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Erda native earns big money cutting hair — for sheep. See B1 BULLETIN May 3, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 111 NO. 98 50 cents Program helps lower Drugs teen births by Karen Lee Scott seized STAFF WRITER by Mary Ruth Hammond For years Tooele County’s STAFF WRITER teen pregnancy rate has been Thanks to the help of a con- among the highest in the state, fidential informant, detec- but the numbers are slowly tives with Tooele County’s starting to decrease. Multi-Agency Drug Task Force According to Tooele County recently seized a half-ounce of Health Department’s Teen methamphetamine which was Pregnancy Prevention team, the reportedly intended to be sold county now has the third high- in Tooele County. est rate in the state instead of “A half-ounce is a signifi- the second. cant amount of meth,” Lt. Mike Part of the decline can likely Rapich, chairman of the task be attributed to the team’s push force stated. “The amount of for abstinence in all junior high meth for one user would gen- and high schools in Grantsville, erally be a gram or a quarter Tooele, Dugway and Wendover. gram.” Program coordinators Valorie Adult Probation and Parole McKee and Jessyka Thomas (AP&P) Agent Jim Parker said have been busy spreading the the amount of meth seized from message that waiting to have the Salt Lake City man would sex until marriage is a worth- probably sell for $550 on the while goal. street. The pair of nurses teach stu- Joseph Bird, 30, Taylorsville, dents about self-esteem, values was arrested after undercover and the importance of mak- detectives with the county’s drug ing decisions using their inner task force, as well as law enforce- insight. ment officials from Tooele’s “Parents have been very sup- photography / Troy Boman Project Safe Neighborhood portive” of this program said Marc Bowden shows his father, Jeff, where he was found after becoming separated from a hunting party in Skull Valley. Rescuers found Bowden Task Force, arranged to meet McKee. “A parent can only tell early Monday afternoon after he spent the night in the desert. the alleged drug dealer in Lake a child so much before the child Point last month. stops listening.” Rapich said in a press release Sometimes it takes another dated April 28, that Det. Brian source to get the point across Search and Rescue answers three calls White of the Tooele City Police she said. by Mary Ruth Hammond sound. morning. “It was reported that week on a single charge of department had received infor- Some of the tools McKee and Unfortunately, the first a hose hooked to Steadman’s coercion and enticement of a mation from the confidential Thomas use include an empa- STAFF WRITER Members of Tooele County’s search made by the volunteers vehicle had poured exhaust minor to engage in unlawful informant that Bird would be thy belly (typically used by hus- Search and Rescue team don’t last weekend ended when through one of the Jeep’s win- sexual activity. A trial in the transporting large amounts of bands with a pregnant wife) and get paid a penny for what they they found the body of a man dows.” case had been set to begin May meth into Tooele County from electronic babies which need do. The men and women use who had apparently commit- Family members had report- 18. Salt Lake for the purpose of diaper changes, food, burps and their own trucks or four-wheel- ted suicide. A vehicle owned ed Friday that Steadman, a 30- Additionally, Steadman was sale. The informant also advised pretty much everything a real ers, pay for their own gasoline, by Dennis Steadman, 54, was year veteran and former battal- charged last week with retail Det. White that Bird commonly baby needs. They also teach stu- and give freely of their time found at approximately 2:15 ion chief with the United Fire theft for allegedly trying to carried a firearm. dents about how much it costs to when called upon to search for p.m. Sunday on the Faust road Authority, formerly the Salt obtain a refund for an item Detectives with both the drug take care of a baby each month missing persons. in Tooele County, according to Lake County Fire Department, he had not purchased from a and safe neighborhood task (approximately $475) and talk The Search and Rescue team Tooele County Sheriff’s Chief had failed to return home home electronics store. forces made arrangements to about the dangers of sexually was called out three times this Deputy Ron Matekel. Friday night. Steadman had According to a report in the purchase from Bird one-half past weekend to find “missing “When Mr. Steadman was recently been accused of Deseret News, family Friend ounce of meth. Bird and the SEE TEEN PAGE A3 persons.” In two cases, young found, he was sitting in the arranging a sexual encounter Jeff Johnson said Steadman’s undercover officers agreed to men who had been reported as driver’s seat of his 1996 Jeep over the Internet with a teen- meet in the Lake Point area. missing were found safe and Cherokee and he was obvious- age girl. He was scheduled to SEE RESCUE PAGE A3 ly deceased,” Matekel said this appear in federal court next SEE DRUGS PAGE A3 Huntsman encourages service from USU grads by Alleen Lang wishes to secure the good of others has CORRESPONDENT already secured his own.” Fresh from a morning of viewing the Huntsman also advised graduates to destruction caused by mud slides, Utah continue learning, quoting Benjamin Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. advised Franklin’s advice to learn “everything that Firefighters graduates of Utah State University Tooele is useful and everything that is ornamen- Campus to focus on ser- tal.” He also advised stu- vice Friday. dents of three practices to drown blaze “The most important improve their lives. ingredient in life is to “Number one, try new By Mark Watson love and respect all other things,” he said. “Never STAFF WRITER human beings,” he said. fear failure,” he said. It is Quick response time by Tooele “Above all, serve others.” only by making mistakes City firefighters helped a man sal- As keynote speaker, you will learn.” vage several of his woodworking Huntsman addressed the His second piece of tools yesterday. It will likely take 45 graduated, their family advice was “be sure to about $7,000 however, to rebuild and friends, USU Tooele enjoy yourself.” He said the shed. teachers, community lead- life is only worth living if Flames had engulfed a shed at ers and Tooele County you step out of the fast 400 South and 200 West in Tooele School District leaders lane and discover “age when firefighters arrived at the during the commencement exercise held matters less than experience.” scene about 11 a.m. yesterday. Fire at Tooele High School. Third, he said. “Never give up. Sooner officials report that a weed-burn- While the graduating class was small, it or later all of you are going to face rejec- ing device was left on inside the represented a wide range of people includ- tion and things are going to get tough.” shed. “It was accidental,” Assistant ing Tooele City Police Chief Ron Kirby, But he told graduates, “sometimes you Fire Chief Chris Garcia said. “It Miss Tooele County Stephanie Adams, sev- have to ask more than once to get what was not a residence and there eral single mothers and even two young you want.” were no injuries. We were able to students who attended college while still Quoting President Roosevelt in a 1940 salvage most of the woodworking in high school, Huntsman said. address, Huntsman said the president tools,” he said. “I commend each and every one of you,” gave a stirring call to service, calling for Firefighters responded quickly he told the graduates. But, he stressed, “people of thought and people of action.” because they were at the station in “You will never find maximum happiness He issued this same call to action to USU photography / Alleen Lang a training session yesterday. With in life until you make a difference in the Tooele grads, saying “you do your part as Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. was the keynote speaker at the Utah State 18 firefighters, two fire engines life of another.” and one brush truck on the scene, University Tooele campus graduation Friday. Quoting Confucius he said, “He that SEE USU PAGE A3 damage was limited.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A8 INSIDE Cloudy today, with 20% chance OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Hamatake tosses perfect game of showers today and tomorrow. against league rival. Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A7 DOINGS B2 See A8 CROSSWORD A7 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY May 3, 2005 ETCETERA ... County celebrates Arbor Day News Briefs Pollen Count Mulberry — Very High Sycamore — Moderate Music lifts rainy indoor Tooele City celebration Additional turn for Ash — Low Grantsville irrigation Cedar — Low Grass — Low By Mark Watson water Maple — Low STAFF WRITER Grantsville residents using Mold — Low Tooele residents honored agricultural water from the Oak — Low three former Tooele City may- Grantsville Irrigation Company Walnut — Low ors last Friday during the city’s have already had one turn to use Willow — Low Arbor Day celebration. Honoring that water. An additional turn former mayors is a tradition at has been authorized, bringing a the annual event. total of three agriculture turns Valley Weather Forecast Fear of rain drove the pro- until June 1. gram from Settlers Park on the south side of the city to the Corrections Utah State University Extension Office on Tooele’s downtown Main Street. With dark clouds Ibapah Goshutes in the sky, organizers made sure In an article entitled “Grant everybody stayed dry. to update Goshutes’ antiquat- Three concrete monuments ed waste disposal” it was the were on display in honor of for- Confederated Goshute Tribe of Ibapah that received the funds mer mayors Samuel Washington not the Skull Valley Band of Orme (1885-1887, 1893-1895), Goshutes. Matthias B. Nelson (1887-1891) and Samuel Lee (1891-1893). Three new trees were planted at Column cut short Settlers Park alongside the three In the April 28 edition at the monuments on Saturday. Trees end of the “From the Sidelines” included a Japanese maple, tribute to Cowboy Bob by David flowering pear and flowering Gumucio, the last few lines of crab apple. the column were inadvertently “In honor of Arbor Day 2005 cut off. The last few lines were we invite Tooele residents supposed to be “God bless you to plant a tree,” said Dave Robert Victor Lawrence. You Remington, a master gardener will be missed. And every night who conducted the program. photography / Mark Watson as twilight falls, all citizens Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts The Stowe Family Fiddlers entertain a small crowd at Tooele’s Arbor Day celebration Friday. Fiddlers include, from left, Mark, Russell and Thomas. in Tooele County should cast attended the event, and The their eyes toward the golden Stowe Family Fiddlers — Mark, County. After later settling in cattle in Salt Lake County and of the Lee family were musically sunset and remember good ole Russell and Thomas — provided Tooele, he became mayor of the Tooele County. Nelson ended up Cowboy Bob and give thanks inclined and Samuel was a hard music. city during a time of financial serving six years as a city coun- for him and those like him ... a worker throughout his life. Bountiful resident Marjorie struggles. Records show that the cilman and four years as mayor. tribute to principled living ... to The idea of Arbor Day and Jeppson, a descendant of Orme, mayor and city council voted Later in life he served a mission be at your best when your best read excerpts from his history. that each person should receive for his church in Sweden. residents planting trees original- was needed.” She said that at 11 years old $1 for each meeting attended. Barbara Barlow reported that ly came from Nebraska which Orme joined The Church of Alice Dale reported that Samuel Lee knew Joseph Smith was once a treeless plain. On Temps/Precipitation Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Nelson was the only person in and at age 12 worked on the Jan. 4, 1872, Sterling Morton and he remembered the “shock- his handcart company to keep Nauvoo Temple. He came west Date High Low (prec./inches) first proposed a tree-planting ing” death of Joseph Smith. He a journal of the 1859 trek west at age 15. He knew persecution April 28 61 43 .27 came west with the Mormon from Florence, Neb. Once in and had a real devotion to the holiday to be called “Arbor Day” April 29 55 37 .14 pioneers and eventually moved Utah, he worked as a supervi- leaders of the church including at a meeting of the State Board April 30 58 43 .03 to Erda Township in Tooele sor over the church’s herds of Brigham Young, Barlow said. All of Agriculture. May 1 58 39 trace May 2 64 44 trace Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for the National Weather Service, reports that Stockton honors mayors; Grantsville, Tree City USA his recording station at 139 S. Main received .44 inches of precipitation between April 28 and May 2 and a total of 2.64 for April. The by Karen Lee Scott and and mother of Rosie Roberts. Winners of the tree-themed est in adding a little shade to our normal for April is 2.49 inches. Mary Ruth Hammond The trees for the mayors competition were presented town,” Fawson said. “We want For the water year, which began Oct. STAFF WRITERS were planted near the Fire with a tulip poplar tree to plant to offer a big ‘thank you’ for all 1, 2004, Tooele has received 15.48 inches The city of Grantsville and Department in an area called in their yards. The trees were the positive effort made during of precipitation. The normal for the year is “Mayors’ Grove.” The other trees courtesy of Cooperate Express, 18.49 inches of precipitation. town of Stockton didn’t let last the past few years.” Friday’s National Arbor Day go were planted at the city park. a Salt Lake City business that e-mail: [email protected] or unnoticed. Kaye Hollien, Stockton’s Arbor was represented Friday by Cory Subscriber Service [email protected] Stockton officials planted two Day organizer said, “I think it’s Landon. If you haven’t received trees in honor of two past may- good to plant trees in our neigh- Grand prize winner of the your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., ors. Other residents of the small borhoods. Stockton has lost a essay contest, Anna Tuckett, Tooele please call 882-0050 and our cus- Tooele County town planted a lot of trees due the work that will also have a large tree plant- ed in her name somewhere in tomer representative will assist total of five trees in memory of has been done in the area. More Grantsville City, according to you. Customer service hours on deceased loved ones. trees are needed for future gen- Gary Fawson, who until Friday Tuesday and Thursday nights Mayors William (Bill) West, erations and trees can provide “We Are Your Neighborhood afternoon was chairman of are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. who served as Stockton’s mayor clean air, cooler temperatures Family Theatre” Grantsville’s Shade Tree and from 1958-1962 and again from and beautiful landscape.” 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Beautification Commission. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 1964-1966 — as well as Lester Grantsville’s Following Friday’s Arbor Orr, who was mayor from 1966- Celebration Tickets are now available online Day celebration, Jeff Goodsell at www.movieswest.com 1974, were both honored at the An Arbor Day celebration took over as chairman of the Voice of Tooele County event. began at 11 a.m. at Grantsville th th since 1894 Shade Tree and Beautification April 29 - May 5 Boy Scout Troop 155 present- City Hall Friday. Commission. Fawson indicated ed the colors, Sierra Anderson 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002 For the second consecutive that he had served in that posi- Sahara sang the National Anthem and Dly: 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 (PG-13) Utah Press Association year, Grantsville has been rec- tion “long enough.” Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Sat: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:15, 9:40 Pat Martin gave a talk on the ognized as a “Tree City USA.” Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 General Excellence Award recipient. Fawson said Friday that Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:15 importance of trees. This year’s presentation of the members of the tree and beauti- Sun: 12:05, 4:40 ADMINISTRATION In addition to recognizing prestigious award was made by fication commission, Grantsville Kung Fu Hustle* former Stockton mayors with a Scott Zeidlier, state forester. City crew members and resi- Dly: 7:10 (R) SCOTT C. DUNN PUBLISHER Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) JOEL J. DUNN PUBLISHER EMERITUS tree, other memorial trees were Students from both dents of the city are putting in a Sat: 7:1012:05, 4:40, 9:20 planted for Philemon Garcia, Grantsville Elementary and great deal of time to help beau- Sun: 7:1012:05, 4:40 OFFICE Lucille Johnson, Ruth and Frank Willow Elementary schools par- tify the city. Miss Congeniality 2 KATHLEEN DUNN OFFICE MANAGER Beacham, and one for the sister ticipated in an essay contest. “We are thrilled with the inter- Dly: 4:50, 9:15 (PG-13) Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) BRUCE DUNN CONTROLLER Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 9:15 DIANE JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 Sun: 12:10,12:05, 2:30,4:40 4:50 KELLY CHANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT EDITORIAL Robots Safe Kids Fair slated for Wednesday (PG) Dly: 7:00 J. MICHAEL CALL MANAGING EDITOR Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) by Karen Lee Scott will receive a free swim pass to will also be distributed. Bike Sat: 2:25,12:05, 7:00 4:40, 9:20 NICK DRAKE SPORTS EDITOR Sun: 2:25,12:05, 7:00 4:40 KAREN HUNT COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR STAFF WRITER the Pratt Aquatic Center. helmets will be on sale for $5 MARY RUTH HAMMOND STAFF WRITER Tooele County parents and Last year some 500 plus and booster seats for $10, while Fever Pitch MARK WATSON STAFF WRITER kids will hopefully learn to be people attended the event, but supplies last. Dly: 4:30, 9:10 (PG-13) AUDREY ROCK-RICHARDSON STAFF WRITER Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) a little safer during tomorrow’s Nelson hopes even more will Call 843-2310 for more infor- Sat: 12:10,12:05, 4:30,4:40, 9:109:20 KAREN LEE SCOTT STAFF WRITER activities at the Tooele City mation. Sun: 12:10,12:05, 4:304:40 TROY BOMAN PHOTOGRAPHER come this year. Park (55 North 200 West). * BARBARA BENNETT TYPESETTER Drawings will be held for Everyone is welcome and XXX State of the Union For the second year in a safety equipment, swimming encouraged to come. Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 (PG-13) row the Tooele County Health Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) ADVERTISING lessons and more. Free gun e-mail: kscott@tooeletranscript. Sat: 12:10,12:05, 2:25,4:40, 4:40,9:20 7:00, 9:15 Department and a host of other Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 CLAYTON DUNN ADVERTISING MANAGER locks and safety coloring books com Sun: 12:05, 4:40 KEITH BIRD ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT agencies such as the Utah * DEBBIE WINN ADVERTISING SALES CONSULTANT National Guard and Tooele Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (PG) LIZ ARELLANO GRAPHIC ARTIST County Sheriff’s Department Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 HEIDI MILLS GRAPHIC ARTIST Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 will host the Safe Kids Fair Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 LORI LAWRENCE CLASSIFIED & LEGAL Wednesday, May 4, from 1-4 ADVERTISING CONSULTANT * p.m. The Interpreter Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 (PG-13) PRODUCTION Entitled “Follow the Leader, Dly: 4:40, 9:20 (PG-13) Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 Safety Starts with You,” this Sat: 12:05, 4:40, 9:20 PERRY DUNN PREPRESS MANAGER Sun: 12:10,12:05, 4:10,4:40 7:00 DARWIN COOK WEB PRESS MANAGER year’s free event focuses on the Show Times are subject to change. JAMES PARK PRESSMAN importance of parents setting Open weekdays 4pm, weekends Noon SCOTT CRINER PRESSMAN the example of safety for their All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 BRANDON ROBISON INSERT TECHNICIAN children. • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 SHAWN OVIATT PREPRESS TECHNICIAN Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 Public health educator Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens Subscription rates: 50 cents per copy; $35 per year delivered by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Brenda Nelson said, “It’s nice to Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park; $40 per year by mail in Tooele County; $65 per year by have the kids there, but it will Shows Nightly mail in the United States. Office hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Classifieds deadline: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publica- be the parents who will be get- RITZ RITZ tion. Public notices deadline: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. 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Youth give Middle Canyon a face lift Jack Payne, vice president of USU Utah State University commended by Karen Lee Scott at the various camp sites, soggy continued from page A1 the students as well saying, “There STAFF WRITER is a growing army of alumni who weather prevented them from a contributor” to society and not- Defying Saturday’s chilly, doing so. Nevertheless, the youth never set foot on Logan’s cam- wet weather the youth of the ing “this is a world you will in part pus.” saw what else could be done and create.” Tooele East Stake of the Church did it, said Reger. Following presentation of of Jesus Christ of Latter-day “This in one of the really good degrees, Ron Kirby was presented He was glad the youth could days,” said Stan Albrecht, presi- Saints gave Tooele’s Middle help out the community and the Outstanding Graduate Student dent of Utah State University. A Canyon a makeover. hopes that similar projects can award. Wearing his dress uniform first generation college graduate Armed with rubber gloves, be done in the future. under his cap and gown, the Tooele and native of Wayne County, Utah, shovels and garbage sacks, Stake President Kim Halladay, Police Chief was honored for earn- Albrecht briefly cited the universi- nearly 70 young men and who also helped with the proj- ing the highest G.P.A.(grade point ty’s history as a school designed to women from seven different ect, said he was proud of the average) in the masters program. “serve the children of the agricul- wards and about 30 of their youth and their leaders for their Kirby earned his degree in social leaders spent a large chunk of hard work. tural and working class.” science with emphasis in public their Saturday picking up trash Extension programs are part e-mail: [email protected] administration. (mostly empty beer bottles and of this goal, and Albrecht said Sharon Spence, elementary cans) and cleaning out fire pits “this is a system of which I am education student, was awarded throughout the canyon. They extremely proud.” The extension the Outstanding Undergraduate also placed fire wood near program has resulted in more Student Award for receiving the some of the camp sites for the student developed experiments highest G.P.A. among undergradu- use of future campers. from USU being launched with the ate students. Stake Young Men’s President space shuttle than from anywhere Tooele County School District Robb Reger said the idea for else in the world. Students at USU was given the Outstanding the project mostly came from Tooele “have an opportunity to Community Support Award for the youth and that the group learn and study with a truly world providing 20 classrooms for USU “pretty much” met the goals class faculty,” he said. “Utah State Tooele serving approximately 200 they had set out to accom- University is truly the people’s uni- students. Larry Sagers and Wayne plish. versity.” Robins were awarded Outstanding While they had planned to Kathleen Robinson, executive Alumni Awards for their service paint over all the picnic tables director Tooele-USU Campus com- in the community. The Lifetime mended graduates as being “the Faculty Achievement Award was best of the best.” Praising students given to Stephen Morgan, math who are working and raising fami- and physics teacher. lies while pursuing their educa- Students voted Ahmed Kergaye, tion, she said they have chosen “to chemistry, algebra and elementary walk boldly through the obstacles math teacher with the Outstanding instead of cowering before them.” Faculty Award.

