Fluoride Overwhelmingly Rejected Voters Pick Dunlavy by Jesse Fruhwirth It Was Defeated by a Larger Margin Establishments

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TOOELE New store TRANSCRIPT owner hopes classy digs will break downtown trend See B1 BULLETIN November 8, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 48 50 cents Fluoride overwhelmingly rejected Voters pick Dunlavy by Jesse Fruhwirth it was defeated by a larger margin establishments. doubt, why take a chance?” STAFF WRITER than in the 1999 election. “Being able to say that [voters] Dr. Clair Vernon, a Tooele dentist as city’s next mayor Tooele voters have turned down Jim Busico of Tooele, a local should trust their dentists wasn’t and fluoridation proponent, said he a fluoridation proposal for a third realtor and fluoride critic, said the good enough ... There’s so much was “surprised and disappointed” by Mark Watson time. Despite new residents that anti-fluoride activists were success- controversy over fluoride ... that it that Tooele had voted against fluo- STAFF WRITER proponents thought might be more ful in causing voters to doubt the caused reasonable doubt,” Busico On Tuesday night, Patrick Tooele City inclined to vote for fluoridation, advice of the dental and medical said. “Anytime you have reasonable SEE FLUORIDE ON A5 Dunlavy and his family showed up at the Tooele County Courthouse charter changes soon after the polls closed so they could closely monitor the results. narrowly OK’d Cowboys Leap Into Final Four It is a practice Dunlavy is accus- tomed to. Since 1986 he has worked by Mark Watson as the Tooele City Recorder, the per- STAFF WRITER son responsible for helping to make The current Tooele City municipal elections run smoothly. Council along with council This time, however, the night was candidates Scott Wardle and more thrilling than ever for Dunlavy. Dave McCall and mayoral By about 9:30 p.m. he knew he candidate Patrick Dunlavy would be the next mayor of Tooele. were all strong supporters Dunlavy edged out current City of amending the Tooele City SEE TOOELE ON A4 Charter. They were somewhat surprised that the vote to amend the charter was so close. On Tuesday, the majority of voters did, however, vote yes to Proposition No. 2 to amend the city charter. The vote tally registered 2245 yes to 1947 no, or 54 to 46 percent.

SEE CHARTER ON A3 Patrick Dunlavy Mayor Anderson wins bid for another term

by Mary Ruth Hammond B. Anderson received 1,100 votes STAFF WRITER for a 65.32 percentage rate. C. With nearly 42 percent of Anderson garnered 584 votes, which Grantsville’s registered voters going accounted for 34.68 percent of votes to the polls Tuesday, Mayor Byron cast in the mayoral race. Anderson handedly beat opponent In a three-man race for two seats Craig Anderson by 516 votes for the on the city council, Brent Marshall city’s top position. drew 1,180 votes which put him in the lead of incumbents Paul Rupp and Kyle Matthews. When votes from all five Grantsville precincts had been counted Tuesday, Rupp, with 959 votes, was just nine votes ahead of Matthews. Rupp won a seat on the city council four years ago. Matthews was appointed to the council a year ago to fill the unex- pired term of a city council member who moved away from the community. Although the possibility exists that absentee votes could change the outcome of the city council race, Matthews said that if that does not happen, he will not ask for a photography / Troy Boman Brent Mouritsen dives inside the 5-yard line after catching a pass leading to the Cowboys’ first score in Saturday’s 3A quarterfinal contest against Morgan. See A10. Byron Anderson SEE GRANTSVILLE ON A4 N-waste site opposition heats up Small communities active at polls by Mark Watson 60 days ago by the Nuclear whom are Skull Valley Band Tooele County used punch cards for its final time STAFF WRITER Regulatory Commission (NRC) members, which opposes the Not all members of the Skull to issue a license to Private Fuel PFS project. by Karen Hunt Valley Band of Goshutes are Storage (PFS) to build the facili- On Sept. 9 the NRC voted to STAFF WRITER pushing to store highly radio- ty. The petition was to be filed in deny the state of Utah’s peti- While some candidates say there active waste on their reserva- the District of Columbia Circuit tion for review of Commission aren’t big issues in small towns, one tion in Tooele County and they Court of Appeals, according to a and Atomic safety and Licensing wouldn’t know it from the turnout. made their voice heard again on spokesperson from Echohawk Board rulings, which found that Smaller communities like Stockton Tuesday. Law Firm, Pocatello, Idaho, cruise missile testing and acci- and Vernon surpassed the turnout Ohngo Gaudadeh Devia which represents OGD. dental crashes of military air- in more populated areas. Overall, (OGD) planned to file a petition Ohngo Gaudadeh Devia is a about one-third of Tooele County SEE PFS ON A3 for review of a decision made group of individuals, some of residents showed up at the polls. Rush Valley In Rush Valley this year, not a Huntsman hails new roofing company single race was contested, yet 34 percent cast votes. by Alleen Lang Manufacturing plants are a “fun- with a Thermoplastic roofing mem- “I thought it was fantastic for damental pillar to our economic brane plant in the western United a non-contested election,” town CORRESPONDENT recorder Joyce McAttee said. “I Tooele is growing with “light- base,” Huntsman said. Employees of States. The plant will also ware- was really surprised. We had all ning speed,” said Utah Governor the Carlisle SynTech Incorporated’s house other Carlisle products, a made guesses — we all had our Jon Huntsman. The results are a single-ply roofing membrane manu- company spokesman said. own little lottery and mine was 25. “very combustible, very exciting,” facturing facility, “will make their Carlisle Tooele is “also helping us I was way off.” community. lives and livelihoods,” in the new pay the bills, we have a lot of bills to While Mayor Travis Sagers won Welcoming Carlisle SynTech Inc. facility. They in turn will raise their pay,” Huntsman said. “I don’t know with 87 votes, there were eight to this growing community during families,” in the community. any other way to pay the bills than photography / Troy Boman write-in candidates for mayor. the company’s grand opening cele- The facility, one of four such to market what I think is the great- Renee McFarland, who lives in Tooele City’s District 4, cast her vote bration Friday, Huntsman said “this establishments in America, is the Tuesday at East Elementary School. SEE TURNOUT ON A2 to me is sacred ground.” first major roofing manufacturer SEE CARLISLE ON A3

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Mostly cloudy this afternoon. Highs OBITUARIES A7 HOMETOWN B1 CAMDS audit discovers missing around 60s. Partly cloudy tonight nerve agent calibrations and Thursday. Lows in the 40s. CROSSWORD A4 DOINGS B4 See A2 Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY November 8, 2005 ETCETERA ... New mayor supports voter’s views on sewer Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast by Jesse Fruhwirth tion. [We should] assign a commit- “I’m glad that people came for- STAFF WRITER tee to come up with some ideas to ward and voted the sewer down,” Date High Low (prec./inches) Nov. 3 64 40 Wed 57/40 In a close race, the Stockton move forward in that direction.” he said. Nov. 4 54 38 .08 11/9 voters rejected a plan to install a Fowler agreed that transpar- Rydalch, Durtschi and Fowler Nov. 5 50 31 .02 A few showers early with partly multi-million dollar sewer system. ency and communication needs to agreed that a sewer may someday Nov. 6 65 35 cloudy skies late. High 57F. be major goals of the new govern- Nov. 7 67 54 Sewer critic Dan Rydalch was elect- become a reality for Stockton, but Nov. 8 63 48 ed mayor by a wide margin. Nearly ment. that future plans would be done half the town’s residents showed up “From the very beginning [of the with more community input. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer to cast ballots. sewer planning], if there had been Thu 63/43 “As we get the facts, we have to for the National Weather Service, reports Rydalch said that despite his a concerted effort that everyone that his recording station at 139 S. Main 11/10 allow [residents] to find out about received .10 inches of precipitation Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 60s skepticism with the way this sewer knew what was afoot, the problem them,” Rydalch said. “And not just would have been averted,” he said. between Nov. 3 and Nov. 8 and a total and lows in the low 40s. project was put together, he gained think we can just go on and make of .10 so far this month. The normal for the trust of the town by communi- “The situation would have been decisions for them.” November is 1.69 inches. cating the information. handled $200,000 ago.” For the water year, which began Oct. Fowler said the town council has “I never said I was against or in Fowler is referring to the $300,000 1, 2004, Tooele has received 1.10 inches of Fri 60/37 begun posting its minutes on its precipitation. The normal for the year is favor [of the sewer],” Rydalch said. debt the town incurred in planning 11/11 Web site. 18.49 inches of precipitation. “I just tried to get the information fees. The debt currently stands at or Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 60s “You have to make sure you bend Pollen Count and lows in the upper 30s. out so they could make a decision about $500 per resident. for themselves.” “The first concern [for the new over backwards so that everybody in town has an opportunity to evalu- The pollen counts from the Rydalch received 71 percent of Dan Rydalch government] is how to retire the Intermountain Allergy and Sat the vote over his opponent Byran debt that’s been incurred,” Fowler ate the information,” Fowler said. Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 52/32 Many residents felt left out of the Durtschi said he is hopeful the 11/12 Millet. said. as of Nov. 8, 2005, were as fol- David Durtschi and Gary Fowler planning of the sewer proposal. Council incumbent Nando Melli new leaders will be successful. lows: Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 50s “We should assign some commit- and lows in the low 30s. were elected to the town council. Jr. lost in the council race, as did “Thanks to all the voters for the Sagebrush — Low Durtschi said community involve- tees for different areas,” he said. Pat Valdez. Melli said he’s “feel- support and we’ll try really hard not Ragweed — Extra Low ment in town issues was a key “For example, one of the concerns ing pretty good” about coming in a to let them down,” Durtschi said. Mold — High improvement he hoped to foster. is that the town needs beautifica- close third. “And to keep them informed.” Sun 53/38 Subscriber Service 11/13 Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the If you haven’t received low 50s and lows in the upper 30s. Man loses life in SR-112 head-on collision your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content please call 882-0050 and our cus- Service by Jesse Fruhwirth ed and we’re not looking at it for tomer representative will assist STAFF WRITER any charges,” Newkirk said. you. Customer service hours on A fatal accident occurred last Both men involved in the colli- Tuesday and Thursday nights Thursday on SR-112 near the turn- sion were driving trucks. are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 off for the Utah Industrial Depot. “The vehicle Mr. Butler was driv- Witnesses say the man died after ing was a compact Toyota pickup his vehicle crossed into oncoming truck,” Newkirk said. “The other traffic and collided with another vehicle [driven by Gurling] was a vehicle. The other driver was treat- large, full-size Dodge pickup truck. ed for injuries at Mountain West I don’t know if that was the only Medical Center. reason for the death or if there Grantsville resident Raddie were other circumstances.” Butler, 55, was pronounced dead Newkirk said as yet there is no at the scene shortly after the 3:30 indication that drugs, alcohol or p.m. accident. excessive speed played a roll in the Lt. Steve Newkirk of the Tooele accident. Police Department said charges “There’s nothing to indicate are not likely to be filed against there was alcohol involved at this any of the drivers who survived the time,” Newkirk said. “We haven’t accident. got the results back yet as far as “There was a non-contact vehicle the investigation into the speed but that had pulled out of the industrial depot and was in the acceleration it didn’t appear that excess speed lane when Mr. Butler was going had anything to do with it.” around him,” Newkirk said. “The Newkirk said several beer cans acceleration lane ended, which were seen around the accident caused Mr. Butler to cross over but there was no indication that into the oncoming traffic.” their contents had been consumed Charles Gurling, 21 of Tooele, recently. was driving westbound when He said a routine toxicology Butler crossed over and caused the check is being conducted to con- An expired dilute nerve agent calibration standard was discovered last head-on collision. The driver of the clusively determine if drug or alco- week at the Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System in Rush Valley. vehicle that reportedly pulled in photography / Troy Boman hol use may have caused the col- front of Butler is unknown. Grantsville resident Raddie Butler, 50, died last Thursday when his lision. Audit identifies missing “That vehicle has not been locat- pickup truck collided head-on with another vehicle on SR-112. e-mail: [email protected] The four positions on the Lake percent of Stockton voters had their said. “It was a nice way for them Turnout Point Improvement District were say on the sewer issue and their new to go too — that everything went filled by Ken Child (106 votes), Cory mayor (See related story on A2). smoothly.” nerve agent calibrations continued from page A1 Cook (118 votes), Todd May (119 Tooele City voters turned out more An expired dilute nerve agent the air for potential agent con- For town board, Dana Gardner votes) and Rick Thompson (112 than last year — at 33 percent (See Tooele calibration standard was discov- tamination. won a 2-year spot with 90 votes, votes). Jim Willes was close behind related story on A1). In Grantsville, ered missing Thursday during “While the contents of the vial Dave Lore obtained a four-year spot with 94 votes. 42 percent showed up (See related a routine inventory audit by pose no threat to the public or with 71 votes, and Allan Anderton The Proposition passed, 96 to 47, story on A1). In contrast, a miniscule quality assurance personnel at workers, this situation is unac- won another four-year spot with which means a tax increase to be 10 percent voted in Stansbury (See “We Are Your Neighborhood the Chemical Agent Munitions ceptable,” said Col. Raymond T. 56 votes. Write-in Lacy Burrows used for the cemetery and park. related story on A3). Family Theatre” Disposal System (CAMDS) facil- Van Pelt, commander, Deseret failed to obtain her seat, though she “The proposal was to make a per- “I think that was your flouride 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ity. Chemical Depot. “I have asked received 41 votes. There were three centage tax,” said Marta Wood, elec- issue that got people out [in Tooele (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 other write-ins for town council and tion judge, “rather than a fixed-rate City],” county clerk Marilyn Gillette Tickets are now available online An immediate internal inves- the Chemical Materials Agency at www.movieswest.com each received three votes. per household, which was about said. tigation was initiated when the to assist in the investigation and th th audit identified that one of the help us refine accountability “The judge had to write in all the $2.80 per household ... it actually After a long evening count- Nov. 4 – 10 names for the write-ins,” McAttee increased to $6.90 per household ing votes that ended at 10:15 p.m. Open at Noon on Friday, controlled calibration standard procedures.” th vials was not returned to the Since the 1970s, the CAMDS said, “and there were a lot of spoiled which would expedite the finishing Gillette said while things went well, November 4 CAMDS laboratory. facility has developed personal ballots. We did have 101 voters turn- of the park for the children in two they were just happy to go home. * out. We have 295 registered.” years rather than 10 years and also This will be the last year that vot- Chicken Little The 1.25 inch-long glass vial protective ensembles, monitor- Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 the beautification and upkeep of the ers use punch cards. contained less than 2 ml of dilut- ing systems, processing equip- Vernon Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 ed GB nerve agent. The agent ment and procedures currently Re-elected Vernon Mayor Richard cemetery.” “Next year we’ll have the new Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 (G) Shumway said there aren’t really any In larger communities, over 46 electronic voting machines,” Gillette concentration in the sample in use by other chemical agent * poses no health risk from poten- destruction facilities across the issues in Vernon’s election, although Dreamer tial exposure, according to a United Sates. CAMDS is located he looks forward to moving the Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 press release. Dilute standard approximately 1.5 miles south water district forward. Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) vials are routinely used to cali- of the Tooele Chemical Agent Still, 54 percent of Vernon’s 159 Chicken brate equipment which monitor Disposal Facility (TOCDF). registered voters had their say — and not a single candidate campaigned. Kabob Wallace & Gromit “People know you and they’re $ 49 Dly: 7:00 pretty aware and they make their Sat: 2:20, 7:00 6 Sun: 2:20, 7:00 (G) �� choices — it’s a little bit different in Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! �� a small town,” Shumway said. Pork Kabob Doom Shumway received 47 votes, $ 95 Dly: 4:30, 9:15 �� which gave him the victory over �� Greek Food Special 5 Sat: 12:10, 4:30, 9:15 �� Dennis Clark who received 36 votes. (R) � Includes: 2 kabob sticks, Sun: 12:10, 4:30 �� He had previously served for three rice & pita bread �� years as mayor. Work & the Glory 2 �� Incumbents also filled Vernon’s Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:10 �� town council positions. Douglas Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:10 �� Anderson won with 62 votes and Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 (PG-13) �� Marjorie Thomas won with 53 votes. * �� Runners up Nicky Higgins and Legend of Zorro �� Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� Tammy Rigby each had 27 votes. �� Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� Lake Point (PG) �� Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 �� In Lakepoint, just under 27 per- 1/2 lb. Double Cheeseburger Combo �� cent registered turned out to vote. * �� Gods Army 2 �� Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� $ 49 (PG-13) �� w/fries & a Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 �� Med. 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Rod Thompson netted representing them well in the 129 votes. est state in America.” CORRESPONDENT One of two spots in the next four years.” Record was A total of 318 votes were The governor thanked Carlisle Stansbury Recreation Service unavailable for comment. counted with seven provisional dignitaries for selecting Tooele as Agency was too close to call Winners of the two trustee ballots yet to be certified, an the location for their facility. “I am with two votes separating Don positions on the Stansbury Park election judge said. The votes very proud of what you are going Deavila and Scott Totman, and Improvement District were represent roughly 10 percent to do; I congratulate you on your seven provisional ballots wait- Thomas F. Parker with 228 votes of the registered voters in work.” ing for verification from Tooele and J. Robert Shields with 222 Stansbury Park. “We live in a very flat world.” County. He said communities are trying to Totman garnered 183 votes attract capital and jobs. “We appre- with Don Deavila taking 181 ciate what you are doing, and we votes. But the other spot was �� commend you for it,” he said. “We handily won by John O’Donnell really do genuinely thank you for � �� who received 208 votes in the being here.” Nov. 8 election. When asked why Carlisle “I’m delighted, I’m just delight- chose Tooele for their plant, Tom ed,” O’Donnell said of the win. “I Timmerman, Carlisle’s vice presi- think it sets a new tone for the dent of manufacturing operations, Stansbury area.” O’Donnell said said it came down to the “intan- Utah Governor Jon Huntsman and officials of Carlisle SynTec he wants to see the board be gibles.” Incorporated cut the ribbon to officially launch the Carlisle’s Tooele “open, accessible and account- �� The company scouted Reno, facility during a grand opening celebration Nov. 4. The new facil- able.” Nev., Kingman, Ariz., and the Salt ity positions Carlisle as the first major roofing manufacturer with a In the Greenbelt Service Area Lake City area for possible facil- Thermoplastic roofing membrane plant in the western United States. �� incumbent Randall Jones won ity locations. After deciding they The plant will also warehouse other Carlisle products. one of the two slots with a vote �� wanted to settle in the Salt Lake of 196. The second slot was City area they met with Tooele City thanked the vendors in attendance in the South and West because of �� won by Debbie Record with 188 officials and were impressed by the at the open house and explained its durability and white, reflective �� votes. “attitude displayed,” he said. the history of Carlisle SynTech and quality. Wayne J. Nielson received 114 �� While interviewing for manage- the Sure-Weld Thermoplastic roof- Dignitaries attending the open % votes and 92 votes were cast for ment positions, potential employees ing membrane to be produced at house were treated to a live orches- �� Willie Jaramillo. told company officials, “You won’t the facility. tra, appetizers and a buffet dinner. “I hope it means people think �� be disappointed with the people. The company is currently enjoy- Following the ribbon cutting cer- �� I represent them well,” Jones You won’t find a better work force,” ing an 11 percent yearly growth, emony, visitors were given a dem- �� he said. onstration of the product and a tour 10�� Timmerman said. He added, “We �� haven’t been disappointed one bit.” The roofing membrane is the of the facility. “product of the current as well as of Commenting on the new busi- �� Timmerman said “we feel we �� have some of the best employees,” the future,” Shears said. The rubber- ness and an expected influx of There’s a Better adding “We’re just glad to be here.” ized sheeting is produced primar- jobs Tooele City Councilman Steve �� Nick Shears, Carlisle’s vice presi- ily for commercial businesses, and Bevan, said, “this is exactly what Way to �� dent of manufacturing operations, is becoming increasingly popular the government is supposed to do.” Get the �� Word �� desert land on the Skull Valley we are raising that PFS has to �� PFS Reservation would provide the clear for Skull Valley to ever Out. �� continued from page A1 tribe with employment opportu- become a reality.” nities, private health care, edu- In a press release, Hatch said �� craft do not pose credible haz- cation, housing, a cultural center he received a letter he requested �� ards to the facility. and compensation, according to from Energy Secretary Samuel �� Legal wrangling and debates information published by PFS. Bodman stating that PFS is Put it on our about the proposed facility have Utah’s legislators and the not part of the Department of “Doings” pages! been ongoing since 1997. governor’s office have stepped Energy’s overall strategy for the Notices of special events for charitable In a meeting Tuesday, Utah up efforts recently to kill PFS’s management of spent nuclear organizations, civic clubs, non-proﬁt Sen. Orrin Hatch met with repre- plan to store radioactive waste fuel and high-level radioactive organizations, etc. sentatives from Xcel Energy, the in Skull Valley. waste. majority owner of PFS. Hatch 882-0050 On May 23, 2000, the Tooele “When you combine the [email protected] tried to convince Excel Energy County Commission approved BLM’s actions with the secretary CEO Dick Kelly and President an agreement with PFS obligat- of energy’s letter, it’s clear the Paul Bonavia that the Skull ing PFS to pay the county a administration is on our side,” TOOELETRANSCRIPT Valley site should be scrapped BULLETIN pre-operational fee of $5,000 per Hatch said. “Let’s face it, if the �� in favor of much better alterna- month to study the impact of administration really wanted tives that would have the sup- the project, plan for proposed PFS to be built, there would be port of the federal government. needs of the facility, assess the bulldozers out there right now. Hatch’s office reports that the impact on the county’s existing I am grateful the BLM and the talks were successful. “When resources and respond to the administration are working with you’re a utility, and you’re mov- public’s concerns. me to make sure that nuclear ing upstream against the future Information published on the waste never makes a home in chairman of the Senate Finance PFS Web site show that Tooele Utah.” Committee and the administra- DRAIN AND County would benefit from the Glenn Carpenter, manager of tion, you know it’s time to take a project with compensation for BLM’s Salt Lake field office, indi- very critical look at where you’re cated in recent media reports heading,” Kelly said. “Sen. Hatch administrative costs the county was very convincing.” would incur before the facility is that there is a moratorium on Xcel Energy is the majority operational, fees per cask during land-use planning for the Skull REFILL COOLANT! 33.7 percent shareholder and the facility operation (up to 4,000 Valley area. The moratorium majority partner of PFS. Each casks), emergency response forbids BLM land-use planning of the other seven PFS part- training and support, and other until the Air Force completes ners is less than a 12 percent benefits. a study of resources in Skull �� shareholder. “Xcel Energy is Last week, Hatch warned the Valley under the flight route the 800-pound gorilla for Skull NRC that the law prohibits issu- to the Utah Test and Training �� Valley”, Hatch said. “So that is ing a nuclear fuel storage license Range. where I’m focusing my energy to PFS without the Bureau of Martin said these reports are �� and attention for now, and we’re Land Management’s (BLM) not new developments, and PFS making a great headway.” approval. BLM alerted the NRC is waiting for the permits to be “It’s been a long, drawn-out in a recent letter that the bureau signed so the facility can built. process,” said Sue Martin, attor- will not grant its approval until “Back in 1997 we were told that ney for PFS. “There has been its concerns are met. it would take about four years a lot of expert testimony as to “I appreciate the BLM’s deci- before we would know if the the safety of the project. We just sion to follow the law,” Hatch facility could be built,” she said. didn’t win three out of every said. “This has jammed the NRC, In order for the facility to $ 95 four arguments — experts have and the BLM has sent a clear sig- operate, a rail line would be ruled 100 percent favorably for nal of more obstacles to come. built from the Skunk Ridge area us on safety issues,” she said. This is just one of the many to the reservation. The lease of 820 acres of administrative and legal hurdles e-mail: [email protected] 49 Deseret Morning News govern- amended charter when it sent out Charter ment reporter Joe Liddell wrote the latest water bills. He said the continued from page A1 opinion pieces and spent several city never did present the other hours discussing the charter with side for voters. “I’m thrilled about the charter,” city council members. He object- “We’ll have to live with it,” he said Councilman Mike Johnson. ed strongly to the way it was said. “I’m a bit surprised that it was so rewritten and said that changes A few publicly argued that the �� close. I think that voters saw a lot to the charter were made hap- of the minor changes and were hazardly. Tuesday night he said new charter would give the city �� % reluctant, but if it hadn’t passed that the city pulled a little trick council more power than it had we would have put it back on the by urging voters to vote for the with the old charter. �� ballot.” e-mail: [email protected] Dunlavy said that if the charter had not passed the city would be 10 in violation of its own charter. Some items in the charter were any service item or repair obsolete such as Tooele police- �� men being required to live within �� city limits. There was also con- �� flict with the appeal process with �� the planning commission. “If someone wants to appeal �� a decision by the planning com- �� mission that would go to the city council, but according to the old �� charter two members of the plan- �� ning commission had to be mem- �� bers of the city council,” he said. �� Dunlavy, Tooele’s next mayor, �� 882-7000 said that many hours had been �� spent refining the city charter �� during the past two years and that �� amending the charter was the �� 882-2000 only way to go. Those opposed to the amended city charter felt the council had not studied the matter thorough- Main St, Tooele • theblueQ.com ly. �� Tooele resident and former A4 TUESDAY November 8, 2005

