www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Former Navy S.E.A.L. brings ancient martial art to Tooele ULLETIN See B1. B May 24, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 104 50 cents Animal lovers cut ties to city shelter Officials hope to rebuild relationship

by Karen Hunt After contacting the city many STAFF WRITER times during the last several For the last three-and-a-half months, and writing a letter to Lt. years, Monica Williams and mem- Craig Wexels of Tooele City Police bers of Tooele Animal Outreach — forwarded to city council have freely given of their time to members, the mayor, and Tooele clean shelter cages and walk pets, Police Chief Ron Kirby — Tooele drive pets to adoption events and Animal Outreach was told the educate the public about pet care. city was implementing new rules They’ve also listed the names of regarding volunteers. They later pets on petfinder.com so pet lov- received a Volunteer Application ers can learn about them from the and Agreement to fill out before comfort of their own homes. continuing their services. But, members of Tooele Animal During those months, no one Outreach may be done volunteer- was updating the web site, provid- ing at the Tooele City Shelter. ing extra hours at the shelter or Some feel like too many egos are taking animals to adoption events. involved, the people who work The Tooele City portion of the there aren’t in it for the animals web site petfinder.com went from and the volunteers are not appre- 9,417 hits in January to just under ciated. 800 as of April 22. The site shows Members of Tooele Animal pictures of animals in the shelter Outreach have not been volun- with a brief description. photography / Troy Boman teering since January when the But, at the end of April the site Water is currently running over the spillway at Settlement Canyon Reservoir. The extraordinarly high flow of water has not created major problems for key they used to access the shel- was updated — without volun- Tooele residents. Streams should continue to flow at peak levels for the next few days. (Below) Water flows down a deep gorge beneath the dam. ter was taken away following the Great Pet Adopt-a-thon. SEE VOLUNTEERS ON A5 Water experts wary of runoff Ordinance targets weed, H2O remains in banks; flooding threat should end within 10 days

by Mark Watson but controlling swift-moving currents so junk car problems in city STAFF WRITER they don’t invade somebody’s house is an urgent situation. by Mark Watson had little bite to them. People As water bypasses reservoirs, rolls over scoffed at them,” said inspec- spillways, through pipelines and down So far, city crews, county crews and irri- STAFF WRITER gation people in Tooele Valley are winning For Tooele residents who take tor Brad Carpenter. “The City channels to lower elevations — it seems Council passed a new ordinance to mock those who live in the desert and the battle. great pride in the appearance of If anything does get out of control, it will their community, they now have which makes these types of try to control it. violations a public nuisance. This year, millions of gallons of this be within the next 10 days. city hall behind them. “I think the city learned back in 1983 Employees in the Community Complaints are being actively life-giving resource will not be captured pursued,” he said. how to handle a large runoff. We should Development Department want by reservoirs, but will be funneled out of Carpenter said the City will be OK unless a pipe gets plugged some- residents to notify them if they harm’s way to lower elevations where it not reveal the names of those where,” Bevan said. think an area in the city is can seep deep into the ground — to be who file the complaints. “I “Our high water comes from Rocky unsightly or is a public nuisance. reclaimed later at a higher price. won’t even look at the name,” Ridge, when it comes down our stream A new ordinance allows for civil It’s an ironic situation for Tooele Valley. Carpenter said. “I will go to the “Come July, we’ll wish we had it,” said doubles in size,” he said. One-fourth of the fines and citations to be issued snowpack at Rocky Ridge melted in the address and inspect the area. Gary Bevan, president of Settlement to residents who do not main- In 15 to 20 seconds I can see if Canyon Irrigation Company. He referred past five days when temperatures at the tain their property. 8900-foot level hit the mid-60s and valley there is a problem.” to all the water being routed down the City leaders remind residents City leaders want residents to side of the road from Tooele to Grantsville temperatures hit the 80s. that grass and weeds need to be Grantsville Irrigation water master Lynn remember to maintain parking and into an isolated area to seep into the maintained six inches or lower strips. If a strip adjoins a per- ground. Taylor is also keeping a watchful eye on and all trash and debris needs to the situation to make sure the water is son’s property, he or she should Right now everybody is working to be cleaned up. take care of it. make sure runoff water does not damage “We have been doing ordi- SEE RUNOFF ON A2 Inoperable or abandoned any property. Losing water is an annoying, nance enforcement for a little over two years, but our laws SEE ORDINANCE ON A3 Too much water leaves Stockton residents dry by Karen Lee Scott their pipes were told to use it Hogan’s Ranch to the water STAFF WRITER sparingly and for those who tanks from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. They While the equation of too didn’t have any, tankers were set hauled approximately 17,000 gal- much water amounting to no up near the fire station so people lons of water on Friday alone. water at all seems unbalanced, could fill up water containers. “We are always pleased to help that’s exactly what happened in A total of six water tanker out the local community in any Stockton last week- way we can. We hope end. that our efforts helped High spring runoff the local citizens of in Soldier Canyon Stockton get back to caused several rocks a normal way of life,” and lots of soil to said Kathy Anderson, plummet into the depot spokesperson. creek, which sup- Responding to the plies water to the situation were a num- town. As the muddy ber of other entities water made its way including the Utah into the inlet for the National Guard, the town’s water sup- local health department ply system, filtra- and Search and Rescue tion units became agency, as well as the clogged. North Tooele County “The filter system Fire Department. The couldn’t handle it,” Church of Jesus Christ said Jeff Coombs, Environmental trucks were brought in to aid the of Latter-day Saints as well as Health Director for the Tooele town. Water was hauled up to Wal-Mart supplied bottles full of County Health Department, who the town’s water supply tanks to drinking water. worked as incident commander. help keep at least some water in Stockton Mayor Barry Thomas He said the blockage “slowed the the system. said there were too many vol- photos courtesy Tooele County Health Department flow” for most of the town and Although others helped too, unteers to mention and that the Tooele County Engineer Jim Lawrence stands with his hands on his hips as he checks out the damage done completely stopped it for others. four firefighters from the Tooele by the heavy spring runoff in Soldier Canyon last Friday. He is standing where the town of Stockton’s drinking Residents who had water in Army Depot hauled water from SEE STOCKTON ON A4 water enters the filtration system.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Mostly clear tonight. Lows in OBITUARIES A7 TV LISTINGS B5 Tooele High School hires one the lower 50s. Mostly sunny of its own for baseball coach. Wednesday. Highs in the upper SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B5 See A10 70s. Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY May 24, 2005 ETCETERA ... Principal perches on roof for book worms News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather by Mark Watson Newspaper closed, STAFF WRITER Wed 79/51 A deal’s a deal. deadlines moved up 5/25 Students at Overlake The Tooele Transcript- Mainly sunny. High 79F. Winds Elementary fulfilled their end Bulletin will be closed Monday, NNW at 10 to 15 mph. of the bargain, so Principal Jan May 30, for Memorial Day. Johnson was forced to fulfill Classified ad deadlines for her’s. the Tuesday, May 31, newspaper Thu 78/51 If students collected more will be Friday, May 27, at 4:45 5/26 than 1,100 books to donate to p.m. Community news items for Mainly sunny. Highs in the upper the school, the principal would the Tuesday newspaper such as 70s and lows in the low 50s. face her fear of heights, climb to weddings, birth announcements, the top of the school and read to missionaries, anniversaries, etc. them for an entire day. must be submitted by Friday at Fri 87/54 Students collected nearly 6 p.m. 5/27 1,400 books. So on Thursday Camp Floyd hosts Abundant sunshine. Highs in the the principal made good on her Civil War encampment upper 80s and lows in the mid 50s. obligation. A fire truck arrived In celebration of Memorial at the school and Johnson Day, Camp Floyd State Park is climbed up a ladder, and crept out onto the rooftop where she hosting a Civil War encampment Sat 87/56 on May 28-30, 2005. The Utah 5/28 remained perched for six hours. Civil War Association will be While there she read some of Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper photography / Troy Boman 80s and lows in the mid 50s. those books to students on the at the park in period uniforms Overlake Elementary Principal Jan Johnson stays away from the edge of the roof, but manages to throw and equipment. Visitors will ground. Overlake’s PTA instigated treats to her students below. She said she would face her fear of heights and spend a day on the roof if have the opportunity of touring students collected enough books to donate to the school. their camp and witness several the deal as part of the “Books Sun 82/57 events they have planned for the 5/29 for Bravery” program. Students had other options to scare their heights. day. out. The department planned to three-day event; watch battles, Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 80s drilling, cannon fire and more. and lows in the upper 50s. principal if they collected tons FOX 13 News arrived on the After watching the telecast, the donate 500 to 1,000 additional of reading material, but opted scene, recorded the event and Taylorsville Police Department books to Overlake Elementary A flag retirement will take ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content place at the Camp Floyd Service to make her face her fear of aired it to viewers later in the decided they too wanted to help today. Cemetery on May 28, 2005 at dusk. Those who have a flag that Temps/Precipitation needs to be retired are welcome ing channels cleared and pipes to bring it out that night and Date High Low (prec./inches) Runoff open so the water is controlled. participate in the ceremony. A May 19 84 59 “The county has an over- continued from page A1 memorial service for the sol- May 20 87 67 flow channel which they used May 21 86 50 diers of Camp Floyd will also May 22 78 49 controlled. It’s a rare runoff year in ‘83 just below the dam. If take place at the cemetery on May 23 78 58 in Tooele Valley. I see something not working Memorial Day at 12:30 p.m. “The reservoir is full. right there, I let them know and Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Camp Floyd State Park is Fortunately we can divert the they are great to come fix it. located in the town of Fairfield, for the National Weather Service, reports streams up above the reservoir. that his recording station at 139 S. Main The same is true with the Army Utah on state Route 73, approxi- Today I switched North Willow received .00 inches of precipitation depot. South Willow water runs mately 22 miles southwest of between May 19 and May 23 and a total of back into the reservoir and re- Lehi and about 40 miles south- 3.80 so far this month. The normal for May routed South Willow away from a long way out onto the depot east of Tooele. For more infor- is 1.91 inches. the reservoir because it got so and they are great to keep that For the water year, which began Oct. dirty,” Taylor said. “I have a $4.5 under control,” Taylor said. mation, contact the park at: 1, 2003, Tooele has received 19.28 inches 768-8932. of precipitation. The normal for the year is million reservoir to protect.” It is not surprising that flood- 18.49 inches of precipitation. The water master did not ing problems in northern Utah Corrections want dirt and debris to raise are not as severe as those in Pollen Count Sheldon Birch, at Dave’s Drugs havoc with a reservoir he has photo courtesy of Tooele County Health Department southern Utah. was named Utah’s Distinguished The pollen counts from the tended for more than a decade. Water entered the Stockton irrigation system so fast last week that it According to the National Young Pharmacist. The name of Intermountain Allergy and Taylor said water diverted popped off this manhole cover. Water and Climate Center, iso- the award was incomplete in Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City away from the reservoir even- lated basins in southern Utah last Thursday’s article. as of May 24, 2005 were as fol- tually ends up in Silcox wash, probably don’t realize that 20, them so they fill them in. Well, reported seasonal percentages lows: which runs northeast toward an 30 or 40 years ago water used water might be headed for those between 150 percent and 200 Grass — High area near Tooele Valley Meats. to end up in those gullies. Some gullies this year,” Taylor said. percent of average. Northern Mulberry — Low “A problem we could have people have only been around The Grantsville water master Utah percentages ranged Oak — Low would be in areas where people for 10 years so they figure those said all the government entities between 110 percent and 150 Cedar — Low have filled in old gullies. They gullies never have any water in realize the importance of keep- percent of average. Chenopods — Low Nettle — Low Sagebrush — Low Subscribe Today Mold — Low Clinic faces charges of filing false claims 882-0050 Subscriber Service by Mark Watson The clinic allegedly had vio- the claims from May 10. 2000 lated federal regulations back in through Oct. 19, 2002. 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Voice of Tooele County th th since 1894 MAY 20 - 26 Board denies state appeal on OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 Utah Press Association General Excellence Award recipient. Skull Valley nuclear waste site Star Wars Episode 3* Dly: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 (PG-13) ADMINISTRATION The Atomic Safety and lion per year standard set by the the appeal period outlined in the Dly: 4:40, 9:20 SunSat:: 12:30,12:05, 3:30,4:40, 6:309:20 (PG-13) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER Licensing Board, an independent Commission. The Commission Feb. 24 decision is once again in Sun: 12:05, 4:40 JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS adjudicatory arm of the Nuclear had previously held in abeyance effect. Regulatory Commission, issued a the time within which the parties The question of whether to OFFICE decision today essentially deny- may appeal the Board’s decision. issue the requested PFS license Sahara KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER ing the State of Utah’s Motion for With today’s ruling, the matter remains in the Commission’s Dly: 12:05, 4:40, 9:202:30, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40(PG-13) SunSat:: 12:05, 2:30,4:40, 4:55,9:20 7:15 BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Reconsideration of the Board’s is no longer in abeyance and hands. (PG-13) DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER Feb. 24, 2005 Final Partial Initial Sun: 12:05, 4:40 KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT Decision on the spent nuclear * EDITORIAL fuel storage facility proposed for Monster-In-Law Skull Valley, Utah, by the Private (PG-13) J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR Dly: 12:10, 4:40, 9:202:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR Fuel Storage (PFS) consortium. 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lator. Dugway concert band takes state 19th time Ordinance For minor problems such as continued from page A1 weeds or trash, offenders will be The Dugway High School given seven days to fix the prob- Concert Band won its 19th (16th vehicles are limited to two per lem. “Depending on the situa- consecutive) Concert Band State lot and shall not be visible from tion we could give the person up Championship 1A Title Saturday any street or other public way. to eight or nine days,” Carpenter May 7, 2005, at Utah Valley State Carpenter said inspectors can said. College in Orem. recognize if somebody files a The nuisance ordinance also The 39-member band under complaint because they have applies to multi-unit residential the direction of LeeRoy Nielson, a long-standing grudge against buildings and businesses. earned scores of Excellent, another person, but when the To file a complaint call 843- Excellent minus, and Excellent city receives several complaints 2130 or stop by the Community minus from the adjudicators. The from a variety of people, they Development Office, at 90 North other 1A school (Whitehorse) know they probably have a vio- Main. received all three Excellent minuses. It was a narrow victory for the Mustang band. Give your parakeet something to talk about. These were the only 1A schools to qualify for the State Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! Band Festival. The adjudicators SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 score on a scale of Superior (I) down to Excellent (II), Good (III), and Fair (IV), with pluses and minuses in each level. Three out-of-state certified judges rate each band’s performance. The Dugway High School Concert Band, under the direction of LeeRoy Nielson, won its 19th (16th consecutive) This year the judges were Concert Band State Championship 1A Title Saturday May 7, 2005, at Utah Valley State College in Orem. Miss Tooele Outstanding Teen Mark McGramnaham from selection is a very difficult piece and brought musicians together dents felt a lot of pressure to University of Nevada Reno, because of the smooth flow- from 40 1A through 5A schools. keep the winning tradition alive Dusty Molyneaux from Great ing lines combined with vast Each band has to qualify at the Falls, Mont., and Calvin Hofer at DHS, but more importantly & Little Miss/Mr. Tooele County dynamic contrasts. The third region festivals and then has from Mesa State College in they performed with emotion piece is a standard festival-com- 30 minutes on stage to present Grand Junction, Colo. and precision on some tough petition piece for concert band Dugway Concert Band per- three pieces showing the mas- that demands precision and music. formed three captivating pieces tery and musicianship of the accuracy of rhythm and pitches “I am proud of these young including, “The Spirit Soars” students. PAGEANT at a very quick tempo. people that can truly create by James Curnow, “On A The Dugway Band performed The State Concert Band Hymnsong Of Philip Bliss” by especially well in the middle music, and how they desire to Festival is sponsored by the Utah David Holsinger, and “Festivo” of two 3A groups from Snow be State Champions,” Nielson th Music Educators Association by Vaclav Nelhybel. The second Canyon and Cedar City. The stu- said. Saturday, June 11 If it happens here, Entry deadline: June 4th read about it here. UDOT uses goats to control weeds While the Supplemental through the digestive process. Lake. Once the Legacy Parkway Environmental Impact Statement The Legacy Nature Preserve is & Preserve are in place, they will process continues for the Legacy an unprecedented mitigation effort serve to curtail intrusive devel- Parkway project, UDOT officials focused on enhancing, restor- opment along the eastern shore are moving ahead with work in ing and preserving the diverse of the Great Salt Lake, accord- the 2,098-acre Legacy Nature wildlife habitat of the Great Salt ing to a UDOT press release. Preserve. Part of that work requires the control of noxious weeds in the Preserve, a task that usually includes the use of chemi- cal weed-killers. Instead, UDOT is Allergies? using a herd of goats to eliminate David K. Palmer, M.D. vast quantities of these weeds. Nancy J. 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2930 West Highway 112 Tooele, Utah (435) 843-4020 www.deseretpeakcomplex.com A4 TUESDAY May 24, 2005 Stockton continued from page A1 town was indeed grateful for everyone’s help. Near normal water flow has been restored to most of the town, but about seven homes are still lacking water. Thomas said while the current situation isn’t all that wonderful, it is not as bad as the damage that was caused by the floods of 1983. “Back then floods washed the whole water line away,” he said. He said yearly runoff is typical, but noted that because of this year’s extreme wet conditions, more problems than usual have occurred. Realizing the seriousness of the water shortage, each home in the community (around 250-300) was sent two notices about mandatory The Tooele Smelter employed water restrictions. Residents are to use water for cooking, quick hundreds of hard-working men and showers and for necessary toilet flushing. Absolutely no outdoor women between the watering or clothes washing is to occur. years 1910-1972. This smelter and mine, Thomas also said that residents are still being asked to boil their water before they drink it — just which encompassed 600 acres in as a precaution. Water for Stockton residents photo courtesy of Tooele County Health Department Bingham Canyon, was used to mine and who are going without is available Water was gushing down many area canyons this past weekend as large at the town hall from 9 a.m. to 4 snowpacks faced rising temperatures. Several officials (below) helped refine copper, lead, zinc and limestone. p.m. and from 6-8 p.m. at the fire with Stockton’s water shortage problems caused by the runoff. station. buy or develop a well. way, Thomas anticipates that the The law firm of Brayton<>Purcell At present the town is look- While Coombs said nothing high runoff amounts will last over ing to a spring on the side of a could have prevented the incident the next two to three weeks. represents numerous clients who have hill as a another source of water from occurring, he added that “All More debris is expected to fall and crews are still digging out community systems need more into Soldier Canyon creek as tem- the mess left by the mudslide. than one source of water.” peratures continue to rise and been recently diagnosed with asbestos Coombs said another option the While the process of getting melt higher elevation snowpacks. town could look into would be to things back to normal is under e-mail: [email protected] related diseases. One of the things these individuals have in common is that they worked together at IS&R during the 1950s and 1960s around asbestos- containing materials. Asbestos, a medically recognized human carcinogen, is known to cause lung cancer and mesothelioma, a lethal tumor of the lining of the chest and abdominal cavities. Exposure to asbestos can also cause asbestosis, a disease characterized by scarring of the lung. The smelter and its facilities were full of asbestos insulation, gaskets, furnaces and other equipment which utilized asbestos for operation.

We are looking for people who either Tooele native ends notable career worked or knew someone who worked at Robert K. DuBois, Deputy mid-1990’s, the realignment actions this Executive Director for TMDE/ splitting off the acquisition func- Director, U.S. Army Test, tions and re-associating the cali- Measurement, and Diagnostic bration support mission with US location to tell us stories about the work Equipment Activity (USATA), Army AMCOM, the A-76 study sev- retired on April 1, 2005, after serv- eral years ago, and most recently, undertaken at this facility. We hope that ing more than 34 years in Federal the transfer of the military calibra- Service. DuBois has been associ- tion mission to the Major Army these stories will provide all of the former ated with the test, measurement Commands. and diagnostic equipment program DuBois is quick to point out that employees of IS&R the answers to why since 1979. He was appointed to the the Army TMDE management func- Senior Executive Service on July tion has come almost full circle in they are today suffering from asbestos 7, 1986. the past 25 years, yet despite all DuBois was born Nov. 1, 1943, the challenges, USATA continues to in Deshler, Neb., raised in Tooele, provide a valuable, responsive and diseases decades after this smelter has and received a bachelors degree quality service to the soldier and to in mechanical engineering from Robert K. DuBois the customer closed. California Polytechnic University A ceremony honoring Mr. DuBois’ and a master’s degree in engineer- solidation of TMDE management service to the Army and to the ing (industrial engineering) from activities at Redstone Arsenal in TMDE community was held last Texas A&M. 1991-1992, the efficiency reviews month. He was joined in the cel- Please contact Tobin Ballinger of He is a graduate of Defense and the OPM reclassification of cali- ebration by his parents Kenneth and Systems Management College and brator positions in the early 1990’s, Rae DuBois, brother Brent DuBois, Brayton<>Purcell at (800) 765-7778 the Army intern program for reli- the extensive military downsizing in uncle Donald Froscheiser, and sis- ability and maintainability engi- ter In-law Cathy DuBois. neers. He has two U.S. patents and extension 281 or one Canadian patent. DuBois served six years as an via email at [email protected]. aviation crew chief in the U.S. Army Reserve. After completing his mas- Any information regarding work at the ter’s degree, he worked four years “52” with PM Firefinder as a field test Tooele Smelter director. Happy Birthday In 1978, he accepted an assign- Mom! would be greatly appreciated. Our clients ment at the Headquarters, U.S. From all of us kids. Army Materiel Command (AMC) as a Division Chief in the Product and their families thank you for your You’re forever in our Assurance Directorate. thoughts, hearts & In 1981, he became the Chief help. souls for eternity. of the Engineering Division in the TMDE offices at Headquarters, We love you! AMC. He accepted executive train- L-N-R ing assignments within DoD and Brayton<>Purcell is located at 215 S. LEGIS Fellow on Capital Hill before being selected for Senior Executive State Street, Suite 900, Salt Lake City, Service. Karen Marie Edgeman DuBois’ tenure at the helm of born May 24, 1953 in Butte, Montana passed May 21, 1998 in Tooele, Utah USATA has spanned the full gamut UT. 84111. of leadership challenges, includ- ing the Congressional Review of the Army Calibration and Repair Program in the mid-1980’s, the con- TUESDAY April 24, 2005 A5

An example, said Kirby, is a vol- Williams said Grantsville has volunteer agreement as Seth is their Volunteers unteer who insisted on taking pets given volunteer Tiffany Seth a key, only volunteer. Continued from page A1 out for a walk that were initially communicated with her, even told Although Tooele Animal Outreach taken in for biting. her, “the animal control officer has isn’t currently working with the teers. While the Tooele City Shelter’s totally come to life” since so many Tooele Shelter, they’re still work- At this point, Williams said group goal is not adoption of the pets, pets have started being adopted. ing with Tooele veterinarian Dr. Joe members aren’t sure if they’re really Wexels said if they can be adopted Sgt. Robert Hanson says Seth is Roundy, No More Homeless Pets needed. during the 10 days they stay, the city the only volunteer he works with and other rescue groups as well as “If [the city’s] handling their own is very supportive of that. and calls her “a very, very valuable the American Association for the site now and they can do it with- “During those 10 days, if the ani- asset to the adoption program.” Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. out us, that’s fine,” Williams said. mals can be adopted we support that “She does a lot of fielding of “There are so many programs “I don’t know if volunteering down entirely. Absolutely,” Wexels said. phone calls for them, she goes out of being implemented throughout the there is going to be a good thing any Wexels said the city has chosen her way to try to adopt the animals. country to rehabilitate and place more. There are too many egos and to keep the pets longer than the She arranges for transportation adoptable animals,” incoming pres- not enough people who care about three days required by law because for the different shows,” Hanson ident of Tooele Animal Outreach the pets.” that time period seemed “a little explained. Marci Wicks wrote. “Yes, some ani- City’s perspective short.” In other words, he was impressed mals are not adoptable and thus Wexels, who oversees the shelter, After the 10 days the shelter starts with her from the start. have to be euthanized, however said he is aware the volunteers have becoming rather crowded. “[Tiffany] came down and met most of these animals are adopt- felt unappreciated and hopes they Kirby said animal control is a with me. We went down to the shel- able.” Stansbury Park residents came together Saturday in an effort to clean can rebuild the relationship. very difficult job as they are trying ter. Basically we just talked and To volunteer with Tooele Animal up and beautify their community. They planted over 50 trees, painted He said initially the city was to balance two perspectives. On the she told me about her love for the Outreach please contact Marci the pool fence (below) and other spots around the clubhouse, spread afraid they didn’t have the staffing one hand they would like to save all animals and basically that was it,” Wicks at 882-2085. To volunteer with bark, cleaned up the lake and the millpond, limbs, and the causeway to supervise the Great Pet Adopt- the pets. On the other they have a Hanson said. Tooele City shelter call 882-4607. out to Captain’s Island in addition to cleaning out debris from many a-thon, as they had not previously duty to catch and control the large Hanson hasn’t seen a need for a [email protected] of the fingers on the lake. Families as well as adults were encouraged realized the magnitude of the event. number of dogs running loose in to participate and the early birds ate doughnuts supplied by the hom- Wexels said from their perspec- the city. It’s happened in the past eowners’ association. Great fun was had by all, although there were a tive, there were not any current few sore backs and additional “white hairs” due to the paint. they were keeping so many animals We make your business problems with volunteers that need- they didn’t have room to confine an ed to be addressed, simply a desire aggressive dog. insurance our business. to update the policy. Both Wexels and Kirby emphasize “We had no formal volunteer they do value the volunteers. policy and organizations in this day Join the Chamber of Commerce and save “They are appreciated and that’s % % and age need a volunteer policy, why we’re going to lengths right 10 - 12 on Business Insurance so volunteers know the rules and (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating now to re-evaluate the program,” Plan sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, regulations,” Wexels said. “It’s just Kirby said. Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance that simple.” Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial Wexels said potential problems Future outlook strength and stability amount the nation’s largest insurers. could include lack of communica- A relationship between volunteers tion or scheduling events without and animal outreach is not unusual We Offer: everyone being on the same page. — volunteers help out across the • Competitive Rates Chief Kirby added that there United States. • Complete Line of Products • Prompt Friendly Claim Service have been problems in the past with But, Williams said for Tooele volunteers doing their own thing Animal Outreach to continue volun- teering, shelter officials would need Additional Discounts: as opposed to listening to those • Commercial Tailored Protection over the shelter. He emphasized he to show a willingness to update to more modern practices like requir- • Business Owners was not referring to one particular • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket ing spaying and neutering and pro- group. • Umbrella “I will say this, one of the chal- viding a comfortable place for visi- • Commercial Auto lenges we’ve had with volunteers tors to meet with animals. For now in the shelter is people who volun- Tooele Animal Outreach will work Bob Sheedy teer there feel very strongly in their independently to help pet owners views and sometimes their views run find homes for unwanted pets. counter to how we want to run the Williams looks to the relationship shelter. So essentially sometimes we between group member, Tiffany Reed Plaza, Suite 3 have volunteers not wanting to fol- Seth, and Grantsville City as an South of Wal-Mart low instructions for how we want to excellent example of the kind of 134 W. 1180 North operate the shelter,” Kirby said. relationship they’d like to have with Tooele City. 850-9013

Envirocare pledges We know four letters $3M to reclaim sunken you can build on. boats, planes at Powell

Envirocare of Utah has ronmental needs throughout the increased its contribution to state and Envirocare’s board $3 million for the Envirocare approved this foundation under- Environmental Foundation after standing there is a lot of work evaluating the need for addi- to be done in preserving Utah’s tional funds to assist with envi- environment for future genera- ronmental improvement proj- tions to enjoy.” ects in Utah. The Foundation The first donation goes to the was established in February Cross Intl Search and Recovery by Envirocare’s new owners to for the Lake Powell Clean up fund projects dedicated to pre- effort,” a project dedicated to serve and enhance Utah’s envi- the removal of sunken boats ronment. and planes. “This donation of “We recognize the need for $52,000 will help retrieve sunk- financial assistance to environ- en boats and planes here at Lake mental projects and this founda- Powell that are contaminat- tion is a great start for a positive ing the water,” said Jim Cross, long-term effect on Utah’s envi- Founding member of Cross ronment,” said Fraser Bullock, International. “We recognize Executive Director of the foun- that Lake Powell is a resource dation. “Envirocare’s donation not only to Utahns but to people of $3 million is a strong indica- from all over the world and are tion of just how committed this proud of the efforts our team is company is to the health, safety making to improve the quality of and preservation of Utah’s envi- Lake Powell.” ronment.” For additional informa- “We are an environmental tion about the Envirocare clean-up company dedicated to Environmental Foundation, log cleaning up the country’s envi- on to Envirocare’s website at ronment and that includes the HYPERLINK “http://www.env- great state of Utah,” said Tim llc.com” www.envllc.com or Barney, Envirocare Senior Vice contact Mark Walker at (801) President. “There are many envi- 231-9194. Those letters are TFCU. A firm foundation is a must for any building… so before you pour the concrete, come see us for your construction loan. With low rates and flexible terms, TFCU can help lay the groundwork you need to make your project solid and successful.

photogarphy / Mike Call Ready to hammer out the Tooele Junior High students learned all about science last week thanks to The Leonardo on Wheels-Science, an educational outreach program of the details? Give us a call. Utah Science Center. The Center emphasizes creative and active exploration of the worlds of science and technology. Major corporate contributors to the program are Envirocare and Battelle National Security Division.