and behaviors which are consis- importance of abstinence. Teen tent with a pregnancy free ado- • May 9 — Macey’s 4-7 p.m. continued from page A1 lescence ... we Dennis Rockwell, • May 10 — Soelberg’s 4-7 Colleen Johnson, and Matthew p.m. transmitted diseases. Lawrence, ... encourage the citi- • May 11 — Albertsons 4-7 Knowing that May is Teen zens to elevate teen pregnancy p.m. Pregnancy Prevention Month, prevention to the level of con- • May 13 — Soelberg’s and McKee and Thomas asked the cern that it rightly deserves, and Wal-Mart 4-7 p.m. Tooele County Commission to work to promote a reduction in McKee also said they will sign an official proclamation to teen pregnancy.” sell glow-in-the-dark abstinence recognize the happening. Besides bringing abstinence wristbands for $1. Proceeds Part of the proclamation read, education to the schools, the from the bracelets will go direct- “Whereas, teen births account team will also be at the fol- ly back into the pregnancy pre- for approximately nine percent lowing locations this month to vention program. of all births in Tooele County, help spread the word about the e-mail: [email protected] and whereas approximately 70 percent of all teen births occurred to unmarried females in Tooele County and whereas photography / Karen Lee Scott the national campaign to prevent Tooele East Stake President Kim Halladay (top) helps the youth of his Stake pick up trash in Middle Canyon. teen pregnancy is to empower A group of young men and women (above) from the stake take a moment to pose for a quick picture. youth to adopt healthy values

“Mr. Jorgensen apparently “After members of the Tooele a pay phone and informed him asked his friend if he could take County Search and Rescue team that his son was missing. Rescue her brand new Jeep for a drive, found Jorgensen early Monday “The Sheriff’s office was then continued from page A1 ‘to see how it handled,’” Matekel morning, they headed out to contacted and a deputy arrived said. “His cousin and friend Delle to look for [Bowden],” in the Delle area,” Matekel said. family expressed thanks “to reported that when [Jorgensen] Matekel said. “The deputy continued to look those who participated in the left the gravel pit, he was head- According to reports, Bowden for the lost man until the Search search for Dennis.” ed toward the canyon.” and two friends were rab- and Rescue unit arrived in the Johnson was also quoted When Jorgensen hadn’t bit hunting in the Delle area area Monday. as stating, “Despite his recent returned three hours later, he Sunday afternoon. Following an Bowden was spotted walking problems, [Steadman] loved the was reported as a missing per- argument between the friends, back to Delle at approximately 2 Lord, and the family is comfort- son, Matekel stated. Bowden indicated that he want- p.m. Monday. ed in knowing he’s at peace.” “Stockton police and sheriff ed to return to Delle. “He was fine,” Matekel said. Matekel said Steadman’s body deputies drove through the Dry “When his friends stated that “He might have become pretty and his vehicle was found on Canyon Road most of Sunday they wanted to continue hunt- cold sleeping on the ground Faust Road, approximately four night and early Monday morn- ing rabbits for a while longer, Sunday night, but he was fine.” miles from state Route 73. ing, but were unable to find [Bowden] apparently started e-mail: maryruth@tooeletrans Volunteers find man him,” Matekel said. “At 5 a.m. walking back toward Delle,” cript.com near Stockton Monday, members of the Search Matekel said. “His friends con- Stockton Police officers and and Rescue team arrived at tinued to hunt for a short peri- Tooele County Sheriff deputies the canyon. Approximately od of time, then got into their spent most of Sunday night and two hours later, they found vehicle thinking they would find early Monday morning looking [Jorgensen] near the entrance [Bowden] somewhere along the ������ ������ for a man who had taken a new of Dry Canyon.” road.” jeep for a drive and failed to Matekel said Jorgensen was However, Bowden was no �� �� ���� ������ return to his campsite. “fine,” even though he had to where to be seen. ������������ “It was about 7:30 p.m. Sunday spend the night inside the Jeep “Apparently Bowden had not when law enforcement officials after it became stuck in mud. walked along the road on his received a report that a man was Another man found return trip to Delle,” Matekel missing in the Stockton area,” said. “He was many miles from ������ �������� ����� �������� near Delle Delle so after it became dark he Matekel said. Tooele County deputies were ������� ����� ���� � ��� ��� ������ � was very tired and laid down to Matekel said William also alerted Sunday night that sleep.” CIS 1020-036 Computer Essentials Tuesday 9:00 am – 2:10 pm Jorgensen, 19, was with his cous- Mark Bowden, 24, Salt Lake In the meantime, Bowden’s CIS 1020-037 Computer Essentials Tuesday 4:30 pm – 9:35 pm in and a friend at the Stockton City, was missing near Delle. FIN 1380-001 Financial Mathematics Wednesday 4:30 pm – 9:35 pm friends had called his dad from gravel pit. MATH 1020-005* Math for Health Disciplines Monday 8:00 am – 1:10 pm

dence, Rapich wrote in the press said Bird could possibly now ���� �������� ����� �������� Drugs release. remain at the state prison until ������� ����� ������ �� ��� ��� �������� �� “A firearm was located in his original parole date. And continued from page A1 ACCT 1110-018 Financial Accounting I Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm that residence,” according to Lt. if Bird is convicted of the new CIS 1020-018 Computer Essentials Monday 9:00 am – 11:50 am “When Joseph Bird arrived at Rapich. drug crime, a judge could order CIS 1020-019 Computer Essentials Monday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm the arranged location, he was Bird was initially booked into that the sentence run consecu- INTD 1010-008 Intro to Interior Design Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm detained by detectives with the Tooele County Detention tively to the 2012 parole date. LE 1020-020 Essential of College Study Wednesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm the Drug Task Force,” Rapich Center on charges of possession “At any rate,” AP&P Agent MATH 0970-022** Elementary Algebra Tues./Thurs. 3:30 pm – 5:20 pm stated. “Subsequent search of of methamphetamine with the MATH 1020-021* Math for Health Disciplines Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm Parker stated, “Bird will spend PLS 1010-006*** Intro to Law Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:20 pm his vehicle recovered one-half intent to distribute. After local time at the state prison for ounce of meth.” task force officials screened parole violation. If he is convict- *THIS COURSE IS A PREREQUISITE FOR MANY OF SLCC’S ALLIED HEALTH Before Bird was arrested and the case with the United States ed of the new charges, a hold PROGRAMS INCLUDING NURSING. MATH 1020 has a prerequisite of MATH 0950 or MATH charged with possession of a Attorney’s office, Bird was will be placed on him. When 0920 or appropriate CPT score. This course is a general review of mathematics, introductory controlled substance with intent indicted by a federal grand jury his time at the state prison has algebra, geometry, measurements systems, drug dosage calculations, and intravenous fluid to distribute, Tooele County law on charges of possession of expired, he will be turned over administration. This course does not satisfy general education requirements for transfer meth with the intent to distrib- students. enforcement officials had deter- to U.S. Marshals to begin serv- mined that the Taylorsville man ute, and possession of a firearm ing a federal prison sentence.” had been paroled from Utah by a restricted person. **Prerequisite for FIN 1380 and MATH 1020 Several drug dealers and con- State Prison last September. His If convicted of those charges, victed persons in possession of ***Frank Mohlman, Judge Pro Tem for the Tooele Small Claims Court, will teach Intro to Law prison confinement was for con- Bird faces a minimum manda- firearms have been taken off victions on several felony charg- tory sentence of up to 15 years ���������� ���������� ����������� es including aggravated assault in a federal prison, according to the streets of Tooele County since the formation of the two and aggravated burglary. Rapich. By completing a series of five courses – all offered at our new Tooele Center – students will receive Under federal law, a person Parker explained that the task forces. The Tooele County a Certificate in Accounting Principles issued through our Continuing Education Division. Classes for convicted of felony crimes is state will also prosecute Bird Multi-Agency Drug Task Force this certificate begin summer term. Remaining courses will be offered in subsequent semesters banned from ever again own- on the new charge of posses- is a made up of detectives and (based on enrollment). The courses required for the certificate are: ing or possessing a firearm. Lt. sion of a controlled substance officers from every law enforce- Rapich said that after the meth with intent to distribute. Any ment agency of Tooele County ACCT 1110 Financial Accounting I No prerequisite was found in Bird’s vehicle, a prison time imposed for that for the purpose of a unified drug ACCT 1120 Financial Accounting II Prerequisite: ACCT 1110 ACCT 2020 Managerial Accounting Prerequisite: ACCT 1110 or ACCT 1220 & CIS 1020 search warrant was obtained for conviction could be spent at enforcement effort. The Project Safe Neighborhood Task Force CIS 1020 Computer Essentials No prerequisite the man’s house. Utah State Prison. FIN 1380 Financial Mathematics Prerequisite: MATH 097 or CPT Agents with AP&P and mem- Bird originally had a 2012 is made up of local, state and bers of the Drug Task Force parole date from Utah State federal agencies focusing on also conducted a search of Mr. Prison for prior convictions but offenders who use guns in the Bird’s Salt Lake County resi- was released last year. Parker commission of a crime. A4 TUESDAY May 3, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View It may be boring, but ... Let’s face it, most government meetings are boring — especially for those who have little to lose or gain by decisions. Most governmental issues are debated for so many years that people become hypnotized and lost while they wait around for answers. At least with a movie there is some sort of plot and story to keep even a passive viewer somewhat interested. Plus, with a movie it’s all neatly wrapped up in two to three hours. But city councils, county commissions and school boards are not in the entertainment business. So their meetings are — unless there is some heightened conflict played out in the meeting room — somewhat boring. But boredom does not mean the meetings are not important. Perhaps government bodies could entice residents to attend meetings by providing five minutes of stand-up comedy after every agenda item. The problem is that the monotony leads to uninformed residents who do not understand governmental issues. That kind of apathy on the part of the people is dangerous because it can lead to all kinds of shenanigans by unscrupulous elected officials. All this said, it was refreshing that two Tooele residents had plenty to say to Tooele City Council members at a recent meeting. Joe Liddell and Dennis Murray have strong opinions about Tooele City’s form of government — they want to keep it. The City Council suggested an amendment to the charter, which would allow the council to override decisions by the mayor if the council voted unani- mously to do so in a public meeting. In a public meeting, Liddell and Murray offered strong explanations as to why that would not be a good idea. They explained their positions as thor- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR oughly as they could and council members seemed to welcome their views. Of course the city charter is an important issue to Liddell and Murray and they Our children, our future respect. I am sick and tired of these kids “Rise and Shout the Utes are out.” Now feel their positions favor a sound future for how Tooele City will be governed. Editor: having no respect for themselves or any- generally hearing my mother singing in the They feel keeping the charter is good and any changes should be seriously How many of you have found yourself body else living in this community to have morning would cause me to pull a pillow scrutinized. or others close to you saying, “Children, the decency to just leave things alone. The over my head and simply pray for her to Whether right or wrong, their actions of addressing city council members is these days!” “No respect.” “Back in my only thing I can say to all those kids who stop. This morning is different though. healthy in a democratic society, and we applaud these two citizens for taking day you would have never seen or heard helped in this year’s ball park cleanup Today is rodeo day with my grandpa; a day their civic duty so seriously. Other residents should follow their lead and do the of that.” “My mother/father would have was they did an excellent job with the that I look forward to more than any other same thing when they have strong opinions about city issues. tanned my hide for even thinking those ballparks this year as they do every year all year. This is my Christmas morning, and If the people are unenlightened and uniformed, it’s likely their leaders will things.” I know I have. I have said and and not to get discouraged when they not even my mom’s singing can squelch my take advantage of that vulnerability. An engaged electorate is far more likely to heard said, “Time outs are a waste of time. see something they have worked so hard anticipation. I put my clothes on as usual. keep their elected officials honest. Ultimately, we get the kind of government The children think we cannot punish them, for destroyed by other kids who have First, my pants go on, next, my shirt. Then we deserve. therefore they act however they choose.” no respect for themselves to be part of my shoes. No, wait. Today I get to wear So, who is to blame? The government? something that matters. They should also my cowboy boots. With pride I struggle to ROUNDTABLE The psychiatrist/therapist? The church always remember to take pride in every- put my first boot on. After a good fight I maybe? While we are placing blame, how thing they do because whether they know put my second boot on. Finally exhausted about those republicans, democrats, liber- it or not someone always notices all the from the ordeal, I stride downstairs as if I If gas prices continue to soar, what als or conservatives? Honestly now, the good things they have done and continue am somehow a different person today than blame belongs to you and me. doing for this community and others. the day before. A stronger person. Today, I do you think can or should be done When was the last time you heard our Thanks again to all the players, coaches, am going to be a real cowboy just like my about it? youth say Ma’am or Sir? Better yet, when parents of the Babe Ruth league for all grandpa. was the last time you made the youth in their help making this community a nicer Rushing my mother to the car, we head place to live. off to Grantsville where Grandpa Lawrence Rick Kirkland Missy Thompson your life say Ma’am or Sir? How about May TOOELE CITY RESIDENT THS BUFFALOG CO-EDITOR I, Thank You or Please? Lucas Shaffer is going to take me to the Stock Show, and Gas prices will I do not believe They (children) do not learn these man- Tooele then we are going to watch the rodeo. continue to soar as there is much the ners or etiquette on their own. They must The whole process of rodeo day to me is long as we continue consumers can do be taught. Before we learned the speed and simply tremendous. Mom drops me off at to be dependent. Cowboy among cowboys except lessen their capacity at which our children’s brains can Grandma and Grandpa’s where I finally get I can only think of driving or buy a car Editor: learn and retain information, we taught to eat some real cooking. Then Grandpa two ways to control that uses an alter- “Rummy tum tummy, rummy tum and I hop into his truck and head towards the price of fuel, native to gasoline. and supported the lessons both in school tummy, Peanut come back. Rummy tum either stop using it the rodeo grounds. While this simple pro- Eventually if nothing and at home. In Kindergarten, for example, tummy, rummy tum tummy, Peanut come or provide a depend- is done about the there was a grade given for basically play- cess of getting into a truck may not arise able alternative. In the past when prices soaring gas prices, it back.” interest in most, for me this is truly the tops ing well with others. Now, when my chil- Throughout the classroom you could began to soar, it was countered by an will have to be rationed. People will have dren come home with their report cards — riding with a true cowboy in his pickup entrepreneur dropping their price and see the faces of 25 completely entranced to wait in long lines to use their ration there isn’t a grade anywhere that reflects truck. There is something genuinely pure as such the competition followed. With cards to get only a few gallons of gaso- seconded graders. How had this amazing their behavior. And if there is a problem about that. The mud on the flaps, the smell the “global” style of business we are liv- line per week. However, there are things cowboy made a peanut disappear, and then of the musty pickup, the hole in the floor, ing in, this is no longer what drives the with their behavior, we medicate them and the government could do like drilling re-appear. To a second grader this is the and the friendly wave to all cars that pass, economy. into the Alaskan oil fields to reduce the place them into behavioral schools. type of moment that can change his or her I could ride in that truck all day, As long as we continue to consume oil reliance on other countries for their oil We care about mathematical pie and supply. The government has issued the life forever, or at least for a day. After see- If the ride were the climax of my day that is mostly imported, we will be at reading by age five so they can have a bet- ing this, the common second grader would the mercy of the people who control it. Clear Act which will help with the use of with my grandfather that would be enough, ter future than our past. When do we start go home and eat peanut, after peanut, after Do we look for a new alternative that vehicles using alternative forms of fuel. teaching them how to function and have a but once we reach the rodeo grounds my will support our current mode of trans- Perhaps this incentive will cause more peanut, until his or her tummy was com- whole world truly and completely changes. people to purchase alternatively fueled healthy, productive life in their future we pletely sour from salt. If you were to look portation, or do we create alternatives so desperately want for them? Our social I am now Cowboy Bob’s partner. He walks that merely slow down how fast we vehicles. As of right now I certainly closely at the classroom you would surely around looking at all of the beautiful ani- would rather have a hybrid electric or behavior is learned from our families. It consume 2/3 of the world’s oil? Talk of notice the ability of this tremendous man mals, and I follow right along. It seems having alternative fuel vehicles is a great battery powered vehicle than one that is also supported by those close to us or drinks gas for every meal. to capture the attention of more than two like every person with an animal wants to place to start, but what good is a hybrid in our everyday life. We need to teach our dozen eight year olds for nearly an hour. vehicle if it won’t create competition for talk to my grandpa. No, wait, it seems like children proper life skills and manners. If you scrutinized the room even closer, oil or replace the capacity and power Our schools should reinforce it when we everyone wants to talk to my Grandfather. currently available? Craig Anderson you would notice that one of the students Everywhere we go he stops and talks to FORMER GRANTSVILLE CITY aren’t present to do so ourselves. It takes looks a little different than the rest. Sure he COUNCILMAN the entire community to raise a child. Well each and every person. Greets them in a Craig Hinkel is smiling and having a completely wonder- charming fashion, introduces me to all of TOOELE CITY RESIDENT First and most ... we have children, we have a community, obvious a national ful time, but his smile is a little quick and his cowboy friends. He isn’t introducing Nobody likes to pay we have all the ingredients needed to raise reduction of the his eyes are a little prideful. It is the kind me as if I am some simple suburban kid, the high prices we intelligent, happy, respectful, well-rounded speed limit, it worked of look that someone has when they know are currently pay- but as if I am a cowboy just like him. To me once and it will work children. Isn’t it time we used them? ing for gasoline. something that nobody else knows. That it is this simple process of walking around again. The free We are trying to save the Earth for our So, what are we spellbinding look that a person gets when meeting people that I truly love about market place given children, but who is going to save the Earth supposed to do? they feel completely special and amazing. time will determine from our children? rodeo day. Of course, I love chasing pigs on The President and For this student, on this day, it is the the most preferred and efficient per- the grounds, and I love to watch all of the Congress are work- Shannon Barney sonal transportation modes people will kind of look a second grader gets when he amazing cowboys in the rodeo, but mostly ing on this issue, Tooele accept and use. Fuel mileage has not gets confirmation that he has the coolest however I see no immediate answer. I simply love being with my grandfather. been the prime concern in the choice of grandpa in the entire world. This confor- The OPEC cartel stated they would raise Even though I am only eight years old, vehicles in the last 20 years, it will likely production of oil in May, however I don’t Sick and tired of thugs mation comes from knowing that while all on this day I feel like a man. Rodeo day is be more so in the next 20 years. The see the price per barrel dropping below Editor: of the other students call this amazing man about being a man, about being a cowboy, current energy crisis is not just the high $50 per barrel. Dealing with OPEC First of all let me start by saying how Cowboy Bob, he has the privilege of calling cost of crude oil, but combined with the and being a grandson. and the other oil producing cartels is disturbed it is seeing all the hard work lack of refinery capacity, off set by high this amazing man Grandpa. Once the sun goes down the rest of the fruitless. The U.S. needs to find and demand. Alternative fuels and conserva- young people have accomplished just Grandpa has a tremendously large pos- experience is a blur. I am sure I would fall produce its own oil supply, in addition, tion can only replace a small part of this blatantly destroyed by others. My son who terity, grandchildren and great-grandchil- we need to develop and give better tax asleep and my grandpa would take me demand. Our economy is dependent on is playing baseball for Babe Ruth recently dren that have been able to have this credits for fuel-efficient, diesel or hybrid- back to his home where my mother would the ability to move goods and people. helped paint the snack bar at Elton Park electric vehicles. We need to develop experience before, or one very similar. It pick me up. Why is it that the best days of Everything that moves is dependent more mass transit systems that are along with the curb for no parking and the is the type of experience when you realize our lives go by so quickly? Another rodeo on fuel oil, with few exceptions, ships, convenient and economical. Technology bleachers. that your grandfather, a man that loves you trains, airplanes, trucks, off road con- day had come and gone, and I couldn’t tell can be used to encourage more energy As part of playing for the league, every struction equipment, and even home very deeply, is a Cowboy. Not only is he you what type of rope tricks were done, production from diverse sources such as heating oil are all affected. year all the players on the teams get a Cowboy, he is Cowboy Bob, a Cowboy Bio-Diesel. Because the current lack of together on a Saturday morning and have among Cowboys. production is the result of a conscious The solution is going to be long term a ball park cleanup, which consisted of: Sound asleep, I begin to smell bacon decision by the oil industry to limit the and very complicated, one that better be SEE LETTERS ON A5 supply to increase profits, our country approached cautiously, if our economy is raking, sweeping, picking up trash, pull- cooking, and I hear my mother singing: needs to start taking care of itself and to be maintained any where near current ing weeds and painting. I know each of stop haggling with oil cartels. levels. the players who participated in this year’s LETTER RULES cleanup worked very hard for five hours on that Saturday morning to make sure Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the the ball parks were in great condition for author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community this year’s season. On Monday when we of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual went to baseball practice and saw the circumstances at the editor’s discretion. graffiti that some kids had sprayed over All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long the snack bar and along the side of the are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- tennis court walls I was really upset. And A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ted for Notes of Appreciation. Since all my boys could say was “that was sure 1894 Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. a lot of hard work for someone to come 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to and destroy it” with a look of disappoint- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor ment in their eyes. For information, call the editor at 882-0050. The biggest part of this is lack of TUESDAY May 3, 2005 A5

ately called the Tooele County days of searching and praying animal that they shot in the head Holmes serves Stansbury Letters Dispatcher. I asked that we be that Tacia would come home and then “dumped” in the landfill Continued from page A4 notified if they had any reports or that someone had her and was a male or a female. by Alleen Lang sion to use recreational facilities. of a stray Dalmatian. was taking care of her) that I will never be able to STAFF WRITER Annexation would also allow the who was the rodeo princess or We spent the next 7-8 hours I got a phone call from Karla “excuse” the dispatcher who Walt Holmes was selected from Stansbury Park Service Agency to anything of real cowboy impor- scouring the west side of Tooele. stating that a Dalmatian had failed to relay my plea to be a field of five candidates to fill a collect impact fees and taxes for tance, but I could tell you who was At 9 p.m. a Tooele City police been involved in an accident. notified to the deputies; which vacant post on the Stansbury Park park upkeep. the best cowboy there. officer in the parking lot of I showed Karla photos of my would have allowed us the Service Agency Board of Trustees There was no public comment. It is something special when the Tooele High School called Tacia on April 16, and she opportunity to say goodbye and last Wednesday. However, when the proposal was other cowboys refer to your grand- the dispatch and was told that positively identified her as the to give her the type of burial that Holmes was appointed by the presented for possible vote David father as Cowboy Bob. It is some- they only had the report that “puppy” that she had comforted she deserved. board to fill a spot left vacant by Lawrence took exception to a lack thing special when your grand- they should contact me if there on the highway that cold night. A special thanks to our friends Rusty Andrus who resigned from of clarity on the issue of green- father leads the town parade. It were any incidents involving a I have no resentment toward and strangers who helped us his post in March and moved out belt areas. After a lengthy discus- is something special when your Dalmatian. either of the two deputies who search for Tacia. Again, thank of the area. He will serve the sion, Gary Ziser agreed “we need grandfather is the mascot of the A mere four hours later at 1 finally responded. I am satisfied you Karla for your commitment remaining three years in Andrus’ to change the wording” on the Grantsville Cowboys. It is some- a.m., a woman called in that she that the decision to put my dog and dedication in a time when position. The seat will be up for proposal to make sure greenbelt thing special when your grandfa- was on SR-138 and she was tend- down was based on competent you were the first one to stop to re-election in 2007. areas are included in the annexa- ther is a war hero. It is something ing to a Dalmatian that had been judgment. I would only ask that help and the last one who truly Holmes has more than 30 years tion. Trustees voted to table a special when your grandfather is hit and that she needed assis- the next time either of them is cared for and loved Tacia before experience in the geology/hydrol- vote on the annexation. “We’ll just a returned missionary. And, it is tance. Karla’s call for assistance in a similar situation that they she was taken away. ogy field. He retired from his job as have to do our homework a little something special when you go to [was not] announced over the pay closer attention to details; Kaylynn Dazley U.S. geology supervisory hydrolo- better,” Ziser said. a rodeo with Cowboy Bob. police radio. such as if there was or was not Tooele gist in 2003 but continues to work In addition, the board encour- I haven’t ridden a horse in over Needless to say, the message a collar and whether or not the as a consulting hydrologist. aged Lawrence to develop a 15 years, but every time I see a that was given to the dispatcher The newly appointed trustee greenbelt plan and present it to horse I think of grandpa and the by me and the Tooele City police has a bachelor’s degree in geol- the board at a future meeting. rodeo. I don’t think about how officer was not relayed to the ogy and a master’s degree in civil An apology for failure to rec- high he would push me in the tire deputy at the scene. Another and environmental engineering ognize Stansbury Park Board of swing or all the cool toys he had deputy arrived and it was deter- Allergies? Trustees and residents during for us to play with. I think about at Utah State University. He has mined that Tacia’s injuries were David K. Palmer, M.D. been active in attending trustee dedication of the new observatory how he treats people. I think about too substantial and she was “put meetings and providing citizen was offered by Siegfried Jackson, how he treats his wife and chil- down.” She was then transported Nancy J. Stevenson, P.A.