www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Bit N’ Spur T rodeo caps sixth decade with bang and buck. See A8 BULLETIN July 5, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 12 50 cents Sewer project Sights and Sounds of Freedom stuck on hold in Stockton Citizens file initiative for vote

by Karen Lee Scott STAFF WRITER Even though it’s been months since the Stockton Town Council voted to not move forward with a multi-million dollar sewer system, the state Water Quality Board has yet to receive formal notice of the no-go decision nor any of the $300,000 owed in preliminary work costs. The town’s attorney, Curt Morris, was to draft a letter for the council, but the council has yet to agree on the specific contents of the note so noth- ing has been sent. Meantime, a citizens’ initiative has been submit- ted to the Stockton Town Clerk as well as to the Tooele County Clerk which asks that the council move the sewer project forward. If the council does not move the sewer system ahead, then the initia- tive calls for a town-wide vote to take place. The initiative requests that the legal voters of Stockton vote on the matter in a special election. It also requests that no further action be taken by the council other than to extend deadlines with the water board until the votes are tallied. Specifically the initiative states, “We the towns- people of Stockton propose that the State Water Quality Board proceed with the sewer project with these limitations: A. Project funding must be structured such that the monthly users fee will not exceed $41.50 per month per household, whether in the presence or absence of any growth. B. Project will exclude the ‘Barber and Rawhide subdivisions’ households due to the ability of these subdivisions lots to maintain individual on-site wastewater systems. C. Project must include construction and connec- tion of service laterals and abatement of all on site waste water systems as part of the project costs.” photography / Troy Boman Fireworks at Deseret Peak Complex delight (l-r) Dan Johnson, Shawna Kid, Jennifer Pace and Sam Weyland Monday night as Tooele Valley’ Fourth of July celebrations concluded. SEE SEWER ON A2 Volunteers lift festivities to new heights Historic by Mark Watson began the process six months ago. following the parade. “It takes All the work does take its toll. hundreds of volunteers and hours STAFF WRITER airfield Volunteers who helped make Rodeo Chairman Jim Harrell and hours of work. ” He said vol- Tooele’s Fourth of July celebration left on vacation soon after the dust unteers make it all happen from a big success can now take a deep settled at Deseret Peak Complex. the 5K Run early in the day to the manager breath and savor a job well done. Even Grand Marshal Clea Sullivan, fireworks at night. “Year after year the celebration who led the parade riding in a As Tooele’s population contin- continues to grow,” said Tooele wagon pulled by giant, majestic ues to grow, so does its Fourth of Mayor Charlie Roberts. “It’s excit- horses while she was decked out July parade and other activities. honored in her western attire, left town For the second straight year the ing to see so many people par- by David Bern ticipate. We really appreciate and soon after the celebration for parade continued south on Main want to thank all the volunteers some rest and relaxation. Street to 400 North before heading STAFF WRITER In the year 2000 Jim Petersen who made this year’s celebration “All of this just does not hap- west to 200 West and then back to photography / Mark Watson was looking for a unique challenge such a great success.” pen on its own,” Roberts told the Katya Golikova, left, and Kristina Prislonova wave Russian flags during that would require personal sac- City employees and volunteers crowd at the swimming pool park SEE TOOELE ON A3 Tooele’s parade. The pair lives in Kambarka, Tooele’s Russian sister city. rifice and provide opportunity to give something back to the com- munity. He found that challenge in Patriotism Tooele County’s Great Salt Lake Desert while making a spon- shines in taneous stop at today’s Historic Wendover Airfield. Little did he know that such spontaneity would Grantville result a few years later in him being honored as Utah’s 2005 “Airport Manager of the Year.” by Mary Ruth Hammond The 57-year-old president and STAFF WRITER manager of Tooele County’s Historic From the Little Miss Wendover Airfield, received the Grantsville Pageant held prestigious award from the Utah Friday, July 1 to the grand Division of Aeronautics dur- finale fireworks sponsored ing the Utah Airport Operator by Grantsville City and the Association’s spring conference in Volunteer Fire Department, St. George. Grantsville’s Fourth of July As part of the accolades, celebration is sure to be Petersen was given an engraved remembered for a long time plaque that acknowledges him as to come. “A man of patience, perseverance Patriotism seemed to be and leadership in the develop- running at an aIl-time high ment and the success” of Historic this year — most likely Wendover Airfield. because of the men and “Getting the award was a bit women currently putting of a surprise,” said Petersen. “I’m their lives on the line in Iraq new at the airport management and Afghanistan to help resi- business. There are other airport photography / Taylor Nova managers in the state that have A inflatable Statue of Liberty towers over Grantsville’s Fourth of July parade. Tooele County residents embraced the holiday with parades, been doing this a lot longer SEE GRANTSVILLE ON A4 fireworks shows, a rodeo and plenty of patriotism. SEE PETERSEN ON A5

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 SPORTS A8 INSIDE Mostly clear tonight. Lows OBITUARIES A7 HOMETOWN B1 More parade photos show in the mid 60s. Mostly sunny community spirit. Wednesday. Highs in the 90s. TV LISTINGS B5 DOINGS B3 See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY July 5, 2005 ETCETERA ... Small fires dot county over holiday weekend Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast by Karen Lee Scott than 100 square feet) was started Highway and in Ibapah over the • Be careful with gas lanterns, Date High Low (prec./inches) STAFF WRITER near an apartment complex behind weekend as well. barbecue grills, gas stoves, and Wal-Mart. Tooele City Fire Chief anything that can be a source of June 30 85 54 Wed 93/64 A few small fires were started Fire safety tips July 1 92 61 7/6 this holiday weekend from a variety Larry McFarland said it was caused According to Utah Interagency ignition for a wildfire. July 2 94 66 Sunny skies. High 93F. Winds SW of ignition sources ranging from a by fireworks and that it was speed- Fire Information (www.utahfire- When using OHVs make sure to: July 3 83 59 ily put out. July 4 89 58 at 5 to 10 mph. welding torch and a Dutch over to info.gov) there a several ways to • Never park on or drive through fireworks and lightning — but all Another small fire was started help prevent fires both while camp- dry grass. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer things considered Tooele County last night on the corner of 600 ing and while enjoying your own • Grease trailer wheels, check for the National Weather Service, reports Thu didn’t get too scorched. N. and Coleman Street. The cause home. tires, and ensure safety chains are that his recording station at 139 S. Main 95/64 is still unknown, but McFarland 7/7 When camping be sure to do the not touching the ground. received .00 inches of precipitation Stockton suspects fireworks were also between June 30 and July 4 and a total of More sun than clouds. Highs in the following: • Remember that internal com- A fire was accidentally started involved. 1.22 for the month of June. The normal for mid 90s and lows in the mid 60s. • Clear campfire site down to bustion engines on off-road vehi- June is 1.11 inches. The normal for July is while a fence was being welded in There was also a minute fire Silcox Canyon. The blaze burned bare soil cles require a spark arrestor. .92 inches. in Settlement Canyon on June 30 • Circle pit with rocks. For the water year, which began Oct. about two acres of land. • Check and clean the spark that was believed to be caused by • Build campfires away from 1, 2004, Tooele has received 24.23 inches Fri Firefighters from several differ- arrestor. of precipitation. The normal for the year is 96/64 fireworks. overhanging branches, steep 7/8 ent agencies were able to quickly • Carry a shovel and fire extin- 18.49 inches of precipitation. Grantsville slopes, dry grass and leaves Sunny. Highs in the mid 90s and put out the blaze and no structures A fire less than one acre in size • Keep a bucket of water and a guisher in your vehicle or OHV/ lows in the mid 60s. were harmed. Pollen Count was started yesterday by someone shovel nearby ATV. A separate lightning-caused When using various tools in the The pollen counts from the using a Dutch oven. • Never leave a campfire unat- fire near the Tooele Army Depot Fire Chief Perry Skaug said the tended. wilderness be aware that: Intermountain Allergy and Sat burned about one acre of weeds Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 92/65 fire was “very small” and noted that • When putting out a campfire, • Sparks from chainsaws, weld- 7/9 before crews were able to contain as of July 5, 2005 were as fol- it didn’t take long to put it out. drown the fire, stir it, and drown ing torches, and other equipment Sunshine. Highs in the low 90s the blaze. According to Tooele County Fire it again. can cause wildfires. Please check lows: and lows in the mid 60s. Mold — High Tooele Warden Roice Arnold there were • Always have adult supervi- local restrictions before using such Grass — High On Saturday a small fire (less also tiny fires along Old Lincoln sion. equipment. Chenopods — Moderate Sun Linden — Low 90/64 7/10 Sedge — Low Sagebrush — Low Abundant sunshine. Highs in the Two perish in holiday weekend accidents low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. Plantain — Low by Mary Ruth Hammond ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Ephedra — Low Service STAFF WRITER Ragweed — Low Although there were a lot of celebrations in Tooele County total contribution in the form of over the Fourth of July week- Sewer a grant/loan contribution would end, two fatal accidents marred continued from page A1 need to total $4.7 million dollars the festivities for at least two for the project to continue as families. Background planned. This would mean that Tooele City Police Lt. Steve Originally the approximate $3 the state would be covering the Newkirk reported that at about million project was going to be cost of 92 percent of the project 12:30 a.m. on June 30, a Tooele paid for with a $950,000 grant — a feat that has never hap- man riding a bicycle crashed from the state as well as a $1.8 pened in Utah. and was later pronounced dead million loan and a $200,000 con- While an official vote to kill at a Salt Lake City hospital. tribution from the town. But the project and pay off the debt “There were no witness- since the project was first con- incurred was made by the town es to the accident,” Newkirk ceived, the costs have mounted council earlier this year, an offi- explained. “Apparently the man up to $5.1 million dollars. cial letter has yet to be sent to was riding his pedal bicycle, If the money from the state the state, so everything is still overturned, flipped over the and the town were added togeth- on hold. handle bars and hit his head.” er and subtracted from the new A representative from the Two people who came upon total, a balance of $2.15 million Division of Water Quality told the accident after it occurred would still remain. the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin called 911. An approved Community that a member of the agency Luben Johnson, 44, Tooele, Development Block Grant for plans to get on the agenda of an was initially transported by low-income families would upcoming town board meeting ground ambulance to Mountain knock off some of the cost to discuss the situation. West Medical Center in Tooele. (about $200,000) but the state’s e-mail: [email protected] He was later flown by medical helicopter to a Salt Lake City If it happens here, hospital, where he died. read about it here. Lt. Newkirk reported that ini- tial investigation indicates alco- Buy, Sell, hol was probably a contributing photography / Mike Call factor to the accident. A July 4th accident shut down SR-36 between Stansbury and Erda Way late Monday afternoon. No other Trade. Samuel Mojica, 20, Salt Lake information about this accident was available by press time. Two other accidents — one involving an auto- Subscriber Service City, was traveling westbound mobile, and the other involving a bicycle — resulted in fatalities over the weekend. on Interstate 80 at approximate- played any role in the crash. If you haven’t received rest on all four tires. ly 97 mph on July 2, accord- Early this morning, July 5, your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Even though Mojica was not ing to a report by UHP Trooper there was an accident near the please call 882-0050 and our cus- wearing a seat belt, according Tooele Jeff Moskalik. Approximately intersection of Coleman Street tomer representative will assist to the UHP report, he was not four miles east of Wendover, ejected from the vehicle. and Utah Avenue when a vehicle 882-0050 you. Customer service hours on the 1997 VW Jetta Mojica was Mojica suffered head trauma ran into a construction site. Lt. 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parade four F-16 fighter jets flew place and will receive $50. Tooele high over the parade route. The Commercial float winners F-16 Fighting Falcons flew over continued from page A1 included: 1. Eagles Lodge, 20 communities during the early the swimming pool park. morning hours of July 4th. $200 2. Tooele County Fair, “One thing it does is it spreads “We look forward to support- $100 3. Tooele County Heath out the crowd so the streets ing these patriotic celebrations Department, $50. aren’t as congested,” said Kathy each year as a way of saying All prizes can be picked Harris, of the city’s parks and thank you to our local communi- up in the Tooele City Parks & recreation department. ties,” stated Col. Gary Batinich, Harris reported today that she 419th Fighter Wing commander. Recreation office located at 90 had not heard of any accidents The parade included a giant N. Main. For more information during the parade or other cel- inflated Statue of Liberty and ebrations. contact Kathy Harris 843-2140. big sounds from Tooele High’s “One thing that really con- Good food and great enter- Marching Band. cerns us is the children running Tooele’s band thrilled the tainment followed the parade at out in the street in between the the swimming pool park. Bit & parade entries. We really like crowd and was awarded a first- the tradition of throwing candy, place prize of $200 in the non- Spur Rodeo organizers report big but many other cities have had commerical category. Veterans crowds for rodeos on Saturday of Foreign War float won second to discontinue that tradition and Monday. Fireworks capped because of safety concerns,” place in the non-commercial cat- off the celebration. Harris said. egory and will receive $100. The Each entry uses two peo- World War II float captured third e-mail: [email protected] ple to keep children back, but once a float passes by they can’t Join us for an exciting voyage! watch for children. “We just hope parents would A Voyage to Jesus, A passage to Peace take care of their children dur- photography / Mark Watson ing the parade,” she said. Tooele’s Grand Marshal Clea Sullivan waves to the crowd during the annual 4th of July parade on Monday. Anchors VACATION Throwing and collecting THS cheerleaders (below) smile for the camera while riding a OHV in the parade. Away! candy does appear to be great BIBLE SCHOOL fun for children at the parade. ages 3-15 Two children from Tooele’s July 11-15 9:00-11:30 am sister city, Kambarka, Russia, Tooele Church of Christ were thrilled to participate as 430 W. Utah Ave they rode on a fire truck and 843-5530 or 884-3971 tossed candy to the crowd. “The girls threw a lot of their candy away too fast,” said Jana Roberts, who has provided room and board for 15-year-old Kristina Prislonova while she has stayed in Tooele. “The girls also attended the rodeo and fire- works. They were very happy and excited. They would like to stay, but are leaving today for Russia,” Roberts said. It was a productive day for the Russian girls’ said chaper- one Anna Khramova, who leads the Kambarka Rotary Club. “First we participated in the parade and greeted people. I even met someone in the crowd from Russia,” Khramova said. “Then at the park I sold hand- icraft made by children from the Kambarka orphanage. We made $70 to take back to the orphanage. The Tooele Rotary Club also donated $100 for the orphanage,” she said. About one hour into the w h a t d o y o u C R A V E ?

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W e C R A V E a b e t t e r t o m o r r o w ! Only one man in Tooele City is qualified and dedicated enough to serve you as the next Tooele City Mayor. Vote Russell Winters for Tooele City Mayor. R u s s e l l T O O E L E C I T Y M AY O R WINTERS B e c a u s e w e C R A V E a b e t t e r t o m o r r o w w w w . v o t e w i n t e r s . c o m A4 TUESDAY July 5, 2005

photographer / Mike Call Bethany Swenson (far right) was crowned Miss Grantsville 2005 during a scholarship pageant Saturday night featuring 12 beautiful and talented contestants. The daughter of Matt and Careen Swenson sang and danced to the music “Popular.” First Attendant Richelle Anderson (middle), daughter of Richard and Darlene Anderson, is a student at Utah State University majoring in English with a psychology minor. Courtney Burkett (left), daughter of Ric and June Burket, performed a solo to the music “Up” during the talent portion of the competition.

parade marshal — emceed the The overall fastest female Grantsville program. runner was Sara Reed, daughter continued from page A1 A Dusk to Dawn tennis tour- of Dave and Teresa Reed. Sara is nament followed the contest also a 2005 GHS graduate. and Afghanistan to help resi- under the leadership of Jordan Bret Durfee, a former dents of those countries gain Nelson. (Tennis results will be Grantsville resident who has even a portion of the freedom printed in a future edition of the lived in Tennessee the past 13 Americans enjoy. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin). years, took honors for “traveling The Little Miss Grantsville From a field of 12 poised, the farthest” to participate in the Pageant officially kicked off talented and beautiful girls, Ray Barrus Memorial run. Bret the Fourth of July weekend on Bethany Swenson, daughter of is the son of Bob Durfee and Friday night. Judges had their Matt and Careen Swenson, was Carol Gallogos. (See complete hands full as they evaluated a crowned Miss Grantsville 2005. list of the 5K run winner, as well multitude of young ladies on Bethany’s attendants are as the youth “Fun, Run/Race” evening wear, personality and Richelle Anderson, daughter of event in a future edition of the talent. Richard and Darlene Anderson newspaper). Taking first-place honors in and Courtney Burket, daughter A host of people showed up to the Junior Little Miss Grantsville of Ric and June Burkett. for a pancake breakfast near the Division was Jade Edwards, The Miss Grantsville Pageant fire station that started around 6 photography / Mike Call daughter of Vicki Yates and was under direction of Alexis a.m. July 4. A giant inflatable shark appears to gobble up visitors at Grantsville’s Cherry Street Park on the Fourth of July. The Kevin Edwards. First runner-up Leonelli and was emeceed by Grantsville’s parade, one big shark is actually a slippery slide that proved to be a popular attraction for youngsters at the city’s festivities. was Shelby Williams, daughter Lacey Cole, Miss Grantsville of the largest yet, was led by of Danielle & Jake Gilley and 2004 and her mother Cindy parade marshal Parkinson and Blake Williams. Other atten- Gundersen Cole, who both his wife Maralee who rode in a If it happens here, read about it here. dants were Brieanna Jefferies, showcased their own talents horse-drawn carriage. daughter of Aaron and Camie during the pageant. Jason Duhon who has over- Jefferies and Sarah Sandberg, Grantsville 2005 Fourth of seen Grantsville’s Fourth of July daughter of Larry and Karen July Flag Raising Ceremony activities for the past several Sandberg. was under direction of City years, was in charge of all park Selected as queen in the Councilman Paul Rupp. Paul activities and the parade, as well Senior Little Miss Grantsville never fails to bring tears to the as an antique car show which Pageant was Tristyn Gregory, eyes of those who attend that drew hundreds of restored vehi- daughter of Todd and Debbie service by his annual sincere cles. remarks about the United States Castagno and Thayne Gregory, For the young ones, there of America, its freedoms and who wooed the judges and audi- were a myriad of games includ- the fact that the development ence with her “playful” violin ing a gigantic “shark” slide, cat- of the country was under Divine solo. Tristyn’s attendants were erpillar ride, moon walk, etc. guidance. Ashley Dale, daughter of Karma And there was no lack of great Kelly Russell read a statement Dale and Jayci Hale, daughter of food to eat including Navajo by General George Washington Roger and Jana Dale. tacos, pizza and lots, lots more. before the opening prayer was The pageant was under the Bands provided entertain- offered by Pastor Rush Kee direction of Krista Penney & ment throughout the afternoon 493 W. 400 N., Tooele of Grantsville’s First Baptist Randi Penney. Krista, along and Sticks and Stones, a popular Church. with her dad, Claude “Squawk” Grantsville men’s a capella quar- 882-4800 Parkinson — who was also Dee Ray Sparks, who served www.mohlmanlaw.com tet, entertained the crowd with selected as Grantsville’s July 4 with the military as a civilian for several years in foreign songs from the ‘50s and ’60s countries, talked about the emo- prior to the fireworks display. tion he felt years ago to see Grantsville’s Youth Rodeo, the American flag raised each under direction of Todd and morning in Japan, while the U.S. Kacie Hammond and the military stood at attention and Stansbury Riders, drew a huge saluted the symbol of our free- crowd with little cowboy and dom. cowgirls coming from through- Patriotic musical renditions out Tooele County as well as were offered and the closing from along the Wasatch Front. prayer was by President Scott (See results of the Youth Rodeo winter Rupp of the Grantsville West in a future edition of the news- LDS Stake. paper). The Ray Barrus Memorial 5K Grantsville’s grand finale — marathon drew a total of 174 the spectacular fireworks show, LEAGUES contestants, “the biggest group sponsored by the city and over- by far,” according to co-orga- seen by the volunteer firemen — ���������������������� nizer Brad Sutton. was, as usual, a huge success. Philip Young, son of Don and As the brilliant fireworks Lori Young, was the overall fast- exploded in the night sky, there , est runner for the fourth con- were “oohs” and “aahs,” and secutive year. Jokingly, several certainly many heartfelt thanks in the crowd noted that Philip expressed, or at least felt, by men’s , will not win the race next year Grantsville residents and guests because he plans to begin a mis- for our opportunity to live in the We’ve got , kids sion for his church later this land of the free. year. email:[email protected] women’s & mixed leagues for all ages.

