing more, noth- Untied States GUEST COLUMNIST That is not how these uncivilized lope all along the way. The only discomfort support a family. The wages have decreased ing less. How sad it is to know that such a should stand firm. mongrels think. We were not bother- was a few mosquitoes at Fish Springs. to the point that only illegals will take them. magnificent creature had to die such a slow We should be han- ing anyone when the twin towers fell Laramie Paulick It’s not that Americans won’t do this and agonizing death. How could anyone be dling Iran just like Iraq where we were on 9/11 and 3,000 innocent Americans Erda work, it’s that the wages won’t support proud to post something as sick as that in able to get 15 members of the United died. They are coming at us whether families. I wish that the legal immigrants the paper? Nations Security Council (even Syria) we strike them or not. It is much bet- would realize that their income is decreas- Laurie Reynolds to denounce Saddam Hussein’s regime ter to fight them over there than to News coverage enjoyed Editor: ing due to the illegals taking these once Tooele with U.N. Resolution 1441. That sent fight them here or even worse, have a decent-paying jobs. I realize the business- a unified message from the world to nuclear device detonated in Pittsburgh We always enjoy reading the news cover- age you provide in the paper. Your writers men like Miller are trying to get things built Bank teller went extra mile Iraq that they must comply with this or Kansas City that originated in Iran the most cost effective way possible but resolution or face the consequences because we failed to act and crossed provide an interesting and informative Editor: narrative of things we need to know to be by doing it illegally and immorally they are Customer service in Tooele is sometimes — military action. our porous border because we failed undermining the hard-working families of Even though France, Russia, to secure it. informed citizens of the county. Thanks. “hit and miss.” I experienced a “hit” at Colleen Garrard Tooele County. But what do they care? They Wells Fargo Bank from Kathi Sheehan in Germany and China were greatly The United States must lead the already are financially secure and don’t opposed to the action taken by this world in dealing with these rouge Tooele one of the back cubicles. There was a very have to worry about feeding their families. long line for tellers. I asked Ms. Sheehan if nation to disarm Saddam Hussein, nations. First we must exhaust all Ed Larratt we followed up on violations of UN diplomatic avenues possible, when we she could help me get access to my safety New restaurant fabulous Tooele Resolution 1441 with the appropriate arrive at the point of no return where Editor: deposit box. She cheerfully helped me and action of disarming Iraq and liberating negotiations become pointless, this We have had the most delightful eating went above and beyond by getting the box 25 million people in the process. We great nation must act. All patriots in experience at a new restaurant in Overlake Who looks out for U.S.A.? into her office. She was very patient as I also put the murderous thug Hussein this country — Republican, Democrat, called Leonardo’s Fine Cuisine. He is Editor: searched to find a document that ended where he belongs — in a cage. and Independent — must send a uni- indeed a fine chef; trained in a large hotel Has anyone really sat down and thought up being at the bottom of the box. Thanks Iran is a much more dangerous fied message to the Iranian regime: in Florida. why are we paying these elected officials to Kathi and thanks Wells Fargo for hiring situation. Their president has called cease and desist or we will take care Specials of the day are printed on a sign represent us as a whole or try to help all of someone who knows how to take care of a for the destruction of Israel. Their of it for you. just inside the door, these are in addition to us in these trying times? From our president customer. president has defied even Russian A nuclear Iran is unthinkable. the things on the menu. to vice president, senators, congressmen, Darlene Richman attempts to gain their cooperation. The Iranian people are held hostage We’ve tried the Argentine steak, chicken and our governors, are they trying to do Tooele Their president seems hell bent on by radical leaders of an oppressive Napoleon (with pineapple sauce) and something about these oil companies who dragging the United States headlong regime. A pre-emptive strike against caramelized salmon. All of these have been are raping the American people with the Photographer terrific into an apocalyptic confrontation. He Iran’s nuclear facilities is certainly out of this world delicious. If you haven’t high fuel prices? Only if it puts money in Editor: has threatened us with the prospect of a last option but if it comes to that, eaten there you must try it. Go to the first their pocket will they try to do something. Congrats to Troy Boman for his placing an army of 40,000 homicidal bombers America, be bold, defend your citizens round-a-bout circle in Overlake. It is in the Look at all the billions in aid our country second in the NPPA. It’s refreshing to have who would be unleashed on us should and the citizens of the world and take building that used to be Jack’s Market. Park gives to others and all the help they give to such great pictures in our small town paper! we strike at his nuclear industrial action when necessary. in the back and walk around to the front others. But when it comes to our needs as a What a great eye Boman has for his work complex. Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in where you will see Leonardo’s sign. You’re nation who looks out for us? and how he captures such emotion is a This man is one of the individu- West Valley City where he attended in for a treat. Look at all the lives of our young service- single shot. I, as well as many others, enjoy als who took 52 Americans hostage Kearns High School and earned his Yvonne Hiss, Irene Atkin and Lola Lee men who are dying in Iraq and for what? I such great art to go along with an article. I think it is about time all of us write to our in Tehran back in 1979. The Iranian Eagle Scout award while exploring Tooele hope he stays around for a long time! regime is one that has for years sup- the Utah Desert. A graduate of the elected officials to get off of their butts Liz Hamilton plied Hezbollah with weapons and University of Utah with a B.S. in Replace bike you ruined and put these oil companies in their place Tooele financing so they could kill hundreds geography, Jessop lives with his fam- Editor: of Israelis in cowardly marketplace ily in Dugway and works at Jacobs- This is to the woman driving a white car LETTER RULES homicides. You cannot negotiate Sverdrup. who hit our son on his bicycle Thursday, with these people. If Iran has in fact e-mail: [email protected] May 11, 2006 by 50 W. 600 N. in Tooele. I The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. 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Main, from 8 a.m. to of our son. I would like to thank both of Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor them for helping him and getting your For information call the editor at 882-0050. license plate number. Thank you to both TUESDAY May 16, 2006 A5 ������������ ���������� Water, roads, graffiti ����������� on city’s priority list �������������� thought it As growth continues the city �������������� would be a council and I are continually ���������������� Igood time working on proactive ways to to update you prepare and deal with the relat- �������� on what’s ed challenges. We pledge to been going on each of you our best efforts to at City Hall. I stay ahead and plan for growth can’t believe related issues. One area that my first helps is requiring much more six months detailed proposals and plans, in office to be formally presented before has gone Patrick Dunlavy any project proceeds through by already. GUEST COLUMNIST the development process. This MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent Thank you for allows us time to really evalu- 108 East Vine allowing me Mayor’s ate each project, and it’s effects the privilege on our city. Tooele, UT 84074 of serving as Corner Road repair projects will 882-0202��������� your mayor. begin shortly and we ask for This truly is the greatest your patience as those proceed. city in Utah. We’ve been very A continued effort to revitalize submitted by Alan Rowley busy, changes in administra- our downtown is going forward Four students from Wendover High School have been nominated as 2006 Sterling Scholars including: (front to back) ������������������������������������������� tion always are. I made some with the involvement of the Rebeca Del Muro who was nominated in Science; Yesenia Munoz who was nominated in the General Scholarship changes that I feel will make Downtown Alliance, many fun ����������������������������������������������� Category; Jasmine Wadsworth who was nominated in Family and Consumer Science; and Heath Bateman who was ����������������������������������������������������� us more efficient and be more and exciting things will be hap- nominated in English. The four competed April 18 at Wasatch High School in Heber. The Sterling Scholarship Program ����������������������������� cost effective. 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by Mary Ruth Hammond finally posthumously awarded STAFF WRITER the purple heart on May 4, 2006 It’s been said that law enforce- for his efforts in 1870. Five other ment officials never forget a col- Utah officers who died in the league who dies in the line of line of duty were also award- duty — even if the dead officer ed the purple heart during this isn’t personally known by those year’s annual Police Officers who wear a law badge. Association meeting. Such is the case of Festus Sprague’s story — thanks Sprague, a 29-year-old to the research of Grantsville Grantsville posse member who Police Chief Johnson — is told was killed May 3, 1870. in the book, “End of Watch,” pub- According to historical lished in 2004 by the University accounts researched by current of Utah Press. The compiler of Grantsville Police Chief Dan the book is Robert Kirby, a for- Johnson, Sprague was killed in Festus Sprague mer Grantsville Police officer 1870 while riding with a posse in who is now columnist for The pursuit of Albert H. Haws. and Sprague. Salt Lake Tribune. Haws had killed Deputy U.S. Haws was subsequently shot Marshall William Story on May to death by other members of Robert Kirby is a brother to 2, 1870. the posse. Tooele Police Chief Ron Kirby. Although not an “official” law Sprague was taken back to Because no family members enforcement officer, Sprague Grantsville where he died within of Sprague could be found, Chief photography / Troy Boman This billboard on lower Broadway was hit twice with graffiti with the NSN tag several months ago. The police volunteered to help find Haws. a matter of hours. He is buried in Johnson accepted the purple have arrested three people in connection with the NSN tags thoughout the city. The posse tracked Haws to a the Grantsville City Cemetery. heart for the fallen posse mem- cabin near South Willow Canyon, Although the National ber on May 4. The framed award, according to historians, then Association of Law Enforcement with Sprague’s name, date of pursued him into the canyon. officials do not recognize posse birth and death, and a purple status among their circle of delin- was painted on the billboard. Less Haws was eventually cor- members on their memori- ribbon, is currently prominent- NSN quents. than a week later, a larger, even nered in some brush. al of fallen officers, the Utah ly displayed in the Grantsville continued from page A1 “Don’t give them any recognition uglier NSN tag was added on top of As Sprague and another Association of Law Enforcement Police office. because that’s what they’re after,” the original one. Hewitt declined to say whether she said. Both tags remain on the bill- posse member closed in on does. Chief Johnson said if any of any awards would be given out in The NSN tag may have acted as board to this day. the wanted man, shots were Even though Sprague died Sprague’s family member are connection with the NSN arrest. He an unofficial scout or inspiration The Venus Club wall directly exchanged, striking both Haws more than 136 years ago, he was interested in the plaque, they said Parks and Recreation makes for other graffiti offenders. Like a behind the billboard has been hit can call 884-6881. the final determination on awards. canary in a coal mine, the preva- with graffiti at least twice since the e-mail:[email protected] He said the Parks and Recreation lence of the NSN tag allowed other appearance of the NSN tags, though JOLENE’S department was instrumental in graffiti offenders to judge where the tavern has quickly painted over NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 making the arrest. He said they con- their vandalism might be displayed the graffiti that has appeared on duct interviews with the victim’s of the longest. its wall. TOOELETRANSCRIPT graffiti. A billboard abutting the Venus All three individuals arrested in BULLETIN Park and Recreations Assistant Club on Broadway St. went all win- connection to the NSN tags have PARTY director Kathy Harris said graffiti ter without even one graffito. In posted bail. perpetrators seek attention and early April, a three-foot NSN tag e-mail: [email protected] Local’s battle it out! If you missed the 1:00PM Airing – Grantsville fire station bids exceed budget by Mary Ruth Hammond Still, firefighters were asked Hale Construction of Board at an interest rate at 3.5 Come To Tracks STAFF WRITER to try to keep costs of the new Grantsville bid was $343,000 percent. According to Anderson, Brewing Co. Grantsville City budgeted $1.5 station down to $1.5 million. more than Brubakers “We were lucky to get that inter- million last year for a new fire That task proved to be impos- Construction. Hale’s bid was est rate. It’s pretty low com- May 18th 6:30pm sible. When bids from five con- $2,598,000. station. But with the knowledge pared to rates we would have tractors competing to build the Child’s Construction of for Re-run that prices for building materials paid to financial institutions.” fire station were opened by city Tooele bid $2,386,071.01; Kier The Community Impact Board and other costs were increas- council members Thursday, they Construction Corporation of receives money from mineral 1641 N. Main ing at a terrifyingly high rate, all came in at over $2 million. Ogden bid $2,449.068. extraction from throughout the the city actually borrowed $2 Tooele Brubaker Construction, Inc. The highest bidder for state. The board subsequently 882-3371 million for construction of the of Midvale was the low bidder Grantsville’s fire station was offers cities grants, which do station. at $2,255,000. Valley Design and Construction not have to be repaid, or loans at from Layton. That company one percent or 3.5 percent. wanted $2,527,000 to build the “The seven counties in the station. Eastern portion of the state, City Councilmen are expected where the most minerals are to review the bids Wednesday, extracted, are the counties May 17 at a council meeting set that receive the grants and the to begin at 7 p.m. at city hall, one percent interest rates,” 429 E. Main St. It is anticipated Anderson said. “Because of the that the fire station bid will be low mineral extraction from awarded at that time. “If we don’t accept the low- Tooele County, our interest rate est bidder, we would have to is 3.5 percent.” start the bidding process over,” How will Grantsville City Mayor Anderson told the Tooele come up with the addition- Transcript-Bulletin. “We would al $255,000 to pay Brubaker also have to have a good reason Construction, Inc., should that not to accept the lowest bid.” company be chosen to build the Although Grantsville leaders fire station? were hoping to spend only $1.5 “We can take the money from million on the fire station, they our public safety impact fees actually borrowed $2 million for and also from our capital facili- the project due to skyrocketing ties funds,” Anderson said. “The costs for material and labor. city can come up with the addi- The $2 million was borrowed tional money.” from the Community Impact e-mail:[email protected]

grasses continue to dry out they Water are easily ignited and have the continued from page A1 potential to grow into large fires, especially when winds kick up.” “The reservoir has been drop- Officials plan a closed fire sea- ping,” said Settlement Irrigation son beginning June 1. A closed president Gary Bevan. “Last year fire season requires that any was the first time in five or six open burning be done by first years that the water has gone securing a permit. Permits are over the spillway and we’ve had available from county wardens, to use the runoff pipe. Right now county fire chiefs, county sher- it is hard to say what will happen. iff’s offices and through offices The water from Rocky Ridge hits of the Division of Forestry, Fire us in late May and it doubles our and State Lands. stream.” Camp fires are not affected by The irrigation president said a closed fire season. his company continues to sell Wildfires may not be the only water to the city. That water source of additional heat this flows directly into the city’s water summer. Meteorologists are tanks and not the reservoir. If the predicting that temperatures reservoir gets too low, Bevan this summer should be one-half said his company may cut off the degree higher than normal. Media supply to the city so it can be fed reports showed that meteorolo- to other water shareholders. gists expect there will be more Snowfall was above normal than eight days with tempera- for the Tooele County area last winter, but Bevan said the fig- tures above 100 in the Salt Lake ures are skewed because snow- City area. fall was high in Vernon and the In 2003 there were a whoop- Stansbury Range, but not above ing 17 days between May and normal for Settlement Canyon. September where the tempera- High precipitation throughout tures soared above the centu- the winter and spring may create ry mark. It was the end of a problems throughout the entire continued trend of temperature summer. increase. As the 2006 wildfire season A dramatic change occurred approaches the potential for with zero days above 100 in the wildland fire is above-average Salt Lake area in 2004. The trend for much of western Utah. now, however, is for increased “Once again the extra mois- temperatures each year starting ture we’ve received is adding to with last year’s eight days above the growth of grasses and other 100. Experts predict that num- vegetation, especially cheat grass ber will jump this year with the in the west desert areas,” said trend continuing for another five Bureau of Land Management offi- or six years. cer Sheldon Wimmer. “As those e-mail:[email protected] �������������� A8 TUESDAY March 16, 2006 OBITUARIES Summer’s the time to savor desserts Grace K. Poloskey ife is water and ice cubs to make 1 Chill canned milk until icy over crust. Chill and serve. s h o r t , 1/4 cups. Add to gelatin stirring cold Grace Knowlden Erickson Leat des- until slightly thickened. Remove 3/4 cup vanilla wafer crumbs Red Hot Gelatin Poloskey, lifelong resident of sert first! any unmelted ice. or graham cracker crumbs 1 6-ounce package raspberry Tooele, passed away May 13, That is the Fold into whipped topping, gelatin 2006, at the Rocky Mountain battle cry of blending well. Spoon into indi- Cook and stir egg yolks, 6 2 cups boiling water Nursing Home, Tooele, Utah. dessert lovers vidual dessert dishes or bowl. tablespoons sugar, lemon rind 1/2 cup “red hots” candy Born Sept. 1, 1919 in Salt Lake everywhere. Chill until set, at least two and lemon juice over boiling 1 package frozen raspberries City, to Albert and Cornelia E v e r y o n e hours. Garnish with fresh fruit, water until thickened (about 3 drained or fresh raspberries Knowlden. She married Duane likes desserts if desired. minutes). Cool. Nuts (optional) and some Beat egg whites and 2 table- Erickson, Nov. 26, 1939. Duane Diane Sagers Put package “red hots” candy are seasonal. passed away in February CORRESPONDENT Fruit Pizza Dessert spoons sugar until stiff. in boiling water. Mix with gela- 1960. They had three children, Even if you 1 package yellow cake mix Fold egg white mixture into tin. Stir to dissolve gelatin and Ron Erickson, Jerrie (Roger) like to hold 1 cube margarine cooled lemon mixture. Chill. candies. Chill until slightly set. Paystrup and Eric Erickson. She your dessert Homefront 1 quart bottled or canned Generously grease bottom and Stir in raspberries and nuts after married Joseph Poloskey Sept. until after the peaches sides of 8 x 8 x 2 inch pan with mixture starts to gel. Serve as main course is 1, 1973. Joseph passed away in Grace K. Poloskey 1/2 cup sugar butter or margarine. Spread salad or dessert. June 2001. Grace was a hard over, cool desserts fill the bill 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon half of vanilla wafer or graham working, loving, devoted mother during the hot days of summer 1 cup sour cream cracker crumbs over bottom. Chocolate Roll-up and grandmother, who raised (and the hot days of the past few 1 egg yolk Whip chilled milk until stiff. 5 well-beaten egg yolks three children while working children; 31 great-grandchildren; ones for that matter!) Fold into chilled lemon mixture. 1 cup sifted confectioner’s countless hours in the dry clean- one great-great-grandchild; and Dessert doesn’t have to be Combine cake mix and mar- Spread over top of crumbs. Top sugar ing business. She shared the many nieces and nephews. heavy nor does it have to be garine and spread on cookie with remaining crumbs. Freeze 1/4 cup sifted enriched flour love of two devoted husbands, Funeral services will be held high in calories to taste good sheet. Bake to light brown in a until firm. 1/2 teaspoon salt many friends and a large fam- Thursday May 18, at 1 p.m. at – but then again, it can be rich 325 degree oven – for about 10 3 tablespoons cocoa ily. She was an active member Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. and decadent. Your taste buds minutes. Butterscotch Dessert 1 teaspoon vanilla of The Church of Jesus Christ Tooele. A viewing for friends probably don’t know the differ- Drain peaches well and dice 1 large package instant but- 5 stiffly-beaten egg whites of Latter-day Saints, and was a and relatives will be held on ence. fruit. Combine with sugar and terscotch pudding Beat egg yolks until thick great example to all those who Wed May 17, at the mortuary Pastel Bavarian is light in cinnamon. Spread over baked 1 large package instant coco- and lemon colored. Sift sugar, knew her. from 6-8 p.m. and 11:30-12:30 more ways than one. Each serv- crust. nut cream pudding flour, salt and cocoa together Survived by one sister, Leola prior to the service. Interment ing is approximately 40 calories Mix sour cream and egg yolk 1 1/2 cups flour three times. Beat into egg yolk Kerr; three children; 17 grand- Tooele City Cemetery. and the cool light flavor will and drizzle over top of fruit mix- 1/2 cup butter until well blended. Add vanilla; fill the bill for a light, summer ture. 1/2 cup chopped nuts fold in egg whites with down- dessert. Bake for 20 minutes longer at ������� 1/2 cup powdered sugar up and over motions turning ����� Pastel Bavarian 325 degrees. 8 ounces cream cheese bowl gradually. Bake in a waxed Opinions (Makes 7 servings) 9 ounces frozen whipped top- paper-lined 15 1/2 by 10 1/2 by 1 ������������ Shared Freely. 1 package (4 serving size) Frozen Lemon Pudding ping, thawed inch jelly roll pan at 375 degrees. sugar-free gelatin �������������� (Yours and Ours.) 3/4 cup canned milk Mix flour, butter, nuts, sugar Turn out onto towel sprinkled 3/4 cup boiling water 2 well-beaten egg yolks and cream cheese and press in with powdered sugar. Remove by Walker Design. 1/2 cup cold water ����������������������������������� 6 tablespoons sugar pan. Bake at 425 degrees until paper. Cut off crisp edges. Roll Open Forum Ice cubes 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon lightly brown. Cool. up. Cool. Unroll and spread Every Tuesday 1 3/4 cups (4 oz) light frozen ��������� ���� rind Mix puddings according to with sweetened whipped ream ����� whipped topping, thawed. 1/4 cup lemon juice package directions. Chill about or your favorite filling. Roll like TOOELETRANSCRIPT Dissolve gelatin completely 2 egg whites 15 minutes to thicken. Layer a jelly roll. Dust with confection- ������� BULLETIN in boiling water. Combine cold 2 tablespoons sugar puddings and whipped topping er’s sugar. �������������������������������� Foundation Awards $1,800 to TJH 100% For Kids Credit Union ������������������� Education Foundation present- ed $1,800 to Tooele Junior High School May 10. With this grant, Tooele Junior �������������� High will be able to purchase literacy programs and materials that will meet new core cur- riculum standards. Updating the accelerated reading program will impact approximately 600 seventh grade students. “We have been given new requirements of specific core curriculum standards, which must be completed by all mid- dle school students, and each student in our school will be required to learn research skills and write reports on either career, biography, or on the sciences, depending on their grade,” said Karen Fisher, a teacher at Tooele Junior High Paula Julander (left), director of 100% For Kids Credit Union Education School. “Every child needs to Foundation, presented a $1,800 check to Tooele Junior High teacher learn how to access, evaluate Karen Fisher and principal Larry Abraham. and use/apply information for life skills and with the grant we damental skill that will benefit The Foundation will award will be able to purchase quality these students throughout their $82,082 to Utah schools this resources that create life long lives,” said former Utah Senator quarter. The Foundation has learners.” Paula Julander, Director of 100% awarded more than $3 million 100% of donations made to For Kids. “The Credit Unions are to schools since its inception the 100% for Kids Credit Union delighted to provide this school in 2002. To make a donation, Education Foundation reach with funding that will improve please contact: Foundation ������������������������������ Utah classrooms; not one cent students’ ability to read and help Coordinator Liz Bourne, 1805 S. are spent on administrative them be more academically suc- Redwood Rd., Salt Lake City, UT ������������������������ costs. cessful.” 84104, (801) 887-2329 or visit: ����������������������������������� “Learning to read well is a fun- www.100percentforkids.com. ���������������������� United Way funding earmarked for Tooele On May 9, the United Way of Salt self-sufficiency, access to services, school readiness programs; �������������������������������������������������� Lake Board of Directors approved disabilities and elderly programs; • $309,800 to new programs and ����������������������������������������� the granting of $4.34 million for • $1,302,000 to programs that programs under $10,000; human service programs that pro- build life skills including domestic • $86,800 to programs in Summit vide a “safety net” of services for violence, substance abuse, preven- ������������������������ people in Tooele, Salt Lake and tion, education and mental health County; and Summit counties. programs; • $173,600 to programs in Tooele The Board approved recommen- • $607,600 to programs that County. dations from 10 grant-making teams strengthen child and youth devel- This year’s grants are seven per- comprised of community volunteers. opment such as affordable child- cent higher overall than the last The grants will support the follow- care, after school and life skills pro- grant-making cycle in 2003. ing programs: grams; • $1,736,000 to programs that • $130,200 to programs that open United Way of Salt Lake has ���������������������������� improve the financial stability includ- doors to education including par- been serving Salt Lake, Summit and ing emergency assistance, housing, enting, mentoring, counseling and Tooele counties since 1904.