-C Salt Lake Astronomical Society dren. I think about his love for the input. to the Tooele County landfill and • Ear, Nose, and Throat In other trustee business, the president. Meeting before the Lord, and I think about how much “disposed of properly” (accord- proposed annexation of Old Mill board during the public comment I want to be just like him. ing to the report that was filed). • Head & Neck Surgery and the area formerly known portion of the meeting, Jackson I am eternally grateful for those The report also referred to my • Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders as Benson Mill Ranch, current- said, “I did not mean it as a slight, rodeo days, as I am sure all of “little girl” as “he” and “him.” ly owned by Leucadia, was the it was just a brain cramp,” not- your grandchildren are. God sends It wasn’t until April 13, (eight Call 882-2003 to make an appointment subject of a public hearing. If ing he valued the contribution most people angels, He sent us a accepted, the annexation would of Stansbury Park. Ziser thanked cowboy — my grandpa, A Cowboy allow residents of the sub-divi- Jackson for the apology. among Cowboys. Jared Lawrence Hansen Houston, Texas BLM SEEKING PUBLIC INPUT WEDDINGS Tooele is Eden ON GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT Russell/Bushman Editor: I read Mariah Lynn’s letter PROJECT EIS Kelley and Mildred Russell are about Tooele being “full of rude The BLM Ely Field Office (Nevada) is scheduled to meet with the public in May 2005 to receive pleased to announce the mar- people” with astonishment. input on the Clark, Lincoln, and White Pine Counties Groundwater Development Project riage of their son, Dennis Albert, Our background is in one way Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) that could impact groundwater resources in the western Utah, to Holly Jo Bushman, daughter similar to hers — we’re not primarily in the Snake Valley hydrographic basin. of Steve and Jean Bushman of Californians, but we were stuck The BLM in August 2004 received a Rights-of-Way application from Southern Nevada Water Cheyenne, Wyo. in “sunny Southern California,” Authority (SNWA). SNWA wants to develop groundwater resources in Clark, Lincoln and White Pine They will be sealed in the Salt one of the most crowded, dirty, counties and export the water to meet anticipated future needs in the Las Vegas Valley. The project Lake LDS temple May 7, 2005. totally unfriendly, impersonal, would include groundwater production wells, water pipelines capable of transporting up to 180,000 A barbecue will be held the impatient, arrogant places on acre feet of water each year, pumping stations, water treatment, power and other facilities. The BL M same day from 2-4 p.m. at the this Earth, for almost 20 years, is required to complete the EIS before SNWA can proceed with the project. The BLM has scheduled Grantsville West Stake Center, before we finally escaped. nine public scooping meetings to be held in Nevada and Utah, including: 115 E. Cherry. Unlike her, we (my wife and I) Dennis is a graduate of Utah are Catholics and Indians, not State University; he has a mas- MONDAY, MAY 9 • 5:00 - 9:00 pm Mormons. Plaza Hotel, 122 W. South Temple, SLC, UT ter’s degree in civil engineering. Yet in all my 60-plus years on Holly is attending Utah State Dennis Albert Russell and Holly Jo Bushman this Earth, I will always cher- WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 • 5:00 - 9:00 pm and will graduate with a bache- ish the year I spent in Tooele. lor’s degree in hydrology in May We have lived in Japan (dur- Fair Building, 187 So. Manzanita, Delta, UT 2006. They will make their home ing the Vietnam War), southern in Brigham City. Wisconsin, Rockford, Ill., Biloxi, The Draft EIS is scheduled to be made available to the public in summer 2006. The final EIS is Miss., Lakewood, Colo., and expected to be completed in mid-2007. Learn more about the Clark, Lincoln, and White Pine spent a lot of travel time else- Counties Groundwater Development Project EIS. Call Marilyn Chapman, BLM Ely Field Office Allred/Goss where; and of course, we’re from administrative support assistant at (775) 289-1919, to be placed on the project’s mailing list. our beloved and sacred high des- Jack and Debra Allred are erts and alpine Southern Rocky pleased to announce the engage- Mountains of Far West, Texas ment of their daughter, Kadee, to and southern New Mexico. Andrew Goss, son of Randy and Up until 2001-2002, when Donna Goss. Kadee is a student I happened to need to go to Tooele Youth Cheer & at Utah Valley State College and Tooele, we had planned to retire is employed with Cottonwood in one of the great high desert/ Hospital. Andrew just returned mountain towns of our beloved Utah All-Stars home from serving an LDS mis- homeland. But Tooele so affect- sion in Bolivia and is presently ed us, that we still have it in ʻ04 “T” Starzz- 2 Time National Qualifiers!! our heads that that is where we employed as account manager want to go to retire. ʻ04 Utah All Starzz- Third Place National Champions!! for Rent A Center. They will Kadee Allred and Andrew Goss I absolutely honestly can’t both be attending Salt Lake Tooele Youth Cheer Announces imagine how anyone could find Community College in the fall. at the Fawson residence, 187 Tooele people rude or unfriend- They will be married in the Waterhole Way, in Grantsville ly or base. It still amazes me 7th ANNUAL CHEERLEADING SIGN-UPS Salt Lake Temple on Thursday from 6-8:30 p.m. or in case of totally: in the whole time I was •Real “Pop Warner” Style Cheer for ages 1st grade through 9th May 5. A reception will be held inclement weather, the LDS there, going to local businesses, in their honor that evening church at 415 W. Apple St. •Real Uniforms, Real Stunting, Real Cheerleading for Youth Ute Football League getting haircuts, the Camry ser- • Compete in two, State Cheerleading Competitions viced, running on that gorgeous, perfect Smelter Road my daily SIGN-UPS and REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD at our new CHEER and TUMBLING GYM on the following dates: Montgomery/ six miles (and chatting with Spence the walkers, bikers and run- Saturday APRIL 16, 2005 Saturday APRIL 30, 2005 ners I came to know), or going Saturday APRIL 23, 2005 Saturday MAY 7, 2005 Michael and Marsha to Tooele’s magnificent August 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Montgomery of Grantsville Powwow — there is no place on are pleased to announce the the Sacred Earth I feel more at Tooele Youth Cheer and Utah All Starzz NEW location marriage of their son, Caleb home, freer, more welcome and 36 NORTH MAIN Montgomery, to the love of his accepted, than in my wonderful Enter through rear of building please. $35.00 Registration Fee required at life, McKensie Spence, on May Tooele. sign-Ups . For more information contact 5, 2005. As far as my experience goes, TAMI DOBBS 843-0199 OR DEBBIE SNOW 843-0905 McKensie is the daughter of Tooele is probably the friendli- You can also visit our WEBSITE AT WWW.TOOELEYOUTHCHEER.COM David and Christine Spence of est city I’ve ever known. And Oak City. fortunately, from my native Pick up your Utah All Starzz Tryout Packet during registration also! Tryouts begin May 9th Caleb graduated from Earth to Mexico to Japan to Rockford, I’ve known a lot of Grantsville High School in 1999. Caleb Montgomery He was an all state pitcher and McKensie Spence friendly places. Tooele just hap- and he served a mission in the pens to be Eden to us. I love Montreal Canada French speak- at Carnegie Hall in New York. Tooele and its people. ing mission. Caleb is attending Stan Bass ���������������� She is a recent graduate of Utah the Utah College of Massage Valley State College with her Mesa, Ariz. Therapy and will graduate in associate degree. ������������� August. ������������������������������������������ McKensie graduated from After a honeymoon in Palm Dog’s last hours ����������������������������������������������� Delta High School in 2002. She Springs, Calif., Caleb and grievous �������������������������������������������� was a sterling scholar in music McKensie will live in Salt Lake Editor: ������������������������������������������������� and was privileged to perform and continue their educations. My Dalmatian went “missing” ��������������������������������������������� on April 5. First of all, I am tak- ������������������������������������������������� ing responsibility for the fact ������������������������������������������������� Smith/Gordon that she did not have her col- ������������������������������������������ lar and tags on. She has never ������������������� Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith strayed further than to the of Fruit Heights announce the corner and back and it is hard ���������������������������������������������� � �� marriage of their daughter, to believe that she wound up ������������������������������������� Marjorie Elisabeth Smith, to over 12 miles away from home � ����� Jacob Russell Gordon, son of on her own accord. I would like Ann Russell Shosted of Tooele. to relay the last 12 hours of her Jacob is also the son of Peter life in order for those who had ���������������� Gordon, Tooele. They will be any role in this story to know ������������������������������� married in the Bountiful Temple how her death affected her ����������������������������� on May 5, 2005. A reception family; and to warn others to following the ceremony will be “protect” your beloved pets in held at the Somerset chapel, the manner that they deserve 1885 N. Summerwood Drive, because the “system” can’t. Farmington, Utah, from 7-9 p.m. Marjorie Elisabeth Smith It was noticed that Tacia was They will be making their home and Jacob Russell Gordon gone within one hour of her in Bountiful, Utah. being in the yard. We immedi- A6 TUESDAY May 3, 2005 NOTES OF APPRECIATION OBITUARIES 3rd District Court alot of people — my family and Cumming family friends and a lot of doctors — Bonnie Marsh they couldn’t save our Morgan vacancy announced We deeply thank the people Cumming, but they did a great Bonnie Lee Zachreson Griffith that tried to save our baby that Marsh passed peacefully at job. Thank you so much. Applications are now being cial retention, and performance died on March 25, 2005. She died home May 1, 2005, of liver fail- Gordon and Michelle accepted for a District Court evaluation is posted on the Utah at birth that day. There were ure. She was born April 21, 1931, Cumming and family commissioner in the Third State Courts Website at www. in Logan, Utah, to Martin H. Judicial District. The position utcourts.gov under employment and Wilma Monson Zachreson. will replace Commissioner opportunities. Applications Graduate of Ogden High School. the Tooele Second Ward Relief Susan Bradford who announced are available online or at the Crane family Married to C.A. Griffith; solem- Society. To the many people she is leaving the courts effec- Administrative Office of the nized in Salt Lake LDS Temple who helped during this most tive May 2005. Courts, human resources divi- The George T. Crane family (later divorced). Married Amos difficult time, we extend our Court Commissioner is a sion. Applications and resumes would like to express thanks O. (Jim) Marsh who preceded sincere thanks. quasi-judicial officer as pro- should be returned to Human for the many gifts of concern her in death. vided by the Utah Code and Resources, Administrative and service that were given dur- George T. Crane Survived by sons John the rules of the Utah Judicial Office of the Courts, P.O. Box ing Pam’s most recent illness Barry (Kristy) Crane and Christian (Lisa) Griffith, Stephen Council. The position will assist 140241, Salt Lake City, UT 84114- and passing. Your faith, prayers, family Martin Griffith and daughter Bonnie Lee Zachreson Griffith Third District Court with mental 0241 or fax to (801) 238-7814. emotional and physical sup- Mary G. (Robert) Callister, five Cindy (Terrel) Sandberg Marsh health hearings and other duties Applications must be received port were deeply appreciated. grandchildren, two great-grand- and family under the direction of the pre- by May 26, 2005 at 5:00 p.m. The long-term commitment of children. Sue (Emery) Bahm and siding judge. The nominating committee Community Nursing Services She was involved in many We will miss you. To be considered for the posi- for the position is comprised of was most commendable as was family activities in her life. She led a Funeral services will be tion, candidates must be at least one District Court judge, three the help from the Tooele County Randy (Janine) Crane and life of service as a mother, wife, Thursday, May 5, 2005, noon, 25 years of age, a citizen of the attorneys and two members of Caregiver Support Program and family neighbor and friend. She was with a viewing one hour prior to United States, a resident of Utah the public. The committee will an active member of the LDS services at the 10th Ward LDS for at least three years preced- present the three most qualified Church and served as a senior Chapel, 1000 N. Broadway. ing the appointment and while candidates to the District Court band, two brothers, two sisters missionary in Santa Rosa, Calif. Bell family and one daughter, Renea (Tom) serving, and a member of the judges who in turn recommend Nash. Thanks to the family and Utah State Bar. one nominee to the Judicial We would like to thank anyone friends for the food that was Information on benefits, judi- Council. who helped in any way when our sent in, the flowers, cards and Our heart felt thanks to the mom, Lila H. Bell, passed away. Natalie Gregory the many phone calls. Thanks newborn intensive care staff Thanks to Tate Mortuary for all at Primary Children’s Medical to Rocky Mountain Care Center Water supply lookin’ good their personal help they showed “Our Sweet Center who did everything for the care she received and the Above average snowpack and pipeline to tie the spring to the to us and our mom. Thanks to they could to help Natalie. We many friends she made while high stream flow forecast have corporation’s existing drinking the Tooele Seventh Ward for let- Natalie” will be forever in their debt for water officials smiling. water system. The project will ting us have the services at the she was there. Thank you. the time they gave us with her. Natalie Gregory was born The Utah Board of Water augment Lincoln’s water supply ward our family grew up with Keith and Billie Bell and In lieu of flowers, please March 29, 2005. She passed Resources was noticeably and allow it to add seven new and the Relief Society for the family make donations to the PCMC away April 28, 2005, in her pleased after an update of Utah’s connections to the system. The luncheon. There was a mistake Raymond and Debbie Bell New Born Intensive Care Unit. parent’s arms. She was a sweet water supply outlook during funds will be returned to the in the obituary that was left and family Funeral services will be 11 spirit and blessed our lives in their meeting last week. board over 13 years at zero per- out. Our mom was preceded in Les and Eileen Volberg a.m. Monday, May 2, 2005, at many ways. We look forward “Snowpack levels throughout cent interest. death by her parents, her hus- and family the Steed Creek Chapel, 347 to being with her again. the state are average to over 200 At the same meeting, two new S. 200 W., Farmington, Utah, She is survived by her par- percent above average” said Ray board members, Blair Francis where friends may call from ents, Travis and Lorraine Wilson, a hydrologist with the and John Carmen, were intro- DEATH NOTICE 10-10:45 a.m. prior to servic- (Atkin) Gregory; her sister, U.S. Department of Agriculture’s duced. es. Interment Farmington City Sarah; and brother, Garrett; snow survey team. “All rivers in Tooele. Funeral services are Cemetery. Rose Leonelli grandparents, Douglas and are expected to have normal or pending, contact Tate Mortuary Funeral under the direction of Danna (Minoch) Gregory and much higher than normal stream for information. A full obituary Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary. Rose Leonelli passed away Thomas and Lila (Duffin) flow.” will appear in the Thursday edi- Send e-mail condolences to Monday, May 2, at her home Atkin. “The drought is over for tion of the Transcript-Bulletin. [email protected]. this year, but it’s still looming just North of us,” said Larry Anderson, director of the Utah Division of Water Resources. Director “Everyone should continue water conservation efforts and having good be water wise.” The board authorized a time in Kung $276,000 loan to Lincoln Culinary Water Corporation of Tooele Fu Hustle County. The funds, which rep- resent 62 percent of the total It’s refresh- estimated project cost, will be 493 W. 400 N., Tooele ing to see used to purchase rights to a there’s a direc- tunnel spring source and install 882-4800 tor out there www.mohlmanlaw.com who doesn’t take himself so serious- ��������������������� ly. Stephen C h o w ’ s work (which Sweethearts i n c l u d e s Audrey Rock- S h a o l i n Richardson Soccer) is any- STAFF WRITER � thing but pre- ��� tentious. He’s Reel Talk �� just in it for ������������������������������� the pure joy of making movies. And it’s evident, �������������������������������������� in Kung Fu Hustle, that he’s having a walloping good time. It has the visual punch of villages; a pair of musical assas- lessly off dusty walls as Count nearly as gory and out of control Crouching Tiger, Hidden sins who magically pluck sabers Olaf. But it is in the casting of as Blade II: Bloodhunt was. And Dragon, the manic physical com- from their instruments; and a three achingly callow unknowns there is some campy greatness in edy of The Mask, and the sav- flip-flop wearing asylum inmate as the Baudelaire children that the performances of psycho vam- age barbarism of a Roadrunner named The Beast who (surprise the movie finds its success. pire Parker Posey and vampire cartoon. Chow seems to have surprise!) is the greatest warrior They show how the death fighter Ryan Reynolds. But there been heavily influenced by the in the world. of loved ones can be at once are some big problems here. You Roadrunner, a master of impas- The Axe gang recruits The a driving force and a crippling see, most writer/directors think sive violence. Beast (Leung Siu Lung) to help roadblock. They find a disturb- you should choose one plot and It comes down to this: the them bring down Pig Sty Alley, ing sense of tranquility in their stick to it. But David S. Goyer only real difference between the which has been more of a chal- grief. And all the while they know decided that instead of going with violence in a Roadrunner car- lenge than they anticipated. Pig they must simply do the work of just one plot possibility, he could toon and the violence in Kung Sty Alley has masters of combat surviving. This is where Harry go with several. Which is great, Fu Hustle, is that one uses among them. Potter and his movies have failed because that means we end up drawings and one uses people. When The Beast comes to all along: they have yet to reach getting six Blade sequels for the But somehow, watching a real town, however, Pig Sty Alley the crescendo of crushing sad- price of just one. Plus, we get to human head get bashed into a must find their own hero to ness that plagues the heroes of see Blade degenerate into some- five foot hole in the concrete come face to face with the great- these beloved works of children’s thing that is simultaneously cool doesn’t seem much worse than est fighter any of them have ever literature. and heartless and heroic. We get watching it happen to Wile E. seen. In their Gothic world of sticks to see Blade looking a little like Coyote with a boulder. Chow pokes fun at the clas- and gray and stones, the little M.C. Hammer, scuttling about Here is the big difference sic Kung Fu genre as well as Baudelaire’s nurse a serene and with Dracula in a confused fash- though — and it might seem American movies including The abiding trust in one another. ion, wearing his enormous belt like a contradiction — but the Shining and Spider-Man. The Through their dogged efforts at and mysterious sunglasses and big difference is that, when all clever pop culture references survival, sad-eyed bookworm black balloon pants, with that is said and done, Looney Tunes are just one of the many sur- Klaus, strong-minded inventor soundtrack in the background. are cartoons for kids, and Kung prises of Kung Fu Hustle. The Violet, and sharp-toothed Sunny Grade: C+ Fu Hustle is a lustrous example 13 year old, female Dalmatian. movie, unfettered by the distrac- elicit heavy-handed sympathy. Rated R of great, genre-defying film. Based on information provided by tions of labored, serious writing Their plight is tragically regret- Often, the highest quality eyewitnesses, Tacia was found and directing, exudes untrou- table, but as films aren’t as audience-friendly and killed on the West end of SR bled mirth. they demon- 138 (Grantsville) on April 6, as the masses want them to be. Super Crossword Answers Grade: A- strate, they 2005 at approximately 1:00 am; Kung Fu Hustle is one of a few Rated: R, for sequences of have each just twelve hours after films that is both continuously, strong stylized action and vio- other. And “disappearing” from her home in wildly entertaining and a techni- Tooele. The following eulogy is lence. with that cal bull’s-eye. submitted in lieu of being able to Running time: 1 hour, 39 min- message, this Chow stars as an ersatz bad provide her with the proper burial that utes dark chil- guy; a mop-topped transient she deserved. dren’s movie named Sing who wanders the New on DVD: becomes a streets stealing and bullying in • Lemony Snicket’s A Series Tyleeahʼs Tacia was born s u p r e m e l y 1930s Hong Kong. He unwit- of Unfortunate Events January 3, 1992. She was the “pick of the litter”; and as time went by o p t i m i s t i c tingly stumbles into a fierce war If you’ve read the books, you it became evident that she truly was. Tacia was a beautiful, loving, gentle, and one. between the suave and powerful already know that these are very dedicated member of our family for over 13 years. Grade: B+ Axe gang and the dirt poor resi- adult themes — themes that care- Rated PG She lived with Joseph, Kaylynn, Steven, and Leeah; but she belonged to our dents of Pig Sty Alley. ful parents may shy away from • Blade: Lord and Creator. She loved to be loved and had to be near when anyone was at But Chow doesn’t take over in an effort to protect young home. Her favorite times were spent on numerous camping and fishing trips Trinity star duties until audiences have psyches. But one of the treasures with her family; she loved the mountains and lying on her blanket by the fire. I’m going been properly introduced to a of the film is that it acknowl- She loved T-R-E-A-T-S and was known for her ability to do summersaults. to count my myriad of colorful and certifi- edges the very real weight of a b l e s s i n g s She is loved and missed greatly. A special thank you goes out to the “angel” ably wacky characters: a cranky child’s life. But it in turn also and be glad who was there comforting and consoling her in her last hours. Thank you, landlady (Yuen Qiu) in curlers teaches them hope and persever- Karla; your loving and caring efforts will never be forgotten. that this isn’t who’s shrill scream can wipe out ance. 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From The Sidelines Hamatake Cowboys Smith in perfection edge Buffs tops Scots in 17 frames line with by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR by Nick Drake The second-longest game in the history SPORTS EDITOR of Utah baseball finally ended Monday 49er legacy Marcus Hamatake had been close to in Tooele. It only took 10 days and 17 perfection before. innings to finally decide the April 22 affair Just three weeks ago, the Grantsville between county neighbors Grantsville I left my heart in senior came within one batter of recording and Tooele. San Francisco.” his first-ever prep perfect game. Only a hit The Cowboys rallied for a pair of I’ve always liked batsman in the second batter of the game tallies in the top of the 17th inning and “that song. But I spoiled Hamatake’s bid for perfection. Kirk Fawson held the Buffs scoreless in still prefer my favorite But in a big game for county neighbor the two innings played Monday to help Blues tune...”Kansas Tooele, the Cowboy flame thrower came Grantsville register a 4-2 triumph. City, Kansas City Here up big and this time Hamatake turned in Marcus Hamatake led off the 10th I Come!” Everybody perfection. extra inning of the contest with a double knows I’m a die-hard Hamatake sat down all 18 batters he and scored the game deciding run on a Kansas City Chief’s faced in order Saturday in Grantsville and Matt Haddock sacrifice fly. Scott Arbon Fan. Rain or shine, win David Gumucio Heath Bleazard smacked out four hits, also dashed home on a pair of Buff errors or lose, I bleed AFC GUEST COLUMNIST scored three runs, knocked in four tallies in the frame to add a little insurance and Chief’s Red. and even stole home for good measure to breathing room. But, like all true NFL fans, I do have an NFC lift the Cowboys to a 10-0 triumph over the Tooele has now proved it can play counterpart and I like them 49ers. It didn’t hurt Scots. Derek Erickson ended the game in with talented squads and even gave top- to have Joe Montana, Steve Young (BYU) and dramatic fashion when the Cowboy slugger ranked Bear River a huge scare Thursday Jerry Rice to cheer about either, not to men- crushed a two-out, two-run home run to at Dow James Park. tion all those Super Bowl victories. end the game in the bottom of the sixth on Pinch-hitter Kyle McKendrick belted a But lately the 49ers have caused me to be the 10-run rule. lead-off single in the top of the seventh somewhat despondent. The Great Exodus was The story of the game was Hamatake’s and runner Justin Brady dashed from not in the Bible, it was in San Francisco, when perfection. The senior pitcher struck out first to home on a Blake Olsen sacrifice Joe Montana, Steve Young and eventually Jerry 11, including seven of the first nine batters bunt and Bear throwing error to tie the Rice departed from the Bay (I would have rath- he faced in the affair. game in the bottom of the seventh and er seen Rice retire than go to Oakland). After Although Grantsville had sealed up the force another extra inning affair. those dark days, the only games the 49ers league’s Region 11 runner-up seed just a day However, Marcus Hanley bolted home could play were NFL Survivor, Management before when Ben Lomond upset Morgan 10- on a wild pitch in the top of the ninth to Quest and Mystery Coach, and we all know 6, the game was pivotal for cross-county lift top ranked Bear River to a hard fought where that will lead a team, right down the neighbor Tooele and the Cowboys were 5-4 triumph over Tooele. long slippery slope to the NFL cellar. happy to oblige. The two extra inning setbacks to Well, take heart all you cellar-dweller fans, I The no-hitter marks the third for ranked teams dropped the Buffs into a see a light at the end of the tunnel and it may Hamatake on the season and state record. fourth-place tie with Ben Lomond, each just be our ticket out-of-here. As the 49er’s Grantsville also finished the 17th inning with a 4-6 league mark on the season. 2004 season drew to a merciful close (they marathon with Tooele on Monday and Grantsville actually helped Tooele on ended up 2-14), the dim light of hope appeared Hamatake came up big with a double to Saturday when Hamatake pitched a per- as San Francisco ended up with the lowest lead off and scored the eventual game win- fect game and the Cowboys blasted Ben winning percentage in the NFL, which meant ning run to help lift the Cowboys to a 4-2 Lomond 10-0 to force the deadlock (see they got first pick in the draft. The light grew victory over the Buffs at Dow James Park. related story). However, as usual, it was brighter when Alex Smith announced he was In fact, Tooele nearly returned the favor Morgan that proved to be a thorn in the going to leave Utah and play with the Big Thursday when the Buffs pushed top Buffs side when the Trojans dropped Dogs. ranked Bear River to nine innings before a 10-6 decision to the Scots Friday at Believe it or not, the 2004 season was the the Bears rallied for a 5-4 triumph. Lindquist to keep the Scots in a fourth- easy part. The hard part is what to do with all Grantsville needed a Bear River loss place tie with the Buffs. of those first round choices (squeal with glee). to share the Region 11 title and earn a Tooele and Ben Lomond will play today The 49ers were toying with drafting Aaron top seed and home date Saturday in the at 3:30 p.m. at Davis High for the fourth Rodgers (QB) from Cal or Braylon Edwards opening two rounds of the Class 3A State and final state seed from the Region 11 (WR) from Michigan. It was clear they were Baseball tournament. photography/Troy Boman ranks. The winner will advance into the focused on a quarterback, but they surprised Instead, the Cowboys now venture to Grantsville’s Marcus Hamatake hauls in a pop fly in a game earlier this Class 3A State tournament and a road trip everyone and looked past Rodgers and chose Price Saturday to meet Region 10 third spring. The Cowboy senior has been standing tall on the mound with to Vernal Saturday to tangle with Region Utah’s Alex Smith. three no-hit gems on the season, including a rare perfect game Saturday The 49ers’ thinking was not a surprise to SEE PERFECTION PAGE A9 in a 10-0 shellacking of Ben Lomond at GHS. See Edge Page A9 me. Many NFL teams were licking their chops for a taste of Smith, but the 49ers kept their heads and their No. 1 selection spot. Despite Cowboys 3rd at Juan Diego; ready for region trade attempts and Bay area pressure to go with the local boy Rodgers, the 49ers did the by Nick Drake honors in the girls standings with followed by Logan (60), Dugway (44), (12:09.93) took seventh and eighth unthinkable and went with the best player SPORTS EDITOR 202.5 points to easily topple run- St. Joseph (23), South Summit (6), place, respectively, for the Cowboys Smith, tumbling Rodgers to the 24th pick, Grantsville High track turned in ner-up Juan Diego with 143 points. Ogden (4) and North Summit (3), as well. and a one-way plane ride to the frozen land another stellar performance April 16 St. Joseph took the bronze with 70 respectively. Young also seized third place in the of Green Bay. As fate may have it, that may to win the girls team title in the Juan points followed by Roy (63.5), Logan Cowboy bronze at Invite 1600 meter run with a bronze time of not be a bad place for Rodgers, as the heir Diego Catholic Invitational tourna- (45), South Summit (41), Dugway Grantsville fought to a third-place 4:49.28 and grabbed a fifth place in apparent to Brett Favre. Only time will tell. ment in Sandy. (22), Ogden (8), Layton Christian team showing in the boys compe- the 800 meter run at 2:08.14. However, like Denver’s John Elway and the Shalane Titmus seized three Academy (8) and North Summit High tition of the Juan Diego Catholic The Cowboys 1600 meter relay Dolphins’ Dan Marino, Smith and Rodgers are individual crowns while Brooke (1), respectively. Invitational track and field meet April team of Shea Durfee, Logan, Kyle joined at the hip, and will ever be compared to Bunderson and Sara Reed claimed Meanwhile, in the boys, the 16 in Sandy. Glenn and Phillip Young claimed top each other throughout their NFL careers. But a pair of gold finishes as well. Kami Cowboys 1600 meter relay team Bleazard seized a silver in the long honors in the event with a finish of forgive me, I digress. Tate also grabbed a top finish while grabbed top honors while Heath jump with a leap of 18-10 while team- 3:53.46. The Dugway relay squad of So, what’s Smith, a mere 20-year-old college Jessica Collings, Shanna Glenn, Jerica Bleazard grabbed a pair of silvers and mate Kirk Donahue claimed seventh Jason Mathews, Josh McCarty, Josh grad with a 3.74 GPA going to bring to San Dahlberg, Brittany Sagers, Alexa a bronze to power the GHS boys team place in the event with a leap of 17- Nelson and Stromberg joined forces Francisco’s table? A table, mind you, that has Bakker, Felicity Silva, Mari Vera, Calli to a third-place team finish with 91.5 4. Dugway’s Cody Stromberg took to earn a silver time of 3:53.46. had two Hall of Famers (Montana and Young) Steele, Sara Hicks, Alyssa Roberts, points. Butch Logan, Phillip Young, eighth place with a jump of 16-6. The Grantsville medley relay of sitting at it, until someone pulled the table Kaleena Kartchner, Melanie Johnson, Nathan Sandberg, Matt Hislop, Casey The Cowboy senior also sprinted to Ryan Blake, Danny Clayton, Josh cloth out from under the place settings sending Nicole Killpack and Jenny Nelson Robinson, Kirk Donahue, Brant a second place in the 200 meter dash Davidson and Sandberg also captured the 49ers crashing to the bottom of the NFL? all provided excellent scoring depth Harris, Brandon Rigby, Shea Durfee, with a runner-up finish of 23.92 in the second place at 4:16.60 in the event Coach Mike Nolan made it very clear, “We felt with high places in their respective Dustin Durfee, Danny Clayton and event. Grantsville’s Butch Logan also as well. Alex was the one that most fit what we want individual events. Brian Peterson all contributed to claimed seventh place in the event at Bleazard, Durfee, Davidson and our team to look like. He brings discipline, The victory should set the stage for the team finish with valuable depth 24.56. Logan also joined together to take competitiveness and intelligence to the table. a strong team standing headed into points. Grantsville’s Phillip Young pow- third place in the 400 meter relay at He is off the charts in those areas.” the Region 11 track and field meet Roy seized top team honors in the ered his way to a silver in the 3200 46.94 while the Dugway team of Nick Smith was off the NFL’s Charts altogether slated Wednesday and Thursday at boys final team standings with 188.5 meter run with a second place finish Eddy, Mathews, McCarty and Jake Morgan High at 3:30 p.m. and Juan Diego was second at 158. of 10:41.00. Cowboy tandem Danny SEE LEGACY PAGE A9 Grantsville powered to top team Grantsville took third place at 91.5 Clayton (11.44.09) and Brian Peterson SEE READY PAGE A9

Sports Wrap Lady Buffs Buffs crush Spring volleyball camp Oquirrh Mountain Sports will have a vol- rusty in loss foes in pool leyball camp for any students grades 5-8 (boys and girls) interested in developing and by Nick Drake With only one game remaining until strengthening new skills. the state championship tourney, Tooele This will be held at the Tooele High School SPORTS EDITOR Tooele had nearly two weeks off from the boys water polo team made mincemeat gym on May 14 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. out of Division Two opponents Granger Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. and the softball diamond due to rain and snow. And yet the Lady Buffs still appeared iron- and Delta last week at the Pratt Aquatic fee is $8. For more information, call Lareine Center. 882-2061 or Laura 882-7748. clad as they took an eight-game win streak into their region title showdown with nemesis Tooele hosts Brighton Wednesday at Youth T-Ball set Bear River on the road. 4:15 p.m. before heading to State May 13 Tooele County youth ages three to six can However, the Lady Bears proved iron does and 14 at Kearns. learn the fundamentals of T-Ball. rust and took advantage of four costly errors “Our team is really starting to gel,” The classes are one or twice a week to hand the two-time defending Class 3A State noted head coach Mike Wells. “I am con- depending on the age of the athlete. A couple champs a 6-1 setback in Tremonton that cost fident we’ll make a strong showing at of different dates and times are offered dur- Tooele the region crown. State.” ing the week to fit the busy schedule of Bear River rallied for four unearned runs Tooele 21 - Delta 8 adults. while Tasha Chadaz scattered five hits to Everyone got into the act as Tooele’s The entry fee is $25 for ages 3-4 and $35 for record the pivotal victory and give her team second-line players scored early and often ages 5-6. Classes are limited to the first 20. in the Buffs second win over the Rabbits. the top seed in the state tournament which photography/Troy Boman A complete story on the lopsided vic- For more information contact P.L.A.Y. begins Saturday. With the top seed, the Lady Tooele’s Kristen Evans attempts to bunt a ball in a recent game at tories as well as Wednesday’s match with Sports at 843-8471. Deseret Peak Complex. The Lady Buffs suffered their first league Brighton will be published Thursday. SEE RUSTY PAGE A9 setback Friday, falling to rival Bear River 6-1. TUESDAY May 3, 2005 A9

ball hit by Kelly VanDrimmelen in the top of the sixth Perfection to keep the perfection in tact. continued from page A8 Meanwhile, Bleazard gave Grantsville a huge boost right from the start. The Cowboy senior smacked a seed Union at 10 a.m. at the College of Eastern Utah two-out single, stole second, raced to third on a field in opening round state action. passed ball and stole home when the Ben Lomond Cowboy Coach Travis McCluskey said Hamatake hurler went into a wind up to stake Grantsville to a was fantastic and in a groove on the hill Saturday 1-0 advantage. against the Scots. The Cowboys padded the advantage to 3-0 in the “I felt really good about the Ben Lomond game,” bottom of the second. Hamatake helped his cause he stated. “Marcus pitched a heck of a ball game for with a leadoff single and Cummings crushed a dou- us. We scored in every inning but one and kept the ble into the left field gap to push pinch runner Bryce pressure on their defense. He set a state record with Sparks to third. Scott Arbon came through with a three no-hitters. Throwing a perfect game is quite a two-run single to extend the margin to three runs. feat. I was glad to see Derek (Erickson) hit the home Bleazard helped the hosts build a four-run lead in run and end the game and keep the perfect game the third with a lead-off single, raced to second on intact. Kasey (Cummings) made a big-time catch in a hit-and-run, bolted for third on a passed ball and right field to preserve the perfect game. Bleazard scored on a Fawson single to give the Cowboys a stole home and really gave us an emotional boost 4-0 edge. right from the start. It was a big win for us.” Grantsville broke the game open with a pair of Grantsville 10 - Ben Lomond 0 tallies in the fourth frame. Ryan Willis reached on a Hamatake was on fire on the mound while Bleazard two out Scot fielding miscue and Chaz Fisher pushed was on fire at the plate Saturday at Grantsville. him to third on a single. Fisher swiped second and The Cowboy flame thrower set the tone of the both runners sprinted home on a two-run triple by game early when Hamatake struck out the side to Bleazard to extend the lead to 6-0. open the game, mowed down five of the first six and The Cowboys ended the game with a four-run out- seven of the first nine Scot sluggers he faced on the burst in the bottom of the sixth. Arbon reached base on a Scot error and Fisher crushed a double down day. In fact, Ben Lomond only threatened to spoil the photography/Troy Boman perfection twice in the game. the left field line to aid the effort. Bleazard ripped a two-run single and then trotted home on Erickson’s Tooele’s Jace Harris shows the ball after tagging out Grantsville baserunner Ryan Willis attempting to steal Kirk Fawson tracked down a deep fly ball in cen- second base. Teammate T.J. Witkowski also helps the cause with the out motion. The Cowboys won the ter hit by Ty Baty in the fourth and Kasey Cummings game-ending two-run round-trip clout over the left field fence. game in 17 innings 4-2. The Buffs now venture to Davis High to meet league rival Ben Lomond in a single made an outstanding over the shoulder catch of a elimination playoff for the fourth and final Region 11 seed into the state tournament this weekend.

