Flooding Havoc

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Fallen sons of Grantsville paid tribute at cemetery See B1 BULLETIN May 31, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 2 50 cents Record-breaking deluge pounds Tooele Hail, rain, runoff turn roads into rivers, create flooding havoc

by Mark Watson and Karen Hunt STAFF WRITERS Mother Nature saved her best punch for Memorial Day morning. She hit hard, fast and furious. Meteorologists report 3.71 inches of precipitation fell Sunday evening though Monday morning, creating record high rainfall for a 24- hour period. Most fell between 6:30 - 10:30 a.m. Monday. The outburst followed record amounts of snow and rain during the first five months of 2005. It was the beginning of a morning that would create flooding problems for hundreds of Tooele homeowners, businesses, schools and relief workers. “We’ve had several dozens of people call with flooding problems,” said Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts Monday morning. “The problems are all over town. It was just too much water in too short of time.” At the height of the storm, Tooele’s Main Street had been transformed into a shallow river. photography / Troy Boman Ed Criplen hands off a sandbag near the west end of 700 South Monday morning to one of hundreds of volunteers who helped minimize flood damage. Dan Martin (below) who Kathryn Faudree went to lives on 425 West in Tooele, looks out the window in his daughter’s bedroom. The window was blown out by flood waters throwing glass and covering the basement with three work at Tooele Floral on Main feet of flood debris early Monday morning. Fortunately his daughter was staying in Salt Lake City, saving her from possible injury. Street at 6 a.m. Monday morning. It was raining, but she suspected nothing unusual. But by 6:30 a.m., torrents were Tempest impacts entire valley coming down. As she watched the hail and listened to the by Karen Lee Scott Though a severe thunderstorm Management. He said most of the thunder, she noticed some- STAFF WRITER warning was issued by National damage happened during the first thing else — her car parked Monday’s triple combination Weather Service (NWS) three times hour of the monstrous storm and next to the street was floating punch of hail, lightning and gushing before 6 a.m. on Monday, not much that almost everyone was caught off away. water certainly wasn’t limited to one could be done to ebb the power of guard. She went outside to stop it, area in Tooele County. Homes, busi- the storm. The total cost of destruction has but the deep water along the nesses, railroad tracks, and several “It was so quick I don’t even think yet to be tallied, but fortunately no curb kept knocking her down. schools were damaged by the sudden the weather forecasters knew what serious injuries were caused by the Her son-in-law Clint McInns rage and some 3,188 customers were this storm was going to bring,” said two-hour plus long storm and its finally stopped the car. left without power for at least part of Wade Mathews, Public Information After the storm had ended the day. Officer for Tooele County Emergency SEE STORM ON A4 and the water receded, residents report the debris left behind looked like a dump truck had strewn rocks and Storm brings out flood of volunteers dirt down Main Street. Other streets throughout the city by Karen Hunt muscles. Inmates from Tooele County jail looked the same, but many STAFF WRITER Tooele County Emergency filled sandbags along with 100 more residents woke up to find their Beginning, about 7 a.m. yesterday Management was activated. Members of volunteers with the city. Memorial Day plans were sud- phones starting ringing at dispatch. North Tooele County Fire Department Tooele County Roads division of the denly changed as they discov- Flood victims were asking for help. helped out and ham radio owners engineering department, along with ered flooded basements and The county united to respond. with West Desert Amateur Radio Club County Engineer Jim Lawrence, the buildings. Friends and strangers, young and old, acted as spare eyes and ears providing mayor, and numerous other city offi- male and female traded their Memorial updates on flooding conditions through- SEE FLOODING ON A2 Day plans for wet clothes and tired out the county. SEE VOLUNTEERS ON A8 Governor helps dedicate Tooele Memorial Square

By Mark Watson nation of three years of work by veterans. In war, life is just not STAFF WRITER Tooele Elks Lodge and Tooele City taken, it is brutally taken,” he said. Tooele Elks Lodge members made to provide a park and monument in About 750 people crowded Memorial Day 2005 extra memo- honor of veterans. around the perimeter of the park rable Monday when they conducted Speakers at the dedication were during the dedication ceremony. It a stirring dedication ceremony to serious and somber in their remarks rained for several hours up until the open Tooele Veterans Square on the as they recognized the importance start of the ceremony at 1 p.m., but corner of Main and Vine streets. of sacrifices veterans have made it did not rain during the dedica- “It was very moving and inspira- in protecting the freedom and qual- tion. tional,” said Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. ity of life for citizens of the United Dennis Putnam introduced spe- after the dedication. States. cial guests and outlined the pro- The governor spoke at the cer- “I hope young people recognize gram. He recognized the efforts of emony, led preschool children in what is being done here. This is Elks Lodge member Dave McCall the Pledge of Allegiance and lit the sacred ground,” the governor said. and Leslie Peterson who worked eternal flame at Veterans Memorial Huntsman recounted events where with City Parks Director Casey veterans from Utah paid the ulti- Allie and Kathy Harris in an effort Monument on the south side of the photography / Troy Boman park. mate sacrifice. “Uncommon valor is Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. was joined by preschoolers for the Pledge of Allegiance at the Tooele Veterans The dedication was the culmi- a very common virtue among these SEE SQUARE ON A5 Memorial Square dedication ceremony Monday afternoon.

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News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Three agricultural turns Local Weather available in Grantsville Wed 72/48 Grantsville Irrigation 6/1 Company has announced there Partly cloudy with isolated thunder- are three use or lose agricultural storms possible. High 72F. turns until June 15. Temps/Precipitation Thu 64/43 Date High Low (prec./inches) 6/2 May 26 74 49 Rain and thunder. Highs in the mid May 27 79 50 60s and lows in the low 40s. May 28 84 56 May 29 82 54 trace May 30 80 40 3.71 Fri 63/45 Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer 6/3 for the National Weather Service, reports that his recording station at 139 S. Main Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- received 3.71 inches of precipitation storm. between May 26 and May 30 and a total of 7.51 so far this month. The normal for May is 1.91 inches. For the water year, which began Oct. Sat 69/47 1, 2004, Tooele has received 22.99 inches 6/4 of precipitation. The normal for the year is Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the 18.49 inches of precipitation. upper 60s and lows in the upper Pollen Count 40s. The pollen counts from the Intermountain Allergy and Sun 73/50 Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 6/5 as of May 31, 2005 were as fol- Isolated thunderstorms. Highs in lows: the low 70s and lows in the low Grass — High 50s. Mold — Moderate ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Oak — Low Service Mulberry — Low Cedar — Low Subscriber Service Birch — Low If you haven’t received Sycamore — Low Chenopods — Low your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Dock — Low please call 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. Customer service hours on Subscribe Today Tuesday and Thursday nights 882-0050 are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. photography / Troy Boman Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts describes the culprit culverts to a member of the media on Saturday. When structurally sound the culvert (located near 700 South and 380 West) would drain runoff from Settlement Canyon. While the culvert is being repaired, water is being diverted down 700 South (below) in Tooele. City shops. Flooding City workers reported that 30 Monday’s early morning del- feet up the stairs. He ran and got continued from page A1 different pickup trucks showed uge pushed water into yards his wife and son. Their daugh- up Monday to haul sandbags to and down basements all along ter, who usually slept directly “This just feels like the repeat problem spots. 700 South. More than 250 vol- below one broken-in window, of the floods of ‘83-’84,” Karen In addition Tooele County unteers in the 700 South area was staying in Salt Lake. Glass Elkington said. Emergency Management pro- helped save the area from even shards from the window were Flooding problems caused by vided 500 filled sandbags to worse flooding by sandbagging found in the closet clear across the rains were also compounded stop flooding and 5,100 addi- the street. the room. by a broken culvert. tional unfilled bags. They later Residents along 700 South, Volunteers worked into the On Friday, city workers faced obtained more sandbags from west of Coleman Street reported afternoon cleaning the demol- problems when they had to Deseret Chemical Depot. that at 6:30 a.m. on Monday, the ished basement. They used divert water down 700 South Inmates from Tooele County river of water rolling down the shovels to scoop piles of hail while replacing a section of a jail were out filling sandbags street rose an additional three out the broken window. Water rusted-out metal storm drain. along with another 100 volun- feet. marks on the wall stopped three- That created concern, but no teers with the city. Fortunately, the hard rain and- a-half feet above the soggy major flooding was reported. But, according to Wade ended about 1 p.m., but addi- carpets. The city is still working to Mathews, public affairs person tional snow in the mountains Martin had noticed large sink replace the storm drain at about for Tooele County Emergency from Monday’s storm could pro- holes forming in the area last 425 West and Millcreek so water Management, the storm caught long flooding problems in Tooele can be diverted back through it them by surprise. for five to eight more days. SEE FLOODING ON A3 instead of down 700 South. “[The storm] came so quickly Even with all the runoff, the As a result of the problems the sandbags we did have were Snotel station at Rocky Basin over the weekend, Tooele almost too late,” Mathews said. in Settlement Canyon showed Tooele County Emergency Management Dispatch got calls continu- an increase in snow levels at had given sandbags to the city. ously all morning, most starting the high elevation mark Tuesday City officials had filled several around 7 a.m. Relief agents did morning. More storms are pre- of those before Monday, May 23, their best to deliver sandbags as dicted for Wednesday and “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” and stored them at the Tooele they received the calls. Thursday. City leaders remind people 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. not to drive down 700 South (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 because vehicles splash water Tickets are now available online and knock over sandbags. at www.movieswest.com City Councilman Steve Pruden praised Tooele LDS 15th Ward May 27 - June 2 Bishop Scott Wardle for organiz- OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 ing efforts to help save homes Utah Press Association along 700 South. General Excellence Award recipient. “It was a great example of Star Wars Episode 3* emergency preparedness. He ADMINISTRATION DlyDly:: 12:30, 4:40, 9:203:30, 6:30, 9:30 (PG-13) contacted his people and city Tooele resident Dan Martin, When he woke to the sound of SunSat:: 12:30,12:05, 3:30,4:40, 6:309:20 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER crews provided sandbags on Sun: 12:05, 4:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS pallets at needed areas. I also who lives at 595 S. 425 West next thunder, rain and hail, it sound- to the rusted-out storm drain ed like there was more than just OFFICE can’t give enough praise to city Star Wars Episode 3* employees who came in on a pipe, was perhaps the worst hit. water going down the culvert KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER (PG-13) day off to help out,” Pruden Water crashed into his yard, next to his house. Dly: 12:15, 4:40, 9:203:15, 6:15, 9:15 BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 filled a 12-foot diameter and He got out of bed and went Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 (PG-13) DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER said. Sun: 12:05, 4:40 MEGAN DUNN OFFICE ASSISTANT Despite best efforts, some three-and-a-half foot deep hole, downstairs. The water was damage was severe. broke two of their basement already about two-and-a-half * EDITORIAL windows and entered the home. feet deep and was about two Monster-In-Law J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR SunSat:: 12:10,12:05, 2:25,4:40, 4:40,9:20 7:00 (PG-13) KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Sun: 12:05, 4:40 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER Five-mile fun run set for Saturday AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER * KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER Madagascar TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER on newly designated county trail SunSat:: 12:10,12:05, 2:20,4:40, 4:30,9:20 7:00 (PG) Sun: 12:05, 4:40 ADVERTISING by Karen Lee Scott CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER finished and designated trails People attending the gathering * KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT STAFF WRITER will be celebrated this Saturday, should park along the shoulders Kicking and Screaming DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT Want to walk, ride your horse, June 4, with a 5-mile Fun Run of Droubay Road. Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) JOHN HAMILTON CREATIVE DIRECTOR bike or ATV to the Deseret Peak Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 just east of Tooele. Refreshments will be given Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST Complex without the worry of Sun: 12:05, 4:40 HEIDI Y. MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST The grand opening of the out at the event and T-shirts and getting hit by a car? Smelter Road Trail will begin at 8 raffle prizes will also be avail- KELLY CHANCE CLASSIFIED & LEGAL If you live in Tooele City the * ADVERTISING CONSULTANT a.m. on Saturday. The trail begins able. Everyone is welcome and The Longest Yard possibility of this reality is just just .10 miles east of Erickson encourage to participate. Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15(PG-13) PRODUCTION months away. Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Road on Smelter Road and con- Watch future editions of the Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13)(PG-13) PERRY DUNN PREPRESS MANAGER Beginning in June construc- tinues for 2.5 miles up the road. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Sun: 12:05, 4:40 tion for such a path will get DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER There will be a lane for pedes- for more on what’s happening Show Times are subject to change. JAMES PARK PRESSMAN under way. trian and bicycle use on both with the Tooele County Trails Open EVERY DAY at NOON SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN Built on an old 100-foot-wide sides of the road and the vehicle Committee. To contact the trails All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN railroad right-of-way, the desig- • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 SHAWN OVIATT PREPRESS TECHNICIAN speed limit for that road has committee call 843-4786 and Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 nated path is just the first seg- been permanently reduced to 25 leave a message. 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of dollars and two summers pre- and the Tooele County Jail. paring for sod was destroyed. Tooele County School District They say they had just finished Assistant Superintendent Mike it the night before. The top soil Johnsen reported major flooding was all washed away by a 14- at Middle Canyon Elementary 16-inch-deep river while they School on Monday. watched, helpless. “We had a foot of snow at “This morning we just decid- Middle Canyon Elementary,” ed to let the water flow because Johnsen said. Tooele High and that was all we could do,” Steve Tooele Junior High were also Fisco said. flooded. LaVerne Fisco was relieved School was canceled for some her dog had been inside. students Tuesday. “It would have washed the Still, some like Cherie Martin, dog away,” she said. are grateful for the silver lin- Residents in the area voiced ings. concern over insurance. Most Nothing that her family and didn’t have flood insurance and many of her possesions were those who did worried insurance going to be OK, she tearfully didn’t cover flooding caused by said, “I guess the piano doesn’t a broken culvert. matter.” The giant downpour of rain, e-mail: mwatson@tooeletranscript. snow and hail also funneled com or some water into Tooele City Hall [email protected]

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10am Special Guest Speaker photography / Troy Boman 11am - 4pm Demonstrations, To close the intersection, Tooele City Police Officer Steve Gowans tosses yellow tape to a volunteer at 700 South and Coleman St. Monday. Entertainment, Crafts, Quilts, the pipeline and knew some- the ‘83 floods have been work- .showed up to ask him to go four- Historic Tours, Wagon Rides, thing was wrong. ing very well.” Flooding wheeling and quickly offered his 2:30pm - 4pm Square Dancing “I told city workers that they The severity of the storm and help. Lupo and Keele went to continued from page A2 needed to divert the water down the diverted runoff are being Diamond Rental about 7:30 a.m. 700 South,” Bevan said. blamed for the southwest side to rent a pump, but they were Thursday. “The pipeline was handling of Tooele taking the brunt of the sold out. Chuck Wagon “This (Monday’s flooding) the water and everything was storm as homes in the area were “It was like the first day after wasn’t from the rain only,” he BBQ & Pig Roast OK. Like I’ve said in the past, severely damaged. Thanksgiving shopping, every- said. we would only have problems Fred Lupo was shocked by one was running down the aisles Grub Served Meanwhile, the City is work- if something unforeseen hap- the magnitude of the flood that trying to get the pumps,” Lupo MENU 11:30 am - 1:30 pm ing to fix the broken culvert so pened. Getting three inches of destroyed his basement. said. BBQ Chicken For tickets call the they can ease the water flow on rain in a couple of hours and “It was just absolutely wild,” LaVerne and her son Steve & Pork Benson Grist Mill at 700 South. an underground pipe rotting out he said. Fisco who live just south of Caesar Salad Settlement Canyon Irrigation 435-882-7678 were unforeseen.” Lupo, his wife and two chil- Lupos were also devastated by Baked Potatoes President Gary Bevan said at $ “There’s nothing anybody can dren all got out of the house at the floods. Baked Beans Tickets for BBQ - 8 first the City thought something do about those things,” Bevan 517 W. 550 South safely. Lupo Like the others, they lost Corn on the Cob Must be purchased was wrong with Settlement added. “There hasn’t been had sandbags he’d made last irreplaceable items like photo- Dinner Roll by June 2nd Canyon Irrigation’s pressurized water in that pipe for six or winter for his snowplow and graphs. In addition, the back- Soft Drinks system. But on Friday, Bevan Children’s meals and home baked seven years. In my opinion the used them to stop the water. yard they had spent thousands items available to purchase noticed water running alongside improvement the city did after His friend, Blake Keele, DESERET PEAK DAYS Stampede PRCA Craft RODEO & Show FRIDAY JUNE 3RD & SATURDAY JUNE 4TH Rodeo 8:00 pm FREE Craft Show: 3 - 10 pm Petting Zoo: 3 - 10 pm $8 for adults Pony rides: 3 - 10pm $5 for kids 12 and under Entertainment: 3 - 10 pm Friday night is family night: Inflatable Gyms: 5 - 10 pm $25 for 2 adults and 3 kids Jr. Bull Riding during Rodeo Sky divers: 8 pm Rodeo Clown/Rodeo Queen Giving away prizes! Costume Contest: (12 & under) Friday @5pm only. PRCA Rodeo Clown of the Year - Flint Rasmussen FIREWORKS FOLLOWING RODEO

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A malfunctioning drain caused water to stockpile on top of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Eventually the weight caused part of the roof to collapse.

photography / Troy Boman Water damage was not limited to homes and roads, a small portion of railroad track washed out near the viaduct. Section crews were able to repair the damage by early afternoon. PERSONAL COMMUNITY Storm HEALTH CARE, P.C. continued from page A1 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 aftermath. Mathews said most of the flooding occurred in people’s basements and garages. Tooele City was hit the hardest (see related story on A1), but portions of Erda, Grantsville and AnnouncingNEW EXTENDED HOURS Stansbury Park were also affected. Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care During the month of May Tooele City typically gets 1.91 We are pleased to introduce a new inches of water but this month Nurse Practitioner Who has joined our team at Personal Community Health Care Starting June, 1, 2005 the total jumped to 7.51 inches Christina Lloyd, RN, MSN, FNP — 3.71 inches of which came during yesterday’s record-breaking Monday Wed. Friday storm, according to the NWS. Flooding occurred in five 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Tooele City schools (Tooele Junior High and High School, Middle, West and Copper Canyon Tuesday Thursday Elementary) as well in the gym 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm of the Grantsville Middle School where construction is currently under way. Saturday 9 am - 4 pm Assistant Superintendent Mike Johnsen said most of the flooding was minimal and that it was Visit our new convenient hours with 1959 North Aaron Drive, mainly carpets that were dam- Christina Lloyd and Curt Dustin, Family Nurse aged. However he did say some Practitioners for all your health care needs Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 of the schools ceilings were damaged too. Johnsen said the schools are insured by the Utah’s Division of Risk Management and that once a certain monetary threshold (a deductible) has been passed by photography / Troy Boman the district, the division will pay Tooeleans pulled together in large numbers making sandbags at the the rest. Tooele City shops Middle Canyon Elementary lows: received the most damage as gal- temporarily rerouted, but thanks • In a flooding situation, time lons and gallons of water were to the efforts of repair crews, the and the water source are critical found in the school’s gym, main line was restored quickly. factors in determining whether or office, hallways and in all of the As far as businesses go, even not your carpet is worth trying to Kindergarten classrooms. The the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin save. If the flooding is from flood flooding happened because near- suffered the wrath of Mother water or sewer backup, sanitation by storm drains simply couldn’t Nature. is a big concern. If the damage keep up with the downpour. After taking care of the flood Middle Canyon Principal that occurred at his home in Erda, is simply from rain or culinary Cheryl Miller said class was can- Advertising Manager Clayton water, your main concern is just celed today for the school’s 120 Dunn came to check on his fam- preventing mold and mildew. Kindergartners and noted that it ily’s business. If the carpet was under water may be canceled tomorrow as As soon as he walked in he for 24 hours or more or if the Spring Blowout well. She said parents will be noti- could smell the rank odor of wet water was sewage contaminated fied via phone if Kindergarten ceiling tile and as he approached floodwater, it will need to be dis- won’t be held on Wednesday. The his office area, he saw that the carded. rest of the school is running on its roof had partially collapsed. •“When in doubt, throw it out” normal time schedule. A drain above that section of is good advice when dealing with Miller also noted that numer- the building had not functioned food that has been exposed to SALE! ous volunteers have been to the properly and water had stock- floodwater. Floodwaters may school to help clean up the mess piled on the roof. Eventually the carry silt, raw sewage, oil, or and that she and her students are weight of the water was too much chemical waste which can make �� grateful for the help. and the ceiling gave way. water-damaged foods unsafe to �� As far as the power outage goes, Water also entered into the eat. If you have a question about a substation in Bates Canyon was press area of the building where the safety of any item, dispose hit by lightning, which in turn 18-1,000 pound rolls of paper were of it. If floodwater has covered, caused a small fire. Power was damaged. dripped on, or seeped into the knocked out for thousands of peo- What do I do now? package of any food, discard it. ple in both Erda and Stansbury. Wishing to help spread helpful If you would like all of the As of noon on Monday all but 67 information about what to do now information contained in the pack- �� homes had full power restored, that the rains have stopped, the ets visit the web site: http://exten- by 2 p.m. full power had been Utah State University Extension sion.usu.edu/cooperative/ueden/ restored to everyone in the area. Office of Tooele County has pack- or drop by the USU Extension �� In regards to rail road damage, ets of information concerning wet office on 151 North Main, Tooele. the heavy rains washed out por- carpet, electrical systems, home You may also call 435-843-2350 or �� tions of the Union Pacific track cleanup and renovation and food. 843-2353. just north of Tooele. Trains were Some of the tips are as fol- e-mail: [email protected] ��

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�� photography / Troy Boman Though it appears to be snow piled in front of Middle Canyon Elementary School, the white stuff in this picture is actually some of the hail that fell inside the building on Monday morning. TUESDAY May 31, 2005 A5 Man recovering from transplant could use help

by Mary Ruth Hammond until later that day. for so long has been rough on his STAFF WRITER “The kidney did arrive later and wife and three children. Sometimes it’s fixing the “minor” I went into surgery at 8:15 p.m.,” “I talked things over with my discomforts of life that can mean the Dennis said. doctor and got the OK to return to difference between life and death. By 11 p.m. on April 20, Dennis work part-time,” Dennis said, “but Tooele native Dennis Wilkinson, 48, had a new kidney. Although things I have been back working full-time can vouch for that. went well with the transplant, for the past two weeks.” It was back in December 2002 Wilkinson said it took about 10 Dennis said he feels better than that Wilkinson made an appoint- days for the new organ to start he has in a long time, but any illness ment with a doctor due to wax functioning in his body. could raise the likelihood of his build-up in one of his ears. Although Wilkinson knows body rejecting the donated kidney. “I never went to the doctor there’s always the chance his body “I have to be real careful about unless I really needed to,” Dennis could reject the new kidney, he’s not getting sick,” he said. “So far, explained. “My ear was bothering hopeful everything will be all right. I’m making it OK.” me quite a bit so I decided to make “I’m taking medication to help To help the family with the an appointment.” my body adjust to the new kidney,” financial burden, donation jars for But it wasn’t the ear-problem Dennis said. Wilkinson have been placed at many that the doctor was concerned with photography / Troy Boman Even though doctors told stores and businesses in Tooele. when he saw Dennis. Instead, it Dennis Wilkinson Wilkinson he shouldn’t return to Donations can also be made in his was the fact that Wilkinson’s blood work until at least mid-June, he name at the Tooele Federal Credit the time spent at the hospital had to pressure was so high that he was said the financial toll of being sick Union. in danger of having a stroke at any he subtracted from the time Dennis moment. could spend at his full-time job “The doctor decided to run some as service manager at Lou’s RV Service in Tooele. We make your business other tests and I received a phone Then Dennis was pleasantly sur- call later that night about the high prised when he received a phone insurance our business. blood pressure,” Wilkinson remem- call less than a year after register- bers. “They told me to go to a ing on the kidney waiting list. pharmacy immediately and fill a Join the Chamber of Commerce and save “I was told that a kidney had % % prescription.” 10 - 12 on Business Insurance been found for me and that I should (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating Following more medical tests, get to the hospital as soon as pos- Plan sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Dennis was told that his extremely Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance sible.” high blood pressure had affected Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial Wilkinson rushed to the hospital strength and stability amount the nation’s largest insurers. his kidneys. and was prepped for surgery. But “The doctor told me that many when the awaited kidney arrived, We Offer: years of untreated high blood pres- doctors had to give Dennis the bad • Competitive Rates photography / Troy Boman sure was killing both my kidneys,” news that the donated kidney was • Complete Line of Products Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. lights the eternal flame and a member of the Marine Dennis said. • Prompt Friendly Claim Service “no good.” Corps Color Guard (below) salutes the flag during the dedication ceremony for And so, the long process of wait- Disappointed, he left the hospital Tooele’s Veterans Memorial Square. Remnants of the hail w (bottom) from the ing for a kidney donation began. with a pager and a promise that Additional Discounts: early morning storm cover parts of Tooele City Cemetery. Wilkinson registered on the donor • Commercial Tailored Protection everything possible would be done waiting list and was told the wait • Business Owners to find him a new kidney as soon as Air Force Senior Master Sergeant could be anywhere from two to • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket possible. Three weeks later Dennis • Umbrella Robert Tura and Coast Guard veter- five years. Square received another message that he • Commercial Auto continued from page A1 an Craig Peterson raised the Coast In the meantime, Dennis started was to get to LDS Hospital in Salt Guard flag. the long process of kidney dialysis. to build the park. The Elks sold Lake City as soon as possible. Army veteran and WWII POW “In January 2003 I started going Bob Sheedy more than 600 bricks at $100 each “On April 20 of this year, I was Clinton Sagers and his son Brent to the Tooele hospital for dialysis to help pay for the memorial. The called at 1 a.m. and told that a new Sagers raised the POW/MIA flag. three times a week,” Dennis said. bricks were placed in the ground kidney had been located,” Dennis A Marine Corps color guard “I was hooked up to a dialysis at the park. Each brick includes the remembers. Reed Plaza, Suite 3 raised the American flag. machine that filtered and cleaned name of a veteran, the branch of the By 10 a.m. on that date, Wilkinson South of Wal-Mart Mayor Charlie Roberts had vet- my blood as it was drawn in and out military he or she served in and the was disappointed to hear that the 134 W. 1180 North erans at the ceremony raise their of my body.” years they served. donated kidney “had missed the hands while the audience applaud- Each dialysis session took about 850-9013 The Elks Lodge also hosted sev- airplane” and wouldn’t be arriving ed them. The mayor thanked City three-and-a-half hours. Of course, eral dinners, golf tournaments and Council members who approved trap shoots to raise money for the funds for the park. He also thanked memorial. The south side of the Allie and Harris. The mayor said the park features six flags recognizing plot of ground was set aside as a each branch of the military, pris- place of worship back in 1853. He oners of war and those missing in showed a painting of a church that action. Front and center and higher stood on the property in 1869. “The than those flags is the American flag. The ceremony featured the property was later given to the City raising of all these flags. on condition that it would be made We know four letters that Five monuments below the flags into a park,” Roberts said. represent wars in which the United Guy Roberts sang “American States has been engaged. The Army Soldier” after remarks from Gov. are good for business. flag was raised by Sergeant Major Huntsman. Thomas L Baron and Army veteran Col. Raymond Van Pelt, com- Steve Bevan, who is also a member mander of Deseret Chemical, and of Tooele City Council. Col. Gary Harter, commander of 1st Class Petty Officer Dean Dugway Proving Ground provided Shultz and Navy veteran Jack Ryan comments. raised the Navy flag. Army veteran Jim Busico recited Sergeant Major Duke North and a poem followed by a 21 gun salute Gunnery sergeant (retired) Dave from the Tooele County Sheriff’s McCall raised the Marine flag. Office. Technical Sergeant John The ceremony concluded when Bridgman and Air Force veteran Jim Air Force veteran Lance Sutherland Murphy raise the Air Force flag. played taps.

