Supreme Court Refuses to Hear N-Waste Case

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Yellow Brick T Road leads 4-H Pigmania to tree fest See B1 BULLETIN December 6, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 56 50 cents Supreme Court refuses to hear N-waste case by Mark Watson request to hear its case involving STAFF WRITER state laws designed to regulate The State of Utah is hustling, and tax PFS. For Utah it was a working hard, devising various third strike. Previously, judges game plans, but finding the com- ruled against the state laws in petition hard to beat. federal district court and the Utah’s war continues to rage 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. with Private Fuel Storage, Inc. Both sides of the issue said (PFS) and federal agencies regu- the high court’s decision not to lating the disposal of nuclear review the case was expected. waste. The battle seems akin to Federal officials urged the court a 1A team facing a 5A opponent. not to hear the case. The company, with assistance The State of Utah and a group from the Skull Valley Goshutes, of Goshutes opposed to PFS’s wants to store high-level radio- plan recently appealed the active waste in Skull Valley. Nuclear Regulatory Agency’s Private Fuel Storage, Inc. decision in September to grant prevailed in the most recent PFS a license to store nuclear skirmish Monday when the U.S Supreme Court denied Utah’s SEE N-WASTE ON A2 Jury selection to begin in murder-for-hire trial by Jesse Fruhwirth propositioned by the defendant STAFF WRITER but made no arrangements. The Jury selection begins this defense team is likely to argue week for the trial of a man that the witnesses are dishonest photography / Troy Boman accused of conspiring to kill his and testifying only to reduce With 522 days of sobriety and counting, drug court graduate Russell Braithwaite is congratulated by substance recovery advocate Vicki wife. His wife lived and was their own varying charges. Griffith after ceremonies in Tooele County’s 3rd District Court Monday evening. attacked in Grantsville last sum- Deputy County Attorney Gary mer when the alleged murder- Searle said the testimony of the for-hire conspiracy unfolded. witnesses will be supported by According to court documents, other evidence. Drug court helps three more get clean the defendant may take the “There are physical facts that stand in his own defense. are going to be presented which by Jesse Fruhwirth justice system. ny the program has celebrated. Currently Donald Millard, 38 of Midvale, will corroborate that testimony,” STAFF WRITER “Other than adoptions, this is the nicest there are 50 drug court participants. Since was released on $125,000 prop- Searle said. About twice a year, crime and punish- thing I do,” said Judge Randall Skanchy. the program started two years ago, 12 erty bail bond a year ago. The Defense lawyer Tara Isaacson ment is replaced with crime and redemp- The innovative program combines have graduated. jury will be selected this week said she could make little com- tion at the Third District Court in Tooele. addiction therapy with criminal justice The ceremony was met with tearful with the trial scheduled to begin ment on the case before the trial. The drug court celebrated graduation of and its graduation ceremonies are happy, testimonies from the graduates. The entire on Monday. However, she said the frame- three participants Monday night. congratulatory events. Proponents say court room was filled with family mem- The prosecution’s case rests work of the trial may change. The celebration brought an odd gleeful- that mixture of therepy and justice is a bers and supporters of the graduates. on the testimony of three men “Neither side will know pre- ness to the court room. Not often to be vast improvement over previous methods Graduate Stephanie Baker thanked her who have had their own share of cisely [which witnesses] they’re seen are joyous family members, cookies that tried to rehabilitate or punish drug family members for supporting her as well legal trouble. Two men have tes- going to call until they go to and punch, even flower bouquets in the offenders. tified in pretrial hearings for the trial,” Isaacson said. epicenter of judgment for the criminal This was the fourth graduation ceremo- SEE DRUG COURT ON A3 prosecution that they were hired Millard’s ex-wife was attacked by the accused to do the murder. A third said he was merely SEE MILLARD ON A2 Business owners want New $9 million courthouse will open in ’07 by Mark Watson He said that in addition to district and juvenile court eyesores spruced up STAFF WRITER The whole process of build- employees, the Tooele County Legislature will examine RDA usage ing a new courthouse in Tooele Attorney’s office will also move County started in the year 2000 to the new building. Once the by Karen Hunt elected official is interested in and will conclude in 2007. new facility is in operation it making sure that it is a good “We started working with will free up almost an entire STAFF WRITER floor for offices at the current Talk to Tooele City business climate for business. Business the county about five years ago county building. owners and it becomes apparent taxes support communities — looking at various options,” Now, the courts are located no one wants to do business in a community taxes would be sig- said Gordon Bissegger, public on the third floor in the county ghost town. nificantly higher if it wasn’t for facilities manager for the Utah building so there is restricted Looking out his office win- business taxes.” Administrative Office of the access, which presents prob- dow, Trent Bell, owner of Quality One irony is that RDAs allow Courts. “We have a lease with lems for individuals needing to Automotive, gestures toward Bell’s property taxes to be them right now which takes access county offices located abandoned properties surround- diverted to help neighborhoods up 7,000 to 8,000 square-feet of on the same floor. ing his car lots. other than his own that are their courthouse. They needed The new courthouse mea- “That’s what hurts us. When considered “blight” areas, with the space and we needed more sures 58,000 square fee. Its you drive into town and see stuff the hope that the “investment” space for courtrooms.” main entrance will be from the like that nursery and that build- will yield greater profits for the Layton Construction Garden Street on the east. “We ing on the corner. That hurts us. entire business community due Company is working full-speed- have had great cooperation I think that’s what the city needs to the improvements. ahead on a new state-of-the-art with Tooele County. They will to work on, is cleaning up empty While Bell is quick to admit court building east of Tooele actually own one-fourth of the buildings and land.” he’s no expert on RDA — he County Courthouse. The $9 mil- building,” Bissegger said. Bell’s concern that a dilapi- knows little about how it works lion facility will be completed MHTN Architects of Salt Lake dated area hurts business is the — that doesn’t trouble him. in January, 2007. The Utah City designed the building. The rationale behind creating rede- “We try to get involved in Legislature approved funding company also designed the Scott velopment agencies (RDA). the community so I don’t try to for the project in 2004. M. Matheson Courts Complex in “A successful community has make too big a deal about each The caseload for the district Salt Lake, the American Fork to have a successful business little tax and I think that end of court in Tooele County has Police & Courts building and district,” said former Tooele town needs all the help it can increased dramatically in recent the recent Davis County Courts Mayor George Diehl, who played get,” Bell said. “... It’s not healthy years. expansion. a major role in creating the RDA for the city to have any area “Essentially we have a full- MHTN has also designed sev- in downtown Tooele City. that’s depressed.” time district judge and a juve- eral buildings for the Tooele “It’s to the interest of every- Not everyone likes RDAs. nile judge who works out there photography / Troy Boman County School District. one in the city to have a strong three days per week,” Bissegger Layton Construction workers build a shear wall at the new county courthouse. business community and any SEE RDA ON A6 said. e-mail:[email protected]

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Cloudy tonight with a chance of OBITUARIES A6 DOINGS B4 Buff swimmers capture sweep snow. Partly cloudy and frigid in dual against Pirates Wednesday. Lows near 15. Highs CROSSWORDS A8 TV LISTINGS B6 See A11 in 20s. Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B8 A2 TUESDAY December 6, 2005 ETCETERA ... Design earns kudos from school magazine News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather by Jesse Fruhwirth instructor.” Renew pet licenses STAFF WRITER Also great news for the school As a reminder to Tooele City Wed 22/11 The architectural firm respon- district is that Orion Junior High residents who are pet owners, 12/7 sible for designing many of School — also designed by MHTN all 2005 dog and cat licenses Generally sunny. Cold. High 22F. Tooele School District’s elemen- — in the Weber school district will expire Dec. 31. All licenses Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. tary schools has won an award was also listed as a project of dis- require renewal for the new 2006 for that design. The architecture tinction by the showcase. Why is licensing year. firm calls the school district one that good news for Tooele? The Tooele City Code requires Thu 31/16 of its “premier clients.” “Your district is now repeat- Corrections that all dogs and cats be licensed 12/8 Copper Canyon was recognized ing that design for its junior high each year, and the license tags Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 30s for its open design that connects school,” Cecchini said. be placed on the animals’ col- and lows in the mid teens. students to the outside world. Before even being completed, lars. Licenses can be obtained The same design plan was used the Clark Johnsen Junior High at the finance department in city for four other elementary schools School design is an award win- hall, 90 N. Main St. Licenses are in the district. Fri 36/18 ner. valid from the date of purchase 12/9 The design features large win- Copper Canyon Elementary through February of the follow- Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 30s dows and glass hallways. was listed in the Education ing year. After the February date, and lows in the upper teens. Dennis Cecchini of MHTN Design Showcase as a 2005 a late fee may be imposed. Architects said windows help Project of Distinction. Middle keep students alert and focused. Move cars to remove snow Canyon, Willow, Rose Springs “I don’t know if other archi- Tooele City reminds its citi- Sat and Overlake Elementary Schools 38/20 tects are doing this but bringing a zens of a city ordinance prohib- 12/10 were built with the same design lot of natural light in and connect- iting parking on any city street Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the as Copper Canyon. ing the outside world with the from Nov. 1 to March 31 during upper 30s and lows in the low 20s. Cecchini’s firm has worked with inside” Cecchini said, “what that the hours of 2-6 a.m. for snow does is help students connect all the school district since 1984. The removal. day long with the greater world. It first project they completed was Semi-trucks shall not be parked Sun 35/23 helps them focus.” the rebuilding of Grantsville High overnight on city streets other 12/11 He said that when students School. MHTN also designed than designated truck routes Times of sun and clouds. Highs in and teachers are cramped in a Tooele High School. which are as follows: State Road the mid 30s and lows in the low classroom without any view their MHTN has also designed sever- 36 (Main St.); Tooele Boulevard 20s. minds are more likely to tune al buildings for the Tooele County (1100 West St.), 400 N. St. east of ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content out. including the new court house. Main St., Smelter Road, Droubay Service “Studies have proven that when e-mail: [email protected] Road, Pine Canyon Road. Temps/Precipitation a child is able to connect with the photography / Troy Boman Mine advocate to give address outside world they think better,” Copper Canyon Elementary (left) The Tooele County Historical Date High Low (prec./inches) he said. “In the late 60s and early was listed as a Project of Distinction Dec. 1 53 25 .02 Society will present Cory Shuman 70s there was a movement in in the Education Design Showcase from Gold Rush Expeditions Dec. 2 53 35 .23 Dec. 3 33 24 .02 Utah to diminish the number of highlighted in School Planning and speaking about how sealing Dec. 4 30 22 trace windows ... that has an adverse Management, and other magazines old mines destroys early histo- Dec. 5 32 15 effect on the student and the by the same publishing company. ries. Join us on Tuesday, Dec. 13, 7 p.m. at the Tooele Pioneer Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for the National Weather Service, reports Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele that his recording station at 139 S. Main cannot be trusted. In prelimi- handled. have claimed that Anthony has (enter at the back). received .27 inches of precipitation nary hearings, under pressure Defense lawyers also fought received no plea deal for his The county history book and between Dec. 1 and Dec. 5 and a total Millard testimony, though he may erro- the mining book are available for of .27 so far this month. The normal for continued from page A1 from lawyers for the defense, to include information about Ted December is 1.48 inches. Desvari admitted to having pre- Anthony’s alleged fraud activi- neously believe a deal is still purchase. For information, con- in her home in September by For the water year, which began Oct. viously lied to authorities about ties for which he has received coming. tact President Jay De La Mare at 1, 2004, Tooele has received 1.95 inches of James Brinkerhoff, 35, of the Searle said that the men’s past 882-1469 or Publicist Alice Dale precipitation. The normal for the year is Salt Lake area. Both Brinkerhoff his involvement in the case. over 10 felony charges in Salt criminal history should hardly at 882-1612. 18.49 inches of precipitation. and the victim have testified Late in the summer, the defense Lake County. They will pres- discredit their testimony. they had never met previous to attempted to strike Desvari ent law enforcement officials “You don’t ask your pastor or that night. She was able to fight from the witness list and sub- who will testify that he believed Area Ski Report your bishopr or your rabbi to off her attacker and wrestle the mitted documents criticizing he would receive a lesser sen- Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Park City — 35” mid mtn. 3 new snow 48 knife away from him, though she the immunity agreement he had tences for coming forward with murder your wife,” Searle said Today: Windy...Snow 4-8 inches. Highs at hrs; 10/14 lifts open in a preliminary hearing. 8000 feet15-20. Tonight: Windy, snow likely. Powder Mountain — 46” mid mtn; 2” was stabbed in the abdomen. been given saying it was poorly his information. Prosecutors Alta — 60” mid mtn. 6 new snow 48 hrs; new snow last 48 hours; 2/7 lifts open According to the victim’s tes- Curiously, the Millard fam- 7/7 lifts open Snowbasin — 42” mid mtn. 1 new snow timony, after a dramatic battle ily appears on separate witness Beaver Mountain — Opening Date To Be 48 hrs; 5/12 lifts open Determined. (TDB) lists. Millard’s parents, Glenda Snowbird — 58” mid mtn. 3 new snow 48 that resulted in both individuals Brian Head — 13” mid mtn. 10 new snow hrs; 6/12 lifts open tumbling down a flight of stairs, and Duane Millard, are sched- 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open Brighton — 65” mid mtn. 2” new snow Solitude — 53” mid mtn; 5” new snow Brinkerhoff left peacefully. uled to testify for the defense. last 48 hours; 5/7 lifts open last 48 hours; 7/8 lifts open Brinkerhoff later accepted a Holiday Millard’s son and daughter, The Canyons — 43” mid mtn. 5 new Sundance — Opening December 9th Adrian and Celeste Millard, will snow 48 hrs; 10/16 lifts open with all lifts all terrain!! plea agreement from prosecu- Deer Valley — 34” mid mtn. 1 new snow Wolf Mountain — Scheduled opening tors in exchange for his testimo- be testifying for the prosecu- 48 hrs; 10/21 lifts open Dec. 17th ny against Millard. The trial was Writing Contest tion. delayed in part by Brinkerhoff’s Early in the process, the for the safety and welfare of its late entry to the prosecution’s We are looking for your fiction or non fiction defense lawyers argued for a N-waste people shows the inadequacy witness list. He is in prison on holiday stories, poetry, essays, etc. change of venue. That request of federal laws in this regard. two second degree felony charg- was denied. continued from page A1 es. There was a slim chance that Entries will be published in the Holiday Edition e-mail: [email protected] waste in Skull Valley. So those we could have prevailed, unfor- Ben Desvari has received full matters are still unsettled tunately we didn’t.” immunity from any prosecution of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. Tooele “We are relieved that the Brian O’ Connell, direc- for his involvement in the alleged Supreme Court will not hear the tor of the Nuclear Waste conspiracy. He has testified that th case, but we were not really sur- Program Office for the National Millard offered him $5,000 to kill Deadline Dec 18 prised,” said PFS spokesperson Association of Regulatory his ex-wife. When he came to Preferably emailed or on disk. “We Are Your Neighborhood Sue Martin. “Both lower courts Utility Commissioners, said an Grantsville to commit the mur- Family Theatre” had firmly denied the state’s independent federal agency will der, however, he was pre-empt- 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. laws. It wasn’t a comfortable sit- make the final decision. ed by police before entering the Please email entries to [email protected] (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 uation to have those laws hang- “They have the scientific wife’s home and arrested for or bring disk to our office at 58 N. Main, Tooele. Tickets are now available online trespassing and driving without at www.movieswest.com ing over our heads. We’re still expertise and objectivity to Disks will not be returned. Thank You. waiting for the actual license to make the call,” he said. a license or insurance. nd th be approved.” PFS is a group of eight elec- Desvari testified that he Dec. 2 – 8 moved back to Utah to care for Open at 2pm on Jason Groenwold, director of tric utility companies operating rd Healthy Environment Alliance in the United States. O’ Connell his nephew while his brother Saturday, December 3 of Utah, said the state is get- said 20 percent of the nation’s was in jail on drug charges. His ting noticed with its battles to electricity is supplied by nuclear brother, David Desvari, asked Harry Potter 4 Dly: 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 thwart PFS’s plan to bring nucle- power plants. Ben to contact Millard for finan- Sat: 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 ar waste to Skull Valley. The utilties group still needs cial assistance while he was Sun: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30 (PG-13) “It’s not a total surprise that to wait for a study from the incarcerated. Ben testified that the Supreme Court would not military, approval from the Millard had given him several small loans throughout that hear the case, but we’re get- Bureau of Land Management summer. Chicken Little ting stronger as we go along,” and approval from the Bureau Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 According to Desvari’s testi- Groenwold said. “The fact that of Indian Affairs. Chicken Sat: 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 mony in a December preliminary the state had to devise laws e-mail:[email protected] Kabob Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 (G) hearing, he introduced Millard to Brinkerhoff when his own $ 49 attempts to kill Millard’s wife 6 Yours, Mine & Ours Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 had ended prematurely. Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! Pork Kabob Prosecutors have subpoenaed Sat: 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� (PG) �� representatives of Cricket and $ 95 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 Sprint wireless phone compa- �� Greek Food Special 5 �� nies. Desvari testified to having Includes: 2 kabob sticks, Harry Potter 4 �� made several key phone calls, rice & pita bread Dly: 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 �� records of which may either cor- Sat: 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 �� roborate, or call it into question Sun: 12:15, 3:15, 6:15 (PG-13) �� the various testimonies. �� He claimed to have called * �� Aeon Flux �� Millard on Aug. 16, the date of �� Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� his failed murder attempt, after Sat: 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� returning from Grantsville. Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13) �� He also claimed to have had �� a phone conversation with �� 1/2 lb. Double Cheeseburger Combo �� Brinkerhoff on the night of Walk the Line �� Brinkerhoff’s attack. Desvari Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 �� claims to have called Millard Sat: 4:10, 7:00, 9:40 �� $ 49 Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (PG-13) �� later that evening, relaying the w/fries & a �� information that Brinkerhoff Med. 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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Stop food tax Repealing Utah’s food tax is the morally correct thing to do. Lower- income Utahns pay a higher portion of their overall annual income to the food tax than do their higher-income cohorts. Flat taxes have their advantages, as do progressive taxes. Regressive taxes, such as Utah’s food tax, are unacceptably revolting. Regressive taxes take a higher percentage of the poor’s income than the rich. Both poor and rich spend nearly the same on unprepared food. A poor family of four is likely to spend nearly as much as a rich family of four because the price of groceries do not vary as much as other products. Thus, a family that makes $20,000 per year might pay $200 in food tax per year, nearly the same that a family that makes $120,000 would pay. That means the poor family paid 1 percent of their income to the food tax while the rich family paid only one tenth of a percent. The poor family is taxed at a rate 10 times higher than the rich family. Other states have noticed this injustice, and corrected it. Twenty-nine states do not tax food. Four have a lower tax rate on food than other goods. Five have annual tax reimbursements for low-income people to get credit at the end of the year. Seven, including Utah, tax food at full rate without exception. Not surprisingly, all but one of the other states with food tax are among the poorest states in the nation. Utah ranks 45th in per capita personal income, a measure of how much revenue a state might be Troops should ‘stay the course’ Iraq able to generate from income taxes. Poorer states may be less able to forgo the multimillion dollar tax cut that removing a food tax cre- o our families, friends, and citi- business owners, civic leaders, neigh- ates. zens of Utah: I am writing this GUEST OPINION bors, church members, and strangers Utah’s future is bright, however, as two years of budget surpluses Tletter (Nov. 23, 2005) to profusely stepping up to take care of our families have illustrated. Certainly our fortunes may turn, and we will certain- thank you all for the persistent prayers through countless acts of kindness and and support you have given the Triple by Lt. Col. Richard G. Miller sacrifice. In addition, we’re enormously ly have budget deficits again in the future. Tax reimbursements ought Triple Deuce Battalion Commander to be considered when surpluses are generated, however. Removing Deuce Field Artillery Battalion these appreciative of the financial contribu- As we’re in the midst of the the repellant food tax is the most fair way to reimburse the hard past eleven months. tions you have made toward our civilian Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, working tax payers of Utah. Since the commencement of this Internet program, in the Triple Deuce deployment last January, the soldiers, we soldiers have many things to be walk-a-thon, at fund raisers for needed officers, and I have been overwhelmed grateful for. How indebted to our projects around the homes, and to with your generosity toward us abroad families we are for their unconditional Christmas “operations.” Your generous ANOTHER VIEW and toward our families at home. And, love and continued sustaining as they acts not only turn our hearts toward more importantly, each day that we bravely go about their daily duties you, but help us to better cope with spend here in the desert fighting this without complaint and with complete our intense situation and the long and war we feel the power of constant forbearance. We’re grateful for you, our lonely separation from our families. Parents shouldn’t buy prayers from you in our behalf and the friends, and your encouragement to us Of course there are more things that resulting protection and direction that in Iraq, and your aid to our families’ we soldiers are grateful for as well. our Heavenly Father bestows on us. emotional, spiritual and temporal needs Although it is a great sacrifice to leave everything on wish list Words can’t describe how grateful we at home. are for those appeals. Each week I hear stories of citizens, SEE MILLER ON A7 efore whether they are actually fun scour- to play with or simply because Bing the all the other kids want them LETTERS TO THE EDITOR toy stores and too. As parents, we must man- elbowing aside age our children’s expectations It’s our road Consider further that the citizens here card read, “from your secret Santa.” and keep their material desires the other shop- Editor: are actually informed! Our homes, She smiles and for a moment, her grounded in reality. pers to grab the Perhaps if everyone stayed off of the quite commonly, have a filtration sys- heart has a bit of joy. This started Dec. Everyone else might be get- latest toy for roads, except me, I could drive as fast tem that would filter the fluoride out 13. Every night, for twelve nights, she ting a $400 iPod for Christmas, anyway. My children get the fluoride your child, take as I like... or as slow as I like. I could receives a small package. This special but if buying that iPod impacts supplements they need and I wouldn’t a quick glance Daniel Kline drive on any side of my road I wish ... Santa has made her holiday more spe- your ability to pay your mort- ask my neighbor to pay for it. in your attic. Guest Columnist or I could drive right down the center cial then ever. gage then you can’t purchase Congratulations, Karen, not one Up there, you of my road if I prefer. I wouldn’t have The little amount of time this person it. Similarly, you may want to boastful cavity: again consider the gene will likely find to let some inconsiderate yokel from a took gave someone else great pleasure have the hottest toy wrapped pool. I wouldn’t be so quick to credit an army of abandoned Furbys, side street on my road. I wouldn’t have and happiness this holiday. We must all and under the tree, but grabbing fluoride especially while your children clusters of parentless Cabbage to beware of some goof that caused an take the time and remember there are it out of someone else’s hands fair so well. People are different. Those “emergency” situation on the side of senior citizens who need us to take the Patch Kids and at least one does not send the right message. who choose to use fluoride will con- my road. time to make another one smile. Elmo begging for someone to Being a good parent does tinue to be happy to have that decision I jest of course; that’s obviously not tickle him. Open some closets not mean always making your unforced upon them. The purpose of this is a letter to ask realistic. So, you drive your car and I’ll and you may discover a moun- child happy. The real role mod- Scare tactics: And you used words for help from secret Santa. My mother drive my car, and never the twain shall tain of Pogs, dusty Pokemon els teach their children that like “arsenic” and “lawsuit?” tisk, is 73, has a bad knee and has cancer. meet paraphernalia and hundreds of life contains disappointments tisk. By the way, I’m originally from She only has a bathtub and she cannot Beanie Babies still wearing their — both small ones and big ones. Jacques Strappe California. get into it to take a bath. So, if anyone tags. Kids need to learn how to han- Tooele County Speaking of the dental community, can help take the bathtub out and put While looking through these dle not getting what they want last time I made an appointment, they a shower in so she can clean herself, forgotten treasures, you should or they will not be successful Needs lights assured me it would only be an hour. it would make her Christmas dream also take a glance inside your adults. Editor: So I arranged for a baby sitter, etc., come true. checkbook. Will the temporary If you sacrifice your personal I live in Tooele, pay Tooele taxes, but after 45 minutes and still waiting, I Her name is Delma Reid and she joy of your child be worth add- morals and your family finances work in Salt Lake City. decided to look for a new dentist. Last lives at 328 S. 2 West, Tooele. If anyone ing to your debt? Does making to give your kids a temporary My concern is the lights on SR-36. I month, the person in the next booth can help please call me first at 224- sure your kids keep up with the high, then you are doing them understand a young girl was killed at (after getting a regular cleaning) waited 3113 or 843-5975. Thank you and Merry neighbors’ kids justify doing a disservice in the long run. As the Stansbury light. My condolences. over an hour to complete their visit. Christmas long-term damage to your fami- grown-ups your children may Driving home last night I noticed the This shouldn’t be acceptable? I won’t Carolyn Lemmon ly’s fiscal health? not get every job they want, traffic lights on SR-36 have a third light, allow the dental community to contin- Tooele Of course, the fact that the they may have mates they desire these lights are very helpful. ue inconsiderate use of my time as well toys that drive adults to behave reject them and they may not Can we use the third light as a as my money. like irrational maniacs today be able to make all their dreams warning of when the light is going to Amy Olson Which is passing lane? will sit in the Goodwill pile come true as fast as they might change? Tooele Editor: tomorrow, does not lessen a like. If their parents fail to pre- The traffic lights in town have walk/ Touche’ to Rick Albers. child’s desire to obtain them. pare them for these realities, don’t walk lights that start to blink Secret Santa needed Couldn’t have said it better had I Children, especially younger then they are headed for a life when time is almost up. This tells me Editor: written it myself. Common sense would ones, have no perspective. They of sadness. the light will change. The lights on 36 A lady sits in her home alone. The tell me if I have drivers tailgating, flash- want what they want, when they Have a wonderful holiday seem to change as soon as I get close holidays are coming and she wanted to ing lights or passing on my left, I am in want it, and if their parents fail season and do everything within enough not to stop, oops! I tell myself I hide. Not because of the lights, trees, the wrong lane. I thought that the right to deliver the goods then they reason to bring joy to your chil- will stop next time. and trimmings, but because of being lane was meant to be the ‘fast lane’ have failed. dren. Just remember that their Have the third light blink telling alone. Yes, she had a family — they or the “passing lane.” Realizing that it Adults, however, should know long-term happiness comes me to start slowing down. were all grown. Her husband is now has been quite some time since I took better. It’s our responsibility to from you setting the right exam- Rodney Lorg with the angels drivers education, I am perhaps wrong set limits and recognize that you ple and giving them the wonder- Tooele One magic night a tiny package is put — and if I am, I surely will be quoted as can go too far. Your child may ful gift of the tools needed to by her door. She bends down to pick it being so. Either way if I have someone want the hottest toy or the most navigate the world as an adult. up and looks around to see if anyone is too close I move over! expensive one, but you must Daniel B. Kline is a freelance An informed vote ‘no’ Editor: there. Finding her chair, she opens the Nancy Shosted decide when being a good par- writer based in Connecticut. package. There was a small angel. The ent means disappointing your His book “50 Things Every Guy May I express my complete gratitude Tooele offspring. Should Know How to Do” will with the citizens of Tooele (regarding Kids always want the lat- be released in April. He can be fluoridation) who have the good sense LETTER RULES est fads. They want these toys reached at [email protected]. to consider the reality of water treatment and the bottom line — cost effec- The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the tiveness. Thank you Tooele for avoid- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community ing more debt than we already have. I of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual hope the vote made a resounding case circumstances at the editor’s discretion. closed for many more years to come. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long I am grateful that my tax dollars won’t are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- be spent on an ineffective fluoridation A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 addition. I really would like to monitor Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. that myself. 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 Karen Williamson, consider for a 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor moment that you may not have accli- For information call the editor at 882-0050. mated well to Utah yet or the sand. TUESDAY December 6, 2005 A5