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Take time to reflect Residents of Tooele County have several reasons to celebrate Memorial Day this year. Just last week it was announced that Tooele Army Depot and Dugway Proving Ground will not be closed or realigned. Military installations from Tooele County have always played an important role in protecting America. And now it is certain that role will continue. Grantsville residents always show their patriotism each year by providing a Memorial Day celebration at a beautiful cemetery. Tooele City will open its new Veterans Memorial Square on Main Street, and residents will be treated with a military parade, fly-over and visit from the gov- ernor. We may be biased, but we feel the United States of America is a unique country. And Memorial Day is a special time to honor those who have given their lives that we may live in freedom. Aside from being a country with physical borders, the United States of America is more about freedom, democracy and the pursuit of happiness. People in America are certainly blessed with an inordinate amount of opportunity. Many families may head out to recreational areas to enjoy the start of summer, but above all else we should spend a few moment to stop and reflect about those who faced the enemy in times of world struggles and prevailed valiantly that we may live freely in truly great nation.

Don’t become a statistic LETTERS TO THE EDITOR An old adage notes, “Children learn what they live.” The same could be applied when it comes to using seat belts. or a major accident has to occur at the over the store’s public address system Overall, according to a study done by the Tooele County Health Department, Give stolen van back intersection. I sure hope Tooele doesn’t was crude, uncalled for and showed Editor: about 41 percent of motorists in Tooele City don’t buckle up. During a study have to have a child auto accident everyone her lack of class, couth, Whoever is reading this I am ask- conducted yesterday afternoon at Tooele High School, 37 percent of the teenage fatal or non-fatal to start the process integrity and intelligence. The lack of ing for your help. On Saturday, May drivers didn’t fasten their seat belts either. We wonder where they learned that of mixing concrete and creating a side- respect she showed for other people 14, at about 8:30 p.m. our family van behavior? walk. If concrete isn’t in the budget, was appalling. She even appeared to be was stolen by two males in front of the In order to promote the use of seat belts, the Utah Department of Public Safety then borrow some from the memorial proud of herself. Gamestop on Main Street in Tooele. along with a host of other agencies is participating in the 2005 Click It or Ticket site that’s being created to honor our I should hope that her parents raised Our van is a dark metallic blue ‘98 Ford Mobilization program, which runs May 23 to June 6. Those found without a seat much appreciated veterans who fought her with more social values than she Windstar with the license plate 290VFK. belt will be issued $45 tickets. Law enforcement officials will be on the lookout and died for this wonderful country in exhibited in public that day and I hope We just spent over $3,000 on repairs for all unrestrained drivers and passengers, but special attention will be given to which we live. that they are not around to witness so we could go to Connecticut this teens and young adults. I would assume if the veterans who or be embarrassed by her actions. It summer to be with family. We moved The goal of the Click It or Ticket Mobilization is not to give out tickets, but bravely fight for the safety of our coun- is no wonder that our young people here in July to make a better life for my rather to influence people to buckle up and prevent injuries and fatalities. try’s citizens were asked the follow- find such behavior acceptable when kids, leaving all family behind. We may Teens represent 8.5 percent of drivers but are involved in 30 percent of the ing question, “What’s more important they see older generations setting this not be able to go because we really crashes in Utah and one out of 5 fatal crashes involve teens Parents shouldn’t to you, your name on a plaque or the kind of example for them. She owes can’t afford a new car at this time. My only tell their teens to buckle up, they should set the example for them. safety of our children?” I would assume both the checker and everyone else kids had all their baseball stuff in there their answer would be to continue to in the store a very public apology for plus library books and who knows fight for our children’s safety. her behavior. Hopefully, next time her what else. ROUNDTABLE keepers will think twice before letting I don’t feel safe in my own home Lori Knighton her out of her cage to go out in public. because they have our address, my Tooele As high school seniors prepare to sons driver’s permit, our insurance Thomas Richter, USN retired cards and our garage door opener. If Treasured clock stolen San Diego, Calif. graduate next week, what is the best you are the ones who took our van I Editor: advice you would offer them as they would personally like to thank you for To the person or persons who stole Harness wasted runoff taking away any sense of security we my daughter’s Black Forest Cuckoo Editor: go out into the world? had. I really hope you had fun. Just Clock out of her car on May 1, I just It seems appropriate at this time to tell the police where the van is and we want to say you’re pathetic! My daugh- ask the question: Karen Lee Scott Missy Thompson will leave it at that. If you can’t do that ter and son-in-law just bought a house Why haven’t we harnessed the winter TOOELE TRANSCRIPT- THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR BULLETIN STAFF WRITER you’re not worth the paper this is writ- and were in the middle of moving in runoff from the mountains into dams Being a high school when this theft occurred. It was prob- and reservoirs? “Never stop learn- ten on. If anybody has information or senior preparing to saw anything that night, please call the ably a kid or kids who did this, so par- We would never have those famed ing,” is the message I graduate I have found would try to engrave police. ents if your kids suddenly turn up with “water shortages.” myself reflecting an expensive cuckoo clock without the on the brains of quite a bit on my four Pam Bagnaschi Shirley McKay each graduate from years at Tooele High Tooele weights and pendulum, you’ll know it’s Tooele the Class of 2005. School. But, what I not theirs! Whether these young really should be doing Choking baby saved If this person was an adult, more Woman’s life well lived people plan to attend is focusing on the shame to you. My son-in-law served a college, trade school or not, I would Editor: Editor: future, setting goals several years for his country including hope that a love of learning could be This is a thank you letter to the Gayle was our friend at the nursing for myself and setting a plan in order to a time in Germany where they bought instilled in them so deep that they couldn’t people who helped us at Wal-Mart on home. She lived here just short of one sufficiently accomplish those goals. For the clock on an enlisted man’s salary. wait to find out more about the vast, wide some, graduating from high school was a Saturday, May 14, The two people who year. We all enjoyed her company but and beautiful world they live in. I would also I say again thanks to whoever did this, goal they set, but they did not really pre- helped us most were Matt who works she was especially close to her room- advise them to cherish both the good and for treating a family who served and pare for the future beyond high school. It at Wal-Mart and an off duty EMT. mate Mabel. We wanted to write down bad experiences of their past as well as seems sort of ironic to be offering advice sacrificed for you this way. Hope you their future. I would want them to memo- My daughter, myself and her three some of our memories so that we can to my peers, but what I have observed enjoy it! remember Gayle. rize the following sayings: “Wherever you from past graduating classes is that most children were shopping. I had gone go, no matter what the weather, always over to the deli to get some popcorn Carolyn Smith Gayle loved things of beauty and of have not set a plan for themselves. They Tooele bring your own sunshine,” — Anthony J. have not taken the time to think about what chicken for us to snack on. We were good quality. She enjoyed arranging D’Angelo. “What we are is more important they want to do with their lives. Most have at the checkout trying to pay for our flowers and having some on her dinner than what we have been. And what we can the ability to accomplish great things in things when my daughter’s 18-month- Keep shopper locked up table or in her room. become is more important than what we life, yet they are either too lazy or were not old child started to choke on the pop- Editor: Gayle Osborne was raised in are” — Brent Barlow. I would tell them to able to do so because they did not take spend money wisely, to work hard and to corn chicken. All of a sudden there First of all, let me preface this let- Randolf, Utah. Her father was the town the steps needed to live out their goals. ter by saying that I’m retired Navy and blacksmith and they had a nice log realize that taking the hand of God in an No matter how small a goal may seem, it were a lot of people trying to help us, unknown path is better than having a light. could be the first step to something big. but the ones who helped the most were have worked with both dock workers home. There were 11 children in the Matt and this off-duty EMT, which we and truck drivers, so I’ve heard quite a family. She remembers that her father Craig Hinkel Craig Anderson have no idea who he is. But we just bit of strong language in my time, but was very strong. He was a respected TOOELE CITY RESIDENT FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY never have I had an experience, in pub- man in the little community. Her moth- COUNCILMAN wanted to say thanks. You two men High school is some- helped save my grandaughter’s life. Her lic, as related in the following incident. er was a remarkable lady. Gayle was thing you complete. Congratulations you’ve Recently while visiting relatives in taught to work. made it! Graduation name is Jullissa and she is doing fine. Life is something Tooele, I had occasion to be shopping They had a big vegetable garden you experience. from high school is Thanks so much for all your help. Therefore, whether goal hard earned, for Thanks also to the BACA people out- with them in your local Wal-Mart. When but it is so cold in Randolf that they you go on to college, some it is an end to side of Wal-Mart for helping to calm my I was near the check stands, I saw and couldn’t grow fruit. They brought it join the workforce, their formal educa- other two grandchildren down after we heard a female customer (any other in bushel baskets from a fruit truck or enlist in the mili- tion, time to enter left the store. They were great. term would be an insult to the gender), that came up from Orem. The family tary, my advice is to the workforce in a Cindy Gray & Michelle Gray get on the PA system and with profan- worked together until the fruit was put never stop seeking excellence, and never very competitive world, and always give ity, demanded assistance taking her up. your best effort. For others graduation is Tooele let anyone tell you that you cannot do what groceries out to her car. I observed this In the evenings the family would you want to do. It is you, and only you, another rung on the ladder, it’s on to col- who determine who you will be and what lege or technical training, some may even person walking out of the store and it spend time together. All the family was Traffic, kids don’t mix was very obvious that she could have taught to quilt and they would work on you will do for the rest of your lives. Start choose the military. For those in these Editor: endeavors make the most of the experi- taken them out herself. the quilts together. now while your young, focus on your goals Why does the city of Tooele not have and go for it. Love what you do. Get good ence, all knowledge gained will serve you I’m not sure what throne she climbed She remembers walking to school adequate sidewalks for children to at it. Competence is a rare and desired well. Always remember your roots, don’t off of to do her shopping, but next through snow up to her knees. She walk on? commodity in this day and age. Success is lose sight of who your are or where you time maybe she should have her per- didn’t talk much about her school days came from. Make us proud! In my family-oriented neighborhood defined in myriad ways, however the great- sonal maid do it for her or go to a store except that she loved to play baseball. est success is when you can look back, between 1000 N. and Utah Ave. and EDITOR’S NOTE: The Tooele Transcript- where there are baggers employed know you did the best you could, didn’t Bulletin is in the process of selecting mem- 7th Street to Broadway there are many to assist her. The language she used SEE LETTERS ON A9 lower your principles and achieved the bers of the next volunteer Roundtable. If you missing sidewalks. are interested in being a member, please satisfaction of knowing you didn’t accept Does Tooele not see the need for the anything less than what you deserve. contact Managing Editor Mike Call at LETTER RULES Congratulations Class of 2005. [email protected] safety of our children who are forced to walk in the street? Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] It’s true I have no knowledge of the The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the budgets the city has to work with, nor author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community do I know of all the processes, red of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual tape, etc. to get a sidewalk. But I would circumstances at the editor’s discretion. assume this city that is growing at a All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long rapid rate (which means more traf- are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- fic in all neighborhoods) would have A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 our children in mind when it comes to Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. safety. 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call In order to get a traffic light in place, 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor there has to be a study of traffic flow For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY May 24, 2005 A7 OBITUARIES Graduates need to understand finances Hellen Frances It’s called commencement for even more. An 18 percent inter- don’t change. Check out www. tion based in West Des Moines, a reason. The ceremony mark- est rate on an $8,000 balance StudentLoanConsolidator.com Iowa. Through an exclusive Williford ing graduation is a beginning for is $1,440 a year. How can you for details about consolidating agency force the affiliated com- high school and college gradu- afford to throw away $1,440 a your student loans. panies underwrite, market ates. More than 3 million stu- year? That is beyond nuts.” Hellen Frances Williford, It’s a whole new world of and distribute a broad range dents will graduate from high And in case you think your opportunity, and you want to of financial services products, age 85, of 185 Country Club, school and about 1.4 million credit card debt and your credit be sure your first steps into that including life insurance, annu- Stansbury Park died peaceful- from college in 2005. If you are a report aren’t important because world are in the right direction. ities, property-casualty insur- ly on May 18, 2005, at Rocky 2005 grad, you will want to start you’re going to have a “real” Good luck! ance products and services and Mountain Care Facility in off on the right path financially. job now and be making more Tooele, Utah. It might seem early to be think- money, you better think again. This article was provided more, to individuals and small A memorial service will be ing about finances — debt, mort- Potential employers can check by Farm Bureau Financial businesses within a market- held at 11 a.m. Tuesday May gages, car payments, student your credit history information Services, a multi-state insur- ing territory that includes 15 24, 2005, at Tate Mortuary in loans, investments, insurance if you’ve applied for a job paying ance and investments organiza- states. Tooele. and annuities and much, much $20,000 or more. She was born on Nov. 11, more. But it’s never too early to Once you land that first job, 1919, in Pasadena, Calif. She begin making wise choices. And setting up a budget can help was employed and retired from Hellen Frances Williford many of the choices you make you to develop discipline and the General Telephone Company in the first months following habits that will help you make of California in 1985. She loved Bart and Cheri Coleman of graduation will have an impact smart financial decisions. And to crochet, cook and spend time Clovis, Calif.; Bruce Coleman of on your future financial stability. even though you may think it’s a in her flower garden. Duarte, Calif.; Donna and Dave So when it comes to the finan- bit of a stretch when you’re just Survivors include her hus- Otto of Cataldo, Idaho; Janis and cial fork in the road, choose the beginning your financial future, band Willie of Stansbury Park, Randy Bass of Diamond, Ohio; path that’s right for you. you should allow for retire- Utah; sister Elizabeth Enos of Kim and Fernando Castellanos One important consideration, ment savings. If your employer Henderson, Nev.; her children: of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., now that you’re on your own, is Barbara and David Parsley of matches a contribution to a David Williford of Covina, Calif. homeowners or renters insur- 401(k) plan, then don’t leave Erda, Beverly and Bob Stropky and Mark and Debbie Williford ance. You may not think you of Las Vegas, Nev.; Bill and that match on the table — put in of Mobile, Ala.; 25 grandchildren have much furniture or many the amount you need to acquire Diane Coleman of Chardon, and eight great-grandchildren. appliances, but consider hav- Ohio; Bob and Olga Coleman, the match. The dollars come out ing to replace your wardrobe of your paycheck pre-tax, so the because of a fire or other disas- bite may not be as big as you ter — and just when you’ve might think, and it’s something Joyce Bryan acquired the clothes you need you can’t afford not to do. If to look professional at your new your employer does not offer a West job. 401(k) plan, consider setting up Now that you’re an indepen- a retirement savings plan that dent adult, you also need to will work for you. Joyce West passed away on think about your need for life Many college grads today have May 19, 2005, mid-afternoon in insurance. Your employer may student loans. Federal student provide some life insurance as a her apartment. Joyce had fought loan interest rates are based on benefit of your employment, but pulmonary fibrosis for nearly the 13-week (91-day) Treasury that insurance goes away when five years. The disease made it Bill at the last auction in May you change jobs. And in today’s progressively more difficult for of each year. Rates set then will marketplace, employees tend to her to breath. She lost her hus- take effect on July 1. For the last change jobs often. With that in band, Leonard, after 59 years of three years Treasury Bill rates mind, you need to think about marriage just three years ago. have dropped, creating the low- some permanent life insurance, Joyce is survived by her three est loan rates in the history of especially if you have a spouse sons, William (Kathy West), Paul the Department of Education’s Together again and children to think about. (Pam Walters) and James (Eve loan programs. However, over As a recent grad in today’s West), all with families of their the year, Treasury Bill rates have last two boys to her family in card-carrying society, you will own who will dearly miss their crept up, and at the pace it’s Tooele, her family moved to the no doubt receive many offers mother, grandmother and great- been increasing, the new inter- Ogden area for a year and even- for credit cards. If you already grandmother. tually to Roy in 1957. have one or more cards, you est rate could be about 3.23 Joyce and her family had Joyce took on extra jobs to may already be getting offers percent. resided in Roy, Utah since 1957. help with finances while living to transfer balances for low ini- Consolidating student loans She recently moved to an apart- in Roy. In addition to her job as tial interest rates. But beware: before the July 1 rate change ment in Salt Lake City to be mother, homemaker and spouse, credit card debt is one of the can help students and gradu- closer to family. she worked at a canning factory most critical financial problems ates avoid paying extra interest. Joyce was born in Tooele on and for the IRS. Her energy was in America today. Studies show Interest rates on consolidated Jan. 11, 1925. She grew up there never ending. She put forth this that one in every seven people student loans can be locked with her mother, brothers and energy for the love of her fam- has financial difficulties that are in, and once they are set they sister, without a father, who had ily. directly or indirectly caused by passed away when Joyce was a Joyce’s family will forev- excessive credit card debt. little girl. She met the love of her er remember her as one who If you have a credit card life, Leonard, while attending always sacrificed for the benefit already, get that debt paid off Tooele High School. They mar- of her husband and her sons. as soon as you can, and don’t ried while Leonard was serving They will miss her. add to it while you’re trying to in the Army Air Corps during Leonard referred to Joyce as pay it off. World War Two. Before they “Petunia.” To her sons, she was Suze Orman, financial colum- started a family, their life togeth- just Mom. Mom, we love you. nist and author, says, “The aver- er involved traveling extensively Funeral services will be held age credit card balance these throughout the United States as Wednesday, May 25 at 11 a.m. days is pushing $8,000 and the the Army transferred Leonard at Myers Mortuary, 5865 S. 1900 typical interest rate is about 18 from base to base. West, Roy, Utah where friends percent, with many folks paying After a short time in Pioche, and family may call from 9:45 Nev. in the early 1950’s, where to 10:45 a.m. prior to services. Leonard worked as an engineer Interment, Tooele Cemetery, 361 for a mining operation, they S. 1st East, Tooele, Utah. Utah gains returned to their old hometown Send condolences to family at of Tooele in 1953. Adding the www.myers-mortuary.com. new energy aid funds Summer Passes Ruth E. Welker The Department of Health Summer Passes and Human Services (HHS) # of Regular On May 20, 2005, our mom, today released an additional people Prices $228,976 in emergency funds grandma and friend made her OPENING $ final journey home. She was to be provided to Utah from 1 person 120 $ born Nov. 1, 1924, to Albert and the Low Income Home Energy 2 people 140 Assistance Program (LIHEAP). DAY IS... Emma Mayne. She married Lyle 3 people $160 H. Welker on July 27, 1943, in The money is designed to help low-income families in Utah SATURDAY $ Idaho Falls. Ruth worked at the 4 people 180 pay their energy bills. Tooele Army Depot for many TH $ “Given the rising costs of 5 people 200 years. She retired in 1986. She MAY 28 energy, and extended cold $ was a woman of strong will 6 people 220 spells throughout Utah, this aid and determination. She enjoyed will make a positive difference (add $15 each) playing bingo, cards and spend- for many low-income families,” SINGLE ing time with her great-grand- said Assistant Secretary for children. She is survived by her Ruth E. Welker Children and Families Dr. Wade daughters Tonya (Dan) Morrow F. Horn. “President Bush is mak- ADMISSION $ kids under 3 years of Tooele, Utah, and Karen God saw that ing sure these families are able (Kent) Elkington of Seaford, she was getting tired and to pay their energy bills.” FREE Del. She had seven grandchil- cure was not to be. So he put Today’s announcement uses 4 dren, three step-grandchildren, his arms around her contingency funds made avail- five great-grandchildren and and whispered “come with me.” able by the FY 2005 omnibus four step-great-grandchildren. With tearful eyes appropriations bill. The ener- Preceded in death by her hus- we watched her suffer gy assistance for Utah is part band Lyle H. Welker and son Lyle and saw her fade away. of $50 million overall sent to Gary Welker. Graveside services Although we loved her dearly states and territories, over and Public Swim Hours - Opening Week will be held Wednesday, May we could not make her stay. above the $1.6 billion states May 28th through June 1st 25, at 1 p.m. at the Tooele City A golden heart stopped beating, have received so far this sea- Saturday, May 28th: Noon - 8:00 pm Cemetery. A viewing for family hard working hands to rest. son, plus $100 million in emer- Sunday, May 29th: Noon to 6:00 pm and friends will be held prior God broke our hearts gency funds last December and Monday, May 30th: Noon - 8:00 pm to prove to us, an additional $100 million in to the services from 11:30 a.m. - Tues. May 31st & Wed. June 1st: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm 12:30 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 He only takes the best. January. S. Main St. Tooele, Utah. Mom we will miss you. Each year, LIHEAP helps more than 4.5 million low- Summer Hours - Starting June 2nd income families across America Mon - Sat: Noon to 8:00 pm Sunday: Noon - 6:00 pm pay the costs of heating their homes in the winter and cool- Swim Lessons ing their homes in the summer. Start dates June 6, June 20, July 5, July 18 & August 1 Individuals interested in applying for LIHEAP assistance should contact their local/state LIHEAP agency or click on the agency directory at www. acf.dhhs.gov/programs/liheap/ directry.htm. The directory can help people locate the state or tribal office that administers LIHEAP in communities across the country. 843-4035 A8 TUESDAY May 24, 2005 Beef group gains member Small business owners have Amber Richman, Tooele, Utah, Angus. is a new member of the American The Association records Angus Association, reports John ancestral information and keeps Crouch, executive vice presi- production records on individual dent of the national breed regis- animals for its members. These unique estate planning needs try organization in Saint Joseph, permanent records help members Missouri. select and mate the best animals mall that could run pretty well with- Income for spouse. individual can leave up to $1.5 The American Angus in their herds to produce high business out them. Regardless of the If one or more of the busi- million in assets to beneficia- Association, with more than quality, efficient breeding cattle Sowners situation, it is vital to develop ness owners are married, would ries without incurring federal 34,000 active adult and junior which are then recorded with have many a plan to address these issues their spouse prefer to inherit estate tax. A married couple members, is the largest beef the American Angus Association. financial should they occur. You should the business or the value of the can avoid tax on up to $3 mil- cattle registry Association in the Most of these registered Angus needs that also consider how your dis- business? There are many dif- lion, but only if they plan prop- world. Its computerized records are used by the U.S. farmers and may be differ- ability or death would affect the ferent ways to structure your erly. The maximum estate tax include detailed information on ranchers who raise high quality ent or more business and who would make estate plan and your life insur- rate has been reduced to its more than 14 million registered beef for U.S. consumption. complex than key decisions in your absence. ance coverage depending on current level of 47 percent and those expe- Cash flow. what you want to accomplish. it will continue to go down until rienced by it reaches 45 percent in 2007. If you were unable to run You should also discuss what the average Kenyon Eastin t Spay your business, it is important to involvement your spouse would State estate tax. oun & N investor. In GUEST COLUMNIST sc eu consider what that would do to have in the business, if any, Many states also impose i t addition, as D er your business’s profitability and should something happen to estate taxes and these can be a small busi- Financial value. If your cash flow would you. substantial. Even if federal Tooele County ness owner, estate taxes are repealed, state you may be affected, consider the role Dividing assets. D Focus taxes may still be due so plan at og of key person life insurance or You may have some of your C Ne have special accordingly. ter ut disability overhead insurance in children involved in the busi- Neu $ er estate planning needs that As you can see, developing 45 your overall estate plan. These ness and others who are not. $25 should be considered when a comprehensive estate plan types of insurances will help Some parents choose to make putting together your compre- is important for the benefit ease the cash flows issues that unequal distributions of assets hensive estate plan. Some of of your family and your busi- may arise. in recognition of a child’s g these issues may be difficult ness. Your financial consultant, Cat Do contributions to the business. S ay to think about, but you may Ownership. along with your accountant and pay Sp Other parents prefer an equal $ 55 have some business, family and If your business has multiple lawyer, can certainly help you 35 $ distribution of assets and up to 70% estate tax issues that should be owners, you may also want to create a plan to address any addressed. Here are some of families can create a plan that think about what the effects potential future situations. Call any of these participating clinics to book your appointments. the considerations you should of losing one of the owners allows the children involved Kenyon Eastin resides in *Extra fees may apply for animals in heat, pregnancies, cryptorchids or dogs over 65 lbs. keep in mind as you develop would be. You should have an with the business to buy out the Stansbury Park. He is an your estate plan. others. Because every business up to date buy-sell agreement Accredited Asset Management Countryside Animal Clinic 254 S. Main, Tooele 435-882-4100 Operational for each owner funded with life is unique, there is no single Specialist with A.G. Edwards solution that works best, but efficiencies. insurance as well as a spelled & Sons, Inc. in the Sugarhouse Tooele Veterinary Clinic 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele 435-882-1051 out plan of what course of it is crucial to have these deci- office in Salt Lake City. (801) Every business is different – sions made early. some owners are indispensable action would be taken should 487-7177. This article was * Note: Some veterinary clinics do not perform juvenile spay/neuter surgeries. while others have businesses an owner die or become inca- Federal estate tax. provided by A.G. Edwards & Call individual clinics to confirm. pacitated. Under current law, every Sons, Inc., Member SIPC. May 31- June 11, 2005 Two weeks only! Students read over 2 million minutes For more information, call toll free 1-866-pets fix or visit www.utahpets.org. Sponsored and subsidized by Maddie's Fund and Best Friends Animal Society. by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER Students at Copper Canyon Elementary in Tooele sped off on a race to read last October. Their goal: to read 1.8 minutes by Jazz-In-It the end of the year. Their incentive: to reach “Hawaii” (a luau dinner party) and earn tick- ets for each student to attend Rocky Mountain Raceway. Dance & FREE Today 430 students are experi- First Class + No registration fees. encing the thrill of victory. They’ve Gymnastics Come try us out! already read over 2 million minutes, surpassing their goal. from Beginning to Elite! Race to Read was kicked off when nine drag race drivers from Ages 2-25 Rocky Mountain Raceways came to the school to rev up kids and NEW beginning cheer teachers. This Friday kids will watch a drag classes offered! race at Rocky Mountain Raceways, with 105 parents as chaperones. Tooele & Grantsville Afterwards, the students will be able to go down into the pits to visit Classes Offering: “their” racers. The tickets are pro- vided free as an incentive by Rocky • CHEER Beg. & Adv. • GYMNASTICS Mountain Raceways. photography / Mike Call • JAZZ • BALLET Children, parents and race car Race car drivers brought their cars to Copper Canyon Elementary last October to excite students and • HIP HOP • STUNTING drivers will meet again for a luau teachers about a new reading program. Today, students have surpassed their goal of 1.8 million minutes. next Monday night. As a result, Rocky Mountain Raceways is giving each student a free ticket to a drag racing competition this “One of our community groups Friday. In addition, there will be a luau for parents and students Monday. Don’t miss out being a Together with Youth will help put part of the biggest & best dance that together for us,” said Principal support that way.” when they wrote letters thanking been going on around the United & cheer team around. Clint Spindler. In addition, there were competi- the drivers for coming. Some of the States for a long time and Rocky Throughout the year, a race car tions between older and younger drivers wrote letters back to the Mountain Raceways tries to support was moved along a drag strip with students to give them extra motiva- students. two to three schools a year that CALL 882-5496 mile markers on one of the halls of tion. Drivers included Pat Warr of want to participate in the program. SUSAN TRUJILLO - Taught Dance for 28 years, choreographed for the school. For every 600 minutes many professional half times, TV and cruises. Tooele High School “When everyone is involved in Erda, Wayne (deceased) and Lynel In addition to supporting literacy, Cheer and Pep Club Adviser. the kids read, the car sped up to the the achievement it becomes more Sacre of Erda, John Nicholes of Rocky Mountain Raceways also SHAWNDI BEACHAM - Taught Dance for 13 years, Cheered at next mile marker. of a way of life rather than a one- Erda, Rick and Peyton Hall (of Rick gets involved to help kids realize Dixie College and Weber State University. Coached Weber State Each grade was given an indi- time event and that’s what need to Hall Auto Body) of Tooele, Bob and there are safer ways to race than on Cheerleaders. vidual goal and time included some ASHLI DEW - Taught for 6 years. Current memeber of Salt Lake happen with academics,” Spindler Marty Castagno of Grantsville, Rich the streets. Representatives from Community Cheer Squad. reading by teachers and parents as said. “... People need to always be Kovatch of Kearns, and Troy Deakin Rocky Mountain Raceways will well as students, because the orga- learning. If we can get kids engaged of Erda. present the tickets to students on 20th Year Anniversary “You can depend on us.” nizers thought it’s good for the kids in that then we become a better Each of the drivers from Erda live Thursday. to see adults in their lives reading educated people and that leads to a within the boundaries of Copper e-mail: [email protected] too. The time from parents came better educated society.” Canyon and some have kids who from 45 minute morning events Every week the children turned attend the school. where moms and dads came to read in their minutes to be added up, The idea and impetus for the with their kids. then Spindler announced their program came from PTA President Moms and muffins and dads and progress over the loudspeaker after Patty Deakin and her husband Troy. PERSONAL COMMUNITY donuts had a good turnout: 110 they finished saying the Pledge of Patty is delighted with the kid’s moms and 150 dads. Allegiance. success. EALTH ARE “That’s pretty good with a 7:30 The program provided extra “I think it’s awesome. I can’t H C , P.C. in the morning deal,” Spindler said. incentive outside of traditional believe they have gone so above 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 “.... We had a lot of good support reading assignments, lectures and and beyond. They really, really have from parents and it just makes such book reports. put a lot of hard effort into this,” a difference when parents are will- For instance, kids saw a hands- said Patty Deakin. ing to get involved and offer their on application to good writing skills The Race to Read program has AnnouncingNEW EXTENDED HOURS Our little angel, Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care Cody Ryan Darling We are pleased to introduce a new arrived on May 13, 2005 at Mountain Nurse Practitioner Who has joined our West Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces. team at Personal Community Health Care Starting June, 1, 2005 Christina Lloyd, RN, MSN, FNP He is welcome home by his parents Robert and Debbie Darling. His brothers and sisters Autumn, Monday Wed. Friday George, Anthony, Victoria, Anna, Veronica & Devin. 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Tuesday Thursday 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Saturday 9 am - 4 pm