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when thousands of military and “Without them, I could never Petersen civilian personnel lived there for do what needs to be done,” he continued from page A1 one important final mission. said. Petersen’s big goal for the Historic Wendover Airfield is than me.” airfield is to have most of the located at 345 S. Airport Apron Petersen’s award evidently facility’s hangers, barracks and and will again host a profession- has nothing to do with time, office buildings restored for citi- al air show on Saturday Aug. but everything to do with what zens of the world to come and 27, 2005. For more informa- has done in just four brief experience. Progress toward tion about the airfield, museum years. A letter to the Tooele that goal is under way with the or air show, call (435) 665-2308 County Commission from UDA restoration of a squadron build- or go on line to HYPERLINK Director Patrick Morley states ing that will be temporarily used “http://www.wendoverairbase. that Petersen and his staff’s for the airfield’s growing com- com” www.wendoverairbase. efforts have done a “great job of mercial operations. The building improving and maintaining the will eventually become part of com. airport.” the airfield’s museum. Jim Petersen (left), president and The letter also says Petersen’s The next project is to restore manager of Historic Wendover work with the Federal Aviation the officer’s club and open it to Airfield, has been named Utah’s Administration, the UDA, the public. 2005 Airport Manager of the Year. the Transportation Safety “We have made a lot of strides Jim received the award for his work Administration and Wendover in restoration work and building in making the airport a historical businesses has “been incred- the airfield’s commercial viabil- attraction and commercially viable. ible… and will have lasting ity,” said Petersen. “My vision In the background is a Casino returns for both Tooele County is to have the airfield’s historic Express 737 airliner with passen- and the people of Wendover.” and commercial aspects work gers de-boarding. The airline flies When Petersen made his in over 100 passengers daily from together for the good of the spontaneous visit to Historic across the U.S. who come to gam- community.” Wendover Airfield nearly five ble at Wendover’s casinos. Commercial operations have years ago, the World War II facil- indeed been growing. In addi- ity looked noticeably different tion to increased general and than it does today. Although the military aviation traffic, the airfield’s two runways had been airfield is home to a Casino resurfaced, and improvements Express 737 airliner that brings had been made to some build- over 100 passengers daily from ings and property, he felt aston- across the U.S. to Wendover, ished for two reasons. First, the airfield had served Nevada’s casinos. as a secret and crucial training Born and raised in Salt Lake site for the flight crews and sup- City, Petersen has degrees in port personnel that dropped the electrical engineering and atomic bombs on Hiroshima and computer science from the Nagasaki, Japan. University of Utah. He has Second, the airfield’s dramat- worked for military and private ic and important involvement in sectors, along with owning an ending the war hadn’t resulted engineering company before in the place being thoroughly becoming the airfield’s manager renovated and marketed as a and president. He earned his pri- national treasure and national vate pilot’s license in 1983. war museum. He and his wife Kathi live in “Except for Wendover Sandy. The 280-mile roundtrip Airfield, all of the places that commute is not a daily experi- Singles were involved in the develop- ence for Petersen; he typical- ment and deployment of those ly stays in Wendover for two two atomic bombs have big or more consecutive days at a museums that are visited by time. thousands of people every year,” Petersen added that he is he said. honored to have received the Historic Wendover Airfield manager of the year award. does have a small, on-site muse- However, he stressed that his um inside the main operations staff of Fire Chief Kip Patten, building, which features static Administrative Assistant Char displays, archival photographs, Keith, and Operation Specialists artifacts and memorabilia from Todd Woofinden, George the era. But the museum pro- Johnson, Mike Kelsey and Kevin vides only a glimpse of the facil- Linam, really made the award SATURDAY, July 9th ity’s halcyon days of the 1940s, possible. FRIDAY, July 8th 4:00pm - 9:00pm & 8:00am - 8:00pm

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Jaclyn Hunt Herrin, a former Miss Utah and past winner of the Miss America Quality of Life Scholarship, poses with Stephanie Adams, Miss Tooele County 2004. Adams was awarded this year’s Miss Utah Quality of Life Scholarship for her outstanding platform of T.O.N.E.D. (Turning On Nutritional Education Development) as well as her numer- ous hours of community service. Applications for the Miss Tooele County Scholarship Pageant 2005 are currently being taken and must be submitted by July 13. Miss Tooele County applications sought The annual Miss Tooele to have a platform issue and County Scholarship Pageant will be required to promote her is scheduled for July 30, 2005 platform all year throughout the at the Deseret Peak Complex. county. Applications can be obtained by The new Miss Tooele County calling Cheryl Adams at 843- will continue on to Miss Utah 3150 or Miss Tooele County Scholarship Pageant in June Stephanie Adams at 882-3544. 2006 and scholarships awarded Each contestant will be judged on private interview, on stage will be $1,000 for Miss Tooele two-minute talent, on stage eve- County, $500 for first attendant ning wear, on stage interview, and $250 for second attendant. on stage casual wear as well as All applications and complete physical fitness in swim suit on paperwork and photographs stage. must be turned in no later than Each contestant will needs Wednesday, July 13. A6 TUESDAY July 5, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View July 4 great, could be better The United States of America celebrated its 229th birthday Monday with fanfare across the nation. July 4 commemorates our freedom from Great Britain and helps us remember that our country is unique among all nations — an impetus for a democratic form of government which has been copied around the world. Independence Day is a celebration of what is good in America, especially the nation’s foundation of unselfishness and sacrifice. In Tooele County, residents celebrated these values with some local flavor. In addition to traditional breakfasts, barbecues, family fun and fireworks many par- ticipated in Tooele City’s 5K Run and Grantsville City’s Ray Barrus 5K Run, while others lined up along the streets of both Grantsville and Tooele cheering runners on before watching the parade. There were booths, live music, a battle of the bands and even a rodeo. In Grantsville there was also an excellent antique car show that showcased a large array of community talent. Community members joined in parades touting squirt guns, candy and smiles. It was exciting to see the many community members and businesses who created floats for the parade. At the same time, this year’s commercialism seemed to cross a new line distract- ing from Tooele’s theme “Patriotism in Action,” or Grantsville’s theme “Generations of Valor.” The committees who put together the celebrations put much time and thought into choosing the themes. But, while businesses are an important part of the community, it seemed some were more involved in self-promotion than commemorating the holiday. We suggest that next year’s parade entries focus on conveying themes set by the communities LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and not on extra business publicity coupled with red, white and blue. Scantily clad women (ladies in bikinis) distracted from the purpose of the parade These two men are people I aspire to be with us at our table, so to speak, was No one cares for old folks more like, because of their dyslexia, which now being rewarded in the death of our as did amplified advertising. Editor: some would consider a gift instead of a dis- citizens. America is our homeland and we Additionly, some areas were overcrowded causing children to be danger- You Might as well go Down order they are able to think outside the box. proved that we could come together and ously close to moving vehicles. A piece of candy is not worth the safety of a child. Have you of this adventure heard? There are many famous dyslexics includ- accomplish important tasks. America has Additional city enforcement should be considered as growth continues. One spring, when rivers swell ing: Richard Branson, founder of Virgin been a unique experiment in government. That aside, it was a wonderful celebration. We give kudos to the many businesses Into the swirling, raging flood, Records; William R. Hewlett, founder of The Constitution worked well in the past and individuals who donated time and money to make this years’ Fourth of July a An unlucky chap fell. Hewlett Packard; Winston Churchill; Albert because its writers assumed the citizens family affair to remember. May we look back fondly and look forward to having a He struggled in the water deep Einstein; Thomas Edison; and Leonardo da of this nation would be a God-fearing and better-than-ever celebration next year. And being about to drown, Vinci. These are all people who overcame caring people. Our republican form of gov- He to his buddy on the bridge the obstacles dyslexia posed in their lives to ernment sits atop an economic engine that Cried: “Help! I’m going down!” ROUNDTABLE become great visionaries. has brought an abundance of advancements With elbows propped upon the rail, So for this woman whose fence was van- in science, research, literature, education, The friend did gravely think dalized, please learn about what a disorder and technology to make this nation unique What Founding Father do you And wonder with judicious air: is before you start labeling people. For in the history of the world. We have become “Will he stay up or sink?” more information, please go to www.dys- a prosperous nation through the efforts of admire the most and why? What At length he judged the case was lost lexia.com or www.beingdyslexic.co.uk pioneers in industry and those who devised And answered with a frown: would the Founding Fathers like and the political system of this country. “Don’t waste all your strength my good Elisa Willis For this nation to move ahead in the friend. Palmetto, Ga. dislike about modern-day America? coming years, we need citizens and You might as well go down.” statesmen to put country above personal Steve Dale Stephanie Are we the same such friends [upon Recommit to patriotism advancement. Right now can be a reap- FORMER TOOELE CITY COUNCIL AND McElroy whom] the old folks can depend who are Editor: TOOELE SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE TOOELE RESIDENT praisal of goals, character, demeanor, and a being displaced at the mobile home park On September 11, 2001, the lives of all I admire Benjamin commitment to return to that spirit of coop- Benjamin Franklin is the located at 935 N. Main Street? Are we just Americans were changed dramatically when Founding Father I admire Franklin most because eration and patriotism so evident after 9/11. waiting to see if they can sink or swim? Will foreign militants killed thousands of people most. It is likely no other of his vision and love We must champion patriotic causes that we give help? Oh, no! We only stand and in an unprecedented and unprovoked attack American had a greater of the way the new will move our civilization forward as we government would be. wait to see if waves will swallow up the old on American soil. If any good news came role in the creation of this meet the needs of citizenry and celebrate nation and its government. He was very much geezers. We reckon: “This time they will out of the terrible carnage and suffering of the freedoms we enjoy in what is still the As early as 1754, Franklin the diplomat and was rise. The next will be the end.” To all their that day, it was the way in which the citi- greatest nation on the face of the planet. espoused the concept and respected because pleading and cries for help, we nonchalantly zens of this nation came together to mourn need for an independent and “united” country of his way of listening to all opinions and and grieve over the loss of innocent life. Doug Brinley then voicing one that had been carefully reply: “Don’t waste all your strength my comprised of the 13 individual colonies. In his People recommitted themselves to this Orem role as the U.S. Ambassador to France, Franklin thought out. I don’t believe that he worked good friends. You might as well go down!” helped bring about our military victory over the out of anger or revenge against the former Walt Birkner nation and its way of life with patriotic British; only George Washington played a greater government, but instead worked with an Tooele fervor. The nation’s flag flew everywhere as Keep commandments out role. He was a signer of both the Declaration of inspired motivation to have the beginnings a love for country — somewhat lacking in Editor: Independence and the Constitution. As the wise, of a great nation. I believe the Founding recent decades — was revived. Firefighters Please indulge your imagination with elder statesman, he was able to bring about com- Fathers would like and dislike the same Dyslexia unfairly bashed and police officers, formerly targets of pro- me for a moment. First, let’s imagine there Editor: promise to create our governing document. Our thing — our freedoms and agency. They tester rocks and barbs, now became nation- is a powerful organization that calls itself would appreciate the fact that the govern- I have to say I am appalled over an arti- Founding Fathers would be pleased to see we are al heroes as they sacrificed their own lives “The Church of the Sex Goddess.” Then, still here and still bear some resemblance to the ment which they crafted was still function- cle I read in your newspaper on Thursday, to rescue trapped occupants. Citizens were let’s imagine some of its members have cre- nation they created and envisioned. They would be ing after 200 plus years and that we, as June 16, 2005. The article was titled, glued to their TV sets in stunned disbelief ated a monument to celebrate the ancient disappointed by the apathy displayed by far too people, still had the freedoms that we do. I “Graffiti victim critiques vandals perfor- think, though, they would be disappointed as news and pictures of the disaster parad- origins of their culture. Then, imagine they many Americans. They would be concerned by the mance.” I understand how what happened threats from within to our God-given liberties, the with the way society wants the freedoms ed before their eyes. Sadly, when the twin place copies of their monument on govern- to her unique fence would make her upset. threats to our property rights, our second amend- without the burden of the consequences. giants fell, survivors were few. Who will not ment land and in government buildings. She has every right to be angry. But what ment rights and our religious liberties. These men I also believe that the Founding Fathers forever recall their location and activities Imagine, in your eyes, that their monument would be upset with the interpretation of she has no right to do is to make accusa- who so openly acknowledged the hand of God in when they heard the tragic news? It truly is extremely offensive, obscene, lewd, the founding of this nation, would be amazed at the their ideas, such as separation of church tions about those who vandalized her yard. was a day of infamy in the same way Pearl repulsive, and downright evil as an assault never ending attempts to banish God from public and state. I don’t believe they ever intended I am not condoning the vandals’ actions Harbor and the assassination of President on your beliefs and your culture. Now, life. Franklin wrote that: “Our constitution was made the removal of God from our laws, they sim- in any way, shape or form. But what the ply wanted us to have the freedom to wor- John F. Kennedy rocked the nation. imagine the overwhelming majority of your only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly victim of this story had to say really hit a inadequate to government of any other.” Overall, ship as we choose — there is a difference. Cameras brought graphic scenes of countrymen supporting the monument and nerve with me. The comment she made that they would smile to see our parades, picnics, flags injured citizenry, mangled steel and smoke wishing it to be placed everywhere. Imagine infuriated me was, “...this person must be and fireworks. I think they would be happy to see right into the nation’s homes. In subsequent the highest court in the land declaring it to Mary Ann dyslexic. It looks like a three-year old did everyday Americans volunteering in their communi- days we all felt a knot in our stomachs as be OK for the government to provide the ties and serving each other. I am confident that the Bickmore this work.” Apparently this person doesn’t TOOELE CITY we found work and normal activities dif- means for the display of the monuments, as sight of brave men and women fighting to defend BUSINESSWOMAN know understand what dyslexia is. ficult to negotiate. Athletic events were long as the intent is to show the history of a and protect this nation and to bring the blessings Dyslexia is estimated to occur in about of freedom and liberty to others would cause them The Founding Father canceled or postponed out of respect for culture and not to promote it. 4-8 percent of the population. Dyslexia is a to say, “God Bless America.” I admire most would the dead and missing. Memorial services Without delving into legal issues, isn’t it have to be George neurological condition which some people were hastily convened to pay homage to possible you might want to say, “let us only Tom Towns Washington. He are born with, comparable to color blind- the fallen heroes, survivors and the injured. ask government to do unto others what we TOOELE METHODIST CHURCH fought the battle ness. It simply means that certain circuits PASTOR Churches were filled with people jarred would have them ask government to do unto for freedom — our in the brain do not operate in the usual One day Thomas Jefferson country’s freedom out of their apathy as they sought answers. us”? Perhaps I have helped you to under- way and cause learning difficulties — to arrived in Baltimore, Md. He — with a power and drive that sets him Funds for decimated families of innocent stand the feelings of some Americans whose a greater or lesser degree — particularly was tired, dirty and sweaty, apart. He was strong enough to overcome and fallen comrades were quickly raised as beliefs and non-beliefs are in the minority. with spelling, reading and number work. wearing tattered farmer’s unbelievable odds, with an untrained army emotional appeals tugged at the heartstrings Remember that both America and Utah clothes. At the time, he was of men who fought only in the summer A dyslexic person has to learn alternative of every American listening to the tear- were founded by people of minority beliefs, vice president of the newly and those who only fought when they were approaches to learning the things most ful accounts of lost loved ones. Heartfelt escaping the dominion of a majority culture. formed United States and on the winning side. He led men in the people take in quite easily. These alterna- compassion and humanitarian service were Remember when the Founders said we were hoped to find a room at a harsh winters with no food or clothing and tive approaches are often referred to as hotel. Mr. Boyden, a hotel owner, looked Jefferson his men going barefoot. He was humble everywhere present as the nation picked up all created equal, they did not say, “except ‘multi-sensory’ and involve the use of all over and told him he had no rooms. The weary vice enough to kneel in prayer to preserve his the pieces and tried to move forward. There people with different beliefs.” Perhaps you the child’s senses — especially visual tech- president found lodging elsewhere. Mr. Boyden’s men and himself. He believed in himself was an evident spirit of love and compas- believe the Ten Commandments pertain to niques and physical movement — to help servants told him who he’d just turned away, and and this great country we now enjoy. I think sion in the hearts of all countrymen. God, in which case they should be rendered in shock and dismay, Boyden sent his servants into the Founding Fathers would find it hard to remember letters and spelling. Other troublesome events such as unto God. Let us render unto government Baltimore to find Thomas Jefferson and offer him swallow the callous way some treat their Dyslexics are not dumb or stupid. On the anthrax-tainted mail caused several deaths only those things that pertain to govern- all the rooms he desired. When one of the servants freedom, the flag and the National Anthem. contrary, they are visual, multi-dimensional and it was suddenly obvious that America ment, i.e., the security of the equal inalien- found Mr. Jefferson, he gave the vice president On the flip side I believe they would be thinkers. They are intuitive, creative and Boyden’s message; and, Jefferson replied, “I truly proud of those who revere, serve and was vulnerable to attack by those who able rights of each of us. excel at hands-on learning. Because they appreciate your master’s intentions; however, I honor this country. If they could listen to would do us harm. Our leniency in allow- think in pictures, it is sometimes hard for Ken Larsen must say that if he cannot find a room for a weary “I’m Proud to Be an American,” sung by ing others to come to this land and sup Salt Lake City farmer, then he will not find a room for the vice Lee Greenwood they would know all they them to understand letters, numbers, sym- president of the United States, either.” went through was worth it. bols and written words. They have to work harder to learn how to read, write and study Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] LETTER RULES efficiently when they use techniques geared to their unique learning style. The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the I have a few family members who have author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community dyslexia and when she had compared the of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual so-called skills of the vandals with that of circumstances at the editor’s discretion. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity a dyslexic person, my heart sank in to my and brevity. Letters over 300 words long are discouraged. Letters written to thank an A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 chest. My husband is dyslexic and he is the individual or organization should be submitted for Notes of Appreciation. most creative person I have ever met. My Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call father is also dyslexic and he is one of the 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor most artistically talented people I know. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY July 5, 2005 A7 The Perfect Man a perfectly dreadful movie DEATH NOTICE f the per- The Perfect Man only has ates a fake love interest for time diva princess! This is her fect man one thing going for him: a per- her mother, using Ben as a movie, and she is the star! Her Cline M. Graves the afternoon of July 4, 2005. Idoes in fect kitchen. And unless you’re template, to distract her from pesky director might be trying A full obituary will appear in fact exist, he’s obsessed with baking, as the another destructive relation- to convince her that she is just Thursday’s Tooele Transcript- apparently movie’s main character Jean ship. Holly asks Ben questions, a dowdy middle aged mom with Cline M. Graves passed away Bulletin. not enough (Heather Locklear) is, that like what is the best flower to no direction in life and even of a draw for counts for nil. give a woman, and then follows less self esteem, but that’s not moviegoers, Less than nil, actually. If a Ben’s instructions on how to what’s happening. Heather’s a NOTES OF APPRECIATION who’ve all guy were to have introduced seduce her own mother with star! Heather’s a superstar! This but ignored me to his kitchen as a selling love notes, mix tapes, flowers, so many of you loved him. Tate is her chance to shine! him since he point on a relationship, I’d have etc. Steele family Mortuary personnel were so very Just kidding. It’s not all that came to the- Audrey Rock- socked him one. Er, something Sound creepy and just a little kind and thoughtful. We would like atres a couple Richardson like that. But to Jean’s daughter, bizarre? Just wait until you see bad; Locklear does a fair job of The family of John R. Steele, Jr. to add a special thank you to the of weeks STAFF WRITER Holly (Hilary Duff), that kitchen the scene in which an under- holding back her brimming ego would like to thank all the wonder- presidency of Tooele East Stake ago. That’s is looking mighty good. cover Holly and her mother in this role. It’s the movie that’s ful people who stepped forward and the bishops of the Eastridge because, (and Reel Talk Her mom, who is a fabulous engage in instant message flirta- bad, plain and simple. Anytime and brought comfort to our lives and Spring Meadows Wards, as you may be cook/cake maker, has been tions. Or better yet, when an you resort to casting Carson at John’s passing. We were very well as the Relief Society sisters shocked to toting her and her little sister undercover Jean engages in Kressly in a badly acted cameo, humbled at the love and friendship from both of these wards who find this out), The Perfect Man around for far too long, moving instant message flirtations with you just know there’s some- that was so freely given during this worked so hard to provide a lovely is boring. aimlessly in and out of loca- her daughter’s boyfriend. thing to hide. In this case, it difficult time. Thank all of you so luncheon for our family and loved much for your kindness. Thank The Perfect Man isn’t funny. tions and bad relationships. It all gets a little weird and was a completely awful movie, ones. If we have forgotten to thank The Perfect Man finds himself Holly finds her mother’s perfect more than a little uncomfort- you so much for the visits and the from start to finish. anyone specifically, please know strangely attracted to patheti- match in Ben (Chris Noth), able. And I’m also not comfort- phone calls, thoughtful cards, let- Grade: D+ that we are overwhelmed with the cally insecure and selfish single her best friend’s attractive and able with the idea of Heather ters and all the beautiful flowers, Currently playing. Rated PG outpouring of sympathy and love moms who only think about unnervingly charming uncle. He Locklear playing a woman with plants and delicious meals that we and we will never forget the kind- for some mildly suggestive con- themselves and never think also loves to cook. And he has a bad self esteem. She comes were given. We know that hearts ness of so many. Sincerely, tent. about their children. The the kitchen to show for it. across as far too self involved were healed and brought together Monica and Danelle Steele Perfect Man isn’t nearly as good Holly is tired of seeing her to be believable as a mom with Running time: 1 hour, 40 as you mourned with us. We feel John and Jennie Steele looking as he thinks he thinks mom get her heart broken by no self confidence. minutes honored that John was a part of Chris and Grace Steele he is. second-rate guys; so she cre- Heather Locklear is a prime- e-mail: [email protected] our lives for 32 years and that Wayne Steele OBITUARIES