Drug Court continued from page A1 as Drug Court coordinators. “I’m so grateful to you Judge Skanchy,” she uttered before pursing her lips, holding back tears, “for bringing the [drug court] program to Tooele.” Drug court is an extensive process the requires months of drug testing, therapy and weekly court visits. Participants are required to pay a $750 entry fee when they start the program, and risk being handed a con- ventional sentence if they fail to complete or give up on drug court. “I had about 20 years of prison over my head,” graduate Justin Garcia said. The Tooele drug court has so far only seen a handful of fail- ures. Nationwide, the statistics show drug courts are able to rehabilitate many drug users on the long term. A National Institute of Justice study of over 17,000 drug court graduates found that nearly 17 percent of graduates had returned to drugs after one year; nearly 28 percent had drug-related arrests after two years. Terry Bates, mental health worker who coordinates the drug court’s therapy program, photography / Troy Boman said drug court’s length and Stephanie Baker (above) received flowers from her cousin Cameron Wilson after drug court graduation Monday. Many of her old friends with whom she used drugs are now also in motivators makes it successful. drug court. Judge Randall Skanchy and Justin Garcia (right) shake hands at the drug court graduation. She said it’s far more effective again],” Bates said. two years. Janet Reno started the first drug ers to fix their lives. funded” program that requires than inpatient rehabilitation pro- She added that inpatient pro- The drug court concept has court in 1989. She intended to There are 22 drug court pro- participants to pay their own grams that are sometimes court grams typically last 30 days, spread throughout the nation stay vigilant on repeat offend- grams throughout Utah, many of tab. ordered in other districts. which rely on outside funding. maybe as many as 90. Drug since the late 1980s. As state’s ers and violent criminals, but e-mail: [email protected] “You have to be out because The Tooele drug court is a “self- you have to be back in the com- court, however, requires therapy attorney in Dade County, Fla., wanted a program that might munity to be triggered [to use and regular drug tests for up to former U.S. Attorney General motivate first-time drug offend- � �� Utah’s jobless shows slight decline from ’04 �� Utah’s seasonally-adjusted unem- slowing will turn out to be a short- and higher looking back through one back to the energy boom of the � ployment rate for October regis- lived consequence of hurricanes much of 2005. This slowing is not 1970s. That’s exactly what’s happen- tered 4.5 percent, down 0.6 percent- Katrina and Rita. a nascent sign of weakening in this ing again. Oil and gas activities are �� age points from the unemployment Over the past month, Utah’s econ- industry. Instead, it is a reflection of the driving factor there. These are � �� rate of 5.1 percent registered a year omy added approximately 39,600 comparing against a strengthening found in the natural resources sec- �� ago in October 2004. new jobs, a growth rate of 3.5 per- year-ago performance. Therefore, tor, and half of its 900 new positions �� Approximately 55,800 Utahns cent. The Utah additions represent the gap between this year and are centered in Uintah County. �� were unemployed in October 2005 about 2.8 percent of all the new jobs last year will lessen, producing a Salt Lake County, the state’s eco- �� as compared to 62,000 in October added in the United States over the decreasing growth rate. nomic heart, saw its economy grow 2004. September’s unemployment past year. The United States’ unem- Other sectors with solid growth by nearly 3 percent. Salt Lake County �� rate is revised up to 4.7 percent ployment rate moved down slightly over the past year include govern- took a longer time to rebound from �� from the previous 4.6 percent mea- to 5.0 percent. ment, trade, transportation, utili- the early 2000s recession than did surement. All industries continue to add ties, education and healthcare. The nearly all other counties. �� Utah’s other primary indicator more workers in Utah. Construction information sector and financial of current labor market conditions, and professional and business ser- activities are just recently showing the year-over change in the num- vices continue to lead the way. The a noticeable rise in their employ- ber of nonfarm wage and salaried number of jobs added over the past ment levels. jobs, registered 3.5 percent. This year in professional and business Utah’s growth is not only indus- is a continuation of growth rates services slowed a bit, while the rate trially diverse but also dispersed that have hovered in the mid 3-per- of construction employment growth across its counties. Only a handful cent range for the past five months. is accelerating. of small counties are not experienc- September’s growth rate is unre- Construction has now added ing employment growth, such as vised and remains at 3.6 percent. approximately 9,700 new jobs over Rich, Morgan, and Piute counties. “October’s numbers keep Utah’s the course of the last year. This Over two-thirds of the state’s coun- �� economy moving along at a healthy volume of growth has increased ties are seeing employment growth. level. High gas prices and the other steadily as 2005 has progressed, Tooele, Juab, and Wasatch counties effects of hurricanes Katrina and and is now the highest rate of con- have year-over employment growth Rita have not brought economic struction growth — 12.6 percent rates exceeding 10 percent. These storm clouds west,” said Mark — seen in ten years. Along with are counties sitting on the periphery Knold, Senior Economist for the solid housing growth, there are of the metropolitan Wasatch Front, Department of Workforce Services. commercial and industrial projects and their growth is directly related “The winter months don’t offer aplenty. The largest volume of con- to their proximity and spillover much in the way of potential hur- struction growth is in Salt Lake, from the metropolitan areas. dles. Gasoline prices are down to Washington, Utah, and Davis coun- Washington County (the St. pre-Katrina levels. Natural gas pric- ties. But across the entire state, George area) growth has “slowed” �� es, we are told, will be significantly it is only a very small number of to around 8.5 percent. This is siz- �� higher this winter, but it will be at counties that are not experienc- zling in its own right, but earlier � �� least two months before consum- ing growth in their construction in the year growth was running at �� ers see that impact on their bills. employment. Construction’s gains over 10 percent. That’s an unreal- �� And even then, these high energy are widespread across the state. istic growth rate to expect to main- �� prices just don’t seem to be enough The professional and business tain, so Washington County’s slight �� to derail Utah’s strong economic services sector added 7,700 new moderation is a movement toward �� climate.” jobs over the past year. This is the a more sustainable economic envi- �� Since October 2004, the United second largest increase of new jobs, ronment. States economy has added 1.9 mil- but this sector’s rate of growth is Uintah County is one worth lion new jobs — a growth rate of slowing a bit. It still presents a com- mentioning. Employment growth �� 1.4 percent. This is down from 1.8 mendable 5.5 percent rate of growth, is moving along at nearly 8 per- �� percent just a few months ago. This but that growth rate was 6 percent cent. That kind of growth takes SALT LAKE VALLEY Announces Year End RED TAG SALE THE PRICE you SEE is THE PRICE YOU PAY On Clearly Marked Stickers - Examples:

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One state-wide controversy that and compete with them,” he said. RDA hits home in Tooele is money that The Utah Taxpayers Association continued from page A1 could be used to pay for education agrees and advocates that RDAs in Grantsville and county improve- are not necessary to revitalize RDA is a controversial topic ments in Lake Point and Rush blighted areas, and in fact are across the nation. In fact, the Utah Valley is helping businesses in often created to help areas that League of Cities and Towns and Tooele City through RDA. That is are not actually blighted. the Utah Taxpayers Association because the funds for RDA would From the beginning, the local already are preparing their posi- usually have gone into the school RDA brought an uproar from tions on the issue for the upcom- district, Tooele County and Tooele Tooele City businesses. According ing legislative session. City coffers. to former Mayor Diehl, all business in the downtown RDA area, which extends from 50 South to 1000 North were included at first. But, after a turbulent public hearing, those who wished to be taken out of the district were allowed to do so. One common concern businesses have with RDA districts is they traditionally have allowed the photography / Troy Boman government the power of eminent Some consider the old McDonalds on the south end of Main Street an example of blight, although it is not domain to make improvements in part of an RDA district. What is considered a blight area — and what isn’t — is just one controversy sur- an area. rounding the funds set aside for redevelopment. But politicians generally con- funding RDAs on cities. dilapidated building where sider using eminent domain to be County Auditor Sean Thomas Even amongst Tooele City McDonald’s used to be as an exam- the equivalent of political suicide. drafted a plan which would pre- businessmen, what should be ple of blight. During the legislative session vent RDAs from drawing money considered an RDA district and In addition, Porter thinks earlier this year, Gov. Jon M. intended for education or county whether it’s fair that businesses in Broadway — Tooele City’s other Huntsman signed SB 184, which use, putting the full burden for one “blight area” and not another Main Street, which sports aban- among other provisions limits receive additional help is contro- doned buildings and glass-covered RDA districts’ power of eminent versial. streets — should be made an RDA domain. Kip Porter, of Porter Family district. But when used as intended, Chiropractic, approves of an RDA Bruce Steadman of Steadman’s many consider RDAs an important for downtown Tooele City, but Recreation, Inc., thinks the gen- part of a city’s economic growth. objects to one at the Industrial eral concept is unfair to the free In Tooele, Diehl still believes Depot. market. He brings up examples of the RDA district plays an impor- “I think it’s a good idea,” he said. RDA money being used to bring tant role. “Do I think it’s a good idea to go in big box stores, which compete “I don’t think you want to drive out to the Depot with it? No!” with local businesses. down Main Street and see busi- Still, Porter wishes the area “What’s always been the com- nesses boarded up because they’re south of downtown Tooele City plaint with RDA is the businesses unprofitable on the south side of (where his business is located) who are established and struggling Main Street. I think they need to �� was included. He refers to the support businesses who come in be revitalized.” �� Rural grants OBITUARIES �� to promote Richard Dalmas �� Gillette �� FFA careers Agriculture Secretary Mike Richard Dalmas Gillette, 73, Johanns today announced passed away on Dec. 3, 2005, �� the award of $150,000 in in Cedar City, Utah, after bat- USDA Rural Development tling with bone cancer for a �� and USDA Natural Resources short time. He was born May 27, Conservation Service grant 1932, in Stockton, Utah, to Elmo funds to the Future Farmers of Gillette and Reeda Johnson. America (FFA) organization to He married Nancy Maxwell on �� increase career development June 7, 1962, in the Salt Lake and promote entrepreneur- Temple. They had four children, ship skills. Elizabeth, Richard, Chris and “We depend on future gen- Hilary. erations to carry on the tradi- Dick attended elementary and Richard Dalmas Gillette tions and vital role of agri- high school in Tooele, Utah. In culture in our country and 1950 he extended his education family and visiting with others. Give a Gift They’ll Use USDA is pleased to support and graduated from Brigham He is survived by his wife the FFA and its career devel- Young University. In 1952 Dick Nancy of Cedar City, mother joined the Air Force where opment efforts,” said Johanns. Reeda and children Elizabeth of “I learned a great deal from he served for four years. He All Year Long… served in the Western Canadian Idaho Falls, Richard (Ericka) of both FFA and 4-H in my youth Cedar City and Hilary (Calvin) of and I continue to share their Mission. After he retired from enthusiasm about the future the Tooele Army Depot he Ely. He is preceded in death by A "Gift Subscription" of agriculture.” worked at Tooele Senior Center his father, Fay, and son Chris. Johanns said the grants and loved working there. Later Graveside services will be held include $100,000 from USDA on in his life he moved to Cedar Thursday Dec 8, at 11 a.m. at the for the Newspaper City and worked for the city as Rural Development of which Tooele City Cemetery. Friends a bus driver. Dick said that the $75,000 will support the FFA may call at Tate Mortuary Wed Agri-Entrepreneurship Award highlight of his life was his trip Dec. 7, 6 - 8 p.m. Condolences program whose primary goal to Alaska with his son Richard. is to increase the number of He was a wonderful cook. Dick may be sent through a web site business start-ups by teaching loved spending time with his at sumfamily.com. young people how to identify market opportunities and cre- Minnie; son, Gary; daughter, ate jobs. As part of the pro- John Mastronardi Patricia; and their children; sis- gram, students are challenged ters, Lucy Siggers of Florida to develop an agricultural John Mastronardi, 82, passed and Jennie Riley, Magna, Utah. related business plan. The away Nov. 15, 2005, in Pueblo, Preceded in death in Tooele by Agri-Entrepreneurship Awards Colo. Born Jan. 2, 1923, in parents Emedio and Josephine are designed to recognize FFA Pueblo. Raised in Tooele, Mastronardi, also brother Tony. members who have success- Utah. Former member of St. Funeral services were at Holy fully planned or started agri- Marguerite’s Catholic Church. A Family Catholic Church in enterprises. All FFA members, graduate of Tooele High School, Pueblo. Burial, military honors, including those who have class of 1941. Veteran U.S. Navy, Roselawn Cemetery, Pueblo, graduated from high school, are eligible to compete. Ten World War II. Survived by wife, Colo. national finalists are selected from a list of chapter win- ners. Examples of past win- Edna D. Williams ning projects include: a u-pick strawberry operation; a relief Our beloved mother and milking service for area dairy grandmother, Edna Deloris farmers; a business producing Wilson Williams passed away floral crops and arrangements on Dec. 1, 2005. She was born and a company that produces Jan. 2, 1916, in Stockton, Utah, vegetables, fruits and maple to Gilbert Wilson and Maude syrup for sale at farm mar- Mikesell Wilson. She married kets. Albert Mikesell in 1933, later The remaining $25,000, divorced. She married Jesse plus another $50,000 from Williams on Dec. 9, 1950. He “Every edition is a USDA Natural Resources preceded her in death. Conservation Service will Eight brothers and sisters all Special Edition” help support the National FFA preceded her in death, except Career Development Events one sister Dorothy (John) program which fosters and Keenan of Hendersonville, N.C. Edna D. Williams Survived by four children, Alvin GIFT SUBSCRIPTION recognizes excellence in agri- lady, who opened her home to Mail this Gift Coupon with culture learning with a goal (Gail) Mikesell, Arthur (Ellen) (PLEASE PRINT INFORMATION) everyone. She will be greatly TO: of inspiring young people to Mikesell, Arlene (Loren) Larsen, missed by her family and friends. payment to: consider careers in agricultur- Jane Copley; fourteen grand- Name ______Funeral services were held al business and industry. The children; and several great- and Tooele Transcript- Address ______on Tuesday Dec. 6. Interment program is in its 77th year of great-great-grandchildren. Tooele City Cemetery. Bulletin City ______State ____ Zip ______operation. She was a kind and generous Phone ( _____ ) ______-______P.O. Box 390 “A Christmas Card Will Be Included” NOTES OF APPRECIATION Tooele, UT 84074 FROM: Name ______Breitigam family cards and flowers, brought the funeral. – or – Address ______food, and made visits and calls. Margene Dudley Your expressions of sympathy Joyce and Roger Mead City ______State ____ Zip ______Please call: 882-0050 The family of Marjorie S. and love brought great comfort Loretta and Jerry Phone ( _____ ) ______-______Breitigam would like to extend to us during this difficult time. Christensen – or – $$ * our thanks and appreciation to *Carrier service available in Tooele, Grantsville (except on outskirts), 3537 A special thanks to the Lake Eugene and Mary Lou Stockton, Stansbury Park, Lake Point & Erda. ONEONE FULL FULL YEAR the many friends, neighbors, View Ward Bishop and Relief Breitigam Visit : 58 N. Main St., Tooele and family members who sent Society for the luncheon after Mary Jane and Ned Hallett TUESDAY December 6, 2005 A7 Fall Back on Us for all Your Real Estate Needs �� photography / Mike Call Parade participants decked out in Dickens-like attire during last week’s annual Tooele County Chamber of �� Commerce Santa Claus parade.

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Utah AWARE, the Utah Alliance a local Physician’s Assistant who containing over-the-counter cold Working for Antibiotic Resistance will help spearhead Utah AWARE’s medicine and tissues to patients Education, launched its 2005/2006 efforts this year. “Because per- who come in for viral infections education campaign today stating tussis can have symptoms very that do not require antibiotics. it will refocus this year’s efforts to similar to the common cold, it is More than 5,000 kits have already prevent the resistance of bacteria important to see your provider to been distributed this year alone. to antibiotics through community decide the best treatment for your AWARE also provides educa- �� education about appropriate anti- illness.” tional assemblies for elementary biotic use. This year AWARE hopes to schools free of charge. The cam- Antibiotic resistance awareness, further its goals through vari- paign will continue to promote the “Use the Right Drug for the Right ous education efforts, includ- “Use the Right Drug for the Right Bug” continues to be AWARE’s ing a statewide coloring contest Bug!” message using radio and �� key message to the public and announced by First Lady Mary television as well. health care providers. Resistant Kaye Huntsman. The contest, AWARE suggests the follow- bacteria are germs that are not open to all children 12 years and ing to prevent antibiotic-resistant killed by usual doses of antibiotics under, will reinforce hand washing infections: and emerge because of antibiotic as one of the best ways to prevent • Do not take antibiotics for �� misuse or overuse. “There are very illness. The contest grand prize is viral infections like the cold or few new antibiotics being creat- a trip for four to Disneyland. the flu. ed or tested right now,” says H. “Hand washing is an impor- • Talk with your health care Eric Cannon, PharmD, Director of tant life skill to teach children to provider about antibiotic resis- Pharmacy Services at IHC Health reduce the spread of colds, influ- tance. �� Plans. “For the next five or 10 enza and other viruses, for which • Ask whether an antibiotic will years, we may not see new or bet- antibiotics are useless,” says Mrs. help improve your illness. ter antibiotics to handle resistant Huntsman. • Use over-the-counter medi- bacteria. That’s why it’s so vital to Utah AWARE is a coalition cines like decongestants, cough- prevent the increasing resistance of health care providers, insur- syrups and pain relievers to reduce of bacteria to antibiotics through ers, pharmaceutical manufactur- symptoms. community education about ers, the Utah Medical Association • Do not save antibiotics for the appropriate antibiotic use.” (UMA) and the Utah Department next time you get sick - complete The recent rise in pertussis of Health (UDOH) that have joined the entire course as directed. (whooping cough) cases in Utah forces to educate the public about • Do not share antibiotics or �� was cited as an example of why the alarming increase of antibi- use an antibiotic that is prescribed using the right drug for the right otic resistance in Utah. Each year, for someone else. bug is so important. “Pertussis Utah AWARE distributes cough For more information about cases in Utah have more than and cold kits to health care provid- antibiotic resistance, visit www. doubled,” says Bob Bunnell, PA, er offices. Providers give the kits utahaware.com ��

I, too often, read articles, from the coalition forces to Miller hear media sound bites, and the Iraqi Army and other Iraqi continued from page A4 watch television reports about security elements. Progress is how the U.S. troops need to be steadily trudging ahead every our families and home to fight taken out of Iraq. I declare to day in Iraq, and a free and in war, we are thankful for the those authors, and to the lead- stable society will eventually chance to serve the citizens of ers of the free world, that we triumph. The insurgents are los- �� our country. This experience need to “stay the course.” As ing their strongholds and being �� is dramatically reminding us the citizens of a blessed society defeated by the coalition forces � �� of how immensely does “God and country, we have a moral and the Iraqi government. The �� bless the U.S.A.” Our abun- obligation to fight tyranny and Iraqi citizens are gaining con- �� dant freedoms, including the oppression, no matter where fidence in their government, protection of our children and it may take us in the world. and, more importantly, long for �� homes, rights to education and �� Witnessing tyrants destroy the what we have: a constitution religion, and the liberty to stand hopes and the very breaths of a that protects the rights of its and voice our opinions on any people, especially the children, �� citizens and secures an oppor- � subject we choose without fear should stir an emotion in us tunity for its children. of retribution, should be valued and compel us to assist our fel- So, at this time of the year, �� and held dearly. low men in their time of need. �� We’re in a land now where Going to war against Saddam let us be thankful for our fami- the opposites exist and the peo- and his legion was the right lies, friends, freedoms and the ple are desperate. Iraqi citizens decision. opportunity to be a part of are killed for giving the U.S. Furthermore, staying in Iraq history in bringing these same forces information or accepting for now is crucial. The new privileges to others throughout from them precious water and sovereign Iraqi leadership is the world. I’m very grateful to basic living amenities. Women not strong enough to control be a part of such a noble cause, and children are punished for the country on its own. At the and to be supported by so waving at passing U.S. forces or present time, the Iraqi govern- many kind and generous people for speaking to them while they ment is asking for our country’s from the impressive state of labor to provide some service assistance in stabilizing its Utah. Thanks again for all that to better the community. I hope country’s security, defeating the you are doing and may our we live worthy of the greatness insurgency, and transitioning Heavenly Father bless you and in which we live. the military power and control the Triple Deuce.

