www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele County’s Person of the Year a savvy elected official, and cancer survivor See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN January 24, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 70 50 cents Teenager Cool Cruising Scientists ecstatic arrested about cosmic dust in knifing Some particles larger than expected by Jesse Fruhwirth by Mark Watson The Stardust capsule touched STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER down safely early on Jan. 15 A violent scuffle in a south- Microscopic specks of dust in the west desert. The con- side Tooele home led to charges are creating an enormous tents were temporarily held at of attempted homicide Sunday. amount of excitement for NASA Dugway Proving Ground until A young man and a juvenile — scientists. being sent to Johnson Space described by police as a runaway Researchers who opened Center. — stand accused of attacking with the Stardust capsule last week During a seven-year voyage a knife and pool cue the man who at Johnson Space Center in the spacecraft swooped past the had given them temporary shelter. Houston are ecstatic with their Comet Wild 2 in 2004 and used According to Tooele Police Lt. findings. Some of cosmic specks, a tennis-racket-sized collector Steve Newkirk, the fight broke which will be analyzed to learn containing a gel-like material to out when 36-year-old Quenten more about the origins of the snatch dust from space. Christensen asked or demanded solar system, are larger than Among the scientists who that 18-year-old Chris Weston and expected, according to lead sci- are impressed with the pres- the 16-year-old juvenile leave his entist Donald Brownlee ervation of the cosmic dust home. “That’s why we’re jumping up and the Stardust mission is for- “[Weston] brandished a knife and down,” Brownlee said. “We mer Tooele resident Dr. Carol and tried to assault [Christensen],” were totally overwhelmed by Stoker, principal investigator Newkirk said. “While [Weston] the ability to actually see this.” for the Mars Analog Technology was going after him the 16 year Most of the particles, however, Experiment. She works at old assaulted him with a pool cue. are too small to see with the “The victim received a minor naked eye. SEE STARDUST ON A5 stab wound, very minor. He refused medical treatment,” Newkirk said. “[Weston] had minor injuries and was taken to the hospital then Substitute arrested booked on charges of attempted homicide ... The 16 year old fled the house and was later arrested for aggravated assault.” for sexual encounter Weston’s injuries were from a flashlight that Christensen used to “defend himself against the attack.” with THS student “It started over a dispute in the house, some name calling and by Jesse Fruhwirth Transcript-Bulletin has a policy something to that effect,” Newkirk STAFF WRITER to not identify victims of sex said. “[Christensen] was attempt- A Tooele High School substi- crimes. ing to kick [Weston] out of the photography / Troy Boman tute teacher has been arrested Despite having first met in Tooelean Alberto Wachterdorff and his 2-year-old son Santiago make some turns on a scooter on felony charges for allegedly the classroom, the alleged crimi- Tuesday morning in Tooele. Fog and haze are expected to increase toward the end of the week. engaging in sexual activity with nal activity happened off school SEE STABBING ON A2 a 17-year-old student. grounds after school time. Cameo Patch, 29, was arrest- According to the police state- ed last Friday after an interview ment, at the police station. At the time “... [Patch] and the juve- Rep. Bishop touts BRAC, PFS victories of her arrest, police had already nile met in a local restaurant, interviewed the student who is exchanged phone numbers, and by Jesse Fruhwirth lobbyist Jack Abramoff was men- were BRAC and Cedar,” Bishop consortium of nuclear energy pro- not facing any charges. arranged to meet to talk later in STAFF WRITER tioned by the crowd as much as any said of the Base Realignment and ducers that plans to store nuclear According to a police infor- the evening. During the course Rep. Rob Bishop visited Tooele other issue. Closure Commission and the Cedar waste on the Skull Valley Goshute mant that instigated the inves- of the meeting between the two, County last week. He greeted over Bishop will head back to the Mountain Wilderness Area. reservation. tigation, Patch “performed oral sexual activity between [Patch] 30 residents at his “Town Hall” nation’s capital at the end of the “Sometimes you want to savor Bishop is also proud of his sex” on the student and did and the juvenile occurred.” meeting at the Lake Point fire sta- month when the second session of for awhile and say, ‘we did it,’” he involvement in BRAC discussions. not have sexual intercourse. Police declined to say if Patch tion. the 109th Congress convenes. He said. The commission threatened to The informant also alleged that admitted to the activity but that Those in attendance asked the said he appreciates input from his Victory was recently achieved close or deplete military installa- Patch had paid special attention the probable cause for the arrest representative about recent and constituents as he heads back to on creating the wilderness area. tions throughout Utah’s first con- to the student in class prior to was determined “through fur- controversial Supreme Court deci- Washington, D.C. Bishop sponsored the bill that cre- gressional district, but Bishop took the incident. ther interviews with the 17 year sions, natural gas prices, Social He had plenty of good news to ated the bill that effectively banned credit for successful promotion of Revealing the police infor- old and [Patch], that sexual Security reform and private bring home to Utah. a proposed rail spur through the mant’s identity would identify accounts. Disgraced Republican “A year ago the two big issues valley by Private Fuel Storage, a SEE BISHOP ON A3 the alleged victim. The Tooele SEE PATCH ON A2 New parking strip ordinance tackles Radio celebrity dilemma for Tooele City homeowners by Mark Watson ment is now available at Tooele those strips. They’re hard to water to Chamber: STAFF WRITER City Hall. and snowplows spray salt in there Those strips of ground between “Parking strips have been a when they’re clearing the roads in sidewalks and roads in front of nightmare,” Councilman John the winter.” Hansen said. “Here we’re stress- After extensive research from ‘Preserve past’ houses and businesses are receiv- ing a lot of attention from Tooele ing water conservation and then new Public Works Director Cary by Karen Hunt City leaders. So much so that the we have a code on the books that Campbell, the city has come up Tooele City Council passed an states that the only thing accept- with an ordinance that lists mate- STAFF WRITER ordinance last week which lists able for parking strips is grass. A rials suitable for landscaping park The likeness of Doug Wright is expected to what can and cannot be used to lot of people would be in viola- bobble around Tooele County for a while. Two landscape those areas. The docu- tion. It’s tough to grow grass in SEE STRIPS ON A2 dolls of the man we can almost call our “home- town boy done good” were purchased at a charity auction for a total of $1200. Decades after radio celebrity Wright started his Give your two cents on quarter design career at KDYL radio station in Tooele, his very own bobble head dolls are here to stay. by Jesse Fruhwirth they sought designs that would children, simplicity of design KSL talk show and movie show commenta- STAFF WRITER impress with simplicity. and collectability. tor Doug Wright has many memories of Tooele Three proposed designs for The three designs include a “We looked at what other County from when he was young — visiting grand- Utah’s quarter were unveiled last beehive, two train engines meet- states had and what we liked parents, working at KDYL radio station, talking to week. The governor will have the ing at Promontory Point and a about them,” Hunt said. old-timers. He told Tooele County Chamber of final say on which design will be snowboarder soaring across a Some that most impressed the Commerce members at St. Marguerites Saturday chosen for the 50 State Quarters mountain backdrop. commission were the quarters it felt good to be back. program. A month-long public “The U.S. Mint is encouraging from Connecticut that features “As a young 17-year-old kid working on my comment period may inform his children to collect coins and their state tree, Delaware embla- records around the Tooele Valley railroad I never decision a spokesperson for the learn about the states through zoned with Caesar Rodney riding would have dreamed I would have been here quarter design committee said. collecting,” she said. a horse to the first Continental tonight,” Wright said. Margaret Hunt, director In choosing the designs, the Congress and Texas that epito- photography / Kari Scribner As keynote speaker at the Installation banquet of the Utah Arts Council and commission followed the crite- mizes simplicity with a simple Each Doug Wright bobble head doll sold for $600 at the chairperson for the Utah ria of uniqueness to Utah, his- the Chamber of Commerce banquet Saturday. SEE WRIGHT ON A2 State Quarter Commission, said torical significance, appeal to SEE QUARTERS ON A3

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Mostly clear with patchy fog OBITUARIES A7 DOINGS B2 Dugway boys, Tooele girls tonight. Lows in the 20s. Mostly top county rivals in league play cloudy Wednesday. Highs in the TV LISTINGS A8 CROSSWORD B3 See A10 mid 30s. Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY January 24, 2006 ETCETERA ... Wright Area Ski Report ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: — following in the footsteps of Today...sunny. Highs at 8000 feet around Wed 40. Tonight...mostly clear in the evening 40/29 Larry H. Miller who spoke last then becoming partly cloudy. Lows at 8000 1/25 year about Miller Motor Sports feet in the mid 20s. A mainly sunny sky. High around Park, and the growth expected Alta — 118” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 40F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. hrs; 7/7 lifts open to come to the county — Wright Beaver Mountain — 82” mid mtn. 0” new took a different angle. Combined snow 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open Brian Head — 45” mid mtn. 0” new snow with his bits of wry humor and 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open Thu 41/29 biographical accounts, he made Brighton — 108” mid mtn. 0” new snow 1/26 two political statements. last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open The Canyons — 80” mid mtn. 0” new Mostly cloudy. Highs in the low First, Wright emphasized the snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open 40s and lows in the upper 20s. past is something that county Deer Valley — 85” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open residents should hold onto. Park City — 86” mid mtn. 0” new snow “I know we can’t save every- 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open Fri thing, but we ought to save what Powder Mountain — 106” mid mtn; 1” 37/20 new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open 1/27 we can,” Wright said. Snowbasin — 96” mid mtn. 0” new snow Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the With Tooele as one of the 48 hrs; 8/12 lifts open low 40s and lows in the upper 20s. fastest growing counties in the Snowbird — 107” mid mtn. 0” new snow 48 hrs; 10/11 lifts open state, he said he hopes the coun- Solitude — 108” mid mtn; 0” new snow ty takes care to preserve the old last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open houses and buildings. Sundance — 64” mid mtn. 0” new snow Sat 37/26 48 hrs; 4/4 lifts open 1/28 “Like the antique people say Wolf Mountain — 85” mid mtn. 0” new you never regret the antique snow 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open Rain and snow showers. Highs in the upper 30s and lows in the low you buy, but you always regret 20s. the antique you don’t buy,” he quipped. Temps/Precipitation Wright remembers fresh baked bread on Broadway, Date High Low (prec./inches) Sun 35/24 Jan. 19 33 28 1.18 1/29 friends he made working for Tooele’s old radio station, the Jan. 20 20 41 trace More clouds than sun. Highs in the photography / Kari Scribner Jan. 21 43 23 trace upper 30s and lows in the mid 20s. train that always made the KSL radio celebrity Doug Wright talked to the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce about the importance Jan. 22 35 20 record skip and the old-timers of historic preservation Saturday night. Jan. 23 39 14 ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service who told him stories of how Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer things used to be. ist?” he said. Wright was busy learning museum today and would have for the National Weather Service, reports Subscriber Service He said it’s partly because of No one in the audience raised about history and broadcasting been then, come to think of it,” that his recording station at 139 S. Main If you haven’t received those stories by Tooele old-tim- their hand. Wright said the in Tooele County before he even Wright said. received 1.18 inches of precipitation ers he realizes the importance graduated from high school. After working for a time, between Jan. 19 and Jan. 23 and a total your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Native Americans have lived of holding onto the past. Their After getting thrown out of Wright did go back and earn his of 2.33 so far this month. The normal for please call 882-0050 and our cus- here hundreds of years and our tones would get nostalgic as Skyline High School for growing high school diploma. January is 1.07 inches. tomer representative will assist families have been here since For the water year, which began Oct. they talked of historic buildings a mustache, he sat down with a “My belated diploma had you. Customer service hours on 1840 or 50. 1, 2005, Tooele has received 5.18 inches of that once stood and stressed counselor who asked him what my family so elated they didn’t Tuesday and Thursday nights “I think we know how to take precipitation. The normal for the year is that residents of today will like- he wanted to do when he grew know whether to laugh or cry,” 18.49 inches of precipitation. are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. care of our own state,” Wright wise regret it if they don’t pre- said, decrying the idea that Utah up. He said he wanted to be a Wright said. serve the history already here. should be a national forest. “I radio DJ. Wright said that coun- Today, Wright’s name has He said he has seen that regret am really alarmed at outside selor changed his life by taking been synonymous with KSL can be planted in parking strips in other communities that have influences,” he added. him seriously and putting him in Newsradio 1160 for two decades. Strips that are a minimum of four feet torn down beloved old build- Wright said it was in Tooele touch with a man who got him His show is a favorite with lis- ings. that he first gained a love of min- the chance to DJ at KUER at teners statewide. continued from page A1 wide. Typically, spacing between trees should be at least 25 feet. He expressed respect for ing history from exploring old the University of Utah as a high The Doug Wright Show on KSL strips. Grass is now one of the Trees the city suggests for what is already being done at mining towns like Mercur and school student. Newsradio 102.7 FM and 1160 least favorite alternatives for a parking strips should not grow the Benson Grist Mill, the Tooele Ophir. He even tried unsuccess- At age 17, Wright jokes he just AM provides a forum for com- community seeking to conserve high or reach a large trunk diam- County Railroad Museum, the fully to buy a home in Ophir. It happened to walk into KDYL munity leaders and listeners to water. eter. Most can be planted beneath Donner Reed Museum, and the was in Tooele he said he learned radio in Tooele looking for a job voice their opinions. On Fridays, City leaders believe they need power lines. Suggested trees for Firefighters Museum. to love the west desert, the Pony when the entire crew had quit. Wright hosts “The Movie Show,” a park strip ordinance because park strips include Hedge Maple, Second, Wright expressed a Express route, Ibapah, Gold Hill, The old radio station was from 10 a.m. -12 p.m. many citizens have expressed a Amur Maple, Bigtooth Maple, pet peeve. Iosepa, Settlement Canyon, and located above Tiny Tims Hobby Wright is the recipient of four desire to have a personal choice in Pagerback Maple, Tararian Maple, “We all love the land. Does characters who lived out there House, by the railroad that ran Clio Award nominations nation- selecting a variety of landscaping Red Buckeye, Eastern Redbud, anyone here not love the land? such as Gov. George Dean and along Vine St. Every time a train ally recognizing him for his cre- features for their yards and would Washington Hawthorn, English Does anyone here not consider Porter Rockwell. went by the records skipped. ative talents. also like to continue those choices Hawthorn, Cockspur Hawthorn, themselves an environmental- “It would be a broadcast e-mail: [email protected] to the park strip. At the same time, Goldenraintree, Flowering Tooele City would like to prevent Crabapple, Canada Red Cherry, some organic and inorganic mate- Japanese Tree Lilac, Flowering Cundick would be a class B mis- arrested. Beehive Bail Bonds rials from being placed in public Cherry and Flowering Plum. Patch demeanor of either sodomy or was listed as paying her, the park strips. The city also wants to If a homeowner’s parking strip continued from page A1 fornication. amount of which was not avail- make it easy to access utility lines becomes a nuisance to others, the Those misdemeanor infrac- able. and provide adequate drainage. city could take action against the contact had occurred between tions are rarely if ever enforced, Patch is scheduled to have the two individuals on Tuesday, Councilman Steve Bevan said land owner through its nuisance Cundick said. Supporting his her initial appearance in court January 17th.” he likes using concrete for those ordinance. City Attorney Roger statement, the Utah Sentencing on Feb. 6. Patch was charged with the strips. The new policy reads: Baker said fines become greater Commission excludes both third-degree felony of “unlawful e-mail: [email protected] “Anyone wishing to fill in park as homeowners ignore the situa- infractions on its official sex sexual conduct with a 16 or 17 strips with concrete or other imper- tion. The progression includes a crimes sentencing guidelines. year old,” Patch was originally vious material will be required to warning, $50 fine, $200 fine and The Tooele County School Tooele charged by police with a class A obtain a building permit from the finally a $500 fine. misdemeanor for lewdness. District released a statement Community Development Division Nuisance areas in the past have Prosecutor Dave Cundick saying “the District has removed and must provide at least 15 per- been larger areas that are over- Cameo Patch said all indications are that the [Patch] from the substitute “We Are Your Neighborhood cent of the park strip with organic grown with weeds, piles of trash Family Theatre” act was consensual. of the sexual conduct.” pool.” or inorganic materials, which will and abandoned vehicles. The law that Patch is accused Likewise, had the victim Patch could face as much 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. allow for percolation of water. “There are three tracks we could of breaking would not apply reached his 18th birthday, felony as five years in prison for the (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 The document continues: follow. The first track would be were she just a few years young- charges would not apply either. felony. Tickets are now available online “Grasses and similar plant life criminal prosecution and charge at www.movieswest.com er. In order to be a felony, the If either age were slightly According to the Tooele planted in public park strips will the person with a Class B mis- adult must be “ten or more years different, the most that could County Detention Center, Patch be kept trimmed to less than six demeanor. Another track is civil th th older than the minor at the time be prosecuted according to was released the day she was Jan. 20 - 26 inches. Living plant materials, citations and a third track is an other than trees, to be planted in abatement where we go in, clean the public park strips will be limit- up a nuisance and have the hom- Chronicles of Narnia TOOELE ed to those plants that will achieve eowner pay through taxes,” Baker Your Complete TRANSCRIPT Dly: 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 a height of less than three feet or said. Stabbing Local News Source. ULLETIN Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 B Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45 will be kept trimmed to less that Planning Commission continued from page A1 (PG) three-feet high. Thorned plants or In other city council action the house.” * trees will not be allowed to be following people were appoint- Newkirk said he was not aware Hood Winked planted in public park strips.” ed to the Tooele City Planning of how the living arrangements Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Tooele City also will provide Commission: Robert Gowans, John came about. He described the rela- Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 home owners with a list of trees Curwen, Russell Winters, Gary tionship between the Christensen Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) acceptable for park strips. These Searle, Fran Garcia, Shawn Milne and his alleged attackers as are small trees which normally and Phillip Montano. Alternates “acquaintances.” * have a height and canopy spread of are Steven Dale and Ken Spence. “... the 16 year old was a run- Last Holiday not greater than 25 feet. The trees e-mail:[email protected] away from the Kearns area,” Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 Newkirk said. “[Weston] had been Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 living in the home the past three Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13) weeks and had been paying some ������ ������������ * ���������� rent. 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has any commercial identity or for final approval. After receiv- Quarters religious affiliation ... We sub- ing that stamp, the commission continued from page A1 mitted the [beehive] idea to the will invite public input through- U.S. Mint attorneys, they came out the month of March. state border outline and a star. back and said it had enough his- “There will be over 450 million She said South Carolina’s toric and secular use that they Utah coins minted,” Hunt said. quarter was cluttered. were comfortable with includ- “They will most likely be han- “There’s an outline of the ing it.” dled by every single American state, plus they have birds, plus And so it has been. and many people around the they have the state tree. It’s a “We passed their test,” she world.” really small surface you have to said. Created in September 2004, deal with,” she said. As the youngest state in the the commission members She said the seemingly natural nation with a median age of 27, received 5,000 concept sugges- choice of including Utah’s world Plus, superstition may have of northern of New Hampshire, hive design. The beehive is a she said the snowboard design tions from the general public, famous Delicate Arch among the made the Delicate Arch inclu- carved by natural erosion. The symbol for community and hard encapsulates the youth of Utah’s many of whom were children. final three was rejected because sion seem dangerous. “old man in the mountain” was work made popular by early “progressive” history. Gov. John Huntsman Jr. will rock formations are not “coin- “New Hampshire put a moun- a part of American Indian leg- Mormons and some Utahns have “We have a history of winter make the final decision later in able.” tain scene on the front of their ends and first discovered by complained the symbol is not sports. The first snowboard was the year. New Hampshire citizens in 1805. made in Utah in 1975, so it has There are two ways to give “Mountains and rock forma- quarter and then shortly after inclusive of the state’s diverse Featured on the New Hampshire both a historic and progressive the commission your input in tions just are not very coinable. the quarter was minted the face population. Hunt said the com- They just do not have a lot of of the mountain fell off,” Hunt quarter in 2000, the face col- appeal to it,” Hunt said. March: arts.utah.gov has an mission was sensitive to that online form to register your impact on the coin and they’re said. lapsed in 2003. She also noted the Salt Lake “We thought, ‘Gosh, do we concern. City Olympics in 2002 was the opinion; or you can write to not very attractive to coin col- The profile of a human face was want to jinx Delicate Arch that “We looked at that from the first of its kind to include snow- attn: State Quarter Commission, lectors,” she said. literally cast in the granite cliff way?’” very beginning because the Mint boarding in its competition. 617 E South Temple, Salt Lake Some eyebrows have raised has certain guidelines,” she said. These three designs are now City, Utah 84102. over the inclusion of the bee- “They don’t want anything that submitted to the U.S. Treasury e-mail: [email protected]

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photography / Jesse Fruhwirth ����������������������������������������� Utah Rep. Rob Bishop spoke personally with several people after his town hall meeting at the Lake Point fire station last week. alism. In Ashcroft v. Raich, the ��������������� Bishop Supreme Court of the United States continued from page A1 told California that the federal drug ����� outlaw of marijuana was supreme ��������� ���������������� Hill Airforce Base, Tooele Army to their state laws decriminalizing ��������� ���������������� Depot and Dugway Proving Ground medicinal marijuana. That case was �������������������������������� � that kept them from shutting their in 2004. Just two weeks ago and � ��������������������������� doors. decided in the opposite manner, in ��������� But neither victory is a done Gonzales v. Oregon the Supreme deal, Bishop said. Both are a part Court found that there was no com- ���� ������������������� of larger ongoing struggles. Now pelling reason for federal law to ������� ���� that PFS will not be able to build a trump state law regarding Oregon’s rail spur to transport nuclear waste unique “Death with Dignity” eutha- through Tooele County, they may ������������ nasia program. be able to bring it through Skull Bishop said federal law ought to Valley on trucks. That potential, trump state law in both those cases, ��������� �������������� ���������������������� ������ he said, puts the power back in the but don’t call him a fair-weather fed- hands of Utah state agencies. eralist. In both those cases, Bishop “Even though the state can’t bar said, the federal government has a ��������� �������������� ������������������� ������ them from using the road,” he said, “compelling reason” for interfering “they don’t have to improve it.” with states issues, but in so many He said the next round in the other arenas the feds ought to just ������� �������������� ������������������������ ������ PFS battle may involve the Utah but out. Department of Transportation and One example of federal govern- debates about how SR-196, or Skull ment’s intrusion into state business, ������� ��������������� ����������������������������� ������� Valley Road, can be used. he said, is the “unhelpful” No Child Despite claiming the wilderness Left Behind Act that sets specific area represented the “biggest nail testing and funding requirements to ��������� �������������� ������������������������������������� ������� in the coffin to date,” Bishop said state education systems. there are likely to be several more “The federal government is not chapters in the saga. He promised going to be able to help education his quiver is still filled with more ��������� ������������ ��������������������������� ������� in the states,” he said. “I’m going to arrows. work on not repassing it [when it is Regarding BRAC, he said there is slated for reapproval in 2007].” a chance the military installations ������� ����������������� ���������������� ������� He said he would work to “limit in the area may again be scrutinized it, or remove it.” for possible closure. Bishop blamed recent efforts “I want us to be proactive so ��������� �������������� ��������������������������������� ������� toward campaign finance reform for if there is another round of clo- bringing about the Jack Abramoff sures we’re more prepared than scandal. Abramoff is accused of last time,” Bishop said. ������� ����������������� ���������������������� ������� Of the many controversies swirl- buying votes mostly from represen- ing around Washington, Bishop had tatives of Bishop’s own Republican little to say. He was uncritical of the party. ������� ������������ ������������������������ ������� National Security Agency wire taps The McCain-Feingold Campaign that many complain allowed Pres. Reform Bill bans certain types of George W. Bush to spy illegally on donations to political campaigns. U.S. citizens. “What happens is you have an � “I would like to see the Congress Abramoff who uses a loop hole,” Bishop said. ���� �������������� be involved to discuss the parame- ters [of the NSA program],” Bishop In this case, payments were said, “but I’m not going to be criti- made through federally recognized cal of the president because there Indian tribes that are not beholden �������������������� is no evidence that the surveillance to the same types of donation bans is not of terrorists.” that corporations and labor unions A member of the 10th Amendment are under McCain-Feingold. ���������������� Caucus, Bishop said his primary Additionally, he expressed his role as a federal legislator is to support for drilling in the Alaskan place more power in the hands of National Wildlife Refuge, most state lawmakers. recently rejected by Congress this �������������������������� “I served in the state Legislature last fall. He supported planned bills and got tired of being told what to that would strengthen the federal do by the federal government,” he Defense of Marriage Act that would said. bar courts from declaring gay mar- ��������������������������� The 10th Amendment to the U.S. riage bans as unconstitutional. Constitution says that powers not He said the borders need to be specifically given to the federal “closed” both to manage illegal ���������������������������� government are “reserved to the immigration, drug smuggling and states.” terrorist activities. He noted the He said that two Supreme court northern border with Canada is as ��������������������� cases that tried restricted states’ much as a concern as the southern rights in recent years were “bad border with Mexico. ��������������������������������������������������� examples” of his style of feder- e-mail: [email protected] A4 TUESDAY January 24, 2006 ����������� ������� NEW HOURS