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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 Helping Hands touted When Mother Nature released her wrath on Tooele County yesterday, another force was set in motion — the power of helping hands. Neighbors, family members and strangers alike helped fill and place sandbags in areas that were in the most danger. Even inmates at the Tooele County jail were put to work to help keep people’s homes and businesses dry. Janitors from other schools showed up at Middle Canyon Elementary to help clean up the huge mess the record-breaking super storm left behind. Some people who live near the school also showed up with their personal equipment to aid in the cause. Sometimes disasters and catastrophes can not only physically tear a town apart, but emotionally as well. However, thanks to the efforts of many, most people in the community were able to get the help they needed to make it through this soggy situation. While several structures sustained damage, no serious injuries were reported due to the storm. We tip our hats to those who took time on their day off to work for the benefit of others. Many hands truly do make light work. Congratulations to you. Kudos to Veterans Square LETTERS TO THE EDITOR America would be a much different place if not for the sacrifices of opportunity to attend a recent meeting helpful she was. Half of the flowers veterans throughout the years. Shameful agenda exposed and found each and every member an and no customer service would have Editor: Tooele residents showed how much they appreciate the true heroes example of kindness, selflessness and cost me double anywhere else — not to To analyze the situation involving of American history when they braved a rainy Memorial Day morn- community pride. mention she helped us pack everything the reporters at Newsweek who falsely ing and participated in the dedication of Tooele Veterans Memorial Their next act of service is to pro- up in my car. charged American soldiers with des- Square. vide a full course community dinner On their way to retrieve the last tray ecrating Muslim holy books, one must Close to 800 people were on hand for a tremendous ceremony fea- following the Memorial Day dedica- of flowers, my sister had shared the realize the agenda of the reporters who turing remarks from Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. and Tooele Mayor Charlie tion of the Veteran’s Memorial Park in fact that we were planting the flowers write such stories. The fact that these Roberts. Tooele. On behalf of the community at for my husband’s return from serving reporters reported untrue statements as Those in attendance also heard words from commanders at Dugway large I would like to offer appreciation in Operation Iraqi Freedom. When they facts goes far beyond mistakes or hasty Proving Ground and Deseret Chemical Depot. and recognition for their endless dedi- returned to the truck she had a huge reporting. Such writers have an agenda The success of the project is the result of efforts of many individu- cation and service. planter full of beautiful red, white and and therefore do not care whether such blue flowers that had noticeably been als. Several residents provided money to help fund the park by pur- stories are true or false in their quest A. Michelle DeMoss planted and grown with care. I was sad chasing bricks for their own special veterans. to undermine and defeat the American Stansbury Park to tell her that one wasn’t mine (it was Congratulations to Tooele Elks Lodge and Tooele City for a job military, mainstream Americans and the perfect). She simple replied “Yes it is, well done. An extremely well planned dedication ceremony provided President and his administration. For Agency just as guilty tell you husband we said thank-you.” insight and inspiration for those who attended. Veterans Memorial them, the ends justify the means. Editor: We expected to leave with some flow- Monument and Veterans Memorial Square serve as a fitting tribute to For the overwhelming majority of I recently read the story about the ers and potting soil but left with a great all veterans. American servicemen and public ser- Tooele mother and father who mur- example of American unity. vants who fight for God, family and dered their baby! What a horrifying and I wanted to express my appreciation country, respect for someone else’s reli- disturbing story. What bothers me the to Garden of Erda and let all of your ROUNDTABLE gion is just as important as one’s own. most about that story is the report that readers know what a great business To such people, desecrating a holy these two monsters were already under they are. As your planting this spring book (as was alleged) would be a crime investigation for child abuse. remember to take a look at Garden of How have high gas prices impacted against their consciences. My question to you or anyone with Erda. You’ll be glad you did. your summer travel plans and if money Right now we have a strategic alli- a logical explanation is, “Why in the ance with Pakistan, a nation for which world was that child still in the home Melanie K. Shaffer were no object, where would your it is no accident their capital is called of these horrible people?” Tooele “Islamabad” (land of Islam). Our alli- I have heard so many stories of chil- ultimate vacation spot be and why? ance with Pakistan against terrorists is dren whose lives have been taken or Weeds gone in a flash just as important as was our strategic are currently in danger and how their Editor: Geoff Turner Missy Thompson alliance with the Soviet Union. If a abuse is “being investigated.” Why must Last Friday, May 20, I was at my TOOELE CITY RESIDENT THS CO-EDITOR reporter in 1943 wrote that American these children suffer under such hor- daughter and son-in-law’s (Heather I can’t honestly High gas prices rifying conditions while there is a so- and Kyle George) home taking care of say that the recent soldiers were desecrating Marx’s books haven’t really impacted called “investigation” taking place? my grandchildren. Kyle’s parents came increase in the price my travel plans for the or tearing up pictures of Lenin in the of gas has impacted summer, because I barracks and you had Russian soldiers Who in their right mind would allow down so we went outside to watch my summer travel don’t have very many. killing their allies on the battlefield a defenseless child to continue to be the boys play and started pulling some plans at all. I’m get- I’m going to London in — someone at the paper would be tortured and abused? Why not remove weeds. Soon after the neighbor next ting married on June and then working charged with treason. the child from the home during this door came over, then his mom and August 26th, so I the rest of the sum- And this is exactly what the editor investigation and protect these chil- dad came, followed by a dark-haired can pretty much say mer until I leave for dren? How many more children must woman, a woman on a four wheeler that money really isn’t going to be an object and owner of Newsweek are guilty college. The high gas prices have affected die before The Department of Child with a weed sprayer and a friend of for me and my fiancee’s travel plans. My every day life, not just summer plans, of — systematically trying to tell the ultimate vacation spot is also where we’re although people travel more frequently world that America is bad, the U.S. & Family Services puts a stop to the Kyle’s. [They] all came to visit initially going to be spending our honeymoon; Zion during the summer months than any other military is evil and George W. Bush and abuse of these poor, helpless, little and then started to pull weeds. Two National Park. For those of you who have time of year. But, I’ve noticed recently Condaleeza Rice are the devil. Such lives? hours later, the weeds were gone. never been there, you’re missing out on what that they prices have started to go back people are deliberately attempting to In my opinion, any person or “inves- I never knew that people were so is in my opinion one of the most beautiful down again. Hopefully they will continue divide American against American, tigator” that is aware of abuse or even good to help each [other] out these areas in the western United States. We’re to lower to more decent prices. If money alleged abuse to a child and doesn’t days. I am so grateful for the kindness going to hike the Emerald Pools Trail, hike Christian against Muslim, Pakistani were no object I would definitely like to remove that child from the danger is of all these people who really made my up to Weeping Rock, and up to the top of travel all over the world. I will get to cross against American, Pakistani against Angel’s Landing if we’re feeling up to it. The London off my list but I would still like to Pakistani and Muslim against Muslim. just as guilty as the abuser! day. Thanks again to Heather and Kyle’s combination of the monolithic Great White see, Scotland, France, Hawaii, Canada, the They know the fruits of their actions I wonder how those that were, alleg- neighbors in Grantsville for all your Throne, beautiful campgrounds, and wonder- Bahamas, and many others. can only be Muslims killing Americans edly, investigating this case even sleep help. I am sorry that I don’t know all ful scenery of Zion are excellent reasons and Muslims killing other Muslims at night! your names, but your kindness will not why I feel that everyone should experience Craig Anderson FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY who are sympathetic to the West. To Lisa Austin be forgotten. Thank you. in person at least once in their lifetime. Also, COUNCILMAN with all of the rainfall that has occurred this advance their agenda they don’t care if Greene, Iowa Heather’s mom, The price of fuel is just spring, the canyon is probably greener than that happens. Kyle’s mother-in-law a small portion of travel it has been in over a decade. And with the In this case it is the editor and owner Julie Kruletz expenses and that was Garden of Erda great cost of gas continuously rising, that should proven by the Memorial of Newsweek who should be charged Editor: Tooele give even more people a greater incentive to Weekend travel being at least with manslaughter. Had it hap- Less then one year ago my sister get down there sooner rather than later. up nation wide from last pened in World War II, they would and I had begun a landscaping project Sir Hopkins a Welshman year. People will adjust, likely be charged with treason. In most and chose Garden of Erda as a starting Editor: Craig Hinkel they might stay closer TOOELE CITY RESIDENT cases the writers of such articles are point. Let me start by saying I would In reference to the article written to home, travel less, but they will still go. Of course gas prices guilty of something but are too stupid recommend this nursery to anyone. by Kari N. Scriber, “Hopkins Stars In As for me, those who know me, will know to be guilty of murder or treason since are a concern. The any vacation destination would be a great Helpful knowledge, great customer World’s Fastest Indian,” — located high price of gas one. My preference is to stay close to treason requires criminal intent and service and great product are just a few at http://www.transcriptbulletin. probably will limit home. I can enjoy a vacation with out leav- that is hard to prove. The editor and of the reasons. Our project involved com/20041026stars.phtml — relating the number of long ing home. Have you seen the elephant! should be charged with manslaughter creating a red, white and blue effect for to a movie shoot the actor Anthony distance trips we for allowing such lies, knowingly, to be a special occasion. When we asked for Hopkins participated in within Utah, I take. Instead, we will printed. probably take some suggestions the lady assisting us went would like to point out the follow error. shorter trips and EDITOR’S NOTE: The Tooele Primus S. Butler to work helping us combine the best The author states that Anthony not as many. However, if money was no Transcript-Bulletin is in the Tooele flowers and planters for our project. Hopkins spoke in a “very English object, I think I would like to cruise the process of selecting mem- We had made our selections and accent” and referred to him as “the per- Atlantic and spend about a month exploring bers of the next volunteer Lady Elks’ work praised took them to the register. The total fect English gentleman.” Europe, after that take a week in Tahiti and seemed hardly fair considering how Bora Bora to unwind before going back to Roundtable. If you are inter- Editor: beautiful the flowers were and how EE ETTERS ON work. Nevertheless, since I live in the real ested in being a member, I am writing this letter to publicly S L A9 world, and there is plenty to see and do please contact Managing acknowledge the organization known around here, I will settle on exploring some Editor Mike Call at as the “Ladies of the Elks.” Until of the sights we have in Utah and the sur- LETTER RULES [email protected] recently I have known this organization rounding states. as a name on a Tooele County Girls’ Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] Softball uniform and thought very little The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the beyond that — I was sadly mistaken. author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community This fine group of capable women of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual work tirelessly to build, serve and circumstances at the editor’s discretion. contribute to our community; behind All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long the scenes and often without recogni- are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- tion. Though not common knowledge A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 the “Ladies” in the past year have Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. raised almost $10,000 for Camp Wapiti 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. 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OBITUARIES

Ferris Reed Daniel Dean Williams Herrera

Our beloved husband, father, Daniel Dean Herrera, age 48, grandfather, brother and friend, passed away on Friday, May 27, Ferris Reed Williams, age 82, 2005. Our loving father and hus- died peacefully at his home in band has gone to our Lord fol- Grantsville, Utah, Monday, May lowing a long illness. He died 30, 2005. peacefully at home surrounded Ferris was born Nov. 1, 1923, by his loved ones. to Clyde and Annie Williams in He was born on Oct. 1, 1956, Grantsville. He married Louise to Frank and Evagline Herrera Christley on May 29, 1946. Their in Dugway, Utah. Daniel is the marriage was later solemnized youngest of six children. in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Daniel was preceded in death Ferris Reed Williams Ronald Hale Daniel Dean Herrera on June 2, 1947. Together they Ronald Hale by his grandparents; parents; had six children. Louise passed and many uncles and aunts. away Dec. 9, 1993. Ferris later Ronald Hale, 57, our beloved Daniel is survived by his wife, and family. Preceded in death married Della Stice on July 10, son, brother, uncle and friend Nisha Herrera; and children Pat Herrera. He will be greatly day Saints, Ferris was a mem- by his mother, Lillian; and sister, 1994, who died August 4, 1997. passed from this life Sunday, Jacob and Joseph. He is also missed by all those who knew ber of the High Council, served Sandra Hale Rasmussen. Throughout his life his gen- May 29, 2005, at his home in survived by all his siblings, and loved him. as bishop of the Grantsville A sunset memorial service erosity and sincere selflessness Mexico Beach, Fla., after a cou- Frank (Kathy) Herrera, Cecilia Services will be held Second Ward for one year and will be held Friday, June 3, at 7 showed his love for family, friends rageous battle with cancer. (Darrell) Carr, Arick Herrera, Saturday, June 4, at 10 a.m. at in the stake presidency for thir- p.m. at Beacon Hill Beach Park and country. Ferris served as a Ron was born Nov. 11, 1947, Nancy (Gary) Willard, Rosie St. Marguerites, with a visita- teen years. Together Ferris and in Mexico Beach, Fla. In lieu of cook in the Philippines and New to Edwin W. Hale and Lillian (Barry) Lewis; and many loving tion from 9-10 a.m prior to the Louise served an honorable mis- flowers, please donate to the Guinea during WWII. Ferris and Mehalich Hale in Tooele, Utah. nieces and nephews; and uncle service at the church. sion in Charleston, W.Va. American Cancer Society. Ron Louise’s home was always open He attended school in Tooele Ferris is preceded in death was larger than life and he lived to those who needed a place to and began drilling water wells by his loving wife; son Jody; every day to the fullest. He is stay, whether they were rela- with his father. Ron owned and daughter Lynette; brothers Jack, dearly loved and will be sorely Subscribe Today 882-0050 tives, students from Wendover, operated several successful busi- Judd and Robert Williams “Little missed. Indian placement students or Bob”; sisters Ruby Smith and nesses throughout his life. Ron just a friend who needed a place Ruth Williams. He is survived served his country in Vietnam to hang his hat for a night or by his children Ronald (Janet), in the United States Marine two. Margaret Turner (Ron), Chris Corp. After returning home he Countless hours were given (Vandy) and Kelly (Gail), 18 married Chris Clawson. Later April Showers Bring? May WEEDS! to community service dur- grandchildren; and 26 great- divorced. Ron moved to South ing which time he served as grandchildren. Carolina and Florida, where he S pring time means it is time to start take care of it. Also it’s time to do City Councilman, volunteer Funeral services will be held fell in love with the ocean and cleaning up your yards. Grass and something with all those extra cars firefighter, Grantsville City Friday, June 3, at 11 a.m. at the South. He met and married weeds need to be maintained 6” or laying around. Fire Chief and Grantsville Soil the Grantsville Second Ward Debra Sutler. Later divorced. lower and all trash and debris needs Conservation Board. Building. A viewing will be held Ron is survived by his father to be cleaned up. Don’t forget those Inoperable and abandon vehicles are He served five years as Thursday night at Tate Mortuary Edwin (Clarice) Hale; brother park strips, even if they are on the limited to two per lot and SHALL Grantsville City Foreman, two from 6-8 p.m. and Friday from Roger (Jana) Hale; nephew other side of a fence. If it adjoins NOT be visible from any street or years on Tooele County Hospital 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the ser- Eddie (Melani) Stone; nieces your property, you are supposed to other public way. Board and eight years with vice at the church. Interment will Jayci and Haylie Hale; and neph- Tooele County planning and zon- be at Grantsville City Cemetery. ew Zackary Hale. He also leaves A new ordinance passed by the Tooele City Council allows for ing. As an active member of The Ferris will be missed by all who behind special friend Laurie civil fines and citations to be issued to violators. Complaints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- knew him. Lowe and many, many friends are being actively pursued.

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e flooded and was backing up into I watched as friends and strang- want- the garage. It wasn’t long before ers came to her house to help her Wed they had the water cleaned up, clean things out. I felt so grateful to make this the drain pipe diverted away from to be there with her, seeing our year’s Memorial the problem spot and he was soon humanity kicking in gear, as people Day wonder- home to dry off. in Tooele came out in full force fully memo- Once again, things didn’t neces- to help each other in their time of rable for our sarily go as planned. The phone need. family, so my rang and at noon and instead of I knew that without a doubt husband and standing at the new memorial park this kind of activity was going on I had mapped Kari Scribner listening to the Gov. Jon Huntsman throughout the county as others speak, I found myself just off of reached out to help those who out a full day Columnist 4th North and 100 West talking to had suffered from the storm. Later of events: a a sweet 78-year-old woman named that day, I discovered we received morning hike View From Ruth while my husband and sev- 3.71 inches of rain in one day, up to the “T” My Window eral more volunteers worked on much of that coming within a few on mountain her basement to clean up almost hours. Even the Tooele Transcript- (hey, everyone five feet of water and two feet of Bulletin was flooded, but I’m should do it at least once); back by hail (no, I’m not kidding). Ruth, hopeful that, despite the setback, noon to participate in the dedica- along with many of her neighbors we’ll still get our newspaper today. tion of the new Veterans’ Memorial (and many more around the Tooele Later that evening, after making Park; and then in the afternoon County area, I later learned) had it to an afternoon showing of Star we planned to take our kids to been hit the hardest by the morn- Wars (hey, we fit in one planed see Star Wars (holding their eyes ing storm and there was a lot of activity!), I went back to Ruth’s during the icky part in which you- damage to deal with. house to collect an umbrella I had know-who transforms into Darth A river running down 100 West forgotten. She told me she had Vader). (much larger than the one that had been able to find a contractor who But as the lightning lit up our been running down my street) had willingly came out on the holiday bedroom early Monday morning photography / Troy Boman decided to take a left turn at Ruth’s to get her hot water heater going. and thunder roared and shook the After Monday’s epic storm raised the level of the 700 South stream by as much as three feet, hundreds of house and cut through her side The heater for her house, however, residents worked together with sandbags to corral the runoff. house, I thought maybe the day yard and out her back yard. Along would require some more drying wasn’t going to go as planned. I mph winds. However, the continu- few more hours/minutes (whatever lived and after searching a bit, I the way, it pushed through a base- out. The contractor (who I wish crawled out of bed to go down- ous flashes of lightning and the lit- I could get) of sleep. When the fire found my husband had wandered ment window completely engulfing I knew who was) was concerned stairs and sit on the couch with a tle river that began running down alarm began beeping along with across the street. While going out the downstairs and brought with for Ruth and came back later with warm blanket to watch the storm the street made me think, perhaps, my husband’s computer battery to get the newspaper, he saw the it the hail it had gathered as it electrical heaters to keep her coursed through the neighborhood warm until her main heater could as it raged outside. we were in for a bit of a doozy. back-up buzzing, and kids pounded neighbors bailing water, adding Not having lived in Tooele all (thus the two feet of hail — see I dry. One more mark of goodness Since I had been awakened at up the stairs yelling, “the electric- to the little river in the street. that long, I wasn’t sure if this told you I wasn’t kidding). for the day. storm was out of the ordinary. the wee hours by the storm and ity went off, the electricity went Being the way he is (which is As I sat there talking to this There will be other days for After all, most of my neighborhood had been up the night before with off,” I was brought begrudgingly one of the things that I find most wonderful woman, who, despite our family to hike to the “T,” other has had at least some of their sid- a sick kid (another indication the back from the bliss of sleep to the endearing about him), he grabbed her situation, kept her sense of days to go see the new memorial ing or fencing ripped away by 75 weekend wouldn’t go as planned), reality of the day. his shop-vac, some buckets and humor, I found I wasn’t all that park and explain to our children I eventually went back to bed for a The power outage was short went to help. Their driveway had worried about our day going awry. the importance of what it repre-

When finished there he arrived learn what you can live without,” ing up our own basement .... got Volunteers at Martins. Dan Martin said. here about one hour ago. People “My mom just woke me up and Neva Gardner had just walked up have been coming here and help- continued from page A1 said let’s go — about 8 or 8:30 a.m. to the house to see if she could help. ing,” Bevan said. cials came out. I’d guess,” Black said. In response to their requests, she Approximately, 25 volunteers Leaders in the Church of Jesus Other neighbors gathered up brought lots of plastic containers gathered to help just at the Martins. Christ of Latter-day Saints organized some of the families pictures and over to hold items. Other volunteers, helped in other calling trees and turned out an enor- brought them home to lay out on “These things aren’t damaged too homes in the neighborhoods and mous amount of volunteers. their carpets and dry. bad so we’re trying to find a safe across the county. Hundreds of people made phone “I am grateful to all those who place for them,” Gardner said as she “There’s a lot of people who give calls, stacked and filled sandbags, selflessly pitched in and helped carried a container of items from of their time and that just do it bailed water, cleaned carpets, dug without being called and I’m not the basement. because they care about other peo- trenches, salvaged possessions, crying. I’m just wiping mud off my Larry Bevan responded to a call ple,” Idom said. moved furniture and otherwise gave glasses ... I think there’s a lesson to from someone from his ward. e-mail: [email protected] of their time. be learned here, because, well you “We’d just gotten finished clean- In Erda, Danny Idiom was among many volunteers who helped out. “We went around to several houses and several people had flooding and we also went to houses where people weren’t home and if they weren’t home we looked through the window wells. If there was Copy Cottage flooding in the basement we tried to find a way in, [in order to start] draining the window wells, turn off in Stansbury Park the electricity, and unplug things fast, friendly & convenient service where we could.” NEW Idom heard about the flooding • scrapbook supplies by word of mouth and he guesses many of the other volunteers he saw • printer cartridges hear the same way. He estimates he • office supplies Scrapbook Stock and his son spent about four hours • greeting cards Over 150 new styles of 12x12 scrapbook cleaning up. They plan to go back • gift wrap today and pull up carpets so they & new sticker stock! can dry out for those out of town. • copies “You just help people. That’s just • laminating all there is to it. We’ll all be in that • faxing Color Copies .69¢ & Black & White .7¢ boat one day or the other,” Idom photography / Troy Boman • beautiful gift baskets said. Mario Chacon (front to back), Dalton England, Oakley Crowther and Bodie Ask about our bulk discount copy cards In Overpass Point, several trail- Gillgen play in the free-flowing water along 700 South Saturday morning. • McCalls Candles ers were in the path of a drainage ditch that overspilled. Volunteers didn’t even know. I think it’s truly two-and-a-half feet of hail in there,” US POST OFFICE sandbagged while the city dug a amazing what happens when people Larson said. “... that whole house Bring this coupon in & receive trench to divert the water from the work together at something, and filled up with water. There was one RIGHT INSIDE! trailers that were flooded out. what good they can accomplish.” great big sink hole.” “I don’t think any of the houses In Tooele City, by 7th South He later went home and changed Buy stamps, pack and ship right here and west of Main, volunteers often because he was so wet and cold. % were flooded, the trailers were up on stilts,” reports Jess Clifford, cleaned up their own basements “My feet were freezing,” he said. bishop of the Overlake Third Ward only to move on to someone elses. When he came back he sat down 435.843.9945 off of the Church of Jesus Christ of Those only mildly impacted with a lap top cataloguing the loads 10 Latter-day Saints. included Darin Larson whose house of items that dozens of other volun- The danger was the supports of was built on a rise. He showed up at teers brought up from the basement 220 Millpond, Ste 104 Entire Purchase the trailers could have been washed the Dan Martins home to help out in hopes the family could get some * Purchase over $10. Does not include away, he explained. around 7:30 a.m., and was one of the type of insurance help. Stansbury Park stamps or postal services. Clifford came out after he got a first to arrive. As a ward financial One of the other volunteers, call from one of the homes that was clerk for one of the wards of the Michael Black, age 16, had earlier threatened. LDS Church he and the ward’s bish- been over to another family’s house He estimates there was prob- op had developed a sort of system cleaning up. ably between nine and 12 inches of of phones calls to enlist help. “It was pretty bad,” he said. “We water flowing through that yard and “I was here and I saw the bed had to dig trenches to divert the under about six other trailers. floating around. There was about water. This window blew out.” 2005 Memorial Day Clifford called everyone he could think of. He estimates they had at least 30 people involved in the effort from about 9 a.m. till past noon, in addition to city representa- Oh CRAP! Our little Flood Stories tives and contractors. All the trailers were OK and girl is all grown up! Clifford was happy with the If you have a unique story to tell about response from the community. “I thought it was great. I felt like Monday’s flood, Please let us know. it really brought the community out. People who had not talked to or • Good Samaritans • Surprises seen each other in a long time were • Tragic Losses • Insurance Woes working side by side in this and it • Heart Warming • Etc. was a good experience. Even people who could not do the physical work were trying to be involved,” he added. Women brought hot chocolate along the line, and people were making calls for equipment. “The people who lived there Happy Birthday! were extremely grateful as were we Call Karen Hunt at 882-0050 ext 101 all for people who were willing to ______sacrifice their time on a holiday, and or e-mail: [email protected] to help people in some cases they TUESDAY May 31, 2005 A9