cent) and a close elec- Tooele David McCall tion. continued from page A1 ended up D u n l a v y with 1914 was pleased Councilman Steve Bevan in the race votes (22.94 with the 31 for the top post. He tallied 2,465 percent). percent voter votes (54.83 percent) compared to “I’m grati- turnout for Bevan’s 2031 (45.17 percent.) fied to win the general “I appreciate the support and and thankful election. He promise to work hard for the City of for the sup- said about six Tooele,” Dunlavy said after he had port,” Hansen months ago Scott Wardle received hugs and congratulations said. “I think he and his John Hansen from his wife Pam and children my experi- family started Lisa, Patrick, Kasey and Kenzie. ence was a big key.” Hansen said to talk about Meanwhile, Scott Wardle and both candidates for mayor were him seeking the office of mayor. John Hansen prevailed in the race strong and he would feel comfort- “I’ve worked in city government to fill two open spots on the Tooele able working with either Dunlavy for a long time and felt the time was City Council. or Bevan. He said he was some- right to run for mayor,” Dunlavy “I feel honored and humbled and what surprised that the vote for city said. fortunate that so many people would council was so close. Incumbent Redmond said he place their trust in me,” Wardle Dunlavy said it would be hard to would not do anything different as said. The council newcomer said find big differences between him far a campaigning for a second term he worked hard to meet Tooele’s and Bevan. He said Bevan seemed on the Tooele City Council. voters. to focus more on the water situation “I knew it would be very close “I knocked on 700 doors and during meet-the-candidates forums and I want to thank everybody for made 800 phone calls,” he said. while he made public safety a top their support. It has been a pleasure Wardle sprinted hard to the fin- priority. to serve on the city council for ish line and ended up collecting the “I’m a little disappointed with the last four years. Two very good most votes in a tight race among the outcome,” Bevan said. “I will men have been elected to the city strong candidates. Even the fourth- continue to push for the issues I council.” place candidate ended up with 23 mentioned during my campaign. I Tooele City Council will hold a percent of the vote. believe I can do a lot of good things special meeting next Tuesday to Wardle came out on top with for the city as a member of the certify the election. City Council 2,271 votes (27.21 percent) fol- council.” Bevan seemed to win over Chairman Mike Johnson has been lowed by John Hansen at 2,149 many voters with his campaign to acting as mayor, but Dunlavy will votes (25.75 percent). But the next bring a little more “common sense” be sworn into office soon after the two candidates were not far behind. to Tooele City government. He indi- election is certified, perhaps at city �� Incumbent Doug Redmond finished cated that two lifelong residents of council meeting next Wednesday. third with 2,011 votes (24.10 per- Tooele running for mayor made for e-mail: [email protected]

amazing. I am loans from �� Grantsville ecstatic, but I Key Bank. continued from page A1 have to admit Following I am surprised Tuesday recount. at the num- night’s elec- “I have no idea if absentee votes ber of votes I tion, Mayor �� will make any difference in the race,” received.” Byron Matthews said Tuesday night. “I’m Although Anderson �� somewhat disappointed that I didn’t this year’s stated he was �� win, but that’s the way things go. I’m campaign was appalled at happy for the experience I had on Marshall’s Brent Marshall the mudsling- �� the city council for a year and for first try as ing involved Paul Rupp the two years I served on the city’s an elected official, he served as a in this year’s �� Planning and Zoning Commission Grantsville Volunteer firefighter for campaign. before that. I probably won’t run for 22 years and is currently a captain of “Our town has never seen any- �� politics again, but the experience I that group. He is a past Grantsville thing like this before,” B. Anderson have gained from serving the people Fire Chief, and Marshall also served stated. “I think the fact that this type �� of Grantsville has been worthwhile.” as president of the Utah State of mudslinging will not be toler- Rupp, who did not know he had Firemen’s Association. Additionally, ated in Grantsville was made clear in won by nine votes until contacted the new councilman has logged 32 tonight’s election.” by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin years as a volunteer with the Tooele When mayoral candidate Craig around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, said he County Livestock Show and was also Anderson was contacted by the �� was “surprised” that the voting was once president of that group. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin on the as close as it was. Mudslinging in mayoral race date the letter concerning the law- “But I’m happy that it looks like I Mudslinging became a part of suit started circulating, he said he will stay on the council,” he added. Grantsville’s 2005 mayoral race about knew nothing about the letter. And Councilman Rupp said he would a month ago when an unsigned letter C. Anderson reiterated Tuesday like to continue his duties of working was posted in businesses and cir- night that he had nothing to do with on the restoration of the J. Reuben culated around the city stating that the letter. Clark Farm, which the city recently Grantsville City would face a multi- “I was not a mudslinger,” C. purchased. million dollar federal lawsuit accus- Anderson said. “I do not condone “I also want to ensure that ing the city, police department, chief mudslinging, but I could not stop Grantsville is careful about the of police and other police officers of it. Whether (the letter) hurt me or growth of the community and that violating the Racketeer Influenced not, I don’t know — but it was not we don’t ever get the attitude of just and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) my letter.” trying to get as many businesses as Act. Anderson said he could not possible into the city,” he said. “The That lawsuit was filed a couple of comment on whether he believes comments I hear from the public is weeks ago in the U.S. Federal Court Grantsville City, Police Chief Dan Dr. Chandramouli is now that most of us want Grantsville to in Salt Lake City by plaintiff Dennis Johnson and other Grantsville law remain a rural community. Grantsville McBride, a Grantsville resident. enforcement officials have violated caring for patients in Tooele County is going to grow and there are some Among other complaints, the RICO act “because I am a witness things that we will have no choice McBride said he has been harassed in the case.” who are confronting cancer. over — but at the same time we must by Grantsville Police. His suit also C. Anderson added, “I have no be diligent in making sure that the states that McBride’s estranged wife other comment on the police depart- city grows in the way it should.” and her business partner have forged ment.” Brent Marshall, the top vote-get- his names on documents to obtain Mayor Anderson said that in addi- ter for the city council, said, “This is tion to the mudslinging, he has lost hundreds of dollars worth of campaign signs. Anderson said he ini- tially purchased 160 political signs, but most of them have been stolen or destroyed. “I drove around the city today and I could only find 20 of my signs still standing,” he said Tuesday. Police were called by a citizen last week who reported that McBride had been seen taking down one of Mayor Anderson’s signs. A police officer pulled McBride’s vehicle over and was given permission to search the trunk. The mayor’s sign was found in McBride’s vehicle. McBride was cited with theft and unlawful removal or defacing of political advertising, a class B misdemeanor. Mayor Anderson jokingly stated Nitin B. Chandramouli, MD Tuesday night, “I want to thank all � �� those who stole my signs. At least I � �� won’t have to go and pick them all � �� up tomorrow.” � �� Concerning his re-election as the � �� city’s top boss, Mayor Anderson said he’s happy the people “ferreted � �� out the truth” in the mudslinging � �� campaign launched against him, � �� the police department and others. � �� The mayor said he has the utmost respect and trust in Police Chief Dan Utah Cancer Specialists Johnson and the entire Grantsville � Police Department. � �� And, according to Mayor � �� Anderson, attorneys who will rep- � �� resent Grantsville City in the federal � �� lawsuit have told him there is a “very, � �� very good chance that this frivolous � �� lawsuit will be thrown out of court before it ever goes to trial.” “I’m ready to go for another four 196 East 2000 North, Suite 107, Tooele years,” a jubilant Mayor Anderson said following last night’s election. 435.843.3678 www.utahcancer.com “I’m happy that so many people in Grantsville showed their trust in me to lead this city for another four years.” e-mail: [email protected] �� Super Crossword Answers on A5 TUESDAY November 8, 2005 A5 True character shined in challenging life Famous comic at Tracks Fresh off the Tonight Show with he crowd look after Rad. from her home in Arkansas for the also his parents will express their Jay Leno, Comedian Jeff Burghart spread Farrell and his wife Martha deer hunt. deepest appreciation for the mark will appear this Wednesday, Nov. Tinto promised Bill they would take Geri, who is 10 years older the aunt and uncle left on Rad, as 9, at 9 p.m. at Tracks Brewing Co. the overflow care of all his children. In addi- than Rad, said she had a “feeling” well as on Bill and Evelyn’s other in Tooele. section of the tion to Raddie, there was Roger, when she came to Utah this year children. Burghart has been seen on many Grantsville Billie, Floyd, Bruce, Jesse, Joyce that she needed to spend a lot of John Hislop compared Raddie’s stages throughout the land and pos- West Stake and Geri. The task Farrell and time with her brothers. She went life to an orange. “If you squeeze an sesses the rare capacity to captivate Center of the Martha willingly took on was not camping with them but didn’t take orange,” Hislop said, “you are going a crowd in seconds and keep them LDS Church easy. They had seven children of much food for herself. But Raddie to get orange juice. No matter who with his signature blends of charac- Monday as old their own. While some of Raddie’s showed up with a whole cooler of squeezes the orange, or how hard ters, impressions and sarcastic wit. Burghart attended the University and young alike older brothers and his sister were food and drinks just for her. the orange is squeezed, you are came to pay of Houston, where he won “The Mary Ruth on their own before their parents’ “He was always so thoughtful,” going to get orange juice.” final respects death, some of the others, includ- Geri said. “While I was here, we Funniest Person in Houston” con- Hammond Hislop continued, “A person to Raddie Lyle ing Raddie, moved into Farrell and went over to the Benson Grist test and the rest is history. Jeff Burghart CORRESPONDENT shows his true character when he Butler. Martha’s home. Mill and I found a quilt I wanted. I His other TV appearances include is squeezed and put under pres- Raddie, 50, Wayne Butler, the oldest of didn’t have any cash or my credit Comedy Central, the BET Network, lunacy with an energetic style and sure. But even when Raddie was had worked From The Farrell and Martha’s children said, card with me. I asked the owner if and the MDA Telethon where Jerry an acerbic twist that is distinctively as a custodian Heart “There were 11 of us living in a she would take a check and Raddie squeezed, only one thing came out Lewis proclaimed him “...one of the his own. for 24 years in three-bedroom pioneer house. We said, ‘Here, let me pay for it and — and that one thing was true, craziest people I’ve ever seen in Tickets are on sale now and at Grantsville schools. He died Friday were definitely ‘close.’” you can write me a check.’” pure love.” my whole life!” Audiences applaud the door at Tracks 1641 No. Main in in a vehicle accident on state Route With emotion, Wayne added, “We Geri wrote the check to her e-mail: [email protected] as he lampoons life’s acceptable Tooele or by calling 435-882-4040 . 112. Students from Grantsville High loved our cousins, and we all loved brother — but he never cashed it. as well as the junior high were Raddie. If there was one word to Raddie had planned to fly to erosion and released an hour early on Nov. 7, describe Raddie it was ‘special.’” Arkansas this coming Thanksgiving 2005 to attend Raddie’s funeral. Raddie was a man who didn’t to spend some time with Geri — adhesive “Raddie — there was only one talk a whole lot, but Wayne whose husband died two months Paintings by Raddie,” said John Hislop, Scout explained that Raddie’s way of ago. Mike Bernard Master of the Grantsville 4th Ward showing someone he cared was “I called Raddie the afternoon Artist Reception: Nov. 11th 6 - 9 P.M. where Raddie served as his assis- to tease them. He graduated he died in the accident to ask Exhibit November 11th - December 10th tant. “You only had to say ‘Raddie’ from Trade Tech (now Salt Lake which date he wanted me to book and everyone knew who you were Community College) in auto body for his plane tickets,” Geri said. gallery hours: tues - fri 10 - 6 / sat 11 - 4 talking about.” work. He served a mission in “There was no answer. I then called tele: 435.833.9010 What a great influence Raddie Calgary, Canada. And at the time of (another brother) Billy and he said, presented by: had on the lives of others — but his death, Raddie was restoring a ‘Well … I was just going to call you. • gallery his life could have taken an entirely Model “A” vehicle and also building We have bad news.” m - e • custom framing different route — for he definitely a family cabin at White Rock in the Bishop Kevin Walters of the style • interior design consultation faced many adversities. His mother Stansbury Mountains. Grantsville Fourth Ward stated that Evelyn was told by doctors that Wayne talked about the yearning all of us have more friends “on the 5 north main street • tooele, utah 84074 she shouldn’t have more babies Rad had to have a wife. Wayne’s other side of the veil than we do on after she delivered her seventh wife Jeannine and others always earth.” The bishop added that when Open late Friday night during the artist reception! child. But Evelyn went on to have played Cupid to find a companion we meet our friends in heaven, our 10 children, with Raddie being the for Rad, “but it just wasn’t meant rejoicing there will be far greater youngest. to be.” than any rejoicing we ever had in “He was born with a defective Laughing, Wayne told of a time greeting friends and loved ones heart,” Raddie’s sister, Geraldine not long ago when he was driving here. (Geri) Flanary explained. “He down Grantsville’s Main Street and “I know Raddie had a great had a hole in his heart and when saw Rad’s truck in front of him. reunion last week with those on ALT AKE ALLEY he became upset or agitated as a “It looked like a lady was sitting the other side of the veil,” Bishop SSALT LLAKE VVALLEY child, he turned blue.” next to him,” Wayne said. “I got Walters said. “He was just driving While he was still very young, right behind his truck and thought, to Tooele, and the next thing he Raddie had heart surgery. Even ‘hmm … she’s a brunette.” knew, he was reunited with his par- though doctors and his family were But as Wayne looked a little ents, brothers, a nephew (who died afraid he’d never survive, Raddie closer, he saw the “lady” was actu- this past spring) and other loved had no surgical complications. ally Raddie’s dog, Tillie. “He often ones. What a glorious occasion.” “There were also other times took Tillie for a ride,” Wayne said. Grantsville West Stake President when Raddie could have died,” Each Christmas morning Rad Glenn Orgill talked about the Geri explained. “He once had over would go to Wayne and Jeannine’s. “mark” we all leave on others. 200 stitches due to a work-acci- “Raddie would always come early “I wonder if on June 30, 1955, dent. Then he and Bob (a cousin) and stay late,” Wayne said. “He had Raddie’s parents knew how great rolled a vehicle and Raddie was a hard life living alone.” a mark their baby son would leave pinned underneath. That’s why he But in reality, Raddie was never on the life of those he loved?, Orgill walked with a limp.” really alone. He always lived next asked. “Raddie left a mark on all Raddie was very young when door to his Uncle Farrell and Aunt of us and that mark will live on his mother died. A couple of years Martha. He often when hunting forever.” later, his father, Bill, had a massive and fishing with his brothers and President Orgill promised Farrell heart attack. Before his death, Bill cousins. And this past year, even and Martha Butler that the day will asked his brother, Farrell Butler, to his sister Geri came back to Utah come when not only Raddie, but

both for and against fluoridation fluoridation product used across Fluoride sprung up around the city. Letters the country. continued from page A1 to the editor regarding the initiative Critics of fluoridation said it’s flooded the opinion section of this useless in helping teeth — some ridation. newspaper, burying discussion of claimed it makes teeth worse — “I’m just sad that Tooele is not any other issue for weeks. and accused the water additive of going to benefit from fluoridated Proponents of fluoridation held causing bone cancer, arthritis, hip water,” he said. “They don’t realize strong to the view held by the major- fractures, Alzheimer’s disease and what they’re missing.” ity of the health organizations that a whole host of other health prob- Voters rejected fluoride by a fluoride strengthens and prevents lems. wider margin than they did in the cavities. Few scientists, and no Some studies have shown links 1999 election; 66 percent voted state or federal government agen- between fluoride and various down fluoridation in this election, cies have advised against water flu- health conditions. National reviews while 64 percent opposed it in the oridation. The Centers for Disease of the studies regarding fluoride, past. Control and Prevention has listed most prominently by the National “Our rationale [in putting fluoride community water fluoridation as Academy of Sciences in 1994, con- on the ballot again this year] was one of the 10 greatest public health cluded the research strongly sup- that Tooele has changed since the achievements of the century. ported fluoridation’s safety and last time it was voted on,” Tooele Many critics said the government effectiveness. The Academy is City Councilman John Hansen said and the dental industry have failed scheduled to publish another review at an October meeting. to adequately assess new data that in February 2006. Voters in newer parts of Tooele shows fluoride is not as effective as e-mail: [email protected] did favor fluoride slightly more than once thought. the rest of the city, but the oppo- Dr. William sition was overwhelming in most Hirzy, vice Super Crossword Answers precincts. Overlake voted for fluori- president of dation more readily than any other the National precinct, but even there only 51 Treasury percent were in favor. Employees Fluoridation was opposed by Union Chapter Available interest rates low as 0% 54 percent in precinct three, the 280 and a southeast corner of Tooele where chemist at the for select models for a full 60 mos. voter turnout was highest in the Environmental city. Precinct 13 around Tooele High Protection GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT • NO CREDIT... School also had high turnout at Agency, said 44 percent. Proposition one was the government Get Approved NOW --Apply online at www.saltlakevalleygmc.com defeated resoundingly there with has “toxic pork 75 percent of voters opposing fluo- issues to deal ridation. with.” He said The central city neighborhood of the fertilizer SALT LAKE VALLEY precinct five voted against fluoride industry profits by a whopping 84 percent, the wid- from selling 725 West 3300 South • Salt Lake est margin citywide. hydrofluoro- The controversial ballot initiative silic acid — the Mike Garrard 1-800-933-5027 sparked a heated debate. Yard signs most popular Ted Gressman Mike Fonger *66 Mos., 66K mi., lease payment plus tax, only $3,958 due at signing OAC ��

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Right to know in peril Since 1992, Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act has protected the public’s ability to hold government officials accountable. The genius behind GRAMA was that it presumed all records, regardless of the medium on which they were recorded, belonged in the public domain. It was up to the government to prove that records needed to be kept out of view. But there are proposals being discussed on Capitol Hill that would undermine GRAMA’s mission. The GRAMA Task Force is considering legislation that would make it easier for government agencies and officials to deprive the public of information that is now in the public domain. One proposal, crafted in response to the question of whether e-mail is covered under GRAMA, would define government records as those documents prepared in connection with public business. It would restrict access to documents prepared by officials and their staff as part of the “deliberative process.” In other words, the public would only be entitled to see the final result of a government action and not know how their elected officials made the decision. Without being able to see those records, it would be hard to know if officials and representatives are acting in the public’s interest or if they are helping well-heeled special interests. The task force is also debating whether to let people ask for records in different forms. For example, if someone asks for a list of all sexual assaults committed in the state, a government official could refuse the request because the information is already contained in a more comprehensive report on crime. In this day and age of digital information, extracting information isn’t an undue burden. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Another proposal would allow government to charge different fees for public documents based on who is requesting them or what they intend to use them for. Slow pokes ‘obeying law’ Bangerter Highway Lite? Skeleton theft upsetting The stated goal is to keep database companies from using public records for profit, Editor: Editor: Editor: but it undermines a principle in GRAMA that the records belong to the public, and If the left lane is not for “slow pokes,” The new SR-36 certainly is nice and less I would like to address this to the person that people shouldn’t have to explain why they want a record. We already pay for then the road is not for those who cannot frustrating to drive on. Now that it is com- or persons who took my Halloween skel- the records, so why should people have to pay again? obey the speed limits. It’s funny to me to plete, though, we should think about nam- eton from my yard. Thanks a lot. I didn’t There are also plans to declare things such as names and addresses private think my husband had it right. Before the ing our fair highway, to which end I have a put it out for you to take. My grandkids and records. This will make it hard to look up information in the public record, such as SR-36 project was even finished, he said couple of suggestions. friends like my yard on the holidays. I’m so real estate holdings. The idea is to protect people from identity theft, but identity this would be the problem. Posted speed With all the stop lights and low speed upset that someone would do that. I hope thieves are not going to use public records, where there’s a trail leading right back limits mean nothing to our society today. limit, it reminds me of Bangerter Highway. you can sleep at night and I’m sure you will to who asked for the information. It’s far easier to go sifting through garbage cans I work in Stansbury Park and drive on So how about Bangerter Highway Jr., or have to answer to the big man up there. than to ask for government records. SR-36 every day. I have tried to obey the Bangerter Highway Lite. Linda Deyo The founding fathers realized that a democratic republic wouldn’t succeed with- posted speed limits and have been very If we focus just on the low speed limit Erda out a free flow of information. If the people couldn’t find out what their government proud of myself for this. It seems foolish to that has been posted on such a fine high- was doing, they wouldn’t be able to carry out their duties and call it into account. me that people should be in such a hurry. way, how about SRG-36, i.e. State Revenue A tuba player? Good grief GRAMA has helped Utahns fulfill that duty while balancing the basic need for pri- I am surprised by the number of people Generator-36. I guess the state wants to Editor: vacy. There is also little, if any, evidence that GRAMA is being abused. If there are who are moving at over 60 miles per hour recoup some of the money it spent on the I find it almost an insult that when a abuses, the abuser, not the record, should be punished. when the speed limit has been posted at 50 highway. major project such as the finishing of SR-36 We urge you to contact your legislator and demand that they preserve the public’s mph between the hospital and Stansbury. I Rex Ward and a ribbon cutting to signify its comple- right to know. am afraid that those “slow pokes” (includ- Tooele tion is held; the picture that is published ing myself) are being punished for trying commemorating this event is that of a tuba ANOTHER VIEW to obey the laws of the land. Should we Scooter thieves brazen player. I admire the band and what they yield to those who are moving faster than Editor: have accomplished, but I notice that “every” ourselves? Sure. But ask yourself, is arriv- Attention parents: On Saturday, Oct. 29, business that opens its doors in Tooele ing alive more important than just arriving? my son had his scooter stolen from our gets better coverage than you accorded the Revamp Supreme Court Who likes a speeding ticket? front porch. I have a witness who says contractor, UDOT, or the CCT Committee. If it is time for Tooele to “wake up.” there were two young boys who were walk- Great Job! Why don’t you pay attention to the speed ing around and came up to the house, pon- Sharon W. Grgich nominating procedure limits?! Road rage is nothing but an excuse dered the thought and one of them took off Tooele for those who cannot control their need for with the scooter. warding but she was not forced out because speed. Why can’t we be patient and give To be honest it’s not really the scooter Political ad appalling Supreme of her lack of credentials. She had those who might be turning into neighbor- that bothers me the most, it’s the fact that Editor: Court seats hoods off SR-36 get to their turns without A to withdraw because the right wing it’s not like it was sitting in the grass next I am writing in response to an advertise- as the prize on harassment? Isn’t the moral “prior planning of the Republican party demanded a to the sidewalk left out. If it was I would ment printed in your paper Thursday Nov. a reality show prevents poor performance” a good rule? clear answer as to how she would vote place the responsibility on my son. 3, 2005 by Patrick Allred. I am curious as would likely result We might do well to think, is this person on the abortion issue. The problem I have is this boy had to to why anyone off the street can walk into in better justices turning soon? Presidents, be they Republican or walk into my yard and onto my porch your paper and pay for an advertisement than the current If you have no choice but to speed, Democrats, are political creatures. and pull out the scooter from behind that is pure slander toward another person? system. fine! But try and be considerate to those They exist to serve their constituen- some other thing in order to take it. If he The writers of your newspaper cannot print Get Donald who would like to obey the speed limits. Daniel Kline cies — not the nation as a whole is willing to do this now at such a young an article accusing people without having Trump, find 15 Intimidation for obeying the law is not the Guest Columnist — but the people who put them in age, what will he be able capable of in the merit or proof of those accusations. What or so distin- way to get to your destination. Remember, office. Because the president must future? Next it might be someone’s bike, makes it all right for Patrick Allred to do guished judges how do you feel when someone is tailgat- mollify these special interest groups, when he gets a little older it might be a car so? I am appalled! and run them through a gauntlet of ing you? Let’s try to enjoy the road we have it’s impossible for the chief executive ... who knows? The election in Grantsville City has made Constitution laden challenges. One now. Tooele is a great place to live, let’s to make a principled pick. So my fellow parents, if your son was me sick this year. If someone chooses to week the project would be “rule on not make it a place where driving becomes If we keep the current system of hanging out in the 300 West and 400 South run for a city office they should be able to whether it’s legal to discriminate by more hazardous than it already is. nominating justices we will never area Saturday and he happened to come do so on their own merits, not by bashing height on a junior varsity basketball Marnie Woodruff again have a great man serve on the home with a scooter that day, it’s mine. I the other candidates. Byron Anderson is team” and the next week it could be Tooele Supreme Court. Instead of towering hope that it will be returned to its rightful the most honest, trustworthy man I know. I “decide whether a 16-year-old has the legal giants who fiercely defend the owner soon. We have a description of the should know because I am his daughter. He right to get an abortion against one, Constitution, we’ll end up with party Anti-violence act in peril boy and his friend from a witness that I is the only candidate who is not out there but not both, of her parents’ wishes. hacks who have managed to carve out Editor: am going to give to the police. I would like dragging people’s names through the mud. It might not make for very compelling semi-distinguished careers devoid of Domestic Violence Awareness Month has to thank the witness for paying enough He is running on his own good merits. He television, but by the end of the show substance. just ended, but sadly the problem isn’t going attention and telling their parents. It was has not chosen to buy slanderous advertise- we would know a lot more about Having no opinion on major away. Throughout our community, women definitely the right thing to do and I am sin- ments. He has not gone around town steal- the candidates than we do after any issues, but quietly reassuring your and children face violence in their homes cerely grateful. ing signs of his competitors. He is not post- Congressional hearings. sponsor’s political base that you every day. Trisha Thomas ing letters in businesses accusing others of The current system simply doesn’t won’t stray from the reservation is Congress can do a lot to help by finishing Tooele being dishonest. He is letting the citizens work because the president lacks the its work on the Violence Against Women know the great things he has done for their power to push qualified nominees not the formula for a great justice. Act of 2005 (VAWA). First passed in 1994, city. People ask him why he is running for through the confirmation process. If the American people allow this to Bike riders pushing luck this law has dramatically improved our Editor: mayor after all of this and his answer is, “I That problem applies not only to the continue, our greatest legal document, nation’s response to violence by paying for I just drove up East Vine Street at 7 a.m. am doing it for the citizens of Grantsville!” current president, but nearly anyone the Constitution, becomes just a piece training for police, shelters and other ser- and encountered three youths (who were Byron Anderson has worked hard for who could occupy the Oval Office. of paper open to the same political vices for victims and more. not riding together) on bicycles. Each rode everything he has today. He spent over 30 With so many different special inter- maneuvering as everything and every- But funding for these essential programs on the left side of the road without benefit years working at Tooele Army Depot to ests in Congress applying their own one else in Washington. is now threatened. On Sept. 30, Congress of bicycle lights or reflectors. Add to this, provide a comfortable life for his family. He litmus tests, it’s simply impossible to The process of picking justices failed to reauthorize VAWA and it put future they were wearing dark clothes on a street is working as mayor of Grantsville City not nominate candidates who have ever must be depoliticized. Let an indepen- funding in jeopardy. with limited lighting as well as cars parked for the meager pay but because he wants had an opinion on anything. dent panel made up of judges, lawyers We need Congress to continue the essen- on the side of the street, which caused to make Grantsville a better place. If you The unfortunate mess involv- and other great minds name the new tial programs in VAWA and add important them to pull out directly in the car lane on think he gets anything extra for being on ing Harriet Miers’ resulted in her justices. Maybe, let the existing jus- initiatives to the law. Early versions offered occasion. other county and state committees — think withdrawing not because she lacked tices pick their new colleague. We no funding or support for the prevention Have the rules for riding bicycles again. That is something he is also doing to the ability to serve on the Court, must find a system that at least allows programs that can stop domestic violence changed? This seems like a disaster waiting make Grantsville a better place. If you think but because she might have taken a for the possibility of great men sitting before it begins, or to help children who are to happen. he is getting something out of the Wal-Mart position on abortion in the past that on the Court and get rid of one that affected by family violence. Donald Davis Distribution Center, you are wrong again. some conservatives dislike. Forget guarantees they won’t. The new version of VAWA passed by the that Miers may have changed her Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- Tooele House and Senate this year would fund SEE LETTERS ON A9 mind or might actually be an ethical er based in Connecticut. His book “50 initiatives to prevent domestic violence, enough person to not let her personal Things Every Guy Should Know How including mentoring and counseling pro- beliefs cloud her interpretation of to Do” will be released in April and grams for children who have witnessed the Constitution as it would relate to his blog can be viewed at www.thing- abuse and programs to teach boys to reject LETTER RULES whatever case lay in front of her. severyguy.com. He can be reached at violence. That is good news, but the House Miers may not have been qualified, [email protected]. and Senate passed different versions of the The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the bill and those differences need to be ham- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community mered out in a conference committee. of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual There is no time to waste. Please join me circumstances at the editor’s discretion. in urging Congress to finish its work on the All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long Violence Against Women Act of 2005. are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- April Tattersall A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 Director of Pathways Domestic Violence Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Shelter, 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 Tooele 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY November 8, 2005 A7 OBITUARIES

City, Utah: four daughters and it closed in 1971. He then trans- Funeral Homes and Crematory Raddie Lyle Butler Melvin T. Willis three sons-in-law, Jackie and ferred to Tooele Army Depot in in Alton. Services will be at 11 Bob Webb of Brighton, Donna Utah where he retired in May a.m. with burial to follow at Raddie Lyle Butler, 50, was Alton and Bill Hardin of Alton, Pat and 1982. He was a member of the Rose Lawn Memory Gardens in called home suddenly to his Rick Wells of Alton, and Sharyn VFW and the American Legion Bethalto with full military rites Heavenly Father on Nov. 3, 2005. Melvin “Tom” T. Willis died at Aljets of Bethalto; 15 grandchil- and DAV. by the Ritual team of Alton VFW He was born June 30, 1955, in 7:50 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005, dren, 24 great-grandchildren and Visitation will be from 9:30 Post 1308. Memorials can be Tooele, Utah to Bill and Evelyn at Alton Memorial Hospital. two great-great-grandchildren. a.m. until 11 a.m. Tuesday, made to the American Heart Butler. He was born Sept. 19, 1919, He was raised in Johnston Nov. 8, 2005, at the Elias-Smith Association. Rad worked for Tooele in Johnston City, Ill., To the late School District for 24 years in Malon T. and Lavella (Helms) City, Ill. and attended schools the Grantsville Schools, spend- Willis. there. A Veteran of WWII, he ing most of them at Grantsville He was preceded in death served in the Asiatic Pacific Middle/Jr. High School. He by his wife, Mildred E. Willis; Theater and participated in the developed many lasting friend- four brothers, Claude, Herbert, invasion of the island of Luzon ships throughout his working George and Ralph Willis; one in the Philippines in 1945 and career and will be missed by all Raddie Lyle Butler sister, Juanita Martin and one was discharged February 1946 those who worked with him. son-in-law, Rodney Aljets. and was awarded the Purple He was a very loving, car- He is survived by one son, Heart. He was employed at the John (Marjorie) of Houston, ing person who always thought Thomas G. Willis of Salt Lake Granite City Army Depot until of others and devoted many Texas; and Christie (Todd) hours serving them. Rad had Carlson of Lacey, Wash. Rad is also survived by aunts Leila many friends and was loved by Riding and Josephine Butler; Chris DeVries those who knew him. As in life, and many cousins, nieces and Rad continues to give in death, Chris DeVries was born nephews. because he was a registered Merchristman Leo DeVries on He was preceded in death organ donor. Dec. 22, 1925, to Josephine and by his parents, Ellis (Bill) and Rad loved hunting and fishing Frank DeVries. He had two older Evelyn Butler; a sister, Virginia; with his brothers and friends. brothers, an older sister and two brothers, Theodore and He enjoyed hunting all types of one younger brother. He was a Floyd Butler; and a brother-in- game. He had a special place rancher for 27 years and had a law, Blaine Flanary. in his heart for “White Rock,” janitorial business for another Funeral services were held on the family ranch and had been 27 years. Monday, Nov. 7, in the Grantsville working hard to finish a cabin West Stake Center, 115 E. He was an active member (he was building) at the time of Cherry St. Interment was in the of the Jehovah’s Witnesses his death. Grantsville City Cemetery. since 1960. He married Clara He especially loved spending Fay Franklin on May 24, 1953. Please don’t sing sad songs Chris DeVries time with his brothers, Roger, for me, She survives. They had three Billy, Jesse, Bruce, and Floyd Forget your grief and fears. sons, Wesley (Laurel) from (deceased). He also had a spe- Winnemucca, Nev., David He enjoyed hunting, fishing Holiday For I am in a perfect place and the outdoors. His greatest cial bond with his sister, Geri, Away from pain and tears (Katie) From Northglen, Colo. who loved him like a son. He and Frank (Trina) from Tooele, pride though was his family and loved animals, especially his Utah. He has five grandchil- many friends. He will be greatly It’s far away from hunger missed by those who knew him. Open House dog, Tillie. He loved restoring And hurt and want and dren and two great-grandsons. old cars and was working on a pride Model “A” Ford. I have a place in Heaven Rad was an active member of With the Master at my side. Betty Catherine November 18th & 19th The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and had served My life on earth was very Gray as a Scout Master and in many good, Pictures with Santa other callings. He served a mis- As earthly life can go, Betty Catherine Gray, age 73, �� sion for the church in Alberta, But Paradise is so much died Nov. 6, 2005, in Tooele. FREE Canada. more She was born June 11, 1932, He is survived by his broth- Than anyone can know. in Goldwin, N.D. the daughter ers: Roger, Billie, and Bruce of of Guy E. and Flossie Mabel Refreshments Grantsville, Jesse, of Tooele; My heart is filled with hap- McDanel Miller. She met James FREE sisters, Joyce, of Ranchester, piness Francis Gray and was married Wyo., and Geraldine Flanary of And sweet rejoicing, too. on Oct. 9, 1949. Jim died Dec. Gift �� Midway, Ark.; a sister-in-law, To walk with God is perfect 28, 1991. She is survived by her FREE Viola Butler, of Grantsville; peace, two children, daughter, Jackie and a special aunt and uncle, A joy forever new. Green (Rod) of Green River, Farrell and Martha Butler. He Wyo. and son, J. Steven Gray of Entertainment on Friday was also like a brother to Wayne We love you, Rad, and we will Kingston, Tenn.; grandchildren, Betty Catherine Gray FREE (Jeannine); Bob (Belinda); miss you very much — especial- Brian Green (Tina), Melodie Miller; brothers Charles and Curt (Pam); Linda (Stephen) ly around hunting time and the Davis (Shawn), Kellie Owens Everett Miller. Funeral Services Christiansen, all of Grantsville; Deer Hunter’s party each year at (Scott), Lindsay England. She Hourly Store Wide will be held on Thursday Nov. Jolene (Scott) Droubay of Erda; “White Rock.” had nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 10, at 11 a.m. at Tate Mortuary. Giveaways Discounts her mother and father, Guy and Friends may call 9:30-10:30 a.m. NOTES OF APPRECIATION Flossie Miller; sisters, Jeanne prior to the service. Interment Moulder, Lelah Hill and Ramona Tooele City Cemetery. ness that helped us during our Martin family time of grief. Glade Martin The family of Helen Kebschull Jeronimo Toribio Martin would like to extend a Bill and Marie Kebschull heartfelt thanks to everyone Bud Kebschull Quintana 30 West 1st South, Tooele who offered prayers, made calls, Carolyn Halls 882-0287 visits, sent food, cards, flowers, Kevin Kebschull Jerry Quintana, age 65, of money and other acts of kind- Ken Turner Yuma, Ariz., formerly of Tooele, Utah, passed away at his home who sent flowers and money, of cancer on Nov. 3, 2005. Lougy family and to Bishop Webb and the He was born Feb. 29, 1940, to Fourth Ward Relief Society for Fermin and Dora Quintana. He The family of Deloris K. Lougy the luncheon. A special thanks married Lyneve Shields, later would like to extend a thank you to hospice. We thank you for divorced. Married Dianna Vigil. to everyone who acknowledged your thoughts and prayers. Burial will be in La Veta, Colo., on Nov. 19, 2005. Mom at the time of her passing. LaVar and Dixie Lougy �� Jerry is survived by his moth- Thank you to those who helped Judy Fonger Jeronimo Toribio Quintana er; wife; daughters, Nina, Candie with the funeral services, those And our family (Jerry) Collier; son, Deon and one brother. (Cindy) Quintana. Stepchildren, Jerry is preceded in death by Mike and Joanne Paulich Lisa (Scott) Shumway and Paul his father and a granddaughter �� Paulich family Kyndra. John Paulich (Karyn) Vigil. He had five grandchildren and one great-grand- A special thank you to Hospice We would like to give a spe- Clyde and Lana McKean child. He also has three sisters of Yuma, Arizona. cial thank you to St. Marguerite’s Parish, Father Matt, Joe Cormier �� and anyone else who helped at the passing of Donald Paulich. Thank you to Sue Barrus and N. Lori Griffin of CNS Community Fall Back on Us for all �� Hospice. Thank you to the Grantsville Fifth Ward Relief Society for the wonderful lun- Your Real Estate Needs cheon they served and our family and friends in our time of sorrow. Joan Paulich �� Yates family �� The family of Eva Durrant �� Yates would like to thank every- �� one who acknowledged our loss �� at the time of her passing. Special �� thanks to the Tate Mortuary, �� Vernon Ward Relief Society for the luncheon, Vernon Ward for the kindness shown to Eva. �� Thanks to those who participat- �� ed in the services, sent flowers and money. Special thanks to �� Dr. Hilary Seibert and Harmony �� Home Health and Hospice and �� Clothesline Express cleaners. Norman S. Yates �� Curt and Laurie Yates Corinne and Verl Davis Rita and Curt West Jan and Cherie Yates LaRue and Duane Phillips Tana Dubose Sandy Covello Laney Riegel Valerie and Doug Freeman 801-301-1275 830-5545 830-7583 And families �� A8 TUESDAY November 8, 2005

