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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Two local players T compete against each other at college level See A9 BULLETIN October 2, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 38 50¢ Two family members die in I-80 rollover

by Suzanne Ashe injured in the wreck. He was victims to the hospital. STAFF WRITER one of seven people who were Jose Magdeleno, 9, Yadira thrown from the vehicle when it Miranda, 5, and Amie Cano, Two members of the same rolled several times. 5, were all flown to Primary family died as a result of a The car was speeding when it Children’s Hospital. crash near Delle on I-80 Sunday drifted to the left before Cano- Gutierrez said the family may night. Magdeleno overcorrected to the have been coming back from According to Utah Highway right and the car went off the Wendover. Patrol Trooper Sgt. Robert road, Gutierrez said. All eastbound lanes were Gutierrez, the single-vehicle Cano-Magdeleno’s wife, closed for about an hour after rollover occurred at 7:20 p.m. Roxanna Guatalupe Miranda, the accident, and lane No. 2 was near mile post 69. 22, and the driver’s daugh- closed for about three hours. Gutierrez said alcohol was ter Emily Cano, 10 were killed. Gutierrez said no one in the a factor, and open containers Dalila Marisol Cano, 39, is in two-door 1988 Ford Escort was were found at the scene. critical condition. wearing a seat belt. Photo courtesy of Utah Highway Patrol The driver, Jose J. Cano- Five rescue helicopters were [email protected] Two people are dead after a Ford Escort crowded with seven people rolled on I-80 near Delle. No Magdeleno, 38, of Salt Lake, was sent to the scene to transport one in the car was wearing a seat belt. SHOW OF HANDS Water year finishes well below normal But expert says La Niña could mean wetter weather next year

by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER

The recent snowstorm that blanket- ed parts of the Tooele Valley this past weekend was a welcome sign coming on the heels of a below-average water year. The water year — which ran from Oct. 1, 2006, through the end of September — ended Sunday with Tooele County precipitation at only 76 percent of nor- mal. “As far as precipitation last year, we were in a drought. We got less than we had certainly hoped for,” said Randy Julander, snow survey supervisor at the Salt Lake City office of the Natural Resources Conservation Service. “Hopefully this next year will be a little better.” Julander said Settlement Canyon Reservoir is currently at 300 acre feet photography / Maegan Burr of water out of a possible capacity of Lt. Governor Gary Herbert has a group of fifth-graders at Middle Canyon Elementary School promise to vote when they turn 18 during a presentation on Tuesday morn- 1,000 acre feet; Vernon Reservoir is at ing. Herbert, who accepted an invitation to speak to the class, fielded questions from students on topics ranging from how old he was (answer: 60) to whether or not 280 acre feet out of 600; and Grantsville he was planning on running for governor in the future (answer: undecided). Reservoir has 600 acre feet out of 3,300 — only 18 percent of capacity. “When we start looking at those numbers, there is a little water left in the pond,” said Julander. However, he added those numbers are actually Drug grower gets time fairly close to normal because at this time of year the reservoirs are typically Man leads police on Cordova: “I thought I could smoke marijuana low anyway. Julander said frequent storms that forever. I’m glad I was wrong.” have occurred over northern Utah, high-speed chase including Tooele County, over the past by Suzanne Ashe his life around. He also apologized few weeks have helped low moisture STAFF WRITER to the court and to his family for his conditions rebound somewhat. by Suzanne Ashe actions. “Things are looking quite a bit bet- STAFF WRITER A 30-year-old Tooele man arrest- “My addiction to marijuana has ter,” he said. “Most of all northern Utah ed in January was sentenced in brought me here,” he told Judge has rebounded and southern Utah has A 27-year-old Draper man Federal Court last Thursday to 18 Paul Cassell. come up, but not nearly as much as is under arrest after leading months in prison for growing and When police arrested Cordova on northern Utah has.” Utah Highway Patrol troop- selling marijuana and psychedelic Jan. 30, they confiscated 16 tubs of Julander said he’s looking forward to ers and other law enforcement mushrooms. psychedelic mushrooms in various what the next water year will bring. officers on a high-speed, hour- Prior to his arrest, Benito Cordova stages of growth, food dryers filled “It’s anybody’s guess as far as what long chase on I-80 and through had been under a two-month inves- with mushroom stems, about 30 the snow season is going to be like, Grantsville on Friday afternoon. tigation by the Tooele Drug Task marijuana plants and a sophisti- however, there are some leading indi- UHP Trooper Doug Force for growing and selling drugs cated hydroponics rig. cations right now that we’re looking at Christensen stopped Jason M. out of his home on Vine Street in Police estimated the cultivated a La Nina pattern.” Lloyd at mile post 47 for speed- Jason M. Lloyd Tooele. He also sold drugs to an and dried mushrooms could have La Nina is a cooling of equatorial ing, according to a police report. undercover officer. The home, had a street value of $15,000 to waters — the opposite of the El Nino Lloyd’s 2004 silver Acura was Robert Gutierrez. Lloyd, who which Cordova inherited from his $20,000. effect, said Julander. clocked at 92 mph at 4:30 p.m. was wanted on about $50,000 in mother, was seized by the federal Some of the materials confiscat- “What happens with La Nina is typi- When the trooper approached government. ed were as innocuous as humidi- cally southern Utah goes dry, central the car, Lloyd drove off, beginning Cordova, a paint contractor and fiers, half-pint Mason jars and heat- the chase, according to UHP Sgt. SEE CHASE PAGE A5 ➤ father of a young son, testified that SEE WATER PAGE A6 ➤ being arrested has helped him turn SEE DRUG PAGE A5 ➤

HOMETOWN B1 WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 INSIDE Mostly sunny with a few lingering OBITUARIES A6 BULLETIN BOARD B2 Grantsville native comes back to clouds through Thursday. Highs TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 town as optometrist in the upper 60s to low 70s. See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A9 A2