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Floyd, it is “Camp Floyd Cemetery” then turn For more info., call Camp Floyd interesting to south and follow this road for a 1/4 State Park at 801-768-8932 or visit look at the mile to the final resting place of 86 their website at www.stateparks. diaries of the officers and soldiers of Johnston’s utah.gov/park_pages/camp.htm. officers and sol- diers who were stationed there Jaromy Jessop and what they GUEST COLUMNIST were up to. Capt. Lafayette McLaws in his journal Then & Now stated there was constant strife between Gov. Cummings, the U.S. Courts and Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston and the Army. McLaws said “Governor Cummings photography / Jaromy Jessop The Stage Coach Inn at Camp Floyd is well worth a visit and only a 45-minute drive from Tooele. For a is generally regarded as Mormon few dollars, you can take a self-guided tour and see the place where Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, Porter and is continually drunk.” McLaws Rockwell, Bill Hickman and other famous people spent the night. The “General Johnston Room” (below) is talked of his duty guarding the where the general used to stay on occasion. Porter Rockwell and Bill Hickman used this room as well. ������������������������� government mule herd: “Camp �� �� �� 45 miles south of Camp Floyd in the Confederacy as well and was ����������� ���� ���� Tintic Valley guarding 19,800 mules. promoted to the rank of Major Below zero at night. Several mules General participating in the battles have died of starvation. Dreary, of Malvern Hill, Harper’s Ferry, ordered to move to Chicken Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville ���������������������� Creek.” This excerpt from his jour- and Gettysburg. Captain Heth also nal brings to reality the size of the joined the Confederacy and fought �������������������������� operation. That is a lot of mules! his friends Generals Buford, and His journal entry from Jan. 11, Paul, both of whom were at Camp ����������������������� 1859 gives one a sense of how Floyd, in the battle of Gettysburg. close the Army and the Church Brigham Young and his territo- came to all out warfare. rial legislature once again reigned ����������������� “Mormon legislature make no supreme and would do so until provision for maintaining or keep- the arrival of a fiery Irishman �� ing prisoners charged with murder. — General Patrick Edward Connor. ������������� U.S. District Judge requested Today, Camp Floyd is a wonder- � General Johnston to send a com- ful destination for Utah history ����� ��� pany to guard prisoners. Many buffs, or even just for a family pic- �� Mormons disgusted with criminal nic. Ancient Cottonwood trees pro- ���������������������������������������� acts of their leaders — found nec- vide shade for the grassy grounds ������������ essary to arrest several mayors, surrounding the old Carson Inn Bishops of Provo, and neighbor- that you can walk through on a self ing towns who had been directly tour for a few dollars. This is the concerned with murders. Threats highlight of the park. As you walk made to rescue prisoners. Major rumors that people will come up Floyd and sell it for profit. A mass through the building, realize that Paul sent with a company of infan- with and the effect that they have meeting was held by the settlers General Johnston, Porter Rockwell, try, detachment of artillery and a on the masses. Next Pvt. Scott of Clover and it was decided that Bill Hickman and other famous company of Dragoons. Governor describes passing the Mormons a delegation from the settlement persons spent the night in this Cummings came from Salt Lake returning to Salt Lake City as they should be sent to Camp Floyd historic structure. Across the street City and protested against troops. headed down the Salt Lake Valley and lay the unfair case of the is the Pony Express Monument ���������������������������������� towards Camp Floyd. stolen hay before Gen. Johnston. His request was refused by Captain and the Old Commissary, which ���������������������������������� Heth. Then he wrote General “July 6th, 1858: The Road Enos Stookey and William Pickett is the last standing structure from between Provo and Salt Lake is were chosen for the task and they old Camp Floyd. Inside you will Johnston requesting withdrawal of ���� troops. General Johnston declined. nearly lined with Mormon Families started the next morning for Camp find a gift shop and some interest- ��������������������� U.S. District Judge Cradlebaugh returning to their homes in the Floyd, walking the 25 miles on foot ing displays describing life at the told the jury the troops were for North, they are the most destitute as they had no horses. Here is how Camp. On May 27, there will be a �������������������� their protection. All U.S. judges and looking set I ever saw, pigs, poul- the event unfolded: U.S. attorneys and those who are try, white-headed children, Mothers “They reached their destination not Mormons have contempt for and Wives, all heaped promiscu- at about 3’Oclock in the afternoon Governor Cummings.” ously together in the wagon, with and at once inquired for General �������������� Eventually, this situation barely sufficient clothing to cover Johnston. His tent was pointed out defused and all of the troops were their nakedness. To judge the men to them and when they approached ordered back to Camp Floyd to by their appearance, one would it, a soldier met them and asked continue their bleak existence think that their coats were made what they wanted. They answered out in Cedar Valley, consuming from the same pattern that Joseph that they desired to see General ��������������� “Valley Tan” at every opportunity wore, from the colors that they Johnston. The soldier replied ‘Well, to escape the harsh realities of life contain, or else old bed quilts are you can’t see him.’ They enquired in the sage desert. Capt. McLaws a spontaneous production in this why? The soldier stated ‘He is describes another duty of the Army section of the country. It is said asleep and cannot be disturbed.’ and that was meeting the Indian that some of the women were so Enos replied ‘Well, he will wake up near naked, they avoided the road, sometime will he not?.\’ On being ���������� chiefs of the areas, promoting good will and quelling any disturbances a fact that I deplore very much, informed that he would, they said that may arise. Here is his report of having never seen a naked woman ‘All right, we will wait.’ It seemed one such encounter. in all my life.” however that he was not asleep, for “Returned from 10 days stay Pvt. Scott is a very entertaining just then a voice was heard from in San Pitch valley. Indians came writer and a light spirit. It is fun to the tent, saying, ‘Show the gentle- to camp to sell Bear, Martin, and read his accounts of what trans- men in.’ other skins. Chief ‘Tabby Shout = pired during the Utah War. One last “On entering the tent, they saw Many Suns’ Arrapine- a chief of excerpt from Pvt. Scott gives the the general seated in his tent and Utah Nation is said to be a Mormon look of the camp on Independence were at once favorably impressed Elder. I visited his camp with 10 Day. by him. He received them very Dragoons (Cavalry Troops) and “July 4th, 1859: The only celebra- courteously and asked them what smoked with him. He said we were tion we had today was a grand he could do for them. They told friends — wanted whiskey” This review by General Johnston, him that they had been informed cracks me up. It reminds me of a national salute and a gill of that he always respected the set- John Wayne in “McClintock” where whiskey to each man. Since I last tler’s rights. In reply, he said ‘Yes, the old Indian chief says “Where’s posted there has been considerable gentlemen, that is true.’ They then the whiskey?” This was real life improvement in the appearance of placed the whole situation plainly out in the Utah wilds though, not our city. Many families have settled before him, to which he listened a movie. in the town and many new homes with respectful attention. After Capt. McLaws stated that have been erected, so I suppose they had finished, he called his morale was a major issue. “Camp there must be fully 6,000 inhabit- secretary in and, in their presence, Floyd disagreeable. Men deserting, ants. The Front Street of Fairfield dictated a letter addressed to the Mormons aid them. No pleasure has the appearance of a California soldiers who were cutting the hay, for men. Haven’t been paid for mining town in the palmy days of telling them to leave all the hay 6-8 months.” Imagine staying on ’50, the front street being lined with they had cut, to bring their tools, your job for eight months without Drinking and Gambling saloons, teams, and wagons, and immedi- receiving a check! It is amazing two more theatres have been erect- ately return to camp. He at once that any of them stayed. McLaws ed and do a smashing business I dispatched a messenger with the continues, “Weather cold and snow. suppose.” note, telling him to deliver it with- �� �� �� Passes blocked by snow. No leaves Pvt. Scott went on to participate out delay. General Johnston then ����������� ����� ���� granted. Troops have no effect on with Lt. Weed and Lt. Perkins expe- invited his visitors to stay all night Mormonism.” By April 27th, 1859 ditions against the Goshute Indians and provided them with a good his entry read “Camp Floyd dust in Deep Creek Valley and out along supper and breakfast.” horrible — all hate the place.” You the Pony Express trail. He also This interesting episode won really have to feel sorry for these participated in the battle of Egan Gen. Johnston the utmost respect boys who came out to the desert to Canyon where Lt. Weed’s command and gratitude of many of the early ������������������ basically rot without pay and with- arrived just in time to save the settlers of Tooele County. What out a mission. Pony Express Station master and happened to Camp Floyd and the �������������� After hearing Capt. McLaws cook from an Indian massacre. His key players in this article? Well, views, it should be interesting journal can be found at the Utah when the Civil War broke out, ������������������� �������� to hear what a common soldier State Historical Society as can all the troops were ordered east thought of the deployment. Here Capt. McLaws journal and both are without delay, selling off all of the are a few excerpts from Pvt. very good reads giving a unique wagons, supplies and non-military ������� Charles A. Scott’s diary, a common insight into the Utah Campaign and items. Nicolas Wilson stated he soldier in Johnston’s Army. life at Camp Floyd. bought a yoke of oxen for 18 cents. �������������� ���������� “July 1st, 1858: Laid over. How did the Mormon Pioneers Cannons and rifles were bent and More rumors — one that feel about the Army? Well, one of burned. Hundreds of saddles and ������������ twelve men who recently left my favorite stories comes from other military items were buried the Quartermasters service for Rush Valley and Clover pioneer in large pits. Many Mormons, ������������� California were found in the Jordan Enos Stookey’s diary. In 1859, some especially Brigham Young, became with their throats cut. I do not soldiers from Camp Floyd noticed incredibly wealthy by purchasing ��������� believe there is the least founda- the lush hay that was growing and items from the Army as it left at tion for the rumor, nor would I being cultivated by Enos Stookey dirt cheap prices. mention it only that it has caused a and the other settlers of Clover. Gen. Johnston sided with the considerable excitement in Camp. These soldiers brought hay rakes Confederacy and was its com- Having been in the military for and scythes and began cutting and manding general when he was �� quite sometime, it is amazing, the stacking the settlers’ hay so that killed in action at the Battle of ���������� ��������������� they could take it back to Camp Shiloh. Capt. McLaws sided with A10 TUESDAY May 16, 2006 Career, Tech Ed fair honors students, teachers, businesses

by Barbara Bennett STAFF WRITER “Vocational education” is now called CTE (Career and Technical Education), said Marianne Oborn, the CTE coor- dinator for the Tooele County School District. It prepares stu- photography /Derek Smith dents to apply what they learned Tooele County teachers were recently honored for excellent service in the Career & Technical Education in math and English. programs at an award ceremony held at the Tooele County School District offices in conjunction with a two- “These are the classes that day fair displaying student work. Pictured are: (l-r) Anna Gonzales, Tom Rathke, Michael Spendlove, Michael pay the student back for the Campbell, Grant Peterson, Brent Eggett, Louise Hulet, Judy Proctor and Liz Dalton. effort they put in to education. These teach high demand skills to get a job,” said Oborn. photography /Derek Smith The school district honored Derek Olsen, Jacqueline Trujillo, Rachel McCarty, Heather Davis, Karli students, teachers and busi- Garcia, Brandon Mohler (pictured, l-r) — were some of the county’s nesses for outstanding partici- students honored for excellent participation at the recent Career & pation in the CTE program dur- Technical Education Fair. They represent the DECA, Skills USA, con- ing the 2005-06 school year last struction and junior high programs. Wednesday, May 3. advisor Bob Gowans explained Local business support is The district office board room that 40 percent of the county’s invaluable to the program. Some was standing room only with students go on to college, but of the Friends of CTE are Morton proud parents and families, sup- only 20 percent of those finish. Salt, Meier & Marsh Professional portive businesses and motivat- That is why the school district Therapies, Zions Bank, Energy ing teachers. The corridors of offers 145 different courses plus Solutions, Utah Farm Bureau, the building were covered with the college offerings. Officer Glen Tomboc, Dr. student’s work: florist bouquets; CTE training approximates Trisha Taylor, Mike Crawford, wooden tables, chests and real workplace situations to Smith’s Food and Drug and Utah shelves; photography; multime- prepare students for post-high Housing Development. dia computer displays; custom- school opportunities includ- Superintendent Mike Johnsen made clothing; business and ing jobs and college. Courses summed up the program. photography /Derek Smith accounting models; dental work are available to all of Tooele “What a great advantage we Tooele County School District recently honored students involved in the Career & Technical Education arrays; home building exhibits County School District’s second- have in this community because programs. Pictured are some of the award recipients from AOIT, FBLA, FCCLA and FFA: (front, l-r) Jasmine and more. ary students. Contact your high of the talents of teachers and 2756_QLMH0097.qxdWadsworth, Heather 5/8/06 Atkin, Kristina5:31 PM Gowans, Page 1 Monica Aagard, Zach Edwards, Ben Hilton; (back) Emily Tooele High School teacher school’s counseling department kids,” he said. Glidden, Ben Pehrson, Nick Rydalch, Kiera Storwald, Ian McCleskey, Alex Dew and Dallin Johnson. and Future Farmers of America for more information. Enjoy evenings in Salt Lake Premium also ® at free concerts A musical feast is going on this month at Temple Square, with four more concerts in the Assembly Hall all beginning at 7:30 p.m. The concerts are free but limited to those eight The right speed. years of age and older. • Wednesday, May 17 — BYU-Idaho Wind Ensemble of over 40 woodwind, brass, and percussion students, con- ducted by Diane Soelberg, will The right price. present an “all-American” night of rousing patriotic selections, marches, salutes, and sacred music. The band will be wind- ing down a western states tour with this performance. • Thursday and Saturday,

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Other restrictions may apply. Microsoft and MSN are registered trademarks of Other restrictions may apply. terms and conditions. requires acceptance of MSN’s Copyright © 2006 Qwest. All Rights Reserved. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2006 Qwest. Performances information, call 801-240-3323. TUESDAY May 16, 2006 A11 ‘Munich’ best of new DVD releases umor left out of the movie. Olympics, is asked to track down is going home with her boyfriend Has It: Directed by Susan Stroman, the the 11 Palestinian masterminds Everett Stone (Dermot Mulroney) RHow film is missing the scope and vital- behind the murders. He’s assigned for Christmas. The Stone’s are irri- did Jennifer ity that a musical on film so desper- to lead a troupe of specialists tated and repelled by Meredith, and Aniston, Kevin ately needs. assembled for this top-secret mis- all the tension is causing trouble Costner, The movie stars Matthew sion. The troupe includes a bomb for the two. Everett’s mother Sybil and Shirley Broderick as accountant Leo maker (Mathieu Kassovitz), a spy, (Diane Keaton) and his sister Amy MacLaine get Bloom and Nathan Lane as schem- (played by Ciaran Hinds), and a (Rachel McAdams) are especially tangled up ing Broadway producer Max hot-headed gunman (Daniel Craig). mean to Meredith. The only nice in this mess? Bialystock. The two hatch a plan They become his family, his support one is Everett’s laid back brother, They’re all too to sabotage their own Broadway system, and his safety net during Ben (Luke Wilson). Things reach good for this Audrey Rock- show and still make off with mil- the operation. Over the course of a crisis point, so Meredith’s sister Richardson drivel — even lions. They must find the worst play the assassinations, Avner becomes Julie (Claire Danes) comes to help STAFF WRITER you, Kevin. ever written, then hire the worst disillusioned, and begins to feel smooth things over. Julie makes The movie actors and worst director in New he is losing his soul. He’s learn- things worse by being sweet and stars Aniston as Reel Talk York. They bring on playwright ing more than he wanted to know relaxed and likable, in contrast to Sarah Huttinger, Franz Liebkind (Will Ferrell) and about these men — their lives, their Meredith’s obnoxious desperation. a gal who wants his awful “Springtime For Hitler.” homes, their political views, and Even Everett is drawn to Julie’s to get married to her boyfriend Jeff The two figure that with a Nazi their families. He misses his own calming influence. (Mark Ruffalo) but feels something sympathizer on their team, there’s family. And he begins to wonder The tension comes to a boiling is out of place. Sarah also feels she no way for the play to succeed. But who he can trust in a world full of point on Christmas Eve. By then doesn’t belong in her family. As she they’re blindsided by misfortune terrorists and secret agents. everyone’s found out that Sybil contemplates her situation with Jeff when the show is hailed a critical At 160 minutes, the film runs has a sobering secret of her own. and her hesitation to fully commit, success and deemed a smart satire. long, probably because the plot’s Predictable soap-opera twists and her deranged grandmother (Shirley So they’re left trying to pick up the tentacles reach out to every pos- turns abound. “The Family Stone” MacLaine) and millionaire play- pieces of their failed scheme and sible viewpoint. Strangely, in trying is a cantankerous bunch, and even boy Beau (Kevin Costner) further Team “Hoyt” comprised of Jim Wiseman (left) of Tooele and Clint Player of Salt cover it up. to find sympathy for everyone, the with Sybil’s sad confession, they Lake City videotaped their way to victory in the 2006 Turkey Challenge by suc- confuse her with a ridiculous side Meanwhile, Leo becomes smitten film never creates sympathy for elicit no sympathy. Surprisingly, cessfully filming two muzzleloading turkey hunts. story about her deceased mother. with Swedish actress Ulla (Uma anyone. It’s an emotionally isolating it’s Meredith who garners all the There are convoluted ties to Mrs. Thurman). experience in which you learn a lot. sympathy. And the idiotic romantic Robinson and “The Graduate,” but All the elements for success are Grade: B+ exploits of the Stone family, includ- they’re hardly worth mentioning. here. The story is hilarious, the rol- Rated R. ing Everett, end in an awkward Tooele man on winning Director Rob Reiner ignores the licking musical numbers are inven- The Family Stone: This has limbo. There’s no closure here. strengths of MacLaine and Aniston, tive, and the production values a wonderful cast and some nice “The Family Stone” is lifted by a team for videotaping preferring to make it all as muddled — with the exception of the dull performances. Sadly, they are couple of timeless holiday notions and agitating as possible. He for- camera work — are high. performances set against a strug- (family, love) and some great actors gets that he has a charismatic and The cast channel their characters gling script that frequently gives in (Sarah Jessica Parker, Luke Wilson, muzzleloading bird hunt handsome lead in Kevin Costner, with charisma. But because we’re to manipulation tactics and corny Claire Danes). Without those things, reducing him to MacLaine’s punch- left out of their world, we don’t romantic resolutions. it might have been a complete bust. ing bag. And he disregards the time- Gusting winds raced through the outdoor challenge events are for ever get to know them. As a film Sarah Jessica Parker is Meredith Grade: C+ honored notions of continuity and a Nebraska plains at 40-50 mph last wild free-ranging game and hunts version, it just doesn’t achieve its Morton, an uptight New Yorker who Rated PG-13. sense of cohesion. month as 10 teams from nine dif- being filmed are conducted under full potential. The movie’s sole virtue is the ferent states matched their skills the rules and regulations of the host- Grade: B- way in which it resolves this fan- in filming hunts for wild merriam ing states. Rated PG-13 tastic mess of emotional confusion. turkeys. Over $7,000 in prizes was at “Most of the viewers of wildlife Munich: A razor-sharp cast and ������������������������ I liked the ultimate message. And stake April 18-20 in the 2006 Turkey hunting shows and videos have no an intricate, politically-charged I would be more likely to recom- Challenge for the Campbell Outdoor idea how much of a challenge (hence script by Tony Kushner and Eric ������������ mend this to watch at home than at ������������������� Challenge TV Show, hosted by Prairie the name of the competition) it is to Roth make this a potent film. ������������ the theatre. Ridge Outfitters in Paxton, Neb. successfully film a hunt for free- However, it omits the emotion- �������������������� Grade: C- Team “Hoyt” comprised of Jim ranging animals in the wild”, stated ally-charged aspect of the histori- �������� Rated PG-13 Wiseman of Tooele, Utah, and Clint Campbell, host of the Campbell cal events portrayed. Spielberg’s The Producers: There are a ����������� Player of Salt Lake City videotaped Illinois Outdoors TV Show. “This meticulous brand of perfection in lot of little things right with “The ����������������� their way to victory by successfully competition highlights the skills of this movie doesn’t allow for some- Producers” — and one big thing filming two muzzleloading turkey the cameramen who help bring the thing as messy as emotion. There’s wrong. It boasts lovely costumes, hunts for a final score of 388. ‘outdoors’ indoors to millions of a whole lot for audiences to think an amusing cast, brightly colored “As the final hours of the chal- viewers.” about; but nothing to feel. The film sets and the occasional cheeky ����������� lenge grew nearer and the blowing Many exciting events are yet to is clean-cut, taut and numb. one-liner. None of it’s as enjoyable winds got fiercer, we realized that come for 2006. Teams can partici- as it should be though, because Mossad (Israeli Secret Police) ����������� we had to rethink our strategy,” pate in the first ever bowfishing the camera work is so static and agent Avner (Eric Bana), in the commented Wiseman. “On Thursday challenge to be held at Barkley Lake, Full Service Auto Repair unimaginative, you feel you’re being aftermath of the 1972 massacre of afternoon we had only filmed one June 1-4. Also, several events for 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich hunt and knew if we were going whitetail enthusiast are scheduled to win, we would have to make a for this fall. In the spring of 2007 change. In an effort to gain five extra The Campbell Outdoor Challenge points, we switched to our Knight will feature two turkey events where muzzleloader. Our strategy proved filming crews will once again return a success and we were able to film to Prairie Ridge Outfitters in Paxton, another hunt and gain several points. Neb. and will re-visit the former site We would have liked to use our Hoyt of the 2005 Turkey Championship, ������������������������������� bows, but due to the weather condi- All American Outfitters in Clarendon, tions and time restraints, it simply Texas. didn’t work out.” The Campbell Outdoor Challenge The Campbell Outdoor Challenge airs nationally on The Sportsman features the sport of filming hunts Channel Mon. at 7 p.m., Thurs. at and is open to anyone wanting to 12 p.m. and Sat. at 2 a.m. and on the ������������������������������� compete, regardless of age or expe- Men’s Channel Sun. at 9 p.m., Tues. rience level. Teams are awarded at 1 p.m. and Wed. at 5 p.m. For points based upon required video more information on “The Sport of footage and the maturity of the Filming Hunts” visit www.campbel- �������������������������������� animal filmed during the hunt. 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������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� Logan Gumucio receives a congratulatory handshake from Ray and Sherry Pitt, ����������������� co-chairmen of the National Wild Turkey Federation Tooele Chapter. Logan was the winner of the NWTF Scholarship to the college of his choice. JAKES award G-ville senior ���������������������������� Logan Gumucio is the 2006 recipi- NWTF chapters.” ent of the Tooele County Strutters All students receiving local JAKES Scholarship. Logan is a scholarships for at least $250 have senior at Grantsville High School. the opportunity to compete for a He maintains a 3.944 GPA, is the $1,000 state/provincial scholarship. school’s Speech and Drama Sterling State/provincial chapter winners Scholar, is an All-State football then compete for a $10,000 national defensive back, All-State hurdler and scholarship. Every year, $500,000 is high jumper, started on the varsity available through the scholarship Basketball Team, is a member of the program. More than $1.3 million has GHS Show Choir, National Honor been awarded through JAKES schol- Society, Key Club and other school arships since its inception in 1999. and community organizations. He “The NWTF believes in putting is also an Eagle Scout. Logan loves something back into the community the outdoors and is an avid hunter, where the money was raised,” said fisherman and conservationist. Carl Brown, the NWTF’s chief opera- The National Wild Turkey tions officer. “What better way to Federation “NWTF” awards numer- do that than providing scholarships ous scholarships through its JAKES for our young people?” The Tooele program. JAKES, and acronym for County Chapter is one of the most “Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, active chapters in Utah and a big Ethics and Sportsmanship,” extends supporter of the JAKES scholarship opportunities to teach young people program. Applicants for the scholar- the value of our natural resources ship are judged on their scholastic and the importance of conservation. achievements, leadership abilities, “The JAKES scholarship is community involvement and com- designed to help students earn the mitment to conservation. money they need for college and “Supporting our children’s educa- learn more about conservation,” tion through this scholarship pro- said Christine Rolka, JAKES edu- gram is just one way the NWTF can cation supervisor. “We encourage ensure we have the dedicated con- all high school seniors to apply for servationists needed for the future,” the scholarships through their local said NWTF’s CEO Rob Keck. A12 TUESDAY May 12, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines Buff boys Fans shouldn’t boo claim state coaches, players in different uniforms polo crown;