Tuesday – Friday: ���������������� photography / Troy Boman Crispin Glover signs autographs before a Sundance premiere Monday night in Park City. The actor is known for his work in “Charlie’s Angels,” ���������������� “Back to the Future” and the cult classic “Rubin and Ed.” Saturday: Sundance offers much more than films ���������������� by Audrey Rock House at the Kimball Art Center Main St), The Thomas Anthony to draw festival goers to a newly STAFF WRITER (638 Park Ave.). At the Film Center, Gallery (340 Upper Main St.), The reorganized Salt Lake corridor of ���������������� The Sundance Film Festival has you can also check out the lat- Phoenix Gallery (508 Main St) and the Sundance Film Festival. Festival more to offer than movies. In addi- est digital film technologies in an Stanfield Fine Art (751 Main St.) are organizers hope that eventually, Salt tion to the hundreds of screenings impressive display. all open during the festival. Lake will be a bustling second hub �������������������������� happening in Park City, Salt Lake Music Café: Located at The Star X-Dance: The X-Dance Action for the festival, as busy as Park City, Provo Canyon, and Ogden, Bar @ Plan B, 268 Main Street, Sports Film Festival coincides with City is. Currently, the area is rather there are endless opportunities to the Music Café features live per- Sundance. It’s located at the Main quiet, which makes it all the more formances by talented musicians Street Mall (333 Main, on the sec- socialize, relax, and pick up some appealing. The Salt Lake Festival on the rise. The ongoing show- ond level of the mall). Here, free free goodies. Here are some plac- Café is open to anyone with festival es to check out during the 2006 case is produced by the American extreme sports movies are screened Society of Composers, Authors, and for the public, no tickets required, credentials, passes, or movie ticket ������������ Sundance Film Festival. stubs. Food and drinks are served Park City: Publishers (ASCAP.) Hours are 2 to and free treats and drinks are avail- 6 p.m., Jan, 21st - Jan. 28. The music able. This year’s lineup of films here, and festival goers can check The Volkswagen Tent at café is open to festival credential includes Adrenaline Hunters: The email or listen to live jazz perfor- the corner of Main Street and ����������� holders and the general public (as Movie, Paradox, Full Circle, The Hit mances every night during the fes- Heber: space allows). List, Zen and Zero, Slednecks, Sofia, tival. This is the Sundance hub for Stop in here between screenings Aquafina Lounge/ Blackwater, Bode Miller: Flying Salt Lake film festival events. �������������������� ��������������������������������� for free popcorn and hot soup, or Rejuvenation Station: At 305 Downhill, a collection of extreme And just for fun, if you haven’t ��������������� ������������������������������� to race the VW GTI slot cars. High Main St., you can pick up free bot- sports shorts, and numerous other been to Park City, here are some scores are posted for the public. ���������������������������������������� tles of Aquafina or other goodies, films. star-studded reasons you might You can also pick up official “judges and even sign up for a free massage. Apres Ski Party: Everyone’s want to make the drive. All these credentials” and vote for a favorite The Rejuvenation Station is open to invited to parties hosted by the people have been spotted within director to win the use of a Touareg the general public as space allows, Miner’s Club every Thursday, for a year. And be sure to grab your the last few days milling around and a few stars have even come Friday, and Saturday from 4:30 to town at screenings, lounges, par- � �� � � � � � � � free Volkswagen tee shirt while through, so keep your eyes peeled. 6:30 p.m. at 4070 Willow Draw (The ties, or walking down Main: Glenn you’re there too. Custom videos, Art Galleries: Stop in for some Canyons). The parties include free ��� ���������� Close, Matt Dillon, Lucy Liu, photos, and shirts are also available quiet time and fine art appreciation hot drinks, desserts, door prizes, ������ here. at one of Park City’s numerous art and live entertainment. Jennifer Aniston, Keira Knightly, Internet Lounges: You can relax galleries. The Julie Nester Gallery Salt Lake City: Neil Young, Josh Hartnett, Jessica and check your email at the Internet (1755 B Bonanza Dr), The Snow Salt Lake Festival Café: Biel, Crispin Glover, Sting, Ashley lounges at Festival Headquarters Queens Gallery (255 Main in the Located at the 2nd floor of the Judd, Aaron Eckhart, Paris Hilton, Bai Ling, Lizzie Grubman, Al Gore, � � ������� ��� ���� (Park City Marriott, 1895 Sidewinder Treasure Mountain Inn Building), Wells Fargo Building (299 South Dr.); the Film Center (inside the the Kimball Art Center (638 Park Main Street, SLC), the Salt Lake Paul Giamatti, and Lance Bass. ��� �������� �� � � � � � Main Street Mall); or the Sundance Ave), the Stone Art Gallery (333 Festival Café was created as a way e-mail: [email protected] ��������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� Utahns with saving woes have a solution �������������������������������������������� The New Year brings a variety cent. Even with all of this informa- enrolled as Utah Savers. Many came Savings accounts, mutual funds, ������������������������������������� of challenges for 2006. Financial tion, Utahns are not saving. on board during the pilot program in IRAs, etc. experts indicate difficulties for many Members of Utah Saves — more the summer of 2005. Since the official • Free how-to seminars on spe- ���������������������������������������������� Utahns may occur with new bank- than 700 strong — are seeing the statewide launch of “Utah Saves” in cific financial planning topics ruptcy laws in place, an increase in benefits of saving. Mark Haymond, November 2005, an additional 300 ����������������������������������� • Asset-building workshops that minimum payment requirements on an employee of The Church of Jesus people have enrolled. Collectively, motivate people to save and plan ����������������������������������������� credit cards and high gas and utility Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt these 700 Utah Savers have saved • One-on-one mentoring, coach- ��������������������������� prices. Lake City, puts aside money each $401,696. The average monthly sav- ing and ongoing support through To address these challenges, month for a down payment on a new ings is $140 — a significant amount volunteer coaches ������������������������� United Ways of Utah have devel- home. After almost a year, he has for many Utah families. • Savers Clubs to give ongoing oped Utah Saves — a trusted source saved $20,000. Any Utah resident who agrees encouragement and support to Utah ��������������������������������������������������� of support designed to help all “Anyone can start saving, even if to work toward a savings goal can Savers Utahns save money, reduce debt you have to start small,” Haymond become a “Utah Saver”. Savers start ������������������������������ ���������� Utah Saves is a totally free service and increase financial security. said. “The key for me was setting by enrolling through a Utah “Saves ��������������������������������������� directed and supported by United Today, there are more tools, that goal and getting help to keep it Site,” online at www.utahsaves.org, Ways of Utah in partnership with classes, books, workshops, finan- from Utah Saves.” or by dialing 2-1-1. Once a Saver 2-1-1 Info and Referral, AAA Fair cial planners and software programs Haymond says many people find sets a goal, Utah Saves can help than ever before to assist with finan- it hard to save money because of them develop an action plan to get Credit Foundation, Utah Community cial planning and saving. Yet most pressure from advertisers, market- them started on a regular pattern Action Partnership Association and Utahns are still not saving. Many ers and friends to spend instead of of saving. Utah Saves assists Savers Utah State University Cooperative middle-income families live pay- save. Easy access to credit increas- by offering the following support Extension. These partnerships rep- check to paycheck, just a life event es people’s desire to spend. People services: resent every county in the state of Utah and ensure that all Utahns ����������� ������������ ����������������������� away from financial catastrophe. who want to change their behavior • Access to asset building pro- Utahns have among the highest often don’t know where to find help. grams that match savings, assist have access to Utah Saves services. �������������������������������������������������������������������� bankruptcy and mortgage foreclo- And often even those who do try to with tax preparation, enable low- To become a Utah Saver, new ����������������������������������������������� sure rates in the country; credit card change their behavior find it hard to income families to take advantage of members should dial 2-1-1, visit ������������������������������ debt has increased 570 percent in stay the course. federal Earned Income Credits that www.utahsaves.org, or contact the past 20 years and our national However, since Utah Saves began are available, etc. their local county USU Cooperative savings rate has fallen below 1 per- in 2004, more than 400 people have • Reduced-fee financial products: Extension Office. ������������������������������������� �������������

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���������� ����������� ����� ★ � �� ������������ ������ ���������������������������� �������������� �� ������� ������������� � ��� ��� ����� ���� � �������������������� ���������������������� �������������� TUESDAY January 24, 2006 A5 Citizen Corps a chance to do some good Last basic skills test nother year has Acome offered for class of ’06 and gone and what a year Tooele County School District will day of testing. All sophomores must it has been. be administering the UBSCT (Utah participate in this testing adminis- Our coun- Basic Skills Competency Test) on tration. All juniors and seniors that try saw the Jan. 31, Feb. 1, and Feb. 2 in all high have not passed one or more of worst natural schools. There are three subtests: the subtests will participate in the disaster in its Writing, Mathematics and Reading. testing. Due to the large number of history when All subtests must be passed at a students needing to test, the trans- Hurricane Wade Mathews score of 160 or higher. Beginning in portation department will make two Katrina struck Columnist a student’s sophomore year, a stu- bus runs on the first three days of the Gulf dent will have five attempts to pass testing (Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and Feb. 2.) Coast, and it Preparedness the required subtests during high The double bus runs will include saw some of Matters school. Once a student has passed the Tooele area, Erda, Stansbury the greatest a subtest, he/she does not have to Park, Lake Point and the Grantsville amounts of take that subtest again. Students routes. Buses will pick up students volunteerism must pass the UBSCT in all three that need to test at the regular with the care of Katrina’s evacuees subtests. Information regarding scheduled pick-up times. The buses through housing, monetary and the UBSCT may be found the Utah will then make a second run for clothing donations, and deploy- State Office of Education website the 9th grade students and the 11th ment of all kinds of resources to at http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/eval/ and 12th grade students that have the impacted region. BSCT/bsct.htm. passed the testing. The second I for one hope we don’t see This cycle of the testing adminis- runs will begin at 9:15 a.m. School Katrina’s level of devastation this tration is the fifth and final testing will start at 10:10 a.m. on the first year or ever again. While on the for the Class of 2006 — seniors. three days of testing. Students from other hand, I hope we do see, con- This is the third testing for the Class Vernon, Stockton and Rush Valley tinually, the kind of generosity and of 2007 — juniors. This is the first will ride the bus to school at the caring raised by the desire to help testing administration for the Class regular scheduled time. If student Tooele High teacher Susan Rydalch participates in Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training others. We could stand to exercise of 2008 — sophomores. It is criti- s from these areas have passed the last week at Tooele County Courthouse. The mock accident victim is a drama student at THS. a little more brotherly love for cal that seniors are present for the subtest, the administration at Tooele those in need around us. I can disasters of all kinds, including ter- coordinates practicing and retired required subtest. High School and Tooele South High tions. The Tooele County Health guarantee our country would be a rorism. health professionals to provide During this administration of will make accommodations for the Department is heading up the better place for everyone. Now what am I talking about? assistance in large-scale disasters the UBSCT, each high school will students during testing. Medical Reserve Corps, with sup- One thing people we’re looking Some fun stuff actually. Citizen and ongoing public health needs. administer the subtests during the Wendover High and Dugway port from Mountain West Medical for during the Katrina tragedy was first class period each day: High will start the testing each Corps is an umbrella organiza- Fire Corps consists of an auxiliary Center. Some of the local fire opportunities to serve. A group was Jan. 31 Writing day according to their schedules. tion for other programs you might of volunteers who assist local fire departments may start Fire Corps, recently formed to assist people in Feb. 1 Mathematics Students from Ibapah and the Skull recognize. Community Emergency departments with education out- and Tooele County Emergency finding those opportunities. Tooele Feb. 2 Reading Valley routes will ride the bus to Response Team, or CERT, prepares reach, trainings, etc. The main idea Management continues to offer County established Citizen Corps Make-up Testing Dates: If the school on the regular scheduled people for disaster response with is for everyone to better prepare Community Emergency Response with the organization of a Citizen student is excused for an absent on routes. The administration at these fire suppression, light search and their families, neighborhoods and Team training to the school district, Corps Council in November. any of the above dates, the make-up two high schools will make accom- rescue, terrorism protection and communities and to consider offer- communities, and large businesses. Citizen Corps is a national dates are: modations for the students that disaster medical and psychol- ing assistance to first responders in The training offered to the vol- program created by President Feb. 3 Writing have passed the subtests. ogy training. Volunteers in Police large-scale disasters. unteers is invaluable, and much of Bush after the Sept. 11 terrorist Feb. 6 Mathematics If a student needs to take the Service (VIPS) — like the citizen The Tooele County Citizen it is free. You can contact any of attacks to create opportunities for Feb. 7 Reading Math subtest, the student needs to patrols for the police and sheriff’s Corps Council has representa- the local agencies mentioned above individuals to volunteer in helping It is important that students are take a calculator to school for the departments and Neighborhood tives from most of the local first to get involved or visit www.citi- their communities. Citizen Corps’ present on the date of the required test. The math test will be admin- Watch — provide a unique infra- response agencies. The Tooele zencorps.gov to learn more about mission is to harness the power of subtest. Each high school has mailed istered on Feb. 1 and the make-up structure that joins law enforce- County Sheriff’s Office, Tooele City the program. every individual through personal letters to the students regarding math test on Feb. 6. ment with citizens to protect com- Police Department and Grantsville Wade Mathews in the public responsibility, training and volun- the required testing information. If there are questions or con- munities. City Police Department each are information officer for the Tooele teer service to make communities During December, information was cerns, please contact your high The Tooele County Citizen trying to expand Neighborhood County Emergency Management safer, stronger and better prepared sent from the district administra- school’s counseling department: Corps Council also wants to start Watch, and strengthen their citizen Department. to respond to emergencies and tion regarding the results of the last Tooele High School: 833-1900 ex. a Medical Reserve Corps, which patrols in their respective jurisdic- testing, which was given in October 2110 of 2005. Grantsville High School: 884- Due to the number of students 4502 Stardust that need to test, class schedules Wendover High: (435)665-2343 will be different at the high schools Dugway High: 831-4566 continued from page A1 during the testing administration on Tooele South High: 833-1928 NASA’s Ames Research Center Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and Feb. 2. Testing at Or: Delajean Berry, Testing in the Silicon Valley. Tooele High School, Tooele South Director: 833-1900 Stoker moved away from High School and Grantsville High Terry Linares, Secondary Tooele when she was 15. School will begin at 7:45 a.m. each Director: 833-1900 “I remember getting a small telecope when I was about 10 Subscribe Today • 882-0050 years old and spending many evening hours in my back yard in Tooele looking at the sky. We had good dark skies in Tooele ��������������������� in those days and I lived near ������������������ the edge of town. In a five-min- ����������������������������������������������� ute walk, I could be completely ��������������������������������������������������� away from city lights. �������������������������������������������� Stoker majored in physics at the University of Utah. ����������������������� “I don’t personally work on comets or on this mission, but �� �� some of the people I work with ����������������� ������ � do. Comets are believed to be ���������������������������������������� the oldest, most primitive bod- ies in the solar system,” Stoker said. ��� The comet dust retrieved ����������������������������������������������������� from the Stardust mission dates back to the formation of the ����������������������������������� solar system 4.6 billion years ago. The dust has been pre- ���������������������������� served in a substance known as ��������������������� aerogel. “It exceeds all expec- tations,” Brownlee said. “It’s a huge success. We can see lots ������������ of impacts. There are big ones, there are small ones.” The lead scientist said the first cometary particle the team Early Bird Special! looked at turned out to be a mineral grain. “There’s been a lot of discus- sion over whether comets con- Preparation tain minerals or glass or water,” TAX Brownlee told journalists at a news conference Thursday at the Johnson Space Center. Stardust co-investigator Mike $ Zolensky added that some of the impacts could have been from grains containing ice, and that some of the water from this ice could still be retained by the Any40 Short Form aerogel. Good now thru 1/31/06 e file “We have locations where Includes: • State & Federal Return • Electronic Filing particles went in and exploded. • Professional, Fast Friendly Service • Guaranteed Support You can see little grains curling photography / Troy Boman off in all directions from the cav- Stardust Project Manager Tom Duxbury walks in front of live footage of ity. That could be a particle that the capsule after it landed in the west desert Jan. 15. The capsule’s was an icy, dirty grain where cosmic contents were kept in a “clean room” at Dugway Proving Ground the water evaporated,” Zolensky before being transported to Houston where they are being analyzed. said. of comets helps provide insight study of these materials may “A very important part of the into the material that coalesced provide evidence that comets study of cometary grains is the to form planets. “Comets may be brought water to earth, making study of organics. We know comprised of some of the basic possible life,” Stoker said. comets contain abundant organ- building blocks of life. They con- Images of the dust samples Debbie Karen Ron Jan Lou ics and abundant water. We’re tain the remains of materials Refund Anticipation Loans Available not sure what kinds of organics used in the formation of stars will be transmitted to about 150 are in there,” Zolensky said. and planets, holding volatile, scientists through the Internet. 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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Envirocare deserves nod Due to their extreme generosity and intense community involvement, we are thrilled to see Envirocare named Business of the Year by the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce (see page B1). The timing of the award could not be better. A bill that will allow the Legislature to overrule the governor’s veto power regarding expansion of waste disposal facilities is thus far succeeding in the Senate. In November, Gov. John Huntsman Jr. refused to approve Envirocare’s expansion, transparently pan- dering to environmental groups whose illogical objection to low-level radioac- tive waste disposal can not be justified. We ardently support SB-70, which would allow the Legislature to overrule the governor with a two thirds majority vote in both houses. It does not appear that Envirocare will ever be allowed to expand so long as Huntsman is in power. This amount of singular power in the executive branch is not beneficial to the state. All his other vetoes can be overturned by the Legislature, why not this one? Low-level radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel rods are too often con- fused in the minds of Huntsman’s constituents, so we understand the source of his pandering to environmentalists, but we do not excuse it. The confusion is at least in part the fault of the media, which often fail to make the distinction clear. We, the editorial board of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, are not afraid of low-level radioactive waste. Used in thousands of products — everything from smoke alarms and food sterilization processes, to cancer treatment, photocopiers, and medical research — low-level radioactive materials, directly or indirectly, are a part of LETTERS TO THE EDITOR our everyday lives. It is unfair to blame Envirocare for taking up the task of disposing of our waste, as environmental groups often do. It give the overbreeders a place to Mark to a minimum of five years to Sheriff does great work dispose of their unlucky horses to be life for brutally murdering our pre- Given Envirocare’s incredible generosity to our community, it is also cynical Editor: sold at their prices. These are young, cious Lori. The mere possibility that and sad to see them smeared by the Salt Lake Tribune as a “nuclear waste” I read the article about Tina Curwen healthy horses, not lame, old or sick he could be out on the streets in five facility in last Friday’s editorial. The dangers posed by low-level radioactive and Sheriff Frank Park that was put on as they have been telling the people of years remarrying and abusing some- waste are no where near that of “nuclear waste.” We suspect some in the the front page of the Tooele Transcript- Kaufman, Texas for years. one else is a horrifying thought and an Saltmedia and others willfully ignore that fact in a campaign to stymie the Bulletin. I felt it was in poor taste. Who Mary Nash, a very nice and brilliant insult to us and other victim’s families, expansion plans of Tooele County’s Business of the Year. leaked the story in the first place? It woman, awakened our eyes to this but unfortunately that was the option Presented at the Chamber of Commerce dinner was a extensive list of seemed by the article that things were brutally bloody business that resided the judge has with the law as it is cur- Envirocare’s charitable donations and programs throughout the year. We can- already being worked out, and now, in her neighborhood. She is no longer rently written. The parole board has not adequately highlight that list here. If you live in Tooele County, you have everybody’s good names are being with us in life but her spirt guides us since stepped up to the plate and has benefitted from Envirocare’s philanthropy. Like low-level radioactive materials ruined. in the right path. Together we will stop said that they will not grant a parole that improve our lives, charitable donations from Envirocare, directly or indi- I then read the letters to the editor this business and expose every sellout hearing for Mark for 30 years. For us, rectly, are a part of our everyday lives. in last week’s paper and I felt that I in America including AQHA, AAEP, we are satisfied that Mark will spend could not be silent anymore. I was an AVMA and HCI. a very long time behind bars and may EMT-Intermediate for Tooele for seven Now that Congress has passed a law stay there for life; however, we are very ANOTHER VIEW years and was a member of the Tooele and the president has signed it, the concerned that a minimum of five years County Search and Rescue for three USDA is now trying to cut a deal with is a small price to pay and worth the years. I was one of four female mem- the government on letting the plants consequence. bers at the time of my membership. I operate with a fee for inspections. I I have spent this last year work- Politicians can’t even was treated with total respect, kindness say it’s the foreign slaughter plants ing with the Salt Lake Area Domestic and understanding by Sheriff Park. trying to tell our government and the Violence Coalition and the Utah State At the time of my membership American people how to operate in the Sentencing Commission, and the he was Chief Deputy. He provided a police their own ethics U.S. For this they should be booted Statewide Association of Prosecutors shoulder to cry on when calls turned out of America with empty pockets. Legislative Action Committee to draft out negative and cheered you on when n response to game with clear intentions. Tobacco They brag about the $41 million they a bill that will increase the minimum calls became long and drawn out. I the recent ethics lobbyists support big tobacco without made yet they forget to mention none sentence for first degree felony murder have nothing but respect and admira- Iscandals that ambiguity. A politician who wins tobac- of the plants have paid their fines of to 15 years. We feel this will be a bigger tion for Sheriff Park. He does a great have hit Republican co subsidies for the farmers in his state violations in America. They promote deterrent for future murderers and may job with the county. congressmen, the might be in favor of outlawing smok- theft and abuse to our American cause someone to think twice before I think that if you have an opinion, Democrats have ing. Sure, the politician has beliefs, heritage and leave us the blood and committing such a heinous act. Also, by all means share it. Just realize that once again begun but they can easily be compromised if thoughts of stolen and abused horses this bill includes additional penalties not everybody shares that opinion. calling for bans on enough money becomes involved. from double deckers to the process- for breaching a sacred trust. Although Friendships are important and I feel gifts to lawmak- This has happened because the ing. They ignore our laws, government a stranger killing would be horrible that Justin is protecting a friend. As for ers, the end of no Daniel Kline lazy electorate has allowed it to. and the American people. Let the truth enough, the person who committed this her brother, I would protect my siblings bid contracts and Guest Columnist Incumbents have a huge advantage be known and may horse slaughter be crime was the very person we trusted with my last breath, so I know how criminal penalties in seeking re-election because people exposed then abolished. to protect Lori and the very person he feels. I feel that I am protecting a for war profiteer- already know their names. That forces who made sacred covenants to honor person who I would proudly say is my Thomas Lee Trevino ing. Of course, the Democrats have no challengers to raise money from all and respect her. Consequences and friend. Crossville, Ill. intention of actually enacting any such sorts of dubious sources including penalties should be greater. Tommie Gomez laws, they just want to talk about them special interests, big business and When we thought Lori was missing, to embarrass their rivals. advocacy groups. Should a challenger Tooele ‘Wilderness’ ridiculous Editor: you good citizens of this great state of Passing an ethics law would require get into office, he has already compro- Utah came out by the thousands to help both parties giving up the perks that mised his beliefs to such an extent that How an area laced with 100 miles of Build high school in Tooele roads can be deemed a wilderness area is search for her. You showed deep com- currently come with their offices. he’s already one of the boys before he Editor: mind boggling. Cedar Mountain has main- passion when you scoured the canyons Democrats may not reap the rewards even reaches Washington. At the school board work meeting tained itself as a wilderness pretty well and hillside. I am pleading for your help as blatantly as their colleagues on the Passing an ethics law simply forces on Tuesday, Jan. 17, Superintendent without government recognition. Cedar one more time. Please contact your right, but rich lobbyists, big business, politicians to find new ways to cheat. Mike Johnsen announced that four of Mountains’ journey into ‘wilderness’ sta- Utah State legislator for your district Hollywood millionaires and special The only way we can actually have the six elementary schools going to the tus began years ago when then Gov. Mike and let them know that you expect interests lavish their gifts to people ethical officials would be for the public proposed Stansbury High will be from Leavitt ‘traded’ it for a parcel of land near them to support this bill as it is written on both sides of the aisle. Taking to stop voting based on sound bites, Tooele. Loa, a place more dear to his heart. without any changes. The media has money from big oil might be especially hot button issues and who might bring Students from Harris, Middle For the hundreds of people who have dubbed this “Lori’s Law”; however, the unpopular right now, but the money more federal money to their state. Canyon, Copper Canyon, and Overlake enjoyed this area, it may as well be lit- Utah State Legislature refers to this funding campaigns for Hillary Clinton, If we want ethical politicians, then will be bused to Stansbury. Stansbury tered with unsecured nuclear waste as as “Sentencing for first-degree felony Nancy Pelosi, John Kerry and the rest we must seek out men and women has only two elementary schools. Why all reasonable access is now denied. All murder.” It is being introduced by a of the left wing elite did not exactly who make choices we support outside not build the new high school in Tooele this legal in-fighting over the Goshute representative from Orem in the 59th come from regular folks pitching in $10 the political arena. We need people if two-thirds of the students live there? depository only lines the pockets of district, Lorie D. Fowlke. If you don’t apiece. who will vote for things that aren’t Is it because Stansbury is growing fast- lawyers, a group more dangerous to know who your representatives are you Congress won’t pass an ethics law popular in their district and support er? No, according to the U.S. Census America than all the Osama bin Ladens can find out who and how to contact because the entire field of politics has laws that weren’t drafted simply to Tooele and Stansbury both grew at of the world. The upside is this, perhaps them at www.le.state.ut.us. become unethical. Very few elected make sure as many Congressmen as six percent since 2000. Stansbury only Chip Ward can lead his little band of Since the very first day of this ago- officials at the higher levels of govern- possible get a piece of the pie. seems to be growing fastest since their malcontents through this wilderness for nizing ordeal, we have felt your love ment make decisions based on what An honest man would not need an growth is visible from the highway. the next 40 years. and support. This community suffered they consider best for their constitu- ethics law because common sense Tooele is growing in all directions with with us. I am pushing this bill forward ents. Instead, they work largely to keep tell him that voting in a certain way new housing and businesses. M.R. Anderson Grantsville with all of my passion and energy so themselves in power by trading their because it will benefit you or your The Stansbury bond doesn’t make that you won’t have to go through what beliefs for pork barrel projects that friends goes against the public inter- sense. If the new high school is built my family and I have been through. will keep the uninformed electorate est he has been elected to serve. in Stansbury, Tooele High will remain Get behind ‘Lori’s Law’ It will never be enough to repay your happy. Unfortunately, our career politicians overcrowded and Grantsville High will Editor: kindness but it is my attempt to give a Because elected officials can’t por- no longer serve the people. The public have empty classrooms. Taxpayers in To the people of Utah: little bit of hope back to this commu- tray their brethren — even those who might benefit from some of their deal- Tooele County control the checkbook Very soon the Utah State Legislature nity that was so gracious to us. play for the other team — as bad guys, ings, but that’s just a byproduct of their for our next high school. Please vote will be meeting and one of the bills that From the bottom of my heart, I thank they make the lobbyist the villain. efforts to stay in power. against the Stansbury High bond in will be introduced will be the sentenc- you! Apparently we’re supposed to support Daniel B. Kline is a freelance June. ing for first degree felony murder. As Eraldo Soares the theory that politicians wouldn’t you may know we were in shock and writer based in Connecticut. He can Melanie Hammer Lori Hacking’s father take bribes if nobody offered them. By be reached at [email protected] or Tooele disbelief when the judge sentenced that logic we might as well arrest every at his blog, www.thingseveryguy. auto dealer because if they didn’t sell com. His book “50 Things Every Guy Abolish horse slaughter LETTER RULES cars, nobody could steal them. Should Know How To Do” comes out Editor: Lobbyists are the only players in the April 25. In Response to Mrs. Gray’s letter, The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the “Horse slaughter isn’t the answer.” author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community It has been operating secretly behind of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual truly responsible horse owners’ backs circumstances at the editor’s discretion. and because of the Internet we can All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long now have all the facts, photos, etc. to are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- finally put these horse abusers out of A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 work. AQHA is pro slaughter because Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. they promote the breeds of quarter 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call horses, which is the number one breed 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor of horses slaughtered at the plants. For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY January 24, 2006 A7 Animated shorts, star power make Sundance a unique experience Animation a grandmother who wants to course of a stressful and some- Spotlight: gather her grandchildren for a times difficult day, Nana Maria final celebration of life and tra- Shorts finally gets her wish. dition, it just doesn’t fully reach Dee turns in a fine perfor- Programs its potential. It was originally a mance as Nana Maria, if a little very- play, and the staginess shows. too stodgy. A scene in which one Overacting abounds in place of her eldest granddaughter lov- should E the quieter subtleties of film. ingly applies lipstick to her see at least Nanna Maria, a stern grand- bedridden grandmother is one collection mother (played by screen veter- exquisite. There is also a beau- of shorts dur- an Ruby Dee) insists she wants Audrey Rock- tiful circular tracking scene in ing the festi- Richardson her family home immediately val. Animation the end of the film that lovingly STAFF WRITER for a Fijian feast, complete with Spotlight is a a slaughtered pig. There, she channels Fraser’s messages particularly will name her successor — the about the cyclical nature of life, eclectic world Reel Talk next leader of the family. death, and family. The element collection of Many of her family members of tenderness present in these 10 animated have feuded over the years, and two scenes, however, is absent shorts, ranging in length from 4 getting them all home proves for the rest of the film. to 27 minutes. a difficult challenge. Over the Grade: B Only one of those ten was directed by a woman, Australian Van Sowerwine. Her stop-motion piece about a bereaved 12-year-old, “Clara,” was the standout of the group. When her wide-eyed silicone Jennifer Aniston (center) and Catherine Keener star in “Friends with Money” premiering at the Sundance Film doll puts her finger into a vat of Festival in Park City. boiling oil in order to feel some- ficult to tell whether the angry ety of styles and approaches in screenwriter, Cusack as an thing, you know you’re watch- lyrics about war and death are animation. oblivious millionaire’s wife, and ing a piercing work of animated supposed to be funny or just Grade: B+ McDormand as a cranky cloth- art that explores the most inti- ������� bitter. Screens at Sundance: ing designer all complement mate details of grief. ���� ����������������������������� “Canada’s A Half Man,” by Wednesday, Jan. 25, 5:30 each other nicely. Other pieces, like the � � Firas Momani, appears to be a �������������������� ���������� ������ abstract U.S. pieces “Hadacol p.m., Holiday Village Cinema II, Holofcener fails to reconcile disturbing abstract short about � Christmas” by Brent Green and Park City any of her dangling storylines, �������������� �� a literal half man whose organs “Fable” by Daniel Sousa, are Saturday, Jan. 28, 3 p.m., but I was so wrapped up in fall out, but ends a surprisingly ����������������������������� jarring, dissonant pieces. While Eccles Theatre, Park City the engaging dialogue, I hardly tender piece about a little girl’s � � Green’s work is stylistically Friends With Money: noticed. She lays off the emo- �������������������� ��������� ����� love. interesting, and the narration tionally manipulative hysterics ��� ��������� “The Mysterious Geographic Premieres category ����� compelling, his fantasy story of the typical chick flick, and Explorations of Jasper Morello” Director Nicole Holofcener’s about Santa Claus inventing instead treats her subjects (by Australia’s Anthony Lucas) look at a female friendship and Christmas while drunk on with dignity and fairness. And benefits from a strong sci- the socioeconomic divide in cough syrup elicits no emotion- Holofcener has an uncommonly ence fiction plotline and some upscale Los Angeles was the al reaction. keen eye for the nuances of beautiful colorless, shadowy festival’s opening event this This “N” That Gifts & Silk Florals You’ll probably see “Gopher the awkward public discourse animation that gives the entire year. Broke,” a hilarious CG piece between people of varied social 163 East 100 South, Tooele (Corner of 200 East) • 843-0772 film a haunting aura. Jasper The film stars Jennifer from U.S. directors Jeff Fowler status. Morello goes on a self-sacrific- Aniston as a struggling single and Tim Miller, tacked on to Grade: B Don’t forget Your Valentine ing journey to find a cure for housemaid named Olivia and the beginning of a future major Remaining screenings at the plague that is destroying a Catherine Keener, Frances February 14th animated release. The dialogue- Sundance society and killing his beloved McDormand, and Joan Cusack free crowd-pleaser features Saturday, Jan. 28, 6 p.m., • Balloon Bouquets fiancée. Lucas seems to be as her wealthier, married best a gopher desperate to snatch Eccles Theatre, Park City • Novelty Gifts influenced by the gothic work friends. vegetables from trucks en-route of Tim Burton and with this 27- The movie is darkly funny No. 2 • Lasting Silk Floral Arrangements to the farmer’s market. Another minute short, he demonstrates and often depressing, espe- World Cinema Competition: We carry a large assortment of silk arrangements, large darling crowd-pleaser, “Fumi potential for wide commercial cially given Olivia’s insistence Dramatic greenery plants &trees, wall decor, wildlife animal statues, and the Bad Luck Foot,” (David success. on manipulative and pointless I got the distinct impression unique “Cowboy” statues & baskets plus much more... Chai, U.S.,) tells the story of a “The Wraith of Cobble Hill,” relationships. She experiences I should be crying during New little girl with an unlucky foot GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE created in the U.S. by Adam increasing difficulty in connect- Zealand writer/director Toa with sketchy but highly expres- Parrish King, also benefits from ing with her lifelong friends. Fraser’s “No. 2.” But I didn’t. In Monday thru Friday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm (By appointment on weekends) sive drawings. a wonderfully written story Now that they are wealthy and spite of a lovely storyline about “At the Quinte Hotel,” by about a young man whose married, and she is neither, they Canadian director Bruce family’s tradition of neglect is begin to treat her like a charity Alcock, was perhaps the most challenged when a neighbor case, and she begins to resent unique offering of the collec- asks him to care for a dog. their constant pity and concern. tion — a collage of textured King’s clay figures, grainy and Aniston does her best work paintings, drawings, and images depressing, are some of the since her other small film, “The accompanied by a grave read- most sympathetic and emotive Good Girl.” For all her adorable ing of an Al Purdy poem about of the collection. quirkiness, Aniston’s greatest sensitivity, beer, and flowers. Individually, the animated ability seems to lie in playing “Los ABC’s,” a U.S. creation by shorts vary widely in quality of the plain, forlorn girl with a low John Jota Leanos, falters with story and animation. But as a self esteem. its mariachi band of sarcastic collection, the group is a fasci- The rest of the female social documentarians. The art Mike Garrard nating example of the power of power cast is impressive as is bright and lively, but it’s dif- short stories and the wide vari- well — Keener as an uptight Simply Fit For Life program celebrates 30 years of success Ted Gressman Since 1976, the Utah office of and very well qualified to teach for 18 years. the American Heart Association the class. She was prepared and In order to sustain the pro- has helped Utahns lose more added additional material not grams operational costs, classes than 500,000 pounds through its covered in the book to make it are offered for $70 per 10-week Simply Fit For Life program. more interesting. Being a gradu- session. After 30 years, the com- This 10-week course teaches ate in health and nutrition, she munity-based program remains individuals lasting habits of knew what she was talking one of the most cost-effec- Mike Fonger healthy weight loss and nutri- about,” says Marilyn Shelley of tive, reliable and heart-healthy tion, stress management and Centerville, a past participant of weight-loss programs in Utah. exercise. The next session will the program. “We are not out to make a profit. be held at: People who have taken the We are here to make a healthier Tooele County Health class lose an average of eight community,” says Tyler Burton, Department pounds and drop at least one Simply Fit For Life Program 151 North Main major risk factor during the 10- Director. Wednesday, Feb. 1 — April 5 week course. For more information on the 6-7 p.m. “I have never seen students, Simply Fit For Life Program or Instructor: Helen Ann Jones who commit themselves to the to find the class nearest you, call Heart disease is the number Simply Fit For Life principals, the American Heart Association one killer of Americans, and fail. It’s not just a slimming class, at (801) 484-3838 or email at stroke is the number three killer it’s a class that helps people [email protected]. and a leading cause of long- live longer, healthier and hap- For more information about the term disability. Major risk fac- pier lives,” says Judy Knoles a program go to www.american- tors for heart disease and stroke Simply Fit For Life instructor heart.org. include obesity, high blood pres- sure and physical inactivity. The main focus of the Simply Fit For Life Program is to help Utahns reduce or eliminate these major Judd Ericson is Hangin up his risk factors and improve their badge after 28 years with the overall health so they will be able to enjoy quality of life. Tooele County Sheriff’s Department “The Simply Fit for Life class has changed my whole life. I Family & Friends are love the program. I’ve lost a invited to a retirement - total of 47 pounds and I’ve kept it off,” says Shawn Ferguson of Lehi, a past participant of the OPEN HOUSE program. The Simply Fit For Life pro- In His Honor On gram teaches sound health prin- January, 28th, 2006 ciples based on proven scien- From 6:00 - 12:00 pm tific research. The course offers practical application of these at the Eagles Lodge principles enabling realistic and 50 South 1st Street sustainable behavior change in Tooele, Utah the areas of exercise, nutrition, stress management and sleep. Class instructors include nurses, Casual Dress dieticians and health educators. Please No Gifts 1-800-933-5027 “The instructor was wonderful A8 TUESDAY January 24, 2006