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Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Voucher backers: Where is Gov. Huntsman? Wed 74/50 to $3,000 per child to families to governor to make that case,” ing the law, and that it’s up Lisa Johnson said. “We appreci- 10/3 Mostly sunny skies. High 74F. by Brock Vergakis use for tuition a private school. said University of Utah political to the public to educate them- ate his statements that he will Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. ASSOCIATED PRESS The program in Utah, unlike in scientist Matthew Burbank. selves about whether it is a accept the referendum as an other states, is not restricted “The pro-voucher people are worthy program. up-or-down vote.” SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — With to kids in poorly performing a lot better off having Governor Those statements are com- That could be a smart politi- Thu 71/42 10/4 less than six weeks remain- schools. Huntsman make the case for forting to Utahns for Public cal move, too, Jenkins said. Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s ing before a statewide vote on The law was suspended ear- vouchers rather than have lead- Schools, which is leading the “I guess when you have an and lows in the low 40s. vouchers, Gov. Jon Huntsman is lier this year — before anyone ers in the state Legislature make anti-voucher campaign. approval rating as high as his,” staying on the sidelines, declin- received voucher funds — when that case,” he said. “I think it’s good that it’s not the state lawmaker said, “you ing to get pulled into a hot pub- opponents collected more than Huntsman has frequently become a political pressure don’t want to get anybody Fri 49/34 10/5 lic campaign about tax dollars 120,000 signatures to force a said that he did his part in sign- game for him,” spokeswoman mad.” Showers possible. Highs in the up- for private schools. statewide vote. per 40s and lows in the mid 30s. The silence is angering many Critics say vouchers are poor ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service conservatives and voucher sup- policy when Utah is starving its RITZ RITZ porters, who feel Huntsman’s public schools of money. Utah Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:15 R Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 PG-13 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 Temps / Precipitation hands-off approach is threat- spends less per student than ening the voucher movement any other state and has the Tooele’s Show Place Russell Crowe, Christian Bale, Peter Fonda Billy Bob Thornton, Seann William Scott, Susan Sarandon Date High Low (prec./inches) for Over 60 Years! at a critical point. The popular nation’s largest class sizes. Sept. 27 74 43 0 Republican endorsed the subsi- “People like the governor. 882-2273 Sept. 28 77 52 0 111 North Main, Tooele dies as a candidate in 2004 and They seem to trust him. If he http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net 3:10 ADMISSION: TO ADULTS:YUMA $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:MR. $4.00 WOODCOCKbefore 6pm: $4.00 Sept. 29 73 32 .37; snow 1’’ signed the law in February. got behind this ... I’m sure it MOTOR-VU CLOSED FOR WINTER, THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON! Sept. 30 61 32 0 “I wish he would step up would be helpful,” said Quin Oct. 1 71 41 0 and be heard here,” said Sen. Monson, a political scientist at Scott Jenkins, R-Plain City. “A Brigham Young University. ����������������������� ����������� ��� ����������� guy that’s pro-something goes On the other hand, “he ������������������������������������������������������������ Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weath- out and works it and says, ‘I doesn’t want to be on the los- �������������������� ��������������������� �������������� Tooele Transcript Bulletin er observer for the National support it.’ You don’t hear that ing side of an issue — and the 6 1 7 � 9 6 0 09-28-2007 Weather Service, reports that his from him.” likelihood is that it is going to ������������������ �������������������������������������� ���������������������������� recording station at 139 S. Main Huntsman isn’t appearing in lose,” Monson said. Twice Weekly 104 Carrier: $37 Mail: $42 In, $73 Out St., received .37 inches of pre- the numerous television com- Others say part of Huntsman’s ������������������������������������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������������� �������������� cipitation between Sept. 27 and mercials airing throughout the appeal as a candidate in 2004 Bruce Dunn Oct. 1 and a total of .87 inches in state and isn’t using his bully was his support for vouchers. 58 North Main Street P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 ����������������������������� September. pulpit to lead public rallies They’re puzzled by his absence (435) 882-0050 For the water year, which in support for the program, in the public debate. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� began Oct. 1, 2006, Tooele has either. “He thinks people need to be 58 North Main Street P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 received 15.1 inches of precipi- In contrast, fellow Republican educated (on vouchers). In fact, tation. The normal for the year is South Carolina Gov. Mark there’s nobody better than the ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������� 19.09 inches of precipitation. Sanford spoke to thousands through a megaphone at a Tooele Scott C. Dunn 58 North Main Street P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Pollen Count statehouse rally earlier this year ������������������������������������������ in a failed effort to pass a simi- The Intermountain Allergy lar voucher law. Jeff S. Barrus 58 North Main Street P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 and Asthma pollen count for “I think the overall feeling is, “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” ��������������������������������������������������� Oct. 2, 2007, is as follows: ‘Where is Governor Huntsman? 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Sagebrush — High Where is he and why has he Jeff S. Barrus 58 North Main Street P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 Chenopods — Extremely Low backed away and separat- Tickets are now available online Ragweed — Low ed himself from this issue?’ ��� �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� at www.movieswest.com ��������������������������������������� ������ ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Mold — Moderate Because that’s what it appears ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� he’s done,” said Rep. Carl Sept. 28 - Oct. 4 ��������� ������������������������ Wimmer, R-Herriman. “There’s *Times & Shows Subject to Change Subscriber Service a lot of people who are disap- Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 * pointed.” Joel J. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 If you haven’t received your newspaper Huntsman said he doesn’t The Game Plan Dly: 4:45, 7:05, 9:30 (PG) by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and understand the complaints. Scott C. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Sat: 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:05, 9:30 our customer representative will assist you. He said he never denies sup- Sun: 12:00, 2:20, 4:45, 7:05 Clayton J. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Customer service hours on Tuesday and porting vouchers and answers Perry A. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Curtis J. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. questions about them during * Bruce K. Dunn P.O. Box 390 Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 radio and TV interviews, as he Resident Evil: ��� �������������������������������������������������������������������� Extinction ������������������������������������������������������������������ did Thursday during his month- Dly: 4:20, 7:00, 9:20 ������������������������������������ ✔���� Sat: 12:00, 2:10, 4:20, 7:00, 9:20 ��������� ������������������������ ly news conference at KUED. (R) ���������������� “The only thing I haven’t Sun: 12:00, 2:10, 4:20, 7:00 �������� done is to be a ... pitch person for one particular side of the Mr. Bean’s Holiday �������������� Dly: 4:15, 7:10, 9:25 (PG) �������������� ��������� debate,” Huntsman said. Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:15, 7:10, 9:25 ������������� ������������������ He said he doesn’t believe it’s Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:15, 7:10 ������ proper for a governor to become ����������� ���������� the poster-boy in commercials * ��������������� ��������������� paid for by special interests. The Kingdom ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ����������� ��������������� ������������������� The sponsor of the voucher ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �������������� ���������������� Dly: 4:25, 7:05, 9:35 (R) ������������������������������������������ ������������ ���������������� bill, Rep. Stephen Urquhart, R- Sat: 12:30, 4:25, 7:05, 9:35 Sun: 12:30, 4:25, 7:05 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������� St. George, said he’s frustrated ���������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������ ������ with Huntsman. ������������ ������������� “The governor has politi- * ��������������������� ����������������������������������������� ������������ ��������������������� Sydney White cal capital — far more politi- Tooele Transcript Bulletin ����������� ������������ Dly: 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 (PG-13) 09-27-2007 ����������� ������������ cal capital than any individual Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 ��� �������������������������������� �������������������������� ��������������� ������������ legislator — so it’d be nice to Sun: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00 ������������������������������ ��������������������� ������������� ������������ see him spend it on this issue,” �������������������������� ������������� ����������� ����������� ������������ ������������������������� he said. Huntsman has spent politi- Return With Honor ����������������������������������������� 8,350 8,400 ����������� (PG) cal capital before, leading a Dly: 4:45, 7:05, 9:20 ������������� �������������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:05, 9:20 �������������������������������������������������� ����������� ����������������� controversial effort to keep a �������������������������������������������������� Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:05 ��� 332 321 ���������������� ����������������� ������������������������������������������������� pro soccer team here. It was ������� ������������� ���������������������� the one issue Huntsman pub- Show Times are subject to change. Our Box Office opens daily 20 ��������������� licly lobbied lawmakers for this minutes before 1st show starts. ��������� ������������������������������������������������ �������������� ����������������� ����������� ��� �������������������������������������������������� 264 257 All shows before 6pm $5.00 ������������� �������������� year. Legislative leaders did the ��������� ����������������������������������������������������� After 6pm Adults $7 • Kids (under 12) $5 • Seniors (over 65) $5 ����������� ��������������� �������������� heavy lifting to get the voucher ��������� ������������ �������������� program passed. The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ��������� ��������������������������������������������������� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ��� ����������������������������������������������������� 7,344 7,418 ���������� The program would give $500 ������������������������������������������������ ����������� ���������������� ������������ ����������������� ��� �������������������������������������������������� ����������� �������� ��������������������������������� 0 0 ���������������� ����������������� ������������� ������������������� �������������������������������������������������������������� 7,940 7,996