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Achilles leads Greek forces in the Trojan War. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “The Clearing” ›› (2004, Suspense) Robert Redford. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Starsky & Hutch” ›› (2004) (CC) Linda Cardellini also star in the new (576) SHOW “Intermission” ››› (2003, Comedy-Drama) Colin Farrell. iTV. ‘R’ “Phantoms” ›› (1998) Peter O’Toole. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Wild Orchid” ›› (1990, Drama) Mickey Rourke. iTV. ’ ‘R’ Red Shoe Diaries episode “The Human Shield.” (591) TMC (5:30) “No Man’s Land” (1987) Cont’d (:15) “Plunkett & Macleane” ›› (1999) Robert Carlyle, Liv Tyler. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Phat Beach” ›› (1996) Jermaine “Huggy” Hopkins. ‘R’ “Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights” ›› (2004) Diego Luna. TUESDAY November 8, 2005 A9 ‘States of Grace’ crowns LDS film genre ive years and on. industry. may find it polarizing. ago, And Dutcher deserves a hearty LDS missionaries Elder Lozano Dutcher directs, writes, and FRichard pat on the back. Not simply for (Ignacio Serricchio) and Elder edits with enviable skill. Backed Dutcher cre- the hefty success of the genre, but Farrell (Lucas Fleischer), serv- up by a cast of excellent perform- ated an entire for being the first to really stretch ing in the heart of southern ers, and aided by the expert cam- genre out of it. His second film, “Brigham California, have opposite perspec- erawork of Ken Glassing, the film thin air. That’s City,” was already pushing the tives on their missions. Lozano becomes a stunningly effective no small boundaries by the time imita- is counting down the days to the work. By far, the best of its kind; accomplish- tors showed up on the scene. end of his mission. Farrell just and still rivaling the quality of any ment. Since his “Brigham City” was not a “cute” wants to teach. One day, the pair film in any genre. groundbreak- Audrey Rock- film with green-jello and Osmond stumbles into the thick of a gang ing “God’s family jokes (although those do shooting. Lozano, working deftly, The running time is a bit of a Richardson flaw — some extended mono- Army” was STAFF WRITER have their place). saves the life of gang member introduced to It was a taut, smart, suspense- Carl (Lamont Stephens, in a logues mid-film slow it down and the LDS public, ful film, dealing with macabre and potent performance). stretch out the movie to over two a steady slew Reel Talk frightening subjects; and delving Carl is touched by the sym- hours. But it was still more than Attention Seniors of LDS-themed into the delicate dangers of breed- pathy of Lozano, and asks to be enough to pique my interest in his movies have ing too much innocence and too taught the missionary discussions. next film, “Falling” (the details of • A re you confused by the M edicare Part D D rug hit the market. much trust in tiny communities. Carl makes a swift transforma- which, in dignified fashion, he has coverage plans? • D o you need to find out how “The Legend of Johnny “Brigham City” didn’t look like tion, and before long wants to be kept to himself) And to become Lingo,” “The Singles Ward, Day anything that had sprung out of baptized. That’s the simple part. intensely interested in the possi- Part D w orks w ith your current insurance? of Defense,” “Mobsters and the limited market so far. Leaving behind a pervasively vio- bility of the Joseph Smith film he • A r e y o u h a v i n g d i f f i c u l t i e s d e c i p h e r i n g t h e a c r o n y m s Mormons,” “The Home Teachers,” “States of Grace,” the follow-up lent past is more difficult. hopes to one day direct. a n d l a n g u a g e o f M e d i c a r e P a r t D? • D o you need “The R.M.,” “The Other Side of to “God’s Army,” takes Dutcher’s In the apartment next door “States of Grace” is the bell- Heaven,” “Charly,” “The Best Two career, and the genre, to yet to the elders lives Holly (Rachel wether of another era for Dutcher. help in choosing the best Part D plan for you? Years,” “Pride and Prejudice: A another level. It will challenge Emmers), a young woman who He’s shed his ever-growing “poten- Latter Day Comedy,” “The Work every notion you’ve ever devel- agrees to help when Lozano and tial” and become an indisputably and the Glory,” “The Book of oped about LDS-themed films. Farrell take in a homeless street We can help you! Mormon Movie.” There are varia- It will be fairly controversial preacher (Jo-Sei Ikeda). talented director — in any genre. tions, like the mock documenta- and disrupting to those expecting The film, good natured as it is, Grade: A- FREE community Medicare Part D training for Currently playing. Rated PG- ries “The Work and the Story” and the aforementioned “green-jello” wastes no time in becoming heav- church or civic groups. • In-Store Part D insurance “Sons of Provo.” There are some Utah jokes. It earns its PG-13 ily thought-provoking. Dutcher 13 for violence (including gang that have yet to be released, like rating with subjects including demands so much attention of his shootings and stabbings), and facilitator . • We are insurance specialists! “Church Ball,” and Dutcher’s next murder, gang violence, and the viewers, and such piercing spiritu- adult themes. • Our staf f is completely prepared to answer your movie, “Falling.” The list goes on dark sides of the entertainment al introspection, some audiences Running time: 128 minutes. Part D questions! • Let us help you with your Part D decision Election tactics nasty terrible. How dare you take such gallon lower than here in Tooele. Letters Editor: an attack on one person when As of this writing, Nov. 4, prices continued from page A6 I am writing this letter regard- you don’t even know the truths listed on “Gasbuddy.com” are ing the mudslinging that has been behind what you are writing? Do as follows: At selected stations: Part D Training Schedule The only thing he has gotten for going on in the Grantsville mayoral you think that personally attacking Sinclair, $2.29; Costco, $2.31; Flying that is a feeling of satisfaction. th Remington Apartments race. I know that the election will people in the newspaper is going J and Maverick $2.34; Holiday Oil, Nov 4 2 pm Being the mayor is a job that never yo get your votes? You even went Conoco, and Mohawk listed at be over by the time this prints, th ends. He works seven days a week. 11am Tooele Senior Citizen Center but I just want to let the citizens as far as attacking most of the $2.35. What is the justification for Nov 8 So, to accuse him of receiving st of Grantsville know some of the citizens of Grantsville since most Tooele gas stations to be charg- 11am Gville Senior Citizen Center money dishonestly is preposterous. Nov 21 truths behind some of the candi- of them have lived there all of their ing $2.58 to $2.69? Does it cost Mr. Allred, if you want the dates. lives. an extra 29 to 40 cents per gallon respect of the community, list Even though Craig Anderson I also liked the way you went to truck gas from Salt Lake City something you’ve done to make the is denying all of the mudslinging on to promote your businesses in to Tooele? I don’t think so! Do city of Grantsville a better place. is his doing, he still has a hand in the end of your so-called ad. Yet the math. 10,000 gallons of gas Shonie Guymon what has been going on. A few after doing some research, I was purchased at Tooele stations cost Stansbury Park things the public should know is not able to find facts to back up consumers $3,500 on average more that he has not paid for one dime your so-called qualifications. Are than 10,000 gallons of gas pur- Martinez a real friend of all the campaign signs that are you sure you’re an Eagle Scout? I chased in Salt Lake City. 30 W est 1st South Editor: hanging around Grantsville. In fact could care less if you know how to Am I the only one who thinks I’m writing to just say what a the very man who has paid for ballroom dance. that Tooele consumers of gasoline Tooele • 435-882-0287 wonderful person Richard Martinez them all is Dennis McBride. I just wanted some of the truths are being ripped off? Again ... I was and always will be. Upon hear- The citizens of Grantsville behind this campaign to be known don’t think so! David Bickmore R.PH, Sheldon Birch Pharm. D. and technical staff ing of the sudden tragic news of his should also know that a witness and let the citizens of Grantsville F.A. Shields death, I awoke to the news in my saw Dennis McBride personally know that Mayor Byron Anderson Pine Canyon prison cell and couldn’t help but stealing some of Mayor Anderson’s is one of the most honest and car- cry. I remember all the wonderful signs and he has since been tick- ing people I know. The only thing times and more of the great advise eted by the police for this crime. he cares about is the citizens of he offered to me. Time and time Mayor Anderson’s only has about Grantsville and their well being. He again he talked to me about chang- 30 signs left around Grantsville spends countless hours serving the ing my life and becoming a better when he started out with about city and I think he should be com- person, through the years and 130. Where did all of these signs mended for his hard work. through the mistakes I made. go? Yet you still see all of Craig’s I know all of this to be the fact He was someone I could always hanging up. because Mayor Anderson is my call on when times were hard or I also want to ask Craig why he dad. He did not know about this letter but these mudslingers run- �� I just needed someone to help did not put a sign in front of his me think thing through with posi- house? Is he embarrassed to let ning for office have not only hurt tive outcomes. He was there even the public know where he lives? him but our entire family. I love through the last 20 months. During I invite the citizens of Grantsville him very much and wish him the my time in prison I kept in contact to look his phone number up in best of luck. Win or lose I want with him. It hurts that somebody the phone book and drive by his him to know that he still has his would take someone so precious to house. family and we are very proud of us all but, I know in my heart who As far as I’m concerned I him. We love you dad! Rich was and always will be. think it is despicable that Craig Jennifer Leach Death can’t conquer true integ- Anderson let all of this mud- Tooele rity! There wasn’t much to lean slinging go on. If you are such a on mourning for Richard, but “friend” of Mayor Anderson, then Tooele gas too high I’m gonna make it out, I’m going act like one and tell the people Editor: change and I’m gonna get on with who are running your campaign to I have been watching gas my life! I would like to thank Lori knock it off. prices for several weeks and even (Rich’s mom) for honoring me with As for the write-in candidate months. I’m perplexed to observe the greatest honor to be an honor- Patrick Allred, what you so-called gas prices in Salt Lake City are ary pallbearer. Thank you Lori. advertised in the newspaper was consistently 20 to 30 cents per Also thank you Amelio for sending me the “In memory of” and other very cherished portraits of Richard. They mean very much to me! Also I’d like to say to everyone out there �� who loved Richard: keeps your heads up. Nothing changes the love within you. �� It’s been a constant battle within me not to be angry with the people �� who did this. I’m angry and I want revenge. But my revenge consists of honoring Rich the right way. If the chain isn’t broken within our community, then more of our loved ones will perish and I don’t want to feel so empty inside. I don’t want to see others die. It doesn’t take killing another to be a man. I see violence every day within the prison population. Rather than be a part of the problem I step back and think what would Rich instill in my �� mind? He tells me to go on with your life Mott, look out for the well �� being of my family and yours, make �� something good with the years left �� in your life, don’t let jealousy and �� hate fill your heart, embrace it and �� learn from that haters. Never fall �� to them! � �� That’s what a real friend consists �� of. That’s who I am and that who �� Rich is and always will be! Also I’ll �� like to say God bless you Jessica. �� Keep your head up! With that I will �� end this with Rich I love you Bro. �� Once a friend, always a friend from �� the bottom to the top. Nothing �� changes the person you truly are �� — not even death. We all remember the real love! Thank you for �� true inspiration! One Luv, �� Matthew Eyre �� Utah State Prison A10 TUESDAY November 8, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Morgan doesn’t have ‘Clue’ - the Butler did it Heart, desire drives surprise GHS to 3A semis eart, character, chemistry, poise, dedica- Htion, fortitude. These are all positive traits that can describe any sport, any team, any athlete. But for the Grantsville High Cowboy football team, each word symbol- Nick Drake izes what their 2005 grid SPORTS EDITOR iron campaign was all about. No, the local Tooele County squad isn’t perfect or even close to shooting for perfec- tion. Grantsville is far from it. The Cowboys opened the fall season with five consecutive losses that may have doomed many a team. And for many squads, that would probably be where the story ended. However, for the 2005 Cowboys that is where it began. photography/Troy Boman No, Grantsville isn’t blessed with an Grantsville’s J.T. Thompson (right) strips the ball from Morgan quarterback Alan Tucker in Saturday’s Class 3A State quarter-final game. The Cowboy defense forced over-abundance of talent, speed, depth or eight turnovers and rolled to a 14-7 victory over their rivals to advance to this weekend’s state semi-finals at Rice-Eccles Stadium. athleticism. Schools like Logan, Pine View, Hurricane, Morgan, Juan Diego, Bear River and Tooele, are the first to come to mind Stingy Cowboy defense forces eight Trojan turnovers, spurs 14-7 win when talking about those tremendous attributes. And each of these teams have shown by Nick Drake Or was it “the (Travis) Taylor did it” into the prestigious “Final Four” of the and Panthers. The tickets will be $6 for greatness throughout the season — some with three picks in the secondary to Class 3A ranks this weekend at Rice- adults and $4 each for senior citizens more than others. SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville and Morgan have a stymie other potential drives in Morgan Eccles Stadium at the University of and students. A percentage of all tick- But the Cowboys biggest attributes can’t storied and bitter rivalry that marks to ignite GHS to a 14-7 Cowboy upset Utah in Salt Lake City. ets pre-sold at GHS will go right back been seen by the naked eye. Heck, they decades of tough battles, 69 to be of the Trojans. Taylor intercepted three passes, into the athletic budget. can’t even be measured. What has separated exact, on the grid iron. And during this In reality, it was the (J.T.) Thompson, Watson recovered a fumble and inter- The talented Panthers have already Grantsville from many other prep squads — heated and competitive series there the (Micah) Watson, the (Brent) cepted another pass, Ford recovered beaten Grantsville earlier this season, now preparing for basketball, wrestling and have been many key players, big plays Mouritsen, the (Riley) Ford, the (Craig) a pair of Trojan fumbles and even handing the local squad their second swimming — is their ability to stay together, or vital sequences that have decided Harrison and many other Grantsville pounced on a Cowboy fumble as well worst defeat of the season, 42-6, in St. believe in one another and realize the sum a huge portion of the long-time series players who all made big plays at vital while Thompson just manhandles George to drop the Cowboys to 0-5 on of a team is greater than a whole bunch of between the two perennial contend- times as well as the-Butler and the- Trojan ball carriers all day long and the season. talented individuals. ers. Taylor who did it. It took a ‘total’ team forced two Morgan fumbles. Harrison However, just because the Panthers Even after the season opening loss to Those who made the trek Saturday effort to help spur the Cowboys to helped the Cowboys avoid early disas- have already defeated GHS, doesn’t Wasatch and second loss to Juan Diego, a to witness this tough quarter-final bat- a stunning post-season road triumph ter when the Grantsville punter raced mean that will happen again. Since heart-wrenching overtime loss to Uintah tle had no ‘Clue’ as to who would do over Region 10 champion and fourth- back to pick up a bad snap, avoided the lopsided defeat to Pine View, and lopsided losses to Morgan and Pine what with what weapon to kill their ranked Morgan in state playoff action. a Trojan tackler and punted the ball Grantsville has reeled off six wins View in succession, Grantsville never quit opposing team’s chances of advancing Brent “The Butcher” Mouritsen near the GHS goal line to put Morgan in their last seven games and even working to improve or quit believing in into the Class 3A State semi-finals. sliced up the vaunted Morgan defense back near midfield instead of inside the avenged their third-worst defeat (24-7) the teammate lining up beside them or the As it turned out, “the (Ryan) Butler for a pair of touchdown scampers Grantsville 10. of the year by beating their bitter rivals coaching staff game plans and most of all did it” with a diving interception in the while a swarming and ball-hawking The Cowboys now meet third- from Morgan last weekend. finally began to understand their role and waning moments of Morgan’s game- Cowboy defense completely stymied ranked Pine View Friday at 10 a.m. in Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said how each could contribute to help the sum tying march at the Trojan nine-yard and thwarted the highly-touted Trojans, the state semi-finals. Grantsville High equal victory. forcing eight turnovers, and helping School will be selling pre-sale tickets line. SEE STINGY PAGE A11 It took a trip to Bear River in a lighten- Grantsville advance for the game between the Cowboys ing storm for the Cowboy team to finally be rewarded — remaining a team chalk full of unusual unselfishness in a “me-first” generation. Grantsville has been winning ever Swimmers split since. Now, the ‘Cinderella’ Cowboys are crash- ing the Class 3A ‘ball’ in this weekend’s semi-finals. And now a team that doesn’t dual with Miners have the outward beauty or breathtaking appearance of their Logan, Pine View and by Kelsey Ruben Hurricane step-sisters, it is what can not been seen on in the inside that has given CONTRIBUTING WRITER Grantsville the confidence, hope and desire The swim team split their dual swim meet with Park City. to go where no one figured this Cowboy The boys were able to take a win, beating Park City by a close squad could go. seven points. Their final score was 145.5. The girls, on the other hand, lost the match by 14.5 points. Their final score was 121. Coach Mel Roberts thought the team rebounded well from their poor performance at Kearns. The girls’ team was “outmatched” he said, but “still came up with a fine performance.” Sports Wrap “The meet was slowed down considerably from problems with the Park City entries,” he added, “which caused us to lose on the meet, which should not have happened.” Plan county soccer The swimmers of the meet were Jordan Marshall and Mark A soccer forum for Tooele County Imlay; seniors on the team. Marc Imlay swam in three of the Recreation and Competition Soccer Leagues last five events. Coach said, “It can be very tiring, but he is (formerly West Desert Blaze) will be held learning to handle it better with every meet.” Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. at Buddy’s Family Bowling, Imlay was able to break the two-minute mark in the 200 second floor. free for the first time this year. Imlay was able to take second Players, parents, coaches, refs, and who- in the event with a time a close time of 1:59.51, only .33 sec- ever is interested in soccer come prepared onds behind first place. Imlay also had another close swim in to share your expectations! Tell us how the men’s 500 free, but once again took second place, only a you would improve Tooele soccer and see .32 seconds behind first. the new league name, logo and competition Jordan Marshall had her season best time in the 100 back colors. stroke. “She has worked very hard this year and gives her all With questions or comments call League in every race,” Coach Roberts said. photography/Nick Drake President Casey Walker at 830-8352 or 882- In the 100 back stroke she placed second with a time of Dugway first baseman C.J. Brothers leaps to attempt to catch a foul ball while the first base coach 5361. 1:09.76, which fell between the times of two girls from Park from Wasatch Academy dives out of the way. The Mustangs turned in a banner season and battled Hikers, x-country skiers meet City, each within a second of each other. Marshall also swam to the Class 1A State quarterfinals last month. Looking to get out and active around here in the 400 free relay with teammates Lizette Torres, Laurie this winter? Join our group! Contact Kurt Halladay and Mary Burden. The foursome placed second with Alloway for more information at 801-550-467, a time of 4:27.22 seconds. Dugway falls to Wayne in quarters e-mail [email protected] or visit The most improved swimmers of the match were Erika Yahoo Groups and type in “tooelehikers.” Our Andrews and Mat Snarr. Erika had a personal record in both by Nick Drake off Mustang hurler Taylor Schofield and didn’t next meeting will be Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. at the the 50 free and the 100 yard butterfly. In the 100 fly Andrews SPORTS EDITOR produce an earned run in the affair. St. Barnabas Center — winter backpacking placed fifth, but she had a close run. Her final time was Timely hitting is everything in the post sea- The win boosts Wayne into the semi-finals workshop, hands-on group discussion about 1:16.98, which was within the same second of fourth place. son as Dugway and Wayne both can attest in Friday against West Ridge at Utah Valley State essential things to pack along during winter “Andrews participated in soccer for a couple of months, their quarterfinal meeting the Class 1A State College while Dugway is eliminated short of months, plan group outings. but is now starting to get her swimming legs back,” Coach Baseball tournament game Oct. 3 in Payson. the semis for the first time in four seasons. Roberts said, “she will continue to improve as the season The Mustangs stranded base runners in Dugway also posted a 12-8 triumph over Grantsville Jr. Jazz sign-ups progresses.” The Grantsville Junior Jazz Youth scoring position in the fourth, fifth and sixth Intermountain Christian School Sept. 29 in Snarr had personal records in the 200 IM and the 100 back. innings and only trailed 1-0 headed into the non-league play to warm up for the state tour- Basketball League has scheduled its annual In the medley, he placed third with a time of 2:22.47. In the registration dates for the next month. bottom of the sixth. ney affair against the Badgers. same event Brad Wells took second with a time of 2:18.26. In However, the Badgers managed to take Wayne 4 - Dugway 0 The sign-up dates will be Nov. 17, 18, 30 the 100 backstroke Snarr had a tight swim for second place. advantage of three costly Mustang miscues The Badgers rallied for three unearned runs and Dec. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Grantsville City His final time was 1:03.78, only .56 seconds behind first. in the bottom of the sixth to produce three in the game and held on for a hard fought vic- Hall. There will also be a registration Dec. 3 Roberts commented on his performance saying, “Mat came unearned runs and provide a four-run lead and tory over the Mustangs Oct. 3 at Payson in at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on very strong at the end of last year and has carried the a little breathing headed into the final frame. Class 1A State Baseball tournament quarterfi- momentum through to this year. He is a very versatile swim- Wayne made the cushion stick and posted a SEE WRAP PAGE A11 mer who can help the team in every event.” The remaining 4-0 triumph over Dugway. results of the meet will be published in Thursday’s edition. The Badgers could only muster four hits SEE FALLS PAGE A11 TUESDAY November 8, 2005 A11