ast week, the Yankees and Red girls second Sox played a series in New York City. L by Nick Drake The entire series of Yankees vs. Red Sox games is always SPORTS EDITOR a little more intense than Tooele was crowned water polo state the average regular season champ Saturday at the Murray Park contest; they almost have a Aquatic Center for the second year in a playoff feel even though the row. A year ago, the boys garnered a third games were played in early Dennis Sweat place state finish but watched while their May. GUEST COLUMNIST During one particular tele- Lady Buff teammates celebrated their vised game, a camera panned over the bleach- state title victory. ers and stopped on a sign which read; “Breathe This year it was the Buff boys squad if You Hate the Red Sox.” that celebrated a state championship in Everybody in the stadium almost hyper- the pool. The Lady Buffs celebrated a ventilated. The two teams have a long stand- second place victory. ing, deeply seated rivalry that becomes more Tooele upended Park City 14-11 in the intense with the passing years. title affair to capture their first-ever boys Johnny Damon, who played for the Red Sox state water polo crown. as recently as last year and was outstanding in David Nipper fired in four goals to Boston’s World Series Championship season, spearhead the Buff attack and Stephen was booed roundly in his first appearance Chevalier drilled a pair of scores in the at Fenway Park in a Yankee’s uniform. Even opening minutes of the fourth period to though Damon was a great part of a historic snap a 10-10 deadlock and give Tooele charge to the world title, he was treated poorly a lead it would never relinquish. Goalie photography/Troy Boman Brad Wells ended the third period in dra- just because of the uniform he wears. Tooele’s Lauren Folta (right) dives in safely just before the tag by Dixie catcher Amy Crofts to score the Lady Buffs matic fashion when the Buff net minder One sign hanging at Fenway Park read: “Say lone run against the Lady Flyers. Dixie upset the three-time defending champs 2-1 in the game in the first round of fired off a shot from the THS cage past it ain’t so Johnny, anywhere but New York!” the Class 3A State Softball tournament at Deseret Peak Complex. Another example of how deep the rivalry the Miner goalie and into the back of the runs is indicated by the way Alex Rodriguez net to force a 10-10 deadlock at the end was welcomed by the fans at Yankee Stadium. of the three quarters. Rodriguez is a Major League MVP, one of the Flyers upend Lady Buffs in tourney Tooele reeled off a 4-1 goal scoring finest players in baseball today. edge in the final period to garner the Since signing with the Yankees, Rodriguez triumph and take home the prestigious by Nick Drake Lauren Folta. Dani Sloan contributed Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Cottonwood has consistently played stellar baseball for the championship. All of the Buff starters the only other safety in the state Complex in Salt Lake City. The Lady team from the Bronx. Yet he has not performed SPORTS EDITOR produced a goal in the tough title tilt contest for the three-time defending Buffs can ill afford to stumble, as one up to expectations when facing the Red Sox. Tooele began defense of their against the Miners. champs. loss will eliminate the top-ranked and In Rodriguez’s first at bat against their hated three-time state championship run The Buffs reeled off consecutive wins Tooele staved off elimination three-time defending state champion rivals, the Yankee faithful began booing as he Saturday when the Lady Buffs tangled over St. George, Park City and Bear River Saturday with a 1-0 victory over squad. approached the plate. One should never boo a with Region 9 fourth-seed Dixie at to advance into the championship match Region 8 third seed, Granite, in con- A win over the Lady Bears or Lady Yankee player, especially a great Yankee player. Deseret Peak Complex in opening- undefeated and face the once beaten solation bracket action also held at Rabbits would boost Tooele into a More to the point, Yankee fans should never round play. Miners again in the championship bout. Deseret Peak Complex. 1:30 p.m. game Friday at Cottonwood boo a Yankee player, coach, water boy, ball boy The Lady Flyers weren’t a typical This spring, the Lady Buffs fought Folta reached base in a scoreless against the Union/North Sanpete/ or owner. fourth-place seed and proved it in their way into the championship match game in the fifth, and pinch-runner Canyon View survivor. Actually, there is ample reasoning and good first- round state tourney action. but dropped a tough 8-7 decision to rival Megan Arslanian scored on an errant Tooele sports a glossy 20-3 overall justification for a visceral reaction to just about The southern region’s fourth-place Cedar City. Lady Farmer pickoff attempt to pro- record on the season headed into anything “Red Sox. Anybody who is willing to team rallied for a run in the top of Trisha Cox drilled four goals in the duce the game’s lone tally of the day. post-season play this weekend. The become that lowly, should be treated poorly. the final frame and held on for a hard title affair but Tooele still finished just Tooele produced seven hits in the three setbacks have been of the 2- But Johnny Damon is a Yankee now. So is fought 2-1 upset victory over the Class one goal shy of forcing an extra session game, including a perfect three-for- 1 variety, falling to Bear River and Alex Rodriguez. 3A’s top-ranked squad in Tooele. in the championship contest. three by Sloan, and a pair of safeties Copper Hills on consecutive days in We have to assume they have repented, that Mikkel Griffin smacked a triple and The Lady Buffs toppled Cache Valley by Karly Bitters. Lindsey Palmer and April and Saturday’s one-run setback they have changed their evil ways and now double, scoring the game’s first run and Canyon View to earn a berth in the Brittany Gonzales logged a hit each to Dixie. deserve our utmost respect — as does anything and knocking in the game winner to winner’s bracket finals before Cedar City for the victors. Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said his having to do with the “Yankees.” ignite the stunning win. Dixie could spoiled the Lady Buffs bid for perfection. Now, the Lady Buffs will have to team just didn’t produce the offensive In our own area we have something of a only muster five hits for the affair. Tooele regrouped to rule Bear River 8-3 do it the hard way if Tooele wants to fireworks needed to beat state tour- similar nature. Possibly even more annoying However, Dixie hurler Kim Demas in the third place match to earn another register a rare four-peat performance nament caliber squads and support and less understandable. One of Wendover’s held the high powered Lady Buff shot at the Lady Redmen before falling in 2006. Tooele will have to tackle rivals has a great coach. He is very intense and attack to just three hits for the entire Thursday’s Bear River/Delta loser equally demanding. Still, he always gets amaz- game, including a pair of hits by SEE FLYERS PAGE A13 SEE CROWN PAGE A13 ing results from his teams, no matter what the sport may be. This coach probably has one of the highest winning percentages in the history of high school sports. His players are always Cowboys rally to upset well coached and respectful. Yet, from time to time over the last couple of seasons, I have heard some derogatory statements about this ranked state opponent man from the home team fans. Such disrespect for a guy who has given so much effort to the by Nick Drake athletes of his school is beyond my understand- SPORTS EDITOR ing. Some things simply should not happen… Grantsville faced one of the toughest first- and second- this is a good example of one of those things. round brackets in the entire Class 3A State Baseball tourna- I could and should boo this coach; he always ment. Not only did the Cowboys have to meet second-ranked kills Wendover, but never would. Actually it Pine View in the opening round on their home diamond, they would be great if he would decide to coach at were also slated to meet either fourth-ranked Juan Diego or a Wendover. Maybe we’d start winning. red-hot Judge Memorial team that upended top-ranked Tooele just a few days earlier. The Region 9 champion Panthers refused to sympathize with the Cowboys’ plight and handed the Region 11 fourth- Sports Wrap seed a 9-2 setback. And due to Judge Memorial upsetting co-region 8 champ Juan Diego, Grantsville was forced to meet the talented and TOSH at Grantsville tonight heralded Soaring Eagles in the elimination round. The TOSH Acceleration program will hold Things didn’t look very rosy either when the Cowboys a presentation by Ned Heitz tonight at 6 p.m. were down to their final three outs of the season, trailing the at the Grantsville High School’s commons area. Soaring Eagles 6-4 headed into the final frame of the game and Any athlete age 10 and older and their par- with their top pitcher on the hill. ents who are interested are invited to come But Grantsville refused to fold and exploded for nine runs listen to the presentation and ask questions on seven hits, two walks, and a hit batsman to rally for a thrill- they may have on the successful nation-wide ing 13-7 triumph over the fourth-ranked Juan Diego squad. program. Ryan Willis and Quade Drewery each pounded RBI doubles TOSH is part of a network of facilities called and Ryan Butler crushed a bases loaded three-run double to Frappier Acceleration Sports Training (FAST). ignite the pivotal rally and vault the Cowboys to a dramatic More than 85,000 youth and recreational ath- come-from-behind win. In the rally, eight of the nine runs were letes have used the program to improve their earned in the barrage. athletic ability, including athletes from the NFL, Now, Grantsville looks to the Class 3A State Baseball tourna- NHL, NBA, MLB and U.S. Olympic teams. ment and will take on Dixie Thursday at 11 a.m. in consolation TOSH isn’t just for all-stars. It helps athletes bracket of the state tourney at Fremont High in Plain City. of every degree of athletic ability to improve A victory over the Flyers would advance the Cowboys into strength, speed, agility and self-confidence. If a 4:30 p.m. game Thursday at Lindquist Field in Ogden against you like to work hard, you’re sure to improve Thursday’s Tooele/Logan winner. as you put more in and get more out. Grantsville tied for third place in the Region 11 standings, For more information contact GHS athletic but lost a coin flip with Bear River for the higher seed and a director Rick Harrison at 884-4500, extension trip to Delta. The Cowboys beat the Rabbits earlier this sea- 3142. son. The state tourney split boosts Grantsville’s overall mark to THS boys hoop camp set 11-12 on the year. Tooele High School Summer Boys Basketball Grantsville Coach Loren Anderson said his team gave a pair Camp will be held June 5-8, 12-16 and 19-22 at of talented squads a tough battle during the 104-degree heat in the local school St. George Saturday. The camp will be Monday through Thursday “I thought we were right there against Pine View until that for three weeks. Entry fee is $60. Times will be bad hop double turned into three runs for them,” Anderson photography/Nick Drake Grantsville’s Riley Ford dives back safely to first base to avoid the tag of Juan Diego first baseman SEE WRAP PAGE A13 Colton Reilly. The Cowboys exploded for nine runs in the final frame to capture a 13-7 come-from- SEE RALLY PAGE A13 behind victory to advance in the Class 3A State Baseball tournament in St. George. TUESDAY May 16, 2006 A13 Cowboy netters qualify team for state; Buffs earn two berths

by Nick Drake miss out on the tournament spot. SPORTS EDITOR The Buff doubles squads of Kevin Schmidt- Grantsville and Logan were expected to battle Austin Jasper and Josh Wickersham-Travis it out for Region 11 Boys Tennis tournament Bankhead also fell just one win shy of advancing supremacy. to post-season action and third or fourth place But when the dust settled Thursday in Logan, seeds. the Grizzlies captured four of five individual Logan captured the team title with 46 points region titles to capture the coveted league crown and Grantsville garnered runner-up team honors in 2006. at 39. Ogden grabbed third place at 23 followed by Both teams had players in all five league cham- Tooele (9) Bear River (9) and Ben Lomond (4). pionship matches and battling for the title. Logan handed GHS a 3-2 setback on the However, only Cowboy Logan Paulich managed Cowboys’ home courts May 4 to drop the GHS to post a winning decision for Grantsville in the dual mark to 13-4 on the season. title tilts. Now the younger athletes look forward to the The GHS third singles netter registered two Region 11 Junior Varsity Boys tennis tournament straight tourney triumphs to capture the third today at Tooele and Grantsville High. singles crown. Ogden and Ben Lomond will tangle at Grantsville Grantsville’s Christopher Elsholz and Jordan at 2 p.m. while at the same time Bear River will Nelson each advanced to their first and second battle Tooele on the Buffs home courts. The Bear singles title matches with victories over Ogden River-Tooele winner will advance to meet Logan rivals. The first doubles team of Josh Childs and tonight at 3:30 p.m. while the Cowboys will host Jared Nordgran and the second doubles squad of the Ogden-Ben Lomond winner today at 3:30 p.m. Bru Painter and Degen Hill will advance as well. The two survivors will tangle for the JV crown The Cowboys will boast the third singles title tonight at 5 p.m. at Grantsville. and four second seeds in this weekend’s Class 3A As for the region tournament, Grantsville Coach State Boys Tennis tournament in St. George. Pat Ciervo said he had hoped his Cowboys would Meanwhile, Tooele had a pair of singles players give the Grizzlies a tougher challenge in the region earn prestigious berths into the state tourney this finals Thursday. weekend. Buff tandem Greg Auxier and Dylan “I’m disappointed that we didn’t show better King claimed post-season tourney berths at sec- that day,” he noted. “But Logan (High) was just the photography/Troy Boman better team on that day. I’m proud to have taken ond and third singles, respectively. Tooele southpaw hurler Devin Solie unloads a pitch in Saturday’s game against Carbon. The Buffs won the the team this far but we still have more work to do Auxier and King each turned in stellar play to game 8-4 to advance in the Class 3A State Baseball tournament Thursday and meet region rival Logan at capture first-round wins but each dropped semi- at state this week. Logan Paulich played outstand- Layton High at 11 a.m. final bouts to Logan foes Wednesday. Auxier and ing. Logan has a great draw and a great shot in the King each captured a consolation bracket win state tournament. All of the others were second Thursday to clinch their singles state berths. Brian Buzianis fell just one win shy of the state SEE NETTERS PAGE A14 Buffs split tourney tilts; oust tourney. He lost 6-8 in a third set tie breaker to Cowgirls blank Bulldogs, 4-0 3A defending champion Dinos

by Nick Drake Aagard, Rika Larsen and Lauryl game at Grantsville High School by Nick Drake run rally to ignite the pivotal behind Jace (Harris) and he SPORTS EDITOR outburst down the stretch. pitched well. We just didn’t give SPORTS EDITOR Baird contributed with pivotal led the attack. Lauryl Baird went Grantsville knew it would hits to key the Cowgirl win. 4-4, including a double.” and Jacob Gordon Devin Solie scattered seven him any run support. run into a tough first-round foe The victory enables Grantsville Clinton continued, “Brittany CONTRIBUTING WRITER hits, struck out three, and walked “(Carbon) grabbed an early in Canyon View, facing one of to advance into the third round of Smith went 3-4, and Ashton Tooele ran into a hot pitcher just one to earn the win on the lead on us too,” Medina added, the state’s top hurlers in Paige the state tourney. The Cowgirls Miller had a hit. We are hitting at in Snow Canyon’s Adam Gunn mound in five innings of work “but we never gave up and bat- Affleck. will tackle Thursday’s quarter- the best part of the season. We Saturday in the first round of on the hill for the Buffs. Zach tled back in the fourth inning The Lady Falcon pitcher didn’t final loser between Juan Diego had a tough game opening the Class 3A State Baseball tour- Mikesell and Nunley pitched with a big three-RBI double by disappoint. Affleck pitched a and Snow Canyon Thursday state playoffs against Canyon nament action at Dow James one inning each to close out the Matt Gochis. That inning seemed one-hit shut out and helped her at 7:30 p.m. at Cottonwood View. We had to face one of the Park. triumph and preserve the four- to allow us to break the ice and cause at the plate with a pair of Complex in Salt Lake City. better pitchers in the state. She The Warrior hurler held the run cushion. relax at the plate and get the RBIs to trigger Canyon View to A victory would boost shut down our offense and kept potent Buff bats to just six hits The win helped the Buffs offense going. Devin pitched a a decisive 10-0 victory over the Grantsville into a consolation us off balance. and no runs to vault Region 9 stave off elimination and vault good game and did a heck of a Cowgirls Saturday in first-round bracket game Friday at 1:30 “ Jarrell Veazie broke up her fourth-seeded Snow Canyon to into the consolation bracket of job. It was a great effort on the Class 3A State Softball tourna- p.m. against the Cedar City/ no-hitter with a hit to right field an upset 5-0 triumph at Tooele. the Class 3A State Baseball tour- mound by Jace and Devin all ment action at Mt. Pleasant. Dixie/Wasatch survivor, also at in the top of the sixth inning,” The visitors used timely hit- nament. Tooele now ventures to day.” Ashley Gentry contributed Cottonwood Complex. added the GHS coach. ting to push home the five tal- Layton High Thursday at 11 a.m. Tooele 8 - Carbon 4 with a pivotal bases-loaded The state tourney split gives “Janeece pitched extreme- lies. The Warriors produced all to battle region rival Logan in After getting upset in the open- triple, and Meagan Rodriguez Grantsville a 13-11 overall record ly well in the (Judge) game,” 10 of their hits in the contest in post-season action. A victory ing round of the class 3-A State chipped in with three hits to on the season. Clinton said. “She also had a RBI the three innings they scored over the Grizzlies boosts the Baseball Tournament Saturday ignite the post-season triumph in Grantsville Coach Bridget single to help her own cause. It runs. Buffs into a consolation bracket at Dow James Park, Tooele was first- round state play. Clinton said her team ran into is always tough to lose a game Meanwhile, Tooele pro- action against the Grantsville/ facing elimination against last Grantsville answered right a tough pitcher in Affleck but and come back and play another duced just one hit in six differ- Dixie winner Thursday at year’s state champions. Carbon back with a 4-0 triumph over responded well in the elimina- right after. The girls kept their ent frames and failed to string 4:30 p.m. at Lindquist Field in roared out to a 2-0 lead, but Judge Memorial in the consola- tion-round game against Judge heads up and continued to bat- together multiple hits in any of Ogden. Tooele was able to regroup with tion bracket to stave off state Memorial. tle all game long. We are look- the seven innings of the post- The state tourney split boosts timely hitting and patience at tourney elimination. “We hit the ball extremely ing forward to playing again on season contest. Tooele’s overall record at 18-5 the plate to come from behind Janeece Veazie scattered four well against Alta (in a 10-6 loss Thursday.” Bryson Hurst, Trager Hintze on the season. for a hard fought win to advance hits and chased home a run Wednesday), but they just hit the A story of the games will be and Austin Day all logged two Tooele Coach Danny Medina to the next round and stave off during the affair, while Monica ball a little better,” Clinton noted. published in a future edition. hits each to ignite the Warrior said his team just couldn’t get elimination. “Our seniors playing their last upset win. the timely hitting it needed to Starting pitcher Devin Solie Tooele finally exploded for produce runs off Gunn in the came out in the second inning done. They were ready to play ball. We just didn’t three runs in the fourth and five state opener. with what looked like to be a adjust to their pitcher. We didn’t go with the pitches more tallies in the fifth to break “Snow got the good pitching very quick inning, getting the Flyers its hitting slump and capture by Gunn and the timely hitting it first two outs in the inning on continued from page A12 and tried to pull too many pitches. I just think you have to hand it to Dixie because they were well pre- a hard fought 8-4 victory over takes to win games. We left too only three pitches. But a cost- many men on base and early on their all-state hurlers. pared and they outplayed us.” defending state champ Carbon ly throwing error by the Buffs we had runners in scoring posi- “I thought defensively we played OK,” Pitt said. “Lauren (Folta) pitched a great game against Saturday at Dow James Park. extended the inning for Carbon, tion and just didn’t pick them “We just didn’t hit the ball. We made the plays behind Granite and shut them out,” Coach Pitt added. “Again, Matt Gochis smacked a three- who subsequently took advan- up. Snow gained momentum and Lindsey with the exception of the first inning, where our bats picked up a little bit, but not that much. We run double to end the Buffs’ tage with three straight singles confidence as the game went on, they got their first run. All you can do is ask your got what we needed. Hopefully we’re saving them for 10-inning scoring drought, while and we never got it going offen- defense to hold our opponent to two runs, and that is this weekend. We played well defensively and made A.J. Nunley and T.J. Witkowski sively. We played good defense SEE SPLIT PAGE A14 all we can ask. We had the offensive power to score the plays when we needed them.” produced hits during the five- that many runs easy and we just didn’t get the job A story on the game will be published in a future edition. Crown Pet of the Week inning, we were down to our last Anderson continued. “We hung continued from page A12 Rally three outs and on the ropes. We around and battled all day. Finally, one score shy of back-to-back continued from page A12 were at the top of the order, and in the end things went our way. our first couple of guys get hits Now we get to move on and play state titles. noted. “It appeared that we had and then Willis hits the big shot. again and that is the most excit- The state title was the third battled our way out of that inning It just snowballed from there. A ing thing about the state tourna- year of the sport in Utah. Both and they got bailed out by the bad couple of hits and a walk really ment. Baseball is a strange game the Tooele boys and girls squads hop. That took a little bit of wind helped us. The only errors made and thing. We’ve had one or two fought to respectable fourth place out of our sails. We needed to get were our base running errors that innings during the season where state finishes in the inagural cam- the breaks, not them. We made a bailed them out. Ryan (Butler) we put up some runs. But never paign in 2004. couple of mistakes and they hit had the big hit that seemed to on a consistent basis. I feel good Tooele Coach Brad Wells them a long ways. But the bottom break their back and break their about this and we came from and assistants Sam Cox and line was that we just didn’t gener- spirits. It was a really gutsy per- behind three different times to Warren Bond were pleased with ate enough offense to beat a good formance on the mound by Ryan beat them. It shows the character the team’s unity and tough play solid team like Pine View. (Willis). He has been the heart and heart of these kids. I’m proud throughout the tournament. “I just felt like we hung in there and soul of the ball club all year of them. Hopefully we can keep A complete story on the indi- all game long against Juan Diego,” and he really came through on the some momentum going.” vidual scoring on the boys state the GHS coach added. “We came mound and at the plate. He had a A story on the two games will title run and girls silver standing from behind three different times great weekend. be published in a future edition. will be published in a future edi- and even took the lead. In the last “I’m proud of the kids,” Coach tion.