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County set to launch small business center ������������ by Tim Gillie a $28,000 grant from the resources, risk management, their product or service and “There is real value in grow- ���������� STAFF WRITER Governors Office of Economic business finance and taxes. have great ideas, but they lack ing local business,” said Cline, ����������� Development to fund the The classes will taught by business savvy,” said Cline. adding that small businesses Tooele County’s Office of new center initially, but plans staff from the Small Business The center will also help tend to spend their money �������������� Economic Development is to seek additional funding Development Center at Salt existing small business own- locally, which offers residual developing a small-business from the state. Cline said Lake Community College. ers who may have reached benefits to other local busi- �������������� resource center to help start- some costs may have to be New business owners will a plateau and need to dis- nesses and the community in ���������������� up ventures and strengthen absorbed by the users of the learn how to prepare a busi- cover new markets or need general. existing small businesses in center, but the county is try- ness plan before they go to the help keeping up with growth, Small businesses in Utah �������� the county. The center will be ing to keep those to a mini- bank looking for financing. according to Cline. employ nearly half of the pri- located in the old JCPenney mum. The idea is to provide a place Economic development vate-sector workforce and building being purchased by The center is scheduled to where local entrepreneurs doesn’t mean just attracting are responsible for 60 per- the county at 41 South Main open in the next six months, can gather the information new companies to the coun- cent to 80 percent of new job Street in Tooele, according to according to Cline. they need and acquire the ty, Cline said. The county is creation annually, according Nicole Cline, Tooele County The resource center will necessary business knowl- also working to retain and to the U.S. Small Business director of economic devel- offer classes in a variety of edge to be successful. help grow existing companies Administration. opment. topics including market- “Many people have great as part of its overall economic [email protected] MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent The county has received ing, business law, human technical knowledge about development plan. 108 East Vine Tooele, UT 84074

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Local karate students received lessons from a legend this past week when world-renowned martial arts master Kiyoshi Yamazaki visited Stansbury Park to teach classes. Yamazaki, who is the chair- man of the USA National Karate-Do Federation Technical Committee, has taught mar- tial arts to celebrities includ- ing Arnold Schwarzeneger, Dennis Quaid, Bridget Nelson and Sting. Last week, he taught students of the Stansbury Park Karate Club at the Stansbury photograph courtesy of Mike Ross Park Clubhouse. Students stand with Sensei Kiyoshi Yamazaki after a class in Stansbury Park Yamazaki has always had the last week. Yamazaki is a world-renowned martial arts instructor who has influence of martial arts in his taught a style of karate called ryobukai to students across the globe. life, beginning with training he received as a child from his Calif. He eventually decided to ship, Yamazaki visits Tooele father. He dedicated himself to open up his own studio. once a year to train with stu- studying the martial art form In the years since, he has dents and help them reach called ryobukai — a blending become known as an interna- their full potential. After the of karate, aikido, jujitsu, and tional expert in ryobukai and stop in Tooele, he was head- kendo with an emphasis on has been teaching people all ed to Kansas, Venezuela and philosophy and education — in around the world ever since. Europe as part of a current Japan when he was 15 years old “Now, I think more about teaching tour. and became an expert in the how karate is used for educa- field after training all through tion,” he said. “I teach people college. In 1969, he decided to who are under 20 and they are come to America to give back too young to know what they a gift he had been given many want to do with their futures, years ago. but if they do strong physi- “When I was 5 or 6 years cal training and have a strong old, at the end of World War II, education, it is good for their an American soldier came to future. This is good for inde- our town,” he said. “We had no pendence.” clothes, no food and no shoes. Mike Ross, an instructor for The American soldier gave to the Stansbury Park Karate Club, us clothes, chewing gum and said karate helped him gain chocolate.” self confidence and a sense of The memories are so vivid, belonging when he was young. Yamazaki can still remember It is that sense he hopes to pass what the pants looked like that on to the people he teaches. soldier gave him. The encoun- “There’s nothing more satis- ter left an impression on the fying than seeing a kid who has young martial artist, who no self-confidence being able suddenly felt different about to start to develop that,” Ross America. said. “This is supposed to be “Somehow, after that, I felt about making yourself a better appreciation to America,” he person.” said. Ross has known Yamazaki When Yamazaki wanted to since 1981, when Yamazaki move to another country, he came to Tooele to give a semi- remembered how the soldier nar at the karate club he was a had helped him and decided to member of. come to America so he could “I have never met anyone give something back. He moved who was so sharp,” he said. to California at the age of 29 “I feel very privileged to have with no job and no idea what trained with him. He has the he was going to do. He took a right idea about karate — it’s all job as a uniform salesman, but about helping people.” didn’t stick with it long, and Ross and Yamazaki devel- soon started teaching ryobukai oped a friendship and because at Citrus College in Glendora, of the long-standing relation- A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 2, 2007