Emma was the “Erda Burger Emma was a member of The Her parents and her broth- loved her dearly and family Emma Warr Lady” and creator of the secret Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- ers, Tom, Glen and Chug, also friend Jeanie Palmer. Dec. 31, 1920 – July 4, 2005 sauce. Irene Warr, Norm and day Saints and held many posi- preceded Emma in death. She is Funeral services will be Emma and their family built tions, but the ones she loved survived by her sister Dorothy Thursday, July 7, at 1 p.m. at Our beloved and beautiful Warr Memorial Park in 1974. It the most were in Primary and (Grant) Harris; daughters Betty the Erda LDS Church. A viewing grandmother Emma died after was a labor of love and today Ty Mutual. She touched many (Bob) Slingerland, Diane (Terry) will be held at Tate Mortuary on a short illness the afternoon of Judd and other grandchildren young lives and they remember Judd, and Colleen Warr; daugh- Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. and July 4, 2005. It was a perfect and great-grandchildren are car- and love her for those memories ter-in-Law Vonna Warr; sisters- one hour prior to the services summer day and she had one rying on the tradition. today. in-law Joyce Rydalch, Irene at the Church. Burial in Tooele last parade. She rarely missed any event Normie died in February 1999 Warr, Ruby Howe, Alice Warr, City Cemetery. A remembrance She was born in Grantsville, her family was involved in: and her son Tom in September and Georgia Warr; grandchil- luncheon will follow at the home Utah, on Dec. 31, 1920, to Thomas countless ballgames, plays and 2004. Tom’s death devastated dren, Rob, Stacey, Toby, Jamie, of Betty and Bob Slingerland. and Ruth Williams Rydalch. She graduations. Homemade ice her, but Grandma Emma was Shalynda, Mandie, Tomi Ann, “Erda burgers will be served.” remembered a wonderful and cream was her specialty and still the center of our family. We Tori, Josh and Ty; great-grand- Thank you for everything loving home and childhood. She the first bowl was highly prized. are broken-hearted she left us, children, Sam, Will, Alexis, Nate, — We love you ... graduated from Grantsville High Even when her eyesight failed but very blessed to have had Cole, Desirae, Nikki, Ashton, In lieu of flowers, anyone in 1939 and had many lifetime she continued to make dozens her in our lives. Her love for Makay, Shelby, Taylor, Cooper, desiring to can make donations friends. She was active in sports Emma Warr of quilts for her family, friends us was unconditional and her Carson, Steffen, Josh, Brianna, to the Warr Memorial Park, c/ and student government. Last and Erda Days. Grandma’s quilts kindness and generosity were the very special Sydney Emma; o Betty Slingerland, 4468 Warr August, she and her remaining and social and she loved many will always be cherished. beyond compare. many nieces and nephews who Lane, Erda, UT 84074. classmates celebrated their 65th things: parties, parades, holi- high school reunion. days, the ballpark, the color red, Emma met Norman Warr at a Pepsi and cheetos. Most of all, dance at the Opera House when she loved her family and home. she was a junior in High School. Normie always said, “As soon as They were married in 1940 and she got past Stockton, she was lived in Erda until their deaths. home sick”. She was always very active Summer is here, Luben Johnson and our CDs are Luben Johnson passed away peacefully on Thursday June 30, 2005. He was born on June 7, 1961, in Gallup, NM, to Billie blooming. and Bessie Johnson. He was 44 years old and was a long time resident of Tooele. He was a * member of The Church of Jesus APY Christ of Latter-day Saints. 4.80% Luben was a son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend. He was 5 Year a happy person who lived life to the fullest. He was unselfish and always there to lend a hand. He Luben Johnson followed his Navajo traditional * beliefs. He liked to tease and 4.20%APY make people laugh. He always Nellie; nephews Joshua, Paul, had a smile on his face that you Quentin Larry and Baby Lukey could never forget. His family Avina; nieces Melissa Larry, 30 Month and friends were his most pre- Krizia Avina, Ashley, Bryerly cious treasures, especially his Rose Avina (Touchy, Touchy), nieces and nephews. Jillian and Samantha (The Luben enjoyed his family and Twinkies). * friends by doing outdoor activi- He is preceded in death by his 3.55%APY ties. He was known for his love grandmother Julia Begay. for the outdoors, hiking, camp- A viewing will be held ing, fishing, biking and hunt- Wednesday July 6, at the 26th 12 Month ing. His talents were carpentry, Ward Building from 9:30- 10:30 wood work, bead work, art and a.m. Funeral services will be being a mechanic. He liked to held at 11 a.m. following the watch old western and Army viewing at 1000 W. Utah Ave. movies. He loved his rock n’ roll (200 North). Graveside services music. will be held after the funeral at He is survived by his father the Tooele City Cemetery. and mother, Billie and Bessie Luben we will miss you. Johnson; brothers, Harland and We are so blessed to know Jonathan (Big-J); sisters Bernice that families are forever. (B.J.), Kara, Linda Mitchell and We love you Lou.

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From The Sidelines Cowboys Bit N’ Spur split games rodeo is a on the road

by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR success again The Grantsville A squad can’t seem to get a handle on a double-header. ell, the For the third time during the 2005 sum- 60th annual mer season, the Cowboys captured the Bit-N-Spur opening game of a two-game set only to WFourth fall in the second game by two runs and of July 2005 Rodeo Thursday was no exception. Committee organized Bryce Sparks smacked out four hits another fantastic, and Grantsville pounded out 17 hits in all entertaining and out- to lead the local squad to a 10-7 slugfest standing two-day show. victory in eight innings over Sky View in Over 8,000 rodeo fans Smithfield. and fanatics flipped the Nick Drake In the nightcap, Sky View erupted for turnstiles Saturday and SPORTS EDITOR three runs in the first frame and two Monday at the Deseret more in the third and held off a Cowboy Peak Complex to witness comeback to seize a hard fought 5-3 tri- some entertaining cowboys and cowgirls umph over Grantsville and earn a split of on the pro circuit and no one went away the double-header. disappointed. The Cowboy A team is 5-4 overall In fact, the event is the longest consecu- on the year now. The Grantsville hosts tive running rodeo in the state of Utah and Brigham City today in a league affair at continues to get bigger and better every 6 p.m. year (see related story). Meanwhile, the Grantsville AA Legion The Fourth of July Rodeo Committee and squad is 4-3 overall in league action. The dedicated Tooele Bit-N-Spur organization Cowboys host the Aztecs Wednesday at should be commended for their relentless Grantsville at 6 p.m. dedication and hours of preparation for Both squads are led by Loren Anderson, the annual event. The tremendous commit- Byron Anderson and Travis McCluskey. ment of all volunteers provided to make Grantsville A 10 - Sky View 7 this year’s — the state’s longest continual The Cowboys pushed home three runs running rodeo — another huge hit with the in the top of the eight inning to cap- county and all rodeo enthusiasts. photography/Troy Boman ture an extra inning victory Thursday in The cowboys, cowgirls and animals Tremonton’s Zac Elliot rides a bucking bull named Sponge Bob in Monday’s 60th annual Bit N’ Spur July Fourth Rodeo the opening game of a double-header at at the Deseret Peak Complex. Grantsville’s Casey Sullivan tied for first place in the tough event. themselves also made the festive event Smithfield. a huge hit. There were poised cowboys Sky View grabbed a quick 2-0 lead in and cowgirls from all over the state who the bottom of the second stanza, thanks displayed their courage and balance this Bit N’ Spur July 4th rodeo a big hit to two walks, a Cowboy miscue and weekend to provide quality entertainment timely two-out hit. for Tooele County rodeo fans. Even one Grantsville rallied back with a run in bull rider rode a mammoth bucking beast by Nick Drake Jim Harrell, rodeo chairman of the 60th annual 2005 July the top of the third. Kit Harris, Sparks backwards. SPORTS EDITOR Fourth Bit N Spur Rodeo, said the near capacity two-day and Garrett Giles all clubbed consecutive There was also an abundance of local tal- The weather may have been hot for the July 4th celebra- event was another huge hit with local rodeo fans. singles to trigger the Cowboy comeback ent displaying their rodeo expertise. tion but the action was even hotter at the 60th annual Bit N “We feel it was another very successful rodeo and Fourth and pull the visiting squad to within 2-1. The quality of strong livestock of Broken Spur Rodeo July 2nd and 4th at the Deseret Peak Complex. of July celebration for Tooele County,” he noted. “All resi- The Bobcats regrouped to plate a pair Heart Rodeo Company also showed off Over 8,000 rodeo fans flipped the turnstiles at the state- dents, if they did not attend any of the events, missed a great of runs in the bottom half of the third on their prowess for bucking off the talented of-the-art rodeo facility and enjoyed every minute of the show, parade and all of the festivities. Everyone seemed two hits and a Cowboy error to seize a cowboys and cowgirls to keep the large two-day annual affair. to have fun and there was a lot of participation from the 4-1 cushion. rodeo contingent glued to their seats. Utah’s longest consecutive running rodeo recorded anoth- crowd. The Cowboys rallied for two runs in However, maybe the one of the most er fast and furious competition with non-stop action during “We are particularly pleased with the turnout and excite- the top of the fourth when Justin Hawkins entertaining events of the weekend contin- the festive event. ment generated by our event, the hide race,” he added. “We and Jerad Thompson drew consecutive ues to be a unique and fun event for fans The rodeo stock was provided by Broken Heart Rodeo look forward to increasing participation for the event next walks and Brayden Fisher ripped a key and contestants alike. The capacity crowd Co. year. It was a huge hit for everyone involved. A cowboy who RBI single. Wacey Sorenson also belted a roared in support of the hide race as local Local cowboy Casey Sullivan, of Grantsville, topped competed in the regular rodeo events, said the hide race sacrifice fly to chase home Thompson to talent helped provide laughter and competi- the always tough bull riding with a stellar performance on he entered was just as fun if not more entertaining than his slice the deficit to 4-3. tion both nights. Saturday to make the affair another successful event for usual events. We’ve had a lot of positive feedback on our The hosts rallied back with a pair of It wouldn’t have been as successful with- Tooele County residents. rodeo and entertainment value and everyone that we’ve tallies in the bottom of the fourth to once out the tremendous support and dedication Another big hit of the two-day prestigious rodeo was heard from enjoyed the competition and show.” again take a three-run edge, 6-3. Sky View of local businessman and sponsors who the fourth year of the hide race. The Magna team of Caleb Harrell also noted local businesses, vendors and stock used three hits and a Cowboy error to continue to help enhance the prize money and Amy Poulsen garnered top honors on Saturday while contractors helped provide another successful rodeo this regain the advantage. every year and give away top notch prizes. the squad of Oakley Rogers, of Erda, and Seth Johnson, of year. Grantsville battled back to plate three But most of all, it is the Tooele County Grantsville, topped the field on Monday. “We feel that the food vendors that were at the rodeo, runs in the top of the fifth and force a 6-6 rodeo fans who keep this holiday celebra- Caydd Lashley seized the mutton bustin’ competition offered a nice variety of items and we look forward to offer- deadlock. Sparks ignited the rally with a tion and tradition going and help make this Saturday while Grantsville’s Chandler Mills won the youth ing similar variety in the future if not more,” he stated. “The lead off triple and Riley Ford followed event bigger and better every year. mutton bustin’ on Monday. Broken Heart Rodeo Company also provided top notch live- with a RBI single. Hawkins, Thompson Good job, Tooele County! Crowds flocked into the Deseret Peak Complex, both stock which provided quality entertainment and competition and Logan Drake smacked singles later in days, including a jam-packed stadium on Monday’s July 4th for the cowboys and cowgirls. the frame to push home a run and force celebration for the rodeo and spectacular fireworks display “We appreciate all of the support and dedication we the tie. after the competition. There was also a good crowd for Saturday’s top-notch SEE RODEO PAGE A9 SEE SPLIT PAGE A9 Sports Wrap competition.

Stansbury scramble winners The teams of Valerie Green-Patti Parrott and Ryan Holt-Tom Paskvan garnered top honors in Tooele Legion the Stansbury Park Golf Association two-per- son scramble held June 25 at the local course. Green and Parrott fired a low gross 74 to garner top honors in women’s low gross back in action action while the team of Cher Zirker and Dollie Gregrich fired a runner-up 78. by Nick Drake Shelly Johnson and Kim Smart combined forces to win the low net division with a 65.25 SPORTS EDITOR The Tooele American Legion baseball squad received and the squad of Barrie Frankland and Marlene a well deserved break to celebrate the national holiday Mecham tallied a silver 72. weekend and Monday. Holt and Paskvan combined to win the But the Buffs will resume league play Wednesday men’s low gross at 62 and the squad of Robbie with a two-game winning streak on line when Tooele Thompson and J.D. Donnelly grabbed runner- hits the road to Sugarhouse to meet Highland in a 6 up honors at 65. The squad of Richard Green p.m. league affair. and John Parrott grabbed a bronze finish at 70. The Buff squad put on their July 4th fireworks The team of Manny Jaramillo and Justin display with 15 runs, including a five-run first frame, Bateman topped the men’s low net with a 63.5 to register a much needed 15-8 triumph over Hunter to nip the second place squad of Tom Hammond Wednesday in West Valley City. and Jay Weyland with a 63.75. Jim Allen and photography/Troy Boman The victory marked the second straight headed Frank Walthers took third place at 64.25. A cowboy holds on for dear life while a hide flips on top of the racer while the cowboy is hitting the floor into the holiday break for the Tooele Legion. The win The next Stansbury Park Golf Association of the Deseret Peak Complex Monday in the 60th annual Bit N’ Spur July Fourth rodeo. boosts the team’s overall record to 4-7 on the season. tournament will be held July 9-10, which will On Monday, the Tooele American Legion snapped a be a two-day ringer tournament with lunch on four-game losing streak with a convincing victory over the last day. Kearns Monday in Salt Lake City. Girls hoop camp set Peregrine Falcons nesting again Zach Mikesell scattered six hits and Tooele explod- A girls youth hoop camp is scheduled for July ed for runs in all but two of seven frames to register a 5-7 at Tooele High School for girls of all ages. For the second straight year, use alternate nest sites in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. lopsided 9-4 triumph over the Cougars. The entry fee is $10 per day and time of the peregrine falcons are back and wild, so it’s not an unexpected The famous pair produced 16 The team is coached by Angelo Cerroni, Danny camp is 9 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m. College bas- nesting in downtown Salt Lake. surprise that the falcons have young during that time. Eleven Medina and Jeremy Harris. ketball players will instruct the camp. This is the second consecu- switched from the box they used youngsters successfully depart- Tooele 5 - Olympus 0 The fundamentals of basketball and prepara- tive year that falcons have nested at the Joseph Smith Building last ed from the downtown area to The Buffs rallied for a pair of runs in the top of the tion for the high school season will be taught. downtown since they last nested year to using the Deseret Building unknown, wilder haunts. fifth inning to break open a close 3-0 affair and cap- For more information or to register call in the area in 1996. nest box this year. Last year, in 2004, both a male tured a league triumph June 17 in Salt Lake City. Kenzie at 801-631-7708. Judging by brief glimpses and Peregrine falcons nested on the and a female falcon successfully Tooele pushed home a run in the top of the first observations of activities within Joseph Smith Memorial Building fledged from the nest site. frame and never trailed the rest of the way. T.J. Golf tourney scheduled a nest box on the east face of the (formerly the Hotel Utah) from The peregrine falcon, which Witkowski belted a one-out double and scored on A four-person scramble golf tournament has Deseret Building at 100 South 1986 to 1990 and from 1994 to was removed from the federal an A.J. Nunley single to spot the Buffs a quick 1-0 and Main streets, Walters says it 1995. In 1996, they also nested Endangered Species list in 1999, SEE WRAP PAGE A9 appears three to four 3-week-old at the Deseret Building, which is recovering statewide and con- SEE ACTION PAGE A9 falcons have hatched. Peregrines is about one block south of the tinues to enjoy protection. TUESDAY July 5, 2005 A9

photography/Troy Boman Conner Laudato fights to stay on this wild animal in Monday’s mutton bustin event in the 60th annual Bit N’ Spur July Fourth rodeo at Deseret Peak Complex.

a lot of cheering, fun and laughter at 16.41. Rodeo from the crowds both nights. Plain City’s Jessie Hadley continued from page A8 Sullivan powered his way to top took first place in the calf roping honors in the bull riding along with Monday with a finish of 11.0 and photography/Troy Boman received from the rodeo commit- Rylan Wright. The two talented Heber City’s Riley Probst was right Erda’s Ashley Allred lasso’s a calf in the break away roping Monday at the Deseret Peak Complex in the 60th tee, Tooele County Commissioners, cowboys tallied a 79 each to tie for behind with a silver standing of annual Bit N’ Spur July Fourth rodeo. Tooele City Police, Tooele County first-place honors in the difficult 11.7. Tooele’s Kelly Elton garnered Sheriffs Department, Tooele City event. Hooper’s Andy Lively logged third place and a bronze finish in day from 8 a.m. to noon and the entry fee is $50 per Parks and Rec Department, Deseret a 78 to take third place in the event the event at 13.3. person. while Elko’s Richard Oros recorded Daysha Hulme, of Stevensville, Wrap Peak Complex staff, volunteers, There are also a number of local summer tennis businessman and sponsors and a 70 to take fourth place in the Tex., battled to the breakaway rop- continued from page A8 tournaments slated. There is the the Transcript- most of all the Tooele County fans,” event as well. ing title with a stellar time of 2.8 been scheduled for July 17 at The Links at Overlake Bulletin Singles tournament held at THS July 8-9 he added. “I would like to tell the Brett Perkins scored a 76 to seize to edge out runnner-up Stephanie with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin how first place in the saddle bronc riding Robb, of Duchesne, by a mere .1. with a $15 entry fee and the Transcript-Bulletin The money raised will help local athlete Ashley Doubles tournament held Aug. 5-6 at THS with a $20 much we appreciate their commit- while Hooper’s Sky Grant logged a Hooper’s Jennifer Fielding fought Arbon raise the necessary funds to play with Team team entry fee. ment and coverage to our rodeo 75 Monday to grab the bareback to a bronze finish of 3.9 Monday in USA in Holland. There are private lessons with a $20 private and this year and in years past and we crown. Scott Baker earned runnner- competition. The entry fee is $175 a team which includes a raf- our very pleased with the printing up honors with a second place 70. Jed Johnson and Nick Hanks fle, lunch, prizes first through fourth, longest drive, semi-private lesson with THS Coach Derek Smith of our posters and programs. It Jetta McCormick sprinted to a combined forces to seize the team longest putt and closest to the pins awards. and a group fee of $7 per person with three or more couldn’t have been successful with- 16.05 in the barrel racing to top the roping title with a strong time of If players need teammates or to register, call people. Call for available times which began June 6 out total commitment by everyone talented field and win the coveted 6.4. The team of Wes Millard and Jimmy Arellano at 435-224-3033. and conclude through Aug. 11. involved and we’re excited about title. Neisha Roberts logged a run- Billy Grandson garnered silver hon- A girls team tennis camp, David L. Freed Tennis what next year can bring.” ner-up time of 16.28 and Teri Street ors with a second place time of THS tennis camp, lessons Camp, is also scheduled Aug. 15 from noon-5 p.m. was third at 16.37. Amy Dalton 7.0 while Hooper’s Robert Hooper The annual Tooele High School tennis camp The hide race in particular drew and Aug. 16 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. garnered fourth place in the event and Magna’s Justin Ward took third will be held July 11-14 at the THS tennis courts. For more information about lessons, camps or place with a bronze finish of 8.0. All high school aged players are invited to come J.D. Devereaux and Nick Hanks to either camp or both. The camp will be held every summer tennis contact THS Coach Derek Smith at took fourth place in the event with 843-1172. a finish of 12.7. Caydd Lashley battled to first tive singles and Hawkins drew a out, infield fly and fly out to center place honors in Saturday’s mutton walk to load the bases. Thompson to preserve the three-run victory bustin competition to edge out sec- Split continued from page A8 gave Grantsville a little breathing and earn the win on the mound. ond place finisher Annon Menke for room with a clutch two-out, two- Sparks paved the way with four top honors. Savanna Ross fought to Sky View pushed home a run in the bottom of the fifth to take a run single to give Grantsville the hits in the game while Giles, Ford, third place in the competition. three-run victory. Thompson, Fisher and Harris Grantsville’s Chandler Mills slim 7-6 advantage, thanks to a pair of hit batsman and a timely single. Sorenson made the lead stand in recorded a pair of safeties each. seized first place in Monday’s mut- the bottom of the eighth. Sky View Hawkins, Drake and Sorenson also ton bustin affair and Lake Point’s The Cowboys once again tied the game at 7-7 with another tally did manage a pair of singles but provided one hit each as well. Garrett Cox was right behind with Sorenson reached back for a strike a silver standing and second place in the top of the sixth. Harris trig- tally. Shelby Murray grabbed third gered the comeback with a lead off place as well. single, stole second and scored on Magna’s Caleb and Amy Poulsen a Sparks single to force the tie. took first place in the Saturday Grantsville took command in the hide race event while Erda’s Oakley top of the extra frame. Sorenson Rogers and Grantsville’s Seth clubbed a lead off single and Harris Johnson combined forces to win reached base on a fielder’s choice. the Monday hide race. Sparks and Giles gave the Cowboys the lead for good with consecu- Pet of the Week ERDAERDAERDAERDA DAYSDAYSDAYSDAYS FRIDAY JULY 8TH

by Roger, Charley and Judy Warr - Warr Memorial Park Must be 16 or older 70 years and older are FREE Cost - $5.00 per person Entertainment by the Old Time Fiddles Dancing under the stars with Bryan Warr, DJ Raffle items will be on display & tickets will be sold TH photography/Troy Boman SATURDAY JULY 9 Stockton’s Tim Rydalch rides in bare back riding competition Monday in the 60th annual Bit N’ Spur July Fourth rodeo at the Deseret Peak Assemble on Liddell Lane Complex. Judging begins at 9:15 am Route is from Liddell Lane east on Erda Way to the LDS Church fifth to provide a little breathing No registration required. Questions: Nancy Action room. Witkowski reached on a Folta 882-5530 or Theresa Harris 843-0215 continued from page A8 Titan miscue and stole second to advance into scoring position. cushion. Nunley drew a walk to aid the The Buffs extended the margin effort and Mark Pratt reached on to 2-0 in the top of the third. Jace an Olympus fielding error. Parker Noon Childrenʼs games Buck reached on a fielder’s choice & Races Harris smacked a lead off single, Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be 1:00 to 5:00 Commercial games stole second and third and bolted that pushed home Witkowski required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. 1:00 Ball Games -contact home on a Nunley ground out to and Watrous scored Nunley on a Shelters are only required to hold animals for John Bleazard – 882-7403 12:30-3:00 Bingo stake Tooele to a two-run lead. ground out to complete the scor- three days before they are euthanized. Zach Watrous drew a lead off ing. 3:00- 4:30 Clown Food will be sold until 5:00 PM walk to open the top of the fourth Landon Montoya scattered six For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at and moved to second on a Zach hits, struck out 11 and walked one Hamburger, chips, $ 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville brownie and drink Mikesell sacrifice bunt. Tyler to earn the victory on the hill for Animal Shelter at 884-6881. 3.50 Griffin slapped a RBI single to the Buffs. Candy and Snow Cones, Erda Shirts, hats, and sweatshirts for sale chase home Watrous and build a Harris, Witkowski, Nunley, Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. 3-0 advantage. Pratt and Griffin all paced the Raffle drawing at 4:00 pm Donʼt have to be present to win The Buffs pushed home two Buffs offense with a hit each in For inform ation or donations contact L orri more tallies in the top of the the affair. Tooele Veterinary Clinic 882-4799, D iane 882-4479, B etty 882-8177, Subscribe Today 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Vida 882-1643 or Vickie 882-7376 882-0050 July Seminar

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Parades Not only for the children

photography / Mike Call and Mark Watson The kid in all of us came out for the July 4 parade. It was a chance to feel, be, remember.