Visit our new convenient hours with 1959 North Aaron Drive, Christina Lloyd and Curt Dustin, Family Nurse Practitioners for all your health care needs Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 TUESDAY May 23, 2005 A9 Deseret Chemical workers make us all safer or more than 60 years destruction of its drained stock- Facility, workers have the envi- Deseret Chemical Depot GUEST OPINION pile. It’s the first facility within able record of a working more Fand Tooele Army Depot the continental United States than one million job hours have been instrumental to by Michael Parker to completely eliminate the without a lost-time accident. national defense. One of the U.S. Army Chemical Materials Agency Dir. risk posed by chemical storage According to the Bureau of many ways they have served to nearby communities. Work Labor Statistics, our average as an important part of our tion operations at Newport there now focuses on cleaning annual recordable injury rate is country’s security is through Chemical Agent Disposal drained containers. similar to that of a credit union the safe storage and monitoring Facility in Indiana. This fol- More than 43 percent of all or shoe store. That’s something of more than 44 percent of our lows the March 29 start of chemical munitions and about we — and you in the Tooele nation’s original chemical weap- destruction operations at Pine 36 percent of the nation’s community — can be proud of. ons stockpile. Bluff Chemical Agent Disposal stored chemical agents have In his book The Greatest It’s fitting that as people Facility in Arkansas. We now been safely destroyed. We Generation, Tom Brokaw throughout Europe and the have all destruction facilities have destroyed more chemical commended World War II-era United States celebrate the within CMA in operation that weapons than all other nations citizens, “ordinary Americans,” 60th anniversary of V-E Day, will result in the elimination of combined participating in the who were asked to provide we in the U.S. Army Chemical millions of pounds of chemical Chemical Weapons Convention. “extraordinary service, sacrifice Materials Agency (CMA) are agent. This puts CMA in a good posi- and heroics.” Those same admi- accomplishing important mile- In 2000, our facility at tion to reach the Convention rable traits exist today — in stones in the elimination of our Johnston Atoll in the equatorial treaty deadline of 45 percent our workforce and in the com- nation’s aging chemical weap- Pacific Ocean completely elimi- destruction by 2007. munities in which we operate ons stockpile, developed during nated its stockpile of 412,000 Success has been the direct disposal facilities. Every day I the Cold War as a deterrent to obsolete chemical weapons and result of exemplary efforts by see devotion to inexhaustible the threat of similar weapons more than four million pounds dedicated workers. Their exper- service, dedication to sacrifi- being used against U.S. troops. of nerve and blister agents. tise is crucial to our meeting cial duty and determination to These stockpiled weapons Once the destruction mission national and global imperatives ensure our nation’s defense. — none of which were used was complete, the facility was to rid the world of chemical Together, we create a safer — are now being disposed of torn down and the site covered weapons, and they have done tomorrow. safely and efficiently at five in crushed coral to preserve so while protecting the com- Michael Parker is director sites across the United States: the site as the Johnston Atoll munity and the environment, all of the U.S. Army Chemical Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, National Wildlife Refuge. with impressive safety records. Materials Agency. Guest Oregon and Utah. Recently our facility at Our workers have logged Opinions do not necessar- Memorial Planters CMA recently achieved a Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., millions and millions of injury- ily reflect the opinions of the Available major milestone with the May 5 emptied its last ton container free work hours. At Tooele Tooele Transcript-Bulletin or start of chemical agent destruc- of blister agent, completing Chemical Agent Disposal its owners. Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Letters continued from page A6 Before she and her sisters left for school each day they had to scrub the floors with lye soap and water on their knees. Then the little children would have a clean floor to play on. They were brought up with strictness and love. They were expected to have good table manners, good personal appear- PICK UP YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS WITHOUT ance, do their chores promptly GETTING OUT OF YOUR CAR! and correctly and treat each other kindly. They never doubt- ed that their parents loved and wanted them. All through her life she took great pains to look attractive. Her lipstick and nail color should match. Her clothes and Medication jewelry were coordinated. She was proud to be tall and thin and attractive. at When she worked away from Station home she went to Evanston, Wyo. Her first job was as a Jack Hinkel (right) is the winner of the raffle held at the grand opening of Westside Shooting Sports, 11 waitress. North Main, Tooele. Jack is standing next to Dan Mosteller, owner of the store. She was married and divorced. She had three chil- Dave's Drugs dren: two sons and one daugh- ter. Her baby girl died at six months of age. Later she worked in SLCC names new president • Drive to Dave’s Drugs and park Rochester, N.Y., making jew- elry on an assembly line. While The State Board of Regents, tions with our K-12 and higher ings. With an open-door enroll- • Using your cell phone call us at there she had an interesting Monday, selected Dr. Cynthia A. education partners and I look for- ment policy, the college serves 882-0287 (touch 9 or 0 to encounter with the FBI. She Bioteau as the seventh President ward to the best that is yet to more than 25,000 students at 11 exit electronic operator) was called to the office to meet of Salt Lake Community College come.” locations in the metropolitan Salt with two FBI agents. They were (SLCC). Bioteau is currently the Bioteau’s background is strong concerned that in her employ- Vice President for Instruction in executive management and Lake area. • Tell us your location in the ment security check she had no and Chief Academic Officer of leadership skills. Currently, she parking lot and your car fingerprints. Her explanation Forsyth Technical Community leads the instructional division description was that it was because she had College in North Carolina. She for a college of 31,000 students scrubbed floors daily with lye will assume her duties before fall and 600 faculty. Prior to her cur- • We will bring your Rx order to soap when she was growing up. semester. Bioteau succeeds for- rent position, Bioteau served your car. The strong soap had removed mer president, H. Lynn Cundiff, as the Dean of Developmental her fingerprints. One agent was who resigned in 2003 to return to Learning and Academic Support the private sector. Since Cundiff’s of Bunker Hill Community incredulous but the other man At Dave’s Drugs we know the value of your said there were still people who departure, retired SLCC adminis- College in Boston. She was also use lye soap. trator Judd Morgan has served as the regional director and an asso- time. We recognize your special needs. If you At the nursing home Gayle the college’s interim president. ciate professor of the Department was philosophical about her Bioteau’s selection comes after of Instructional Studies at New are a mom with small children or have health situation. She loved her brother, an extensive national search Hampshire Community Technical challenges that prohibit coming into the store, Ray, and his wife Thelda. When which considered 63 candidates College from 1996-2000. She also we made craft items she often representing 30 states and two has experience in public educa- try Medication Station at Dave’s Drugs. made them for Ray. Some of foreign countries. A search com- tion, serving in several behavior her favorite activities were mittee comprised of 18 individu- specialist and consulting roles in 493 W. 400 N., Tooele playing ball, arranging flowers als representing the Regents, New Hampshire school districts and reading aloud. Her favorite SLCC Trustees, faculty, staff and from 1980-1990. 882-4800 3030 WESTWest 1st1ST SouthSOUTH • • 882-0287882-0287 book was “A Light in Babylon” community members selected Bioteau was recently invited www.mohlmanlaw.com about the prophet Daniel. In five finalists who were announced as a guest presenter for United cooking class we enjoyed her last week. States Department of Labor food memories. She told us her Board of Regents Chairman and Workforce Innovations grandpa taught her that any Nolan E. Karras noted “this selec- Symposium in January. She has cake had to have four eggs and tion was difficult given the quality also made several national pre- Tooele Valley Railroad Open House they had to be at room tem- of each of the finalists. However, sentations on the biotechnology perature. we believe Cynthia possesses workforce, which includes con- th am pm She had a pretty pink dress. the leadership and experience to necting education, employment Saturday, May 28 • 11 - 4 It pleased her when Lynn Allen promote and enhance Salt Lake and economic development. brought in some summer straw Community College’s mission to Bioteau earned a Doctor of NO CHARGE! hats and helped her decorate serve such a large and diverse Philosophy in Educational Studies one with pink flowers. She group of students. Not only is from Lesley University, a Master FREE really looked wonderful at our she a great fit for the College, but of Arts in Special Education rides on a Miniature Live Valentine’s Dance. she will emerge as an outstanding from Assumption College, and a Steam Locomotive All of the unique experi- individual in this community.” Bachelor of Science in Special ences that she shared with the In accepting this appointment Education from the University of residents and staff make her President Bioteau stated, “Salt New Hampshire. memory very dear. Lake Community College is an Bioteau and her husband, Postscript: Ray and Thelda exceptional college of distinc- Frank, are the parents of two Osborn, Gayle’s family, want tive service to this community. I children, Aimee (26) and Zachary to express appreciation for the am honored to serve as its presi- (23). loving care their sister received dent, working together with the Salt Lake Community College at Rocky Mountain Care — faculty, staff and community to is a comprehensive community Tooele Nursing Home. The staff provide the finest of educational college serving the diverse needs of young, beautiful girls doing opportunities to all who wish to of the Salt Lake City community this hard work taking care of access them. We will continue to with credit, non-credit, and career the people in need are to be strengthen the learning collabora- and technical education offer- commended for their loving dis- positions and tender care. Ray and Thelda Osborn Give your parakeet something to talk about. Tooele Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! Tooele Valley Railroad Museum NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 35 North Broadway A10 TUESDAY May 24, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines THS boys Saddle up seize 3rd for talented in tourney

Tooele’s boys water polo team PRCA rodeo smashed Canyon View 10-2 May 14 afternoon to capture third place at the State Division II Championships. ooele County Goalie Brad Wells led Tooele’s defen- has always been sive stronghold by swatting away goals supportive of like flies at a summer watermelon bust. the difficult T The junior net keeper, who was and demanding sport also named to the all-state first team, of rodeo and there’s no chalked up an unofficial 22 saves as question the local area the Water Buffs captured the bronze is tremendous rodeo trophy in only their second year of country. competition. But the county finally “Our guys played their hearts out, realized how much the Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR especially our seniors,” Coach Mike sport is appreciated and Wells said of Chase Hochstrasser, recognized two years ago Marc Imlay, Greg Anderson, and Mike when the pro rodeo circuit made a gallant Cooper. “We’re going to miss them in return here after nearly a two-decade hiatus. the water, but it’s their leadership that The sixth-annual Deseret Peak Stampede is going to be extremely difficult to is scheduled June 3-4 at the state-of-the-art replace.” Deseret Peak Complex — and I can’t wait. Cooper, the Buffs all-state hole man, A few years ago I wasn’t sure what to lead the scoring attack with five goals expect when I attended my first-ever PRCA in the Canyon View win. event. I had attended lots of rodeos in the past With the craftiness of a Manhatten and relish the competition between man and pick-pocket expert, Cooper scored the beast. only goal in the third period when But when I witnessed the return of pro he swiped the yellow sphere from a rodeo to Tooele County a year ago, I didn’t Falcon offensive player and sprinted realize what I had been missing. I watched home for the open shot. some exhilarating rides between cowboys and That gave Tooele a 7-2 lead before bucking broncs and bulls, and very funny and photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Amber Castagno tags out Canyon View base-runner Stephanie Mihalovich at the plate in a semi-final clash at David Nipper fired in an unassisted entertaining clowns and announcers. goal, Cooper scored on a long pass The local rodeo has drawn one of the top the Class 3A State Softball championships in St. George. The Lady Buffs rallied for 12 unanswered runs after trailing 2-0 to upend one of the favored teams to attempt to unseat two-time defending state champ Tooele in 2005. from Wells and Jacob “Jolly” Barton stock contractors on the PRCA circuit in capped the afternoon with an open Sankey Rodeo Company, as well as Funny goal to give the Buffs the 10-2 win. Man of the Year, Flint Rasmussen; one of the Kasey Nobles, the Buffs main offen- top bullfighters on the circuit, Kelly Jennings; Lady Buffs roll past 3A challenger sive weapon led the charges by scoring and the golden tones of announcer Will one goal and chalking up to assists to Rasmussen. by Nick Drake duel between Palmer and Affleck, upset by many coaches and teams, Cooper in the first three minutes of It’s no wonder the Deseret Peak Stampede SPORTS EDITOR Tooele knew it would need to rally the decisive score was eye-popping play as Tooele jumped out to a quick has been a huge hit since its return to Tooele Tooele knew it had a tough task and soon. and caught many by surprise. 3-zip lead. Marc Imlay moved the Buffs County and drawn nearly double the rodeo in the Class 3A state semi-finals The two-time defending state “We knew we would have to be ahead 6-2 with a four-meter penalty fans from past years. The 2000 event marked May 12. champs proved their title poise with really strong defensively against throw just before half-time. the first time since 1981 a PRCA rodeo was After all, the Lady Buffs were fac- a four-run barrage in the bottom of Canyon View and felt like it could Coach Wells inserted reserves Chris held in the local area. ing one of the top hurlers, outside the fifth and an improbable eight-run have been a preview of the state Bevan, Cameron Cooper, Mat Snarr, T.J. The competition was awesome and an of their own two-time MVP pitcher barrage in the sixth to end the game championship game,” noted Lady Marshall, Trent Andrus, and Morgan eye-popping amount of prize money has been Lindsey Palmer, in Paige Affleck and on the 10-run rule, 12-2, and upend Buff coach Barry Pitt. Canyon View Smith as Tooele cruised to the win. handed out to the top cowboys the past five many were picking Canyon View to the third-ranked Lady Falcons. has a really good pitcher in Affleck Nobles along with Cooper and Wells campaigns. be a potential team to give Tooele a Palmer contributed to her cause but we knew if we could be aggres- were named first team all-state by the The day sheets listed for past year’s run for its money. on the mound with a pair of hits sive that we would hit her. I felt like head coaches. Stampedes read like a Who’s Who in pro rodeo In fact, many figured the contest and knocking in three runs while when they got their two runs on our Cooper, the only Tooele player to — 2001 world champion bull rider Blue Stone, between the Lady Buffs and Lady Kristen Evans, Kelsey Mendenhall, three errors in the fifth inning, that have even seen — let alone play — a 2001 bareback champ Lan LanlaJeunesse, Falcons was a preview of the poten- Cherise Herrera, Jessica Howsden, the girls knew they had to reach water polo game 15 months ago credits NFR bull dogging qualifier Brock Andrus tial state championship game. Paige Lowry, Amber Castagno and back and step up if they were going hard work, dedication, and teamwork and Calgary Stampede champ calf roper Kyle And when Canyon View raced to Amy Petersen all smacked out hits to win it again. for the Buffs rise toward the top of Kosoff. a 2--0 lead in the top of the fifth to off Affleck in the affair. There is also local cowboy Lance Sagers, of break a scoreless tie and pitching Although Tooele’s victory over SEE ROLL PAGE A11 SEE SEIZE PAGE A11 Rush Valley, who captured the saddle bronc Canyon View wasn’t considered an championship at the College National Finals Rodeo in 2003 and also won the saddle bronc average in the Wilderness Circuit Finals also in 2003. THS hires Medina to head Buff baseball But this year’s rodeo is expected to be even bigger and better. There are a number of prizes by Nick Drake nament, including a second place challenge of putting a top notch and awards to be handed out during the week- SPORTS EDITOR state finish in 2003 and a third and high quality program on the end’s festivities. Tooele got their man to fill the place state finish in 2004. He also baseball diamond next year and for Tooele County should applaud chairwoman vacant head coaching position of guided the team to a ninth place years to come.” Lindsay Sundloff and the entire Deseret Peak the Buff baseball team and they finish out of 64 teams in the presti- Medina graduated from Tooele Stampede Rodeo Committee for returning the had him right on staff all along. gious Cooperstown New York tour- High School in 1978 and earned PRCA circuit to the area so loyal rodeo fans Tooele High School made the nament. his bachelor’s from Utah State and enthusiasts can witness first-class compe- official announcement of hiring “I’m excited for the opportuni- University in 1984 with a major of tition. THS alum Danny Medina Monday ty to coach baseball at the high physical education and minor in Anyone interested in watching top notch to fill the coveted position. school level, having worked with health education. He also earned a battles between man, woman and untamed Medina will take over for inter- a lot of these kids at the youth secondary education teaching cer- beast must venture to the Deseret Peak im-Coach Doug Harding who filled level all throughout little league, tificate. Complex June 3-4 — I can’t wait. the position last year when former super league, freshman and junior In 1983, Medina assisted long Buff coach Shanz Leonelli resigned varsity,” he noted. “I will be assist- time and successful Logan High his post in the spring of 2004. ing Angelo at the Tooele American baseball coach Stuart Howell while Danny Medina Sports Wrap The new head coach has been Legion this summer and we are not attending Utah State University an assistant coach in 1999, 2000 in the process of putting together a High School administration for giv- and in 1984 was the head baseball, and this spring as well as guided varsity prep team to help prepare ing me this tremendous opportu- them for next year’s high school THS Basketball Clinic set a number of high state places in nity and I’m looking forward to the SEE MEDINA PAGE A11 The Fourth annual Tooele High Boys the Cal Ripken Babe Ruth tour- season. I’m thankful to the Tooele Basketball Clinic will be held June 6-23 at THS for local youth fourth through 12th grades. The clinics will be held Monday through Thursday on June 6-9, 13-16 and 20-23 and Cowgirls fall to times will be pending the grade levels. All ninth through 12 grades will be 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., seventh-eighth grades will be 9:30-11 tough Falcons a.m. and fourth-sixth grade will be 8-9:30 a.m. The fundamentals of winning basketball will be taught. The entry fee is $60. by Nick Drake For more information or to register sign up SPORTS EDITOR at high school or call Coach Mohler at 830- Grantsville turned in a stellar performance to blank 5558. a talented Union team in a first round state tournament game May 11 in Cedar City. GHS Soccer camp set However, the Cowgirls ran into a formidable and third- The second annual Grantsville High School ranked Canyon View in the second round and things got Soccer Camp will be held June 20-24 from 5-8 considerably difficult for the Region 11 third seed. p.m. at the GHS soccer field in the Grantsville The game turned into a pitcher’s duel between two of City Park. the top Class 3A softball hurlers in Grantsville’s Katresha The camp is for boys and girls ages four Veazie and Lady Falcon Paige Affleck. through 12 and the theme is “Where you’re Both teams could only combine for five hits as Veazie the best player”. Register at either Macey’s or twirled a two-hitter and Affleck scattered three safeties. Grantsville City Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. But it was Affleck that made the biggest difference in on May 21, 28, or June 18. The entry fee is the game when the Canyon View hurler helped her own $35 and each participant will receive a water cause on the hill with a three-run home run in the top of bottle, t-shirt and soccer ball. There is a fam- the first frame to provide all of the offense in the game ily discount where after the first sibling pays and lift the Lady Falcons to a hard fought 3-0 decision $35, each additional sibling will be charged over the Cowgirls May 12 in St. George. Affleck struck out 16 Cowgirl sluggers on the night photography/Troy Boman and Veazie mowed down 10 Lady Falcons hitters in the SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Grantsville second baseman Chanda Miller tosses a throw to first to record an out against Carbon in the Class 3A State Softball Championships May 12 in St. George. The Cowgirls lost the game 5-1 and SEE FALL PAGE A11 were eliminated from state play by the Lady Dinos. TUESDAY May 24, 2005 A11