the 2005-06 season. Wrap There will be registration Nov. 11 and 12 for this Palmer heads for Utah Hall of Fame continued from page A10 year. The Nov.11 registration date will be from 6 to 9 p.m. at Macey’s and the Nov. 12 registration will A volleyball coach, a hockey player, an Olympic franchise’s career scoring leader when he finished The league is also searching for coaches, offi- be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., also at Macey’s. track and field athlete, an NFL official and a bene- playing in 1982. Palazzari recently retired as the cials and coordinators for the 2005-06 campaign. Erda, Lake Point and Stansbury Park residents factor will be honored this month with induction executive director of USA Hockey. For more information contact David Delaney are eligible to sign-up for the Stansbury League, into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. A Grantsville High graduate, Palmer was a six- at 884-0469. grades first through sixth, and all residents are Grantsville’s own Amy Christiansen-Palmer will time All-American at BYU as a shot putter and Junior Olympic volleyball eligible to sign-up for the Tooele League. be among four other Utah inductees into the hammer thrower. She won 12 conference titles There will be Junior Olympic Volleyball clinic The entry fee is $57, which includes jersey, Jazz USHFF later this month. Palmer will join 2005 indoor and outdoor meets and broke the NCAA and tryouts set Nov. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at ticket, Jazz player clinic and Jazz team poster, or inductees Elaine Michaelis, Doug Palazzari, John record in the hammer. She finished eighth in the the THS gym. $50 if using last year’s jersey. Robison and Paul Ream announced last month. hammer in the 2000 Olympic Games at Sydney. The clinic and tryouts are for any boy or girl 9 For more information call 849-2354 or www. Their induction dinner is scheduled Nov. 17 Robison, who graduated from Granite High and through 14-year-old interested in developing vol- tooelejrjazz.org. at the Delta Center, home of the Utah Sports the University of Utah, worked as a back judge in leyball skills. Archery league slated Hall of Fame. Tickets are $35. For reservations, the NFL, officiating an AFC championship game. There is a $5.00 fee. The tryouts are Nov. 16 The Stansbury Oquirrh Bowmen have sched- contact USHFF secretary Scott Mayne, 10182 S. Among his other highlights in 32 years as a high from 7 to 9 p.m. at the THS gym. Any boy or girl uled the annual Archery League Animal Targets Cornerstone, Sandy, Utah, 84095; (801) 253-7361 school, college and pro football official were the ages 10 through 18 wanting to play competitive or contact Amy Palmer at 833-9768. Ohio State-Miami national championship game beginning Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Deseret Peak volleyball for this local team. There is a $5.00 Michaelis, a Bear River High School graduate, and a WAC championship game. Robison is an Complex. tryout fee. posted an 886-225-5 record in 40 years as Brigham assistant principal at Bountiful Junior High. The shoot will be every Thursday through Feb. For more info call Reine 496-3244. Young’s volleyball coach before retiring in 2002. Ream, who is being honored as a “lifetime and there will be 15 McKenzie 3D animal targets She guided the Cougars to a second-place AIAW humanitarian,” is best known in sports for estab- with two arrows for each target. Jr. Jazz signups set national finish (AIAW) in 1972-73 and took them to lishing the Great American Shootout, a charitable For more information contact Jay at 884-3410 , The Tooele and Stansbury Park Jr. Jazz Youth the NCAA Final Four in 1993. She won 23 confer- golf tournament that has raised millions of dol- Basketball Leagues will be taking registration for Cory at 884-3315 or Bryan at 882-6795. ence championships and was 356-37 (.906) in con- lars for Native American causes, notably college ference play. She was a charter inductee into the scholarships. A grocer who grew up primarily in the fall of 1976. tered to move the chains. American Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Milford and graduated from Provo High, Ream Stingy The quarter-final battle mirrored Watson, Taylor, Jeff Langston, Fame. BYU’s volleyball venue was recently named also provides eight $2,000 scholarships annually continued from page A10 the last time these two storied Bryce Jorgensen, Logan Gumucio Michaelis Court. through the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation, programs met when the Cowboys and Thompson made vital tackles Palazzari joined the Salt Lake Golden Eagles with two designated for Native Americans. defeated the Trojans 10-9 on a last on the Trojans opening drive of of the Central Hockey League in 1977 and led the Provo City created Paul Ream Avenue for his his team refused to fold against a second field goal in the 2003 semis the game to force the hosts to punt team to two Adams Cup championships, besides contributions to youth baseball and other causes. tough and gritty Morgan team. at Rice-Eccles. the ball. winning two league MVP awards. He ranked as the “I was very pleased with the “It was a battle of two good But Morgan answered right entire team,” he stated. “Most defenses and we made just enough back when Trojan Mike Rose importantly, I was very happy with Dugway attempted to put the pitch to stake Dugway to a 4-0 plays to stop Morgan all day long,” forced and recovered a Cowboy victory on ice with a five-run advantage. the attitude that we had. We were he said. “It was our running game fumble at the GHS 40. Falls confident and poised, focused and continued from page A10 outburst in the top of the fourth However, Manila bounced that was more powerful and pro- After Thompson, Shane to give the Mustangs a 13-3 right back with three runs in the were not to be denied. It was ductive than theirs that made the Anderson, Brayden Fisher and nal action. advantage. Woolett drew a lead bottom of the first frame to close a mental victory to beat a good difference. The kids understood Ford made vital tackles to stuff Wayne drew first blood in the off walk and McCarty followed to within 4-3. Casey Robinson football team on the road in the that Grantsville doesn’t lose to Trojan runs, Taylor picked off a bottom of the third inning. Tyce with a single to aid the rally. drew a lead off walk and Michael playoffs. It was a quality win. Morgan in the playoffs and the Morgan toss and ran it back 16 Peterson smacked a lead off sin- Schofield rapped a RBI double Hughes smacked a single as well “The key, I feel, was our weekly kids really knew that they could yards to the Grantsville 31 to nix gle while Lance Peterson and and Edwards was hit by a pitch. to trigger the Mustangs come- preparation,” he added. “I think beat them with execution and a potential Trojan scoring oppor- Carson Bray drew consecutive Brothers, James and Kartchner back bid. Jeff Catron cracked a once again our coaching staff desire. It was a huge win for our tunity. walks to load the bases. Jordan each followed with run scoring two-run double and scored on worked really hard to get the kids program. It really put the stamp The Cowboys averted another Ellett clubbed a sacrifice fly to singles to trigger the barrage and a Jeff Ellsworth single to com- ready. And give the credit to the on a great year. Now we look to miscue just moments later when chase home Tyce Peterson and spot Dugway its biggest lead of plete the scoring. kids because they pay attention revenge the earlier season loss to the ball was hiked over Harrison’s provide the lone run of the game the season. But Dugway countered with a and execute.” Pine View. We know we’ll have our head near the GHS goal line. into the bottom of the sixth in McCarty rapped a single and 12-run barrage in the top of the Coach Cloward said there were hands full. But with the way we’ve The Cowboy punter raced back, the contest. Schofield crushed a two-run second stanza to grab the lead in a number of key plays and players improved all year we feel like we’ll scooped up the ball at the two, Dugway threatened to not home run to build a 15-3 Mustang a big way. Dustin Kolb and Josh that stepped up with huge and be up to the challenge. As big as dodged a diving Trojan tackler and the game at 1-1 in the top of lead in the top of the fifth. McCarty drew consecutive walks vital plays throughout the tough, of a win as it was to beat Morgan, booted the ball to Morgan near the fourth. Josh McCarty drew However, Tintic exploded and Preston Edwards crushed a hard-hitting affair. I get the impression from the kids midfield and Trojan Jake Blazzard a lead off walk and raced to for a 10-run barrage in the bot- three-run home run to ignite the “I felt there was a number of that they expect that they aren’t bolted to the Cowboy 40. third on a Dakota Woolett single. tom of the fifth to erase a 15- outburst. Schofield and Dakota key plays that made a difference,” done and want more.” Once again, the Grantsville Woolett stole second. However, 3 lead and made a game of it Woolett followed with consecu- he noted. “It seemed like we did Indeed, Grantsville haven’t lost defense stiffened and refused to a ground out and perfect relay at 15-13. Allinson triggered the tive doubles and James belted a it all game long. I thought early to Morgan in the post-season. The yield to the strong and potent to the plate kept McCarty from assault with a RBI single and RBI single as well. Wilkins also in the game when Craig Harrison playoff victory marked the fifth Morgan ground attack. scoring and then a strike out three-run home run in the same pounded a double and Stromberg bailed us out when he was able straight playoff triumph over the Both teams would trade punts stranded Woolett at third. frame. Hiskey, Bryce Roberts, drew a walk to aid the rally. Kolb to punt the ball after the bad snap Trojans in tournament action and and Morgan lost valuable field Zack James drew a walk and Kyle Draper and Steve Crisp all drilled a two-run single while over his head. I felt like that was the Cowboys now sport a glossy position. stole second to lead off the fifth. clubbed run scoring hits to ignite McCarty, Edwards and Schofield huge early on. I felt like that when 5-1 overall record against their Then, Cowboy defensive back But the speedy Mustang was also the Miner comeback bid. all drew walks as well to force Micah Watson knocked down the bitter rivals in career post-sea- Watson made an outstanding play left stranded in scoring position James ripped a lead off double home two runs. Woolett belted a pitch and picked it up and ran son play. Morgan hasn’t beaten by knocking a pitch to a Trojan as well. and scored on a wild pitch and two-run double to complete the with it. And of course, Ryan Butler Grantsville in state action since ball carrier to the ground and pick- Dugway attempted to score passed ball to complete the scor- scoring and boost the Mustang sealed the deal with the leaping the fall of 1976. The previous two ing up the pigskin and racing for a in the top of the sixth when ing in the contest. lead to 16-3. interception. meetings before Saturday were 14-yard return to the Trojan 26. Woolett drew a two-out walk James pitched the Mustangs Manila pushed home a run in “Then, there was Travis Taylor just as close. The two rivals met Grantsville nearly made the and Taylor Schofield smacked a to victory in the contest. the bottom of the second inning who played a great center field for the 1996 Class 2A crown when hosts pay dearly for the mistake single. However, a perfect throw Schofield paced the Dugway when Robinson drilled a two- and made some key plays with Morgan dawned golden shoes and when Willis fired a perfect 17-yard to third base to get Woolett and attack with four hits while out single and bolted home on a the interception and big hits,” he championships dreams only to strike to Harrison after a Cowboy end another Mustang scoring McCarty, Edwards and James Kevin Johnson triple to close the added. “J.T. (Thompson) has been come away with silver slippers penalty. But a 30-yard field goal opportunity. all collected three safeties each deficit to 16-4. solid all year but he was dominant in Grantsville’s tough, hard-nosed just sailed wide right and the game Wayne broke the game open for the victors. Brothers also Dugway padded the lead with in the middle all day long. Running 7-0 victory. And just two years remained scoreless early in the in the bottom of the sixth. Tyler smacked out a pair of hits while two more tallies in the top of the the ball is what we do and Brent ago, Grantsville and Morgan met second stanza. Hunt, Paul Ellett and Travis Kartchner added one safety as third to complete the scoring (Mouritsen) really piled on the in the semis and Cowboy kicker Once again, Grantsville forced Taylor all reached on Mustang well. in the game. Morgan Kartchner, yards and key runs. It seemed like Aaron Goettsche booted a field Morgan into a passing situation, errors to open the fateful frame McCarty and Schofield each everyone made a key play or two goal in the final seconds to upend thanks to stellar defensive play Dugway 18 - Manila 4 and Tyce Peterson drew a walk drew walks and Sam Landis throughout the game and I can’t the Trojans 10-9 and advance to by Butler, Jason Clark, Justin Dugway erupted for 12 runs to force home another run to clubbed a two-run single to aid mention them all. It just took a the state finals. Saturday was Hawkins, Ford and Thompson in the second inning and coast- extend the lead to 4-0. the assault. collective effort by everyone on just another usual bitter battle and once again the opportunistic ed to a decisive triumph in the Morgyn Kartchner drew a two- James scattered six hits, the team to beat a good Morgan between familiar foes. Taylor picked a Trojan toss. nightcap to sweep the Sept. 23 out walk in the seventh but was double-header at Manila. struck out five and walked one team on their field in the play- Grantsville 14 - Morgan 7 This time, the Cowboys made offs.” left stranded at first base with a The visiting Mustangs struck to earn the victory on the hill for The Cowboys made the trek to Morgan pay dearly for the mis- As for the post-season win, strike-out. for four runs in the opening Dugway. Morgan and handed the Trojans cue. The Grantsville offensive line the victory marked the fifth Woolett and Schofield paced inning to grab an early edge. Woolett paced the Dugway another bitter post-season setback of Brandy Rigby, Willie Loakes, straight state playoff triumph the Mustangs with a hit each. James Dettle was hit by a pitch hit parade with two hits while Saturday in state quarter-final Jorgensen, Langston, Ford and by Grantsville over Morgan. In Tyce Peterson led the Badgers and Taylor Schofield drew a Edwards, Schofield, Landis, action. Clark opened huge holes in the fact, the Trojans haven’t beaten a with two hits while Bray and walk to trigger the early rally. James, Wilkins, Stromberg and Both Grantsville and Morgan Trojan defense to trigger a 67-yard, Cowboy grid iron squad in three Hunt added one safety each for Zack James and Wilkins drew Kolb provided one safety each made a huge statement early that 11-play Cowboy drive to paydirt. decades when Morgan upended the victors. consecutive walks to force to contribute to the lopsided defense was the name of the game Mouritsen reeled off determined Grantsville in the state semis in Dugway 16 - Tintic 13 home a run and Cody Stromberg league win. on this day as both offenses sput- runs of six, 11 and five and Butler followed with a strong four-yard Dugway produced runs in all belted a two-run single as well. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 bolt. Mouritsen followed with but one inning but had hold off Wilkins bolted home on a wild runs of two and three and then a Miner barrage and capture a Willis hit Mouritsen with a bril- 16-13 slugfest triumph Sept. 2 in liant 32-yard toss in stride to the Eureka in the opener. Pet of the Week doorstep of the Trojan goal line. The Mustangs rallied for three Butler plowed for a yard while runs in the first frame to take a Mouritsen added runs of two and quick edge. Josh McCarty was hit finally one yard to culminate the by a pitch and Taylor Schofield march at the 2:20 mark of the first- drilled a double to push both half and stake Grantsville to a 7-0 runners into scoring position. lead it would never relinquish for Preston Edwards clubbed a two- the entire affair. run single and later scored on Morgan tried to answer and a Zack James hit to stake the moved the ball through the air in an Mustangs to a 3-0 lead. attempt to tie the game just before Tintic did counter with a run intermission. Trojan field general on hits by Rorry Hiskey, Tyler Tucker hit receiver Brandon Mead Ruiz and Wyatt Allinson in the for a six-yard toss and found Josh bottom half of the opening ses- Wilson for a 10-yard pass play as sion to cut the deficit to 3-1. well. Tucker fired an 18-yard pass Dugway pushed home four to Alex Hoffman while Tucker and runs in the top of the seventh Rose hooked up on consecutive to extend the advantage to 7-1. pass plays of two and nine yards Dakota Woolett drew a lead off to move the ball to the Cowboy 33 walk and McCarty followed with with 39.9 seconds left. a single. Schofield and Edwards Tucker would also tack on drilled consecutive doubles scrambles of four yards to move to ignite the scoring and C.J. the ball deeper into Grantsville Brothers added a RBI single to territory. Then, on third down, build the six-run edge. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Morgan attempted a little razzle The Miners bounced back with required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. dazzle when receiver Blazzard a pair of tallies in the bottom Shelters are only required to hold animals for stepped behind center and quar- of the second stanza to pull to three days before they are euthanized. terback Tucker went into a flank- within 7-3. Brad Ryan and Bryce Roberts were hit by pitches and For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals er position. Blazzard lofted the available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at ball near the Cowboy goal line Preston Hannifan smacked a 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville to Tucker in an attempt to get a single to load the bases. Hiskey Animal Shelter at 884-6881. late score just before half-time. and Ruiz smacked RBI singles to Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. However, Cowboy defensive back provide the offense and attempt photography/Troy Boman Watson leaped in for the intercep- to make a game of it. Grantsville defensive back Travis Taylor (left) intercepts a Morgan tion at the GHS 2 to preserve the Morgan Kartchner, Cody pass in front of Trojan receiver Brandon Mead. Taylor picked off three touchdown lead at intermission. Stromberg and Sam Landis all Tooele Veterinary Clinic passes in the game and Grantsville created eight Morgan turnovers in drew walks and Kartchner bolt- The second-half of the game 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 all to help spur the Cowboys to a 14-7 upset win Saturday at Morgan will be published in Thursday’s ed home on a wild pitch to stake in playoff action. edition. the Mustangs to an 8-3 cushion. SURGICAL EXPERTISE AT MOUNTAIN WEST MEDICAL CENTER

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utumn and Awin- ter squash go together like poin- settias and Christmas. Whether using up the meat of the Halloween Diane Sagers Jack o’ CORRESPONDENT Lantern or purchasing Homefront the pumpkin in cans, the vegetable just seems a part of fall’s good eating. Canned pumpkin, by the way, is not actually pumpkin. It is a winter squash variety that the Libby Company has developed for canning — and the Libby Company cans most of the pumpkin sold in the grocery stores today. Since pumpkin is so nutritious, its popularity is good news. The bright orange flesh is rich in beta carotene, which the human body converts to vitamin A. Beta carotene also photography / Troy Boman acts as an anti-oxidant. It has a Becki Bryant opened homebodies at the corner of Main and Vine streets Oct. 14. She’s hoping the store, which sells consignment furniture, decorations and crafts, is a positive step bit of protein, is low in fat, high toward creating a downtown where Tooele residents enjoy strolling down the streets and shopping. in carbohydrates, loaded with vitamin A, high in phosphorus and potassium, and has a mix of other nutrients as well. Pumpkin, and its kissin’ cousin winter squash, lend themselves to a wide array of dishes. Find some excuses to use Homebodies sits snug pumpkin this fall — and extend it to other times throughout the year. Your family will benefit. in Tooele’s historic downtown Pumpkin Soup (Serves 4) 2 tablespoons butter or olive oil 1 medium onion finely New furniture store chopped 2 stalks celery finely chopped owner envisions 1 carrot, grated 2 tablespoons flour quaint retail district 1 cup pumpkin puree (add more if desired) by Karen Hunt 3 cups chicken stock * STAFF WRITER 1/2 cup chicken, chopped Stained glass. Walnut floors inlaid with travertine (optional — leave out or add tile. A hand-painted mural. more if desired) Becki Bryant, owner of homebodies, the consignment furniture shop at the corner of Vine and Main 1/2 teaspoon salt streets, said people have come in just to see the 1/8 teaspoon pepper building. Pinch sugar She hopes other business owners — and their land- lords — take note. Melt butter or heat olive oil While pessimists could see homebodies as just in a soup pot and sauté the another startup downtown business, doomed to fail, onion until golden brown. Add Bryant is guardedly optimistic. the celery and carrot and cook “We’ve done better than we anticipated,” Bryant for two more minutes. Remove said, “much better than we anticipated and we hope from heat and stir in flour very it stays steady.” well. Add the stock and pump- Homebodies sports a spunky little sign jutting out kin. Stir well, adding salt, sugar to Vine Street. The building is clean and modern, and pepper. Bring to a boil, yet includes elements of the past. Bryant’s landlord then cover and simmer until at believes the work he did on the location and the fact desired tenderness — usually that Bryant and her husband both have other jobs will photography / Troy Boman 30 minutes. give it a boost toward longevity. Homebodies occupies an old drug store, renovated with stained glass, walnut floors and a hand-painted mural. * Use chicken bouillon Bryant, who works full-time as a magazine editor instead of stock, but leave out in Park City and lives in Stansbury Park, got the idea for a furniture business last June. She opened Oct. 14, For someone who edits a magazine called Luxury the salt if you do. which happens to be the birthday of her grandfather Living, her furniture and accessories are decidedly who also owned a business on Main Street. inexpensive. A slightly used table with four chairs Pumpkin Squares In between she did some other things that just — very stylish — is just over $200. An antique buf- 1 yellow cake mix might bode well for success. fet hutch goes for $450. It’s like new — charming. 1 large package vanilla She gave herself a crash course in business, wrote Wall signs with slogans like, “Nice matters,” are just instant pudding mix up a business plan, met with other downtown busi- upwards of $10. 1 16-ounce can pumpkin ness owners for advice, joined the Tooele Downtown The crafts are Tooele County and Utah made. 1/4 teaspoon soda Alliance, and worked to have her sign extend from Crafters include Kelly Hill of Grantsville who creates 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg the corner of the building, as it was decades ago. the “Nice Matters” signs and Tooele High School art 1/2 teaspoon ginger Tooele City changed its ordinances so Bryant could teacher Chris Wilcox who sells his fine pottery. 1/2 teaspoon cloves hang her sign over Vine, but so far UDOT will not “I only have a handful [of crafters], about six. I’m 1 teaspoon cinnamon allow it to hang over Main Street. Negotiations still continue. SEE SNUG PAGE B2 SEE SQUASH PAGE B3 Photography Service Veterans Learn to use digital Support Christmas shoeboxes Honor Vets cameras Join us for Cookies ‘n Cocoa & Friday Have fun with your digital cam- Christmas Shoeboxes for children in war- Tooele Veterans era. USU Extension is offering a torn and impoverished countries. Come Day services will free digital photo fun class Nov. 17 Thursday, Nov. 10, from 6-9 p.m. fill- be held Veterans from 6-8 p.m. in the Extension audi- ing and preparing shoeboxes for giving Day, Nov. 11, at the torium. Learn how to get pictures this Christmas. Lighthouse Community Dow James build- off a digital camera and into some- Church invites all to bring gifts to fit in ing starting at 11 thing you can use. Learn about digi- a shoebox, preferably plastic with lid. a.m. A free break- tal formats, resolution, pixels, size, Suggestions include: school supplies, fast will be served image manipulation, configuration, small stuffed animals and toys, hygiene from 9-11 a.m. and adjustment for print, e-mail, items and hard candy. web. Create Christmas cards, digital The church is located at 505 S. Brenda photo albums, digital gifts. Register Place, building 605-#3, UID. Call 843-4471 by calling 843-2350. for information, directions. B2 TUESDAY Nov. 8, 2005 homebody: One whose interest focuses on the home

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photography / Troy Boman Homebodies sells Tooele County and Utah made items. Crafters include Kelly Hill of Grantsville who creates the “Nice Matters” signs (above) and Tooele High art teacher Chris Wilcox who sells his fine pottery. Other items (below, left and right) are purchased at estate sales and auctions. �� Saturdays. Her aunt Carolyn �� Snug Dow tends the store one or two days a week. �� continued from page B1 Bryant, whose maiden name �� not sure about having more,” Bryant said. was Peterson, grew up in Tooele and attended Tooele High �� Since Bryant has another full-time job, homebodies is School. She said her husband, �� Jeff (a teacher at Tooele High � only open Wednesdays through �� School), and her large extended � �� family in Tooele have been tre- �� mendously supportive. �� The name homebodies just �� kind of stuck with Bryant. �� “I think I’m at a point in my �� life when being a homebody �� is a good thing,” Bryant said. �� “I’m really busy when I’m not at home and I like to be at home with the people I love.” �� Bryant hopes her store is the �� beginning of a trend. �� “This is what Tooele needs �� ... fixing up the buildings and �� downtown,” Bryant said. “I hope it’s really a turning point.” The building is owned by Darrell Moore, who also owns the slots occupied by m-e styles gallery and a small art studio. Moore put $45,000 into renovating the exterior of the corner property and $12,000, plus his own labor and time into refur- bishing the interior. The city reimbursed him $30,000 through redevelopment grants available to downtown businesses for facade or electrical improvements. “I would like to see some While Moore was renovating “I really liked the location. I more people spend some money and before he advertised, 15 thought with a little hard work downtown and some more peo- potential tenants contacted him. the property could be a valuable ple fixing up their property a Moore decided to lease to commodity,” Moore said. little bit,” Moore said. “... when Bryant because he wanted a Whether Homebodies is a suc- things are cleaner and nicer they business that attracted lots of cess or not is yet to be discov- have a better chance of making people. ered, but Russ Winters, chair of it in the first place.” “I did a really good job on the the Downtown Alliance, said the That philosophy will pay floor and I want people to come success of such shops can lead off, according to architect Kim down and see it,” Moore admits. to a bustling downtown. Hyatt. Plus, he thinks she has a good “Downtown becomes the des- “People appreciate [histori- product which can strengthen tination instead of one particu- cal renovations],” Hyatt said, the downtown. He locked him- lar store,” Winters said. “Usually “People understand historic self into a three-year contract the stores that work downtown architecture and in communi- at $700 a month. While there are niche stores or specialty ties where they have made a are some who criticize him for stores.” concerted effort to preserve charging so little, he thinks it’s their historic buildings — call That’s why Winters believes it nostalgia or something else to his benefit to help his tenants antique furniture shops like — those communities tend to be succeed. In fact he never plans Homebodies, consignment cloth- really successful. It draws more to raise the rent. ing shops like Sweet Pea, art businesses to that community. It “If you’re starting a small busi- galleries like m-e style, crafter does influence downtown revi- ness like Becki, she really needs boutique’s like Hometouch and talization ... it works. Sometimes to almost turn a profit the first salons like Tangles are a good it’s hard to convince owners of day,” Moore said. choice. that. Darrell made a pretty big Moore bought the property “You know these are things leap of faith.” inexpensively and while he sub- that you can’t go to Wal-Mart and Hyatt has worked to restore sidizes the rent now, he believes get off the shelf,” Winters said. downtowns to their historic peri- he’ll be making money in 10 Bryant hopes downtown con- ods around the state, including years when the mortgage is paid tinues to diversify. Moore’s property in Tooele. off. “I definitely think there’s room for other kinds of businesses,” Bryant said. “With the closing of Melina’s I would like to see another restaurant here, and Good Gravy, there’s talk of it.” Bryant has been active in the Stella Nash is Tooele Downtown Alliance and recently was one of three busi- turning 80! ness owners who spearheaded Nightmare on Main, which Come join the fun brought several hundred chil- EVERYONE! dren with parents downtown to trick-or-treat Halloween night. Friday, “Of course I want to stay in Nov 18, 2005 business,” Bryant said, “but it pm pm would be nice to be at the fore- 4 - 7 front of starting a quaint downtown area and that’s why I got LDS Church involved with the Downtown Building Alliance.” 180 S. Coleman For now, Bryant is out shop- Come join us in the ping for stylish pieces for her Birthday Celebration store, getting to know her customers and arranging the display outside so people know she is open for business. 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John and Diana Lopez of Lyman and Deborah Condie Grantsville are pleased to of Stansbury Park are pleased to 3rd Annual announce the marriage of their announce the marriage of their daughter, Belinda, to Joshua daughter, Marie Jayne Condie, Schultz, son of Conrad and to Kenneth Owen Farley III, son Carline Schultz of Grantsville. of Kenneth and Virginia Farley They will be married Friday, Jr. of Ogden, Utah. They were Nov. 11, in the Salt Lake married on Friday, Nov. 4, 2005, Temple. in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The Saturday, November 12th A reception will be held that couple will reside in Ogden. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. evening at 410 Shelly Lane, Grantsville, Utah, from 6-8:30 Marie Jayne Condie Utah State University - Tooele Campus p.m. and Kenneth Owen Farley III 1021 West Vine Street Both served LDS missions, Belinda in Puerto Rico, Josh in Belinda Lopez Brazil. They both are attending and Joshua Schultz Utah State University and will MISSIONARIES make their home in Logan. If we have inadvertently over- Gary and Mary looked any one, please join us. Wood Crafts, Vinyl Lettering Signs, Beads, Jewelry, Steadman Handmade Soaps and Cosmetics, Homemade Dog Treats, Dolls, Baby Gifts, Holiday Decorations, Flower Arrangements, BIRTHDAYS Gary and Mary Steadman Scrapbooking Supplies, Fabric, and More! have been called to the Utah Provo Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Eddie Stoddard They will serve in the St. George Come help us celebrate Eddie Temple Visitors’ Center. Stoddard’s 70th birthday Friday, The Steadmans will speak in �� Nov. 11, 2005, at the Moose Sacrament meeting in the Tooele Lodge, 1100 E. Vine St., from Sixth Ward, 253 S. 2nd East, on Nov. 13, 2005, at 1 p.m. �� 7-9 p.m. Gary and Mary Steadman