preferred choices for me. The Letters many tot lots are out too. Give TJHS awarded in anti-smoking contest continued from page A6 me and others like me (there’s a bunch of us) something we Tooele Jr. High was one of 12 highest percentages of advertising poster anti-tobacco ads for cash ence.” All winning entries were This is quite incorrect and would use ... such as trails. schools statewide to be award- contest entries per school popula- prizes. Contest entries are grouped posted with magnets on refrig- ed a TRUTH from Youth Anti- tion, won dances sponsored by into elementary, junior and senior erators for everyone to appreci- displays very poor research on Finally, if scraping a few tobacco School Jamz Dance Party U92 radio. The winning schools high school categories with cash ate. The contest party included behalf of your correspondent paths in the ground is too on May 27, 2005. Two hundred are also eligible to win a free last- prizes of $300 for first place, $200 refreshments; Sumo-Tyme games; — Anthony Hopkins is not expensive, there are other forty-seven students from Tooele day of school party. for second and $100 for third. Best a hypnotist; a local band, Broke; English — he is Welsh. His budget items the SSA can look Jr. High created anti-tobacco “It was a great way for both of Contest winners will receive and the U92 Allstar Mixers. accent is Welsh and he is a at to fund a few trails. For radio, TV, billboard and poster teachers and students to get $400 and have the opportunity to The mission of the Utah perfect Welsh gentleman — not example, it is my understand- advertisements to enter the com- involved in the advertising contest help produce their ads. Department of Health is to protect English. Just like you guys are ing that a boatload of money petition. The contest was pre- and move toward making schools The winners were announced the public’s health through pre- American, not Canadian. is earmarked to help pay for a sented by the Utah Department tobacco free,” said Lena Dibble, at a contest party for all entrants, venting avoidable illness, injury, OK? Cool. swimming pool at the planned of Health (UDOH) in coopera- media liaison, UDOH Tobacco May 20, 2005, at The Gateway disability and premature death; The same applies to (sometime in the future) high tion with Tooele County Health Prevention and Control Program. Union Pacific Depot, Salt Lake assuring access to affordable, Catherine Zeta Jones, Tom school in Stansbury Park. Is Department Tobacco Prevention Each day more then 2,000 peo- City. The contest party featured quality health care; and promot- Jones, the late poet Dylan this the wisest use of that Specialist Kim Clausing and the ple between the ages of 12 and 17 the “ultimate proud parent experi- ing healthy lifestyles. Thomas and the late actor money? I’m wondering exactly Tooele County School District become regular smokers. That is Richard Burton. All were born in how I’m going to benefit from Prevention Specialist Racheal more than one million teens per Wales, not England. They’re all that pool. We already have a Cowan. The School Jamz Dance year. More than one-half of them Welsh, not English. Our blood is pool. Deseret Peak Recreation Party will include disc jockeys, will eventually die from a tobac- Celtic, not Anglo-Saxon! Complex has a pool too. Tooele pizza and ice cream for the entire co-related disease. Although adult Allergies? There is nothing more offen- City has an indoor pool. If school. smokers quit, a steady supply of sive to the people of Wales than Stansbury Park residents get to David K. Palmer, M.D. The Phoenix Alliance, a state- teens begin smoking to replace to be referred to as English. use this new pool with gener- Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C wide anti-tobacco youth advocacy them. Data show teens are the You wouldn’t refer to an Irish ous hours through the winter, group and The TRUTH Campaign primary source of new smokers, person as English so why call including weekends, then it • Ear, Nose, and Throat paired up with a local radio sta- and almost no one starts smoking a Welsh person English? You probably is a good expenditure. • Head & Neck Surgery tion to present School Jamz as after the age of 19. guys really should maybe invest If hours are limited, then I have • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders an added incentive to get schools The TRUTH from Youth contest in an Atlas! trouble believing that Stansbury involved in the advertising con- invited students ages five to 18 Pete Rogers Park taxpayers would support test. The top 12 schools with the to create radio, TV, billboard and Call 882-2003 to make an appointment Swansea, Wales buying the school district a new pool — especially when Take a look at trails the money can be used right Editor: now for something everyone I appreciate the May 26 edi- can enjoy ... trails. tion’s coverage of the Stansbury Even as I write this Tooele Service Agency Board Meeting, County, in partnership with many written by Alleen Lang. As a excited and motivated citizens Stansbury Park resident who and businesses, is embarking cannot attend those meetings, on a bold plan to create a trails it is refreshing to learn a little system. Communities benefit bit about what’s going on with in many ways from accessible the SSA. trails. I encourage the entire SSA The article focuses on the Board to take another look at the board’s debate over how funds potential for trails and not dump should be spent. To summarize, it all on one board member. Dave Lawrence advocates trails Richard Clark while others appear to be reluc- Stansbury Park tant to move in that direction. I’m pretty disappointed in Help smokers quit Cortney Sandberg Sofia Kimberly Garcia the negative response to the Editor: Tooele High School Tooele High School trails idea voiced by some of The Coalition for a Tobacco- the board members. The quotes Advice for life - Believe in Sofia, You have been a miracle Free Utah (CTFU) would like child. You have been through so miracles- Keep your back to the in the article reflect a closed- to remind Utah physicians and much in your life and have never mindedness and unwillingness clinicians that they play a criti- wind and mind the shoes - given up. We are so proud of you. to even study the idea. To tell cal role in helping people break Remember that you are You have accomplished so much. Mr. Lawrence, “If you want this, their tobacco habits. Many stud- AWESOME! Congratulations Remember you have the ability to you have to do the work” is not ies show people are more likely Cortina. We love you! do anything. Go with your dreams. really the type of thing I want to quit with the aid of their Mom, Bubba & Assey. Congratulations Princess. Love Always, Mom & Dad to hear from my elected board physician’s advice, counseling members. and appropriate medication. Rather, I like the approach May 31st is World No Matthew Bate Brittany Jobe of Gary Ziser who, according Tobacco Day. The theme for this to the article, advised trustees Dugway High School Tooele High School year’s international observance It seems like yesterday we to go ‘talk to their neighbors’ is Healthcare Professionals LISTEN to your heart. were watching you play T- to find out what the residents Against Tobacco: Action and FOLLOW your dreams. want. This is a great idea! I’ve Answers. The goal is to draw Ball & Jr. Jazz - Now you REACH for the stars... lived in Stansbury Park for 12 global attention to the tobacco are graduating. We are so and know that you can do years, served two terms on the epidemic and the prevent- proud of the man you have Community Association Board ANYTHING! We are all so able death and disease that it become. We love you. and have never, ever been asked proud of you. causes. In the coming months, by a greenbelt or recreation Your Family Love Your Family local health department repre- trustee what I as a resident sentatives will visit healthcare would like to see in Stansbury providers to share information Park ... except for Dave Karie Jean Christensen Matthew Lane about free patient counseling Lawrence. I told him Stansbury resources available in Utah. Tooele High School Tooele High School Park needs trails! Frankly, I More information about these Youʼll always remember The years passed too quickly know quite a few residents and other helpful resources can what you were - Now see for us, but for you time who, if they had an opportunity be found at www.tobaccofreeu- stands still. We hope your to vote on how the funds are what you can be!! tah.org/healthcare.html. spent, would vote for trails. Congratulations - We love future is filled with success Out of the more than 190,000 I am pleased with the rec- and happiness. Much love smokers in Utah, 81.5 percent you - Mom, Dad, Brooke, reation opportunities that from Mom, Chris, Grandpa want to quit. Tobacco users Shellie and Paige have been provided to us. We and Grandma James. can get free counseling ser- have softball fields, soccer vices directly through the Utah fields, tennis courts, basketball Tobacco Quit Line (1-888-567- courts, a swimming pool, a golf TRUTH) and www.utahquitnet. Tyson David Hughes Danielle Greening course, fishing, skateboarding, com. CTFU encourages health- Tooele High School boating and numerous tot lots. Tooele High School care professionals to advise and We are so proud of you. Always What we don’t have are trails. We know that you will assist all tobacco-using patients remember “Who you are.” It is not a stretch to think that step “outside of the box” to quit. Effective tobacco Reach high for stars a community built around the dependence treatments can that lie hidden in your soul. and accomplish all your theme of “park” would have reduce illness, prevent death, Dream deep, for every dream future goals. trails. But, we don’t. and increase quality of life. precedes the goal. In the article were a trustee’s Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad & Talon statements “Sure we can have Isa Kaluhikaua Your family that [trails] or we can reduce C.H.E.S. Policy Committee taxes” and “My suggestion is Chair Coalition for a Tobacco-Free we need to use funds to main- Tiffany Rose Lowery Tooele High School tain what we’ve got.” These Utah Farmington, Utah statements have some merit, Tooele High School Spoon, from Oshkosh to but are surprising nonetheless. Bush sells out vets Youʼve already accomplished so Wrangler - Watching you For the first time that I can Editor: much! You can be whatever you grow has been fun and remember the service agencies A new law signed by want. Go out and conquer the world. Your dad would be proud definitely entertaining. are finally receiving a decent President Bush on May 9, 2005, Weʼre proud of you! revenue flow and aren’t sweat- expands the 2003 Medicare law, & so are we. ing how to pay the bills that are giving $1 billion for emergency Love, Mom, Nikki, YKW Have fun this summer. due tomorrow. With the addi- care to illegal immigrants, Love, Mom & Dad tion of over 1,000 new homes in thereby rendering military the next few years the revenue retirees, other veterans, and situation should improve even millions of poor, honest people more. These additional homes LAST CLASS citizenship status. Amanda Kaye Mair also mean that the exiting rec- Why is it considered that Grantsville High School reation infrastructure is going our military warriors untold Wow! Hard to believe how fast to be overwhelmed. Stansbury sacrifices for the freedoms of youʼve gone from baby to Park can’t just sit back and this once great country have beautiful young lady. Youʼve “maintain what we’ve got.” I, less priority and concern than accomplished alot so far, but the for one, want the money to be those who are breaking the world is yours. You go, girl! Weʼre spent, and spent for the benefit law by their merely being here behind you all the way! Love, of all Stansbury Park residents. in the first place? What in the Mom, Dad, Jolene, Nic & JD Personally, I do not believe world is this country coming that trails should necessarily to, and how long can it expect Megan Dunn & Mark Dunn be “first-class” as advocated to be around, if it honors illegal Tooele High School Sara Thursten by Mr. Lawrence. There is no aliens so much greater than Darling Megan, You are so Dearest Mark! Wow need for trails to be expensive its own citizenry? Has it come Tooele High School beautiful and so much fun! graduation is here..that sure or a significant burden to the to the point where honest, Way to go Sara-beara! We will miss all the exciting came fast. You have been SSA. Go scrape some paths in upstanding, legal citizens needs You made it and we are so sports moments and so much so much fun. We have the ground. I’ll be satisfied as come last in this country? proud of you. Good luck on more. You have been sweet enjoyed every moment of long as they take me through All law abiding Americans all your future goals and and such a great example to your life. We can hardly some green, quiet areas away should be totally disgusted and your sisters. We look forward wait to see what the future dreams. Love Dad, Lori, from concrete sidewalks and fed up. They should do what they to seeing what the future holds holds! Love you so much. asphalt streets. I’m 49. I do not can over the next few years to see Jordan & Tyler. for you! Love, Mom & Dad Mom & Dad have time for golf. Swimming that every sitting elected official would be an embarrassment. of this ilk is voted out of office. Basketball, tennis, skateboard- Ron Shaw, USAF, Ret. ing and soccer are OK, but not Orem A10 TUESDAY May 31, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Stampede Cheerleading prepares is tough on parents, kids for action

f you follow high by Nick Drake school sports you SPORTS EDITOR are likely to be The sixth annual Deseret Peak Stampede impressed to some is ready to open its gates this weekend and I a record crowd is expected to flip the turn- degree by the high school cheerleaders. They are stiles at the Deseret Peak Complex Friday and a large part of almost Saturday. any high school sporting Tooele County has always loved the thrill, event. They are so much entertainment and danger the sport of rodeo a part of the contests presents, and the PRCA circuit has relished the that we sometimes fail to Dennis Sweat undivided attention the local area draws to the GUEST COLUMNIST notice them. We get so sport spurred by the old West. In fact, the attendance has nearly doubled used to seeing and hear- every year since the pro circuit returned to the ing them that we don’t realize they are out county after a nearly two decade hiatus. on the floor or field working their talents. The event is slated to begin at 8 p.m. Friday That might be a good thing. and Saturday in the state-of-the-art outdoor The fact is, if you ever pay actual attention rodeo facility. In fact, the first night (Friday) to some of the stunts they perform, it could will be Family Night where two adults and three scare you badly enough you might not let children will only cost $25. your child participate. I can’t imagine having Tickets will be $8 for adults and $5 for chil- enough confidence in a group of teenagers to dren under 12. Tickets can be purchased in allow them to throw my child in the air, and advance at all Ticket master outlets and the then catch them. Or to let them build a pyra- Deseret Peak Complex. mid by standing on one another’s shoulders… The return of professional rodeo has been three or four rows high! a huge hit the past five years and this year is I’ll bet a civil engineer would tell you it is expected to be no exception. It’s anticipated not a stable structure. I mean, the foundation that over 10,000 rodeo enthusiasts will spin the is made up of a few 100 pound 16 year old turnstiles at the Deseret Peak Complex for the kids! You’ve got to tip your hat to anybody premiere event. with the kind of nerve necessary to participate The pro rodeo marks the sixth consecutive in that sport. Tip it twice to the parents who year Tooele County has been able to slate the can sit still while they watch little Sally climb PRCA event, and rodeo enthusiasts are fortu- to the top of a pile already three bodies high. nate to witness the prestigious Sankey Rodeo Then, rather than climb back down, she just Company, which brings its National Finals let’s herself fall… tailbone first… into the arms Rodeo livestock and entertainment. of a couple girls she trusts to catch her. This will mark the 25th year that Ike Sankey Cheerleading is one sport that has no end will hit the rodeo circuit with his top notch to the season. The Utah High School Athletics rodeo stock. The company has produced live- Association, the people who oversee the dead stock for the National Rodeo Finals (NFR) or time for all high school sports, lists no dead the past 24 seasons, including 20 head for the time period for cheerleading. Cheerleaders 2001 NFR. Sankey seized the coveted Stock work on their routines all through the year. Contractor of the Year award in 1999 and his They also participate in sporting events prize animals have been raking in honors and throughout the year. Almost every game stu- awards for over the past decades. He has been dent athletes play is attended by the cheer nominated for the coveted award seven times squad. (Well, maybe not golf.) To put it in a Scottie Spero of Winnemucca rides a bucking bronc from the Sankey Rodeo Company in last year’s Deseret few words, cheerleading is a very demanding Peak Stampede at the Deseret Peak Complex. The PRCA event will have top notch rough stock, first class sport. entertainers such at Flint Rasmussen, Will Rasmussen, SEE STAMPEDE PAGE A11 I am a far cry from being any kind of an authority on the sport. I have a limited amount of second hand knowledge acquired mainly through friends and family members. From Lady Buffs beat familiar foe in 3A semis that limited exposure it is apparent the job of cheerleader is possibly the most demanding of by Nick Drake any team sport. The amount of time spent on SPORTS EDITOR perfecting their routines alone is daunting. Add Tooele High has a great softball tradition as one in fund raising, time spent at games, assem- of the premier programs in the state. blies, homecoming and “spirit week” and we’re Even, in the early to mid-90’s, the Lady Buffs talking a major commitment of both time and battled to the semifinals and finals of the state money. Not to mention the physical and emo- softball tournaments against schools with larger tional demands. student bodies and even captured the ‘91 and ‘92 Over the years we’ve been blessed through state crowns to boot. our association with some high quality cheer- However, since the Buffs have moved back into leaders and advisors. They have represented the Class 3A, Tooele has won four softball champi- us well and have helped keep our spirits high. I onships in the past eight seasons and the only other want to thank all who have been a part of that teams to pry away the crown from the purple and association. white has been Snow Canyon (’99, ‘00) and Bear River (’01, ‘02). And a common theme in the Lady Buffs titles runs is Snow Canyon. So when Tooele met up with the Lady Warriors in the winner’s bracket finals May 13, the Lady Buffs Sports Wrap knew that if they were going to win their third- straight softball title they would have to beat their photography/Troy Boman THS tennis camp annual state tourney nemesis from St. George. Tooele’s Amber Castagno dives safely back to first base against Snow Canyon in a 2-1 Lady Buff triumph But it wasn’t easy by any means. in the state semifinals. The annual Tooele High School tennis camp The two-time champs parlayed a pair of Snow will be held June 6-9 and July 11-14 at the THS Canyon miscues into runs, including the game win- Warriors to no earned runs in a hard fought 2-1 infielder failed to field a ground ball hit by Cherise tennis courts. ning run, while Lauren Folta and Lindsey Palmer triumph in St. George. All high school aged players are invited to combined to toss a five-hitter and hold the Lady Palmer darted home when a Snow Canyon SEE FAMILIAR PAGE A11 come to either camp or both. The camp will be held every day from 8 a.m. to noon and the entry fee is $50 per person. For more information contact THS Coach Derek Smith at 843-1172. GHS netters shine GHS coaches official Grantsville High School announced Friday the approval and hiring of Tony Cloward and at 3A state tourney Pat Ciervo for the head coaching positions of the school’s football and tennis programs. by Nick Drake to tally seven points and finish in The Tooele County School District the coveted top five of the Class 3A Administration and Board Members officially SPORTS EDITOR team standings. approved the decisions Friday and set the Grantsville hoped to make Park City overwhelmed the state stage for the official announcements over the another strong run in the Class 3A field with 28 points and easily beat weekend. State Boys Tennis championships runner-up Pine View with 17. Judge A story on the two hirings as well as quotes May 13 and 14 at Brigham Young Memorial grabbed third place with and philosophies from both coaches will be University. 10 followed by Ogden (9), Grantsville published in Thursday’s edition. And the Cowboys proved once again they can play with the elite (7), Dixie (5), Hurricane (4), Lehi Stansbury Ringer net athletes. (3), Morgan (2), Snow Canyon (2), Valerie Green, Nan Mendenhall and Ryan Grantsville tandem Jordan Nelson Carbon (1), Cedar City (1) and Delta Holt seized top honors in low gross action in and Logan Paulich battled to the (1), respectively. the Stansbury Park Golf Association Ringer semi-finals of their respective divi- Cowboy netter Christopher tournament May 21-22 at the local course. sions and Grantsville fought to a Elsholz fought to the quarterfinals Green and Mendenhall tied for the women’s strong fifth place team finish in the as did the first doubles team of low gross crown with a 76 each. prestigious and talented tournament Brent Mouritsen and Josh Childs and Kim Smart topped the women’s low net divi- last weekend in Provo. Cowboys second doubles squad of sion with a first place 67 while Shelly Johnson Nelson and Paulich turned in stel- Micah Watson and Jake Parkinson. and Peggy Lindsey tied for runner-up honors at lar efforts to capture berths into the However, the best thing about photography/Mike Anderson final four of the second and third the Cowboy squad is that the entire Grantsville netter Jordan Nelson pounds a forehand volley back at a state opponent singles divisions. squad returns next year for a state SEE WRAP PAGE A11 May 13 at Brigham Young University. The Cowboy junior battled to the state semifi- Grantsville, as a team, captured at nals before falling just one win shy of a berth in the state finals. least one victory in all five divisions SEE SHINE PAGE A11 TUESDAY May 31, 2005 A11

and NIRA champ Lance “Stormy” riders to compete in. We are just Stampede Sagers from Rush Valley as well so excited about the way every- continued from page A10 as former Stampede bulldogging thing has fallen into place over champ and Wilderness Circuit the past six years that we can’t qualifier Darrin Allred of Erda, wait for it to get here every year. by the contract personnel and and local bareback champs like But we do encourage everyone contestants of the PRCA. Jared Rydalch, of Stockton, to purchase tickets in advance “Our philosophy produces Trent Coates of Grantsville so they can watch the entire rodeos with color, class and and Kendall Anderson, of rodeo from start to finish with- entertainment that appeals to all Grantsville. In the bull riding, out waiting in line.” walks of life. Rodeo is exhilarat- we have Tooele’s Shawn Proctor Allred also noted that the ing, educational and a window as well as Herriman’s Sunny Tooele County business district into the cowboy life that won Murphy and NFR qualifier Jerry and individual donations have the west.” Shepherd.” enhanced the annual success of Ann Marie Allred, co-chair- Allred said the DPS commit- this PRCA event every year. person of 2005 Deseret Peak tee is extremely excited to get “We would like to tell everyone Stampede PRCA Rodeo back premier rodeo comedian that contributed prizes or spon- Committee along with Jim Flint Rasmussen this year. This sor money to this year’s rodeo DeSimon and Lindsay Sundloff, veteran clown has garnered how much we appreciate their is excited about the talent and the prestigious PRCA Clown of support and in helping us bring livestock the local event has the Year the past seven years a top notch and quality rodeo to been able to wrap up for the and is on his way to an unprec- Tooele County every year,” she annual pro rodeo. edented eighth consecutive added. “Our prize money has “We’re highly anticipating the during the 2005 campaign. increased every year thanks to talents of former Wilderness Rasmussen has also captured the dedication of the community Circuit champ and NFR qualifier the Original Coors Man in the and local sponsors. We couldn’t Nate Baldwin in the calf roping Can honor as the top barrelman run a top notch rodeo without as well as ranked ropers Clint in pro rodeo six times, includ- them. We want this to get bigger Robinson and Jake Hannum,” ing the last three years. He and better every season, and she said. “Dodge Circuit Finals also displayed his tremendous by their dedication we can do qualifier Brian Winn is in the entertainment prowess for the that.” team roping as well as Dodge world to witness at the 2002 The day’s sheets list of who’s qualifiers Steve Young and Greg Winter Olympics Command who in NFR and Circuit champs Bennett. Calgary Stampede Performance Rodeo. on the prestigious Wilderness photography/Mike Anderson champ calf roper Kyle Kosoff “We have one of the premier trail. The tremendous wealth of Grantsville Coach David Millward (right) sits down with netter Christopher Elsholz (left) to discuss strategy for will also be back this year entertainers coming back rodeo talent is spread throughout the state play during a match May 13 at Brigham Young University. The Cowboy junior fought to the quarterfinals as well as former National comedian Flint Rasmussen, who two-day event and competition but lost a hard fought match. Intercollegiate Rodeo (NIRA) has received just about every is expected to be fierce in every champ Josie Busk, former NFR award possible on the profes- event. The increasing prize Sam Moyle defeated Elsholz, 6-4, 6-4 in the quarter- qualifier and Wilderness Circuit sional rodeo circuit,” she noted. money, which is an estimated finals to spoil the Cowboy netters bid for semifinal champ McKenzie Brower and “He’s great and we can’t wait eye popping $30,000 this year, Shine play. defending Wilderness Circuit to watch him in action again. has helped draw this outstand- continued from page A10 The Cowboy first doubles squad of Brent champ Shannon Gibson, all in We also have premier announcing array of rodeo expertise. title run. Mouritsen and Josh Childs also recorded strong the barrel racing. There will be er Will Rasmussen, PRCA bull Some of the top and talented Grantsville finished the season with a perfect 5-0 play for GHS. The Cowboy tandem fought past top notch saddle bronc riders fighter Kelly Jennings and the bucking beasts on the pro cir- Region 11 dual record and 9-4 overall dual mark on Region 10 runner-up Tom Sherwood and Steve like Rusty Allen, Cody Wright livestock of Ike Sankey, makes cuit will try to shed this wealth the season. Bennion with a hard fought 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 decision and Cody Demers. our rodeo one of the best in of talented cowboys and cow- Cowboy Coach David Millward said he was in the opening round of post-season play. But Pine “We have local talent like the Wilderness Circuit. We have girls off their back. encouraged by the overall results posted by a team View duo Sam Christensen and Reed Whittington, Dodge National Circuit qualifier junior bull riding for local youth Sankey Rodeo sports the 2003 that featured players with limited varsity experi- the Region 9 champs, fought to a 6-0, 6-0 victory third place Bareback of the Year, ence. over Mouritsen and Childs in the quarterfinals to Dippin Broadway and the 2000, “Overall, I was pleased with how well we did ruin the Cowboy tandem’s bid to advance into the 1998 and 1997 Saddle Bronc of with a limited number of kids with varsity experi- state semis. the Year like Suprise Party, Wild ence,” he noted. “I was happy that we went unde- Micah Watson and Jake Parkinson also earned a Card and Skitso, respectively. feated in dual matches during region play. But I second doubles state victory over Wasatch combo The outstanding stock compa- think we got better as a team and individuals as the Peter Dansie and Jake Haywood, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 in ny also has the 1997 Reserve season went on. There will be high expectations the first round. However, Region 9 champ Hunter Bareback of the Year, William. next year. We’ll have all seven varsity players back Housley and Clark Wilkey recorded a 6-3, 6-1 There will be bucking bare- next year. We even went up to the Region junior triumph over Watson and Parkinson in state quar- back talent like Lone Shark, varsity tournament and beat Morgan and Ogden for terfinal action in second doubles play to halt the Bachelor Party, Broadway the JV title May 3. That goes to show the depth and Cowboys game plan of moving past Region 11 tour- Nights, Jamboree, Misplaced quality of our program, to win the JV and varsity ney champ Ogden in the final state team standings. and War Wagon racing out of the regular seasons.” chutes as well as saddle broncs Grantsville 3 - Ogden 2 The state tournament caps the prep boys tennis War Chief, Spotted Dog, Tight The Cowboys captured two of three singles career of senior Cody Perkins. Rope and Mishap. matches and first doubles to earn a hard fought and “Cody was a good leader and helped the team The biggest beasts in attempt- tough triumph over their bitter league rival, Tigers, with his senior leadership,” noted Coach Millward. ing to pry cowboys off their April 12 at Ogden. “Even though he wasn’t a varsity player, he was an backs will be top notch and mas- Jordan Nelson coasted to a decisive 6-3, 6-3 tri- important part of our team all season.” sive bulls like Rawhide, Tsunami, umph over Ogden’s Blake Skagg at second singles. Blind Date, Black Magic and State results Paulich dropped a 7-5 contest to Tiger foe Chase Status Quo. Nelson and Paulich turned in stellar individual Arneson in the first set of the third singles match. results at second and third singles to advance into However, the Cowboy freshman kept his poise and the state semifinals. garnered a 6-4, 6-2 triumph in the final two sets to Nelson whipped Uintah’s Wes Hadlock, 6-1, 6-1 earn the coveted and pivotal third singles contest. in the opening round and cruised past Cedar City’s Meanwhile, Mouritsen and Childs followed the Caleb Duncan, 6-0, 6-1 to move into the semifinals. same situation at first doubles as their third singles However, Judge Memorial’s Matt McCoy, Region teammate did. Ogden duo Alex Stracener and Jake 10 runner-up, handed the Cowboy junior a 6-0, 6-0 Sanders handed the Cowboy combo a 6-2 setback defeat in the semifinals to keep the Cowboy netter in the opening set of the day. But Mouritsen and just one win shy of playing for a state title at second Childs stayed tough and rallied for a 6-1, 6-3 in the singles. final two and deciding sets to garner another dual Paulich followed a similar path at third singles. victory for Grantsville. The Cowboy freshman dominated Uintah’s Jason Tiger Mike Bokinskie grabbed a 6-2, 6-2, triumph E-mail us: Fuller, 6-0, 6-1 in first-round action and battled past over Chris Elsholz at first singles for Ogden. [email protected] Region 8 champ Brent Williams, of Carbon, 6-4, 6-1 The Ogden tandem of Tyler Wren and Steven in the quarterfinals. However, Region 9 champ Russ Lamb earned a 6-3, 6-1 decision over Grantsville’s Christensen, of Pine View, posed a big threat in the Micah Watson and Cody Perkins at second dou- semifinals and handed Paulich a disappointing 6-0, bles. 6-1 setback as the Cowboy netter finished just one In junior varsity action, Jared Norgan earned a singles triumph while the doubles team of Gary photography/Troy Boman win shy of the third singles finals as well. Tooele freshman hurler Lauren Folta lets a pitch fly in the winner’s In first singles action, Chris Elsholz also record- Jones and Degan Hill claimed a doubles triumph. bracket finals against Snow Canyon May 13 in St. George. The Lady Subscribe Today ed strong play as the Region 11 champ. The Cowboy In exhibition play, the doubles teams of Casey Buffs captured the game 2-1 in eight innings and advanced to the 882-0050 junior dumped Wasatch’s Eric Hronek, 6-2, 6-3 in Williams-Casey Norgan and Trent Turner-Austin championship series undefeated and perfect in state play. the opening round of state action. But Hurricane’s Kennedy earned wins as well.

third and second, respectively. But Folta reached Pet of the Week Familiar back to strike out the final Lady Warrior slugger Wrap continued from page A10 and strand the two base runners. continued from page A10 The Lady Warriors finally broke the scoreless 68 each. Herrera in the bottom of the eighth to vault Tooele deadlock in the top of the fourth when Brandy Holt garnered the men’s low to the thrilling triumph. Sargent rapped a single, moved to second on gross crown with a first place A common theme in the past four state champi- a Norton sacrifice bunt and bolted home on a 66 while Alden Johnson, Brock onships, is that Tooele must beat Snow Canyon to two-out Lady Buff fielding miscue to stake Snow Griffith and Aaron Jackson all tied rule the roost in Class 3A softball. Canyon to a slim 1-0 edge. for second place with a 68 each. A year ago, the Lady Buffs battled to a hard Tooele finally posted their first real threat in the Tom Paskvan took fifth place fought 3-0 decision over the Lady Warriors in the bottom of the fifth and made it count. Paige Lowry with a 69 while Dave Garcia, Nick state quarters en route to their second consecutive belted a lead off single, moved to second on an Griego and Curtis Kirk all tied for state crown. And in ‘98, Tooele needed to register Amber Castagno sacrifice bunt, moved to third on sixth place with a 71 each. two straight victories, 2-1 and 5-2, to seize the cov- a Lady Warrior error on a ball hit by Amy Petersen. Mike Hubbard topped the men’s eted state crown. Only in 2003, did Tooele not have low net division with a gold tally to play and beat Snow Canyon and go on and win But a perfect play at the plate on a ground ball of 61 and Jeff Rydalch was right the championship. nixed the Lady Buff attempting to score. However, behind with a silver score of 62. Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said Snow Canyon was Petersen darted home on a two-out RBI single by Don Christensen took third place a tough team to beat. Kristen Evans to knot the game at 1-1. at 64 while Boyd Blanthorn, Don “Against Snow Canyon, that particular pitcher Snow Canyon did threaten in the top of the sev- Henderson and Leon Harvey all (Nikki Norton) just seems to keep us off balance at enth when Taron Sorenson and Erin Poffenberger tied for fourth place at 65 while the plate and she forced us to swing at pitches out smacked consecutive one-out singles. But Palmer Dave Zinn and Jeff Green all tied of the strike zone,” he noted. “That is the type of forced a ground ball and Evans came up with a per- for seventh place at 66 each. game where is pays off to be lucky more than good. fect play and throw to record the second out of the The next tournament will be a We were fortunate to get the error to decide the inning and keep the runners at third and second, mixed quota-individual gross and game and both teams played well enough to win it. respectively. Then a pop out to Jessica Howsden in net tournament June 11. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be But we showed a lot of poise in a tight game and center field kept the game deadlocked and forced required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. both our pitchers threw great games. Our defense the game into an extra session. Duo tie in Oquirrh really came up big and we made some plays behind Shelters are only required to hold animals for Alex Davis took to the base paths on the three days before they are euthanized. Laura and Lindsey. It was a big win for us.” International Tie-breaker rule and bolted for third Mens golf event Fred Killpack and Jacob Tooele 2 - Snow Canyon 1 on a passed ball. But Palmer reached back to strike For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Abraham combined to tally a available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at The Lady Buffs rallied for an unearned run in the out one Lady Warrior slugger, forced a ground out low gross 36 to win the division 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville bottom of the eighth to remain perfect in state play for the second out and got a pop out for the final crown in the Oquirrh Hills Men’s Animal Shelter at 884-6881. May 13 and advance into the title game undefeated out to keep the game a 1-1 affair. Association 2-man Best Ball event in St. George. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Palmer took to second base to open the inning, May 11 at the local course. The game opened as a pitcher’s duel between moved to third on a Kelsey Mendenhall sacrifice Brady Christensen and Preston Lady Warrior hurler Norton and Lady Buff starter and scored when Snow Canyon misplayed the ball Pratt won the low net division Folta. hit by Herrera to end the game. with a 36 as well. Tooele Veterinary Clinic Snow Canyon did threaten to push home a run Evans produced two hits in the affair to lead in the top of the first when a two-out error and 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Tooele while Mendenhall, Lowry and Petersen Norton single put runners in scoring position at NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 added one safety each. We Put Women First