Buff fielding miscue and Danielle Loveless also Roll reached on a Tooele error to put two base runners continued from page A10 on base in the same inning for the first time in the contest. Then, another error on a bunt by Hayley “I was proud of their composure in not panick- Bergstrom allowed Rodriguez to score the game’s ing when we trailed and we came right back in the first tally. Only a stellar play by Palmer to nix bottom half of the inning and took the lead and Loveless attempting to score and perfect tag by never looked back,” he added. “It was a momen- catcher Castagno prevented another Lady Falcon tum victory for us and it gave us the confidence to run. A wild pitch enabled Bergstrom to dart home run the table. And the other teams looked at it as and stake Canyon View to a 2-0 lead in the top of “wow, they did that to Canyon View.” the fifth. Indeed, the confidence never wavered and But the Lady Buffs bounced right back in the Tooele ran the table with consecutive hard fought bottom half of the fifth to take a lead it would wins over Snow Canyon (2-1) and Lehi (3-1) en never relinquish. Lowry drew a walk and pinch- route to their third-straight state softball title. runner Karly Bitters took to the base paths. Tooele 12 - Canyon View 2 Castagno reached on a fielder’s choice and Palmer The Lady Buffs and Lady Falcons opened the helped her cause with a run scoring single to cut game as a pitcher’s duel between two of the top the deficit in half. Mendenhall belted a two-run hurlers in the state in Palmer and Affleck and single and Herrera crushed a RBI triple to com- then the two-time champs proved why they are plete the scoring and build a 4-2 lead for the two- the team to beat in the Class 3A May 13 at St. time champs. George. Tooele didn’t take any prisoners in the bottom Palmer nearly pitched a perfect game in the of the sixth. Folta drew a lead off walk and Lowry opening four innings, only allowing a lead off blasted a double to push Folta to third. Castagno double by Affleck in the top of the second stanza, followed with a RBI single and Petersen drew a while striking out four and receiving stellar defen- walk to load the bases. Palmer belted a two-run sive play behind her. single and Evans followed with a single as well. Meanwhile, Affleck followed a similar pattern Mendenhall drew a walk to force home a run in the opening four frames, allowing consecutive while pinch-runner MeKenzi Pacheco and Evans walks to Howsden and Lauren Folta in the second both darted home on wild pitches. Herrera drew and a third inning single by Petersen in the third. a walk and stole second and Tooele ended the However, the game remained a scoreless dead- game when Howsden crushed a two-run triple to lock 0-0 after four innings expired. complete the victory on the 10-run rule. Canyon View drew first blood in the top of the Palmer and Mendenhall each had three RBI in fifth inning. Megan Rodriguez reached on a Lady the game while Howsden provided a pair of runs photography/Troy Boman batted in as well. Tooele High water polo team members celebrate Lady Buff teammates winning a state championship by riding on the fire engines and the Buff boys grabbed a bronze team finish as well. over the Cowgirls May 12 in the other hit than the two provided Fall state quarterfinals in St. George. by Dalton earlier in the affair. But as possessive of the goal as a champs, mounting a 13-7 lead Angie Redd reached on a a pair of strike outs and ground continued from page A10 Seize mother bear over her newborn with only two minutes remain- Cowgirl fielding miscue to open out nixed the threat and allowed cub. ing. game. the game and Ashley Gentry drew Canyon View to advance into the continued from page A10 water polo ranks. The Buffs fired eight attempts From pool side, it was easy to The setback dropped Grantsville a walk to aid the effort. After a semifinals and put Grantsville in before Cooper got the Buffs on tell that the Buffs were in bet- into the loser’s bracket game and strike out recorded the first out of the loser’s bracket against Carbon “We all worked hard and came a long way in a relative short the board with a power shot ter athletic condition than the forced the Cowgirls to play a game the top of the first frame, Affleck later that night. inside the hole to knot the score Beetdiggers. Tooele was down right after the disappointing set- crushed a three-run home run to span of time,” the Buff captain noted. at 1-1 midway in the 2nd period. 5-6 midway in the second period back to Canyon View. push across the lone runs of the Two possessions later, Nobles when Tooele racked up eight con- Carbon rallied for a 5-1 triumph game. “I was kind of bummed when we lost to Cedar,” said Cooper. spotted Cooper again and the secutive goals to put the contest over Grantsville to eliminate the Grantsville went down in order Buffs jumped ahead 2-1 for their out of reach. Cowgirls from state play. in the bottom of the first frame “But I’m happy with third and the fact that we won a trophy.” only lead of the morning. Nobles tallied seven goals A story on the game will be pub- and Dalton broke up Affleck’s no- Kyle Peterson scored twice for and Cooper fired in another half lished in a future edition. hit bid in the bottom of the second Cedar City 5 - Tooele 4 Cedar before Nobles whipped in dozen. Hochstrasser finished The two state setbacks dropped with a strong hit to left field. Cedar, the Buffs fierce rival a penalty shot early in the fourth the game with one goal and two Grantsville to a 13-9 overall record The Cowgirls did threaten in from Color Country, neutralized period to move Tooele within one assists. on the season. the third when Monica Aagard the Buffs offense by double- and at 5-4. Defensive ace David Nipper The lone post-season triumph reached on a Canyon View error triple-teaming Nobles throughout But that was all she wrote swiped five steals and racked up of the state tournament was a 7-0 and Janeece Veazie reached on E-mail us: the battle. as Cedar prevented Tooele from two assists in the victory. win over Union May 11. Ironically, another Lady Falcon miscue. But [email protected] Nobles tallied only one goal on scoring the rest of the way. Tooele was able to use its the two runners were left stranded after the Cowgirls toppled the Lady 13 attempts as Tooele was unable Tooele 14 - Jordan 10 reserve corps of Snarr, Smith, Cougars in the first round affair, in scoring position and Grantsville to convert on numerous one-man Andrus, Bevan, Cameron Cooper, Union reeled off four consecutive would not have two runners on up situations. The quick arms of The Buffs cruised to an easy 14-10 lead over the eventual state Barton, and Marshall to solidify state tourney wins to place fourth again until the final frame of the Cedar goalie Mike Fackrell was the victory. overall in the state tournament. game. Grantsville Coach Bridget Angie Redd recorded the only Tooele 10 - W. Jordan 7 Clinton said Affleck was the other hit off Veazie in the game, a This proved to be a closer than difference in the game for the single in the top of the fifth, before expected opening round battle Cowgirls. Jordan Chaney stranded the Lady as Tooele kept an arms distance “Canyon View had an excellent Falcon runner at third on a nice lead over the much improved pitcher (Affleck) who kept our play at shortstop for the Cowgirls. Jaguars. hitters off balance with a great Dalton logged her second hit of Freshman T.J. Marshall capi- off-speed pitch, with the excep- the game and both of Grantsville’s talized on his starting nod by tion of Kylee Dalton who did a hits to that point of the game in scoring an early goal that gave great job at the plate going 2 for the bottom of the sixth inning. Tooele a 2-0 lead. 3,” she noted. The Cowgirl slugger did take sec- The Buffs maintained that slim ond on a passed ball but was left lead throughout the game before C. View 3 - Grantsville 0 Marc Imlay cashed in his second The Lady Falcons parlayed a stranded in scoring position. Lacey Cole reached on a Canyon goal that pushed THS ahead 10-6 big hit and the strong right arm of with two minutes remaining. Affleck into a hard fought triumph View miscue and Lauryl Baird clubbed a single to log the only “We may have had the opening round jitters for a few minutes,” Coach Wells pointed out. “But we played tough after we got going.” Hochstrasser and Imlay com- bined for 10 steals, and goalie Wells recorded 15 saves. Cooper popped the net four times on seven attempts to lead Tooele’s offensive troops. A balanced offensive attack lead by Hochstrasser, Cooper, Nipper and T.J. Marshall along photography/Scott Marshall with three assists from Jolly gave Tooele’s Kasey Nobles (top, left) fends off a defender in a goal attempt during the Buffs Water Polo State Tooele its first state tournament Championships may 13-14 at Kearns. The Buffs grabbed a state bronze medal in the state event. win.

game is over. Wrap Beginning May 28 at 4 p.m. Pet of the Week continued from page A10 and then every other Saturday only $25. afternoon after that through There is also a team discount October. for a team of 10 players or more, The May 28th will be a 4 p.m. the discount will be $25 per per- shotgun and the format will be son and registration forms must a two person mixed scramble. be turned in at the same time. The entry fee is $15 per person For more info contact Coach which includes dinner and prize Casey Walker at 830-8352. money. Green fees and carts are extra. UVSC Coach Camp Sign up at the Oquirrh Hills The Sam Atoa Women’s clubhouse. For more informa- Volleyball Camp will be held June tion contact Chris Scott at 882- 6-8 at Grantsville High School. 4220 or Jane Gillis at 833-0909. Atoa is the women’s volley- ball coach at Utah Valley State Albrecht tops Sr. College in Orem. Don’t miss an Ken Albrecht fired a 71 to opportunity to learn some impor- captured the Oquirrh Hills Golf tant keys to improving your vol- Course Senior Association event leyball game from an experi- May 9 at the local course. enced college coach. Albrecht won the Flight One photography/Troy Boman The time will be from 9 a.m. division by seven strokes over Cowgirl hurler Katresha Veazie used her strong right arm to propel to noon and 1-4 p.m. The entry second place Randy Davies Grantsville into the Class 3A State tournament and pitched in all of the fee is $90. and eight strokes over third games on the 2005 season for Grantsville. place finisher John Miller. Tim There are limited number of Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be positions in each camp. Pre-regis- McKendrick and Jack Allred tied required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. ter with Grantsville Coach Heidi for fourth place with an 81 each Shelters are only required to hold animals for years, including a 1987 region Heath to guarantee position or while Dunk Campbell and Karl Medina championship. He was also the pay and register at the door. Anderson tied for sixth place at three days before they are euthanized. continued from page A10 assistant all-star coach in 1990 Make checks payable to GHS 82 each. For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals and 1992. volleyball and bring receipt and Larry Harrison claimed top available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville basketball and tennis coach in He also assisted veteran fill out an insurance waiver for honors in the Flight Two division 1984 at St. Joseph High. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Tooele American Legion Coach camp. with a 65 and Tony Busico was In 1985 through 1992, the Angelo Cerroni in 1993 and will right behind at 70. Milford Varner Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. veteran coach assisted the Oquirrh Adam-Eve and Jim DeSimon tied for third do so again this summer. coach with the second most place at 72 each and Rob Jensen He has coached a number wins in boys basketball his- Couples league garnered fifth place with a 76. Oquirrh Hills Golf Course is tory in Utah, Jim Yerkovich, of Tooele County Babe Ruth Pat Strieby took 6th place with a Tooele Veterinary Clinic forming a fun league for couples of Judge Memorial, and was baseball teams from 1994 to 77 as well. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 the head baseball coach for last year with a number of high to enjoy nine holes of golf and the Bulldogs for all seven state finishes. have dinner waiting when the Appliances Mattresses

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the truth of the Ninja

photography / Troy Boman Soke Yo Sato holds the highest rank in the world in Sato Ryu Ninjutsu. The 10th Dan Black Belt Grand Master recently began teaching in Tooele. Ninjutsu uses weapons, like the kama (above) — two short, curved blades used for close range fighting and defense and the Jo (below), a five foot staff primarily used for long range fighting and disarming an opponent.

photography / Troy Boman Yo Sato shows another member of the Ninjutsu arsenal, the Ninjato. This weapon is disguised to look like a short staff, but can be pulled apart to reveal two blades in a short amount of time.

by Geoff Turner like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!” GUEST WRITER Heaven help us. Idiocy, all of it. We’ve all seen the movies, so we know what So, what is true and what isn’t? Fortunately, the ninja are. Hired killers and assassins perform- you have the perfect opportunity to find out. Soke ing superhuman feats of jumping and climbing, Yo Sato, 10th Dan Black Belt and Grand Master punching their fists through walls, turning invis- of Sato Ryu Ninjutsu started teaching his family’s ible and using a vast array of weapons to attack art right here in Tooele in late April of this year. anyone or anything without a second thought or Certainly, he would know what the truth is and any measure of restraint. The ninja are dangerous what isn’t the truth, wouldn’t he? You can bet your warriors who hire themselves out as mercenaries house and more on that one. and trained soldiers without conscience or loyalty Here’s what you’re going to do to end your to anyone. This is what they are, and because quest for the truth about Ninjutsu. Hop into your Hollywood has shown them in this light, who are car, or walk, down to the Dojo at 36 N. Main Street we to question it? If it’s on TV it must be true. here in Tooele. Sit down on a chair that a student Or is it? will happily provide for you and watch a class. Of course, what we‘ve seen in the movies can’t This is what you’ll learn: be TOO farfetched? The school of Sato Ryu Ninjutsu, as we know it Actually, it is. So, you’ve decided to sit down in its present form, was founded in 1890. Even in at home and do a little studying for yourself. Hop that time it was an old martial art, with its roots on the Internet, go to your favorite search engine, reaching back as far as 900 A.D. But, even through- type in “Ninja,” hit enter and wait for the infor- out turmoil of feudalism in medieval Japan, the art mation to flood in. Instantly you’re bombarded of Ninjutsu remained relatively unchanged. with Hollywood’s stereotype-fueled portrayal of Medieval Japan is where our story begins. highly trained madmen running around, jumping During this time, there weren’t any of the mod- off of cliffs, and cutting the head off of anyone ern martial arts that most of us are familiar with who dares look their way. “Take the test! Are you a good ninja or a bad ninja?” “Click here to order SEE NINJA PAGE B4 illegal ninja training videos!” “Learn how to fight Small changes make big differences in BBQ cookoffs acation makes the food exceptional. and the food will cook better, too. it onto burning coals. The fuel hands. Get long mitts to further BBQ Ribs season Whether or not you cook the Marinating foods is a great way could ignite as it pours, follow protect your hands. Tongs are 2 1/2 cups purchased barbecue is almost food outside, make your picnic as to enhance flavors and tenderize up to the can and cause serious better for turning meat than a V sauce upon us. With enjoyable as possible. meats. Marinating requires time. injury. fork because piercing meat allows Memorial Day This weekend cooking can be Always keep foods refrigerated To add coals, start them in a juices to escape into the fire. 1/2 cup honey coming up, as easy or difficult as you choose, while marinating and always, can or on heavy aluminum foil If you want to enhance the bar- 1/2 cup water this weekend and you can take the food on the always, always use a clean platter and put them on one by one using becue flavor, go for the hickory 2 teaspoons vinegar is a traditional road if you wish. Cooking a meal to serve meats. Although meat is long-handled tongs. This is a good or other flavor. Soak hardwood 2-3 racks of ribs cookout week- in the backyard over a barbecue sterilized when it is grilled, if it way to hold an even temperature chips like hickory, apple or mes- end. Whether is an excellent way to enjoy the was contaminated before it was for a long enough time to cook quite in water for 15 minutes then Marinate ribs in sauce over you are doing Memorial Day afternoon. cooked, the plate it was on before large cuts of meat. add a few to the fire for a smoky night or for several hours all your cook- Diane Sagers A chunk of food threaded on a cooking is still contaminated. Put more coals in one area than flavor. Bake ribs in sauce at 400 for 15 CORRESPONDENT ing outdoors stick and cooked over an outdoor Cut fat off meats to about 1/4 another creating a hot and warm Don’t limit outdoor cooking to minutes on a campout fire was probably the forerunner inch before grilling. Not only is it spot. The warm area is a great meats. Corn on the cob, bell pep- Reduce heat to 200 and bake or just one Homefront of the rotisserie. Now we can get healthy to reduce fat consump- place to put food that requires a pers, mushrooms and others also meal in your the campfire flavor with auto- tion, the fat that drips into the lower temperature to finish cook- taste good cooked over the fire. for 2-3 hours. Put on grill 15 min- backyard, the matic rotisseries on grills. Just as coals flares up, scorching the ing after the initial browning. Consider trying new barbecue utes before serving. Brush with food nearly always tastes better. simple, place the foods on racks meat. You can avoid some flare Get a thermometer to check sauces to create new flavors. bottled sauce if desired. Perhaps it is because the occasion over glowing coals on a grill. ups by placing a metal drip pan temperatures of cooking food There are many choices of foods is something of a party, perhaps it Put your grill in an area shel- under the meats with the coals instead of guessing when it is to cook outdoors, but here is a do- Set the table, and bring out the is the open air, perhaps it is picnic tered from wind, trees and at arranged around it. done. ahead recipe. Simply bake to get it food or the flavor of barbecued least three feet from houses or The purpose of charcoal lighter The long-handled utensils on done and tender, then put it on the salad and rolls and you can enjoy foods etc., or perhaps it is just other structures to avoid fires. is just what the name implies — the market for barbecuing are a grill for the fresh grilled flavor just a delightful and relatively painless the company you will keep that Temperatures will be more even lighting charcoal. Do not sprinkle good acquisition to protect your before you are ready to eat. meal on Memorial afternoon. B2 TUESDAY May 24, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

New this year is a Beer Garden. Enter Memorial Day your band to play. Call Susan Trujillo at 882-5496 to get VFW invites public a spot. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Healthy Woman seminar 9413 will be performing a ceremony at Healthy Woman is a free health edu- the Tooele City cemetery May 30 at 10:30 cation program sponsored by Mountain a.m. at the war memorial by the flag pole. West Medical Center for women between Everyone is welcome. the ages of 18-55. There will be a free Run on Memorial Day seminar on Tuesday, May 24, at 7 p.m. Sweat Fitness is sponsoring a 5k walk/ in the county courthouse auditorium (47 run for the family on Memorial Day, May S. Main). The topic will be “Promoting 30, at 9 a.m. The cost is $10 single or $20 Healthy Family Activity and Lifestyle” by family in advance at Sweat Fitness, 34 S. Dave Carbonara, MS, PT. Registration is Main, Tooele, or $15/25 the day of the race. required due to limited space. Please call Trophies will be awarded to top finishers 843-3691 and leave a message with your and medals to the first 50. The race begins name and the number of people attend- at Sweat Fitness and continues down Vine ing. There will be light refreshments and Street and back. door prizes. Spring cleaning? Moving? Don’t throw away that left over yarn or Tooele material. We’re a non-profit group looking for batting, material, yarn, lace, thread and Ethnic Affairs meeting other items that can be used to make baby The Utah Office of Ethnic Affairs is and juvenile quilts. We’re also in desperate sponsoring a town meeting in Tooele to need of a usable quilting frame. discuss the new structure of the Office of Thank-you for those that donated last Ethnic Affairs, the new Driver’s License year. We were able to get out 55 baby/ law and issues affecting the state’s juvenile quilts that were donated to single Hispanic/Latino population. parent families in need and three full-size The meeting will be held on Friday, quilts that went to homeless teenagers. May 20, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Health You can drop your donation at 240 N. 4th Department in the Extension auditorium, St. or give us a call at 882 5466 for a pick located at 151 N. Main St. in Tooele. up. For more information, call Andrea Sainz Feeling trapped? of the Office of Ethnic Affairs in Salt Lake If someone’s drinking is affecting your City at (801) 538-8672 or toll free at 1-877- life, Alanon can help. Call 882-7756 for It’s a new year for the Tooele FFA chapter with old officers retiring and new officers taking their spots. Retiring officers are: 488-3233, ext. 672. information. President Chad McCoy, Vice President Alex Wotherspoon and Sam Clegg, Secretary Kristina Gowans, Treasurer Nick Yale, Reporter Nick Rydalch, Sentinel Randy Olson, Historian Megan Allred, Parliamentarian K-C Huffman. Congratulations to all who Learn to prune made the 2005-6 officer team, passing the questions given by Lynn Wyatt, Jeff Wyatt, Chad McCoy and Alex Wotherspoon: Larry Sagers and the advanced Master Deseret Peak President Kristina Gowans, Vice President Nick Rydalch and Randy Olson, Secretary Megan Allred, Treasurer K-C Huffman, Gardeners will teach pruning ornamen- Reporter Holly Pitt, Sentinel Seth Clegg, Historian Malory Anderson and Rianna Riley, Parliamentarian Nando Mauldin. tal trees and shrubs. Don’t miss this opportunity to get expert advice. Tooele Rodeo, craft show 884-3703. • May 30 — Center closed for Memorial Master Gardeners’ monthly meeting will an open house at that school on May 25 Deseret Peak Stampede PRCA Rodeo Day. be held Wednesday, May 25, at the coun- from 3-5 p.m. and Craft Show will be at the Deseret Schools • May 31 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. ty Extension building, 151 N. Main St., Please come and wish these three Peak Complex Friday and Saturday, June call 884-3446. Tooele. The business meeting begins at teachers a happy retirement. If you 3-4. The craft show is free from 3-10 p.m. • June 7 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. followed by the educational have any questions or would like to Learn AutoCAD The rodeo starts at 8 p.m.: $8 for adults, $5 Noon program at 7 p.m. As always the public leave a message for Carl and Nancy Are you interested in AutoCAD train- for kids 12 and under. Friday night is fam- • June 13-15 – Tuacahn and Mesquite is invited to our educational programs. Roberts, call 435-831-4566. If you have ing? For information please contact Joan ily night: $25 for two adults and three kids. trip $160 per person plus $25 single. Call This month will also be the annual plant any questions or would like to leave a Hill at SLCC at (435) 843-4350. Financial There will be a rodeo clown/rodeo queen 884-3446 for more information. exchange so bring any extra plants you message for Donnie Mestas call 435- assistance may be available for those who costume contest on Friday at 5 p.m. only • June 18 — Old Time Fiddlers perform may have to share and swap. 831-4259. qualify. judged by local dairy princesses. 1-3 p.m. Diagnose plant problems Other activities include: fireworks, pet- Summer camp fun • June 24 — Dutch oven dinner 4 p.m. Master Gardener plant diagnostic clin- ting zoo, inflatable gyms, pony rides and Stansbury TaVaci School of Performing Arts is Entertainment by Rush and Eve Kee. Free ics are held each week throughout the entertainment. Tickets are available at sponsoring four fun, educational, afford- to members; $3 non-members. Make res- summer — every Wednesday from 3-6 ticketmaster.com or at the Deseret Peak able, summer day camps in Tooele for Join band for 4th ervations by June 20. p.m. at the Extension office, 151 N. Main Complex, 2930 W. Highway 112, Tooele. boys and girls entering grades 1-6. Camps • June 28 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. The residents of Stansbury Park are St. in Tooele. Tooele County residents For further information call (435) 843- include Ancient Egypt, American Girl, Appointment necessary. 4000 or visit our Website at www.deseret- invited to participate in a concert band Exploring Africa and TaVaci Jr. Class. who have questions about plants or gar- Tooele seniors dening problems in general are invited peakcomplex.com. that has been organized to play for the Space is limited so register now to guar- The Tooele County Senior Citizen to bring specimens and/or questions to flag raising ceremony at Benson Grist antee a spot. First camp starts June 14. Center can be reached at 882-2870. the Master Gardeners. There is no charge Mill on the Fourth of July. Anyone who For more information, contact Program • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aerobics for the service. Plant specimens can be Grantsville has an instrument and would like to Director Kristin at 882-6315 or e-mail to 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line dancing 1 dropped off to the office at other times play should come to the practices each [email protected]. The web p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. if you can’t be there on Wednesdays. We Thursday at 8 p.m. at the LDS chapel address is www.wirelessbeehive.com/ Donner Reed Museum • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; advanced ask that your name, phone number and on Bayshore Drive in Stansbury Park. ~tavaci/ The Donner Reed museum at Clark and line dancing will continue in September; description of the problem be left with For more information contact Randall Cooley Streets in Grantsville is open, by Adult Ed. summer hours Pinochle 1 p.m. your plant specimen. Jones at 830-7271. appointment only, seven days a week. For Starting June 7 the Tooele Adult • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to Central School tour an appointment call 884-3411 or 884-3767. Education Center will be open Tuesday Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; ceramics 1-3 See the progress made at the old Great yard award Grist Mill and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. ESL class p.m. Central School. If you are interested in Congratulations to Kirt and Becky will be held on Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m. • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- an interim look at the conversion of the Williamson, 573 E. Clark, the first win- All adult classes are for students 18 and bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; bridge old Central Elementary School to luxury ners of the Grantsville Beautification Yard Pageant auditions over. Call 833-1994 for additional informa- 12:45 p.m. The Benson Grist Mill Pageant is senior condos, be at the north entrance at Award! tion. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dinner holding auditions for its 10th annual 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18. Bring a camera They will receive a great prize bas- 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m. production on Tuesday, June 7, from if you like. ket complete with garden tools, hair and • May 27 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with 6-10 p.m. at the Janis Smart Music Reunions beauty supplies, gift certificates from Delbert Long. Job search workshops Memorial Library just behind Phil’s The Department of Workforce Services many businesses in Grantsville, but more • May 30 — Center closed. Glass. If you have a current photograph, is sponsoring two workshops to assist in importantly a big Thank You for making Class of ‘95 please bring it with you. Don’t miss the Senior Circle, MWMC searching for jobs on Tuesday, May 31, 9 their yard and home so attractive, clean Attention Class of 1995, let’s get ready opportunity to be part of this extraordi- Senior Circle costs just $15 per year. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Utah State University and a pleasure for all who live in our com- for our 10 year reunion. Events are in the nary production. Call 843-3690 for a membership form and Tooele Branch Campus, 1021 W. Vine St. munity to enjoy. works for August. An e-mail has been set to RSVP for all activities except exercise Register via e-mail to [email protected] G’ville family history Mill opens up for current addresses and suggestions. and water aerobics. The Benson Grist Mill is open for or call (435) 833-7310. If additional infor- The Grantsville Family History Center So please let us know where you are as • Body Instincts — Meets on Tuesdays the 2005 season! Come for a free tour mation is needed, e-mail dorothyw@utah. is located at 117 E. Cherry and is open soon as possible. Detailed information at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. gov or call (435) 833-7323. help you with any research from 12-4 p.m. will be on its way, so please spread the Main). Free to members. to 4 p.m. While you’re here, visit the • Resume building will help develop Monday through Friday. Evening hours word. • Hinges and Twinges (water aerobics) Country Store and shop for handcrafted communication skills through written are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and [email protected] — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 items from local folks, reprints of old job search materials. Learn the basics Thursday. We are also open the first and a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50 for and rare books, home décor and acces- of effective resumes and cover letters, second Saturday of each month from 10 members. sories, candy, gifts and much more. computer-based resume tools and begin a.m. to 2 p.m. • May 26 — Pizza/banana split open To reserve the bowery for your fam- Seniors a draft of a power-packed resume. Learn house 12-2 p.m. Come hear about recent ily reunion, wedding or other special how to power up your resume to make and upcoming trips and just visit with one event, please call (435) 882-7678. it more professional using cutting edge Pine Canyon Grantsville seniors another. information. Bring your resume. The Grantsville Senior Center can be • May 31 — Birthday Bingo 5 p.m. in the • Interviewing skills — Learn a variety Planners meet Library called at 884-3446. MWMC cafeteria. Play bingo for prizes. of ways to feel confident in an interview, The Pine Canyon Planning Commission • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at Pizza, cake and drinks will be served! market skills to employers, answer dif- will hold a public hearing on Thursday, noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Cost is $3. ficult questions, prepare for and follow June 2, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele County Story Time ends • Tuesdays 9 a.m. pilates; 10 a.m. ceram- • June 1 — Diabetes Support Group up on interviews, research employers and Courthouse, 47 S. Main Street, Tooele, to The Tooele County Bookmobile ics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, reserva- 11 a.m. at the health department (181 N. gather resources to enhance interview receive public comment on the following Library, Grantsville, will hold the last tions by 8:30 a.m. Main). effectiveness. DWS workshop trainers items: “Story Time” of this season on Thursday, • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; 9:30 • June 3 — Breakfast Buddies 9 a.m. at will also assist in effectively answering • REZ #1008-05 Brookfield Estates – May 26, at 4 p.m. Story Time will resume a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. pilates; 1 Jim’s Family Restaurant, Dutch treat new behavioral/situational questions. Sec 11, 2 S, 4 W- A-20 to RR-5 again in September 2005. p.m. Pinochle • June 9-10 — AARP Driving Course Fix pets • AMZ #1023-05 Amendment to 24-6-3 Read all summer • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Both days Need to get your pet fixed? Tooele Business related temporary signs The Tooele County Bookmobile line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations are mandatory to complete the course. County Super Fix is planned for May • AMS #1004-05 Amendment to Title 13 Library launches summer reading pro- by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; Cost is $10. Meet at MWMC classrooms. 31 to June 11. Participating veterinar- Subdivision Ordinance gram. Join us this summer in Grantsville 1 p.m. Bingo ians include: Countryside Animal Clinic • AMZ #1024-05 Amendment to Chapters at the library, 429 E. Main, as we explore • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at and Tooele Veterinary Clinic. Prices are: Dragons, Dreams and Daring Deeds, noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, &7 of the Zoning Ordinance. SEE DOINGS ON B3 cat neuter $25, cat spay $35, dog neuter the theme for our Summer Reading • Everyday quilting $45, dog spay $55, with extra charges for Program — open to young people, pre- animals in heat, pregnancies, retained tes- Dugway school age through young adult, and ticles and dogs over 65 pounds. Call vets designed to create in children a love of DOINGS POLICY listed or 1-866-PETS-FIX or visit www. Teachers retire books through programs, stories, activi- utahpets.org. ties/games, crafts and more. Two teachers at Dugway High School Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the “Get ‘em fixed by month six for healthi- The program will be held on will retire after 30 years of teaching. Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or er, happier pets!” Thursdays at 4 p.m. beginning June 16. Carl and Nancy Roberts will be hon- e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a Registration for the Summer Reading Perform on 4th ored at an open house held at Dugway notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Program begins on May 30. The library Let your group show off their talents High School from 4:30-6:30 p.m. May 25. etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a welcomes children of all abilities, and on stage, sign up to perform at the Fourth Refreshments will be served. display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. all programs are free of charge. For of July “after parade show” at the Tooele Dugway Elementary’s Donnie Mestas Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later more information, call the library at City Park: singing, dancing, karate, acting. will retire also and will be honored at than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY May 24, 2005 B3