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Squash continued from page B1 3/4 cup water �� 2 eggs Combine all ingredients and �� mix at medium speed for 2 �� minutes. Coat a 5x10-inch bak- �� ing pan with oil spray. Pour batter into pan and bake for 35 �� minutes at 350 degrees. When cooled, frost. Frosting 1/2 cup whipping cream, whipped 1/2 cup brown sugar Help us, 8 ounces frozen whipped topping, thawed English toffee bits Help a Family in Need Mix whipped cream and brown sugar then fold in the Each year needy families are nominated from whipped topping. Spread evenly over the baked and cooled people around Tooele County to participate in the cake. Sprinkle top with English Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund. toffee bits. Please donate any amount you can afford. Pumpkin Dessert 1 stick butter or margarine 1 1/4 cup flour 1/2 cup nuts chopped 1/2 of 9-ounce tub of frozen whipped topping, thawed 8 ounces cream cheese Pumpkins and other squash makes nutritious snacks and desserts. 1 cup powdered sugar 1 16-ounce can pumpkin cream cheese layer. Top with in remaining ingredients. Store 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie any remaining cool whip. Chill in airtight container in refrig- spice for several hours before serv- erator. Serve as dip for ginger 2 tablespoons brown sugar ing. cookies, unfrosted sugar cook- 1 small package instant vanil- ies or fresh fruit. la pudding 1 cup cool whip Pumpkin Dip 3/4 cup milk 4 cups powdered sugar Pumpkin Cookies Blend butter or margarine, 2 large (8-ounce) packages 1 large can pumpkin flour and nuts together and softened cream cheese 2 spice cake mixes 1 package chocolate or but- press into a 9x13 pan. Bake 1 can pumpkin pie filling terscotch chips at 325 for 10 minutes. Cool. 2 teaspoons ground cinna- Mix all together and drop in Mix together cool whip, cream mon mounds on a lightly greased cheese and powdered sugar and 1 teaspoon ginger cookie sheet. Bake at 350 spread on cooled crust. In a large mixing bowl, com- degrees for 12-15 minutes. Blend together remaining bine sugar and cream cheese, ingredients and spread over beating until well blended. Beat

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can purchase items to fill your box(es) Thanksgiving that day as well! With questions call Lighthouse All faiths give thanks Community Church at 843-4471. The annual Thanksgiving Eve Non- Santa parades set denominational Devotional will be held Christmas is right around corner on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m. in the and the Tooele County Chamber of Tooele 4-14 Ward meeting house at 192 Commerce is making plans to welcome W. 2nd S. The program will include musi- Santa Claus to the county in annual cal numbers and talks from community parades in Tooele and Grantsville on members. We will meet together to be Nov. 26, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. reminded of the many things we are The parade in Grantsville will start at 10 thankful for this season. Refreshments a.m. and the parade in Tooele will start will be served following the brief pro- at 4 p.m. Santa will visit with children gram. Everyone in the community is in both locations immediately follow- invited to attend. ing the parades. Worship Thanksgiving Eve To participate in the Grantsville A service will be held at the St. Parade, please contact Wendy Palmer Barnabas Center on Nov. 23 starting at at 884-3411. Call the Chamber office at 7 p.m. The community is welcome to 882-0690 for the Tooele parade. attend. Bring a pie to share after the Santa visits park Nov. 26 service is completed. In conjunction with the Tooele Downtown Development Alliance, the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Tooele will host festivities at the Tooele Veterans Memorial Park following the Senior/Cadette Troop #761 recently spent eight days in Oahu, Hawaii. Some activities included a traditional luau, snorkeling Honor Vets Friday Santa Parade — Nov. 26 from 5-8 p.m. in Hanauma Bay, sailing on a catamaran, visiting Chinatown, climbing to the top of Diamond Head Crater, taking a tour around the island and visiting the Arizona Memorial. Members of the troop include: Leaders Julie and Michael Gomes, Co-leader Ashley Tooele Veterans Day services will be Along with Santa, we will have enter- Williams, Meara McFarland, Tiffany Lowery, Ada VanZanten, Kristin Forbes, Ava VanZanten and Jordan Gomes. held Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at the Dow tainment and prize give-a-ways, food James building starting at 11 a.m. A free booths and craft booths. To participate The fees for horses are one for $25 sign up, or for more information. Call breakfast will be served from 9-11 a.m. in any of the events at the park, a food or three for $35, and for bulls, one for Library Floyd Bracken at 882-6364 or Jim Learn to use digital camera or craft booth, contact the Chamber $20. For more information, contact Nichols at 833-0931. office at 882-0690. Have fun with your digital camera. Wes Clegg at 496-3129 or visit www. KUED reading marathon set Grantsville seniors USU Extension is offering a free digital deseretpeakcomplex.com. The Tooele County Bookmobile The Grantsville Senior Center can photo fun class Nov. 17 from 6-8 p.m. in Meetings Library, Grantsville, is participating in be called at 884-3446. the Extension auditorium. Learn how Overlake KUED’s 13th Annual Reading Marathon. • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- to get pictures off a digital camera Children may register at the library and tions by 8:30 a.m. and into something you can use. Learn Irrigation meeting set complete their reading goal to receive • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. about digital formats, resolution, pix- Settlement Canyon Irrigation Food drive set Nov. 19 a certificate of completion and an invi- ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at els, size, image manipulation, configu- Company will hold its annual share- On Saturday, Nov. 19, the youth of tation to a Super Reader Party on Jan. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. ration, and adjustment for print, e-mail, holders’ meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6, at Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church, 20. • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. web. Create Christmas cards, digital 7 p.m. in the south auditorium of the St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle photo albums, digital gifts. Register by Tooele County Courthouse for the fol- L.D.S. Overlake First, Second and Schools • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 calling 843-2350. lowing purposes: Approval of minutes Third Wards and the Tooele 23rd a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- Catch Bar J concert and financial report; elect one three- Ward will go door to door to collect ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood year board member; president’s report Learn computer software Bar J Wranglers will be in concert items from 10 a.m. to noon. All col- The Tooele Adult Education Center pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Thursday and Friday, Nov. 17-18, at 8 Any votes of water shares done by lections will be donated to the Tooele • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at proxy must have permission in writing. is offering a beginning computer class p.m. at Grantsville High School, spon- Community Action Food Bank. (Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. sored by Grantsville FFA. Tickets are City planners hear public Items needed are: Diapers and PowerPoint and Windows) at 76 S. 1000 • Everyday quilting The Tooele City Planning Commission still available at Cal-Ranch in Tooele wipes, toilet paper, canned soup, West on Tuesday and Wednesday nights • Nov. 9 — Blood sugar test at 10 will meet in a public hearing and busi- and Handi Corner and Jay’s Service in canned fruit and holiday food items. for five weeks beginning Nov. 15 from a.m. ness meeting Wednesday, Nov. 9, at Grantsville. Enjoy the pre-concert din- If you have any questions please 6-9 p.m. Current students pay $25; com- • Nov. 11 — Center closed for 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the city ner at 5:30-7:30 p.m. FBLA is serving call Pastor Steven Leiser at 882-7291 munity participants pay $50; seniors Veterans Day council chambers, 90 N. Main. Rube’s ribs. Tickets at same locations. or Bishop Clifford at 882-0177. pay $45. Call 833-1994 to register. • Nov. 14 — Custom benefits Visit Rusty Boutique Public comment will be taken on: Unicare personal and business insur- The original Rusty Boutique will be a conditional use permit to allow the Grantsville ance by Ted Barnes at 11 a.m. held at 202 W. 1900 North (Overlake) on construction of a new 10,957 square USU • Nov. 18 — Birthday dinner 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11-12, from foot First Assembly of God church on with Old Time Fiddlers 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Holiday and home 3.2 acres located at 512 W. Utah Ave. by Catch Bar J concert • Nov. 21 — Medicare Part D 11 Rev. Bill Upton, Tooele; a conditional Harvest holiday boutique set decor, accent furniture, distinctive flo- Bar J Wranglers will be in concert a.m. presented by Dave’s Drugs. use permit to allow the construction of Saturday, Nov. 12, at USU Tooele rals, primitive wall stars, homemade Thursday and Friday, Nov. 17-18, at 8 • Nov. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 a 24 foot by 24 foot detached private campus (1021 W. Vine) from 10 a.m. to bath and body products, and a verity of p.m. at Grantsville High School, spon- p.m. garage at 70 E. 100 South by Paul D. 6 p.m. a fundraiser will be held for grad- delightful items will be featured. sored by Grantsville FFA. Tickets are • Dec. 13 — Spanish Fork Christmas and Donett Jensen, Tooele. uating Tooele county student attending lights 2 p.m. Cost $24 with dinner. Veterans receive help still available at Cal-Ranch in Tooele USU in Logan or Tooele. Please come and Handi Corner and Jay’s Service • Old Time Fiddlers will not per- A field service officer from the and support your Aggies. For more form in November or December. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. Sports in Grantsville. Enjoy the pre-concert information call 843-9534. Sponsored Department Service Office in Salt Lake dinner at 5:30-7:30 p.m. FBLA is serv- by USU Alumni Tooele Chapter. Tooele seniors City will be at the Tooele Workforce ing Rube’s ribs. Get your ticket at the The Tooele County Senior Citizen Service Center, 305 N. Main, from 3-4:30 Plan county soccer same locations. Center can be reached at 882-2870. p.m. on Nov. 18 to assist you in under- A soccer forum for Tooele County GHS state semi-final set Scouts • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- standing and applying for rightful VA Recreation and Competition Soccer The GHS vs. Pineview state semi- bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line benefits, preparing and documenting Leagues (formerly West Desert Blaze) final football game is Friday, Nov. 11, dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. will be held Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 7 Girl Scout service unit meets • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; application for compensation, pension, 10 a.m. at U of U. Pre-sale tickets Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders, the hospitalization, education and other p.m. at Buddy’s Family Bowling, sec- are available at GHS office Tuesday- Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. ond floor. service unit meeting will be held at the • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. benefits. This is a free service and Thursday for $4 for students and United Methodist Church on Thursday, veterans need not be members of the Players, parents, coaches, refs, and seniors and $6 for adults. Cost at the to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing whoever is interested in soccer come Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. We will finalize the 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics Veterans of Foreign Wars to qualify for stadium will be $5 and $6. calendar and assignments for service assistance. prepared to share your expectations! 1 p.m. Tell us how you would improve Tooele Burn permits available unit activities, obtain an update on the • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Save lives together soccer and see the new league name, Grantsville Fire Chief Perry Skaug eCouncil information, and share infor- aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; The Tooele Animal Outreach pro- logo and competition colors. announced that burn permits for all mation on our troop adventures and blood pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 gram is holding an Adoption and Foster With questions or comments call yard debris will be issued to city resi- accomplishments. Questions? Contact p.m. Fair at Cal-Ranch, 862 N. Main St. in Casey Walker (league president) at 830- dents from Nov. 1-30. Dorothy at 882-5221. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Tooele, on Saturday, Nov. 19, from 12-6 8352 or 882-5361. To participate in the open burn, Cub pinewood derby set dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; danc- p.m. Come sign up to foster homeless Hikers, XC-skiers meet residents must call city hall at 884- Quality Chevrolet is hosting a ing 6-8 p.m. pets. Add a loving new member to your 3411 or contact a Grantsville volun- Pinewood Derby on Nov. 12 from 10 • Nov. 11 — Center closed family. With questions please call April Looking to get out and active teer firefighter who will issue the around here this winter? Join our a.m. to 1 p.m. for Cub Scouts and their • Nov. 14-15 — AARP safe driving at 882-2863 or Marci at 882-2085. burn permits. Anyone caught burning families. Newly registered boys will class: cost $10 group! Contact Kurt Alloway for more without a permit will be fined. Great night helps CJC information at 801-550-467, e-mail receive a free car kit courtesy of the • Nov. 16 — Bake sale 9 a.m. to Our annual Black Tie, Blue Jeans [email protected] or visit dealership. These free kits will be at noon; bring baked goods Casino Night is set for Nov. 19. The fun Yahoo Groups and type in “tooelehik- Stansbury the Scout store (call Geraldine McBeth • Nov. 18-19 — Craft fair. Reserve begins at 6:30 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s ers.” Our next meeting will be Nov. 15 at 882-4613). your tables. Breakfast served Saturday church. There will be casino games, a at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center — Leaders learn basics at 9 a.m. live auction, a silent auction and a buf- winter backpacking workshop, hands- Combined service boards meet Scout Basic Training for all Scout • Nov. 24-25 — Center closed fet by Elizabeth’s Catering. The price is on group discussion about essential The Board of Trustees of the leaders will be held at the Grantsville Senior Circle, MWMC $30 per person/$60 per couple/$200 per things to pack along during winter Stansbury Recreation Service Area Stake Center on Durfee Street on Nov. Senior Circle is for those over 50 table of eight and all proceeds benefit months, plan group outings. and the Greenbelt Service Area 19 from 8 a.m. to noon. The next train- and costs just $15 per year. Call 843- the Tooele County Children’s Justice and the Board of Directors of the ing will not occur until Feb. 9, so don’t 3690 for a membership form and to Center. For more information and to Improve volleyball skills Stansbury Service Agency will meet A Junior Olympic volleyball clinic miss out on this information. RSVP for all activities except exer- donate, contact the CJC at 843-1161. on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. at the for Tooele County will be held Nov. 12 cise and water aerobics. Clubhouse, #1 Country Club Drive, Support Christmas shoe boxes from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the THS gym • Body Instincts — Meets on Stansbury Park. Seniors Join us for Cookies ‘n Cocoa & for any boy or girl (age 9-14) interested Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy Christmas Shoeboxes for children in in developing or strengthening volley- (29 S. Main). war-torn and impoverished countries. ball skills. There is a $5 fee. For more Drive safely • Hinges and Twinges (water Come Thursday, Nov. 10, from 6-9 Rush Valley information call Reine at 496-3244. The next AARP Safe Driving Class aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and p.m. filling and preparing shoe boxes Try out for volleyball team will be held at the Tooele Senior Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic for giving this Christmas. Lighthouse Center, $2.50. Junior Olympic volleyball tryouts will Center on Nov. 14-15. Times are 10 Community Church invites all to bring • Nov. 11 — Medicare prescription be held Nov. 16-17 from 7-9 p.m. at the Planners hear zoning views a.m. to 3 p.m. both days with a lunch gifts to fit in a shoe box, preferably The Planning Commission for the presentation at noon. A light lunch THS gym. Any boy or girl (ages 10-18) break at noon. Cost is $10. Both days plastic with lid. Suggestions include: Town of Rush Valley will hold a wanting to play competitive volleyball are required to receive an insurance school supplies, small stuffed animals public hearing Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. in for local team is welcome. There is a $5 reduction certificate good for three and toys, hygiene items and hard candy. the Rush Valley Town Hall upon a SEE DOINGS ON B5 tryout fee. For more information call years. Call the Center at 882-2870 to The church is located at 505 S. Brenda proposal to amend the town’s zoning Reine at 496-3244. Place, building 605-#3, UID. Call 843- regulations. 4471 for information, directions. DOINGS POLICY Drive up, drop off shoe boxes Deseret Peak Churches The first annual drive-thru drop-off Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings station for Operation Christmas Child Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at is offered through a combined effort of Rough stock practice set [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Deseret Peak Complex and Singles share Thanksgiving Tooele Area Youth. Please bring your Tooele South Stake will serve The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable Elkhorn Rodeo Company present packed shoeboxes to: Soelberg’s, 213 E. Thanksgiving dinner Saturday, Nov. organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Rough Stock practice every Monday Main St., Grantsville, on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2 p.m. at the church on 2nd South advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we at 7 p.m. at the indoor arena. Practice 12, from 1-5 p.m. and 2nd West for all single adults 30 can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words begins Monday, Dec. 5, and will end Shoeboxes will be on hand so you years and up. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the March 27, 2006. desired publication date. TUESDAY November 8, 2005 B5

at 884-5269 for a supply list. All torium, 151 N. Main in Tooele. Kick drug habit SLCC events Doings Groups friends are invited. All Farm Bureau members are A 12 Step Addiction Recovery • Nov. 18-19 — SLCC’s Dance Continued from page B4 • General meeting — The Salt invited. Program for addictive/compul- Company is proud to partner Lake general meeting will be It will be a Dutch oven din- sive behavior, run by LDS Social with Paradigm Dance Project that night at the county gov- ner. Please call Ernie Matthews Services in Tooele and Erda, for a November performance. will be provided. Quilters meet Tooele County Quilters will ernment center from 7-9 p.m. at 884-5057 or Cindy Rydalch at welcomes new members and The concert, titled “Moving • Nov. 16 — Wellness lun- meet on Nov. 15 at the county Tricia McCoy will have a trunk 882-0335 for ticket reservations. everyone. Histories, Dancing Stories” will cheon 11:30 a.m. in the MWMC Extension office at 9:30 a.m. to show of her heirloom treasures. The cost is $5. • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 be held Nov. 18-19, 7:30 p.m., in classrooms. Topic is “Diabetes do triangulations. Please bring For more information call Geri S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 the Grand Theatre at the South Q&A: Whether You Have It Yet your sewing machine and basic Thomas at 882-3487. • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 City Campus of the community or Not,” by Eileen DeLeeuw. Recovery sewing kit. For information on N.A.R.F.E. meeting changed E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 college, 1575 S. State St. • Nov. 17 — Breast Cancer fabric and measurements, please The November meeting of the General seating admission for Support Group 7 p.m. in the call Janine at 882-0436. Tooele chapter of the National this concert is half price with MWMC classrooms. Castaways AA Our Christmas party will be Active and Retired Federal Castaways Alcoholics General two non-perishable food items: • Nov. 18 — Hospice open Dec. 6 at 11:30 a.m. at Spiers Employees Association will be Anonymous meets Monday- just $4 for adults and $2.50 for house 12-2 p.m. at Mountain Farm. Tickets are now on sale. held Thursday, Nov. 10, at 1 p.m. Saturday at Noon and Friday children, seniors and non-SLCC West Home Health (255 S. 100 Teen Challenge trains Don’t forget your BOM. at the Tooele Senior Citizen at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas students. Without food dona- E.). Lots of helpful informa- A seminar to train people Center (a one-time schedule Center, 1784 North Aaron Dr., tions, adult admission is $8 tion, free and low-cost screen- Gun club turkey shoots set to facilitate small groups for change due to conflict with the Tooele. (Southwestern looking and children/seniors/non-SLCC ings, and refreshments will be Tooele Gun Club turkey Turning Point, Living Free will Veterans Day holiday. A speaker church by the new hospital, students are $5. Admission for available. shoots are set for Nov. 12, 13, be held Nov. 19 at the West from a major health insurance first left off 2000 North). Open, SLCC students and employees • Nov. 22 — Birthday Bingo 20. Turkeys, hams, spare ribs Valley Community Center, 3818 provider will address Medicare mixed, non-smoking, wheel- is free with two food items for at 5 p.m. in the MWMC class- and cash will be prizes. It’s fam- W. 4700 South, Salt Lake City proposals. For more informa- chair access, nursery available the food bank. For tickets, call rooms. Turkey dinner will be ily fun, shooting clay targets so at the corner of Bangerter Hwy. tion call Hal Webster at 882-5331 Monday-Friday. (No children the Grand Theatre Box Office at served! bring your shotgun and plenty and 4700 South. Registration is or Marla Ramey at 882-3876. Saturdays). (801) 957-3322. • Dec. 1 — Festival of Trees of shells. Shooting begins at 10 from 8:30-9 a.m. followed by day trip leaves at 2 p.m., return a.m. on each of the three days. Eagles auction canceled Feeling trapped? the seminar at 9 a.m. to 4:30 by 8 p.m. $20 due Nov. 23. Directions: Go east on 400 The White Elephant auction If someone’s drinking is p.m. The cost is $20 for materi- • Dec. 2 — Breakfast Buddies North into the foothills (3.5 and spaghetti supper is canceled affecting your life, Alanon can als and lunch. RSVP by Nov. at 9 am. Meet at Jim’s Family miles east from Main St.) till you until a later date. help. Call 882-7756 for informa- 14 to 435-843-5602 or e-mail Unload Restaurant for Dutch treat. see the gun club on the left side Eagles family night set tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday gailannepalmer2004@yahoo. • Dec. 7 — Diabetes Support of road. For information, call Family night will be Saturday, and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and com. Your Group meets at 11 a.m. at the John Miller at 882-2429. Nov. 19. Aletha Wrathall and her Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. Salt Lake Community College health department (181 N. Sewing Guild activities committee will serve a lasagna Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron hosts a lecture by Loung Ung, a Truck Main). • Make tote bag — The Tooele dinner at 6:30 p.m. and EAGLO Dr., Tooele. survivor of one the most horrific • Dec. 15 — Annual holi- neighborhood sewing group will will follow. Alateen starts events of the past century -- the killing fields of Cambodia. Two day party from 6-8 p.m. at the hold its monthly meeting on Nov. Farm bureau banquet set Alateen meets Mondays at Health Department auditorium 16 at 9:30 a.m. in the Extension 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church million Cambodians lost their The Tooele County Farm lives at the hands of the Khmer (181 N. Main). Entertainment office auditorium. Ora Bridges Bureau will hold its annual ban- in Overlake. Please come for by the Kid Fiddlers. RSVPs will help us make a clever tote sharing and caring. Please call Rouge and their despotic leader, quet on Friday, Nov. 11, at 6:30 Pol Pot. 882-0050 required. bag from a placemat. Call Ora p.m. at the Extension office audi- 849-1881 for more information.