Tooele and Grantsville both celebrated Monday morning with community parades featuring floats, marching bands, horse back riders and even Minnie Mouse. Spectators lined up along the roads, children raced to gather candy and busy adults even stole a moment to watch the fun. B2 TUESDAY July 5, 2005

July 4th Parade

Yet, the kids did give the magic to the parades. They watched in awe, sprayed water guns, and raced to gather candy. Children also sat atop floats, sang songs and drove a race car.

Travel journals keep memories alive, new ou have everywhere until someone Date the pages of theme worked finally throws it out. paper each day and write down Yhard, What do we do with the the places you went, what you felt the paper work — the brochures, saw and your impressions. stresses and trail guides and photos after A travel document can be you deserve we pick them up? Much can boring, but if you personalize a vacation. be thrown away, but some of it it, it will make great reading. The weather deserves a place in a memory Include the antics of the fam- is nice and book. Avid scrap bookers may ily, tell who caught the biggest looking out find a way to compile it, while fish, about the water fight, the the window less diligent ones may find sunburn, the lost tooth, the makes you Diane Sagers themselves boxing up memora- cold swim in the lake, the flat long to be CORRESPONDENT bilia for another day. There are tire, wide eyes seeing Mount on your way. always more pressing matters Rushmore for the first time, and BABIES WEDDINGS Perhaps demanding attention. Boxing up how you felt as you peered over finances and Homefront memorabilia invites clutter and the edge of the Grand Canyon. the availabil- fills the attic and cupboards. If These are the things you will Aagard/Watson ity of time off and when it gets sorted, we’ve want to remember some day. are limiting factors keeping you forgotten what a lot of it is. If you are using a ballpoint Ted and Kenna Aagard are roaming closer to home this Why not use travel time to pen, write on only one side of pleased to announce the mar- year, or maybe this is the year make a journal? It is particular- the paper. Over the years, ink riage of their daughter Krystal for the great, long trip. You may ly effective on automobile trips. spreads and soaks through the to Ryan Arnold Watson, son find that camping is the joy of Use the time in travel to sort page. It may become unread- of Arnie and Joan Watson on your life, or perhaps you like and file memorabilia as you go able. A fine-tipped sharpie or Friday, July 8, 2005. The mar- to sightsee. In any case, the and jot down experiences when other permanent ink pen will riage will be sealed for time break from routine and the time they are fresh on our mind. If make clean, clear notes. You and all eternity in the Bountiful with family can be a welcome you are going to be gone for an may wish to type the notes Temple. A reception will be change. extended time, mail off film for later, but if you make a good held in their honor that evening Perhaps the best part of developing so pictures await written copy, you allow yourself from 6:30-8:30 at the Benson vacationing is making memo- you as you arrive home. the option to follow through or Grist Mill, 325 State Road 138. ries. The funny things kids did, The junk that someone not. In case of inclement weather, the places you saw, that big fish else collects, however, will It helps to start a new page the reception will be held at the Krystal Aagard (or barely past minnow sized likely remain a problem. Relax. on a fresh sheet each day to Ella LaRee Lewis Stansbury Park Stake Center, and Ryan Arnold Watson one) that didn’t get away, the Someday tastes will change and keep your journal and memen- 417 Benson Road. view from the tip of the peak or the kids will learn to differen- tos together. The plastic pages Krystal and Ryan graduated the time in the pool or on the tiate between junk and truly holding the postcards, pam- Ella LaRee Lewis from Grantsville High School in States Navy and is stationed in beach are exhilarating or relax- worthwhile mementos. phlets, etc. fit in between the 2003. Krystal is employed at the San Diego, Calif. They will make ing and make the trip worth- To plan for a travel journal, journal pages. Use tape or glue Ella LaRee is a wonderful Life Care Center of Bountiful as their home in San Diego. If we while. Some of the less pleasant assemble a few simple mate- sticks to attach postcards, etc., new addition to the family of a CNA and is pursuing a degree have overlooked anyone, please memories like a flat tire, torn rials before you leave. Start to heavy paper and slip it into Michael and Camille Lewis of in nursing. Ryan is in the United join us at the reception. pants or rain on the parade can with a sturdy loose-leaf binder the plastic pages. You may Syracuse. Ella arrived at Davis make vacations memorable and — preferably one with inside wish to attach postcards to the Hospital and Medical Center on with the passage of time, they pockets. Place a zippered sup- inside of the pouches with tape April 19, 2005. She weighed 7 ANNIVERSARIES often become funny memories. ply pouch in front or punch so you can read the backs of pounds 6 ounces and was 21 Vacationers tend to collect holes in a strong resealable the cards. inches long. She has a proud souvenirs, pictures and post- storage bag and attach it to the Punch holes in the brochures brother in heaven, Jackson Mr. and Mrs. cards to hold on to the fun of rings in front of the binder. This and pamphlets and insert them Paul Lewis, watching over her. the vacation. Some of us make pouch holds pens, pencils, glue as pages, or leave them on the Proud grandparents are Paul Thomas good purchases that we can sticks, a hole punch, small scis- plastic pages. You can mount Lewis of Stansbury Park and the display and enjoy for years, sors and frosty cellophane tape. photos or purchase plastic late Norma Lewis and Paul and The children of Lloyd and while other purchases make us Add lined theme paper and sheet protectors with slots that Bonny Cochrane of Hurricane. Geri Thomas are pleased to wonder what we were thinking plastic page covers (the type fit them after you get home. announce the Golden Wedding when we bought them. that is closed on the bottom Punch three holes in the Anniversary of their parents It is odd how luggage that and sides to form a pocket are manila folder and place it at who were married 50 years ago easily held everything we took especially useful). Include some the back of the binder to hold on July 5, 1955. with us on the trip is sud- heavy paper for mounting and receipts. Itemize purchases They were born in Provo, denly too small when it is time a manila envelope to complete and dates on the outside of the raised in Salt Lake City and to come home. We unpack the preparations. You may wish envelope or write on a separate Ogden, and married in Logan. the dirty clothes and piles of to put film mailers, envelopes, sheet of paper. They spent 20 years travel- Lloyd and Geri Thomas memorabilia including assorted stamps and 23-cent postcard It takes only a few minutes ing the world to such places postcards, brochures, rolls of stamps in the envelope to send at a time as you travel to keep as France, Morocco, Portugal, film, trail guides and souvenirs home messages. notes and organize memora- Thailand, Japan, the Philippines, of odd sizes and shapes. We Keep the binder accessible bilia while your memories are Okinawa, Hawaii and numerous Julia (Ron) Kidd of Sandy; Ken send film off for developing or as you drive. With everything fresh. When you return, you E-mail us: places in the U.S. They retired (Lisa) Thomas of South Jordan; download digital photos to the handy in one place, it is easy to will have a book of memories. [email protected] after a distinguished 27-year and Mark (Buffy) Thomas of computer. Our best souvenirs catalog and document your trip. You can embellish and make it U.S. Air Force career and set- Las Vegas. They have 21 grand- find their ways to the corners Drop the brochures and post- into a work of art or leave it as tled in Tooele in 1976. children and four great-grand- of shelves and drawers and the cards into the plastic pages, it is. Combine this with slides, Lloyd and Geri are the proud children. miscellaneous junk (always and mount them with the frost- photos and videos and you can parents of five children: Henry Lloyd and Geri will celebrate souvenirs that someone else ed tape or glue stick (which is keep your memories alive for Thomas of Dugway; Monica this special day with their fam- selected) get scattered around more permanent). years to come. (John) Park of American Fork; ily. TUESDAY July 5, 2005 B3 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele Elfors at 884-0249. Donner Reed Museum The Donner Reed museum at Clark Pops in the park and Cooley Streets in Grantsville is Orchestra Pops in the Park — open, by appointment only, seven days Musical performance, July 7, 7 p.m. in a week. For an appointment call 884- Tooele’s new Veteran’s Park (Main and 3411 or 884-3767. Vine Streets). Bring your own chairs or G’ville family history blanket. Local musicians will bring you The Grantsville Family History the likes of movie tunes (Star Wars, Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and Aladdin, Pirates of the Caribbean), old is open help you with any research fashioned fiddling, and patriotic songs from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. to celebrate our great country. Bring Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, your family and enjoy this free concert Wednesday and Thursday. We are also in the park! open the first and second Saturday of Get your exhibit book each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tooele County Fair Premium Exhibit Books are available at the Tooele County Extension Office, 151 N. Main, Sports or call 843-2351 to have one mailed to you. Register for youth football Bands battle Tooele Youth Football registration Tooele County Fair’s Battle of the for ages 8-14 is July 9, 16 and 30 from Bands is Saturday, Aug. 6, at Noon. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Deseret Peak So get your group out of the garage Complex. Fee is $155. and onto the stage. Call Kathy Idom at Players need to be present at regis- 882-8836 to register ($25 per group). tration. Bring a copy of birth certificate Groups are limited to individuals under if player did not play last year. Please the age of 19. First prize is $500, second bring equipment from previous years. $300, third $200 and trophies. With questions call Joel or Linda Give blood July 6 Reader at 843-5448. An American Red Cross Blood Drive Learn tennis These children are from Mrs. Larsen’s first grade classroom at Stansbury Park Elementary. They accepted and exceeded the will be held Wednesday, July 6, from Summer tennis lessons are every challenge to read 100 books between Jan. 15 and May 15. Congratulations to: (front l-r) Zachary Long, Tiffany Orr, Peter Austin, 3-8 p.m. at the Tooele Utah North Stake Tuesday and Thursday at Elton Park or Benjamin Steele, Andrew Wood, Mattie Saunders; (middle) Matthew Mohler, Parker Mangum, Jared Archibald, Cathryn Siniscalchi, Center located at 583 N. 270 E. Everyone every Monday and Wednesday morning Aaron Ekblad, Steffen England, Daisy Brown, Simon McBride; (back) Kylee Leach, Tyler Chamberlain, Isabel Harrell, Kamaree 18 and older is invited. Picture I.D. or a at the tennis courts by Stansbury Park Lazenby, Alyssa Guymon, Dillon Cox, Mason Miller, Ryan Romero, Dominic Silvestri, Chandler McDowell. Not pictured is Bethine Red Cross Donor Identification Card elementary school. Ages 6-9 come at Begay. is required. The Red Cross blood ser- 9 a.m. and ages 10-14 come at 10 a.m. vices in Utah must collect blood from Cost is $7 per person for one hour approximately 3890 volunteer blood lessons. Call Coach Derek Smith with Rush Valley Apply for Title I preschool Center can be reached at 882-2870. donors each day to meet patient needs. questions at 843-1172 or 435-840-5178 Northlake Elementary is accept- • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- For more information, call 882-3028. or the Tooele City Parks and Recreation ing applications for Title I preschool. bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line Tooele cheer car wash office at 843-2140. Walk-ins welcome. Biggest little rodeo coming Prospective students must be four dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. The Tooele cheerleaders will hold Don’t miss the Biggest Little Rodeo years old before Sept. 1, 2005, and • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; a car wash at the Pro Wash on Aug. 6 in Tooele County! July 9 is the date for reside within the Northlake Elementary Pinochle 1 p.m. from 8-11 a.m. The price will be $5 for a Stansbury the 33rd Annual Rush Valley Riders boundaries. For more information, call • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. wash, dry and clean windows. You may Jackpot Rodeo. The Kids Show is at 2 the school at 833-1940. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing p.m. and Adult Show is at 6 p.m. Sign also have your car vacuumed for an Learn to swim 12-1 p.m.; extra $2. Please come out and support up for timed events through July 7. • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- Sign up now for swim lessons at Reunions your Tooele High School cheerleaders! Call 837-2235. Team doctoring is a new bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood the Stansbury Park Swimming Pool. event at 8 a.m. with finals during the pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. Upgrade computer skills Lessons offered are Red Cross Levels rodeo. Call Ed Johnson at 830-1618 or THS class of ‘65 • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Do you need to upgrade your com- 1-6, Mom & Tot class and 3-5 year old Kevin Sagers at 801-514-3624. Attention class of 1965 — it’s time lunch at Noon; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing puter skills for business or personal class. Each session consists of 10 con- Food vendors please contact Teresa for a 40th class reunion. It will be held 6-8 p.m. use? The Salt Lake Community College, secutive lessons held on weekday morn- Neil at 837-2235. Saturday, Aug. 13. Please reserve that Ceramics begins in September. Tooele Skills Center, at 1021 W. Vine ings at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Registration is date on your calendar: golf 9 a.m.; tour • July 8 — Dancing with Delbert 6-8 offers hands-on training in classes such being taken for sessions beginning on of THS 2 p.m. and social and dinner 7 p.m. as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, July 18 and Aug. 1. Those participating Churches p.m. at the Eagle’s Nest. An invitation is • July 14 — Wendover bus leaves at Access, QuickBooks, Accounting and in lessons swim free in open plunge on the way. If you have had an address 9 a.m. $11. others. Classes are $2.25 per hour, hours during the two weeks of their change or know of a classmate who has, • July 15 — Picnic in the park 5 p.m. short-term, weekly enrollment, day and session. We also offer adult water aero- Mission Fest slated please call Jerry at 882-1865, Judy at Pot luck dish required. Music by Wayne night classes and flexible hours. Call bics in the evening. For more informa- The First Baptist Church of 884-5525, Charlotte at 882-4802, Nance Jones. Plates and utensils furnished. (435)882-5070 or (801)957-5566. tion or to register, call the Stansbury Grantsville, 235 West Main, will host at 882-2851, Rob at 882-0973, Harriett at • July 22 — Dancing with Delbert Pool at 882-2426. a three-day Mission Fest for children, ages 6-11. The dates are July 13-15, 882-6221 or Kaye at 882-2340. 6-8 p.m. Deseret Peak from 10 a.m. to Noon. Registration will THS Class of ‘95 • July 29 — Dancing with Ned 6-8 Grist Mill take place July 13 at 9:30 a.m. For more Class of 1995 will celebrate its 10 p.m. Happy Birthday pool information, call 884-3737. year reunion on Aug. 5-6. Save the date. Senior Circle, MWMC Come help us celebrate our sixth Vacation Bible School Invitations have been mailed. Please Senior Circle, sponsored by Fun at the Mill e-mail Tooelehighclassof95@hotmail. Community Health Systems and anniversary at the Deseret Peak Aquatic Fun at the Mill will be held July 14 10 The Tooele Church of Christ is hav- com or contact Olivia at 843-1348 with Mountain West Medical Center, is for Center on Saturday, July 9, from 12-8 a.m. to Noon. Come play the games the ing their VBS 11-15 from 9-11:30 a.m. your current address if you have not those over 50 and costs just $15 per p.m. pioneer children played. Children of all The exciting material is “Putting off received an invitation. year. Call 843-3690 for a membership There will be lots of contests, games ages can join in activities and games. Procrastination.” Jesus said to let the form and to RSVP for all activities and prizes — something happening Children ages 7-14 are invited to par- children come unto me. Let the chil- except exercise and water aerobics. every hour. These activities include a ticipate in free competitions of jacks, dren be 3-15 years of age. Seniors • Body Instincts — Meets on money drop, free Domino’s Pizza, and marbles or jumping rope. For more information or if you need Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy lots more. It will be a celebration you Sign up at the Mill and pick up a copy a ride, please call 884-3971 or 843-5530. (29 S. Main). Free to members. won’t want to miss. Call the Deseret of the rules. Come and enjoy the fun of an adven- Grantsville seniors • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- Peak Aquatic Center with further ques- Younger children can sing pioneer ture. Sunday worship is at 11 a.m. and The Grantsville Senior Center can be bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays tions and a complete list of events at songs, do pioneer crafts, learn how to the lesson is titled: Binding the Hands called at 884-3446. 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50 843-4035. square dance and play pioneer games of Jesus. • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at for members. just for fun! noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • July 6 — Diabetes Support Group For more information, please con- • Tuesdays 9 a.m. pilates; 10 a.m. Grantsville Library 11 a.m. at the health department (181 tact Christine at 882-7678. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. N. Main). Tooele City Library • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; 9:30 • July 8 — Breakfast Buddies 9 a.m. Planners meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant for Dutch The Grantsville City Planning Erda • Weekly activities — The Tooele a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. pilates; 1 City Library holds story time every p.m. Pinochle treat! Commission will hold a business • July 20 — Wellness luncheon 11 meeting on Thursday, July 14, in the Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. and craft time • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. 5K run/walk is back! line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- a.m. in the MWMC classrooms; topic is Grantsville City Hall council chambers, Come join the fun on Saturday, July every Friday from 3-6 p.m. • July 6 — The Tooele City Library tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- “Avoiding Memory Loss,” presented by 429 E. Main St., at 7 p.m. 9. Meet at Annie’s Park in Erda. Check Dr. Nita Weber. Lunches cost $3. Money Public comments will be taken on will hold a Tolkien for Teens with sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo in at 6:45 a.m. Race beings at 7 a.m. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at is due July 15. the following issues: Divisions will be based on ages. Call Connie Trump at 6 p.m.. Sign up and ticket required. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • July 21 — Breast Cancer Support Amendment to a preliminary plat Julie at 882-6264 or Tori at 882-7287 Group 7 p.m. in the MWMC class- for• Palomino Ranch Phase 2. • July 7 — The Tooele City Library • Everyday quilting to register. All ages are encouraged to • July 13 — Blood sugar test 10 a.m. rooms. • Minor subdivision for Kenny Hale participate. will have a puppet show with the Starry-Eyed Puppets at 7:30 p.m. The • July 14 — Blood pressure screen- • July 26 — Birthday Bingo night 5 of one lot into three at 331 East Pear Erda Days coming p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Pizza, Street in an R-1-21 zone. library will close at 7 p.m. that evening. ing 11 a.m. Erda Days will be held on July 8-9. cake and drinks will be served! Cost • Proposal to amend Chapter 14 of Sign up and ticket required. • July 16 — Old Time Fiddlers 1-3 Friday will be dinner and entertain- is $3. zoning code to include a 2.5 acre zone. • July 9 — The Tooele City Library p.m. ment for those 16 and up. Cost is $5 per • July 28 — Identity theft presenta- • Proposed general revisions to will have a jousting party. Patrons can • July 18 — Overnight trip to Rainbow person, 70 and older are free. Saturday tion Noon in the MWMC classrooms. Chapter 1 of zoning code. come to the library at anytime between Inn in Wendover $20 p.p. dbl. is a day for the whole family to enjoy! Lunch served with reservation. • Proposed rewording of vision state- 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to play a few • July 25 — Center closed all day. Start with the parade at 10 a.m. (line • Sept. 8-10 — Late summer getaway ment for amending the General Plan games such as jousting and a dragon • July 26 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. up at 9:15) then over to Warr Memorial to Jackson Hole. Deposits are due by • Proposed amendment to Chapter 9 bean bag toss. call 884-3446 for appointment Park for a day filled with activities. July 15. Cost is $225 double occupancy. Landscaping. • July 14 — Arthur visits. The Tooele • Aug. 15 — Reno 3 night trip $144 To participate in ballgames call John Call for details. • Proposed general revisions to City Library will have a special story p.p. dbl. at 882-7403. • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas. See Chapter 21 Subdivisions to comply with time with Arthur on Thursday, July 14, • Aug. 20 — Old Time Fiddlers 1-3 To volunteer, donate items, or for Austria and Germany. Call 843-3690 for State Code, add open space require- at 5 p.m. p.m. more information, contact Lorri at 882- a flyer. ments, agricultural land protection, and • Sept. 17 — Old Time Fiddlers 1-3 4799, Diane at 882-4479 or Betty at conservation area considerations. p.m. 882-8177. Schools Tooele seniors Two agricultural turns issued SEE DOINGS ON B4 The Grantsville Irrigation Company The Tooele County Senior Citizen has issued two use-or-lose agricultural Ophir Go to college turns until July 15. Are you planning on heading back to GHS class of ‘85 school this fall? If so, now is the time DOINGS POLICY Ophir Day coming to enroll. Classes begin Aug. 24 at each Grantsville High School class of 1985 Come join the fun at Ophir Day July of Salt Lake Community College’s 15 will celebrate its 20 year reunion on Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the 30. Breakfast is 7-10 a.m. at Lolly and Wasatch Front locations. Offering more July 30. We will meet with families at Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or Edna’s. Listen to the live band, socialize than 100 degree programs, SLCC has the Deseret Peak swimming pool at 1 e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a with friends and explore the historical what you’re looking for! Courses are p.m. Dinner and socializing will be at notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, sites at Ophir. Crafters and vendors filling up fast, so don’t wait to sign up. the Eagles Nest at 6 p.m. Invitations etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a needed. For more information, please Applying to SLCC is quick and simple; have been mailed. For more informa- display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. call 882-0603. just visit www.slcc.edu to fill out an tion or if you have not been contacted, Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later online application today! call Ronda Silva at 884-3614 or Scott than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. B4 TUESDAY July 5, 2005