Night at 5 p.m. in the MWMC caf- son golf scramble will be held at ing church by the new hospital) tion program. However, all nomi- [email protected]. Doings eteria. Pizza, cake and drinks will the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on — open, mixed, non-smoking, nees will be considered. Honor military moms be served for $3. Sunday, June 12. Sign up by June wheelchair access, nursery. The nominee must be willing to Continued from page B2 Blue Star Mothers of Utah, a non- • July 6-8 — Shakespeare adven- 5. Cost with the spaghetti dinner is talk about his/her wartime experi- profit service organization provid- ture in Southern Utah. Cost is $325 $34, benefiting the Heart Fund. ence, have been in harm’s way ing support to those who have • June 10-11 — Relay for Life General per person double. • Family picnic — The Eagle (hazardous duty) or had combat children in the Services, intends to at Tooele High School track. Join • Oct. 4 — New England family picnic will be June 24-25 at experience, and currently reside honor Gold Star Mothers Sept. 25. a team and honor or remember Backroads. Call 843-3690 for a Settlement Canyon. in Utah. Eleven honorees will be The mothers day observance with someone with cancer. Call Aleta Remember veterans flyer. AAUW meets The University of Utah will selected to receive a commemo- a program of notable speakers Dean at 843-3654 or Michelle • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas The Tooele Branch of the host its eighth annual Veterans’ rative medallion at a ceremony and social gathering will be held Kumke at 843-3714 for more infor- eight days in Austria and Germany. American Association of University Day Commemoration Program on in their honor on Nov. 11 at the in Draper. Stories, recollections, mation. Call 843-3690 for a flyer. Women will meet Thursday, May Friday, Nov. 11, to honor Utah vet- University of Utah. In addition, memorabilia, pictures of those • June 15 — Wellness Luncheon 26, 7 p.m. at the home of Pat erans who have served our coun- the 11 veterans will be presented who have died during a period 11 a.m., topic is nutrition and get- Steelman, 122 Country Club, try in military service. Again this on the field at half time during of military service are welcomed. ting 5-A-Day. Meet at the health Groups Stansbury Park. year, the U is inviting members the football game against New Persons interested in attending department (181 N. Main). Lunch AAUW promotes equity for all of the Utah community to submit Mexico on Saturday, Nov. 12, at may respond by calling 800-963- costs $3 for members and is due women and girls, lifelong educa- nominations for honorees. Rice-Eccles Stadium. 2761 or writing to BSMA/U, P.O. May 13. Eagles steaks • Friday night steak — There tion and positive societal change. The University has deep respect Nominations and support- Box 1574, Orem, UT 84059. • June 16 — Breast Cancer will be no steak on Friday, May 27, For more information call 882- for all veterans, but because of the ing materials are due by July 6. Support Group at 7 p.m. in the Musicians compete but come June 3. 9002 or 882-0265 or visit www. advancing age of some who served Nomination forms are available MWMC classrooms. The annual Utah State Fair • Installation of Officers — The aauwutah.org. in World War II and Korea, and online at www.veteransday.utah. • June 17 — Day Trip to Hogle announces the 63rd year of Installation of Officers will be with this year marking the 30th edu or from the office of University Zoo, cost is $22 plus lunch. Alcoholics Anonymous Classical Music Competition to be Saturday, June 4, 5 p.m. A chicken anniversary of the fall of Saigon Marketing & Communications Reservations required. Castaways Alcoholics held in August at the Utah State parmesan dinner will be served at and the beginning of the end of at 201 Presidents Circle, Room • June 24-27 — National Anonymous meets Monday-Friday Fairpark. Classical music students 6:30 p.m. for $15 followed by danc- the Vietnam War, we are focusing 308, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112, Fiddler’s Championships in Idaho. at Noon in the youth room at St. ages 8-23 are encouraged to par- ing to the live band, Range Fire. on veterans from those three con- or by calling 801-581-6773, or Cost is $499 per person, double. Barnabus Center, 1784 N. Aaron ticipate. See www.utahstatefair. • Golf scramble — A four per- flicts for this year’s commemora- by sending an e-mail request to • June 28 — Birthday Bingo Dr., Tooele (Southwestern look- com or call (801) 538-8400.

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This isn’t to say that Ninjutsu completely new, calmer light. Ninja itself is unstructured or undis- That newfound confidence is continued from page B1 ciplined. increasing and you find a smile On the contrary. Nin, on your face that you just can’t “Patience and Endurance,” is today (Tae Kwon Do, Kendo, seem to get rid of. etc.) There were only what were in its very essence the art of Now it’s your third day. Your referred to as “jutsu” terms in unifying yourself with your the martial arts. Kenjutsu and surroundings and, at the same muscles remind you that you Yarijutsu, for example. Ninjutsu time, making all that is around just got done with a heavy work- was one of these. It was, and you become a part of you. It’s out 48 hours ago, but your mind always has been “Ninjutsu.” impossible to gain these skills is eager to learn more. Your Even to this day. Much like without a great deal of mental, confidence level is through the medieval Europe, the Japanese physical, and spiritual discipline roof. You’re now ready to learn and training. had their own feudal system. some slightly more advanced At the top of the system you Nor is it a secretive, mysteri- techniques. Tonight you will be had rich landowners and noble- ous pathway into the darker focusing on wrist locks, elbow men. Directly below them, you reaches of the human psyche. had what were the equivalent Its a very rigorous, but soothing locks, shoulder locks, and some of European knights and sol- and empowering discipline. On basic disarming moves. Did diers. These soldiers were of your first day of training, much you pay attention to the les- the “Bushi” class, also known of your time is spent learning sons you learned the first two balance and meditation tech- as Samurai. Below that, you had days? Because you’re going to the lower class. Commoners and niques. Once you have shown sufficient proficiency in these need every bit of balance and peasants. This is where the prac- strength that you’ve gained so titioners of Ninjutsu fell. far. Okay, watch the teacher After some time, the Bushi began to change some of these carefully as he shows you how art forms in structure, in code, to perform your first wrist lock. as well as in name. Kenjutsu As it’s demonstrated, you became Kendo and Yarijutsu wince in sympathetic pain as became Yarido, giving birth to Sensei (as you now call him) the modern day “Do” disciplines. twists the wrist of the person These disciplines were primar- he’s working with and brings ily the art of the upper classes them to their knees. Surprisingly, and so were not taught or made it is a very simple move and as available to those of “lower” Veteran of Foreign Wars class. Those of the lower class you practice with your partner, had no honor, so when feudal- you discover how easy it is. ism began full-swing in Japan, As you progress on obviously the upper classes had through the third day, that smile Post #9413 their own martial arts that they you have keeps getting bigger in studied. spite of all the aches and pains The lower class held on to this new discipline you’ve dis- Would like to invite you, their traditions, so Ninjutsu covered has given you. was not one of the arts that the public, to the simpler forms you begin to learn The first week is over and changed. The Ninja, as we now tumbles, rolls, simple hand and you have an entire weekend know, were not of Bushi class fighting stances, and more med- Memorial Day Ceremony to dwell on what you have and therefore not considered itation techniques. You begin th am warriors, let alone honorable to to discover a new confidence learned. Control, balance, May 30 , 2005, 10:30 some points of view. The Bushi in yourself that wasn’t there discipline, focus, calmness, felt that these art forms should before. energy, your view on Ninjutsu at the be “refined” to a training form, After resting for a day, your has completely changed in rather than recognized as a second day focuses on strength the matter of five days. But Tooele City Warrior/Fighting Art. From this conditioning. Push ups, stretch- don’t stop yet, to truly attain mindset, the Samurai martial ing, isometrics, stretching, what it is you have tasted will Cemetery art Budo was born; riddled with abdominal workouts, stretch- take dedication and loyalty, behavior codes, structure and ing, pulling yourself along the to honor the VETERANS the new adherence to “honor floor using only your arms, two concepts that are crucial above all else.” stretching, flexibility exercises, to this art. The secrets of the who gave their lives for our The Ninja didn’t follow these and did I mention stretching? A Ninja are within your grasp. newly introduced codes, nor did rigorous 80 minute workout fol- Reach for them, they’re now FREEDOM. they feel obligated to. They had lowed by an incredibly powerful a part of you. Because your trained in their discipline for 10 minute meditative cool-down way is Ninjutsu and you are many years and didn’t see any where you learn how to slow already a Ninja. reason to change the way that your heart rate, increase your Further information they led their lives, especially lung capacity to slow breathing, the way that they trained. This and calm the aches and pains can be found at www.sato- is why Ninjutsu has been able of your newly trained muscles. ryuninjutsu.com; Geoff to retain its original form and When you open your eyes, you Turner can be reached at ������ structure over the centuries. begin to view the world in a [email protected]. veterans memorial �������������������

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photography / Troy Boman Meditation is a crucial element in ninjutsu. Without it, the discipline and control required to master the art ����������������������� cannot be reached. Soke Yo Sato (meditating above) started practicing ninjutsu at age 13. In 1999 he inherited the Sato Ryu and gained the title Soke. With this came the rank of Grand Master. Sato (also above center and right) is now offering classes in Tooele. ������������������������������ TUESDAY May 24, 2005 B5

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[KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV Blue Collar TV Mobile Home Disaster King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Movie: ‘‘Fight Club’’ 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 King of the Hill King of the Hill 2? [QVC] Gem Fest Summertime Joan Rivers Beauty 2@ [ANPL] The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Miami Animal Police ^ The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Miami Animal Police ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Romeo! Full House Full House Fresh Prince Cosby Show Roseanne Roseanne Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Who’s Boss? Murphy Brown 2B [FAM] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion’’ (1997) 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 American Dad Family Guy Robot Chicken Samurai Cham. Full-Alchemist Venture Bros. 3; [CMTV] Top 20 Countdown Inside Fame ‘‘Charley Pride’’ (In Stereo) Dukes of Hazzard Open Cntry CMT Music 3= [DISN] Braceface ^ Kim Possible ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: ‘‘Motocrossed’’ (2001, Adventure) Alana Austin. ^ Sister, Sister Even Stevens 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TTTZ ‘‘The Longest Yard’’ (1974, Comedy) Burt Reynolds. (In Stereo) ^ Lance Krall World’s Wildest Police Videos Real TV Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Hard Target’’ (1993) Jean-Claude Van Damme. ‘R’ Movie: TTT ‘‘Nighthawks’’ (1981) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Hard Target’’ (1993) Jean-Claude Van Damme. ‘R’ 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Navy SEALS’’ (1990, Adventure) Charlie Sheen. Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Aliens’’ (1986) ^ 4; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 4= [CNBC] Heads-Up Poker Champ. Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch Heads-Up Poker Champ. Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Friends Betray’’ Cont’d Movie: TTZ ‘‘The Mary Kay Letourneau Story: All-American Girl’’ Golden Girls Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Championship Poker Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period NBA Action All Strength USA 5< [ESPN] NBA Shootaround (Live) ^ NBA Basketball: Western Conference Final Game 2 -- Teams TBA. SportsCenter (Live) ^ NBA Fastbreak Baseball 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Movie: TTT ‘‘Frequency’’ (2000, Science Fiction) Dennis Quaid. 7; [DISC] With All Deliberate Speed (N) Civil Rights With All Deliberate Speed Civil Rights [518] [ENC] Movie: TT ‘‘Freddy vs. Jason’’ (2003, Horror) ^ Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Basic Instinct’’ (1992, Suspense) Michael Douglas. (In Stereo) Movie: TT ‘‘Dysfunktional Family’’ (2003) ^ ‘‘Tears-Sun’’ [534] [STARZ] Movie: T ‘‘Shadow Conspiracy’’ (1997) Charlie Sheen. ‘R’ ^ Movie: TT ‘‘White Chicks’’ (2004) Shawn Wayans. ‘PG-13’ ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Hellboy’’ (2004, Fantasy) Ron Perlman. ‘PG-13’ ^ [561] [MAX] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Beautiful Girls’’ (1996) Timothy Hutton. ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Whiteboyz’’ (1999) Danny Hoch. ^ Movie: TT ‘‘Along Came Polly’’ (2004) Ben Stiller. TTZ ‘‘The Day After Tomorrow’’ [576] [SHOW] Movie: ‘‘Shawshank R.’’ Cont’d ‘‘Battleground: 21 Days on the Empire’s Edge’’ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Out of Time’’ (2003) Denzel Washington. ‘PG-13’ ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Baadasssss!’’ (2003, Drama) ‘R’ ^ ANSWERS ON B10 [591] [TMC] Movie: TT ‘‘Best Men’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TTT ‘‘Barbershop 2: Back in Business’’ (2004) Ice Cube. Movie: TTT ‘‘Starship Troopers’’ (1997) Casper Van Dien. ^ Movie: TT ‘‘Jeepers Creepers 2’’