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photography / Mike Call Lauren Watson and Ed Watson ring the bell as Lacie Cole, Miss Grantsville 2004, (not pictured) reads the names of Grantsville servicemen who have died in foreign wars.

by Karen Lee Scott Smith Patton, Jr. STAFF WRITER During the 1944 Battle of the As the clouds parted over Bulge a few American tanks the top of the Grantsville City were captured by the German Cemetery Monday morning, Old Army. It is believed that this is Glory waved proudly in the light when Frank was killed. breeze. His body was never moved As has been the tradition back to Grantsville and is likely for eight years now, Alexis buried in France or Germany. Watson Leonelli, a former Miss Though the tribute was to be Grantsville and Miss Tooele read by Bob Williams, a cousin County, organized a Memorial to Frank, a health issue pre- Day tribute that will long be vented him from doing so. So, remembered by those in atten- Lee Williams, also a cousin to dance. Frank, read the tribute. Entitled, as always, Where At the end he said “I would Valor Proudly Sleeps, the pro- like to thank all of you for com- gram honored 16 Grantsville ing to honor Frank Williams. I’d soldiers who died in the service like to thank Grantsville City of our country during World War photography / Mike Call and the community for all the I, WW II and the Vietnam War. Crowd members gathered at the Grantsville cemetery Monday bowed work you have done. Thank Lacie Cole, Miss Grantsville their heads during a moment of silence at the city’s annual Memorial you.” 2004, sang a stirring rendition Day service honoring Grantsville servicemen who payed the ultimate John Russell Oakey of The Star Spangled Banner. price defending the United States. Though he was listed as a Shanz Leonelli read Memorial member of the Army during Day Poetry and the Mormon gram’s history, 14 soldiers of High School where he was a the Vietnam War, not much is Tabernacle Choir’s version the 16 have been honored each good student and was liked by known about John Oakey other of “The Battle Hymn of the Memorial Day. Yesterday, a all, noted his cousins Bob and than the fact that he was from Republic” was played. special tribute was paid to the Lee Williams. Grantsville. And when the names of remaining two heroes. He was described as a studi- “We don’t know where he Grantsville’s 16 heroes were Frank Burmester ous, easy going person, and vora- lived in our town, what he read one by one, a bell tolled cious reader. He enjoyed sports looked like or what activities in their remembrance. At the Williams and had a scientific mind. he enjoyed, but we can still Born in Grantsville in 1924, conclusion of the reading of the He joined the Army in 1942 and honor and remember him,” said Frank was the son of Thomas names, Taps was played and a served in the Patton Armored Alexis. wreath was placed in remem- Albert Williams and Frances photography / Mike Call Tank Division in WW II. He was “He was a member of our Jon Shields (l-r) and Steve Uffens, reserve officers with the Grantsville brance of the fallen. Burmester. He attended in the 9th Infantry Division and City Police Department, fired a 21-gun salute in honor of veterans at Over the course of the pro- Grantsville Elementary and Heroes rememberedserved under General George asSEE MEMORIAL sun PAGE B4 breaksGrantsville’s Memorial Day Service Monday forth afternoon. A Memorial Day prayer: Cleaning wet carpets a soggy task As Memorial Day approach- men who carried the hopes f there ing. It was pretty hard to miss simple if painful. You will (For safety, wear rubber es, we should be reminded that and dreams of freedom in their is one that hailstorm that left piles probably need to discard the gloves when handling sew- it marks more than just the tra- hearts. Their commanders faith Ithing of the stuff in yards. carpet, decontaminate the age-contaminated carpet.) ditional beginning of summer. inspired the men to fight on. people That water that ran, seeped floor and other surfaces and 1. If the carpet is not glued Established after the Civil War For those who want to show in Tooele or deluged into basements, start over. down, roll it up and take it to honor the nations war dead, their support for our troops Valley can backed up through sewers, If the damage was less outside to a dry driveway, Memorial Day is an opportu- through prayer this Memorial agree on, and leaked through roofs has severe, the decision is a little patio, or garage floor. Try nity for us to remember all Day, here is a short prayer from it is that left many in Tooele trying to less clear-cut. You can try to cleaning glued-down carpet our countrys soldiers, from the George Washingtons own per- Memorial figure out what to do next. clean the carpet, but it can before trying to pull it up American Revolution to Iraq, sonal prayer book: Day 2005 You may have always wanted be difficult and you could because you will probably who gave their lives at war. was not a swimming pool, but this face health risks. Getting wet pull the foam backing apart This year, more than ever, it is Bless the people boring. It Diane Sagers was not the plan! carpet clean and dry while when you try to take it up. especially important to remem- of this land. was any- CORRESPONDENT Some were lucky enough avoiding mildew and odor Use a wet-dry vacuum to ber the lessons learned from Be a father thing but! to catch the water on cement problems is a challenge. Do suck up the water. the bravery of those who gave to the fatherless, We broke Homefront floors while others waded not expect miracles. You 2. Removing carpet from their lives in past conflicts. a comforter records across soggy carpets. So now can assume that flood water, the home may be easier said According to Janice to the comfortless, yesterday that the storms have died regardless of the source, is than done. Wet carpet is Connell, author of Faith of our a deliverer receiving nearly five times as down, you have some choices contaminated to some extent much heavier than dry car- Founding Father: The Spiritual to the captives much moisture in 24 hours to make. with infectious organisms. pet. First, try to suck up as Journey of George Washington and a physician as the previous record set in What do you do with Normally, mildew is not a much water as you can with (Hatherleigh Press, $15.95), to the sick. 1912. Getting most of water flood-damaged carpet if you serious problem in our dry a wet-dry vacuum to lighten the soldiers who fought in our Let Thy blessings in such a short time made for don’t have home owner’s or climate. However, humidity the load. If the carpet is too nations revolution were no be upon our friends, a lot of excitement. renter’s insurance or your levels have been higher than heavy to move, at least lift if strangers to sorrow, cold, hun- kindred, Whether you were among policy won’t cover the dam- normal all spring. Even with off the floor and lay it over ger, persecution, or terrorism. and families. those dredging out your base- age? That depends on just low humidity however, the sawhorses, chairs or other But then, as now, they used Amen. ment and window wells or what the damage was. Floods process of drying and clean- supports to drain. After it their faith and love of country helping your neighbors with yesterday ranged from a bit ing the carpet will take time, drains, perhaps you can lift to give them strength. As things This Memorial Day, we must theirs or if you were among of lawn or roof runoff onto effort and the proper clean- it. If you leave it in that posi- began to look hopeless at Valley not only remember the sacri- the lucky souls who lived in small areas of the floors to ing materials and equipment. tion to dry, it may shrink or Forge, Washington did some- fice of soldiers who gave their neighborhoods that didn’t total submersion in sewage- Adapt the following sugges- become misshapen and not thing that inspired his men to lives in past conflicts, but also flood, you couldn’t have contaminated flood water. tions based on the severity of lay flat after it dries. persevere in the face of all their celebrate the bravery of those missed the spectacular thun- If you are one that has had the damage. The first step is 3. Remove the carpet pad hardships. Washington, in full who fight today. May their faith der and lightening storm that to clean up sewage contami- to get the wet carpet off the underneath, too. It holds view of his troops, knelt in the and patriotism inspire and split the air yesterday morn- nated water, the decision is floor. snow to pray, Connell explains. strengthen them as it has the SEE CARPET PAGE B4 He implored the blessings of countless soldiers of Americas God on his dedicated troops, past. B2 TUESDAY May 31, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

on June 1 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium Tooele at the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, to take comment on Lost dog or cat? the following: Animal Control picks up several • AMZ #1023-05 Amendment to 24- animals each day that go unclaimed. 6-3 Business related temporary signs Shelters are only required to hold • AMS #1004-05 Amendment to Title animals for three days before they are 13 Subdivision Ordinance euthanized. Contact your local shelter • AMZ #1024-05 Amendment to immediately when your pet is missing: Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, &7 of the Zoning Tooele County 882-1051; Tooele City Ordinance 882-4607; Grantsville City 884-6881. Violence victims meet Deseret Peak Groups for adult female victims of domestic violence will begin on June 14 at 5 p.m. at 305 N. Main on the Rodeo, craft show second floor. Please call Melanie at Deseret Peak Stampede PRCA 843-1677 to register. Rodeo and Craft Show will be at the Test canning equipment Deseret Peak Complex Friday and Utah State University Extension is Saturday, June 3-4. The craft show is offering canning updates and pressure free from 3-10 p.m. The rodeo starts at lid testing, a Lunch-N-Learn work- 8 p.m.: $8 for adults, $5 for kids 12 and The second winner of the Grantsville Beautification Yard Award is David Nix and Suzanne Brown, 91 N. Kearl St. Their yard has a shop. Bring your own lunch and join under. Friday night is family night: $25 beautiful rock retaining wall lined with roses on the north of their home. They have also added berms with an interesting antique us Thursday, June 2, from 12-1 p.m. for two adults and three kids. There will be a rodeo clown/rodeo queen garden tool. Their prize includes generous gift certificates from many of the merchants in Grantsville and a sincere “thank you” at the Extension office, 151 N. Main, from all home town residents who enjoy and appreciate those who take pride in their yard and property. Tooele, as we share recipes and learn costume contest on Friday at 5 p.m. about proper canning procedures. only judged by local dairy princesses. Other activities include: fireworks, Bring your pressure canner lid to be luck! Aaron Drive, on June 11 from 10 a.m. are in the works for August. An e-mail tested for free that day. petting zoo, inflatable gyms, pony to 4 p.m. This community introduc- has been set up for current address- rides and entertainment. Tickets are Join band for 4th tion to the new facility and many fine es and suggestions. So please let us SLCC AutoCAD training available at ticketmaster.com or at The residents of Stansbury Park Are you interested in AutoCAD community programs is sponsored by know where you are as soon as pos- the Deseret Peak Complex, 2930 W. are invited to participate in a con- St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church and sible. Detailed information will be on training? For information please con- Highway 112, Tooele. cert band that has been organized to tact Joan Hill (435) 843-4350 or joan. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church. its way, so please spread the word. For further information call (435) play for the flag raising ceremony at Various community choirs will per- [email protected] [email protected]. Financial assistance 843-4000 or visit our Website at www. Benson Grist Mill on the Fourth of may be available for those who qual- form. Bring a can of food for the food deseretpeakcomplex.com. July. Anyone who has an instrument bank if you can. ify. and would like to play should come Seniors Enter fun run to the practices each Thursday at 8 Join Methodists Tooele County residents are invited Grantsville p.m. at the LDS chapel on Bayshore Tooele United Methodist Church, to a 5k Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, Drive in Stansbury Park. For more 87 E. Utah, invites you to attend wor- Grantsville seniors ship service at 11 a.m. Children and The Grantsville Senior Center can June 4. The event is brought to you Nix wins yard award information contact Randall Jones at by the New Smelter Road Trail — 830-7271. youth Sunday schools begin at 11 a.m. be called at 884-3446. The second winner of the Grantsville each Sunday. Communion is the first • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at Ericson Road, approximately 400 N. Beautification Yard Award is David 7th St. Starting time is 8 a.m. Get Sunday of each month. Vacation Bible noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Nix and Suzanne Brown, 91 N. Kearl Grist Mill School will be June 20-24 6-8 p.m. for • Tuesdays 9 a.m. pilates; 10 a.m. your free t-shirt (quantities limited). St. Their yard has a beautiful rock Enter a drawing for prizes from local preschool through eighth grades. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at retaining wall lined with roses on noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. merchants and collaborating agencies. the north of their home. They have Join pioneer celebration Vacation Bible School Bible Baptist Vacation Bible School • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; 9:30 Please park courteously. also added berms with an interesting Take a walk back in time and join us will be Monday-Friday, June 20-24, a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. pilates; Central School tour antique garden tool. for a pioneer celebration sponsored by 3:30-5:30 p.m. at 286 N. 7th Street in 1 p.m. Pinochle See the progress made at the old Their prize includes generous gift the Tooele Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Tooele. Everyone is welcome: ages 4- • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. Central School. If you are interested certificates from many of the mer- Enjoy live entertainment, pioneer dem- 12. Enjoy Bible stories, games, puppet line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- in an interim look at the conversion of chants in Grantsville and a sincere onstrations, wagon rides, children’s shows and songs. Call 882-7183 for tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- the old Central Elementary School to “thank you” from all home town resi- games, food and much more! Admission more information. Come and join us sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo luxury senior condos, be at the north dents who enjoy and appreciate some- is free. For more information, contact for some fun! • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at entrance at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18. one who takes pride in their yard/ the Benson Grist Mill at 882-7678. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Bring a camera if you like. property. Pageant auditions • Everyday quilting Fix pets Plan on pageant The Benson Grist Mill Pageant is Schools • June 7 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to Need to get your pet fixed? Tooele The Miss Grantsville Organization holding auditions for its 10th annual Noon County Super Fix is happening through will hold meetings in preparation production on Tuesday, June 7, from • June 13-15 – Tuacahn and Mesquite June 11. Participating veterinarians for the upcoming Miss Grantsville 6-10 p.m. at the Janis Smart Music THS preregistration trip $160 per person plus $25 single. Students new to Tooele High School include: Countryside Animal Clinic Pageant. Young ladies between the Memorial Library just behind Phil’s Call 884-3446 for more information. in the fall may preregister Wednesday, and Tooele Veterinary Clinic. Prices ages of 16-24 interested in serving the Glass. If you have a current photo- • June 18 — Old Time Fiddlers per- June 1, at 1 p.m. in the school library. are: cat neuter $25, cat spay $35, dog community of Grantsville and receiv- graph, please bring it with you. Don’t form 1-3 p.m. Contact Diane Featherston prior to neuter $45, dog spay $55, with extra ing scholarship money up to $1000 miss the opportunity to be part of this • June 24 — Dutch oven dinner 4 June 1 at 435-833-1978 to arrange to charges for animals in heat, pregnan- should contact Alexis Leonelli at 884- extraordinary production. p.m. Entertainment by Rush and Eve pick up the registration packet. Bring cies, retained testicles and dogs over 6692. Kee. Free to members; $3 non-mem- Mill opens birth certificate, immunization record, 65 pounds. Call vets listed or 1-866- bers. Make reservations by June 20. Enter 4th celebration The Benson Grist Mill is open for proof of residency and grades from PETS-FIX or visit www.utahpets.org. • June 28 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 More rides and games than ever, live the 2005 season! Come for a free tour the previous high school. “Get ‘em fixed by month six for music and fun for all will be central to Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. p.m. Appointment necessary. healthier, happier pets!” Preregistration will give students a Grantsville’s 4th of July extravaganza to 4 p.m. While you’re here, visit the better chance to get their first choices Tooele seniors Perform on 4th — Generations of Valor. We will have Country Store and shop for handcrafted before many classes fill up. The Tooele County Senior Citizen Let your group show off their tal- one of the top blues band performing items from local folks, reprints of old For other questions, please call the Center can be reached at 882-2870. ents on stage, sign up to perform at and food, vendors, games and rides, and rare books, home décor and acces- Tooele High School counseling office • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- the Fourth of July “after parade show” as well as the biggest car show and sories, candy, gifts and much more. at 833-1981. bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line at the Tooele City Park: singing, danc- fireworks show in Tooele County his- To reserve the bowery, please call dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. ing, karate, acting. New this year is a tory! All proceeds from the games and 882-7678. Adult Ed. graduation • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Tooele Adult Education’s Graduation Beer Garden. Enter your band to play. rides always go to local Tooele County advanced line dancing will continue will be Friday, June 3, at 7 p.m. at Call Susan Trujillo at 882-5496 to charities. in September; Pinochle 1 p.m. Grantsville High School. The guest get a spot. • Call for entries — We are still in Erda • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. speaker will be Matt Fellows. need of a couple local bands to per- to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; ceramics Spring cleaning? Moving? Graduates must pick up caps and form. We are taking signups for the 1-3 p.m. Don’t throw away that left over yarn Planners meet gowns before Friday, June 3. Please parade entries and vendors, please • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; or material. We’re a non-profit group The Erda Township Planning call 833-1994 if you have questions. looking for batting, material, yarn, call in ASAP to reserve a spot. Enter Commission will hold a public hearing aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; lace, thread and other items that can the fourth annual Dutch oven cook off in the auditorium of the Tooele County Adult Ed. summer hours bridge 12:45 p.m. be used to make baby and juvenile $50 first place and $25 second place Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., Tooele, June Starting June 7 the Tooele Adult • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; quilts. We’re also in desperate need of with awards. Contact Jason M. Duhon, 8 at 7 p.m. to receive comment on: Education Center will be open dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m. a usable quilting frame. MBA at 435-830-9714. • AMS #1004-05 Amendment to Title Tuesday and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. Senior Circle, MWMC for adults wanting a high school diplo- Thank-you for those that donated Donner Reed Museum 13 Subdivision Ordinance Senior Circle costs just $15 per year. ma or GED. ESL class will be held on last year. We were able to get out 55 The Donner Reed museum at Clark • AMZ #1024-05 Amendment to Call 843-3690 for a membership form Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m. All adult baby/juvenile quilts that were donat- and Cooley Streets in Grantsville is Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5 and 7 of the Zoning and to RSVP for all activities except classes are for students 18 and over. ed to single parent families in need open, by appointment only, seven days Ordinance exercise and water aerobics. Call 833-1994 for additional informa- and three full-size quilts that went a week. For an appointment call 884- • REZ #1009-05 BRK & H LLC Sec 3 • Body Instincts — Meets on tion. to homeless teenagers. You can drop 3411 or 884-3767. T 3 South R 4 West Extend CG zone & Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle your donation at 240 N. 4th St. or give G’ville family history Rezone from RR-5 to RM-30 Therapy (29 S. Main). Free to mem- us a call at 882-5466 for a pick up. The Grantsville Family History • PUD #1011-05 Jumping Horse Reunions bers. Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and Ranch (Concept Phase). • Hinges and Twinges (water Meetings is open help you with any research aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. G’ville class of ‘00 Thursdays at 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Pine Canyon Attention Grantsville High School Center, $2.50 for members. City council meets Wednesday and Thursday. We are also Class of 2000 Graduates: Our five year • June 1 — Diabetes Support Group • June 1 — The Tooele City Council open the first and second Saturday of reunion will be held on Saturday, June 11 a.m. at the health department (181 will meet in a business meeting on each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Planners meet 4, at 3 p.m. at the Grantsville City N. Main). Wednesday, June 1, at 7 p.m. in the The Pine Canyon Planning Park (across the street from the high • June 3 — Breakfast Buddies 9 Tooele City Hall council room, 90 N. Commission will hold a public hearing school.) The cost is $10 per person. a.m. at Jim’s Family Restaurant, Dutch Main. Stansbury on Thursday, June 2, at 7 p.m. in the We will have lots of food, games and treat • June 15 — The Tooele City Council Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main a raffle for some great prizes. If you • June 9-10 — AARP Driving will meet in a business meeting on Street, Tooele, to receive public com- have any questions or would like to Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Both Scholarship essay contest RSVP, please call Hillary Mondragon days are mandatory to complete the Wednesday, June 15, at 7 p.m. in the The Stansbury Park Community ment on the following items: Tooele City Hall council room, 90 N. • REZ #1008-05 Brookfield Estates at 884-0616. Please come, we’d love to course. Cost is $10. Meet at MWMC Association is holding the annual see you there! Main. Public comments will be taken Essay Scholarship Contest. There will – Sec 11, 2 S, 4 W- A-20 to RR-5 on an ordinance assigning the General be two winners; the first will receive • AMZ #1023-05 Amendment to 24-6- THS Class of ‘95 Attention Class of 1995, let’s get SEE DOINGS ON B3 Commercial Zoning District to land $1000. This contest is open to all 3 Business related temporary signs ready for our 10 year reunion. Events owned by Consolidated Distributing seniors who live in Stansbury and will • AMS #1004-05 Amendment to Title Company located west of SR-36 and attend college in the fall. This year’s 13 Subdivision Ordinance south of the future 1000 North. theme is: “How has the growth of • AMZ #1024-05 Amendment to DOINGS POLICY Redevelopment agency Stansbury Park affected my quality of Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, &7 of the Zoning The Tooele City Redevelopment life?” The essay needs to be no more Ordinance. Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Agency will meet in a business meet- than 1500 words and should be double Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or ing on Wednesday, June 1, at 6 p.m. at spaced. Entries are due by June 30. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a the Tooele City Hall council room, 90 Churches They can be mailed to 1 Country Club, notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, N. Main. #4, Stansbury Park, Utah, 84074 or be etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a County planners meet given to any SPCA officer. If you have Doors open to public display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. The Tooele County Planning any questions regarding this essay, You are cordially invited to St. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later Commission will hold a public hearing please call Christy at 843-7691. Good Barnabas’ Center open house, 1784 N. than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY May 31, 2005 B3

Early Literacy Skills (CBM/ students with a special track Doings DIBELS). For more informa- just for teens. The convention tion or to register, contact Continued from page B2 is designed to offer support to Tana Allred by May 31 at 801- the 20,000+ Utah families who 581-8585 or e-mail her at cbm- are involved in home educa- classrooms. Registration is [email protected]. tion. required. • Aug. 8-12 — Advanced For more details about • June 10-11 — Relay for Placement (AP) Institute for Life at Tooele High School teachers in the intermountain the UHEA Home Education track. Join a team and honor or region who teach AP classes in Convention & Curriculum Fair remember someone with can- high school. Participants may and registration information, cer. Call Aleta Dean at 843-3654 obtain information and regis- go online to www.uhea.org. or Michelle Kumke at 843-3714 ter for the AP Institute online Grants available for more information. at www.ed.utah.edu/Pro_ The Zions Bank Women’s • June 15 — Wellness development/2005APFlyer. Financial Group announced Luncheon 11 a.m., topic is pdf. The registration deadline the availability of applications nutrition and getting 5-A-Day. is June 30. For questions call Meet at the health department Julie Rezai at 801-581-8221. for a new series of micro-grants (181 N. Main). for women. Called “Smart • June 16 — Breast Cancer Aviary takes flight! Women Grants,” the awards Tracy Aviary’s free-flight bird Support Group at 7 p.m. in the show takes off this Saturday. totaling $20,000 will be provid- MWMC classrooms. The 2005 show features the ed to women candidates who • June 17 — Day Trip to six-year-old bald eagle, Anami, excel in a variety of categories: Hogle Zoo, cost is $22 plus flying in with her impressive Small business start-up and lunch. Reservations required. The Tooele Smelter employed seven-foot wing span! There expansion; Community devel- • June 24-27 — National are fewer than 10 fully flighted opment; Continuing education Fiddler’s Championships in bald eagles, such as Anami, in hundreds of hard-working men and Idaho. Cost is $499 per person, and teacher support; Child and captivity in the United States. double. elder care; Health and human Bird shows take place women between the years 1910-1972. • June 28 — Birthday Bingo services; Arts and culture. Saturdays at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., Night at 5 p.m. in the MWMC Open to female residents of 3 p.m. and Sundays at 1 p.m. cafeteria. Pizza, cake and drinks Utah and Idaho, applications This smelter and mine, which and 3 p.m. Weekday shows will will be served for $3. are available online at www. start after Memorial Day. • July 6-8 — Shakespeare encompassed 600 acres in Bingham For more information please zionsbank.com/womens_ adventure in Southern Utah. call 801.322-BIRD. finance.jsp or by calling (801) Cost is $325 per person dou- Canyon, was used to mine and refine Enter coloring 594-8150. Applications are due ble. Aug. 1. All Zions Bank branch • Oct. 4 — New England contest locations also have copies of copper, lead, zinc and limestone. The Backroads. Call 843-3690 for Few things go together so the applications available upon a flyer. well as kids and crayons. To law firm of Brayton<>Purcell represents • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas commemorate the launching request. eight days in Austria and of the USGKids section their Call for entries Germany. Call 843-3690 for a web site, the Utah Summer The Eccles Community Art numerous clients who have been flyer. Games will provide an incen- Center in Ogden is announc- tive to get the two together ing a call for entry for its 31st recently diagnosed with asbestos related Groups again. Annual Statewide Competition. Children or their parents This competition is open all diseases. One of the things these can download coloring pages artists who presently reside at www.utahsummergames. Diabetic group meets in the state of Utah. Original individuals have in common is that they Tooele Diabetic Support org. Completed contest color- work in any medium, includ- Group will meet June 1 at ing pages should be mailed to ing paintings, prints, mono- worked together at IS&R during the 11 a.m. at the Tooele Health the Utah Summer Games at Department building. It will be 351 W. University Blvd., Cedar prints, drawings, graphics, a pot-luck lunch. Bring a dish City, UT, 84720. On the back pottery, sculptures, and tex- 1950s and 1960s around asbestos- and share your recipe. With of the page, parents should tiles are eligible. Photographs questions call Carol at 843- legibly write the child’s name, are not eligible. No digital or containing materials. Asbestos, a 9787. age, birth date, telephone num- digitally enhanced work will Eagles events ber and mailing address. All be accepted. Works must have medically recognized human carcinogen, entries will be displayed in the • Installation of Officers — been completed within the Sorenson PE Building during The Installation of Officers will past two years and not have check-in and registration for is known to cause lung cancer and be Saturday, June 4, 5 p.m. A been previously exhibited in a the Utah Summer Games. chicken parmesan dinner will The contest is open to chil- juried exhibit sponsored by the mesothelioma, a lethal tumor of the be served at 6:30 p.m. for $15 dren ages 0 to 12 with separate Eccles Community Art Center. followed by dancing to the live divisions for ages 0-3, 4-6, 7-9 Artists are limited to a total band, Range Fire. There will lining of the chest and abdominal and 10-12. Age is to be deter- of two entries. Entry fees are be a raffle; donations are wel- mined on the day the child $8 per entry. come. cavities. Exposure to asbestos can also colors the page. The winner of • Golf scramble — A four The original works will each division will receive a $25 person golf scramble will be be accepted on Friday, June savings bond. cause asbestosis, a disease characterized held at the Oquirrh Hills Golf 24, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Course on Sunday, June 12. Homeschoolers fair on Saturday, June 25, from 9 by scarring of the lung. The smelter and Sign up by June 5. Cost with the The Utah Home Education a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Eccles spaghetti dinner is $34, benefit- Association (UHEA) is pleased Community Art Center at 2580 ing the Heart Fund. to present the 25th Annual Jefferson Avenue, Ogden.The its facilities were full of asbestos • Family picnic — The Eagle Convention and Curriculum competition exhibit will be on Fair, “Enjoying the Journey,” family picnic will be June 24-25 display July 8 through Aug. 24. insulation, gaskets, furnaces and other on Saturday, June 4, from 7:30 at Settlement Canyon. Anyone interested in receiv- a.m. to 7 p.m. The event will equipment which utilized asbestos for take place at the Salt Palace ing information, or a call for General Convention Center in Salt entry should call Debra, Donna Lake City. or Alisha at 801-392-6935. The operation. Teacher institutes The event will feature over call for entry may be found on- 160 workshops for parents of line at www.ogden4arts.org. The University of Utah will offer three summer institutes emphasizing various continu- We are looking for people who either ing and outreach education for teachers: worked or knew someone who worked at • June 13-15 — Civic, character and service learning this location to tell us stories about the institute is titled Realizing the Civic Mission of the Schools. work undertaken at this facility. We hope Information and registration information can be obtained by calling 801-587-8990 or at that these stories will provide all of the www.communityofcaring.org • Aug. 1-3 — Useful measure- former employees of IS&R the answers ments of basic literacy skills for elementary educators. The to why they are today suffering from institute’s training will focus on what is known as Curriculum- asbestos diseases decades after this Based Measurement and Dynamic Indicators of Basic smelter has closed.