• Editorial Editor Jeff Barrus • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum (435) 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Shaw case resurrects one of county’s worst demons

If anyone needed another reminder of how the casual decision to drive drunk can terribly alter the course of lives, they could have taken it from the sentencing of Steven Shaw last week. Shaw, 50, was sent to prison for getting drunk and then driving his SUV at high speed into a car full of teenage girls returning home to Tooele from a soccer match last January. Since that night, none of the five girls in the car have been the same. One of the girls, Jenna Morgan, has undergone multiple, life- saving surgeries. Another, Lauren Howsden, has also undergone hours of physical therapy to enable her to play goalkeeper — albeit with a pronounced limp —for the THS girls soccer team. All five girls have suffered severe emotional trauma. The Shaw case has put the spotlight once again on one of Tooele County’s worst demons: drunk driving. In 2006, drunk-driving offenses made up 22.3 percent all criminal cases prosecuted in the county. In fact, at any given time there are around 40 open DUI cases, according to Tooele County Attorney Doug Hogan. And despite years of don’t-drink-and-drive media campaigns, the problem has not abated over the last seven years, according to a 2006 report by the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice. On Sunday, three more people — all family members — were killed on I-80 in Tooele County in an accident that again appeared to be caused by drunk driving. It’s time to say enough is enough. We can’t rely on law enforcement to keep drunk drivers off our roads. As a community, we must simply make driving drunk morally and socially unacceptable — as vile a crime as pedophilia or spousal abuse. We can’t afford to ever cross our fingers and hope that friend or family member who has had too much to drink will make it home safely. Shaw, breathing with the help of an oxygen tank, appeared shaken and remorseful during his sentencing last week. But most LETTERS TO THE EDITOR people in the county will not remember him that way. Instead, they will remember a 50-year-old man who should have known better — a drunk driver who caused tremendous pain and suffering for LETTER OF THE Pioneer monument unappreciated LETTERS POLICY five teenage girls. It was another lesson, if anyone needed it, that the I was very disappointed to read the The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- choice to drink and drive can have terrible, lasting consequences. MONTH (SEPTEMBER) unfair article “Son of Erda pioneers ters to the editor from readers. Letters tries to save graves” in the Sept. 25 must be no longer than 250 words, Déjà vu in Erda edition. I have observed the many civil in tone, written exclusively for the GUEST OPINION We moved here almost four hours of labor and contributions of Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by years ago after about eight years the community in the planning, com- the writer’s name, address and phone in a suburb of Reno, Nev. It was pletion and dedication of the Pioneer number. Priority will be given to letters a beautiful little stretch of cow Monument on Erda Way, and I sensed that refer to a recent article in the newspaper. All letters may be subject New autism classroom country similar to what we now a great deal of ingratitude in Liddell’s to editing. enjoy in Erda. Then came the message toward the volunteers who, out of the goodness of their hearts, developers, the money and the Letters written to thank an individual or shows education at its best have tirelessly and selflessly worked Californians looking for a deal. organization should be submitted for to bring this monument to fruition. Every part of Reno that used “Notes of Appreciation” ne child in each LDS It would seem that Liddell had little to be rural is now rooftops and ward. A couple of chil- concern for the location of his rela- Readers who are interested in writing a dren in each elementary gridlock. Now we have a collec- tives’ graves before the LDS Church O Ann Herron longer guest op-ed column on a topic of school. That’s how many chil- tion of Erda residents trying to and community members came general interest should contact Editor GUEST COLUMNIST dren on average in our commu- fight off an unnamed organiza- together to honor these pioneers. Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- nity have been diagnosed with tion that is also circulating infor- Might I ask what Liddell was doing mation at the top of this page. autism. The number of children mation and petitions. This is just to show his respect and concern for with this disorder has soared in those who need an extra hand to the beginning. Families that are the memory of his ancestors before E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (435) 882-6123 recent years. California alone grow well. land-rich and cash-poor will sell this time? I wonder if he was there Mail: Letters to the Editor has noted a 300 percent increase Second, praise must go to the to help dig fence post holes, place off their properties. Developers Tooele Transcript-Bulletin in the number of children with Tooele County School District will promise every conceivable fence panels, plant trees, or contrib- P.O. Box 390 autism in the past 20 years. It’s for responding and setting up a amenity, just so long as they can ute in any way to the construction of a disheartening disorder when specially designed classroom. It put about a hundred houses on the Pioneer Monument. It appears your child stops talking, mak- is a dedication of time, money one acre. We’re over it. We’ve that Liddell feels this memorial is ing eye contact and interacting and effort to support a small seen the push and we’ve heard inadequate and, as he put it, “too socially. group of children who need a lot vague.” Yet those who have over- LETTER CONTEST about what’s being planned and So it was heartening to read of resources. Thanks for realizing seen this project did so with only you just can’t un-ring that bell. “First-ever autistic class yield- that this investment now will the best intentions. Is it not better Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will As much as we appreciate our ing results” in the Sept. 27 edi- yield great results in the future. that the inscription on the monu- select the best letter of the month and tion of the Transcript-Bulletin Finally, many kudos must private little corner in our cher- ment remains vague than for even reprint it in the first Open Forum page about a new classroom spe- go to teachers Jenni Hitesman ished little “green belt,” we’re one pioneer to be mistakenly forgot- of the following month. The winning cially designed for children with and Michale Berryhill for their leaving. Don’t know where, but ten? I would hope that Liddell might letter writer will receive a free one-year autism. professional preparation and we’re just not staying to watch acknowledge the good that has been subscription to the newspaper. The sub- scription can be transferred or used to First, kudos go to Action 4 patience to design a new way to this happen all over again. done and respect those who have renew a present subscription. Autism, a group of local par- engage and teach these children. Gerry Larrivee put countless hours into this effort, ents and family members who Those with autism have differ- Erda not so callously discredit all that they banned together to look into ent ways of learning, and it can have so unselfishly given. ways the local school district be a test of teaching expertise to Kami Pehrson Please drive attentively could better serve their children. find ways to engage, direct and Look for higher ground Erda This letter is for the young man Parents of children who have build skills in a student popula- I lived in Stansbury Park for 17 years who struck and killed our son’s dog autism face a lot of stress, first in tion that already has a hard time and owned property there for three on Skyline Drive last Tuesday. My getting their children diagnosed, communicating. years after I moved away. Stansbury Be an educated voter son was on the side of the road run- and then in finding treatment With so much controversy Park was a great place to live. Your To those candidates running for ning his dogs as he does almost daily. options. For these children, tasks about ‘teaching to the test’ it is article, “Stansbury Park considering city council in Tooele and Grantsville, Both were on short leashes, perhaps such as reading, writing and refreshing to see parents, teach- creating a cemetery” in the Sept. 25 where are you? The people that you two to three feet, when Ozzy was math need to be supplemented ers and administrators focus on edition, mentioned that county com- may be serving need to hear from struck. When you got in your car that with developmental and social what teaching is suppose to be: missioners were concerned about you. Let your platforms be known night you did not intend for anything skills — a truly ‘well-rounded’ helping children achieve their groundwater, and for a cemetery so that an educated decision can be to happen, but you chose to adjust education for these special chil- potential. Every child deserves they should be. However, where was made by the voting public. Elections your radio instead of being attentive dren. an education that will help them their concern for groundwater when are just around the corner, and time to your driving. You were not in my Most autism is diagnosed succeed. they permitted homes to be built to is running out. Citizens of Tooele son’s kitchen later that night when before or around the age of 3, so the north of the Benson Grist Mill? and Grantsville, I urge you to edu- tears were shed and thoughts of this program will benefit other Those poor people will get a big sur- cate yourselves on who you may be what could have happened came to parents who may have need Ann Herron is a journalist and prise when their ground is wet for electing into office on Nov. 2. Don’t mind. Our granddaughters were not of these services before their former associate professor at four or five years. Remember 1983 just vote for someone because you with him that night as they some- families are completely grown. Utah State University who lives to1986? On my property, on the same know them, you have heard their times are. Our son and his other dog, It makes our community stron- in Tooele. level as those homes, the groundwa- name or even because they may be Spike, were not injured. So the next ger when we have good care for ter was at ground level, and the mos- your neighbor or friend. Your votes time you or someone you know are quitoes were horribly thick. Good should be educated votes based on driving about, remember to be espe- luck to those homeowners. Hopefully who you think would do the best job cially attentive. Adjusting a radio or the developers were wise enough to for your community. Find out who talking on a cell phone could lead to put in a good drainage system. Also, is running, and if you have not seen the same kind of heartache our son good luck to those looking for land any campaigning, call the candidates and his family are enduring. for a cemetery. Maybe the hill east of and ask them what their platforms Lynne Strege Highway 36 would be a good place or are. They are, after all, running for Tooele maybe around Adobe Rock. positions to serve you — the people. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Ray Shepherd Colleen Brunson Kearns Grantsville Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor A5