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When (71) DISC MythBusters “Salsa Escape” (CC) Dirty Jobs Sugar mill; alligator farm. Into the Firestorm “Going South” (N) Extreme Engineering “Excavators” MythBusters “Salsa Escape” (CC) Dirty Jobs Sugar mill; alligator farm. Locke (Terry O’Quinn) hears this, his (518) ENC “Cocktail” ›› (1988, Drama) Tom Cruise. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Mystic Pizza” ››› (1988) Annabeth Gish, Julia Roberts. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “A Walk on the Moon” ›› (1999, Drama) Diane Lane. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Psycho ›› ‘R’ first thought is that Charlie is doing (534) STARZ (5:45) “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” ››› (2004) Uma Thurman. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:15) “13 Going on 30” ››› (2004) Jennifer Garner. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Cursed” ›› (2005) Christina Ricci. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Little Black Book drugs again. 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Tonight Still Standing (N) Yes, Dear (N) ’ Criminal Minds “Riding the Lightning” CSI: NY “Risk” (N) ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show 8 p.m. on FOX (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood George Lopez (N) Freddie (N) (CC) Lost “Fire Plus Water” (N) ’ (CC) (:01) Invasion “Redemption” (N) ’ News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider Brennan (Emily Deschanel) goes Hol- (5) NBC News News Jamie Foxx: Unpredictable (N) (CC) The Biggest Loser: Special Edition Law & Order “Ghosts” ’ (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night lywood in the new episode “The (6) HBO Real Sports (CC) “Spider-Man 2” ››› (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Spider-Man 2 “Meet the Fockers” ›› (2004, Comedy) Robert De Niro. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Inside the NFL (N) ’ (CC) Woman at the Airport.” When female (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) National Geographic (N) ’ (CC) The War That Made America “Turning the Tide; Unintended Consequences” As Time Goes By My Family “Raging Bull” ›››› (1980) body parts are found in Los Angeles, (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City South Beach (N) ’ (CC) Veronica Mars “Donut Run” (N) ’ Jerry Springer (N) ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Girlfriends (CC) Brennan and Booth (David Boreanaz) (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City (:10) “Orange County” ›› (2002, Comedy) Colin Hanks, Jack Black. 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husband; her children, Michaele missed by her family and every- Betty Horton Shirley Rae Strieby (Ted), Patrick (Marilyn), Kathy one whose life she touched. Anne, Penny (Bob); grand dog Funeral services to celebrate Jensen Scotty Sparky; nine loving grandchil- her life will be held at the LDS Our Mom dren, Robyn, Richard (Kjerstin), church at 777 E. Skyline Drive, On Jan. 20, 2006, our beloved Melissa (Jack), Mandi (Michael), Tooele, on Thursday, Jan 26, at wife, mother and grandmother, Jennifer (Ryan), Patricia (Justin), 1 p.m. Interment will be at the Shirley Rae Strieby, returned Betty Horton Jensen, 86, Angie (Darrin), Clifford, Kyle and Tooele City Cemetery. to her Heavenly Father after a passed away Jan. 18, 2006, in 10 great-grandchildren whom Friends and family may pay heroic battle with a long illness. Tooele, Utah. she called her loving angels, their respects from 6 to 8 p.m., She was born May 17, 1925, in Born Sept. 19, 1919, in Delta, Anthony, Alexis, Indianna, Wednesday, Jan 25, at the Tate Millard, Utah, to John Earl and Ogden, Utah to Delbert and Helen Ross. Katie, Cameron, Emma, Ross, Mortuary, 110 S. Main, Tooele, Lucille Griffith Horton. Married Zack, Collin and Abbie; sister Utah and Thursday, Jan 26, one Clarence D. Jensen, July 3, 1938. She was preceded in death by her son Richard Paul; parents; Joan Morrell; brothers Joseph hour prior to the services at the Their marriage was solemnized and Francis Ross, all of whom church. The family is very grate- June 12, 1951, in the St. George brothers Robert and John Ross; brought great joy to her life. ful to the wonderful people from LDS Temple. Graduated in 1937 and sisters Myrtle Bixby and Betty Horton Jensen Alice Cramer. She was a devoted, loving Life Path Home and Family Care from White Pine High School, She is survived by her life- wife, mother, grandmother, sis- and Danville Support Services Ely, Nev. Active member of The Shirley Rae Strieby long companion Richard C. ter, and a loyal friend to all who who helped and supported us Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Her loving playful mood and Strieby, a devoted and loving knew her. She will be greatly during Shirley’s illness. day Saints. perpetual smile will be missed Survived by children David, by her loved ones and friends. Gerald, Richard and Ronald; 14 Services will be held Tuesday grandchildren; 23 great-grand- Jan. 24, 10 a.m. Redwood Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin children; three great-great- Memorial Estates 6500 S. grandchildren; and sister Norma Redwood Road. Condolences Jensen. Daughter, Deanna may be made at www.celebrat- Malloy, passed on Dec. 22, 2005. inglife-ut.com.

Frank Byrd Newman Jr. ��������� 1922 ~ 2006

Frank B. Newman Jr., 83, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and friend passed away peacefully at home. ��������������� He was born June 29, 1922 in Pleasant Grove, the son of Edna Holdaway and Frank B. Newman Sr. In his youth he was taught the values of hard work, conserva- Frank Byrd Newman Jr. tive living and affiliation with organizations of high moral val- ues, particularly the church. a number of boards of directors Married Alice Beck and later of both business and charitable divorced. Married Rosalind organizations. He was President Pack, she died April 5, 1969. of the Utah Bankers Association Married Carolyn Dunn, she died in 1985 and was named distin- September 23, 2000. Married guished Banker of Utah in 1991. Carolyn Lamb Dec. 8, 2001. Frank was always affiliated with Frank was very active in all worthy charitable organizations. student affairs at school. He was He served on a number of com- debate manager, on the tennis mittees including: Chairman of team, in plays, school band, and the City of Hope, Board Member became Student Body President and Chairman of the Heart Lung of the Pleasant Grove High Foundation and the Legacy of School. After graduating he Life, and as a long time Board attended the University of Utah Member and Treasure of the and Lasalle University primar- United Way of Davis County, and ily studying economics, political for 12 years was the Chairman science and law. of the Utah Savings Board He enlisted in the Army Field Committee and as an affiliate Artillery along with several member of the BYU and Dixie hundred other ROTC students. National Advisory Councils. After the war, Frank continued Frank spoke to groups teach- school and received a LLB Law ing the importance of freedom Degree. from debt. In church Frank held many In sports Frank loved the positions. He was a member of game of tennis which he played the High Council in his early regularly until age 76. He loved 20’s, served in three bishoprics, to garden and always had gor- as high priest group leader and geous flowers around his yard. Temple Worker for many years. He was a true believer that the Frank and his wife Carolyn true road to success in personal Dunn served a mission at the life, family activity and busi- Visitors Center in St. George. ness was to practice true moral Frank started working at the values and fellowshipping. He Hotel Utah while attending the said he never had a neighbor U of U. After the World War he didn’t like. His favorite scrip- II he returned to employment tures are “Charity never faileth” at the Hotel Utah as a depart- and “If ye are prepared ye need ment manager, subsequently not fear.” Frank wrote two becoming director of Sales and books on the subjects. Resident Manager. Frank is survived by his lov- Frank received the employee ing wife Carolyn, two broth- of the year award by the Salt ers Robert (Jean) Newman Lake Chamber of Commerce. He and David Newman and five was also the director of the New children; L. Brent Newman, ZCMI Center and the manager Sumner (Janet) Newman, Roger of the Associations of Stores. (Annette) Newman, Annalee In 1963 Frank, together (Kenneth) Kempton, Richard with several business associ- (Stephanie) Newman and Shauna ates, organized a new bank in (Scott) Slack; three stepchil- Bountiful which became known dren; Malinda (Scott) Mitchell, as Utah Bank & Trust. He was Brent (Stacey) Bean, Melanie President and Chairman of (Tim) White. Together Frank the Board and was also on the and Carolyn have 27 grandchil- Committee of the American dren and one great-grandchild. Banker Association for eight Preceded in death by his par- years. He voluntarily served on ents and sister Elizabeth Alt. Big game permits available Beginning Jan. 17, applica- tips hunters can follow to help tions for general buck deer, ensure their application is includ- limited entry, once-in-a-life- ed in the draw: time and Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit hunts will be Apply early ����������������������������������� available from hunting and fish- Applying early is the best thing ing license agents statewide, the hunters can do to ensure their Division of Wildlife Resources’ application is entered in the draw Web site (wildlife.utah.gov) and ����������������������������������������� and save themselves time and DWR offices. frustration in the process. To be included in the draw for permits, applications must be Check credit card number ������������������������������������ received through the mail or an Incorrect credit card informa- overnight mail service no later tion is the biggest reason appli- than 5 p.m. on Feb. 16, or through cations are rejected. Tutorow the DWR’s Web site no later than advises hunters to write their 11 p.m. on Feb. 16. credit card number slowly and Based on the number of clearly (so the people receiving applications received last year, the application can read it) and DWR officials expect to receive to double-check that they wrote almost 190,000 applications. Judi the number correctly. Also, credit Tutorow, wildlife licensing coor- cards must be valid through May dinator for the DWR, has some 2006 to be used as payment. A10 TUESDAY January 24, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines Mustangs Kobe’s shooting roll to win isn’t helping over ‘Cats