Please contact Tobin Ballinger of �� Brayton<>Purcell at (800) 765-7778 �� extension 281 or via email at �� [email protected]. Any �� information regarding work at the �� Tooele Smelter would be greatly �� appreciated. Our clients and their �� families thank you for your help. � �� Brayton<>Purcell is located at 215 S. �� State Street, Suite 900, Salt Lake City, UT. 84111. B4 TUESDAY May 31, 2005

man without a tear in his eye. Old Glory, Memorial I yearn to tell him how proud As I see them walk off in the That so proudly flies in front continued from page B1 I am, distance, of us every day, Seeing him standing tall, I yell out to THEM community, a hero of our coun- Is flapping and standing straight and proud in his uni- And EVERYONE there today, try and should be a part of proudly straight out in the form .... As loud as I can... our lives because his sacrifice wind Thank you for remembering! helped to secure our freedom,” From our gathering numbers I can tell that they are pre- she said. this day. paring to leave, And as others on this side of Though many questioned And we shout again and And I try to take a mental The Wall join in, America’s involvement in that nd again... picture of them together, I notice that the U.S. Flag, again a war, Alexis said John still fought Because I don’t know when I Thanks For Rembering! for the cause of freedom and will see them again. was killed in action. “His body I wouldn’t blame them if they is not buried here and so his flag were not to return, stands at our monument.” And can only thank them During her speech Alexis TOOELE COUNTY RESIDENTS that I was not forgotten .... quoted, “From the Other Side” by Patrick Camunes. OU ARE INVITED TO A As they turn to leave, Y Part of which reads: I feel my tears that had not At first there was no place flowed for so many years, for us to go photography / Mike Call Form as if dew drops on the Until someone put up that Alexis Leonelli, who originally organized the Memorial Day ceremony, other side of The Wall. “Black Granite Wall.” speaks at the special service Monday. Photographs of Grantsville ser- Now, every day and night, 5K FUN RUN/WALK vicemen who have died in action are displayed in front of the podium. They slowly move away with my Brothers and my Sisters Grantsville Mayor Byron Anderson (left) and Shanz Leonelli are seated only a glance over their shoul- TH wait on the stand. ders. SAT, JUNE 4 , 2005 To see the many people from My son suddenly stops and places afar file in front of this reaction I would have. slowly returns. “Wall.” Have learned something, He stands straight and proud Many stopping briefly and And more “Walls” as this Next to her, I suddenly see in front of me, BROUGHT TO YOU BY: many for hours one, And snaps a salute! And some that come on a Needn’t be built .... my wife, regular basis. And immediately think how hard it must have been for her As he moves back wiping the Today, an irresistible and tears from his eyes, It was hard at first, loving call summons me to The To come to this place. And my mind floods with He silently mouths: Not that it’s gotten any eas- Wall. “God Bless you, Dad...” ier, As I approach, I can see an the pleasant memories of thirty But it seems that many of the elderly lady. . . years past. There’s a young man in a God Bless, YOU, Son... attitudes towards that Vietnam And as I get closer, I recog- We WILL meet someday, military uniform War nize her. . . But in the meanwhile, go on Standing with his arm We were involved in It’s Momma! your way. around her — My God! — He Have changed. As much as I have looked There is no hurry. . .There is has to be my son! .... forward to this day, no hurry at all. I can only pray that the ones I have also dreaded it, on the other side Because I didn’t know what Look at him trying to be the

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If you a family eats together more effort and is not something benefits are lost. An increase together. are a mom with small children or have health than four times a week, they that happens by chance. In in obesity is also common. • Start the pattern of fam- reap the following benefits: addition to arranging when • Get family members ily dinners when children are challenges that prohibit coming into the store, • More nutritious meals and everyone can gather at the involved in meals. Each mem- young so it becomes a habit. try Medication Station at Dave’s Drugs. knowledge of basic cooking table, each family member ber can participate in planning If you think you are too busy skills must do more to make the meals, helping with grocery • Opportunities to practice most of mealtime. Consider shopping, setting the table, to eat together as a family, social skills and table man- these tips. chopping vegetables or doing think again. Research shows ners • Take time to listen to fami- dishes. there are too many benefits 3030 WESTWest 1st1ST SouthSOUTH • • 882-0287882-0287 • Improved family commu- ly members’ thoughts and feel- • Remember that parents not to. Keep kids creative this summer • Plant a mystery garden. etc. Research the trip in advance Summer activ- Combine and plant a variety of with your child and discuss after- unmarked flower or vegetable wards. ity checklist seeds. It’s up to your children to • Find pen pals. Encourage your grow the plants and figure out child to write notes and letters to • Let’s plan a vacation. Half what they are! family members and friends as a the fun of a trip happens before • Find a recipe to make side- way of practicing writing. it even begins. Help your children walk chalk. Use the sidewalk • Plan a meal together. Ask plan, coordinate and keep a travel chalk to sketch children’s favorite your child to help with regular journal of the family’s summer animals, shapes or hopscotch pat- grocery shopping and meal prep- vacation. terns. aration. These activities create • Create a cookbook. Help your • Search for reading activities opportunities to use math skills: child develop a cookbook this on the Internet and create a read- making change, weighing fruits summer to share their favorite ing list. There are an abundance and vegetables, measuring ingre- foods and snacks with others. of sites that provide summer read- dients, etc. Have children ask friends and ing lists for children. At www.boo- • Summer enrichment pro- relatives to send their favorite kadventure.org, children in grades grams. There are a variety of recipes. K-8 create personalized book lists; enrichment programs available • Design a t-shirt journal! Use take quizzes on the books they’ve for children over the summer, fabric markers or paint to write read at school or at home; and including day camps, reading pro- notes or draw pictures on a t- earn prizes for understanding the grams and more. Sylvan Learning shirt. His teachers and friends will books they’ve read. Center offers engaging programs be able to see all the fun he had • Plan a field trip. Plan a trip to that keep the interest and fun in this summer when he wears the an interesting site close to home: learning alive through the sum- t-shirt on the first day of school. a historic site, a museum, the zoo, mer and into the school year.

Car care reduces gas, costs, emissions With gas prices at record lev- their vehicles,” said Peter Lord, your engine and transmission els, Americans are looking for executive director, GM Service downshifting. Rapid acceleration ways to save money at the pump Operations. “Regular vehicle can cost up to 12 miles per gal- as the spring and summer driving inspections by expert technicians lon. seasons get under way. like those at GM Goodwrench Money-saving maintenance Drivers are hitting the high- dealerships, along with mainte- that’s music to your ears ways more than ever. Americans nance, such as keeping tires prop- By following the tips below, the have increased their vehicle erly inflated, can help improve a EPA estimates you could improve miles traveled 155 percent since vehicle’s fuel efficiency, reduce your fuel economy and save up 1970, according to a recent emissions and achieve optimal to $690.56 in one year, based on a Environmental Protection performance.” 16-gallon fuel tank that is re-filled Agency report. Coupled with the Here are some driving tips from once a week. rising cost of fuel, this increase in Mr. Goodwrench that can reduce • Regular tune-ups and emis- miles driven means that perform- emissions, improve fuel economy sions tests: up to 60 cents per ing regular vehicle maintenance and help save you money. gallon is more important than ever. Driver tips • Replacing air filters regularly: Regular maintenance saves Take your time: By driving 65 up to 15 cents per gallon fuel because service issues like mph instead of 70 mph, you’ll • Properly-inflated tires: up to underinflated tires, clogged fuel save gas. It may take a little lon- 5 cents per gallon injectors and air filters, and dirty ger to get to your destination, • Using recommended oil spark plugs make engines and but each extra hour you spend grade: up to 3 cents per gallon other vehicle components work driving because of a reduction in Total potential savings: up to 83 harder. An engine that has to speed can save you $5. Owners of cents per gallon work harder uses more fuel. larger trucks and SUVs may save The $690.56 saved is enough Regular maintenance also as much as $10 for each extra money to buy an XM Satellite offers environmental benefits. hour they drive. Don’t get that Radio subscription for five years The EPA’s 2004 air trends report overloaded feeling: Avoid carry- or a 40GB MP3 player with car shows that while vehicle emis- ing unneeded items, especially adapter and battery charger - and sions have decreased 74 percent heavy ones. An extra 100 pounds still have money left over. since 1970, poorly maintained in the trunk reduces a typical This article was provided vehicles still can generate excess vehicle’s fuel economy by 1 per- by GM Goodwrench, the ser- vehicle emissions. cent to 2 percent. vice brand for GM vehicles. For “Americans can save fuel and No burnouts, please: Accelerate more information, visit the GM help the environment by being evenly from a standstill. Avoid Goodwrench web site at www. conscientious about maintaining rapid acceleration, over-revving goodwrench.com. B6 TUESDAY May 30, 2005

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[KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Beauty and the Geek (N) Smallville (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Fear Factor Fear Factor King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: TT ‘‘Planet of the Apes’’ (2001, Science Fiction) Mark Wahlberg. 2? [QVC] Gold Rush ‘‘17th Anniversary’’ Out N’ About ‘‘17th Anniversary’’ Pilates Home Studio 2@ [ANPL] Animal Face-Off ^ The Most Extreme ‘‘Movers’’ (N) Animal Precinct ^ Animal Face-Off ^ The Most Extreme ‘‘Movers’’ Animal Precinct ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Unfabulous Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Roseanne Roseanne Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Cosby Show Cosby Show 2B [FAM] Movie: TT ‘‘My Favorite Martian’’ (1999) Christopher Lloyd. ^ Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Ozzy & Drix Mucha Lucha Codename: Kid Yu-Gi-Oh! Teen Titans Dragonball GT Futurama Family Guy Harvey Birdmn Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Ghost in Shell 3; [CMTV] CMT Small Town Secrets 40 Greatest Firsts Dukes of Hazzard In the Moment CMT Music 3= [DISN] Braceface ^ Kim Possible Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TTT ‘‘The Emperor’s New Groove’’ ^ American Drgn Sister, Sister Even Stevens 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TT ‘‘Johnny Dangerously’’ (1984) Michael Keaton. ^ World’s Most Amazing Videos World’s Most Amazing Videos Blind Date Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: TTT ‘‘Hoffa’’ (1992, Biography) Jack Nicholson. Premiere. ‘R’ ^ Movie: TTTT ‘‘In the Heat of the Night’’ (1967, Mystery) Sidney Poitier. ‘NR’ Movie: ‘‘Dolores Claiborne’’ ‘R’ 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘The Contender’’ (2000, Drama) Joan Allen. 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Cont’d Movie: TTZ ‘‘Batman Forever’’ (1995, Adventure) (PA) Val Kilmer. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Total Recall’’ (1990) (PA) ^ 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Nature (In Stereo) ^ David Attenborough Package BBC World Perry Mason ^ Andy Grifﬁth 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld The O.C. (In Stereo) ^ The O.C. (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Movie: TT ‘‘The Confession’’ (1999, Suspense) Alec Baldwin. Friends Frasier Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ 1? [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV Beauty and the Geek King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Movie: ‘‘Planet of Apes’’ Cont’d Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: TTT ‘‘Rising Sun’’ (1993) 2? 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If it happens here, Most ever file taxes electronically in 2005 read about it here. The 2005 filing season set a “I’d like to thank IRS work- • 66 million returns through • 46 million returns from tax year, there have been 111 mil- series of records, highlighted ers, tax professionals and tax IRS e-file — up almost 11 per- professionals, up more than 10 lion visits to IRS.gov com- by 66 million tax returns being volunteers for putting in long cent from the same time last percent from the same period pared to 55.7 million for the filed electronically this year hours during the tax season. year. last year. same period last year. and home computer usage Their hard work, coupled with • 5.01 million Free File By April 22, the IRS had A l m o s t surging 17 percent. the growth in electronic ser- returns — a 46.2 percent issued 84.7 million refunds 46 percent The jump in e-filing reflect- vices, made this one of the increase from the same period averaging $2,144 per refund. more peo- ed a big upswing in the use of best filing seasons we’ve ever last year (3.43 million returns). More than half — 49.4 million ple used a variety of electronic servic- seen.” Free File represents 30.1 per- — were issued through direct “Where’s My es. The IRS saw new records The 66 million e-file returns cent of returns filed on-line, deposit, representing a 7 per- Refund?” on for Free File and other e-file accepted through April 20 up from 24.1 percent for the cent increase from last year. IRS.gov this categories along with major topped the 62 million elec- same period last year. Free Direct deposit gets refunds to year than increases in the use of IRS.gov tronic returns received for all File accounts for 7.6 percent the taxpayer a week sooner last. By April and “Where’s My Refund.” of 2004. The agency expects of all e-file returns compared than issuing a check. 24, 17.6 mil- “The IRS saw a strong, the e-file number to increase to 5.8 percent for the same In addition, the IRS saw a lion people smooth filing season across the before the close of the e-file period last year. big increase in tax payments had used board,” said IRS Commissioner season in October. Taxpayers • 16.7 million taxpayers with a credit card. Nearly “Where’s My Mark W. Everson. “The filing who filed for extensions can filed from a home computer — 928,000 paid by credit card, a R e f u n d ? ” season results confirm what use e-file until August 15. E- up 17 percent from the same 57 percent increase from the c o m p a r e d we’ve said all along. For the file is also available for tax- time last year and 2 million same period in 2004. to 12.1 mil- first time, more than half of all payers who get an additional more than for all of 2004. The There were almost twice as lion for the taxpayers filed electronically. extension until Oct. 17. IRS will continue to receive many visits to the IRS Internet same period “Paper filers are now in the Through April 20, 2005, the returns filed from home com- site — IRS.gov — this filing last year. minority.” IRS had received: puters until October. season than last. So far this