63f0003-5 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 24, 2005

■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Furniture & Transcript Bulletin Pub- Livestock Child Care Help Wanted Help Wanted lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Transcript Bulletin, published Tuesday and Thursday afternoons: CALLING ALL Income PORTABLE CORRAL STANSBURY PARK HEAVY EQUIPMENT NOW HIRING A&W Re- encourage the purchase Tax Refunds! King PANELS, cheap, cattle Wanted: Stay at home mechanic: Experience saurant, Grantsville. of any product or service Twenty Words or Less * Double Pillowtop ortho- and hog panels, cheap, mom to love and care in crusher operation Asst. Manager, Day advertised in this newspa- SPECIAL RATE: An ad running a minimum pedic mattress and box. fence posts, field fence, for our kids in your and lube service. Mini- shift/Night shift. Apply per. Advertisements are of eight consecutive issues, (20 words After 20 Words New in plastic with war- barbed wire, horse home. Renae 882-6402 mum 2 years experi- by faxing resume to the sole responsibility of $ 00 or less) = bold/boxed ads extra ¢ $22 ranty. $250. 801-831- fence, cheap. Great se- ence. References 435-884-3868, or mail the advertiser. Transcript 25 per word/issue *No credit for stopped ads. Includes 4 runs in Shopper’s Guide. 5 0678 lection, stop in browse SUMMER BABYSITTER, needed. Great benefits. to PO Box 790, Grants- Bulletin Publishing Co. ¢ Bold Type per word/issue (All classified(All classified ads running ads inrunning the Transcript-Bulletin in the Transcript-Bulletin on Thursdays will on around. Metalmart, 181 $2 per hour/ per child, Full time. Wage based ville, UT 84029 hereby disclaims all liabili- 5 Tuesdays will automatically run in the Shoppers ¢ MATTRESS SET $99. South 1200 East, Lehi, M-F, 6:30am-5:30pm, on experience. Apply in ty for any damages suf- Boxed ads 50 per issue automaticallyGuide, run a separatein the Shoppers publication Guide, a separatethat is deliveredpublication thatto all is fered as the result of any deliverednon-subscribers to all non-subscribers of the of theTranscript-Bulletin) Transcript-Bulletin.) Full size. New! Still in Utah, 1-800-947-0249 Sylvia 882-5257 person @ Bolinder plastic with Warranty. advertisement in the ¢¢¢ (ucan) Company 1830 W Hwy RatesRates Rates for for the the ShoppersTooeleShoppers Valley Guide, Guide, Extra, published published, published Thursday Tuesday Thursday afternoons afternoon afternoon only only 50 perperper ad, ad,ad, per perper issue. issue.issue. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 50 801-831-0678. Help Wanted 112 or fax resume to Transcript Bulletin Pub- RED ROAN mare for Ron at 435-882-8455 PART TIME help want- lishing Co. is not responsi- Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition NASA MEMORY foam sale, very mellow, great ed, warehousing, cus- AVON: TO BUY OR ble for any claims or rep- Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition Queen Mattress Set. for children or adults. HEAVY EQUIPMENT tomer service, data resentations made in Compares with ad on $1800. (435)840-8028 SELL. Sell to anyone. operators: Experience computer entry, shoe advertisements in the TV. New with warranty. For information call in- in crusher operation. sizing, prescription Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. $499. 801-831-0678 Farm Equipment dependent sales repre- Minimum 2 years expe- glass fitting. (801)972- The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous sentative Vi Knutson rience. References 5800 Bulletin has the sole NORTH VALLEY Appli- 884-3830 needed. Great benefits. authority to edit and locate ance. Washers/ dryers SWATHER AND side de- Full time. Wage based PLUMBERS AND PIPE- AERATION, POWER PAINTING, STAINING & DIAMONDS don't pay any classified advertise- $99-$199. Complete livery rake for sale. 100 WORKERS NEED- on experience. Apply in FITTERS Local 140 is raking, tree removal, minor sheet rock re- retail! Large selection, ment as deemed appropri- repair service. Satisfac- Phone 884-3474 ED! Assemble crafts, person @ Bolinder accepting applications sprinkler systems, lawn pairs, call 224-2651 free high quality. Bridal sets, ate. tion guaranteed. New wood items. Materials Company 1830 W Hwy for apprenticeship. Be- maintenance, debris re- estimate. wedding bands. Every- Sporting Goods Transcript Bulletin Pub- parts for all appliances. provided. To $480+ per 112 or fax resume to ginning wage $13.37 moval, stump grinding, thing wholesale! Rocky lishing Co. reserves the PIANO LESSONS, $10 843-9154, 830-3225. week. Free information Ron at 435-882-8455 per hour with health in- other services available. Mtn. Diamond Co. right to refuse any adver- per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- package. 24 hours surance and pensions. Call for details. 496- S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 SIDE BY side refrigerator 40 CALIBER Barretta HOME BASED busi- tisement. perienced teacher, lo- (801)264-5665. For more information 0337 freezer, ice & water in model 96, stainless cated in Northeast ness, local company DOUGHBOY SWIM- door, $500. 882-1287 steel w/2 10 round clips call 1-801-295-6198. Tooele. Call Deanne with record breaking All real estate adver- ALTERATIONS- FOR- MING pool, 18ft, new in after 6pm. and hard carrying case, Immediate Openings (ucan) at 228-4058. growth, some medical tised in the Tooele MAL and casual attire, box, paid $3500, asking $450. 843-7092 professionals and popu- SEMI SERVICE now hir- Transcript-Bulletin is call “Mrs. Sew & Sew” $2000 obo. 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Senior KIDS SUMMER music and love children. 850- pine China cabinet with Transcript Bulletin at hvy duty tandem axle, 333-8801. (ucan) disability, landlord, mov- courses available! Five 9108 table and chairs. 2 re- (435)882-0050 for full good cond, asking ing out specials. courses to choose from. frigerators, scaffolding details. (Ucan) $3500 and 1996 Dodge DRIVERS: GREAT home (435)224-7070 Visit www.FoxxPia- CERTIFIED DAY care pressure washer, 833- Furniture & Dually SLE ext. cab 1 time, pay and benefits! Warehouse/Delivery noStudio.com for ton truck, 4x4, loaded, where there is love and Regional drivers make AERATION, TILLING. 0511 (801)592-4117 course descriptions and Appliances V-10 motor, many ex- learning, affordable up to $55,000. Team Power raking Hauling: request detailed infor- BUILD YOUR HOME tras, great work truck, rates. Call 843-7581. drivers make up to Positions! lime-chips, sand, grav- ADMIRAL NATURAL mation. 843-5031 with Logix foam blocks! asking $10,000. Will sell $150,000. Werner En- el, topsoil 1-3 yards per gas stove, self cleaning Applicants must be personable, assertive, and Energy efficient, quick separate or together. CHILD CARE in my terprises 800-346-2818 delivery; compost, man- oven, electronic spark self motivated. Must be 21 years of age, have a LANDSCAPE DESIGN, install, fire rated, strong. Call Garth 837-2246 or Overlake home, fun at- ext 557. ure 4/yards per delivery. professional horticultu- For information call 1- start, broiler, color off- 830-2309. mosphere, big play- valid Utah drivers license, a good driving record, white, great shape, 882-7877 rist, full or partial yard 877-633-3523 or visit ground, 1 full time posi- FT MEDICAL Assistant and be able to lift repetitively 100 lbs or more. $100. 882-1787 or 833- designs. $25/hour. Mar- logixicf.com. Dealer- Need to sell that new tion available today, needed for busy prac- Experience preferred but not necessary. Starting 2685 CLEANING SERVICES, ie’s Home and Garden, ships available. (ucan) champion bull or your 8am-5pm. Emily 882- tice, Tues & Thurs eve- pay $9.00/hr with an excellent pay raise schedule reliable and energetic. (435)830-5728. Free yearling calves? Place 3713 and benefits. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity AN ABSOLUTELY awe- nings required. Send re- Call Tina 843-0985. estimates. CANNER PRESTO 22qt your classified ad into to work with a rapidly growing company in the some Queen Double sume to 1959 N Aaron pressure canner with 47 newspapers, find CHILD CARE openings, Drive, Suite C, Tooele. Tooele area. Apply now in person at: gauge, used twice, $40. Pillowtop orthopedic your buyers quickly. For all ages. Call Sandra 882-5581 mattress and box. only $135. your 25 word 884-6810 Brand new with warran- FULL TIME Laborer/Op- classified will be seen erating postion for exca- 48 South 50 West, DEBT CRISIS! CONDO-TRADER TIME- ty. Only $150. 801-831- by up to 500,000 read- DEPENDABLE FUN lov- 0678. vating company. No ex- Consolidation is the key to SHARE resales. The ers. It is as simple as ing child care, full time, perience necessary. Ex- Tooele, Utah 84074 most effective way to calling the Tooele Tran- M-F, 5:30am-6:00pm, BEAUTIFUL CHERRY perience with heavy personal loans, mortgages, and buy, sell, or rent a time- script Bulletin at all ages, 830-8204 sleigh bed! Includes equipment a plus. Call share fast! Call now toll (435)882-0050 for de- headboard, foot board 882-4410 other financial services. Available free. 1-800-715-4693 tails. (Ucan) PRESCHOOL- REGIS- and rails. New in box. up to $500,000. Low interest. Extension 303. TER now for a fabulous LOOKING FOR a hard www.condotrader.com List $750. Sacrifice REGISTERED APPA- year! Two sessions: $275. 801-831-0678. worker with experience CALL TOLL FREE: (ucan) LOOSA, 10yrs old. 9:00am-11:30am or running skid- steers and SPAS WANTED GE WASHING machine, Gentle, $1250 obo. 12:30-3:00pm on Tues/ have a CDL! Call Whit FURNITURE & APPLIANCE 1-877-768-2854 Repaired, moved. $50, works good. 843- 882-7215 or (801)201- Thurs. Certified teacher. (801)557-4047, Wag- 882-1306 8598 7246 843-9865 staff Construction Inc. TUESDAY May 24, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Recreational Autos Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Vehicles Rent Rent Help Wanted 95 HONDA 4 Trax 200, 2000 PONTIAC Montana 1BDRM, quiet, bright, SLEEPING ROOMS 3BDRM, 2BTH home, GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, STANSBURY PARK, 1999 RAMBLER, 2bdrm, new tires and shocks, mini van, 68,000 miles, walk in closet, fireplace, available, $70 per garage, yard/ garden. 1bth, garage, new car- 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- 1bth, partially finished $600 obo. 830-4319 power sliding door, no smoking, from $415 week, $10 key deposit, Clean, no smoking, out- pet, no pets, no smok- rage, washer, dryer, no basement, w/extras, seats 8, warranty, ex- Vine St. Courtyard, 34 first and last week- total side pets permitted ing, $550/mo, smoking, cats okay, fenced yard, 2 car ga- HELP FOR SALE 1983 tent cellent condition, W Vine, (801)205-3883 $150 to move in. 46 N (kennel prov.) $800/mo $300/dep. Available available immediately. rage, central air, 796 camper trailer, must $10,500 obo. Please Broadway. 882-7605 w/$500 deposit. 5/7. 884-0434 Deposit/ first month. Valleyview Drive. 882- WANTED sell, $400 or best offer. call 843-0975 (435)224-2734 Talena (435)830-8113 2196, (801)870-3536 Great for hunting. Call Now SPACIOUS 3BDRM, soft GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 882-4500 or (435)224- 2001 OLDSMOBILE Renting water, laundry hookups, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile GEOUS new custom TOOELE, OVERLAKE 2081 Alero, 65,000 miles, microwave, dishwasher, home for rent, no smok- home, 3bdrm, rent to condo, 3 bedrooms, great condition, one storage, fenced, off ing/ pets. 882-1550 own available, starting 1.75 baths, garage, FOR SALE! FOR SALE: 76 Prowler Oquirrh View FOR SALE! owner, $6500 obo. 882- street parking. No Smo- 3BDRM, 2BTH Ram- at $1100/mo. Shawn central air conditioning, camp trailer, 24ft, self 7215 or (801)201-7246 Apartments kind, indoor pet nego- (801)759-0835. $795. 1953 N 40 W, contained, sleeps 5-6 bler, near West Ele- tiatable. $650 833-9393 mentary, hot tub, new (801)390-7266, C-21 people, air conditioning, 2003 JEEP Liberty Ren- is now accepting LARGE HOME, 3bdrm, McAffee Mgmt. is HIRING: microwave, new fridge. egade, 4wd, 39,500 a pplications for RD SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, siding and plumbing, 2bth, $950/mo, miles, auto, am/fm/cd, $750 rent/ deposit. $500/dep. Call Rose at TWIN HOME 3bdrm, $2750 obo. 882-4282 s ubsidized elderly $200 move in allow- Sell Your Home Here for air, fully loaded, silver, ance. $500/mo, $400 Available July 1st. DP Realty, (435)882- 2bth $750/mo, housing. Kendra 843-9350 All Positions TENT TRAILER for sale, leather, roof rack, run- 568 N. 270 E. deposit. Accepts hous- 9088, (435)830-2827 $500/dep. Call Rose at 1996, sleeps 6, excel- ning boards. $17,500. ing. 328 E Main, DP Realty, (435)830- $ 80* Tooele 3BDRM, 2BTH, 2 living Available lent condition, $1750. (801)870-6794 Grantsville. Call LEASE OPTION/ rent to 2827 ea. rooms, laundry room, 6 (435)843-7505 882-2268 (801)815-2928, 435- own, furnished/ unfur------good neighborhood, no Apply in person 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 884-0432. nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, Homes Call 882-0050 Motorcycles & door Sedan, great gas smoking, pets ok, brick home, 2 car ga- 8836 N. Hwy 40 $800/mo. (435)438- *Based on 13 issue contract. ATVs mileage, like new, call Estanos STUDIO APARTMENTS, rage, rent based on Lake Point (435)833-0325 $365 per month, $99 5145, 830-0630, 830- $140,000 appraisal. $$$SAVE MONEY Find Ask for Debbie 00 HERITAGE Softtail Arrentando moves you in! Utilities 1649 849-1572 HUD & Bank owned ATTENTION: PREVI- Classic, extras, 16k 89 TAURUS Wagon; 77 included, new paint/ homes at www.tooele- OUS model home in miles, $13,900, 882- Chevrolet truck, one ton 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- MOBILE HOME for rent WAGSTAFF CON- Oquirrh View carpet, 833-9134 bankownedhomes.co Overlake for sale. New 5114 after 5pm. duelly, $500 each or rage. 1720sqft. no or sale, 2 possible 3 STRUCTION Inc. is (801)864-0455 m or call for a list Ber- hardwood floors, carpet, best offer. 882-1761 Apartamentos smoking. $895/mo, bedroom, 1 bath. Call now hiring landscape na or Chris 435-840- 3 tone paint, finished 1975 HARLEY Davidson $450/dep. 703 North Elsie 882-0808. Large laborers, must have ex- ahora se aceptan TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, 5029, Group 1 Real Es- basement. $145,000. Sportster, good condi- 90 BUICK Century, ex- 350 West. Owner/ soft water filter, 850- perience. Call Whit at a pplicatiiones para dishwasher and ac, no tate Diane (801)568-3344 tion, clean, $4900 or cellent condition. smoking/ pets, agent Miller & Co, 2279 (801)557-4047 best offer. Call 840- $1250. Please call Ray R.D. la vivienda $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth $575/mo, $300/dep. (801)304-5931. BY OWNER: 461 East 2705 or 882-5542 at 882-1417 or 840- del jubilados NEWER 2BDRM 1bth, 2 .24 acres, quiet WEEKLY CLEANUP of Move in special. 882- 600 North, 3/bdrm, 0270 882-2268 car garage, fenced neighborhood, new our deluxe suites at the 4998 or (801)592-1452 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, 2/bth, office, more 2001 HONDA Rancher Willowcreek Apts. yard, basement, carpet, newly remod- Kirk Hotel. Reliable self living rooms, swimming basement to finish. Ex- TRX 350ESP, forest 99 SATURN, great $800/mo. Call Debbie eled bathroom, new motivated person 884-6236 Homes for Rent pool, lawn care includ- tended 2/car garage. green, warn 424 select shape, silver, negotia- ed, no smoking, pets, 830-4716 kitchen floor. 114 S sought. A variety of that switches from 4x4 ble. 882-5033 or 830- Broadway. Call 840- Great family neighbor- tasks available for ca- 1st/ last, 1yr lease, hood. 843-9248. to 2wd, asking $3300 5033 $675/MO WITH lease, NICE HOME for rent, 0279. pable individual. Start at $950/mo, $650/dep. obo. (435)830-5405 Only 2 BEAUTIFUL Tooele, 3bdrm, 1bth, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- Continued on next page $8. Call us at 882-1372 (435)496-3794 SELL YOUR CAR or 2 BEDROOM UNITS nice town home, lots of rage, built 1996, 2003 YAMAHA TTR-125, boat in the classifieds. AVAILABLE! storage, no smoking or $900/mo. 481 E 670 N, Business $1500 obo, like new, Call 882-0050 4BDRM, 2BTH, kids pets. $500/dep. paradise, large fenced Tooele. Mitch (801)380- Opportunities 224-0061, ask for Marty Completely Remodeled 5691 www.outwestreal- SEVERAL USED vehi- (435)840-0727 or yard, close to schools, or Jordon NEW fridge, stove, ty.com ALL CASH CANDY cles for sale! 1968 Che- (801)376-7321 indoor/ outdoor firepla- d ishwasher & maple Route. Do you earn 4 WHEELERS, 50cc, vy short bed truck, ces, covered deck, ex- ONE PERSON fully fur- The Kirk cabinets. *WHY RENT when you $800 in a day? Your 2005, Honda Motor, 4 $2900; 1989 Dodge tras. $900/neg. 840- Quiet, Quality apartments in a $500 per month. can buy? O down pro- nished and recently re- own local candy route. stroke, governor, kill Omni, $600; 1999 Old- 1893, 843-8808 restored historic structure NO MAY RENT! grams, not perfect cred- modeled house for rent. Includes 30 machines smobile Alero, $3900; switches, blue, green, it. Single parent pro- $450 per month, utilities and candy. All for 1984 Ford Bronco 4x4, Must see to believe! AVAILABLE JUNE 1, yellow or red. New, grams. Call for details. included. 882-4282 The Best Places at the Best Prices $9,995. 1-800-814- $750; 1975 Ford F-250 2bdrm home, Tooele, must see! (435)224- (801) 358-8592 Berna or Chris 435-840- Completely Furnished 6047. (ucan) 4x4, $1500. 882-5560. ac, rv parking, applian- RENTALS CALL Deseret 4944 (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) 5029 Group 1 Real Es- See at 324 N Main. ces included, $750/mo, Peak Realty (435)882- W eekly & Monthly Rates 260 North 100 East, Tooele tate HOME BUSINESS with 98 SPORTSTER, 15,000 $500 deposit. (435)843- 9088 unlimited earnings. Dis- SUPER CLEAN 89 GMC 9312 miles, lots of extras, ex- 183 SOUTH Main, cover what you can Suburban 4x4 2500 350 STANSBURY 2 homes. 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 cellent condition, $4800 3bdrm, $650/mo, no achieve with the Avon tow package, loaded, 3bdrm, 2bth. Large obo. 882-5335, 830- pets, 882-3942 Jared. AVAILABLE NOW- 847 opportunity. Independ- 1614 runs great, excellent S 810 West- $765 per yard. $1000 mo; 5bdrm, ent sales rep Jessica condition. Buy at $3500 month, $500 deposit, 3bth, 2 sheds, finished Lawrence, (435)830- QUAD DECK: Hauls two obo. 830-6201 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 basement, $1200 mo. 0340 4 wheelers on full 8ft BEAUTIFUL car garage, sprin- 843-1282 size truck bed. Rarely SUVs COUNTRY RAMBLER klered yard, no pets! IDENTITY THEFT cons used, $600 obo. 882- HOME FOR RENT Call Bob 850-9013. STANSBURY HOME, needed. Get paid daily. 4282 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 3bdrm, 1bth, $850/mo, Toni (801)598-9566 or ments behind Super LOCATED IN RUSH VALLEY $600/dep. Call Rose at 1997 CHEVY Blazer Wal-Mart. On select CLEAN AND fresh Rick (801)842-7891 Trailers 4X4, four door, runs 2 Bedroom, 1 bath 2bdrm house, w/d hook- DP Realty, (435)882- units $99 moves you 9088, (435)830-2827 great. Reduced, must in. Some apartments w/shower, living ups, gas paid, $550/mo. ONLINE JOBS. eBay sell! $3500 obo. 843- Call (816)716-9245 SINGLE AXLE utility includes all utilities. room, nice arranged STANSBURY PARK wa- workers needed. Come 9061 trailer, great for ATVs. Swimming pool, hot kitchen area, ter front, 4bdrm, 3bth on work with us online. DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter $500. 882-0183 tub, exercise room, hardwood floor in Captain’s Island, $$$$$ weekly. Use your (400 North), large MONTHS FREE RENT playground, full club- kitchen, full 2200sqft, wonderful home computer or lap- Trucks 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic Boats house. 843-4400 basement w/ backyard w/private N ow Renting top. No experience nec- tile floors, carport, carpeting (can be made beach. Bring your fish- essary. 1-800-693- fenced yard, $650/mo. MOVE IN SPECIALS ‘01 FORD F350 Crew 2BDRM DUPLEX, big, into a bedroom) ing pole, canoe or pad- 9398, Ext 1884. (ucan) , 2-car Precept (801)272-8405. 14FT ALUMINUM boat Cab Lariat, 38k miles, w/d hookups, new car- carport, private in & dle boat and vacation E xclusively for Seniors Small Business owners: with trailer, new swivel mint condition. $28,000 pet, fenced backyard, all year! $1200/mo, out circle drive. GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM, Place your classified ad seats and trolling motor, 435-882-3164 very clean, $550/mo, $900/dep, 1yr lease de- Pet Friendly $900 obo. 830-4319 Requires 1st month 2bth, 2 car garage, in 47 newspapers discount for yard care. 00 sired. (435)882-4830 Call for details. rent of $650 with basement, $795/mo. pp throughout Utah for only 03 DODGE 1500 SLT (801)918-6271 00 2001 CRESTLINER 14ft quad cab, 2wd, 4.7L a $350 deposit. 375 Utah (400 W, 400 S) $135. for 25 words, and 2BDRM DUPLEX, new (435)843-0717 Angler, motor is Yama- V8, 12,500 miles, cap, with 1 year lease Davidson Realty $5. per word over 25. cabinets, paint and ha 25hp, 4 stroke. In- run bds, etc. $17,500. agreement and two (801)466-5078 You will reach up to carpet, a/c, dishwash- cludes trailer and many 843-1828 good referrences. 500,000 buyers and it is er, w/d hookups. a one call, one order, extras. Everything like 1-acre animal new. Must see to appre- 1988 FORD F250, $595/mo. Move in bo- property optional. one bill program. Call nus. 882-0366, 830- the Tooele Transcript ciate. For more informa- 149,000 miles, $3500 tion call 882-7475 obo, shell w/carpet kit, 2665 Call Garth or List your home and receive FREE Bulletin at (435)882- 0050 for further info. $500. 843-0484 or 830- Barbara Stookey Autos 7093 2BDRM IN Grantsville, consultation on drywall repair, door hanging, (Ucan) w/d hookups, large stor- 837-2246 Wanted 1996 CHEVY Silverado, age room. 884-5580 concrete repairs, etc from a professional. 1982 MERCEDES 300 excellent condition, ps, 2 FLOOR plans, stucco SD, turbo diesel, safety, pw, new tires, brakes, 3BDRM IN Tooele- 2BDRM in Grantsville, w/rock exterior SPRING CLEANING comfort and good mile- many extras. 882-2431, NEW NEW LISTINGLISTING w/d hookups, central 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, Cash for junk cars, age, new tires, asking (435)830-2095 ac, covered parking, pool, exercise room, R $2000. 882-5052 R trucks, metal scrap, clubhouse, no smoking, E pets welcome. Aaron E 2001 DODGE Ram 1500 pipes, engines. Will pick no pets, $950/mo. D 1982 PORSCHE 911 SLT 4x4 with Americraft (801)450-8432. D T up; top dollar paid. T Targa Carrera, full set (801)455-1299 N canopy. Only 19,338 N Mark, 843-8247 snow tires. Looks good! miles, am/fm/cd, air, au- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, UNDERU U ACAC 2BDRM 1BTH, $500/mo Recreational Runs good! $8000 obo. to, $16,500. 843-7106 $650/mo, $300 deposit, $ $ RR $ $ plus utilities, $300/dep. 198,000 159,500 Vehicles Call after 6pm. 882- no smoking, no pets, 5172 2001 FORD F150 4X4 carport, fenced yard, No pets, no smoking. NTNT Super cab. $14,000 ac, w/d hookups. 882- Call 882-5144 357 Bevan Way 1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake 1969 CAMPER, 10ft, 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 good condition, sleeps 1983 CAMARO T-tops, OBO 830-1267 1287 after 6pm. CONTRACTCO COFamily Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest $1500 obo. 833-0553 2BDRM CONDO, Stans- Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom 4, $100 obo. Call 882- Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed 88 TOYOTA 2wd truck, bury Park, garage, 4187 after 4pm. APT FOR RENT, 2 Agent/Owner for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. 1993 NISSAN Sentra, shortbed, power steer- bdrm, 1 bath, govern- washer/ dryer, cable tv, 150,000 miles, good no smoking or pets, 1975 RANCHO ElRay ing, ac, tool box, electric ment subsidized. 211 shape, runs okay, $675/mo, $500/dep. 10ft camper, heater, seats, cd, $1500. S. Hale, Grantsville. Price Reduced $1200 or best offer. 830-1301 Price Reduced fridge, stove all in work- (801)373-1782 Call Tammi 884-1712. R (801)560-8841, 882- RR R Equal Housing Opp. ing condition, hydraulic 2BDRM, 1BTH, new car- E EE 8153 BEAUTIFUL CAMPER E jacks, good shape. pet, hardwood floor, sin- D D shell by Mirage with CLEAN: STUDIOS, 1, 2 D T D TT $600 obo. (435)496- T 1995 GMC Suburban, gle car detached ga- N carpet kit for sleeping, N N and 3bdrms, new tile, N 0417 excellent condition, fully fits long bed Ford, rage, large fenced back UNDERU carpet and paint. Elder- UNDERU U AC U ACAC AC $ $ $ loaded, $5500. Eve- $1200. 882-1306 ly and handicapped yard, stove and dish- $ R 149,700 RR 1979 NOMAD trailer, 129,500 R nings 884-6801, day- washer, $650/mo. fully self contained, welcome. Equal hous- time (801)381-8710 FORD F250 Pickup, (801)870-5208 NT ing opportunity. Call 462NT East 770 North NT great shape, $3500 NT 492 East Utah Ave needs some work, $800 Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with obo. 843-0484 224-4569 3BDRM 1BTH house for SAY CASHFLOW! this Rambler has two apartments downstairs, with 1998 TOYOTA Rav4, obo. 843-5727 or 840- COCONTRACT CO room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, separate COCONTRACT CO entrances, laundry hookups, heating, and 1 water share for rent, $500 deposit, 4wd, low miles, immac- 4365. 1970 needs dif- DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your irrigation. Apt. 1 has current one yr. lease and Apt. 2 is willing to sign 1987 LASALLE motor $850/mo plus utilities, 1 ulate, loaded, 4 door, cd ferential work done. fireplace, carport with Future, Come See Alot More! lease. Buy to live in or rent out upstairs, Don’t Snooze Investors. home, 62,000 miles, air car garage, 325 Valley player, $9800 882-7609 storage, fenced in back- bags, generator, two View Drive. 840-2395 Vehicle Parts yard, $625/mo and new tires, $11,500 obo. 1999 FORD Windstar $300/dep. 400 N 617 833-9584 LX, four captain chairs, 3BDRM CONDO for rent, East. Call 882-2560. $5600. (435)840-1268 FANCY CHROME rims, 2bth, quiet neighbor- 1994 5TH wheel Prowler, or (435)843-1100 off 99 Cad Eld, with hood, nice, $700/mo. 30ft, 3ft slide out, many GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, new Perilli tires P225/ Call Trudy 843-4381. extras. 882-5214 no animals or smoking, 1999 FORD Windstar 60R16, $525. 882-3774 van, seats 7, good con- references, 197 Park, 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, 1 car 2000 COLEMAN tent dition, perfect interior. Apartments for 884-3777 garage, fenced yard, $ $ 43,460 trailer, excellent condi- 830-9062 $700/mo plus utilities, tion, like new, must see Rent GRANTSVILLE APART- $500/dep. No pets, no 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. MENTS now available! to appreciate, used 6 1999 MERCURY Sable $475/MO 3BDRM, 2bth smoking. Available SELL YOUR 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home times, sleeps 6-8. 884- Wagon with third seat, 14x70 mobile home in Studios $375 includes June 1st. (801)967- Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, 6037 great gas mileage, Tooele. 850-9852 utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- 4060 Cari. Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her $2999. Call 840-1440 cludes utilities, and a HOME HERE Vanities. 82 JAYCO travel trailer, 1 BEDROOM apartment 5bdrm 2bth remodeled 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, ga- sleeps 8, bunks, air, for rent. $475 plus $100 house $850 including rage, $600/mo, first and shower/ bath, great deposit. Call (435)882- water only. Call 1-801- last month rent, condition, $4000. 884- FOR FORSALE! SALE! 2062 603-2565 $400/dep, one year 1570, 830-6650, 830- lease, references re- 7003 10% OFF rent for 6mo LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 4- quired. No pets, no lease. The next three plex, upper unit, w/d smoking. 882-1612 84 GEORGIA Boy, Class tenants to sign up will hookups, recently re- A, 25ft motorhome. receive 10% discount. modeled, carport, 3BDRM, 1BTH, garage $ $ New engine, fridge, Sell Your Car Here for Studios, one, two and $500/mo Jim 850-2374 and car port, new car- 123,000 and awning. ac, gen, three bedrooms. 585 N pet and appliances. 135 new tires, sleeps 4. Main St, Tooele. New NEW 3BDRM, 2bth N 3rd Street, Tooele. 282 West 670 North $7300 882-3774 $ 80* townhomes, 2 car ga- SELL YOUR ea. modern tile, carpet and $650/mo. www.outwes- Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large 6 paint. Call now 224- rage, ac, enclosed yard, trealty.com. Linda front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 85 JAMBOREE moto- 4569. hookups, starting at (801)319-3967 flooring, family room and fenced yard. rhome, 24ft, 460 en- Call 882-0050 $385. 882-4004 HOME HERE gine, 4.0 Onan genera- *Based on 13 issue contract. 1BDRM BASEMENT 3BDRM, 1BTH, recently *Each office independently owned and operated. tor, self-contained apartment, clean, quiet QUALITY APART- remodeled, garage, Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 37,000 miles, excellent area, $475/mo, most MENTS large yard, no smoking/ Shane 2000 DODGE Intrepid, condition, must see. utilities paid. (435)830- Quiet, unique floorplans, pets, $750/mo, black, beautiful, $10,000 obo. (801)963- 7009 newly remodeled, tile $500/dep. 850-2369 8341, (801)231-4070 119,000 gentle, well- through, kitchen & bath, Bergen maintained miles. Must 2BDRM 1BTH 4-plex, lush landscape, fenced 5BDRM, 2BTH home, no 8FT CABOVER camper, see to appreciate. Call upper unit, w/d hook- yard & parking, centrally pets, no smoking, 840-0344 (cell) 3 beds, $250 obo. 833- Rich (801)259-1754 ups, coin laundry, located, great prices. $850/mo plus utilities. 0553 (Tooele). $475/mo, Jim 850-2374 Call 882-1372. (801)698-0594 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 24, 2005