Lakers “team” by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Wendover hoped to give Dugway he NFL is king a battle in Friday’s Region 18 boys of professional hoop battle. sports and base- But the Mustangs scored the first Tball is continu- seven points of the game and the ing to gain back the Wildcats failed to score until nearly trust from the fans and five minutes were expired in the improve its fan popular- contest. ity. And those two aspects of the But the NBA has an game set the stage for Dugway con- image problem and Sunday trolling a start-to-finish 70-51 vic- night’s performance by Nick Drake tory over Wendover at DHS. Kobe Bryant didn’t help that SPORTS EDITOR Landon Wilkins poured in a team- one bit. high 19 and Taylor Schofield popped Indeed, the Laker guard the cords for 17 to spearhead the is a terrific and marvelously talented player. Mustang triumph. Zach James also However, when a player shoots 46 times and the photography /Amy Trebella contributed 11 and Cody Stromberg Amber Skelton (right) leaps into the Pratt Aquatic Center pool in Saturday’s Region 11 Swimming Championships. Tooele remaining nine players that were fortunate to see netted nine for the hosts. captured a sweep of the girls and boys team crowns with outstanding team depth and individual performances. court time only manage 42 shots, that team has Manuel Alvarez fired in a game- some problems regardless if it’s one of the most high 22 and Sergio Sanchez pumped successful and storied franchises in NBA history. in 18 to lead the ‘Cats. Helso Lara The league has taken a lot of image hits over also hit for six for Wendover. the past few seasons and attendance figures are Swimmers seize region team titles The league victory boosts slowly dwindling in arenas all over the nation. Dugway to 2-0 in region action and Pro players are seen, right or wrong, as selfish, 11-2 overall while Wendover falls by Nick Drake River (271) and Ben Lomond (50), respectively. self-absorbed hoopsters earning millions of dol- to 1-1 and 7-5 overall on the cam- The Tooele-based pool was standing-room only and the lars and showboating their hoop prowess only SPORTS EDITOR paign. jam-packed crowd helped launch the local squad to the caring about their number of shots not their shot Tooele High School has always relied on team depth to The Mustangs are set to host victory. selection or running an offense. get the Buffs by when it counted and it couldn’t have been region rival Meridian Friday “The crowd played a big factor in our team’s success,” Outstanding individual player like Allen any more evident than in Saturday’s Region 11 Swimming at 7 p.m. in league action while noted Tooele Coach Mel Roberts. “I was very proud of the Iverson, Tracy McGrady, Carmelo Anthony, Championships at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Wendover travels to Trout Creek to entire team, not only by their performance in the water Gilbert Arenas and even LaBron James to a cer- New league member Logan High dominated the indi- tangle with West Desert in a 7 p.m. but by the support of each other and the sportsmanship tain extent are shoot-first, ask-questions later and vidual honors winning gold medals in 14 of the 22 races region affair. each showed. It was a total team effort for both the girls the trend isn’t going to get any better with the on the day. Dugway Coach George Bruce and boys teams. public perception of Bryant’s effort on Sunday. However, the Buffs had every swimmer produce points said his team’s defense made a “We knew we had a chance to win both titles but we Indeed, the second-best scoring performance in the tough meet, girls and boys, and used strong perfor- difference in the outcome of the also knew it was not going to be easy,” he added. “It was a can’t go unnoticed and without public acknowl- mances by T.J. Perkins, Matt Ricci, Cameron Crane and game. goal the team established early in the season and worked edgment. Gilbert Nichols in the 100 breaststroke to seize command “We didn’t do a very good job hard to achieve. There were a lot of tough roads we had But while Kobe goes on shooting shots like a in the boys standings and hold off the Grizzlies by just of playing at our tempo,” he said. to travel this year but it all seemed to come together at the machine-gun, the rest of his teammates have a three team points for a team title sweep. “We need to be more disciplined on right time. Now we need to concentrate on the Class 3A perfect view from the court. And then you ask Tooele edged past second-place Logan 468-465 in team offense. Our defense really saved State Swimming Championships Feb. 3-4 at BYU.” the rest of them to run back down to the defen- points to capture the region boys team crown. Ogden was us in the game and really kept them Now, the Buffs will prepare for the state finals in two sive end and play hard on defense. Sure, it’s a right behind with a third-place team tally of 457 followed from getting a lot of open looks. We weeks at Brigham Young University. great individual accomplishment for Bryant. by Bear River (196) and Ben Lomond (69), respectively. got a lot of easy baskets in transi- The nay-sayers say the Lakers don’t have tal- Meanwhile, the Lady Buffs battled to the girls team crown with 507 points and Logan was right behind with ent. They do, they are just not allowed to show SEE REGION PAGE A11 SEE ROLL PAGE A11 it or able to get an ample chance to build the 435. Ogden garnered third place at 354 followed by Bear self-esteem to contribute within the team con- cept. After all the hoopla settles down from this tremendous achievement, it doesn’t do a bit of Meridian edges good in helping bring along the self-confidence and potential of budding young Laker players like Smush Parker, Luke Walton and Kwame Brown. It can’t be good for the ole morale to be asked to do all of the dirty work and then sit and watch Lady Mustangs Kobe shake-and-bake, go one-on-five to the rim. With Byant’s antics, Lamar Odom, a talented scor- by Nick Drake er himself, is forced to sit back and simply watch his teammate. He becomes a non-factor from an SPORTS EDITOR offensive standpoint. Dugway has practically ruled the Region 18 girls Many are comparing Bryant to the likes of basketball ranks. Jordan. Well, Jordan took on this mentality early And three games into the league campaign, the Lady in his career and won scoring titles while taking Mustangs raced to the top of the league standings. a lot of shots but the season came to a grind- But leave it to Meridian to ruin the west desert ing halt quickly when the Bulls didn’t make the school’s bid for league perfection. playoffs or made an early exit. It wasn’t until his For the second time this season, the Lady Mongoose Airness started sharing the ball with complimen- rallied for a hard-fought win over Dugway, 42-31, tary players, not extremely talented players mind Thursday in Provo. you, like Steve Kerr, John Paxson, Toni Kukoc, MeKinlee Covey fired in a game-high 15 and Elise Luc Longley, B. J. Armstrong, Dennis Rodman, Robertson pumped in 11 to ignite the Meridian tri- etc, that MJ could relish in six championship umph. Kelly Hennessey also fired in eight for the seasons. victors. Indeed, Jordan did have Scottie Pippen as his Sherilyn Pianar paced the Lady Mustangs with a sidekick. While Odom isn’t as talented as maybe team-high 13 while Tayci Morse and C.J. Mathews Pippen, he isn’t a stiff like people might make connected for six each. Jaynie Palmer was held to just him out to be. But unless he is able to get the four points in the contest. opportunity to show it on a consistent basis, he Meridian nipped Dugway 36-35 in overtime on Jan. won’t know how many shots or if any he will 3 at DHS, earlier this season, in a non-league contest. be able to get on a game-by-game basis due to In fact, the Lady Mustangs have only lost three Bryant’s ability to just shoot his way to 40, 50, 60 games all year and two of the tilts have been to the photography/Troy Boman The Tooele High sidelines erupt after the Lady Buffs hold on for a thrilling 60-58 victory in overtime or even 70 points on a nightly basis. Mongoose. Dugway Coach Brett Andrus said Meridian causes a over the Cowgirls Thursday in Grantsville. The Lady Buffs needed clutch free throw shooting to ice the So I hope Bryant enjoys basking in the indi- road triumph. vidual spotlight of Tinsel Town and the rest of the few problems with his team. nation. Because when playoff time rolls around “The last game was probably the worst game we’ve in April, while the best teams are still hooping played all year,” he said. “We got beat on the boards it up, Kobe will have plenty of time to count his and turned the ball over that resulted in a number of easy points for them. That was really disappointing Nigh, Thomas key Lady Buffs individual accomplishments while his team will have nothing to show for it, just like Jordan did because the three games prior to that we were playing in his early years. our best ball. It was disappointing to have that setback. I think a lot of it is psychological and they extend the by Nick Drake and Melanie Johnson netted five. The Cowgirls 1-2-2 zone which gives us problems. Everyone else SPORTS EDITOR connected on just 13 of 26 charity tosses. does it and we do fine. But we’ll be ready for them When Tooele and Grantsville get together on The decision tied the two teams for fourth place next time. We’re looking forward to that last matchup the hardwoods for a Region 11 girls basketball in the Region 11 girls basketball ranks at 2-3. Bear with them at home. We’ll be ready.” team, it’s not a contest for the faint of heart. River and Ogden pace the league with 4-1 region Sports Wrap The setback drops Dugway to a 3-1 league mark and The two teams combined for 61 fouls and 72 marks and Logan is 3-2 in league action after the 12-3 overall record. free throws. Clutch free throws from Lady Buff first-half of play. Buffs power to region win The Lady Mustangs return home today to host rival shooters and tough field goal shooting from both Both Grantsville and Tooele resume action Tooele used excellent team scoring depth Tintic at 6 p.m. and close out the first half of region teams throughout the affair also highlighted the Thursday when Grantsville hosts Logan and Tooele to register a decisive 69-55 road victory action. Dugway ventures to Trout Creek Thursday to game. hosts Ben Lomond in 7 p.m. region contests. Friday at Garland. tangle with rival West Desert in a key contest also at But in the end, the Lady Buffs took full advan- Lady Buff Coach Karie Fredrickson said her Mike Holt poured in a game-high 21 while 6 p.m. tage of hitting five of six free throws with 45 team failed to give up like it had in previous Nash Lockie and Josh Cedar fired in 11 each. Meridian 42 - Dugway 31 seconds left in overtime to fend off upset-minded games. Colton Hogan also connected for eight and The Lady Mongoose handed the Lady Mustangs Cowgirls and hand the hosts a 60-58 setback “It was a little crazy,” she stated. “I felt good Taylor Palmer seven in the triumph. their second defeat in the month with a hard fought Thursday in Grantsville. about it. They played hard and never gave up like Taylor Bowcutt paved the way for the Bears decision Thursday in Provo. Meredith Nigh and Sam Thomas buried 10 of they had before. We never let down. We played to with a team-high 16 and Jake Miller logged 12 Dugway raced to a quick 12-6 cushion after one their first 12 free throws each to produce 21 and win. It was an extremely physical game on both for the hosts. Jay Ledesma pumped in eight period expired. Tayci Morse poured in five points and 17 points, respectively, to spur Tooele to the hard- sides. I don’t think the officials helped either of us. and Tyson Rasmussen recorded seven. Mathews provided a pair of field goals to ignite the fought victory. Laura West also hit for eight points Sam and Meredith definitely hit some clutch free The win enables the Buffs to take a 4-1 early Lady Mustang attack. Sherilyn Pianar also hit a and Jasmine Schmalhaus provided six. The Lady throws. They held their cool really well. league mark and first-place standing into the field goal and Sam Beltzer buried a charity toss to aid Buffs hit 30 of 46 charity tosses on the night. “We shut down (Brooke) Bunderson which is second-half of league action. Tooele takes the early effort. Sammie Jensen poured in a career-high 24 a key to them,” she added. “We took them out of Meridian could only muster a pair of baskets points, including a dramatic 3-point shot at the their normal offense but we didn’t expect Sammie end of regulation to force the game into overtime, to hurt us like she did. Our defense was a huge key SEE WRAP PAGE A11 while Ashton Miller and Rachael Anderson had SEE EDGES PAGE A11 eight each. Rika Larsen also contributed seven SEE KEY PAGE A11 TUESDAY January 24, 2006 A11

The Lady Mustangs exploded for the 24-3 Edges assault in the second stanza to take a huge 40-11 continued from page A10 half-time advantage and coasted to the league triumph. Pianar spurred the outburst with eight points on four field goals and Palmer hit a pair of from Elise Robertson and another field goal by baskets as well for four points. Beltzer drilled a 3- MeKinlee Covey in the opening eight minutes of point bomb while Morgyn Broadhead hit a char- action. ity toss and basket to aid the effort. Mathews, However, the Lady Mongoose exploded in the Shelsea Wall and Tayci Morse netted two points second stanza with a 20-6 barrage to take control each as well to stake the hosts to a whopping of the contest and seize a 26-18 edge headed into cushion at intermission. the locker room at intermission. Kelly Hennessey Kayla Timm connected for all three points of spurred the attack with eight points on four piv- the Lady Hawks surge in the pivotal stretch. otal baskets and Covey poured in seven points Dugway tacked on an 18-7 rally in the third as well. Robertson contributed three free throws period to build a huge 58-18 advantage with one and Chantal Arts chipped in with a field goal as quarter remaining. Pianar poured in eight points well. again and Mathews provided a pair of field goals Pianar paved the way for the Lady Mustangs to extend the margin and eight minutes were with five points and Morse canned another char- still left on the clock. Palmer, Kari Billings and ity toss in the period. Broadhead all chipped in with a field goal each Dugway chipped away at the deficit with to help the Lady Mustangs take control of the an 8-6 scoring edge in the third quarter to pull contest. to within 32-26 headed into the final frame of Kayla Timm paced the West Desert attack in the game. Pianar flipped in four points while the third quarter with a three-point play while Mathews and Jaynie Palmer canned two charity teammates Brittnay Timm and Laura Weight tosses each. chipped in with a basket each. Covey hit a pair of field goals and Alex Minton The Lady Hawks did outscore the Lady added another to allow the hosts to relish a six- Mustangs 16-15 in the final frame of the game. point cushion headed down the stretch of the Anderson triggered the visitors’ comeback bid game. with eight points in the session while Kayla Timm Meridian outscored Dugway 10-5 in the fourth provided six more. Brittnay Timm also hit a field photography/Mike Anderson session to complete the triumph. Robertson goal along the way. Tooele’s Cameron Crane powers through the Pratt Aquatic Center pool in an earlier meet this winter. The pumped in four points while Covey, Arts and Billings led the Lady Mustang attack in the Buff boys pulled off a team title in the Region 11 Swimming Championships Saturday when Tooele edged Timise Brough added a basket each. fourth quarter with four points and Mathews out Logan by three team points for the coveted crown. Palmer and Pianar led the Lady Mustangs buried a 3-point bomb. Jessica Nichols, Wall, down the stretch with a field goal each and Pianar and Korey Munn all hit a basket for the by Jon Lee (100 back), Marc Imlay (500 free) Morgyn Broadhead added a charity toss as well. victors as well. and the 400 free relay squad. Nobles spurred Dugway 73 - West Desert 34 Pianar poured in a career-high 27 and C.J. Region continued from page A10 the boys team with 58.5 team points while Brad The Lady Mustangs blitzed the Lady Hawks for Mathews hit for a career-high 11 to pave the way Wells (47.5), Mat Snarr (43.5), Marc Imlay (41.5), a 24-3 barrage in the second stanza to build a 29- for the Lady Mustangs. Palmer also contributed T.J. Perkins (39), David Nipper (36), Lee (34) and point half-time lead en route to a decisive victory 10 and Kari Billings tossed in six. Meanwhile, Tooele hosted the region event Bobby Philpot (33) also provided excellent team Jan. 10 at DHS. Kayla Timm led West Desert with a team-high and Coach Roberts said the league contest ran points for the Buffs. Dugway didn’t waste any time taking com- 14 and Marci Anderson popped the cords for 10. smoothly thanks to a tremendous support net- “Every point made a difference for the boys,” mand of the contest right from the start. The Brittnay Timm also fired in eight for the Lady work of parents, past and present. stated Coach Roberts. “From Gilbert Nichols Lady Mustangs raced to a 16-8 cushion after eight Hawks. “The parents and parents of former swimmers earning 16th in the 200 free to Jerry Bryan with a minutes expired and never looked back. Sherilyn Dugway Coach Brett Andrus said his team were great in helping with the timing and opera- 15th in the 50 free or Alix Court recovering from Pianar paved the way for the quick cushion with played well in the victory over the Lady Hawks. tion of the meet,” stated Coach Roberts. “We had the flu and swimming in the 50 and 100 free and in nine points in the opening session, including a “Against West Desert, we jumped all over them a problem early with the timing system, but Jana the 200 free relay as well.” three-point play, while Jaynie Palmer provided a with the press and got a lot of turnovers which Roberts and starter David Philpot solved the prob- Meanwhile, Lauren Bridges claimed the lone pair of field goals as well. C.J. Mathews contrib- led to a lot of fastbreak points, especially from lem and kept the meet moving. I doubt any team individual title for the Lady Buffs with a victory uted a basket and Sam Beltzer hit a free throw to Sherilyn. The post players played really well in in the state has the parent support we enjoy. It in the 100 free and Tooele’s 200 free relay team provide the eight-point lead after one period in the post and controlled the paint and defensively. relieves a lot of stress from the coaches.” garnered top honors in their event as well. The the league contest. Morgan (Broadhead) had her best game of the What also relieves the stress from the THS Lady Buffs also cherished silver finishes by Trisha Brittnay Timm led the West Desert charge with year. I’m hoping this will give her some confi- coaches is outstanding individual performances Cox (100 breaststroke and 200 IM), Bridges (50 a pair of baskets while Kayla Timm and Marci dence for the rest of the year. It was a really good and overall team scoring depth. free), Laurie Halladay (500 free) and the Lady Buff Anderson tossed in a field goal each as well. way to open league play.” The Buff boys squad garnered four individual 400 free and 200 medley relays. Bridges topped all crowns and parlayed excellent point production girls team scoring with 55.5 and Cox registered Dugway 70 - Wendover 51 intermission. in the 200 individual medley (IM), 100 fly, 100 free, 52.5 points for the region team champs. Mary The Mustangs led from start Sanchez flipped in a 3-point 500 free, 100 back and 100 breaststroke to register Burden tallied 47.5 followed by Erika Andrews Roll the slim three-point team victory. continued from page A10 to finish and captured a pivotal bomb to counter the Mustang (46.5), Jordan Marshall (41.5), Laurie Halladay league triumph over the Wildcats outburst and cut into the deficit. Kasey Nobles powered the Buff triumph with (41.5), Cassandra Bryan (36.5), Kathryn Locke Friday at Dugway. But Dugway used a pair of top times in the 50 and 100 free races and team- (36.5), Lizette Torres (30) and Jessica Fisher (26). tion and that helped our offense. Wilkins opened the game Stromberg free throws and a mate T.J. Perkins claimed the 100 breaststroke Individual results and times of the talented But we still struggled at the free with three lay-ups and Schofield three-point play by James with by just .55 in the event. Tooele also seized the Region Swimming Championships will be pub- throw line and we just don’t seem canned a charity toss to stake 49 seconds left until half-time to 200 medley relay and relished runner-up medals lished in a future edition. to focus well at the line.” Dugway to a quick 7-0 cushion build the hosts biggest lead of Meanwhile, Wendover Coach with 4:01 left in the first frame. the game to date, 26-13. The victory levels the Wendover league record Greg Mascaro said his team Sanchez finally broke the ‘Cat Sanchez netted a free throw to to 2-2 in region play and 7-7 overall. never gave up in spite of never Wrap scoring drought with a three- complete the scoring for the first The Lady Wildcats venture to Provo today to getting the lead. continued from page A10 point play to pull Wendover to two periods of play. tangle with Meridian and return home Thursday “I still have to be proud of within 7-3 with 3:16 remaining in Just like the first two periods, to host Tintic, both at 6 p.m. these guys,” he stated. “They the period. Dugway reeled off a decisive 8- Wednesday off but the defending Class 3A State A story on the games will be published in didn’t do anything very well but Schofield answered with a 3- 0 run to open the frame and champs resume region play Friday when the Buffs Thursday’s edition. the guys never gave up. That is point bomb but Alvarez coun- seize command of the contest, attempt to avenge their lone region setback of the by far the poorest shooting night tered with a 3-point shot of his 34-14. Kartchner buried a 3-point season to date as Ogden ventures to town for a 7 Buffs top Cowboy grapplers of the season and that has a lot own to keep the game at 10-6 bomb, Wilkins put in a lay-up p.m. contest. Tooele captured 12 of 14 individual varsity to do with Dugway’s defense. decision with 2:41 to play in the and Schofield completed a three- A story on the game will be published in matches to register a 69-8 triumph over Grantsville I don’t think the boys were as quarter. point play to ignite the rally and Thursday’s edition. Thursday in Region 11 wrestling action at THS. intimidated as they have been in James, Wilkins and Stromberg make the game a 20-point affair The Buffs earned seven forfeit wins, four pins the past. They hung in there and reeled off consecutive baskets to with 7:07 left in the third quar- Lady ‘Cats register victory and a decision to record the league victory. The Wendover erupted for a 13-5 assault in the final played hard. I can’t be disappoint- fuel a 6-0 Mustang run and give ter. Cowboys had Torree Powell and Seth Kreiser log frame to break open a close contest and register ed when they leave it all on the the hosts a 16-6 advantage. Wendover reeled off a 15-9 wins for Grantsville in the dual match. a 34-24 win over Wasatch Academy Thursday in floor. (Dugway Coach) George Lynn Maddox did bury a char- outburst to close out the period A complete story on the league match will be Mt. Pleasant. (Bruce) did his usual masterful ity toss and Lara uncorked a and pull to within 43-29 and 47 published in Thursday’s edition. Andrea Gonzalez logged a team-high 13 and coaching job. If we found a little 3-point bomb to pull the ‘Cats to seconds left in the session. Lara, Lindsay Mascaro hit for six. Youth basketball slated seam he countered it quick. It’s within 16-10 at the end of eight Alvarez and Sanchez all fueled Brittany Ransdell led all scorers with 19 There is a Youth Basketball League scheduled good to coach against someone minutes of action. the rally with a 3-point bomb points. for Tooele County youth ages three through six. like George because it is quite a However, Dugway began the each and Sanchez provided a The Lady Wildcats also recorded a 46-30 tri- The season will be eight weeks long. The entry challenge. We have to learn from second stanza with five unan- pair of free throws and a pair of umph over West Desert earlier in the week, Jan. fee for youth ages three and four is $30 while the this and find a way to get every- swered points when James put lay-ups to ignite the ‘Cat come- 17. fee for ages five and six are $35. Classes are lim- one involved in the offense. If in a pair of rebound baskets and back bid. Jennie Bateman registered a career-high 12 ited and filling fast. Call and reserve today. we can do that we’ll be winning Morgan Kartchner tossed in a However, Dugway countered and Lupe DeSantiago hit for 10. Rejily Sweat also For more information call 435-830-7630. a lot of league games from here free throw to build a 21-10 edge with a lay-up from Wilkins with pumped in nine more for the ‘Cats. on out.” with 4:43 still remaining until five ticks left in the quarter to give the Mustangs a 45-29 lead after three periods. And for the fourth straight peri- Pet of the Week od, Dugway started out strong, Key this time with a 7-0 run to give continued from page A10 Dugway a 52-29 cushion with 6:19 left in the contest. Schofield for us. We actually shot well from completed a three-point play the field. It was a huge win for us. and Stromberg took a perfect It’s tough to pull out a win down in pass from James and hit a lay-up Grantsville. It will be interesting to aid the effort. Schofield hit in the second-half. We need to use Wilkins with a strong pass for a more of our team on offense and lay-up and all of the sudden the a little more pressure on defense. game was a 23-point tilt. If we do those two things, I think Sanchez drilled two charity we’ll get some good wins to get to tosses to snap the rally. where we want to be.” But once again the Mustangs Meanwhile, Cowgirl Coach reeled off a 7-0 barrage to build Kenzie Briggs-Newton said her a cozy 59-31 cushion with 4:57 team’s reserves came through left and Dugway coasted the rest when the starting five were sitting of the way. Dakota Woolet and on the bench with foul trouble. Schofield each popped a 3-point “It was a hard-fought battle,” basket and Wilkins drilled a free she noted. “You can’t say we didn’t throw to aid the rally. lay it all out there. We just have Wendover did post a 20-11 to stay out of foul trouble. The outburst for the remaining 4:28 bench did a fantastic job but we to attempt to make a game of can’t have five starters sitting on it. Alvarez lit up the scoreboard the bench in overtime. We ran our Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be with four 3-point bombs, two offense really well. Sammie took required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. free throws and an eight-foot it to the basket really well and Shelters are only required to hold animals for jumper to produce 16 of the really stepped up for us with 24 three days before they are euthanized. team’s final 20 points. Rogelio points. I felt like Monaco (Aagard) For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Martinez and Jose Rosales each came off the bench and created added a rebound basket to aid available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at some turnovers and took care of 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville the ‘Cat comeback. the ball. What it came down to Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Schofield stemmed the was fouls and that was what hurt Wendover rally with four char- Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. us. We need to get our focus back Brought to you by: ity tosses and a perfect pass to and bounce back and get ready Wilkins for a lay-up. Kartchner for Logan.” also hit a lay-up and Josh Nelson photography/Troy Boman Tooele Veterinary Clinic put in a rebound basket as well. A complete story on the indi- Dugway’s Landon Wilkins (right) goes up for a lay-up while Wendover’s vidual scoring throughout the Lynn Maddox defends the play. The Mustangs captured a 70-51 triumph Preston Edwards also fired in a 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 free throw as well. contest will be published in a over their county neighbors to the west in Friday’s game at DHS. future edition. Love Your Heart Wear red on Feb. 3

“Sixty-four percent of Heart attacks and strokes claim the lives of nearly a half million women in the U.S. every year—about one per minute. That makes Cardio-Vascular Disease— women who died suddenly not cancer—the number one killer of women in America. Sadly, that statistic of coronary heart disease should never have been allowed to emerge.

had no previous symptoms, But while some risk factors of cardio-vascular disease, such as age, race and and only 13% of women in heredity can’t be changed, much can be done to reduce or control others, like daily exercise, kicking tobacco, eating right... America view heart disease

as a threat.” And wearing red on Friday Feb. 3.

On that day, citizens across Tooele County are asked to join Mountain West Medical Center in wearing something red. In fact, MWMC will donate $5 for every MWMC employee who wears red on Feb. 3, and contributions will be used for educating and encouraging local women to protect and nurture their hearts.

Why is that so important? Because 64% of women who died suddenly of coronary heart disease had no previous symptoms, and only 13% of women in America view heart disease as a threat.

Want more information? See www.goredforwomen.org for educational resources on how to fight cardio-vascular disease. Want to make a difference right now? Love your heart, and join MWMC in wearing red on Friday Feb. 3.