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�� A8 TUESDAY December 6, 2005 Comic coming to Tracks Comedy hits Tooele once again station Comedy Central, which as MTV and Comedy Central has thus far been the highlight star Shawn Rapier comes to of his career. Tracks this Wednesday, Dec. 7, Tickets for the show can be at 9 p.m. purchased in advance at Tracks Rapier has been a hit every- at 1641 N. Main in Tooele, or by where he goes with his strong calling 882-4040. An entertaining wit and satire. He was report- karaoke show will be held fol- edly a big hit on the cable TV lowing the show. Shawn Rapier

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�� Josh Tenney, left, stands out in a vibrantly comic role as the shepherd Sharif opposite Michael Dubois’ Omar �� in the latest installment of “Liken the Scriptures: Episode Five, The First Christmas.” �� Christmas theme endears newest episode of ‘Liken the Scriptures’

ith headed by Spencer (Garrett In September, during a set Summers). No doubt Liken visit to Lightstone Studios �� W the Scriptures will continue to in Provo while “The First �� Lightstone evolve as it attempts to exhaust Christmas” filmed, Edson �� Studio’s fre- the resources of religious refused to take credit for his netic produc- scripture through film, with the ability to come up with a seem- �� tion schedule purpose of enlightening young ingly endless supply of inspiring for their minds. music. “I have help,” he said �� “Liken the Amelia’s story this time is without blinking. “Somebody Scriptures” a dubious one — she must up there is helping me along series, it’s choose whether or not to give with every single song I do. �� amazing the Audrey Rock- There’s no way I could do this Richardson up her Christmas for the less quality of fortunate. Her parents give on my own.” �� STAFF WRITER their direct- her the option, but not before Edson, who also co-directs to-DVD sharing with her three pivotal the films with Dennis Agle, said productions Reel Talk Christmas stories. the DVDs aren’t simply for chil- doesn’t suffer. Amelia’s heart is softened as dren’s entertainment. He wants �� In fact, they she hears about the discour- everyone who sees them to gain continue to improve with each agement of humble shepherds a greater understanding of time- new release. who feel their lives are incon- less stories and to be touched. � Jim J Gould, MD� PM Pediatrics Lightstone is now putting sequential; the amazement of a “These are for children, abso- �� out new episodes every other young woman told she will be lutely,” he said. “But these are � �� month. In November, episode the mother of the Savior of the for everyone. Some people see five, “The First Christmas,” world; and the disbelief of an these and they just ‘get it,’ and � �� debuted at the Thanksgiving old man skeptical that his wife it’s worth it to do this, even if � � �� Point Show Barn in Lehi. It will bear a child. it’s just a few people who are � 196 East 2000� North, Suite 110 �� beautifully caps off just a Everything from Mary’s affected.” Tooele, Utah 84074 couple of years, during which a visit with the Angel Gabriel The cast includes Lynn Carr tightly-knit community, a fran- (Daniel Beck), to Zacharias’ as Elisabeth and Joel Dehlin chise, and an entire institution (Ken Eklof) blunt disbelief and and Lori Broadhead as Mr. and of religiously motivated enter- subsequent punishment, to the Mrs. Brown. Particularly well- tainment has formed. shepherds’ visit from hosts of cast in the roles of Mary and In episode four, “Alma and singing angels is covered. Joseph are the luminous Jessica King Noah’s Court,” loyal young The wide scope of the bibli- Huffaker and pensive Dallyn viewers were introduced to cal story of Christ’s birth is Vail Bayles. Josh Tenney also Amelia (played by Lauren explored nicely. By focusing stands out in a vibrantly comic Faber) a wealthy young convert on three separate storylines, role as the shepherd Sharif to the LDS faith, through whose the story tends to have more opposite Michael Dubois’ Omar. imagination Book of Mormon breadth and impact. Composer/ “The First Christmas” was stories are told. lyricist Aaron Edson’s music shooting, literally, on the eve Amelia’s appearance marked emerges with his typical blend of the premier of “Alma and a change for the franchise of childlike humor and gor- King Noah’s Court” in late — the first three episodes were geous spirituality. September. Still, no sign of burnout on-set. “Everybody is here because they really want to be, and because they believe in this project,” said Executive Producer Sonja Brooksby. “They each have their own stories, their own backgrounds that have brought them here. And it’s amazing how things just come together sometimes.” Brooksby said the troupe has a book of what they call “Liken Miracles” — incidents in which the cast and crew seemed to have had a little divine help or inspiration. Director Dennis Agle was anxious to play the gorgeous Gabriel/Joseph duet on his lap- top for me. He enthusiastically pointed out how amazing it is that Edson continues to come up with what he calls “this beautiful stuff.” As the cast rehearsed for the next scene — in which Mary and Joseph mournfully move from door to door, hoping to find someplace to stay — a sug- gestion is made that Huffaker (who’s costumed to appear pregnant) cradle her stomach more often; something young mothers-to-be often do. Sure enough, in the final product, Mary is sweetly devoted to her stomach. As they finish this latest episode, Edson has words of hope for its success. And he defines success differently than most would. His success is not measured in terms of sales numbers or money made. It’s measured in how it effects others. “Everyone involved, I think, has a favorite episode,” he said. “And whatever your favorite episode is, this is going to be your other favorite. It’s a special one.” More information about this series of DVDs can be found at www.likenthescriptures.com.

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From The Sidelines Wildcats seize Prep sports season debut by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR West Ridge Academy was only out- changed from scored in one of four frames in last Wednesday’s 2005-06 season opener. But Wendover made the Fighting Eagles pay dearly for not concentrating on the good old days Wildcats for all four frames instead of just three. The hosts outscored West Ridge 18-8 in igh school the second period and held on for a hard sports have fought 54-47 triumph over the Fighting changed. There Eagles in Wendover. Hwas a time Manuel Alvarez torched West Ridge for when the most talented, 23 points, including four 3-point bombs, the best coached or the while running mate Sergio Sanchez fired most disciplined team in 21, also hitting a pair of 3-point shots, was likely to come out on to ignite the ‘Cats non-league win in both top of the majority of the team’s season debut. games they played. Today Jordon Calderon spurred the Fighting that isn’t as true as it Dennis Sweat Eagles with a team high 14 and Wade GUEST COLUMNIST once was. Today we have Whitely tossed in 12 to aid the cause. a whole new set of requirements that help Wendover held 6-foot-4 center Andrew determine the outcome of some contests Strohmeyer to a mere eight points in the before they can even begin. opener. The Wildcats also split their tourna- At the time it was the intent of high school photography/Troy Boman ment games in the Salt Lake Lutheran sports to benefit the athletes, to develop char- Dugway displayed excellent team unity and pride to win the Salt Lake Lutheran Lynx Invitational tournament title Friday Lynx Invitational Friday and Saturday in acter, to encourage school spirit and pride and and Saturday. The Lady Mustangs upended Layton Christian Friday and Duchesne in Saturday’s title affair to seize the coveted tournament crown. Salt Lake City. to promote healthy competition, hopefully Tournament hosts Salt Lake Lutheran within the framework of good sportsmanship. rolled to a decisive 91-43 triumph over I suppose those are still the main motivations Wendover Friday in the tournament open- behind high school athletics today, but you Lady Mustangs claim tourney crown er. wouldn’t know it by the paperwork. However, the ‘Cats regrouped to hand Now the participants in each sport are by Nick Drake The Lady Mustangs host Christian Heritage today at Tintic a 16-point setback and earn third asked to complete forms, contracts and ques- SPORTS EDITOR 7 p.m. in non-league action and venture to Mt. Pleasant place in the final tourney standings. A tionnaires enough to close escrow on the New Dugway didn’t exactly play well the last time it took Wednesday to battle league rival Wasatch Academy in a story on the two games will be published Orleans Super Dome. There are forms for the floor for a girls basketball game. 6 p.m. bout. in a future edition. every trip, forms for overnight trips, forms for However, the lopsided loss to Intermountain Christian Dugway Coach Brett Andrus said his team played Wendover ventures to Jackpot, Nev. tryouts, for participation, physicals, permission School just might have been the tonic needed to serve as well in the weekend tourney. today for a non-league affair at 6 p.m. and and consent, insurance information, eligibility, a wake up call for the Lady Mustangs and the Dugway’s “The most important thing about the Layton Christian hit the road to Ogden Friday to tangle forms for extra curricular activities and the list foes paid a heavy toll in the Salt Lake Lutheran Lynx game is that we played really hard and tough defense with rival St. Joseph in another preseason keeps getting longer. Invitational Friday and Saturday. the whole way,” he said. “When we put the full court contest at 7 p.m. We need to know their birthday, their insur- Dugway outscored Layton Christian 12-4 in the third press on we were able to create turnovers and convert Wendover Coach Greg Mascaro said his ance carrier and policy number, their emer- period to break open a one-point contest and held on those turnovers into points. In the third quarter, the team performed extremely well in its first gency numbers, their medical history, their for a 37-29 triumph over the Crusaders Friday in the guards did a good job of getting the ball into Jaynie in game of the season against West Ridge academic standing, their place of employment, tournament opener in Salt Lake City. a good position to score. That is where we pulled away Academy. their feeder school, their parents occupation Jaynie Palmer ripped the nets for a game and season and held it from the there. It was a good way to start the “We did really well,” stated the first- and information ad infinitum - all for a handful high 21 points and Sherilyn Pianar chipped in with tournament. It gave us some confidence going into the year coach. “They were a big, strong team. of kid games. seven as well. second day of the tournament. But we ran hard the whole game and real- Granted much of this information is neces- The victory boosted Dugway into the tournament title “Against Duchesne, the entire game was won by ly had a good second quarter, which was sary, some of it is even a good idea, but we game against Duchesne Saturday. our defense,” he added. “We only gave up 10 points in the difference in the game. Our defense have almost reached critical mass with the The Lady Mustangs parlayed another strong third the first-half and we continually put pressure on their was excellent. We held Strohmeyer to just sheer volume of paperwork we insist on hav- quarter performance into a 38-32 championship triumph leading scorer, (Courtney) Madsen, and we kept her eight points and that was a key also. ing completed. over the Lady Eagles Saturday as well. in check for the most part. The second-half, our full “Manny was excellent the whole game,” It seems we have become so entangled in Pianar fired in seven of her game high 14 points in the court and half court pressure got us some points that he added. “We had some guys come off potential problems and things that can go pivotal third quarter to help Dugway post an 18-10 scor- at one point pushed us up by 15 points. That was really the bench like Jorge Serna and Michael wrong that we’ve lost sight of all the great ing edge in the period and give Dugway a 14-point lead important. As far as the whole tournament, it was a Perez make a difference in our energy and things that can and generally do go right. High headed into the final frame of the game. C.J. Mathews positive experience for our program and it will help us defense. Sergio really had an excellent school sports can be a great motivator for also chipped in with five points and Morgyn Broadhead throughout the season with confidence and motivation. game as well. Lynn (Maddox) was aggres- many students. It can keep them involved in netted a pair of baskets in the key frame of the title I was really happy for Sherilyn and Jaynie for making sive all night and made big difference school and help them develop interest in their tilt. the all tournament teams. But winning the champion- in the paint. Helso (Lara) really played academic pursuits. It can give them a sense of The tournament sweep enabled Palmer to collect the ship took a complete team effort. Everyone played aggressive defense and it was the best I’ve self worth and discipline, too. Tournament MVP honor while Pianar earned first-team well. C.J., Tayci (Morse), Morgyn, Sam (Beltzer) and ever seen him play. Landon (Mikesell) did When we start keeping them from partici- All-Tournament as well. Shelsea (Wall) all played a big part in getting those two well on the boards and on defense and pating before they can even step foot on the The two tourney victories boost Dugway’s overall field because their forms haven’t been com- mark to 4-1 on the campaign to date. SEE CROWN PAGE A11 EE EIZE AGE pleted, it becomes counter productive. One S S P A11 form, required by the state, must be signed by the student, his or her parent and the coach before the student can even tryout for the team. Trouble is, the forms are generally Buffs shoot down handed out on the first day of tryouts. What’s a kid to do? Maybe the world has passed me by and undefeated Cougars I haven’t been able to keep up but it sure seems we do some stupid junk in order to avoid potential trouble. When I asked the ath- by Nick Drake letic director about all the paperwork he just SPORTS EDITOR shrugged his shoulders and said “that’s what Tooele may have struggled scoring in the season debut, but they want.” I have to ask the age old question: the Buffs have certainly found their offensive prowess lately, Who are “they”? They aren’t the coaches or just ask Kearns. the players. They aren’t the teachers or the The defending Class 3A State champs outscored the unde- parents. So I suppose it’s got to be the lawyers. feated Cougars in all four frames and cruised to a lopsided 77-49 It’s sad for today’s society when we can’t let triumph Friday at Kearns. kids be kids and play the games they love. Nash Lockie torched the nets for a season high 20 and Matt Holt fired in 15 to spearhead the Buffs decisive preseason triumph. Colton Hogan also chipped in with 13 and Bryton Lawrence pumped in eight. In fact, all but four of the 15 players that saw varsity action in the affair produced points in the Sports Wrap game. Donny Grady and Steven Beck paced Kearns with 10 each Jr. Jazz ref-scorekeeper and Alex Sweat netted nine. The victory boosts the Buffs overall record at 2-1 on the clinic scheduled Wednesday young 2005-06 campaign. Tooele Junior Jazz will hold a clinic for refer- Tooele prepares for the Emery County Invitational tourna- ees and scorekeepers. ment at Castledale against Snow Canyon (Friday) and Canyon If you are interested in these paid positions, View (Saturday), both at 6 p.m. please attend the clinic Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 6 Buff Coach Gary Alverson said his team played well in all p.m. at Tooele Junior High School. phases of the game against the previously undefeated Cougars. With questions or for more information call “Our kids came out and really got after them defensively,” he Ted at 843-7889. noted. “They struggled to get open shots and we shot the ball Region 11 football team extremely well. We really received some big points from our The All-Region 11 football team has a num- forward position, particularly Colton and Bryton. We thought ber of Tooele County athletes listed on its first-, it would be a close game but our kids just really played well. second- and honorable mention teams for the Nash and Mike had a good games on both ends of the floor and 2005 grid iron season. we just took control of the game right from the start. We were Logan quarterback Riley Nelson was select- able to get valuable varsity experience for everyone and it was ed MVP and teammate Josh Flores was the a good game all-around for us.” Offensive MVP. Grantsville’s J.T. Thompson was Tooele 77 - Kearns 49 the Defensive MVP as well. The Buffs cruised to a decisive non-league triumph Friday Cowboys Brent Mouritsen, Logan Gumucio, over the Cougars at Kearns. Travis Taylor, Ryan Butler, Bryce Jorgensen and Holt and Hogan ripped the visiting nets for eight each to Craig Harrison were first-team selections along guide Tooele to a huge 23-12 lead after one period expired. with Buffs Mark Pratt, Cody Westover, Justin Taylor Palmer also fired in five points and Lockie contributed Brady, Zac Connelly and Nick Terry. Other a field goal to give the Buffs a double figure lead eight minutes first-team members are Logan’s Tanner Richins, into the contest. Peter Dien, Kyle Dragnich, Tom Schmidt, Cole Dusty Fackrell poured in six and Beck hit for four to keep Farmer, Jeff Alley, Jake Spencer and Junior Kearns in the contest. photography/Troy Boman Keiaho; Bear River’s Justin Hupp, Josh Miller, However, Tooele exploded for a 17-8 barrage in the second Tooele’s Nash Lockie calls for time out in the Buffs season opener against Juan Diego. Although the Soaring Eagles ruined the local squad’s season opener, Tooele has reeled off SEE WRAP PAGE A12 two straight decisive victories, including a lopsided win at Kearns Friday, thanks to 20 points SEE SHOOT PAGE A11 from Lockie. TUESDAY December 6, 2005 A11 Cowgirls capture first victory

by Nick Drake The Cowgirls are set to host Juan Diego today at SPORTS EDITOR 7 p.m. Grantsville also hits the road this weekend Grantsville struggled in the first-half of Friday’s as well when the Cowgirls play Union and Uintah preseason affair with Snow Canyon. Friday and Saturday in Vernal. The Cowgirls tan- So Cowgirl Coach McKenzie Briggs Newton gle with Union Friday at 5:15 p.m. and meet Uintah decided to change up the tempo a little more to Saturday at 3 p.m. in preseason contests. her team’s liking and the alteration made a huge Grantsville Coach McKenzie Briggs Newton impact. said her team really played well in the game Friday Grantsville outscored their hosts 38-21 in the against Snow Canyon. final two periods and ran away with a decisive 56- “We played really well,” she stated. “We ran our 41 victory over the Lady Warriors in St. George. fast break really well and used our press after Rachael Anderson paced the Cowgirl attack every made basket and took advantage of that. We with a game high 14 and Melanie Johnson poured capitalized on their mistakes and it helped us with in 11. Sammie Jensen also hit for 10 while Ashton transition baskets. Our post players (Anderson- Miller and Brooke Bunderson netted nine each. Rika Larsen- Keshia Powell) did a good job of Angela Walter led Snow Canyon with a team being physical with their taller players and we high 12 and Liz McArthur fired in nine for the didn’t get into foul trouble. We moved our feet hosts. a lot better on defense than we did against Park Unfortunately, the momentum and offensive City. We hustled for every loose ball and we did a good job of boxing out their big girls and keep- photography/Troy Boman fireworks failed to carry over to the next day. Tooele’s Trisha Cox powers through the Pratt Aquatic Center pool in the 200 free relay in a meet earlier this Dixie used a 20-11 scoring surge in the second ing them off the boards. We broke their press and year. The Lady Buffs have turned in a stellar winter campaign so far and look stronger every meet. and third quarters to seize command of Saturday’s got lay-ups. We took care of the ball much better contest and post a 34-27 triumph over Grantsville than we have earlier in the season. It was a much in St. George. needed win. We had nice balanced scoring and The Lady Flyers parlayed a 9-4 outburst in the everyone did a good job of contributing points Buff swimmers sweep Pirates second stanza and 11-7 rally in the third to break and filling their roles. It was a good confidence open a one-point Cowgirl edge and take control builder. “We got into foul trouble against Dixie which by Kelsey Ruben who captured the most wins of the 200 individual medley where of the contest 28-20 headed into the final frame of the game. hurt us,” she added. “I did play some players that CONTRIBUTING WRITER the Lady Buff squad. She seized she fought to a silver finish of The split gives Grantsville a 1-3 overall record The Tooele High swim team, top honors in the 500 and the 200 2:27.41, finishing just .02 behind on the campaign. SEE CAPTURE PAGE A12 both girls and boys, had a solid free and joined forces to help the event winner, Lisa Pereira, win over their competition, Tooele seize the 200 free relay of Cyprus. Lady Buff trio Jordan Cyprus, Nov. 17 at the Pratt as well. The sensational sopho- Marshall (2:42.09), Kathryn Aquatic Center. more recorded a personal best Locke (2:42.84) and Cassandra Cowboys stung by talented Wasps The boy’s team battled to a effort in the 200 free with a gold Bryan (2:47.34) also turned in 142-122 triumph while the Lady finish of 2:15.73. strong performances to finish by Nick Drake ters together in a game to register Jesson answered with a five- Buffs had a well-founded lead of Burden also spearheaded a third through fifth place, respec- the squad’s first win of the sea- foot jumper to close the game to Tooele sweep in the 500 free tively. SPORTS EDITOR more than 75 points, 175-91, over Juab opened the 2005-06 boys son. 9-8 with 3:23 left in the opening as teammates Kathryn Locke Laurie Halladay added a win the Lady Pirates. basketball campaign the top “It was the same story,” he said. session. (6:44.37), Allison Bowers to the Tooele title in the 100 free, Coach Mel Roberts was happy ranked Class 2A squad in Utah “We start out strong and we fall However, Justin Hawkins (6:46.14) and Lizette Torres winning the event with a superb with the team’s performance, but and the Wasps played like it on apart as the game goes along. We unloaded a stellar pass to Gumucio (6:54.56) paved the way with finish of 1:05.05. Amber Skelton explained, “The next two weeks Friday. just need to learn to adjust and and the Cowboy senior put in the second through fourth place (1:09.06), Courtney Stubbs will be critical to the success of Kyle Calloway, Jeremy Jesson recognize what other teams are layup to give Grantsville back an efforts. (1:14.81) and Kristin Andersen the team.” and Shane Blackett, all returning doing to us. We’re still trying to 11-8 cushion. The girls were led by several (1:16.96) had personal records in Both teams were able to starters for the hosts, combined to pull a full game together. The kids But from the waning seconds key swimmers throughout the the same event to garner second, capture a win against their old- produce all but nine of the team’s are working hard and improving. of the first frame until midway meet. Roberts named Burden, fourth and fifth place points, est rivals, the Cyprus Pirates. 47-point tally to lead the Wasps to We just can’t seem to get it all through the second, Juab reeled Laurie Halladay, Trisha Cox, respectively. Halladay competed Roberts said, “The girls were a 47-34 triumph over Grantsville together for one complete game. off a 10-0 run to grab a lead it Erika Andrews, Amber Skelton in the 400 free relay and joined able to cruise to victory, but the Friday in Nephi. Juab is a veteran team and a very would never relinquish, 18-11, with and Allison Bowers among oth- forces with Locke, JMarshall and boys meet was nip and tuck all Jesson poured in a game high talented team. They have most of 4:13 left until intermission. The ers who had a big impact on the Bryan to claim a runner-up finish the way.” 14 and Calloway fired in 13 to lead their kids back from last year. It Wasps had five different players Lady Buff triumph. in the event, 4:27.91. The Lady The most valuable swimmer the way for the hosts. Blackett was a tough road game for us. It record points during the pivotal Joining Burden in the win- Buff squad of Erika Andrews, for the boy’s team was Jon Lee. also hit for 11, including a 3-point was good experience but a tough run. Blackett, Jesson, Calloway, ner’s circle, teammate Trisha Kristina Gowans, Bowers and He had a personal best time in bomb, to ignite the hosts triumph. game.” Trent Stowell and Mike May all Cox earned a valuable victory Cortney Stubbs powered to a the 100 free and the 100 back, Craig Harrison paced the chipped in with two points each to which in that event, also earned in the 100 breaststroke. The bronze in the event with a finish Juab 47 - Grantsville 34 Cowboys with a team high 10 and The Wasps outscored the ignite the Juab run. him a win with a stellar finish of Lady Buff junior logged a win- of 4:49.43. Logan Gumucio netted six more Cowboys in all four frames to Mouritsen stemmed the Wasp 1:03.17 seconds. Buff teammate ning time of 1:16.87 to register a Andrews logged a win in the points. Garrett Elfors also hit for post a preseason triumph Friday rally with a pair of charity tosses Matt Snarr fought to a silver time personal record and teammate 50 free, where she not only had five and Brent Mouritsen added at Nephi. and Jordan Nelson popped a 10- of 1:04.35 in the event as well. Jessica Fisher grabbed a third four for Grantsville. Grantsville started out strong foot jumper to pull Grantsville to The most valuable swimmer place in the event at 1:25.86. SEE SWEEP PAGE A12 The Cowboys venture to when Shane Anderson fired a within 20-15 and 1:20 left in the for the girls was Mary Burden, Cox had a hard fought battle in Coalville today to tangle with pair of perfect passes to Logan opening half of play. North Summit in a non-league tilt Gumucio to lead to layups and a However, Juab completed the Wendover to a 31-23 advantage at intermission. at 7 p.m. Grantsville also hits the 4-0 Grantsville edge. first-half scoring with the final Sanchez also chipped in with a pair of field goals and road to Morgan Wednesday for a After Nephi knotted the game three points of the second quarter, Seize preseason bout with the Trojans, thanks to a Stowell basket and continued from page A10 Mikesell contributed three points to aid the effort. up at 4-4, Elfors drilled a 3-point Jorge Serna also hit a basket to stake the ‘Cats to an also at 7 p.m. bomb to stake Grantsville back Jesson free throw. played a solid all-around game. It was just an excel- eight-point lead at half-time. Grantsville Coach Larry to the lead and Harrison put in A story on the second-half will lent season opener for us and I’m excited about this Whitely, Henry Hansen, Russell Curry and Alex Sandberg said his team just can’t a rebound basket to stake the be published in Thursday’s edi- team. We just need to keep working hard. We still Gibby pumped in a field goal each to keep the Fighting seem to put four complete quar- Cowboys to a 9-6 advantage. tion. have a lot of kinks to iron out.” Eagles within striking distance by the break. West Ridge edged Wendover 14-13 in the third Wendover 54 - W. Ridge Academy 47 The Buffs also posted a 17-15 with a 20-14 scoring advantage The Wildcats exploded for an 18-8 barrage in the period to pull to within 44-37 with still eight minutes remaining in the affair. Whitely spurred the Fighting Shoot scoring edge in the third period down the stretch to complete second stanza to grab an intermission lead and held to extend the margin to 57-35 the easy triumph. Mike Trussell on for a hard fought non-league triumph over the Eagles comeback bid with six points and Strohmeyer continued from page A10 chipped in with four points. with eight minutes still remain- paved the way with five points Fighting Eagles Wednesday at Wendover. ing in the contest. Holt triggered and Lockie buried four charity Calderon torched the nets for eight points in the Sanchez kept West Ridge from coming all the way stanza to relish a whopping 40- back with 10 points in the stanza, including two 3- the assault with five points and tosses as well. Hogan flipped in first frame and Strohmeyer produced a pair of field 20 lead at intermission. Lockie Lockie fired in four. Josh Cedar three free throws while Devin goals to boost West Ridge Academy to a slim 15-13 point shots, and Alvarez popped a 3-point bomb to ripped the cords for 10 points, enable Wendover to retain a lead headed down the also buried a 3-point bomb while Solie and Justin Brady chipped edge after one period expired. including a 3-point bomb, and Hogan and Lawrence added a in with a basket each. Holt fired Wendover stayed within striking distance after stretch. Lawrence contributed three Both teams produced 10 points each to keep the basket each. in a pair of free throws also eight minutes thanks to three baskets by Sergio field goals to ignite the outburst. Sweat led the Cougars in while Huffman and Josh Johnson Sanchez and four points from Landon Mikesell. game a seven-point contest in the end. Alvarez keyed K.C. Huffman also canned a free the Wildcat’s attack in the fourth quarter with seven the period with five points and added a free throw as well. Alvarez also popped the cords for a 3-point bomb throw as well. Grady hit for four, each hitting Davis and Grady led the surge and the ‘Cats only trailed by a field goal. points, hitting his four three-point bomb of the game Kearns could only muster four along the way, and Sanchez added a field goal. a 3-point bomb along the way. down the stretch for the Cougars Alvarez caught fire in the second stanza to spear- points from Ryan Davis and a Beck also added a pair of field with three points each in the head the pivotal period, firing in nine points to lead Whitely and Caldron triggered the Fighting Eagles three-point shot by Grady. comeback bid with four points in the final frame. goals and Fackrell also chipped period while Clay Ostberg, Beck, in with a basket also. Cody Harris and Sweat provided Tooele completed the game two points each as well. in the third quarter to take a 30- Crown 21 edge into the fourth period continued from page A10 of the game. Palmer torched Pet of the Week the nets for eight points on four victories.” field goals while Wall and Morse Dugway 37 - Lay. Christ. 29 added a huge field goal each The Lady Mustangs made a to extend the Lady Mustangs late charge in the third quar- margin. ter to break open a close affair Noel fired in a 3-point bomb and cruise to the tournament and charity toss to account for opening triumph Friday at Salt all of the Layton Christian offen- Lake Lutheran tournament in sive production in the quarter. Salt Lake City. The Lady Crusaders did reg- Layton Christian did outscore ister a slim 8-7 advantage in Dugway 10-7 in the first peri- the final frame of the game to od, thanks to a pair of baskets make a comeback bid down the by Mekala Haley and a field stretch. Lawrence, Sligar, Noel goal each from Tess Lawrence, and Marisol Trujillo fired in a Chrisma McKinney and Ester field goal each to trigger the Purdy. rally. Dugway stayed within strik- However, Palmer countered ing distance with a basket each with six points and Broadhead by Pianar, Beltzer and Palmer buried a charity toss to stem the and a charity toss by Mathews Layton Christian comeback. in the opening session. Noel fired in nine points to The Lady Mustangs caught pace the Lady Crusaders and fire in the second stanza to post Lawrence tossed in six. Palmer pulled down nine Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be an 11-7 advantage and take a required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. slim 18-17 cushion into the lock- rebounds in the game while er room at intermission. Palmer Mathews, Morse and Wall all Shelters are only required to hold animals for and Pianar contributed five recorded five caroms each. three days before they are euthanized. points each and Morse canned Beltzer also handed out four For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals a free throw to stake Dugway to assists to pace the Lady available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at a precarious one-point lead at Mustangs offense and had three 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville half-time. rebounds as well. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Sasha Noel paced the Lady Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Crusaders with a 3-point bomb while Lawrence and Heather If it happens here, Sligar produced a field goal read about it here. photography/Troy Boman Dugway’s Jaynie Palmer fires off a shot in a crowd under the basket Tooele Veterinary Clinic each. Dugway seized command of earlier this winter. The Lady Mustang captured the MVP of the Salt 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Lake Lutheran Lynx Invitational Friday and Saturday with stellar play in the contest with a 12-4 outburst victories over Layton Christian and Duchesne. A12 TUESDAY December 6, 2005