Willis. But Mikesell reached back to strike out Tooele tried the end the game in the bottom Edge the next two Cowboys sluggers and keep the half of the 14th when Olsen smacked a leadoff continued from page A8 Buffs within striking distance. single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt Tooele also threatened in the bottom half by Harris. Witkowski drew an intentional walk when Mikesell ripped a one-out single, stole to set up a force play but a wild pitch moved 10 co-champion Uintah. second and bolted for third on a ground out. both runners into scoring position and took Grantsville coach Travis McCluskey said But the Buff hurler was left stranded at third. off the force. So, DeSpain was intentionally he really didn’t want to finish the tie game The Buffs finally struck in the bottom of walked to set up another force play with out. between the county neighbors. the sixth to close to within 2-1. Alex DeSpain The strategy worked when a ground ball to “Honestly, this was a game I hoped we reached base on a Cowboy fielding miscue Hamatake started a Hamatake-to-Haddock-to- wouldn’t have to finish,” he said. “Both teams and took second on the errant throw. Mikesell Cummings double play to end the inning and played a heck of a ball game and both teams helped his cause on the mound with a run force the affair into the eighth extra frame. battled for four and one-half hours one night scoring single to right field. Tooele threatened Neither team threatened in the 15th and and another two innings (Monday). It’s a shame to put another run on the board when Danny the game was suspended until Monday due to either team would have to lose that game. Wihongi followed with a single. However, darkness. Tooele battled us the whole time and I thought Fawson reached back to strike out the final Grantsville had two sluggers reach base in they did a heck of a job and both Mikesel and two Buff sluggers in the frame. the top of the 16th Monday when Bleazard Harris pitched well. We came out and put the Tooele rallied in the bottom of the seventh reached on a Buff miscue and Erickson belted ball in play and put pressure on their defense to knot the game at 2-2 and force the contest a single. But the Cowboys were held in check and it paid off for us.” into extra innings. Olsen was hit by a pitch to by Buff hurler Mikesell. Tooele interim-Coach Doug Harding said open the frame while Harris and T.J. Witkowski Harris smacked a two-out single in the bot- his team has proven it can play with the best drew consecutive walks to load the bases with tom of the 16th and attempted to steal second. teams in the state in extra-inning setbacks to no outs. DeSpain crushed a ball to deep center However, on the attempt a Buff hitter was ranked foes Bear River and Grantsville. field that Cowboy outfielder Heath Bleazard ruled to have interfered with the throw attempt “This game with Grantsville was interesting,” somehow tracked down over his shoulder to and was declared out by interference to move he said. “We go 17 innings with our cross-town keep Grantsville in the game. Olsen tagged up the game into the top of the 17th. rival and it is an exceptionally good Grantsville on the play and tied the game with one out. A Hamatake opened the 17th frame with a team. Once again it would have been nice to ground out logged the second out and Fawson double, moved to third on a Buff fielding pull that one off and avoid the playoff. These reached back to strike out the final Buff slug- miscue and drew a throw so Scott Arbon kids are great and they need to know that the ger to strand two more Buff base runners and could advance into scoring position. Haddock ball will start to bounce their way, if not this force the extra stanza. followed with a sacrifice fly to chase home year, definitely next year. We’re excited to have Neither team threatened in the eighth and Hamatake and Willis reached on a Buff error to an opportunity to earn a berth in the state play- Haddock reached scoring position in the score Arbon and extend the lead to 4-2. offs and plan on doing well.” ninth on a walk and Willis sacrifice bunt. But Mikesell belted a two-out single in the bot- Grantsville 4 - Tooele 2 (17) Mikesell forced a pop out and strike out to nix tom of the 17th but Fawson struck out the final The two Tooele County neighbors hooked the Cowboy scoring attempt. Buff slugger to preserve the triumph. up in a classic April 22 that lasted 15 innings Grantsville once again attempted to end Haddock was the most productive hitter before darkness suspended the game and was the game in the 10th. Erickson belted a single of the day with two of the Cowboys 10 hits, photography/Troy Boman concluded Monday at Dow James Park. and stole second to race into scoring position. drew three walks in the marathon contest and Grantsville’s Caroline Sekula unleashes the shot put in a meet ear- Grantsville drew first blood in the top of the Hamatake belted a single down the left field knocked in the game winning run on a sacrifice lier this spring. The Grantsville and Tooele High track teams are set third inning. Matt Haddock drew a walk to lead line and took second base on the throw to the fly. Willis, Fawson, Erickson and Hamatake to compete in the Region 11 Track & Field meet Wednesday and off the inning and stole second. Ryan Willis plate that kept Erickson at third. However, also produced a pair of safeties each while Thursday at Morgan. smacked a single that pushed pinch-runner with two runners in scoring position, Mikesell Fisher recorded one safety. Bryce Sparks to third and when Tooele threw once again pitched his way out of trouble with Olsen and Mikesell paced the Buffs attack to the plate to stop the Cowboy runner, Willis a strike out and pop out. with six of the team’s 10 hits on in the grueling dash crown in 27.58 to provide alertly took second base. Chaz Fisher came Tooele threatened in the top of the 11th contest while Wihongi and Harris each pro- valuable first place points to the through just two batters later with a two-run when Olsen delivered a two-out double. But duced a pair of safeties as well. Ready single to left field to stake the Cowboys to a a strike out nixed the attempt and forced the Mikesell scattered nine hits, struck out 15 continued from page A8 Cowgirl squad. Titmus, Bunderson, Jerica 2-0 cushion. Erickson reached base on a Buff game into the fifth extra inning. and walked just three Cowboy hitters in 13 Wall took fourth place in 48.16. Dahlberg and Kellie Young com- error and Hamatake drew a walk with two outs Neither team could muster any offense or innings of work for the Buffs. Harris relin- Nathan Sandberg battled to a bined forces to earn a silver in to load the bases. However, Mikesell struck threat in the 12th or 13th innings to take the quished just one hit, struck out three and third place in the high jump with the 400 meter relay at 53.37 to out the next GHS slugger to keep the game at game into it’s seventh extra inning. walked three. a bronze jump of 5-7.75 while record high team points as well. two-run affair. Both teams would threaten to end the game Meanwhile, Fawson scattered eight hits, Cowboy teammates Matt Hislop Bunderson and Titmus battled Tooele threatened to score in the bottom of in the 14th. Bleazard reached base on a Buff struck out 10 and walked five in 12 innings (5-3.75) and Casey Robinson (5- it out in the high jump. Bunderson the third when Blake Olsen and Harris belted error and took second on the errant toss. while Hamatake gave up just one hit, struck 1.75) also grabbed sixth and sev- vaulted 4-11 to capture a silver in consecutive one-out hits. But a fly out and However, a ground out nixed Bleazard at third out a pair of Buff sluggers and didn’t walk a enth place, respectively, to aid the event while Titmus jumped 4- ground out thwarted the Buff rally and kept the while Fisher took second in the run down. batter in two innings of work. Erickson took the Grantsville team tally. 9 to grab fourth place in the final game at 2-0 contest. Erickson drew an intentional walk and Harris the hill for the remaining three innings, gave up Bleazard also garnered fourth standings. The Cowboys also rallied in the fourth struck out one batter and forced a ground out just one hit, struck out three and walked three, place in the 100 meter dash at Bunderson vaulted 15-10 to behind consecutive singles by Haddock and to end the GHS scoring opportunity. two of which were intentional. 11.82. Teammate Logan fought win the long jump and tally more to a fourth place in the 400 team points for the Cowgirls. ify their runner-up seed and a trip The Cowgirl junior also fought meter dash at 53.51 and team- to Lehi Saturday in the first round Pet of the Week to a fifth place in the 400 meter Rusty mate Durfee was right behind in of the state tournament. dash with a finish of 1:05. continued from page A8 eighth place at 54.94. The Lady Buffs hit the road Calli Steele uncorked a toss of Mathews powered his way to for a make-up game against the 101-1 to seize third place in the Bears now earn the good fortune a fifth place in the 300 hurdles Lady Scots at Ben Lomond High javelin and teammate Mari Vera of staying home and hosting the at 45.83 and Durfee followed in and return home to host county was right behind with a fourth opening two rounds of the Class eighth place at 48.28. Mathews neighbor Grantsville Wednesday, place toss of 100-10. 3A State tournament Saturday. also took fifth place in the 110 also at 3:30 p.m. Alexa Bakker battled to Meanwhile, Tooele will need to hurdles at 17.91 as well. A story on the setback as well as a fourth place time in the 100 upend either Ben Lomond today in Dane Schofield powered the Tuesday and Wednesday’s games hurdles at 18.14 and teammate Ogden or Grantsville Wednesday Mustangs with a top toss of 155- at Deseret Peak Complex to solid- will be published Thursday. 10 to win the javelin event and Kalena Kartchner was right teammate Jake Wall was right behind in eighth place at 18.69. behind with a fifth place heave Felicity Silva unleashed a fifth ing in the footsteps of Montana of 130-3. Grantsville’s Brant place heave of 30-11 in the shot Legacy and Young, Smith confidently Harris took sixth place at 128-3 put and Ashley Puderbaugh gar- responded, “People talk about the nered seventh place with a throw continued from page A8 and Dugway’s Taylor Schofield legacy and the pressure associated of 29-7. claimed an eighth place with a until he led Utah to an unbeat- with it, but I’m honored to follow Sara Reed battled to a sixth toss of 126-8. en season and a first-ever Bowl in their footsteps. It’s only going place in the 1600 meter run with Dane Schofield also grabbed Championship Series win by a to provide motivation. Hopefully, sixth place in the shot put with a a finish of 5:58 and also took non-BCS Conference team spank- eighth place in the grueling 3200 I can carry on the legacy. I feel heave of 43-11.5 and Grantsville’s ing Pittsburgh 35-7 in the Fiesta meter run at 13:09. like I fall right in line with those Brandon Rigby finished in eighth Bowl. Since then, no one can get Kartchner also grabbed eighth guys. You’re talking about smart place at 43-8.25. enough of him. Smith can see the place in the 300 hurdles at 54.47. quarterbacks who make good Dugway duo Siale Langi (123- field and size up a defense like no Dahlberg, Young, Shanna decisions, and they’re winners. 4) and Dane Schofield (104-10) other; he can dial the power in Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Glenn and Brittany Sagers com- I feel like I fit that mold.” I feel required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. took sixth and eighth place, his arm up for bullets or down for bined forces to take eight place like he does too. Plus, it didn’t respectively, for the Mustang cin- touch passes; his patience in the Shelters are only required to hold animals for in the medley relay at 5:03. take him very long to land on the der squad. pocket breaks coaches and fans three days before they are euthanized. For the boys, Phillip Young cover of Sports Illustrated. Smith Cowgirls rule Delta out in a cold sweat; and he has a For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals paved the way for the squad. quick set of wheels that can get is featured on the cover of this Shalane Titmus and Brooke available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at The Cowboy senior powered to him out of trouble in a hurry. last week’s issue, becoming the 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Bunderson captured strong a fourth place time of 2:06 in the Former Utah Coach Urban first 49er player to appear on the Animal Shelter at 884-6881. times and turned in outstand- 800 meter run and later tacked Myer didn’t mince words either, front of SI since 2002. ing individual efforts to lead the Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. on a sixth place finish of 4:51 in “Alex Smith is the best football So forget about Great Music, Cowgirls to the team crown April the 1600 meter run. player I have ever been around... the Fisherman’s Wharf, Rice-O- 9 at Delta. The Cowboys 1600 meter relay is the best quarterback I have ever Roni, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Titmus sprinted to the 100 team of Brent Mouritsen, Butch been around…and for the last 19 San Francisco has Alex Smith Tooele Veterinary Clinic meter dash in 13.51 to seize top Logan, Brian Graff and Young years…he’s the best one I have from our own Runnin’ Utes, and honors in the event. The Cowgirl joined together to earn sixth 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 ever seen on tape.” that’s good enough for my old senior also raced to the 200 meter place at 4:47 in the event. When questioned about follow- heart any day. A10 TUESDAY May 3, 2005 Century ride draws over 250 cyclists to county by Karen Hunt “Nobody’s ridden out there on a a small hail storm farther into on going. He realized that what he STAFF WRITER regular basis for a very long time the ride for one group. Still, the was doing was nothing compared Despite rain, over 250 cyclists and it’s got some beautiful views,” rain was very periodic and spotty, to the battle that person was going were seen peddling through the Kinney explained. Kinney said. through.” county last Saturday as they About half the cyclists partici- One memorable cyclist was rid- Kinney is looking forward joined in the Ghost Town Riders pated in the century ride, which ing for a friend dying of leukemia to repeating the ride next year Century Bike Ride to raise money involved a 100 mile trip. The other and had a sign on his back. and annually for years to come. for the Leukemia & Lymphoma half participated in either the met- “We’re giving him an extra shirt Eventually, he wants it to become Foundation. ric century, which was 62 miles to bring to that person,” Kinney one of the biggest and best in the The lines of bikers started from or the half century, which was 50 said. “People were signing his state. the Deseret Peak Complex at miles. shirt. He said he couldn’t believe Kinney organized the ride in 7:30 a.m. They then rode up Utah “It was sort of a spring tune the generosity of people ... and conjunction with Tooele City. He is Avenue to Tooele City and on to up ride for a lot of people, kind that’s kind of what this is all about, founder of Bike 2 Bike, a nonprofit Stockton. From there they went of their first ride of the season,” ... people who are going through foundation devoted to help raise up to Ophir, and on to Fairfield, Kinney said. things that are tons harder than a awareness and funds for various Faust, Rush Valley and Grantsville While still calculating, Kinney 100 mile ride.” diseases, ailments and special situ- before ending back at the Deseret estimates approximately $1500 Kinney said while parts of the ations. Peak Complex. was raised for the Leukemia & ride were hard, thinking of oth- Bike 2 Bike’s first event was the Ride organizer Bob Kinney Lymphoma Society. ers gave the incentive to push Heber Valley ride, which raised chose Tooele County for most of Kinney has received very posi- forward. over $1200 for leukemia. More the ride due to its beauty, history tive response from the riders. “[This cyclist] was hurting and recently, in March they produced and close proximity to a metro- Many said they’d never been to getting tired and everything, and photography / Karen Lee Scott a ride in the St. George/Moab area. politan area. He said cyclists loved Ophir or Rush Valley before and he thought of the struggles [his Cyclists were seen in small groups across Tooele County Saturday as Over 300 riders raised over $2000 the history of the Pony Express were amazed at the scenery. friend with leukemia] was going they rode up to 100 miles from the Deseret Peak Complex through dollars. trail, the Mormon trail and the old People weren’t thrilled about through with chemo and radiation Tooele City, Stockton, Ophir, Rush Valley and Grantsville to raise For more information see www. money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Foundation. ghost towns. the weather, which even included and it just inspired him to keep bike2bike.org. We make your business May is bike safety month, but insurance our business. Join the Chamber of Commerce and save riders should always wear lids 10% - 12% on Business Insurance (These tremendous savings are possible through a Special Rating Each year, more than 100 chil- ed child fatalities,” said Brenda ASTM International. The Tooele should be 2-4 inches of clearance Plan sponsored between the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, dren die from bicycle-related Nelson, Tooele County Safe Kids County Safe Kids Chapter also between the bike frame and the Leavitt Insurance Agency of Tooele and Auto-Owners Insurance injuries, and more than a quarter coordinator. “In a crash, a child reminds parents and caregivers child’s groin when the child’s feet Company, a company that is recognized of exceptional financial strength and stability amount the nation’s largest insurers. million are treated in emergency without a helmet is 14 times as to: are flat on the ground. Also, make rooms. Of these, nearly half (47 likely to be killed as a kid with a • Make sure the helmet fits sure the bike is in good repair — We Offer: percent) have traumatic brain lid. Helmets could prevent up to and your kids know how to put it reflectors are secure, brakes work • Competitive Rates injuries. 45,000 head injuries to children on correctly. In a crash, the risk properly, gears shift smoothly, and • Complete Line of Products More than 2,400 Utah kids are each year.” of head injury is doubled if the tires are tightly secured and prop- • Prompt Friendly Claim Service hurt in bike crashes, and head Motor vehicles are involved in helmet is worn incorrectly. A hel- erly inflated. injuries are common. The Utah approximately 90 percent of fatal met should sit on top of the head • Remember bike helmets are Additional Discounts: Department of Health’s Traumatic bike crashes, and about 60 per- in a level position, and should for biking. Kids should not wear • Commercial Tailored Protection Brain Injury Surveillance Project cent of bike-versus-auto crashes not rock forward and backward bike helmets on the playground • Business Owners shows five percent (about 270 occur on residential streets, not or side to side. SAFE KIDS and (where the straps can get caught • Garage Liability & Dealers Blanket • Umbrella each year) of all traumatic brain at intersections. “Kids need to be Bell Sports recommend the “Eyes, on equipment and cause injury) • Commercial Auto injuries are caused by bike crash- taught to obey traffic signs and Ears and Mouth” test: The rim of or for activities that require spe- es. Properly fitted bike helmets the rules of the road, and kids the helmet should be one to two cialized helmets (such as skiing could reduce the risk of bike- should not ride without supervi- finger-widths above the eyebrows, or football). Bob Sheedy related brain injuries by 88 per- sion until they have demonstrated the straps should form a “V” just For more information, call (435) cent; however, only one out of five that they always follow the rules,” below the ear lobe, the buckle 843-2310 or visit www.safekids. cyclists ages 5 to 14 usually wears said Nelson. should be flat against the skin and org. National Bike Month has Reed Plaza, Suite 3 a helmet.. A helmet should be labeled to the strap should feel snug when been coordinated annually since South of Wal-Mart “A bike helmet is essential safe- indicate that it is certified by a the rider’s mouth is open. 1956 by the League of American ty gear. Helmets could prevent an reputable standards and testing • Make sure the bike itself is Bicyclists; for more information, 134 W. 1180 North estimated 75 percent of bike-relat- organization — ANSI, Snell or the right size for the child. There visit www.bikemonth.org. 850-9013

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It’s time photography / Troy Boman for a . . . 3 Spring haircut By Mark Watson “I get them on their butts and they can’t move. STAFF WRITER If they’re on their feet they want to run around,” While growing up in Grantsville, Robert Pitt Robert said. “The key is learning how to hold showed little interest in the sheep business. them so you don’t spend all your time fighting Robert’s father Craig has raised sheep his them. You start at the belly and finish off with entire life and knows the ins and outs of the the butt,” Robert said. business. But his young son Robert did not find “I mostly just wrestle with them,” Vaughn the activity too appealing. said. “He wanted nothing to do with sheep,” Robert’s “These today are a little harder because they mother Dolene said. haven’t been sheared before,” Robert said at the For the past four years, however, Robert, 26, Gillmor Ranch. has cashed in on the sheep industry. The word of Robert’s talent He is not in the process of develop- is getting around. People ing his own giant herd of woolly are calling him all the creatures to be sold off to the time to shear sheep. If highest bidder for meat, but there are only a few is cashing in on sheep he will charge another way — he up to $6 per shears them. sheep. Robert “I make more e s t i m a t e s money shear- he sheared ing sheep 2,500 sheep than I do in March at my full- for various time job,” people. R o b e r t “I’ve said. sheared over On April 5,000,” he said. 22 Robert “There’s not a d e m o n s t r a t - lot of competition. ed his skills at There are some big Gillmor Livestock Company in a rural shear groups that section of north Salt Lake City near the come in and will shear Salt Lake International Airport. from 500 to 700 sheep at a In one day at the G i l l m o r ranch he time. I’ve worked with them, ended up shearing 108 s h e e p . During the but they only pay me $1.85 per head although same time period his new part-ner Eric they get $4 per head.” he said. Vaughn, who is a novice at sheep shearing with Robert’s springs are hectic and the work is only two-weeks experience, sheared 30. At $4 physical. “I sleep well at night,” he said. per sheep it was a $432 day for Robert, and a The shearer lives in Erda and travels through- $120 for his buddy. out Utah, Idaho and Nevada giving sheep their “My dad knows how to shear sheep, but I real- annual hair cuts. An annual hair cut is manda- ly didn’t learn how until four years ago when tory because if the wool becomes too long and I worked with John Hannah in Price. That’s tangled up, feces gets matted in there and the where I really learned how to shear sheep. sheep can get a disease known as “fly blow.” Hannah runs about 1500 head,” Robert said. “Ninety percent of my shearing is done during 4 “The first time I sheared a sheep I was about the early spring months,” Robert said. 13 and it took about half an hour,” Robert said. Last Friday, the duo towed their trailer to After four years of practice, Robert can Bluffdale where they sheared 60 sheep owned shear sheep at a blistering pace. by three different people. “Yep, we’re skinin’ 60 He built his own two-man sheep-shearing more today,” Robert said. Next weekend the shed which helps control the sheep. shearers are headed to Nevada. “It is real tough to shear a sheep in an open There are expenses such as $900 for a set of field,” he said. clippers and motor to run the clippers. Robert The animals are led up into the trailer from a uses a harness to keep him positioned while he narrow chute. Three or four sheep are trapped shears sheep. Otherwise it would kill his back. on one side of the trailer in a narrow shoot. Wool falls to the bottom of the trailer and Two gates open up to where the two shearers is pushed out one side of the trailer, while the are situated. When ready, the shearer opens freshly shorn sheep are released to freedom out the gate and begins to clip. the other side. A sheep appears submissive once in Some people count sheep to fall asleep. When Robert’s grasp. Robert Pitt counts sheep he is tallying up his pay check.

(Haircuts $4) B2 TUESDAY May 3, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

presents Up With Vitality-Down With Tooele Weight, a six-week diet and exercise class, taught by Clint Albrecht, MS, FCS Food bank distributes Agent. Class topics include Nutrition The Utah Food Bank will distrib- 101, metabolism, psychology of weight ute food at the Deseret Peak Facility loss, fad diets, exercise/behavior on Hwy 112 (use the Sheep Lane change, food labels, calories in/calories entrance) on Friday, May 6. Sign up out. Classes will be held Thursdays, will begin about 8 a.m. Everyone is May 5 to June 9, from 6:30-8:30 p.m., at welcome and volunteer help is always the USU Extension auditorium, 151 N. appreciated. If you have any questions Main, Tooele. The cost is only $40, And call 1-801-908-8660. by attending five out of six classes and Yard sale for charity completing a questionnaire, you will Tooele Travelers, local chapter of receive a $20 refund. What a deal! This the Good Sam’s Club, is hosting a giant class is for everyone. Space is limited, yard sale Friday and Saturday, May so reserve your spot early by calling 6-7, at 915 N. Main 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. All 843-2353. proceeds will be donated to local chari- Sports ties. Come on down and help us to help others. Spring concerts slated Spring volleyball camp • High and junior high schools Oquirrh Mountain Sports will have a — The Tooele High and Junior High volleyball camp for any students grade School orchestras will present a spring 5-8 (boys and girls) interested in devel- concert on Tuesday, May 10. The pro- oping and strengthening new skills. gram is filled with variety from clas- This will be held at the Tooele High sic rock and roll, classical favorites, School gym on May 14 from 10 a.m. to movie themes and even a mandolin/ 12 p.m. Registration will begin at 9:30 guitar/banjo ensemble. Mrs. Hinkle and a.m. and the fee is $8. For more infor- daughter Theresa will guest solo with mation, call Lareine 882-2061 or Laura the Chamber Strings ensemble for one 882-7748. number. Bring the whole family to enjoy Grantsville this free concert which will be in the THS auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. • Elementary students — The Tooele City council meets Elementary Band and Orchestra The Grantsville City Council will Spring Concert will be presented on hold its work and regular meetings Wednesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the Wednesday, May 4, at 429 E. Main St., Tooele High School auditorium. The Grantsville, at 7 p.m. for the regular Oquirrh Ridge Chiropractic doctors and staff held their seventh annual Patient Appreciation Day April 19 with students have been working hard all meeting. prizes, drawings and lots of good food. Along with thanking patients, they raised $768.18 for Grantsville year. Come hear what we have accom- G’ville family history charity Healing Horses. plished and enjoy a fun evening of The Grantsville Family History students and junior high students are • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- music. There is no charge. Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and Health Department building at 11 a.m. encouraged to attend. bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; bridge is open help you with any research Come and learn about diabetes. Wear Safety starts with you 12:45 p.m. Come to the Tooele County Safe Kids from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. your walking shoes. For information, • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; din- Chapter safety fair Wednesday, May 4, Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, call Carol at 843-9787. Scouts ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m. at the Tooele City Swimming Pool Park, Wednesday and Thursday. We are also Tooele Gun Club • May 6 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with 55 N. 2nd West, 1-4 p.m. Each child will open the first and second Saturday of A new four week trapshooting night Wayne Jones. receive a free swim pass for attending. each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cub Scout Roundtable league will begin on Wednesday, May • May 12 — Wendover trip 9 a.m. bus Your child will learn about various Sign up for our free census record Cub Scout leader Roundtable is here 4, at 6 p.m. at the Tooele Gun Club (3.5 leaves the Center. Cost is $11. safety subjects including: bicycle safe- class. You will learn how to start again Thursday, May 5, 7:30 p.m. in the miles east of Tooele on 400 North (the • May 16-27 — Due to major kitchen ty, seat belts, water safety, outdoor looking for your family using census TJHS chorus room. The staff will pres- old Smelter Road). Interested shoot- repairs, no meals will be served at the safety, animal bites, Internet safety, records. We have access to all the U.S. ent ideas for the May theme, destina- ers of all skill levels are encouraged to Tooele Center May 16-27. Meals will be gun safety, poison control and stranger census records and the British 1971 to tion parks. Attend roundtable, share come join us for some trap shooting served at the Grantsville Center. danger. Bike helmets will be sold for 1901 census records. The class will be with others, learn from others, and be fun. Shooting begins as soon as regis- • May 20 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with $5, booster seats for $10 and gun locks held Thursday, May 12, from 7-9 p.m. To informed. Do it for your pack, your den, tration is complete so come up early for Delbert Long. and safety coloring books will be given sign up, call Vickie at 884-3862 or call and yourself! some spring shooting fun. For informa- • May 27 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with away for free. Call 843-2310 for more the Family History Center at 884-6611. Join us at roundtable in May as we tion, call John Miller at 882-2429. Delbert Long. information. say good bye to Richard and Cindy GHS shows art • May 30 — Center closed. Alzheimer’s support group Learn CPR Come to the High School Art Show Broadbent after nearly 20 years of ser- The next meeting of the Alzheimer’s vice to Cub Scouting. They will be Senior Circle, MWMC CPR classes are taught twice a month at Grantsville High School Thursday- Support & Education Group will be greatly missed by all that love and work Senior Circle costs just $15 per year. at Mountain West Medical Center; Friday, May 5-6, 4-7 p.m. Art work Tuesday, May 10, at 2:30 p.m. at the in the Cub Scouting program! Thank Call 843-3690 for a membership form $25 covers administrative costs. Call featuring Grantsville and Tooele High Tooele Senior Citizen Center, 50 E. you Richard and Cindy. and to RSVP for all activities except Wayne Lyman for times at 843-3623. School students and faculty will display Vine. Those interested in attending this exercise and water aerobics. The next classes are: Wednesday, May with local professional art work. Enjoy monthly group or for more information, • Body Instincts — Meets on Tuesdays 4; Saturday, May 21. appetizers, live music and awards on call Frank Reed at 882-2870 ext. 130. Seniors at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Thursday. Save a Life! Main). Free to members. Moose Cinco de Mayo Join us on Saturday, May 7, as we The Marrow Donor Registration Drive Retirement seminar • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- is combined with American Red Cross Stansbury bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays have our Cinco de Mayo celebration. blood drive Friday, May 6, 3-8 p.m. at The Social Security Administration Dinner will be served from 6-8 p.m. will sponsor a free retirement seminar at 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50 Tooele Valley View LDS Stake Center, for members. and will feature smothered burritos 1000 N. 350 E., Tooele. (If you received Swimming pool opens at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 11, at the and/or enchiladas prepared by Danny Salt Lake City Library, 210 E. 400 South. • May 4 — Diabetes Support Group a printed flyer, this address has been The Stansbury Park swimming pool 11 a.m. at the health department (181 Valenzuela. Cost is $10 per person. corrected). Marrow donor registration plans to open Memorial Day week- This is a great opportunity to get first Entertainment to follow dinner by hand information, directly from Social N. Main). takes only 15 minutes. You could save end, May 28-30, weather permitting. • May 6 — Breakfast Buddies 9 a.m. “Kickin’ Karaoke.” a patient with life-threatening blood Stansbury residents should watch for Security, to find out in advance what you will need to do and how to do it, Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant for Women’s Club disease! www.DonateMarrow.org. a mailing with pool information includ- Dutch treat! Tooele Women’s Club spring fund- ing hours of operation, swim lesson as you look forward to your coming Register for Garden Club retirement. The meeting will be held • May 18 — Wellness Luncheon: raiser will be Saturday, May 7, 12-4 Young gardeners and parents please schedules, daily fees and discount sea- Summer Survival 11 a.m. at the health p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. A $15 son passes. Applications for lifeguards, in conference room A, just down the plan on attending a registration meet- stairs and on the left. department (151 N. Main). Lunches donation is appreciated for the buffet, ing for the Tooele City 4-H Garden swim instructors and concession clerks cost $3 for members. Money is due coffee and punch provided. Club on Tuesday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at are being taken now. Contact Kim Grantsville seniors May 13. We are having a card party: the USU Extension auditorium (151 N. Marshall at 882-6188 with any ques- The Grantsville Senior Center can be • May 19 — Breast Cancer Support Bridge, Pinochle, Bunko, SkipBo and Main). The Garden Club is for youth tions. called at 884-3446. Group 7 p.m. in the MWMC class- Dominos. Kindergarten through 12th grade and Stockton • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at rooms. Anyone interested may contact Clea will meet every Wednesday or Thursday noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • May 19-21 — Spring Getaway to Sullivan at 882-7055, Verna Hymer at May-September. The Tooele Youth • Tuesdays 10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Moab, trip cost is $194 double. 882-7303, Marge Boswell at 882-3754, Garden is located at 700 E. Vine St. Skipbo; lunch at noon, reservations by • May 26 — Pizza/banana split open Karyal Maynard at 882-3250 or Gloria There is a $5 registration fee. Tooele Planners meet 8:30 a.m. house 12-2 p.m. Come hear about recent Bristow at 882-0122. • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; 9:30 City will provide the tools and water. The Stockton Planning and Zoning and upcoming trips and just visit with a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle Eagles events If you have any questions or you are Commission will hold its working meet- one another. • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. • Friday night steak — The Eagles unable to attend the registration meet- ing on Tuesday, May 3, at the Stockton • May 31 — Birthday Bingo 5 p.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- will serve their steak, shrimp, halibut ing please call Terra Sherwood at 843- Town Hall, 18 N. Johnson St. 7-9 p.m. in the MWMC cafeteria. Play bingo for and chicken dinners on Friday, May 6, 2142. tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- prizes. Pizza, cake and drinks will be sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo from 6:30-9 p.m. MP Betty Donnelly will Food, clothing pantry served! Cost is $3. host the evening. Schools • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at • June 24-27 — National Fiddler’s The pantry is open to all who have noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • Mother’s Day breakfast — The need. There is adult and children’s Championships in Idaho. Cost is $499 Aerie Brothers will prepare break- • Everyday quilting per person, double. clothing. The pantry is open Saturdays Camp Invention at East • May 5 — Center board meeting at fast Sunday, May 8, from 9-11:30 a.m. from 10 a.m. until Noon at First Baptist Camp Invention is returning to East • July 6-8 — Shakespeare adventure Mothers eat free and other adults pay 7 p.m. in Southern Utah. Cost is $325 per per- Church, 580 S. Main St. If you have an Elementary this summer: June 13-17 • May 10 — Blood sugar and pres- $5, $2 for children. immediate need please call Pastor Jon from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Camp Invention son double. • Election of officers — Aerie will sure testing 10 a.m. • Oct. 4 — New England Backroads. at 882-2048. is a national summer day camp that • May 13 — Birthday dinner 5 p.m. vote on Thursday, May 5, 12-8 p.m. encourages children to develop their Call 843-3690 for a flyer. Auxiliary will vote Monday, May 9, at Fix pets now with entertainment by Dan Butcher and • Nov. 25 — Alpine Christmas eight The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ creative abilities. It is open for children the Buchanans. the regular meeting. entering second through sixth grades. days in Austria and Germany. Call 843- Neuter Clinic will be in your area: • May 24-25 — AARP Safe Driving 3690 for a flyer. • Tooele — May 9-10 at Wal-Mart, 99 Each day kids participate in hands- Course 10 a.m. to Noon and 1-3 p.m. W. 1280 N. Appointments are available on, interactive activities that encourage • May 30 — Center closed for Groups If it happens here, by calling 882-2085. creativity and inventive solutions. This Memorial Day. read about it here. • Grantsville — May 11-12 at Westgate summer’s curriculum includes racing • May 31 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. Mortgage, 94 W. Main. Appointments live bugs, working on a movie set, call 884-3446. Diabetes Support Group are available by calling (435) 884-1400 solving the case of the disappearing • June 13-15 – Tuacahn and Mesquite The Diabetic Support Group will Microchips are available to anyone homework, and the ever-popular Take trip $160 per person plus $25 single. meet Wednesday, May 4, at the Tooele at any time. Space is limited. Intake is Apart and I Can Invent with broken Call 884-3446 for more information. 8 a.m. until full. Female dog $50, male appliances. Tooele seniors For more information or to register dog $40, female cat $30, male cat $20. The Tooele County Senior Citizen DOINGS POLICY go to www.campinvention.org or con- Family plans: (Mom and litter fixed, Center can be reached at 882-2870. tact Gayle Falardeau locally at 435-830- litter must be less than six months old) • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the 7338. family cat plan $90; family dog plan bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line Valley?” Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or $135; $10 extra for pregnancies and TJHS Community Council dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a dogs over 80 pounds. For more infor- Tooele Junior High Community • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Line notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, mation, call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX Council will meet on Wednesday, May dancing 1 p.m.; Pinochle 1 p.m. etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a (1-866-7387 349) or www.utahpets.org. 4, at 6:30 p.m. in the school library. • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Lose weight, energize We will elect the 2005-06 voting mem- to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; ceramics Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later Utah State University Extension bers. All parents of current sixth grade 1-3 p.m. than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY May 3, 2005 B3 Combine balanced exercise with nutrition to spring into fitness by Andrea Wyatt realistic goals. Evaluate your cur- established, All of these aspects of fitness are is missing, it can keep you from positive reading materials can M.S.S., C.S.C.S. rent lifestyle and identify where you it’s time for equally important. seeing the results you desire. help. can make modifications. Exercise, an integrated Toning your arms may be a Now that you’ve set your goals Make this a labor of fun by find- As we transition from sweaters nutrition, stress and sleeping hab- approach to desired focus, but strength train- and developed a plan of action, ing activities you enjoy and know to short-sleeve shirts, the warmer its are areas that affect having a designing a fit- ing is only part of making that a it’s time to surround yourself with you can continue long term. With weather and longer days of spring healthy lifestyle. Begin by setting ness program. reality. Strength training can help ways to stay motivated and com- warmer weather, take your work- provide a great opportunity to realistic short-term and long-term A well-orga- develop lean muscle, cardiovascu- mitted to your lifestyle modifi- outs outside. Train to run a 5K spring into great shape. If your goals within one or more of those nized program lar exercise and proper nutrition cations. The people, books, vid- race, or try something challenging New Year’s resolutions to exercise areas. Short-term goals will allow should include cardiovascular can help lower body fat, and a flex- eos, foods and total environment and new. and eat a balanced diet have faded, you to see successes throughout exercises, a strength-training pro- ibility and stabilization program around you should support and Make this spring the beginning here’s how to get back on track. your journey to reaching your ulti- gram, flexibility and stabilization can help decrease injuries and encourage your desire to reach of a healthy lifestyle that can con- Developing a healthy plan for mate long-term goal. program, proper nutrition, ade- increase the overall function of your fitness goals. Accountability tinue throughout the seasons. spring should begin with setting Once your goals have been quate sleep and stress reduction. your arms. If one part of the puzzle partners, exercise buddies and © 2005 King Features Synd., Inc.