TUESDAY October 2, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Real Estate FACTS A STUDENT’S VIEW Lynn Butterfield

Drive for success can run good students ragged TIME TO MOVE! When you’ve found the home of your dreams, you don’t want to delay in was taught as soon as save-the-damsel classes, but be kids — no matter how producing your offer to purchase, so it’s a great benefit to know what to expect in advance. While there is no foolproof formula for negotiating a fair price, you I could understand the what would have happened if close those kids are to adult- can begin by looking at recent sales in the neighborhood and comparing their list price to their final sale price. Iwords coming out of my Jessica Durrant Prince Charming didn’t have hood. Prince Charming’s only parents mouths that life is time to study for his damsel- goal in life was to get the girl, If homes are generally selling at 5% below list, you have that starting point for CORRESPONDENT determining your offer. Once a price has been accepted, it’s time to put it into about success. The examples in-distress final? Would he and if teenage life was that high gear by obtaining your financing, scheduling a home inspection, and estab- were everywhere: Prince have been able to save the girl simple, maybe it wouldn’t lishing a closing date. Your offer should be contingent upon securing a loan and a Charming gets the girl and and live happily ever after? be so hard to be successful. satisfactory “walk-through” before closing. they live happily ever after, too much to handle. I never Students are doing so much Teenagers should realize that Earnest money, or the “deposit” on your purchase, will be placed in escrow. It will eventually transfer to the sellers, or will be refunded to you if any unsettled Dad gets a raise and brings quite understood until this these days that learning even though we may want to issues prevent the closing of the transaction. If major repairs are needed, the home a new car, I win a spell- year why exactly some seniors becomes secondary, when it do everything, we are only seller may fix the problems, or offer a reduction in price. With such a contin- gency clearly stated in your offer, you can walk away from the deal if the seller ing bee and I get a bag of my fail out of high school when should be the primary focus human. Our parents should doesn’t comply. favorite candy. they are so close to gradua- in high school. There comes a realize that though they want As these few considerations are the tip of the iceberg, your best bet is to always Throughout adolescence, tion. I always assumed it came time when the responsibility us to be successful, we are work through intermediaries, whose objectivity and experience help guarantee a teenagers are encouraged to down to laziness, but it seems of working toward a successful only kids. And, teachers should smooth transaction. take on bigger challenges to there may be other reasons. future becomes too much for realize that though their class Want more information? Go to www.RealSellerInfo.com and sign up for get to that success. We are There are students at Tooele any teenager to handle. may be important for our a free market evaluation of your home. Or, call Lynn Butterfield at (435) 578-0103, Coldwell Banker, Erda, UT, Lynn @ LynnButterfield.com, encouraged to do well aca- High who can barely keep their It’s almost as if the adults future, we have seven other www.LynnButterfield.com demically so that we can make eyes open during school hours who are directing us want so classes, jobs, internships and it into a good college, to get a because they only had time for much for our futures that they other extracurricular activities job so that we can help with four hours of sleep the night lose sight of what is happening that are also important for our high school and future college before, and there are students to us now. I know how impor- future. expenses, and to get involved who are failing their classes tant it is for us to learn respon- After all, if we want to be in high school activities so that because they spend so much sibility so that we can incorpo- successful, we’ll have to make we can be well-rounded stu- time at work trying to earn rate ourselves into society, but it through high school first. dents who will become well- money for college that they is the reward worth the cost? rounded citizens. don’t have time for homework. Parents, teachers and stu- Jessica Durrant is a senior at This plan is excellent - I’m sure Prince Charming had dents should remember that Tooele High School and editor — until students are given way to muck stables to help pay for high school is still a time to of the Tooele High Buffalog.