664-3723. Mike Anderson and Nick Griego fired a low Wrap Oquirrh Ladies throw out gross 34 to grab top honors in the Oquirrh Hills Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be continued from page A12 Men’s League event Wednesday at the local required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Elaine Bistrysky won the first flight low course. gross division with a 66 in last Tuesday’s Shelters are only required to hold animals for 8-9:30 a.m. (third-sixth), 9:30-11 a.m. (seventh- Anderson and Griego won the event by one Oquirrh Hills Ladies Association throw out three days before they are euthanized. ninth) and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (10th-12th). stroke over third-place finisher Ryan Holt with event at the local course. For more information call THS at 833-1978. a 35. Hayden Farley and Coby Duffin tied for For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Dee Ortega and Lorraine Pitt tied for the fourth place at 36 each while Nick Waters and available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Wendover Co-ed set first flight low net crown with a 46 each. 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Fred Killpack tied for sixth place with a 37 Animal Shelter at 884-6881. The annual Wendover Classic Co-ed softball Rita Cole won the second flight low gross each. tournament will be held June 10-11 at the West division with an 891 and Sharon McCoy topped Randy Booth logged a low net 29 to top the Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Wendover Recreation District ball fields. the second flight low net division at 37. division by two strokes over Ron Vaclavik with Entry fee is $200 per team. Send fees Marlene Pendleton won the third flight low a third-place tally of 31. Brian Roth and Roger to West Wendover Rec. District, P.O. Box gross division at 93 while Karen Tate and Judi Reid tied for third place with a 32 each. Karl Tooele Veterinary Clinic 5010, Wendover, Nev. 89883, or e-mail to Spiker tied for top honors in the third flight Anderson took fifth place at 33 while Gene [email protected] low net group with a 44 each. Rael, Reed Bowen and Justin Ward all tied for 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 For more information contact the West Oquirrh Mens winners sixth place with a 34 each. Wendover Rec. District at 775-664-3289 or 775- A14 TUESDAY May 16, 2006 Wendover rules region track; THS, GHS, DHS place in meet

by Nick Drake The Lady Wildcats team scoring strength in the SPORTS EDITOR 1600 run, 800 run, shot put, javelin and discus par- Dugway has always ruled the Region 18 boys layed their first region team crown with 101 points track & field ranks in the spring - girls or boys. and toppled runner-up Dugway at 83. West Desert But Wendover spoiled the Mustangs domina- earned third place at 42 and Wasatch Academy fol- tion last week when the Wildcats captured their lowed in fourth at 34. first-ever region cinder crowns with a sweep of C.J. Mathews, Sherilyn Pianar and Jessica the league titles. Nichols claimed first place region finishes and the The Wildcats powered their way to a boys team Lady Mustangs also won the medley and 400 meter championship thanks to a pair of individual region relay titles as well. crowns by Sergio Sanchez and individual champi- As for the Region 11 Track & Field champion- onships by Chris Perez and Miguel Martinez as ships, Logan claimed the boys team crown while well as the ‘Cat medley relay team. Ogden seized the girls team title. Wendover parlayed team scoring depth in the Logan edged past the Tooele boys team 144 to 110 meter hurdles, 100 meter dash, 200 meter 128 for top team honors and the league crown. dash, 400 meter run and 400 meter relay into Ogden took third place at 84 followed by Bear strong team points and an 110 team point tally to River (58), Ben Lomond (47) and Grantsville (32) upend Dugway’s 78 second place standing. West in the final team standings. Desert took third place at 55 followed by Wasatch Greg Moore and Danny Wihongi captured indi- Academy (38) and Tintic (23). vidual region crowns for the Buff cinder squad. Dugway was powered by a pair of region titles Meanwhile, Ogden claimed the girls team title from Taylor Schofield and an individual crown by at 137 to edge past the Lady Grizzlies at 129.5. Landon Wilkens and relay title in the 400 meter Bear River took third place at 93 followed by relay. Grantsville (60), Tooele (52) and Ben Lomond Meanwhile, the Lady Wildcats also turned in (24.5) in the final team standings. stellar individual performances as well. Jennie Lady Buff Erin Christiansen captured the javelin Bateman garnered a pair of individual region region title with another school record heave. titles while teammates Jennell Grossman, Jasmine Individual results on the Region 11 cinder meet Wadsworth and Ana Martinez battled to one each were not available by press time. A story on the and lead Wendover to its first-ever region team meet will be published in a future edition. photography/Troy Boman crown. Tooele’s Nash Lockie somehow slides and avoids the tag by Carbon’s Chase Julian to steal a base in Saturday’s state tourney game at Dow James Park. The Buffs upended the defending state champion Dinos 8-4 to stave off elimination. The Buffs tangle in state play Thursday at 11 a.m. at Layton High. and Greg but I wish the rest of the team could Netters have joined them at state. We had heartbreakers the outburst. Carbon’s Julian then issued four continued from page A13 and disappointments the final day.” straight walks to Nash Lockie, Zac Clausing, Tyler Individual results on the tournament will be Split continued from page A13 Griffin and Gochis to have three more runs stroll place seeded. We’ll face the third seed from the published in a future edition. in during the inning to make the score 8-2. south in the opening round. And if we get through Lone Peak 3 - Grantsville 2 by Dustin Pollastro, Aaron Sandoval and Chase Carbon was able to slice the lead down to four the first round, we’ll probably meet Park City kids The Knights nipped the Cowboys in a non- Julian who drove in two runs to start off the scor- runs in the bottom half of the fifth when they in the quarterfinals. Jordan played a heck of a league dual May 27 at GHS. ing 2-0. lead off the inning with consecutive doubles by match in the finals. Down 4-1 first set lost 7-5, lost Logan Paulich registered a 6-2, 6-3 win over In the fourth inning the Buffs were able to J.J. Blue and Brady Wilde. A Buff miscue allowed 8-6 tiebreaker - Jordan played extremely well.” Lone Peak’s Collin Cannavo at third singles. overcome their deficit. Mark Pratt started off Kyle Asay to take to the base paths as well. A As for local Tooele High Coach Derek Smith, The Cowboys’ tandem of Josh Childs and Jared with a scorching liner off the wrist of the Carbon sacrifice fly by Adam Martinez followed, but Solie he said his team played well on Wednesday but Nordgran combined forces to earn a triumph over third baseman Jordan Moynier, and was followed was able to escape the inning. faltered under post-season pressure on Thursday. Mike Nielsen and Ryan Wong, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 at first with walks by Witkowski and a two out walk by To add a little suspense at the end of the game, “The first day we played great,” he stated. “The doubles. Tyler Griffin to load for bases. Gochis smacked a Carbon was able to draw a pair of walks and a sin- second day was a different story. They really felt Lone Peak’s Quinn Robbins fought to a 1-6, bases-clearing double to give Tooele its first lead gle to load the bases with two outs before Nunley the pressure. I tried everything to ease it but to no 6-2, 6-3 win over Cowboy Christopher Elsholz at of the day, and the Buffs never relinquished the struck out the hot hitting Aaron Sandoval to end avail. We had some players play well through the first singles, and Knight teammate Chris Hamilton advantage. the threat and preserve the victory. Sandoval col- nerves but others couldn’t get past it. battled to a 5-7, 6-0, 6-3 victory over Grantsville’s Jace Harris started off the fifth inning with a lected four hits in the affair before Nunley mowed “Dylan King played nervous first set, barely Jordan Nelson at second singles. walking, chasing Carbon’s starting pitcher Kyle down the Dino slugger to end the game. won a tie-breaker and came back and devoured Tim Henneman and Dan Lawler joined together Asay as Chase Julian came on in relief, which Nunley and Blake Olsen hit very well at the top the kid as soon as the nerves relaxed,” he added. to log a 6-1, 6-3 win over Grantsville duo Bru turned out to be a good move for the Buffaloes. of the Buff lineup belting, out two hits a piece. “Greg played well and kept his head. He knew he Painter and Degen Hill at second doubles to com- A.J. Nunley drilled a single to greet Julian, and Witkowski, Lockie and Gochis provided one safe- could beat this opponents. I’m happy for Dylan plete the dual victory. Witkowski followed with a RBI double to trigger ty each as well.

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by Steve Schwartzman CORRESPONDENT As high school seniors at Tooele High School make their way out of the halls, it is time to recognize the students who made specific marks and achievements. Here is a look at the 2006 Tooele High School Sterling Scholars:

Visual Arts Business & Marketing Speech & Drama

Grant W. Boren Elizabeth Miller Brad C. Gustafson Son of Gary and Rebecca Elizabeth Miller is the daugh- Son of Brad and Kristy Boren, Grant Boren is and ter of Glen and Lori Miller. She is Gustafson, Brad Gustafson has been highly involved at an active member of the drama began drawing at a very young Tooele High School. Boren club, serving as historian, and age, even back to his days has served as president of the has portrayed many lead roles in in Northern California. Brad show choir, National Honors THS plays such as Let’s Murder is a member of the art club Society, and FBLA, and is Marsha, Our Town, and this and has won many notable a member of the Z-Motion years one-act play of Haiku, achievements in art, includ- ballroom dance team. Boren along with many other achieve- ing being accepted into the has obtained excellent expe- ments in theatre. Miller was Springville Art Show two rience in business, by start- a member of the girl’s soccer years in a row, the state’s high- ing and running a landscap- team, and is captain of the track est honor for young artists. ing company along with his and field team, along as a mem- Grant Boren He has also been involved in friend Nick Trujillo. Grant ber in Tooele Youth City Council, Elizabeth Miller wrestling, where he qualified Brad Gustafson Boren has a 3.9 GPA with a 28 serving as a mayor along with for state in his last two years Act test score, and plans on being a member of the Z-Motion in his weight class. Gustafson attending BYU after a two year ballroom dance team. has a 3.9 GPA. LDS mission.

Trade & Technology Science English

Matt K. Palmer Jacob B. Beckstrand Cory T. Dawson Matt Palmer is the son of Jacob Beckstrand is the Son of Eric and Sharon Marlin and Janiece Palmer. son of Orrin and Cecelia Dawson, Cory Dawson has Palmer has aspired to Beckstrand. Beckstrand made a great accomplishments became an architect since scored a 30 on his ACT with in journalism in high school. he was eleven years old, and a 36 in science and holds a Dawson is currently the edi- has taken drafting classes at 3.6 GPA. He has served on tor-in-chief of the Tooele High THS for four years. Palmer the science club, Youth City Buffalog, and wrote for the is a member of the Z-Motion Council, Z-Motion ballroom Tooele Transcript Bulletin’s ballroom dance team, and dance team, Youth Court, Round Table. Dawson partici- performed a lead role in the and is a member of the THS pated in Tooele Youth Court, THS spring play The Nerd. Band. Beckstrand is planning and is an avid writer, with He plans on attending BYU in on attending the University awards in the annual THS architecture. of Utah and aspires to major poetry contest and other Matthew Palmer in aeronautics. Jacob Beckstrand events. Cory is aspiring to Cory Dawson attend Westminster College in English and journalism.

Dance Music Computer Technology

Abby N. Tryon Deborah K. Johnson Kathryn M. Locke Abby Tryon is the daugh- Daughter of Randell and Kathryn Locke is the ter of Kelly and Nyna Tryon. Orianna Johnson, Deborah daughter of Gary and Janell She is the president of the Johnson has excelled in Locke. She has been on Z-Motion ballroom dance playing the violin. She has computers since a small age team, and is serving as a performed for many highly beginning with education student body officer. Tryon acclaimed orchestra groups building games, and is now is also a member of the since she was a child, and working with digital photog- National Honors Society and is a member of the THS raphy. Locke is the copy edi- Governor’s Youth Council. Orchestra. Deborah earned tor of the THS Yearbook, and Tryon plans on attending a 4.0 GPA, while taking many was a member of the varsity BYU, majoring in Psychology Advance Placement (AP) swim team and state cham- and hopes to become a part classes and plans on major- pion water polo team. She is of the Touring BYU Ballroom ing in Microbiology and/or planning on attending Utah Dance Team. She wishes to Abby Tryon music. Deborah Johnson State University with a major Kathryn Locke see the world and show peo- in Business Management. ple her talents while doing it.

Mathematics Foreign Language Social Science

Michelle Fowler Jacob I. K. Abraham Alex J. Dew Son of Larry and Hazel Alex Dew, the THS 2006 Michelle Fowler, Tooele High’s 2006 Salutatorian, is Abraham, Jacob has earned Valedictorian, is the son of great marks in social science, Randy and Terri Dew. He the daughter of Gary and Judy Fowler. Fowler has with a 4.0 GPA in his social scored a 33 on the ACT (as science classes, and a 3.5 GPA a sophomore) and a five taken six language classes in high school in French and overall. Abraham was captain on the both the AB and BC of the golf team and was part Calculus AP tests. Dew is German, and works teach- ing sixth grade students of the All-State golf team two serving as treasurer for the consecutive years. He is also FBLA club and is a manager French. She is a member of the National Honors Society, vice president of the show at the Lakepoint McDonald’s choir and was a member of restaurant. Dew has been the French Club, Show Choir, and is president of the Key the All-State choir. He is a winner of the high school member of National Honors math contest and such on Club. Fowler is also involved Alex Dew Michelle Fowler Society, FBLA, Youth City many occasions and has with the THS Drama Club, Jacob Abraham including a part in this year’s Council, Communities That always been a master with in debate in the Congress divi- one act play of Haiku. Fowler Care, DECA and science club. numbers and figures. Dew has He is the owner of a commu- sion. Abraham scored a 29 on a 4.0 GPA and plans on attend- plans on attending Utah State University. nity Web site called tooelelife. the ACT and plans on attend- ing the University of Utah in com, and was a state champion ing the University of Utah. accounting.

COMMUNITY EVENTS FOR MORE DETAIL SEE DOINGS ON B5 • Volunteer • Exercise • Garden advice • City clean up • Story time & crafts The Tooele Utah Family Center is in need Sign up this month for a six-week walking Get help with plant problems, insects, Grantsville City General Clean day is May The Tooele City Library offers story time, of all types of volunteers for the summer program. Receive a step counter, booklet, weeds. Tooele Master Gardeners diagnostic 20. Don’t bring: Hazardous materials, tires, crafts and other activities all summer long. months. Hours vary based on availability. weekly newsletters, and enjoy group walks. clinic is open Wednesdays from 3-6 p.m., campers or cars. You must bring proof of Please contact Kari at the Family Center for Registration for $15 at the USU Extension, throughout the summer. Bring problem sam- residency. If you have any questions, please For more information, call 882-2182 or visit more information, 833-1960 or 840-1648. 151 N. Main; call 843-2350. ples to the USU Extension, 151 N. Main call city hall at 884-4601. the library at 128 W. Vine St. �������������������� ����� �������� ��������� �����

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Brittany Duke graduated from Darrin and Anne Marie Allred Utah State University May 6, Bill Wood graduated are happy to announce the mar- with a Bachelor of Arts degree Cum Laude from Utah State riage of their daughter, Ashley, in international studies. At Utah University, earning a bachelor’s to Tyson Erickson, son of Dale State University Brittany has degree in special education and George Ann Erickson, on served as student body vice with mild/moderate emphasis. Saturday, May 20, 2006. A recep- president of arts and lectures, He attended the Tooele USU tion will be held in their honor chapter president for Alpha Chi graduation ceremony as well as that evening from 6-8 p.m. at Omega Fraternity, publicity chair the commencement exercises Speirs Farm, 394 W. 200 S. in on executive board of college on the main campus in Logan. Tooele. democrats and as a state del- Bill currently teaches resource All friends and family are egate for the Democratic party English at Tooele High School. invited to join us at the recep- of Utah. She was recognized as He is the son of Jaylene Wood tion. of Tooele, and Lyle Wood of La Ashley Allred and Tyson Erickson Verkin. Bill sincerely thanks his Brittany Duke Bill Wood family and co-workers for all the support. Bill will continue his Greek Woman of the Year 2005 educational career by beginning education with administration Miller/Hales at USU. Brittany was a Tooele a master’s program in special endorsement in spring 2007. High School graduate class of Hyrum G. Miller, son of the 2002. She was a class officer, late Bradley G. Miller and Gayle lettering in tennis and drama. Matt and Alison A. Miller, will marry Tristen B. Brittany presently lives and is Hales, daughter of Brady and working in Washington D.C. She McCoy and Jerry Tina Hales of Midway, Utah, is the daughter of Marion Duke this Saturday, May 13, 2006, in and Frankie (Williams) Duke of Houghton the Salt Lake Temple. They will Lake Point. greet friends at the Heiner resi- The Houghton and McCoy dence, 4250 E. Greener Hills Dr., families are pleased to have Heber, Utah, from 6-9 p.m. 493 W. 400 N. Tooele three new college graduates So life goes on as Brad’s last Subscribe Today among them. Matt McCoy com- son and virtual clone starts his 882-0050 pleted the plumbing program at own family! Hyrum is working 882-4800 toward a degree in political sci- Salt Lake Community College, Hyrum G. Miller Matt and Alison McCoy ence at UVSC, and Tristen, a tal- and will work as a Journeyman and Jerry Houghton and Tristen B. Hales Plumber. Alison McCoy gradu- ented artist, is working toward ated from Utah State University a bachelor’s of science degree a degree in fine arts at UVSC with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. The also. The couple plans to live in in psychology, and minors in Pleasant Grove while they pur- graduates are excited to be done both family, consumer, and sue their studies. human development and sociol- with school, and would like to We will all love to see you! ogy. Jerry Houghton graduated thank their family and friends TC United from Utah State University with for all their love and support. Competition Sudoku Solution #106 7 1 4 2 8 6 9 3 5 9 8 3 4 1 5 2 6 7 SOCCER TRYOUTS 5 2 6 9 7 3 4 1 8 4 6 9 7 5 8 3 2 1 • May 18th at Deseret Peak 6pm 1 7 8 3 9 2 5 4 6 for U9 and U10 • May 19th at Deseret Peak 6pm 3 5 2 1 6 4 8 7 9 for all Age Groups 8 3 7 5 4 1 6 9 2 • May 20th at Deseret Peak 2 9 5 6 3 7 1 8 4 9am - 1pm for all Age Groups 6 4 1 8 2 9 7 5 3