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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Furniture & Transcript Bulletin Pub- Pets Livestock Child Care Child Care lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Transcript Bulletin, published Tuesday and Thursday afternoons: FLOOR LAMP and FREE PURE bred lab, Need to sell that new BUNNIE’S LICENSED encourage the purchase champion bull or your child care in Stansbury LICENSED CHILD care of any product or service matching table lamp, 2yr old female, 2yr old Twenty Words or Less *SPECIAL RATE: An ad running a minimum yearling calves? Place has openings. Fabulous in Overlake, 1 ft position advertised in this newspa- best offer; collector’s In- guinea pig, multi-color. your classified ad into fun and learning. and 2 summer open- per. Advertisements are of eight consecutive issues, (20 words dian dolls. 882-6120 or 882-7766 After 20 Words 47 newspapers, find Scrumptious food. ings, healthy meals, fun the sole responsibility of $ 00 or less) = bold/boxed ads extra (801)598-8245 ¢ $22 IMPERIAL SIZE Shitzu your buyers quickly. For Loads of TLC. Super atmosphere, preschool the advertiser. Transcript 25 per word/issue *No credit for stopped ads. Includes 4 runs in Shopper’s Guide. 5 NORTH VALLEY Appli- puppies registered, first only $135. your 25 word safe. 882-1917 activities. Emily 882- Bulletin Publishing Co. ¢ (All classified ads running in the Transcript-Bulletin on ance. Washers/ dryers shots, both parents on 3713. hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold Type 5 per word/issue (All classified ads running in the Transcript-Bulletin on Thursdays will classified will be seen Tuesdays will automatically run in the Shoppers $99-$199. Complete site, call 884-3224 DAY CARE, full time, ty for any damages suf- ¢ automaticallyGuide, run a separatein the Shoppers publication Guide, a separatethat is deliveredpublication thatto all is by up to 500,000 read- Boxed ads 50 per issue cpr/ first aid, references, fered as the result of any deliverednon-subscribers to all non-subscribers of the of theTranscript-Bulletin) Transcript-Bulletin.) repair service. Satisfac- ers. It is as simple as NEED AFFORDABLE tion guaranteed. New calling the Tooele Tran- East Elementary area, child care? Taking all advertisement in the Rates for the Shoppers Guide, published Thursday afternoons only ¢¢¢ per ad, per issue. MALE POODLE, 5 Rates Rates for the TooeleShoppers Valley Guide, Extra, published, published Tuesday Thursday afternoon afternoon only only 50 50 perper ad,ad, perper issue.issue. parts for all appliances. script Bulletin at 24hrs M-F, discount for ages. Will take State Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. months old, very smart, 843-9154, 830-3225. (435)882-0050 for de- siblings, newborn to assistance. Call 882- Transcript Bulletin Pub- blonde, all shots. $300 Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition tails. (Ucan) 5yrs. 843-5842 3476 from 9am-6pm, lishing Co. is not responsi- PINK, WHITE washed 882-1058 ble for any claims or rep- Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition Call 840-3246 after pine girls single canopy GROWING YEARS, resentations made in QUARTER HORSES, 6pm/ weekends. bed, white Chester PERFECT PUPS Obedi- openings 2yrs and up, advertisements in the 3yr old well started, 5yr drawers w/mirror at- ence training. Group state licensed, 25yrs Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. old ready to rope, team tached, single mattress and private classes. The Tooele Transcript- Services Miscellaneous Miscellaneous pen or just pleasure. experience, hours still in plastic, all like 882-5266. www.per- Bulletin has the sole (435)496-3122 4:30am-5:30pm 882- new. 884-3020 Continued on next page authority to edit and locate fectpups.com 5055 any classified advertise- COMPJUNKIES FOR all 1984 MONTECARLO HYBRID POPLARS- SOFA SLEEPER red, REGISTERED APPA- ment as deemed appropri- your computer needs! new scabber saddle for FASTEST growing blue, green, plaid, no PIT BULL puppies for LOOSA, 10yrs old. ate. Free estimates, lowest sale or trade 840-5199, trees in the west. Well mattress. Must haul sale. $100 for each Gentle, $1250 obo. Transcript Bulletin Pub- pricing in town, website 884-0144, 833-5100 rooted, ready to plant 3 yourself $50 843-1837 male, $125 for each fe- 882-7215 or (801)201- design and hosting, in male, had first shots. 7246 lishing Co. reserves the foot size. 50 plants / USED KENMORE heavy right to refuse any adver- home service. 843- $100. delivered. Ideal 882-7483 or (801)699- duty washer and dryer TIRED OF riding alone? tisement. 1290 Riddles Salvage for quick shade, wind- 4131 with all hoses, hookups, Married 50yr old woman breaks, screens. Tough, & Wrecking $150. Contact Yo or Yu- would like riding friends, COMPUTER & network- hardy, rugged trees. All real estate adver- kio between 10am-8pm Grantsville area 884- ing, onsite, home or Real cash for Call for quick ship. 1- SUPER FRIENDLY dog, tised in the Tooele at (435)578-6264 3601, (801)712-1133 business consulting, up- your junk 800-551-9875 Lawyer to nice home. Boxer pit- Tooele County has immediate openings for Seasonal Transcript-Bulletin is grades, repairs, security car or truck. WASHER & DRYER bull mix, 2›yrs, 68lb, Complex Workers in our Parks & Recreation Department. Nursery, Inc., Plains, TOO MANY horses- 2 subject to the Federal and removal of virus or Kenmore set. Heavy very friendly, happy, • car & trucks Montana 59859. (ucan) have to go! Arabian Fair Housing Act of spyware. Wiring ex- duty, nice condition loving dog! Needs nice Complex Worker: Performs semi-skilled • farm equipment gelding, 10yrs old, $800 1968 which makes it tends or repairs. 10yrs If you sell Insurance, pro- $275 882-7388 or happy family to live maintenance and custodial work to assure all of the • batteries obo. Palomino mare, illegal to advertise experience, $25/hr. • aluminum & copper mote a hospital or an (801)520-2983 with. Free, great with building rooms and facilities are clean, and in good 22yrs old, $700 obo. “any preference, limi- 843-1792 am pm ambulance service, kids. 882-5581 condition. Will operate a variety of equipment and 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat WHITE WASHED ches- 884-0418 tation, or discrimina- place your classified ad tools such as landscaping equipment, hand tools and ter drawers, twin bed tion based on race, CONCRETE C-K&J’s FREE Pick- up in all 47 of Utah's news- TWO FEMALE puppies, power tools including maintenance and repair of all w/matching headboard Farm Equipment religion, sex or nation- ALL phases of con- 884-3366 papers. The cost is only black lab border collie tools and equipment and reporting of mechanical $450 obo 830-2747 al origin, or any inten- crete. Specializing in 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville $135. for a 25 word ad sheppard mix. Free to problems to the supervisor to insure that repairs tion to make any such flatwork, STAMPED. are made to guarantee the safety of those who ($5. For each additional good home. Call 843- HESSTON 4910 BALER preference, limitation Best price in town. Garage, Yard Sales operate the tools and equipment. Salary $9.09 word). You will reach up 5727 only 7,190 baled, excel- or discrimination.” The Concrete and repair. to 500,000 newspaper lent condition. Hesston Tooele Transcript-Bul- 882-4399 or 840-0424. Minimum Qualifications: High School diploma or Dave’s Drugs readers. Just call 8500 Swather only 763 letin will not knowingly GRANTSVILLE, PLUM Livestock equivalent, and one year work experience. Must be ST Tooele Transcript Bulle- hours. Excellent condi- accept any advertis- DRYWALL: Hanging, 30 WEST 1 SOUTH and Center, Friday able to lift 25-50 pounds. Must be able to work a tin at (435)882-0050 for tion. For more informa- ing for real estate finishing, texturing. 23 12pm-6pm, Saturday flexible work schedule and be on call. details. (Ucan) 11 YEAR old gelding, tion call 1-435-759- which is in violation of years experience. Li- 9am-?, large variety. 882-0287 great ranch horse, 2417. (ucan) the law. Our readers censed and insured. INDECISIVE BRIDE For more information or a on-line application please visit $2200. 833-0560 are informed that all Doug 884-1985; mobile Are you taking vitamins, can’t choose a dress. HAVING A GARAGE http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Sporting Goods Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County dwellings advertised (435)830-2653 nutritional supplements, Beaded, strapless, size SALE? Advertise it in the classifieds. Call 11YR OLD registered Human Resources office in this paper are avail- homeopathic or herbs? 6, $400, 882-5156 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 able on an equal EXPERIENCED PIANO 882-0050 gelding, 4H potential, SELLING YOUR moun- by May 5 th at 5:00 p.m. Are they okay with your SELL YOUR computer in good in mountains, EEO Employer opportunity basis. teacher accepting stu- STANSBURY PARK, tain bike? Advertise it in pharmacy medications? the classified. Call 882- good disposition, $1100 dents of all ages and 138 Pebble Beach the classifieds. Call 0050 obo. (435)496-0417 skill levels, $30 per Better let us check it out. Drive, Saturday, 8am-?, 882-0050 month, Stansbury. Call Services moving sale, furniture, 3YR OLD Fox trotter filly, Danielle 843-7390 or SPINNET PIANO, excel- appliances, household very gentle; 2yr old fox Personals (801)680-3102. lent condition, must see Driver - Announcement 2 C TW princess cut plat- to appreciate, brown. items, 4 wheelers, pre trotter filly, great breed- inum diamond engage- sale okay, call for infor- GROUND HOUND Trac- 843-5724 ing. Evenings 884- ment ring, paid $5000, mation. 882-0220 tor Tilling. Gardens and STOP your monthly 6801, daytime Diabetic Life Center will sell for $2500. Call payments today! Min- STANSBURY, 519 (801)381-8710 yards, mowing fields • Diabetic Education 10% 830-4685. imum $10,000 in credit Wheat, Saturday May 7, Trainees and lots. 882-4535 75 HEAD BRED cows, 8am-2pm, garage/ bake • Diabetic Pharmacy off (801)870-1941 2002 MONTANA travel card debt. No bank- some pairs, all young Specialist sale, neighborhood any trailer, loaded w/lots of ruptcy, no debt consol- solid mouth, you pick, wide sale, all proceeds We bill Medicare order HANSON & SONS Han- extras. 31’ 5th wheel. idation, no refinancing! sell any amount 1-435- Wanted for humanitarian aid. dyman home repairs, $28,000. 840-5199 www.911creditrescue. 462-2731 (ucan) for diabetic supplies. anything, reasonable, com (888)540-8097 Charline M. Gallo TOOELE, 834 East 980 Complete line of local, Stansbury Park. Independent Beauty Consultant 40’x80’ steel building for North, Friday, Saturday ALFALFA HAY, horse Diabetic Supplies Call Jeff (801)694-1568. TOOELE CEMETARY sale. Includes all blue- plots, 2 together and 1 9am-1pm. Clothes, hay. 82lb. bales. $3.80 No CDL Required! 326 Marvista Lane • Tooele prints, full insulations, household items, misc. ea., $95/ton. Cow hay KIDS SUMMER music not, $300ea. (775)727- Dave’s Drugs • $0 down - 0 interest 882-8628 • 850-2077 windows, 10’ roll up $3.20 ea., $80/ton. 839- [email protected] courses available! Five 9317 door, $45,000 call 3438 30 WEST 1st SOUTH • No Credit Check [email protected] courses to choose from. (801)706-5593 or You may have just the Pets Visit www.FoxxPia- • We Finance (435)512-3510 thing someone out of BUMMER LAMBS for 882-0287 noStudio.com for town is looking for. sale, various prices and • Tuition Reimbursement course descriptions and CAMPER- for full size Place your classified ad 5MTH OLD light golden sizes. Titmus farms, call ABORTION? WHY? once hired request detailed infor- DAVE’S DRUGS truck- Tooele- $199.99. in 47 of Utah's newspa- retriever $350 843-7105 884-6053 or 830-2146 CONSIDER adoption. mation. 843-5031 (435)849-2564 pers, the cost is $135. Warm, secure loving st ANGORA RABBIT to a 30 W. 1 So. For up to 25 words. You DRY STRAW bales, $5/ home available for new- LOWEST PRICE in CANDLES & more! Inde- loving home, white with Stop by to meet a Central will be reaching a po- bale. Free delivery on born baby. Please call 882-0287 town, remove junk from pendent consultant now gray nose, includes all tential of up to 500,000 5 ea or more pur- 1-800-606-4411 A-959 Refrigerated Recruiter yard, gravel removal, booking shows. Maggie food, litter box, etc. $10. • UPS Shipping readers. All you need to chased. Garth 837- (ucan) tilling, plowing, mowing (435)496-0688 882-7687 do is call the Tooele 2246 or 830-2309. • Stamps yards, painting. Call ALCOHOLIC ANONY- Thursday, May 5 CANNER PRESTO 22qt Transcript Bulletin at BEAUTIFUL MALE • Copies Frank (435)850-8089, FULL CARE board, cov- MOUS meets daily at pressure canner with (435)882-0050 for full American Eskimo, 1yr Angel (435)850-8085 ered stalls $150, part noon and 8pm at 1120 • Fax gauge, used twice, $40. details. (Ucan) old, all shots, allergie, between 9am - 3pm covered runs $130, W Utah Ave. Call 882- • Scrapbook Paper PAINTING SERVICES 882-5581 must sell, $175. 882- Furniture & Grantsville. (435)830- 7358. • Office Supplies 10yrs experience, free 0207 Crystal Inn CUSTOM COMPUTER Appliances 7365 estimates, references BUNNIES AND rabbits, Child Care • Money Orders available. Freshen up SYSTEMS, New com- 2 WING BACK recliners, purebred mini and hol- HORSE BOARDING $40 818 East Winchester the house w/a fresh puter company in forest green $300, dark land lop for sale, start- per month. You furnish ACADEMIC TUTOR, col- coat of paint. Mike Em- Tooele, computers BABYSITTER NEEDED wood dining room table ing at $15. 840-2123 the hay, I’ll feed and Murray, UT lege teacher: high ery 849-2563 starting from $499, Mon-Fri, my home, only and 6 chairs $250 843- water. Summer pasture school; college stu- service upgrades, high CLAWS + Paws mobile 1-5pm, $10 per day, 5169 available, Ron dents, learn to study PAINTING, STAINING & speed internet 435-578- grooming. I’ll come to own transportation, (435)830-6746 and take exams; in minor sheet rock re- 0558 BEAUTIFUL SOFA and you. Flexible hours, rea- must be dependable Tooele call Jim pairs, call 224-2567 free sonable rates. Call and love children. 850- DAYBED $100; Image love seat, great condi- HORSES FOR sale, (801)671-0107 estimate. Margaret for an appoint- 9108 10.0 treadmill w/pad tion, $450 obo. 882- great for kids, 840- PIANO LESSONS, $10 0580 ment 840-1537, 882- ACCEPTING APPT’S for $250; air compressor 8028 DEPENDABLE FULL per 1/2 hr lesson, ex- 5019. housekeeping and 220v, 30 gal, 5 horse BLUE LAZY Boy rocker time child care, M-F, perienced teacher, lo- more. It’s spring! Time $250; portable basket- recliner, excellent con- FEMALE BLACK lab WANTED: GOOD pas- 5:30am-6:00pm, all 888-348-9285 cated in Northeast for Superior Interior ball stand $50. 882- dition, $100. 882-4568 ture for two horses be- ages, 830-8204 Tooele. Call Deanne pup, 4 months old, free Housekeeping. Senior 6333 or 830-1087 ginning May 1st - Sept. at 228-4058. to good home, call 843- disability, landlord, mov- 1783. 15th. Call (435)884- ing out specials. DIAMONDS don't pay BLUE LOVE seat $50, 4500 #3192 Mon-Fri RICARDO’S DJ Enter- (435)224-7070 retail! Large selection, gray love seat $25, crib FEMALE GREAT Dane, days or (801)250-6697 tainment. Music for all high quality. Bridal sets, $25. Call Robin 882- straight from Germany, evenings. AERATING, POWER occasions, specializing wedding bands. Every- 6006 or (435)496-0252 833-0607 raking, mowing and in New Mexico music, thing wholesale! Rocky trimming lawns. Call from Oldies But Good- Mtn. Diamond Co. Earl 882-7321 or 840- ies to Country Oldies. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 4430. (801)908-0966, (801)557-7760, RICAR- DISNEY/ BEACH vaca- AERATION, TILLING. [email protected] tion, 7 days, 6 nights, Hauling: lime-chips, paid $600, must sell sand, gravel, topsoil 1-3 RIDING LESSONS: day $199. Call (801)242- yards per delivery; com- or evening, adults or 5893 post, manure 4/yards children, Western or Tooele County is now accepting applications for a per delivery. 882-7877 English, Grantsville. FREE 4-ROOM DI- (435)830-7365 RECTV system includ- Part-time Dental Assistant ANY KIND of construc- ing installation. 3 Dental Assistant: Acts as the Dental Office Manager in Tooele County Health tion concrete, masonry, THREE J’S Roofing and months free 50+ premi- Department dental clinic by scheduling dentists/assistants, ordering supplies, scheduling unfinished basement, Repairs, free estimates, um channels! Access to appointments and assisting the dentist. 8-12 hours per week. Salary $ 10.02. Position flatstone, rock wall, expert wind damage re- over 225 channels! Lim- will run on a continuous basis until the needs of the department have been met. framing, plumbing. Call pairs, 20 years experi- ited time offer. S&H, re- Minimum Qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent (GED) plus two (2) anytime 882-2820, ence, great prices, se- strictions apply. 1-800- y ears related experience (801)467-6532 nior discount. 882-4289 311-9053. (ucan) For more information or a on-line application please visit ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- TRACTOR SERVICE, FREE 4-ROOM DI- http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html ton. Low legal fees. tilling, post holes, brush RECTV system includ- Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County DUI, divorce or bank- cutting fields and lots, ing standard installa- Human Resources office ruptcy. $495 + filing tion. 3 months free 50+ 47 South Main, Tooele, UT 84074 leveling and hauling, EEO Employer fee. Criminal defense, topsoil and gravel. 884- premium channels. Ac- civil litigation. 6868, 830-1124 cess to over 225 chan- (435)496-3159. nels! Limited time offer. S&H, restrictions apply. BILLY’S LAWN Care TOOELE’S 1-800-474-5079. (ucan) now offering spring PARTY PLANNER clean up, light hauling, Tooele’s New Balloon Retailer FURNITURE, 2 hutches, landscaping. Have is now located at Merc Plaza table, refrigerator, openings for commer- 36 N. Main St. #5 chest of drawers, twin cial and residential lawn 435-224-4616 beds. 2004 Jaguar X- care. 843-9078 Type, take over lease or Check us out online buy. 833-0511, CEMENT LAWN curb- www.tooelespartypalnner. (801)631-7659 ing. Local. Fast and samsbiz.com friendly, free estimates, HAMMOND ELECTRIC stamping available. Balloons organ, full keyboard, creations (801)508-7967 bouquets two (2) manual. Sale decorations price $249. See at 221 party packages Skyline Dr. Call Geral- party planning dine at 882-0154. TUESDAY May 3, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Opportunities Help Wanted JOBS-JOBS-JOBS The PHYSICAL THERAPY SPEECH PATHOLO- WACKENHUT CORPO- Immediate Openings DRIVERS: GREAT BUILDING FOR rent or home time, pay and Utah Army National CAREER opportunity in GIST, OT & PT Con- RATION Hiring Part- lease, previously res- Guard has paid job Craig, Colorado. Out- tractors, Tooele County time Security Officer $500 SIGNING BONUS. benefits! Regional taurant, can be used for training for over 50 jobs. patient, in-patient home DDI VANTAGE early in- H.S./GED No Criminal/ A great first job with Fi- drivers make up to retail, offices, etc. An- Now accepting College money, signing health. Busy existing tervention program of- Pass Drug Screen. Call delty Reader Service, $55,000. Team driv- chor space in mini mall. applications for bonuses, tuition assis- practice with two seas- fers competitive con- (801) 966-7130, or ap- over 18, travel coast-to- ers make up to (435)830-2863 tance also available. oned therapists. New tractor rates for part- ply at; 2712 S. 3600 W. coast with young co-ed $150,000. Werner • Physical Therapy For information call: grads welcome. Sign-on time Speech Patholo- Suite A West Valley business group. Call Enterprises 800-346- aide or SFC Craig Dowen at bonus $5,000, reloca- gists, OT and PT’s to City, Utah 84119 COMPLETE LAND- Eddie Haskins at 1-812- 2818 ext 557. • Personal Trainer. Drivers Class A CDL (435) 833-0928 (ucan) tion bonus $1,500. provide home & center- SCAPE curbing busi- 841-1293 or 1-239-280- ness, all equipment Haz endorsements EARN $15-$27 hour. Get Send resume based services to in- 6989. (ucan) LANDSCAPE LA- Business needed to start making Apply in person or required. $16/hr or paid for your opinion. [email protected] or fax 1- fants and toddlers with BORERS needed, $7- money now, trailer, ma- bring resume to .35¢/mile to start with National companies 801-947-5938 Attention: special needs and their Opportunities *BONUS* HIRING air $9hr depending on ex- chine, sod cutter, etc. conditioning/heating in- 1226 No. Main, periodic increase. Roll-off, need consumers to help Suzanne. (ucan) families. Will train in perience 843-7105 ALL CASH CANDY Jason 882-3785 stallers & technicians. Tooele fill out on-line surveys. early intervention. Email vac-tanks vans, end Route. Do you earn Good pay benefits, Learn more. www.holp- resume to: jobs@ddi- dumps & flatbed to LEAD INSTRUTCTOR, REHAB AIDE, Full or $800 in a day? Your eBAY OPPORTUNITY. $250 sign on bonus. net.com. (ucan) vantage.com or fax to: transport hazardous & Tooele. DDI Vantage Part time entry-level own local candy route. 100,000 people are Fax resume 882-0984, (801) 270-8587. EOE. non hazardous materials. early intervention pro- aide position available Includes 30 machines earning a full-time in- or (801)252-1448 ESTABLISHED MORT- A MERICAN Pre-employment physical gram seeks a full-time to work in outpatient PT THE STANSBURY Park and candy. All for come at home with GAGE broker, looking teacher to lead play clinic. $7-$8 DOE. Must Swimming Pool is ac- $9,995. 1-800-814- eBay. Are you ready? If AVON: TO BUY OR I NN & S UITES & drug screen, current for experienced mort- groups for toddlers with be 18+yrs. Will Train. cepting applications for 6047. (ucan) so contact Terry 1-801- SELL. Sell to anyone. DMV print out required. gage loan officer. State special needs in Experience in physical the 2005 season. Avail- 392-3600. (ucan) For information call in- Opening for a Full-time year round work, license required. Fax Tooele. Requires bach- therapy setting a plus. able positions are WSI ATTITUDE. I REFUSE to dependent sales repre- Part-Time various hours Mon-Fri, resume to (435)882- elor’s degree in early Email resume to em- instructors, lifeguards let you fail. 1-888-698- sentative Vi Knutson BREAKFAST home most weekends. 3878 or email childhood, special ed. [email protected] and concessions clerks. 9587. (ucan) Continued on next page 884-3830 ATTENDANT joanne@deseret- Locally dispatched from or related field, and 1 m or fax (801) 947-5938 Please stop by the home terminal. Call peakmtg.com. year related experience 100 WORKERS NEED- Stansbury Service Please apply in person, between 8:00-5:00 for (435)833-0740 w/ children. Great bene- ED! Assemble crafts, ROUTE DRIVER need- Agency office at the no phone calls. application or fax job fits. Fax resume to: ed, call Jims Ice Cream. Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 wood items. Materials EXPERIENCED COOKS experience. (801) 270-8587, or 496-0427 Country Club, Stans- provided. To $480+ per evening shifts available, 491 South Main email: jobs@ddivant- bury Park, UT to pick up week. Free information 2 years experience re- The Kirk TOOELE MP Environmental age.com. EOE. an application Monday package. 24 hours quired. 833-0111 SALES (2-3 weeks on- Quiet, Quality apartments in a – Friday between the (801)264-5665. Services, Inc. LOCAL CONSTRUC- site training) Work from restored historic structure DRIVE THE BEST for hours of 8:30 a.m. and 1043 N. Industrial Park Cir EXPERIENCED SALES, TION company has full Home! EOE - O’Cur- the best. Excellent pay 3:30 p.m. or call Kim at DIRECTIONAL/ SUR- Grantsville, Utah apply in person at time openings for: Truck rance Teleservices, one The Best Places at the Best Prices and benefits package. 