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Sac- grade stakes, pipe laying finishing, texturing. 23 to 500,000 newspaper home most weekends. a call for details on how preference, limitation & Wrecking rifice $275. 801-831- ALCOHOLIC ANONY- and concrete experience years experience. Li- readers. Just call Locally dispatched from you can get started. In or discrimination.” The 0678 MOUS meets daily at helpful. Truck Drivers - censed and insured. Real cash for Tooele Transcript Bulle- house training availa- Tooele Transcript-Bul- noon and 8pm at 1120 home terminal. Call Minimum of 2 years ex- Doug 884-1985; mobile your junk tin at (435)882-0050 for ble. Branch of String- letin will not knowingly WASHER & DRYER W Utah Ave. Call 882- between 8:00-5:00 for perience driving truck (435)830-2653 car or truck. details. (Ucan) ham Real Estate accept any advertis- Kenmore set. Heavy 7358. application or fax job and pups, transports & School. Call Exit Realty ing for real estate EXPERIENCED PIA- • car & trucks duty, nice condition experience. end dumps, Vac Truck LEARN HOW TO invest Home Team at which is in violation of NIST seeking students • farm equipment $275 882-7388 or Child Care and Mechanical skills are • batteries in real estate. Join our (435)843-8326 for more the law. Our readers all ages, beginning and (801)520-2983 MP Environmental helpful. Must have cur- • aluminum & copper Investors Community details. are informed that all intermediate only, if in- and receive 2 FREE Services, Inc. rent CDL and clean driv- am pm WHOLESALE FURNI- ABC KIDS Club Pre- dwellings advertised terested call Tiffany 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat 1043 N. Industrial Park Cir ing record. Must be able tickets to our next 2-day TURE, sofa/ love $799, school, two or three MEDICAL TECHNOLO- in this paper are avail- Beckham, (801)520- FREE Pick- up Grantsville, Utah to travel. 40 hr HazMat workshop in June. Call mattresses $199, hot days, kindergarten GIST MT or MLT. Ex- able on an equal 2160 or (435)882-8099 884-3366 1-866-538-3508. (ucan) cert. a plus. Must pass cellent benefits. Appli- opportunity basis. 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville tubs $2900, pool tables readiness, themes, physical and drug test $1250, bedroom set/ Ph: 877-800-5111 cants should be familiar GOLD PLATING, fau- PORTABLE CORRAL songs, stories, art, field and have own transpor- dining, etc. Jason Fax: 435-884-0610 with all laboratory pro- cets, flush valves, PANELS, cheap, cattle trips. Sherry McClatchy tation. Full benefits pack- plumbing hardware, (801)557-4910 882-8960 (Stansbury) cedures including blood Services and hog panels, cheap, age available. Phone bank, microbiology and horse tack, jewelry, au- fence posts, field fence, 801-323-1719 (Tooele) Garage, Yard Sales AFFORDABLE DAY- A COOL TRAVEL Job. hematology. Some call to trim, kitchen hard- Dave’s Drugs barbed wire, horse or 801-972-2727 (Salt CARE in loving home. Now hiring (18-24 posi- and weekends. Please ware, guns, etc. Jan ST fence, cheap. Great se- Lake) for applications. 30 WEST 1 SOUTH Preschool program and tions). Guys/Gals to send resume or apply in Gates (801)633-4207 lection, stop in browse Wages commensurate HAVING A GARAGE meals provided. Vari- work and travel entire person at Central Valley DAVE’SDRUGS around. Metalmart, 181 with position and experi- GROUND HOUND Trac- SALE? Advertise it in ous fun and learning ac- USA. Paid training, Medical Center, 48 882-0287 South 1200 East, Lehi, ence. 30 W. 1 st So. tor Tilling. Gardens and the classifieds. Call tivities. 833-9599. transportation, lodging West 1500 North, Are you taking vitamins, Utah, 1-801-768-3332. 882-0050 furnished. Call today, Nephi, Utah 84648, 1- yards, mowing fields HEAVY EQUIPMENT 882-0287 nutritional supplements, (ucan) CERTIFIED DAY care Start today. 1-800-501- 435-623-3290 fax. and lots. 882-4535 mechanic: Experience TOOELE, 1147 South- where there is love and 1670. (ucan) (ucan) (801)870-1941 homeopathic or herbs? SALT LAKE collectibles, in crusher operation • UPS Shipping west Drive, Saturday learning, affordable Are they okay with your Antiques and Decora- and lube service. Mini- • Stamps HANSON & SONS Han- 8am-3pm, clothes, ba- rates. Call 843-7581. ACCOUNTANT PART MEDICAL TRANSCRIP- tives Show and Sale, mum 2 years experi- dyman home repairs, pharmacy medications? by/ toddler items, time, construction in- TIONIST POSITIONS • Copies June 10-11-12, South ence. References anything, reasonable, household misc. CHILD CARE in my dustry, post and bal- Available! Apply and Better let us check it out. Towne Expo Center, needed. Great benefits. • Fax local, Stansbury Park. Overlake home, fun at- ance journals, 4 hours test online at www.assi- 9575 South State Full time. Wage based • Scrapbook Paper Call Jeff (801)694-1568. TOOELE, 746 N 100 E mosphere, big play- per day, M-F, pay DOE, stmed.com. Click on Street, Sandy. Friday #229, Wednesday, ground, 1 full time posi- (435)882-4748 on experience. Apply in Transcription Services, • Office Supplies 69 FORD F-250, needs HOUSE CLEANING de- and Saturday 11-8, come any time. Furni- tion available today, person @ Bolinder then Career Opportuni- flywheel, $400; 16ft in- • Money Orders pendable and honest. Sunday, 11-4. Admis- ture, kitchen and bath- 8am-5pm. Emily 882- AUDIO VIDEO company Company 1830 W Hwy ties. Must meet the re- board outboard boat 15yrs experience. sion $4, with this ad $3, room set for sale. Very 3713 seeking installers, tech- 112 or fax resume to quirements listed and $15/hr. I supply my own trailer, $2000; 18ft Senior Citizen $2. Wal- cheap. nicians and sales staff. Ron at 435-882-8455 must have your own PC AAA SPRAY your weeds cleaning supplies. Reta, camp trailer, $500. 882- ter Larsen, Director. CHILD CARE openings, No experience neces- and high-speed inter- away! Liquid fertilizer, 843-7792, 840-0238. 4996 after 4pm. Costume Jewelry and Pets all ages. Call Sandra sary. Residential and HEAVY EQUIPMENT net. (ucan) weed spray for dande- Glass Repair at Show. 884-6810 commercial work. Must operators: Experience Leave message ANTIQUE WOOD furni- lions, weed killout, steri- (ucan) be professional and in crusher operation. NOW BOOKING! Actors, ture, oak China cabinet, lant, since 71. Licensed, LANDSCAPE DESIGN, BENGAL MALE breeder COUNTRY KIDS has 4 able to work independ- Minimum 2 years expe- extras and model types. pine China cabinet with insured. Erda. professional horticultu- SELL YOUR computer in cat, microchip, papers, full time openings for ently and as part of a rience. References No school or experi- table and chairs. 2 re- (801)580-7899 rist, full or partial yard the classified. Call 882- vacs, loving, vocal. days and 6 full time team. Must have own needed. Great benefits. ence. $72-$698 per frigerators, scaffolding designs. $25/hour. Mar- 0050 Can’t keep. This is a openings for evenings. transportation. Fax re- Full time. Wage based day. (801)680-0220 AERATION, TILLING. ie’s Home and Garden, pressure washer, 833- steal! Call for info. M-F, 4:30am-12:30am. on experience. Apply in SHOPSMITH MARK V sume and references to Power raking Hauling: (435)830-5728. Free 0511 (801)592-4117 (435)833-9763 840-0893, 884-6919 person @ Bolinder SEMI SERVICE now hir- with bandsaw and ex- (435)843-5680 lime-chips, sand, grav- estimates. Company 1830 W Hwy ing tank van and truck BOWFLEX EXTREME el, topsoil 1-3 yards per tras, $1900 obo. 833- PERFECT PUPS Obedi- DAY CARE, full time, Business owners If you 112 or fax resume to equipment mechanic. hardly used, $900; delivery; compost, man- PAINTING, STAINING & 0426 or 843-3594 ence training. Group cpr/ first aid, references, need someone fast, Ron at 435-882-8455 Please call (888)655- treadmill $50. 830-5441 ure 4/yards per delivery. minor sheet rock re- SPAS WANTED and private classes. East Elementary area, place your classified ad 5519 for Brianna. Great 882-7877 pairs, call 224-2651 free Repaired, moved. 882-5266. 24hrs M-F, discount for pay and benefits. BUILD YOUR HOME in all 47 of Utah's news- LOOKING FOR a hard estimate. 882-1306 [email protected] siblings, newborn to with Logix foam blocks! papers. The person you worker with experience AERATION, POWER PIANO LESSONS, $10 5yrs. 843-5842 are looking for could be running skid- steers and Energy efficient, quick STANDING DEAD TIM- Livestock raking, tree removal, per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- from out of town. The have a CDL! Call Whit install, fire rated, strong. BER wanted. 10 to DEPENDABLE CHILD sprinkler systems, lawn perienced teacher, lo- cost is only $135. for a (801)557-4047, Wag- maintenance, debris re- For information call 1- 10,000 acres. Standing care, 1000 North/ Drou- cated in Northeast 25 word ad and it staff Construction Inc. Continued on next page 877-633-3523 or visit timber or delivered logs. 22YR OLD registered bay area. First aid/ CPR moval, stump grinding, Tooele. Call Deanne reaches up to 500,000 other services available. logixicf.com. Dealer- Satterwhite Log Homes, mare, $800 obo, loves certified, meals, snacks, at 228-4058. ships available. (ucan) trail rides. Call for more people. All you do is call Call for details. 496- Gunnison, Utah 1-435- 6am-6pm, $2/hr, Nei- the Tooele Transcript 0337 851-0267 (ucan) info. 882-8469 cole 843-8220 RENTAL UNIT cleaning, BUILDING MATERIAL Bulletin at (435)882- competitive pricing, free BROKER. For all your 5YR OLD thoroughbred, 0050 for all the details. ALTERATIONS- FOR- TABLE AND 4 chairs, DEPENDABLE FUN lov- quote, call today for an residential needs, let registered, flat track/ (Ucan) MAL and casual attire, good condition $100, ing child care, full time, appointment. Lynea me help you save mon- chariots, would make call “Mrs. Sew & Sew” stroller and infant car M-F, 5:30am-6:00pm, CARPENTER/ LA- (435)850-9455 ey building your home excellent barrel horse, for all of your sewing seat $50. 882-0093 all ages, 830-8204 BORER, rough framing, or project. U & I Build- $1250 obo. (801)330- needs. 843-1509, ask pay DOE, 850-4558 ing Products. Kathy 1- You may have just the 5534 LOVING LICENSED day Where nursing and excellence for Heather. RICARDO’S DJ Enter- leave message or 843- 801-918-6433. (ucan) thing someone out of care in my home. Pre- tainment. Music for all 1383 are synonymous town is looking for. AUSTRALIAN SADDLE school activities plus ANY KIND of construc- occasions, specializing DENTAL ASSISTING used twice, paid $400, Place your classified ad meals and snacks. Call DRIVE THE BEST for SUMMER RELIEF JOBS AVAILABLE NOW tion concrete, masonry, in New Mexico music, SCHOOL in sunny St. will sell for $350. 843- in 47 of Utah's newspa- Be (801)250-9440 the best. Excellent pay unfinished basement, from Oldies But Good- George. Complete 10- 8598 RN’S $31.00/HR * LPN’s $24.00/HR pers, the cost is $135. and benefits package. flatstone, rock wall, ies to Country Oldies. week course. Starts Ju- PRESCHOOL- REGIS- Top Wages for the Summer Months For up to 25 words. You Local and regional runs framing, plumbing. Call (801)908-0966, ly 5th, St. George Den- Need to sell that new TER now for a fabulous will be reaching a po- available from most lo- (May 29 – Sept 12) anytime 882-2820, (801)557-7760, RICAR- tal Careers. 1-435-656- champion bull or your year! Two sessions: tential of up to 500,000 cations in Utah. For in- Recent Graduates Welcome (801)467-6532 [email protected] 8898, 1-877-352-3586. yearling calves? Place 9:00am-11:30am or readers. All you need to terview appointment call www.sgdconline.com. your classified ad into 12:30-3:00pm on Tues/ For more information contact THREE J’S Roofing and do is call the Tooele Human Resources 1- BANKRUPTCY? NEED (ucan) 47 newspapers, find Thurs. Certified teacher. Human Resources Repairs, free estimates, Transcript Bulletin at 435-529-3701. (ucan) $ for bankruptcy or at- your buyers quickly. For 843-9865 801-487-7557 or apply in person torney fees? Call: 1- expert wind damage re- (435)882-0050 for full DIAMONDS don't pay details. (Ucan) only $135. your 25 word 451 Bishop Federal Lane, SLC, UT 84115 877-774-6609 (Toll pairs, 20 years experi- retail! Large selection, classified will be seen SUMMER BABYSITTER, Free) or visit us at: ence, great prices, se- high quality. Bridal sets, Furniture & by up to 500,000 read- $2 per hour/ per child, LOLLLC.com. (ucan) nior discount. 882-4289 wedding bands. Every- Appliances ers. It is as simple as M-F, 6:30am-5:30pm, thing wholesale! Rocky calling the Tooele Tran- Sylvia 882-5257 TURF TAMERS yard C&A HAULING, 2 to 5 Mtn. Diamond Co. script Bulletin at care, lawn mainte- AN ABSOLUTELY awe- yards delivered top soil, S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 (435)882-0050 for de- SUMMER PROGRAM nance, shrubs, general some Queen Double sand, gravel, etc. Call Pillowtop orthopedic tails. (Ucan) starts June 2nd, 3-8 837-2286 cell 849-0011 cleanup and hauling, DOUGHBOY SWIM- year olds, 1-7pm, pre- swamp cooler repair, mattress and box. MING pool, 18ft, new in Brand new with warran- PORTABLE CORRAL school activities review CEMENT LAWN curb- senior citizen discounts. box, paid $3500, asking PANELS, cheap, cattle K-3rd grade. Crafts, (435)882-8416, ty. Only $150. 801-831- ing. Local. Fast and $2000 obo. (801)330- 0678. and hog panels, cheap, food, fun. 882-3963 friendly, free estimates, (435)840-3474 5534 fence posts, field fence, stamping available. BEAUTIFUL CHERRY barbed wire, horse Help Wanted (801)508-7967 FOR SALE: 2 cemetery fence, cheap. Great se- REPO BID SALE sleigh bed! Includes REPO BID SALE plots in Lakepoint Cem- headboard, foot board lection, stop in browse CLEANING SERVICES, etery, $250 each. Call and rails. New in box. around. Metalmart, 181 AVON: TO BUY OR reliable and energetic. (435)946-8207 List $750. Sacrifice South 1200 East, Lehi, SELL. Sell to anyone. 93 Tioga Montara Motor Home49,000 miles Call Tina 843-0985. $275. 801-831-0678. Utah, 1-801-768-3332 For information call in- FREE 4-ROOM DI- (ucan) dependent sales repre- 2003 Yamaha V-Star1,550 miles RECTV system includ- BLUE LAZY Boy rocker sentative Vi Knutson ing standard installa- recliner, excellent con- Sporting Goods 884-3830 tion. 140+ channels- dition, $75. 882-4568 or NOW ACCEPTING BIDS until June 2nd DEBT CRISIS! $29.99/mo. for 3 830-1087 100 WORKERS NEED- months. Access 225+ MANTIS CUSTOM built ED! Assemble crafts, Consolidation is the key to channels! Limited time CALLING ALL Income mountain bike with cus- wood items. Materials Please call for more information: personal loans, mortgages, and offer. S&H, restrictions Tax Refunds! King tom built aluminum trail- provided. To $480+ per apply. 1-800-311-9053 Double Pillowtop ortho- er. 24 speed Shimano week. Free information other financial services. Available (ucan) pedic mattress and box. XT Deore plus compo- package. 24 hours 833-7200 New in plastic with war- nents. $1500 firm. 843- (801)264-5665. up to $500,000. Low interest. JACOBSEN 7 Gang ranty. $250. 801-831- 7106 Ext. # 250 • Ext. # 227 CALL TOLL FREE: Lawn mower for sale by 0678 CAREGIVER NEEDED the Town of Rush Val- SELLING YOUR moun- for elderly gentleman, 562 NORTH MAIN ST. • TOOELE ley. If interested please GE WASHING machine, tain bike? Advertise it in will be needed 1 or 2 1-877-768-2854 call Gordon Fitzwater $50, works good. 843- the classifieds. Call days a week. 884-0965 * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. All vehicles sold as is. Time will be given to arrange financing. 837-2281. 8598 882-0050 or 801-577-0093 TUESDAY May 31, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Recreational Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Vehicles Rent Help Wanted 86 WINNEBAGO Chief- SEVERAL USED vehi- 2BDRM DUPLEX, big, 3BDRM, 1BTH, garage STANSBURY 2 homes. FSBO/ LEASE w/option GRANTSVILLE 10 tain, 22ft, Class A, 1000 cles for sale! 1968 Che- w/d hookups, new car- and car port, new car- 4bdrm, 3bth. Large to buy, $1150/mo, acres, large home, 3 watt generator, air con- vy short bed truck, pet, fenced backyard, pet and appliances. 135 yard. $1000/mo; 5bdrm, FOR SALE! $1500/dep, 3bdrm, barns, soned kennell. PRIOR-SERVICE SOL- ditioning, 3 awnings, $2900; 1989 Dodge very clean, $550/mo, N 3rd Street, Tooele. 3bth, large fenced yard, 2bth, nice, spacious liv- $319,000. Call Rose at DIERS. The Utah Army 454 engine, new Omni, $600; 1999 Old- discount for yard care. $650/mo. www.outwes- on cul-de-sac, finished ing/ dining areas. Built DP Realty, (435)830- National Guard is cur- breaks, $9000. smobile Alero, $3900; (801)918-6271 trealty.com. Linda basement, $1200/mo. 2000. 840-4326, 833- 2827 rently offering a (801)282-6390 1984 Ford Bronco 4x4, (801)319-3967 843-1282 9330 or (801)860-6070. 2BDRM DUPLEX, new $15,000.00 bonus to (801)450-5596 $750; 1975 Ford F-250 GRANTSVILLE, NEW Prior-Service Soldiers cabinets, paint and 4x4, $1500. 882-5560. 3BDRM, 1BTH, recently STANSBURY HOME, Sell Your Home Here for FSBO: FURNISHED custom home! Rent to willing to get back in. carpet, a/c, dishwash- BEAUTIFUL CAMPER See at 324 N Main. remodeled, garage, 3bdrm, 1bth, $850/mo, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, finished own, low down, no bank For information call: er, w/d hookups. shell by Mirage with large yard, no smoking/ $600/dep. Call Rose at basement, 4yrs old, all qualify. Mark (801)918- SFC Craig Dowen at $595/mo. Move in bo- $ 80* carpet kit for sleeping, pets, $750/mo, DP Realty, (435)882- appliances included, 7755, Prostar Realty. (435) 833-0928 (ucan) SUVs nus. 882-0366, 830- ea. fits long bed Ford, $500/dep. 850-2369 9088, (435)830-2827 6 central air, backyard $1200. 882-1306 2665 playground, $120,000. RESIDENTIAL CON- 3BDRM, 2BTH home, Call 882-0050 1997 CHEVY Blazer STANSBURY PARK wa- Call for details 843- STRUCTION Superin- TENT TRAILER for sale, 2BDRM IN Grantsville, garage, yard/ garden. *Based on 13 issue contract. 4X4, four door, runs ter front, 4bdrm, 3bth on 9659. tendent needed for Wa- 1996, sleeps 6, excel- w/d hookups, large stor- Clean, no smoking, out- great. Reduced, must Captain’s Island, Continued on next page satch Homes. Must lent condition, $1750. age room. 884-5580 side pets permitted sell! $3500 obo. 843- 2200sqft, wonderful have construction man- (435)843-7505 (kennel prov.) $800/mo 9061 backyard w/private agement background, 3BDRM IN Tooele- w/$500 deposit. beach. Bring your fish- 3+ years experience in Motorcycles & 2BDRM in Grantsville, (435)224-2734 ing pole, canoe or pad- semi-custom home ATVs w/d hookups, central building preferred. Fax Trucks ac, covered parking, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile dle boat and vacation resume (435)882-7561, 00 HERITAGE Softtail pets welcome. Aaron home for rent, no smok- all year! $1200/mo, The Kirk Salary DOE. Classic, extras, 16k (801)450-8432. ing/ pets. 882-1550 $900/dep, 1yr lease de- Quiet, Quality apartments in a miles, $13,900, 882- 1996 CHEVY Silverado, sired. (435)882-4830 restored historic structure 5114 after 5pm. excellent condition, ps, 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 3BDRM, 2BTH, 2 living pw, new tires, brakes, For Sale by HELP $650/mo, $300 deposit, rooms, laundry room, STANSBURY PARK, The Best Places at the Best Prices 1975 HARLEY Davidson many extras. 882-2431, no smoking, no pets, good neighborhood, no 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- (435)830-2095 Owner Completely Furnished WANTED Sportster, good condi- carport, fenced yard, smoking, pets ok, rage, washer, dryer, no 847 So. 810 West, tion, clean, $4900 or ac, w/d hookups. 882- $800/mo. (435)438- smoking, cats okay, W eekly & Monthly Rates best offer. Call 840- 1997 FORD F150 XLT 1287 after 6pm. 5145, 830-0630, 830- available immediately. Tooele • $109,500 2705 or 882-5542 4x4, 84,000 miles, 5 1649 Deposit/ first month. speed, loaded. Must 3BDRM, 2BTH apart- Talena (435)830-8113 3 bdrm, 1 bath, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 1997 KTM EXC360 2 see! $6950. Call Todd ment in Tooele, fenced 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, garage, stroke, very powerful, (435)830-6276 yard, central air, fire- living rooms, swimming TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, unfinished $1800 obo. 224-0061 2000 WHITE Chev place, shed, first and pool, lawn care includ- $700/mo, 304 E Vine ask for Jordan or Marty 3500 pickup, stand- last, $622/mo, available ed, no smoking, pets, St. (801)598-4881 basement, central is HIRING: ard size bed, all new July 1st. 884-0193 1st/ last, 1yr lease, www.outwestrealty.com air, sprinklered 4 WHEELERS, 50cc, tires, Vortec 5700 V- $950/mo, $650/dep. 2005, Honda Motor, 4 8 engine, 34 gallon APT FOR RENT, 2 (435)496-3794 lawn. Call Bob All Positions stroke, governor, kill TOOELE, OVERLAKE gas tank, automatic. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- condo, 3 bedrooms, 435.850.9013. switches, blue, green, Matching camper ment subsidized. 211 4 BDRM 2 .5 BATH, 766 Available yellow or red. New, 1.75 baths, garage, shell with handyman S. Hale, Grantsville. Lakeview, Stansbury central air conditioning, ATTENTION: PREVI------must see! (435)224- sidedoors. Great Call Tammi 884-1712. Park. Call 435-224- OUS model home in 4944 $795. 1953 N 40 W, Apply in person work truck $8000. Equal Housing Opp. 2737. (801)390-7266, C-21 Overlake for sale. New Call (801)543-2257. hardwood floors, carpet, 8836 N. Hwy 40 98 SPORTSTER, 15,000 McAffee Mgmt. CLEAN: STUDIOS, 1, 2 4 BDRM 2 BATH South- 3 tone paint, finished Lake Point miles, lots of extras, ex- 2001 DODGE Ram 1500 and 3bdrms, new tile, west rambler, double MONTHS FREE RENT TWIN HOME 3bdrm, basement. $145,000. Ask for Debbie cellent condition, $4800 SLT 4x4 with Americraft carpet and paint. Elder- car garage. 2bth $750/mo, Diane (801)568-3344 obo. 882-5335, 830- canopy. Only 19,338 ly and handicapped $950/month. Call 435- N ow Renting $500/dep. Call Rose at 1614 miles, am/fm/cd, air, au- welcome. Equal hous- 224-2737. BANK OWNED home, WAGSTAFF CON- DP Realty, (435)830- MOVE IN SPECIALS to, $16,500. 843-7106 ing opportunity. Call no down payment for STRUCTION Inc. is AWESOME DEAL dirt 2827 E xclusively for Seniors 224-4569 5 BDRM 2 BATH North- qualified buyer call Pru- now hiring landscape bike, 96 Honda 2001 FORD F150 4X4 east Location, Tri-level. dential 882-4111 Pet Friendly laborers, must have ex- XR100RT, includes a Super cab. $14,000 DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, $1,050 per month. Call Homes perience. Call Whit at tuned white pipe, $850. OBO 830-1267 fireplace, carport with 435-224-2737 CUSTOM NEW home on Call for details. pp (801)557-4047 833-0513 storage, fenced in back- $$$SAVE MONEY Find the East Bench. Ready 84 CHEV 1/2 ton, runs, 5BDRM, 2BTH home, no Business yard, $625/mo and HUD & Bank owned for you to pick interior (435)843-0717 Boats needs work, $800 obo. pets, no smoking, $300/dep. 400 N 617 homes at www.tooele- colors. Drive by and call Opportunities 843-0279 East. Call 882-2560. $850/mo plus utilities. Steve or Bob at Pru- (801)698-0594 bankownedhomes.co ALL CASH CANDY 1975 FIBERFORM boat, m or call for a list Ber- dential. 536 Parkhill Dr. 88 TOYOTA 2wd truck, GRANTSVILLE APART- (just off Skyline) Route. Do you earn 24ft, w/trailer, needs AVAILABLE JUNE 1, na or Chris 435-840- shortbed, power steer- MENTS now available! $800 in a day? Your TLC, $2500 obo. 884- 2bdrm home, Tooele, 5029, Group 1 Real Es- ing, ac, tool box, electric Studios $375 includes FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR- HURRY! own local candy route. 9302 ac, rv parking, applian- tate seats, cd, $1500. utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- HOOD, 3bdrm, 2bth, Includes 30 machines ces included, $750/mo, Autos (801)373-1782 cludes utilities, and a basement rambler. 904 Only 1 left! and candy. All for $500 deposit. (435)843- $115,975, 4BDRM, 1bth, North 1300 East, open $9,995. 1-800-814- 5bdrm 2bth remodeled CHEV TRUCK, 1 ton du- 9312 1676sqft on 1/3 acre, house Saturday 11am- 6047. (ucan) house $850 including al, 1997 stan, $13,500. full fenced yard w/ma- 5pm. 1980 AUDI $400. Call water only. Call 1-801- AVAILABLE NOW- 847 830-1468 ture trees, contact Tara www.owners.com/amw Closing Costs GET PAID TO Shop! Doug 830-1757 603-2565 S 810 West- $765 per $ at (801)554-4399 4094. $129,900. Join the world's largest month, $500 deposit, 1982 MERCEDES 300 LEER TRUCK shell, for GRANTSVILLE seclud- $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth (801)209-0049 Mystery Shopping Com- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 SD, turbo diesel, safety, 89 Ford F150 long bed, ed studio, $315, .24 acres, quiet (453)843-7964 0 $ Down pany today! Flexible, car garage, sprin- comfort and good mile- maroon, $350. 833- (801)898-9085. neighborhood, new fun and free to join. Ap- klered yard, no pets! age, new tires, asking 0513 Owner/agent carpet, newly remod- FSBO, CLEAN 2bdrm, ply now at: www.gap- Call Bob 850-9013. 0 1bth, new carpet, paint, $2000. 882-5052 eled bathroom, new 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central buster.com/xec (ucan) central air, seller will fi- $110,000 Vehicle Parts NEW 3BDRM, 2bth DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter kitchen floor. 114 S 1982 PORSCHE 911 nance, asking $119,000 air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. IDENTITY THEFT cons townhomes, 2 car ga- (400 North), large Broadway. Call 840- Targa Carrera, full set Agents welcome. 78 needed. Get paid daily. rage, ac, enclosed yard, 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 0279. snow tires. Looks good! FANCY CHROME rims, hookups, starting at North 3rd. (801)671- For more information call Matthew with Toni (801)598-9566 or off 99 Cad Eld, with tile floors, carport, Runs good! $8000 obo. $385. 882-4004 3BDRM, 1BTH, newly re- 2995 Rick (801)842-7891 new Perilli tires P225/ fenced yard, $650/mo. Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Call after 6pm. 882- modeled, large lot and 1 60R16, $525. 882-3774 Precept (801)272-8405. FAX 435-843-1148 Small Business owners: 5172 QUALITY APART- irrigation share. 247 S *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. MENTS FAMILY OF 5 desparate- 100 W. 882-8971 Place your classified ad 1986 CADILLAC Cimar- Apartments for Quiet, unique floorplans, ly needs a 4 bedroom in 47 newspapers ron, excellent body, Rent newly remodeled, tile home. Will work for throughout Utah for only runs well, new tires, through, kitchen & bath, rent. Call (801)971- $135. for 25 words, and $1000 obo. 882-4187 $675/MO WITH lease, lush landscape, fenced 7960 Bonnie or $5. per word over 25. after 4pm Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, You will reach up to nice town home, lots of yard & parking, centrally (801)965-3926 Tom. List your home and receive located, great prices. FREE 500,000 buyers and it is 1993 BUICK Skylark, storage, no smoking or Call 882-1372. FURNISHED CONDO at a one call, one order, looks and runs great, pets. $500/dep. consultation on drywall repair, door hanging, Benchmark Village, one bill program. Call low mileage, must see (435)840-0727 or SLEEPING ROOMS 3bdrm, 4bth, $775/mo. the Tooele Transcript to appreciate, $2000 (801)376-7321 concrete repairs, etc from a professional. available, $70 per Call Ellen (435)830- Bulletin at (435)882- obo. 833-0492 0050 for further info. 1 BEDROOM apartment week, $10 key deposit, 5284 first and last week- total (Ucan) 1999 FORD Windstar for rent. $475 plus $100 $150 to move in. 46 N NEW NEW LISTINGLISTING LX, four captain chairs, deposit. Call (435)882- GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM, Broadway. 882-7605 2bth, 2 car garage, R Wanted $5600. (435)840-1268 2062 R basement, $795/mo. EE or (435)843-1100 10% OFF rent for 6mo SPACIOUS 3BDRM, soft 375 Utah (400 W, 400 S) DD T water, laundry hookups, T I WILL pay cash for your 1999 FORD Windstar Davidson Realty N lease. The next three N junk cars or any steel. van, seats 7, good con- tenants to sign up will microwave, dishwasher, (801)466-5078 UNDERU U ACAC storage, fenced, off Scott (435)830-6189 dition, perfect interior. receive 10% discount. $ $ RR $ $ 159,500 830-9062 Studios, one, two and street parking. No Smo- GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, 198,000 159,500 Recreational kind, indoor pet nego- 1bth, garage, new car- three bedrooms. 585 N NT 357NT Bevan Way Vehicles Main St, Tooele. New tiatable. $650 833-9393 pet, no pets, no smok- 1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake An East Bench Gem! w/ 2,870 s.f., 5 bdrms, 3 baths, Large Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 modern tile, carpet and ing, $550/mo, COCONTRACT COFamily Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest 1975 RANCHO ElRay SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, $300/dep. Available Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom FOR FORSALE! SALE! paint. Call now 224- Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. 10ft camper, heater, $200 move in allow- 5/7. 884-0434 Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed 4569. Agent/Owner for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. fridge, stove all in work- ance. $500/mo, $400 ing condition, hydraulic GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 1BDRM BASEMENT deposit. Accepts hous- jacks, good shape. GEOUS new custom apartment, clean, quiet ing. 328 E Main, $600 obo. (435)496- home, 3bdrm, rent to Pr Priceice ReducedReduced area, $475/mo, most Grantsville. Call R 0417 (801)815-2928, 435- own available, starting RR R Sell Your Car Here for utilities paid. (435)830- E EE 884-0432. at $1100/mo. Shawn E 7009 D 1979 NOMAD trailer, $ 80* (801)759-0835. DD TT N D TT fully self contained, Homes for Rent N N HOW TO stop paying N 1BDRM, quiet, bright, great shape, $3500 ea. UNDERU UNDERU U AC rent forever! Quit U AC AC walk in closet, fireplace, AC $ 6 $ $ obo. 843-0484 $ R pouring rent money R 149,700 R no smoking, from $415 129,500 R $675/MO WITH lease, Call 882-0050 “down the drain.” 1995 MALLARD 23ft, Vine St. Courtyard, 34 Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, NT *Based on 13 issue contract. 462NT East 770 North NT Owning your own NT 492 East Utah Ave W Vine, (801)205-3883 nice town home, lots of sleeps 7, good condi- home is easier than Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with SAY CASHFLOW! this Rambler has two apartments downstairs, with tion, attractive interior, storage, no smoking or COCONTRACT room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, separate COCONTRACT CO entrances, laundry hookups, heating, and 1 water share for you think... this free CO 2000 PONTIAC Montana pets. $500/dep. $6500. 882-8818 Only 2 BEAUTIFUL report explains how. Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your irrigation. Apt. 1 has current one yr. lease and Apt. 2 is willing to sign mini van, 68,000 miles, (435)840-0727 or Future, Come See Alot More! lease. Buy to live in or rent out upstairs, Don’t Snooze Investors. Call 1-800-890-2245 2000 COLEMAN tent power sliding door, 2 BEDROOM UNITS (801)376-7321 x300 anytime, 24hrs. trailer, excellent condi- seats 8, warranty, ex- AVAILABLE! cellent condition, tion, like new, must see *WHY RENT when you LARGE HOME, 3bdrm, $10,500 obo. Please Completely Remodeled to appreciate, used 6 can buy? O down pro- 2bth, $950/mo, call 843-0975 NEW fridge, stove, times, sleeps 6-8. 884- grams, not perfect cred- $500/dep. Call Rose at 6037 dishwasher & maple it. Single parent pro- 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 cabinets. DP Realty, (435)882- grams. Call for details. 9088, (435)830-2827 78 8FT cab camper, door Sedan, great gas $500 per month. Berna or Chris 435-840- mileage, like new, call NO MAY RENT! good condition, $500 5029 Group 1 Real Es- $ (435)833-0325 Must see to believe! LEASE OPTION/ rent to $ 43,460 obo. Call Todd 830- tate own, furnished/ unfur- 43,460 6276. 89 TAURUS Wagon; 77 (801) 358-8592 nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) 183 SOUTH Main, brick home, 2 car ga- 82 JAYCO travel trailer, Chevrolet truck, one ton SELL YOUR 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home 260 North 100 East, Tooele 3bdrm, $650/mo, no rage, rent based on sleeps 8, bunks, air, duelly, $500 each or Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, pets, 882-3942 Jared. $140,000 appraisal. shower/ bath, great best offer. 882-1761 Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her 849-1572 HOME HERE Vanities. condition, $4000. 884- 2 FLOOR plans, stucco 92 TOYOTA Corolla, 1570, 830-6650, 830- w/rock exterior needs clutch, runs MOBILE HOME for rent 7003 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, great, $800. (435)882- or sale, 2 possible 3 pool, exercise room, 0217 bedroom, 1 bath. Call 84 GEORGIA Boy, Class clubhouse, no smoking, Elsie 882-0808. Large A, 25ft motorhome. 98 OLDS 88LS, 4 door, no pets, $950/mo. soft water filter, 850- New engine, fridge, 44,600 miles, well (801)455-1299 2279 and awning. ac, gen, equipped, excellent gas 2 AND 3bdrm apart- new tires, sleeps 4. 3BDRM 1BTH house for mileage, $5750. 843- ments behind Super NICE HOME for rent, $7300 882-3774 rent, $500 deposit, $ $ 1828 Wal-Mart. On select 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- 123,000 $850/mo plus utilities, 1 units $99 moves you rage, built 1996, 85 JAMBOREE moto- car garage, 325 Valley 99 SATURN, great in. Some apartments $875/mo. 481 E 670 N, 282 West 670 North rhome, 24ft, 460 en- View Drive. 840-2395 shape, silver, negotia- includes all utilities. Tooele. Mitch (801)380- Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large SELL YOUR gine, 4.0 Onan genera- ble. 882-5033 or 830- 5691 www.outwestreal- tor, self-contained Swimming pool, hot front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 5033 3BDRM CONDO for rent, ty.com flooring, family room and fenced yard. 37,000 miles, excellent tub, exercise room, 2bth, quiet neighbor- HOME HERE playground, full club- condition, must see. SELL YOUR CAR or hood, nice, $700/mo. RENTALS CALL Deseret $10,000 obo. (801)963- house. 843-4400 *Each office independently owned and operated. boat in the classifieds. Call Trudy 843-4381. Peak Realty (435)882- Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 8341, (801)231-4070 Call 882-0050 9088 Shane 2BDRM BASEMENT 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 1 car FOR SALE 1983 tent SUPER CLEAN 89 GMC apartment in Tooele, garage, fenced yard, STANSBURY HOME, camper trailer, must Suburban 4x4 2500 350 w/d hookups, storage $700/mo plus utilities, 3bdrm, 2bth, a/c, gar- Bergen sell, $400 or best offer. tow package, loaded, shed, no smoking, no $500/dep. No pets, no den spot, $800/mo, 2yrs Great for hunting. Call runs great, excellent pets, $450/mo, smoking. Available old. One month rent 840-0344 (cell) 882-4500 or (435)224- condition. Buy at $3500 $400/dep. 843-0188 or June 1st. (801)967- plus deposit. Call 882- 2081 obo. 830-6201 (435)224-3075. 4060 Cari. 4165 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 31, 2005