Grantsville trio Shane Anderson, Jordan Nelson and Brandon Rigby; Tooele trio Josh Banford, Trifon Wrap Gochis, Brandon Kummer; Bear River’s Chad Nelson, Garland Morleys, Zack Bingham; Ben Lomond trio continued from page A10 Corey Rallison, Blake Simmons, Andrew Gonzales; and Ogden’s Dallin Johnson, Christian Kunz, Brandon Albright. Aaron Anderson and Nyk Nyman; Ben Lomond trio Brock Moore, Chad Neeley and Jake Smith and Ogden duo Logan Toupin and Israel Rodriguez. Winter sports slates still needed Grantsville’s Jeff Langston, Justin Hawkins, Riley Ford, Micah Watson and Ryan Willis all earned second- The swimming season has been under way for over a month. But the winter sports campaign began in a big team honors along with Tooele’s Jace Harris, Curtis Mills, Jordan Main and Dorian Cochran. Logan’s Wes way last week when Tooele County squads began play. However, there are still coaches that haven’t turned in Hyde, Bobby Duersch Brad Theurer, Jake Swain, Austin Birky and Sam Te join Bear River trio Steven Solis, their schedules or rosters yet to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin sports department as of Monday. Tyson Rasmussen and Tate Atkin; Ben Lomond duo Chris Deursch and Trent Herrera; and Ogden tandem All four of the boys basketball schedules have been submitted. But there is still the Tooele High girls Todd Salaza and Matt Brown on the second team as well. basketball schedule and roster yet to be turned in as well as the Grantsville High wrestling schedule and Players selected for honorable mention include Logan’s Reagan Shaw, Landon Kohler, Reggie Nyman; roster. Schedules that haven’t been submitted to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin sports department should be e- mailed to [email protected] or faxed to 882-6123, attention sports editor. Learn to ski-snowboard Tooele County ski/snowboarding school at Snowbasin is starting up. The first set of lessons are Dec. 31, Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28. The second set runs Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25 and March 4. Minimum age is 8 years; if riding bus alone, student must be 10 years old. Adult programs available. To register and for prices and discounts, call Mike Jensen at 843-5042. Be aware of avalanches Know Before You Go: Introduction to avalanche awareness will be presented Nov. 29, 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center. The Know Before You Go avalanche education program is an all ages and family event presented by experts from the Utah Avalanche Forecast Center. Contact Kurt Alloway of the Tooele Hiking/XC Skiing group at 801-550-4674, [email protected] or our Website at Yahoo Groups: tooelehikers. % Adult Dodge ball league Tooele County has scheduled a Dodge Ball League starting in December. The teams will consist of six to 10 players with one female required per team. The entry fee is $35 a player and cash will be awarded to first and second place teams. The entry deadline is Nov. 30. The league will run eight weeks with playoffs on week eight. Entire Stock off For more information or to register call 882-0253. Youth wrestling scheduled There is a Tooele County Youth Wrestling league scheduled to begin in December. The league is open to all youth ages six through 11 and the entry fee is $40. League play will all be local. 5 The season will run 12 weeks. Give Away! For more information call 830-7630.

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photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Mat Snarr competes in the 200 individual medley in a meet earlier this season at the Pratt Aquatic Center. The Buffs swept Cyprus in a home dual Nov. 17.

of Torres, Andrews, Fisher and Skelton battled Sweep to a bronze in the event as well, with a time of continued from page A11 2:19.13. The team is heading into a tough four weeks a personal best time but won the race by only .10 with the likes of Mountain Crest, Bear River, Boxe seconds (28.41). Lady Buff trio Amber Skelton Elder and the Tooele Invitational next on the (32.36), Janiel Wells (33.07), Kylee Butterfield slate. Roberts explained. “When we get everyone (33.38) and Taylor Mikesell (33.60) garnered third healthy, they will be able to compete with the through sixth place, respectively. most of the teams in the state; but right now we Andrews, Cox, Halladay and Burden were able are facing a lot of injuries and sickness, which is to join forces in the 200 free relay, who had keeping the swimmers out of the water.” already won personal events, were able to take For the boys team Brad Wells earned the most first place with about .50 seconds to spare, seiz- wins. In both the 200 individual medley and the ing the event in 1:54.28. Skelton, Bowers, Mikesell 100 free, Wells not only won but achieved two and Fisher combined to take third in the event at personal best records. Wells, also swam in the 200 2:11.05, as well. medley relay with David Nipper, T.J. Perkins, and The most improved swimmer on the girls team Kasey Nobles. The team took first with a four sec- was Kristin Andersen, who swam a personal ond lead over their opponents. Nobles and Perkins record in the 100 free. had wins in other events as well — Nobles in the Burden paved the way for the Lady Buffs in 50 free and Perkins in the 100 breaststroke. the 200 free while Lady Buff tandem Halladay Bobby Philpot was the most improved swim- (2:20.71) and Bowers (2:31.03) took third and mer of the meet for the boy’s team. He captured fourth place, respectivley as well. personal records in both the 100 backstroke and Marshall fought to a silver finish in the 100 back the 100 fly. Trent Andrus in the 100 fly secured a at 1:11.24 followed by teammates Bryan (1:14.23), personal record, which in turn earned him second Torres (1:15.47), Stubbs (1:20.69) and Gowans place. (1:21.72) in third through sixth place as well. In the 200 free relay, Andrus, Wells, Alix Court, Give the gift of life, The squad of Marshall, Locke, Gowans and and Kyle Costomiris had a tight race. Their final Bryan combined forces to seize silver in the 200 time was 1:41.68, only .8 seconds behind first medley relay at 2:12.62 while the Lady Buff team place. Nobles, Philpot, Snarr, and Marc Imlay also please give blood. placed second in the 400 free relay. while Whitney Dunlop and Alex Jensen logged Capture two points each as well. continued from page A11 The Cowgirls stayed within striking distance at half-time when Sammie Jensen pumped in a pair haven’t played a lot of varsity time and they did a of field goals and Anderson recorded three points. good job of coming in and contributing. Stephanie Miller also added a basket to pull Grantsville to Black and Keisha Powell really sparked us off the within one shot of tying the game up. bench. Our defense was okay but we couldn’t fin- The visitors began to grab control of the con- ish on the other end offensively. We were getting test in the third quarter with a gritty press and some good looks but the ball just didn’t drop for smothering defensive performance. Miller caught Blood Drive us. I feel like (Dixie) is a team we could beat in fire with seven points and Johnson flipped in five. the future if we stayed out of foul trouble. It was a Anderson and Sammie Jensen also contributed a and the American Red Cross invite you to donate blood close game the whole way. I felt like it was a good field goal each and Powell canned a free throw trip for us and we improved. It was good to get a to help the Cowgirls post a 17-13 scoring edge in th am pm ‘W’ and gain some confidence. We just couldn’t the pivotal period and take a slim 35-34 advantage Thurs, December 15 • 9 - 2 finish on the offensive end when we needed too.” into the final frame of the game. Grantsville 56 - Snow Canyon 41 Mykelle Webster led the way in the third quar- Located in the Education Center at Mountain West Medical Center The Cowgirls turned in a strong second-half to ter for the Lady Warriors with four points while break open a close contest and cruise past the McArthur hit for three. Alex Jensen, Dunlop and Please contact Stephanie Reinicke 843-3704 Lady Warriors Friday in St. George. Walter provided two points each as well. Brooke Bunderson fired in three points while Grantsville exploded for a 21-8 barrage down to schedule an appointment to give the gift of life! Johnson, Anderson and Sammie Jensen contrib- the stretch in the fourth quarter to ice the team’s uted a field goal each to help Grantsville force a first victory. Anderson poured in seven points 9-9 deadlock after one period expired. to lead the way, including a 3-point bomb, while We can’t help save Walter kept Snow Canyon close with five points Bunderson netted six as well, including a perfect American in the opening session while Alex Jensen and four-of-four from the charity stripe. Johnson also lives without you! Red Cross McArthur added a basket each. fired in a pair of baskets to aid the effort while Please donate blood! The Lady Warriors outscored the Cowgirls 12-9 Rika Larsen and Sammie Jensen chipped in with a Together, we can save a life in the second period to take a 21-18 lead into the field goal each as well. locker room at intermission. McArthur and Anna Walter led Snow Canyon in the fourth period www.redcross.org/br/lewisandclark Nostraint paved the way with four points each with five points while Haylee Holyoak canned a pair of free throws as well. TUESDAY December 6, 2005 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Sourdough favorites include cakes, rolls heat, they Wsay, is the staff of life. It follows, then, that bread is one of the delights of life, and if you can have homemade Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT baked goods, it is a double delight. Homefront Go to the old-fashioned methods for some delightful Christmas treats good enough to share with anyone. Sourdough is an old-fashioned favorite that has evolved into the 21st century and it is enjoying a resurgence of popu- larity. It does not need to take all your time and energy to create sourdough favorites. Mix up a sourdough recipe to share and include a bit of starter for a gift that is as individual as you are. Sourdough pancakes and waffles are favorites at the breakfast table or even for an evening “breakfast food” sup- per. Biscuits and breads are delightful with any meal. Sourdough takes a bit of pre- planning and patience, but the flavor is worth the wait. This Amish Friendship Cinnamon Bread is a modified sourdough recipe that is tasty and makes a great dessert or snack. Don’t panic. Putting the starter in a plastic zipper- lock bag makes it simple and requires very little attention during the fermenting/prepara- tion period. Although it takes 10 days from start to finish, you do very little until you are ready to bake it. Just tuck it away on the back of the counter, mush it up for a moment each day and otherwise forget about it until you are ready to bake it. It is a delightful dessert or Christmas gift. Give the baked bread as a gift along with instructions and a bag of starter so that your friends can make their own bread later. Make the bread recipe below into smaller loaves and you can produce an equal number of bread loaves and starts to share. Amish Friendship Cinnamon Bread ‘Munchkins’ share magic at Tree Fest Day 1 — Begin with 1 cup starter in a zip-lock bag (see recipe below) by Alleen Lang 2005, she said. Each month they focused on a wooden figures of each character in the movie, Day 2 — Mush bag two times CORRESPONDENT different “Wizard of Oz” character, from wooden dressed in Build a Bear Workshop Halloween a day It took more than 100 fingers and the best flying monkeys to Dorothy dolls made of salt costumes were included in the tree. Day 3 — Mush bag two times part of a year, but when the Festival of Trees dough. All of the characters — Toto too — were “The whole year we’ve been looking for a day charity for Primary Children’s Hospital opened hand-made to deck the tree. “Wizard of Oz,” said Jennifer Coward, one of the Day 4 — Mush bag two times its doors, the children of Tooele’s Pigmania 4-H Cooper’s first experience building items for leaders. In addition to hand-made ornaments, a day group finally saw their philanthropic endeavors sale at the Festival of Trees was making ginger- the tree also has character figures they found at Day 5 — Mush bag two times come to life in the form of a fanciful “Wizard of bread houses while she lived in Davis County. the dollar store, she said. a day Oz,” themed Christmas tree. This was her first year building a tree. Ornaments were made of everything from Day 6 — Add 1 cup flour, Asked if the tree looked as good as they hoped, “It’s kind of like having a baby,” she said. “It’s aluminum foil and toilet tissue rolls for the tin 1cup milk, and 1 cup sugar ... nine year old Liam Hunting said, “better!” a wonderful thing, but it’s a lot of work.” man to cloth cowardly lions with a mass of felt mush until mixed “A lot better,” agreed Ashton Coward, also The tree was dedicated to Abbey Hunting, curls, she said. Day 7 — Mush bag, let air out nine. a cousin to two children in the Pigmania 4-H Each child had their favorite ornament. “I Day 8 — Mush bag, let air out The ambitious project of decorating a tree for group, who was stricken with leukemia and liked the scarecrow,” said 11-year-old Zach Day 9 — Mush bag, let air out the annual Festival of Trees held in Salt Lake treated at Primary Children’s Hospital. She is Cooper, “because you had to stuff them and do Day 10 — Pour the contents City was launched by Dana Cooper of Erda. now in maintenance. more things.” of the bag into a large bowl. Cooper is one of four leaders in the Pigmania Using the “Wizard of Oz,” theme, the tree skirt Ashton Coward said she enjoyed making the Add 1 cup milk, 1 cup flour, 4-H group of 10 members and a half-dozen other is a patchwork gold and yellow designed to rep- Dorothy dolls “cuz it took a long time to braid 1 cup sugar. Stir together and participants too young to officially join in 4-H. resent the “yellow brick road.” An emerald city, SEE OZ ON B2 pour four 1 cup starters into Children started making ornaments in January a framed picture of Dorothy and Glenda, and large zip-lock bags. Give the bags and a copy of a recipe to friends. You will have a small amount left in bowl. Add 1 cup oil, 1/2 cup milk, 3 eggs and 1 teaspoon vanilla. In a separate bowl, mix together: 2 cups flour, 1 cup Music Recreation sugar, 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon soda, 2 teaspoons cin- Christmas concerts set Come swim. namon, 1 large box or 2 small • Elementary — The Tooele Elementary band and • Swim for donation — boxes vanilla instant pudding orchestra will present their Christmas concert on Patrons donating a stuffed (). Mix wet and dry ingredients Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High School animal or article of cloth- together. auditorium. The concert is free. ing between Dec. 1-24 will Variations: Add raisins, dates, • Junior high — The Tooele Junior High School receive free admission to nuts, banana chunks, etc. Try bands and orchestras will present a Christmas concert the center. All proceeds other flavors of instant pudding on Wednesday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High from these donations will — chocolate, lemon, banana School auditorium. The concert is free. Enjoy seasonal go to the Children’s Justice cream music with the family. Center in Tooele. Spray or rub oil on the sides • High school — The Tooele High School music • Annual pass bonus of a bundt pan, then coat with a department will present it’s annual combined Christmas — Annual passes sold dur- cinnamon and sugar mixture. concert on Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. in the school ing the month of December auditorium. The exciting program involves the band, will receive an extra bonus SEE SOURDOUGH ON B3 orchestra and choir. Admission is free. for the Christmas season. B2 THURSDAY December 6, 2005

places,” Liam added. Oz “It sort of made me feel continued from page B1 happy,” Zach said. her hair.” “(The children) learned a Liam Hunting was partial to lot about doing something for the lion “’cuz I like putting the someone else,” Coward said. curls on.” While Caleb Nixon, When the group went to visit 9, said he liked the flying mon- their donation to the Festival keys “cuz we painted them.” of Trees, she said they noticed “I thought it was fun to do several other trees with things, and donate them to themes ranging from military

�� % �� 10�� A bit of Oz magic and the imaginations of 7-year-olds combined to �� create an entry for the Festival of Trees in Salt Lake. The tree raised �� $600, which will benefit Primary Children’s Medical Center.

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(semi-sweet or bitter) minutes. Blend salt and soda Sourdough 1/2 teaspoon salt together until smooth. Sprinkle continued from page B1 1 1/2 teaspoons soda over batter and gently fold 2 cups flour in. Fold in flour until batter is Bake for 1 hour at 325 Cream sugar and shortening smooth. Pour into three greased degrees. Check for doneness by until light and fluffy. Beat in sticking a toothpick deep into eggs one at a time. Stir in sour- and floured cake pans. Bake at the bread between the edge and dough batter, milk, vanilla, cin- 375 degrees for 30 minutes for center hole. If bread is done, it 8-inch square pans and 25 min- will come out clean. namon and melted chocolate. Variations: Bake in two or Beat with rotary beater for two utes for 9-inch round pans. three loaf pans at 325 degrees until done.

Amish Friendship Bread Starter 1 cup flour 1 cup milk 1 cup sugar Mix well in a non-metallic bowl and leave uncovered on countertop for five days, stir- ring each day. After the five �� days, place the starter in a zip- lock bag, (or leave in covered, �� non-metallic bowl if desired) and follow directions above, �� starting over with Day 1.

Sourdough bread is the old- Sourdough Chocolate Cake combines Sourdough Basic Batter with some common ingredients to create a �� fashioned method of bread delicious holiday treat. making. In days when commercial packaged yeast was not • Partially cook two medium salt and sugar. Stir vigorously Sourdough Chocolate Cake � available, people shared “starts” sized potatoes by boiling about for about 3 minutes. Turn into a 1 cup sugar minus 2 table- 10 minutes. Grate fine and add large greased bowl and let rise spoons �� of yeast mixtures for bread. If your “start” went dead, you to basic batter. in a warm place until doubled 1/2 cup shortening went to a neighbor, and not the • Put well-drained shrimp in bulk (about 1 1/2 hours). 2 eggs �� store, to get another start. into your uncooked batter for a Mix soda with a cup of the 1 cup Sourdough Basic fish fritter. Fry in deep fat. remaining flour and stir in. The Batter Sourdough Starter dough will be very stiff. Turn �� 1 cup raw milk or buttermilk 1 cup evaporated milk onto floured board and begin �� 1 cup flour Sourdough Hot Rolls 1 teaspoon vanilla kneading. Add more flour and �� Mix well and let stand 48 1 1/2 cups leftover pancake 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon knead until smooth and satiny �� hours on counter or until it batter (above recipe) 3 squares melted chocolate (5 to 8 minutes by hand). Shape starts to ferment. If it does not Flour to make a stiff dough into two oblong loaves or one ferment well enough (it should 1/2 teaspoon salt per cup of large, round one. Place on a a have definite fermented, flour lightly greased cookie sheet, yeasty smell) to make a good Turn out onto a floured cover and let rise to nearly sourdough start, add a tea- board and knead until it is a double in size. Make diago- spoon of commercial yeast to smooth ball with a satiny finish. nal slashes across loaf with a the mixture and give it another Place in greased bowl, brush sharp knife. Put shallow pan day. Each time a start is used with melted butter and allow to of hot water in the bottom of from your starter, add 1 cup rise in a warm place for about 1 the oven. Before baking, brush flour and 1 cup evaporated or hour. Punch down, turn out on outside of loaf with water. Bake fresh milk or buttermilk. Store floured board and knead again above hot water at 400 degrees in refrigerator between uses. If (adding more flour if needed). for 45 to 50 minutes or until starter is not used once a week, �� Roll out to 3/4-inch thickness. golden brown. freeze it to keep it from getting Cut with biscuit cutter, dip each �� too active. round on both sides in melted �� butter, and place just touching Sourdough Waffles �� 1/2 cup Sourdough Starter in baking dish or pan. Cover, let 493 W. 400 N., Tooele Sourdough Basic Batter 1 cup milk �� After the starter has ferment- rise until nearly double (about 1 cup warm water ed, follow these instructions to 1 hour). Bake at 400 degrees for �� 1 3/4 cup flour 882-4800 make your sourdough special- 18 to 20 minutes. www.mohlmanlaw.com 2 eggs ties. 1 1/2 T sugar The evening before you want Sourdough French Bread 1/2 teaspoon salt pancakes, waffles or bread- 1 1/4 cups warm water 1 teaspoon soda stuffs, mix 1 cup of sourdough 1/2 teaspoon soda 4 tablespoons cooking oil or starter from your sourdough 2 teaspoons salt melted shortening pot into a large mixing bowl. 1 cup Sourdough Basic Combine starter, milk, water Community Open House Use a large enough bowl to Batter and flour in a large bowl. Mix allow batter to ferment and rise 1 package dry yeast to blend and leave at room tem- (2 quart size or larger). Do not About 2 cups flour perature overnight. The next use a metal bowl. 2 teaspoons sugar morning add eggs, sugar, salt, Add 2 cups lukewarm water 4 cups unsifted flour soda and oil and mix well. Bake and 2 1/2 cups flour. Mix thor- Pour warm water into a large in a hot waffle iron until well oughly. This mixture will be mixing bowl, stir in the yeast, browned. thick and somewhat lumpy but add starter, the 4 cups flour, will thin down during the night of fermentation. Cover your bowl and set in a warm place. It is important to keep batter warm so it will ferment prop- erly.