ed,” was spending more time Drug Casey Day and Keishia Jorgensen have been continued from page A1 with his son, and was even pay- selected to participate in Nationals’ 2007 ing his bills on time. Miss Teen Salt Lake City pageant competition, “I have picked myself up, October 20, 2007. Casey Day ing blankets (used beneath the and I will never fall again,” he plants to promote growth). said. They will be competing in the Miss Teen There was also a book titled Cordova pleaded guilty to Division, learning modeling routines for casual “Mushroom Cultivator: A drug possession and cultiva- and formal wear and interviewing skills. The Practical Guide to Growing tion charges in May. He was winner will receive scholarships, prizes and Mushrooms at Home.” The also charged with a weapons a trip to Orlando, Florida, where she will book sells on Amazon.com for enhancement because a load- represent Salt Lake City, and surrounding areas, about $25. ed handgun was also found at the Cities of America National Competition. Cordova credits the arrest for in the house along with three giving him the motivation to hunting rifles that belonged to Community businesses, organizations or individual that would like to become sponsors stay clean and reconnect with Cordova’s father. for these young ladies may contact his family. Cordova will report to author- Keishia Jorgensen Patty Neidert at 1-800-569-2487. “I thought I could smoke photography / Troy Boman ities Nov. 5. He will receive marijuana forever,” he said. When police arrested Benito Cordova on Jan. 30 they confiscated 16 tubs credit for the two months he “I’m glad I was wrong.” of psychedelic mushrooms, about 30 marijuana plants and sophisticated has already served in Tooele Since the arrest, Cordova drug cultivation equipment from his home. On Thursday, the Tooele man was County Detention Center. said he has been “clear-head- sentenced to 18 months in prison for growing and selling drugs. [email protected]

the westbound lanes before SR-112 where he got out of Chase making a U-turn and head- the car and attempted to flee continued from page A1 ing west with the flow of traf- on foot. He was apprehend- fic. ed by Tooele County Chief outstanding warrants, raced Lloyd exited I-80 at Deputy Duke North, who was eastbound on I-80 at speeds Burmester Road and headed off-duty at the time. of up to 130 mph. toward Grantsville, where North chased Lloyd on foot Troopers attempted to the chase continued down to the top of the gravel pile, stop Lloyd using road spikes Main Street and back again. where he apprehended him. at mile post 88. According to Gutierrez said Lloyd would “I just put the cuffs on Gutierrez, Lloyd drove across reverse direction each time him,” North said. the median to avoid a second officers got close to catching [email protected] set of road spikes and began him. He was finally cornered racing the wrong direction in at the Bolinder Gravel Pit on Tooele People are Truly the Best! DANCING TO WIN Tooele people from Washington D.C. to Seattle, Washington, along with others from Salt Lake County and surrounding areas recently demonstrated how great their kindness dwells within their hearts.

On Sunday, September 9th, Steve and Jo Bevan, Richard and Becky Trujillo, and Spooge Hervat and Tallia Cochrane spearheaded one of the largest fundraisers in Tooele County’s history. What started as a small golf tournament to raise funds for Patricia McArthur, who has been hospitalized since July 3rd, turned out being an enormous event which lifted her spirits immensely to endure the intense therapy she’ll require in the future.

The McArthur and Martinez families are extremely grateful to all who participated in this wonderful event. Thank you for all your support, love, prayers, gifts, and kindness. Our gratitude could never be fully expressed in words, but what you all did will bring many days of great joy to our hearts.

God Bless!

Matt, Diane, and Patricia McArthur

photography / Maegan Burr Corey Kanosh of Kanosh, Utah, dances Sunday at the Festival of the Old West powwow dancing competition. Snow forced a halt to dancing on Saturday when the competition was moved to the Indian Walk-In Center in Salt Lake City. A6 OBITUARY