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(CC) It didn’t drag the Korean War out for (71) DISC MythBusters “Breakstep Bridge” MythBusters “Franklin’s Kite” (CC) Futureweapons “Smart Weapons” (N) MythBusters “Son of a Gun” (CC) MythBusters “Breakstep Bridge” MythBusters “Franklin’s Kite” (CC) (518) ENC “Darkness” › (2002) Anna Paquin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Bride of Chucky” › (1998) Jennifer Tilly. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Most Wanted” ›› (1997) Keenen Ivory Wayans. (:45) “Code of Silence” ›› (1985) Chuck Norris. ‘R’ 11 years a la “M*A*S*H,” but this sit- (534) STARZ Christmas-Krank “Ice Princess” ›› (2005) Joan Cusack. ’ ‘G’ (CC) (:10) “Little Black Book” ›› (2004) Brittany Murphy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Lords of Dogtown” ›› (2005, Biography) Emile Hirsch. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) com did take eight years to go from (561) MAX (5:10) “Gloria” › (1999) ‘R’ Cont’d “Sideways” ››› (2004, Comedy-Drama) Paul Giamatti. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Dodgeball: ATrue Underdog Story” ››› (2004) Vince Vaughn. (CC) “The Upside of Anger” ››› (2005) the mid- to late 1970s. 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Enjoy new choral composition Tooele County Choral Society invites you to come to our performance of “Rejoice in the Lord, Greatly” composed by talent- ed local artist Kathie L. Gakle McArthur, who co-composed “Foolish or Wise” with Kenneth Cope for his cantata, “Women At the Well.” Come Saturday, May 20, at 7 p.m. to the LDS chapel behind Macey’s, 332 E. 1000 N. Free parenting classes set The Tooele Utah Family Center will hold free parenting classes starting in June. They will be held Monday mornings from 11 a.m. to noon at the Center. Free make it/take its will be available for kids during the classes. Call the center at 833-1960 to sign up for your class today. New class every Monday. Emergency food, clothing here The pantry is open to all in need. There is adult and children’s clothing. The pantry is open Saturdays from 10 a.m. until noon at First Baptist Church, 580 S. Main St. If you have an immediate need, please call Pastor Jon at 882-2048. Chamber hosts breakfast Tooele County Chamber of Commerce will host a breakfast for business network- ing on Wednesday, May 24, at 8 a.m. in the Tooele County Courthouse auditorium. An informational presentation will be given by Citizens Voice about their campaign to fight the negative effects of pornography in our homes, schools and businesses. There is no charge for this event which Tooele High School sent 19 band students to participate in the State Solo & Ensemble competition on April 29 at Northridge High School. The students were required to is open to the public. Please RSVP to the receive a superior rating at local and region competitions to qualify for the state level. Pictured are: (back l-r) James Pyne, Josh Wickersham, Adam Little, Derek Perry, Britany Chamber office at 882-0690. Schmidt, Whitney Wallace, Caydee Adams, Colbi Liddell, Steve Witte; (middle) Tyler Bice, Jeff Hofheins, Mike McPhie, Travis Bankhead, Michael Black; (front) Logan Bullough, Daycare providers learn Lynette Miller, Roxanne Lund and Alan Palmer Not pictured is Beki Smith. Attention daycare providers — QIC is offering another free training hour. On Animals must be tagged by June 2 to step counter, information booklet, weekly • Parade entries Fellowship hosts BBQ Thursday, May 18, at 7 p.m. the training be eligible for entry into the show. Please newsletters and more. Group walks will be • Dutch oven cookoff participants Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you will cover child development for the state call USU Extension at 843-2350 and make arranged. Program is six weeks. Sign up • Local charities to operate games and to a BBQ with outdoor games for the fam- — theories of human development. Contact arrangements to have your animals tagged. any time in May. There will be a celebration rides ily on Saturday, May 20, from 12-3 p.m. at Liz Hamilton at 830-4580 or 882-1813 if you Enjoy Fridays on Vine St. event at the end of June. Cost is $15. Stop Donner Reed Museum open England Acres Park in Tooele. Turn east on are interested in attending or for more infor- The Tooele Downtown Alliance is orga- by the Extension office, 151 N. Main, or call The Donner Reed Museum, located at 910 North from Broadway. mation. nizing “Fridays on Vine” during the summer 843-2350 to sign up. the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets Our worship services are now at the Dow TFCU cuts ribbon — free entertainment, food and fun every in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the James building (400 N. 400 W.) on Sundays Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Friday evening at Veterans Memorial Park Deseret Peak Donner Reed trail seven days a week by at 10 a.m. followed by basketball, etc. for will help celebrate the north branch of (Main and Vine Streets). We are looking for appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- the youth. Tooele Federal Credit Union with a Grand musical and dance groups to perform as well 3411. For more information, call Pastor Bob at Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony on as food vendors. If interested, please call Singers wanted! 435-224-3392 Wednesday, May 17, at 2 p.m. come to 88 E. Becki at 840-3336. A karaoke contest will be held at Deseret Stansbury Rummage, bake sale set 1000 North, Tooele. Bowlers wanted Peak Days June 2 at 3 p.m. It is open St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church (1784 N. Buddy’s celebrates one year Needed bowlers for Thurs. night men’s to all ages and prizes will be awarded. Aaron Dr., Tooele) will host a big rummage Contact Ron at 843-3584. The entry fee is Buddy’s Fun Center is one year old and league. Starts at 7 p.m. nightly. Call Tony Apply for scholarship sale, car wash, bake sale and food co-op $10. Additional activities include Pro-rodeo, will celebrate its first anniversary with a rib- 882-2096 or 840-0214 or call Bowling Alley Graduating seniors who live in Stansbury pick up on May 20. The whole community is craft show, pony rides, petting zoo and much bon cutting and the Tooele County Chamber 843-0733. Park are eligible to apply for the annual invited. Hours are: more. Visit www.deseretpeakcomplex.com. of Commerce on Thursday, May 18, at noon. Meetings Stansbury Park Community Association • Rummage, bake sale 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come to 1111 N. 200 West, Tooele. Pool opening postponed Scholarship. The theme will be “What Makes • Car wash 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shakespeare comedy set Due to circumstances beyond our con- Stansbury Park Home For Me.” The essay • Food co-op pick up 10 a.m. to noon trol, Deseret Peak Aquatic Center regret- needs to be 3,000 words and turned in by The Lexington Commonwealth, a Tooele Learn about school bond Methodists invite all fully announces its opening day will be June 5. For more information, call Richelle County home-school organization, will per- The Tooele County School Board and Tooele United Methodist Church wel- postponed from May 27 to July 1. Swimming at 843-7512. For help on how to write a qual- form Shakespeare’s comedy “Twelfth Night” Superintendent Johnson will host an infor- comes you to Sunday morning services: lessons during June have been canceled. You ity essay go to www.writinglabedge.com. on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 16-17, at mational meeting about the upcoming bond • 9:45 a.m. — Adult education with child may contact the center at 843-4035. Office 7:30 p.m. Come to the Eagle’s Nest at the election and proposed location of the new care hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 Tooele Army Depot for a lot of fun. Tickets high school. Get your questions answered. • 11 a.m. — Children’s Sunday school a.m. to 6 p.m. Lake Point are $2 at the door, with anyone over the age Please come and invite all friends and neigh- • 11 a.m. — Message by Pastor Tom of six admitted. bors interested in hearing about the issues Towns Win college scholarship May 18 at St. Barnabas Center. Light refresh- Philanthropy Plan Lake Point Days • 12:30-2:30 p.m. — Pastor Tom’s study ments will be served. “Letters from a Skeptic” The American Association of University The next planning meeting for Lake Point Women, Tooele Chapter, is offering the Horsemen meeting Days will be Friday, May 19, at the park/ Episcopalians invite all Maxine Hullinger and Maurine Busico West Desert Back Country Horsemen will Volunteers are needed pavilion at 7 p.m. All residents of Lake Point St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 1784 N. Scholarships again this year. The schol- meet in basement of Tooele County building The Tooele Utah Family Center is in need are invited to join and help organize this day Aaron Dr., invites everyone to Sunday ser- arships for educational expenses are for on Mon. May 22 at 8 p.m. The agenda will of volunteers for the summer months. Hours of fun, food and community! vices, which are: a junior or senior in a bachelor’s degree be a report from President Bob Pyle on the vary based on availability. This is a great For further information contact Cory • Eucharist 9:30-10:30 a.m. program. The student or parent of the stu- state meeting. Also will discuss trail and ride opportunity for high school students who Cook at 250-1869 or Jill Pearson at 250- • Fellowship 10:30-11:15 a.m. dent must live in Tooele County. Submit an projects with the forest service and report need volunteer hours and a fun opportunity 2983. • Sunday School 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. application before May 27 (available at the on Tooele Valley Trails. Public invited. for stay at home moms and grandparents. All USU-Tooele campus and the Tooele Public N.A.R.F.E. meeting kinds of help is needed. Please contact Kari at the Family Center for more information, Grist Mill Library Library, or call Pat Steelman at 882-2466). The May 2006 meeting of the Tooele 833-1960 or 840-1648. Enjoy orchestra Thursday Chapter of the National Active and Retired All the community is invited to join togeth- Federal Employee Assn., postponed Help baby with heart disease Benson Grist Mill open Summer reading starts er and enjoy the spring concert of Tooele last week due to conflict with the State McRay Cecil Elton was born in January The Benson Grist Mill is open for the Tooele City Library Summer Reading High and Junior High School orchestras. Convention, will be held at 1 p.m. on Fri. May with congenital heart disease. He faces at 2006 season! Come for a free tour Monday Program — Paws, Claws, Scales, and Tales The concert starts at 7 p.m. in the Tooele 19 at the auditorium of the Tooele Senior least two open-heart surgeries in California. through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — and for teens — Creature Features are High School auditorium Thursday, May 18. Citizens’ Center, 57 E Vine St. All members Any help or support will be appreciated. While you’re here, visit the Country Store starting. All ages are invited to join in the The THS orchestra and Chamber Strings will and guests should attend. Interested visitors Donations can be sent to TFCU McRay Elton and shop for handcrafted items from local fun through books and activities. Sign- perform numbers prepared for competition are encouraged to join us. For more info Benefit Account, 562 N. Main, Tooele, UT folks, reprints of old and rare books, home up between May 30 and July 7. Magician at the Heritage Festival in California May call Hal Webster 882-5331 or Marla Ramey 84074, or call 833-7200. décor and accessories, candy, gifts and Christopher Fair will start our celebration 24-27. The finale of the concert will feature 882-3876. Help at race track much more. To reserve the bowery for your on May 30 at 6 p.m. Pick up your ticket the combined junior high and high school Tooele City Council The Miller Motorsports Park is up and family reunion, wedding or other special before May 30. event please call 882-7678. orchestras. The Tooele City Council will hold busi- running. We are in need of volunteers, both Story time and crafts set Help your plants ness meetings twice on Wednesday, May 17 on-track and off, to help this track run. The Tooele City Library offers story time, Get help with plant problems, insects, at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall Volunteers receive a T-shirt and hat and Churches crafts and other activities all summer long. weeds. Tooele Master Gardeners are starting Council Room located at 90 North Main St., can pick from a variety of opportunities. Come on in to see what we have going on. the diagnostic clinic on Wednesdays from Tooele. Come on out and see what Larry H. Miller For more information, call the library at 3-6 p.m., running throughout the summer. • 6 p.m. — Agenda includes: Mayor’s has brought to our town. Contact Karrie LDS singles events set 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. Vine Bring problem samples to the Extension Community Recognition Awards, public Thorne at 840-0564 or [email protected] • Luncheon — A luncheon and enter- St. office at 151 N. Main. hearing for zoning property. for information. tainment will be provided for all singles on May 25 is last story time Deputy for a Day • 7 p.m. — Agenda includes: Site agree- Grantsville Saturday, May 20, at 1 p.m. Please join us The last story time of the season for the ment for Conestoga Wood Resolution, at Tooele North Stake Center, 583 N. 270 E., The Tooele County Sheriff’s Office is county Bookmobile will be May 25 at 4 p.m. approval of facade grant for Dave’s Drug. Tooele. All singles invited. The Summer Reading Program will begin sponsoring a Citizen’s Academy to famil- • Fireside — A singles fireside will be iarize participants with the operations of Grantsville City meetings Clean up city on June 15 at 4 p.m. in Grantsville City Hall. Grantsville City Municipal Building Grantsville City General Clean day is held on Sunday, May 21, at 7 p.m. in the Registration for the program will begin on law enforcement. Activities may include Tooele Third/18th Ward chapel, 141 W. Utah firearms familiarization, handcuffing, crime Authority of Grantsville City will hold a scheduled for May 20. Don’t bring: Hazardous June 1 in the library and in the Bookmobile. meeting coinciding with the Grantsville City materials, tires, campers or cars. You Must Ave., Tooele, sponsored by the Tooele North scene investigation, traffic stops and felony Stake singles. All singles 18 and above are stops, and tours of the crime lab, dispatch Council meeting that will being at 7 p.m. bring proof of residency. If you have any invited to join us. SEE DOINGS ON B11 center and jail. The course will start on May on Wednesday, May 17 at 429 E. Main, questions, please call city hall at 884-4601. 18 and run every Thursday evening for eight Grantsville. Agenda includes: Consideration Plan for 4th of July weeks. Anyone aged 21 and older, in good of ordinances/resolutions, consideration of Grantsville City 4th of July festivities are physical condition, is invited to participate. salary step increases, new business licenses, looking to be the best yet. The parade will DOINGS POLICY Apply in person at the sheriff’s office in the award bids for construction of new fire sta- start at the usual 11 a.m. time with live music courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. tion. all day and the fifth annual Tooele Valley Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Tag lambs, swine for show Rotary Club car show. The largest fireworks Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or The county extension agent will tag lambs Sports show in the county is planned. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a and swine for the Tooele County Livestock Like previous years, all proceeds benefit notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Show: Tooele County charities. All inquiries should etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a • Erda, May 24 Walk with friends be made to Jason Duhon at 435-830-9714. display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. 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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified Visit www.tooeletranscript.com to place your classified ads! NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Pub- CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Miscellaneous Furniture & Livestock Livestock Personals lishing Co. does not Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase Twenty Words or Less MONTHLY RATE If you sell Insurance, pro- NORTH VALLEY Appli- 11 HORSES for sale, STEEL PIPE, STEEL ADOPT: HAPPILY MAR- of any product or service mote a hospital or an ance. Washers/ dryers $700 and up obo. square tube, popular RIED couple wishes to advertised in this newspa- * An ad running a minimum ambulance service, $99-$199. Complete sizes, gigantic stock, adopt. Offering love- $ 50 After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues Kid’s horses, Quarter per. Advertisements are ¢ place your classified ad repair service. Satisfac- Arabians, Mustangs, very competitive prices, laughter- financial se- the sole responsibility of 30 per word/issue $ ** in all 47 of Utah's news- tion guaranteed. Parts get our price before you curity. A warm bright fu- (20 words or less) Grades. Some tack, 6 ¢ the advertiser. Transcript 25 papers. The cost is only for all major brands. buy! You will be glad ture. Expenses paid. Bold Type 5 per word/issue $2.00 per word over 20 words saddles also. Bulletin Publishing Co. ¢ Boxed ads 50 per issue $135. for a 25 word ad Front loader/$550. 843- (801)633-7561 you did! Metalmart 181 Please call Louise/Mi- hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold/boxed ads extra *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and ($5. For each additional 9154, 830-3225. South 1200 East, Lehi, chael. 1-800-537-9257 ty for any damages suf- **No credit for stopped ads. Includes Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” word). You will reach up 1ST CROP feeder hay, Utah 1-800-947-0249 Pin # 12. (ucan) fered as the result of any to 500,000 newspaper PROPANE WATER Alfalfa/ grass Mix $45 (ucan) advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition readers. Just call heater 40 gallon, used ton, or $1.50 bale. 884- ALCOHOLIC ANONY- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition Tooele Transcript Bulle- only 2mo paid $300+ 6460 Sporting Goods MOUS meets daily at Transcript Bulletin Pub- tin at (435)882-0050 for will sell $200 obo. Call noon and 8pm at 1120 lishing Co. is not responsi- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- details. (Ucan) 435-840-2123 2 ACRES of pasture for W Utah Ave. Call 882- ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. rent, renter will need to SELLING YOUR moun- 7358. resentations made in RECONDITIONED KDS ENTERPRIZE iKTV fix fence. 882-4165 tain bike? Advertise it in advertisements in the Karaoke Entertainment WASHERS, dryers, the classifieds. Call UNPLANNED PREG- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Station with 2 mics and stoves, refrigerators, 90 20 FRESH team roping 882-0050 NANCY? DON'T de- The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous over 100 free karaoke day warranty. Nothing steers. 10 never been spair consider adoption. Bulletin has the sole songs. New product but the best. Also do roped, 10 have been Personals Warm, secure loving authority to edit and locate home karaoke player, vent cleaning. roped very little $500 & home available for new- any classified advertise- AAA WEED SPRAY. FIVE STAR Lawn Care VHS to DVD $80.95. (435)843-7422 (435)850-8297. Ask for up 801-699-8404 801- born baby. Please call ment as deemed appropri- We’ll spray your weeds You grow it, we mow it! Need a great gift idea? ask for Keith. Ken. 794-0510 1-800-606-4411. A- ate. away! Licensed, insur- Weekly maintenance, Let us convert your Diabetic Life Center 1023 (ucan) ed. Prompt services. edging, trimming, mow- Transcript Bulletin Pub- VHS home videos to LANDSCAPE ROCKS SELL YOUR like-new 2YR OLD brown/ white (801)580-7899 ing, spring cleanup. • Diabetic Education lishing Co. reserves the DVD. Worried that and timbers for sale; furniture at Homebod- paint gelding, easy trim, Child Care right to refuse any adver- Free estimates. 843- your VHS home mov- ies, 1 North Main • Diabetic Pharmacy AERATING, POWER Chrysler 9.9 outboard load, handling, $350 Specialist tisement. 8181 ies will become obso- Street, Downtown raking for a green motor, like new, best of- obo. 884-3095 801-949- lete? Have them Tooele. Call 882-0650 We bill Medicare OPENING a Day Care. healthier looking yard, GARAGE FINISHING fer. 801-910-5991 9673 transferred to DVD for for details. for diabetic supplies. Willing to work days, All real estate adver- Call Earl 882-7321 or Concrete coatings, tised in the Tooele as little as $20. Edit MILLER BOBCAT weld- 6YR OLD Reg. QH nights and/or hourly. In- 830-6392 painting, drywall & SLEIGH BED - solid Complete line of Transcript-Bulletin is scenes, add menus er, 225G, 8000 watt mare, dark brown, rid- terested call Megan at shelving, free esti- wood. CHERRY! New Diabetic Supplies subject to the Federal and titles. Consolidate generator CC/CV. den in Stansburys, ex- 843-7507 or 224-3870. AERATING: Let your mates. Call (435)840- in box $275. 801-831- Fair Housing Act of tapes - put all your AC/DC. $1400. 830- perienced rider. 14.2 lawn breathe. Great 2606 0678 1968 which makes it rates and service. Call Holiday videos onto 6704 hh. $750 obo. 884-3095 Dave’s Drugs Place Your Ad Here illegal to advertise one DVD. Preserve 801-949-9673 30 WEST 1st SOUTH Call 882-0050 Randy 843-1061 LANDSCAPE MAINTE- NEW WHITEWASHED WHIRLPOOL HEAVY “any preference, limi- NANCE. Let’s make your memories today. Pine dresser, 2 night- Duty Super Capacity HORSES 3 years l Appa- tation, or discrimina- BILL MOBILE Service Tooele great! Full serv- Call 843-7626 882-0287 stands, $200; twin oak gas dryer, 8 years old, loosa black with white tion based on race, get your lawn mow/ ice aeration, dethatch- Continued on next page captain’s bed with $75 obo. 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Multi Generation friendly, free estimates, juster, spring back ac- ing for real estate cuts $7. Mon-Fri 8am- • farm equipment lots of household, cloth- Need to sell that new stamping available. tion, like new, $85; Cul- which is in violation of 5:30, Saturday 8am- • batteries ing, tools, wedding re- champion bull or your (801)508-7967 tured stone, enough to the law. Our readers 5pm. Mare’s Back. • aluminum & copper do a fireplace. 884- ception stuff. yearling calves? Place are informed that all Clipper cuts Army regs. am pm CLEANING SERVICE Li- 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat 0193 your classified ad into dwellings advertised HAVING A GARAGE 47 newspapers, find Adjunct Clinical censed and insured, NOAH’S ARK Workshop. FREE Pick-up in this paper are avail- SAND RAIL for sale SALE? Advertise it in your buyers quickly. For homes, offices, new Make your own stuffed able on an equal 884- 3366 needs new vw motor the classifieds. Call only $135. your 25 word Nursing Professor construction. 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New on either Tuesday or Wednesday, MAID TO sawmill. Log skidders YEARLING MOLLY flatwork, STAMPED. PIANO LESSONS: Ex- 882-0287 tires, table saw, sm. also available www.nor mule, $800. (435)224- August 26th through December 8th. ORDER Best price in town. perienced teacher has fridge, fs fireplace. Are you taking vitamins, woodindustries.com - 9003 Master’s degree in nursing required Basic House Concrete and repair. openings Southwest nutritional supplements, 882-4399 or 840-0424. FREE information: 1- TOOELE, 482 w Alfred but will consider student currently Cleaning Tooele, first child $10, homeopathic or herbs? 800-578-1363- Ext:300- additional children $8 Dr, Saturday 9am-1pm enrolled in Master’s program. If N. (ucan) TOOELE CONSTRUCTION SU- each. Call Hollie 882- Are they okay with your Open house must come TRANSCRIPT ULLETIN interested, send resume with cover PERINTENDANT seeks 7796 pharmacy medications? and see B work in Tooele/ Grants- SELL YOUR computer in letter to [email protected] or call ville area. 25+ year ex- Better let us check it out. the classifieds. Call TOOELE, 776 W 3 882-0050 801-626-6124. SHINE EM Up Window 882-0050 perience. dependable, Cleaning. Best prices in O’Clock Drive, 8am- punctual, nonsmoker/ town. 224-2473 SPA/ Hot Tub Deluxe noon. Furniture, 101 BURIAL PLOTS, 4 Adja- Donna Duke drinker, Available to su- 2006 Model. Neck Jets, disc cd stereo, tread- cent Plots. Location: pervise your projects THREE J’S Roofing and therapy seat. Many jets. mill, keyboard, micro- Memorial Estates, 6500 435.882.7721 (801)483-2054 Repairs, free estimates, Never Used! Warranty. wave, lots more. South Redwood Rd., expert wind damage re- Can deliver. Worth CORY’S TRACTOR S.L.C. Beautiful proper- TOOELE, 856 East 750 pairs, 20 years experi- $5750, sell $1750. 1- Service, tilling, post ty, Chapel on site, se- North, Saturday, 9am. Animal Control ence, great prices, se- 801-288-4123. (ucan) DAVE’S DRUGS holes, mowing fields nior discount. 882-4289 rene. Valued at $1200 Moving Sale. Every- and lots, leveling, final each. Will sell for thing must go. Supervisor st TOOL BOX snap on ap- 30 W. 1 So. grades, plowing. 884- WE DO all concrete $1,000 each or best of- on 16 door. Excellent 882-0287 6868, or 830-1124 work, remodel, framing, fer. Please contact Car- condition. Paid $1500 Pets new or old addition. We ol at: 1-801-571-1493 Tooele City has an upcoming opening for a full-time regular DRYWALL: Hanging, sale for $800 obo 843- • UPS Shipping do it all. Free estimate. for more information. 0262 animal control supervisor. We are seeking applicants with finishing, texturing. 23 Call Designer & Builder. (ucan) AKC BOXER puppies • Stamps Brindle & Fawn. Current years experience. Li- 882-2820 X-BOX SYSTEM, Dance prior supervisory experience and familiarity with the care and vaccinations, dew claws • Copies censed and insured. COME TO Bible study Dance Revolution Vol- treatment of animals. We are willing to train the right removed, tails docked. • Fax Doug 884-1985; mobile WE DO all masoner fellowship, international ume one game with two supervisor on the technical aspects of animal control services Contract required. Sire (435)830-2653 block brick stone wall or and interdenomination- dance pads, four other • Scrapbook Paper pointed toward AKC provided that they possess a strong management background, flat stone. We design. al, challenging, exciting games, two controllers. NEED A side job done Championship Title. high school diploma, excellent customer service skills, strong • Office Supplies Call for free estimate. and insightful. Bible $200. Call 840-8399 • Money Orders call Mark, framing dry 882-2820 cell 849-2753 study in SLC! Ask Mrs. Health guarantee. $650. communication skills, and basic computer skills. wall Perfataping base- Wallace 882-8113 You may have just the Call (801)349-7345 ments ect. 882-7231 YARD MAINTENANCE thing someone out of BEAUTIFUL SWEET The primary duties of this position are to manage the animal Mow and clean up your DIAMONDS don't pay town is looking for. Calico needs loving control shelter and oversee animal control services relating to yard. Low rates. Senior retail! Large selection, Place your classified ad home, declawed and discount. Ask for Jose. high quality. Bridal sets, in 45 of Utah's newspa- the enforcement of local animal control laws and ordinances. spayed, indoor cat. Call 843-7614 or (530)321- wedding bands. Every- pers, the cost is $155. NEED CASH NOW? 830-8097 We want to make 3201 thing wholesale! Rocky For up to 25 words. You Minimum salary $15.35 hour DOQ, full benefit package. you a loan! Mtn. Diamond Co. will be reaching a po- YARD MAINTENANCE S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 BUNNIES MINI and Hol- Mow and clean up your tential of up to 340,000 land lops, ready to go in households. All you yard. Low rates. Senior FOR SALE: 280 LINEAR 2wks. Call 435-840- - To Apply - $50 - $3,000 need to do is call the discount. Ask for Jose. feet of steel pipe (3 2123 Return a completed Tooele City Application to the Transcript Bulletin at 843-7614 or (530)321- 1/2”OD) plus assorted No checking account 882-0050 for full details. Tooele City Human Resource Office, needed. Usually 30 3201 pieces, axles, etc. Good CLAWS + Paws mobile (Mention UCAN) grooming. I’ll come to 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 minute service! fencing material. $600 prior to May 23, at 5:00 p.m. obo. Contact Jerry you. Flexible hours, rea- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Furniture & sonable rates. Call BULLETIN (435)882-4763, NOBLE FINANCE (915)490-2165 Appliances Margaret for an appoint- ADA/EEO Employer. Pre-employment drug screen required ment 840-1537, 882- $170 QUEEN PILLOW- www.tooelecity.org 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 882-0050 5019. FOR SALE: Fiberglass TOP Mattress & Box containers 8x25 and set. New in plastic DACHSUND MINIS, 8x40, several available. w/warr. 801-831-0678 $500 each as is. Free black and tan, 3 males, delivery to Tooele AKC, dews, first shots. $259 KING PILLOWTOP $350. 833-9482 County. Sunshine 884- Mattress Set. Brand 3005 Join the Team new. Warranty 801- FREE PUPPY to good Join the Team 831-0678 FOR SALE: one alumi- home! 5mo lab mix, num van trailer, 8x35, good with kids, good $499 MEMORY FOAM natured. 840-3101 Immediate Opening $2000; one steel van Visco elastic QUEEN Immediate Opening GOING ON Vacation? trailer 8x35, $1200; two set. New in manufactur- Leave your pets aluminum van bodies ers wrap. Warr. 801- with us! 8x20, $1000 each. Free 831-6782 Critical Care Nurses deliver to Tooele Coun- Tender loving care. Medical Assistant ty. Sunshine 884-3005 5 PIECE sectional w/2 My Dog’s Heaven recliners, matching sofa Boarding/ Grooming. Needed for Clinical Office ICU is Growing! FOR SALE: Recondi- w/double recliners, 843-9464 or 840-0430 tioned lawn mowers Southwestern style; pil- and power equipment. PERFECT PUPS Obedi- Full time with Competitive Benefits We Need Your Expertise! low top Queen bed ence training. Group We do service and re- w/head board and 2 Certification Preferred pairs. Call Bill’s Mobile and private classes. Per Diem Shifts Available. end tables. (435)882- 882-5266. Service (435)833-0170 7571 Previous Experience Required. or (435)840-2327 [email protected] 6 pc Wood BEDROOM FREE MULCH great for TINY TOY poodle puppy, Set. New in boxes. female, 8wks old, $400. TO APPLY lawn and garden. You Never used. GREAT TO APPLY load. Call 224-2121 Has 1st shots & tail BUY! Retails $1899. bobbing. 882-1262 Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center Sac. $599 801-831- Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 KDS ENTERPRIZE Gui- 6782 Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 tar Karaoke for your TO OUR Valued Patrons and their dogs we James Glade guitar. Learn to play FOR SALE: Two large James Glade guitar, format that will love... My Dog’s Heav- phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 chairs & ottoman, $200. en thanks you for your phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 [email protected] play on karaoke player 882-1262 [email protected] and on your personal support these past 4 www.mountainwestmc.com computer. Use w/Win- MOVING SALE, refriger- years. Looking forward www.mountainwestmc.com dows Media Player. ator, like new, stainless to serving your dog’s Discs are $18.95ea. For steel, side by side, grooming/ boarding more information on this w/ice maker. Valued at needs in 2006. God or other products Call $1500, will take $750 Bless You. Keli Sutton (435)843-7422 ask for obo. 843-0686 Owner. Keith. B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 16, 2006