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Envirocare’s Tim Barney and Joyce Hogan accepted its award. 2005’s best business: Envirocare

by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER Whether buying poinsettias from FFA and delivering them to the rest homes or supporting the Tooele Rotary Club’s dictionary project, Envirocare’s contributions span the county. So the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce decided Envirocare deserves some positive attention and named Envirocare business of the year. Senior Vice President Tim Barney and Community Relations manager Joyce Hogan received the award on their company’s behalf Saturday night. “We were extremely honored that the community would recognize our company,” Hogan said. “We try really hard to be a good corporate photography / Troy Boman Dennis Ewing — recognized as person of the year by the Tooele Chamber of Commerce Saturday — will retire after serving 33 years as Tooele County Clerk at the end of this year. citizen and had no idea we could be chosen.” The purpose of the Business of the Year award is to recognize a business that has made an impact on Tooele County through their business expertise, service, leader- ship and community involvement. Chamber Director Debbie Winn thinks the nominations committee A man of integrity made an excellent choice when it chose Envirocare. Most every orga- nization she’s been a part of has Chamber names clerk ‘person of year’ for service to county received support from Envirocare — whether monetary or time. “There is no company ... giving by Karen Hunt I do a real good job and treat worker and a very good per- more than Envirocare,” Winn said. STAFF WRITER people with respect and try son — a very good person.” Every year Envirocare donates a It was a rainy day in 1966 and be as fair as I can; I never Ask current Chief Deputy “significant” amount to community when Dennis Ewing first drove try to let politics influence how County Clerk Marilyn Gilllette charities. from Murray, Utah, into Tooele I treat people; I try to treat to describe Ewing and the “Our company is very unique and County with his wife, Carma. people all the same. They’re all first words that come out of of course one of my job priorities is Something about the cozy, citizens of Tooele County.” her mouth are “he is one of to provide accurate information,” small town cleaned up by the Ewing’s first job in Tooele the most honest people I have Hogan said, “because oftentimes we falling drizzle struck a chord County was with the Tooele ever met.” are a very misunderstood company with Ewing. City Police Department. Two That, she believes, is part on what we actually do, but as our In the three-and-a-half years later he transferred to of his secret to longevity in corporate office in located in Salt decades since, Ewing has the Tooele County Sheriff’s office. Lake and our site operation is at invested in the community Department. At that time he “He has been challenged Clive, we weren’t connected to the he now calls home. In return, formed a friendship with Judge pretty much every other term community. The reason they hired he has gained a multitude of William Pitt and decades later at least,” she said. “But I think me is to establish that connection.” friends and the public trust. the two are still friends. that speaks a lot for his integ- Envirocare spent an extra $600 to Most recently he was named “He’s honest as the day is rity that he has been put back buy the second of two bobble head person of the year by the long and probably the most in each time.” Doug Wright dolls at the Chamber. Tooele County Chamber of outstanding guy you’ve met,” Gillette adds that Ewing Envirocare’s $600 will be used to Commerce. Pitt said. goes the extra mile to edu- benefit the DARE programs in But before that Ewing — Ewing has also been active cate voters. He has been very Grantsville and Tooele. who will retire at the end of in the Chamber of Commerce, involved in obtaining the new “I thought that was a good activ- this year — was re-elected time serving as chairman in 1985. voting equipment, which will ity for the chamber to do, to put after time as Tooele County As a county clerk he has mar- go into effect next election. something back into the community clerk. He has served faithfully ried couples generation after “Everything he does he does and back into charity,” Hogan said. for 33 years. generation, overseen elections, 110 percent,” Gillette said. Winn says the list of Envirocare’s “Because I love my job. I love taken minutes at county com- Over the past year, Ewing contributions was too long to read what I do,” Ewing said. “I’ve mission meetings, and been has fought a battle fiercer than — even at the banquet. been fortunate to have real active in lobbying in Utah and elections — he has fought As it was put by the “local citizen” good employees who are dedi- nationally for legislation ben- against colon cancer. Ewing who nominated Envirocare: cated, employees who work eficial to the county. had surgery and went through “I would like to nominate hard and they make me look For about 20 years, Lois chemotherapy. Today the can- Envirocare for their undying com- good. Without good employees McArthur, now retired, was his cer is in remission. mitment to Tooele County. Not only I’d be nothing.” Chief Deputy County Clerk. Ewing plans his upcoming are they an excellent company who While Ewing runs as a She says he has also been a retirement for a number of provide a needed service to our Democrat, he said the election personal friend to her, her first reasons. First of all he has community, including good jobs politics never control how he husband and her second hus- reached the age to qualify. with good pay, they have supported relates with people. band. Second, he says, “I have some more ball teams, benefits and fund “I just have always felt a “He’s a very caring person. ‘honeydos’ to catch up on,” raisers than any company I know. duty to serve the people of He will do almost anything for Lastly, he adds, “hopefully if I They have shown their allegiance Tooele County and in return anyone,” McArthur said. “He photography / Troy Boman have enough money I’d like to to Tooele County and her citizens the people of Tooele County doesn’t like conflict; he likes Tooele County Clerk Dennis Ewing and Chief Deputy clerk Marilyn do a few things like go to Lake and I would like to see them receive have been real good to me and things resolved easily without Gillette and Grantsville city recorder Wendy Palmer work hard to keep some recognition for a change.” let me stay there and I feel like a lot of fuss. He’s a very hard elections running smoothly. Ewings was recently honored for his years SEE CLERK ON B8 of public service. Volunteerism Education Sports Volunteers needed! Be a science fair judge Register for games The Utah Family Center is in Science fair judges are needed The Utah Summer Games need of volunteers to help out for Stansbury Park Elementary kicks off the New Year by open- at the center. Hours are flexible on March 1-2. Requirements ing online registration. Those and based on your availability. are: honesty, interest in science, interested in this and other Volunteer a few times a month willing to put in time needed to sports are encouraged to visit to a couple times a week. This choose the best science projects www.utahsummergames.org for is a great volunteer opportu- of the 3-6 grades, no student information. nity for stay at home moms in the school. Please contact The Utah Summer Games is to grandparents. Contact Kari Mrs. Emery at 833-1968 during Utah’s oldest amateur sports fes- at the Utah Family Center for school hours. tival and features over 50 differ- more information: 833-1960 or ent events including weightlift- 840-1648. ing, triathlon and soccer. B2 TUESDAY January 24, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Tooele Cost is $20 and includes a cookbook. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele. Don’t eat dinner before coming — you Alateen meets Mondays will be dining on the dishes you make. Alateen meets Mondays at 6:30 p.m. at St. Guide good choices Pre-register and pay at 151 N. Main or Barnabas church in Overlake. Please come Come learn to set clear standards for call 843-2353. for sharing and caring. Please call 849-1881 families with 5-7th graders, develop a Get tax help for more information. family policy, express anger construc- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is Kick drug habit tively, strengthen family bonds. Five providing free tax preparation again A 12 Step Addiction Recovery Program weekly two-hour workshops cost only this tax season at Salt Lake Community for addictive/compulsive behavior, run by $15 per family. College, 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. Call LDS Social Services in Tooele and Erda, All classes start at 7 p.m. in Tooele 211 for an appointment now. welcomes new members and everyone. City Hall. Call 843-2187 to register. Sport your favorite chili • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 W., • Tuesdays Jan. 24-Feb. 21 Chili Cook-off will be held Jan. 27 at Tooele, Room 118 • Wednesdays Feb. 15-March 1 6 p.m. Bring your favorite chili and priz- • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. Erda • Thursdays March 9-April 6 es will be given for several categories. Road, Erda, Room 8 • Spanish speaking classes are being Held at Action Mortgage Solutions, 60 planned, call 843-2187. S. Main, Suite 1, Tooele. General Diabetes ed starting Inviting real estate investors Anyone with diabetes, don’t miss out The Tooele Real Estate Investment on these diabetes management classes Group is looking for you! Interested? Pageant applications due on Friday evenings February 7, 14, 21 We will hold our first meeting on Jan. The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Days of and 28. To register call 228-0048; you 26 at 7 p.m. at 60 S. Main St. in Tooele. ‘47 Royalty Pageant will be held on March will need a referral from your doctor. Call 882-0355 with questions. 18. Applications are due at the Pioneer The classes will continue monthly. • Meet and network with other inves- Memorial Museum by Feb. 25. Honor Reflections winners tors Romance writers sign books Reflections is an arts program for • Share ideas and techniques The Utah/Salt Lake Chapter Romance children that is run through the PTA. • Succeed at your investment goals Writers of America, in conjunction with its These students have made it through Learn to sign 2006 Heart of the West Writers Conference, the school level and are now on the American Sign Language classes will host a book signing at the Holiday Inn region level. If you would like to see for beginners will be taught Mondays Downtown, 999 S. Main St., Salt Lake City, some promising artwork and honor and Fridays from 7-9 p.m. Cost is $10 Feb. 4 at 5:30 p.m. in Alta B Room. some truly exceptional students we per week plus a small paperwork fee. Some of Romance’s most popular authors would love to have you join us Jan. Beginner class will run 6-8 weeks. will be signing their latest releases: Sherrilyn 26 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele High School Classes will be held at the St. Barnabas Kenyon, Christine Feehan, Brenda Novak, auditorium. Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Call Perky Jo Leigh, Lynn Kurland, Marjorie Jones, Get fit for life at 882-7756 or Mother Connie at 882- Ravyn Wilde, RaeAnne Thayne, Sunday Simply Fit for Life is a 10-week 4721. Larson, Cathy Miller, Mary Martinez, Ann course which teaches individuals last- Chamberlin, Sara Fitzgerald, Charleen ing habits of healthy weight loss and Earley and Julie Belmont. nutrition, stress management and exer- Philanthropy For conference details visit http://www. cise. The next session will be held at utahrwa.com Tooele County Health Department, 151 Volunteers needed! Register for summer games N. Main, starting Wednesday, Feb. 1, The Utah Family Center is in need The Utah Summer Games kicks off the from 6-7 p.m. The instructor is Helen of volunteers to help out at the center. New Year by opening online registration. Ann Jones. Hours are flexible and based on your Rose Springs Elementary School has developed a very active chess club in the first Those interested in this and other sports Classes are offered for $70 per 10- availability. Volunteer a few times a year of the school’s organization under the direction of Glen Mower. Over 50 students are encouraged to visit www.utahsummer- week session. For more information month to a couple times a week. This regularly learn chess skills while playing. Pictured in a weekly chess match are: Caleb games.org for information. on the Simply Fit For Life Program is a great volunteer opportunity for Batchelor, Tevis Alder, Josh Kuhlmann, Jaden Sutherland and Derrick Kuhlmann. The Utah Summer Games is Utah’s oldest call the American Heart Association at stay at home moms to grandparents. amateur sports festival and features over (801) 484-3838 or e-mail at www.tyler. ister early. Contact Kari at the Utah Family Center membership form and to RSVP for all 50 different events including weightlifting, [email protected]. For more informa- for more information: 833-1960 or 840- Elementaries open to enroll activities except exercise and water triathlon and soccer. tion about the program go to www. 1648. The Tooele County School District aerobics. SLCC events americanheart.org. will accept applications from students Donate clothing • Body Instincts — Meets on • Biotech conf — Salt Lake Community who are interested in enrolling in an Time management class set The Department of Workforce Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy College is holding the first-ever National On Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. come learn how elementary school outside of their resi- Services is hosting a clothing drive for (29 S. Main). Center for Biotechnology Workforce to manage Outlook to get more pro- dent school boundaries for the 2006- the Valor House, a housing facility for • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- Conference Friday, Jan. 20, at the Jordan ductivity out of your workday. Light 2007 school year. homeless veterans located in the Salt bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays Campus in the Student Pavilion from 9 a.m. refreshments will be served. Call for If your student is currently attend- Lake City area. 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2. to 3 p.m. free tickets as seating is limited. Held at ing a school outside of their boundary Clothing items needed include warm • President’s Art Show — Thanks to a Action Mortgage Solutions, 60 S. Main there will be no need to re-apply, unless coats (XL and XXL especially need- partnership with the Museum of Utah Arts & St., Suite 1, Tooele. you plan to leave the school you are Groups ed), jeans, long-sleeve shirts, socks, History, Salt Lake Community College holds attending. Is housing bubble real? hats, gloves, and business-appropriate the President’s Art Show downtown for the Applications will be sent home with On Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. come learn if clothing items for males and females. first time on Jan. 24-28 at 125 S. State St. there is a housing bubble and if now is all students (or pick one up at the G-ville DUP meets Clothing donations will be collected The Twenty Wells (Grantsville) Chapter The President’s Art Show is a juried a good time to purchase a home. This district office) and turn in by March at the local WFS, 305 N. Main St., of the sons of Utah Pioneers will hold exhibit, open to all Utah residents. Artists class is primarily for realtors, however 31. For more information, call Sandy Suite 100, in Tooele. Lynn Gehring, their monthly potluck dinner/meeting on will compete for several prizes including the all are welcome. Light refreshments Shepard or Tamara Cummings at 833- drive coordinator, is available by call- Thursday, Jan. 26. at the Grantsville Senior Best in Show $1000 cash prize. The show will be served. Call for free tickets 1900. ing (435) 833-7384. Citizens Center at 6:30 p.m. New members features a diverse collection of art includ- as seating is limited. Held at Action Buy THS yearbooks now (and spouses) with a pioneer spirit are ing paintings, drawings, photography, glass Mortgage Solutions, 60 S. Main, Suite THS Yearbooks must be paid for by encouraged to join us. (You do not need to works, collages, mixed media, pottery and 1, Tooele. Stansbury Jan. 27. Extra yearbooks will not be sculptures. ordered. have pioneer ancestry to join.) If you have Is reverse mortgage for you? any questions, please call chapter president The President’s Art Show is open and free Are you 62 years of age or older? Combined service boards meet Dave Jefferies at 884-6989. to the public. For more details about the Come learn the power of a reverse The Board of Trustees of the Seniors event, including event times and entry details, mortgage on Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. What Gun club begins new league please visit www.slcc.edu/PresArtShow. Stansbury Recreation Service Area and Wednesday Trapshooting League begins can you do with a reverse mortgage? Students enter poster contest the Greenbelt Service Area and the Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. This is a new four week trap- The possibilities are endless. Held at Grantsville seniors Utah elementary students are invited Board of Directors of the Stansbury shooting league shooting 50 clay pigeons Action Mortgage Solutions, 60 S. Main The Grantsville Senior Center can be to compete in an annual Arbor Day poster Service Agency will meet on Wednesday, each Wednesday. Teams are picked by com- St., Suite 1, Tooele. called at 884-3446. contest. Prizes include U.S. Savings bonds Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 puter so shooters of all skill levels are • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- and framed certificates. Registration dead- Make family stronger Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. needed. You can make up or shoot ahead tions by 8:30 a.m. line is Feb. 6 with materials being sent Is your family all you want it to Science fair judges needed for times you can’t make it on league night, • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. to principals now. Visit www.forestry.utah. be? The Utah Family Center is holding Science fair judges are needed for so get some friends together and sign up. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, gov/arborday.htm. two sessions of the highly acclaimed Stansbury Park Elementary on March Remember we’re open to the public on reservations by 8:30 a.m. “Strengthening Families Workshop.” 1-2. Requirements are: honesty, interest Wednesdays at 6 p.m., Saturdays at noon and Quilting show set • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. The first session will be held in in science, willing to put in time needed Sundays at 10 a.m. For more information The Home Machine Quilting Show breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle Stansbury, March 15-April 26. The sec- to choose the best science projects of please call John Miller at 882-2429. 2006 will be April 5-8 at the South • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. ond session will be in Grantsville, May the 3-6 grades, no student in the school. Towne Expo Center in Sandy. This is line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- 10-June 27. The whole family is invited Please contact Mrs. Emery at 833-1968 a very well-attended event with nearly tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- and dinner is served at each session. during school hours. Recovery 3,500 quilters coming in from all over We will be targeting families with chil- sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo the nation to take classes and enjoy the dren who fall in the 3-5 year old range • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at 125-plus exhibitor booths. Tooele AA meets daily and the 6-11 year old range. Daycare Schools noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. will be provided for those who do not • Everyday quilting Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous meets daily meet this age range. Sessions are $25 • Jan. 27 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. at noon and 8 p.m. at 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call per family with additional discounts if GED test date set with entertainment by Rush and Eve 882-7358 for information. you refer additional families. Call 833- The GED test will be given in Tooele Kee. Dealer’s Choice AA meets 1960 to reserve your spot! at the Tooele Adult Education Center, • Jan. 30 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30, Dealer’s Choice AA meeting will be held No more child frustration 76 S. 1000 W., on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Call appointments are necessary, call 884- Sundays at 6 p.m. at the United Methodist 3446. Are you frustrated with how to dis- 833-1994 for additional information or Church, 78 E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get cipline your child? The Utah Family visit the center to sign up for GED Tooele seniors directions or information. Center is offering a Positive Discipline preparation classes. The cost is $25 The Tooele County Senior Citizen Castaways AA meetings set class. Come and hear great ways to for the preparation class. Participants Center can be reached at 882-2870. Castaway’s Alcoholics Anonymous meets help your child, talk with other par- may attend anytime our center is open. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- Monday-Saturday at noon and on Friday ents and share ideas. The class will be The center is open Monday through bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center, held on Saturday, Feb. 25, from 10-11 Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 a.m. dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; mixed; non-smok- a.m. at the center. A light brunch will and Monday and Thursday nights from • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; ing; wheelchair access; nursery available be served. Space is limited so sign up 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Pinochle 1 p.m.; no line dancing until Monday-Friday. (Adults only on Saturday.) quickly! There is no charge for this Computer Classes further notice Feeling trapped? class. Contact the center at 833-1960 The Tooele Adult Education Center • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. If someone’s drinking is affecting your life, for more information or to sign up. is offering a beginning computer to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing Alanon can help. Call 882-7756 for informa- Plan kids event class in Microsoft Word XP, Access, 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1 p.m. Just an idea! I’m trying to find a Excel, PowerPoint, and Windows. The at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- place to have all children socialize on class will be held at the Tooele Adult bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood Friday/Saturday. We’ll need a DJ, band, Education Center at 76 South 1000 pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. place, partnership, ideas, supervision, West on Tuesday and Wednesday nights DOINGS POLICY • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; din- dance, etc. Please call Ruth Jackson at for five weeks beginning Tuesday Jan. 31 and ending March 1 from 6 p.m. until ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m.; dancing Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings 884-0509 — fun for kids. Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at 9 p.m. Adults currently enrolled at the 6-8 p.m. Learn to cook [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. education center will be charged $25. • Jan. 27 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with Come learn how to prepare and The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable The fee for community participants is Michael Harris 5-6 p.m. and Ned 6-8 freeze enough entrees for a month in organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the $50. Seniors, 55 and over, pay $45. Call p.m. one day! Once a Month Cooking class advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we 833-1994 to pre-register for the class. Senior Circle, MWMC is offered by Utah State University can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words The fee must be paid in full before the Senior Circle is for those over 50 and Extension Service and will be held or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the first night of class. Please call and reg- costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 for a Feb. 1 from 6-9 p.m. at 151 N. Main. desired publication date. TUESDAY January 24, 2006 B3 Enjoy quiet evenings with the comfort of warm soup