Sourdough Hints • If a sour flavor is desired, leave soda out. • Never waste left over hot cake batter. Save it and make delicious hot rolls (below). Stansbury Pediatrics • Take care not to use too much flour because of the difference in flour, altitude or for Kids humidity. It is better to have the dough a little soft than too stiff.

Thin Sourdough Pancake 2 cups Sourdough Basic Batter Heidi McMillan, MD 1 egg 2 tablespoons cooking oil 1 cup evaporated milk cordially invites you to a 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda Ribbon Cutting and Open House 2 tablespoons sugar Combine the basic batter, egg, cooking oil, and evapo- to celebrate the opening rated milk and beat thoroughly. Combine salt, soda, and sugar and blend until smooth of her new practice at eliminating any lumps of soda. Sprinkle evenly over the top of batter and fold in evenly. This 210 Millpond in Stansbury Park. will cause a gentle foaming, ris- ing action. Allow batter to rest a few minutes and fry on a hot, lightly greased griddle. If batter seems to thicken, thin with a Friday Dec. 9, 2005 little water or milk. Variations: • Combine apple slices with Ribbon Cutting 4 pm the pancake batter. • Slice bananas on uncooked side of pancake batter. Open House 1 pm - 6 pm • Add well-drained blueber- ries to batter before cooking. Light refreshments will be served • Use half buckwheat flour and half white flour. • Decrease flour 1/4 cup and 435-882-1288 add 1/4 cup corn meal. • Combine 1/4 cup butter, 3 tablespoons peanut butter, and 1/2 cup milk and beat until smooth and creamy. Add to ANSWERS ON B7 batter. B4 THURSDAY December 6, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

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Winter art show set Council holds closed meeting Tooele High School art will be on dis- The Tooele City Council will meet in play through Dec. 8 from 5-8:30 p.m. on a closed special business meeting on the second floor of the commons area. Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 6:30 p.m. at the Awards given Dec. 6 at 6 p.m. Tooele City Hall council room, 90 N. Give blood Main St. to discuss pending litigation. A blood drive, sponsored by the City council meets Department of Workforce Services, will The Tooele City Council will meet be held Monday, Dec. 12, from 10 a.m. in a business meeting on Wednesday, to 2 p.m. in the Blood Mobile. Contact Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall Marci Fields at 833-7312 to sign up. council room, 90 N. Main St. Walk-ins welcome. Photo identification County commission hears public needed. The Tooele County Commission will Adopt pets from home conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, Your new best friend is waiting for Dec. 13, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the you! It’s easy to find a new compan- Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, ion from home. Visit www.petfinder. Tooele, regarding adopting the fiscal com and enter your zip code to find a year 2006 budget for Tooele County. list and see pictures of adoptable ani- County planners meet mals in your area and beyond. Cuddly The Tooele County Planning canines and furry felines are plentiful Commission will hold a meeting on and ready to go home with you today. Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Please, however, do adequate research auditorium at the Tooele County before you consider giving a pet as a Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele. holiday gift. Adopt one for yourself, but not as a gift to a loved one. For more County annexes information, call 884-4407, 882-1051, On Nov. 22 the Tooele County 882-2085 or 882-4687. Commissioners adopted a resolution to annex additional area, which Holiday artist reception set includes Tooele City, Grantsville City, m-e style is hosting a holiday artist Wendover City and the towns of Ophir, Utah All Starzz/Tooele Youth Cheer competed in a cheerleading competition with UCA on Nov. 19. They took first place and quali- reception Friday, Dec. 9, from 6-9 p.m. Rush Valley, Stockton and Vernon to fied for Nationals. Starzz are headed for Las Vegas in March 2006 to compete. Team members pictured are: (back l-r) Adrianna Come to 5 N. Main Street, Tooele, to see the Tooele County Recreation Special Martinez, Delci Brown, Cheyenne Scott, Savannah Glaser, Katie Aames, Hope Wotherspoon, Debra Riegel, Ashley Smith, and Lexi original photography by Gerry Sintz, Service District for the purpose of fur- Bullough; (middle) Tiffany Bennet and Ashley Mickelson; (front) Becca Zakos, Kristen Vuyk, Liz Cormier, Jessica Salazar, Jordan Martin Townsend and Ron Allen, water- nishing recreation services and facili- Smith, Kristen French and Marlie Lindsay. Not pictured are Becca Ernsten and Meredith Bridges. colors by Cristine Lawrence, serigraphs ties. A public hearing on the annexation and acrylics Cein Watson, abstract will be held at room 310, Tooele County Public heard on impact fees must be purchased in advance no later pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. acrylics by Mike Bernard, prints and Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, at 3 The Board of Trustees of the than Monday, Dec. 12. They will be sold • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; din- paper sculpture by Sherry Black, and p.m. on Dec. 20. Stansbury Service Agency shall con- after school in Miss Gina’s classroom ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing new paintings by James Baker. vene a public hearing on Wednesday, #2. 6-8 p.m. Christmas concerts this week Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Pictures with Santa will be available • Dec. 9 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with • Elementary — The Tooele Sports Clubhouse, #1 Country Club, to con- at the breakfast for $1 each. With ques- Wayne Jones Elementary band and orchestra will sider and take public comment on the tions or if you would like to help please • Dec. 12 — Wendover trip, cost $11, present their free Christmas concert Refs, scorekeepers meet proposed Stansbury Park Impact Fee contact Annette Morgan at 882-6297 or bus leaves the center at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. in the Gina Ruiz at 882-3582. • Dec. 16 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with Tooele Junior Jazz will hold a clinic Capital Improvement Plan. The public Tooele High School auditorium. Come, Delbert for referees and scorekeepers. If you can review a summary of this plan at Rose Springs PTA meets enjoy festive music. • Dec. 23 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with are interested in these paid positions, www.stansburypark.org or in the agen- Don’t forget the Rose Springs • Junior high — The Tooele Junior Pinky Ahlstrom and entertainment please attend the clinic Wednesday, cy office located at the clubhouse. Elementary School PTA meeting for High School bands and orchestras from 5-6 p.m. Dec. 7, at 6 p.m. at Tooele Junior High this month on Thursday, Dec. 8, at 7 will present a Christmas concert on • Dec. 26 — Center closed School. If you have questions, call Ted p.m. Please come and support your Wednesday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Churches • Jan. 2 — Center closed at 843-7889. new school! Tooele High School auditorium. The Senior Circle, MWMC concert is free. Enjoy seasonal music Try out for Jr. Olympic Volleyball THS council meets Composer teaches Word The Tooele High School Community Senior Circle is for those over 50 and with the family. Any boy or girl interested in playing Dick Williams, composer, record- Council meets Thursday, Dec. 8, in costs just $15 per year. Call 843-3690 • High school — The Tooele High on a competitive volleyball team, who ing artist and Bible teacher, will share the school library at 7 p.m. Parents, for a membership form and to RSVP for School music department will present is 15 or younger, come tryout Thursday, simple truths of God’s word in everyday students and interested persons are all activities except exercise and water it’s annual combined Christmas concert Dec. 8, 6-8 p.m. at Tooele Junior High life through his music and teaching on welcome to attend. aerobics. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. in the School. With any questions call Reine Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. at 1982 N. 170 W. in • Body Instincts — Meets on school auditorium. We have a really at 496-3244. Overlake. For more information, call Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy exciting program this year with the Pratt Aquatic Center news 843-9083. Seniors (29 S. Main). whole department participating: band, • Annual pass bonus — Annual pass- • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- orchestra and choir. Come enjoy this es sold during the month of December bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays free concert. will receive an extra bonus for the Library Grantsville seniors 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. Parents take night out Christmas season. The Grantsville Senior Center can be • Dec. 7 — Diabetes Support Group The youth at St. Barnabas will watch • Swim for donation — Patrons called at 884-3446. meets at 11 a.m. at the health depart- your children from 6-12 p.m. on Friday, donating a stuffed animal or article of Enter contest, enjoy stories • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- ment (181 N. Main). Tooele City Library invites you to Dec. 9. Drop your children off at St. clothing between now and Dec. 24 will tions by 8:30 a.m. • Dec. 15 — Annual holiday party from join in Decembers fun with a coloring Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive. receive free admission to the center. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. 6-8 p.m. at the health department audi- contest from Dec. 1-16. There will be a The cost is $2/child per hour (maxi- All proceeds from these donations will ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, torium (181 N. Main). Entertainment by very special story time Dec. 14 at 11:30 mum $6/hour) and includes hotdogs, go to the Children’s Justice Center in reservations by 8:30 a.m. the Kid Fiddlers. RSVPs required. a.m. until noon. We will have a sur- mac-n-cheese, Jell-o, games, movies Tooele. • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. • Dec. 20 — Blood pressure clinic 11 prise storyteller. For more information, and more. Learn to ski/snowboard breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle a.m. to 1 p.m. No appointment needed. call the library at 882-2182 or visit the • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. Tooele County ski/snowboarding • Dec. 20 — Food clinic from 1:30- Kids learn after school library at 128 W. Vine Street. line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- school at Snowbasin is starting up. The 3:30 p.m. Appointments are necessary. With our kids out of school for the tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- first set of lessons are Dec. 31, Jan. 7, • Dec. 27 — Birthday Bingo night at Christmas season look for a positive sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo 14, 21, 28. The second set runs Feb. 4, 5 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Cost place for them at the Boys & Girls Club Schools • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at 11, 18, 25 and March 4. will be $3. of Tooele at the Dow James Building. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Minimum age is 8 years; if riding bus • Dec. 27 — Blood pressure clinic 11 The hours of the extended program are • Everyday quilting alone, student must be 10 years old. Advanced computer class set a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dec. • Dec. 13 — Spanish Fork Christmas Adult programs available. An advanced computer class will be 19-23 and Dec. 26-30. The cost is $10 lights 2 p.m. Cost including dinner To register and for prices and dis- offered at the Tooele Adult Education per day. Call 843-5719 or 841-9826 for is $37. If weather permits, the tour Groups more information. counts, call Mike Jensen at 843-5042. Center (76 S. 1000 W.) beginning Tuesday, Jan. 10, covering Microsoft includes Thanksgiving Point. Open recreation hours ($10 per year) • Dec. 14 — Blood sugar test 10 a.m. remain Monday-Friday 2:30-5:30 p.m. Word, Excel and Power Point. The Tooele Gun Club shoots Grantsville class will run three weeks on Tuesday • Dec. 14 — GHS orchestra will per- The Christmas turkey trap shoot will and Wednesday nights from 6-9 p.m. form 10:30 a.m. be held on Sunday, Dec. 11, beginning Cost is $30. To register call 833-1994 • Dec. 15 — Children’s group will Philanthropy at 10 a.m. Turkeys, spare ribs and cash GHS alumni play ball before Dec. 16 or after Jan. 2. perform at noon. The GHS alumni basketball tourna- will be given as prizes. It’s family fun, Photo shop class set • Dec. 16 — Christmas birthday din- Enjoy tree festival ment is coming up — Dec. 26 at 10 and ner 4-5:30 p.m. with dinner, entertain- shooting clay targets so bring your Tooele Adult Education (76 S. 1000 Tooele High School presents a Winter 11 a.m. and noon, 6, 7 and 8 p.m.; Dec. ment by Grantsville Dance Company. shotgun and plenty of shells. To get W.) will sponsor a class in what to Tree Festival Dec. 8 from 6-8 p.m. and 27 at 6, 7 and 8 p.m. • Dec. 26 — Center closed for there go east on 400 North into the do with your digital camera photos Dec. 9 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Commons. We are hoping that a two-day tour- Christmas. foothills (3.5 miles east from Main St.) using Photo Shop. The class will run Donations go to families in need. nament will help those alumni out of • Dec. 27 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. till you see the gun club on the left side Saturday morning, Jan. 14, 9 a.m. to town to still play. If you are planning on Make appointment by calling 884-3446. of the road. For information call John Get help raising their kids playing please contact Scott Mouritsen noon. The cost will be $10. To register Miller at 882-2429. There is help on the way if you are • Dec. 30 — Center closed for New at [email protected] or at call 833-1994 before Dec. 16 or after raising another family member’s chil- Year’s Eve. Diabetes group meets 830-7809. Let him know what year you Jan. 2. dren! Come to an informational meet- The Diabetes Support Group will graduated and how many from your Tooele seniors ing hosted by Mary Salazar at Head Prepare for GED The Tooele County Senior Citizen meet Dec. 7 at 11 a.m. at the Tooele class are planning on playing. The Tooele Adult Education Center, Start (555 E. Vine, Tooele) on Dec. 14 at Center can be reached at 882-2870. Health Department building. We will 76 S. 1000 W., is offering a free evalu- 10 a.m. Jacci Graham, program director Planners meet • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- have our Christmas party. Please bring ation for adults desiring to pass the of Grandfamilies and family therapist The Grantsville City Planning bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line a pot luck dish and a white elephant GED. If the two-hour GED evaluation will present on issues that face kinship Commission will hold a business dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. gift. Hope to see you there. With ques- shows weaknesses, the Center will pre- families and outline services available meeting on Thursday, Dec. 6, in the • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; tions call Carol at 843-9787. pare you for passing the test. The cost in Tooele. Call Jacci at 801-326-4409 for Grantsville City Hall council chambers, Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. Eagles events is $25 and the test can be taken anytime more information. 429 E. Main St., at 7 p.m. • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. • Needy kids project — To help the Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 Public comments will be taken on to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing Eagles give Christmas to a group of Winter festival slated a proposed amendment to the South p.m. and Monday and Thursday nights The Second Annual Winter Fest is 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics Willow subdivision lot 6A for Robin from 4-8 p.m. High school credit avail- planned to benefit the Healing Horses 1 p.m. and Annette Baird to divide one lot able. Call 833-1994 for additional infor- Therapeutic Riding Center on Saturday, • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- SEE DOINGS ON B5 into two. mation. Dec. 10, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood Pegasus Event Center in Grantsville Take GED Tooele District GED Testing Center (located on Clark St. behind the city Stansbury will offer the GED test at the Tooele building). Come enjoy an afternoon of DOINGS POLICY Adult Education Center (76 S. 1000 holiday magic with a free manger pet- Budget hearing set W.) on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 starting at 8 Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings ting zoo, $2 pony and cart rides and Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at The Board of Trustees of the a.m. To register call Andrea at 833-1994 face painting. Santa will be there all [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Stansbury Service Agency shall con- before Dec. 16 or after Jan. 2. day. Enjoy local holiday entertainment, The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable vene a public hearing on Wednesday, do some last minute gift shopping from Eat with Santa organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Breakfast with Santa will be served local vendors and enjoy hot cocoa and advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Saturday, Dec. 17. from 9-11 a.m. in the chili. For more information or to be Clubhouse, #1 Country Club, to con- can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words a vendor or entertainer call Kathy at sider and take public comment on the East Elementary cafeteria. The cost is or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the 833-9712. proposed final 2006 budget. $3 for adults and $2 for kids. 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Gardeners party set Kick drug habit Brenda Novak, Jo Leigh, Lynn S. State St). All roles are open. Admission is: adults $6; children Doings Tooele Master Gardeners will A 12 Step Addiction Recovery Kurland and Sunday Larson! Seeking adult male and female (3-14) $3.50; family of four $23. Continued from page B4 hold their annual Christmas Program for addictive/compul- There will be a book signing, performers of all ethnicity (ages A traditional Swedish smorgas- party and awards banquet sive behavior, run by LDS Social open to the public, immediately 18-100). Actors are asked to sing bord will be offered after for and announce new officers on Services in Tooele and Erda, following the conference, Feb. 4 16-32 bars of any contemporary $5-8. There will also be Swedish needy kids, we are raffling a Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 6:30 p.m. welcomes new members and at 5:30 p.m. featuring works by broadway musical. Actors may dancing and activities for chil- giant 8-foot Christmas stocking in the auditorium of the Tooele everyone. these authors and more! also be asked to read from avail- dren. Call Vivianne with ques- on Dec. 9 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets County Extension building, 151 • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 For more information, visit able sides as well. Call 957-3322 tions at 801-944.4991. are $1 each or six for $5. Sisters N. Main. All Master Gardeners, S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 http://www.utahrwa.com, to reserve an audition time. U hosts physics films are filling, donating stockings including current students, and • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 or contact Marcia Lusk at Art curator speaks The final University of Utah (bring by 8:30 p.m.). Purchase their partners are invited. Please E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 [email protected] or JoAnn Nathan Mason, curator of event planned for the World Year $1 Christmas wishes at the hall. bring a dish to share; the organi- Mitchell [email protected]. special projects for the Chicago of Physics will be the last screen- • Kids Christmas party — The zation provides meat, drinks. Students visit Latin America Public Art Program, will be in ing in the Physics Film Festival Eagles will entertain kids on General The Interamerican University Utah on Dec. 16 to talk about — 7-12 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 17, Saturday, Dec. 17, at 2 p.m. Santa VFW auxiliary changes day Studies Institute will offer two Chicago’s public art program, when the films “The Best Mind will bring treats and there will Until further notice, the programs in Latin America this collection, and their process for Since Einstein” and “Planet of be karaoke and a hot dog lunch Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Learn to brew summer for high school stu- commissioning artists’ work. the Apes” will be shown in room for the kids. Public is invited. 9413 Ladies Auxiliary shall meet Kevin Farnsworth, an experi- on the first Tuesday of every enced home brewer, will share dents. Costa Rica ¡Pura Vida! Mason, who grew up in Salt Lake 101 of the James Fletcher Bldg. Tooele Homemakers meet month at the National Guard a great, secret recipe Dec. 9 at focuses on biology and includes City, will hold a presentation at Admission is free of charge. The Tooele Homemakers Armory at 7 p.m. We shall no 6:30 p.m. at the Tooele Vine and Spanish immersion as well. The the Rio Grande Depot, 300 S. Club will meet Monday, Dec. 7, longer meet on Wednesdays. Hop Shop, 21 E. Vine St. programs are open to students Rio Grande (455 W.) in Salt Lake at 10 a.m. at the USU Extension December’s meeting is can- RSVP to Randy or Martina at between the ages of 15 and 17 City at 10:30 a.m. in the west Office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. celed in lieu of the auxiliary’s 882-6323 and bring samples of who will have completed two conference room off the main Lunch will be pot luck. The main annual Christmas dinner Dec. 6. your great brews to share. years of high school Spanish by lobby. This presentation is free dish will be provided by the Romance writers meet June. Scholarships available for and open to the public. officers. Come and enjoy a good each program. Applications are Information about Utah’s pub- The Utah/Salt Lake Chapter meal and entertainment, and Recovery due Feb. 10. For more informa- lic art program is available at Romance Writers of America learn a new holiday craft. New tion, call IUSI at 800-345-4874 www.arts.utah.gov/public_art_ is hosting its 2006 Heart of members are always welcome. or visit their Website at www. program or by calling 801-533- Dealer’s Choice AA meets the West Writers Conference, Please RSVP to Hilda at 884- iusi.org. 3585. 0224 or JoAnn at 882-8137. Dealer’s Choice AA meeting “Romancing The Single Title,” will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at on Feb. 3-4 at the Holiday Inn Theatre holds auditions Celebrate Santa Lucia E-mail us: Alzheimer’s support meets the United Methodist Church, 78 Downtown, 999 S. Main St., Salt The Grand Theatre is hold- The Utah Swedish Heritage The next meeting of the [email protected] E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get Lake City. Workshops will be ing auditions for the brand new Society is sponsoring a tradi- Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support directions or information. presented by some of Romance’s Musical Comedy, “Shear Luck,” tional Santa Lucia celebration & Education Group will be most popular authors: Sherrilyn on Saturday, Dec. 17, from 3-6 on Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. at Bonneville Tuesday, Dec. 13, at 2:30 p.m. at Castaways AA meetings set Kenyon, Christine Feehan, p.m. at the Grand Theatre (1575 Jr. High School, 5330 S. 1660 E. the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, Castaways Alcoholics 59 E. Vine. The group, spon- Anonymous meets Monday- sored by Tooele Aging Services, Saturday at Noon and Friday �� Caregiver Support Program and at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas �� Center, 1784 North Aaron Dr., Alzheimer’s Association, is open �� to anyone caring for someone Tooele. (Southwestern looking �� church by the new hospital, with Alzheimer’s disease or Charles �� related dementia. first left off 2000 North). Open, �� mixed, non-smoking, wheel- Vance For information about �� Alzheimer’s disease or attending chair access, nursery available Reynolds �� the monthly group call Frank at Monday-Friday. (No children Saturdays). 5-9-22 to 12-6-80 �� 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- �� 2870 x126. Feeling trapped? �� Bereavement support meets If someone’s drinking is 25 years later! �� affecting your life, Alanon can A free Community �� Bereavement Support Group help. Call 882-7756 for informa- �� tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday Our love and will meet at Mountain West �� Home Health & Hospice, 255 S. and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and loss still remain. �� Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. 100 E. (back building entrance) We love and �� Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron from 6:30-8 p.m. on Monday, miss you! �� Dec. 19, and Friday, Jan. 6. Dr., Tooele. �� “Getting Through the Alateen meets Mondays �� Holidays” will be presented this Alateen meets Mondays at Love Your �� Friday by Irene Ramirez SSW. 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church Family �� For more information contact in Overlake. Please come for �� Mountain West Home Health sharing and caring. Please call and Hospice at 882-4163. 849-1881 for more information. ��

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(CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace The Golden Girls ’ (CC) The Nanny (CC) The Division dated by a visit from his friend Ray, (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto a published novelist, and spends the (51) FXSPN Monte Carlo Millions Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) The Sports List Beyond the Glory (CC) weekend writing his own book. He (52) ESPN College Basketball College Basketball Jimmy V Classic -- Boston College vs. Michigan State. 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Since (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Utah’s World War II Stories As Time Goes By Reunion Special ’ (CC) Fawlty Towers Members’ Choice it’s had a nice blood buffet at the (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) Veronica Mars “One Angry Veronica” Jerry Springer A love triangle. (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Girlfriends (CC) crime scene, it may contain DNA (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City Daisy-America “Sweet November” › (2001, Romance) Keanu Reeves, Charlize Theron, Jason Isaacs. (CC) from both the killer and the victim. 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(534) STARZ Angels-Outfield “The Bourne Supremacy” ››› (2004) Matt Damon. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:20) “The Last Shot” ›› (2004) Matthew Broderick. ‘R’ “Shall We Dance?” ›› (2004) Richard Gere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Will & Grace (561) MAX (5:40) “Deep Cover” ››› (1992) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “Can’t Hardly Wait” ›› (1998) Jennifer Love Hewitt. ’ (:15) “Garden State” ››› (2004, Comedy) Zach Braff. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Assault on Precinct 13” ››› ‘R’ ’ ’ ››› 7:30 p.m. on % NBC (576) SHOW School of Rock Eminem Live From New York City The rapper performs. Sleeper Cell Biochemical student. 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(10) TBS Friends (CC) Friends (CC) “Scrooged” (1988, Comedy) Bill Murray, Karen Allen, Carol Kane. (CC) (:10) “Stripes” (1981) Bill Murray. A joy ride takes two Army recruits across enemy lines. (:25) Scrooged (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie “Fagin” The Piano Guy Holiday Special ’ (CC) Carly Simon: Moonlight Serenade Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith ER (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) The O.C. “The Disconnect” (N) (CC) Reunion “1993” (N) ’ (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ 8:59 p.m. on % NBC (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Drug abuse; alcoholic mother. News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. 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We greatly prefer sub- Grantsville High School Senior Casey Robinson (left) is taking an engineering technician class at the Jordan missions via email or on disk, Betty Castagno Applied Technology Center’s West Jordan campus. The courses are available to all juniors and seniors but will also accept faxes and through Grantsville High School’s career center. copies dropped off at the front desk. Send submissions to Karen Hunt at khunt@tooeletranscript. Tech Center widens educational choice Your Complete TOOELE Grantsville High School’s is cool,” said Robinson. com or 58 N. Main St. Tooele, TRANSCRIPT partnership with the Jordan Classes are offered in Utah, 84074. The fax number is Local News Source. BULLETIN Applied Technology Center in pharmacy or veterinary (435) 882-6123. West Jordan and Sandy, Utah, technician, phyical therapy, provides many technology emergency medical service, classes that GHS cannot offer auto collision and repair, at this time. electrical installation, medi- �� This year, fourteen stu- cal or dental assisitant, die- dents are taking classes at the sel mechanics, multi-media Centers with transportation and animal care and manage- �� provided. ment. Senior Casey Robinson is GHS students interested in �� taking the engineering techni- exploring these options in cian class and loves it. their junior or senior year “It is worth getting up early should see their school coun- to take the class. I am learning selor or Kelly Morgan in the �� so much and the hand-on stuff career center.