Continued from previous page Child Care Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Boats Autos Opportunities Child Care FULL TIME dependable CRICKET NOW hiring Liddiard Home Furnish- Small Business owners: 1989 16FT Mirrorcraft, $500! Hondas from in my home child care. HELP WANTED sales manager and rep ings is now hiring expe- Place your classified ad 35hp, w/trailer, $2500 $500! Police Impounds 43yrs experience, with in Tooele. Exploding rienced Delivery per- in 45 newspapers obo. 801-230-3746 For Sale, For listings children. Newborns to phone industry, salary sons for our new store throughout Utah for only Call 800-366-9813 x 5yrs. Arts, crafts, meals, plus commission. Email located in Tooele. Lid- $155. for 25 words, and 94 MAXUM 17' Boat A519 snacks. 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Hondas, Gale Hansen cost is only $155. for a 2bpaiddaily.com 801-557-7245 LICENCED IN STATE www.centraldriving Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, 801-361-1857 25 word ad and it A QUALITY CONTROL BUS TO SCHOOL. jobs.net (ucan) 76 TRAVEL trailer, Toyotas, etc. Cars, reaches up to 340,000 nighttime production NAPA IS now taking ap- 435-224-2445 sleeps 7, great for Trucks, SUV's from 89 CADILLAC w/ Day- households. All you do manager position is plications for a full time DRIVER: TAKE CARE of camping. $2500 $500! For listings 1- tons $1500, w/o Day- is call the Transcript open at Bear River Pub- counter/ driver. Apply at DEPENDABLE CHILD your family. Join ours. (801)673-4370 800-366-9813 exten- tons, $1000. Call 882- Bulletin at 882-0050 for lishing. Applicants 278 N Main. CARE. transportation Bulldozers, Backhoes, Swift offers excellent sion 9977. (ucan) 0662 all the details. (Mention should have a good un- to/ from school, CPR/ Loaders, Dump miles, compensation, NOW HIRING 2006 FOR SALE: 1989 30’ UCAN) derstanding of pre- first aid, meals, snacks, Trucks, Graders, CDL training. Regional POSTAL JOBS! $18/hr Cruisemaster Class A 95 DODGE Spirit, high press, press and mail- 4 FT openings. Jenni- Scrapers, Excavators and dedicated runs. starting, Avg. Pay Motorhome, low miles, miles, runs good, $1300 ATTN: COMPUTER room operations, with a obo. 884-6965 fer 830-2310 -National Certification www.SwiftTruckingJobs $57K/year. Federal 460, dual air, generator, Continued on next page HELP Wanted, Earn firm grasp on quality -Financial Assistance .com 1-866-333-8801. Benefits. No experience $10,500 obo. (435)849- $25-$75/hr PT/FT. control measures and EVENING CHILD care in -Job Placement Assistance Reference #169. EOE. needed. 1-800-584- 0369 Training Provided, Inde- solutions. Equipment at my home, clean, safe, (ucan) 1775 Ref #P9701 CPR, First Aid certified, 866-495-2261 pendant Income Oppor- Bear River includes a FOR SALE: 2000 Chey- tunity. 1-888-572-2678. own beds, transporta- Associated Training Services DGM 440 single round ELDERLY CARE Care- PAINTER HELPER enne Coleman trailer, www.equipment-school.com www.kmjglobal.com tion to school. Reason- single wide 20 unit giver needed, full time needed, pay based excellent condition, (ucan) able rates. (435)882- press, CTP thermal and to do live-in in elderly’s upon experience, start- sleeps 6-8. $6500 obo. 6631 violet, a 10 station home. Monday morning ing wage $7.50/hr. Call 884-6037 Schur inserter, etc. through Saturday morn- Travis (801)856-8178 Bear River Publishing ing. Great pay! Reward- POP UP Camper, 93 publishes three daily ing job! Call (801)363- PART TIME house keep- Scamper, sleeps 6, and 20 non-daily publi- 1521 er needed. will train, stove and icebox, rarely cations and is looking self motivated, hard used, $2000 obo. 882- Propak Inc. a pallet management company for progressive, quality EXPERIENCED DEN- worker, start at $8/hr 2463 has immediate openings for the following minded employees. Ex- TAL assistant needed in apply in person at the hourly positions: cellent benefits. Salary busy Tooele County Kirks Hotel 57 W Vine Motorcycles & Medical Assistant depends on experience. Dental Office. Please St. ATVs Pallet Sorters (need to be able to lift 70 Stansbury Clinic Please send resumes to fax resumes to 843- lbs) start pay $9.00 2002 YAMAHA Ban- Job #23784 Bear River Publishing, 8852. PART TIME Medical re- 1250 Industrial Park ceptionsit needed eve- shee, excellent condi- Supervisors start pay $11.00 The University Hospitals and Clinics is seeking a Medical Road, Preston, ID EXPERIENCED Groom- nings and weekends. tion, worth a lot more Can receive up to a .25 cent increase er needed for busy but only asking $3000. after 90 days for good work performance. Assistant in a very pleasant and team oriented clinic. Great 83263. (ucan) Fax resume to 882- groom shop. FT/ PT. 3859 Attn. Angela 884-3267 Propak offers a benefi t package includes work environment and benefi ts. Will support the center nurse, ACTORS, EXTRAS, Call 843-9464 ask for medical, dental, vision, life, accident physicians, and management in all functions of the clinic Models, character Keli. Needs own tools. RECEPTIONIST NEED- TRAILER 2 ‘05 quads. insurance plus Paid Time Off Plan. including front and back offi ce, with some limited laboratory types. $72-$715 daily. ED must work week- 250 Suzuki $2600 obo, EXPERIENCED PHAR- Background and Drug Screen are required, work. Requires completion of a certifi ed MA program or No exp. Not a school. ends, cleaning duties 150 Kazuma $1300 EOE. Apply in person at: Free workshops. 801- MACY TECH, licensed, required. Please call obo 7x12 trailer $1300 equivalency; current BLS -Health Care Provider card; 438-0067 full time, great benefits, 843-9410 or inquire obo. Wal-Mart DC/ Propak phlebotomy skills and human relation and effective commu- top pay. Apply in per- within 978 North Main. 929 North SR 138 AVON: TO BUY OR son, 30 West 1st South. nication skills. Must have profi ciency in the specifi c clinic’s TOOELE Grantsville, UT 84029 SELL. Sell to anyone. Ask for Phoebe. SERVER, must be over TRANSCRIPT specialty skills within six weeks of hire; medical Assistant ULLETIN For information call in- 18, some cooking re- B Ph# 435-884-5205 Certifi cation or Registration preferred. Please apply online at: dependent sales repre- FEED DEALER WANT- quired. Call between 7- www.hr.utah.edu sentative Vi Knutson ED! LOOMIX® feed 1 882-8066 Human Resources 884-3830 supplements is seeking 420 Wakara Way, Suite 105 a local dealer. Motivat- TECHNICAL WRITER- BUSINESS/ OFFICE ed individual with cattle Requires a four year Shaw Environmental and Infrastructure, Inc (Shaw), Salt Lake City, UT 84108 is a leading, full-service provider of Environmental Engineering and Phone: (801) 581-2169 MANAGER. The Herald knowledge and com- bachelor's degree in Journal has an opening munity ties. Flexible science and two year Construction services. Our rapid growth has created immediate Equal Opportunity Employer for a Business/Office hours and supplemental experience in preparing openings for the following positions: Manager. Manager will income. Contact Connie technical/ scientific doc- report directly to the @ 1-800-883-3817/ umentation or eight Equipment Operator Publisher and will be a ckincheloe@loomix. years equivalent experi- The qualifi ed candidate will be required to perform activities key part of the manage- com. (ucan) ence. Email resumes to ment team of the news- weldon.hunsaker@dcd. associated with environmental construction and remediation, as well as paper. The successful FRAMERS hard work- army.mil or fax to hazardous waste clean up. A minimum of 2 years experience candidate will have sol- ing, dependable, good (435)833-0171 operating one or more pieces of heavy construction equipment such id accounting (GL, working environment, as excavators, loaders, dozers, articulated dump trucks and other earth The Assessor’s Offi ce has an immediate opening for a Deputy budgeting, financial pay weekly, Tooele THE UTAH ARMY Na- moving equipment is required. Equipment operators will also be work. Spencer 840- tional Guard Is currently Assessor I. This position will be responsible for all functions statement preparation, required to perform labor work as needed. necessary to operate the Motor Vehicle Department. This includes accounts receivable, 0412 looking for mentally and registration renewals, title changes, and collection, balancing and accounts payable, and physically tough individ- FULL TIME Position, uals who are willing to Laborers/Technicians depositing of fees and sales tax. collections) and prior management experi- Tuesday thru Saturday. serve in the Special This position entails general dirt construction labor work; hand ence. You must pos- Must be dependable Forces. Great training excavation, cleanup and other manual labor tasks; safe handling of Deputy Assessor I ($10.32) flexible, must be 18 or sess excellent analytical and benefits. If you are hazardous materials; and operation of light equipment and company • Graduation from high school, and two (2) years of offi ce older, mature welcome. interested, please con- and organizational work vehicles. experience or an equivalent combination of education and skills, be computer pro- See Ima for application tact: SFC Craig Dowen experience. ficient and have demon- at Papa Bob’s, 196 at (435) 833-0928 Both positions require frequent use of respiratory protection and West Main Grantsville. • Some knowledge of the principles, practices, techniques and strated an ability to ef- (ucan) personal protective clothing; may include heavy lifting; and require a fectively lead and moti- HIRING CONCRETE methods of assessing the value of variety of personal property WAGSTAFF CON- valid driver’s license. A high school diploma or equivalent and items. vate people. At least workers, form setters four years of accounting and flatwork finishers. STRUCTION now hiring current OSHA 1910.120 HAZWOPER training are preferred. Frequent • Skill in operating calculators and operating personal computer’s management experi- Call Geoff at exp. framers lead and overtime may be required. • Skill in making arithmetic calculations and handling money. labors (801)557-4047 ence and a bachelor’s (435)630-6131 or Lee Shaw is currently looking to hire local employees for potential work in • Must be bondable at (435)636-5523 degree in Accounting or WANTED: CONCRETE the Dugway, Utah area. In addition, Shaw is looking to hire • Must spend long periods of time sitting; and lift a minimum Finance, or the equiva- finishers and laborers, lent combination of ex- LABORERS NEEDED employees for project work that may require extensive travel. of 20 lbs or less. for local company. We no experience necessa- perience/education is ry, will train. 830-0374 To be considered for an interview, please call 949.660.5352 or fax required. Please send offer excellent benefits Complete job description is available at the resume and work history to 949.474.8309. Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce resume and earning ex- and pay. Please apply WANTED: LABORERS in person at Bolinder 47 South Main, Tooele or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us pectations to: Bruce K. for construction work, EOE, M/F/D/V. This recruitment will close on May 22, 2006 at 5:00 p.m. EEO Employer Smith, Publisher,The Company 1830 West experienced and driver Herald Journal,PO Box Hwy 112. license. Call 840-0214 487, Logan, Utah or 882-2096 84321. (ucan) Liddiard Home Furnish- ings is now hiring expe- www.wtalent.com MOD- CARPENTER ROUGH rienced, assertive, self ELS, ACTORS, VOICE- Wal-Mart framing 1 plus year ex- motivated and career OVER, Seniors & Kids Maintenance perience, pay based on minded Sales Associ- Needed NOW for Film, experience, call ates for our new store TV, Print, Catalogs & Distribution Center (435)843-1383 located in Tooele. Lid- Conventions. ALL Technician diard Home Furnishings AGES NO EXPERI- CLOTHESLINE EX- has been family owned ENCE NEEDED 1-801- JOB FAIR!! Cargill, Inc., a world leader in agriculture and industry is seeking PRESS CLEANER is for over 50 years and is 456-1500. (ucan) now hiring 2 presser po- expanding in one of the to hire a Maintenance technician. Duties include troubleshooting sitions. Will train. Morn- fastest counties in the YOUNG BUSINESSMAN th RD and repairing mechanical and electrical equipment as well as ing, part time hours nation. If you are the WITH disability seeks MAY 30 THRU JUNE 3 minor fabrication work including installation and modification of available. Fast paced right individual with a live-in travel companion new and existing conveyor and packaging equipment. Applicants environment. Apply at great attitude, this may / housekeeper / person- 134 W 1180 N Suite 1. be the opportunity you al assistant in Califor- **Please call the Distribution Center from MAY 30 must be eighteen years or older and provide identification for RD have been looking for. nia. Room, Board, sal- to JUNE 3 to schedule a time to fill out an application day, eligibility purposes. Applicants must be available to work rotating CNA CLASSES We provide comprehen- ary, travel and college using our hiring centers. shifts and overtime as needed. A High School diploma/GED is evening or weekend sive training and offer tuition assistance. No classes, 2 week course. great pay with generous Qualified applicants will be scheduled for a first required, additional schooling/degree a plus. Four to Five years experience needed. 1- information line 467- benefits. Come join our 877-256-9829. (ucan) interview the following week** experience is desired. Must pass a written exam. 6400 www.ccCNA.com fun and positive working Cargill offers an excellent benefit package environment! Please Business CONSTRUCTION La- feel free to apply in per- 435-884-5144 (Ask for Lori) ‰ 401-k borer, must have valid Opportunities Health and Dental insurance son: 2502 North 400 E. 929 N. State Rd 138 Grantsville, UT ‰ drivers license. Good email resume: jrl@lid- A CASH COW! 90 Vend- ‰ Paid Vacation and Holidays pay state immediately diardhf.com, Fax re- ing Machine Units/30 ‰ Incentive plan Call 882-4949 sume: attn. JR 435-882- Locations. Entire busi- ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FULL AND PART TIME ness - $10,970. Local ‰ Competitive wages CONSTRUCTION/ LA- 0968. Utah Company. Hurry! POSITIONS FOR: ‰ Opportunities for Growth BORER needed for Stylist make $11 Call 1-801-593-0084. fence installation. Call Unloaders, Orderfillers, Loaders $18/hr! Keep busy (ucan) Wage will be $19.05 per hour after 90 day probationary period. Gary with Advanced make money, and have Requires continuous lifting up to 100 lbs. Fencing at 882-1213 Successful applicants will be required to pass a company paid fun, Plus vacation pay ALL CASH CANDY Route. Do you earn CONTACT MANGER paid holidays and insur- Wal-Mart Offers Competitive medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference $800 in a day? Your needed. Farmers Insur- ance. Inquire how you Hourly Wages with a checks, credit check and criminal background check. Cargill own local candy route. ance. $8 per hour. Con- can earn a hirer on bo- Progression Schedule: Includes 30 machines Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. tact Janene at nus. Great Clips. Call and candy. All for $11.90/hr progresses to $14.90/hr (435)884-0896 843-9410 $9,995. 1-888-745- for weekday schedules Interested applicants should apply at: PAINT STORE MANAG- 3353. (ucan) COUNTER HELP need- $13.25/hr progresses to $16.25/hr Utah Department of Workforce Services ed, afternoon/ week- ER, Orem paint store PRIVATE CLUB w/pool for weekend schedules ends. Apply at Ekono- needs an experienced 305 North Main and dancing hall, restar- my Cleaners 132 N. Manager. 1 year paint aunt and real estate for Applicants MUST be 18 Years of Age or Older Tooele, Utah Main. experience a must. Or online at Jobs.utah.gov Drug test required. Fax sale, Tooele. Reduced Applications Are Valid for 60 Days from Submission. resumes to: Jay Mason price. 882-9085 after- Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 1-801-224-8868. (ucan) noons. TUESDAY May 16, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Office Space PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Review and Discus- Deadline for public no- SUBDIVISION PLAT DATED: April 28, 2006. ty purported to be locat- County Courthouse, be liable to the success- Grantsville City Municipal sion on Site Agreement tices is 4 p.m. the day ONE, ACCORDING TO Paul M. Halliday, Jr. ed in Tooele County at a/k/a the Third Judicial ful bidder for any dam- Building Authority of for Conestoga Wood prior to publication. THE OFFICIAL PLAT Successor Trustee 89 West 1930 North, District Court, 47 South age. OFFICE/ BUSINESS Grantsville City will hold 2. Resolution 2006-01 A Public notices submit- THEREOF, AS RE- 376 East 400 South, Tooele, UT 84074 (the Main, Tooele, Utah, on Bidders must tender to space, utilities and high a meeting Wednesday, Resolution of the Rede- ted past the deadline CORDED IN THE OF- Suite 300 undersigned disclaims li- Monday, June 12, 2006, the trustee a $5,000.00 speed internet included, May 17th, 2006. The velopment Agency of will not be accepted. FICE OF THE TOOELE Salt Lake City, Utah ability for any error in the at the hour of 10:00 a.m. deposit at the sale and 272 North Broadway. meeting to be held at Tooele City, Utah, Ap- UPAXLP COUNTY RECORDER. 84111 address), and more par- of that day for the pur- the balance of the pur- (435)882-4949 429 E. Main, Grantsville, proving a Site Agree- 12-022-0-0117 Telephone: (801) 355- ticularly described as: pose of foreclosing a chase price by 12:00 UT 84029 meeting to ment with Conestoga NOTICE OF TRUST- The current beneficiary 2886 Unit No. 6E of THE deed of trust executed by noon the day following Buildings coincide with the Grants- Wood Specialists Incor- EE'S SALE of the trust deed is Mort- Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., FIELDS AT OVERLAKE Craig S. Colovich and the sale. The deposit ville City Council meeting porated. The following described gage Electronic Registra- 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. CONDOMINIUMS, Heather S. Colovich in must be in the form of a that will begin at 7:00 3. Review and Approval real property will be sold tion Systems, Inc., and (MST) Phase Two, together favor of Axiom Financial, cashier’s check or bank BUILDING MATERIALS: at public auction to the METAL buildings, mini p.m. of Facade Grant for the record owners of the FILE NUMBER: 27802 with all improvements lo- Inc., covering real prop- official check payable to AGENDA: Dave’s Drug highest bidder payable in property as of the record- (Published in the Tran- cated thereon, as said erty located at approxi- Lundberg & Associates. storage systems, roof lawful money of the Unit- and wall panels, metal 1. Consideration of Ordi- 4. Appointment of RDA/ ing of the notice of de- script Bulletin May 2, 9 & Unit is identified in the mately 686 East 290 The balance must be in nances/ Resolutions: Economic Development ed States, on June 7, fault are Jason Meadows 16, 2006) plat of said development North, Tooele, Tooele the form of a wire trans- building components. 2006 at 10:00 A.M., at Utah Manufacture 20 a. A resolution of the Specialist and Evelyn Meadows. recorded November 5, County, Utah, and more fer, cashier’s check, Governing Board of the 5. Review of RDA Work the West entrance to the The trustee's sale of the NOTICE OF TRUST- 1999 as entry Number particularly described as: bank official check (credit years plus. Top quality Tooele County Court- low prices. Weekly De- Municipal Building Au- Plan for FY 2007 aforedescribed real prop- EE'S SALE 139556, in Book 596, at LOT 351, OQUIRRH union official checks are thority of Grantsville City, 6. Economic Update house, 47 South Main, erty will be made without The following described Page 191 of the official MEADOWS SUBDIVI- not accepted) or U.S. livery. 1-800-262-5347. Tooele, UT 84074, in the cobuildings@cobuildings. Utah, authorizing the is- 7. Approval of Minutes warranty as to title, pos- property will be sold at records of the Tooele SION PHASE 3, IN Postal money order pay- County of Tooele, State net (ucan) suance and sale of May 3, 2006 session, or encumbran- public auction to the County Recorder, State TOOELE COUNTY, able to Lundberg & As- $2,000,000 lease reve- 8. Adjourn of Utah, for the purpose ces. Bidders must be highest bidder at the of Utah, and as identified STATE OF UTAH, AC- sociates. If wire transfer If you build, remodel or nue bonds, series 2006, Sharon A. Dawson of foreclosing a trust prepared to tender West Main Entrance, and described in the CORDING TO THE OF- is used, an additional remove buildings you for the purpose of financ- Tooele City Recorder deed held by Universal $5,000.00 in certified North Steps, Tooele Declaration of Condo- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF. $10.00 must be remitted can place your classi- ing a fire station; provid- Pursuant to the Ameri- Mortgage Corporation, funds at the sale and the County Courthouse, 47 minium of The Fields at LESS AND EXCEPTING with the purchase price. fied ad in 45 of Utah's ing the form of the can with Disabilities Act, as the current Beneficia- balance of the purchase South Main Street, Overlake Condominiums, THEREFROM THE Cash payments are not newspapers for only bonds; and providing for Individuals Needing Spe- ry, executed by Melanie price in certified funds by Tooele, Utah, on June 1, an Expandable Residen- SOUTH 4.75 FEET accepted. A trustee’s $155. for 25 words ($5. the payment and security cial Accommodations B. Jackson and Mathew 10:00 a.m. the following 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of tial Condominium Proj- THEREOF. deed will be delivered to for each additional of the bonds and related Should Notify Sharon A. Jackson, as Trustor, re- business day. The trust- said day, for the purpose ect, recorded May 14, 12-039-0-0351 the successful bidder word). You will reach up matters. Dawson, Tooele City Re- corded December 4, ee reserves the right to of foreclosing a trust 1999 as entry Number The current beneficiary within three business to 340,000 households Wendy Palmer corder, at 843-2110 prior 1998 as Entry No. cancel the foreclosure af- deed originally executed 131110, in Book 568, at of the trust deed is Mort- days after receipt of the and all you do is call the Secretary to the meeting. TDD 122646, in Book 0542, ter the sale based upon on February 11, 2003 by Page 338 of official re- gage Electronic Registra- amount bid. Transcript Bulletin at In compliance with the Phone Number 843-2108 at Page 0605, of the offi- information unknown to DeWayne Higbee, as cords, and as amended tion Systems, Inc., and DATED: May 8, 2006. 882-0050 for all the de- American with Disability (Published in the Tran- cial records of Tooele the trustee at the time of trustor, in favor of Mort- in the Amendment to the record owners of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- tails. (Mention UCAN Act, Grantsville City will script Bulletin May 16, County, Utah, given to the sale, such as a bank- gage Electronic Registra- Declaration of Condo- property as of the record- ee Classified Network) accommodate reasona- 2006) secure an indebtedness ruptcy filing or an agree- tion Systems, Inc., as minium of the Fields at ing of the notice of de- 3269 South Main, #100 ble requests to assist the in favor of Universal ment between the trustor nominee for SIB Mort- Overlake Condominiums, fault are Craig S. Colo- Salt Lake City, UT METAL ROOFING AND disabled to participate in PUBLIC NOTICE Mortgage Corporation, and beneficiary to post- gage Corp., its succes- an Expandable Residen- vich and Heather S. Co- 84115 siding. No wait in stock! meetings. Request for Notice is hereby given by reason of certain obli- pone or cancel the sale. sors and assigns, cover- tial Condominium Proj- lovich. The trustee's (801) 263-3400 Popular colors and assistance may be made that the Tooele City gations secured thereby. If so cancelled, the only ing the following real ect, recorded November sale of the aforedescri- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. lengths. Get it quick and by calling City Hall at Council will meet in a Notice of Default was re- recourse of the purchas- property purported to be 10, 1999 as entry Num- bed real property will be – 5:00 p.m. delivered! Metalmart 1- least 3 days in advance Business Meeting on corded FEBRUARY 6, er is to receive a refund located in Tooele County ber 139557, in Book 596, made without warranty L&A Case No. 06-55432 800-947-0249, 181 of the meeting that will Wednesday, May 17, 2006, as Entry No. of the money paid to the at 221 North Home at Page 194 of the offi- as to title, possession, or RB South 1200 East, Lehi, be attended by calling 2006 at the hour of 7:00 254223, in Book n/a, at trustee. THIS IS AN AT- Towne Court, Tooele, UT cial records of the encumbrances. Bidders THIS COMMUNICATION Utah. Web Deals- Metal 884-3411. P.M. The meeting will be Page n/a, of said official TEMPT TO COLLECT A 84074 (the undersigned Tooele County Recorder, must be prepared to ten- IS AN ATTEMPT TO mart.biz (ucan) (Published in the Tran- held at the Tooele City records. Trustee will sell DEBT. ANY INFORMA- disclaims liability for any State of Utah. der $5,000.00 in certified COLLECT A DEBT, AND script Bulletin May 16, Hall Council Room locat- at public auction to high- TION OBTAINED WILL error in the address), and TOGETHER WITH an funds at the sale and the ANY INFORMATION STEEL BUILDING 2006) ed at 90 North Main est bidder without war- BE USED FOR THAT more particularly descri- undivided interest, and a balance of the purchase OBTAINED WILL BE SALE! Sentinel Building Street, Tooele, Utah. ranty as to title, posses- PURPOSE. bed as: right and easement of price in certified funds by USED FOR THAT PUR- Systems. Agricultural, PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Pledge of Allegiance sion or encumbrances, DATED this 1st day of Lot 2, Unit 3, HOME use and enjoyment in 10:00 a.m. the following POSE. Commercial, Specialty. NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- 2. Mayor’s Community the following described May, 2006. TOWNE-PUD, a Subdivi- and to the Common Area business day. The trust- (Published in the Tran- Free quote and estimat- EN THAT the Tooele Recognition Awards property: COMMENC- Marlon L. Bates, suc- sion of Tooele City, ac- described, as provided ee reserves the right to script Bulletin May 9, 16 ed erection costs. City Council will meet in 3. Open Forum for Public ING AT A POINT cessor trustee cording to the official plat for and in the percentage cancel the foreclosure af- & 23, 2006) Www.sentinelbuildings. a public hearing and Comment WHICH IS 78 FEET Scalley Reading Bates thereof as recorded in shown, in said Declara- ter the sale based upon com, 1-800-327-0790. Business meeting sched- 4. Resolution 2006-15 A NORTH FROM THE Hansen & Rasmussen, the office of the Tooele tion. This conveyance is information unknown to NOTICE OF TRUST- (ucan) uled for Wednesday, Resolution of the Tooele SOUTHWEST CORNER P.C. County Recorder. subject to the provisions the trustee at the time of EE’S SALE May 17, 2006 in the hour City Council Establishing OF LOT 7, BLOCK 34, Gateway Tower West Together with all the im- of said Declaration, in- the sale, such as a bank- The following described STEEL BUILDINGS. of 7:00 PM. The meeting a P.A.R. Tax Committee, PLAT "A", TOOELE 15 West South Temple, provements now or here- cluding any amendments ruptcy filing or an agree- property will be sold at FACTORY Deals. Save will be held at Tooele Appointing Committee CITY SURVEY, Ste. 600 after erected on the thereto. The undivided ment between the trustor public auction to the $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x City Hall in the City Members, Setting Terms, TOOELE CITY, AND P.O Box 11429 property, and all ease- interest in the Common and beneficiary to post- highest bidder on May 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 Council Chambers, locat- and Establishing Duties RUNNING THENCE Salt Lake City, Utah ments, appurtenances, Area conveyed hereby is pone or cancel the sale. 31, 2006 at 11:45 a.m. at x 12‚ = $3.60/square ed at 90 N Main Street, Presented by Mayor Pat- NORTH 60 FEET; 84144 and fixtures now or here- subject to modification, If so cancelled, the only the North West Main En- foot. 1-800-658-2885. Tooele, Utah. rick Dunlavy THENCE EAST 20.6 Telephone: (801) 531- after a part of the proper- from time to time, as pro- recourse of the purchas- trance to the TOOELE www.rigidbuilding.com Public Hearing to vacate 5. Resolution 2006-16 A RODS, MORE OR 7870 ty. vided in the Declaration er is to receive a refund County Courthouse, 47 (ucan) and amend Utah Indus- Resolution of the Tooele LESS, TO AN ALLEY; Business Hours: 9:00 The current beneficiary for expansion of the Con- of the money paid to the SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE, Financial trial Depot Subdivision City Council Approving a THENCE SOUTH 60 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. of the trust deed is dominium Project. trustee. THIS IS AN AT- UT 84074, in the County No. 1. Vacate and Site Agreement with FEET; THENCE WEST Trustee No. 94084- CitiMortgage, Inc. and Together with all the im- TEMPT TO COLLECT A of TOOELE by BRYAN Services amend portions of lots Conestoga Wood Spe- 20.6 RODS TO THE 8498010001819 the record owner of the provements now or here- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- W. CANNON, as Suc- 101 and 102 and dedi- POINT OF BEGINNING. $$CASH$$ Immediate cialists Incorporated (Published in the Tran- property as of the record- after erected on the TION OBTAINED WILL cessor Trustee, and cate for the common use Tax Serial No. 02-039-0- Cash for Structured Presented by Randy script Bulletin May 2, 9 & ing of the notice of de- property, and all ease- BE USED FOR THAT CitiFinancial Mortgage of lots 100 through 104 0023 Purported Property Settlements, Annuities, Sant 16, 2006) fault is Dewayne Higbee, ments, appurtenances, PURPOSE. Company, Inc. f/k/a The and the surrounding Address: 348 NORTH Law Suit, Mortgage 6. PUBLIC HEARING for as Trustee under decla- and fixtures now or here- DATED this 15th day of Associates Home Equity properties owned by De- 2ND WEST, TOOELE, Notes & Cash Flows. Ordinance 2006-11 An NOTICE OF TRUST- ration of trust of THE after a part of the proper- May, 2006. Services, Inc., current pot Associates, LLC and UT 84074. The under- J.G. Wentworth #1 1- Ordinance of the Tooele EE'S SALE DEWAYNE HIGBEE LIV- ty. Marlon L. Bates, suc- Beneficiary, under the all other properties des- signed disclaims any lia- 800-794-7310. (UCAN) City Council Assigning The following described ING TRUST. The current beneficiary cessor trustee Deed of Trust dated July ignated by Depot Associ- the R1-8 Zoning District bility for any error in the real property will be sold The sale is subject to a of the trust deed is Scalley Reading Bates 11, 2000, made by Public Notices ates, LLC the right to all to the Property Located street address. The own- at public auction to the bankruptcy filing, a pay- Chase Home Finance Hansen & Rasmussen, RALPH E. MAYBURY Meetings roads and easements for at Approximately 380 er of the property as of highest bidder without off, a reinstatement or LLC and the record own- P.C. AND CECILIA R. MAY- use as intended on this East 1000 North the recording of the No- warranty as to title, pos- any other condition of ers of the property as of Gateway Tower West BURY, as Trustor(s) re- Deadline for public no- plat. E avenue (private Presented by Cary tice of Default is reported session or encumbran- which the trustee is not the recording of the no- 15 West South Temple, corded July 17, 2000 as tices is 4 p.m. the day road) may be closed by Campbell to be: Melanie B. Jack- ces, at the West main aware that would cause tice of default are Mat- Ste. 600 Entry No. 150058 in prior to publication. owners upon the opening 7. MOTION for Ordi- son and Mathew Jack- entrance North steps of the cancellation of the thew Newbold and Kristi P.O Box 11429 Book 630 at page 389 of Public notices submit- of Industrial Loop Road. nance 2006-11 An Ordi- son Bidders must tender the Tooele County Court- sale. If any such condi- Newbold. Salt Lake City, Utah official records of ted past the deadline Pursuant to the Ameri- nance of the Tooele City to the trustee a house, 47 South Main, tion exists, the sale shall The sale is subject to a 84144 TOOELE county, given will not be accepted. cans with Disabilities Act, Council Assigning the $5,000.00 deposit at the Tooele, Utah, on May 30, be void, the successful bankruptcy filing, a pay- Telephone: (801) 531- to secure indebtedness UPAXLP individuals needing spe- R1-8 Zoning District to sale and the balance of 2006, at 4:30 o'clock bidder’s funds returned off, a reinstatement or 7870 in favor of CITIFINAN- cial accommodation dur- the Property Located at the purchase price by p.m., of said day: Situat- and the trustee and cur- any other condition of Business Hours: 9:00 CIAL MORTGAGE PUBLIC NOTICE ing this meeting should Approximately 380 East 12:00 noon the next ed in the County of rent beneficiary shall not which the trustee is not a.m. to 5:00 p.m. COMPANY, INC by rea- Grantsville City Council notify Sharon Dawson, 1000 North business day following Tooele, State of Utah, be liable to the success- aware that would cause Trustee No. 94084- son of certain obligations will hold a meeting Wed- Tooele City Recorder pri- Presented by Cary the sale. The deposit more particularly descri- ful bidder for any dam- the cancellation of the 8128419531200 secured thereby. nesday, May 17th, 2006. or to the meeting at (435) Campbell and balance of the sale bed as follows: age. sale. If any such condi- (Published in the Tran- Notice of Default was re- The meeting to be held 843-2110 or TDD (435) 8. PUBLIC HEARING proceeds must be in the Lot 497, THE RIDGE Bidders must tender to tion exists, the sale shall script Bulletin May 16, 23 corded January 27, 2006 at 429 E. Main, Grants- 843-2180. and Motion to Vacate form of a wire transfer, SUBDIVISION NO. 4, the trustee a $5,000.00 be void, the successful & 30, 2006) as Entry No. 253802 of ville, UT 84029 meeting (Published in the Tran- and Amend Utah Indus- cashier's check or certi- according to