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Transcript 6 ¢ 25 Garage, Yard Sales your buyers quickly. For For doing the same thing the St. George office. Bold Type 5 per word/issue $ Nurse needed 2.00 per word over 20 words only $135. your 25 word Start up to Responsible for helping Bulletin Publishing Co. Boxed ads 50¢ per issue hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold/boxed ads extra classified will be seen .38¢/mi. base pay to manage supervise the staff that *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and ty for any damages suf- **No credit for stopped ads. Includes GRANTSVILLE, 439 by up to 500,000 read- designs pages, edits Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” ���������� caseload and fered as the result of any South Hale, Saturday ers. It is as simple as stories for grammar and advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition January 28, 10am-2pm. calling the Tooele Tran- Reefer see patients. Associated Press style, Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. 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Grantsville, Utah dition only $150 882- track record in yield management. We want to make BIG SCREEN TV’s: one DRIVER SWIFT 0290 FIRST AND second Offering competitive salary, you a loan! 62” Mitsubishi, just like crop, alfalfa hay 241- TRANSPORTATION. AFFORDABLE CHILD new, $1800. Also older KING SIZE pillow top 0601 or 882-0107 We go the extra mile (2 generous bonus programs and care! Safe, fun, educa- Philco 40”, 1st $300 mattress only. Practical- billion miles last year)! $50 - $3,000 tional. Meals & snacks benefits. Qualified applicants send takes. 882-5019 or 840- ly brand new! Only HORSE BOARDING full Excellent compensa- provided. Early or late their resumes to: 1494 $100. Call 882-0589 care, covered stalls, tion/retirement. OTR, No checking account available. CPR Certi- feed twice daily, regional, dedicated, needed. Usually 30 fied. Call Melisa 223 N. Jimmy Doolittle Road, CRAFTSMAN TOOL- NORTH VALLEY Appli- $150/mo. Erda Arena & comfort zones. CDL minute service! (435)843-1564 BOX, $300; computer ance. Washers/ dryers Stables (801)541-9228 training. Get your share: Salt Lake City, Utah, 84116 (801)250-1230 desk, wood, $150; slid- $99-$199. Complete 1-866-333-8801. Ref or fax 801-880-3999, NOBLE FINANCE ing glass doors, make #169. www.SwiftTruck repair service. Satisfac- HORSE BOARDING Attn. Director of Operations. offer. 830-1407 tion guaranteed. Parts winter feeding program CHILDREN 2YR and up, ingJobs.com. EOE 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 fenced yard, meals, for all major brands. available. $60/mo per (ucan) DIAMONDS don't pay Front loader/$550. 843- horse. Fresh water and snacks, CPR & first-aid, retail! Large selection, 9154, 830-3225. full feed. Call Garth licensed, crafts. Lots of high quality. Bridal sets, 837-2246 830-2309 play time, pre-school wedding bands. Every- activities. 882-3963 Gossamer Steel RECONDITIONED thing wholesale! Rocky WASHERS, dryers, HORSE HAY/ pasture an established company, Mtn. Diamond Co. stoves, refrigerators, 90 mix, grass, 50 to 60 DAY CARE, full time, S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 is expanding! day warranty. Nothing pound bales, $3/ bale, CPR, first aid, referen- $100/ ton. Delivery ces, North area, 24hrs, FOR SALE: 1982 Cadil- but the best. Also will available. Call Garth M-F, newborn- up. Bus lac $1000; washer and pick up all unwanted We are hiring: appliances. (435)850- 837-2246 830-2309 to school. 435-224- dryer, $125 obo; table 2445 NEWSPAPER and chairs, $400 obo. 8297. Ask for Ken. • Experienced Welders HORSES ‘ APHA Reg. Call (801)725-4276 • Experienced Fitters RUSTIC PINE hutch, ta- fillies, Dun 2yrs $800: DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE. transportation • Shop Helper I BROUGHT more Pinon ble, chairs, $1000. Log 7/mo sorrel $900. Bay to/ from school, CPR/ CARRIERS (Pine nuts) from New love seat, coffee table mustang broke, $500 first aid, meals, snacks, Mexico. $10 per pound. $400. Pine buck bed payments ok 801-230- 2 FT opening for ages Full time - 4 day work week. Call Ike at (435)882- $150. Rocking chair 3322 2+ Jennifer 830-2310 We offer Competitive Wages, Health 2157 $50. Sound system and NEEDED speaker $300. 884- HORSES FOR sale: Insurance, 401K & Paid Vacation! ONAN GENERATOR, 9200 POAs, kid’s trail, regis- LICENSED DAY care in IN THE TOOELE AREA! 125KVA 100KW, only tered horses of all loving home, looking for 1-3 playmates for my CALL TAMMY AT 882-0050 Work Location: Tooele, Utah 700 hours, in good con- SELL YOUR like-new kinds. Well broke. Any dition. 11,000 Alas furniture at Homebod- reasonable offer ac- kids. Northeast area. Industrial Depot Charmers engine. ies, 1 North Main cepted. Call (435)843- First aid. M-F, 6am- $6500. Call 435-857- Street, Downtown 5842 (801)633-7561 6pm. 882-8444 2508, 435-979-1595 Tooele. Call 882-0650 OAT HAY w/peas $2.50/ MOTHER OF 3 would TAHOE TIME share for for details. bale; covered 2nd crop like to watch your kids. Fax or email resume to: rent. 1 week starting horse hay, $3/ bale. Ar- Lots of experience, full 435-843-4249 thru the 9th 2006. SOUTHWESTERN Style bon Ranching 884-5066 time. Please call Kayce Sleep 6. $1100 value. love seat with large ac- [email protected] 801-450-7449 Pickup 843-1425 or (801)718- $395. Nancy Harris cent pillows. Good con- on Saturday. 5470 882-7347 dition. $300. 830-8114. TUESDAY January 24, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Wanted Trucks Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Rent Help Wanted DRIVER- COVENANT GROWING JOHN PRODUCTION CON- I WILL pay cash for any 1978 CHEVY Turbo 400 Grantsville Apartments, 2BDRM, 1BTH, one car TRANSPORT. Excel- DEERE, Bobcat Dealer- TROL SERVICES, Inc junk cars. Most vehicles newly rebuilt transmis- LP located at 278 garage, shop, fenced COPY EDITOR. THE lent pay & benefits for ship needs experienced (PCS) the leader in $50 to $100. Scott sion, great motor, new West Main, Grants- FOR RENT yard, w/d hookups, no Spectrum & Daily experienced drivers, Service Technicians. plunger lift technology is (435)830-6189 tires, runs good, needs ville, is nearing the smoking/ pets. 476 News, has an opening 0/0, solos, teams and Hunting, Fishing, Ski looking for an individual Recreational little work. $1400. 884- completion of con- 2 bedroom 1 bath Salton St 843-7320 for a copy editor in the graduate students. Bo- area, Competitive sal- who wants to be part of 0188 struction. We are now apartment has washer/ (435)531-1329 St. George office. Per- nuses available. Refri- ary, commission and a winning team to man- Vehicles accepting applica- dryer hook-ups gerated now available. benefits. Craig, CO. age a new office in 1991 Ford Truck - 4 wd, 3BDRM 1BTH for rent, son will be responsible 1979 SPRINGER motor tions, the develop- $575.00 per month 1-888-MOREPAY (1- Call Tim 1-970-824- south west Wyoming. grey, bed cover, nice $800/mo. Call Talena for designing pages, ed- home $3000 call 884- ment consists of 2 888-667-3729). (ucan) 6163, Fax 1-970-824- Job requirements are truck 2500.00 882-5560 4 bedroom 3 bath (435)830-8113 Pruden- iting stories for gram- 3224 and 3 bedroom afford- mar and Associated 6344. (ucan) management/sales ex- between 10-6 able apartments. We beautiful home in tial Utah Real Estate Press style, as well as DRIVER- MAKE MORE perience and must pos- Motorcycles & can not guarantee im- Stansbury Park proofreading pages. Po- MONEY! Regional, IMMEDIATE PROJ- sess oil and gas well mediate vacancies. $1200.00 per month 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile sition requires night and dedicated, trans-con ECTS! Actors, Models, production knowledge. ATVs 1997 CHEV 1500 2wd Applicants must be in- home for rent, no smok- 3 bedroom 2 bath weekend hours. Strong available. No experi- Extras, Promos. No PCS pays a competitive 2004 YAMAHA Warrior, Silverado XCab, 3rd come eligible. Appli- ing/ pets. 882-1550 editing skills, thrive at ence, no problem. Low Exp.! $72-$715 day. base salary plus com- 350cc, garage stored, door, 5.0L V8, auto, ac, cations will be made nice/clean home in working under deadline cost CDL Training avail- Agency Member BBB. missions as well as low miles, like new, pwr: locks, win, steer- available at the con- Lake Point. 2 1/2 4BDRM 2BTH Family pressure and possess able! Contact Omar: 1- 801-438-0067 health insurance, 401K, maintenance current, ing, cruise, cass/disc struction trailer on site acres fenced with room, fence yard, avai- good computer skills. 800-800-1100. Mention and a company vehicle. fast, must see! $3000 stereo, alloy wheels, and at Tooele County water Horse Property. bale now, 435-224- Experience with Quark Reference #169. EOE. IT’S TAX Time! Liberty If you are interested obo. Rebecca tow pkg, excellent con- Housing Authority. All Renter only needs to 2737 Xpress is a plus. Send (ucan) Tax Service is looking please e-mail your re- (435)840-5414 dition, shell, 61,000mi. applications are to be pay the power bill! five examples of editing for amusing, energetic sumes to drew@pcsplun $9000 obo. 882-4025 returned to Tooele $1400.00 per month 4BDRM, 1BTH home in and design work, a re- DRIVERS: 150K per wavers. Must be willing gerlift.com. (ucan) Trailers County Housing Au- for the whole Tooele, next to Harris sume and cover letter to year- teams! Excellent to work outside and 2002 FORD Lariat F250 thority, 118 East Vine package!(Can be elementary, fully REPORTER. THE Editor Todd Seifert, 275 benefits and hometime! have fun! Hours vary, Diesel, 32,000 miles, Street, Tooele, Utah rented separately) fenced, sod to be laid SPECTRUM & Daily 7’X12’ OPEN Utility E. St. George Blvd., St. Regional and team op- can be flexible. Contact blue two tone, gray inte- between the hours of next month, $775/mo, News has an opening trailer, single axle, George, UT 84770. portunities at Werner us at 882-0768. rior, lifted. $27,000. Call 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 Please call Sandy $400/dep. 884-6600 for a reporter in our Ce- spare tire, $1000. Call (ucan) Enterprises (800)346- 843-0774 or 843-0812 p.m. Monday- Friday. @ PRUDENTIAL dar City office. Person Hans at (435)843-8407 2818 Extension 124 LICENSED ELECTRI- If questions call 882- Real Estate AVAILABLE NOW New- will be responsible for or (435)830-0352 DENTAL ASSISTANT. CIAN Long term project FOR SALE: 1976 GMC 7875. Grantsville 882-4111 or er 3-4bdrm 2bth home Ideal candidate would DRIVERS: CDL-A w/progress company, helping provide cover- Cell 830-6657 for rent, $700/dep, 81 TERRY Tara 22ft 4x4, extra everything, Apartments is an love patient interaction, Teams and solos need- vacation, insurance, age of events, people $850/mo, fenced back- $1500 or obo 801-557- $1750 obo. (435)837- Equal Housing Oppor- possess communication ed! Bonuses- Safety 401k, call Capital Elec- and places in and yard, including water. 8123 2364 tunity development. skills and have 3+ years and Sign-on. Home Bi- tric. 801-908-6660 around Iron County. Po- 2 AND 3 bedroom For more information sition requires some experience. Come join weekly! Benefits include Autos Apartments for GRANTSVILLE, BASE- homes. Rent to own for call Mike 435-241-0610 our team! Fax resume Med/ Den/ Vis/ Life In- LINGUIST WANTED: night and weekend MENT apartment for monthly payments start- hours. Applicants Rent (435)882-2680 surance for entire fami- GET paid to learn a rent, 2.5bdrm, 1bth, fire- ing at $500. Call 801- FOR RENT: 2bdrm 2bth should have strong writ- ly. Load/Unloaded pay. Foreign language or $650/MO GRANTS- place, utilities paid ex- 310-6948 or (435)224- mobile home, very nice, ing skills and be detail 1986 TOYOTA Corolla DIRECTIONAL/ SUR- HazMat/Tanker re- use the one you cur- VILLE basement apart- cept electricity and 4804 no smoking, no pets. oriented. Send five ex- $500 call 884-3224 VEY technician, drilling quired. 1-800-845-6078, rently possess. Serve ment, 3bdrm, 1bth, phone. $600/mo, $625/mo, includes lot amples of writing/report- or geology background, ext. 101. your country and com- 1999 Olds Alero - brand new, w/d hook- $100/dep w/references. 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, rent & water. 882-8555 ing, a resume and cover work in Nevada’s min- munity. For more infor- $3500.00, replaced with ups, deposit negotiable, 884-6269 830-6081 large fenced backyard, letter to Editor Todd ing industry, good pay/ EMT TRAINING Course, mation, contact Utah a newer motor with 60k no smoking, pets con- no indoor pets, Seifert, 275 E. St. GRANTSVILLE BRICK benefits, FT, 24/7. become an emergency National Guards SFC miles. 882-5560 be- sidered. 884-6391 LOW RENT Remodels: $650/mo includes wa- George Blvd., St. rambler, newly remodel Email bthomas.ids@fron- medical technician. Ba- Craig Dowen at (435) tween 10-6 Studio, 1 and 2 bed- ter. 376 E Vine St. George, UT 84770. 2bdrm, 1bth, central air, tiernet.net, 775-778-6625 sic course starting in 833-0928 (ucan) 1 BEDROOM apartment room apartments. New 833-0221 (ucan) fireplace, nice yard, fur- February. Call Roger 41 Glenwood Ave, carpet, tile and paint. niture available, no DRIVER AND TRAIN- $400/mo plus $100 de- 2 NEWER homes for 882-9919 MEDICAL ASSISTANT SERVER, must be over New management with pets/ smoking. EES. Earn great $$$$ Must be Xray certified. FFOROR SSALE!ALE! posit. Utilities paid. For great tenants. 843-0917 rent, 3bdrm, 2bth. when Driver Trak puts 21, some cooking re- FOR SALE! $650/mo 884-3347 EXPERIENCE CNA full or part time posi- information call $950/mo. Call for more you to work! Local and quired. Call Dawn 833- need apply at Cottage tions available, urgent (435)882-2062 NICE 1BDRM basement info. 843-1662 Continued on next page OTR routes! Swift, Cov- 9724 Glen. varied hours 882- care. Call Colleen 882- apartment, $450-$500 enant, Navajo and Yel- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 7990 3968 or fax resume to STYLIST WANTED. Fun ments behind Super plus deposit, includes low have great jobs! No 435-882-3859 all utilities, cable, DSL CDL needed! 1-888- Tooele salon, has booth Wal-Mart. On select FT MEDICAL Assistant/ washer and dryer, no 844-1151 www.driver openings and space Sell Your Car Here for units $99 moves you Receptionist. Persona- PEST CONTROL Opera- pets or smoking. 882- trak.com (ucan) available to Nail Tech. in. Some apartments ble, energetic, self-start- tor wanted: State certi- State lincese. Full time $ 80* includes all utilities. 4636 DRIVER CDL TRAINING er needed for busy Pe- fied/ clean driving re- $300, part time $200. ea. Swimming pool, hot diatric practice in cord. Pay/ benefits call Julie 496-0866 6 tub, exercise room, NOW LEASING GREAT with $0 down, financing MOVE IN SPECIAL by Central Refrigerated. Tooele. Knowledge of $10-$15hr DOE. Guar- playground, full club- Call 882-0050 BEAUTIFUL 2 AND Drive for Central and medical billing/ insur- anteed 40+hrs week. house. 843-4400 HELP WANTED *Based on 13 issue contract. 3BDRM, GRANT earn up to $40K plus ance copays/ deducti- 843-0206 FULL, IMMEDIACY Rocky Mountain Care -- Tooele 1st year.! 1-800-727- bles a must. Send fax to 2BDRM $450 3bdrm OCONCPIE 801-403- Is currently ranked in the TOP 10% of all 5865 www.centraldriving (435)843-8382 attn. POSTAL JOBS $15.67 2000 Chevey Astro LS $550. Located in 7481 OR 435-884-6211 jobs.net (ucan) Lynda. to $21.98/ hr, now hir- red van, 8 passenger Grantsville. 884-0113, surveyed nursing homes across the country.* ing. For application and 63k miles, w/warranty, 849-2471, 882-1969. ROOM & BOARD in nice DRIVERS FLATBED NOW HIRING FT/PT free goverment job info, great condition, $13,000 home, own bedroom, We are currently accepting applications For AND Reefer. Recent Stylists. New shears & call American Assoc. of is HIRING: 884-6813 2BDRM CONDO with shared bathroom weekly average earn- clippers (to $300 value) Labor 1-913-599-8042, garage at Stansbury the following positions: Cashiers starting at $8 $750/mo. 1-250-295- ings $1099 - $1814. No to first candidates hired. 24 hrs. emp. serv. 2000 VOLVO S-80, auto, Park, no smoking or 0446 for information. experience? On the Great pay, flex. sched- Parts Corner starting at $8 leather, sunroof, load- pets, $700. Call Weekend/Afternoon RN/LPN road training available. ules, free life insurance SEEKING LICENSED ed, 84,000 miles, (435)882-2435, SHARE HOME, washer, No slip seating. 1-800- & other benefits. Call massage therapist, part Fast Food starting at $7 $9,950. 882-7374 (801)205-7488. dryer, entertainment FULL TIME HOUSEKEEPER 771-6318. Tawnia 435-830-0183 time. Fax resume to Waitress starting at $319 2001 NISSAN Altima, 2BDRM DUPLEX, new center, bdrm ,bath, pri- www.primeinc.com (ucan) or 435-843-9410 (435)833-9888 plus tips standard transmission, cabinets, paint and vate. No smoking, All interested candidates please complete an - Merit increases at power everything, carpet, a/c, dishwash- drugs, alcohol, pets. application. Applications are available in the Human 60, 120 and 180 days. 30mpg, runs great, 66K, er, w/d hookups. Male only. $375/mo. Resource Office 140 East 200 South, Tooele - Benefits $7700. 843-9831 $595/mo. Move in bo- Must See 840-2011 nus. 882-0366, 830- LABOR ------Rocky Mountain Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer 2003 PONTIAC Gran- 2665 SLEEPING ROOMS Apply in person - Drug Free Employer dam, No longer needed, available, $70 per 8836 N. Hwy 40 *Information provided by Pinnacle Consulting Permanent labor positions are available at the Morton Salt, Good condition, 3BDRM 2BTH Duplex, week, $10 key deposit, Lake Point $8,000.00 OBO, Con- $650/mo plus deposit. first and last week- total Grantsville, UT facility in the processing plant. tact AnnaMaria @ 801- 485 North 7th Street, $150 to move in. 46 N VOLUNTEERS NEED- 631-8694. Tooele. Covered park- Broadway. 882-7605 ED! Mountain West ing. Looking for respon- Warehouse and forklift experience preferred. Hospice is in need of SELL YOUR CAR or sible renter. Available 2- STUDIO, FULL kitchen, Hours can vary so you need to be available for all shifts. compassionate, caring boat in the classifieds. 1. (801)750-7007 on courtyard, updated, The successful candidates should have good work ethics, and dedicated volun- Call 882-0050 air, dishwasher, off- teers who would enjoy a 3BDRM 2BTH Tooele street parking, small TAKE OVER Payments acceptable attendance histories and a willingness very rewarding experi- spacious clean, new pets negotiable. 2004 Chevy Venture to do work as assigned. A high school diploma is ence by giving of their carpet paint, responsi- $365/mo. (801)205- DVD/VHS headphones, DEPUTY TREASURER I time to clients receiving ble landlord, seeks re- 3883 required. Probationary rate is $11.15 per hour, payment $340 @ 4%; end-of-life services. If sponsible tented, 1989 Chevy 12 passen- $11.94 thereafter. This position comes with full benefits: you can offer some of $630/mo, plus security, TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, POSITION DUTIES: Performs complex ger $1500 obo. 401(k), vacation, sick, disability, etc. your time to visit pa- call for details 435-830- dishwasher and ac, no level work in collecting, disbursing and (801)633-7561 tients or if you need 6994 smoking/ pets, accounting for County funds. Takes and (435)843-5842 more information please 3BDRM, NO SMOKING, $575/mo, $300/dep. transcribes dictation; type’s correspondence If interested, please complete application at: soft water, laundry Move in special. 882- call Irene or Rick at TRANSMISSION RE- and reports; answers questions over the Morton Salt Company-Interstate 80, Exit #84 hookups, microwave, 4998 or (801)592-1452 882-4163. Training will PAIR, rebuild. Low cost counter and on the telephone; researches dishwasher, fenced, Grantsville, Utah 84029 be provided. to Tooele residents. Will records; assists title companies, banks etc. off street parking. 1 in- UNITS AVAILABLE buy vehicles 1990 and Assist with the process of tax notices; receives Business door pet negotiatable. 3bdrm, 2bth town- up that needs transmis- Applications will only be accepted through January 27, 2006 Opportunities $640/mo 833-9393 homes, 2 car garage, incoming money for tax payments. Collects sion work, cash paid. and receipts all County funds. Collects (NOTE: We will not accept e-mail or resume.) ac, enclosed yard, 8-UNIT MOTEL located Shop (801)972-5810 APARTMENT FOR rent. hookups, starting at delinquent tax funds and prepares statements in Heart of Grand Circle Home (435)843-8181 3 bedroom, deposit $399. 882-4004 upon request. Updates and maintains address National Park Route. $400, rent $625. Smel- WILL BUY any car, any list in the Computer as necessary. Great seasonal income. ter Road. Call 882- Homes for Rent condition with title, start- Contact Fern Hunt 1- 5116. ing $50 and up. Call To- • $10.32 per hour; 40 hours per week with MORTON SALT 435-542-3251, Hanks- ny at (435)850-2526 ville, Utah. (ucan) $$WHY RENT when benefits. An Equal Opportunity Employer APT FOR RENT, 2 • Graduation from high school and two (2) M/F/H/V SUVs bdrm, 1 bath, govern- you can buy? O down A CASH COW! 90 Vend- ment subsidized. 211 programs, not perfect years of experience relating to the above ing Machine Units/30 S. Hale, Grantsville. credit. Single parent duties. Locations. Entire busi- 02 FORD Escape XLS, Call Tammi 884-1712. programs. Call for de- • Preference will be given to applicants with ness - $10,970. Local Loaded. $13,500. 801- Equal Housing Opp. tails. Berna or Chris banking and/or accounting experience. Utah Company. Hurry! 209-4636 435-840-5029 Group •Knowledge and skill in computer Call 1-801-593-0084. CLEAN 1BDRM and 1 Real Estate applications, i.e. Word, spreadsheets, and/ (ucan) 1987 Chevy Suburban - 3bdrm apartments with or database. runs good. $1600.00. $400 PER month, 2 bed- ALL CASH CANDY utilities, starting at • Applicants may be required to successfully 882-5560 between 10-6 room, 1 bath in Tooele. Route. Do you earn $325/mo (801)330- complete and pass type test and 4817 or 882-7308. 850-9852 $800 in a day? Your 1994 HONDA Passport. competency test on the ten key during the COURTYARD 1BDRM own local candy route. 4x4 V6, 168K cd, very 2BDRM 1bth COZY interview process. apartment, laundry Includes 30 machines clean, $3300 obo 435- home no pets, new car- hookups, carport with and candy. All for 760-5912 pet, w/d, water shared, storage shed, 25 W Complete job description is available at the $9,995. 1-888-745- covered parking, 500 North, no pets, 3353. (ucan) 1994 NISSAN Pathfind- $625/mo plus $500/dep. Tooele County Human Resource Office $335/mo plus utilities. er, 3.0L V6, automatic, available 1-2-06 849- 47 South Main Street Tooele PRIVATE CLUB and re- Call 843-1662. 4wd, air conditioning, 1394 or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us staraunt for sale by leather/ heated seats, SECURITY owner in Tooele. Re- tow package, cd player, DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, duced price. Establish- sunroof, 2-tone silver. carport w/storage, ed 11 years. Includes Driven daily. $5000. fenced in backyard, real estate. Owner in (435)840-1853 $625/mo, $300/dep. No poor health. 882-9085 pets, no smoking. 617 E afternoons. 92 GMC Jimmy, 4wd, 400 N. Call 882-2560. white 4 door, tinted win- Small Business owners: dows, only 113,000 FIRST MONTH is free! Place your classified ad miles. Priced below low Valley Meadows has 2 in 45 newspapers blue book at $2,200. apartments available throughout Utah for only 884-9340 now. This will not last $155. for 25 words, and long. $453/mo. Contact $5. per word over 25. 98 EXPLORER 4 door, Tooele County Housing You will reach up to V6, good condition, Authority - 882-7875 ext 340,000 households 185,00 miles, well taken 124. Now Hiring Part-Time: and it is a one call, one care of. $4500. Call order, one bill program. Transportation Security Officers Tom or Pam 882-1013 FURNISHED 1BDRM Call the Transcript Bul- Salt Lake City Int’l Airport available now $475/mo letin at 882-0050 for fur- MUST SELL quick! 1987 call 882-357 Officers provide security and protection for air travelers, airports and aircraft. ther info. (ucan) Jeep Wrangler $1500 obo; 1972 Roadmaster Part-Time: Starting at $12.63 per hour Plus Benefits SMALL INVESTMENT GRANTSVILLE 2bdrm (Includes 11.72% Locality Pay) travel trailer, $500 obo. apartment, $450 per opportunities, open for 882-0975. See at Minimum Requirements: U.S. Citizenship or U.S. National • High school diploma, one individual or individ- month, deposit, no pets. GED or equivalent, or one year of security or aviation screening experience • English www.wdsaonline.com/fo Call (801)785-3156 uals, (1)$5400 minimum rsale.htm proficiency • Pre-employment medical evaluation • Pass a background/credit check investment. Can triple in Please apply online at: five to seven days. Call Trucks GRANTSVILLE APART- http://tsacareers.recruitsoft.com Mark 843-9889 MENTS now available! 1-800-887-1895 Studios $375 includes TTY: 1-800-887-5506 1986 FORD Extended utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- TOOELETRANSCRIPT cab $2500 Call 884- cludes utilities, call 1- BULLETIN 3224 801-603-2565 TSA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 24, 2006