Continued from previous page Homes Homes Homes Homes Manufactured Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Homes Meetings Trustee's Sales Homes 2 HOUSES and 1 build- FSBO/ LEASE w/option OVERLAKE 4BDRM 1996 CAVCO, excellent UNDELIVERED BUILD- PUBLIC NOTICE OF $10.00 must be remitted ing lot in Grantsville, to buy, $1150/mo, 4bth, 2319sqft, 1667 N condition, move in INGS. 25X36, 30x42, MEETING AND AGEN- with the purchase price. $85,000; $115,000 and $1500/dep, 3bdrm, Dawson Lane, ready, zone 3 construc- 40x50, 60x120, 70x140. DA Cash payments are not FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR- $28,000. Call Kurt, Utah 2bth, nice, spacious liv- $165,000, 1999, jacuz- tion, 3bdrm, 2bth, vault- Will sell for balance ow- Erda Township Planning accepted. A trustee’s HOOD, 3bdrm, 2bth, Assets LLC, 882-5327, ing/ dining areas. Built zi, w/d, satellite. Kathy ed ceilings, covered ed. Brand new. Never Commission deed will be delivered to basement rambler. 904 840-3374. 2000. 840-4326, 833- Allen, Mountain West front deck, carport. 433- erected. Take your pick, The Erda Township the successful bidder North 1300 East, open 9330 or (801)860-6070. Real Estate (801)414- 6640, (720)280-2943 we'll cover freight. Toll Planning Commission within three business house Saturday 11am- 2000 HOME. Open 5219 free 1-866-660-2221. will hold a meeting on days after receipt of the 5pm. house Sat. 4-7, 3bdrm, FSBO: FURNISHED 1998 CAVCO 3bdrm, (ucan) May 25, 2005 at 7:00 amount bid. www.owners.com/amw For Sale by 2.5bth, RV parking. 3bdrm, 1.5bth, finished OVERLAKE CONDO, 2bth, master bath, large p.m. in the auditorium of DATED: May 10, 2005. 4094. $129,900. Owner 2800sq.ft. $155,900/ basement, 4yrs old, all 3bdrm, 2bth, totally re- tub, separate shower, UTAH MANUFACTUR- the Tooele County Court- Scott Lundberg, Trust- (801)209-0049 neg. 904 North 1480 appliances included, modeled, must sell Overpass Point Park, ER FOR 17 years Plus - house, 47 South Main ee (453)843-7964 847 So. 810 West, East 843-7158 central air, backyard ASAP, Reagan at Su- $24,900. Ready to All Steel Buildings!!! Street, Tooele Utah. 3269 South Main, #100 playground, $120,000. perior Realty, (801)685- move in. (801)654- Any size you want, any FSBO COMPLETELY re- Tooele • $109,500 1. Roll Call. Salt Lake City, UT 3BDRM, 1BTH, newly re- Call for details 843- 2044 MLS #500146 0632, (801)296-7284 accessories you want, modeled home, 2bdrm, PUBLIC MEETING: 84115 3 bdrm, 1 bath, modeled, large lot and 1 9659. or any features you 1. Approval of meeting (801) 263-3400 1bth, tile, Corian coun- Planning on selling your garage, irrigation share. 247 S A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- want. minutes from May 11, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. tertops, kitchen applian- 100 W. 882-8971 GRANTSVILLE 10 home, you could be co, 4bdrm, 2bth www.cobuildings.net or ces included, 36x24 ga- 2005 – 5:00 p.m. unfinished acres, large home, 3 sending your sales 2100+sqft w/fireplace, call 1-800-262-5347. 2. CUP #1116-04 Utah L&A Case No. 05-44475 rage, $94,900. Stop by BANK OWNED home, basement, central barns, soned kennell. points to up to 500,000 price reduced by CO Building Systems, Youth Village-Permit for Team A/AL for a brochure! 23 No. no down payment for $319,000. Call Rose at people at once. For $10,000, must sell! Call Inc. Building a Reputa- Placement of School THIS COMMUNICATION Glenwood Ave, Tooele. air, sprinklered qualified buyer call Pru- DP Realty, (435)830- $135. you can place Todd (801)529-8787. tion on "Old Fashioned Adjournment IS AN ATTEMPT TO 882-1604 dential 882-4111 lawn. Call Bob 2827 your 25 word classified Integrity". (ucan) WORK MEETING: COLLECT A DEBT, AND 435.850.9013. ad to all 47 newspapers Mobile Homes 1. CUP #1125-05 David ANY INFORMATION CUSTOM NEW home on GRANTSVILLE RAM- in Utah. Just call Tooele Financial the East Bench. Ready & Janet Allen (Home Oc- OBTAINED WILL BE BLER Built in 2003, Transcript Bulletin at Services cupation) USED FOR THAT PUR- for you to pick interior 3,800+ sqft , .54 acre (435)882-0050 for all 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, colors. Drive by and call 2. SUB #1008-04 Brook- POSE. lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths the details. 843-1479 Henwood Mo- CA05-1642 (FINANCIAL) field Estates (Design Es- (Published in the Tran- Steve or Bob at Pru- and full unfinished bile Park. $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE dential. 536 Parkhill Dr. SELLING YOUR HOME? tates) Phase 2 & 3 script Bulletin May 10, 17 basement. Includes CASH for structured Other Business: & 24, 2005) (just off Skyline) Advertise it in the clas- 1980 BROADMORE family room, living settlements, annuities, Adjournment: HURRY! room, central air, auto- sifieds. Call 882-0050 2bdrm mobile home, 2 law suit, mortgage EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, Dated this 20th day of matic sprinklers, water car ports, large porch. notes and cash flows. NOTICE OF TRUST- 2bth w/views! Whirlpool May, 2005 softener, gas range and STANSBURY 3BDRM Call 882-6549 or see at J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- EE'S SALE Only 1 left! bath, 2 car garage, cor- MARY DIXON, Secreta- a great lighting pack- 1bth, central air, fully 935 N Main #3. 800-794-7310. (ucan) The following described ner lot, fenced, land- ry age. Huge master suite landscaped, 5454 N property will be sold at scaped, sprinklers, Erda Township Plan- includes sitting nook/of- Heather Way, 3BDRM 2BTH, extended SHORT ON CREDIT? If public auction to the $162,500. 843-9927 ning Commission $ Closing Costs fice, walk-in-closet, cor- $122,900. www.home- living room, remodeled you pay closing costs highest bidder at the sbyowner.com/90958. bath, remodeled kitchen and make payments (Published in the Tran- West Main Entrance, FSBO OR lease to own, ner jetted tub, separate 843-0769 with all appliances, plus you can buy a house script Bulletin May 24, North Steps, Tooele beautiful Stansbury 2 shower and two bath- 2005) 0 $ Down room sinks. $192,900 above stove microwave. now. Century 21 All County Courthouse, 47 story, 3200sqft, 4bdrm, STANSBURY 3BDRM, Air conditioning, new Pros Realty 1-866-793- South Main Street, 2.5bth, room to grow. or make offer. (435) PUBLIC NOTICE 2.5bth, 2735sqft, built paint, carpet. In park 4206. Gaylen. (ucan) Tooele, Utah, on June 9, 0 882-5418 or (801)502- 884-0347. The Rush Valley Water 2001, large kitchen with playground and 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central 6298 Conservancy District will GRANTSVILLE, NEW w/tile, formal living/ din- pool. $12,100. Call Da- Public Notices said day, for the purpose air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. hold a public meeting custom home! Rent to ing, 2 family rooms, vi- vid Gumucio with Re- of foreclosing a trust FSBO, CLEAN 2bdrm, Meetings Wednesday May 25, own, low down, no bank nyl fence, $169,900. max. 830-3337. Availa- deed originally executed 1bth, new carpet, paint, 2005 at the Vernon Fire For more information call Matthew with qualify. Mark (801)918- (435)882-6402, ble now. Background Deadline for public no- on September 18, 2003 central air, seller will fi- House at 7:30pm in Ver- 7755, Prostar Realty. (801)201-5272 check required for park. tices is 4 p.m. the day by Misty J. Robinson, as Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 nance, asking $119,000 prior to publication. non, Utah. trustor, in favor of Acade- STANSBURY PARK Agenda: FAX 435-843-1148 Agents welcome. 78 HORSE PROPERTY, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Public notices submit- my Mortgage Corpora- 2001 home. Great con- Barrick water sale to *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. North 3rd. (801)671- brick home, 2 car ga- home for rent, no smok- ted past the deadline tion, covering the follow- dition! 3bdrm 2bth Tooele City 2995 rage, large barn, base- ing/ pets. 882-1550 will not be accepted. ing real property purport- ment apartment, 341 $132,500. fully land- Charles Larson ed to be located in West Utah Ave. 843- scaped, central air. TOOELE, 69 Broadmore AGENDA Secretary/Treasurer Tooele County at 708 Creative Financing Solutions 1395 5498 Heather Way. Call mobile home, 10x65, COMBINED MEETING (Published in the Tran- Fox Run Drive, Tooele, Kristi 882-1942 www.in- 2bdrm, 1bth, laundry OF THE STANSBURY script Bulletin May 24, UT 84074 (the under- Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? I WANT YOUR HOUSE fotube.net/107090 room, new plumbing, RECREATION SERV- 2005) signed disclaims liability Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? and I’ll pay FULL price! ICE AREA BOARD OF for any error in the ad- STANSBURY PARK park rent $285, rental Public Notices Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! (801)598-8514 Brandon TRUSTEES AND dress), and more particu- 6bdrm, 3bth, 4 car ga- possibilities, $4200 obo. www.wantfullprice.com STANSBURY GREEN- Trustee's Sales larly described as: • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. rage 4466sqft Rambler. (435)833-4096 BELT SERVICE AREA Lot 436, MIDDLE CAN- • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. This home has 2 large Deadline for public no- LEASE OPTION/ rent to Lots & Land BOARD OF TRUSTEES, YON ESTATES PLAT D, • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. family rooms, central tices is 4 p.m. the day own, furnished/ unfur- AND STANSBURY according to the official • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. air, gas fireplace, mas- prior to publication. • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. nished 4bdrm, 2.5bth, SERVICE AGENCY plat thereof, as recorded ter suite w/jetted tub Public notices submit- • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. brick home, 2 car ga- RESIDENTIAL BUILD- BOARD OF DIREC- in the office of the Tooele and walk-in closet. A ted past the deadline • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. rage, rent based on ING lot, Canyon Rim TORS County Recorder. steal at only $247,000. will not be accepted. • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. $140,000 appraisal. Estates, 12,000sqft, NOTICE is hereby given Together with all the im- 849-1572 Call Jeff for appt. zoned R1-12, all under- RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! that a meeting of the NOTICE OF TRUST- provements now or here- (801)244-3946 or ground utilities, peace- Board of Trustees of the EE'S SALE after erected on the LOG HOME on two (435)843-5501. 676 ful, secluded, beautiful SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? Stansbury Recreation The following described property, and all ease- acres in Pine Canyon, Country Club views, canyon atmos- Service Area and the property will be sold at ments, appurtenances, Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate horse property. Call phere, $29,900. Owner Greenbelt Service Area debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. STANSBURY PARK lake public auction to the and fixtures now or here- 882-4111 Prudential 882-7094. front home, affordable and the Board of Direc- highest bidder at the after a part of the proper- • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. tors of the Stansbury West Main Entrance, ty. MUST SEE! 3bdrm, 2bth $173,000 Call Talena at 4.62 ACRES located in • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. Service Agency will con- North Steps, Tooele The current beneficiary rambler in Stansbury 882-4111 Prudential Grantsville, $65,000. • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. vene on Wednesday, County Courthouse, 47 of the trust deed is • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. Park, $124,500, 843- (435)884-3917 or May 11, 2005 at 7:00 South Main Street, Chase Home Finance, 9886 (435)840-3171 p.m., at the Clubhouse, Tooele, Utah, on June 9, LLC, successor by merg- #1 Country Club Drive, er to Chase Manhattan DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 NO QUALIFYING. For HORSE PROPERTY/ 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Stansbury Park, Utah said day, for the purpose Mortgage Corporation PEAK sale by owner: Tooele, building lot, 19.31 acres 84074. Highlands, 135 South of foreclosing a trust and the record owner of 833-0740 with 1.4 acre feet of wa- Business Meeting the property as of the re- (Just South of Wal-Mart) 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, ter rights, 5650 deed originally executed 1. Call to Order on June 19, 2003 by Hy- cording of the notice of www.deseretpeakmtg.com large lot. Contact Den- Burmester Rd, Grants- 2. Pledge of Allegiance nis at (801)641-6905. un Sub Jung, as trustor, default is Misty J. Robin- ville. Brent, Remax, 3. Roll Call son. 843-9276 in favor of Mortgage 4. Review and Adopt Mi- Electronic Registration The sale is subject to a nutes bankruptcy filing, a pay- INDIANOLA 5.5 acres in Systems, Inc., as nomi- 5. Public Comment off, a reinstatement or hideaway valley, $9500, nee for New Line Mort- 6. Probable Vote Items any other condition of will carry contract. 884- gage, division of Repub- a. Tim Hawes, Richmond which the trustee is not 3342 lic Mortgage Home American Homes, Lake- Loans, LLC, its succes- aware that would cause side #6, #12, #13 – Jeff UTAH'S BEST LAND sors and assigns, cover- the cancellation of the Hold your Terry sale. If any such condi- bargain 40 acres - ing the following real 7. Manager’s Report property purported to be tion exists, the sale shall $24,900. Uinta Moun- 8. Recess tain area. Outdoor lov- located in Tooele County be void, the successful Work Session at 1913 North 370 West, bidder’s funds returned er's dream! Dramatic 1. Possible Vote Items mountain views, close Tooele, UT 84074 (the and the trustee and cur- a. Impact Fee Capital undersigned disclaims li- rent beneficiary shall not to conveniences. Sur- Facilities Plan, Review – Horses! rounded by wilderness. ability for any error in the be liable to the success- Gary Ziser address), and more par- ful bidder for any dam- Nearby lake and state b. Golf Course Restroom parks. Excellent financ- ticularly described as: age. Power – Randy Jones Lot 166, OVERLAKE ES- Bidders must tender to ing. Call UTLR 1-877- c. Greenbelt Resolution 349-5263. (ucan) TATES PHASE 1B, ac- the trustee a $5,000.00 – Dave Lawrence cording to the official plat deposit at the sale and d. Fitness Zones – Dave STOCKTON BUILDING thereof on file and of re- the balance of the pur- Lawrence Looking for an lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. cord in the office of the chase price by 12:00 e. Fitness Trails – Dave Newly constructed Tooele County Recorder, noon the day following Lawrence roads. Beautiful lake/ State of Utah. the sale. The deposit f. Snow Park Deck Con- mountain views. Great Together with all the im- must be in the form of a affordable piece of cept – Dave Lawrence for manufactured or provements now or here- cashier’s check or bank g. Noise Wall Bicycle custom built homes. after erected on the official check payable to Trail – Dave Lawrence property that you 882-7094. property, and all ease- Lundberg & Associates. h. Recreation Complex ments, appurtenances, The balance must be in Water Shares Concept – Dave Law- and fixtures now or here- the form of a wire trans- rence after a part of the proper- fer, cashier’s check, & your horse can 2. Board Members’ Re- ty. bank official check (credit 10-12 WATER shares ports and Requests The current beneficiary union official checks are wanted, must be cur- 3. Correspondence of the trust deed is Mort- not accepted) or U.S. settle down in? rently useable, transfer- 4. Financial and Bills gage Electronic Registra- Postal money order pay- rable to west side, 5. Adjourn tion Systems, Inc., as able to Lundberg & As- Tooele Valley for draw- (Published in the Tran- nominee for Wells Fargo sociates. If wire transfer ing from a well. script Bulletin May 24, Bank, N.A., its succes- is used, an additional (801)699-4512 2005) sors and assigns, and $10.00 must be remitted Just Wait! the record owner of the with the purchase price. SETTLEMENT CANYON PUBLIC NOTICE Cash payments are not Grantsville City Council property as of the record- water shares. 843-1395 ing of the notice of de- accepted. A trustee’s will hold a budget work deed will be delivered to meeting Wednesday, fault is Hyun Sub Jung. It’s coming soon WATER RIGHTS want- The sale is subject to a the successful bidder May 25th, 2005. The ed. (801)808-8530 bankruptcy filing, a pay- within three business meeting to be held at days after receipt of the 429 E. Main, Grantsville, off, a reinstatement or Office Space any other condition of amount bid. UT 84029 regular meet- DATED: May 6, 2005. ing to begin at 7:00 p.m. which the trustee is not aware that would cause Scott Lundberg, Trust- RENT TO own. 2450sqft AGENDA: ee commerical building on 1. Budget for 2005/2006 the cancellation of the sale. If any such condi- 3269 South Main, #100 Main St. High traffic and fiscal year. Salt Lake City, UT visual. (801)463-7777 2. Adjourn tion exists, the sale shall be void, the successful 84115 or (801) 403-3955 Wendy Palmer (801) 263-3400 City Recorder bidder’s funds returned Buildings and the trustee and cur- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. In compliance with the – 5:00 p.m. American with Disability rent beneficiary shall not be liable to the success- L&A Case No. 05-41862 Act, Grantsville City will Team B/CR If you build, remodel or accommodate reasona- ful bidder for any dam- remove buildings you age. THIS COMMUNICATION ble requests to assist the IS AN ATTEMPT TO can place your classi- disabled to participate in Bidders must tender to fied ad in 47 of Utah's the trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND meetings. Request for ANY INFORMATION newspapers for only assistance may be made deposit at the sale and $135. for 25 words ($5. the balance of the pur- OBTAINED WILL BE by calling City Hall at USED FOR THAT PUR- for each additional least 3 days in advance chase price by 12:00 word). You will reach up noon the day following POSE. of the meeting that will (Published in the Tran- to 500,000 potential be attended by calling the sale. The deposit customers and all you must be in the form of a script Bulletin May 10, 17 884-3411. & 24, 2005) do is call the Tooele (Published in the Tran- cashier’s check or bank Transcript Bulletin at script Bulletin May 24, official check payable to (435)882-0050 for all 2005) Lundberg & Associates. Call Laramie Dunn the details. (Ucan) The balance must be in the form of a wire trans- STEEL BUILDINGS. fer, cashier’s check, FACTORY Deals. Save bank official check (credit 435.224.4000 $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x union official checks are 200'. Example: 50 x 100 not accepted) or U.S. x 12'= $3.60 square Postal money order pay- foot. 1-800-658-2885. able to Lundberg & As- www.rigidbuilding.com sociates. If wire transfer (ucan) is used, an additional Continued on next page TUESDAY May 24, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices The sale is subject to a $10.00 must be remitted as Entry No. 152106 in ranty, express or implied, SECTION I - PURPOSE. the envelope * Roofing grant assistance and a past five years. Grants- Trustee's Sales bankruptcy filing, a pay- with the purchase price. Book 0637, Page 0247, regarding title, posses- The Board of County Bids*. The District re- proposal for design, con- ville representatives off, a reinstatement or Cash payments are not of Official Records of sion, or encumbrances. Commissioners of serves the right to waive struction documents and must have the ability to NOTICE OF TRUST- any other condition of accepted. A trustee’s Tooele County, Utah, Bidders must be pre- Tooele County, Utah de- any formalities and ac- project management, for visit some of the sites. EE'S SALE which the trustee is not deed will be delivered to covering real property lo- pared to tender to the sires to maintain appro- cept or reject any bid it the successful comple- 8. Include the floor plans The following described aware that would cause the successful bidder cated at 774 West Vine Trustee a $5,000.00 priate access between deems in its best inter- tion of a new fire station of fire stations your firm real property will be sold the cancellation of the within three business Street Tooele, UT cashier’s check at the appointed planning com- est. for Grantsville City. has designed along with at public auction to the sale. If any such condi- days after receipt of the 84074, Tooele County, sale and a cashier’s mission members and (Published in the Tran- III. SUBMISSION OF renderings and/or photo- highest bidder without tion exists, the sale shall amount bid. State of Utah and more check for the balance of their constituents, but de- script Bulletin May 19 & PROPOSALS graphs of completed warranty as to title, pos- be void, the successful DATED: May 23, 2005. particularly described as the purchase price within sires to clarify when ex 24, 2005) Quotations shall be sub- buildings. Also any other session or encumbran- bidder’s funds returned Scott Lundberg, Trust- follows: Beginning north 24 hours after the sale. parte contact, meaning mitted in a sealed enve- information that would ces, at the West main and the trustee and cur- ee 89 degrees 45' 15' west DATED this 10th day of contact with planning REQUEST FOR PRO- lope with the project title aid in the evaluation of entrance North steps of rent beneficiary shall not 3269 South Main, #100 842.5 feet west of the May, 2005. commissioners other POSALS shown on the face of the the design. the Tooele County Court- be liable to the success- Salt Lake City, UT southeast corner of lot 1, /s/ than during a regularly All proposals will be envelope. In order to be 9. Indicate the present house, 47 South Main, ful bidder for any dam- 84115 block 3, plat B. Tooele KAMI L. PETERSON, scheduled planning com- opened privately by the considered for award, level of professional lia- Tooele, Utah, on June 7, age. (801) 263-3400 City Survey, Tooele City, Successor Trustee mission meeting, be- Mayor, his staff and Fire the offerer must com- bility insurance coverage 2005, at 4:30 o'clock Bidders must tender to Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. running thence west 70 Zions First National comes inappropriate. Department representa- plete all requirements of the firm. p.m., of said day: Situat- the trustee a $5,000.00 – 5:00 p.m. feet; thence north 155 Bank The Board of County tives. Proposals will be and submit the same 10. Fixed fee for pre-de- ed in the County of deposit at the sale and L&A Case No. 05-50904 feet; thence east 70 feet; P.O. Box 30709 Commissioners of reviewed to determine with a signed proposal sign programming, line Tooele, State of Utah, the balance of the pur- Team C/NB thence south 55 feet to Salt Lake City, UT Tooele County, Utah, that the functional re- sheet, on or before the item preliminary cost es- more particularly descri- chase price by 12:00 THIS COMMUNICATION the point of beginning. 84130-0709 has determined that ex quirements of the City specified date and time timates and funding as- bed as follows: noon the day following IS AN ATTEMPT TO Subject an easement (801) 594-8433 parte contact with indi- are met. An award will for the proposal submit- sistance and fee for de- Lot 10, THE RIDGE the sale. The deposit COLLECT A DEBT, AND over and across the west Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. viduals is inappropriate be made after the appro- tal. sign, contract documents PLAT "A", a Subdivision must be in the form of a ANY INFORMATION 11 feet of said property. to 5:00 p.m. when the contact in- priate approvals are re- IV. PROPOSAL SHEET and construction admin- of Tooele City, according cashier’s check or bank OBTAINED WILL BE A.P.N. 2-080-0-0016 The (Published in the Tran- volves an individual in- ceived. All prices and notations istration as a percentage to the official plat, record- official check payable to USED FOR THAT PUR- address of the property script Bulletin May 17, 24 volved in litigation with PROJECT: shall be printed in ink or (%) of the cost of the ed in the office of the Lundberg & Associates. POSE. is purported to be 774 & 31, 2005) Tooele County involving GRANTSVILLE CITY typewritten. No erasures project. Tooele County Recorder. The balance must be in (Published in the Tran- West Vine Street land use issues. The FIRE STATION will be permitted. Errors 11. Any other pertinent TAX # 11-77-10 the form of a wire trans- script Bulletin May 24, 31 Tooele, UT 84074 The Public Notices Board also finds that ARCHITECTURAL EN- may be crossed out and information regarding Purportedly known as: fer, cashier’s check, & June 7, 2005) undersigned disclaims li- when a planning com- GINEERING SERVICES corrections printed in ink qualification and per- 461 East 670 North, Miscellaneous bank official check (credit ability for any error in the mission is acting in its REQUIREMENTS: or typewritten adjacent to formance date Tooele, UT 84074 (the union official checks are NOTICE OF TRUST- address. Said sale will Deadline for public no- quasi-judicial capacity, Proposals must be sub- the original figure and requested by Grantsville undersigned disclaims li- not accepted) or U.S. EE’S SALE be made without cove- tices is 4 p.m. the day the decisions it makes mitted no later than 2:00 shall be initialed in ink by City. ability for any error in the Postal money order pay- File No. 04-UT0053 nant or warranty, ex- prior to publication. must be based on infor- p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the person signing the The Mayor and his Staff address). able to Lundberg & As- Loan No. 37532722 pressed or implied, re- Public notices submit- mation presented at a June 1, 2005 to the proposal. It is preferred as the Selection Commit- The Trust Deed being sociates. If wire transfer The following described garding title, possession, ted past the deadline meeting open to the pub- Grantsville City Record- that the pre-design pro- tee will use the following foreclosed by these non- is used, an additional real property will be sold or encumbrances, to pay will not be accepted. lic. er’s Office, 429 East gramming, cost esti- criteria as applicable, to judicial trust deed fore- $10.00 must be remitted at public auction to the the remaining principal The Board further de- Main Street, Grantsville, mates and grant assis- rate each responding closure proceedings is with the purchase price. highest bidder payable in sum of the note(s) se- NOTICE TO CRED- sires to designate the Utah 84029. Proposals tance be expressed in a firm and make a recom- dated March 15, 1999, Cash payments are not lawful money of the Unit- cured by said Deed of ITORS AND AN- county’s various planning should reflect the best dollar amount and that mendation to the City and was executed by MI- accepted. A trustee’s ed States at the time of Trust, with interest there- NOUNCEMENT OF AP- commissions as land use and most competitive of- the design, construction Council. The City Coun- CHAEL C. GIBSON a deed will be delivered to sale, On the north steps on, as provided in said POINTMENT authorities, pursuant to fers. However, Grants- documents and construc- cil will meet on June 4, married person, as Trust- the successful bidder to the main entrance at note(s), advances, if any, Estate of EVA DAR- the newly enacted land ville City reserves the tion administration fees 2005 at 7:00 p.m. to or, in favor of Mortgage within three business the Tooele County Court- under the terms of the LENE MCKINNEY, De- use law of the State. right to negotiate best of- be expressed as a per- make a selection 5% Electronic Registration days after receipt of the house, located in Tooele, Deed of Trust, estimated ceased. The Board also finds fers prior to final award. centage (%) of the cost Responsiveness Provid- Systems, Inc., the pres- amount bid. UT, on June 13, 2005 at fees, charges and ex- JUDY LYNN MARSHALL technical corrections Proposals must be sub- of the project. Fee por- ing all pertinent and re- ent Beneficiary. The DATED: May 12, 2005. 