882-6188 or Linda at VEY technician, drilling Daves Drug, 30 W 100 Driver, Vacuum Truck & of Utah’s 100 fastest Local and regional runs 833-9970. Completely Furnished or geology background, Ph: 877-800-5111 S, ask for Marcie. Dump truck drivers growing companies, is available from most lo- work in Nevada’s min- Fax: 435-884-0610 needed. Minimum of 2 seeking talented sales W eekly & Monthly Rates cations in Utah. For in- TRUCK DRIVER 2yrs ing industry, good pay/ FEED DEALER WANT- years experience driv- people to sell a nation- terview appointment call experience, competitive benefits, FT, 24/7. ED: LOOMIX (R) feed ing truck and pup, ally recognized product Human Resources 1- pay and good home Email Business owners If you supplements is seeking transport & end dumps, to help others improve 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 435-529-3701. (ucan) time. (435)840-4553 bthomas.ids@frontier- need someone fast, a local dealer. Motivat- HazMat Certification, their vision. We are net.net, 775-778-6625 place your classified ad ed individual with cattle Vac Truck and Mechan- looking for enthusiastic, in all 47 of Utah's news- knowledge and com- ical skills are helpful. motivated self starters papers. The person you munity ties. Flexible Must have current CDL with strong goals – Pro- are looking for could be hours and supplemental and clean driving re- fessionals with great from out of town. The income. Contact Connie cord. General Laborers communication skills cost is only $135. for a @ 1-800-883-3817 / & Heavy Equipment who need to be in con- 25 word ad and it [email protected] Operators, Seasonal trol of their earning po- reaches up to 500,000 m. (ucan) heavy construction. tential! Shifts available people. All you do is call Ability to read and un- are 2:00am to 6:00pm. the Tooele Transcript FRAMERS WANTED, derstand grade stakes, Please apply at online Bulletin at (435)882- Rocky Mountain Hospice, Tooele, framing houses in pipe laying and con- at www.ocurrance.com 0050 for all the details. Tooele and Salt Lake. crete experience help- and mark position de- is currently accepting applications for (Ucan) Call Kirk (801)856-1471 ful. Must be able to trav- sired VIT. Director of Operations el. 40 hr HazMat cert. a CNA CLASSES days or FRAMERS, 0-5 years plus. Must pass physi- SALES OPPORTUNITY! welcomes our newest Agents Applicant should posses the following qualifications: evenings, 2 week experience. All Tooele cal and drug test and PUBLICLY traded com- • Utah Licenses Registered Nurse course. Claudia county work. Call Ran- have own transporta- pany currently seeking • Good verbal and written communication skills (801)964-1940, infor- dy 830-4776. tion. Full benefits pack- individuals who are en- mation line (435)849- • Strong Organizational Skills age available. Phone ergetic, enjoy working 1160 www.ccCNA.com FRYER AND grill cooks • Knowledge of Medicare/Medicaid for Hospice 801-323-1719 (Tooele) from home. Unlimited wanted. Dependable, or 801-972-2727 (Salt income potential. For in- • Some travel may be required CUSTOM CABINET will train. Apply in per- Lake) for applications. • Management Experience Preferred terview call Norman shop in Tooele looking son 46 W 100 S, Dairy Wages commensurate Christiansen, 1-877- for experienced cabinet Delight with position and expe- 394-4441 Ext 1814, the Rocky Mountain Hospice is also builder. Apply at 10 rience. [email protected] accepting applications for part-time South Garnet Street, FULL TIME activities di- m. $49.95 minimum in- CNA’s Suite 10, Utah Industrial rector, Monday- Friday, LOCAL PARTS delivery vestment (refundable). Depot. (801)699-5239 Cottage Glen, 1892 driver needed. Please (ucan) Benefits: Aaron Drive, Tooele. apply in person, Ink Au- • Salaried Positions CUSTOM CABINET to Supply, 36 North shop in Tooele looking FULL TIME floral design- Main. WANT TO MAKE more • M e dical and Dental Insurance money? $ign-on bonu$ • 401 K Retirement Savings Plan for shop help. Apply at er, experience required, 10 South Garnet, Suite LOVE TO shop? Mystery new pay/benefits plan. • Flexible Spending Accounts good pay, apply in per- 10, Utah Industrial De- son. 40 West Vine. 882- Shoppers needed im- Vans - 11 western reef- • Paid Time Off and Sick Time pot. (801)699-5239 7323 mediately in your local ers - 48 states. 1-800- • Cell Phone and Mileage Reimbursement area. Flexible hours, 547-9169 extension Barbara Poyner Nicole Hammond DRIVER - NEW TRAIN- FULL TIME Laborer/Op- complete training. Inter- 3221. Owner operators 801.910.4513 435.840.2389 We offer flexible hours, training and orientation to ING available: $0 erating postion for exca- net access required. welcome! Apply online Home Care, a grat work environment, continued down... $0 interest... vating company. No ex- Call (800)418-3590 www.maytrucking.com We finance! Train with (ucan) “CHOICE” IS A GOOD THING education, and we are committed to employee perience necessary. Ex- MEDICAL TECHNOLO- the best 2 drive with the satisfaction. We are a stable health care perience with heavy GIST MT registered best! 1-800-777-9100 organization and have been offering services in the equipment a plus. Call (ASCP) or equivalent. ext 7305. (ucan) Davis County for over 14 years. 882-4410 Full-time with excellent benefits. Applicants DRIVER COVENANT FULL TIME Office Assis- Buyers, my services are FREE! Other Available Positions in Rocky should be familiar with TRANSPORT. Excel- tant needed for busy all laboratory proce- Sellers, my services are invaluable! Call for Mountain Care: lent pay and benefits for doctors office. Call dures including blood experienced drivers, RN/LPN, Day/Night Shift, Rocky Mountain Care, 224-2665. bank, microbiology and ADVICE • LIST PROPERTY • FIND PROPERTY O/O, solos, teams and hematology. Some call Clearfield CNA/ PT Rocky Mountain Hospice, graduate students. Bo- HEAVY EQUIPMENT QUICK, QUALITY SERVICE T ooele Director of Home Care, FT, Rocky and weekends. Please nuses paid weekly. mechanic/ crusher me- send resume or apply in Mountain Home Care, Tooele Equal opportunity em- chanic: Bolinder Com- Director of Hospice, FT, Rocky Mountain Hospice, person at Central Valley ployer, 1-888-MORE pany Inc looking for ex- Medical Center, 48 B ountiful PAY (1-888-667-3729). perienced (2yrs min) West 1500 North, (ucan) mechanic. References Nephi, Utah 84648, 1- Send Applications: needed. Great benefits. 435-623-3000. (ucan) Rocky Mountain Home Care DRIVERS REGIONAL - Full time. Wage based C/O Don Huntley LOOKING for respect? on experience. Fax re- NOW HIRING- Licensed sume to Ron at 435- 350 East 300 South New pay package, top Journeyman Electri- $ $ $ $ 882-8455 198,000 129,500 Bountiful, Utah 84010 choice hometime, as- cians and Plumbers 198,000 signed late model (801)397-4155 Electrician and Plumber equipment. No experi- HEAVY EQUIPMENT Apprentices and HVAC 357 Bevan Way 462 East 770 North Great Eastside Home with Incredible views, 3 Bdrms with Fax Resume: (801)397-4195 ence? Company paid operators. Bolinder Technician/ Installers. An East Bench Gem! w/ 2,870 s.f., 5 bdrms, 3 baths, Large [email protected] Company Inc looking Family Kitchen, Exercise/Computer/Bedroom Area, Guest room for another, 1 Full Bath and Plumbed for another, CDL training! 1-866- Craft personnel needed Fully Fenced and Landscaped, Build Equity For Your for experienced opera- Rm., Family Rm., Entry Foyer and Alot More to Enjoy. 333-8801. (ucan) for construction/ mod- Agent/Owner Future, Come See Alot More! tors with 2yrs minimum ernization of a residen- experience and referen- tial condo complex. ces. Great benefits. Full Project is located at the NEW NEW LLISTINGLIISSTINGTING time. Wage based on old Central Elementary experience. Fax resume school in Tooele (150 N to Ron at 435-882-8455 100 W). Hours are M-F, 7am-4pm. Wage nego- HVAC MECHANIC- Re- tiable. Contact Joel sponsible for servicing Smith at (435)830- $ $ $ heating, refrigeration, 7974. 155,000 $ 78,000 air conditioning, evapo- rative cooling, air com- PHYSICAL THERAPIST, 492 East Utah Ave Great Starter or Retiree Condo! pressing, ventilation KANAB, Utah. Come SAY CASHFLOW! this Rambler has two apartments downstairs, with 107 SOLD SOLD West 600 North, #103 This Cozy Condo has equipment, plants and join experienced thera- separate entrances, laundry hookups, heating, and 1 water share for 2 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Gas Fireplace, Covered Patio, systems to include mi- pist in existing practice. irrigation. Apt. 1 has current one yr. lease and Apt. 2 is willing to sign Storage, Upgrades, comes with Washer/Dryer, lease. Buy to live in or rent out upstairs, Don’t Snooze Investors. nor repair of systems. Out-patient, in-patient, Appliances and is Handicap Accessible. Prefer CFC Certifica- home health. Sign on tion. Mail or fax applica- bonus $5,000, reloca- tion/ resume to: Griffin- tion $1,500. New grads Albers, PO Box 508, welcome. Send resume Dugway, UT 84022- to [email protected] 0508. Fax (435)831- or fax 1-801-947-5938, 4082. Equal Opportuni- Attention: Suzanne. ty Employer M/F/D/V. (ucan) $ $ 43,460 158 East 1530 No. Overpass Pt. Sales Merchandiser SELL YOUR 1999 Cavco Manufactured Home in Tooele Spacious 1940 s.f. floor plan, 4 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, HOME HERE Master Suite w/ Walk-In Closet, Garden Tub, His/Her Swire Coca-Cola, USA has openings for part Vanities. time Sales Merchandisers in the Tooele area. Duties include stocking shelves, building displays, frequent lifting, and customer service.

Swire Coca-Cola offers: 1774 • Competitive pay North • Full benefits pkg • 401K $ $ 123,000 Brett • Tuition reimbursement $ $ 117,000 • Opportunities for advancement 282 West 670 North Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large A Condo for Family! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, In order to apply, you must bring: front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile 2 family areas, Master Suite w/ walk-in closet, • High School diploma or GED equivalent flooring, family room and fenced yard. storage space and more. • Proof of auto insurance • Copy of current driving record *Each office independently owned and operated. Shane Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Please apply in person between 9am-11am and 2pm-4pm Bergen Swire Coca-Cola, USA 12634 South 265 West , Draper, UT 84020 840-0344 (cell) EOE/AA 882-8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 3, 2005

Continued from Business Recreational Autos SUVs Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes previous page Opportunities Vehicles Rent Rent GET PAID TO shop! Join the world's largest Mys- Small Business owners: 1995 PROWLER 5th 1997 PONTIAC Grand 1997 CHEVY Blazer TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, FREE 25” color TV with $$$SAVE MONEY Find Only 2 BEAUTIFUL tery Shopping Company Place your classified ad wheel, w/2 slideouts, Am SE, 4 door, 4cyl, 4X4, four door, runs dishwasher and ac, no 12mo lease or rent to HUD & Bank owned today! Flexible, fun and in 47 newspapers book value $14,300, will 77,000 miles, $3400 great, $4200 obo. 2 BEDROOM UNITS smoking/ pets, own. 3bdrm 1bth homes at www.tooele- free to join. 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Call obo. 1984 Chev 3/4 runs, $1200 obo. 882- $500 per month. 840-2389 $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth cover what you can the Tooele Transcript ton, 4x4, at, $800 obo. 7938 NO APRIL RENT! $850/MO GRANTS- .24 acres, quiet Bulletin at (435)882- Must see to believe! VILLE 4bdrm, 3bth achieve with the Avon 884-6037 GRANTSVILLE LARGE neighborhood, new opportunity. Independ- 0050 for further info. FOR FORSALE! SALE! home, Newly renno- carpet, newly remod- 2003 SPRINTER 5th Trucks (801) 358-8592 2bdrm duplex, nice. ent sales rep Jessica (Ucan) vated. Great shed. No eled bathroom, new wheel by Keystone, (435) 843-7331 (Spanish only) $525/mo, $300/dep. Lawrence, (435)830- smoking. Pets consid- kitchen floor. 114 S 29ft, 292 fwrls, fiber- 260 North 100 East, Tooele Call Rose @ DP REAL- 0340 Wanted ered. $800/dep. 840- Broadway. Call 840- ‘01 FORD F350 Crew TY 830-2827 glass exterior, 2 slide 2205 0279. outs, satellite system Cab Lariat, 38k miles, IF YOU are interested in 2BDRM 1BTH 4-plex, GRANTSVILLE, GOR- JUNK BATTERIES, auto, w/2 receivers, central mint condition. $29,000 *WHY RENT when you a full-time or part-time Sell Your Car Here for upper unit, w/d hook- GEOUS new custom 1998 RAMBLER, in- truck & tractor, will pick air and heat, big show- 435-882-3164 can buy? O down pro- marketing opportunity, ups, coin laundry, home, 3bdrm, rent to cludes 4466sqft, 6bdrm, or would like to know up, paying $.50 to $.75 er, 7gal water heater, grams, not perfect cred- $ 80* 1983 FORD 3/4 ton, 4 $475/mo, Jim 850-2374 own, available starting 3bth, den, 4 car garage, more about our legal each. Garth 837-2246 many other extras, nev- it. Single parent pro- ea. wheel drive, pop up at $1100/mo. Mark central air, gas fireplace service plans, call your or 830-2309. er been camped in, like 6 grams. Call for details. new carpet, basement camper, computer and 2BDRM BASEMENT (801)918-7755, Prostar independent associate new, $25,500. 884- Berna or Chris 435-840- Call 882-0050 desk. 843-0069 apartment in Tooele, Realty. is 95% finished. 676 today. Toni (801)598- SPRING CLEANING, 0722 5029 Group 1 Real Es- Country Club. Call Jeff *Based on 13 issue contract. w/d hookups, storage 9566 cash for any metal tate for an appt 801-244- 1988 FORD F250, shed, no smoking, no OPEN HOUSE, May 3, scrap, engines, pipes, 3946. RE/MAX Results. Trailers 149,000 miles, $4800, pets, $450/mo, 5-8pm, no cleaning de- INTERESTED IN real es- etc. Will pick up, top 2000 DODGE Intrepid, 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, shell w/carpet kit, $500. $400/dep. 843-0188 or posit 3bdrm, 2bth, tate investment? Get dollar paid. Mark 843- black, beautiful, large fenced backyard, 843-0484 or 830-7093 (801)588-8465. 2000sqft, brand new, no 1999 RAMBLER, 2bdrm, started now for only 8247 119,000, gentle, well- no pets, $650/mo in- 1bth, partially finished 4x8 ATV Utility trailer, 1997 GMC Yukon 4x4, cludes water. 376 E smoking/ pets, $200. We can teach maintained miles. Must 2BDRM DUPLEX, big basement, w/extras, WANTED: USED cinder 33in sides, 20in tires, power, air, posi, leather, Vine St. 833-0221 $950/mo. 211 West you how! Call see to appreciate. Call kitchen, w/d hookups, fenced yard, 2 car ga- block. Call 882-2820 fold down ramp, lights, bsg, mud terrains, ex- 1160 North (Maples 1(888)804-0703 Rich (801)259-1754 very clean, no pets, rage, central air, 796 excellent shape, $450. cellent condition, 2BDRM MOBILE homes, #134) (801)455-1299 (Tooele). $600/mo. Discount if Valleyview Drive. 882- Recreational 882-8416 $10,000 obo call Derek $450/mo. 3bdrm mobile ONLINE JOBS. eBay you help fix-up the yard. 2196, (801)870-3536 (801)643-5690 homes for $550/mo. OVERLAKE 3BDRM, workers needed. Come Vehicles 2001 OLDSMOBILE (801)918-6271 work with us online. Autos Alero, 65,000 miles, 884-0113, 849-2471, 2bth, less than 1yr old, $$$$$ weekly. Use your 1987 LASALLE motor great condition, one 99 DODGE RAM 2500 2BDRM DUPLEX, cen- 882-1969. large yard, no smoking, home computer or lap- home, 62,000 miles, air owner, $6500 obo. 882- under low book. tral air, hookups, pets okay, $950/mo. bags, generator, two $11,900, 64,000 miles, $550/mo. Move in bo- Rodney or Michelle, FOR SALE! top. No experience nec- 1986 SUZUKI Samurai, 7215 or (801)201-7246 2BDRM, 1BTH, new car- new tires, $11,500 obo. extended cab, long bed, nus. 882-0366, 830- 843-1484 or 224-4130 essary. 1-800-693- newer engine, soft top, pet, hardwood floor, sin- 833-9584 2003 JEEP Liberty Ren- tow, 4wd, rhino bedlin- 2665 9398, Ext 1884. (ucan) $1200 or best offer, call gle car detached ga- egade, 4wd, 39,500 er, cd. 843-0763 RENT TO own 2bdrm 882-5542 rage, large fenced back 2BDRM, LARGE rooms, newer homes, 2 car ga- miles, auto, am/fm/cd, FOR SALE 1984 3/4 ton yard, stove and dish- air, fully loaded, silver, w/d hookups, central rage, fenced yard etc. 1987 BUICK Century, Chevy truck $900 obo washer, $650/mo. FORF OR LEASE leather, roof rack, run- air, dishwasher, storage $800/mo plus deposit. Sell Your Home Here for FOR LEASE custom, 1988 Mercury call 884-0222 or 840- (801)870-5208 ning boards. $17,500. unit, parking. Water (801)254-2638, 1 Unit Cougar, $700 each obo. 8825 (801)870-6794 paid. $600/mo. No pets. (801)680-1309. $ 80* available! 224-2206 2BDRM, 2BTH, washer, ea. FOR SALE 1992 Chevy Serious inquires only. dryer, fenced yard, 2 6 1991 DODGE Dynasty 2004 DODGE Neon, 4 Pickup, runs great, (435)840-3010 car garage, no smoking, RENT TO own! Only 120,000 miles, $800 door Sedan, good gas must see. Asking no pets, $650 month, $975/mo. 3bdrm, 2bth, Call 882-0050 call Nicole 882-3075 mileage, call 435-833- $5000. Home 884- 3BDRM IN Tooele- $500 deposit. 882- 2 car detached garage. *Based on 13 issue contract. 0325 0861, cell 830-1280. 2BDRM in Grantsville, 7068 Stockton. 520 W Havasu St (350 1993 NISSAN Sentra, w/d hookups, central N). Call for details 1- 1625 Sq Ft Main Street Frontage, Great Location 84 CAMARO Z28, $1300 2 HOUSES and 1 build- 150,000 miles, good FORD F250 Pickup, ac, covered parking, 2BDRM, TOOELE city, 800-807-5943, James obo, call 849-0041 ing lot in Grantsville, 291 North Main Tooele shape, runs okay, needs some work, $800 pets welcome. Aaron h20/ gas paid, no smok- RE/MAX Results. 700R4 transmission, $85,000; $115,000 and $1200 or best offer. obo. 843-5727 or 840- (801)450-8432. ing, no pets. $550/mo, 830-2121 • 840-2772 BM Slapstick. 4365. 1970 needs dif- $28,000. Call Kurt, Utah (801)560-8841, 882- C-A INVESTMENT $500/dep. Call Will RENT W/OPTION to ferential work done. Assets LLC, 882-5327, 8153 Duplex, 33 E 500 (816)716-9245 buy, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 149 85 E150, full size van, 840-3374. runs good, rebuilt car- North. Newly painted, Stern Court, Stansbury, 1995 FORD Windstar, 3.5BDRM, 2BTH, availa- hot tub, fully fenced. borator, see at 921 N Apartments for 2bdrm, 1bth, owner 2000 HOME. Open new tires, transmission. ble May 1st, $800/mo Built 2000. $1350/mo. 1480 E. $800. 843- Rent pays water. $575/mo. house Sat. 4-7, 3bdrm, Needs engine work. negotiable, call Mari Jo (801)597-5856 9524, 830-7497 882-1199 2.5bth, RV parking. $550. 882-8416 (801)330-0724 1BDRM 1BTH for rent. 2800sq.ft. $155,900/ (801)563-0656 DUPLEX FOR rent, SE RENTA Casa, 3bdrm 1995 GMC Suburban, 93 AEROSTAR 184,000 neg. 904 North 1480 2bdrm, 1bth, 1100sqft, 3BDRM 2BTH, 2 car ga- 2bth pets ok, $850/mo excellent condition, fully miles, good condition, East 843-7158 1BDRM, maple floors, $475/mo, $400/dep. rage, central air, new plus deposit (801)870- loaded, $5500. Eve- good family car, new new paint, a/c, pantry, (435)830-2501 cell. carpet, $850/mo, 8737 (801)870-7660 nings 884-6801, day- tires & power steering. 2BDRM, 2BTH, finished quiet, bright, $445, no $700/dep. Call Phillip time (801)381-8710 $1400 obo call 882- basement, 1720sqft, su- 6278 or 840-1648 smoking, 34 W Vine, DUPLEX, 2BDRM, laun- 830-4745 or Bev 882- STANSBURY CONDO, per clean, great views, 1995 MERCURY Sable, Tooele (801)205-3883 dry hook-ups, garage, 7350 large master bedroom all appliances stay. excellent condition, ex- SELL YOUR CAR or for appt. fenced yard, 508 E. w/bath, walk-in closet, $92,000. 172 Alfred N ow Renting tras, keyless and key- boat in the classifieds. Vine, $600/mo Debbie 3BDRM mobile home, den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- Drive. 843-8326 Call 882-0050 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 830-4716 nice park w/storage rage, patio, fireplace, pad entry, air, cassette, ments behind Super MOVE IN SPECIALS $535/mo, $300/dep digital satellite. Availa- 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, 2 sets tires, very clean! Wal-Mart. On select FOR RENT: nice 2bdrm 830-1177, 830-7037 ble now. $850. 882- reduced, custom tile, Exclusively for Seniors $3000. Call 882-1915 SUVs units $99 moves you duplex w/carport, wash- 5276 partial landscaping, rv in. Some apartments 1996 XLT Ford SUV, er dryer hookups, lots of 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, ga- pad, lots of upgrades, For more information and an application call includes all utilities. very good condition, storage, quiet atmos- rage, $600/mo, first and STOCKTON, 1bdrm $135,800 obo. Must pp Swimming pool, hot 1983 F-250 3/4ton, 1992 CHEVY Suburban phere. No smoking or last month rent, house, water and gar- sell. Must see! 843- tub, exercise room, good condition call Ri- 4x4, 350 1500 Silvera- pets, $550/mo. $400/dep, one year bage paid, background 1619 (435)843-0717 playground, full club- chard at 843-1838 best do at pw high miles (801)250-5234 lease, references re- check required. Nice for house. 843-4400 offer takes both $2995 843-0447 quired. No pets, no one person or couple. 3BDRM, 2BTH, new sid- GRANTSVILLE 1BDRM smoking. 882-1612 882-2649 ing, for sale, $77,000, $415, 801-898-9085 call anytime, 843-0840, Owner/agent. 3BDRM, 2BTH $675/mo, TOOELE 2BDRM, 1bth, 224-2410, 840-1127. $675/dep. Pets yes, no cottage, updated, Great condition, need to GRANTSVILLE APART- smoking, call 843-0840, fenced yard, $650/mo. sell ASAP. MENTS now available! 224-2410 or 840-1127 263 E. 400 North Studios $375 includes DAVIDSON REALTY 448 PARKWAY (150 Hold your utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile (801)466-5078 East) 2bdrm, 1bth, cen- cludes utilities, and a home for rent, no smok- tral air, island in kitchen, ing/ pets. 882-1550 5bdrm 2bth remodeled TOOELE, 4BDRM, 1bth, automatic sprinkling. house $850 including $700/mo, 304 E Vine Appraised $89,000, water only. Call 1-801- 3BDRM, 2BTH, fireplace, St. (801)598-4881 selling $83,000. Brian 603-2565 newly remodeled, 220 E www.outwestrealty.com 833-0562 100 South. www.out- Horses! LARGE 2BDRM 1bth 4- westrealty.com 5BDRM 3BTH, jetted TOOELE, OVERLAKE, plex, upper unit, w/d $700/dep, $850/mo tub, walk in closet, large 5bdrm, 3.5bth, newer hookups, recently re- rent. Contact Jeff living room, hard wood home, very nice, ga- modeled, carport, (801)809-3488 floor, basement part fin- rage, $1075, 291 W $500/mo Jim 850-2374 ished rooms, 3800sqft. Dawson Drive. 3BDRM, 3BTH, 2 car ga- Dennis 884-5583 (801)390-7266, C-21 rage. 1720sqft. no LARGE 2BDRM apart- McAffee Mgmt. Looking for an ment, w/d hookups, smoking. $895/mo, Continued on next page 1.5bth, private patio, no $450/dep. 703 North pets, $400 deposit, 350 West. Owner/ affordable piece of $500 rent per month. agent Miller & Co, 843-9053, 224-4288 (801)304-5931. HURRY! property that you LOOK AT me! Clean stu- 3BDRM, 4BTH, family, dios, 1bdrm, 2bdrm, living rooms, swimming 3bdrm, inquire at prop- pool, lawn care includ- Only 1 left! erty, 585 N Main, ed, no smoking, pets, & your horse can Tooele. Background 1st/ last, 1yr lease, check & references re- $950/mo, $650/dep. Closing Costs (435)496-3794 $ settle down in? quired. NICE 1BDRM apartment, CONDO FOR rent, avail- $ able 5/10/05, deposit 0 Down 41 Glenwood Ave. $500/mo, $100/dep, required, $660/mo, wa- utilities paid. For info ter included. Call De- 0 Just Wait! call 882-2062 nise 840-4507, 843- $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central 1750 please leave mes- air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. QUALITY APART- sage. MENTS For more information call Matthew with It’s coming soon Quiet, unique floorplans, COZY 1BDRM rental newly remodeled, tile house, $450, 92 Eng- Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 through, kitchen & bath, land Ave. 2bdrm du- lush landscape, fenced plex, $500, 181 E Vine, FAX 435-843-1148 yard & parking, centrally no smoking/ pets. $150 *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. located, great prices. deposit. 882-4827 Call 882-1372.