Ragz 2 Richez A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 2, 2007 Clothing Store OBITUARIES GRAND OPENING SALE!!! Tooele Army Depot after 25 inspiration to his family who Friday, October 5th & Saturday, October 6th Charles Albert Griffith years in the private sector. He watched him endure to the end Designer/Trendy retired from TAD in 1989. In with courage and faith. Chuck �������� Charles Albert (Chuck) service to his country, Chuck never forgot the precious value �������� Clothing at Griffith age 79, passed away on suffered a 60 percent hearing of life. He never gave up. ���������� Family Friendly Sept. 29, 2007. loss while under prolonged He was preceded in death by Prices! He was born June 13, 1928, and intensive shelling on the his parents. Survivors include in Salt Lake City, to Charles front lines in Korea. His hear- his loving wife, Penny; broth- • Women • Men 60 S. Main Street Albert (Al) Griffith II and Clara ing disability impacted his ers, Richard C. (Helen) Griffith • Women Plus • Young Men Tooele, UT Walker Griffith. He graduated life and made satisfying social and Steven W. Griffith; seven • Juniors 435-849-3459 from Tooele High School and interaction very difficult. A children, eight grandchildren the University of Utah. He mar- veteran of both WWII and the and three great-grandchildren. ried Bonnie Lee Zachreson Korean War, Chuck fought his Funeral services will be May 3, 1952, later sealed in the most ferocious, bloody battles held on Wednesday, Oct. 3, Salt Lake Temple. They had in hospital intensive care units, 2007, at 11 a.m. in the LDS three children, John Christian a siege which consumed the Church located at 428 S. Hale (Lisa), Mary (Rob) Callister and Griffith and Greta (Jacob) last 13 months of his life. His St., Grantsville. A viewing will Stephen Martin Griffith. They Lords. Leslie’s son from her medical problems resulted be held on Tuesday from 6 to 8 later divorced. He then married former marriage, John Trevor from complications following a p.m. at Tate Mortuary in Tooele Leslie Rae (Penny) Spendlove Adams, completed the blended heart valve replacement. While and Wednesday from 9:30 to FREE on March 8, 1974, later sealed in family. his heart and body weakened, 10:30 a.m., prior to services at Jordan River Temple. They had Chuck was a chemical sales- his spirit grew stronger and his the church. HOMEFINDER three children, Melissa (Dee) man with a knack for market- gratitude and love increased. SERVICE Shew, Charles A. Kip (Maria) ing. In 1974, he returned to He was a constant source of Frustrated with hours of computer searches and aim- lessly driving around searching for the right home? Our absolutely free, no obligation HOMEFINDER Gary McFarland (Craig) Rydalch; grandchildren, SERVICE will perform a daily search to locate your Michelle McFarland (Chris dream home “hassle free” and arrange for you to Quick), Kacee (Cortney) Nelson, view the home at your convenience. Find out how Gary Park McFarland, age Kayla Robinson, Dillon and the free homefinder service works at: www.tooele- 66, passed away at home on Dalton Rydalch; sisters, Betty finehomes.com or for a free recorded message call Monday, Oct. 1, 2007. Bunn, Margene McFarland, 1-877-744-3427 ext. 20 Gary was born on Sept. 23, Carolyn Townsend and Karlene This report is courtesy of Andy Stetz-Realtor and is not 1941, to Fayette G. and Melba (Roy) Whitehouse; sister-in- intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale. Park McFarland. He gradu- law, Colleen McFarland; sister ated from Tooele High School and brother-in-law, Monte and and also attended Utah State Nancy Griffith and many nieces University and San Luis Obispo. and nephews. Gary was a veteran serving in A viewing will be held on the U.S. Army from 1964 to Thursday, Oct. 4, 2007, from 6 1966. He spent some of his tour to 8 p.m. Funeral services will of duty guarding Fort Knox, Ky. be held on Friday, Oct. 5, 2007, Gary married Linda McLaws at 1 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, with and together they raised three ing McFarland and Hullinger’s by his parents; brother, Fet; a viewing one hour prior to children, Ron, Chris and Traci. projects in Mammoth, Ariz., son-in-law, James McArthur; services. Burial will be in the BULLRIDING Gary was an employee of for 12 years. Gary’s interests brother-in-law, George Bunn Tooele City Cemetery. McFarland and Hullinger for over the years have included and nephew, Travis Griffith. Gary’s presence will be deep- FINALS 40 plus years. Part of those horse racing, camping and golf. He is survived by his wife ly missed by all his family and Friday & Saturday years included working at the He was a member of the Elks, of 41 years, Linda; his chil- many friends. pm Melba Ann Ranch in Vernon, Eagles and Moose fraternities. dren, Ron (Secret) McFarland, October 12 & 13 • 7:30 driving trucks and oversee- He was preceded in death Christine McArthur and Traci Deseret Peak Complex Indoor Rodeo Arena | Tickets $10 (at door) 8 & Under FREE Top 45 Bull Riders in the Intermountain West will compete for $6,000 in Prize Money Joseph Barfuss loved to work on cars, derby Funeral services will be held cars, model cars, camping and on Thursday, Oct. 4, 2007, at 11 Joseph Cole Barfuss (Joe) fishing. He had talented artistic a.m. at Leavitt’s Mortuary, 836 passed away all too soon Sept. abilities. 36th St., in Ogden. Family and 28, 2007. Joe is survived by his mom friends may call on Wednesday, Joe was born on Feb. 26, and dad; brothers, Jason Oct. 3, 2007, from 6 to 8 p.m., Sponsored by 1986, in Tooele, to the proud Barfuss of Provo, Jacob Barfuss and one hour prior to the ser- parents of DellaAnn Barfuss (Jessica Campbell) of Layton; vices at the mortuary. of Tooele (Charley Whealy his partner, Amy Bogan of Interment will be in Syracuse of Washington) and Dwight Kaysville; grandparents, Gene City Cemetery. Barfuss (Jolene Todd) of Ogden. and Hazel Barfuss of Pleasant In lieu of flowers the family He graduated from Roy High View and MaryLouise Jones of requests donations be made to School in 2004. He cherished Syracuse; many aunts, uncles, Golden West Credit Union to his many friendships with the cousins and his only nephew, offset funeral expenses. Online guys he went to school and Jayden Elijah. condolences may be sent to the worked with. Special thanks to He is preceded in death by family at www.leavittsmortu- Now Accepting Applications Ben and his family, and Big Layton. his grandfather, Richard W. ary.com. “O” Tires on Antelope Drive in His hobbies were many. He Jones. for New Board Members for the Tooele County Girls Rec Lillian Seright Water for Tooele County, according Softball League to Julander. However, 2005 was continued from page A1 Our loving mother, grand- an extremely good year with Anyone interested should contact mother and great-grand- some snowpack records set. Judy Fowler 435-843-0980 mother, Lillian Norene Seright Utah is kind of a flip-flop — it The next year, 2006, was close Melanie or Curt Castagno 435-882-7088 passed away Sept. 30, 2007, could be a little wet or a lit- to average. Kathi Sheehan 435-840-8807 after a valiant battle with can- tle dry — and northern Utah “It’s either feast or famine. cer. tends to be a little wetter,” he It’s the average years we don’t or Guy Sheehan 435-840-8817 She was born July 13, 1937, to said. have too many of,” Julander Thomas and Shirley Henderson Because of that, Julander said, adding the pattern of in Ranch Creek, Mont. She was said there is a possibility extremely dry or extremely married to Monte Fox and later northern Utah could have bet- wet years is evident through- divorced. She married her soul ter-than-average water year in out history. mate, Robert Lee Seright June (Stuart) Layton, Debbie Bice, 2007-2008. [email protected] Applications will 12, 1956. Pattie (Tim) Shasted; grand- The pattern from 1999 to 2004 Her final working years were children; great-grandchildren; was one of very dry conditions be accepted thru spent at Tooele Army Depot. a favorite aunt, Florance; and October 19th After her retirement she spent special friend, Gibb. her time taking care of her hus- She was preceded in death and personal band and mother. Her hob- by her husband, Robert Lee bies included painting and arts Seright; son, Monte Clair Fox; interviews held and crafts. She was passionate as well as her mother, brother October 22nd about dancing and did so every and sister. chance she got. She will be missed by many, thru 26th. She is survived by her chil- forgotten by none. dren, Terrie Moellering, Bobbi