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� Housing, employment, public notices � Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Furniture & Transcript Bulletin Pub- CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Miscellaneous Livestock Personals Personals lishing Co. does not Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays WE BUY Copper and WASHER, KITCHEN HORSE BOARDING, ABORTION? WHY? encourage the purchase Twenty Words or Less other metals. Call AIDE Super capacity with covered or uncov- CONSIDER adoption. of any product or service MONTHLY RATE Diabetic Life Center An ad running a minimum (435)843-1618. Make plus heavy duty, white, ered stalls. Roundpen Warm, secure loving advertised in this newspa- * After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues • Diabetic Education per. Advertisements are $ 50 easy money selling old multiple settings, excel- and 100x200ft riding home available for new- 30¢ per word/issue $ ** wire brass and alumi- lent condition, 4 1/2yrs area. 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Call: 1- NORTH VALLEY Appli- patch on chest. Lost on • Deputy Surveyor I (Grade 26) -Annual Salary: $41,264.70 salary negotiable Tooele. $40 per work, $30; Suzuki grinder and wheat, $50; home. 840-1360 depending on qualifications. Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT). No license. 877-774-6609 (Toll ance. Washers/ dryers Halloween evening month. Call 840-3208 Quadrunner 160, runs small swivel rocker Must work under a license surveyor for four (4) years. Free) or visit us at: $99-$199. Complete south of Allen Town on • Deputy Surveyor II (Grade 28) - Licensed surveyor by the State of Utah with four good, $800. (801)330- chairs, 1 blue, 2 pink, PERFECT PUPS Obedi- years experience as a licensed surveyor; and/or licensed surveyor with two (2) LOLLLC.com. (ucan) repair service. Satisfac- 425 West. 830-5569 3319 $20 each. Best offers ence training. Group years of survey experience in the public sector. will be accepted. Call tion guaranteed. 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Every- PUPPIES FOR sale, • Needs to be knowledgeable in Autodesk Land Desktop, Microsoft Word $400; TV, $30; Enter- PERFECT FOR the holi- tion please call 843- or Word Perfect, Trimble Geomatics and TDS software. thing wholesale! Rocky good hunters. Call • Needs to be familiar with GPS Software and Hardware as well as various types tainment center, $400; days, 7pc. elegant cher- 9915. Mtn. Diamond Co. (435)884-6377 of Total Stations and Data Collectors. NEED CASH NOW? Washer, dryer, $250; ry dining room set, • Traveling is an essential function of the job, which may include commuting long S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 We want to make Leather sofa & love $550. New in original PUREBRED CHOCO- distances, staying overnight. seat, $900; Outdoor TOOELETRANSCRIPT you a loan! EGGS FOR Sale, farm pkg. Cushioned seats. LATE/ black lab pup- For more information or a on-line application please visit furniture, $250; Glass (801)831-0678 pies, 8wks old. Parents BULLETIN http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html fresh, range free. $2 end tables, $50ea; Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County dozen. 882-8108 Champion lines, excel- Wall clock, $250; RECONDITIONED 882-0050 Human Resources office • 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 $50 - $3,000 lent hunting dogs. To EEO Employer ENFAMIL BABY formula, Computer, $800. WASHERS, dryers, good homes! $100. No checking account Cash only. 833-9191 stoves, refrigerators, 90 843-4434 850-8082 needed. Usually 30 12.9 cans for sale. Baby turned one year before day warranty. Nothing minute service! NEW 8FT hydraulic op- but the best. Also will going through it. Formu- erated snow plow for Livestock la expires 02/07. Kayce pick up all unwanted pick-up truck. $2495. appliances. (435)850- NOBLE FINANCE (801)604-2699 or 840-2298 (801)518-1961 8297. Ask for Ken. 2001 FEATHERLITE 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 Gooseneck four horse PIANO, LESTER Betsy SOLID CHERRY Sleigh trailer, walk in front Ross Spinet piano, bed, $275 new and tack, rear portable tack. made in Philadelphia, packaged. A gorgeous Great condition, Rocky Mountain Home Care is currently hiring for a Director upright, dark wood, gift. (801)831-0678 $13,500 obo. For more of Operations for Hospice and Home Care to join our Tooele beautiful tone, $500 information call obo. Call (801)671- THE PERFECT Christ- team. This candidate should have commitment and (435)882-0890, enthusiasm for providing excellent patient care and building 2291 mas gift for someone (435)840-4231 you love! $150 plush community referrals in the Tooele area. SELL YOUR computer in queen Double Pillowtop 8YR OLD registered Ara- the classifieds. Call mattress and box set. bian gelding, nice Position Requirements: 882-0050 (801)831-0678 horse, has mountain •Must have a Valid Utah RN License and hunting experience. RREPOREEPPOO BBIDBIIDD SSALESAALLEE SELLING UPRIGHT pia- ‘TIS THE Season for a •Reliable Transportation is Required $850. 882-0674 no, great condition. King Dbl Pillowtop mat- •Must Possess Clinical, Organizational, and $800 obo. Call Christy, tress set. $250. Don’t FULL BOARD, covered Communication Skills 2000 Nissan Altima 843-7477 settle, Go Big! New in stalls, turnout, $150 • Management Experience Preferred plastic w/warranty. month. (435)830-7365 2000 Bayliner Trophy SNOW BLOWER, (801)831-0678 Craftsman 5hp, 23’, HAY FOR sale, second We offer flexible hours, training and orientation to good condition, $300. VERY LARGE formal th pm and third crop $100/ton. Hospice/Home Care, a great work environment, Bidding ends on Monday, November 14 , 3 882-4299 dining room set, custom 840-2298 or 843-0621 made by Hibriten. Solid continued education and benefits. We are committed to VIOLINS, TRUMPETS, Pecan. Please call Pat HORSE AND Cattle win- employee satisfaction. Rocky Mountain Care is a stable Please call for more information: CLARINETS, Flute, all 882-7818 ter pasture. Call health care organization and has been offering $98. Cellos, French (435)240-3762 or healthcare services for over 40 years. Horns, Trombones all WASHER & DRYER (435)884-3042 $158. Alto Soprano Kenmore set. Heavy 833-7200 Tenor Saxophones, Send Applications: duty, nice condition HORSE BOARDING, Ext. #250 • Ext. #227 Drum sets all $268. Up- $250 882-7388 stalls 16’x40’. You fur- Rocky Mountain Home Care right Bass $548. Free nish the feed, I’ll feed & C/O Peggy Williams, RN 562 N. MAIN ST. • TOOELE shipping! www.utah- water. Call (435)830- 350 East 300 South Ste 110 • Bountiful, Utah 84010 music.com 1-800-344- * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. Place Your Ad: 6746 Ron. (801) 397-4844 Fax Resume: (801) 397-4890 All vehicles sold as is. Time will be given to arrange financing. 0901. (ucan) 882-0050 [email protected] TUESDAY November 8, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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Continued from previous page Autos Autos Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes Homes Buildings Rent Rent Autos SELL YOUR CAR or 1BDRM APT, utilities in- DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, 5BDRM 2BTH Rambler, $$$SAVE MONEY SELLING YOUR HOME? If you build, remodel or boat in the classifieds. cluded except electric, carport w/storage, no smoking, no pets, Find HUD & Bank Advertise it in the clas- remove buildings you FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! Call 882-0050 no smoking, no pets, fenced in backyard, call Talena 830-8113 owned homes at: sifieds. Call 882-0050 can place your classi- $500 POLICE IM- $385/mo. 882-5104 $625/mo, $300/dep. No Prudential Utah Real fied ad in 47 of Utah's POUNDS! Hondas, www.tooelebankowned WANTED: USED Cars, pets, no smoking. 617 E Estate homes.com or call for STANSBURY PARK, newspapers for only Chevy's, Fords, Jeeps, 1990 and up that need 1BDRM HOUSE super 400 N. Call 882-2560. 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 story, $135. for 25 words ($5. Toyotas, etc! 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(435)224- application credit check. new carpet, washer & in closet, large family (435)882-0050 for all V-8 305 standard, new winter snow comes! For complete details on 2163 South Coleman. 843- dryer optional. room, double garage, the details. (Ucan) engine, 18,000 miles, Call 882-0050 finding & buying a HUD 9860 $725/mo, $700/dep. must sell, agents wel- loaded, runs great. home, call Prudential *Based on 13 issue contract. SUVs 882-1199 come. 884-0936 STEEL BUILDINGS $3200 obo. 830-2442 or Beautiful 882-4111. Owner, Oc- 2 bedroom LARGE 2BDRM apart- SALE! Sentinel Building 830-2974 ment, 1.5bth, private DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter cupant or Investors. Systems. Agricultural, 2002 HYUNDAI Accent, ‘03 YUKON, spotless, apartments!! patio, covered parking, (400 North), large Commercial, Specialty. 1994 MITSUBISHI 4 door, ac, ps, 5spd, loaded, leather, excel- w/d hookups, deposit 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic TOOELE RAMBLER, Free quote and estimat- Eclipse, shimmering good mpg, 35-38, new lent condition. Power Completely Remodeled FFOROR SSALE!ALE! $450, Rent $550. No tile floors, carport, 4bdrm, 2bth, large fami- ed erection costs. blue, great interior, tires, runs great, asking everything. A lovely NEW fridge, stove, pets. References. 882- fenced yard, $650/mo. ly room w/ fireplace, www.sentinelbuildings. 5spd, needs some en- $4500. Call (435)884- ride! Call Laney 830- dishwasher, cabinets, 9073 Precept (801)272-8405. new laminate floor, cen- com, 1-800-327-0790. gine work. Must sell 6990, (435)851-0283 7583 carpet, patio. Absolutely tral air, fenced yard, (ucan) ASAP. $700 obo. Call Gorgeous! The best $129,900. 843-0167, LARGE 2BDRM Tooele FOR RENT, 3bdrm, Sarah 882-0755 92 MAZDA Miata, runs Trucks value in ALL of Tooele. 840-0871 great, soft top, ac, pow- duplex with washer & 2bth, updated kitchen, Sell Your Home Here for UTAH MANUFACTUR- We LOVE Children. ER FOR 17 years Plus - 1995 CHEV Astro van, er everything, sport dryer, utilities paid. new appliances, walk-in TOOELE RAMBLER, All Steel Buildings!!! all wheel drive, pw, sp, tires. Call 884-1500 or 1971 FORD F250 Hiboy (801) 358-8592 $700/mo, $200 cleaning closet, $650/mo $ 80* 5bdrm, 2bth, vaulted Any size you want, any new tires, runs great, 884-2604 truck, $1000. Call 843- deposit. No smoking, no $300/dep, doublewide, 260 North 100 East, ea. ceilings, tile and pergo accessories you want, high mileage, $2150 5727 or 840-4365 if no children, no pets. For great mobile home 6 Tooele floors, central air, large community in Grants- or any features you 801-558-1840 94 FORD Aerostar van, answer. Truck runs. more info, call Ron at Call 882-0050 fenced yard, 90% finish- extended cargo, lots of 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 882-3072. ville. 884-6831 want. www.cobuildings.net *Based on 13 issue contract. ed basement. 882-0822 or call 1-800-262-5347. 1999 FORD Windstar, recent work, good con- 1987 MAZDA Pickup ments behind Super FOR RENT: Condos, CO Building Systems, 104,000 miles, dual dition, $1500. 830-0699 w/shell, 28-30mpg, Wal-Mart. On select NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, TOOELE, GREAT home Houses. 4 available. Inc. Building a Reputa- sliding doors, pw, pl, good condition, stick units $99 moves you 2bdrm, kitchenette 3BDRM 2BTH, base- just on the market. Call Prudential, Sandy tion on "Old Fashioned rear ac. Good condition. 96 SUBARU Legacy LS shift, $1000. 843-1266 in. Some apartments available, monthly, ment partially finished, 2600sqft. rambler, or Andrea. 882-4111 Integrity". (ucan) $4200. 830-9062 Wagon, loaded, runs includes all utilities. weekly special. HBO, 2 tone paint, fully land- 3bdrm, 2bth, Lg kitchen, excellent, $2900. 435- 2004 DODGE Ram 150 Swimming pool, hot cable. Call 882-3235. scaped, safe, fun neigh- vaulted ceilings, central 1999 MERCURY Villag- 228-8049 Hemi, good condition, 585 Canyon Rd, FREE 25” Color TV Financial tub, exercise room, w/12mo lease, 3bdrm, borhood. $119,900. air, room to grow. Only er, good condition, cd, $20,000. (801)884-7799 Tooele. Valley View Open house 11/5/05, Services 98 CHRYSLER Town & playground, full club- 1bth, $750/mo. 143 $149,900. 1361 N 550 fm/am radio, $4000 house. 843-4400 Motel. 9am-5pm. Call E Jeff 801-244-3946 or obo. 843-9462 Country van, pampered, 87 FORD F250, 180k, South 6th Street, $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE Tooele. (435)224-2501 (435)843-1476 Marci 801-455-4482. CASH for Structured quad seats, rear ac, 4x4, runs good. $1800. 2 APARTMENT FOR NOW LEASING 2 and 3 RE/MAX Results. Settlements, Annuities, 2001 AUDI Roadster TT, loaded, low miles, 830-5958 rent. 3 bedroom, de- bedrooms in Grants- 4BDRM 2BTH HUD GRANTSVILLE, Law Suit, Mortgage cherry red convertible, $8200. 830-4623 posit $500, rent $600. ville, call for details. home! Only $68,500, fi- 3bdrm, 2bth, TRAILER HOME for Notes & Cash Flows. 55,000 miles, great con- Vehicle Parts Smelter Road. Call 884-6211 nancing referrals availa- 99 JEEP Cherokee Limit- family room, sale, $11,000. Rent or J.G. Wentworth #1 1- dition, 6-cd changer, 882-5116. ble! For listings call least $550 per month. leather, lots of extras. ed, ps, pb, pw, ac, auto, PRIVATE 2BDRM base- 2 car garage, newer, (800)794-7310. (ucan) 2 NEW LT 265-75R16 $950/mo 800-366-9783 ext. B851 Call (435)224-3688 $17,900. 843-0763 leather, 1010mi, excel- 2 BEDROOM mobile ment apartment, $500 tires with 8hole Ford 98 North Aspen Way Public Notices lent condition, $6600. home for rent, no pets. per month. Gas, washer 620 CREDIT SCORE? VERY NICE 4 level brick rims, $240. 840-3514 (620 E) NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 843-9284 882-2904 and dryer included in Own Investment Prop- home, 4bdrm, 3bth, at- Meetings Davidson Realty rent. No pets, no smok- erties. No credit? Own tached garage, lots of 2BDRM DUPLEX, new ing. 840-0839. (801)466-5078 Deadline for public no- cabinets, paint and 50% equity, income, tax utility storage, double tices is 4 p.m. the day write offs. Reserve your carpet, a/c, dishwash- ROOMMATE WANTED, HORSE PROPERTY size lot, 200 W-150 W, prior to publication. seat today, November Creative Financing Solutions er, w/d hookups. gourmet kitchen, wash- 4bdrm, 1.75bth, remod- w/900sqft, cement. Ga- Public notices submit- 12th - 9-3:30, 1-801- $595/mo. Move in bo- er, dryer, full entertain- eled, no smoking, no in- rage on back lot sur- ted past the deadline 649-5844. (ucan) nus. 882-0366, 830- ment center, bath, pri- side pets, references rounded by schools, will not be accepted. • Less than perfect credit 2665 required. $850/mo plus etc. 882-4766, 882- UPAXLP vate. No smoking, BANK FORECLOSURE! $600/dep and lease. 2435 Appraisal • Hard to prove income drugs, alcohol, pets. 5bdrm 2bth Home, 2BDRM, 1BTH, rent in- 837-2169 or 840-4161 $132,000 NOTICE OF PUBLIC Male only. $400/mo. $65,900! Won't Last! • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure cludes all utilities. Must See 840-2011 HEARING (801)563-0656 HOUSE FOR rent, More Homes Available, VERY NICE Brick home Notice is hereby given • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure For Listings Call 800- SLEEPING ROOMS 4bdrm, 1bth, no smok- w/basement apartment, that the Tooele County 366-9783 xH772 • Need higher than normal loan to value APT FOR RENT, 2 available, $70 per ing, no pets. $700 double lot, fenced beau- Planning Commission bdrm, 1 bath, govern- week, $10 key deposit, monthly, $500 deposit. tiful yard, fruit trees, will be holding a public •Lacking in down payment ment subsidized. 211 Call Miguel after 6pm. garden, sprinkler sys- hearing on Wednesday first and last week- total CALL FOR a free list of S. Hale, Grantsville. 882-6216 tem, possible duplex November 16th, 2005 • There are lending solutions for you! $150 to move in. 46 N HUD owned homes, Call Tammi 884-1712. property. 882-5104 beginning at 7:00 pm for Broadway. 882-7605 email or mail. Call Pru- Equal Housing Opp. NEW TOWNHOUSE in REZ #1011-05 Dave RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! dential 882-4111. Homes for Rent Overlake, 3bdrm, Manufactured Dominguez MU-40 to CLEAN 3bdrm, hookups, 1.5bth, rent to own SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? COUNTRY LIVING: Homes MG-EX. The hearing will storage, free city utilit- available, no smoking, BEAUTIFUL Valley. be held in the Tooele Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate ies, no yard work. Loca- no pets, 1900sqft, 12mo 2000 FLEETWOOD $$WHY RENT when Shopping. Schools. County Courthouse Audi- debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. tion: 255 Marvista Lane. lease, $850/mo, Spring Hill 24x52, you can buy? O down Fishing. Hunting. Cen- 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at torium at 47 So. Main $550. Call 882-1036 for $400/dep. 843-9494 Street, Tooele. more information. programs, not perfect tral Utah. Your builder $34,873, in Tooele park credit. Single parent and plans, ours, or hold. or can be moved, Mary Dixon NEWLY REMODELED Secretary CONDO FOR rent, programs. Call for de- Farmable. Costworthy $26,900 obo. (208)860- 3bdrm, 1bth, quiet Tooele County Plan- Stansbury, 2bdrm, 1 car tails. Berna or Chris water. Oil rights. 90% 3441 street, central heat and ning Commission garage, newly remod- 435-840-5029 Group Financing on land OAC air, no pets/ smoking. (Published in the Tran- eled, very clean, 1 Real Estate 3 acres, $49,950. Trust Mobile Homes Call Now! Available immediately. script Bulletin November $750/mo, available Protected Homeowners $875, 3BDRM in Tooele, Call Jodi 833-9304 8, 10 & 15, 2005) Tooele West Jordan now. (801)809-8262 or Association. Phone 833-0740, • 801-568-0500, 1yr contract, fenced 224-2897 OVERLAKE Melanie 1-435-896- 1981 MOBILE home, www.deseretpeakmtg.com yard, 2 car garage, fire- PUBLIC NOTICE 3bdrm, 2.5bth, $995/mo, 3216. (ucan) 14’x50’, 3bdrm, 2bth, place. 884-0144, 840- Notice is hereby given 2 car garage, basement, total electric, washer/ 5199 that the Grantsville City 165 West 1530 North CUTE RAMBLER, 103 S dryer, stove, refrigera- Hale, Grantsville, tor, dishwasher, swamp Planning Commission 2BDRM DUPLEX w/stor- Davidson Realty will hold a meeting on (801)466-5078 1380sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, cooler. For Sale: $5000. Hundreds of homes, lots & age, fenced yard, $595 fireplace, .42 acres! 882-4457 Thursday, November 17, 2005 in the Grantsville includes water & elec- OVERLAKE, New carpet & paint. City Hall Council Cham- tricity, $400/dep. 830- 3bdrm, 2.5bth, $99,900 Call (801)599- 2-3 BEDROOM mobile bers at 429 E. Main 1177 or 849-0168 multi level, 2 car garage, 7409 home in park, 1 bath- property to choose from! room. Nice home in Street in Grantsville, $995/mo 2BDRM DUPLEX, 88 Utah, which meeting 98 West 1570 North ERDA HORSE Property Grantsville. For apt. or East 500 North, carport, shall begin promptly at Davidson Realty 1 acre w/large barn! questions please call central air, beautiful 7:00 P.M. The agenda (801)466-5078 4bdrm, 2.5bth 2-story (435)433-6656 landscaping, water, gar- country living at its best! shall be as follows: 347 Upland Dr. bage included, What a view! OVERLAKE, 329 Daw- $275,000 Heather Rich- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 7:00 P.M. DISCUSSION $550/mo, $400/dep. son, 3bdrm, 2bth, close mond (435) 901-2411 home for rent, no smok- OF AGENDA ITEMS BY Beautiful vista’s, Available December to schools, nice neigh- ing/ pets. 882-1550 COMMISSION MEM- 1st. call (801)712-1164 established borhood. No pets, no FOR SALE By Owner: Lots & Land BERS. or 843-0156. No smok- smoking, 12 month $154,900. 4bdrm, 2bth, 7:30 P.M. MEETING neighborhood. ing, no pets. lease, $975/mo, den, fenced/ landscap- OFFICIALLY CALLED Wonderful landscape. $800/dep. 840-5551 ed yard, new flooring. TO ORDER BY CHAIR- 2BDRM HOUSE, fenced 883 North 1430 East, BEAUTIFUL UTAH! MAN REBECCA PE- 4 bedroom, 3 bath, LAND Sale-54 acres - yard, good location SHARP 2BDRM homes. 882-2203 TERSON. and neighborhood, no $44,900. Uinta Moun- $ main floor laundry, a Rent to own for monthly 1. Consideration of pro- $ tain area. Outdoor lov- 1175,00017755,,000000 smoking, $400 depos- payments starting at GRANTSVILLE 5bdrm 2 posed changes to the lot of appeal. er's dream! Dramatic it, $660/mo. City serv- $550. Call 224-4804 bath w/family rm. General Plan. ices paid by owner. Fenced yd, New paint mountain views, close 2. Consideration of revi- 882-8679 STANSBURY PARK and carpet only to conveniences. Sur- sions to Chapter 21. Condo, 2bdrm, 1.5bth, $129,900 The Solutions rounded by wilderness. 3. Consideration of in- 2BDRM, 1.5BTH condo 1 car garage, ac, patio, Team 884-9449 Nearby lake and state creasing size of enter- in Stansbury Park, washer/ dryer hookups, parks. Excellent financ- prise zone. $775/mo, $775/dep, no $800/mo, $700/dep. GRANTSVILLE HORSE ing. Call UTLR 1-877- 4. Consideration of pro- smoking or pets, w/d (435)830-2501 Prop. 3bdrm 2bth, 349-5263. (ucan) posed sign ordinance hookups and free cable! 1100sqft Rambler sits amendment. Available 12/1. on 4.18 acre. water STOCKTON BUILDING $ $ STANSBURY PARK, 5. Consideration of pro- $ $ (801)650-1291 lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. 1123,25023,250 225,0005,000 5bdrm, 3bth, new car- rights & well on prop. posed architectural Newly constructed pet, month to month 6490 N Burmester Rd. guidelines for incorpora- 117 North Sheridan 3-5 BEDROOM brand roads. Beautiful lake/ Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. lease, $1200/mo, yard Only $175,600. Jeff tion into Code. A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured new homes for rent in mountain views. Great ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include care included. 230 Star- 244-3946 or Marci 455- 6. Consideration of rec- Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual Tooele & Stansbury. for manufactured or Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your board Lane. 224-2592 4482. ommendation to require Call 224-2737 custom built homes. Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population building inspector to in- influx and demand. 882-7094. STANSBURY PARK, spect landscaping as 3BDRM, 1.5BTH house newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 INVESTOR SPECIAL. for rent, first and last re- 1100sqft rambler, part of allowing occupan- story home, 2480sqft, Office Space cy. PPrriiceiccee RReducedReedduucceedd PPrriiceiccee RReducedReedduucceedd quired, $900/mo, no unfinished basement, 3bdrm 1bth, New roof. pets or smoking. In nice Reduced to $79,900. 7. Adjourn. $1150 per month. Call Shauna Kertamus neighborhood. Call 840- 843-1282 135 S. 6th St. Jeff 244- BACHELOR APART- 2705 3946 or Marci 455- MENT 158 N Garden, Zoning Administrator STOCKTON, 3 bedroom 4482. RE/MAX Results. or office space, 580sqft In accordance with the 3BDRM, 1BTH, central home for rent, 2 baths, w/restroom, parking, Americans With Disabili- $$ air, new carpet, fenced ties Act, Grantsville City 1125,50025,500 $$ $1050 per month, in- Planning on selling your $400 plus electricity, 1145,00045,000 yard, fridge, stove & cludes utilities. 882- home, you could be centrally located. 882- will accommodate rea- 124 North Sheridan dishwasher, single car 4058 sending your sales 5496 sonable requests to as- 787 East 540 North garage. 