Continued from previous page Homes Manufactured Mobile Homes Office Space Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Homes Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Homes OVERLAKE CONDO, 1996 CAVCO, excellent FREE MOBILE homes- OFFICE/ BUSINESS S, 4 W- A-20 to RR-5 mated Collection, Trans- Shane R. Brozovich and the property as of the re- 3bdrm, 2bth, totally re- condition, move in you pay only lot rent, 4 SPACE Utilities in- 3. AMZ #1023-05 portation and Disposal of Patricia L. Brozovich, as cording of this notice of modeled, must sell ready, zone 3 construc- available, Grantsville, Amendment to 24-6-3 Residential Refuse and Trustors, in favor of Mort- default is reported to be HORSE PROPERTY, cluded 42 South Main ASAP, Reagan at Su- tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, vault- 144 W Durfee. Nice, Business related tempo- Bulky Waste Collection gage Electronic Registra- Susann Gardner. Bid- brick home, 2 car ga- & 56 South Main. 1 perior Realty, (801)685- ed ceilings, covered quiet, clean park. rary signs Presented by Patrick tion Systems, Inc, ders must be prepared to rage, large barn, base- month free. (602)826- 2044 MLS #500146 front deck, carport. 433- (801)651-5151 4. AMS #1004-05 Dunlavy "MERS", as Beneficiary, tender to the trustee ment apartment, 341 9471 (480)585-5380 6640, (720)280-2943 Amendment to Title 13 4. Resolution 2005-31 A covering real property lo- $5,000.00 at the sale West Utah Ave. 843- TOOELE, 69 Broadmore Subdivision Ordinance Resolution of the Tooele cated in Tooele County and the balance of the 1395 Planning on selling your RENT TO own. 2450sqft home, you could be 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, mobile home, 10x65, commerical building on 5. AMZ #1024-05 City Council Authorizing and described as follows: purchase price by 12:00 2bth, master bath, large 2bdrm, 1bth, laundry Amendment to Chapters the Mayor to Sign on Be- LOT 136, SHETLAND noon the day following I WANT YOUR HOUSE sending your sales Main St. High traffic and tub, separate shower, room, new plumbing, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, &7 of the half of Tooele City a MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- the sale. Both payments and I’ll pay FULL price! points to up to 500,000 visual. (801)463-7777 Overpass Point Park, park rent $285, rental Zoning Ordinance Contract with Ronald L. DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- must be in the form of a (801)598-8514 Brandon people at once. For or (801) 403-3955 $24,900. Ready to possibilities, $4200 obo. Adjournment: Elton, Curt W. Morris, SION OF TOOELE cashier's check; cash is www.wantfullprice.com $135. you can place your 25 word classified move in. (801)654- (435)833-4096 Buildings WORK MEETING: and Scott A. Broadhead CITY, ACCORDING TO not acceptable. A trust- 0632, (801)296-7284 1. CUP #1128-05 Kelly & to Provide Public De- THE PLAT THEREOF, ee's deed will be made LEASE OPTION/ rent to ad to all 47 newspapers Lots & Land Annette Brown (Access fender Services RECORDED IN THE available to the success- own, furnished/ unfur- in Utah. Just call Tooele A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- Road) Presented by Roger Bak- OFFICE OF THE ful bidder within three nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, Transcript Bulletin at If you build, remodel or (435)882-0050 for all co, 4bdrm, 2bth remove buildings you 2. Recommendation for er TOOELE COUNTY RE- business days following brick home, 2 car ga- RESIDENTIAL BUILD- the details. 2100+sqft w/fireplace, can place your classi- appointment of Appeal 5. Resolution 2005-32 A CORDER. Together with receipt of the bid rage, rent based on ING lot, Canyon Rim price reduced by fied ad in 47 of Utah's and Land Use Authority Resolution of the Tooele all the improvements amount. The sale is $140,000 appraisal. $10,000, must sell! Call Estates, 12,000sqft, SELLING YOUR HOME? newspapers for only 3. Discussion on park in City Council Authorizing now or hereafter erected made without any war- 849-1572 Todd (801)529-8787. zoned R1-12, all under- Advertise it in the clas- $135. for 25 words ($5. Pine Canyon the Purchase of Land on the property, and all ranty whatsoever, includ- ground utilities, peace- sifieds. Call 882-0050 for each additional Other Business: from Christensen & Grif- easements, appurtenan- ing but not limited to any LOG HOME on two ful, secluded, beautiful Mobile Homes word). You will reach up Adjournment: fith ces, and fixtures now or warranty as to title, liens, acres in Pine Canyon, views, canyon atmos- to 500,000 potential Dated this 27th day of Presented by Roger Bak- hereafter a part of the possession, taxes en- horse property. Call STANSBURY 3BDRM, phere, $29,900. Owner customers and all you May, 2005 er property. Tax Parcel No.: cumbrances, or condition 882-4111 Prudential 2.5bth, 2735sqft, built 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, 882-7094. 2001, large kitchen washer, dryer included, do is call the Tooele MARY DIXON, Secreta- 6. Resolution 2005-33 A 12-10-A-136 The street of the property. The sale ry Resolution of the Tooele address of the property is subject to a workout MUST SEE! 3bdrm, 2bth w/tile, formal living/ din- $7000. Must see inside. HORSE PROPERTY/ Transcript Bulletin at Pine Canyon Planning City Council Authorizing is purported to be 286 W. reinstatement, payoff, rambler in Stansbury ing, 2 family rooms, 843-1479 building lot, 19.31 acres (435)882-0050 for all Commission a Cooperative Corridor 700 N., Tooele, UT sale cancellation or post- Park, $124,500, 843- central air, $169,900. with 1.4 acre feet of wa- the details. (Ucan) (Published in the Tran- Preservation Agreement 84074. The undersigned ponement, incorrect bid- 9886 (435)882-6402, 1980 BROADMORE ter rights, 5650 STEEL BUILDINGS. script Bulletin May 31, for SR-36 (Main Street) disclaims any liability for ding instructions, bank- (801)201-5272 2bdrm mobile home, 2 Burmester Rd, Grants- FACTORY deals . Save 2005) Presented by Gerald any error in the street ad- ruptcy, or any other cir- NO DOWN PAYMENT? car ports, large porch. ville. Brent, Remax, $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x Webster dress. The current Bene- cumstance of which the Problem credit? Own a STANSBURY PARK Call 882-6549 or see at 843-9276 new home without the 6bdrm, 3bth, 4 car ga- 935 N Main #3. 200'. Example: 50 x 100 PUBLIC NOTICE 7. Resolution 2005-34 A ficiary of the trust deed is trustee is unaware. In the big downpayment. If rage 4466sqft Rambler. UTAH'S BEST LAND x 12' = $3.60/square Notice is hereby given Resolution of the Tooele Mortgage Electronic event any of the forego- you're motivated with This home has 2 large 1997 28X70 Golden bargain 40 acres - foot. 1-800-658-2885. that the Tooele City City Council Adopting the Registration Systems, ing apply, the sale will be $40K+ income Ameri- family rooms, central West, 3bdrm, 2bth, dry- $24,900. Uinta Moun- www.rigidbuilding.com Council will meet in a Budget Officer’s Tenta- Inc., ("MERS"), solely as void and the successful can Home Partners 1- air, gas fireplace, mas- wall, custom shades, tain area. Outdoor lov- (ucan) Business Meeting on tive Budget for Tooele nominee for the lender bidder's funds will be re- ter suite w/jetted tub huge kitchen, firepla- er's dream! Dramatic Wednesday, June 15, City Fiscal Year 2005- and the record owners of turned without any liabili- 800-830-2006, visit UTAH MANUFACTUR- and walk-in closet. A ces, covered decks, mountain views, close 2005 at the hour of 7:00 2006, and Establishing the property as of the re- ty to the trustee or bene- www.AmericanHome ER FOR 17 years Plus - steal at only $247,000. fenced, Culligan, as- to conveniences. Sur- P.M. The meeting will be the Time and Place of a cording of this notice of ficiary for interest or any Partners.com (ucan) All Steel Buildings!!! Call Jeff for appt. sumable loan, $76,000 rounded by wilderness. held at the Tooele City Public Hearing to Con- default are reported to be other damages. NOTICE Any size you want, any sider Its Adoption Shane R. Brozovich and IS HEREBY GIVEN OVERLAKE 4BDRM (801)244-3946 or 884-1218 Nearby lake and state Hall Council Room locat- accessories you want, Presented by Glenn Patricia L. Brozovich. THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- 4bth, 2319sqft, 1667 N (435)843-5501. 676 parks. Excellent financed at 90 North Main 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile or any features you Caldwell Bidders must be pre- TEMPTING TO COL- Dawson Lane, Country Club ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Street, Tooele, Utah home for rent, no smok- want. 8. Resolution 2005-35 A pared to tender to the LECT A DEBT AND ANY $165,000, 1999, jacuz- 349-5263. (ucan) 1. PUBLIC HEARING on ing/ pets. 882-1550 www.cobuildings.net or Resolution of the Tooele trustee $5,000.00 at the INFORMATION OB- zi, w/d, satellite. Kathy STANSBURY PARK lake Ordinance 2005-13 An call 1-800-262-5347. City Council Consenting sale and the balance of TAINED WILL BE USED Allen, Mountain West front home, affordable STOCKTON BUILDING Ordinance of the Tooele CO Building Systems, to the Mayor’s Appoint- the purchase price by FOR THAT PURPOSE. Real Estate (801)414- $173,000 Call Talena at lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. City Council Assigning Inc. Building a Reputa- ments of Shawn Milne as 12:00 noon the day fol- Dated May 8, 2005. 5219 882-4111 Prudential Newly constructed the General Commercial roads. Beautiful lake/ tion on "Old Fashioned (GC) Zoning District to a Member, and Russell lowing the sale. Both Stuart T. Matheson, mountain views. Great Integrity". (ucan) Land Owned by Consoli- Winters as an Alternate payments must be in the Successor Trustee for manufactured or Public Notices dated Distributing Com- Member, of the Tooele form of a cashier's Matheson, Mortenson, Creative Financing Solutions City Planning Commis- check; cash is not ac- Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. custom built homes. Meetings pany, Inc., Located West Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? 882-7094. of SR-36 and South of sion ceptable. A trustee's 648 East First South Presented by Mayor deed will be made avail- Salt Lake City, Utah Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? Deadline for public no- the Future 1000 North Roberts able to the successful 84102 (801) 363-2244 Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! Water Shares tices is 4 p.m. the day Presented by Cary 9. Resolution 2005-36 A bidder within three busi- Office Hours 8:30 am to prior to publication. Campbell Resolution of the Tooele ness days following re- 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. Public notices submit- Patrick H. Dunlavy 10-12 WATER shares City Council Ratifying a ceipt of the bid amount. MMOJ File No.: • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. ted past the deadline Tooele City Recorder • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. wanted, must be cur- Contract with Superior The sale is made without 007244m ASAP705563 will not be accepted. Pursuant to the Ameri- • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. rently useable, transfer- can With Disabilities Act, Excavating LLC for the any warranty whatsoev- (Published in the Tran- • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. rable to west side, PUBLIC MEETING NO- Individuals Needing Spe- Installation of Waterlines er, including but not limit- script Bulletin May 26, • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. Tooele Valley for draw- TICE AND AGENDA cial Accommodations Under SR-36 at 2400 ed to any warranty as to June 2 & 9, 2005) • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. ing from a well. Pine Canyon Planning Should Notify Patrick H. North title, liens, possession, • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. (801)699-4512 Commission Meeting Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- Presented by Paul Han- taxes encumbrances, or NOTICE OF TRUST- RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! The Pine Canyon Plan- corder, at 843-2110 prior sen condition of the property. EE’S SALE 2 SHARES of Settlement to the meeting. TDD 10. Ordinance 2005-12 The sale is subject to a The real property descri- Canyon Water for sale ning Commission will SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? hold a PUBLIC HEAR- Phone Number 843-2108 An Ordinance of the workout reinstatement, bed below and situated in Tooele, $2250/per (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Council payoff, sale cancellation in Tooele County, Utah Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate share. If interested ING Thursday, June 2, debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. script Bulletin May 31, Amending Sections of or postponement, incor- will be sold at public auc- please call Robbie 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium on the first 2005) the Tooele City Policies rect bidding instructions, tion to the highest bidder, • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. (801)260-1502. or 435- and Procedures Manual bankruptcy, or any other payable in lawful money • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. 840-1737 floor, Tooele Court- house, 47 South Main PUBLIC NOTICE Presented by Kami Per- circumstance of which of the United States at • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. Notice Is Hereby Given kins the trustee is unaware. In SETTLEMENT CANYON Street, Tooele, Utah. the time of sale, in the • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. that the Tooele City Re- 11. Elk Ridge Estates the event any of the fore- water shares. 843-1395 PUBLIC MEETING: front entrance foyer of 1. Roll Call development Agency will Subdivision Plat 2 going apply, the sale will the Third District Court- DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 WATER RIGHTS want- PUBLIC HEARING: meet in a Business Amended Plat Contain- be void and the success- house, Tooele County, PEAK ed. (801)808-8530 1. Approval of meeting Meeting on Wednesday, ing 2 Lots Totaling 1.04 ful bidder's funds will be 47 South Main, Tooele, minutes from April 7, June 1, 2005 at the hour Acres Zoned R1-12 Lo- returned without any lia- Utah, on June 29, 2005 833-0740 of 6:00 P.M. The meeting (Just South of Wal-Mart) 2005 cated at 1400 E Skyline bility to the trustee or at the hour of 12:00 will be held at the Tooele Drive beneficiary for interest or Noon. The sale is for the www.deseretpeakmtg.com 2. REZ #1008-05 Brook- field Estates – Sec 11, 2 City Hall Council Room Presented by Cary any other damages. NO- purpose of foreclosing a located at 90 North Main Campbell TICE IS HEREBY GIV- Deed of Trust (the “Trust Street, Tooele, Utah 12. Minutes May 18, EN THAT THIS FIRM IS Deed”) dated October 1. Minutes 2005 ATTEMPTING TO COL- 11, 2001 originally exe- May 18, 2005 13. Invoices LECT A DEBT AND ANY cuted by R. KELLY KRE- 2. Update on Post Office Presented By Patrick INFORMATION OB- MER and VALI ANN Location Dunlavy TAINED WILL BE USED KREMER, as Trustor, in 3. RS Contract Manage- 14. Mayor’s Report FOR THAT PURPOSE. favor of First Community ment Services Contract 15. Adjourn to Discus- Dated May 23, 2004. Industrial Bank, as Bene- Discussion sion Items to be followed Stuart T. Matheson, ficiary and as Trustee. Presented by Randy by a Closed Executive Successor Trustee FIRST COMMUNITY Sant Session to Discuss Matheson, Mortenson, BANK, a Branch of First 4. RDA Budget Discus- Pending Litigation Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. State Bank N. M., is the sion 16. Discussion Items 648 East First South successor to First Com- 241 S. 950 West, Tooele 213 Country Club, Stansbury 223 Millcreek Way, Tooele 5. Adjourn 1. Economic Develop- Salt Lake City, Utah munity Industrial Bank. Patrick H. Dunlavy ment Incentives 84102 (801) 363-2244 The Trust Deed was Redevelopment Agen- Presented by Mayor Office Hours 8:30 am to recorded in the Official cy Secretary Roberts 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. Records of the County Almost Almost Pursuant to the Ameri- 2. Cul-de-sac/ Road MMOJ File No.: Recorder of Tooele Beautiful Finished Finished can With Disabilities Act, Width Issues 007217m ASAP705184 County, Utah on October Individuals needing spe- Presented by Cary (Published in the Tran- 12, 2001 as Entry No. cial accommodations Campbell script Bulletin May 26, 170397 in Book 709 at during this meeting 3. Mobile Home Reloca- June 2 & June 9, 2005) Page 211. should notify Patrick H. tion Ordinance The real property cov- Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- Presented by Cary NOTICE OF TRUST- ered by the Trust Deed corder, at 843-2110 prior Campbell EE'S SALE has a reputed address of to the meeting. TDD 4. Transferable Develop- 821 Country Club, Stansbury 5547 Belmont, Stansbury 289 Preakness, Stansbury The following described 280 West Vine Street, Phone Number 843-2108 ment Rights property will be sold at Tooele, Utah 84074 and (Published in the Tran- Presented by Roger Bak- public auction to the Parcel ID No. 2-83-21 script Bulletin May 31, er highest bidder, payable and 2-83-22 and such re- New 2005) 5. Changing Front and in lawful money of the al property is more par- Listing Rear Yard Setbacks United States at the ticularly described on Ex- PUBLIC NOTICE Presented by Cary West Main Entrance, hibit “A” attached togeth- The Town of Stockton Campbell North Steps, Tooele er with all improvements, will meet in a Special 6. Amending Section 7- County Courthouse, 47 easements, rights, ap- Meeting Friday May 27, 19-37 Regarding Build- South Main, Tooele, purtenances, rents, roy- 2005 at the Stockton ing Construction Utah, on June 21, 2005 alties, mineral, oil and Town Hall, 18 N. John- Presented by Cary at 1:00 PM, for the pur- gas rights and profits, son Street. The meeting Campbell pose of foreclosing a water rights and stock 345 Wrathall Cir., Grantsville 503 E 700 N, Tooele 1474 East Erda Way will begin promptly at 7. Charter Discussion Trust Deed dated De- and all fixtures. 2:00 pm and the agenda Patrick H. Dunlavy cember 18, 2003 execut- The current beneficiary shall be as follows: Tooele City Recorder ed by Susann Gardner, of the Trust Deed is 1. Roll Call Pursuant to the Ameri- as Trustor, in favor of Ar- FIRST COMMUNITY 2. Executive Session – can With Disabilities Act, gent Mortgage Compa- BANK and the record Legal Issues Individuals Needing Spe- ny, LLC, as Beneficiary, owners of the real prop- 3. Mayor Pro Tempore cial Accommodations covering real property lo- erty as of the recording 4. Appointment of Bond Should Notify Patrick H. cated in Tooele County of the Notice of Default and/or Grant Writer for Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- and described as follows: and Election to Sell are Water Issues corder, at 843-2110 prior ALL OF LOT 45, VAL- R. KELLY KREMER and 5. Water Issues to the meeting. TDD LEY TERRACE, VALI ANN KREMER. 6. Adjourn Phone Number 843-2108 TOOELE CITY, TOOELE The Trustee’s sale will 1431 Murray Canyon Rd. 288 Preakness, Stansbury 1735 Cerroni Dr., Tooele Ellen L. Montague (Published in the Tran- COUNTY, UTAH AC- be made without cove- May 26, 2005 script Bulletin May 31, CORDING TO THE OF- nant or warranty, ex- (Published in the Tran- 2005) FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, press or implied, regard- script Bulletin May 31, AS RECORDED IN THE ing title, possession or 2005) Public Notices OFFICE OF THE COUN- encumbrances. THE PURPOSE OF WOW! PUBLIC NOTICE Trustee's Sales TY RECORDER OF THIS NOTICE IS TO Notice is hereby given TOOELE COUNTY. To- Deadline for public no- COLLECT A DEBT AND TO BE BUILT that the Tooele City gether with all the im- tices is 4 p.m. the day ANY INFORMATION Council will meet in a provements now or here- UNDER prior to publication. OBTAINED MAY BE Business Meeting on after erected on the Public notices submit- USED FOR THAT PUR- Wednesday, June 1, property, and all ease- CONSTRUCTION ted past the deadline POSE. 2005 at the hour of 7:00 ments, appurtenances, On 5 acres of horse property will not be accepted. DATED: May 25, 2005 P.M. The meeting will be and fixtures now or here- 1512 Pass Canyon Rd, Erda 649 Buzianis Circle 3,200 square foot home TRUSTEE held at the Tooele City after a part of the proper- NOTICE OF TRUST- W. JEFFERY FILL- Hall Council Room locat- ty. Tax Parcel No.: 10- EE'S SALE MORE ed at 90 North Main 040-0-0045 The street The following described Callister Nebeker & Call Street, Tooele, Utah address of the property property will be sold at McCullough 1. Pledge of Allegiance is purported to be 365 public auction to the 10 East South Temple, Led by Magdalena King East Valley View Drive, Laramie highest bidder, payable Suite 900 who recently received Tooele, UT 84074. The in lawful money of the Salt Lake City, UT her U.S. Citizenship undersigned disclaims United States at the 84133 2. Open Forum for Public any liability for any error Dunn West Main Entrance, (801) 530-7300 Comment in the street address. North Steps, Tooele Office Hours 8:30 a.m. 3. Resolution 2005-30 A The current Beneficiary County Courthouse, 47 to 5:00 p.m Resolution of the Tooele of the trust deed is Deut- 224-4000 South Main, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- City Council Authorizing sche Bank National Trust Utah, on June 21, 2005 script Bulletin May 31, the Mayor to Sign on Be- Company as Trustee for at 1:00 PM, for the pur- the Certificateholders of June 7 & 14, 2005) half of Tooele City a pose of foreclosing a www.tooelecountyhomes.com Contract with Ace Dis- GSAMP Trust 2004 AR1 Trust Deed dated May and the record owners of posal Company for Auto- 29, 2003 executed by Continued on next page TUESDAY May 31, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices Tooele, Utah, on June Tooele, Utah, on June with the purchase price. cember 29, 1997 as En- the sale. The deposit Specifications prepared NOTICE NOTICE Trustee's Sales 16, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 30, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Cash payments are not try No. 104967 in Book must be in the form of a by Paul Hansen Associ- A notice of intent for the The Utah Department of said day, for the purpose said day, for the purpose accepted. A trustee’s 484 at Page 978. The cashier’s check or bank ates, L.L.C, and descri- following project submit- Environmental Quality, NOTICE OF TRUST- of foreclosing a trust of foreclosing a trust deed will be delivered to Trust Deed encumbers official check payable to bed in general as: ted in accordance with Division of Solid and EE’S SALE deed originally executed deed originally executed the successful bidder certain real property lo- Lundberg & Associates. The construction of an §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- Hazardous Waste has is- File No. 05-UT0016 on June 30, 2003 by on November 21, 2000 within three business cated in Tooele County, The balance must be in RV Wastewater Dump, ministrative Code (UAC), sued an emergency haz- Loan No. 7511899 Walter Jim Dixon and by Brandon K. Deather- days after receipt of the State of Utah, which real the form of a wire trans- the installation of approx- has been received for ardous waste treatment The following described Jennifer D. Dixon, as age and Syndee Dea- amount bid. property is more particu- fer, cashier’s check, imately 120 linear feet of consideration by the Ex- permit, UT-018-2005, to real property will be sold trustors, in favor of Wells therage, as trustors, in DATED: May 24, 2005. larly described in the bank official check (credit 8-inch diameter sewer- ecutive Secretary, Utah Clean Harbors Aragon- at public auction to the Fargo Home Mortgage, favor of Mortgage Elec- Scott Lundberg, Trust- Trust Deed as follows: union official checks are line, the installation of a Air Quality Board: ite, LLC, Tooele County, highest bidder payable in Inc., covering the follow- tronic Registration Sys- ee BEGINNING 1256.49 not accepted) or U.S. 1-inch diameter water Company Name: Tooele Utah. This permit allows lawful money of the Unit- ing real property purport- tems, Inc., solely as 3269 South Main, #100 FEET NORTH AND Postal money order pay- service lateral and asso- Army Depot (TEAD) Clean Harbors Aragonite ed States at the time of ed to be located in nominee for Old Kent Salt Lake City, UT 739.35 FEET WEST OF able to Lundberg & As- ciated site improve- Location: Tooele Army personnel to treat two, sale, At the north steps Tooele County at 536 Mortgage Co., its suc- 84115 THE SOUTHEAST COR- sociates. If wire transfer ments. Depot, Tooele, Tooele thirty-gallon canisters of to the main entrance at East Bristol Cove, cessors and assigns, (801) 263-3400 NER OF THE NORTH- is used, an additional Separate sealed bids will County, Utah. pyrophoric (igniting upon the Tooele County Court- Tooele, UT 84074 (the covering the following re- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. WEST QUARTER OF $10.00 must be remitted be received by the OWN- Project Description: contact with air) solids by house, located in Tooele, undersigned disclaims li- al property purported to – 5:00 p.m. SECTION 29, TOWN- with the purchase price. ER in their office located TEAD is requesting ap- opening the containers UT, on June 13, 2005 at ability for any error in the be located in Tooele L&A Case No. 04-50184 SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE Cash payments are not at 90 North Main, proval to install a boiler and exposing the con- 01:00 PM of said day, for address), and more par- County at 261 West Wal- Team D/LBI 5 WEST, SALT LAKE accepted. A trustee’s Tooele, Utah 84074 un- and an emergency gen- tents to air in the control- the purpose of foreclos- ticularly described as: lace Way, Tooele, UT THIS COMMUNICATION BASE AND MERIDIAN, deed will be delivered to til 1:30 p.m. on June 14, erator in Building 1400 led environment of the ing a trust deed executed Lot 16, STONEHAVEN 84074 (the undersigned IS AN ATTEMPT TO ON THE WEST LINE OF the successful bidder 2005, and then at said for the waste munitions drum pumping station by Desiree Hobson, a PHASE 1 SUBDIVISION, disclaims liability for any COLLECT A DEBT, AND MAIN STREET OF VER- within three business office publicly opened treatment process. Both glove box at the facility. married woman, as her according to the official error in the address), and ANY INFORMATION NON, UTAH, RUNNING days after receipt of the and read aloud. the boiler and generator The two canisters of py- sole and separate prop- plat thereof on file and of more particularly descri- OBTAINED WILL BE THENCE SOUTH 178 amount bid. CONTRACT DOCU- are diesel fired and the rophoric solids were part erty as Trustor(s), in fa- record in the Tooele bed as: USED FOR THAT PUR- FEET; THENCE WEST DATED: May 24, 2005. MENTS may be obtained boiler is rated at 4.83 mil- of a shipment of twelve vor of Evergreen Mon- County Recorder's Of- Lot 206, SHETLAND POSE. 165 FEET; THENCE Scott Lundberg, Trust- on or after May 31, 2005, lion BTU/hr and the original canisters. The eysource Mortgage fice. MEADOWS NO. 2 SUB- (Published in the Tran- NORTH 185 FEET; ee at the Tooele City Offices emergency generator is contents of ten of the Company, A Washington Together with all the im- DIVISION, according to script Bulletin May 31, THENCE SOUTH 87 3269 South Main, #100 located at 90 North Main, rated at 100kW. TEAD twelve canisters in this Corporation and record- provements now or here- the official plat thereof, June 7 & 14, 2005) DEGREES 45 MINUTES Salt Lake City, UT Tooele Utah 84074 upon is located in Tooele shipment were process- ed on August 31, 2000 after erected on the as recorded in the office EAST 165 FEET TO 84115 payment of a non-refund- County. Tooele County ed without incident, as Entry No. 152106 in property, and all ease- of the Tooele County Re- THE POINT OF BEGIN- (801) 263-3400 able payment of $25.00 is an attainment area of showing no signs of ignit- Book 0637, Page 0247, NOTICE OF TRUST- ments, appurtenances, corder. NING. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. for each set. Checks the National Ambient Air ing upon contact with air. of Official Records of EE’S SALE and fixtures now or here- Less and excepting Commonly known as: – 5:00 p.m. should be made payable Quality Standards The waste material in the Tooele County, Utah, File No. 04-UT0053 after a part of the proper- therefrom that portion of 150 North Main, Vernon, L&A Case No. 03-38477 to OWNER. (NAAQS) for all pollu- canisters is a spent cata- covering real property lo- Loan No. 37532722 ty. Lot 206 as granted in UT 84080. This street Team B/AL Bid security in the tants. National Emission lyst and is normally ship- cated at 774 West Vine The following described The current beneficiary that certain Quit Claim address is given for infor- THIS COMMUNICATION amount of 5% of the Standards for Hazardous ped in a non-pyrophoric Street Tooele, UT real property will be sold of the trust deed is Wells Deed dated November 1, mational purposes only IS AN ATTEMPT TO base bid will be required Air Pollutants apply to a condition as the Clean 84074, Tooele County, at public auction to the Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- 2000, recorded Novem- and the undersigned dis- COLLECT A DEBT, AND to accompany bids. furnace that is not listed Harbors Aragonite facility State of Utah and more highest bidder payable in cessor by merger to ber 9, 2000 as Entry No. claims any liability for ANY INFORMATION Prospective BIDDERS in this document and Ti- is prohibited by permit particularly described as lawful money of the Unit- Wells Fargo Home Mort- 155097 in Book 646 at any error in the street ad- OBTAINED WILL BE are encouraged to attend tle V of the 1990 Clean from accepting and proc- follows: Beginning north ed States at the time of gage, Inc., and the re- Page 795 more particu- dress. USED FOR THAT PUR- a pre-bid conference Air Act apply to this essing pyrophoric 89 degrees 45' 15' west sale, On the north steps cord owners of the prop- larly described as fol- The current beneficiary POSE. which will be held at the source. TEAD is a minor wastes. Clean Harbors 842.5 feet west of the to the main entrance at erty as of the recording lows: of the Trust Deed is (Published in the Tran- Tooele City offices locat- Title V source. Aragonite requested this southeast corner of lot 1, the Tooele County Court- of the notice of default Beginning at a point on Zions First National Bank script Bulletin May 31, ed at 90 North Main, The emissions, in tons emergency permit be- block 3, plat B. Tooele house, located in Tooele, are Walter Jim Dixon and the common lot line be- and the record owners of June 7 & 14, 2005) Tooele, Utah at 10:00 per year, will change as cause continued storage City Survey, Tooele City, UT, on June 13, 2005 at Jennifer D. Dixon. tween Lots 205 and 206 the property as of the re- am on June 7, 2005. follows: PM10 + 0.05, or placement of the running thence west 70 01:00 PM of said day, for The sale is subject to a of SHETLAND MEAD- cording of the Notice of Public Notices The object of the confer- NOx + 0.62, SO2 + 0.05, waste back on the road feet; thence north 155 the purpose of foreclos- bankruptcy filing, a pay- OWS NO. 2 SUBDIVI- Default were David W. ence is to acquaint BID- CO + 0.14 and VOC + for shipment to an alter- feet; thence east 70 feet; ing a trust deed executed Miscellaneous off, a reinstatement or SION, said point being Castagno and Marilyn E. DERs with the site condi- 0.03. The changes in nate facility poses an im- thence south 55 feet to by Chad D. Barber and any other condition of South, 2119.31 feet and Castagno. Deadline for public no- tions, specifications, and emissions will result in minent and substantial the point of beginning. Heather R. Barber, hus- which the trustee is not West, 876.54 feet from Said sale will be made tices is 4 p.m. the day to answer any questions the following potential to risk to human health and Subject an easement band, and wife, as joint aware that would cause the North quarter corner without covenant or war- prior to publication. which BIDDERs may emit totals: PM10 = the environment. Utah over and across the west tenants as Trustor(s), in the cancellation of the of Section 21, Township ranty, express or implied, Public notices submit- have concerning the 7.79, NOx = 81.26, SO2 Administrative Rules al- 11 feet of said property. favor of MLSG, Inc., A sale. If any such condi- 3 South, Range 4 West, regarding title, posses- ted past the deadline project. = 25.01, CO = 19.63 and low for the issuance of A.P.N. 2-080-0-0016 The Nevada Corporation, and tion exists, the sale shall Salt Lake Base and Meri- sion, or encumbrances. will not be accepted. All communication rela- VOCs = 5.37. an emergency permit un- address of the property recorded on December be void, the successful dian; and running thence Bidders must be pre- tive to the Project shall The completed engineer- der these conditions. is purported to be 774 4, 2003 as Entry No. bidder’s funds returned North 22 degrees 03' 11" pared to tender to the INVITATION TO BID be directed to the Engi- ing evaluation and air Copies of this emergen- West Vine Street 215154 in Book 909, and the trustee and cur- West, 13.14 feet; thence Trustee a $5,000.00 Tooele City neer prior to the opening quality impact analysis cy permit and the permit Tooele, UT 84074 The Page 487, of Official Re- rent beneficiary shall not North 0 degrees 47' 34" cashier’s check at the 90 North Main of bids at: showed that the pro- request are available for undersigned disclaims li- cords of Tooele County, be liable to the success- East, 23.61 feet; thence sale and a cashier’s Tooele City, Utah TOOELE CITY CORPO- posed project meets the public inspection during ability for any error in the Utah, covering real prop- ful bidder for any dam- North 6 degrees 37' 14" check for the balance of 84074 RATION requirements of federal normal business hours, address. Said sale will erty located at 223 East age. East, 30.03 feet; thence the purchase price within Notice is hereby given 90 North Main air quality regulations or other hours with prior be made without cove- Clermont Lane Stans- Bidders must tender to South 1 degree 00' 00" 24 hours after the sale. that TOOELE CITY Tooele, Utah 84074 and the State air quality arrangement, at the offi- nant or warranty, ex- bury Park, UT 84074, the trustee a $5,000.00 East, 65.62 feet to the DATED this 10th day of CORPORATION (OWN- Telephone: (435) 843- rules. The Executive ces of the Division of pressed or implied, re- Tooele County, State of deposit at the sale and point of beginning. May, 2005. ER) will accept bids for 2130 Secretary intends to is- Solid and Hazardous garding title, possession, Utah and more particu- the balance of the pur- Together with all the im- /s/ construction of the 600 Paul Hansen P.E., Con- sue an Approval Order Waste, 4th Floor, Martha or encumbrances, to pay larly described as fol- chase price by 12:00 provements now or here- KAMI L. PETERSON, North Storm Drain Proj- tract City Engineer pending a 30-day public Hughes Cannon Build- the remaining principal lows: Lot 130, The Vil- noon the day following after erected on the Successor Trustee ect according to Draw- The OWNER reserves comment period. The ing, 288 North 1460 sum of the note(s) se- lage at Country Neigh- the sale. The deposit property, and all ease- Zions First National ings and Specifications the right to reject any or project proposal, esti- West, Salt Lake City, cured by said Deed of borhood Phase A, plat 2, must be in the form of a ments, appurtenances, Bank prepared by Paul Han- all bids; or to accept or mate of the effect on lo- Utah. For more informa- Trust, with interest there- (A Resubdivision of cashier’s check or bank and fixtures now or here- P.O. Box 30709 sen Associates, L.L.C, reject the whole or any cal air quality and draft tion or questions con- on, as provided in said phase 1A, Country official check payable to after a part of the proper- Salt Lake City, UT and described in general part of any bid; or to Approval Order are avail- cerning this emergency note(s), advances, if any, Crossing Neighborhood Lundberg & Associates. ty. 84130-0709 as: waive any informality or able for public inspection permit, contact Boyd under the terms of the Amended), according to The balance must be in The current beneficiary (801) 594-8433 The construction of an technicality in any bid in and comment at the Utah Swenson at (801) 538- Deed of Trust, estimated the Official plat thereof the form of a wire trans- of the trust deed is Mort- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 600 North Storm Drain the best interest of the Division of Air Quality, 6170. In compliance fees, charges and ex- as recorded in the Office fer, cashier’s check, gage Electronic Registra- to 5:00 p.m. Project, consisting of two City. Only bids giving a 150 North 1950 West, with the Americans with penses of the Trustee of the Tooele County Re- bank official check (credit tion Systems, Inc., as (Published in the Tran- bid alternates: firm quotation properly Salt Lake City, UT84114- Disabilities Act, individu- and of the trusts created corder. A.P.N. 14-013-0- union official checks are nominee for Fifth Third script Bulletin May 17, 24 Alternate No. 1 - Installa- signed will be accepted. 4820. Written Com- als with special needs by said Deed of Trust, to 0130 The address of the not accepted) or U.S. Mortgage Co., its suc- & 31, 2005) tion of approximately 900 (Published in the Tran- ments received by the (including auxiliary com- wit: $108,940.63 (Esti- property is purported to Postal money order pay- cessors and assigns, Linear feet of 60-inch script Bulletin May 31 & Division at this same ad- municative aids and mated). Sale information be 223 East Clermont able to Lundberg & As- and the record owners of diameter Storm Drain. June 7, 2005) dress on or before June services) should contact may be available by call- Lane Stansbury Park, SECOND AMENDED sociates. If wire transfer the property as of the re- Alternate No. 2 - Installa- 30, 2005, will be consid- Charlene Lamph, DEQ ing one business day pri- UT 84074 The under- NOTICE OF TRUST- is used, an additional cording of the notice of tion of approximately 900 ered in making the final Human Resource Man- or to (or on) the sched- signed disclaims liability EE'S SALE REQUEST FOR PRO- $10.00 must be remitted default are Brandon K. Linear feet of concrete decision on the agement at (801) 536- uled sale date. Please be for any error in the ad- The following described POSALS with the purchase price. Deatherage and Syndee drainage channel. approval/disapproval of 4413 (TDD (801) 536- advised that the opening dress. Said sale will be property will be sold at All proposals will be Cash payments are not Deatherage. Separate sealed bids will the proposed approval 4414). bid amount may be re- made without covenant public auction to the opened privately by the accepted. A trustee’s The sale is subject to a be received by the OWN- order. Email comments (Published in the Tran- duced from the total debt or warranty, expressed highest bidder at the Mayor, his staff and Fire deed will be delivered to bankruptcy filing, a pay- ER in their office located will also be accepted at script Bulletin May 31, due. Bidders must be or implied, regarding title, West Main Entrance, Department representa- the successful bidder off, a reinstatement or at 90 North Main, [email protected]. If any- 2005) prepared to tender to the possession, or encum- North Steps, Tooele tives. Proposals will be within three business any other condition of Tooele, Utah 84074 un- one so requests to the trustee $5,000.00 at the brances, to pay the re- County Courthouse, 47 reviewed to determine days after receipt of the which the trustee is not til 2:30 p.m. on June 14, Executive Secretary at NOTICE TO CRED- sale and the balance of maining principal sum of South Main Street, that the functional re- amount bid. aware that would cause 2005, and then at said the Division in writing ITORS AND AN- the purchase price by the note(s) secured by Tooele, Utah, on June quirements of the City DATED: May 12, 2005. the cancellation of the office publicly opened within 15 days of publica- NOUNCEMENT OF AP- 10:00 AM the day follow- said Deed of Trust, with 30, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of are met. An award will Scott Lundberg, Trust- sale. If any such condi- and read aloud. tion of this notice, a hear- POINTMENT ing the sale. Both pay- interest thereon, as pro- said day, for the purpose be made after the appro- ee tion exists, the sale shall CONTRACT DOCU- ing will be held in accord- Estate of EVA DAR- ments must be in the vided in said note(s), ad- of foreclosing a trust priate approvals are re- 3269 South Main, #100 be void, the successful MENTS may be obtained ance with R307-401-4, LENE MCKINNEY, De- form of a cashier’s vances, if any, under the deed originally executed ceived. Salt Lake City, UT bidder’s funds returned on or after May 31, 2005, UAC. ceased. check. Cash or "official terms of the Deed of on July 26, 2002 by Ste- PROJECT: 84115 and the trustee and cur- at the Tooele City Offices (Published in the Tran- JUDY LYNN MARSHALL checks" are not accepta- Trust, estimated fees, ven K. Hatch and Kiers- GRANTSVILLE CITY (801) 263-3400 rent beneficiary shall not located at 90 North Main, script Bulletin May 31, has been appointed Per- ble This firm is assisting charges and expenses of ten R. Hatch, as trustors, FIRE STATION Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. be liable to the success- Tooele Utah 84074 upon 2005) sonal Representative of in the collection of a debt the Trustee and of the in favor of Mortgage ARCHITECTURAL EN- – 5:00 p.m. ful bidder for any dam- payment of a non-refund- the estate and any information ob- trusts created by said Electronic Registration GINEERING SERVICES L&A Case No. 05-50780 age. able payment of $25.00 NOTICE OF BID of the above-named de- tained may be used for Deed of Trust, to wit: Systems, Inc., as nomi- REQUIREMENTS: Team A/CS Bidders must tender to for each set. Checks Tooele County School cedent. All persons hav- that purpose. Dated: $128,854.05 (Estimated). nee for Academy Mort- Proposals must be sub- THIS COMMUNICATION the trustee a $5,000.00 should be made payable District ing claims against the 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, Sale information may be gage Corporation, its mitted no later than 2:00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO deposit at the sale and to OWNER. 92 Lodestone Way above estate are re- ESQ., as Successor available by calling one successors and assigns, p.m. on WEDNESDAY, COLLECT A DEBT, AND the balance of the pur- Bid security in the Tooele, UT 84074 quired to present them to Trustee 1424 S. Legend business day prior to (or covering the following re- June 1, 2005 to the ANY INFORMATION chase price by 12:00 amount of 5% of the Kitchen Remodels for Douglas Hogan, 86 Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- on) the scheduled sale al property purported to Grantsville City Record- OBTAINED WILL BE noon the day following base bid will be required East Elementary School South Main, Tooele, UT field, UT 84015 Phone date. Please be advised be located in Tooele er’s Office, 429 East USED FOR THAT PUR- the sale. The deposit to accompany bids. and West Elementary 84074, who is the attor- (801) 614-5050 that the opening bid County at 463 East 770 Main Street, Grantsville, POSE. must be in the form of a Prospective BIDDERS School, 135 South 7th ney for the Estate, or the P230270. amount may be reduced North, Tooele, UT 84074 Utah 84029. Proposals (Published in the Tran- cashier’s check or bank are encouraged to attend Street (East Elementary), Clerk of the Court on or (Published in the Tran- from the total debt due. (the undersigned dis- should reflect the best script Bulletin May 17, 24 official check payable to a pre-bid conference 400 South 400 West before the 17th day of script Bulletin May 17, 24 Bidders must be pre- claims liability for any er- and most competitive of- & 31, 2005) Lundberg & Associates. which will be held at the (West Elementary) August 2005, or said & 31, 2005) pared to tender to the ror in the address), and fers. However, Grants- The balance must be in trustee $5,000.00 at the more particularly descri- Tooele City offices locat- ville City reserves the Project Construction claims shall be forever ed at 90 North Main, Budget: $120,000 barred. NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- the form of a wire trans- sale and the balance of bed as: right to negotiate best of- Tooele, Utah at 11:00 Schedule: Pre Bid Con- Law Office of L. Doug- EE'S SALE EE'S SALE fer, cashier’s check, the purchase price by Lot 506, THE RIDGE fers prior to final award. am on June 7, 2005. ference: 3 June 2005, las Hogan, P.C. The following described The following described bank official check (credit 10:00 AM the day follow- SUBDIVISION NO. 4, Proposals must be sub- The object of the confer- 2:00p.m. at East Ele- 86 South Main property will be sold at property will be sold at union official checks are ing the sale. Both pay- according to the official mitted in a sealed enve- ence is to acquaint BID- mentary Tooele, UT 84074 public auction to the public auction to the not accepted) or U.S. ments must be in the plat thereof as recorded lope clearly marked, DERs with the site condi- Bid Opening: 9 June (435)843-5573 highest bidder at the highest bidder at the Postal money order pay- form of a cashier’s in the office of theTooele FIRE STATION along tions, specifications, and 2005, 2:00p.m. at District (Published in the Tran- West Main Entrance, West Main Entrance, able to Lundberg & As- check. Cash or "official County Recorder. with the name and ad- to answer any questions Office script Bulletin May 17, 24 North Steps, Tooele North Steps, Tooele sociates. If wire transfer checks" are not accepta- Together with all the im- dress of the vendor sub- which BIDDERs may Construction starts: 10 & 31, 2005) County Courthouse, 47 County Courthouse, 47 is used, an additional ble This firm is assisting provements now or here- mitting the quote. South Main Street, $10.00 must be remitted in the collection of a debt after erected on the have concerning the If verbal presentations June 2005 South Main Street, NOTICE TO CRED- and any information ob- property, and all ease- project. are required, they will be Construction Final Com- ITORS AND AN- tained may be used for ments, appurtenances, All communication rela- scheduled at a later time pletion: 15 August 2005 NOUNCEMENT OF AP- that purpose. Dated: and fixtures now or here- tive to the Project shall and date. Specifications Architect: MHTN Archi- POINTMENT 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, after a part of the proper- be directed to the Engi- for proposals may be ob- tects, Inc, 420 East Estate of ASHTON ESQ., as Successor ty. neer prior to the opening tained from Wendy South Temple, Salt Lake Trustee’s Sale KENNETH NEBEKER, Trustee 1424 S. Legend The current beneficiary of bids at: Palmer - Grantsville City City, Utah 84111 Deceased. Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- of the trust deed is Mort- TOOELE CITY CORPO- Recorder. (801)595-6700 Contacts: Probate No. field, UT 84015 Phone gage Electronic Registra- RATION For further project infor- Dennis Cocchini, Princi- CAROLYN PROCTOR, Lot with existing structures (801)614-5050 P230271. tion Systems, Inc., as 90 North Main mation or specifications pal in Charge, Margareta whose address is 255 (Published in the Tran- nominee for Chase Tooele, Utah 84074 please contact Wendy Vlasic, Project Manager North Second Street, Approximately 185 North Main script Bulletin May 17, 24 Home Finance LLC, its Telephone: (435) 843- Palmer - Grantsville City Kitchen Consultant: W.S. Tooele, Utah 84074, has & 31, 2005) successors and assigns, 2130 Recorder (435) 884- Reich @ Associates been appointed Personal and the record owner of Paul Hansen P.E., Con- 3411. 2846 South 450 West, Vernon, UT Representative of the es- NOTICE OF TRUST- the property as of the re- tract City Engineer The right is reserved to Bountiful, Utah 84010 tate of the above-named EE’S SALE cording of the notice of The OWNER reserves reject all proposals, to (801)295-4109 decendent. All persons Bidders must be prepared to tender to the On Friday, June 17, default is Steven K. the right to reject any or waive any informality or Electrical Consultant: having claims against the Trustee a $5,000.00 cashier’s check at the sale 2005, on the front steps Hatch and Kiersten R. all bids; or to accept or technicality or to accept James D. Graham & As- above estate are re- of the Tooele County Hatch. reject the whole or any proposals deemed in the sociates, Inc. 102 West and a cashier’s check for the balance of the quired to present them to Courthouse, 47 South The sale is subject to a part of any bid; or to best interest of Grants- 500 South, Suite 225, the undersigned or to the purchase price within 24 hours after the sale. Main, Tooele, Utah, at bankruptcy filing, a pay- waive any informality or ville City Corporation. Salt Lake City, Utah, Clerk of the Court on or the hour of 3:30 p.m., the off, a reinstatement or technicality in any bid in ALL PROPOSALS THAT 84101 (801)328-8800 before the 17th day of following described real any other condition of the best interest of the MEET, EXCEED OR Mechanical Consultant: Sale Date: Friday, June 17, 2005 at 3:30 p.m. August, 2005, or said property will be sold at which the trustee is not City. Only bids giving ARE COMPARABLE TO Olsen & Peterson, 14 claims shall be forever public auction to the aware that would cause a firm quotation properly MINIMUM SPECIFICA- East 2700 South, Salt barred. Sale Location: highest bidder, in lawful the cancellation of the signed will be accepted. TIONS WILL BE AC- Lake City, Utah 84115 CAROLYN PROCTOR money of the United sale. If any such condi- (Published in the Tran- CEPTED. (801)486-4646 On the front steps of the 255 North 2nd Street States, for the purpose of tion exists, the sale shall script Bulletin May 31 & FOR GRANTSVILLE Scope of work include Tooele, Utah 84074 Tooele County Courthouse foreclosing a Deed of be void, the successful June 7, 2005) CITY Kitchen Equipment Re- Telephone No. 47 South Main Trust with Assignment of bidder’s funds returned WENDY PALMER, CITY placement, Finish Work INVITATION TO BID (435)882-0825 Rents dated December and the trustee and cur- RECORDER and Remodel. T ooele, UT Tooele City (Published in the Tran- 22, 1997 executed by rent beneficiary shall not (Published in the Tran- Drawings available at 90 North Main script Bulletin May 17, 24 DAVID W. CASTAGNO, be liable to the success- script Bulletin May 24, 26 MHTN Architects, Inc. Tooele City, Utah & 31, 2005) as Trustor, to secure cer- ful bidder for any dam- & 31, 2005) and Tooele County For additional information contact: 84074 tain obligations in favor age. School District Offices on Notice is hereby given Joel Nichols, Zions First National Bank of ZIONS FIRST NA- Bidders must tender to May 31, 2005. that TOOELE CITY TIONAL BANK, as Bene- the trustee a $5,000.00 (Published in the Tran- CORPORATION (OWN- ficiary (the "Trust Deed"), deposit at the sale and script Bulletin May 26 & (801) 524-2186 ER) will accept bids for which Trust Deed was the balance of the pur- 31, 2005) construction of the RV recorded in the official chase price by 12:00 * Disclaimer: Information concerning the property is believed to be accurate, but not guaranteed. Wastewater Dump ac- records of Tooele Coun- noon the day following ty, State of Utah, on De- cording to Drawings and Continued on next page B12 TUESDAY May 31, 2005 B12 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 31, 2005