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Job code MOHP1207TRAN Place your classified ad weight of bales 82#. 25 FOR SALE digital water ties, nutritious meals, in 47 of Utah's newspaper ton. 839-3438 NOBLE FINANCE softener, $1,500 435- peace of mind while you MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS pers, the cost is $135. 843-9536 or 435-241- are at work. Call 882- 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 For up to 25 words. You ALFALFA HAY, first crop We are seeking maintenance mechanics and technicians who will en- 0415 6624 will be reaching a po- $85.00/ton. Second sure the safe and seamless operation of the manufacturing equipment crop $90.00--average tential of up to 500,000 LOVING DEPENDABLE through preventative maintenance, repairs, building installations, and readers. All you need to weight of bales 82#. 25 start-up. Must have a strong mechanical aptitude, hydraulic, pneu- per ton. 839-3438 day care in my Stans- do is call the Tooele bury Park home. Pre- matic, electrical system experience and good overall trades skills. Transcript Bulletin at COMPLETE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TODAY! EXCELLENT ALFALFA school activities, meals, Experience must be in a manufacturing and/or packaging environ- (435)882-0050 for full UPR certified, all hours. ment. Job code MEHP1207TRAN details. (Ucan) hay in barn, $5 bail, GIANT ESTATE SALE! $100 ton 882-2973 or Call Brooke 843-1157 Furniture & 882-8204, (801)209- RECEIVING SPECIALIST 5837 SITTER NEEDED in my Applicants must have experience purchasing and receiving raw ma- Fri & Sat. - December 9th &10th Appliances Stansbury Park home, Monday -Thursday terial, and be familiar with computerized warehouse and shipping/ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm KENMORE WASHER & NATURALLY RAISED receiving applications. Knowledge of SAP and MS Excel desired. dryer, $225; Superior beef, ready for butcher, days starting 1/30/06. buy half or whole. Call Kim for details 801- Duties include purchase and receipt of raw material and coordinating 57 Clubhouse Drive, Stansbury Park water softener, $35; with production planning. Job Code RSHP1207TRAN glass kitchen table, $30; (435)864-4239 910-7117 single mattress, $20; Toys* • Tapestries* • Children Books* • Antiques • Golf (801)706-5570 Help Wanted WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR Related Items* • Museum/Heirloom Quality Hand-Made Sell Your Applicants must have experience supervising employees engaged Model Ship Collection (American, Newport & New York MOVING SALE: Log AVON: TO BUY OR in warehousing, material handling, shipping and receiving activi- Racing Yachts (cir. 1875 - 1935...these are not toys), Art couch, love seat, end Stuff! SELL. Sell to anyone. ties. Must be familiar with systems for material storage and retrieval Frames and an “Americanized” Corvette-Powered Jaguar! tables, coffee table. Log For information call in- as well as computerized inventory control/warehousing systems. Queen bed. Country TOOELETRANSCRIPT Knowledge of SAP and MS Excel preferred. Major duties include For more information Call 801-654-3212. *New Items BULLETIN dependent sales repre- green & white plaid sentative Vi Knutson supervision of material handling, raw material, storage and shipment couch. Chest freezer. 884-3830 of fi nished product. Job Code WSHP1207TRAN 884-6196 882-0050 TUESDAY December 6, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Help Wanted Help Wanted Business Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Opportunities Rent Help Wanted MEDICAL ASSISTANT SUPERCUTS is growing! PRIVATE CLUB and re- 2003 BUICK Century $$WHY RENT when 4BDRM 2BTH, 1700sqft, NEVER RENT Again! Occupational Health Now hiring licensed staraunt for sale by great shape, low mile- Beautiful you can buy? O down master bd/ba. 6yrs. Buy a 3bdrm 2bth EXPERIENCED TAP EMT’s need at Tooele cosmetologists! Be cre- owner in Tooele. Re- age, $10,000 obo 882- 2 bedroom programs, not perfect Great condition. Extras. home! Only $32,500! Fi- teacher needed at US Army Health Clinic, ative and work in a fun duced price. Establish- 8141 apartments!! credit. Single parent Vaulted ceilings, cov- nancing referrals availa- Dance Attitude. Four FT, 10hrs, 4dys. Availa- team oriented environ- ed 11 years. Includes programs. 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JEEP WRANGLER, $1200 GRANTSVILLE [email protected] in 47 newspapers value in ALL of Tooele. very clean, 180 South tion, $700/mo. 882- 1993, 4cyl, 20 mpg, ap- executive home, throughout Utah for only We LOVE Children. 2nd Street, $695/mo. 8871 or 849-2754 F/T MEDICAID eligibility propriate mileage, ex- 4bdrm, 3bth, nursery, PART TIME Pilot car $135. for 25 words, and (801)694-7559 counselor to assist self- tras. Excellent condi- (801) 358-8592 study, living, dining and NICE HOUSE on a quiet driver, over 25yrs old, HELP WANTED $5. per word over 25. pay patients in Tooele tion. 882-2348 family rooms, barn and street, 3bdrms up, one excellent driving record You will reach up to 260 North 100 East, and surrounding areas large shed, 2 acres. 4DBRM 1BTH near all down, family room, car- a must, no experience 500,000 buyers and it is Tooele with linkage to Medicaid PONTIAC 03 Grand Prix, Great for someone schools, includes dish- port, two driveways, necessary. Will train. a one call, one order, and other government V6 SE, 4 door, 45,500 2BDRM DUPLEX, new building own home. washer, fridge $675/mo fenced yard, lots of stor- Call (801)330-1087 one bill program. Call programs. Experience miles, new tires, cabinets, paint and Short term lease pref- first and last required up age. 53 South 2nd the Tooele Transcript in healthcare desirable. PEDIATRIC OFFICE in $12,000 obo. 840-4630 carpet, a/c, dishwash- erable. No smoking or front. 882-2077or 830- Street. $700/mo. No Bulletin at (435)882- Please email resume to Tooele seeking part is HIRING: er, w/d hookups. indoor pets. Call 0119 smoking, no pets. Call 0050 for further info. [email protected] or fax time Medical Assistant. SELL YOUR CAR or $595/mo. Move in bo- (435)840-2205 882-0906 Cashiers starting at $8 (Ucan) to 801-277-0333 Only qualified appli- boat in the classifieds. nus. 882-0366, 830- 5BDRM BANK Foreclo- cants apply. Fax re- Parts Corner starting at $8 Call 882-0050 2665 $199/MO! BUY homes sure! Buy for only OVERLAKE, 3BDRM, FEED DEALER WANT- Wanted $65,900! HUD Homes 1bth, clean home, 2 car sume to Laura at 882- Fast Food starting at $7 from $199/mo! 4% ED: Loomix(r) feed sup- 2284 SUVs 2BDRM in Tooele, w/d down, 30yrs at 5.5% from $10,000 available garage, appliances in- plements is seeking a 19 now, for listings call Waitress starting at $3 NEED CHRISTMAS hookups, central ac, APR. Bank foreclosures cluded. Nice neighbor- local dealer. Motivated PRESSER/ COUNTER plus tips covered parking, pets and repos available, for 800-366-9783 exten- hood. $850/mo, cash? I will pay cash for 03 YUKON SLT. Gor- individual with cattle person needed for day welcome. Aaron listings call 800-366- sion 5160. $600/dep. Call - Merit increases at any junk cars. Scott geous! Loaded! knowledge and com- shift. Apply at Ekonomy (801)450-8432. 9783 extension 5159. (435)843-7830 60, 120 and 180 days. (435)830-6189 $23,000. 64,000 miles. munity ties. Flexible Cleaners, 132 N. Main. BEAUTIFUL 2 story for hours and supplemental - Benefits Sweet ride! Laney 830- 2BDRM, 1BTH w/d hook- $850 GRANTSVILLE rent, 5bdrm, 2bth, dou- READY TO move in: income. Contact Con- Motorcycles & 7583 RESIDENTIAL FRA------ups, cover parking, beautiful 3bdrm 2bth ble car garage, included Beautiful 3bdrm, 2bth nie @ 1-800-883-3817 / MERS needed in Apply in person ATVs $475/mo. Jim 850- home, great location, washer, dryer, refrigera- Overlake townhouse. ckincheloe@loomix. 1994 TOYOTA 4 Run- Grantsville area, experi- 8836 N. Hwy 40 1999 YAMAHA 250 TTR 2374 fireplace, w/d hookups, tor $950/mo. call Karen Hardwood floors, like com (ucan) enced, own hand tools, Lake Point ner, 90,000 miles, great new, $725 w/$450 de- w/Baja kit, good condi- condition, $7300. newly rennovated. No 435-496-0238 transportation to tion, low miles, includes 2BDRM, MASTER bed- posit. No smoking, pets FIVE STAR AUTO $15- (435)882-3290 smoking or indoor pets. C-A INVESTMENT Grantsville area. Please helmet, boots & chest room, utilities included. negotiable. Call now! 20 per hour commission TOOELE, POSITION Call (435)840-2205 532 N Main. 4bdrm, call 830-1480, leave gear. $2250. Call 884- $400/mo. (801)861- 840-4570 Full-time ASE Certified pays 10K monthly com- 1996 JEEP Cherokee 1bth, newly painted, message. 6534, 830-7760 5496 Full Diagnostic Mechan- mission after 30 days. Limited, loaded, leather $850, 3BDRM in Tooele, new carpet, RENT TO Own/ Lease ic/Technician 5+ years SALE, INBOUND calls Food products. Trailers interior, 137k miles, 5BDRM BANK Foreclo- 1yr contract, fenced $700/mo, $700/dep. Option Located in the exp. Fax resumes to $13 an hour (avg) short www.ru4us.com $5000 obo. 882-5711 sure! Buy for only yard, 2 car garage, fire- 882-1199 NE section of Tooele! 884-6850 or call 840- shifts, (5 hours) unlimit- $65,900! HUD Homes place. 884-0144, 840- 4bdrm, 1.5bth 2 Fire- WANTED: EXPERI- 1673 ed income, 4 day work SNOWMOBILE TRAIL- Trucks from $10,000 available 5199 ERDA WANTED family place, 2 family rooms & ENCED Repossession week, call Trina 435- ER, drive on drive off, now, for listings call for a warm 3bdrm du- 1 HUGE game room FIVE STAR QUICK agent, must have 2 $850/MO w/possible plex NO SMOKING, no 830-7630 12ft long, like new, 1971 FORD F250 Hiboy 800-366-9783 exten- 2668sqft. Only $975/mo LUBE 1+ years experi- years experience repos- $50 discount pets. $450/mo, $1100. Call (435)882- truck, $1000. Call 843- sion 5164. Call Fresh Start Homes ence Quick Lube Serv- SE NECESITA PER- sessing cars and tow- 2300sqft, 4bdrm $200/dep. 882-8204 or 6402 5727 or 840-4365 if no Ellen 1/888/597-6021 ice or related back- SONA para operar la ing. Must be dependa- APT FOR RENT, 2 $400/dep. Available De- 882-2973 answer. Truck runs. RE/MAX Results ground/State safety in- imprenta (press man). ble, willing to work long Autos bdrm, 1 bath, govern- cember 19, w/d hook- hours. Call (435)850- ups, no pets, no smok- spection certified will Que tenga experiencia 1976 FORD F250 3/4 ment subsidized. 211 FOR RENT or sale: RENTAL 774 Lakeview, 2526 ing. 91 North 3rd Street. help. 840-1673 with double wide o com ton, 115,000 miles, S. Hale, Grantsville. 3bdrm, 2bth, $600/mo, $1,200 per month, imprenta tipo web o $0 DOWN! Cars from Call Tammi 884-1712. 843-0785, (801)391- $1,000/dep. 125 Coun- WORK @ home, $450 to looks good, needs tune- $300/dep, references HAIR STYLIST and nail goss. Si usted tiene ex- $29/mo, police im- Equal Housing Opp. 8219 try Club $950.00 mth, $1500 monthly part up, has shell. $350 required, year lease, no tech needed for Studio periencia en este tipo pounds for sale! 36 $1,000/dep. Call Rose time, $2000 to $4500 843-1807 pets, no smoking. 25. Call Lori 841-9799. de maquina, por favor months at 8.5% APR. DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, STANSBURY 3BDRM, @ D.P. Realty 882- full time. (303)296-6497 Ready Dec. 1. 882- Part time or full time. llame a Gloria al telefo- For listings call 800- carport w/storage, 2.5bth, w/garage, laun- 9088 www.working123.com 1988 CHEVY C3500, 8144 no 1-435-674-6279. Se 366-9813, extension 169,000 miles, 350, fenced in backyard, dry room. No smoking, HAIR STYLIST: Great 8329 $625/mo, $300/dep. No busca personal de tiem- 4spd trans, can be seen no pets. $975/mo. FOR RENT: 1996 Clips. Busy Tooele sal- pets, no smoking. 617 E SHARP 2BDRM homes. po completo y con ben- Business Mondays & Tuesdays, Available immediately. 3bdrm, 2bth, mobile on hiring FT/PT li- 400 N. Call 882-2560. Rent to own for monthly eficios. (ucan) $500 POLICE IM- $900. 882-5581 (970)926-4215 home, fenced yard. censed stylist. Great Opportunities payments starting at POUNDS! Hondas, Available ASAP. 884- pay and bonuses. Call SECURITAS IS looking GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM, $550. Call 224-4804 A CASH COW! 90 Vend- Chevy's, Fords, Jeeps, 1999 DODGE 1/2 ton, 2BDRM 1BTH remod- 6070 843-7935 for Utah certified EMT’s 1bth, duplex, 550/mo ing Machine Units/30 etc! Cars, Trucks, ps, pl, pw, 63k miles, eled mobile home in to work as security offi- plus gas, lights, clean, STANSBURY PARK Locations. Entire busi- SUV's from $500! For $12,300. Contact Brad Grantsville, call 882- LEAD TEACHER DDI cers. Various shifts references, deposit, FOR RENT: Condos, 5bdrm, 3bth, 2 car ga- ness - $10,670. Local listings 1-800-366-9813 (435)830-2011 6514 or 850-9363 VANTAGE early inter- available, no security 435-884-3777 Houses. 4 available. rage, new carpet, Utah Company. Hurry! ext 9977. (ucan) 2BDRM AVAILABLE vention program desires experience necessary, 2001 DODGE 1500 Call Prudential, Sandy fenced yard, 2100all fin- a full-time teacher to Call 1-801-593-0084. GRANTSVILLE APART- now! MOVE in spe- or Andrea. 882-4111 benefits and hire on bo- $500! Hondas from Quad cab 4 x 4 w/fiber ished, a/c, 4yrs old, conduct play and learn (ucan) MENTS now available! cial w/lease, w/d nus for full time employ- $500! Police Impounds glass shell, 42k miles pets allowed, $1000/ classes for toddlers with Studios $375 includes hookups, dishwasher, GRANTSVILLE 4bdrm, ee. Email resume to ALL CASH CANDY For Sale, For listings $16,900 call 884-3900 dep, $1200/month, special needs in Tooele. utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- covered parking, by 2bth, 2 car garage, clarissa.williams@se- Route. Do you earn Call 800-366-9813 x month to month rent, Requires bachelor’s de- 88 FORD F250 4 x 4 cludes utilities, call 1- park, no smoking/ $900/mo, $500/dep, curitasinc.com or call $800 in a day? Your A519 call (435) 224-2592 gree in early childhood, runs nice good condi- 801-603-2565 pets. $655/mo, small pets ok, call 840- (801)250-9700 for an own local candy route. STANSBURY PARK special ed. or related tion, 2000 882-2077 or $300/dep. (801)635- 2389 CONDO, 2bdrm, interview. EOE Includes 30 machines 1985 BMW 318I, auto, field, and 1 year related 830-0119 HOLIDAY MOVE In Spe- 9494 1.5bth, garage, a/c, w/d M/F/D/V and candy. All for sunroof, runs great, experience with children. cial - Lease up month is GRANTSVILLE BRICK hookups and free ca- $9,995. 1-888-745- needs starter work. Great benefits. Fax: 801- SECURITY PERSON- Apartments for 1/2 off. 2bdrm apart- 2BDRM MOBILE home rambler, newly remodel ble! Very clean! No 3353. (ucan) $1600 obo. 849-2172 270-8587 or email: NEL NEEDED. Immedi- ments - w/d hook-up. for rent, $500/mo plus 2bdrm, 1bth, central air, smoking or pets, 12/mo Rent Dishwasher. Covered deposit. 843-9024 [email protected]. ate Positions available BE YOUR OWN Boss- fireplace, nice yard, fur- lease $775/mo 1996 DODGE Grand $199/MO! BUY homes parking. Rent is $453. EOE. for experienced security Earn significant income niture available, no $700/dep 435-830- Caravan, runs great, from $199/mo! 4% $400 security deposit personnel. Large em- selling the American 2BDRM, 2BTH trailer in pets/ smoking. 2501 $2495 obo. 843-8181 down, 30yrs at 5.5% will get you in for the ployer seeking dedicat- Dream of Home Owner- Grantsville, clean, new $650/mo 884-3347 LINGUIST WANTED: APR. Bank foreclosures holidays. Call Carole at ed employees for part ship. Proven program carpeted and painted. STANSBURY PARK GET paid to learn a and repos available, for 882-7875 ext 123. time positions. Competi- includes quality leads No smoking, no pets, GRANTSVILLE, GOR- Homes for rent, from 3, Foreign language or listings call 800-366- tive salary. Afternoon and company support. application required, GEOUS new custom 4, 5, 6bdrm, available use the one you cur- 9783 extension 5162. LARGE 2BDRM duplex, and night shifts. Must Call 1-877-673-4442, FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! reference check, home, 3bdrm, rent to now. Great community rently possess. Serve very clean, new paint, pass back ground and visit www.American $500/mo, includes own available, starting w/Golf course, pool and your country and com- $400/MO, 3BDRM mo- nice convenient neigh- drug test. Email re- HomePartners.com. space rental, security at $1100/mo. Shawn park 843-1282 munity. For more infor- bile home. Can work a borhood, $580 plus de- sumes motorsportspark (ucan) deposit required call 801-706-7485 mation, contact Utah [email protected] or call deal on deposit 850- posit, pets on approval. 884-0555 Continued on next page 9852 882-5227 National Guards: SFC Brad 801-598-2083. An HONEST PERSON Craig Dowen at (435) equal opportunity em- Sell Your Car Here for 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, ga- MAKING $40 K plus 1BDRM APARTMENT, NEVER RENT Again! 833-0928 (ucan) ployer. rage, fenced backyard, and still not making $415/mo, $200/dep, 32 Buy a 3bdrm 2bth $775/mo, $700/dep. No ends meet? Ground $ 80* S 7th St, Tooele 884- home! Only $32,500! Fi- LOOKING FOR Jr mark- SEEKING FT/PT medical smoking, no pets. Call floor direct sales com- ea. 0826 nancing referrals availa- ing manager, enthuastic assistant for Tooele pany in the trillion dollar 6 882-6267 for appoint- The Kirk ble, for listings call 800- about working in a fun medical practice, expe- 2 AND 3bdrm apartment. Quiet, Quality apartments in a health market. Record- Call 882-0050 366-9783 extension atmosphere and corre- rience required. If ed message 1-801-593- ments behind Super restored historic structure *Based on 13 issue contract. 5161. sponding with commun- qualified please fax re- 6564. (ucan) Wal-Mart. On select 3BDRM, 1BTH apart- ity, contact Liberty Tax sume to: 435-882-2039 units $99 moves you NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, ment, $825 month, The Best Places at the Best Prices 882-0768 Attn: Brook “IDENTITY THEFT in. Some apartments $400 deposit, utilities in- 2000 CHEVY Malibu, includes all utilities. 2bdrm, kitchenette Completely Furnished SHIELD” associates 116,000 miles, good available, monthly, cluded, central air, w/d NOW HIRING FOR 2005 SUPPORTED LIVING Swimming pool, hot Weekly & Monthly Rates needed. Make a differ- condition, $3,000 call weekly special. HBO, hookups, no pets or Postal Positions. working with develop- tub, exercise room, ence while making a liv- Patty at 884-5052 cable. Call 882-3235. smoking. Kim 882-3796 $18.50-$59.00+/hour. mentally disabled adults playground, full club- ing working from home. 585 Canyon Rd, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 Full Benefits/Paid Train- in their home, part time, 877-721-3929 ext. 85. house. 843-4400 2000 MITSUBISHI Gal- Tooele. Valley View ing and Vacations. No must have reliable Toni. Independant As- ant ES, 73,000 miles, Motel. 3BDRM, 1BTH home, Experience Necessary transportation and good sociate. 2 APARTMENT FOR tan interior & exterior, rent. 3 bedroom, de- newer home, nice 1-800-584-1775. Public driving record. Contact NOW LEASING 2 and 3 neighborhood, close to Announcement Refer- Dave at 801-268-4386 new tires. Great condi- posit $400, rent $600. Place Your Ad: 882-0050 bedrooms in Grants- park, new paint/ carpet, ence #9027. Fee Re- or online at tion, $6400 obo. Call Smelter Road. Call (435)843-7184 882-5116. ville. Handicap Accessi- swamp cooler, $600 de- quired. (ucan) achievecs.com ble apartment available. posit, $750/mo. 843- Call for details. 884- 5056 6211 3BDRM, 2BTH home, ONE AND two bedroom new flooring, Good apts for rent. Call 882- neighborhood, close to Wal-Mart Distribution Center 6018 En Espanol schools, no smoking. 2 (801)949-8184, $375 car garage. 329 Daw- one bedroom, $450 two son Drive, $900/mo, MONTHS FREE RENT bedroom. 12mo lease. 329 Daw- son 840-5551 N ow Renting ONE BEDROOM apartment, clean, washer MOVE IN SPECIALS 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile JOB FAIR!! and dryer, kitchen fur- Exclusively for Seniors home for rent, no smok- nished, water furnished, ing/ pets. 882-1550 All applicants will be interviewed no smoking, no pets. Pet Friendly $425, $200 deposit. Call for details. 882-0810 4BDRM 2BTH rambler, pp Saturday, December 10th fully fenced yard, all up- ROOM FOR rent, great dated, $950/mo. (435)843-0717 new home, own bath, (435)840-2892 at the Distribution Center in Grantsville jetted tub, w/d, cable, utilities paid. $400. call 8:00am – 2:00pm (801)330-8422 REFINANCE 929 N. State Rd 138 ROOMMATE WANTED, gourmet kitchen, wash- SAVE! er, dryer, full entertain- or PURCHASE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: ment center, bath, private. No smoking, GET THE CA$H YOU NEED IN Material Handling Positions drugs, alcohol, pets. RATES Male only. $400/mo. TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!! Must See 840-2011 Unloaders, Orderfillers, Loaders 8% • Bruised Credit OK SLEEPING ROOMS • Stated Income - No Problem Requires continuous lifting up to 100 lbs. available, $70 per week, $10 key deposit, • Unlimited CASH OUT Shifts available: first and last week- total 7% • 100% - 125% Financing Wal-Mart offers competitive hourly Tuesday-Friday, 10 hour schedule (1 st and 2 nd shifts) $150 to move in. 46 N • Bankruptcy OK Saturday-Monday 12 hour shift ($1.35 Shift Differential) Broadway. 882-7605 • Self Employed OK wages with a Progression Schedule • Credit Improvement Program This is your opportunity to join the world’s UNITS AVAILABLE largest retailer, recognized by Fortune Magazine 3bdrm, 2bth town- 6% • 2nd Mortgages $11.40/HR progresses to as one of the most admired companies in the homes, 2 car garage, world. As a member of the Wal-Mart team, you GET ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS HERE AT will enjoy benefits including Associate ac, enclosed yard, $14.40/HR PER HOUR discounts, 401(k), stock purchase plan, profit hookups, starting at CALL NOW to get the BEST RATES! for weekday schedules sharing, health benefits, career advancement $399. 882-4004 5% 435-833-0740 or visit our website at opportunities, and more! www.deseretpeakmtg.com Homes for Rent Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. 2BDRM $450-$500/mo. 833-0740 884-0113, 849-2471, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 882-1969. 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY December 6, 2005