SLEEPING ROOMS Creative Financing Solutions available, $70 per week, $10 key deposit, Less than perfect credit? Hard to prove income? Past bankruptcy or foreclosure? first and last week- total Current bankruptcy or foreclosure? Need higher than normal loan to value? $150 to move in. 46 N Lacking in down payment? There are lending solutions for you! Broadway. 882-7605 • 100% refinance options, cash out ok. • Rehab and construction loans. • 100% stated/no income options, purchase & refinance. • Programs for open collections & judgements. SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, • 100-107% purchase options with consolidation. • Unlimited cash out options. $200 move in allow- • 125% second mortgage options, cash out/consolidation ok. • Subprime home equity loans. ance. $500/mo, $400 • Bankruptcy refinance programs. • Foreclosure refinance options. deposit. Accepts hous- • Manufactured and mobile homes ok. • Rural properties and excess acreage ok. ing. 328 E Main, • Score down to 500 and below case by case. • Own unlimited investment properties. Grantsville. Call • No down investment property purchase options. • First time home buyers ok. (801)815-2928, 435- RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 884-0432. SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? STANSBURY CONDO 3bdrm, 2.5bth, double Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. garage, no Call Laramie Dunn smoking/pets, $950/mo, • Adjustable rate mortgages as low as 1.25%. • Owner and non-owner occupied properties. $500/dep, available • Home Equity programs as low as 3.75%. • Jumbo and super jumbo programs. May 1st, 882-5509 • Interest only payment options. • FHA and VA loan programs. 435.224.4000 (435)224-5656 • No closing cost options. • Rural housing programs. STUDIO APARTMENTS, $365 per month, $99 DESERET 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 moves you in! Utilities PEAK included, new paint/ 833-0740 carpet, 833-9134 (Just South of Wal-Mart) (801)864-0455 www.deseretpeakmtg.com TUESDAY May 3, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7 Continued from previous page Homes Office Space Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Homes Planning on selling your OFFICE SPACE or virtu- NOTICE OF PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE cial accommodations Tooele, UT 84074 (the ect, recorded August 4, nominee for Wells Fargo home, you could be al office in Tooele, $95 HEARING FOR ZONING Notice is hereby given during this meeting undersigned disclaims li- 2000 as Entry Number Bank, N.A., its succes- BY OWNER, Tooele, sending your sales to $595/mo includes re- MAP AMENDMENT that the Tooele City should notify Patrick H. ability for any error in the 150875, in Book 633, at sors and assigns and the rambler, 3bdrm, 2bth, points to up to 500,000 ceptionist, multimedia Notice is hereby given Council will meet in a Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- address), and more par- Page 292 of the official record owner of the prop- two living rooms, office, people at once. For conference room, ac- that the Grantsville City Business Meeting on corder, at 843-2110 prior ticularly described as: records of the Tooele erty as of the recording RV parking, dog run, $135. you can place counting services, legal Council upon recommen- Wednesday, May 4, to the meeting. TDD Beginning 105 feet East County Recorder, State of the notice of default is shed, fully landscaped, your 25 word classified consultation, computer, dation from the Planning 2005 at the hour of 7:00 Phone Number 843-2108 of the Southwest corner of Utah. Zachary B. Page. fully fenced, cement pa- ad to all 47 newspapers and more. Call Russell Commission, pursuant to P.M. The meeting will be (Published in the Tran- of Block 35, Plat "A", Together with an undivid- The sale is subject to a tio, central air, humidifi- in Utah. Just call Tooele at (435)843-5458 the provisions of Section held at the Tooele City script Bulletin May 3, Tooele City Survey, ed interest, and a right bankruptcy filing, a pay- er, 952 N 1250 E., 882- Transcript Bulletin at 10-9-5 of the Utah State Hall Council Room locat- 2005) Tooele City; and running and easement of use off, a reinstatement or 7333, $149,900 obo. (435)882-0050 for all RENT TO own. 2450sqft Code, will conduct a pub- ed at 90 North Main thence North 162.9 feet; and enjoyment in and to any other condition of Open house 5/7, the details. commerical building on lic hearing on Wednes- Street, Tooele, Utah Public Notices thence East 64.96 feet; the Common Area de- which the trustee is not 11am-4pm. Must sell! Main St. High traffic and day, the 18th day of May, 1. Pledge of Allegiance Trustee's Sales thence South 162.9 feet; scribed, as provided for aware that would cause SALE OR rent 3bdrm, visual. (801)463-7777 2005, at 7:00 p.m. in the 2. Open Forum for Public thence West 64.96 feet and in the percentage the cancellation of the EAST BENCH, 3bdrm, 1bth home, $89,000 or or (801) 403-3955 Grantsville City Hall Comment Deadline for public no- to the point of beginning. shown, in said Declara- sale. If any such condi- 2bth w/views! Whirlpool $650/mo, first, last, & Council Chambers at 3. Mayor’s Budget Ad- tices is 4 p.m. the day Together with all the im- tion. This conveyance is tion exists, the sale shall bath, 2 car garage, cor- $250/dep 833-9243 Buildings 429 E Main Street in dress and Presentation prior to publication. provements now or here- subject to the provisions be void, the successful ner lot, fenced, land- Grantsville, Utah. The of Tentative Budget Public notices submit- after erected on the of said Declaration, in- bidder’s funds returned scaped, sprinklers, SELLING YOUR HOME? purpose of the hearing is Presented by Mayor ted past the deadline property, and all ease- cluding any amendments and the trustee and cur- If you build, remodel or $162,500. 843-9927 Advertise it in the clas- to receive public input on Roberts will not be accepted. ments, appurtenances, thereto. The undivided rent beneficiary shall not sifieds. Call 882-0050 remove buildings you a proposed amendment 4. PUBLIC HEARING on and fixtures now or here- interest in the Common be liable to the success- FITCH MANSION, can place your classi- to the Grantsville City Ordinance 2005-10 An AMENDED NOTICE OF after a part of the proper- Area conveyed hereby is ful bidder for any dam- 4308sqft hillside bunga- STANSBURY 761 Coun- fied ad in 47 of Utah's Zoning Map. The pro- Ordinance of the Tooele TRUSTEE'S SALE ty. subject to modification, age. low overlooking historic try Club, remodeled 2 newspapers for only posed amendment is to City Council Amending The following described The current beneficiary from time to time, as pro- Bidders must tender to Eureka, 19 rooms, story, 5bdrm, 3bth, $135. for 25 words ($5. change the zone from an the Land Use Element of property will be sold at of the trust deed is vided in the Declaration the trustee a $5,000.00 4.5bths, new roof, Na- 1/3acre, landscaped, rv for each additional RM-7 zone to a CN zone the Tooele City General public auction to the Chase Home Finance, for expansion of the Con- deposit at the sale and tional Historic Register, pad, upgrades & extras word). You will reach up for Steve Alder on two Plan for Land Proposed highest bidder at the LLC, successor by merg- dominium Project. the balance of the pur- $130,000 obo. 882- 882-0788 to 500,000 potential (2) lots located at 485 to be Developed by West Main Entrance, er to Chase Manhattan Together with all the im- chase price by 12:00 7094 customers and all you and 497 East Main Tooele Lowe’s LLC Lo- North Steps, Tooele Mortgage Corporation provements now or here- noon the day following STANSBURY PARK do is call the Tooele Street and is described cated on the North-East County Courthouse, 47 and the record owner of after erected on the the sale. The deposit 2001 home. Great con- FOR SALE by owner, Transcript Bulletin at as follows: Corner of State Road 36 South Main Street, the property as of the re- property, and all ease- must be in the form of a dition! 3bdrm 2bth 461 East 600 North, ex- (435)882-0050 for all 497 East Main Street and 1000 North from Tooele, Utah, on May 26, cording of the notice of ments, appurtenances, cashier’s check or bank $132,500. fully land- tended 2 car garage, the details. (Ucan) Tax Parcel #01-058-0- Light Industrial (LI) and 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of default is Robert Ham- and fixtures now or here- official check payable to scaped, central air. great family neighbor- 0022 Medium Density Resi- said day, for the purpose mond. after a part of the proper- Lundberg & Associates. 5498 Heather Way. Call STEEL BUILDINGS. hood. Call for informa- Commencing at a point dential (MDR) to General of foreclosing a trust The sale is subject to a ty. The balance must be in Kristi 882-1942 www.in- FACTORY Deals. Save tion 843-9248. 1.74 chains south of the Commercial (GC) deed originally executed bankruptcy filing, a pay- The current beneficiary the form of a wire trans- fotube.net/107090 $$$. 40 x 60' to 100 x Northwest corner of the Presented by Cary on March 26, 2003 by off, a reinstatement or of the trust deed is Mort- fer, cashier’s check, FOR SALE: 1472 E 850 200'. Example: 50 x 100 West half of the South- Campbell Heather Heuser, as trust- any other condition of gage Electronic Registra- bank official check or North, Tooele. TOWN HOME 3bdrm, x 12'= $3.60 square west quarter of Section 5. Motion on Ordinance or, in favor of Pryme In- which the trustee is not tion Systems, Inc., as U.S. Postal money order $146,000, 4bdrm plus 1 2bth, 2000sqft, fenced, foot. 1-800-658-2885. 32, Township 2 South, 2005-10 vestment & Mortgage aware that would cause nominee for CitiMort- payable to Lundberg & office, 2.75bth, landscaped, lots of up- www.rigidbuilding.com Range 5 West, Salt Lake Presented by Cary Brokers Inc., covering the cancellation of the gage, Inc., its successors Associates. If wire trans- 2100sqft. (801)571- grades, great location, (ucan) Base and Meridian; and Campbell the following real proper- sale. If any such condi- and assigns, and the re- fer is used, an additional 4130 Assist 2 Sell. must see (435)833- ty purported to be locat- 9441, (801)560-9822 UTAH MANUFACTUR- running thence East 6. PUBLIC HEARING on tion exists, the sale shall cord owners of the prop- $10.00 must be remitted ed in Tooele County at FSBO COMPLETELY re- $115,000 ER FOR 17 years Plus - along the North line of Ordinance 2005-11 An be void, the successful erty as of the recording with the purchase price. modeled home, 2bdrm, All Steel Buildings!!! Main Street 1.00 chains; Ordinance of the Tooele 665 East 670 North, bidder’s funds returned of the notice of default Cash payments are not 1bth, tile, Corian coun- WONDERFUL NEIGH- Any size you want, any more or less, to the East City Council Assigning Tooele, UT 84074 (the and the trustee and cur- are David Hiatt and Jen- accepted. A trustee’s tertops, kitchen applian- BORS/hood, nice accessories you want, boundary of the Myron L. the General Commercial undersigned disclaims li- rent beneficiary shall not na E. Hiatt. deed will be delivered to ces included, 36x24 ga- 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car, or any features you and Lucille P. Sutton (GC) Zoning District to ability for any error in the be liable to the success- The sale is subject to a the successful bidder rage/ shop, $94,900. loads of extras. want. property 2.00 chains to Land Proposed to be De- address), and more par- ful bidder for any dam- bankruptcy filing, a pay- within three business Stop by for a brochure! $129,000. (801)209- www.cobuildings.net or Main Street; thence East veloped by Tooele ticularly described as: age. off, a reinstatement or days after receipt of the 23 No. Glenwood Ave, 0049, www.owners.com call 1-800-262-5347. .25 chains, more or less Lowe’s LLC, Located on Lot 53, THE RIDGE Bidders must tender to any other condition of amount bid. Tooele /AMW4094. Open CO Building Systems, to the point of beginning. the North-East Corner of PLAT "C" SUBDIVISION, the trustee a $5,000.00 which the trustee is not DATED: April 13, 2005. house Saturday, 904 Inc. Building a Reputa- 485 East Main Street State Road 36 and 1000 according to the official deposit at the sale and aware that would cause Scott Lundberg, Trust- FSBO GRANTSVILLE North, 1300 E. tion on "Old Fashioned Tax Parcel #01-058- North plat thereof as recorded the balance of the pur- the cancellation of the ee 4bdrm, 1.5bth, large Integrity". 0021 Presented by Cary in the office of the Tooele chase price by 12:00 sale. If any such condi- 3269 South Main, #100 corner lot, fully fenced. Manufactured (ucan) Commencing 1438 Feet Campbell County Recorder. noon the day following tion exists, the sale shall Salt Lake City, UT $101,000. Call 830- West and 1.70 chains 7. Motion on Ordinance Together with all the im- the sale. The deposit be void, the successful 84115 2142 Homes south of the center of 2005-11 provements now or here- must be in the form of a bidder’s funds returned (801) 263-3400 A GREAT deal! 98 Cav- Financial Section 32, Township 2 Presented by Cary after erected on the cashier’s check or bank and the trustee and cur- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. FSBO OR to own, beau- co, 4bdrm, 2bth Services South, Range 5 West, Campbell property, and all ease- official check payable to rent beneficiary shall not – 5:00 p.m. tiful Stansbury 2 story, 2100+sqft w/fireplace, Salt Lake Base and Meri- 8. Resolution 2005-27 A ments, appurtenances, Lundberg & Associates. be liable to the success- L&A Case No. 44649 3200sqft, 4bdrm, priced below book val- $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE dian; thence North 162.5 Resolution of the Tooele and fixtures now or here- The balance must be in ful bidder for any dam- Team A/JGI 2.5bth, room to grow. ue. Call Todd (801)529- CASH for structured feet; thence East 107.5 City Council Authorizing after a part of the proper- the form of a wire trans- age. THIS COMMUNICATION 882-5418 or (801)502- 8787. settlements, annuities, feet, or to the fence on the Mayor to Sign on ty. fer, cashier’s check, Bidders must tender to IS AN ATTEMPT TO 6298 law suit, mortgage the East side thereof; Behalf of Tooele City a The current beneficiary bank official check or the trustee a $5,000.00 COLLECT A DEBT, AND Mobile Homes notes and cash flows. thence South 162.5 feet; Ten Year Extension to of the trust deed is Na- U.S. Postal money order deposit at the sale and ANY INFORMATION GRANTSVILLE RAM- J.G. Wentworth #1, 1- thence West 107.5 feet, the Grazing Lease with tional City Mortgage Cor- payable to Lundberg & the balance of the pur- OBTAINED WILL BE BLER Built in 2003, 800-794-7310. (ucan) or to the place of begin- Settlement Canyon Land poration and the record Associates. If wire trans- chase price by 12:00 USED FOR THAT PUR- 3,800+ sqft , .54 acre 14X65 2BDRM, 1bth, ning. and Water Association owner of the property as fer is used, an additional noon the day following POSE. lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 843-1479 Henwood Mo- Public Notices The zoning map and reg- Presented by Wayne of the recording of the $10.00 must be remitted the sale. The deposit (Published in the Tran- and full unfinished bile Park. Meetings ulations applying to each Jones notice of default is with the purchase price. must be in the form of a script Bulletin April 19, basement. Includes zoning district may be re- 9. Ordinance 2005-07 An Heather Heuser. Cash payments are not cashier’s check or bank 26 & May 3, 2005) 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile family room, living Deadline for public no- viewed at the Grantsville Ordinance of the Tooele The sale is subject to a accepted. A trustee’s official check payable to home for rent, no smok- room, central air, auto- tices is 4 p.m. the day City Offices prior to the City Council Giving Limit- bankruptcy filing, a pay- deed will be delivered to Lundberg & Associates. ing/ pets. 882-1550 NOTICE OF TRUST- matic sprinklers, water prior to publication. meeting. Persons wish- ed Retroactive Effect to off, a reinstatement or the successful bidder The balance must be in EE'S SALE softener, gas range and Public notices submit- any other condition of 60’ 2BDRM trailer for ing to comment on the Tooele City Code Chap- within three business the form of a wire trans- The following described a great lighting pack- ted past the deadline which the trustee is not sale, great fixer upper, proposed amendment ter 7-28 Regarding the days after receipt of the fer, cashier’s check, real property will be sold age. Huge master suite will not be accepted. aware that would cause washer, dryer, refrigera- should attend the public Conveyance of Water amount bid. bank official check or at public auction to the includes sitting nook/of- the cancellation of the tor. First $1500 takes it. hearing or submit written Rights, and Finding a DATED: April 19, 2005. U.S. Postal money order highest bidder payable in fice, walk-in-closet, cor- PUBLIC NOTICE sale. If any such condi- 843-0507 leave mes- statements prior to the Compelling, Countervail- Scott Lundberg, Trust- payable to Lundberg & lawful money of the Unit- ner jetted tub, separate Grantsville City Council tion exists, the sale shall sage. meeting date. ing Public Interest ee Associates. If wire trans- ed States, on June 1, shower and two bath- will hold a work meeting Dated this 2nd day of Presented by Gerald be void, the successful 3269 South Main, #100 fer is used, an additional 2005 at 10:00 A.M., at room sinks. $192,900 and a regular meeting LOCATION LOCATION, May, 2005 Webster bidder’s funds returned Salt Lake City, UT $10.00 must be remitted the West entrance to the or make offer. (435) Wednesday, May 4th, 24x60, quiet senior By the Order of the 10. Ordinance 2005-09 and the trustee and cur- 84115 with the purchase price. Tooele County Court- 884-0347. 2005. The meeting to be park, many many many Mayor of Grantsville An Ordinance of the rent beneficiary shall not (801) 263-3400 Cash payments are not house, 47 South Main, held at 429 E. Main, City, C. Byron Ander- Tooele City Council be liable to the success- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. accepted. A trustee’s GRANTSVILLE, NEW upgrades, $13,000. Tooele, UT 84074, in the Grantsville, UT 84029 son Amending Tooele City ful bidder for any dam- – 5:00 p.m. deed will be delivered to custom home! Rent to (435)843-9031 County of Tooele, State regular meeting to begin Shauna Kertamus Code Chapter 5-20 Re- age. L&A Case No. 05-27371 the successful bidder own, low down, no bank of Utah, for the purpose Lots & Land at 7:00 p.m. Zoning Administrator garding Beer Licensing Bidders must tender to Team B/CR within three business qualify. Mark (801)918- of foreclosing a trust AGENDA: In accordance with the and Sales the trustee a $5,000.00 THIS COMMUNICATION days after receipt of the 7755, Prostar Realty. deed held by Mortgage 1. Approval of Minutes. Americans With Disabili- Presented by Ron Kirby deposit at the sale and IS AN ATTEMPT TO amount bid. Electronic Registration 2. Consideration of pre- the balance of the pur- HOUSE $119,500, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- ties Act, Grantsville City 11. Final Plat Approval COLLECT A DEBT, AND DATED: April 19, 2005. Systems, Inc. (solely as liminary plat for Grants- chase price by 12:00 3bdrm, 1.5bth, ING lot, Canyon Rim will accommodate rea- for Vacating and Re-sub- ANY INFORMATION Scott Lundberg, Trust- nominee for Lender and ville Development Com- noon the day following 1780sqft, built 2001, fin- Estates, 12,000sqft, sonable requests to as- dividing Two Lots for De- OBTAINED WILL BE ee Lender's successors and pany- Palomino Ranch the sale. The deposit ished basement, home zoned R1-12, all under- sist the disabled to par- seret Commercial Subdi- USED FOR THAT PUR- 3269 South Main, #100 assigns), as the current phase 1A & 2. must be in the form of a warranty, central air, ground utilities, peace- ticipate in meetings. Re- vision Phase 2 Totaling POSE. Salt Lake City, UT Beneficiary, executed by 3. Consideration of Final cashier’s check or bank oversized backyard, ful, secluded, beautiful quest for assistance may 9.19 Acres Located at (Published in the Tran- 84115 Annette M. Kelley, as Plat for Silver Fox Subdi- official check payable to new neighborhood. views, canyon atmos- be made by calling City 1280 N 200 W script Bulletin April 19, (801) 263-3400 Trustor, recorded August vision- Jay Wadman. Lundberg & Associates. (435)882-1391 phere, $29,900. Owner Hall at 884-3411 at least Presented by Cary 26 & May 3, 2005) Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 25, 1999 as Entry No. 882-7094. 4. Set Public hearing for 24 hours prior to the Campbell The balance must be in – 5:00 p.m. 136426, in Book 0585, I WANT YOUR HOUSE Zone change from RM-7 meeting that will be at- 12. Final Plat Approval the form of a wire trans- NOTICE OF TRUST- L&A Case No. 05-50296 at Page 0465, of the offi- and I’ll pay FULL price! to CN at 500 E. Main. tended. for The Home Depot fer, cashier’s check, EE'S SALE Team C/NB cial records of Tooele (801)598-8514 Brandon PALOMINO 5. Consideration of sal- (Published in the Tran- Subdivision Containing 2 bank official check (credit The following described THIS COMMUNICATION County, Utah, given to www.wantfullprice.com ary step increases script Bulletin May 3 & Lots Totaling 15.49 union official checks are property will be sold at IS AN ATTEMPT TO secure an indebtedness 6. Consideration of New IMMACULATE HOME RANCH 17, 2005) Acres Located at 300 E not accepted) or U.S. public auction to the COLLECT A DEBT, AND in favor of North Ameri- Business licenses $135,900, 3bdrm 2400 N Postal money order pay- highest bidder at the ANY INFORMATION can Mortgage Company, 7. Consideration of Ordi- 2.5bth, oak cabinets. PUBLIC NOTICE Presented by Cary able to Lundberg & As- West Main Entrance, OBTAINED WILL BE by reason of certain obli- HORSE LOTS nances/Resolutions: Open House Sat Notice Is Hereby Given Campbell sociates. If wire transfer North Steps, Tooele USED FOR THAT PUR- gations secured thereby. 1 a. Consideration of zone 12:00-3:00pm 965 So. 1 ⁄ 2 acres $55,000 that the Tooele City Re- 13. Final Plat Approval is used, an additional County Courthouse, 47 POSE. Notice of Default was re- change from R1-21 to 810 West, Tooele development Agency will for Canyon Village Sub- $10.00 must be remitted South Main Street, (Published in the Tran- corded DECEMBER 7, 5 acres $90,000 CD (Commercial Devel- (435)882-3887 meet in a Business division Containing 17 with the purchase price. Tooele, Utah, on May 18, script Bulletin April 19, 2004, as Entry No. opment) zone on the www.owners.com PUBLIC WATER, Meeting on Wednesday, Lots Totaling 3.78 Acres Cash payments are not 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 26 & May 3) 232944, in Book 988, at South-West Corner of id#dgt7725 PUBLIC SEWER & May 4, 2005 at the hour Located at 1730 N accepted. A trustee’s said day, for the purpose Page 306, of said official SR112 and SR138. of 6:30 P.M. The meeting Broadway Avenue deed will be delivered to of foreclosing a trust NOTICE OF TRUST- records. LEASE WITH option to 2 IRRIG. SHARES b. Consideration of City will be held at the Tooele Presented by Cary the successful bidder deed originally executed EE'S SALE Trustee will sell at public buy, $1150/mo, Council review of Condi- City Hall Council Room Campbell within three business on October 28, 2002 by The following described auction to highest bidder $1500/dep, 3bdrm, 884-6755 tional Use Permits for located at 90 North Main 14. Minutes days after receipt of the David Hiatt and Jenna E. property will be sold at without warranty as to ti- 2bth, nice, friendly Certain types of develop- Street, Tooele, Utah April 20, 2005 amount bid. Hiatt, as trustors, in favor public auction to the tle, possession or en- ments. neighborhood. Call 840- INDIANOLA 5.5 acres in 1. Post Office Presenta- 15. Invoices DATED: April 25, 2005. of Mortgage Electronic highest bidder at the cumbrances, the follow- c. Consideration of new 4326, 833-9330 or hideaway valley, $9500, tion Presented By Patrick Scott Lundberg, Trust- Registration Systems, West Main Entrance, ing described property: Business license applica- (801)860-6070. Availa- will carry contract. 884- Presented by Brian Dunlavy ee Inc., as nominee for New North Steps, Tooele LOT 517, WESTLAND tion form. ble June. 3342 Berndt 16. Adjourn to a Discus- 3269 South Main, #100 Freedom Mortgage Cor- County Courthouse, 47 COVE PHASE 5, AC- 8. Consideration of re- 2. Minutes sion Item to be followed Salt Lake City, UT poration, its successors South Main, Tooele, CORDING TO THE OF- MOVING MUST sell! LAVA HOT Springs, Ida- covery rights for Ferris April 20, 2005 by a Closed Executive 84115 and assigns, covering Utah, on May 18, 2005, FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, 4bdrm, 2 family rooms, ho two acre with elec- Williams Subdivision. 3. Adjourn Session to Discuss (801) 263-3400 the following real proper- at 8:30 a.m. of said day, AS RECORDED IN THE office/ den, new, 80% tricity, well & irrigation, 9. Approval of prelimina- Patrick H. Dunlavy Pending Litigation and Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ty purported to be locat- for the purpose of fore- OFFICE OF THE COUN- finished basement, lots $49000 882-4999 ry Budget for 2005/2006 Redevelopment Agen- Real Property Acquisition – 5:00 p.m. ed in Tooele County at closing a trust deed origi- TY RECORDER OF of upgrades! $110,000, fiscal year. cy Secretary 17. Discussion Item L&A Case No. 05-38511 1954 North 40 West, nally executed on De- SAID COUNTY. 843-8092, 882-8532 UTAH'S BEST LAND 10. Approval of Bills. Pursuant to the Ameri- 1. Sod Farm Discussion Team C/SS Tooele, UT 84074 (the cember 11, 2002 by MORE CORRECTLY bargain 40 acres - 11. Council Information can With Disabilities Act, Patrick H. Dunlavy THIS COMMUNICATION undersigned disclaims li- MUST SEE! 4bdrm, Zachary B. Page, as DESCRIBED AS: $24,900. Uinta Moun- updates. Individuals needing spe- Tooele City Recorder IS AN ATTEMPT TO ability for any error in the 2bth, 1,775sqft, finished trustor, in favor of Mort- LOT 517, WESTLAND tain area. Outdoor lov- 12. Adjourn cial accommodations Pursuant to the Ameri- COLLECT A DEBT, AND address), and more par- basement, multi-level. gage Electronic Registra- COVE PHASE 5, AC- er's dream! Dramatic Wendy Palmer during this meeting can With Disabilities Act, ANY INFORMATION ticularly described as: 405 E. 1310 N. Open tion Systems, Inc., as CORDING TO THE OF- mountain views, close City Recorder should notify Patrick H. Individuals Needing Spe- OBTAINED WILL BE Unit No. 12D, of THE house, 9am-4pm, Sat- nominee for New Free- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, to conveniences. Sur- In compliance with the Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- cial Accommodations USED FOR THAT PUR- FIELDS AT OVERLAKE urday, 5/14. (801)865- dom Mortgage Corpora- AS RECORDED IN THE rounded by wilderness. American with Disability corder, at 843-2110 prior Should Notify Patrick H. POSE. CONDOMINIUMS, 8113 or (435)496-0230 tion, its successors and OFFICE OF TOOELE Nearby lake and state Act, Grantsville City will to the meeting. TDD Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- (Published in the Tran- PHASE FIVE, together assigns, covering the fol- COUNTY. parks. Excellent financ- accommodate reasona- Phone Number 843-2108 corder, at 843-2110 prior script Bulletin April 26, with all improvements lo- lowing real property pur- Tax Serial No. 12-090-0- NEW HOME, 2002, ble requests to assist the 2bdrm, 1bth, 2 car ga- ing. Call UTLR 1-877- (Published in the Tran- to the meeting. TDD May 3 & 10, 2005) cated thereon, as said ported to be located in 0517 349-5263. (ucan) disabled to participate in script Bulletin May 3, Phone Number 843-2108 unit is identified in the Tooele County at 320 Purported Property Ad- rage, yard, sprinklers, meetings. Request for NOTICE OF TRUST- landscaped, central air, 2005) (Published in the Tran- Plat of said development West Alfred Drive, dress: 298 SOUTH 980 STOCKTON BUILDING assistance may be made EE'S SALE 1800sqft, seller finance script Bulletin May 3, recorded August 4, 2000 Tooele, UT 84074 (the WEST, TOOELE, UT lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. by calling City Hall at The following described possible, call Sam PUBLIC NOTICE 2005) as Entry Number undersigned disclaims li- 84074. The undersigned Newly constructed least 3 days in advance property will be sold at (801)756-1590 The Grantsville Soil Con- 150874, in Book 633, at ability for any error in the disclaims any liability for roads. Beautiful lake/ of the meeting that will servation District will hold PUBLIC NOTICE public auction to the Page 291 of the official address), and more par- any error in the street ad- NEWLY REMODELED mountain views. Great be attended by calling a yearly budget meeting, Notice Is Hereby Given highest bidder at the records of the Tooele ticularly described as: dress. Rambler 3bdrm, 2bth, for manufactured or 884-3411. Wednesday, May 11, that the Tooele City Re- West Main Entrance, County Recorder, State Lot 139, COPPER CAN- The owner of the proper- lots of extras, $137,000 custom built homes. (Published in the Tran- 2005 at 9:00am in the development Agency will North Steps, Tooele of Utah, and as identified YON PHASE 1, SUBDI- ty as of the recording of obo, 882-4814 or 830- 882-7094. script Bulletin May 3, USU Extension Office meet in a Special Meet- County Courthouse, 47 and described in the VISION, Amended Plat, the Notice of Default is 5694 2005) conference room, 151 ing on Wednesday, May South Main Street, Declaration of Condo- according to the official reported to be: Annette Water Shares North Main Street. 4, 2005 at the hour of Tooele, Utah, on May 18, minium of The Fields at plat thereof, as recorded M. Kelley NO QUALIFYING. For PUBLIC NOTICE (Published in the Tran- 4:00 P.M. The meeting 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Overlake Condominiums, in the office of the Tooele Bidders must tender to sale by owner: Tooele, The Central Region script Bulletin April 28 & will be held at the Tooele said day, for the purpose an Expandable Residen- County Recorder. 