Kick drug habit will be fried chicken. Doings Do you have a drug problem? If you are interested in spon- Prevent summer fires: safety tips Continued from page B3 Narcotics Anonymous meetings soring a hole, please call Tyra at might be able to help! Come 882-6235 or Karen at 882-2931. and share in our experience of Castaways AA According to the United • Have several garden hoses • Keep mufflers and spark • March 18 — Heritage of States Forest Service, over 190 long enough to reach any area arresters on agricultural equip- staying clean Mondays at 6 p.m., Castaways Alcoholics America nine-day tour to million acres of federal forests of the home and surrounding ment in proper working order Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m., Fridays Anonymous meets Monday- New York City, Philadelphia, and rangelands in the United vegetation. and watch out for rocks and at 6:30 p.m. and Sundays at 9:30 Friday at Noon at St. Barnabas Gettysburg, Amish Country, States, an area twice the size of • Mow grasses to a height of metal when bush hogging or a.m. — 1120 W. Utah Ave. Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive, Washington, D.C., and more. California, face high risk of cata- less than 6 inches within 50 feet mowing. Tooele (Southwestern-look- Call 843-3690 for a flyer. Join domestic violence group strophic fire this summer. Years of the home. • Monitor hay-baling opera- ing church by the new hospi- Those who have experienced of natural fuels buildup, coupled • Wood shake shingle roofs tions closely; dry hay can ignite tal): open, mixed, non-smok- or are experiencing domestic vio- with drought conditions, insect are highly flammable. Convert within the baler. ing, wheelchair access, nursery Groups lence are invited to attend a free infestation and disease make roof to Class A fire resistant • Watch out for sparks when available. support and educational group forests and rangelands in many materials such as fiberglass- using welding equipment to build every Tuesday night 5-6 p.m. at Alzheimer’s support group areas throughout the country asphalt, metal and tile. fences or repair equipment. the Division of Child and Family vulnerable to intense and envi- • Construct decks and siding • Burn trash in a burn bar- The next meeting of the Services, 305 N. Main, second General Alzheimer’s Support & Education ronmentally destructive fires. with non-combustible materials. rel or other fire-safe receptacle floor. This group is for those In 2000, the United States suf- • Screen openings under covered with wire mesh or grid Group will be Tuesday, July 12, age 16 and older. Babysitting is Writers compete at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele Senior fered its worst wildland fires in decks, the attic and foundation that will help contain burning available. Please call Melanie at The Utah/Salt Lake Chapter Citizen Center, 59 E. Vine. 50 years. The 2002 fire season — vents. debris. the Pathways Tooele Domestic Romance Writers of America® Those interested in attending among the worst in the past four • Check with local nurser- • Stay with your fire until it Violence Shelter for more infor- announces its 14th Annual Heart this monthly group or for more decades — saw 88,458 fires burn ies to learn about fire resistant is out. mation and to sign up: 843-1645. of the West Writers Contest. Enter information may call Frank 7.2 million acres, an area larger landscaping. • Make sure spark arresters the first 20 pages of your unpub- Reed at 882-2870 ext. 130. Feeling trapped? than the states of Maryland and • Remove ladder fuels, young are in good operating condition If someone’s drinking is affect- lished book-length romance by Rhode Island combined. trees and shrubs planted close on all-terrain vehicles, trail bikes Diabetes group meets ing your life, Alanon can help. Oct. 15 in one of the follow- JNF foresters advise resi- to larger trees that could carry and chain saws when used near The Diabetic Support Group Call 882-7756 for information. ing categories: Contemporary, dents to follow the fire preven- a ground fire into the tops of grass or combustible vegetation. will hold their monthly meeting Moose golf scramble Historical, Mystery/Suspense, tion safety tips to keep them- large trees. This screen fits between the July 6 at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Paranormal. Published authors selves and their homes safe and • Cut all branches below six exhaust port of the piston and Health Department building. The Moose Lodge Golf Scramble will be July 10 with an may only submit unpublished avoid the risk of wildfires in feet from the ground to prevent the muffler and helps ensure Eileen DeLeeuw will discuss manuscripts. Unpublished and woodlands, fields and parks. Be fires from spreading into the that sparks generated by vehi- portion control. For more infor- 8:30 a.m. shot gun start. Sign up at the Moose by July 8. Lunch published authors are ranked aware that periods of unusually tree tops. cles and equipment doesn't start mation call Carol at 843-9787. separately by experienced judg- low precipitation increase the • Allow thirty feet between wildfires. es and published authors. likelihood of severe wildfires. tops of trees to reduce the risk • Refrain from welding and all Top prize in each category: If your region is experiencing of crown fire. use of spark-creating machines $40, Certificate. Entry fee: $25. a dry season, especially with • Remove all tree limbs, pine when conditions that raise the For more information, entry high winds, exercise extra cau- needles and leaves from within risk of fire are abound. We make your business form, and rules, visit our Website tion when in contact with any 10 feet of your chimney or stove • Follow forest restrictions at www.utahrwa.com, or contact flammable materials. Protecting pipe. and closures; chainsaws may insurance our business. Marcia Lusk, m.lusk@comcast. Property in Areas Prone to • Store firewood and other not be allowed if the fire danger net Wildfires combustible materials like pic- is extreme. Playing in the Join the Chamber of Commerce and save Monday concerts slated Clear and maintain a fire nic tables at least 30 feet away Outdoors: Campfires and 10% - 12% on Business Insurance The Utah Arts Council’s annu- break around your home by from your house and other Other Recreational Fire Hazards. (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating Plan al Mondays in the Park Concert clearing the fuel that a fire structures and clear a space of Find out about fire conditions sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Leavitt Series will begin its 2005 season needs. Clear weeds, dry brush at least ten feet around them. before you visit an area and Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial strength and stability on July 11. Concerts are free to and trees within a 100-200 foot • Post your address along the strictly observe any restrictions amount the nation’s largest insurers. the public and begin at 7 p.m. on buffer zone. In case of fire, this road at the driveway entrance as that may be in effect. In many Mondays, July 11 through Aug. will allow the heat to dissipate well as on the home; numbers areas, all wood and charcoal We Offer: 22, at the Chase Home Museum before it reaches the building as should be at least four inches fires may be prohibited, but • Competitive Rates of Utah Folk Arts, located in the well as eliminating fuel for the tall and mounted on a high-con- gas or propane camp stoves • Complete Line of Products center of Salt Lake City’s Liberty fire. This space can also provide trast, non-combustible back- are allowed. Other areas allow • Prompt Friendly Claim Service Park. a safe area for firefighters and ground material. campfires only in established This year’s season of six con- their equipment, should they be • Install a smoke detector on campgrounds with fire grills or Additional Discounts: certs features Utah residents needed. each level of your home, espe- pits. A few areas have banned • Commercial Tailored Protection • Consider maintaining a large cially near bedrooms. Test them all ignition sources, including • Business Owners performing the music and dance • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket of their own heritage, including non-potable water storage tank monthly and change the batter- camp stoves. • Umbrella Argentine, Peruvian, Cambodian, that could be used in an emer- ies at least once a year. • When camping, select your • Commercial Auto Korean, Japanese, Native gency, but check local regula- • Consider installing automat- campsite carefully. Avoid fragile American, Tongan, Tahitian, tions to make sure that this is ic fire sprinklers. environments; use existing clear legal in your area. • Make sure that if your chim- areas; and return any displaced Bob Sheedy Sudanese and Brazilian, as well as cowboy music by singer/song- • Dead and dry grasses should ney is attached to a fireplace or leaf litter or branches after use. writer Brenn Hill. be cleaned up, dead branches any other appliance that burns • Use fuel stoves where dry For more information, contact should be trimmed off trees solid fuel it is equipped with wood is scarce. Reed Plaza, Suite 3 the Folk Arts Program at (801) and landscaping plants should an approved spark arrester. Not • Use only fallen wood. South of Wal-Mart 533-5760 or visit our Website at receive adequate water. only is this safe its required by • Before building a campfire, 134 W. 1180 North arts.utah.gov. • Piles of firewood and other law. prepare the area by removing 850-9013 debris should be moved away • Know at least two ways out all leaves, twigs and other flam- from the vicinity of the house. of your ground level floor, pref- mable materials from within ten • Trees should be pruned and erably at opposite ends of the feet of your campfire. spaced widely apart. building, and out of each room • Use an established fire pit or • Establish fuel breaks along on all levels. Working in the make a ring of rocks at least ten roadways and between build- Outdoors: Backyard Burning, feet from trees, shrubs, struc- ings and fields or woodlands. Landscaping, Woodcutting. tures and debris. • Extinguish smoking materi- • Postpone outdoor burning • Keep fire suppression tools Aquatic als properly. Put out cigarettes, if your area is experiencing dry such as a shovel and a bucket Aquatic cigars and pipes only in areas conditions. of water on hand in case your cleared of vegetation or debris. • Check with the local fire campfire starts to get out of Center • Stone walls can act as heat department to determine if a control. Center shields to deflect flames. ban on outdoor burning has • Don't leave a campfire unat- • Swimming pools and patios been imposed. tended. can be safety zones. • Have hand tools, water and • Be certain your campfire is • Use tile, stucco, metal sid- enough people on hand to keep completely extinguished before Anniversary ing, brick, concrete block, rock, the fire in check when doing you go to bed or leave the area. or other fire-resistant materials outdoor burning. • Pour water on the fire and on roofs. • Before starting a backyard douse the site thoroughly. Stir • Use only thick, tempered fire, place a firebreak around water and dirt into the coals Celebration safety glass in large windows the perimeter of the fire area. with a shovel or stick until there and sliding glass doors. Fires can escape easily if a wind are no embers and the ashes are • Install electrical lines under- picks up. cold to the touch. ground, if possible. • Do not burn in windy condi- • Make sure the fire is "dead • Clean roofs and gutters reg- tions. out" before you leave. ularly. • Lawn and farm equipment • Fireworks are not allowed • Keep handy household should have properly work- anywhere on National and State items that can be used as fire ing spark arresters to prevent Forests, National Park and on tools such as rakes, axes, chain sparks from exiting through the other public lands. saws, buckets, and shovels. exhaust pipes. Take precautions driving in hot weather

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NORTH VALLEY Appli- and a chance to get out 1-800-867-7254 resentations made in OAT HAY for sale. 843- Continued on next page advertisements in the ance. Washers/ dryers 0695 with other teen moms Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. $99-$199. Complete who know what you are repair service. Satisfac- The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous OLDER MARE, good going through. Started Position: Bulletin has the sole tion guaranteed. New with kids, for $1000 by a former teen mom. authority to edit and locate parts for all appliances. obo. 843-7413 Erica 850-9803. Plant Operator/ any classified advertise- AERATION, TILLING. HANSON & SONS Han- If you sell Insurance, pro- Front loader/$550. 843- ment as deemed appropri- Power raking Hauling: dyman home repairs, mote a hospital or an 9154, 830-3225. PORTABLE CORRAL Child Care Laborer ate. lime-chips, sand, grav- anything, finish base- ambulance service, PANELS, cheap, cattle Plant Operator / Laborer shall assist Transcript Bulletin Pub- el, topsoil 1-3 yards per ments, siding, roofing, place your classified ad REFRIGERATOR, 18 cu. and hog panels, cheap, in the operation of the equipment components of a lishing Co. reserves the delivery; compost, man- etc., reasonable, local, in all 47 of Utah's news- ft., white, clean, runs fence posts, field fence, 25YRS EXPERIENCE thermal desorption unit (TDU) in Clive, Utah. well. $100 882-5581 right to refuse any adver- ure 4/yards per delivery. Stansbury Park. Call papers. The cost is only barbed wire, horse (CPR), dependable in- Performs liquid transfers, single component tisement. 882-7877 Jeff (801)694-1568. $135. for a 25 word ad fence, cheap. Great se- home day care. Full operation, and general heavy duty labor. ($5. For each additional WASHER & DRYER time openings. Meals, PIANO LESSONS. Ex- lection, stop in browse ANY KIND of construc- word). You will reach up Kenmore set. Heavy snacks, art and crafts All real estate adver- perienced teacher. around. Metalmart, 181 Performs this duty in hazardous materials tion concrete, masonry, to 500,000 newspaper duty, nice condition daily. Limited enroll- tised in the Tooele Located in North East South 1200 East, Lehi, operations, wearing personal protective equipment unfinished basement, readers. Just call $250 882-7388 or ment. (435)882-0018 Transcript-Bulletin is Tooele. $40 per Utah, 1-800-947-0249 including Tyvek suit and at times air purifying flatstone, rock wall, Tooele Transcript Bulle- (801)520-2983 subject to the Federal month. Call 840-3208 (ucan) respirator. More than two years experience framing, plumbing. Call tin at (435)882-0050 for AFFORDABLE CHILD- operating process equipment or heavy equipment in Fair Housing Act of WHIITE 25cu. ft.side by CARE in my home! 3 anytime 882-2820, REMODELING AND re- details. (Ucan) PROVEN AQHA/ PHBA construction setting is a plus. Prior hazardous 1968 which makes it side refrigerator freezer, full-time openings. M-F, 843-7444, 849-2569 pair. Basements, kitch- Palomino stallion from materials work experience desired, but not required illegal to advertise MIRACLE II soap, chem- ice & water in door, 5:30am-5:30pm. Pre- (cell) ens, bathrooms, addi- foundation bloodlines as company will provide necessary training. Will “any preference, limi- ical/ fragrance free, $500. Adjustable, pull school activities, first- tation, or discrimina- tions, tiling, siding. All out shelves. 882-1287 has space available in work on rotating shift, between three to four 12-1/2 ARE YOU WANTING to (aka Masters Miracle). aid, CPR certified. tion based on race, jobs large and small. after 6pm. his current date book. -hour shifts per week, 7-days per week. Physically go to school and stay at Don’t pay $26 retail per Meals provided. Call religion, sex or nation- Free estimates. Please For information: Kenny demanding work environment, requires good home? Earn your Asso- bottle! I charge $12. Kristi 843-9799 al origin, or any inten- leave message. 882- Garage, Yard Sales (801)558-5937 general physical condition and willingness to do ciate degree at PCI - Call (435)882-8588. tion to make any such 6141 CHILD CARE in Over- physical work. Online in Business and SEVEN ACRES of pas- preference, limitation OFFICE FURNITURE, lake, big playground, Computers. 1-800-655- ture for sale. Call 884- Operators should be able to understand and follow or discrimination.” The TENNIS LESSONS: Ev- solid wood 3’x6’ desk, GRANTSVILLE, 372 Bel playful atmosphere, 1 5554, www.pci- 3782 written operating procedures, conduct plant Tooele Transcript-Bul- ery Tuesday and Thurs- 30”x60” desk, lateral 2 Aire Circle, Saturday, full time position availa- online.edu (ucan) operations safely, and have a strong mechanical letin will not knowingly day ages 6-9, 9am; drawer file, 4’x8’ confer- 8am-1pm. Multi family, ble. So come join the accept any advertis- ages 10-14, 10am. At furniture, toys, clothes TRIPLE A Erda never aptitude. Ability to operate a forklift a plus. ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- ence table, 8 executive fun! Emily 882-3713 ing for real estate Elton Park. Come any and more. rained on Hay $100 per ton. Low legal fees. chairs. $1750. Fax resume to (831)-855-8590 which is in violation of day. $7/ person/ hour ton 882-3861 DAY CARE, full time, DUI, divorce or bank- (435)830-5420 the law. Our readers lesson, or call Coach HAVING A GARAGE CPR, first aid, referen- ruptcy. $495 + filing are informed that all Smith 843-1172 to ON ROOF swamp cooler SALE? Advertise it in Sporting Goods ces. East elementary fee. Criminal defense, dwellings advertised schedule private or for sale, new motor, the classifieds. Call area, 24hrs M-F. Dis- civil litigation. in this paper are avail- group lessons. $300 obo. (435)224- 882-0050 count for siblings. Sum- (435)496-3159. SELLING YOUR moun- HELP WANTED able on an equal 2514 mer activities. (435)224- THREE J’S Roofing and Pets tain bike? Advertise it in opportunity basis. the classifieds. Call 3114 BANKRUPTCY? NEED Repairs, free estimates, PIANO! UPRIGHT 882-0050 $ for bankruptcy or at- expert wind damage re- Grand, polished ebony DEPENDABLE FUN lov- 1 1/2YR German short torney fees? 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JACK RUSSELL pup- We bill Medicare CLEANING SERVICES, & Wrecking and a chance to get out pies, beautiful, parents for diabetic supplies. 882-0287 reliable and energetic. with other teen moms on site, 6 weeks, shots Complete line of Call Tina 843-0985. Real cash for who know what you are and dew claws, $350. Diabetic Supplies • UPS Shipping your junk going through. Started 843-5549 • Stamps CONCRETE C-K&J’s car or truck. by a former teen mom. ALL phases of con- Erica 850-9803. PERFECT PUPS Obedi- Wal-Mart • Copies • car & trucks Dave’s Drugs crete. Specializing in ence training. Group • farm equipment UTAH PRESS ASSOCI- 30 WEST 1st SOUTH • Fax flatwork, STAMPED. • batteries and private classes. ATION has excess • Scrapbook Paper Best price in town. • aluminum & copper 882-5266. Distribution Center equipment that is being 882-0287 Concrete and repair. am pm [email protected] • Office Supplies 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat sacrificed at an excel- 882-4399 or 840-0424. 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As a member of the Wal-Mart team, you Evolution - $3,000.00 9:00-11:30 am will enjoy benefits including Associate Doug 884-1985; mobile Are you taking vitamins, High end scanner, PUREBRED PEKING- Tooele Church $12.75/HR progresses to $15.75/HR PER HOUR discounts, 401(k), stock purchase plan, profit (435)830-2653 for weekday schedules sharing, health benefits, career advancement nutritional supplements, 800dpi, scsi, scan up to ESE puppy, female, opportunities, and more! great with kids, $300, of Christ homeopathic or herbs? 38î wide, continuous. Perfect for drafting and 1st shots. 843-9725 430 W. Utah Ave Applications for employment at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville, UT will be Are they okay with your architecture plans, great accepted at the following Workforce Services locations: Tooele, West Valley City, Downtown, pharmacy medications? Credit for archiving, etc. Info: Livestock ALCOHOLIC ANONY- Metro, Midvale and South County Offices. Or stop by our Distribution Center in Grantsville. Better let us check it out. www.colortrac.com/evo- MOUS meets daily at lution.htm. Contact Kirk Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. 3 YEAR old Bay Arabian noon and 8pm at 1120 for more information- 1- Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. Problems? gelding, excellent blood W Utah Ave. Call 882- 801-308-0268 (ucan) Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V COUCH, LIGHT blue line, $1200. Flashy 830- 7358. Feel confident and take sectional, $75; 4 man You may have just the 6250 or 840-1770 tent, $30. (801)949- thing someone out of control of your financial 2194 town is looking for. FROM GREEN breaking Buddy’s Family Entertainment Center is hiring an Place your classified ad to show training, we are situation with CRIB, CONVERTS to full in 47 of Utah's newspa- horse experts offering Assistant Manager/ size bed $100, Stroller pers, the cost is $135. multiple services at $20, Highchair $25, twin For up to 25 words. You competitive prices. Call bed frame $25, Call will be reaching a po- Kenny (801)558-5937 Party Coordinator (801)815-4200 or tential of up to 500,000 GOOD HAY for sale, Quicken Loans (435)843-4357 readers. All you need to 884-5588 or 884-6377 do is call the Tooele Qualified candidates will have: REFINANCE • BANKRUPTCY • LOW INCOME DIAMONDS don't pay Transcript Bulletin at GREAT FIRST crop al- • At least 1 year of supervisory experience retail! Large selection, (435)882-0050 for full high quality. Bridal sets, falfa hay, not rained on, • A team player willing to work and manage in a team atmosphere details. (Ucan) call after 6pm. 882- wedding bands. Every- • Smart Card certification Call 1-866-847-9849 5471 or 241-0601 thing wholesale! Rocky Furniture & • High School Diploma Mtn. Diamond Co. Appliances HAY FOR sale, call 884- • Willingness to work a varied schedule, weekend and nights S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 6409 or 840-2479 • Excellent Customer Service (very important) 50 GALLON salt water • Knowledgeable in party preparation, billing, and customer service DISNEY/ ATTRAC- fish aquarium with solid HAY FOR sale, first crop, TIONS area, 7/6 night light pine cabinet, sump no rain. Best hay in • Can handle constructive criticism ����������� stay, must sacrifice (job housing underneath, • Able to “close the sale” when needed Tooele Valley! $110/ relocation). Paid $600, nice setup, paid over ton, horse pasture, $45/ • Ability to “see the bigger picture” at all times to provide effective management ��������������������������������������� sell $199. (801)242- $1000, sell for $150. head. 840-2298, Dale. 8189 (801)201-2666 ������������������������������������������� 830-3260, Brian. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: GET THOSE Storms off DAYBED W/TRUNDLE HORSE BOARDING, 1/2 • Booking, selling, set up, clean up, and billing of all parties your window. Home and 2 mattresses, good ���������������������������������������������� acre with barn, $45 per • Working with the operation director on setting up party packages Town Window Washing, condition; GE washer month. 845 W. 1220 S. • Weekly inventory control of party supplies ��������������������������������������������� residential/ commercial. and dryer, 3 years old, 840-3010 Senior discount. Mike $450. 884-6046 • Ordering of party supplies ���������������������������������������������� (435)224-4731 HORSE HAY in barn, • Cleanliness and appearance of building and self (very important) ELECTRIC WASHER $4.50 per bale. 882- • Providing weekly sales, labor, food, and upcoming events report to operation director. HONDA 4000 generator, and dryer, good condi- ������������������������������������������������ 2973 or 882-8204 • Creating and implementing checklist for set up, clean up, and billing procedures. self starting w/battery, tion, $175 for set. 882- Providing follow up to all parties and a creating a mailer. ����������������������������������������������� $550. 843-1707 7139 HORSE TACK, you save • up to 60% with Horsing ������������������������������������������� OLDER TANNING bed, KENMORE GLASS flat Around Tack. Saddles, Pay will be salary plus bonuses, salary will be based upon experience. Please submit your brand new bulbs, good top stove, almond color, bridles, reins, chest col- resume to Ty Gray at [email protected] or deliver in person to Ty Gray at Buddy’s, located at ��������������������������������������������� condition, $200, need to great shape, like new. lars and more. Janene 1111 N. 200 W. Tooele, Utah 84074 (behind quality ford). get rid of! 882-7139 $250 obo. 882-7285 884-6977, 840-1338 B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 5, 2005