Continued from previous page Homes Homes Homes Mobile Homes Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Homes for Rent 2001 FANTASTIC home! FOR SALE by owner: 4 SELLING YOUR HOME? FREE MOBILE homes- NOTICE OF PUBLIC a. Amendment to Ander- PUBLIC NOTICE the trustee a $5,000.00 New carpet & paint, bedroom, two full baths, Advertise it in the clas- you pay only lot rent, 4 HEARING son Ranch Lot 134 for Notice is hereby given deposit at the sale and black appliances, up- cul de sac, close to sifieds. Call 882-0050 available, Grantsville, PUBLIC NOTICE IS Richard and Penny An- that the Tooele City the balance of the pur- STANSBURY, 3bdrm, grades, landscaped, school, $149,900. Call 144 W Durfee. Nice, HEREBY GIVEN that the derson to divide lot in Council will meet in a chase price by 12:00 1bth, 2 car garage, no 3bdrm, 2bth. Tooele: 843-0258 STANSBURY PARK quiet, clean park. Board of Trustees of the half. Closed Special Business noon the day following pets, smoking, 416 E 770 North, rambler, all brick, (801)651-5151, Stansbury Service Agen- b. Rezone for Joe Cange Meeting on Wednesday, the sale. The deposit $800/mo. 2yrs old, Come see! $135,000. GRANTSVILLE 1100sqft 4bdrm, 3bth, 25% fin- cy of Tooele County, on 20.79 acres of land December 7, 2005 at the must be in the form of a $500/dep 5409 N (435)224-2734 Rambler on 4.18 acre ished basement, easy FSBO: 1997 Golden Utah, shall convene a currently located in the hour of 6:30 P.M. The cashier’s check or bank Heather Way. 882-4165 horse property. 3bdrm care landscape, West 28x70, excellent Public Hearing on Wed- Palomino Ranch Subdivi- meeting will be held at official check payable to Cell: (435)840-5420 3BDRM, 2BTH home for 2bth Water shares. $169,000 410 Country condition, many extras, nesday, December 14, sion from RR-5 to RR the Tooele City Hall Lundberg & Associates. sale! Only $32,500! Great opportunity. Only Club (435)882-4165 2005, at the hour of 7:00 2.5. Council Room located at The balance must be in TOOELE 3BDRM, 1bth, Assume $70k loan. Bank foreclosures avail- $175,600. 6490 Cell: (435)840-5420 p.m., at the Stanbury c. Amendment Chapter 7 90 North Main Street, the form of a wire trans- $600/mo 615 E Vine St Must sell, moving! 884- able now. For listings Burmester Rd. Jeff 801- Park Clubhouse, #1 of the Land Use Man- Tooele, Utah fer, cashier’s check, 801-598-4881 1218 call 800-366-9783 ex- 244-3946 RE/MAX Re- TOOELE CITY South- Country Club, Stansbury agement Code. 1. Discuss Pending Liti- bank official check (credit tension 5153. west- 3bdrm, 2bth, Lots & Land Park, Utah to consider d. Consideration of gation union official checks are TOOELE RENT To sults. woodstove, vaulted ciel- and take public comment Trail/sidewalk enhance- Sharon A. Dawson not accepted) or U.S. Own, 3bdrm, 1bth, no 4BDRM 2BTH HUD ings, large shed. Only on the proposed Stans- ment projects to be ap- Tooele City Recorder Postal money order pay- credit necessary, $500 GRANTSVILLE, NEW home! Only $68,500, fi- $139,900. Call Nicole, BEAUTIFUL UTAH! bury Park Impact Fee plied for through UDOT. Pursuant to the Ameri- able to Lundberg & As- down, $750/mo. Ask for custom home! Rent to nancing referrals availa- (435)840-3779 REMAX LAND Sale-54 acres - Capital Improvement AGENDA can With Disabilities Act, sociates. If wire transfer Ryan (801)910-5921 own, low down. Shawn ble! For listings call 801-706-7485 Lakeside $44,900. Uinta Moun- Plan. The public can re- 1. Approval of Minutes. Individuals Needing Spe- is used, an additional 800-366-9783 ext. B851 tain area. Outdoor lov- view a summary of this 2. Consideration of CUP cial Accommodations $10.00 must be remitted TOOELE, 3BDRM, TOOELE COUNTY’S on- er's dream! Dramatic plan at www.stansbury- for Pegasus Event Cen- Should Notify Sharon A. with the purchase price. 1.5bth, carport, ac, LAKEFRONT HOUSE ly HUD listing broker. 6BDRM 3BTH Rambler, mountain views, close park.org or in the Service ter – Indoor Arena North Dawson, Tooele City Re- Cash payments are not fenced, new paint, 893 3.5bth, 5bdrm, new For complete details on 479 E 1480 N, Tooele, to conveniences. Sur- Agency office located at Race Street. corder, at 843-2110 prior accepted. A trustee’s West 700 South, kitchen, 3 car garage, finding & buying a HUD $184,500. Call Jack rounded by wilderness. the clubhouse. 3. Western Technology- to the meeting. TDD deed will be delivered to $795/mo. (801)706- 3300sqft plus workroom home, call Prudential 843-9517, Lance Nearby lake and state STANSBURY SERVICE Final Plat Race and Phone Number 843-2108 the successful bidder 5570 and office. $299,000. 882-4111. Owner, Oc- (435)602-4060 parks. Excellent financ- AGENCY OF TOOELE Clark Streets. (Published in the Tran- within three business Call (435)843-1705 cupant or Investors. TOOELE, 3bdrm, 1bth, 1 ing. Call UTLR 1-877- COUNTY 4. Consideration of ap- script Bulletin December days after receipt of the A HUD Home for sale! car garage, central air, LAKEFRONT HOUSE 349-5263. (ucan) (Published in the Tran- proval of Amendment to 6, 2005) amount bid. Only $32,000! This TOOELE Seller wants it $650. 140 S 100 E. 3.5bth, 5bdrm, new sold!! Make an Offer. script Bulletin November Anderson Ranch Lot DATED: December 1, home must sell, for list- PUBLIC NOTICE (801)598-4881 kitchen, 3 car garage, 3bdrm, 1bth, 1102sqft FED UP? VOTE with 29, December 6 & 13, 134. 2005. ings call 800-366-9783 The Tooele County Rec- No smoking or pets. rambler. New roof. your feet. Riverfront 2005) 5. Fire Station Elevation Scott Lundberg, Trust- extension 5154. reation Special Service TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth References required. Needs only minor up- tropical land for sale on considerations. ee PUBLIC NOTICE AND District will hold its regu- townhouse at $1400/mo plus deposit. dating. 135 S. 6th the Brazilian frontier, 6. Consideration of New 3269 South Main, #100 A TOOELE foreclosure! MEETING SCHEDULE larly scheduled business the Maples, $795/mo Call (435)843-1705 Street. Jeff 801-244- $200 per acre. 1-801- Business Licenses. Salt Lake City, UT 203 West Cresentview Only $39,500! Won’t 485-5273; www.brazil- FOR PINE CANYON 7. Consideration of Ordi- meeting on Monday, De- 84115 last, more homes avail- 3946 RE/MAX Results. #117 (1180 North) LAKEFRONT land-sales.com (ucan) PLANNING COMMIS- nances: cember 2, 2005 at (801) 263-3400 able from $10,000, for Davidson Realty Stansbury Park, unique, VERY NICE Brick home SION a. Consideration of a 6:30pm in the Tooele Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. listings call 800-366- (801)466-5078 4bdrm, 3bth, 3 car gar, w/basement apartment, STOCKTON BUILDING Meeting Schedule 2006 Zone Change on the County Courthouse Audi- – 5:00 p.m. 9783 extension 5155. Must see! $259,900. double lot, fenced beau- lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. January 5, 2006 Northwest corner of torium. L&A Case No. 05-50780 VERY CUTE 4bdrm, February 2, 2006 West and Cherry Streets The agenda is as fol- Team A/CS ADORABLE 3bdrm 1bth (435)224-5324 tiful yard, fruit trees, Newly constructed 2bth home, in great garden, sprinkler sys- roads. Beautiful lake/ March 2, 2006 – from A-10 to R1-12. lows: THIS COMMUNICATION neighborhood, large cottage. Clean and April 6, 2006 b. Consideration of zone 1. Approval of minutes. IS AN ATTEMPT TO neat, includes w/d, new LEASED OPTION avail- tem, possible duplex mountain views. Great back yard, lots of stor- able 4bdrm, 2bth, new property. 882-5104 for manufactured or May 4, 2006 change request from RR- 2. Approval of 2006 COLLECT A DEBT, AND age, $900/mo, fridge. 1 car detached June 1, 2006 5 to RR-2.5 – Palomino budget. ANY INFORMATION garage. Great for in- carpet and paint custom built homes. $700/dep, 224-5032 or throughout, brand new Manufactured 882-7094. July 6, 2006 Ranch 3. Unfinished business. OBTAINED WILL BE 843-8402 vestor or starter home. September 7, 2006 c. Amendment Chapter 7 4. New business. USED FOR THAT PUR- Call Andrea Re/Max master bath, two car Homes garage, friendly family Water Shares October 5, 2006 of the Land Use Man- Kent Baker POSE. Homes Platinum (435)882-8868 2000 FLEETWOOD November 2, 2006 agement Code. Treasurer (Published in the Tran- Ext. 197 neighborhood. 126 N 7th Street, Tooele. 2 Spring Hill 24x52, December 7, 2006 d. Resolution approving (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin December 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at WE BUY Water! MARY DIXON, Secreta- Tooele County Resolu- script Bulletin Decemerb 6, 13 & 20, 2005) BANK FORECLOSURE! homes available Call $$$SAVE MONEY $34,873, in Tooele park (801)473-6421 ry tion 2005-15 seeking the 6 & 8, 2005) 5bdrm 2bth Home, (801)250-1727, Find HUD & Bank (435)691-2577 or can be moved, Pine Canyon Township Annexation of the area of NOTICE OF TRUST- $65,900! Won't Last! PUBLIC NOTICE owned homes at: $26,900 obo. (208)860- Office Space Planning Commission the City of Grantsville in- EE'S SALE More Homes Available, TOOELE VALLEY MOS- www.tooelebankowned LOVELY 2 story home in 3441 (Published in the Tran- to the Tooele County The following described For Listings Call 800- QUITO ABATEMENT homes.com or call for the NE. 3bdrm 2bth script Bulletin December Recreation Special Serv- real property will be sold 366-9783 xH772 DISTRICT MEETING OF a list Berna or Chris stucco home. Fenced DOUBLE WIDE and sin- OFFICE/ BUSINESS 6, 2005) ice District at public auction to the THE BOARD OF 435-840-5029, Group and fully landscaped. gle wide, nice model SPACE Utilities in- 8. Consideration of sal- highest bidder, purchase PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEES 2006 1 Real Estate Exceptionally clean. home park in Tooele for cluded. 42 South Main ary step increase. price payable in lawful BEAUTIFUL 2 Story Notice is hereby given BUDGET HEARING Room to grow in framed sale owner financing, & 56 South Main. 1 9. Consideration of Mem- money of the United 7bdrm 3.5bth, 3 car ga- that the Tooele City December 13, 2005 and wired basement. reasonable terms. call month free. (602)826- orandum of Understand- States of America at the rage, 231 Spinnaker, Council will meet in a 6:30pm 1535 Sunset 144,000. Call Nicole Brent 801-864-6949 9471 (480)585-5380 ing with Tooele Army De- time of sale, at the north- Stansbury. $275,000. Business Meeting on Road, Lake Point, Utah FFOROR SSALE!ALE! 840-3779 Remax Lake- pot. ern most, of the two west Owner/ Agent. FOR SALE or rent, large Wednesday, December Agenda side. OFFICE/ BUSINESS 10. Set Public hearing for entrances of the Tooele (801)502-6298 3bdrm, 2bth manufac- 7, 2005 at the hour of 1. Minutes of November space, utilities and high Water and Sewer Impact County Courthouse, tured home, utility room 7:00 P.M. The meeting 8, 2005 Planning on selling your speed internet included, fees. a/k/a the Third Judicial CALL FOR a free list of with w/d hookups, for will be held at the Tooele 2. Financial Report home, you could be 272 North Broadway. 11. T-Mobile District Court, 47 South HUD owned homes, more info call. 884-6181 City Hall Council Room 3. 2006 Budget sending your sales (435)882-4949 a. Co-Location Agree- Main, Tooele, Utah, on email or mail. Call Pru- located at 90 North Main 4. Utah Local Govern- Sell Your Home Here for points to up to 500,000 ment Tuesday, January 3, dential 882-4111. Mobile Homes Street, Tooele, Utah ments Trust- Resolution people at once. For b. Assignment of Lease 2006, at the hour of 8:45 Commercial 1. Pledge of Allegiance 5. Pesticide Building $ 80* $135. you can place to Mobility a.m. of that day for the COUNTRY LIVING: Property 2. Student Recognition 6. AMCA 2006 Meetings ea. BEAUTIFUL Valley. your 25 word classified 14X60 MOBILE home for 12. Consideration of purpose of foreclosing a 6 2800+SQFT Available, Awards funding EMT Classes. 7. UMAA January Board ad to all 47 newspapers deed of trust executed by Shopping, Schools, sale or rent, new kitch- 3. Open Forum For Pub- Meeting in Utah. Just call Tooele Zoned mulit-use, Rent, 13. Project choice for En- James G. Bavelas in fa- Call 882-0050 Fishing, Hunting, Cen- en and living room. lic Comment 8. Board Member Re- Transcript Bulletin at Sale or Rent to own, hancement program. vor of Washington Mutu- *Based on 13 issue contract. tral Utah. Your builder (435)833-9639 4. Resolution 2005-78 A ports (435)882-0050 for all 351 East Utah Ave (cor- 14. Set public hearing for al Bank, FA, covering re- and plans, our's. Or Resolution of the City of 9. Manager’s Report the details. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ner of Broadway and amending the water and al property located at ap- hold. Farmable. Cost- Tooele, Approving (Published in the Tran- 5BDRM 2BTH Tooele home for rent, no smok- Utah) (801)598-4881 sewer impact fees. proximately 335 East worthy water. Oil rights. Tooele County Resolu- script Bulletin December rambler, new laminate ing/ pets. 882-1550 15. December 14 - 740 North, Tooele, 90% Financing on land PRICE LIKE FOR tion 2005-15, Seeking 6 & 8, 2005) floor, large family room Buildings Christmas Party. Tooele County, Utah, OAC. 3 acres, $49,950. CLOSER, LOOK LIKE the Annexation of the w/fireplace, fenced Trust Protected Home- MODEL. 3bdrm, 1 16. Consideration of can- Public Notices and more particularly de- backyard, in cul de sac. Area of the City of celing City Council meet- owners Association. 1/2bth Condo, price at Place Your Ad: If you build, remodel or scribed as: 843-0167, 840-0871, Tooele into the Tooele ing of December 21, Trustee's Sales Phone Melanie 1-435- $899 call Frank 801- 882-0050 remove buildings you LOT 455, THE RIDGE $129,900. County Recreation Spe- 2005. 896-3216 (ucan) 231-9401 owner/agent can place your classi- Deadline for public no- SUBDIVISION, NO. 4, cial Service District 17. Approval of Bills. fied ad in 47 of Utah's tices is 4 p.m. the day ACCORDING TO THE Presented by Roger Bak- 18. Council information newspapers for only prior to publication. OFFICIAL PLAT er and Updates $135. for 25 words ($5. Public notices submit- THEREOF, AS RE- 5. Minutes 19. Adjourn. for each additional ted past the deadline CORDED IN THE OF- November 16, 2005 Wendy Palmer word). You will reach up will not be accepted. FICE OF THE TOOELE 6. Invoices City Recorder to 500,000 potential UPAXLP COUNTY RECORDER. Presented by Sharon In compliance with the Let me light your customers and all you 13-022-0-0455 Dawson American with disability do is call the Tooele AMENDED NOTICE OF The current beneficiary 7. Mayor’s Report act, Grantsville City will Transcript Bulletin at TRUSTEE'S SALE of the trust deed is 8. Adjourn to Discussion accommodate reasona- (435)882-0050 for all The following described Washington Mutual Items to be Followed by ble requests to assist the way to some the details. (Ucan) property will be sold at Bank, a federal associa- a Closed Executive Ses- disabled to participate in tion, and the record own- sion to Discuss Litiga- public auction to the meetings. er of the property as of tion, Personnel Issues highest bidder at the STEEL BUILDINGS. (Published in the Tran- the recording of the no- FACTORY Deals. Save and Property Acquisition West Main Entrance, great buys! script Bulletin December North Steps, Tooele tice of default is James 9. Discussion Items: $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x 6, 2005) G. Bavelas. The trust- 1. 700 South Water Line County Courthouse, 47 200í. Example: 50 x ee's sale of the aforede- 100 x 12í = 2. Secondary Water South Main Street, PUBLIC NOTICE scribed real property will 347 Upland Dr. $3.60/square foot. 1- Sharon A. Dawson Tooele, Utah, on January Lake Point Park and be made without warran- 800-658-2885. www. Tooele City Recorder 5, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of What a view! Cemetery budget and ty as to title, possession, R rigidbuilding.com (ucan) Pursuant to the Ameri- said day, for the purpose E R Beautiful vista’s, truth in taxation hearing of foreclosing a trust or encumbrances. Bid- E can With Disabilities Act, DD established will be held on December deed originally executed ders must be prepared to N UTAH MANUFACTUR- Individuals Needing Spe- N TT neighborhood. 8, 2005 at 8pm in the on June 30, 2003 by tender $5,000.00 in certi- UNDERUU C ER FOR 17 years Plus - cial Accommodations AC Wonderful landscape. Mosquito Abatement Walter Jim Dixon and fied funds at the sale and A All Steel Buildings!!! Should Notify Sharon A. RR Bldg. across from the LP Jennifer D. Dixon, as the balance of the pur- TT 4 bedroom, 3 bath, Any size you want, any Dawson, Tooele City Re- Fire Station. Proposed trustors, in favor of Wells chase price in certified NN accessories you want, corder, at 843-2110 prior O $$ main floor laundry, a budget will be posted at Fargo Home Mortgage, funds by 10:00 a.m. the O to the meeting. TDD CONTRACTC 1175,00075,000 or any features you the fire station for review following business day. C lot of appeal. Inc., covering the follow- want. www.cobuildings.net Phone Number 843-2108 before the hearing. Pub- ing real property purport- The trustee reserves the or call 1-800-262-5347. (Published in the Tran- lic input is always wel- ed to be located in right to cancel the fore- CO Building Systems, script Bulletin December come. Tooele County at 536 closure after the sale Inc. Building a Reputa- 6, 2005) (Published in the Tran- East Bristol Cove, based upon information tion on "Old Fashioned RR script Bulletin December Tooele, UT 84074 (the unknown to the trustee at EE Integrity". (ucan) PUBLIC NOTICE OF DD MEETING AND AGEN- 6, 2005) undersigned disclaims li- the time of the sale, such NN TT Financial DA ability for any error in the as a bankruptcy filing or UNDERUU C PUBLIC NOTICE address), and more par- an agreement between C Erda Township Plan- $$ A $$ Services Notice is hereby given A the trustor and beneficia- R1123,250R23,250 225,0005,000 ning Commission ticularly described as: TT that the North Tooele Lot 16, STONEHAVEN ry to postpone or cancel $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE The Erda Township N 117 North Sheridan County Fire Protection N PHASE 1 SUBDIVISION, the sale. If so cancelled, Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. O A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured CASH for Structured Planning Commission O Service District will hold the only recourse of the CONTRACTCCft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual Settlements, Annuities, will hold a meeting on according to the official Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, a public hearing on De- slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your Law Suit, Mortgage December 14, 2005 at plat thereof on file and of purchaser is to receive a Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population cember 8, 2005 at 6:30 Notes & Cash Flows. 7:00 p.m. in the auditori- record in the Tooele refund of the money paid influx and demand. p. m. at the Stansbury J.G. Wentworth #1 1- um of the Tooele County County Recorder's Of- to the trustee. THIS IS Fire Station, 179 Country 800-794-7310. (ucan) Courthouse, 47 South fice. AN ATTEMPT TO COL- Club, Stansbury Park, Main Street, Tooele Together with all the im- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- UT. A copy of the final Public Notices Utah. provements now or here- FORMATION OB- budget is available for 1. Roll Call. after erected on the TAINED WILL BE USED Meetings public review on Monday PUBLIC MEETING: property, and all ease- FOR THAT PURPOSE. – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 Deadline for public no- 1. Approval of meeting ments, appurtenances, DATED this 26th day of pm at 179 Country Club, $ $ tices is 4 p.m. the day minutes from November and fixtures now or here- November, 2005. $ $ Stansbury Park, UT 1125,50025,500 1145,00045,000 prior to publication. 9, 2005 after a part of the proper- Marlon L. Bates, Trust- The agenda will be as Public notices submit- 2. Approval of meeting ty. ee 787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan follows: A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, ted past the deadline schedule for 2006 The current beneficiary SCALLEY & READING, East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main 1. Roll call Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, will not be accepted. 3. REZ #1009-05 BRK & of the trust deed is Wells P.C. 2. Approval of final budg- Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully UPAXLP H LLC (7.6 Acres from Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- 50 South Main Street, landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. et 2006 starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. RR-5 to C-G and 11.25 cessor by merger to Suite 950 3. Approval of final plans NOTICE OF PUBLIC Acres from RR-5 to R-M- Wells Fargo Home Mort- P.O. Box 11429 for new Stansbury Park HEARING 30) gage, Inc. and the record Salt Lake City, Utah NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG station. PUBLIC NOTICE IS Other Business: owners of the property 84147-0429 Dated this 29th day of HEREBY GIVEN that the Adjournment: as of the recording of the Telephone: (801) 531- Nov, 2005 Board of Trustees of the Dated this 5th day of De- notice of default are Wal- 7870 Pamela Rowley Stansbury Service Agen- cember, 2005 ter Jim Dixon and Jenni- Business Hours: 9:00 Admin. Clerk cy of Tooele County, MARY DIXON, Secreta- fer D. Dixon. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- $$ Utah, shall convene a ry The sale is subject to a TS#94084-6748484287 1127,00027,000 script Bulletin December public hearing on Wed- Erda Township Plan- bankruptcy filing, a pay- 704 1 & 6, 2005) 295 East 1st South 869 South 690 West nesday, December 14, ning Commission off, a reinstatement or (Published in the Tran- WHY PAY RENT? COLLECT IT ! This Up & Down 2005, at the hour of 7:00 any other condition of script Bulletin November This 5 Bedroom Rambler has Curb Appeal! (Published in the Tran- PUBLIC NOTICE Duplex has 1716 s.f., 4 bdrms, 2 full bths, 2 laundry p.m., at the Stanbury which the trustee is not 29, December 6 & 13, rms, 2 car garage, fenced yard, auto sprinklers and 2000s.f., Fenced Yard, 2 Bathrooms, Large Backyard, script Bulletin December The Rush Valley Water Park Clubhouse, #1 aware that would cause 2005) more. Occupy, Rent or both. Call 840-0344. RV parking and Area to build a garage. 