2 SHARES of Settlement the trustee a $5,000.00 Highlands, 135 South YOUTH Council on May 3, 2005) City Hall Large Confer- of foreclosing a trust tial Condominium Proj- Together with all the im- Canyon Water for sale deposit at the sale and 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, Workforce Services will ence Room located at 90 deed originally executed ect, recorded May 14, provements now or here- in Tooele, $2250/per the balance of the pur- large lot. Contact Den- hold its next monthly North Main Street, on February 3, 1998 by 1999 as Entry Number after erected on the share. If interested PUBLIC NOTICE chase price by 12:00 nis at (801)641-6905. Meeting on May 16, Tooele, Utah Robert Hammond and 131110, in Book 568, at property, and all ease- please call Robbie The Shambip Soil Con- noon the next business 2005 at 3:00 p.m. at the 1. RDA Projects Discus- Terry Hammond, as Page 338 of official re- ments, appurtenances, (801)260-1502. or 435- servation District will hold day following the sale. STANSBURY 3BDRM Department of Workforce sion trustors, in favor of cords, and as amended and fixtures now or here- 840-1737 a yearly budget meeting, The deposit and balance 1bth, central air, fully Services- Rm 157, 1385 Wednesday, May 17, Patrick H. Dunlavy Chase Manhattan Mort- in the Amendment to after a part of the proper- of the sale proceeds landscaped, 5454 N South State Street, Salt Redevelopment Agen- gage Corporation, cover- Declaration of Condo- SETTLEMENT CANYON 2005 at 7:00pm in the ty. must be in the form of a Heather Way, Lake City, Utah. cy Secretary ing the following real minium of The Fields at water share, $2,500 Rush Valley Town Hall. The current beneficiary wire transfer, cashier's $122,900. www.home- (Published in the Tran- Pursuant to the Ameri- property purported to be Overlake Condominiums, obo 882-4814 or 830- (Published in the Tran- of the trust deed is Mort- sbyowner.com/90958. script Bulletin May 3, can With Disabilities Act, located in Tooele County an Expandable Residen- 5694 script Bulletin April 28 & gage Electronic Registra- Continued on next page 843-0769 2005) May 3, 2005) Individuals needing spe- at 186 West Vine Street, tial Condominium Proj- tion Systems, Inc., as B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY May 3, 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 Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous check or certified funds must be in the form of a Bidders must tender to which the trustee is not of the trust deed is ble in lawful money of said official records. of the trust deed is Mort- tractor must be proficient payable to First South- cashier’s check or bank the trustee a $5,000.00 aware that would cause LaSalle Bank National the United States at the Trustee will sell at public gage Electronic Registra- in the application of slur- western Title Agency of official check payable to deposit at the sale and the cancellation of the Association, as Trustee, time of sale. Successful auction to the highest tion Systems, Inc., as ry seal using CQS-1h as- Utah, Inc.. A trustee's Lundberg & Associates. the balance of the pur- sale. If any such condi- with Option One Mort- bidders must tender a bidder payable in lawful nominee for Fifth Third phalt emulsion and be deed will be delivered to The balance must be in chase price by 12:00 tion exists, the sale shall gage Corporation as au- deposit of $5,000 in certi- money of the United Mortgage Company, and able to demonstrate a the successful bidder the form of a wire trans- noon the day following be void, the successful thorized agent and attor- fied funds to the trustee States, without warranty the record owners of the current capability to within three business fer, cashier’s check, the sale. The deposit bidder’s funds returned ney in fact, and the re- at the time of sale, with as to title, possession or property as of the record- properly apply the same. days after receipt of the bank official check or must be in the form of a and the trustee and cur- cord owner of the proper- the balance due by noon encumbrances. Bidders ing of the notice of de- Contractor shall provide amount bid. U.S. Postal money order cashier’s check or bank rent beneficiary shall not ty as of the recording of the following business must be prepared to ten- fault are Lee Mair and evidence of having suc- This Trustee's Sale may payable to Lundberg & official check payable to be liable to the success- the notice of default is day, at the office of the der the purchase price in Lorraine Mair. cessfully completed past be subject to a bankrupt- Associates. If wire trans- Lundberg & Associates. ful bidder for any dam- Cynthia A. Woodbrey. Trustee. At the west the amount bid within 24 The sale is subject to a projects using the above cy filing, a payoff, a rein- fer is used, an additional The balance must be in age. The sale is subject to a main entrance, north hours of the sale by bankruptcy filing, a pay- mentioned asphalt emul- statement or any other $10.00 must be remitted the form of a wire trans- Bidders must tender to bankruptcy filing, a pay- steps to the Tooele cashiers check. off, a reinstatement or sion. Contractor shall be condition that would with the purchase price. fer, cashier’s check, the trustee a $5,000.00 off, a reinstatement or county District Court, 47 The address of the prop- any other condition of responsible for traffic cause the cancellation of Cash payments are not bank official check or deposit at the sale and any other condition of S. Main Tooele Utah all erty is purported to be which the trustee is not control and notification of this sale. Further, if any accepted. A trustee’s U.S. Postal money order the balance of the pur- which the trustee is not right, title and interest 429 Brook Ave., Tooele, aware that would cause affected residents. See of these conditions exist, deed will be delivered to payable to Lundberg & chase price by 12:00 aware that would cause conveyed to and now UT 84074 more particu- the cancellation of the the Specifications for de- this sale will be null and the successful bidder Associates. If wire trans- noon the day following the cancellation of the held by it under said larly described as fol- sale. If any such condi- tailed information. void, the successful bidd- within three business fer is used, an additional the sale. The deposit sale. If any such condi- Deed of Trust in the lows: tion exists, the sale shall The project is to be com- er's funds shall be re- days after receipt of the $10.00 must be remitted must be in the form of a tion exists, the sale shall property situated in said LOT 21, BLOCK 2, VAL- be void, the successful pleted by 15 Aug, 2005. turned, and the Trustee amount bid. with the purchase price. cashier’s check or bank be void, the successful County and State descri- LEY VIEW SUBDIVI- bidder’s funds returned The Contract Documents and the beneficiary shall DATED: April 22, 2005. Cash payments are not official check payable to bidder’s funds returned bed as: Lot 219, Carr SION OF TOOELE and the trustee and cur- are on file at the Tooele not be liable to the suc- Scott Lundberg, Trust- accepted. A trustee’s Lundberg & Associates. and the trustee and cur- fork subdivision plat two, CITY, ACCORDING TO rent beneficiary shall not County Department of cessful bidder for any ee deed will be delivered to The balance must be in rent beneficiary shall not according to the official THE OFFICIAL PLAT be liable to the success- Engineering, 47 South damages. 3269 South Main, #100 the successful bidder the form of a wire trans- be liable to the success- plat thereof on file and of THEREOF, ON FILE ful bidder for any dam- Main, Tooele, Utah DATED: April 14, 2005 Salt Lake City, UT within three business fer, cashier’s check, ful bidder for any dam- record in the Tooele AND OF RECORD IN age. 84074, where they may FIRST SOUTHWEST- 84115 days after receipt of the bank official check (credit age. county recorder's office. THE TOOELE COUNTY Bidders must tender to be obtained by prospec- ERN TITLE AGENCY (801) 263-3400 amount bid. union official checks are Bidders must tender to The street address and RECORDER'S OFFICE. the trustee a $5,000.00 tive bidders. Bidders OF UTAH, INC. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. DATED: April 22, 2005. not accepted) or U.S. the trustee a $5,000.00 other common designa- 10-041-0-0045 deposit at the sale and must visit the site prior to LORETTA K. POCH, – 5:00 p.m. Scott Lundberg, Trust- Postal money order pay- deposit at the sale and tion of the real property The undersigned dis- the balance of the pur- submitting a bid. Asst. Vice President L&A Case No. 04-50007 ee able to Lundberg & As- the balance of the pur- described above is pur- claims liability for any er- chase price by 12:00 Each bidder must submit Successor Trustee Team C/SS 3269 South Main, #100 sociates. If wire transfer chase price by 12:00 ported to be: 963 North ror in the address. The noon the day following a bid bond from an ap- 102 West 500 South, THIS COMMUNICATION Salt Lake City, UT is used, an additional noon the day following 1300 East Tooele UT record owner(s) of the the sale. The deposit proved surety company Suite 300 IS AN ATTEMPT TO 84115 $10.00 must be remitted the sale. The deposit 84074. Estimated Total property as of the record- must be in the form of a on a form provided here- Salt Lake City, UT COLLECT A DEBT, AND (801) 263-3400 with the purchase price. must be in the form of a Debt as of May 31, 2005 ing of the Notice of De- cashier’s check or bank in; or in lieu thereof, 84101 ANY INFORMATION Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Cash payments are not cashier’s check or bank is $153,890.50. The un- fault is RAMONA R. official check payable to cash, certified check, or (Published in the Tran- OBTAINED WILL BE – 5:00 p.m. accepted. A trustee’s official check payable to dersigned Trustee dis- HURST. Lundberg & Associates. cashier’s check for not script Bulletin May 3, 10 USED FOR THAT PUR- L&A Case No. 05-50476 deed will be delivered to Lundberg & Associates. claims any liability for This sale is for the pur- The balance must be in less than 5% of the total & 17, 2005) POSE. Team B/SR the successful bidder The balance must be in any incorrectness of the pose of paying obliga- the form of a wire trans- of the amount bid, made (Published in the Tran- THIS COMMUNICATION within three business the form of a wire trans- street address and other tions secured by said fer, cashier’s check, payable to Tooele Coun- NOTICE OF TRUST- script Bulletin April 26, IS AN ATTEMPT TO days after receipt of the fer, cashier’s check, common designation, if Deed of Trust including bank official check or ty, as evidence of good EE'S SALE May 3 & 10, 2005) COLLECT A DEBT, AND amount bid. bank official check or any, shown herein. Said fees, charges and ex- U.S. Postal money order faith and a guarantee The following described ANY INFORMATION DATED: April 29, 2005. U.S. Postal money order sale will be made without penses of Trustee, ad- payable to Lundberg & that if awarded the con- property will be sold at NOTICE OF TRUST- OBTAINED WILL BE Scott Lundberg, Trust- payable to Lundberg & covenant or warranty, vances, if any, under the Associates. If wire trans- tract, the bidder will exe- public auction to the EE'S SALE USED FOR THAT PUR- ee Associates. If wire trans- express or implied, re- terms of said Deed of fer is used, an additional cute the contract and fur- highest bidder at the The following described POSE. 3269 South Main, #100 fer is used, an additional garding title, possession, Trust, interest thereon $10.00 must be remitted nish payment and per- West Main Entrance, property will be sold at (Published in the Tran- Salt Lake City, UT $10.00 must be remitted condition or encumbran- and the unpaid principal with the purchase price. formance bonds in the North Steps, Tooele public auction to the script Bulletin April 26, 84115 with the purchase price. ces, including fees, of the note secured by Cash payments are not amount of 100% of the County Courthouse, 47 highest bidder at the May 3 & 10, 2005) (801) 263-3400 Cash payments are not charges and expenses of said Deed of Trust with accepted. A trustee’s bid price. The right to re- South Main Street, West Main Entrance, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. accepted. A trustee’s the Trustee and of the interest thereon as in deed will be delivered to ject any or all bids is re- NOTICE OF TRUST- Tooele, Utah, on May 26, North Steps, Tooele – 5:00 p.m. deed will be delivered to trusts created by said said note and by law pro- the successful bidder served by Tooele Coun- EE'S SALE 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of County Courthouse, 47 L&A Case No. 05-50677 the successful bidder Deed of Trust, to pay the vided. within three business ty. The following described said day, for the purpose South Main Street, Team B/CR within three business remaining principal sums DATED this 25th day of days after receipt of the Any additional informa- property will be sold at of foreclosing a trust Tooele, Utah, on May 26, THIS COMMUNICATION days after receipt of the of the note(s) secured by April, 2005. amount bid. tion may be secured public auction to the deed originally executed 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of IS AN ATTEMPT TO amount bid. said Deed of Trust. The BRYAN W. CANNON DATED: April 12, 2005. from the Tooele County highest bidder at the on October 26, 2001 by said day, for the purpose COLLECT A DEBT, AND DATED: April 29, 2005. current beneficiary of the 8619 South Sandy Scott Lundberg, Trust- Department of Engineer- West Main Entrance, Dena J. Richardson, as of foreclosing a trust ANY INFORMATION Scott Lundberg, Trust- Trust Deed as of the Parkway ee ing, (435)843-3160. North Steps, Tooele trustor, in favor of Pure deed originally executed OBTAINED WILL BE ee date of this notice is: Building A, Suite 111 3269 South Main, #100 Dated this 21st day of County Courthouse, 47 Utah Mortgage, LLC, on June 3, 1999 by Mark USED FOR THAT PUR- 3269 South Main, #100 Mortgage Electronic Sandy, Utah 84070 Salt Lake City, UT April, 2005. South Main Street, covering the following re- L. Christiansen and Eliz- POSE. Salt Lake City, UT Registration Systems, www.cannonfirm.com 84115 TOOELE COUNTY DE- Tooele, Utah, on June 2, al property purported to abeth Marrie Harrison, (Published in the Tran- 84115 Inc.. The record owner of Office Hours: M-F 8am (801) 263-3400 PARTMENT OF ENGI- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of be located in Tooele as trustors, in favor of Ir- script Bulletin May 3, 10 (801) 263-3400 the property as of the re- – 5pm Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. NEERING said day, for the purpose County at 232 North 5th win Mortgage Corpora- & 17, 2005) Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. cording of the Notice of Phone: (801) 255-7475 – 5:00 p.m. By Jim Lawrence, Di- of foreclosing a trust Street, Tooele, UT 84074 tion, covering the follow- – 5:00 p.m. Default is/are: Tracy O. Cannon File #2050102 L&A Case No. 05-40274 rector deed originally executed (the undersigned dis- ing real property purport- NOTICE OF TRUST- L&A Case No. 05-42938 Sillito. Dated: May 02, (Published in the Tran- Team A/CS (Published in the Tran- on August 2, 2004 by claims liability for any er- ed to be located in EE'S SALE Team C/HN 2005. James H Woodall script Bulletin April 26, THIS COMMUNICATION script Bulletin April 28 & Chenise L. Lentz and ror in the address), and Tooele County at 5975 The following described THIS COMMUNICATION 10653 River Front Park- May 3 & 10, 2005) IS AN ATTEMPT TO May 3, 2005) Joe Lentz, as trustors, in more particularly descri- Yachtsman Lane, Stans- property will be sold at IS AN ATTEMPT TO way, Suite 290 South COLLECT A DEBT, AND favor of Mortgage Elec- bed as: bury Park, UT 84074 (the public auction to the COLLECT A DEBT, AND Jordan UT 84095 (801) SECOND AMENDED ANY INFORMATION THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- tronic Registration Sys- All of Lot 4, Block 123, undersigned disclaims li- highest bidder at the ANY INFORMATION 254-9450 (800) 245- NOTICE OF TRUST- OBTAINED WILL BE TRICT COURT, STATE tems, Inc., as nominee Plat "C", according to the ability for any error in the West Main Entrance, OBTAINED WILL BE 1886 (Hotline) Hours: EE'S SALE USED FOR THAT PUR- OF UTAH, TOOELE for Accredited Home official plat thereof, as re- address), and more par- North Steps, Tooele USED FOR THAT PUR- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. The following described POSE. COUNTY, TOOELE DE- Lenders, Inc., its succes- corded in the office of the ticularly described as: County Courthouse, 47 POSE. Signature/by: James H. property will be sold at (Published in the Tran- PARTMENT sors and assigns, cover- County Recorder of said Lot 46, LAKESIDE SUB- South Main Street, (Published in the Tran- Woodall, Trustee public auction to the script Bulletin April 19, MILLPOND HOME- ing the following real County. DIVISION NO. 3, accord- Tooele, Utah, on June 2, script Bulletin May 3, 10 R-118147 highest bidder at the 26 & May 3, 2005) OWNERS property purported to be Together with all the im- ing to the official plat 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of & 17, 2005) (Published in the Tran- West Main Entrance, ASSOCIATION, INC., located in Tooele County provements now or here- thereof, as recorded in said day, for the purpose script Bulletin May 3, 10 North Steps, Tooele Plaintiff, at 11 Quebec Circle, Public Notices after erected on the the office of the County of foreclosing a trust NOTICE OF TRUST- & 17, 2005) County Courthouse, 47 vs. property, and all ease- Recorder. Tooele, UT 84074 (the deed originally executed EE’S SALE South Main Street, Miscellaneous SANDRA MOORE, Together with all the im- undersigned disclaims li- NOTICE OF TRUST- Tooele, Utah, on May 18, ments, appurtenances, on March 7, 2003 by APN: 12-023-0-0219 Deadline for public no- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S provements now or here- ability for any error in the EE’S SALE 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of and fixtures now or here- Cynthia A. Woodbrey, as Trust No. 1073495-07 tices is 4 p.m. the day SALE OF REAL PROP- after erected on the address), and more par- The following described said day, for the purpose after a part of the proper- trustor, in favor of Mort- Ref: Tracy O. Sillito TRA: prior to publication. ERTY property, and all ease- ticularly described as: property will be sold at of foreclosing a trust ty. gage Electronic Registra- Loan No. 0017040171. Public notices submit- Civil No. 040301198 ments, appurtenances, Lot 26, EAST HIGH- public auction to the deed originally executed The current beneficiary tion Systems, Inc., as IMPORTANT NOTICE ted past the deadline Defendant, and fixtures now or here- LANDS NO. 3 SUBDIVI- highest bidder on May on March 28, 2001 by of the trust deed is Na- nominee for BNC Mort- TO PROPERTY OWN- will not be accepted. To be sold at Sheriff’s tional City Mortgage Co. after a part of the proper- SION, a subdivision of gage, Inc., its successors ER: YOU ARE IN DE- 23, 2005 at 12:15 p.m. at Lee Mair and Lorraine Sale on the 24th day of and the record owner of ty. Tooele City, according to and assigns, covering FAULT UNDER A DEED the North West Main En- Mair, as trustors, in favor NOTICE TO BIDDERS May, 2005, A.D., at the the property as of the re- The current beneficiary the official plat thereof, the following real proper- OF TRUST, DATED trance to the TOOELE of Mortgage Electronic Sealed proposals for the hour of 10:30 a.m., at the cording of the notice of of the trust deed is The recorded in the office of ty purported to be locat- September 25, 2003. County Courthouse, 47 Registration Systems, application of Type II North door of the Public default is Dena J. Ri- Bank of New York, as the County Recorder of ed in Tooele County at UNLESS YOU TAKE SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE, Inc., covering the follow- Slurry Seal to selected Safety Complex, rear en- chardson. Trustee, with Select Port- Tooele County, Utah. 154 Country Club Drive, ACTION TO PROTECT UT 84074, in the County ing real property purport- roads in Stansbury Park, trance, 47 South Main, The sale is subject to a folio Servicing, Inc. as at- Together with all the im- Stansbury Park, UT YOUR PROPERTY, IT of TOOELE by BRYAN ed to be located in Utah will be received by Tooele City, Tooele bankruptcy filing, a pay- torney-in-fact, and the re- provements now or here- 84074 (the undersigned MAY BE SOLD AT A W. CANNON, as Suc- Tooele County at 573 the Tooele County De- County, State of Utah, all off, a reinstatement or cord owners of the prop- after erected on the disclaims liability for any PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU cessor Trustee, and West 400 South, Tooele, partment of Engineering the right, title and interest any other condition of erty as of the recording property, and all ease- error in the address), and NEED AN EXPLANA- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE UT 84074 (the under- 47 South Main, Tooele, of the Defendant(s) San- which the trustee is not of the notice of default ments, appurtenances, more particularly descri- TION OF THIS PRO- CORPORATION III, cur- signed disclaims liability Utah 84074, until dra Moore in and to the aware that would cause are Mark L. Christiansen and fixtures now or here- bed as: CEEDING, YOU rent Beneficiary, under for any error in the ad- 10:00am, 20 May 2005, following described real the cancellation of the and Elizabeth Marrie after a part of the proper- Lot 49, COUNTRY CLUB SHOULD CONTACT A the Deed of Trust dated dress), and more particu- and at that time publicly property situated in sale. If any such condi- Harrison. ty. NO. 1 SUBDIVISION, a LAWYER. On May 31, September 11, 2002, larly described as: opened. Tooele County, State of tion exists, the sale shall The sale is subject to a The current beneficiary Subdivision of Tooele 2005, at 4:30 PM, James made by RAMONA R. All of Lot 52, SCOTTS- The approximate area to Utah, to wit: be void, the successful bankruptcy filing, a pay- of the trust deed is Mort- County, according to the H Woodall, as duly ap- HURST, as Trustor re- DALE SUBDIVISION of be slurry sealed is 58 Millpond, Stansbury bidder’s funds returned off, a reinstatement or gage Electronic Registra- official plat thereof on file pointed Trustee under a corded September 17, Tooele City, according to 70,000 square yards. Park, Utah 84074 and the trustee and cur- any other condition of tion Systems, Inc., as and of record in the Deed of Trust recorded 2002 as Entry No. the official plat thereof, The general require- Dated and signed at rent beneficiary shall not which the trustee is not nominee for Accredited Tooele County Record- September 26, 2003, as 187502 in Book 780 at on file and of record in ments of the work are to: Tooele City, Tooele be liable to the success- aware that would cause Home Lenders, Inc., its er's Office. Instrument No. 210929, page 489 of official re- the Tooele County Re- Clean and prepare road County, State of Utah, ful bidder for any dam- the cancellation of the successors and assigns, Together with all the im- in Book 893, Page 275, cords of TOOELE coun- corder's office. and parking lot surfaces this 28th day of April, age. sale. If any such condi- and the record owner of provements now or here- of the Official Records in ty, given to secure in- Together with all the im- to receive an emulsified 2005, A.D. Bidders must tender to tion exists, the sale shall the property as of the re- after erected on the the office at the County debtedness in favor of provements now or here- asphalt slurry seal treat- Sheriff Frank J. Park the trustee a $5,000.00 be void, the successful cording of the notice of property, and all ease- Recorder of Tooele HOUSEHOLD FINANCE after erected on the ment. Apply slurry seal to Tooele County, Utah deposit at the sale and bidder’s funds returned default is Chenise L. ments, appurtenances, County, State of Utah, CORPORATION III by property, and all ease- prepared road surfaces. (Published in the Tran- the balance of the pur- and the trustee and cur- Lentz. and fixtures now or here- executed by Tracy O. Sil- reason of certain obliga- ments, appurtenances, Slurry seal shall be Type script Bulletin May 3, 10 chase price by 12:00 rent beneficiary shall not The sale is subject to a after a part of the proper- lito, A Married Woman, tions secured thereby. and fixtures now or here- II. The asphalt emulsion & 17, 2005) noon the day following be liable to the success- bankruptcy filing, a pay- ty. will sell at public auction Notice of Default was re- after a part of the proper- used in the slurry seal the sale. The deposit ful bidder for any dam- off, a reinstatement or The current beneficiary to highest bidder, paya- corded January 24, 2005 ty. shall be CQS-1h. Con- age. any other condition of as Entry No. 235033 of The current beneficiary Make use of your stored wheat, rice, canned fruit o you etables. To prevent microorgan- 1/2 teaspoon thyme 1 teaspoon nutmeg again. Hot Apple Punch h a v e ism growth, reconstitute dried 1 cup raw brown rice 1 tablespoon cinnamon • Apples that have begun to 1 gallon apple cider or apple Sbeen dili- fruits and vegetables in the refrig- 2 tablespoons salad oil 1 cup nuts (optional) shrivel are still suitable for pies, juice gent in storing erator. One cup of dried fruit will 1 cup (1/2 pound) shredded 1 cup raisins (optional) cobblers or applesauce. 1 (6 oz.) can frozen lemonade away food and yield approximately 1 1/2 cups of carrots Blend fruit in blender. Mix Apple pie concentrate now you have reconstituted fruit. One cup of 1/2 cup chopped onion with sugar and oil. Add dry ingre- 6 to 8 tart apples, pared, cored, 1 (6 oz) can frozen orange accumulated 1 crushed garlic clove dried vegetable will yield approx- dients and, if desired, nuts and/or thinly sliced (6 cups) (or 1 quart juice concentrate bottled fruit, 1 cup (1/4 pound) sliced zuc- imately 2 cups of reconstituted raisins. Pour batter in a 9 by 13 bottled pie filling) 1 quart water or more to taste. dry grains and chini inch pan, bake at 350 degrees for vegetable. Cook reconstituted 3/4 to 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup brown sugar an assortment 1/2 cup chopped green pepper about 50 minutes or until done. fruits and vegetables in the water 2 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon whole cloves of other foods. in which they were soaked. 1 large tomato cubed Frost with cream cheese icing. 3/4 teaspoon ground cinna- 1 tablespoon whole allspice or As last week’s Diane Sagers Hamburger Wheat 2 cups shredded Swiss cheese Easy apple treats column point- CORRESPONDENT To boiling chicken broth, add mon two sticks cinnamon Casserole These could be made with 3/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg Tie spices in bag. Add to com- ed out, there herbs and rice, reduce to low. either stored fresh or reconsti- is wisdom in 1 pound hamburger Cook to absorb liquid – about 45 Pie pastry bined ingredients. Cover and Homefront 1/2 onion chopped tuted apples. If apples are not tart, sprin- simmer gently for 20 minutes. storing foods, minutes. • A grated raw apple mixed and there is 1 teaspoon salt kle with one to two tablespoons (May use slow cooker to main- Heat oil and sauté onion and with lemon juice goes well with wisdom in using and rotating Dash pepper lemon juice. Combine dry ingre- tain heat.) Remove spice bag and garlic to tender (about 5 min- meat. them. The things we already use 2 cups boiling water dients and mix with apples. Fill discard. Serve hot. Makes about utes) Grease a two-quart dish. • Pork roast is excellent with a often like bottled fruits, flour, 3/4 cup cracked wheat pastry with apple mixture and 24 cups punch. Combine everything but cheese. sauce made of one part horserad- rice, etc. are easy, but families 1 can tomato soup (any type of add top crust. Sprinkle with Note: You may omit lemon- Put 1/2 of mixture in a dish. Layer ish to four parts applesauce. are less familiar with ways to canned soup will do) all but 4 tablespoons cheese. Add sugar and cut slits to allow steam ade, orange juice, and sugar and • For a European sort of des- use some of the foods that store 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning rest of mixture. Sprinkle remain- to escape. Bake at 400 for 15 min- simply heat juice with spices or sert, slice bright red apples and best. As promised last week, I am Brown onions and meat in fry- ing cheese over top. utes then reduce temperature to spread with cream cheese or with two tablespoons cinnamon including a few recipes to get you ing pan in a little oil. Add salt and Bake 30 minutes at 350 degrees. 350 for 45 minutes more. Camembert and serve after din- candies. started. Later this month, I will pepper. Pour boiling water over Makes six to eight servings. ner. Apple crumb pie Despite a well-planned food include dry bean recipes. cereal. Add to meat. Add soup Any Old Bottle of Fruit Make pie as above, but leave storage and rotation program, and poultry seasoning and mix • Make a quick flavored yogurt Dried fruits, vegetables Cake by mixing plain yogurt and grated off top pie crust. occasionally a bottle of fruit Dried fruits and vegetables thoroughly. Place in a greased 1/3 cup sugar remains on the shelf for too long. casserole and bake for 1 hour to 1 quart of any bottled fruit, apple. may be reconstituted (restoring 1/2 cup light brown sugar, firm- It may turn dark and look unap- 1 hour 20 minutes at 300 to 325 juice and all • Spread apple slices with pea- moisture) by soaking the food nut butter for children’s snacks. ly packed petizing despite the fact that the degrees. 2 cups sugar in water. Time for reconstituting 1 cup oil • When apples begin to shrivel, 1 cup flour bottle remained sealed and is will depend on the size and shape Meatless Brown Rice 4 cups flour (scooped, not wet them and place them in a Instead of using the top pastry perfectly safe to eat. What to of the food and the food itself. Casserole sifted) plastic bag. Close the bag tightly crust on the above pie, sprinkle do with it? This recipe makes a Allow eight hours to reconstitute 3 cups chicken broth 4 teaspoons soda and place it in the refrigerator. the following mixture over it. very moist spice cake and can most dried fruits, but only about 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon salt The apples will reabsorb mois- Bake at 400 degrees for 45 to 55 be made with any sort of bottled two hours for most dried veg- 1/2 teaspoon basil 1 teaspoon cloves ture and become more crisp minutes. fruit either new or old.