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Wanted Autos Trucks Apartments for Apartments for Rent Rent Help Wanted BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST DRIVER- NEW CDL SOCIAL WORKER 21/23 I WILL haul off any met- 91 HONDA Accord, FOR SALE: 1988 Chevy CLEAN, LOWER unit 17/19 Full Time - Pro- training: $0 down... $0 Full Time - Provide indi- al, I will pay cash for $1800; 98 Jayco tent C3500 truck, white, Only One 1 2bdrm apartment, 4- vide behavior modifica- interest... We finance! vidual and family thera- junk cars Scott trailer, $3000; Utility standard cab, 350cid bedroom & One plex, carport, storage, tion and management Central Refrigerated py for adolescents who (435)830-6189 trailer, 8x8, $300; 285- V8, manual, long bed, hookups, nice location for seriously emotionally wants to train and em- are in a school-based 16 tires/ wheels, 8 hole, $2500 obo. Call 843- 2 bedroom 426 W 500 South, no disturbed adolescents ploy you! 1-800-688- mental health day treat- RIDE WANTED Settle $300. (435)830-0986 1367 BEAUTIFUL pets, $500/mo, who are attending a day 0745. (ucan) ment program at Tooele Trucks at Depot, 6-5:30. UNITS AVAILABLE! $300/dep. 882-7163 Is currently accepting Call now 882-2434 applications for treatment program at Junior High. Provide Cars From $500! Cars/ Vehicle Parts Tooele Junior High. DRIVERS COVENANT administrative supervi- Trucks/ SUVs Many Completely Remodeled CLEAN: STUDIOS, 1, 2 Certified Nursing Provide social skills TRANSPORT. Excel- sion of the program. Recreational makes and Models and 3bdrms, new tile, Assistants training, monitor behav- lent pay and benefits for Grade 21 - CSW or Vehicles Available Now, For List- 16 INCH Rims and tires, NEW fridge, stove, carpet and paint. Elder- & Housekeeper iors, record data and experienced drivers, CPC-I, Grade 23 - ings Call 800-366-9813 $100 obo. Call Kayce or dishwasher, cabinets, carpet ly and handicapped 1987 CLASS C Motor All interested candidates please transport students to O/O, solos, teams and LCSW or LPC. For x 9972 Chris, 843-9225 & patio. Indoor Pool. welcome. Equal hous- apply in person activities. Grade 17: 4 graduate students. Bo- more info contact John home, 35,000 miles, (801)910-1405 ing opportunity. Call 400 watt Oran genera- 140 East 200 South, Tooele years related nuses available. Regri- Byrne, 843-3520. SUVs 224-4569 tor, microwave, ac, $425/$525 per month. Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug education/experience, gerated now available, Closes July 8th, 2005. Apartments for Free Employer. Must be able to Grade 19: SSW Li- 1-888-MORE PAY (1- Applications may be sleeps six, $9500. 884- GRANTSVILLE APART- clear background check. Rent Absolutely Gorgeous! cense. For more infor- 888-667-3729). (ucan) picked up at Valley 6323 1986 GMC Suburban, MENTS now available! Equal Opportunity Employer $650/MO WITH lease, mation, contact John Mental Health, 100 5.7, V8, automatic, 4wd, (801) 358-8592 Studios $375 includes 2000 COLEMAN tent Tooele, 2bdrm, 1bth, Byrne, 843-3520. EXPERIENCED ME- South 1000 West or only 144,500 miles, pw, (435) 843-7331 utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- trailer, excellent condi- nice town home, lots of Closes July 8th, 2005. CHANIC with knowl- downloaded from pl, ac, towing pkg, runs (Spanish only) cludes utilities, call 1- tion, like new, must see storage, no smoking Full/Part Time Applications may be edge of 4wd suspen- vmh.com. good. $1500 obo. 882- 801-603-2565 to appreciate, used 6 small pets negotiable. 260 North 100 East, Medical Assistant & picked up at Valley sion a huge plus. Con- 6667 times, sleeps 6-8. 884- $500/dep. (435)840- Tooele LAKEPOINT Studio, Mental Health, 100 tact Paula at Mepco Medical Receptionist 6037 0727, (801)376-7321 $300, owner/ agent, South 1000 West or 4x4. (801)713-2302 2000 JEEP Grand Cher- HELP (801)898-9085 downloaded from okee Laredo, loaded, 2BDRM HOUSE/ du- FEED DISTRIBUTOR 26’ TRAIL Manor Model Needed for Tooele vmh.com. WANTED V8, power sunroof, 1 AND 2 Bedroom plex on half acre, 2 FOR LOOMIX R Feed 3023 Trailer, collapsible leather, tow package, Apartments, remod- units, upstairs $600, QUALITY APART- medical practice, hard side, like new, MENTS BOOKING ACTORS, ex- Supplements: Looking ac, cd, permaplate, eled and clean, quiet main floor $775, utilit- experience required. complete kitchen, ac, Quiet, unique floorplans, tras, models! Will train for a self-starter whom great condition. $14,500 area, rent $400- ies included. 449 S $19,500 obo. 843-0377 newly remodeled, tile you free! $72- $700/ is familiar with the local 882-8700 $500/mo. 224-2163 Main. 840-0755 If qualified please cattle industry. Flexible through, kitchen & bath, day. All ages. (801)680- 72 APACHE Tent- trailer, hours with huge upside 2000 NISSAN Exterra, 1 BEDROOM basement, 3BDRM 2BTH Tooele lush landscape, fenced fax resume to: 0660 fiberglass sides, $500 potential. Contact Con- White, $11,000 obo, 173 S. 1st St. kitchen- apartment, fenced yard, yard & parking, centrally (801) 951-2389. obo, 843-9725 CDL DRIVER and la- nie @ 1-800-883-3817 / loaded, 76,000 miles ette, washer, dryer. Ca- central air, hookups, located, great prices. Attn: Ideal Practice Call 882-1372. borer needed, pay de- [email protected] is HIRING: Motorcycles & 843-7145 ble tv. $500/mo, $200 carport, shed, one pet, pends on experience. m. (ucan) deposit. 882-6141 water/ garbage provid- QUIET, CLEAN, 2bdrm Call 884-6919 or ATVs 2001 MITSUBISHI Mon- please leave messages ed. $600/mo $400/dep. apt. Dishwasher, gar- AUTO AND RV mechan- HAIR STYLIST: Great (801)699-6204 All Positions 1979 HONDA XL185S tero Sport, hunter green 884-0193 bage disposal, wash- ic needed in Tooele. Clips. Busy Tooele sal- Runs good, new seat, & gold, excellent condi- 10% OFF rent for 6mo er/ dryer hookup, ca- Fax resume to 882- on hiring FT/PT li- CNA CLASSES days or Available new rear tire. Street le- tion, anxious to sell. lease. The next three 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, ble TV, new carpet. 2784 censed stylist. Great evenings, 2 week gal. $600. 849-1065 $12,995 obo. 882-6937 tenants to sign up will $650/mo, $300 deposit, $475 per month, $300 pay and bonuses. $300 ------Business owners If you course. Claudia Apply in person receive 10% discount. no smoking, no pets, deposit. No smoking, (801)964-1940, infor- Hire on bonus. Call 2002 CHEVY Express 15 Studios, one, two and need someone fast, 8836 N. Hwy 40 2001 HONDA XR80, like carport, fenced yard, no pets. See at mation line (435)849- 830-0183. passenger van, 1 ton, three bedrooms. 585 N ac, w/d hookups. 882- Broadway Pointe place your classified ad Lake Point new, low miles, never 1160 www.ccCNA.com been raced, $1100. tow package, 71,000 Main St, Tooele. New 1287 after 6pm. Apts. or call 882- in all 47 of Utah's news- HEAVY EQUIPMENT Ask for Debbie 830-9474 or 843-0419 miles, ac, tinted win- modern tile, carpet and 2807. Real Value! papers. The person you operators: Experience are looking for could be DEDICATED LANES dows, power seats, paint. Call now 224- APT FOR RENT, 2 HOME often. Sign-on in crusher operation. ROOM FOR rent, spa- from out of town. The THE SPECTRUM AND 2001 KAWASKI Ninja $11,500. 840-5661 4569. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- Bonus new pay/benefits Minimum 2 years expe- cious home & yard, cost is only $135. for a Daily News is seeking a 600, clean, garage kept, ment subsidized. 211 plan. Vans - 11 Western rience. References FOR SALE: 1999 Chev $350/mo, includes utilit- 25 word ad and it bureau chief for the Ce- no scratches, runs per- 1BDRM APARTMENT, S. Hale, Grantsville. Reefers - 48 states. 1- needed. Great benefits. Blazer, 2 dr, 4wd, fully ies, washer, dryer, stor- reaches up to 500,000 dar City office. Respon- fect, low miles, dark vio- $415/mo, $200/dep, Call Tammi 884-1712. 800-547-9169 x3016. Full time. Wage based loaded, cd, good tires, age, US long distance. people. All you do is call sible for developing let color w/silver ac- 360 N 2nd St, Tooele. Equal Housing Opp. Owner operators wel- on experience. Apply in great shape, 70,000 LDS Standards. Call the Tooele Transcript thorough, accurate local cents. Needs rear tire. 884-0826 come! Apply online person @ Bolinder miles, $9000 obo. EXCELLENT LOCA- 833-9716 Bulletin at (435)882- news reports for our $3495. 882-0594 after www.maytrucking.com Company 1830 W Hwy (435)830-2900 TION- Studio and 1 0050 for all the details. print and online edi- 6pm, anytime week- 1BDRM, AC, darling & (ucan) 112 or fax resume to bedroom apartment. (Ucan) tions. Must have excep- ends. newly redone, no smok- Ron at 435-882-8455 Trucks ing, from $415. Vine 1/2 off first months DRIVER- DRIVE RE- tional English and or- rent. Call Carole at DISABLED BUSINESS- POLARIS 400 4x4, runs Street Courtyard, 34 GIONAL! Over-the-road HOME BASED busi- ganizational skills. Two 882-7875, ext 123. MAN SEEKS live-in great, red, $2300 obo, West Vine, Tooele. Continued on next page - lots of miles. Great ness opportuniy, I have years of experience in 1996 CHEVY Silverado, travel and household 840-5710 (801)205-3883 company and benefits. the best job in the journalism. Requires excellent condition, ps, companion in California. www.primeinc.com 1- world! Work with local working flexible hours. pw, new tires, brakes, 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Room, board, salary, Trailers 800-771-6318. (ucan) people. Incredible op- Send resume, cover let- many extras. 882-2431, ments behind Super travel and college tui- portunity. 882-5381 ter and five examples of (435)830-2095 Wal-Mart. On select HURRY ! tion. 1-877-256-9829. writing and/or editing to: 1978 8FT cab over, self units $99 moves you (ucan) LOOKING FOR child Editor Todd Seifert, The contained, sleeps 4-6, 75 GMC, 3/4 Ton 4x4, in. Some apartments Only 1 left! care for 7 & 11yr old, Spectrum and Daily $200 obo. Call Dori runs great, built up 350, includes all utilities. early morning and after News, 275 East St. 843-1826. Camelback heads, Swimming pool, hot school, Monday-Thurs- George Blvd., St. $1250. (435)830-8342 tub, exercise room, day starting mid-Sep- George, Utah 84770. 1995 BIG Tex utility trail- playground, full club- $ Closing Costs tember. Some overnight Fax: 1-435-674-6265, er, dual tandem axle, ‘83 FORD F150, $1000 house. 843-4400 The Kirk care required. E-Mail: tseifert@the- 25’, 20,000lb JVW, pin- obo, 110,000 miles, $ Quiet, Quality apartments in a (801)540-4455 spectrum.com (ucan) tle hitch, electric brakes, 843-7145 2BDRM DUPLEX, new 0 Down restored historic structure Business like new, $5900 obo. cabinets, paint and MULTIPLE WORKERS (435)830-2426 89 FORD BRONCO. Full carpet, a/c, dishwash- 0 to distribute flyers in The Best Places at the Best Prices Opportunities size, good condition, er, w/d hookups. $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central and around the Tooele BRAND NEW, unused 4’ many extras, $2500. $595/mo. Move in bo- Completely Furnished 24x36 BUILDING, self air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. area. Easy work and by 8’ utility trailer that 882-8601 nus. 882-0366, 830- cont, w/restroom, Weekly & Monthly Rates excellent pay. Perfect folds into small area 2665 for stay at home moms. 110/220, swamp & with tilt and wiring, 96 GMC Sierra 1500, For more information call Matthew with Call Benjamin Fletcher, parking, recently ceram- $450. Michael, 882- xcab, 5.01 V8, auto, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 (801)898-0472 ic studio, could be office 2BDRM BASEMENT apt, Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 8609 4x4, Z71, trlr pkg, shell, $500 per month, $300 space or many uses. loaded, very clean, 85k, FAX 435-843-1148 PRIOR-SERVICE SOL- deposit. 882-4428 882-4165 Autos $10,000, (435)882-0849 *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. DIERS. The Utah Army (evenings) National Guard is cur- ALL CASH CANDY rently offering a Route. Do you earn $0 DOWN! Cars from $15,000.00 bonus to $800 in a day? Your $29/mo, police im- Prior-Service Soldiers own local candy route. pounds for sale! 24 willing to get back in. Includes 30 machines months at 8.5% APR. Hundreds of homes, lots & For information call: and candy. All for For listings call 800- SFC Craig Dowen at $9,995. 1-800-814- 366-9813, extension (435) 833-0928 (ucan) 6047. (ucan) 8329 property to choose from! SUBWAY SANDWICH- AMERICA'S HOTTEST $500 POLICE IM- ES now hiring for new OPPORTUNITY - Own POUNDS! Hondas, MONTHS FREE RENT store in Walmart. All your own- Dollar Stores Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, shifts. Please apply at (www.dollarstoreservice Toyotas, etc! Cars, NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG 608 E. Nicole Way N ow Renting 444 North Main Street. s.com)--- Discount Par- trucks, SUV's from Erda MOVE IN SPECIALS ty Stores $500! For listings 1- (www.dpstores.com)-- 800-366-9813 ext 9977. Beautiful country property for Exclusively for Seniors $1.99 Jewelry Boutique (ucan) horses and the family w/ 6 bdrms, (www.199jewelrystore 3 full bths, Walk-out basement, Pet Friendly $500! Hondas from services.com)-- Mailbox Mother in law apt., 8” well, Call for details. pp Stores (www.themail $500! Police Impounds boxstores.com) Think For Sale, For listings 50’X80’ bldg. for horse arena, (435)843-0717 Christmas, start now. Call 800-366-9813 x storage or barn and so much From $45,900 1-800- A519 $$ more. Call Shane 840-0344 829-2915, 1-800-518- 5525,00025,000 3064. (ucan) 1977 DATSUN 280Z, 108,000 original miles, LIBERTY TAX SERVICE 5 speed, runs great, DON’T ASSUME YOU - Join the Fastest grow- $3000. 882-5581 ing Tax Preparation WON’T QUALIFY FOR Franchise ever! To re- 1984 TOYOTA Land quest information Cruiser, 4wd, stwgn, A HOME LOAN please visit our web site 882-4193, $1200. at www.libertytaxfran- 1987 SUZUKI Samurai chise.com or call 1-800- $$ $$ 4x4 works great, engine 1126,00026,000 790-3863. Investment 1159,50059,500 Jason White runs great, $1300 obo. For your call today: Mortgage Consultant required. (ucan) FREE CREDIT ANALYSIS (801)792-5631 1232 East 940 North 1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake A Gem of a home in a Perfect Location, Quiet Eastside MUSIC BUSINESS from Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 1997 CHRYSLER Town Cul De Sac, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .20 acre lot, Master your home. Sell drums, Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom & Country LXI van, Suite is Super - Sized and plenty of family area Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed 435-833-0740 TOOELE guitars and wind instru- AWD, all leather, power throughout. for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. ments. Call Music Buy- everything, fully loaded, ers of America, 1-800- 801-568-0500 WEST JORDAN runs well. No rust or 796-9769 body damage. Nice in- www.deseretpeakmtg.com 800-453-9609 TOLL FREE ORANGE COUNTY side and out. $4900. CHOPPERS. Orange 830-9474, 843-0419 PURCHASE REFINANCE CONSTRUCTION County Choppers seeks 1999 OLDSMOBILE Distributor for new OCC 2ND MORTGAGES COMMERCIAL HARD MONEY Alero. 4 door, teal Energy Drink product. green, very sporty. 4 $$ $15,000 required for in- cylinder but drives like a 1149,00049,000 ventory. Protected terri- 6 cylinder. $4500 obo. Creative Financing Solutions tory and TV exposure. 843-8051 168 Millcreek Way You can't lose!! 1-888- SELL YOUR An Excellent Rambler in a Fantastic Neighborhood • Less than perfect credit 216-5831. (ucan) w/ 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, Storage Everywhere, SATELLITE RETAIL HOME HERE Parking Galore and so much more. • Hard to prove income Business for sale with FFORFOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure contracts, for 2 apt complexes and much • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure more. 882-7054 • Need higher than normal loan to value Small Business owners: • Lacking in down payment Place your classified ad Sell Your Car Here for • There are lending solutions for you! in 47 newspapers throughout Utah for only $ 80* $$ $$ $135. for 25 words, and 1123,00023,000 991,5001,500 RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! ea. $5. per word over 25. 6 You will reach up to Call 882-0050 282 West 670 North 369 North 1st East SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? 500,000 buyers and it is Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, *Based on 13 issue contract. Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate a one call, one order, front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. one bill program. Call flooring, family room and fenced yard. a covered patio. the Tooele Transcript 2004 OLDS Alero, 30k Bulletin at (435)882- miles, loaded, 4 door, *Each office independently owned and operated. 0050 for further info. V6, $10,500. 830-9657 Shane Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. (Ucan) 89 ACURA Integra, 4dr hatchback, high miles, Bergen Call Now! $800 obo. 884-1435 840- 0344 (cell) 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan SELL YOUR CAR or boat in the classifieds. ext. 119 www.deseretpeakmtg.com Call 882-0050 882- 8868 1185 N. Main TUESDAY July 5, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Meetings Apartments for 2 FLOOR plans, stucco 99 3BDRM, 2bth, $200 NOW AVAILABLE 3bdrm TOOELE, 3BDRM 1bth, GRANTSVILLE $93,000, BUILDING LOT in NOTICE OF 60-DAY Rent w/rock exterior deposit, $600 month, 1 1.5bth, family room, twin home, $700/mo, or 3BDRM, 2BTH, fire- Grantsville, 1/2 acre; in- COMMENT PERIOD ROOMMATE WANTED, 2000sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, year lease, available fenced backyard, no house $750/mo. Con- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! place, sunroom, 2 car cludes irrigation share. AND PUBLIC INFOR- male, $300/mo, utilities pool, exercise room, July 1st. 882-8144 smoking, no pets, tact Mitch (801)380- garage, fenced back- Great mountain views in MATION MEETING included. No smoking, clubhouse, no smoking, $650/mo, 1st and last 5691 yard, automatic sprin- Anderson Ranch subdi- Notice is hereby given no alcohol. Location El- no pets, $950/mo. CUTE TOOELE East month plus deposit. klers, 54 North Center vision. Owner 884-6514 that Envirocare of Utah, TOOELE, COMPLETE- ton Park, Apt #16. Call (801)455-1299 side rental, 3bdrm, 882-7956 St. 884-5090 Must LLC has requested a LY remodeled, 4bdrm, UTAH'S BEST LAND 850-9044. I don’t an- 1bth, pets allowed. See! Class 2 modification to 2BDRM 1BTH, carport, OVERLAKE 1728 Cola- 1bth, 145 South 2nd bargain 40 acres - swer unavailable or Stansbury house on Sell Your Home Here for its State-issued Part B super clean inside, vito, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, no Street, $745/mo. GRANTSVILLE, NEW $24,900. Uinta Moun- blocked IDs. lake, 3bdrm, 2bth, pets Permit to provide con- $650/mo, 37 North, 100 allowed. Prudential, pets, 2 car garage, nice (801)969-6065 or $ 80* custom home! Rent to tain area. Outdoor lov- trols for the management E, Tooele. (801)598- neighborhood, close to (801)243-3115 own, low down, no bank er's dream! Dramatic of stockpiled waste in the SLEEPING ROOMS Karrie Thorne (435)840- ea. 4881, www.outwestreal 0564 schools, $1000/mo/ 6 qualify. Mark (801)918- mountain views, close Mixed Waste Landfill available, $70 per ty.com lease. 