the official deposit at the sale and bidder’s funds returned said official records. to begin at 7:00 p.m. script Bulletin April 27, trial Depot Subdivision fied funds payable to plat thereof as recorded the balance of the pur- and the trustee and cur- NOTICE OF TRUST- Trustee will sell at public AGENDA: May 2, 9 & 16, 2006) No. 1. Vacate and First Southwestern Title in the office of the Tooele chase price by 12:00 rent beneficiary shall not EE'S SALE auction to the highest 1. Approval of Minutes. Amend Portions of Lots Agency of Utah, Inc.. A County Recorder. TAX # noon the day following be liable to the success- The following described bidder payable in lawful PUBLIC NOTICE 2. Consideration of sal- 101 and 102 and Dedi- trustee's deed will be de- 13-022-0-0497 the sale. The deposit ful bidder for any dam- property will be sold at money of the United Notice is hereby given ary step increases cate for the Common livered to the successful Purportedly known as: must be in the form of a age. public auction to the States, without warranty that the North Tooele 3. Consideration of New Use of Lots 100 Through bidder within three busi- 369 East 770 North, cashier’s check or bank Bidders must tender to highest bidder at the as to title, possession or County Fire Protection Business licenses 104 and the Surrounding ness days after receipt of Tooele, UT 84074 (the official check payable to the trustee a $5,000.00 West Main Entrance, encumbrances. Bidders Service District will hold 4. Consideration of Ordi- Properties Owned by De- the amount bid. This undersigned disclaims li- Lundberg & Associates. deposit at the sale and North Steps, Tooele must be prepared to ten- their regular monthly nances/ Resolutions: pot Associates, LLC and Trustee's Sale may be ability for any error in the The balance must be in the balance of the pur- County Courthouse, 47 der the purchase price in board meeting on May a. A resolution of the City all other Properties Des- subject to a bankruptcy address). the form of a wire trans- chase price by 12:00 South Main Street, the amount bid within 24 18, 2006 at 6:30 p. m. at Council of Grantsville ignated by Depot Associ- filing, a payoff, a rein- The Trust Deed being fer, cashier’s check, noon the day following Tooele, Utah, on June 8, hours of the sale by the Lakepoint Fire Sta- City, Utah, authorizing ates, LLC the Right to all statement or any other foreclosed by these non- bank official check (credit the sale. The deposit 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of cashiers check. tion, 1528 Sunset Road, the municipal building Roads & Easements for condition that would judicial trust deed fore- union official checks are must be in the form of a said day, for the purpose The address of the prop- Lakepoint,UT. authority of Grantsville use as Intended on this cause the cancellation of closure proceedings is not accepted) or U.S. cashier’s check or bank of foreclosing a trust erty is purported to be The agenda will be as City, Utah to issue and Plat. E Avenue (Private this sale. Further, if any dated August 2, 2002, Postal money order pay- official check payable to deed originally executed 239 Starboard Lane, follows: sell $2,000,000 lease Road) May be Closed by of these conditions exist, and was executed by able to Lundberg & As- Lundberg & Associates. on October 9, 2000 by Stansbury Park, UT 1. Roll call revenue bonds, series Owners Upon the Open- this sale will be null and DAVID RIVERS and sociates. If wire transfer The balance must be in Elias L. Renteria and 84074 more particularly 2. Approval of minutes 2006, for the purpose of ing of Industrial Loop void, the successful bidd- SUSAN RIVERS hus- is used, an additional the form of a wire trans- Becky Lujan, as trustors, described as follows: for April 21, 2006 meet- financing a fire station; Road. er's funds shall be re- band and wife, as Trust- $10.00 must be remitted fer, cashier’s check, in favor of Mortgage LOT 67, LAKESIDE ing authorizing the execution Presented by Cary turned, and the Trustee ors, in favor of Utah with the purchase price. bank official check (credit Electronic Registration SUBDIVISION NO. 2, 3. Review and approval of all related documents Campbell and the beneficiary shall Housing Corporation, a Cash payments are not union official checks are Systems, Inc., as nomi- ACCORDING TO THE of new Stansbury Park and the taking of all other 9. PUBLIC HEARING not be liable to the suc- public corporation of the accepted. A trustee’s not accepted) or U.S. nee for Old Kent Mort- OFFICIAL PLAT plans actions necessary to the and Motion for Subdivi- cessful bidder for any State of Utah, the pres- deed will be delivered to Postal money order pay- gage Co., its successors THEREOF, IN TOOELE 4. Set deadline for new consummation of the sion Final Plat for Sunset damages. DATED: May ent Beneficiary. The the successful bidder able to Lundberg & As- and assigns, covering COUNTY, STATE OF station bids for pre-ap- transactions contemplat- Estates Subdivision 3, 2006 present owners are re- within three business sociates. If wire transfer the following real proper- UTAH. 09-018-0-0067 proved contractors ed by the issuance of the Phase 2, 35 Lots Total- FIRST SOUTHWEST- ported to be DAVID RIV- days after receipt of the is used, an additional ty purported to be locat- The undersigned dis- 5. Insurance review bonds; and related mat- ing Approximately 10.9 ERN TITLE AGENCY ERS and SUSAN RIV- amount bid. $10.00 must be remitted ed in Tooele County at claims liability for any er- 6. Bills and Communica- ters. Acres at 2100 North and OF UTAH, INC. LUCY ERS husband and wife. DATED: April 26, 2006. with the purchase price. 658 East 670 North, ror in the address. The tions 5. Award Bids for Con- 170 West Zoned R1-8 DENLEY, Asst. Vice The purchase price is Scott Lundberg, Trust- Cash payments are not Tooele, UT 84074 (the record owner(s) of the 7. Policies and proce- struction of New Fire Presented by Cary President Successor payable in lawful money ee accepted. A trustee’s undersigned disclaims li- property as of the record- dures Station Campbell Trustee 102 West 500 of the United States of 3269 South Main, #100 deed will be delivered to ability for any error in the ing of the Notice of De- 8. Approve new mem- 6. Set Public Hearings; 10. PUBLIC HEARING South, Suite 300 Salt America. Bidders must Salt Lake City, UT the successful bidder address), and more par- fault are RALPH E. MAY- bers a. Minor Subdivision for and Motion for Subdivi- Lake City, UT 84101 06- be prepared to tender to 84115 within three business ticularly described as: BURY AND CECILIA R. 9. Other business Eric & Angela Vaughn for sion Final Plat for The 6615/Jackson, Melanie the Trustee a $5,000.00 (801) 263-3400 days after receipt of the Lot 14, THE RIDGE MAYBURY. 10. Adjournment 1 lot into four lots-410 W. Cove at Overlake Con- B. & Mathew P246708 non-refundable deposit Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. amount bid. PLAT "C", according to This sale is for the pur- Dated this 10th day of Cherry dominiums to Include 10 (Published in the Tran- in certified funds or a – 5:00 p.m. DATED: May 1, 2006. the official plat thereof, pose of paying obliga- May, 2006 b. Zone change from Buildings, 132 Units at script Bulletin May 9, 16, cashier's check at the L&A Case No. 05-54821 Scott Lundberg, Trust- as recorded in the office tions secured by said Pamela Rowley RR-1 and R1-21 to CS. 1845 North Berra Boule- 23, 2006) time of sale to secure RB ee of the Tooele County Re- Deed of Trust including Admin. Clerk 641 W. Main Street. vard Zoned P-Overlake bid, and the balance of THIS COMMUNICATION 3269 South Main, #100 corder. fees, charges and ex- (Published in the Tran- NOTICE OF TRUST- 7. Annexation Feasibility Presented by Cary the purchase price must IS AN ATTEMPT TO Salt Lake City, UT Together with all the im- penses of Trustee, ad- script Bulletin May 11 & EE'S SALE study plan. Campbell be paid in full in the form COLLECT A DEBT, AND 84115 provements now or here- vances, if any, under the 16, 2006) The following described 8. Approval of Bills. 11. Minutes of certified funds or a ANY INFORMATION (801) 263-3400 after erected on the terms of said Deed of real property will be sold 9. Council Information April 27, 2006 (Special cashier's check within 24 OBTAINED WILL BE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. property, and all ease- Trust, interest thereon PUBLIC NOTICE at public auction to the updates. Meeting) hours from the time of USED FOR THAT PUR- – 5:00 p.m. ments, appurtenances, and the unpaid principal The Central Region highest bidder, purchase 10. Adjourn May 3, 2006 sale. POSE. L&A Case No. 06-55383 and fixtures now or here- of the note secured by Council on Workforce price payable in lawful Wendy Palmer May 3, 2006 (Closed This Trustee’s Sale is (Published in the Tran- JT after a part of the proper- said Deed of Trust with Services will hold its next money of the United City Recorder Session) subject to a bankruptcy script Bulletin May 2, 9 & THIS COMMUNICATION ty. interest thereon as in monthly Meeting on May States of America at the In compliance with the 12. Invoices filing, a payoff, a rein- 16, 2006) IS AN ATTEMPT TO The current beneficiary said note and by law pro- 25, 2006 at 12:30 pm at time of sale, at the north- American with Disability Presented by Sharon statement or any other COLLECT A DEBT, AND of the trust deed is Fifth vided. the Department of Work- ern most, of the two west Act, Grantsville City will Dawson condition of which the NOTICE OF TRUST- ANY INFORMATION Third Mortgage Compa- DATED this 27th day of force Services – Rm 157, entrances of the Tooele accommodate reasona- 13. Mayor’s Report trustee is not aware that EE'S SALE OBTAINED WILL BE ny and the record own- April, 2006. 1385 South State Street, County Courthouse, ble requests to assist the 14. Adjourn to be Fol- would cause the cancel- The following described USED FOR THAT PUR- ers of the property as of BRYAN W. CANNON Salt Lake City UT. a/k/a the Third Judicial disabled to participate in lowed by a Closed Exec- lation of this sale. Fur- property will be sold at POSE. the recording of the no- 8619 South Sandy (Published in the Tran- District Court, 47 South meetings. Request for utive Session to Discuss ther, if any of these con- public auction to the (Published in the Tran- tice of default are Elias L. Parkway script Bulletin May 16, Main, Tooele, Utah, on assistance may be made Real Property Acquisition ditions exist, this sale will highest bidder at the script Bulletin May 2, 9 & Renteria, Becky Lujan, Building A, Suite 111 2006) Tuesday, May 30, 2006, by calling City Hall at Sharon A. Dawson be null and void, the suc- West Main Entrance, 16, 2006) and Martin Verdugo. Sandy, Utah 84070 at the hour of 10:30 a.m. least 3 days in advance Tooele City Recorder cessful bidder’s funds North Steps, Tooele The sale is subject to a www.cannonfirm.com PUBLIC NOTICE of that day for the pur- of the meeting that will Pursuant to the Ameri- shall be returned, and County Courthouse, 47 bankruptcy filing, a pay- Office Hours: M-F 8am Notice is hereby given pose of foreclosing a NOTICE OF TRUST- be attended by calling can with Disabilities Act, the Trustee and the Ben- South Main Street, off, a reinstatement or – 5pm that the Tooele City Re- deed of trust executed by EE'S SALE 884-3411. Individuals Needing Spe- eficiary shall not be liable Tooele, Utah, on June 1, any other condition of Phone: (801) 255-7475 development Agency will Jason Meadows and The following described (Published in the Tran- cial Accommodations to the successful bidder 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of which the trustee is not Cannon File #2060070 meet in a Business Evelyn Meadows in favor real property will be sold script Bulletin May 16, Should Notify Sharon A. for any damages. said day, for the purpose aware that would cause (Published in the Tran- Meeting on Wednesday, of United Security Finan- at public auction to the 2006) Dawson, Tooele City Re- THIS COMMUNICATION of foreclosing a trust the cancellation of the script Bulletin May 2, 9 & May 17, 2006, at the cial, covering real prop- highest bidder, purchase corder, at 843-2110 prior IS AN ATTEMPT TO deed originally executed sale. If any such condi- 16, 2006) hour of 6:00 P.M.. The erty located at approxi- price payable in lawful to the meeting. TDD COLLECT A DEBT, AND on June 13, 2000 by money of the United tion exists, the sale shall TOOELE meeting will be held at mately 1235 East 940 TRANSCRIPT Phone Number 843-2108 ANY INFORMATION Matthew Newbold and be void, the successful BULLETIN the Tooele City Hall North, Tooele, Tooele States of America at the (Published in the Tran- OBTAINED WILL BE Kristi Newbold, as trust- bidder’s funds returned Council Room located at County, Utah, and more time of sale, at the north- Serving Tooele County script Bulletin May 16, USED FOR THAT PUR- ors, in favor of CTX Mort- and the trustee and cur- for 112 Years 90 North Main Street, particularly described as: ern most, of the two west Tooele, Utah 2006) POSE. gage Company, covering entrances of the Tooele rent beneficiary shall not Continued on next page LOT 117, CARR FORK the following real proper- TUESDAY May 16, 2006 B11 TUESDAY May 16, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11 Aaron Dr. Open; mixed; non-smok- Continued from ing; wheelchair access; nursery previous page Public Notices Public Notices available Monday-Friday. (Adults Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices only on Saturday.) garding title, possession, Bids will be publicly Feeling trapped? Trustee's Sales condition, or encumbran- opened and read aloud at the time established If someone’s drinking is affect- NOTICE OF TRUST- ces, including fees, above and presented to EE’S SALE charges, and expenses ing your life, Alanon can help. Call the Tooele County Com- APN: 12-060-0-0027 of the Trustee and of the 882-7756 for information. Meet mission at 3:00 PM . Trust No. 06-3919-UT trusts created by said Bids received after the Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Loan No. 1100091018 Deed of Trust, to pay the bid opening time shall 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. at Ref: MICHELLE MORRI- remaining principle sums not be accepted. Bids SON IMPORTANT NO- of the note(s) secured by St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron must conform and be re- TICE TO PROPERTY said Deed of Trust. The Dr., Tooele. sponsive to all contract OWNER You are in de- current beneficiary of the documents. Alateen meets Mondays fault under a deed of Trust Deed as of the Contract documents are trust dated October 19, date of this notice is Alateen meets Mondays at 6:30 available at the office of 2004. Unless you take WELLS FARGO BANK, p.m. at St. Barnabas church in the Architect on or after action to protect your N.A, F/K/A WELLS FAR- May 23, 2006, upon a Overlake. Please come for sharing property, it may be sold GO HOME MORTGAGE deposit of $100.00 and caring. Please call 849-1881 for at a public sale. If you INC The record owner of (checks only accepted) need an explanation of the property as of the re- more information. per set, a maximum of this proceeding, you cording of the Notice of two sets, as a guarantee Kick drug habit should contact a Lawyer. Default is/are MICHELLE of the safe return of un- On JUNE 13, 2006, at MORRISON Dated: MAY A 12 Step Addiction Recovery damaged documents to 4:30 PM, James H. 16, 2006 Program for addictive/compulsive the Architect within 5 Woodall, as duly appoint- James H. Woodall days after receipt of pro- behavior, run by LDS Social Services ed Trustee under a Deed 10653 River Front Park- posals. Any proposer in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new of Trust recorded Octo- way, Ste 290 South Jor- who procures documents ber 26, 2004, as Instru- dan, Utah 84095 (801) members and everyone. and does not submit pro- ment No. 230940 in book 254-9450 Hours: 9:00 • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. posals for the project photography Debbie Winn 0978 at page 0406, of am - 5:00 pm. James shall forfeit the deposit, Tangles Salon is a new member of the Chamber of Commerce and recently celebrated their membership 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 the official records in the H. Woodall, TRUSTEE unless documents are • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. office of the County re- TAC with a ribbon cutting. Missy Gregrich (owner) along with her staff which includes Rachel Ward, Niki Young, returned to the Architect corder of TOOLE Coun- (Published in the Tran- Ember Hunt, Jessica Hawkins and Mindy Palmer are included in the photo. Missing from photo is Jerry Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 within 5 days prior to bid ty, State of Utah execut- script Bulletin May 16, 23 opening. Ditzer. Miss Tooele County Tiffany Jack was on hand to help welcome Tangles along with Chamber members ed by MICHELLE MOR- & 30, 2006) Bid security is required in Sherrie Johnson-Tooele Federal Credit Union, Bob Sheedy-Leavitt Insurance, Linda Freitas-24/7 Janitorial, RISON, A MARRIED the form of a certified Chad Fullmer-Dennys and Debbie Winn-Chamber executive director. Tangles is located at 47 N. Main St. and General WOMAN WILL SELL AT Public Notices check or cashiers check PUBLIC AUCTION TO can be reached at 882-1132. Miscellaneous payable to the Owner, or HIGHEST BIDDER, a bid bond in favor of the PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Study Bible Deadline for public no- Owner, executed by the MONEY OF THE UNIT- Come to Bible Study Fellowship, tices is 4 p.m. the day bidder as principal and a ED STATES AT THE prior to publication. satisfactory surety com- International, an interdenomination- TIME OF SALE. SUC- Public notices submit- pany as surety, in an al, challenging, exciting and insight- CESSFUL BIDDERS ted past the deadline amount not less than 5% MUST TENDER A DE- ful Bible study in Salt Lake City. Ask will not be accepted. of the maximum amount POSIT OF $5,000 IN Mrs. Wallace; call 882-8113. UPAXLP of the bid. Bid security CERTIFIED FUNDS TO shall be given as a guar- THE TRUSTEE AT THE INVITATION TO BID Learn motherhood antee that the bidder will TIME OF SALE, WITH PROJECT: TOOELE The “Road to Motherhood Tour” execute the contract if it THE BALANCE DUE BY COUNTY HEALTH DE- is awarded to them, in is a traveling educational program NOON THE FOLLOW- PARTMENT REMODEL conformity with the con- for expectant parents that will visit ING BUSINESS DAY, AND ADDITION tract documents. these two locations: AT THE OFFICE OF 151 NORTH MAIN The Owner reserves the THE TRUSTEE AT THE STREET TOOELE, • Saturday, May 20 — 10 a.m. to 5 right to reject any and all WEST MAIN EN- UTAH bids, or to waive any ir- p.m. Babies “R” Us (parking lot) 106 TRANCE, NORTH BID RECEIPT regularities or informali- E. University Pkwy., Orem STEPS OF THE TOOLE 12 O’CLOCK NOON, ties in any bid or in the COUNTY DISTRICT TUESDAY JUNE 6, 2006 • Sunday, May 21 — 11 a.m. to bidding as may be in the COURT, 47 SOUTH TOOELE COUNTY 5 p.m. Babies “R” Us (parking lot) best interest of the MAIN STREET, TOOLE, CLERKS OFFFICE School District. 1122 E. Fort Union Blvd., Midvale UTAH all right, title and ATTN: MARILYN GIL- All questions concerning Key features of the tour include interest conveyed to and LETTE the bid shall be directed now held by it under said 47 SOUTH MAIN the use of remarkable footage that to the Architect Dennis Deed of Trust in the STREET ROOM 130 combines sophisticated computer H. Cecchini MHTN Archi- property situated in said TOOELE, UTAH 84074 tects Inc. 801-595-6700. animation with state-of-the art ultra- County and State descri- ARCHITECT: (Published in the Tran- sound technology, live daily presen- bed as: ALL OF LOT 27, MHTN ARCHITECTS script Bulletin May 11, ALANTOWNE SUBDIVI- INC. tations on parenting topics and gift 16, 18, 23 & 25, 2006) SION, ACCORDING TO 420 EAST SOUTH TEM- bags and product samples, all to PLE, SUITE 100 THE OFFICIAL PLAT PUBLIC NOTICE help parents and family members SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH photography Debbie Winn THEREOF ON FILE SLCAP Head Start seeks prepare for the arrival of a child. 84111 AND OF RECORD IN contractor to move mod- Jack Rabbit Press recently held a ribbon cutting to celebrate their new business and membership in the Sealed bids will be re- THE OFFICE OF THE ular classroom and in- Tooele County Chamber of Commerce. Jack and Cari Gavin (owners), along with their children, Jackson, Calling artists ceived by the Tooele TOOLE COUNTY RE- stall utilities for buildings Solomon, Gideon and Abigail, were joined in the celebration by friends and family including Lance Hampton, The Eccles Community Art Center County Clerk at the ad- CORDER The street ad- in Wendover. A site dress and time stated Lori Hampton, Catherine Hampton, Tacoma White, Tara White, Kelsey White, Jude White, Gregory and Kathy in Ogden is announcing a call for dress and other common meeting will be held for above, for all construc- Franzwa, Pastor Jon McCartney and Miss Tooele County Tiffany Jack. Members of the Chamber in atten- entry for its 32nd Annual Statewide designation of the real bidding contractors at the tion work to complete the property described Head Start building in dance included Karen Croft-Mountain America Credit Union, Bob Sheedy-Leavitt Insurance Agency, Chad Competition. Original work in any Tooele County Health above is purported to be: Wendover on 100 South Fullmer-Denny, Linda Freitas-24/7 Janitorial and Debbie Winn, Chamber executive director. medium, including paintings, prints, Department Remodel 575 South 450 West Wildcat Blvd on Thurs- and Addition in accord- monoprints, drawings, graphics, pot- Toole, Utah 84074 The day, May18 at 1:00 PM. ance with the contract attending the Utah Shakespearean • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Commerce hosts Business After tery, sculptures, and textiles are eli- undersigned Trustee dis- Bids due May 26 at 5:00 documents prepared by Festival. Mondays and Wednesdays Mexican train 2 p.m.; Bingo noon; Hours on Thursday, May 18, 5:30-7 claims any liability for PM. For full bid info con- gible. Photographs are not eligible. MHTN Architects Inc. any incorrectness of the tact Rudy Anderson 977- 8-10:30 p.m. dancing 6-8 p.m.; No evening meals p.m. at the Tooele campus of Salt (A statewide photographic competi- The sealed envelope street address and other 1122 or randerson • Geology field excursions — on Fridays during June, July or Lake Community College, 66 W. containing the bids shall tion will be held in February). common designation, if @slcap.org. bear the name of the Explore and investigate local areas August. Vine. There is no charge for this The original works will be accept- any, shown herein. Said (Published in the Tran- General Contracting Firm with unique geological settings. May • May 17 — Drawings for prizes event. sale will be made without script Bulletin May 16, ed on Friday and Saturday, June submitting the bid and covenant or warranty, 2006) 20-June 3. during breakfast by Harmony Home Shop Tooele meets 23-24, at the Eccles Community express or implied, re- the project title listed • Medieval European Civilization Health above. Shop Tooele is meeting on Art Center at 2580 Jefferson Ave., — Take a journey back in time. • May 19 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, May 17, at 7 p.m. at Ogden. Anyone interested in receiv- Thursdays 8-10:30 p.m. with Delbert; entertainment 5-6 by American Family Insurance next to ing information, or a call for entry the Tooele County School District Michael Harris Macey’s on Main St. There will be should call Debra, Donna or Liz at Doings office. This is our first graduation of Seniors • May 26 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. two presenters this month, American 801-392-6935. The call for entry may continued from page B5 Academy students, and we are really with Ned Family Insurance and Curtis Cook be found on-line at www.ogden4arts. looking forward to it. • May 31 — Drawings for prizes with Envision Lending. There is no org. Children of all abilities are welcome McBride retires Grantsville seniors 9:30 to noon. Meeting for members cost and light refreshments will be Become Miss Rodeo Queen at noon. Election of board members and the program is free of charge. Mark your calendars for a retire- The Grantsville Senior Center can served. Shop Tooele is an alliance of Applications are now being and results will be announced. For more information, call 884-3703. ment celebration in honor of Jane be reached at 884-3446. independent and home-based busi- accepted for the Miss Rodeo Utah Friends hold book sale McBride, who has been a teacher and • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch Senior Circle, MWMC nesses that get together to meet Queen Contest. Applicants must The Friends of the Tooele Public mentor extraordinaire for 24 years. at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Senior Circle is for those over 50 neighbors and to support the com- be a residents Utah, between Library Bookstore has accumulated Come to the Tooele County School • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 munity. the ages of 19-25, to participate. a large number of books for the District Office, 92 S. Lodestone Way, a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch for a membership form and to RSVP Sewing guild meets Applications can be picked up at spring sale Saturday, May 20. Many on May 18 at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. for all activities except exercise and Our monthly meeting will be held the Ogden Pioneer Days office, 1810 hardbacks are new and cost $.50; Adult Ed • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. water aerobics. Wednesday, May 17, in the Extension Washington Blvd., Ogden, Monday paperbacks are two for $.25. Hours breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. • Body Instincts — Meets 10 a.m. office auditorium at 9:30 a.m. Bring thru Friday, 12-6 p.m., or you may are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the bookstore Bunko Tuesdays at Pinnacle Therapy (29 a project of your choice to work on. call 801-621-1696 for more informa- and the library conference room. The Tooele Adult Education • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 S. Main). Bring a show and tell and a treat to tion or to request an application be We thank the public for generous Center is located at 76 S. 1000 W. a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- • Hinges and Twinges (water share if you want. Call Geri Thomas sent to you. Deadline for all applica- donations. Call 833-1994 with questions and to ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and at 882-3487 if you have questions. tions is June 2, 2006. register for classes. pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Real estate investors meet The contest will be held July 19- • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at Center, $2. Advanced computer class set Tooele Real Estate Investors 24, 2006. Reunions noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • May 17 — Wellness Luncheon, An advanced computer class in Group will meet May 18 at 7 p.m. Supervision seminar slated • Everyday puzzles, pool, social 11 a.m. at MWMC classrooms. Topic Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, at the city building. There is a guest The Salt Lake & Tooele Employer • May 19 — Birthday dinner 4 is arthritis and exercise. THS Class of ‘96 PowerPoint and Windows will run speaker at each meeting. This is for Committee Seminar on effec- p.m. with variety show entertain- • May 22 — Knotty Knitters, 10 Come to the Tooele High School Tuesday and Wednesday nights for the real estate investor, those who tive supervision, presented by ment, election and installation of a.m. at MWMC classrooms. class of 1996 reunion July 14-15 . four weeks beginning May 16 from want to be and those who have Steven Stowell, PhD, will be held officers • May 24 — Senior Circle Day Trip • July 14 — 6 p.m. Free family 6-9 p.m. Fees vary from $20-40. services to offer the investor. For Wednesday, May 17, 11 a.m. to 1:30 • May 20 — Canceled — Old Time to Clark Planetarium/Gateway Mall. picnic at Tooele City Park Inglés idioma Segundo more details or to get on the E-mail p.m. Lunch will be served at 11:30 Fiddlers • May 25 — Healthy Women • July 15 — 7 a.m. Golf scramble/ ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y list, contact 882-0355 or Curtis at a.m. with the presentation at noon. • May 22 — Tuacahn/Mesquite Seminar, 7 p.m. at MWMC class- breakfast at Tooele City Golf Course participa en las divertidas clases 801-205-1700. R.S.V.P. with Sylvia Farrand at (801)- reservations due. Trip is June 12. rooms. Topic is varicose veins. $15 per/person; 6 p.m. dinner at de inglés como idioma segundo. 468-0239 or E-mail sfarrand@utah. • May 30 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 • May 30 — Birthday Bingo, 5 p.m. Eagle’s Nest $25 per/person Partícipes: principiantes y avanza- gov. Location is the Little America p.m. by appointment at MWMC classrooms. Send money and the number of dos. Recovery Hotel Ballroom, 500 S. Main St., Salt • June 6 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. people in your party to: Chelsea Dias lunes y hueves de 7 a 9 Lake City. The cost is $32. to noon Norby Snell, 895 Dahlia St. #15, p.m. Centro de Educación para • June 7 — Center meeting 1 p.m. Groups CASA meets Thursdays New art exhibit set Denver, CO 80220. For more informa- Adultos, 76 South 1000 West, Tooele. • June 17 — Old Time Fiddlers Christians Against Substance Art Access is pleased to announce tion, e-mail tooeleclassof96@gmail. Teléfono: 833-1994 1-3 p.m. Chamber hosts businesses Abuse (CASA) is a support group that local artist Vojko Rizvanovic com or call Tori White at 435-830- ¡No faltes! for any addiction. The 12 step has been selected as one of 23 inter- • June 18 — Happy Father’s Day Tooele County Chamber of 4722. Get high school diploma Bible based program will be used. national artists with disabilities, • June 23 — Summer Dutch oven Commerce hosts Business After THS Class of ‘66 The center offers all classes Meetings will be each Thursday at 7 out of 292 artist applicants, juried dinner 4 p.m. Free for all members Hours on Thursday, May 25, 5:30-7 Time is running out to return your required for a high school diploma, p.m. at the Tooele Church of Christ, into the prestigious Transformation or $3. Reserve yours by June 16. p.m. at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, activity choices, money and updates adult basic education, GED prepa- 430 W. Utah Ave. No cost and free Exhibition. Transformation will • June 27 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 61 E. 1280 North, Tooele . There is for our directory. The deadline is ration, word processing, drivers’ baby sitting will be provided. For hang in the Terrance Gallery of the p.m. by appointment no charge for this event. May 31. The date of the reunion will education and English as a second • June 30 — Wendover trip $15 more information call 882-4642. Kennedy Center from June 5-29. be Fri. July 7 and Sat. July 8. Please language. AAUW meets Tooele AA meets daily Call for artists advise us if you have made contact Tooele seniors The Tooele Branch of the American Register now to graduate in June Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous The Utah Arts Council and Division with classmates on the “unable to The Tooele County Senior Citizen Association of University Women — just $25 per semester. meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at of Facilities and Construction locate” list. If you have need of Center can be reached at 882-2870. will meet for dinner Thursday, May 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for Management announce the call for further info. contact Keith Davis • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aer- 18, 6:30 p.m. at the Canton City information. entry for the creation of public art USU obics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line Restaurant, 822 E. Main, Grantsville. 882-6721, Dennis Murray 882-5568, for a new Health Sciences Center dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. We will install officers for 2006-2007. Dealer’s Choice AA meets Karen Powell 882-5449 or Kathy at Salt Lake Community College • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Persons interested are invited to Dealer’s Choice AA meeting will Strieby 882-1369. (SLCC), Jordan Campus in West Take summer adventure Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. attend. be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at the Register for a whole new adven- Jordan. The deadline for submis- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. AAUW promotes equity for all United Methodist Church, 78 E. ture with a summer USU class. Call sions is June 16. A pre-proposal to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing women and girls, lifelong educa- Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get direc- 882-6611 or visit the Tooele branch meeting will be held for interested Schools 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceram- tion and positive societal change. tions or information. campus at 1021 W. Vine St. Classes artists and artist teams on May 17 at ics 1 p.m. For more information call 882-9002 offered are: Castaways AA meetings set 5:30 p.m. at the SLCC West Jordan • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; or 882-0265 or visit www.aauwutah. AOIT graduation set • Introduction to Shakespeare Castaway’s Alcoholics Campus High Tech Center, Room aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; org. Anonymous meets Monday-Saturday The IT Academy graduation is set — Learn about Shakespearean trag- 111, 3491 W. 9000 South in West blood pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 at noon and on Friday at 6:30 p.m. at for Wednesday, May 17, at 4 p.m. at edies, comedies and history while p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. Chamber hosts businesses Jordan. Tooele County Chamber of the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Caring Heart