Continued from Shop around for low-fee variable annuity previous page Public Notices Public Notices t’s hard to fees and liquidity, however, let’s qualify as related accounts for Miscellaneous Miscellaneous The “A-share” option Public Notices save too see what benefits a variable annu- As you can see, a variable breakpoint purposes. You’ll typi- repairs and storage fees. TY, STATE OF UTAH Miscellaneous Imuch for ity can offer you: annuity offers some attractive cally get the greatest benefit from Last Chance Motorcycle In the matter of the adop- retirement. an A-share annuity if you hold it Repairs Inc. has the right tion of Tucker Lane Tax-deferred earnings features. But some annuities will NOTICE TO CRED- to claim lien under the Stewart, DOB (9/30/02) So, if you When you purchase a variable charge you high fees for these for at least seven years; at that ITORS AND AN- Utah Code 38-3-2. The A child under 18 years of can afford to point, your fee savings usually NOUNCEMENT OF AP- annuity, you place your money benefits. When you add up the personal property listed age. contribute compensate you for the higher POINTMENT below will be sold if the To: Joshua Kent in various sub-accounts that can “insurance charges,” asset-man- Estate of DIANA WIXIE the maximum initial sales charge. full amount of repairs A petition for Adoption be made up of stocks, bonds and agement fees and, in some cases, RUCKMAN, Deceased. and storage fees are left has been filed with re- amounts to And the seven-year wait is not Probate No. other securities. You choose how surrender fees (called “contingent unpaid after February gards to the above- your IRA and deferred sales charges”), you really a hardship, because vari- JAMES BRIAN HAR- 1st, 2005. Description of named child. You are to allocate your investment dol- LOW, whose address is your 401(k), might find that some variable able annuities are unquestionably property is as follows: hereby notified of this Tye Hoffman lars, based on your risk tolerance 5405 Wolfe Drive, Okla- and you still annuities are just too expensive, long-term investment vehicles. VEHICLE DESCRIP- matter and are required GUEST COLUMNIST and time horizon, and your earn- homa City, OK 73145, TION: 2001 Harley Da- to file an answer in writ- have money relative to their hoped-for return. You should hold onto a variable has been appointed Per- ings grow tax-deferred until you vidson FLHTC, Red, VIN ing to the Petition for left to invest, Plus, the surrender fees can take annuity long enough to give the sonal Representative of #1HD1DJV181V649904, Adoption with the Clerk begin taking withdrawals. (Keep the estate of the above- you might go Financial away liquidity by making it expen- investments a chance to grow, AS IS, Mike Miller, regis- of the above entitled in mind, though, that this invest- named decendent. All searching for sive for you to get money out of and to overcome any “down” peri- tered owner, $6,551.40 Court, located at 47 Focus ment is called “variable” for a persons having claims owed for repairs and South Main Street, another good your annuity contract, should you ods that may occur as a result of against the above estate retirement-sav- reason; your account balance will storage. Address of re- Tooele, Utah, and to need to do so. market slumps. are required to present cord: 1992 South 200 serve upon, or mail to ings vehicle. And you won’t have fluctuate along with the financial That’s why you need to look them to the undersigned East Apt#B719, Salt Scott A. Broadhead, at- Don’t rush yourself or to the Clerk of the to search hard before you find a markets.) for variable annuities with low Variable annuities — even the Lake City, UT, 84115 , torney for the Petitioner, Court on or before the PO Box 57449, Murray, at 250 South Main variable annuity. Annuities are Lifetime income stream fees and low — or zero -surren- ones with lower fees — are not 17th day of August, long-term investments designed UT 84107 Street, P.O. Box 87, You can structure your variable der charges. And in recent years, for everyone. Variable annuities 2005, or said claims shall On June 20, 2005 at Tooele, Utah, 84074, a to provide tax-deferred savings annuity so that it will provide you some lower-cost options have fluctuate in value, which means be forever barred. 8:00am on the steps of copy of said answer, JAMES BRIAN HAR- and an income stream for retire- with an income stream that you emerged. Some variable annui- you may get back less than your the Tooele County Court- within 30 days after pub- ment. LOW house, above vehicle will lication of this notice and can’t outlive. ties now assess a front-end sales original value. And withdrawals 5405 Wolfe Drive However, you might have been be sold at a private sale summons. High contribution limits charge, or “load,” on consumers before the age of 59 1/2 may be Oklahoma City, OK as is for the amount due If you fail to do so, judg- dissuaded from investing in this in exchange for lower annual subject to a 10 percent IRS penal- 73145 You can invest far more money for services rendered. ment by default will be vehicle because of two key fac- fees. You may see this option ty and income taxes on earnings. Telephone No. Tooele County Court- taken against you for the to a variable annuity than you can (405)455-3950 tors: high annual fees and lack of referred to as an “A-share” annui- Before making any purchase deci- house, 47 N Main, relief demanded in said to an IRA or your 401(k). (Published in the Tran- Tooele, UT 84074 petition which has been liquidity. But if you’re willing to ty. The more you invest, the lower sions, consult with your financial script Bulletin May 17, 24 do some comparison shopping, (Published in the Tran- filed with the Clerk of Death benefit the up-front sales charge may professional to make sure that a & 31, 2005) script Bulletin May 31, said Court. you can find a lower-fee, more liq- Your beneficiary is assured of a be. To ensure you are charged variable annuity is right for you. 2005) Dated this 12th day of uid version of the variable annuity PUBLIC NOTICE minimum guaranteed death ben- the lowest sales charge you are Tye Hoffmann is a finan- Notification is served that May, 2005. SUMMONS AND NO- — and when you do, your efforts efit, based on the claims-paying eligible for, be sure to ask your cial and insurance advisor for Last Chance Motorcycle Scott A. Broadhead TICE OF PETITION FOR may be rewarded. Repairs, Inc. has se- Attorney for Petitioner ability of the insurance company investment professional whether Edward Jones Investments. He ADOPTION cured the personal prop- (Published in the Tran- Before we explore the issues of that issued the annuity. any of your current investments can be contacted at 833-9440. IN THE THIRD DIS- erty being stored by Mike script Bulletin May 31, TRICT COURT IN AND Miller, for nonpayment of June 7, 14 & 21, 2005) Mutual funds offer safety in numbers, diverse options FOR TOOELE COUN- by David Uffington of the shares. given segment of the market, such manager for the past five years. Ttypes of mutual funds include: as health care, technology and • Go with a no-load fund. A load Mutual funds offer the begin- • Money Market Funds invest in utilities. is the cost associated with invest- ning investor a relatively safe way short-term debt from interest-bear- • Index funds invest in the same ing in mutual funds, similar to a Give your parakeet something to talk about. to invest. A mutual fund is a pool ing securities. The interest rates companies as an index, such as Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! of money handled by an invest- can generally double what you get the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ. As sales charge. Over time, loads can ment company, with the invest- from your savings account. The a rule, the costs associated with eat into your profit. SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 ments spread across a diversified best part of money market funds index funds are low because the • Invest in a variety of instru- portfolio. It’s the diversity that is the instant liquidity you have in fund manager doesn’t have to ana- ments. decreases the overall risk: If one case of an emergency. It’s as easy lyze potential stocks. • Invest at regular intervals. portion of the investment fails, as writing a check. When investing: the others will cushion the loss. • Bond funds invest in the debt • Order and read a prospectus • Don’t try to make a quick Similarly, it’s the diversity that instruments of the government, for every fund you consider. A profit. Invest for the long term. unt Spay & helps increase profits. municipalities and corporations. prospectus, which is free for the Write to David Uffington in care isco Neu Mutual funds are registered While the return isn’t especially asking, will tell you the objectives, of King Features Weekly Service, D te with the Securities and Exchange lucrative, the funds are stable. fees and operating expenses for r P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL Commission and must distribute • Stock (equity) funds are risky, the fund. Tooele County 90 percent of the capital gains but tend to do well over long peri- • Check the fund’s record for 32853-6475 or send e-mail to let- Do each year. Investors realize a gain ods. the past five years. [email protected]. Cat N g r e through dividends or a rise in value Sector funds concentrate in a • Look for a fund with the same (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. ute ute Ne $4 r $25 5 GRADUATIONS WEDDINGS g Weilert/Main Cat Do S ay pay Sp Hannah Vickery 55 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Weilert $35 $ Hannah Marie Vickery is grad- have the honor of announcing up to 70% the marriage of their daugh- uating with honors from Judge Call any of these participating clinics to book your appointments. ter Jennifer Lynn, to Jeremy Memorial Catholic High School. *Extra fees may apply for animals in heat, pregnancies, cryptorchids or dogs over 65 lbs. She will attend Loyola University B. Main, son of Mr. Bobby Joe Main Jr. and the late Mrs. Jane in New Orleans to study foren- Countryside Animal Clinic 254 S. Main, Tooele 435-882-4100 sic science. She received the Ann Main on Wednesday, May Loyola Scholar Merit Award 10, 2005. Tooele Veterinary Clinic 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele 435-882-1051 Scholarship for excellent aca- Marriage solemnized in the demic performance and service Chicago Temple of The Church * Note: Some veterinary clinics do not perform juvenile spay/neuter surgeries. to school and community. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Call individual clinics to confirm. Hannah is a member of St. Saints. Open house Saturday, Marguerite’s Parish. June 4, 6-8 p.m. Tooele Valley View Stake Center, 332 E. 1000 May 31- June 11, 2005 N., Tooele, Utah. Jennifer Lynn Weilert Hannah Marie Vickery If there is anyone who has and Jeremy B. Main Two weeks only! been overlooked, please join us For more information, call toll free 1-866-pets fix or visit www.utahpets.org. for our celebration. Sponsored and subsidized by Maddie's Fund and Best Friends Animal Society.

Daniel Clemons Hands that Heal

Daniel Joseph Clemons graduated with honors from Judge Memorial Catholic High School on Sunday, May 29. Daniel’s accomplishments include All- Region, All-State and Academic All-State Nominee in football and All-Region in track. He lettered in football, track and dance. Daniel was a member of the Judge Memorial Emergency Response Team and a Red Cross volunteer. Daniel is a member of St. Marguerite’s Parish where he Daniel Joseph Clemons volunteers as an altar server, assistant teacher in the religious education program and assists with the monthly food drive. Arizona Western College this Daniel received a football fall. Daniel is the son of Gary and scholarship and will attend Eileen Clemons of Grantsville. Surgical Operations/Procedures Debra Emery Performing a wide variety of general surgery including: Debra Ann Emery, the daughter of Bob and Jo Ann Emery of • hernia repair Stansbury Park, graduated with • breast surgery honors from Judge Memorial • gallbladder surgery Catholic High School in Salt • gastrointestinal/colon surgery Lake City. She was an Academic • laparoscopic surgery All-State Nominee in cross coun- • skin/soft tissue surgery try. Some of her other accom- • colonoscopy plishments include: Scholar Athlete, lettering in Bulldog Press (school newspaper), lettering in lacrosse and receiving the MVP award, receiving the Triple A award (outstanding Achievement in Arts and Debra Ann Emery Board Certified Athletics), and receiving the General Surgeon book award from Smith College. Nearly all insurances accepted She was named a Trustee Scholar and awarded the Joseph University in Spokane, Wash., M. Cataldo Scholarship in recog- where she will attend in the fall. nition of distinguished academ- Debra is an active member of St. 196 East 2000 North • Suite 106 • 435.843.4930 ic achievement from Gonzaga Marguerite’s Parish.