840-5551, 840- TOOELE, NEWER 7755, Applied Re. to conveniences. Sur- Cell. A temporary au- week, $10 key deposit, 5651 4bdrm, 3.5bth, multi lev- Call 882-0050 rounded by wilderness. thorization is requested first and last week- total DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter 2BDRM, 1bth, 59 E 400 el, 2 car garage, *Based on 13 issue contract. GVILLE 10 ACRES, Nearby lake and state to prevent disruption of $150 to move in. 46 N (400 North), large N, $625/mo, $475/dep. RENT TO Own option. fenced, $1000/mo. 966 large home, 3 barns, parks. Excellent financ- ongoing waste manage- Broadway. 882-7605 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 882-1572, 840-1880 2bdrm, 2bth, Stockton. N 1380 E. Davidson zoned for kennel. ing. Call UTLR 1-877- ment activities. tile floors, carport, 2BDRM CONDO, like Accepting applications. Realty (801)466-5078 $319,900. Call Rose @ 349-5263. (ucan) Any comments on this fenced yard, $650/mo. new, large bedrooms, SPACIOUS ONE bed- 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, 843-0916; 843-3573 DP Realty. (435)830- modification should be Precept (801)272-8405. patio, fireplace, new room apartment, fur- $550/mo, first and last TOOELE, OVERLAKE 2827 STOCKTON BUILDING submitted to Mr. Dennis nished, washer and dry- month rent, $400/dep. RENTALS CALL Deseret 4bdrm, 2.5bth, garage, paint, make offer. Call lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. FAMILY OF 5 desparate- R. Downs, Director, Utah er included, no smoking One year lease, refer- Peak Realty (435)882- central air, family room, Rick 882-3713 or 801- HOME IN Stansbury, Newly constructed ly needs a 4 bedroom Division of Solid and or children quiet neigh- ences required. No 9088 very nice, $1075. 312 635-5090. new carpet, paint, roads. Beautiful lake/ home. Will work for Hazardous Waste, Utah borhood, $450/mo plus pets, no smoking. W Dawson Dr. 3bdrm, 2bth on a full mountain views. Great Department of Environ- rent. Call (801)971- 3600SQFT HOME with utilities. 843-1379. (435)882-1612 RENTALS NEEDED! De- (801)390-7266 C-21 unfinished basement, for manufactured or mental Quality, P.O. Box 7960 Bonnie or horse property, remod- seret Peak/ Property McAffee. close to elementary custom built homes. 144880, Salt Lake City, (801)965-3926 Tom. eled, too much to list, SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, 3BDRM 1BTH, fenced Management. We have school. $143,000. 882- 882-7094. Utah 84114-4880. The near rodeo grounds 480 $200 move in allow- yard, house available 1 tenants waiting. Call TWO BEDROOM house 4282 60-day comment period FOR RENT/ lease, 3 N 200 W, Tooele, irriga- ance. $500/mo, $400 July, $750 + utilities. Af- D.P.Realty 435-882- for rent, $700 per month Water Shares for this modification will bedroom house, 1 bath, tion, barns. John 882- INVESTMENT PROP- deposit. Accepts hous- ter 7pm 882-7665 9088 plus utilities, $400 end on August 26, 2005, full unfinished base- 6663 ERTY, 3bdrm, 1bth, ing. 328 E Main, cleaning deposit. Call or within 60 days of the ment, large yard, in Er- large fenced yard, one NEEDED 3 water shares Grantsville. Call 3BDRM AND carport for SMALLER 3BDRM, 1bth, Curtis 840-2608 initial date of publication da. $850/mo. Call 830- 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1300sqft family for past 13mo, to convert to culinary (801)815-2928, 435- rent. For details call newly remodeled, of this notice, whichever 5680 or 882-3521 home w/garage, on .3 good payment history, water. Will pay cash. 884-0432. (801)969-8709. $600/mo, 615 E Vine. Homes comes later. acre, $107,000. Seller serious inquiries only. Call Barbara at 882- (801)598-4881, www. A public information financing possible. 480 840-3434, 884-9188 4861 STUDIO APARTMENTS, 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- FOR RENT: 2bdrm, outwestrealty.com meeting for this modifica- $$$SAVE MONEY Find E Clark, Grantsville. $375 per month, first ment, $775 month, 1bth, 2 car garage, very tion will be held August HUD & Bank owned Call Arlin, (801)661- LEASE OPTION, 362 WATER- SETTLEMENT months rent free, $0 $400 deposit, utilities in- clean, fenced yard, no STANSBURY 4BDRM 2, 2005, at 7:00 PM in homes at: 2342 Caldwell Drive, 4bdrm, Canyon Irrigation, 1-5 moves you in, Utilities cluded, central air, w/d smoking, no pets, 2.5bth, new carpet, the South Auditorium of www.tooelebankownedhomes. 2bth. Call Dave 840- shares, $2200 each. included, new paint/ hookups, no pets or $650/mo, $500/dep, $1200/mo, 4bdrm the Tooele County Court- com or call for a list Ber- 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft 1009 or 884-1087 Call Barbara at carpet, 833-9134 smoking. Kim 882-3796 Stockton. 882-7068 2.5bth, $1000/mo, house, 47 South Main (801)864-0455 4bdrm, 2.5bth, large na or Chris 435-840- twin home, $94,000, for (801)942-5235 MUST SELL fast! Tooele Street, Tooele, Utah. 3BDRM, 2bth condo. FOUR BEDROOMS, two yard $1200/mo, 5dbrm, 5029, Group 1 Real Es- sale or lease. Located 3bdrm, 2bth, ac, For more information STUDIO APARTMENTS, Hometowne Court. Ga- baths, double garage, 2.5bth cul-de-sac tate at 227 Alfred Drive. Office Space 2100sqft, 2 car garage. about this modification, $375 per month, first rage, a/c. No smoking. central air, no smoking, $1175/mo 843-1282 (435)862-5664. $10,000! BUY HOMES Instant equity, must contact: months rent free, $0 $900 monthly, $500 de- no pets, $875 per OFFICE/ BUSINESS Facility Contact Person: STANSBURY 4BDRM, from $10,000! Foreclo- 4BDRM, 371 S 600 W, see! (801)554-1137 moves you in, Utilities posit. Available Aug. 1. month, $750 deposit. space, utilities and high Sean McCandless, En- (801) 465-2926 2bth, ac, 2 car garage, sures, HUD, Repos and $109,900, totally re- included, new paint/ 830-1059. Available Ju- Planning on selling your speed internet included, virocare of Utah, LLC. fully fenced, yard, large More! 1-3 Bedrooms modeled, shows a ten carpet, 833-9134 ly 15th home, you could be 272 North Broadway. Telephone: (801) 532- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile shed, great neighbor- available now! For list- plus. Aaron (801)706- (801)864-0455 sending your sales (435)882-4949 1330. home for rent, no smok- hood, $950/mo, pets ings call 1-800-366- 5919 SUMMER SPECIAL - GRANTSVILLE HOME, points to up to 500,000 Division Contact Person: ing/ pets. 882-1550 okay. (435)882-0182, 9783 ext 5330. (ucan) 1/2 off first months 4bdrm, 3bth, lease people at once. For Buildings Otis Willoughby, Utah Di- (801)403-7719 $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth 5BDRM, 2BTH home in rent. 2 & 3 bedroom w/option, $850/mo. Mi- $135. you can place vision of Solid and Haz- 4BDRM, 1BTH, quiet .24 acres, quiet a great neighborhood, apartments at Valley chelle (435)241-0233 your 25 word classified ardous Waste, P.O. Box neighborhood, $900/mo STANSBURY PARK 2 neighborhood, new beautiful new carpet 2800+SQFT commercial Meadows. These ad to all 47 newspapers 144880, 288 North 1460 plus deposit. Call 840- bdrm updated condo, carpet, newly remod- and paint throughout, space for sale or rent, apartments will not GRANTSVILLE, GOR- in Utah. Just call Tooele West, Salt Lake City, 1864 or 840-0186. garage w/opener, whirl- eled bathroom, new mature trees and land- all or part, 351 E Utah last long. Call Carole GEOUS new custom Transcript Bulletin at Utah 84114-4880. Tele- Available July 1. pool bath. Available Ju- kitchen floor. 114 S scaping. The perfect Ave, Tooele, (801)598- at 882-7875, ext 123. home, 3bdrm, rent to (435)882-0050 for all phone: (801) 538-6170. ly 1. $850/month. Broadway. Call 840- home for your family. 4881, www.outwestreal own available, starting the details. The modification request 4BDRM, 2BTH, 465 East $1,000 deposit. 830- $132,500. 976 S South- WORK IN Salt Lake? Try at $1100/mo. Shawn 0279. ty.com and supporting docu- 1310 North, no pets, 2 2700 west Drive. (435)542- Magna. Very clean (801)759-0835. PRICE REDUCED ments are available to be car garage, $900/ 3414 If you build, remodel or 3bdrm, 1bth, $650/mo; FSBO; $75,400 Tooele, copied and for public re- month, 12 month lease, STANSBURY PARK remove buildings you 2bdrm, 1bth, $550/mo. LARGE 3BDRM, 2bth Highlands, 135 South view at the Utah Division 840-5551, 840-5651 4bdrm, 2.5 bath 2 car AVOID FORECLO- can place your classi- $350/dep. No smoking, duplex, carport, fire- FANTASTIC 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, of Solid and Hazardous garage, Washer & Dry- SURE, we can help! fied ad in 47 of Utah's no pets. (801)860-7653 place, dishwasher, cen- large lot. Contact Den- Waste or at the offices of 4BDRM, 4BTH, 2 car ga- er, No Smoking. Avail- newspapers for only tral air, 643 E Smelter CONDO! Fast and easy nis at (801)641-6905. Envirocare of Utah, LLC, rage, newer home, able Immediately. Rent (801)244-3426 $135. for 25 words ($5. Homes for Rent fenced yard, no smok- Road (400 N), $700/mo, 605 North 5600 West, $1000. Talena (Pruden- PRICE TO Sell! Great for each additional ing, no pets, $975/mo $500/dep. Call 882- 2,100 sq. ft. Salt Lake City, Utah, on tial) 435-830-8113 BANK FORECLOSURE! family home in Stans- word). You will reach up plus deposit, available 8407 business days from 9:00 3 bdrm, 3 bth on 3bdrm 2bth Home, bury Park, 4+bdrm, to 500,000 potential *WHY RENT when you July 1, (617)894-3453 STANSBURY, new lake- a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and $14,900! Won't Last! 3bth, $10,000 below customers and all you can buy? O down pro- NEWER 3BDRM 2bth front homes, maple from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 the golf course. More Homes Available, market. 24hr Toll Free do is call the Tooele grams, not perfect cred- 5 bdrm 3-bath rambler, 2 home, Tooele, fenced, cabinets, tile, Corian p.m. For Listings Call 800- info: 1-800-728-1972 Transcript Bulletin at it. Single parent pro- car garage, fireplace for rent $895/mo. Call counters, 3bdrm 2.5bth $122,800. The permittee’s compli- 366-9783 xH772 ext. 6004. Miller & Com- (435)882-0050 for all grams. Call for details. 125 Country Club Joe (801)254-1009 or rambler $1350/mo, ance history during the pany the details. (Ucan) Berna or Chris 435-840- $950/month, $1,000 (801)755-6382 4bed 3.5bth 2 story life of the permit being 5029 Group 1 Real Es- deposit Call Tom, $1400/mo 843-1282 843-5169 UTAH MANUFACTUR- modified is available tate BY OWNER, $65,000, SELLING YOUR HOME? from the Division contact Stansbury Real Estate NEWER HOME for lease 3bdrm, 2bth. New foun- Advertise it in the clas- ER FOR 17 years Plus - 843-5323 in nice neighborhood, TOOELE, 3 large bed All Steel Buildings!!! person. 2BDRM, 1BTH, 1005sqft dation, driveway, car- sifieds. Call 882-0050 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, 4bdrm, 2bth, $875/mo, 2bth home, 2 car ga- Any size you want, any (Published in the Tran- home on .17 acre, port, carpet, roof. 369 large fenced backyard, 5BDRM, 2BTH house for $500 deposit, no smok- rage, big back yard, accessories you want, script Bulletin July 5, $85,000. Seller financ- S. American Way (680 STANSBURY 3BDRM, no pets, $650/mo in- rent in Grantsville, ing, no pets. Kathleen outside pets okay. or any features you 2005) ing possible. Call Kurt W), .25 acre lot. 843- 2.5bth, 2735sqft, will cludes water. 376 E fenced yard, $850 a 224-4517 or (801)408- must see inside. want.www.cobuildings. (801)631-6892 0366 pay closing, large kitch- PUBLIC MEETING NO- Vine St. 833-0221 month (435)830-4877 1797. $750/month. 224-2734 net or call 1-800-262- en w/tile, formal living/ TICE AND AGENDA 5347. CO Building Sys- BY OWNER, 105,000, dining, 2 family rooms, Pine Canyon Planning tems, Inc. Building a 4bdrm, 2bth, hardwood central air, $169,900. Commission Meeting Reputation on "Old and tile, new carpet, (435)882-6402, The Pine Canyon Plan- Fashioned Integrity". walk out basement, qui- (801)201-5272 ning Commission will (ucan) et neighborhood, hold a PUBLIC MEET- STOCKTON, 42 Conner fenced yard, 167 East ING Thursday, July 7, Ave 2bdrm, one 13x23, Financial 700 Norht, Lisa 843- 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the 1.5bth, fenced back Services 9789 Auditorium on the first yard, 1480sqft, great for floor, Tooele Court- Hold your small family, 882-7054 $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE CLEAN 4bdrm, 2bth, qui- CASH for structured house, 47 South Main et neighborhood, great settlements, annuities, Street, Tooele, Utah. view of mountains, WE BUY HOUSES! FULL PRICE! law suit, mortgage PUBLIC MEETING Grantsville, $115,000 notes and cash flows. 1. Roll Call 884-0205 (801)598-8514 Brandon www.wantfullprice.com J.G. Wentworth #1 1- 2. Approval of meeting 800-794-7310 (ucan) minutes from June 23, Horses! CONDO 1751 N Anson 2005 Manufactured Drive, 3 bedroom, 1.5 Public Notices 3. Amendment to the bath, great condition, Homes Meetings Policies and Procedures perfect starter home. FSBO 3BDRM, 1.75bth, for Pine Canyon Plan- $106,000. Call 830- nice size rooms, kitchen Deadline for public no- ning Commission Looking for an 3452 and family room. Vault- tices is 4 p.m. the day PUBLIC HEARING: ed ceilings, central air. prior to publication. 1. REZ #1008-05 Brook- CUSTOM BUILT 1992 Beautiful home, come Public notices submit- field Estates – Sec 11, 2 affordable piece of multi level, 3 bedroom, see. $38,500. 884-6831 ted past the deadline S, 4 W- A-20 to RR-5 2.5 bath, close to ele- will not be accepted. Adjournment: mentary, junior high, INSTANT EQUITY, 1998 PUBLIC MEETING: high school, many ex- Cavco, 3bdrm, 2bth, PUBLIC NOTICE OF 1. AMZ #1023-05 property that you tras, quiet neighbor- doublewide, valued MEETING AND AGEN- Amendment to 24-6-3 hood, $174,900. 317 S $28,000, will sell for DA Business related tempo- 400 W, Tooele. $20,000 cash. Over- Tooele County Planning rary signs & your horse can (435)882-6536 after pass Point. Call Commission 2. Discussion on park in 6:30pm. (801)654-0632 The Tooele County Plan- Pine Canyon ning Commission will Other Business: settle down in? FOR SALE by owner Mobile Homes hold a PUBLIC MEET- Adjournment: beautiful 3bdrm, 2bth ING on July 6, 2005 at Dated this 1st day of Ju- rambler, located in 7:00 p.m. in the Auditori- ly, 2005 peaceful upscale neigh- 14x70 2BDRM, 1bth, um at the Tooele County MARY DIXON, Secreta- borhood. 55 Iron Rod 894sqft, washer/ dryer, Courthouse, 47 South ry Road, $179,900. 882- shed, 485 Hawthorne Main, Tooele, Utah. Pine Canyon Planning Just Wait! PUBLIC MEETING: 4195 St (Grandview Village), Commission $9500 obo. Owner will 1. Roll Call (Published in the Tran- FOR SALE by owner or finance. (801)596- 2. Approval of meeting script Bulletin July 5, It’s coming soon lease option $700/mo, 7653 minutes from June 15, 2005) 2bdrm, 1bth new home. 2005 3. AMZ #1023-05 (801)414-3879 1980 BROADMORE PUBLIC NOTICE Amendment to 24-6-3 14x60, 2bdrm, 2 car- Notice of Public Partici- Business related tempo- FOR SALE By Owner, ports, 30ft porch, Park pation & Cooperation in rary signs affordable country liv- at 935 N Main #3, Redevelopment 4. AMS #1004-05 ing, 1.37ac in Erda, $12,000 obo. Call 882- Tooele City hereby gives Amendment to Title 13 3120sqft, custom ram- 6549 notice pursuant to Utah bler. Buy now, won’t Subdivision Ordinance Code Annotated §17B-4- last. $245,000. Call for 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 5. AMZ #1024-05 103(1)(b), that on Wed- appt. 843-7146 home for rent, no smok- Amendment to Chapters nesday, July 20, 2005, at ing/ pets. 882-1550 1,3,4,5, &7 of the Zoning 7:00 pm at Tooele City FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR- Ordinance Hall, 90 North Main HOOD, lots of kids. MOBILE HOME for sale 6. AMD CUP #059-03 Street, Tooele, Utah, the 3bdrm, 2bth rambler, or rent, 2bdrm, 1bth, re- Wasatch Regional Land- City Council and the partially finished, full cently renovated, fill Inc. (State Trust Land) Agency Board shall meet basement, extras! 904 across from mobile 7. Amendment to the jointly to discuss a reso- N 1300 E (801)209- home playground and Policies and Procedures lution authorizing an in- 0048, 843-7964, swimming pool. Call for Tooele County Plan- terlocal agreement con- www.owners.com/amw 882-0808 ning Commission cerning the acquisition of 4094. Open house Sat- PUBLIC HEARING: an easement and alley- urday. Lots & Land 1. PUD #1012-05 Stans- way located at approxi- bury Park Gateway (Fi- mately 35 North Main FSBO OR lease option, nal) Street and to take action Approximately 2500sqft, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 2. PUD #1013-05 Sad- thereon. auto sprinklers, central ING lot, Canyon Rim dleback SR-36 Subdivi- Posted this 1st day of Ju- air, framed basement, Estates, 12,000sqft, sion Phase 1 (Concept) ly 2005 3bdrms, 2bth, beautiful zoned R1-12, all under- Adjournment: Patrick Dunlavy Call Laramie Dunn views, 840-4326, 833- ground utilities, peace- Other Business: City Recorder 9330 or (801)860-6070. ful, secluded, beautiful Adjournment: (Published in the Tran- views, canyon atmos- Dated this 1st day of Ju- script Bulletin July 5, phere, $29,900. Owner ly, 2005 FSBO: Large multi-level 2005) 882-7094. Mary Dixon, Secretary 435.224.4000 with 2200+sqft, 4bdrm, Tooele County Plan- 3.5bth, extra large 3 car 17 ACRES w/water, utilit- ning Commission garage with work area, ies, buildable lots (3), (Published in the Tran- .28 lot, much more. 882-2155, 830-2469, script Bulletin July 5, Northeast location. 833- 830-2646 2005) 9886 Continued on next page B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 5, 2005