155 W 400 S. points to up to 500,000 sist the disabled to par- A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, OFFICE/ BUSINESS East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main (801)870-5208 “THE GUALI SHACK” people at once. For ticipate in meetings. Re- Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, SPACE Utilities in- Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, 1bdrm, .75bth home, $135. you can place quest for assistance may Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully cluded. 42 South Main 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $375/mo, includes wa- your 25 word classified be made by calling City starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. & 56 South Main. 1 home for rent, no smok- ter. Call Laney 830- ad to all 47 newspapers Hall at 884-3411 at least month free. (602)826- ing/ pets. 882-1550 7583 in Utah. Just call Tooele 24 hours prior to the 9471 (480)585-5380 Transcript Bulletin at meeting that will be at- SALESSAALLEE FFAILEDFAAIILLEEDD 3BDRM, 2BTH, jacuzzi TOOELE CITY, 4bdrm, tended. RR tub, gas fireplace, close (435)882-0050 for all OFFICE/ BUSINESS E 2bth remodeled, 1.21 the details. (Published in the Tran- E to everything, great space, utilities and high D acres, workshop, 220 script Bulletin November D speed internet included, NN neigborhood, central amp. $800/mo plus de- RENT TO Own, Central 8, 2005) T 272 North Broadway. T air, 2 car garage. UNDERUU CC posit. Must see! 435- Air, 1998 Rambler, A $900/mo. (801)518- (435)882-4949 PUBLIC NOTICE A 224-5324 2035sqft. Fenced Back- $R 6102 to view. TT$3310,000R10,000 yrd, 3bdrm, 2 Car gar, The Central Region N TOOELE, Only $975/mo. Call Buildings Council on Workforce N 4+BDRM, 2BTH w/large O1294 Haylie Lane 4bdrm, 2bth, Fresh Start Homes El- Services will hold its next O yard in friendly neigh- CCONTRACT 2 car garage, monthly Meeting on No- C len 1-888-597-6021 Gorgeous East Bench Rambler w/ SELL YOUR in Elk Ridge Estates borhood, $900/mo, STEEL BUILDINGS. vember 17, 2005 at 9:00 5 Bdrms, 3 full bths, 1 half bth, Jetted Tub, Home Theater Room, Fully new carpet/ paint, RE/MAX Results. $900/dep, available De- $995/mo. FACTORY Deals. Save am. at the Department of Fenced, Beautifully & Professionally Landscaped with 15 watering cember 1st. No smok- $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x HOME HERE Zones for the Not So Green Thumb, Backyard is Awesome. 252 W Wallace Way RENT TO Own/ Lease Workforce Services Em- ing. 843-8402 or 224- (730 North) Option. 2 Family Rms 200í. Example: 50 x ployment Center – 720 *Each office independently owned and operated. 5032 Davidson Realty w/2 fireplaces 4bdrm 100 x 12í = South 200 East, Salt Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. (801)466-5078 1.5bth, 2668sqft, New $3.60/square foot. 1- Lake City, Utah. Shane 4bdrm, 3 1/4bth fence 800-658-2885. www. yard, double car garage Paint & Carpet. Call (Published in the Tran- rigidbuilding.com (ucan) script Bulletin November Bergen w/opener, outside pet If it happens here, Fresh Start Homes El- ok, newer area by ma- len 1/888/597-6021. 8, 2005) read about it here. RE/MAX Results. 840- 0344 (cell) ceys, $890/mo 801- TOOELETRANSCRIPT 842-9631 TOOELE BULLETIN TRANSCRIPT Place Your Ad Here 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main BULLETIN Call 882-0050 882-0050 Continued on next page TUESDAY November 8, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE price by 12:00 noon the ethia M. Kinsman. as recorded in the Office trust deed originally exe- DATED: October 31, bank official check (credit CEL 9A FROM RM-15 Meetings TOOELE COUNTY next business day follow- The sale is subject to a of the County Recorder cuted on November 20, 2005. union official checks are TO RM-7, AND PAR- COUNCIL OF GOVERN- ing the sale. The deposit bankruptcy filing, a pay- of said County, Tooele 1998 by Christopher Sul- Scott Lundberg, Trust- not accepted) or U.S. CELS 9E AND 9F PUBLIC NOTICE MENTS and balance of the sale off, a reinstatement or County, Utah. livan and Lisa G. Sulli- ee Postal money order pay- FROM M-D TO R-1-8 NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice is hereby given proceeds must be in the any other condition of Together with all the im- van, as trustors, in favor 3269 South Main, #100 able to Lundberg & As- THE COUNTY LEGIS- GIVEN THAT the Tooele that the Tooele County form of a wire transfer, which the trustee is not provements now or hereof American Lending Salt Lake City, UT sociates. If wire transfer LATIVE BODY OF THE City Planning Commis- Council of Governments cashier's check or certi- aware that would cause after erected on the Network, Inc., covering 84115 is used, an additional COUNTY OF TOOELE sion will meet in a Public has cancelled the regu- fied funds payable to the cancellation of the property, and all ease- the following real proper- (801) 263-3400 $10.00 must be remitted ORDAINS AS FOL- Hearing and Business larly scheduled meeting First Southwestern Title sale. If any such condi- ments, appurtenances, ty purported to be locat- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. with the purchase price. LOWS: meeting scheduled for for Tuesday, November Agency of Utah, Inc. A tion exists, the sale shall and fixtures now or here- ed in Tooele County at – 5:00 p.m. Cash payments are not SECTION I - AMEND- Wednesday November 15, 2005 at 6:00 P.M. in trustee's deed will be de- be void, the successful after a part of the proper- 96 East Main Street, L&A Case No. 05-43697 accepted. A trustee’s MENT: Pursuant to Utah 9, 2005 at the hour of the Tooele County Court- livered to the successful bidder’s funds returned ty. Grantsville, UT 84029 Team B/ET deed will be delivered to Code Sections 17-27a- 7:00 pm. The meeting house, Emergency Man- bidder within three busi- and the trustee and cur- The current beneficiary (the undersigned dis- THIS COMMUNICATION the successful bidder 502 and 503, the Tooele will be held at Tooele agement Conference ness days after receipt of rent beneficiary shall not of the trust deed is Mort- claims liability for any er- IS AN ATTEMPT TO within three business County Planning Com- City Hall in the City Room, 1st floor, 47 the amount bid. This be liable to the success- gage Electronic Registra- ror in the address), and COLLECT A DEBT, AND days after receipt of the mission conducted a Council Chambers, locat- South Main Street, Trustee's Sale may be ful bidder for any dam- tion Systems, Inc., as more particularly descri- ANY INFORMATION amount bid. public hearing on Leuca- ed at 90 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah. subject to a bankruptcy age. nominee for Fifth Third bed as: OBTAINED WILL BE DATED: October 31, dia’s application for re- Tooele, Utah. This meeting has been filing, a payoff, a rein- Bidders must tender to Mortgage Company, its Commencing at a point USED FOR THAT PUR- 2005. zone and recommended Agenda Items cancelled due to the lack statement or any other the trustee a $5,000.00 successors and assigns, 766.6 feet East of the POSE. Scott Lundberg, Trust- the amendment to the of- 1. Public Hearing and re- of an agenda. condition that would deposit at the sale and and the record owner of Northwest corner of (Published in the Tran- ee ficial zoning map of quest Motion for Condi- Dated this 7th day of No- cause the cancellation of the balance of the pur- the property as of the re- Block 51, Plat "A", script Bulletin November 3269 South Main, #100 Tooele County. tional Use Permit to al- vember, 2005 this sale. Further, if any chase price by 12:00 cording of the notice of Grantsville City Survey, 1, 8 & 15, 2005) Salt Lake City, UT Notice having been pro- low the construction of a Cindy Coombs, Secre- of these conditions exist, noon the day following default is David S. Tho- and running thence 65 84115 vided as required by new 10,957 sf. First As- tary this sale will be null and the sale. The deposit mas. feet; thence South 115 NOTICE OF TRUST- (801) 263-3400 Subsection 17-27a- sembly of God church on Tooele County Council void, the successful bidd- must be in the form of a The sale is subject to a feet; thence West 28 EE'S SALE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 205(1)(b) and having 3.2 acres located at 512 of Governments er's funds shall be re- cashier’s check or bank bankruptcy filing, a pay- feet; thence North 8 feet; The following described – 5:00 p.m. held a public meeting, W. Utah Avenue by Rev. (Published in the Tran- turned, and the Trustee official check payable to off, a reinstatement or thence West 37 feet; property will be sold at L&A Case No. 05-42750 the official zoning map of Bill Upton, Tooele. script Bulletin November and the beneficiary shall Lundberg & Associates. any other condition of thence North 107 feet to public auction to the Team C/NB Tooele County is hereby 2. Public Hearing and re- 8, 2005) not be liable to the suc- The balance must be in which the trustee is not the point of beginning. highest bidder at the THIS COMMUNICATION amended by changing quest Motion for Condi- cessful bidder for any the form of a wire trans- aware that would cause Situated in and being a West Main Entrance, IS AN ATTEMPT TO the zoning designation of tional Use Permit to al- Public Notices damages. fer, cashier’s check, the cancellation of the part of the Southwest North Steps, Tooele COLLECT A DEBT, AND certain portions of Leu- low the construction of a Trustee's Sales DATED: October 10, bank official check (credit sale. If any such condi- Quarter of Section Thirty- County Courthouse, 47 ANY INFORMATION cadia’s properties North 24 ft x 24 ft detached pri- 2005 FIRST SOUTH- union official checks are tion exists, the sale shall One, in Township Two South Main Street, OBTAINED WILL BE of SR138 at Stansbury vate garage at 70 E 100 Deadline for public no- WESTERN TITLE not accepted) or U.S. be void, the successful South of Range Five Tooele, Utah, on Decem- USED FOR THAT PUR- Park, specifically Parcel South by Paul D. & Do- tices is 4 p.m. the day AGENCY OF UTAH, Postal money order pay- bidder’s funds returned West of the Salt Lake ber 1, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. POSE. 9A from RM-15 (Multiple nett Jensen, Tooele. prior to publication. INC. LUCY DENLEY, able to Lundberg & As- and the trustee and cur- Meridian, in the County of said day, for the pur- (Published in the Tran- Residential, 15,000 3. Request final plat re- Public notices submit- Asst. Vice President sociates. If wire transfer rent beneficiary shall not of Tooele and State of pose of foreclosing a script Bulletin November Square Feet Minimum view and approval of ted past the deadline Successor Trustee 102 is used, an additional be liable to the success- Utah. trust deed originally exe- 1, 8 & 15, 2005) Lot Size) to RM-7 (Multi- Building 657 Condomini- will not be accepted. West 500 South, Suite $10.00 must be remitted ful bidder for any dam- Together with all im- cuted on December 4, ple Residential, 7,000 um Conversion contain- UPAXLP 300 Salt Lake City, UT with the purchase price. age. provements and appurte- 2002 by Jay L. Hamp Public Notices Square Feet Minimum ing 2 units, zoned Indus- 84101 04-8098/Strick- Cash payments are not Bidders must tender to nances thereto apper- and LaDawn Hamp, as Lot Size), and Parcels trial, located at 55 and 57 NOTICE OF TRUST- land, Karen B.; accepted. A trustee’s the trustee a $5,000.00 taining and together with trustors, in favor of First Miscellaneous 9E and 9F from M-D S Iron Street by Tim EE'S SALE P235503 deed will be delivered to deposit at the sale and a two inch well and all Franklin Financial Copo- (Manufacturing Distribu- The following described Deadline for public no- Palmer of Utah Industrial (Published in the Tran- the successful bidder the balance of the pur- rights pertaining thereto. ration, covering the fol- tion) to R-1-8 (Residen- real property will be sold tices is 4 p.m. the day Depot Associates, script Bulletin October within three business chase price by 12:00 Together with all the im- lowing real property pur- tial, Single Family Dwell- at public auction to the prior to publication. Tooele. 25, November 1 & 8, days after receipt of the noon the day following provements now or here- ported to be located in ing, 8,000 Square Feet highest bidder payable in Public notices submit- 4. Request Concept re- 2005) amount bid. the sale. The deposit after erected on the Tooele County at 886 Minimum Lot Size). lawful money of the Unit- ted past the deadline view and approval for DATED: October 28, must be in the form of a property, and all ease- East 860 North, Tooele, Maps showing the areas ed States, on November 2005. cashier’s check or bank ments, appurtenances, will not be accepted. of the rezone are attach- The Cove at Overlake NOTICE OF TRUST- UT 84074 (the under- 23, 2005 at 10:00 A.M., Scott Lundberg, Trust- official check payable to and fixtures now or here- UPAXLP ed hereto and by this ref- Condominiums located EE'S SALE signed disclaims liability at the West entrance to ee Lundberg & Associates. after a part of the proper- erence made a part on 8.18 acres, proposing The following described for any error in the ad- the Tooele County Court- 3269 South Main, #100 The balance must be in ty. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S hereof. 132 residential units lo- property will be sold at dress), and more particu- house, 47 South Main, Salt Lake City, UT the form of a wire trans- The current beneficiary SALE OF REAL PROP- SECTION II - REPEAL- cated at 1835 N. Berra public auction to the larly described as: Tooele, UT 84074, in the 84115 fer, cashier’s check, of the trust deed is Na- ERTY ER. Ordinances in con- Boulevard by Secured highest bidder at the Lot 132, MIDDLE CAN- County of Tooele, State (801) 263-3400 bank official check (credit tional City Mortgage Co. Civil No. 040301198 flict herewith are hereby Property Assets, Salt West Main Entrance, YON ESTATES PLAT of Utah, for the purpose Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. union official checks are and the record owners of THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- repealed to the extent of Lake City. North Steps, Tooele "A", according to the offi- of foreclosing a trust – 5:00 p.m. not accepted) or U.S. the property as of the re- TRICT COURT, STATE such conflict. Discussion County Courthouse, 47 cial plat thereof on file deed held by Mortgage L&A Case No. 05-53073 Postal money order pay- cording of the notice of OF UTAH SECTION III - EFFEC- 1. Vehicle impound facili- South Main Street, and of record in the Electronic Registration Team C/SSA able to Lundberg & As- default are Christopher TOOELE COUNTY, TIVE DATE. This ordi- ties, allow in Light Indus- Tooele, Utah, on Decem- Tooele County Record- Systems, Inc., as the THIS COMMUNICATION sociates. If wire transfer Sullivan and Lisa G. Sul- TOOELE DEPART- nance shall take effect trial and Industrial zones, ber 1, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. er's office. current Beneficiary, exe- IS AN ATTEMPT TO is used, an additional livan. MENT fifteen (15) days after its conditional or permitted of said day, for the pur- Together with all the im- cuted by Karen B. Strick- COLLECT A DEBT, AND $10.00 must be remitted The sale is subject to a MILLPOND HOME- passage, provided the uses, by Cary Campbell. pose of foreclosing a provements now or here- land, as Trustor, record- ANY INFORMATION with the purchase price. bankruptcy filing, a pay- OWNERS same has been publish- 2. Downtown Signage by trust deed originally exe- after erected on the ed July 7, 1995 as Entry OBTAINED WILL BE Cash payments are not off, a reinstatement or ASSOCIATION, INC., ed, with the name of the Brian Berndt cuted on September 10, property, and all ease- No. 075336, in Book USED FOR THAT PUR- accepted. A trustee’s any other condition of Plaintiff, members voting for and (Published in the Tran- 2001 by Tommy E. Kins- ments, appurtenances, 398, at Page 569, of the POSE. deed will be delivered to which the trustee is not vs. against the same, for at script Bulletin November man and Synethia M. and fixtures now or here- official records of Tooele (Published in the Tran- the successful bidder aware that would cause SANDRA MOORE, least one publication in 8, 2005) Kinsman, as trustors, in after a part of the proper- County, Utah, given to script Bulletin November within three business the cancellation of the Defendant, one issue of a newspa- favor of ABN AMRO ty. PUBLIC NOTICE OF secure an indebtedness 1, 8 & 15, 2005) days after receipt of the sale. If any such condi- To be sold at Sheriff’s per published in and hav- Mortgage Group, Inc., The current beneficiary MEETING AND AGEN- in favor of PHH US Mort- amount bid. tion exists, the sale shall Sale on the 16th day of ing general circulation in covering the following re- of the trust deed is Na- DA gage Corporation, by DATED: October 31, be void, the successful November, 2005, A.D., Tooele County. al property purported to tional City Bank of Indi- Erda Township Plan- reason of certain obliga- NOTICE OF TRUST- 2005. bidder’s funds returned at the hour of 10:30 a.m., IN WITNESS WHEREOF be located in Tooele ana and the record own- ning Commission tions secured thereby. EE'S SALE Scott Lundberg, Trust- and the trustee and cur- at the North door of the the Tooele County Com- County at 355 West ers of the property as of The Erda Township Notice of Default was re- The following described ee rent beneficiary shall not Public Safety Complex, mission, which is the leg- Walk Street, Stockton, the recording of the no- Planning Commission corded JULY 20, 2005, property will be sold at 3269 South Main, #100 be liable to the success- rear entrance, 47 South islative body of Tooele UT 84071 (the under- tice of default are Jay L. will hold a meeting on as Entry No. 243795, in public auction to the Salt Lake City, UT ful bidder for any dam- Main, Tooele City, County, passed, ap- signed disclaims liability Hamp and LaDawn November 9, 2005 at Book N/A, at Page N/A, highest bidder at the 84115 age. Tooele County, State of proved and enacted this for any error in the ad- Hamp. 7:00 p.m. in the auditori- of said official records. West Main Entrance, (801) 263-3400 Bidders must tender to Utah, all the right, title ordinance this 1st day of dress), and more particu- The sale is subject to a um of the Tooele County Trustee will sell at public North Steps, Tooele Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. the trustee a $5,000.00 and interest of the De- November 2005. larly described as: bankruptcy filing, a pay- Courthouse, 47 South auction to highest bidder County Courthouse, 47 – 5:00 p.m. deposit at the sale and fendant(s) Sandra Moore ATTEST: Lot 8, B & B SUBDIVI- off, a reinstatement or Main Street, Tooele without warranty as to ti- South Main Street, L&A Case No. 05-52703 the balance of the pur- in and to the following TOOELE COUNTY SION, a subdivision of any other condition of Utah. tle, possession or en- Tooele, Utah, on Decem- Team C/LBI chase price by 12:00 described real property COMMISSION: the town of Stockton, ac- which the trustee is not PUBLIC MEETING: cumbrances, the follow- ber 1, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. THIS COMMUNICATION noon the day following situated in Tooele Coun- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk cording to the plat there- aware that would cause 1. Roll Call. ing described property: of said day, for the pur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO the sale. The deposit ty, State of Utah, to wit: Dennis Rockwell, of, recorded in the office the cancellation of the 2. Approval of meeting All of Lot 3-B, HUNT pose of foreclosing a COLLECT A DEBT, AND must be in the form of a 58 Millpond, Stansbury Chairman of the Tooele County Re- sale. If any such condi- minutes from October SUBDIVISION, a subdi- trust deed originally exe- ANY INFORMATION cashier’s check or bank Park, Utah 84074 (SEAL) corder. tion exists, the sale shall 26, 2005 vision of Grantsville City, cuted on July 23, 2001 OBTAINED WILL BE official check payable to Dated and signed at Commissioner Rock- Subject to restrictions, be void, the successful 3. AMZ #1026-05 according to the official by David S. Thomas, as USED FOR THAT PUR- Lundberg & Associates. Tooele City, Tooele well voted reservations, easements, bidder’s funds returned Amendment to chapter plat thereof, on file and trustor, in favor of Mort- POSE. The balance must be in County, State of Utah, Commissioner Law- covenants, oil, gas or and the trustee and cur- 10 thru 12, 14 thru 20, 22 of record in the TOOELE gage Electronic Registra- (Published in the Tran- the form of a wire trans- this 18th day of October, rence voted mineral rights of record, rent beneficiary shall not thru 23, 26 thru 28 of the County Recorder's Of- tion Systems, Inc., as script Bulletin November fer, cashier’s check, 2005, A.D. Commissioner John- if any. be liable to the success- land use ordinance. fice. Tax Serial No. 09- nominee for Old Kent 1, 8 & 15, 2005) bank official check (credit Sheriff Frank J. Park son voted Together with all the im- ful bidder for any dam- Other Business: 005-A-0002 Purported Mortgage Company, its union official checks are Tooele County, Utah APPROVED AS TO provements now or here- age. Adjournment: Property Address: 350 successors and assigns, not accepted) or U.S. (Published in the Tran- FORM: after erected on the NOTICE OF TRUST- Bidders must tender to Dated this 3rd day of WEST VINE STREET, covering the following re- Postal money order pay- script Bulletin October Douglas J. Ahlstrom property, and all ease- EE'S SALE the trustee a $5,000.00 November, 2005 GRANTSVILLE, UT al property purported to able to Lundberg & As- 25, November 1 & 8, Tooele County Attor- ments, appurtenances, The following described deposit at the sale and MARY DIXON, Secreta- 84029. The undersigned be located in Tooele sociates. If wire transfer 2005) ney and fixtures now or here- property will be sold at the balance of the pur- ORDINANCE 2005-28 ry disclaims any liability for County at 235 West is used, an additional (Published in the Tran- after a part of the proper- public auction to the chase price by 12:00 AN ORDINANCE Erda Township Plan- any error in the street ad- Alfred Drive, Tooele, UT $10.00 must be remitted script Bulletin November ty. highest bidder at the noon the day following AMENDING THE OFFI- ning Commission dress. The owner of the 84074 (the undersigned with the purchase price. 8, 2005) The current beneficiary West Main Entrance, the sale. The deposit CIAL ZONING MAP OF (Published in the Tran- property as of the record- disclaims liability for any Cash payments are not of the trust deed is ABN North Steps, Tooele must be in the form of a TOOELE COUNTY; RE- script Bulletin November ing of the Notice of De- error in the address), and accepted. A trustee’s AMRO Mortgage Group, County Courthouse, 47 cashier’s check or bank ZONING CERTAIN 8, 2005) fault is reported to be: more particularly descri- deed will be delivered to Reach Inc., and the record own- South Main Street, official check payable to PORTIONS OF LEUCA- Karen B. Strickland Bid- bed as: the successful bidder ers of the property as of Tooele, Utah, on Decem- Lundberg & Associates. DIA’S PROPERTIES Every ders must tender to the Lot 148A, SHETLAND within three business the recording of the no- ber 1, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. The balance must be in NORTH OF SR138 AT TOOELETRANSCRIPT trustee a $5,000.00 de- MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- days after receipt of the Household tice of default are Tom- of said day, for the pur- the form of a wire trans- STANSBURY PARK, BULLETIN posit at the sale and the DIVISION, according to amount bid. my E. 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