Continued from previous page Homes for Rent Homes Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Homes for Rent STANSBURY PARK **HORSE PROPERTY in BY OWNER, 5bdrm, LOTS FOR Sale. Grants- BOARD OF DIREC- b. Consideration of pre- “Governing Board”) of fore the Governing Board Homes for rent, from 3, Grantsville, 5bdrm, 3bth Stansbury Park, ville. 1/3-2+ acres horse TORS liminary plat for ken hale, the Municipal Building and was part of the Res- 4, 5, 6bdrm, available 1.75bth, possible moth- newly carpeted, central property, gas, water, NOTICE is hereby given max coon, and Gary Cal- Authority of Grantsville olution (collectively, the GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM now. Great community er in law, unique famliy air, completely land- sewer, electric, irriga- that a meeting of the lister on 17 lot subdivi- City, Utah (the “Issuer”) “Borrowing Resolutions”) mobile home, $450/mo w/Golf course, pool and room w/loft. Berna or scaped, vinyl fence, tion shares included. Board of Trustees of the sion located at 331 E. adopted a parameters at the time of the adop- $300/dep. No pets. Ref- park 843-9883 Chris, Group 1 Real Es- available immediately. (435)884-0549 Stansbury Recreation Pear Street in R1-21 resolution (the “Resolu- tion of the Resolution by erences required. 882- tate (435)840-5029 $195,000. Call Service Area and the zone. tion”) in which it author- the Governing Board. 1695 STANSBURY PARK (801)910-1811 STOCKTON BUILDING Greenbelt Service Area c. Consideration of pre- ized the issuance by the The Final Bond Resolu- Lakefront 3bdrm, 2bth, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, and the Board of Direc- liminary plat for Roger Issuer of its Lease Reve- tions will be adopted by $950/mo, $950/dep 53 “FREE” HUD FITCH MANSION, Newly constructed 1bth, garage, new car- tors of the Stansbury Brockbank on 14-lot sub- nue Bonds, Series 2006 the Governing Board in Lakeview 840-5483 Listings 4308sqft hillside bunga- roads. Beautiful lake/ Service Agency will con- division located at ap- (the “Bonds”) in the ag- such form and with such pet, no pets, no smok- low overlooking historic mountain views. Great ing, $550/mo, vene on Wednesday, proximately 469 S. Hale gregate principal amount changes thereto as shall STANSBURY PARK, Prudential Real Estate Eureka, 19 rooms, for manufactured or January 25, 2006 at 7:00 Street in R1-21 zone. of not to exceed Two Mil- be approved by the Gov- $300/dep. Available 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- the ONLY official 4.5bths, new roof, Na- custom built homes. 12/10. 884-0434 p.m., at the Clubhouse, All interested persons lion Dollars ($2,000,000), erning Board upon the rage, on golf course. HUD listing Broker tional Historic Register, 882-7094. #1 Country Club Drive, are invited to attend and to bear interest at the adoption thereof; provid- New carpet/ paint, w/d GRANTSVILLE, GOR- in Tooele County! $130,000 obo. 882- Stansbury Park, Utah provide comment upon rate or rates of not to ex- ed that the principal included. $995/mo. 7094 Water Shares 84074. these proposals. Written ceed three and one-half amount, interest rate, GEOUS new custom (801)718-7121 for a “free” list of the home, 3bdrm, rent to Business Meeting comments will also be percent (3.5%), to ma- maturity and discount of new HUD Homes FSBO 3BDRM, 1.5bth, 1. Call to Order considered if submitted ture in not more than thir- the Bonds will not ex- own available, starting STANSBURY PARK, now available, call ready to move in. Price 10 SHARES Lower Clo- 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the City Recorder in ty-five (35) years from ceed the maximums set at $1100/mo. Shawn 774 Lakeview $1100 or stop by today reduced to $85,000. ver Irrigation water. Will 3. Roll Call advance of the hearing. their date or dates, and forth above. 801-706-7485 per month, $1,000 dep Call 843-1738 sell individually. 882- 4. Review and Adopt Mi- The current Land Use to be sold at a price not Copies of the Borrowing Call Rose @ Deseret 435-882-4111 5691 224-4551 nutes Management and Devel- less than one hundred Resolutions are on file in HORSE PROPERTY Peak Realty 435-830- 205 North Main FSBO TOOELE, 4bdrm, a. January 11, 2006 opment code and the percent (100%) of the to- the office of the Secreta- 4bdrm, 1.5bth, big 2827 1bth, central air, fire- WANTED: 2 shares, Regular Meeting proposed amendments tal principal amount ry of the Municipal Build- rooms. No smoking. place, 2-tone paint, Tooele Valley well wa- 5. Public Comment may be reviewed at the thereof, plus accrued in- ing Authority of Grants- Rent $850/mo with TOOELE 3bdrm 2bth 1 vaulted ceilings, full ter. (435)882-4763 6. Probable Vote Items Grantsville City Offices terest to the date of de- ville City, Utah, in the $600 deposit. No inside car port new carpet, fence & auto sprinklers. a. Adopt 2006 Meeting each weekday before the livery. City offices in Grantsville, pets. 837-2169 or 840- new paint, central air FFOROR SSALE!ALE! $127,000. 843-9831 Office Space 4161. 893 W 700 S $800/mo Schedule – Randy Jones public hearing, between The Bonds will be issued Utah, where they may be 801-706-5570 www.out FSBO: 5bdrm 2bth, com- b. Board Member Ap- the hours of 9:00 a.m. pursuant to the Resolu- examined during regular NEW SPACIOUS 1bdrm westrealty.com pletely remodeled, new EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- pointments – Randy and 4:30 p.m. tion, and an Authorizing business hours of the condo in the Maples by carpet & paint through- fice space for lease, Jones Persons with disabilities Resolution and Master Secretary from 8:30 a.m. Wal Mart, w/d, upstairs TOOELE 3BDRM, 1bth, out, ceramic tile in kitch- $125-$400/mo, all utilit- 7. Manager’s Report needing accommoda- Resolution (collectively, to 5:00 p.m. for a period great view, $610/mo. $600/mo 615 E Vine St Sell Your Home Here for en, bath & entry. Must ies included. Call Larry 8. Recess tions to participate in this the “Final Bond Resolu- of at least thirty (30) days (760)445-7154. 801-598-4881 www.out- see inside. Huge yard (801)574-4035 Work Session hearing should contact tions”), to be adopted au- from and after the date of westreality.com 1. Possible Vote Items the Grantsville City Offi- thorizing and confirming publication of this notice. $ 80* w/mature trees. Family OFFICE/ BUSINESS NICE 3BDRM 2bth, new ea. friendly neighborhood. a. 2006 Budget – Randy ces at least 3 days in ad- the sale of the Bonds for NOTICE IS FURTHER carpet and paint. Must TOOELE 4BDRM, 1bth, 6 SPACE Utilities in- Jones vance of the hearing. the purpose of (i) financ- GIVEN that, for a period $127,500. 976 South- cluded. 56 South see. $975 per month. 304 East Vine Street, Call west Drive, Tooele. For b. Meeting Agenda For- DATED THIS 12 DAY ing in part a fire station of thirty (30) days from Call 843-1662 $725. (801)598-4881 882-0050 Main. 1 month free. mat – John O’Donnell OF January , 2005 and related improve- and after the date of the *Based on 13 issue contract. appointments (801)558- (602)826-9471 www.outwestrealty.com 1907 or (801)250-1727 c. Board Member Train- Wendy Palmer ments for the benefit of publication of this notice NO BANK QUALIFYING (480)585-5380 ing – Christy Achziger Grantsville City Grantsville City, Utah (the “30-day Period”), (i) Stansbury Rent to TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth d. Meeting Minutes – (Published in the Tran- (the “City”); and (ii) pay- any person in interest GRANTSVILLE 1100sqft OFFICE/ BUSINESS own, 2003 4bd/ 3bth 2 newer condo, large, pri- John O’Donnell script Bulletin January 17 ing issuance expenses to shall have the right to Rambler on 4.18acre space, utilities and high car garage, close to vate yard, incl ameni- FOR SALE e. Operations Meeting – & 24, 2006) be incurred in connection contest the legality of the horse property. 3bdrm speed internet included, park (801)252-0375 ties, clean, lots of stor- Christy Achziger with the issuance and Borrowing Resolutions, 2bth Water shares. 272 North Broadway. age, $950/mo. Available Great opportunity! Only f. Accounting & Workflow NOTICE OF PUBLIC sale of the Bonds. the Bonds, or any provi- STANSBURY 3BDRM (435)882-4949 now. John (801)916- $175,600. 6490 Processes – John HEARING A draft of the Final Bond sion made for the securi- 2.5bth condo, 1800sqft, 0101 Burmester Rd. Jeff 801- O’Donnell Notice is hereby given Resolutions in substan- ty and payment of the beautiful, clean, 2 car Commercial 244-3946 RE/MAX Re- g. Neighborhood Watch that the Pine Canyon tially final form was be- garage, large deck. TOOELE, 4BDRM, 3bth, sults. Property Program – John O’Don- Township Planning Continued on next page Must see! Avaliable fantastic home, fenced $102,000, remodeled nell Commission will be hold- now! $950/mo. or lease yard, play area, basket- 2800+SQFT Available, 2 bedroom home w/ GREAT FAMILY home! 2. Board Members’ Re- ing a PUBLIC HEARING to buy (801)949-4333 ball court, garden spot, Zoned mulit-use, Rent, new wood floor in living 4bdrm, 1.75bth, brick ports and Requests in the Tooele County • REAL RELIABLE (801)835-5592 2 car garage, storage Sale or Rent to own, & tile floor in kitchen, rambler. RV parking, 3. Correspondence Courthouse Auditorium shed, Great neighbor- washer & dryer stays, 351 East Utah Ave (cor- auto sprinklers, work- ner Broadway and 4. Financial and Bills at 47 So. Main Street, • REAL INTEGRITY STANSBURY 3BDRM hood, no smoking. great location, large shop, large shed, 2 fire- Utah) (801)598-4881 5. Adjourn Tooele. On Thursday 2bth, 2 car, large, new- Newer home $1200/mo, rooms, must see inside. • REAL SERVICE places, walk-out base- www.outwestreality.com (Published in the Tran- February 2nd 2006 be- er home w/nice yard. $600 deposit. Purchase ment. Many improve- script Bulletin January Beautiful, clean, lots of option available ginning at 7:00pm to re- ments. $160,000. 308 Buildings 24, 2006) ceive public comment on For all your Real Estate needs call... storage. $1100/mo. (801)949-4333 Caldwell Drive. Available now. John (801)835-5592 the following item: (435)840-2337, GRANTSVILLE CITY (801)916-0101 AMS #1006-05 Amend- Kim Baker Lease (435)882-3795 CLEARY BUILDINGS NOTICE OF PUBLIC ment to Title 13 Subdivi- (www.clearybuilding.co HEARING ON sion Ordinance 435-849-0311 STANSBURY 3bdrm, Planning on selling your $117,900, 3 bedroom m) Agriculture, residen- PROPOSED SUBDIVI- Mary Dixon 2.5bth, 2 car garage, home, you could be GRANTSVILLE, brand home with 1/2 acre of tial, commercial; horse SIONS AND AMEND- Secretary Exit Realty laundry room. No pets. sending your sales new South Willow horse property, new well arenas, barns, shops, MENTS TO EXISTING Pine Canyon Township Home Team $975/mo. $945 with one points to up to 340,000 2 story, 5bdrm, 2.5bth, pump, new double pane garages. 24ft-81ft wide. SUBDIVISION. Planning Commission year lease signed in households at once. For family room, garage, vinyl windows, fireplace. Height/length optional. NOTICE IS HEREBY (Published in the Tran- January. (970)926- $155. you can place fire place, $1295/mo Ed Rutledge @ 1-800- GIVEN that that Grants- script Bulletin January 4215 your 25 word classified 1122 S Davenport 968-4031. ville City Council will con- 31, 2006) FOR SALE BY OWNER Please call Sandy Critchlow ad to all 45 newspapers STANSBURY PARK (700 East) duct a public hearing at at PRUDENTIAL Real Estate in Utah. Just call the If you build, remodel or 3bdrm, 2 1/2bth 2 car Davidson Realty the Grantsville City Of- NOTICE OF BONDS TO 882-4111 or Cell 830-6657 Transcript Bulletin at remove buildings you garage, avaibale Febru- 801-466-5078 fice, 429 E. Main Street, BE ISSUED 882-0050 for all the de- can place your classi- ary 1, $950/mo, Grantsville UT on Wed- NOTICE IS HEREBY tails. (Mention ucan) fied ad in 45 of Utah's 750/dep 843-5954 Homes 3BDRM, 1BTH garage, nesday February 1, 2006 GIVEN pursuant to the patio, shed, corner lot, newspapers for only at 7:00 p.m. The pubic provisions of the Utah SELLING YOUR HOME? $155. for 25 words ($5. Municipal Building Au- STANSBURY PARK new shingles, applican- Advertise it in the clas- hearing will consider the 3bdrm, 2bth, double car $$$SAVE MONEY ces, partly furnished, for each additional following: thority Act, Title 17A, sifieds. Call 882-0050 word). You will reach up 1 garage, new house, Find HUD & Bank $87,500. 882-6196 a. Public hearing to con- Chapter 3, Part 9, Utah 127 W. Vine, Tooele - 2 bdrm, 1 ⁄2 bath, 2 kitchens, to 340,000 households great neighborhood, owned homes at: STANSBURY PARK 2- sideration amending Lot Code Annotated 1953, familyroom & living room. Energy efficient windows. Alarm system. close to school, fenced www.tooelebankowned 3BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- and all you do is call the 6a Robin and Annette as amended, that on Oversized 1 car garage. Auto sprinklers, big yard all fenced, patio. Story Home, 6bdrm Transcript Bulletin at $850/mo, call 801-842- homes.com or call for rage, landscaped, great Baird Dividing One lot in- January 18, 2006, the $ 3.5bth .31acre lot, 882-0050 for all the de- 99,500 843-5605 9631 a list Berna or Chris neighborhood & view. Close to lake, only to two lots. Governing Board (the 435-840-5029, Group $142,000 obo. Open tails. (Mention UCAN $235k. Call Jeff 801- Classified Network) TOOELE TWIN Home 1 Real Estate house Saturday 12pm- 244-3946 for private 3bdrm, 1bth, car port, 4pm. 895 N 1480 E. showing. RE/MAX Re- 882-9620 STEEL BUILDINGS. I can help you find a new $700/mo, $700/dep, Subscribe Today sults. FACTORY Deals. Save 894 W 700 S. (801)380- 882-0050 4BDRM 2BTH, 2100sqft, $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x 5691 STANSBURY, GOR- 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 home for the new year. 2-car garage, central GEOUS Views, 3bdrm, air, vaulted ceilings, x 12‚ = $3.60/square 2.5bth, separate family foot. 1-800-658-2885. landscaped yard w/full room/ living room, loft, NEWNEW LLISTINGISTING NEWNEW LLISTINGISTING fence & sprinkler sys- www.rigidbuilding.com NEW LISTING NEW LISTING stainless steel applian- (ucan) tem, includes ces, vaulted ceiling, fridge/freezer & more 2yrs, large lot. Up- STEEL BUILDINGS: 4 The Kirk 435-884-6069 grades galore! Quiet, Quality apartments in a only. 25 x 30, 30 x 40, $243,678 882-7600, restored historic structure 4BDRM, 2BTH, for sale 45 x 80, 80 x 150. Must (801)808-2900 by owner, excellent lo- move now selling for $$ $$ balance owed. 1-800- 1139,90039,900 1110,90010,900 The Best Places at the Best Prices cation, excellent condi- VERY NICE Brick home tion. $149,000. Please 211-9593 extension 87. Completely Furnished w/basement apartment, (ucan) call 843-0258 double lot, fenced beau- 641 Greystone Way 762 North 170 West Weekly & Monthly Rates An Ideal East side Oquirrh Cottage Condo w/ 3 This Twin Townhouse is Gorgeous and Well tiful yard, fruit trees, UTAH MANUFACTUR- Bdrms, 2 Full Bths, Master Suite, Vaults, Walk-in Designed w/ 2 Bdrms, 3 bths, Main Floor Laundry, 4BDRM, 2BTH, over- garden, sprinkler sys- sized two car garage, ER FOR 17 years Plus - closets, Covered Patio and Much more to 2 Family Rms, Area to accomodate another 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 tem, possible duplex All Steel Buildings!!! Accomodate You! Bedroom and a Fenced Yard. new carpet, new paint. property. 882-5104 (801)250-7308. Seller Any size you want, any motivated. accessories you want, WHY RENT When you or any features you can own? Foreclosed want. www.cobuildings.net 5BDRM 2BTH Tooele and HUD homes from rambler, new laminate or call 1-800-262-5347. R $75,000. Assistance R CO Building Systems, E floor, large family room E with down and closing D w/fireplace, fenced Inc. Building a Reputa- D possible. Remax Plati- N tion on "Old Fashioned N backyard, in cul de sac. TT num 882-8868 ext. 157 UNDERU Integrity". (ucan) U C 843-0167, 840-0871, C Lin. $$ AA $129,900. 1123,25023,250 Public Notices TRR Manufactured T BEST BUY in Stansbury Meetings N Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. 87N Aparicio Dr Park, 213 Country Club, Homes O GorgeousO Setup with 3,225 s.f., 4 Bdrms, 3 Bths, .36 Deadline for public no- ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include CONTRACTC 5bdrm, 2bth, fireplace, C Acre Lot, 9’ Ceilings, Archways, Intercom, H20 Purifier, N ow Renting FOR SALE or rent, large tices is 4 p.m. the day Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, wood floors, completely 3bdrm, 2bth manufac- Jetted Tub, Master Suite, Steel I-Beam full length of remodeled. Call for ap- prior to publication. Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. baseament for ease in planning room layout. MOVE IN SPECIALS tured home, utility room Public notices submit- pointment (435)224- with w/d hookups, for Exclusively for Seniors 2737 ted past the deadline more info call. 884-6181 will not be accepted. Pet Friendly FSBO $121,500 CLEAN Mobile Homes UPAXLP 2bdrm 1997 dbl garage, RR Call for details. LEPC AGENDA RR E fenced yard, 430 E 670 E E pp Agenda for the LEPC E D N. $3100 down, seller 3BDRM 2BTH mobile DD D meeting to be held Wed- N financing. Open Sat home, senior discount, NN T N TT (435)843-0717 nesday, January 25th, T UNDERUU C $680 a month, lot space C 11am-3pm. (801)560- UNDERUU C $ C $ 2006 at 1:30 p.m. at the $ $ AA 0840 included with rent. 882- 1125,5002A5A,500 1140,00040,000 R Tooele County Court- R 7622 RR TT house, EOC Conference T 787N EastT 540 North 124 NNorthN Sheridan 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Room. N O A LocationO for family and friends, Fully fenced, Creative Financing Solutions EastO side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main 1. Welcome – Chairman, O CONTRACTC home for rent, no smok- C CONTRACTCCFloor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, LEPC ing/ pets. 882-1550 Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully 2. Approve November & starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. • Less than perfect credit FSBO: 1997 Golden December 2005 minutes • Hard to prove income West 28x70, excellent 3. Haz Mat reports, Harry condition, many extras, Shinton • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure Assume $68k loan. 3 4. Review upcoming • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure months lot rent includ- training ing. 884-1218 5. Ty Bailey, Tooele • Need higher than normal loan to value County Liaison for DHS •Lacking in down payment Lots & Land 6. New Business 7. Next meeting-Wed- • There are lending solutions for you! nesday, February 22nd, $$ $$ BEAUTIFUL UTAH! 2006 1109,90009,900 1127,00027,000 RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! LAND Sale-54 acres - 8. Adjourn $44,900. Uinta Moun- (Published in the Tran- 295 East 1st South 869 South 690 West tain area. Outdoor lov- script Bulletin January WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry er's dream! Dramatic 24, 2006) 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate mountain views, close rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and RV parking and Area to build a garage. debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. to conveniences. Sur- AGENDA more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. rounded by wilderness. COMBINED MEETING 117 North Sheridan A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Nearby lake and state OF THE STANSBURY Lot, Great for Manufactured Home or Stick framed. $25,000 parks. Excellent financ- RECREATION SERVICE Shane ing. Call UTLR 1-877- AREA BOARD OF 349-5263. (ucan) TRUSTEES AND STANSBURY GREEN- Bergen Call Now! LAND WANTED Must BELT SERVICE AREA *Each office independently owned and operated. Tooele West Jordan spend up to 5 million BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 840- 0344 (cell) Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 833-0740, • 801-568-0500, cash within 30 days. AND STANSBURY www.deseretpeakmtg.com (801)368-6999 SERVICE AGENCY 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main TUESDAY January 24, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices Smith and Lori Lyn fer, cashier’s check, NOTICE OF TRUST- bidder’s funds returned NOTICE OF TRUST- of sale, with the balance GINEER until 2:00 PM house, 47 S. Main St., Meetings Smith. bank official check (credit EE'S SALE and the trustee and cur- EE’S SALE due by noon the follow- on Thursday, February 9, Tooele, Utah, on Febru- Bonds, and that after the The sale is subject to a union official checks are The following described rent beneficiary shall not APN: 09-003-0-0047 ing business day, at the 2006 and then at said of- ary 21, 2006, at the hour 30-day Period, no one bankruptcy filing, a pay- not accepted) or U.S. real property will be sold be liable to the success- Trust No. 1070069-07 office of the Trustee. At fice publicly opened and of 2:00 p.m. of said day; shall have any cause of off, a reinstatement or Postal money order pay- at public auction to the ful bidder for any dam- Ref: Robert C Cromwell the West main entrance, read aloud at 2:05 PM. for the purpose of fore- action to contest the reg- any other condition of able to Lundberg & As- highest bidder, purchase age. Jr TRA: Loan No. North steps to the Tooele The CONTRACT DOCU- closing a Trust Deed re- ularity, formality or legali- which the trustee is not sociates. If wire transfer price payable in lawful Bidders must tender to 50592126. IMPORTANT County District Court, 47 MENTS may be exam- corded January 6, 2004 ty thereof for any cause aware that would cause is used, an additional money of the United the trustee a $5,000.00 NOTICE TO PROPERTY S. Main Tooele Utah all ined at the following lo- executed by David L. for any reason, and (ii) the cancellation of the $10.00 must be remitted States of America at the deposit at the sale and OWNER: YOU ARE IN right, title and interest cations after January 26, Kranwinkle and Sandra registered voters within sale. If any such condi- with the purchase price. time of sale, at the north- the balance of the pur- DEFAULT UNDER A conveyed to and now 2006. L. Kranwinkle, as Trust- Grantsville City may tion exists, the sale shall Cash payments are not ern most, of the two west chase price by 12:00 DEED OF TRUST, DAT- held by it under said Tooele County Engi- ors, covering real proper- sign a written petition re- be void, the successful accepted. A trustee’s entrances of the Tooele noon the day following ED December 08, 2000. Deed of Trust in the neers Office ty purportedly located in questing an election to bidder’s funds returned deed will be delivered to County Courthouse, the sale. The deposit UNLESS YOU TAKE property situated in said 47 South Main Tooele County at 131 authorize the issuance of and the trustee and cur- the successful bidder a/k/a the Third Judicial must be in the form of a ACTION TO PROTECT County and State descri- Tooele, Utah 84074 North 4th Street, Tooele, the Bonds. If written pe- rent beneficiary shall not within three business District Court, 47 South cashier’s check or bank YOUR PROPERTY, IT bed as: All of Lot 111, Forsgren Associates Utah, and more particu- titions which have been be liable to the success- days after receipt of the Main, Tooele, Utah, on official check payable to MAY BE SOLD AT A Tooele Highlands Subdi- 370 East 500 South, larly described as fol- signed by at least 20% of ful bidder for any dam- amount bid. Tuesday, February 21, Lundberg & Associates. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU vision of Tooele City, ac- Suite 200 lows: the registered voters of age. DATED: January 23, 2006, at the hour of 9:00 The balance must be in NEED AN EXPLANA- cording to the official plat Salt Lake City, UT 84111 LOTS 16 AND 17 OF Grantsville City are filed Bidders must tender to 2006. a.m. of that day for the the form of a wire trans- TION OF THIS PRO- thereof recorded in the The Project consists of BLOCK 139 OF PLAT with the Issuer during the the trustee a $5,000.00 Scott Lundberg, Trust- purpose of foreclosing a fer, cashier’s check, CEEDING, YOU office of the county re- the following work: "C" OF THE TOOELE 30-day Period, the Issuer deposit at the sale and ee deed of trust executed by bank official check (credit SHOULD CONTACT A corder of said county. Construction of a munici- CITY SURVEY TOOELE shall be required to hold the balance of the pur- 3269 South Main, #100 Grant E. Neilsen and union official checks are LAWYER. On February The street address and pal water well house in- CITY. an election to obtain vot- chase price by 12:00 Salt Lake City, UT Tauna L. Nielsen in favor not accepted) or U.S. 21, 2006, at 4:30pm, other common designa- cluding well pump, build- The sale is without war- er authorization prior to noon the day following 84115 of Long Beach Mortgage Postal money order pay- James H. Woodall, as tion of the real property ing, valving, piping and ranty and is voidable, the issuance of the the sale. The deposit (801) 263-3400 Corporation, covering re- able to Lundberg & As- duly appointed Trustee described above is pur- electrical service. without liability, in the Bonds. If fewer than must be in the form of a Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. al property located at ap- sociates. If wire transfer under a Deed of Trust re- ported to be: 215 South Copies of the CON- event of bankruptcy, re- 20% of the registered cashier’s check or bank – 5:00 p.m. proximately 204 Lake- is used, an additional corded December 14, Broadway Street Tooele TRACT DOCUMENTS instatement, or other voters of Grantsville City official check payable to L&A Case No. 04-40822 view Drive, Stansbury $10.00 must be remitted 2000, as Instrument No. Ut 84074. Estimated To- may be obtained at the condition unknown to the file a written petition dur- Lundberg & Associates. Team B/CR Park, Tooele County, with the purchase price. 156527, in Book 0651, tal Debt as of February office of FORSGREN trustee at the time of ing the 30-day Period, The balance must be in THIS COMMUNICATION Utah, and more particu- Cash payments are not Page 0590, of the Official 21, 2006 is $84,876.11. ASSOCIATES, INC. (is- sale. the Issuer may proceed the form of a wire trans- IS AN ATTEMPT TO larly described as: accepted. A trustee’s Records in the office at The undersigned Trustee suing office) at the loca- Dated January 20, 2006 to issue the Bonds with- fer, cashier’s check, COLLECT A DEBT, AND LOT 47, AMENDED deed will be delivered to the County Recorder of disclaims any liability for tion noted above, upon David B. Boyce out an election. bank official check (credit ANY INFORMATION CAPTAINS ISLAND the successful bidder Tooele County, State of any incorrectness of the payment of $25.00 for Successor Trustee DATED this January 18, union official checks are OBTAINED WILL BE SUBDIVISION NO 2, within three business Utah, executed by Rob- street address and other each set. (Published in the Tran- 2006. not accepted) or U.S. USED FOR THAT PUR- PHASE III days after receipt of the ert C. Cromwell, Jr. A common designation, if (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin January /s/ Wendy Palmer Postal money order pay- POSE. (FORMER TAX ID 8-22- amount bid. Married Man, will sell at any, shown herein. Said script Bulletin January 24, 31 & February 7, Secretary able to Lundberg & As- (Published in the Tran- 47) 0.30 AC 8-22-A-47. DATED: January 18, public auction to highest sale will be made without 24, 26, 31 & February 2, 2006) (Published in the Tran- sociates. If wire transfer script Bulletin January The current beneficiary 2006. bidder, payable in lawful covenant or warranty, 2006) script Bulletin January is used, an additional 24, 31 & February 7, of the trust deed is Oc- Scott Lundberg, Trust- money of the United express or implied, re- NOTICE TO PRE- 24, 2006) $10.00 must be remitted 2006) wen Federal Bank, FSB, ee States at the time of garding title, possession, LEGAL NOTICE QUALIFY FOR BID with the purchase price. and the record owners of 3269 South Main, #100 sale. Successful bidders condition or encumbran- 2006 SCD ELECTION The North Tooele County Cash payments are not the property as of the re- Salt Lake City, UT must tender a deposit of ces, including fees, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUST- A Soil Conservation Dis- Fire District will be re- accepted. A trustee’s cording of the notice of 84115 $5,000 in certified funds charges and expenses of NOTICE IS HEREBY EE'S SALE trict (SCD) is a state gov- leasing plans for remodel deed will be delivered to default are Grant E. Neil- (801) 263-3400 to the trustee at the time the Trustee and of the GIVEN THAT the Tooele The following described ernment special district. and enlargement of the the successful bidder sen and Tauna L. Niel- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of sale, with the balance trusts created by said City Planning Commis- property will be sold at Its purpose is to improve fire station located at 179 within three business sen. The trustee's sale – 5:00 p.m. due by noon the follow- Deed of Trust, to pay the sion will meet in a Busi- public auction to the and protects land and County Club, Stansbury days after receipt of the of the aforedescribed re- L&A Case No. 05-53852 ing business day, at the remaining principal sums ness meeting scheduled highest bidder at the water resources for pub- Park, UT. on 2/6/06. All amount bid. al property will be made Team B/KL office of the Trustee. At of the note(s) secured by for Wednesday January West Main Entrance, lic benefits. A 5-member contractors interested in DATED: January 9, without warranty as to ti- THIS COMMUNICATION the west main entrance, said Deed of Trust. The 25, 2006 at the hour of North Steps, Tooele elected citizen board bidding on this project 2006. tle, possession, or en- IS AN ATTEMPT TO north steps to the tooele current beneficiary of the 7:00 pm. The meeting County Courthouse, 47 governs an SCD. They must pre-qualify prior to Scott Lundberg, Trust- cumbrances. Bidders COLLECT A DEBT, AND county District Court, 47 Trust Deed as of the will be held at Tooele South Main Street, serve 4-year terms of of- bidding. In order to bid, ee must be prepared to ten- ANY INFORMATION S. Main Tooele Utah all date of this notice is: City Hall in the City Tooele, Utah, on Febru- fice. They give local di- contractors must have 3269 South Main, #100 der $5,000.00 in certified OBTAINED WILL BE right, title and interest U.S. Bank, N.A., As Council Chambers, locat- ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 rection and priority to built a minimum of three Salt Lake City, UT funds at the sale and the USED FOR THAT PUR- conveyed to and now Trustee, Successor By ed at 90 N. Main Street, a.m. of said day, for the federal, state and local commercial buildings. 84115 balance of the purchase POSE. held by it under said Merger To Firstar Bank, Tooele, Utah. purpose of foreclosing a government conservation Please contact Pam (801) 263-3400 price in certified funds by (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust in the N.A. Successor In Inter- Agenda Items trust deed originally exe- programs. Board deci- Rowley for all contractor Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. the following script Bulletin January property situated in said est To Firstar Bank Mil- 1. Review and motion of cuted on July 23, 2002 sions are made in meet- requirements at 179 – 5:00 p.m. business day. The trust- 24, 31 & February 7, County and State descri- waukee, N.A., as trustee recommendation to the by James Eric Westwood ings open to the public. Country Club, Stansbury L&A Case No. 05-44645 ee reserves the right to 2006) bed as: Lot 6, block 2, for Salomon Brothers City Council for Camelot and Nancy J. Westwood, Elections are in progress Park, UT. You may also Team A/HN cancel the foreclosure af- highland park subdivision Mortgage Securities VII, Leisure Condominiums as trustors, in favor of to fill 2 supervisor posi- call 435-882-6730 or THIS COMMUNICATION ter the sale based upon of Tooele city, according Inc. Floating Rate Mort- Conversion Final Plat lo- First Franklin Financial NOTICE OF TRUST- tions on each of the email IS AN ATTEMPT TO information unknown to to the official plat thereof gage Pass-Through cer- cated at 64 N 150 West Corporation, covering the EE’S SALE state's 38 SCD boards. [email protected] COLLECT A DEBT, AND the trustee at the time of on file and of record in tificates series 1999- containing 28 seniors following real property File No. 05-UT0197 Loan Candidates were select- (Published in the Tran- ANY INFORMATION the sale, such as a bank- the Tooele county re- NC5. The record owner condominiums by Cen- purported to be located No. 90247108 ed by a local nominating script Bulletin January OBTAINED WILL BE ruptcy filing or an agree- corder's office. The of the property as of the tral Elementary, LLC, in Tooele County at 51 The following described committee. Ballots are 24, 26 & 31, 2006) USED FOR THAT PUR- ment between the trustor street address and other recording of the Notice of Managing member Math- North 7th Street, Tooele, real property will be sold mailed to private agricul- POSE. and beneficiary to post- common designation of Default is/are: Kendall D PUBLIC NOTICE ew Arbshay. UT 84074 (the under- at public auction to the tural land operators listed (Published in the Tran- pone or cancel the sale. the real property descri- & Sarah Beth Redmond, The Lake Point Improve- 2. Review and approval signed disclaims liability highest bidder payable in with the Utah Soil Con- script Bulletin January If so cancelled, the only bed above is purported Joint Tenants. Dated: ment District (LPID), of the minutes for the for any error in the ad- lawful money of the Unit- servation Commission 10, 17 & 24, 2006) recourse of the purchas- to be: 409 East 100 January 18, 2006. hereby announces the meeting held January 11, dress), and more particu- ed States at the time of (USCC). Any registered er is to receive a refund South Tooele UT 84074. Law offices Of Woodall vacancy of a member of 2006. larly described as: sale, On the north steps Utah voter, or private ag- of the money paid to the Estimated Total Debt as & Wassermann 10653 its "Board of Trustees". Adjourn NOTICE OF TRUST- Lots 1 and 2, Block 149, to the main entrance at ricultural land trustee. THIS IS AN AT- of February 21, 2006 is River Front Parkway, As provided in Section Discussion Item EE'S SALE Plat “C”, Tooele City Sur- the Tooele County Court- owner/manager not on TEMPT TO COLLECT A $111,430.61. The under- Suite 290 South Jordan 20A-1-512 (UCA); the 1. Concept for a 107 The following described vey, according to the offi- house, 47 South Main, the list, may vote by re- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- signed Trustee disclaims Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 District's Board of Trust- acre Winfield Academy property will be sold at cial plat thereof recorded Tooele, UT, on February questing a ballot. The TION OBTAINED WILL any liability for any incor- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) ees gives notice to all to be located in the De- public auction to the in the office of the Tooele 6, 2006 at 01:00 PM of USCC and the UT Dept. BE USED FOR THAT rectness of the street ad- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 persons interested in be- pot Administration area highest bidder at the County Recorder. said day, for the purpose of Agriculture and Food PURPOSE. dress and other common P.M. Signature/by: ing appointed to fill the south of the Eagle‚s Nest West Main Entrance, Together with all the im- of foreclosing a trust direct and conduct these DATED this 30th day of designation, if any, James H. Woodall, unexpected term of an and National Guard Ar- North Steps, Tooele provements now or here- deed executed by Jona- elections. January, 2006. shown herein. Said sale Trustee R-124988 elected trustee's resigna- mory which will be a pri- County Courthouse, 47 after erected on the than J. Taylor and Kim- Ballot request forms are Marlon L. Bates, Trust- will be made without cov- (Published in the Tran- tion; individuals may sub- vate boarding High South Main Street, property, and all ease- berly R. Taylor , husband available from your SCD ee enant or warranty, ex- script Bulletin January mit their name for con- School with staff and res- Tooele, Utah, on Febru- ments, appurtenances, and wife as Trustor(s), in chair, Co. USU Exten- SCALLEY & READING, press or implied, regard- 24, 31 & February 7, sideration. The (LPID) ident student population ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 and fixtures now or here- favor of , and recorded sion office, USDA Serv- P.C. ing title, possession, con- 2006) Board of Trustees in- by Mathew Arbshay. a.m. of said day, for the after a part of the proper- on December 30, 2004, ice Center, County Clerk; 50 South Main Street, dition or encumbrances, tends to fill this position Pursuant to the Ameri- purpose of foreclosing a ty. as Entry No. 234124 in or writing USCC, Box Suite 950 including fees, charges Public Notices at its next regularly cans with Disabilities Act, trust deed originally exe- The current beneficiary Book 0993, Page 0856, 146500, SLC, Utah P.O. Box 11429 and expenses of the scheduled board meeting individuals needing spe- cuted on September 26, of the trust deed is Na- of Official Records of Miscellaneous 84114-6500; calling 801- Salt Lake City, Utah Trustee and of the trusts to be held on February 9, cial accommodation dur- 2001 by Dee L. Gillins tional City Bank of Penn- Tooele County, Utah, 538-7120; fax 801-538- 84147-0429 created by said Deed of Deadline for public no- 2006 at 7:00 p.m. at the ing this meeting should and Dawn M. Gillins, as sylvania and the record covering real property lo- 4940; email UDAF- Telephone: (801) 531- Trust, to pay the remain- tices is 4 p.m. the day North Tooele Fire Station notify Richard Jorgen- trustors, in favor of Allied owners of the property cated at 275 North 630 [email protected], or 7870 ing principal sums of the prior to publication. located at 1540 Sunset sen, Tooele City Land Mortgage Capital Corpo- as of the recording of the East, Tooele, UT 84074, Internet Business Hours: 9:00 note(s) secured by said Public notices submit- Road, Lake Point, Utah. Use Technician prior to ration, covering the fol- notice of default are Tooele County, State of http://ag.utah.gov/con a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Deed of Trust. The cur- ted past the deadline Qualifications for this of- the meeting at (435) 843- lowing real property pur- James Eric Westwood Utah and more particu- servation/soilcons.html. TS# 71020-0433873209 rent beneficiary of the will not be accepted. fice are: Be a U.S. Citi- 2130 or TDD (435) 843- ported to be located in and Nancy J. Westwood. larly described as fol- Completed forms must (Published in the Tran- Trust Deed as of the UPAXLP zen, be at least 18 years 2180 Tooele County at 293 The sale is subject to a lows: Lot 308, Oquirrh be at the USCC office by script Bulletin January date of this notice is: old, be a Utah resident, (Published in the Tran- Pine Street, Rush Valley, bankruptcy filing, a pay- Meadows subdivision February 6, 2006. Re- 24, 31 & February 7, Mortgage Electronic ANNOUNCEMENT OF and primary place of res- script Bulletin January UT 84069 (the under- off, a reinstatement or phase 3, a subdivision of turned ballots must be 2006) Registration Systems, APPOINTMENT AND idence is in the Lake 24, 2006) signed disclaims liability any other condition of Tooele City, according to postmarked by February for any error in the ad- which the trustee is not the official plat thereof on Inc. The record owner of NOTICE TO CRED- 17, 2006, the close of the Point Improvement Dis- Public Notices dress), and more particu- aware that would cause NOTICE OF TRUST- file and of record in the property as of the re- ITORS elections. trict. Written notice shall Trustee's Sales larly described as: the cancellation of the EE'S SALE Tooele County Record- cording of the Notice of Estate of ORLINDA PA- Candidates for the be made to Mary Lyn Beginning at the North- sale. If any such condi- The following described er's Office. A.P.N. 12- Default is/are: Robert C. CHECO CORDOVA, De- SCD(s) in your area are: Robbins, 7856 North Deadline for public no- west corner of Lot 4, tion exists, the sale shall property will be sold at 039-0-0308 The address Cromwell Jr. ceased GRANTSVILLE Soil Mountain View Road, tices is 4 p.m. the day Block 15, St. John Town be void, the successful public auction to the of the property is purport- Dated: December 23, Probate No. 053300088 Conservation District Lake Point, Utah 84074- prior to publication. Survey; and running bidder’s funds returned highest bidder at the ed to be 275 North 630 2005. ALEX PACHECO, whose Tooele County 9755 on or before Febru- Public notices submit- thence North 81 degrees and the trustee and cur- West Main Entrance, East Tooele, UT 84074 James H. Woodall address is 30 Bench- J. Robert "Bob" Drou- ary 9, 2006. ted past the deadline East 7 rods; thence rent beneficiary shall not North Steps, Tooele The undersigned dis- 10653 River Front Park- mark Village, Tooele, bay - Erda (Published in the Tran- will not be accepted. South 9 degrees East 6 be liable to the success- County Courthouse, 47 claims liability for any er- way, Suite 290 South Utah 84074 has been Neil Johnson - Grants- script Bulletin January 24 UPAXLP rods; thence South 81 ful bidder for any dam- South Main Street, ror in the address. Said Jordan UT 84095 (801) appointed Personal Rep- ville & 26, 2006) degrees West 2 rods; age. Tooele, Utah, on Febru- sale will be made without 254-9450 (800) 245- resentative of the above- Stuart Twitchell - Erda NOTICE OF TRUST- thence South 9 degrees Bidders must tender to ary 23, 2006, at 8:30 covenant or warranty, 1886 (Hotline) Hours: entitled estate. Creditors SHAMBIP Soil Conser- EE'S SALE East 10 rods; thence the trustee a $5,000.00 a.m. of said day, for the expressed or implied, re- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. of the estate are hereby vation District The following described South 81 degrees West deposit at the sale and purpose of foreclosing a garding title, possession, Signature/by: James H. notified to: (1) deliver or Tooele County Your Local property will be sold at 5 rods; thence North 9 the balance of the pur- trust deed originally exe- or encumbrances, to pay Woodall, Trustee R- mail their written claims Darrell Johnson - Rush News Source public auction to the degrees West 16 rods to chase price by 12:00 cuted on August 26, the remaining principal 124496 to the Personal Repre- Valley highest bidder at the 2004 by Amanda M. sum of the note(s) se- (Published in the Tran- sentative at the address the point of beginning. noon the day following Alan Mitchell - Vernon TOOELE Myers, as trustor, in fa- script Bulletin January above; (2) deliver or mail TRANSCRIPT West Main Entrance, Together with all the im- the sale. The deposit cured by said Deed of Jon Stookey - Rush BULLETIN North Steps, Tooele provements now or here- must be in the form of a vor of Mortgage Elec- Trust, with interest there- 24, 31 & February 7, their written claims to the Valley County Courthouse, 47 after erected on the cashier’s check or bank tronic Registration Sys- on, as provided in said 2006) Personal Representa- (Published in the Tran- South Main Street, property, and all ease- official check payable to tems, Inc., as nominee note(s), advances, if any, tive’s attorney of record, script Bulletin January Tooele, Utah, on Febru- ments, appurtenances, Lundberg & Associates. for Utah Financial, Inc., under the terms of the NOTICE OF TRUST- Ralph R. Tate, at the fol- 24, 2006) ary 9, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. its successors and as- Deed of Trust, estimated EE’S SALE lowing address: 4625 and fixtures now or here- The balance must be in �������� ������ ������ �� ������ ����� of said day, for the pur- after a part of the proper- the form of a wire trans- signs, covering the fol- fees, charges and ex- APN: 10-028-0-0111 South 2300 East, Suite NOTICE OF AUCTION pose of foreclosing a ty. fer, cashier’s check, lowing real property pur- penses of the Trustee Trust No. 1076799-07 206, Salt Lake City, UT Date of Sale: Saturday, ���������������������������������� ported to be located in Ref: Kendall D Redmond 84117 or (3) file their February 11, 2006 Time: trust deed originally exe- The current beneficiary bank official check (credit and of the trusts created ���� ����������� ����������� ��� cuted on July 30, 1993 of the trust deed is union official checks are Tooele County at 451 by said Deed of Trust, to TRA: Loan No. written claims with the 10:00am by Gary Leon Smith and Chase Home Finance, not accepted) or U.S. Antelope Avenue, wit: $103,200.00 (Esti- 99848608. IMPORTANT Clerk of the District Court Beehive Storage, 1498 N ���� ����������� ��� ����� ������� Tooele, UT 84074 (the NOTICE TO PROPERTY of Tooele County, State Main, Tooele. Lori Lyn Smith, as trust- LLC, successor by merg- Postal money order pay- mated). Sale information ��� ��������� ��� ����� ��������� ors, in favor of First Inter- er to Chase Manhattan able to Lundberg & As- undersigned disclaims li- may be available by call- OWNER: YOU ARE IN of Utah, or otherwise This notice of auction is �������� ���������� ����� ���� �� state Bank of Utah, N.A., Mortgage Corporation, sociates. If wire transfer ability for any error in the ing one business day pri- DEFAULT UNDER A present their claims as being given pursuant to address), and more par- DEED OF TRUST, DAT- required by Utah law covering the following re- and the record owners of is used, an additional or to (or on) the sched- 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code ������������������������������������� al property purported to $10.00 must be remitted ticularly described as: uled sale date. Please be ED September 30, 1999. within three months after Annotated. the property as of the re- ���� �������� ���� ������� ���� ��� be located in Tooele cording of the notice of with the purchase price. Lot 5, LAKEVIEW advised that the opening UNLESS YOU TAKE the date of the first publi- UNIT #B320, Brian cation of this notice or be County at 510 South 380 default are Dee L. Gillins Cash payments are not HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION bid amount may be re- ACTION TO PROTECT McKane, 506 E 1935 N �������������������������������������� West, Tooele, UT 84074 TRACT “A”, according to duced from the total debt YOUR PROPERTY, IT forever barred. #4, Cedar City. Older and Dawn M. Gillins. accepted. A trustee’s ���������������������������� ����� (the undersigned dis- The sale is subject to a deed will be delivered to the official plat thereof on due. Bidders must be MAY BE SOLD AT A DATED this 19th day of Coachman Cadet camp- claims liability for any er- bankruptcy filing, a pay- the successful bidder file and of record in the prepared to tender to the PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU January, 2006. er, no plates or VIN# ����������������������������������� Tooele County Record- NEED AN EXPLANA- ALEX PACHECO UNIT #231, Daniel Holt, ror in the address), and off, a reinstatement or within three business trustee $5,000.00 at the ������������������������������� more particularly descri- any other condition of days after receipt of the er's Office. sale and the balance of TION OF THIS PRO- Personal Representa- 1102 N Dawn Dr, Boise, tive bed as: which the trustee is not amount bid. Together with all the im- the purchase price by CEEDING, YOU ID. Misc boxes, bike, ������������������� provements now or here- SHOULD CONTACT A Ralph R. Tate, Jr. saw, bed. ����������� Lot 1, Oquirrh View Sub- aware that would cause DATED: January 23, 10:00 AM the day follow- ����������� division, a Subdivision of the cancellation of the 2006. after erected on the ing the sale. Both pay- LAWYER. On February Attorney for Personal UNIT #172, Mark Tooele City, according to sale. If any such condi- Scott Lundberg, Trust- property, and all ease- ments must be in the 21, 2006, at 4:30pm, Representative French, 12 S 820 E, the plat thereof, recorded tion exists, the sale shall ee ments, appurtenances, form of a cashier’s James H. Woodall, as 4625 South 2300 East Tooele. Entertainment in the Office of the be void, the successful 3269 South Main, #100 and fixtures now or here- check. Cash or “official duly appointed Trustee #206 center, water bed, dress- Tooele County Recorder. bidder’s funds returned Salt Lake City, UT after a part of the proper- checks” are not accepta- under a Deed of Trust re- Salt Lake City, UT er. Together with all build- and the trustee and cur- 84115 ty. ble. This firm is assisting corded October 19, 84117 UNIT #018 Chastity ings, fixtures and im- rent beneficiary shall not (801) 263-3400 The current beneficiary in the collection of a debt 1999, as Instrument No. (801)424-1520 Strieby, 755 S 330 W, provements thereon and be liable to the success- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of the trust deed is Irwin and any information ob- 138823, in Book 0593, (Published in the Tran- Tooele. Couch, kitchen all water rights, rights-of- ful bidder for any dam- – 5:00 p.m. Mortgage Corporation tained may be used for Page 0763, of the Official script Bulletin January table, cedar chest, misc. way, easements, rents, age. L&A Case No. 05-53127 and the record owner of that purpose. Dated: Records in the office at 24, 31 & February 7, items. issues, profits, income, Bidders must tender to Team C/DH the property as of the re- 12/30/2005 the County Recorder of 2006) (Published in the Tran- tenements, heredita- THIS COMMUNICATION cording of the notice of John W. Lish, ESQ., as Tooele County, State of script Bulletin January 24 the trustee a $5,000.00 INVITATION TO BID ments, privileges and ap- IS AN ATTEMPT TO default is Amanda M. Successor Trustee Utah, executed by Ken- & 31, 2006) deposit at the sale and Tooele County purtenances thereunto COLLECT A DEBT, AND Myers. 1424 S. Legend Hills dall D. Redmond and the balance of the pur- 47 South Main belonging, used or en- ANY INFORMATION The sale is subject to a Dr., Ste. 120 Clearfield, Sarah Beth Redmond, NOTICE OF TRUST- chase price by 12:00 Tooele, Utah 84074 joyed with said property, OBTAINED WILL BE bankruptcy filing, a pay- UT 84015 Phone (801) Joint Tenants, will sell at EE'S SALE noon the day following Separate sealed BIDS or any part thereof. USED FOR THAT PUR- off, a reinstatement or 614-5050 P238791 public auction to highest The following described the sale. The deposit for the construction of The current beneficiary POSE. any other condition of (Published in the Tran- bidder, payable in lawful property will be sold at must be in the form of a the DESERET PEAK of the trust deed is Wells (Published in the Tran- which the trustee is not script Bulletin January money of the United public auction to the cashier’s check or bank COMPLEX – HUNSAK- Fargo Bank, N.A. and script Bulletin January aware that would cause 10, 17 & 24, 2006) States at the time of highest bidder, payable official check payable to ER WELL will be re- the record owners of the 24, 31 & February 7, the cancellation of the sale. Successful bidders in certified funds, at the Lundberg & Associates. ceived by Tooele County property as of the record- 2006) sale. If any such condi- must tender a deposit of time of sale at the North The balance must be in TOOELETRANSCRIPT ing of the notice of de- tion exists, the sale shall $5,000 in certified funds at the office of the front entrance of the the form of a wire trans- BULLETIN ��������������������������������������������������� fault are Gary Leon be void, the successful to the trustee at the time TOOELE COUNTY EN- Tooele County Court- B8 TUESDAY January 24, 2006