6, 2005) Conservancy District will Country Club, Stansbury the cancellation of the hold its annual budget Park, Utah to consider PUBLIC NOTICE sale. If any such condi- meeting on December 8, *Each office independently owned and operated. and take public comment Grantsville City Council tion exists, the sale shall 2005 at 7:30pm at the Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. on the proposed final will hold its regular meet- be void, the successful Your Local Shane Vernon Fire House in 2006 budget. ing Wednesday, Decem- bidder’s funds returned News Source Vernon Utah. STANSBURY SERVICE ber 7, 2005. The meeting and the trustee and cur- Charles Larson Bergen AGENCY OF TOOELE to be held at 429 E. rent beneficiary shall not TOOELE Sec/Treas TRANSCRIPT COUNTY Main, Grantsville, UT be liable to the success- ULLETIN (Published in the Tran- B (Published in the Tran- 84029 beginning at 7:00 ful bidder for any dam- 840- 0344 (cell) script Bulletin December script Bulletin December p.m. age. 1, 6 & 8, 2005) 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main 6, 2005) PUBLIC HEARINGS: Bidders must tender to Continued on next page TUESDAY December 6, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF HEARING METHOD OF FINANC- person filed a written ing to the Complaint and feet; thence West 33 Trustee's Sales EE'S SALE EE'S SALE EE'S SALE ON TERMINATION OF ING protest, or the person file a copy of said answer rods to the point of be- The following described The following described The following described PARENTAL RIGHTS Pursuant to the provi- filed a written protest, with the Clerk of the ginning. NOTICE OF TRUST- property will be sold at property will be sold at real property will be sold AND TEMPORARY sions of the Utah Special withdrew the protest, and above-entitled Court, EE'S SALE Parcel 8 public auction to the public auction to the at public auction to the GUARDIANSHIP Service District Act, 17A- then cancelled the with- whose address is 47 Commencing at the The following described highest bidder at the highest bidder at the highest bidder without Case No. 467447 2-1301 et seq., Utah drawal; and the person is South Main Street, property will be sold at Southeast corner of the West Main Entrance, West Main Entrance, warranty as to title, pos- Judge: C. Dane Nolan Code Annotated, 1953, a qualified voter residing Tooele, Utah 84074, West 1/2 of the South- public auction to the North Steps, Tooele North Steps, Tooele session or encumbran- IN THE THIRD DIS- as amended, and Article within the district; or the within thirty (30) days highest bidder at the west Quarter of Section County Courthouse, 47 County Courthouse, 47 ces, at the West main TRICT JUVENILE XIV, Section 8 of the person is a qualified vot- from the date of the last 17, Township 3 South, West Main Entrance, South Main Street, South Main Street, entrance North steps of COURT IN AND FOR Constitution of Utah, the er whose property has publication of this Sum- North Steps, Tooele Range 4 West, Salt Lake Tooele, Utah, on January Tooele, Utah, on January the Tooele County Court- TOOELE COUNTY, District may annually im- been included within the mons, which date is Base and Meridian; run- County Courthouse, 47 5, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of 5, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of house, 47 South Main, STATE OF UTAH 47 S. pose fees and charges to boundaries of the service Tuesday, December South Main Street, ning thence North 12 said day, for the purpose said day, for the purpose Tooele, Utah, on January Main Street, Tooele, pay for all or a part of the district; and the petition 27th, 2005. If you fail so rods 10 feet; thence Tooele, Utah, on Decem- of foreclosing a trust of foreclosing a trust 3, 2006, at 4:30 o'clock Utah 84074 services to be provided is filed within 30 days af- to do, judgment by de- ber 22, 2005, at 8:30 West 47 rods; thence deed originally executed deed originally executed p.m., of said day: Situat- In the interest of GON- by the District. It may al- ter the date of the resolu- fault will be taken against South 12 rods 10 feet; a.m. of said day, for the on January 28, 2000 by on October 2, 1998 by ed in the County of ZALES, Lucia so annually levy taxes tion annexing additional you for the relief de- purpose of foreclosing a thence East 47 rods to Keneth Namanny and Windle E. Flowers and Tooele, State of Utah, (12/29/90) GONZALES, upon all taxable property area to the service dis- manded in said Com- the point of beginning. trust deed originally exe- Tammy Namanny, as Cheryl A. Flowers, as more particularly descri- Salamon (03/17/92) within the District to pro- trict; and the petition al- plaint which has been cuted on August 25, Less and excepting trustors, in favor of City trustors, in favor of Mort- bed as follows: GONZALES, Conchita vide the proposed serv- leges that the person’s filed with Clerk of said therefrom any portion 2003 by Judy K. Weaver, First Mortgage Services, gage Alternatives, Inc., Lot 5, VACATION and (04/10/94) ices, and may issue property will not be bene- Court, and a copy of as trustor, in favor of with the railroad right-of- LLC,, covering the fol- covering the following re- RESUBDIVISION of Lots THE STATE OF UTAH bonds for the acquisition fitted by one or more of which is hereto annexed way. Mortgage Electronic lowing real property pur- al property purported to 1 thru 5, of COPPER TO: and/or construction of fa- the services to be provid- and herewith served Registration Systems, Parcel 9 ported to be located in be located in Tooele CANYON Phase 1, ac- SOCORRO GONZALES cilities or systems to pro- ed by the service district upon you. Commencing at the Inc., as nominee for New Tooele County at 1298 County at 553 Havasu, cording to the official plat 605 POPLAR STREET vide said services; pro- or that the procedures This is an action of Quiet Freedom Mortgage Cor- Northeast corner of Sec- North 490 East, Tooele, Tooele, UT 84074 (the thereof, as recorded in WEST WENDOVER, vided, however, that the used to annex area to Title to certain real prop- tion 19, Township 3 poration, its successors UT 84074 (the under- undersigned disclaims li- the office of the Tooele NEVADA. levy to provide the serv- the service district violat- erty located at: and assigns, covering South, Range 4 West, signed disclaims liability ability for any error in the County Recorder. NOTICE is hereby given ices or to repay the ed the law. Parcel 1 Salt Lake Base and Meri- the following real proper- for any error in the ad- address), and more par- TAX # 14-039-0-0005 of a Hearing on the bonds must be author- If a petition for writ of re- Commencing at the ty purported to be locat- dian; running thence dress), and more particu- ticularly described as: Purportedly known as: Amended Verified Peti- ized and approved by a view is not filed within 30 Northwest Corner of West 21.55 chains; ed in Tooele County at larly described as: All of Lot 67, Northlake 519 West 670 North, tion for Termination of majority of the qualified days after the date of the Block 18, Plat “A”, 438 West 500 South, thence South 7.25 Lot 127, EASTLAND ES- No. 1, according to the Tooele, UT 84074 (the The Parental Rights of electors of the District at resolution annexing addi- Tooele City, Survey, chains; thence East Tooele, UT 84074 (the TATES SUBDIVISION official plat thereof, on undersigned disclaims li- SOCORRO GONZALES an election for that pur- tional area to the service Tooele City, thence East undersigned disclaims li- 21.55 chains; thence "A", Plat 1, a subdivision file and of record in the ability for any error in the and for Temporary pose. district, owners of the 3 rods; thence South 10 North 7.81 chains to the ability for any error in the of Tooele City, according Tooele County Record- address). Guardianship, that is PUBLIC HEARING ON property and qualified rods; thence West 3 address), and more par- point of beginning. to the official plat thereof, er's Office. The Trust Deed being scheduled in the above PROPOSED ANNEXA- voters within the service rods; thence North 10 Parcel 10 ticularly described as: recorded in the office of Together with all the im- foreclosed by these non- entitled Court on TION district may not object to rods to the point of be- Lot 23, BEL-AIR SUBDI- Beginning 10.16 chains the Tooele County Re- provements now or here- judicial trust deed fore- THURSDAY, JANUARY At the public hearing on the annexation of area to ginning. East and 11.41 chains VISION, according to the corder. after erected on the closure proceedings is 12, 2006 AT 11:30 A.M.. December 20, 2005, any the district. Also official plat thereof as re- North of the Southwest Together with all the im- property, and all ease- dated January 16, 2003, A copy of the Petition is interested person may GIVEN BY ORDER OF Commencing 3 rods East corner of the Northeast corded in the office of the provements now or here- ments, appurtenances, and was executed by filed with the above enti- protest the annexation of THE BOARD OF COUN- of the Northwest Corner Tooele County Recorder. Corner of Section 19, after erected on the and fixtures now or here- REBECCA KING M tled Court. additional area to the TY COMMISSIONERS of Lot 9, Block 18, Plat Township 3 South, Together with all the im- property, and all ease- after a part of the proper- STONE, and WILLIAM Dated this 19TH day of District. Protests may be OF TOOELE COUNTY, “A”, Tooele City Survey, provements now or here- Range 4 West, Salt Lake ments, appurtenances, ty. LYNN STONE, husband November, 2005. made orally at the hear- UTAH, this 22nd day of Tooele City, thence Base and Meridian; run- after erected on the and fixtures now or here- The current beneficiary and wife as joint tenants, BY THE COURT ing, in writing at the hear- November, 2005. South 7 rods; thence property, and all ease- ning thence South 576 after a part of the proper- of the trust deed is as Trustors, in favor of ELLEN PETERSEN ing, any time prior to the ATTEST: East 1/2 Rod; thence feet, more or less, to the ments, appurtenances, ty. Chase Home Finance Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., CLERK hearing, or within 15 TOOELE COUNTY North 7 rods; thence and fixtures now or here- State Highway right-of- The current beneficiary LLC, successor by merg- successor by merger to (Published in the Tran- days after the conclusion DENNIS D. EWING West 1/2 rod to the point way; thence northwester- after a part of the proper- of the trust deed is er to Chase Manhattan Wells Fargo Bank Minne- script Bulletin November of the hearing. Any with- DENNIS ROCKWELL, of beginning. ty. ly along said right-of-way MidFirst Bank and the re- Mortgage Corporation sota, N.A., as Trustee, in 22, 29 & December 6, drawal of protest, or can- Chairman Parcel 2 line to the South right-of- The current beneficiary cord owners of the prop- and the record owners of trust for registered Hold- 2005) cellation of withdrawal, Tooele County Clerk The Northeast Quarter of of the trust deed is Mort- way line of a county erty as of the recording the property as of the re- ers of First Franklin Mort- must be filed within 30 Tooele County Com- the Southeast Quarter of road; thence East 360 gage Electronic Registra- of the notice of default cording of the notice of gage Loan Trust 2003- PUBLIC NOTICE days after the public mission Section 18, Township 3 tion Systems, Inc., as feet, more or less, to the are Keneth Namanny default are Windle E. FF1, Asset-Backed Cer- Jacob Steele proprietor hearing. Any protest (SEAL) South, Range 4 West, point of beginning. nominee for Wells Fargo and Tammy Namanny. Flowers and Cheryl A. tificates, Series 2003- of Savage Country Out- signed on behalf of a (Published in the Tran- Salt Lake Base and Meri- Bank, N.A., its succes- Less and excepting The sale is subject to a Flowers. FF1, the present Benefi- fitters out of Wendover, corporation owning prop- script Bulletin November dian. therefrom any portion sors and assigns, and bankruptcy filing, a pay- The sale is subject to a ciary. The present own- NV/UT is no longer au- erty in the District shall 29, December 6 & 13, Parcel 3 the record owners of the with the roads. off, a reinstatement or bankruptcy filing, a payers are reported to be thorized to sell tags to be sufficient if it is signed 2005) Beginning East 594 feet Parcel 11 property as of the record- any other condition of off, a reinstatement or REBECCA KING M hunt on the Goshute In- by the president, vice from the Northwest cor- ing of the notice of de- Commencing at the which the trustee is not any other condition of STONE, and WILLIAM dian Reservation in Iba- president, or any duly ner of Section 20, Town- Southeast corner of Sec- fault are Judy K. Weaver aware that would cause which the trustee is not LYNN STONE, husband pah, UT/NV effective No- authorized agent of the SUMMONS ship 3 South, Range 4 and Lynne A. Weaver. CIVIL NO. 050301321 tion 18, Township 3 the cancellation of the aware that would cause and wife as joint tenants. vember 10, 2005. Con- corporation. Where title West, Salt Lake Base South, Range 4 West, The sale is subject to a sale. If any such condi- the cancellation of the The purchase price is tact the Goshute Busi- to any property is held in JUDGE SKANCHY and Meridian; running bankruptcy filing, a pay- IN THE THIRD JUDI- Salt Lake Base and Meri- tion exists, the sale shall sale. If any such condi- payable in lawful money ness Council for more in- the name of more than thence East along the dian; running thence off, a reinstatement or be void, the successful tion exists, the sale shall of the United States of formation @ (435) 234- one person, all of the CIAL DISTRICT COURT Section Line 1, 480.02 any other condition of IN AND FOR TOOELE North 12 rods 10 feet; bidder’s funds returned be void, the successful America. Bidders must 1138 persons holding title to feet to the West line of a thence West 46 rods; which the trustee is not and the trustee and cur- bidder’s funds returned be prepared to tender to (Published in the Tran- the property must join in COUNTY, STATE OF city street; thence South aware that would cause thence North 31.5 rods; rent beneficiary shall not and the trustee and cur- the Trustee a $5,000.00 script Bulletin November the signing of the petition UTAH 1� 30’ West 1,867.50 the cancellation of the John W. Spader, Louis thence West 34 rods; be liable to the success- rent beneficiary shall not non-refundable deposit 29, December 1, 6, 8 & or protest. feet; thence North 88� thence South 44 rods 1 sale. If any such condi- ful bidder for any dam- be liable to the success- in certified funds or a 13, 2005) At the public hearing, the E. Spader, Doris Ste- 30’ West 1,283.04 feet to tion exists, the sale shall vens, Ida Mae Andreoz- foot; thence East 80 rods age. ful bidder for any dam- cashier's check at the Board of County Com- the East line of the West- to the point of beginning. be void, the successful NOTICE OF INTENTION zi, Sophie Nix, Norma Bidders must tender to age. time of sale to secure missioners will give full ern Pacific Railroad right- Parcel 12 bidder’s funds returned TO ANNEX ADDITION- Jean Allen Boyce, Ken- the trustee a $5,000.00 Bidders must tender to bid, and the balance of consideration to all pro- of-way; thence North Commencing at the and the trustee and cur- AL AREA TO THE neth LeRoy Allen, Ran- deposit at the sale and the trustee a $5,000.00 the purchase price must tests which shall have 0�55’ East 1,368 feet to Northeast corner of the rent beneficiary shall not TOOELE COUNTY SPE- dy Kay Allen, Donna the balance of the pur- deposit at the sale and be paid in full in the form been filed and will hear the North line of Stewart Southeast Quarter of the be liable to the success- CIAL SERVICE DIS- Rae Allen, Betty Lou chase price by 12:00 the balance of the pur- of certified funds or a and consider all interest- Street; thence North 14� Southeast Quarter of ful bidder for any dam- TRICT Coucher, Margie Wra- noon the day following chase price by 12:00 cashier's check within 24 ed persons desiring to be 30’ West 480.90 feet to Section 18, Township 3 age. NOTICE IS HEREBY thall, Jack Asbury, the sale. The deposit noon the day following hours from the time of heard. The Board of the point of beginning. South, Range 4 West, Bidders must tender to GIVEN THAT on Novem- Vicki L. Spader, Jeanne must be in the form of a the sale. The deposit sale. County Commissioners Less and excepting Salt Lake Base and Meri- the trustee a $5,000.00 ber 22, 2005, the Board T. Spader, and James cashier’s check or bank must be in the form of a This Trustee’s Sale is may continue the hearing therefrom any portion dian; running thence deposit at the sale and of County Commission- A Newbold, Trustee or official check payable to cashier’s check or bank subject to a bankruptcy to another date and time within the roads and rail- West 80 rods; thence the balance of the pur- ers of Tooele County, Successor Trustees of Lundberg & Associates. official check payable to filing, a payoff, a rein- if necessary. road right-of-ways. South 35 rods 15.5 feet; chase price by 12:00 Utah, adopted a resolu- the Newbold Family The balance must be in Lundberg & Associates. statement or any other After conclusion of the Parcel 4 thence East 34 rods; noon the day following tion declaring that the Trust the form of a wire trans- The balance must be in condition of which the hearing, and after the Commencing at the thence South 31.5 rods; the sale. The deposit public health, conven- Dated the 23rd day of fer, cashier’s check, the form of a wire trans- trustee is not aware that time for filing protests Northwest corner of thence East 46 rods; must be in the form of a ience, and necessity re- June 2004, bank official check (credit fer, cashier’s check, would cause the cancel- has expired, the Board of Block 11, Plat ‘B’. Tooele thence North 67 rods 6.5 cashier’s check or bank quire the annexation of Plaintiffs union official checks are bank official check (credit lation of this sale. Fur- County Commissioners City Survey; running feet to the point of begin- official check payable to additional area, which in- Vs. not accepted) or U.S. union official checks are ther, if any of these con- shall adopt a resolution thence East 9 chains; ning. Lundberg & Associates. cludes Tooele City, Sarah Allen, Sarah Postal money order pay- not accepted) or U.S. ditions exist, this sale will either annexing the addi- thence South 25� 30’ Parcel 13 The balance must be in Grantsville City, Wend- Spitter Allen, Sarah able to Lundberg & As- Postal money order pay- be null and void, the suc- tional area to the service East 7.18 chains; thence Commencing 9 chains the form of a wire trans- over City, and the towns Spader Allen, Sara Al- sociates. If wire transfer able to Lundberg & As- cessful bidder’s funds district or determining South 89� West 11.10 East of the Northwest fer, cashier’s check, of Ophir, Rush Valley, len, George Spader, is used, an additional sociates. If wire transfer shall be returned, and that the proposal to so chains; thence North corner of Block 7, Plat B, bank official check (credit Stockton, and Vernon to Margaret Nix, Estate of $10.00 must be remitted is used, an additional the Trustee and the Ben- annex should be aban- 6.77 chains to the point Tooele City Survey, East union official checks are the Tooele County Rec- Margaret Nix, Marie with the purchase price. $10.00 must be remitted eficiary shall not be liable doned. A resolution of beginning. 21 chains, South 1 30’ not accepted) or U.S. reation Special Service Spitters, Louis Spader, � Cash payments are not with the purchase price. to the successful bidder amending the area of the Parcel 5 West 27.67 chains, North Postal money order pay- District (the “District”) for Frances Marcellus Spit- accepted. A trustee’s Cash payments are not for any damages. service district may con- The West 1/2 of the 88 30’ West 5.37 able to Lundberg & As- the purpose of furnishing ter Newbold, Frances � deed will be delivered to accepted. A trustee’s THIS COMMUNICATION tain any changes from Northwest Quarter of the chains, North 89 West sociates. If wire transfer recreation services and Newbold, Elizabeth � the successful bidder deed will be delivered to IS AN ATTEMPT TO the initial resolution or Southwest Quarter of 14.03 chains, North 1 is used, an additional facilities within the area Spader, Irene Spader, � within three business the successful bidder COLLECT A DEBT, AND notice of intention the Section 17 Township 3 East 20 chains, thence $10.00 must be remitted included within its boun- Irene Elizabeth Spader, days after receipt of the within three business ANY INFORMATION Board of County Com- South, Range 4 West, North 18 West 7.18 with the purchase price. daries. The County Luetta Marie Ausbury, � amount bid. days after receipt of the OBTAINED WILL BE missioners determines to Salt Lake Base and Meri- chains to the point of be- Cash payments are not Commission by Resolu- Estate of Sara Drou- DATED: December 5, amount bid. USED FOR THAT PUR- be appropriate, including dian. ginning. accepted. A trustee’s tion has provided for a bay, John Harry Spit- 2005. DATED: December 1, POSE. reduction of the bounda- Parcel 6 Except for the Railroad deed will be delivered to public hearing on the an- ter, Harry Spader, John Scott Lundberg, Trust- 2005. DATED: December 2, ries of the areas pro- Commencing 12 rods 10 right-of-way. the successful bidder nexation of additional Harry Spader, Gerritje ee Scott Lundberg, Trust- 2005. posed for annexation to feet North of the South- Parcel 14 within three business area to the District to be Spitters, Stana Urich, 3269 South Main, #100 ee Paul M. Halliday, Jr. the service district. west corner of Sec- Beginning at the North- days after receipt of the held at Room 310, B.T. Stewart, Hans P. Salt Lake City, UT 3269 South Main, #100 Successor Trustee The Board of County tion17, Township 3 west corner of Block 18, amount bid. Tooele County Court- Christiansen, Alice Mu- 84115 Salt Lake City, UT 376 East 400 South, Commissioners shall South, Range 4 West, Plat A, Tooele City Sur- DATED: November 21, house, 47 South Main gleston, Frank Spader, (801) 263-3400 84115 Suite 300 abandon the proposed Salt Lake Base and Meri- vey and extending 2005. Street, Tooele, Utah, at Frank J. Spitters, Wal- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. (801) 263-3400 Salt Lake City, Utah annexation of area to the dian; running thence thence East 57.75 feet; Scott Lundberg, Trust- 3:00 p.m. on December ter Stewart, Tom Nix, – 5:00 p.m. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 84111 service district if written North 67 rods 6.5 feet; thence South 115.50 ee 20, 2005. William H. Elkington, L&A Case No. 05-35230 – 5:00 p.m. Telephone: (801) 355- protests against annex- thence East 40 rods, feet; thence West 8.25 3269 South Main, #100 DESCRIPTION OF THE and ALL OTHER PER- Team A/HN L&A Case No. 05-53583 2886 ing area to the service thence North 80 rods; feet; thence South 49.50 Salt Lake City, UT DISTRICT AFTER AN- SONS CLAIMING ANY THIS COMMUNICATION Team B/CR Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., district are filed by more thence East 40 rods; feet; thence West 49.50 84115 NEXATION RIGHT, TITLE OR IN- IS AN ATTEMPT TO THIS COMMUNICATION 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. than 50% of the qualified thence South 147 rods feet to an alley; thence (801) 263-3400 Following the annexa- TEREST IN CERTAIN COLLECT A DEBT, AND IS AN ATTEMPT TO (MST) voters of the territory pro- 6.5 feet; thence West 80 North 165 feet to the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. tion, the District shall REAL PROPERTY LO- ANY INFORMATION COLLECT A DEBT, AND FILE NUMBER: 27317 posed to be annexed to rods to the point of be- point of beginning. – 5:00 p.m. have the boundaries as CATED IN TOOELE OBTAINED WILL BE ANY INFORMATION (Published in the Tran- the service district or the ginning. You may obtain a copy L&A Case No. 05-52881 described in Exhibit A, COUNTY, STATE OF USED FOR THAT PUR- OBTAINED WILL BE script Bulletin December owners of more than Less and excepting of the Complaint which is Team A/KJ which is the entire county UTAH, POSE. USED FOR THAT PUR- 6, 13 & 20, 2005) 50% of the taxable value therefrom any portion on file with the above- THIS COMMUNICATION except for the Stansbury Defendants. (Published in the Tran- POSE. of the taxable property with the roads and rail- specified Court. IS AN ATTEMPT TO Recreation Service Area. THE STATE OF UTAH script Bulletin December (Published in the Tran- included within the area road right-of-ways. Dated this 1st day of De- COLLECT A DEBT, AND Public Notices For ease of reference, a TO THE ABOVE- 6, 13 & 20, 2005) script Bulletin December proposed to be annexed Parcel 7 cember, 2005. ANY INFORMATION map showing the boun- NAMED DEFENDANTS: 6, 13 & 20, 2005) Miscellaneous to the service district. Commencing at the Rinehart L. Peshell OBTAINED WILL BE daries is also attached You are hereby sum- After the service district Southwest corner of Sec- Matheson & Peshell, USED FOR THAT PUR- Opinions Deadline for public no- as Exhibit A. moned and required to area is amended, a per- tion 17, Township 3 L.L.C. POSE. tices is 4 p.m. the day SERVICES serve upon or mail to Ri- Shared Freely. TOOELE son may petition the dis- South, Range 4 West, Attorney for Plaintiffs (Published in the Tran- TRANSCRIPT prior to publication. The District will be au- nehart L. Peshell, Mathe- (Yours and Ours.) trict court for a writ of re- Salt Lake Base and Meri- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin November BULLETIN Public notices submit- thorized to furnish recre- son & Peshell, L.L.C., view of the actions of the dian; running thence script Bulletin December 22, 29 & December 6, Open Forum ted past the deadline ation services and facili- whose address is 5383 Every Tuesday Subscribe Today will not be accepted. board of county commis- North 12 rods 10 feet; 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2005) 2005) ties within the area in- sioners in annexing prop- South 900 East, Suite thence East 33 rods; TOOELE 882-0050 UPAXLP TRANSCRIPT cluded within its bounda- erty to the district if the 205, Salt Lake City, Utah thence South 12 rods 10 BULLETIN ries. 84117, an answer in writ- ��

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