Dee Askerlund Mountain West Hospice and Home Health

The gentle hands and caring heart of a OurOur NurseNurse Hospice nurse provide an invaluable service of compassion, ofof thetheYearYear comfort and information for patients who have a terminal illness, and for their families who face the painful inevitability of their death. Dee Askerlund, a registered nurse for Mountain West Hospice and Home Health, has those gentle hands and caring heart—and more. Local families who have been in Dee’s care have chosen her as Mountain West Medical Center’s “2006 Nurse of the Year.” family. She dealt A resident of Grantsville, Dee is a 13-year veteran of registered with our hurt, our grief, and listened nursing. She loves her work, and is passionate about becoming a about how great Mom is and all that she did for us.” true servant for families that are in a critical time of need. Her love Such dedication is the mark of a truly exceptional nurse who and passion has left an indelible impression on many. loves her job and the people she serves. From all of us at Mountain “God sent us an angel…” describes one family member about West Medical Center, we extend the warmest congratulations to Dee. “She came in with strength, knowledge, compassion and a lot Dee and acknowledge the caring contribution she gives to of purpose. She went way above and beyond by addressing our terminally ill patients and their families. Dee is truly our 2006 “Best individual emotional needs, and understanding how we relate as a of the Best,” and sets an inspirational example for all of us.

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