01:00 PM of said day, for penses of the Trustee has been appointed Per- need to be made to the mitted in a sealed enve- tions of the proposal will quired information. present owner is report- Scott Lundberg, Trust- the purpose of foreclos- and of the trusts created sonal Representative of other sections of Title 4, lope clearly marked, be made part of the pub- 10% Firm Experience ed to be MICHAEL C. ee ing a trust deed executed by said Deed of Trust, to the estate Chapter 5. FIRE STATION along lic record,. other informa- Scope, categories, or GIBSON a married per- 3269 South Main, #100 by Chad D. Barber and wit: $108,940.63 (Esti- of the above-named de- SECTION II - SEC- with the name and ad- tion submitted must be type of work experience, son. Salt Lake City, UT Heather R. Barber, hus- mated). Sale information cedent. All persons hav- TIONS ENACTED. Sec- dress of the vendor sub- marked as proprietary to related to this project. The purchase price is 84115 band, and wife, as joint may be available by call- ing claims against the tions 4-5-8, 4-5-9, 4-10- mitting the quote. be considered such. All 10% Individual Experi- payable in lawful money (801) 263-3400 tenants as Trustor(s), in ing one business day pri- above estate are re- 8, and 4-10-9 of the If verbal presentations proposals must remain ence Qualifications and of the United States of Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. favor of MLSG, Inc., A or to (or on) the sched- quired to present them to Tooele County Code are are required, they will be firm for one - hundred experience of principal America. Bidders must – 5:00 p.m. Nevada Corporation, and uled sale date. Please be Douglas Hogan, 86 hereby enacted to read scheduled at a later time and twenty days follow- employees to be as- be prepared to tender to L&A Case No. 05-50780 recorded on December advised that the opening South Main, Tooele, UT as attached hereto, and date. Specifications ing the closing proposal signed to the project re- the Trustee a $5,000.00 Team A/CS 4, 2003 as Entry No. bid amount may be re- 84074, who is the attor- which attachment is, by for proposals may be ob- date. flecting technical capabil- non-refundable deposit THIS COMMUNICATION 215154 in Book 909, duced from the total debt ney for the Estate, or the this reference, made a tained from Wendy V. SIGNATURE ON ities and significant proj- in certified funds or a IS AN ATTEMPT TO Page 487, of Official Re- due. Bidders must be Clerk of the Court on or part hereof. Palmer - Grantsville City PROPOSAL SHEET ect experience of similar cashier's check at the COLLECT A DEBT, AND cords of Tooele County, prepared to tender to the before the 17th day of SECTION III - SEC- Recorder. Your quote sheet must size for the past five (5) time of sale to secure ANY INFORMATION Utah, covering real prop- trustee $5,000.00 at the August 2005, or said TIONS AMENDED. Sec- For further project infor- be signed by an author- years. bid, and the balance of OBTAINED WILL BE erty located at 223 East sale and the balance of claims shall be forever tions 4-5-1 through 4-5-7 mation or specifications ized representative of the 15% Design Ability Dem- the purchase price must USED FOR THAT PUR- Clermont Lane Stans- the purchase price by barred. of the Tooele County please contact Wendy company named there- onstrate the firm’s ca- be paid in full in the form POSE. bury Park, UT 84074, 10:00 AM the day follow- Law Office of L. Doug- Code are hereby amend- Palmer - Grantsville City on. The signature on pacity of innovation in all of certified funds or a (Published in the Tran- Tooele County, State of ing the sale. Both pay- las Hogan, P.C. ed to read as attached Recorder (435) 884- this form shall be inter- aspects of the design. cashier's check within 24 script Bulletin May 17, 24 Utah and more particu- ments must be in the 86 South Main hereto. 3411. preted to signify the ven- 5% Program Adaption hours from the time of & 31, 2005) larly described as fol- form of a cashier’s Tooele, UT 84074 SECTION IV - REPEAL- The right is reserved to dor’s intent to comply Demonstrate the firm’s sale. lows: Lot 130, The Vil- check. Cash or "official (435)843-5573 ER. Ordinances and res- reject all proposals, to with all terms, conditions capacity for innovation in This Trustee’s Sale is NOTICE OF TRUST- lage at Country Neigh- checks" are not accepta- (Published in the Tran- olutions in conflict here- waive any informality or and specifications in this its program adaptation. subject to a bankruptcy EE'S SALE borhood Phase A, plat 2, ble This firm is assisting script Bulletin May 17, 24 with are hereby repealed technicality or to accept solicitation, unless spe- 5% Energy Conservation filing, a payoff, a rein- The following described (A Resubdivision of in the collection of a debt & 31, 2005) to the extent of such con- proposals deemed in the cific exceptions are not- Demonstrate the firm’s statement or any other property will be sold at phase 1A, Country and any information ob- flict. best interest of Grants- ed on the face of the pro- capacity for incorporat- condition of which the public auction to the Crossing Neighborhood tained may be used for NOTICE TO CRED- SECTION V - EFFEC- ville City Corporation. posal. ing innovative energy trustee is not aware that highest bidder at the Amended), according to that purpose. Dated: ITORS AND AN- TIVE DATE. This ordi- ALL PROPOSALS THAT VI. FUNDING conservation techniques would cause the cancel- West Main Entrance, the Official plat thereof 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, NOUNCEMENT OF AP- nance shall become ef- MEET, EXCEED OR Grantsville City is explor- in design. lation of this sale. Fur- North Steps, Tooele as recorded in the Office ESQ., as Successor POINTMENT fective 15 days after its ARE COMPARABLE TO ing funding options and 10% References Provide ther, if any of these con- County Courthouse, 47 of the Tooele County Re- Trustee 1424 S. Legend Estate of ASHTON passage provided it has MINIMUM SPECIFICA- plans to apply for a low names of five (5) clients ditions exist, this sale will South Main Street, corder. A.P.N. 14-013-0- Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- KENNETH NEBEKER, been published, or at TIONS WILL BE AC- cost loan through the who may be contacted, be null and void, the suc- Tooele, Utah, on June 0130 The address of the field, UT 84015 Phone Deceased. such publication date if CEPTED. Permanent Community including at least two for cessful bidder’s funds 23, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of property is purported to (801) 614-5050 Probate No. more than 15 days after FOR GRANTSVILLE Impact Board. whom services were ren- shall be returned, and said day, for the purpose be 223 East Clermont P230270. CAROLYN PROCTOR, passage. CITY VII. PROPOSAL EVALU- dered in the year imme- the Trustee and the Ben- of foreclosing a trust Lane Stansbury Park, (Published in the Tran- whose address is 255 IN WITNESS WHEREOF WENDY PALMER, CITY ATION CRITERIA diately preceding the eficiary shall not be liable deed originally executed UT 84074 The under- script Bulletin May 17, 24 North Second Street, the Tooele County Com- RECORDER 1. Name of firm, location statement of interest. to the successful bidder on January 9, 2004 by signed disclaims liability & 31, 2005) Tooele, Utah 84074, has mission, which is the leg- GRANTSVILLE CITY of its office and firm size. 5% Consultants Provide for any damages. Aimee Romrell and Pat- for any error in the ad- been appointed Personal islative body of Tooele REQUEST FOR PRO- 2. The education, train- the names of the consul- THIS COMMUNICATION rick Broos, as trustors, in dress. Said sale will be NOTICE OF TRUST- Representative of the es- County, passed, ap- POSAL - SPECIFICA- ing and qualifications of tants that your firm plans IS AN ATTEMPT TO favor of Mortgage Elec- made without covenant EE’S SALE tate of the above-named proved and enacted this TIONS members of the firm and to use on this project. COLLECT A DEBT, AND tronic Registration Sys- or warranty, expressed On Friday, June 17, decendent. All persons ordinance this 10th day ARCHITECTURAL-EN- key employees for this 5% Project Schedule ANY INFORMATION tems, Inc., as nominee or implied, regarding title, 2005, on the front steps having claims against the of May 2005. GINEERING SERVICES project, including the per- Providing a proposed OBTAINED WILL BE for Finance America, possession, or encum- of the Tooele County above estate are re- ATTEST: GRANTSVILLE CITY son responsible for de- project schedule and the USED FOR THAT PUR- LLC., its successors and brances, to pay the re- Courthouse, 47 South quired to present them to TOOELE COUNTY FIRE STATION sign and the Person re- approach the firm will POSE. assigns, covering the fol- maining principal sum of Main, Tooele, Utah, at the undersigned or to the COMMISSION: I. INTENT OF SPECIFI- sponse for field supervi- take. DATED: May 5, 2005. lowing real property pur- the note(s) secured by the hour of 3:30 p.m., the Clerk of the Court on or Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk CATIONS sion during construction. 30% Estimated Fee Paul M. Halliday, Jr. ported to be located in said Deed of Trust, with following described real before the 17th day of Dennis Rockwell, It is the intent of these 3. The experience of the Fees for programming, Successor Trustee Tooele County at 948 interest thereon, as pro- property will be sold at August, 2005, or said Chairman specifications to be de- firm with this type of proj- concept design and as- 376 East 400 South, North Walden Drive, vided in said note(s), ad- public auction to the claims shall be forever ( S E A L ) scriptive and non-restric- ect, reflecting technical sistance in obtaining Suite 300 Tooele, UT 84074 (the vances, if any, under the highest bidder, in lawful barred. Commissioner Rock- tive. Brand or trade capabilities and project funding and a fee for de- Salt Lake City, Utah undersigned disclaims li- terms of the Deed of money of the United CAROLYN PROCTOR well voted names may be used to experience. sign, preparation of con- 84111 ability for any error in the Trust, estimated fees, States, for the purpose of 255 North 2nd Street Commissioner Law- identify quality and per- 4. Ability to complete tract documents and Telephone: (801) 355- address), and more par- charges and expenses of foreclosing a Deed of Tooele, Utah 84074 rence voted formance levels and ap- work in a minimum construction administra- 2886 ticularly described as: the Trustee and of the Trust with Assignment of Telephone No. Commissioner John- proved equals will be amount of time. tion. Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., Lot 133, CANYON AT trusts created by said Rents dated December (435)882-0825 son voted considered. These spec- 5. Experience and per- Send your response to: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. WALDEN HILLS SUBDI- Deed of Trust, to wit: 22, 1997 executed by (Published in the Tran- APPROVED AS TO ifications set forth in the formance of the firm’s Wendy Palmer (MST) VISION NO. 1, according $128,854.05 (Estimated). DAVID W. CASTAGNO, script Bulletin May 17, 24 FORM: minimum requirements proposed personnel on Grantsville City Recorder FILE NUMBER: 26453 to the official plat thereof, Sale information may be as Trustor, to secure cer- & 31, 2005) Douglas J. Ahlstrom for the specified project. other fire stations for cit- 429 East Main Street (Published in the Tran- as recorded in the Office available by calling one tain obligations in favor Tooele County Attor- II. PROJECT DESCRIP- ies of comparable size. Grantsville, Utah 84029 script Bulletin May 10, 17 NOTICE TO CRED- of the Tooele County Re- business day prior to (or of ZIONS FIRST NA- ney TION 6. Name all consultants or for information email & 24, 2005) ITORS AND AN- corder. on) the scheduled sale TIONAL BANK, as Bene- (Published in the Tran- The intent of this RFP is that the firm plans to use at wendy@grantsvilleon- Together with all the im- NOUNCEMENT OF AP- script Bulletin May 24, on this project. line.com NOTICE OF TRUST- date. Please be advised ficiary (the "Trust Deed"), to seek qualified propos- provements now or here- POINTMENT 2005) 7. The names of five cli- Telephone Number: EE'S SALE that the opening bid which Trust Deed was als from interested par- after erected on the Estate of DIANA WIXIE ents who may be con- (435) 884-3411 The following described amount may be reduced recorded in the official ties to provide separate property, and all ease- RUCKMAN, Deceased. tacted for references, in- (Published in the Tran- property will be sold at from the total debt due. records of Tooele Coun- PUBLIC NOTICE proposals for professio- ments, appurtenances, Probate No. cluding at least two for script Bulletin May 24, 26 public auction to the Bidders must be pre- ty, State of Utah, on De- The Tooele County nal services in the areas and fixtures now or here- JAMES BRIAN HAR- whom fire station facili- & 31, 2005) highest bidder at the pared to tender to the cember 29, 1997 as En- School District is re- of pre-design program- after a part of the proper- LOW, whose address is ties of the size indicated West Main Entrance, trustee $5,000.00 at the try No. 104967 in Book questing quotations for ming, preliminary line ty. 5405 Wolfe Drive, Okla- were designed in the North Steps, Tooele sale and the balance of 484 at Page 978. The replacing portions of the item cost estimates and The current beneficiary homa City, OK 73145, County Courthouse, 47 the purchase price by Trust Deed encumbers roof at Grantsville Ele- of the trust deed is Mort- has been appointed Per- South Main Street, 10:00 AM the day follow- certain real property lo- mentary School. Specifi- gage Electronic Registra- sonal Representative of Tooele, Utah, on June ing the sale. Both pay- cated in Tooele County, cations call for removing tion Systems, Inc., as the estate of the above- 16, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of ments must be in the State of Utah, which real the existing roof system, nominee for US Bank named decendent. All said day, for the purpose form of a cashier’s property is more particu- furnishing and installing ���������������������� Home Mortgage, its suc- persons having claims of foreclosing a trust check. Cash or "official larly described in the insulation, a multi-lay- cessors and assigns, against the above estate deed originally executed checks" are not accepta- Trust Deed as follows: ered, cold-modified as- and the record owners of are required to present ������������������������� on June 30, 2003 by ble This firm is assisting BEGINNING 1256.49 phalt built-up roof, flash- the property as of the re- them to the undersigned Walter Jim Dixon and in the collection of a debt FEET NORTH AND ings, and miscellaneous cording of the notice of or to the Clerk of the Jennifer D. Dixon, as and any information ob- 739.35 FEET WEST OF accessories. Plans and �������� default are Aimee Rom- Court on or before the trustors, in favor of Wells tained may be used for THE SOUTHEAST COR- specifications will be rell and Patrick Broos. 17th day of August, Fargo Home Mortgage, that purpose. Dated: NER OF THE NORTH- available on May 23, The sale is subject to a 2005, or said claims shall Inc., covering the follow- 5/6/2005 John W. Lish, WEST QUARTER OF 2005 for a $50.00 re- bankruptcy filing, a pay- be forever barred. ing real property purport- ESQ., as Successor SECTION 29, TOWN- fundable deposit from off, a reinstatement or JAMES BRIAN HAR- ed to be located in Trustee 1424 S. Legend SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE Timmerman any other condition of LOW Tooele County at 536 Hills Dr., Ste. 120 Clear- 5 WEST, SALT LAKE Associates/Architect @ which the trustee is not 5405 Wolfe Drive East Bristol Cove, field, UT 84015 Phone BASE AND MERIDIAN, 243 E. 400 S. Salt Lake aware that would cause Oklahoma City, OK Tooele, UT 84074 (the (801)614-5050 P230271. ON THE WEST LINE OF City, UT. 84111 (801) the cancellation of the 73145 undersigned disclaims li- (Published in the Tran- MAIN STREET OF VER- 363-4202. Prospective sale. If any such condi- Telephone No. ability for any error in the script Bulletin May 17, 24 NON, UTAH, RUNNING bidders will be required tion exists, the sale shall (405)455-3950 address), and more par- & 31, 2005) THENCE SOUTH 178 to attend a Pre-bid meet- be void, the successful (Published in the Tran- ticularly described as: FEET; THENCE WEST ing held at the Board Of- bidder’s funds returned NOTICE OF TRUST- script Bulletin May 17, 24 Lot 16, STONEHAVEN 165 FEET; THENCE fice on May 24, 2005 at and the trustee and cur- EE’S SALE & 31, 2005) PHASE 1 SUBDIVISION, NORTH 185 FEET; 9:00 a.m. This project rent beneficiary shall not File No. 05-UT0016 according to the official THENCE SOUTH 87 ORDINANCE 2005-14 must be completed by be liable to the success- Loan No. 7511899 plat thereof on file and of DEGREES 45 MINUTES AN ORDINANCE EN- August 19, 2005. Sealed ful bidder for any dam- The following described record in the Tooele EAST 165 FEET TO ACTING SECTIONS 4- bids are due June 1, age. real property will be sold County Recorder's Of- THE POINT OF BEGIN- 5-8 AND 4-10-8 OF THE 2005 at 10:00 a.m. and Bidders must tender to at public auction to the fice. NING. TOOELE COUNTY must be addressed to the trustee a $5,000.00 highest bidder payable in Together with all the im- Commonly known as: CODE, REGULATING Mr. Bill Sampson, Busi- deposit at the sale and lawful money of the Unit- provements now or here- 150 North Main, Vernon, CERTAIN EX PARTE ness Administrator, the balance of the pur- ed States at the time of after erected on the UT 84080. This street CONTACT WITH PLAN- Tooele County School chase price by 12:00 sale, At the north steps property, and all ease- address is given for infor- NING COMMISSIONS; District, 92 South Lode- noon the day following to the main entrance at ments, appurtenances, mational purposes only ENACTING SECTIONS stone Way, Tooele, Ut. the sale. The deposit the Tooele County Court- and fixtures now or here- and the undersigned dis- 4-5-9 AND 4-10-9 DES- Bids must be accompa- must be in the form of a house, located in Tooele, ��������������������������������������������� after a part of the proper- claims any liability for IGNATING PLANNING nied by a Bid bond cashier’s check or bank UT, on June 13, 2005 at ������������������������������������������� ty. any error in the street ad- COMMISSIONS AS equivalent to 10 % of the official check payable to 01:00 PM of said day, for ����������������������������������������������� The current beneficiary dress. LAND USE AUTHORI- total amount bid. Lundberg & Associates. the purpose of foreclos- ������������������������������������������ of the trust deed is Wells The current beneficiary TIES; AND AMENDING The bid must clearly be The balance must be in ing a trust deed executed Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- of the Trust Deed is SECTIONS 4-5-1 marked on the outside of ����������������������������������������� the form of a wire trans- by Desiree Hobson, a cessor by merger to Zions First National Bank THROUGH 4-5-7, MAK- ��������������������������������������� fer, cashier’s check, married woman, as her Wells Fargo Home Mort- and the record owners of ING TECHNICAL COR- �������������������������������� bank official check (credit sole and separate prop- gage, Inc., and the re- the property as of the re- RECTIONS THERETO union official checks are erty as Trustor(s), in fa- ������������������������������������ cord owners of the prop- cording of the Notice of NOW, THEREFORE, BE not accepted) or U.S. vor of Evergreen Mon- ���������������������� erty as of the recording Default were David W. IT ORDAINED BY THE Postal money order pay- eysource Mortgage of the notice of default Castagno and Marilyn E. LEGISLATIVE BODY ���������������� able to Lundberg & As- Company, A Washington are Walter Jim Dixon and Castagno. OF TOOELE COUNTY, ����������������������� sociates. If wire transfer Corporation and record- Jennifer D. Dixon. Said sale will be made UTAH AS FOLLOWS: 882-0050 is used, an additional ed on August 31, 2000 without covenant or war- TUESDAY May 24, 2005 B10 WEDDINGS Teach kids about 911 dispatchers Griffiths/Sagers mergen- never give your address and Here are some suggestions to emergency, be sure to stay on the Lee and Lisa Griffiths of cies phone number to strangers, the help you tell the dispatcher what line. Do not hang up until the dis- Blackfoot, Idaho, are pleased Edon’t dispatchers are different. These they need to know to get you the patcher tells you it’s OK. That way to announce the marriage of happen very people are not strangers. They put help you need: you can be sure they have all the their daughter, Julie Ann, to often. But in many long hard hours of train- information they need to get help Kristofer Curtis Sagers, son when they do, ing to be able to do their best to • Make sure your house num- as quickly as possible. of Curtis and Kandy Sagers of you want to get you the help you need. Their ber is clearly visible from the Rush Valley, Utah, on Thursday, get help fast. main goal is to help you. In Tooele street. • If you happen to dial 911 by May 26, 2005, in the Salt Lake Whether you County the dispatchers are: mistake, or you are programming City LDS Temple. The couple need the fire • If you live in an apartment a new telephone, DON’T hang up. department, Lt. Regina Dekanich, building, make sure your child will make their home in Logan, Lynnette Gilmore Stay on the line and explain the the police or Supervisor knows the apartment number and Utah, where both are attending GUEST COLUMNIST situation. Otherwise, they will an ambulance, Mike Paget, Lead which floor you live on. Utah State University. send someone to check things all you need to Shannon Sparks, Lead Julie Ann Griffiths Children’s out. and Kristofer Curtis Sagers do is dial 911. Randi Gamble, Lead • How many people are in the When you call Justice Center Sharleen Manzione, Lead household? that number • Thanks to a Wireless an emergency Marshall Evans • Are there special circum- enhanced 911 program, you can operator called a dispatcher will Corliss Boulter stances in your home? For get help on your cellular phone assess the situation and send you Richard Curtis instance grandma has cancer, or for roadside emergencies. Folta/Barton the help you need Tyson Dixon mom has a heart condition, etc. The best way to handle an Jackie Power Lt. Dekanich and her staff Gregory and Nancy Folta of emergency is to be prepared Jessica Maumasi • Are there any pets in the yard stay current with changes and Erda and Butch and Carol Barton before one happens. First, know Tonya Phillips that they should know about? upgrades that will make it possi- of Grantsville are pleased to your address and phone number. Roxanne Fawson ble for Tooele County residents to announce the marriage of their Although you know you should • If you have to call 911 in an get the highest quality of service. children, Samantha Jo Folta and Bryan Wayne Barton. They will be married on May 26, 2005, in the Salt Lake Temple. A recep- tion honoring them will be held MILITARY NEWS later that evening at the home of the bride’s parents. We wish them much love, joy and hap- Jason V. Vargas piness. ������� Marine Corps Pfc. Jason V. ������������������������������������������ Samantha Jo Folta Vargas, son of Cheryl L. and ����������������������������������������������� and Bryan Wayne Barton Vincent Vargas of Tooele, recent- �������������������������������������������� ly completed the Personnel ������������������������������������������������� Clerk Course at Personnel ��������������������������������������������� Administration School, Marine ������������������������������������������������� Corps Service Support Schools, ������������������������������������������������� MISSIONARIES Camp Lejeune, N. C. ������������������������������������������ During the seven-week ������������������� course, Vargas received instruc- tion on the preparation and Versal and ���������������������������������������������� � �� maintenance of officer and ������������������������������������� enlisted service records. Vargas � ����� Gaylene Shields also learned to prepare all per- sonnel documents, including Versal A. and Gaylene Shields identification cards, promotion ���������������� have been called to serve a mis- ������������������������������� sion for The Church of Jesus certificates, individual evalua- Christ of Latter-day Saints. They tion reports and leave authori- ����������������������������� will serve in the Texas Dallas zations. Mission. They will report to the As a Marine Corps personnel Mission Training Center on May clerk, Vargas will be responsible 30, 2005. for providing enlisted personnel with information and counseling about Marine Corps jobs, oppor- tunities for general education and training, promotion require- Versal A. and Gaylene Shields ments, rights and benefits. Vargas also will keep records up to date, prepare reports, type letters and maintain files. GRADUATIONS Vargas joined the Marine Show Your Graduate’s Corps in September 2004. Chelsy Walters Jason V. Vargas Baby Photo to the World! What a busy seven months for this young lady. On Saturday, William R. Hodge May 21, she will graduate from Our Baby Graduate Photo Page Provo College with a degree in Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class will run in the massage therapy. She also trav- William R. Hodge III, son of eled with Grantsville FFA to Sandra and William R. Hodge of Kentucky in October to get her Tooele, recently deployed on a American FFA degree. routine, scheduled deployment, Keep up the good work Chel. while assigned to the guided- We are proud of you. missile cruiser U.S.S. Normandy, Love, homeported in Norfolk, Va. Your family Hodge’s ship deployed along with U.S.S. Kearsarge, U.S.S. Tuesday, May 31st, 2005 Chelsy Walters Ashland, U.S.S. Ponce and U.S.S. Gonzalez, as part of the U.S.S. 1. Baby photos must be submitted to the Kearsarge Expeditionary Strike Group in support of the global Transcript-Bulletin by Friday, May 27th, war on terrorism and Operations John Doe Hampton 2005 by 5:00pm Jolene Jenkins Enduring/Iraqi Freedom. Tooele High School Hodge is one of more than 2. Please enclose any message you want 350 Sailors serving aboard U.S.S. “Never stop believing in yourself Congratulations to Jolene (up to 30 words) with photo. Mair Jenkins who recently Normandy, an Aegis equipped and all your dreams will come true. graduated from the University cruiser able to engage in offensive Youʼve made us so proud. Good of Utah with a masters degree actions against the enemy through luck in all that you do.” 3. You can pick up your photo the day after in English. She attended BYU- employment of long-range anti- Love your Family it appears at the Transcript-Bulletin office. Idaho prior to serving an LDS shipping missiles, land attack mis- mission to Milan, Italy. Upon her siles and naval gunfire. return she obtained a bachelor’s Hodge is a 2002 graduate of degree from BYU and is current- Tooele High School of Tooele, DEADLINE: ly teaching eighth grade English Utah and joined the Navy in at Crescent View Middle School September 2002. For more infor- Friday, May 27th, 2005 in Sandy. Jolene is married to mation on the deployment and Cost: $22.00 Nic Jenkins and is the daugh- high resolution photographs, visit ter of Dee and Arlene Mair of Navy’s Web site at http://www. (Payment must accompany order.) Jolene Mair Jenkins Grantsville. Her grandparents monterey.navy.mil. are Dan and Virginia Mair and CLIP AND MAIL the late Ernie and Ida Medina. GRADUATEʼS NAME______Way to go, Jo! PRINT NAME YES NO Super Crossword Answers BIRTH DATE______PHONE______ADDRESS______

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