Counties, the National Association of County Recorders and Clerks, the By- Clerk laws committee, the elections commit- continued from page B1 tee and committee for the future and Powell and stay there as long as I want the Utah Association of County Clerks and not have to come home.” and Auditors. At the Tooele Ewing is mar- County Chamber “He’s honest ried to the former of Commerce 2006 Carma Burr and Officer Installation as the day is long together they have Banquet Saturday, raised nine children no one seemed and probably the and have 19 grand- more surprised children. to hear Dennis most outstanding guy Today Ewing Ewing’s long list of can still remember accomplishments you’ve met.” the beginning of than Dennis Ewing. it all when he and “Did I really do — JUDGE WILLIAM PITT, his wife drove into all those things,” Tooele. “The water had exclaimed the FRIEND, FORMER CO-WORKER rushed down the Tooele County photography / Kari Scribner Clerk upon receiv- gravel and broken tree branches and it just had a refresh- Saturday new Chamber officers (l-r) were installed: 2nd Vice Chair Russell Winters (Remax Platinum), Secretary/Treasurer Wade ing his award as person of the year. Matthews (Tooele County Emergency Management), board director David Carbonara (Pinnacle/Mountainland PJ.), Chairman ing look and a small town atmosphere Highlights of a long career of com- Marc Taylor, board directors Chad Fullmer (Denny’s), Russ Scribner (Data TX Consulting), Bob Sheedy (Leavitt Insurance), Sherrie and I just fell in love with Tooele ... I just munity service to Tooele County include Johnson (Tooele Federal Credit Union), Tom McCarty (Stansbury Read Estate), Lindsay Sundloff (Tooele County Parks & Rec.), leadership of numerous organizations decided this is my city.” advisory board member Colleen Johnson (Tooele County Commissioner), 1st Vice Chair Cyndie Kirk (Domino’s Pizza), board including the Utah Association of e-mail: [email protected] director Tye Hoffman (Edward Jones Investments), and advisory board member Todd Castagno (Grantsville City). Not pictured are Past Chair Keith Bird, board director Linda Brown (Key Bank) and advisory board member Jeff England (Axiom Financial). Chamber chairman to keep the course by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER First and foremost the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce 2006 Officer Installation Banquet was about putting in the new officers. A large part of the meet- ing consisted of doing just that as at long last Keith Bird turned over the gavel to new chamber chairman Marc Taylor. “It’s an honor to be asked by my business peers to represent the board,” Taylor said. “But ultimately it’s not about me, it’s January Seminar about the business community; it’s not about a person, it’s about a entity.” Marc Taylor Marc Taylor has plans to steer year. Bird’s job was further com- the Tooele County Chamber of plicated when Chamber Director Commerce on a steady course Mike Anderson accepted a new for the next year. He has no plans job and resigned last year and he for any major changes, instead helped fill in until new Chamber he wants to simply improve the Director Debbie Winn was hired events already in place — par- in September. ticularly participation in “Taste Now Taylor is ready to start of Tooele.” The new event held in conjunction with the Tooele off 2006 as the new chairman County Business Expo in 2005 of the board — a position he brought local caterers and res- defines simply as the tie-break- taurants together at Veterans ing vote on the board and a voice Memorial Park. for community businesses. Taylor was nominated to the Other officers include: Tooele Board of Directors in 2001 1st Vice Chair Cyndie Kirk after moving from Ogden where (Domino’s Pizza), 2nd Vice he had also been a member of Chair Russell Winters (Remax the Chamber of Commerce. He Platinum), Secretary/Treasurer was responsible for starting the Wade Mathews (Tooele County Business after Hours program Emergency Management), and played a role in the creation and board of director mem- of the ambassadors program. bers Linda Brown (Key Bank), Taylor works as director of David Carbonara (Pinnacle/ food services for Mountain West Mountainland PJ.), Tom McCarty Medical Center and owner of (Stansbury Read Estate), Chad Shellimark Entertainment. Fullmer (Denny’s), Tye Hoffman Taylor’s installation was a (Edward Jones Investments), welcome respite for Bird, who Sherrie Johnson (Tooele has served as chairman for a Federal Credit Union), Russ year and eight months, filling in Scribner (Data TX Consulting), after Chairman Richard Kinney Bob Sheedy (Leavitt Insurance) resigned after four months of and Lindsay Sundloff (Tooele leadership in early 2006. At the County Parks & Rec.) When: banquet, Bird thanked Kinney, Advisory board members who was not present, for the include: Colleen Johnson contributions made before his (Tooele County Commissioner), resignation, as well as the board Jeff England (Axiom Financial) of directors, office manager and Todd Castagno (Grantsville Where: Susan Potter and others who City). have helped fill in over the last e-mail: [email protected] Topic: WEDDINGS Tanner/Thompson

Darrian Tanner and Tyler Thompson are announcing the marriage of their parents, Damon Tanner and Georgette Thompson. They were married on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006. The groom’s parents are Ken - Tanner of Murray and Linda Tanner of Stansbury. The bride’s parents are Larry and Sherrie Grora of Tooele. Damon Tanner and Georgette Thompson

MILITARY NEWS

participated in a series of wartime Christopher B. Harris exercises to observe and improve mission interoperability. Navy Seaman Christopher B. USS Kitty Hawk is the first of the Harris, son of Mylene Simonich “supercarriers, “commissioned April of Tooele, and Bryan Harris of Grantsville, and his shipmates 29, 1961. concluded Annual Exercise Carriers like USS Kitty Hawk are (ANNUALEX) 2005, while assigned deployed throughout the world to to the aircraft carrier USS Kitty maintain U.S. presence and provide Hawk, forward deployed to rapid response in time of crisis. The Yokosuka, Japan. ship serves as a highly visible deter- ANNUALEX 2005 is a joint exer- rent to would-be aggressors and is cise between the U.S. Navy and the equipped with the most versatile Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and powerful weapons and aircraft (JMSDF). Two U.S. submarines, 10 available. Harris is a 2003 graduate U.S. Navy ships and 49 JMSDF ships of Grantsville High School.