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices disclaims liability for any and fixtures now or here- the official plat thereof, be void, the successful Mortgage Corporation, in certified funds or a Filing period is between WILLIAM H. MOSS Meetings error in the address), and after a part of the proper- as recorded in the office bidder’s funds returned covering the following re- cashier's check at the July 15 and August 15, 1955 SHED PUBLIC NOTICE more particularly descri- ty. of the Tooele County Re- and the trustee and cur- al property purported to time of sale to secure 2005, between the hours BEHIND PROUD PORK- Notice is hereby given bed as: The current beneficiary corder. rent beneficiary shall not be located in Tooele bid, and the balance of of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ER that the Tooele City Parcel 1: of the trust deed is Mort- Serial No. 12-001-0-0062 be liable to the success- County at 624 Grand- the purchase price must To become a candidate RUSH VALLEY, UT Council and the Tooele The Northeast quarter of gage Electronic Registra- The property address is ful bidder for any dam- view Circle, Tooele, UT be paid in full in the form for this Special District 84069 City Redevelopment Section 32, Township 7 tion Systems, Inc., as purported to be 814 age. 84074 (the undersigned of certified funds or a Board elective office, the TOTAL DUE: $120.80 Agency will meet in a South, Range 5 West, nominee for CitiMort- West 620 South, Tooele, Bidders must tender to disclaims liability for any cashier's check within 24 qualified person must file NONA MYRICK Joint Business Meeting Salt Lake Base and Meri- gage, Inc. its successor Utah. The undersigned the trustee a $5,000.00 error in the address), and hours from the time of a Declaration of Candi- 1977 14X70 FLEET- on Wednesday, July 6, dian. and assigns and the re- disclaims any liability for deposit at the sale and more particularly descri- sale. dacy during office hours WOOD 2005 at the hour of 7:00 Less and excepting that cord owner of the proper- errors in the address. the balance of the pur- bed as: This Trustee’s Sale is with Marilyn Mann, Dis- 511 SPRUCE #80 P.M. The meeting will be portion in the road and ty as of the recording of Said Trust Deed was re- chase price by 12:00 Lot 41, VALLEY TER- subject to a bankruptcy trict Clerk, at the Stans- TOOELE, UT 84074 held at the Tooele City the portion West of road the notice of default is corded December 23, noon the day following RACE SUBDIVISION, a filing, a payoff, a rein- bury Park Improvement TOTAL DUE: $308.78 Hall Council Room locat- conveyed to McFarland Daren C. Widdison. 2003 as Entry No. the sale. The deposit subdivision of Tooele statement or any other District, 10 Plaza, Stans- SAMANTHA LEGARE ed at 90 North Main and Hullinger. The sale is subject to a 216208, of Book 913, at must be in the form of a City, according to the of- condition of which the bury Park. (435) 882- 1972 14X70 CHAMPION Street, Tooele, Utah Also less and excepting bankruptcy filing, a pay- Page 320 of Official Re- cashier’s check or bank ficial plat thereof, record- trustee is not aware that 7922. 472 ASH STREET #74 1. Pledge of Allegiance the South 50 acres of the off, a reinstatement or cords. Notice of Default official check payable to ed in the office of the would cause the cancel- (Published in the Tran- TOOELE, UT 84074 2. Jared Perry East half of the North- any other condition of was dated March 10, Lundberg & Associates. County Recorder of lation of this sale. Fur- script Bulletin July 5 & 7, TOTAL DUE: $247.92 Senator Bob Bennett’s east quarter. which the trustee is not 2005 and recorded The balance must be in Tooele County Utah. ther, if any of these con- 2005) JENEFER GLADDEN Office Parcel 2: aware that would cause March 10, 2005 as Entry the form of a wire trans- Together with all the im- ditions exist, this sale will 1974 10X70 CHAMPION 3. Open Forum for Public BEGINNING at the East the cancellation of the No. 237213, in Book fer, cashier’s check, provements now or here- be null and void, the suc- ADVERTISMENT FOR 495 OAK STREET #45 Comment quarter corner of Section sale. If any such condi- 1008, at Page 465 of Of- bank official check (credit after erected on the cessful bidder’s funds BID TOOELE, UT 84074 4. RDA Resolution 2005- 32, Township 7 South, tion exists, the sale shall ficial Records. union official checks are property, and all ease- shall be returned, and The Tooele County TOTAL DUE: $212.36 10 A Resolution of the Range 5 West, Salt Lake be void, the successful The current beneficiary not accepted) or U.S. ments, appurtenances, the Trustee and the Ben- School District is re- JOHN OR LORI HALLA- Redevelopment Agency Base and Meridian, and bidder’s funds returned of the Trust Deed is Postal money order pay- and fixtures now or here- eficiary shall not be liable questing bids for site im- DAY of Tooele City, Utah running thence West and the trustee and cur- DEUTSCHE BANK NA- able to Lundberg & As- after a part of the proper- to the successful bidder provements at Oquirrh 1976 14X70 CHAMPION ("RDA") Approving a Fa- along the center line of rent beneficiary shall not TIONAL TRUST COM- sociates. If wire transfer ty. for any damages. Hills School located at 518 OAK STREET #54 çade Renovation Partici- said Section 32, 1320 be liable to the success- PANY, AS TRUSTEE OF is used, an additional The current beneficiary THIS COMMUNICATION 711 East Vine Street, TOOELE, UT 84074 pation Agreement feet; thence North 1650 ful bidder for any dam- ARGENT SECURITIES $10.00 must be remitted of the trust deed is IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele, Utah and pave- TOTAL DUE $295.85 Presented by Brian feet; thence East 1320 age. INC., ASSET BACKED with the purchase price. Chase Home Finance, COLLECT A DEBT, AND ment rehabilitation at DIANE STONE Berndt feet to the East line of Bidders must tender to PASS THROUGH CER- Cash payments are not LLC, successor by merg- ANY INFORMATION various locations. Plans 1974 14X70 SKYLINE 5. SR-36 Road Construc- said Section; thence the trustee a $5,000.00 TIFICATES, SERIES accepted. A trustee’s er to Chase Manhattan OBTAINED WILL BE and specifications will be 323 W 500 N #47 tion Project Update South 1650 feet to the deposit at the sale and 2004-W1 UNDER THE deed will be delivered to Mortgage Corporation USED FOR THAT PUR- available at the Tooele TOOELE, UT 84074 Presented by Suzanne point of BEGINNING. the balance of the pur- POOLING & SERVIC- the successful bidder and the record owner of POSE. County School District TOTAL DUE: 295.85 Somers, UDOT Together with all build- chase price by 12:00 ING AGREEMENT within three business the property as of the re- DATED: June 24, 2005. Board Office at 92 South SHELLY TERRY 6. Ordinance 2005-13 An ings, fixtures and im- noon the day following DATES FEBRUARY 1, days after receipt of the cording of the notice of Paul M. Halliday, Jr. Lodestone Street, 1973 14X70 GLEN- Ordinance of the Tooele provements thereon and the sale. The deposit 2004, and the record amount bid. default is Eric Gatien. Successor Trustee Tooele, Utah and Nolte BROOK City Council Assigning all water rights, rights-of- must be in the form of a owner(s) of the property DATED: June 15, 2005. The sale is subject to a 376 East 400 South, Associates, 6671 South 689 N KINDER WAY the General Commercial way, easements, rents, cashier’s check or bank as of the recording of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Suite 300 Redwood Rd, Suite 101, #19A (GC) Zoning District to issues, profits, income, official check payable to Notice of Default is/are ee off, a reinstatement or Salt Lake City, Utah West Jordan Utah on TOOELE, UT 84074 Land Owned by Consoli- tenements, heredita- Lundberg & Associates. ANGEL OBDULIO MAL- 3269 South Main, #100 any other condition of 84111 June 27, 2005. A $30.00 TOTAL DUE: $282.82 dated Distributing Com- ments, privileges and ap- The balance must be in DONADO. Salt Lake City, UT which the trustee is not Telephone: (801) 355- non-refundable deposit is HARRY SACHS pany, Inc. Located West purtenances thereunto the form of a wire trans- The Sale will be made 84115 aware that would cause 2886 required. A pre-bid walk 1999 28X72 OAKWOOD of SR-36 and South of belonging, used or en- fer, cashier’s check, without covenant or war- (801) 263-3400 the cancellation of the Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., through will be held on 113 W 780 N #19 the Future 1000 North joyed with said property, bank official check (credit ranty regarding title, pos- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. sale. If any such condi- 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. site, July 6, 2005 at 3:00 TOOELE, UT 84074 Presented by Cary or any part thereof. union official checks are session or encumbran- – 5:00 p.m. tion exists, the sale shall (MST) pm. Sealed bids are due TOTAL DUE: $484.09 Campbell The current beneficiary not accepted) or U.S. ces. L&A Case No. 04-37114 be void, the successful FILE NUMBER: 27243 July 12, 2005 by 3:00 pm COLTER JENSEN 7. Resolution 2005-46 A of the trust deed is Wells Postal money order pay- Successful bidder must Team B/AL bidder’s funds returned (Published in the Tran- and must be addressed 1998 14X56 CAVCO Resolution of the Tooele Fargo Financial Utah, able to Lundberg & As- be prepared to tender a THIS COMMUNICATION and the trustee and cur- script Bulletin June 28, to Mr. Bill Sampson, As- 182 E 1530 N #D2 City Council Authorizing Inc. and the record own- sociates. If wire transfer cashier’s check for IS AN ATTEMPT TO rent beneficiary shall not July 5 & 12, 2005) sistant Superintendent, TOOELE, UT 84074 the Mayor of Tooele City ers of the property as of is used, an additional $5,000.00 to the trustee COLLECT A DEBT, AND be liable to the success- Tooele County School TOTAL DUE: $880.14 to Sign a Contract with the recording of the no- $10.00 must be remitted at the sale and a cash- ANY INFORMATION ful bidder for any dam- Public Notices District, 92 south Lode- DAVID OR HOLLY Paul Hansen Associates, tice of default are David with the purchase price. ier’s check for the bal- OBTAINED WILL BE age. Miscellaneous stone, Tooele, Utah. BRUCE LLC for Engineering W. Castagno and Marilyn Cash payments are not ance of the purchase USED FOR THAT PUR- Bidders must tender to Bids must be accompa- 1966 12X60 SKYLINE Services E. Castagno. accepted. A trustee’s price within 24 hours af- POSE. the trustee a $5,000.00 Deadline for public no- nied by a Bid Bond 144 W DURFEE #3 Presented by Mayor The sale is subject to a deed will be delivered to ter the sale. Cash is not (Published in the Tran- deposit at the sale and tices is 4 p.m. the day equivalent to 5% of the GRANTSVILLE, UT Roberts bankruptcy filing, a pay- the successful bidder acceptable. script Bulletin June 21, the balance of the pur- prior to publication. total amount bid. The 84029 8. Resolution 2005-47 A off, a reinstatement or within three business This Trustee’s Sale is 28 and July 5, 20050 chase price by 12:00 Public notices submit- bid must be clearly TOTAL DUE: $365.06 Resolution of the Tooele any other condition of days after receipt of the subject to payoff, rein- noon the day following ted past the deadline marked on the outside of JANNETTE HERENDEZ City Council Consenting which the trustee is not amount bid. statement, bankruptcy fil- NOTICE OF TRUST- the sale. The deposit will not be accepted. the envelope "Site Im- 1962 10X55 GENERAL to the Appointment of aware that would cause DATED: June 17, 2005. ing, incorrect bidding in- EE'S SALE must be in the form of a provements for Oquirrh 144 W DURFEE #18 ELECTION OF OFFI- Shauna Bevan to the Li- the cancellation of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- structions, or any other The following described cashier’s check or bank Hills School". The Dis- GRANTSVILLE, UT CERS brary Board of Directors; sale. If any such condi- ee condition that would real property will be sold official check payable to trict reserves the right to 84029 STANSBURY PARK IM- Setting Her Term of tion exists, the sale shall 3269 South Main, #100 cause the cancellation of at public auction to the Lundberg & Associates. waive any formalities and TOTAL DUE: $238.32 PROVEMENT DISTRICT Service; and Awarding be void, the successful Salt Lake City, UT this sale. Should any of highest bidder, purchase The balance must be in accept or reject any bid it JASON OR CHRIST Candidates are needed Her the Powers of the bidder’s funds returned 84115 these conditions exist, price payable in lawful the form of a wire trans- deems in its’ best inter- CASTAGNO to fill office of trustee Office and the trustee and cur- (801) 263-3400 this sale shall be null and money of the United fer, cashier’s check, est. 1979 14X70 BELMONT within the Stansbury Presented by Mayor rent beneficiary shall not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. void, the successful bid- States of America at the bank official check (credit (Published in the Tran- 30 SILVER SAGE RD #2 Park Improvement Dis- Roberts be liable to the success- – 5:00 p.m. der’s funds shall be re- time of sale, at the north- union official checks are script Bulletin June 28, VERNON, UT 84080 trict (Culinary water, san- 9. Resolution 2005-48 A ful bidder for any dam- L&A Case No. 03-38502 turned, and the trustee ern most, of the two west not accepted) or U.S. 30, July 5 & 7, 2005) TOTAL DUE: $186.84 itary sewer and storm Resolution of the Tooele age. Team A/SSA and the beneficiary shall entrances of the Tooele Postal money order pay- (Published in the Tran- drain services). NOTICE OF DELIQU- City Council Approving a Bidders must tender to THIS COMMUNICA- not be liable to the suc- County Courthouse, able to Lundberg & As- script Bulletin June 28 & There are two (2) offices ENT TAX SALE Building Lease with the the trustee a $5,000.00 TION IS AN ATTEMPT cessful bidder for interest a/k/a the Third Judicial sociates. If wire transfer July 5, 2005) for a four year term. If Notice is hereby given Salt Lake Community deposit at the sale and TO COLLECT A DEBT, or any other damages. District Court, 47 South is used, an additional elected to either office, that on the 7th day of JU- Action Program the balance of the pur- AND ANY INFORMA- DATED this 16th day of Main, Tooele, Utah, on $10.00 must be remitted the person must be will- LY 2005 at 10:00 a.m., at Presented by Roger Bak- chase price by 12:00 TION OBTAINED WILL June, 2005. Tuesday, July 26, 2005, with the purchase price. ing and able to attend re- the North front door of er noon the day following BE USED FOR THAT JAX H. PETTEY, Suc- at the hour of 4:00 p.m. Cash payments are not quired meetings each the County Courthouse, 10. Resolution 2005-50 the sale. The deposit PURPOSE. cessor Trustee of that day for the pur- accepted. A trustee’s month and be responsi- in Tooele County, Utah, I A Resolution of the must be in the form of a (Published in the Tran- Attorney at Law pose of foreclosing a deed will be delivered to ble to oversee any desig- will offer for at sell at Unload Tooele City Council Au- cashier’s check or bank script Bulletin June 21, 9488 Union Square, deed of trust executed by the successful bidder nated area of responsi- public auction and sell to thorizing the Mayor to official check payable to 28 & July 5, 2005) Sandy, UT 84070 Steve T. England in favor within three business bility. The election will be the highest bidder for Your Sign a Contract with Lundberg & Associates. Telephone: (801) 984- of United Financial Mort- days after receipt of the held November 8, 2005. cash, under provisions of Western Excavating for The balance must be in NOTICE OF TRUST- 0055 gage Corp., covering real amount bid. Qualifications for these section 59-2-1303, the Construction of an RV the form of a wire trans- EE'S SALE www.PetteyLegal.com property located at ap- DATED: June 27, 2005. Truck offices are: following described per- Dump at 900 South and fer, cashier’s check, The following described P&A File No.: L25041 proximately 270 North Scott Lundberg, Trust- a. Be a registered voter sonal property located in SR-36 bank official check (credit property will be sold at File Name: Obdulio Tahoe Street, Tooele ee in the Stansbury Park the county and now de- Presented by Paul Han- union official checks are public auction to the THIS IS ATTEMPT TO County, Utah, and more 3269 South Main, #100 Voting District for at least linquent and subject to sen not accepted) or U.S. highest bidder, payable COLLECT A DEBT, AND particularly described as: Salt Lake City, UT 365 days before election tax sale. A bid for less 11. Resolution 2005-51 Postal money order pay- in certified funds, at the ANY INFORMATION ALL OF LOT 49, NORTH 84115 b. Be a US Citizen than the total amount of A Resolution of the able to Lundberg & As- time of sale at the North OBTAINED WILL BE LAKE NO. 1 SUBDIVI- (801) 263-3400 c. Be at least 18 years taxes, interest, penalty, Tooele City Council Au- sociates. If wire transfer front entrance of the USED FOR THAT PUR- SION, A SUBDIVISION Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of age by election day and administrative costs thorizing the Mayor to is used, an additional Tooele County Court- POSE. OF TOOELE CITY, AC- – 5:00 p.m. e. Candidates primary which are charged upon 882-0050 Sign a Contract with $10.00 must be remitted house, 47 S. Main St., (Published in the Tran- CORDING TO THE OF- L&A Case No. 04-50028 place of residency is in the personal property will Western Excavating for with the purchase price. Tooele, Utah, on July 18, script Bulletin June 21, FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, Team B/CR the Special District (A not be accepted. Construction of a Storm Cash payments are not 2005, at the hour of 28 and July 5, 2005) ON FILE AND OF RE- THIS COMMUNICATION resident of Stansbury Water Channel at 600 accepted. A trustee’s 10:30 a.m. of said day; CORD IN THE TOOELE IS AN ATTEMPT TO Park) North, Adjacent to the deed will be delivered to for the purpose of fore- NOTICE OF TRUST- COUNTY RECORDER’S COLLECT A DEBT, AND Rodeo Grounds the successful bidder closing a Trust Deed re- EE'S SALE OFFICE. 10-004-0-0049 ANY INFORMATION Presented by Paul Han- within three business corded July 26, 2004 The following described The current beneficiary OBTAINED WILL BE sen days after receipt of the executed by Payam property will be sold at of the trust deed is Mort- USED FOR THAT PUR- 12. Minutes June 15, amount bid. Mahbobi, as Trustor, public auction to the gage Electronic Registra- POSE. 2005 DATED: June 21, 2005. covering real property highest bidder at the tion Systems, Inc., and (Published in the Tran- 13. Invoices Scott Lundberg, Trust- purportedly located in West Main Entrance, the record owners of the script Bulletin June 28, Presented By Patrick ee Tooele County at 1597 North Steps, Tooele property as of the record- July 5 & 12, 2005) Dunlavy 3269 South Main, #100 West Dawson Drive, County Courthouse, 47 ing of the notice of de- 14. Mayor’s Report Salt Lake City, UT Tooele, Utah, and more South Main Street, fault are Steve T. Eng- NOTICE OF TRUST- 15. Adjourn to a Discus- 84115 particu-larly described as Tooele, Utah, on July 21, land and Sharon M. Eng- EE'S SALE sion Item to be followed (801) 263-3400 follows: 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of land. The trustee's sale The following described by a Closed Executive Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. LOT 364, OVERLAKE said day, for the purpose of the aforedescribed re- real property will be sold Session to Discuss – 5:00 p.m. ESTATES PHASE 1-C, of foreclosing a trust al property will be made at public auction to the Pending Litigation L&A Case No. 40011 ACCORDING TO THE deed originally executed without warranty as to ti- highest bidder without 16. Discussion Item Team D/HNO OFFICIAL PLAT on February 8, 2001 by tle, possession, or en- warranty as to title, pos- 1. Charter Discussion THIS COMMUNICATION THEREOF, AS RE- Pete G. Vega and JoAnn cumbrances. Bidders session or encumbran- Patrick H. Dunlavy IS AN ATTEMPT TO CORDED IN THE OF- Vega, as trustors, in fa- must be prepared to ten- ces, at the West main Tooele City Recorder COLLECT A DEBT, AND FICE OF THE TOOELE vor of Mortgage Elec- der $5,000.00 in certified entrance North steps of Pursuant to the Ameri- ANY INFORMATION COUNTY RECORDER. tronic Registration Sys- funds at the sale and the the Tooele County Court- can With Disabilities Act, OBTAINED WILL BE The sale is without war- tems, Inc., as nominee balance of the purchase house, 47 South Main, Individuals Needing Spe- USED FOR THAT PUR- ranty and is voidable, for CTX Mortgage Com- price in certified funds Tooele, Utah, on July 26, cial Accommodations POSE. without liability, in the pany, its successors and within 24 hours of the 2005, at 4:30 o'clock Should Notify Patrick H. (Published in the Tran- event of bankruptcy, re- assigns, covering the fol- sale. p.m., of said day: Situat- Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- script Bulletin June 28, instatement, or other lowing real property pur- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT ed in the County of corder, at 843-2110 prior July 5 & 12, 2005) condition unknown to the ported to be located in TO COLLECT A DEBT. Tooele, State of Utah, to the meeting. TDD trustee at the time of Tooele County at 305 ANY INFORMATION more particularly descri- Phone Number 843-2108 NOTICE OF TRUST- sale. Dated June 28, West Drysdale Way, OBTAINED WILL BE bed as follows: (Published in the Tran- EE'S SALE 2005. David B. Boyce Tooele, UT 84074 (the USED FOR THAT PUR- Lot 202, GLENEAGLES script Bulletin July 5, The following described Successor Trustee undersigned disclaims li- POSE. P.U.D., Phase 1, a Plan- 2005) property will be sold at (Published in the Tran- ability for any error in the DATED this 25th day ned Unit Development in public auction to the script Bulletin June 28, address), and more par- of June, 2005. Tooele City, according to Public Notices highest bidder at the July 5 & 12, 2005) ticularly described as: Marlon L. Bates, Trust- the official plat thereof on Trustee's Sales West Main Entrance, Lot 294, OVERLAKE ES- ee file and of record in the North Steps, Tooele NOTICE OF TRUST- TATES PHASE 1C, ac- SCALLEY & READING, Tooele County Record- Deadline for public no- County Courthouse, 47 EE'S SALE cording to the official plat P.C. er's Office. tices is 4 p.m. the day South Main Street, The following described thereof as recorded in 50 South Main Street, TAX # 13-082-0-0202 prior to publication. Tooele, Utah, on July 21, real property will be sold the office of the Tooele Suite 950 Purportedly known as: Public notices submit- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of at public auction to the County Recorder. P.O. Box 11429 905 Gleneagles Court, ted past the deadline said day, for the purpose highest bidder, payable Together with all the im- Salt Lake City, Utah Tooele, UT 84074 (the will not be accepted. of foreclosing a trust in lawful money of the provements now or here- 84147-0429 undersigned disclaims li- deed originally executed United States at the time after erected on the Telephone: (801) 531- ability for any error in the AMENDED NOTICE OF on June 29, 1999 by of sale, at the West steps property, and all ease- 7870 address). TRUSTEE'S SALE Daren C. Widdison, as of the Tooele County ments, appurtenances, Business Hours: 9:00 The Trust Deed being The following described trustor, in favor of Re- Courthouse, 47 South and fixtures now or here- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. foreclosed by these non- property will be sold at public Mortgage, Division Main, Tooele, Utah, on after a part of the proper- TS#9408445806312966 judicial trust deed fore- public auction to the of Old Kent Mortgage July 18, 2005, at 1:00 ty. 05 closure proceedings is highest bidder at the Company, covering the p.m. of said day for the The current beneficiary (Published in the Tran- dated March 19, 2002, West Main Entrance, following real property purpose of foreclosing a of the trust deed is Mort- script Bulletin June 28, and was executed by North Steps, Tooele purported to be located Trust Deed dated De- gage Electronic Registra- July 5 & 12, 2005) ANGELICA FRANCO County Courthouse, 47 in Tooele County at 171 cember 17, 2003 execut- tion Systems, Inc., as and JIMMY J. FRANCO South Main, Tooele, West Wallace Way, ed by ANGEL OBDULIO nominee for Chase NOTICE OF TRUST- as joint tenants, as Trust- Utah, on July 28, 2005, Tooele, UT 84074 (the MALDONADO, an un- Home Finance LLC, its EE'S SALE ors, in favor of Deutsche at 8:30 a.m. of said day, undersigned disclaims li- married man, as successors and assigns, The following described Bank Trust Company, as for the purpose of fore- ability for any error in the Trustor(s), wherein JAX and the record owners of property will be sold at Trustee by Residential closing a trust deed origi- address), and more par- H. PETTEY, Attorney at the property as of the re- public auction to the Funding Corporation, the nally executed on No- ticularly described as: Law, is the Successor cording of the notice of highest bidder at the present Beneficiary. The vember 4, 2002 by David Lot 352A, SHETLAND Trustee, ARGENT default are Pete G. Vega West Main Entrance, present owners are re- W. Castagno and Marilyn MEADOWS NO. 3 SUB- MORTGAGE COMPA- and Joann Vega. North Steps, Tooele ported to be ANGELICA E. Castagno, as trustors, DIVISION, according to NY, LLC, is the Benefi- The sale is subject to a County Courthouse, 47 FRANCO and JIMMY J. in favor of Wells Fargo the official plat thereof, ciary, and which covers bankruptcy filing, a pay- South Main Street, FRANCO as joint ten- Financial Utah, Inc., cov- as recorded in the office the following described off, a reinstatement or Tooele, Utah, on July 28, ants. ering the following real of the County Recorder real property situated in any other condition of 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of The purchase price is property purported to be of said County. Tooele County, State of which the trustee is not said day, for the purpose payable in lawful money located in Tooele County Together with all the im- Utah, to-wit: aware that would cause of foreclosing a trust of the United States of at 186 Country Club, provements now or here- Lot 56, WESTLAND the cancellation of the deed originally executed America. Bidders must Stansbury Park, UT after erected on the COVE PHASE III SUB- sale. If any such condi- on April 7, 2003 by Eric be prepared to tender to 84074 (the undersigned property, and all ease- DIVISION, according to tion exists, the sale shall Gatien, as trustor, in fa- the Trustee a $5,000.00 ments, appurtenances, vor of Chase Manhattan non-refundable deposit