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REEL TALK Beatles’ tunes come to life in psychedelic musical he music of the Beatles Max (Joe Anderson) wants it seems they will never go transformed a genera- more out of life than what’s back to being happy again. FLICK AT A GLANCE Ttion. From the begin- Missy Thompson in store for him at Princeton. The storyline and its Grade: B ning of their musical careers STAFF WRITER JoJo (Martin Luther) and characters are scattered Rated: PG-13 with melodic love tunes to Prudence (T.V. Carpio) come and in a way confusing. But Time: 131 minutes the end with experimental into the picture singing their when combined with the Now playing � and anti-war songs, the Fab own life songs. musical theme and stun- � Four defined the ‘60s. unrealistic life themes. No When Jude finally meets ning cinematography and The Beatles’ music has one bursts out into song in his father, who is a janitor dance sequences, “Across been used in many films real life — except for maybe at Princeton, he also runs the Universe” is brilliantly over the years, but never has musical theater people. into Max and the two form made. The scene where a film literally taken songs The way Taymor was an immediate friendship. Jude creates a piece of art from the group and used able to combine the songs Max takes Jude home to with strawberries and sub- Party Paper them in an unimaginable of the Beatles into a story meet his family including sequently sings “Strawberry way. Director and Tony that worked is amazing. his sister Lucy. Thus the two Fields Forever” is one of the Award winner Julie Taymor While some parts of “Across stories begin to intertwine. most moving and beautiful took a huge risk with “Across the Universe” are hit or Jude and Max decide to scenes in the movie. Beatles the Universe.” This psy- miss, together the scenes, move to New York City where fans should not feel appre- ROLLS chedelically induced musi- songs and actors work. But, they take shelter with Sadie hensive going into this film cal has very little dialogue this type of movie isn’t for (Dana Fuchs), a rising star as it does not butcher any • multiple sizes — merely 30 minutes — and everyone. Many audiences and Janis Joplin-like singer. songs. However, Wood as • different stocks combines the songs with a may not enjoy “Across the Eventually JoJo, Prudence Lucy was probably the weak- • cover tables story about lovers thrown Universe” because of its and even Lucy become est character, while Sturgess together in the whirlwind choppy cinematography residents of the ever-growing as Jude was the strongest. • crafts ‘60s. and the fact that the actors group apartment. His singing captured the • moving $ Being a huge Beatles fan are singing the songs, not The initial love Jude felt essence of the Beatles that • coloring 2 and having grown up listen- the Beatles. For me, how- for Lucy grows fonder when the other characters seemed ing to their music for as long ever, this is what makes the she moves in and the two to lack. “Across the Universe” Inquire within as I can remember, I was film enjoyable. It’s different finally got together. But is fun and the Beatles’ songs unsure how a musical about and more unique than most when Lucy becomes deeply only add to an already their songs would end up. movies out there right now. involved with the anti-war unique film. Fortunately, I was pleasantly In “Across the Universe,” movement at Columbia [email protected] surprised by the outcome. Jude (Jim Sturgess) a dock- University, Jude starts to get 58 North Main • Tooele “Across the Universe” is spo- worker from Liverpool wants jealous. After a drug-induced radic in its plotline but the to travel across the Atlantic trip to California with Dr. trippy, visually appeasing in the hope of finding his Roberts (Bono), the entire cinematography is some- long-lost father. Over in the group begins to see things in Monday - Friday thing to be admired. Like United States, Lucy (Evan a new light and starts to fall 10am - 7pm Saturday other musical movies such Rachel Wood) copes with apart. Max is sent to Vietnam 10am - 6pm as “Moulin Rouge,” “Across her boyfriend leaving for and the distance increases the Universe” digresses into Vietnam while her brother between Lucy and Jude until 295 N. Main St. Tooele 435-843-7247 Hot Halloween Costumes are here, get them before Delicious specializes in Delightfully Fresh Fashion, Shoes, Lingerie, they disappear! Handbags, Jewelry and Swimwear. We carry sizes 00 through 19/20 and XS through 3XL. Boutique style at Delightful prices. Tradition Grows at Pankratz photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Jude (Jim Sturgess), Lucy (Evan Rachel Wood) and Max (Joe Anderson) show their support of the anti-war movement Pumpkin Patch in the Beatles-inspired film “Across the Universe.” Pick Your Own Agriculture schools update image Pumpkins! LOS ANGELES (AP) — How USA, a large fertilizer and With an additional two years • Fun for the Entire do you make farming hip? pesticide distributor. of study, they could become Family It’s a question that agricul- Many colleges have certified as senior inspec- ture schools in California and changed their names to tors and earn $70,000, said • All Sizes Available throughout the nation are broaden their appeal, tacking Earl McPhail, president of • Large Quantity hoping marketing firms will on terms such as “environ- the California Agricultural be able to answer. Schools mental sciences” or “natural Commissioners and Sealers Available want to makeover their out- resources.” Assn. dated “cows and plows” Iowa State University offi- Educators and agricultur- • Prices Vary by Size image in the hopes of boost- cials added “life sciences” al experts estimate that the of Pumpkins ing enrollment as a large por- to their agriculture school’s industry has five years to turn tion of the industry’s work- name, a move designed to the tide. force nears retirement. attract more students after Work in the industry, how- One-third of California’s enrollment dipped from 2,807 ever, seems to draw a certain public and private plant doc- in 2001 to 2,448 in 2005. kind of soul. tors who monitor the health Other universities have Bob Gaddie, a 62-year- of the state’s $32-billion agri- hired marketing firms to old Bakersfield plant doc- culture industry will retire in boost their profiles. tor, is the third generation the next decade. One-third After a 20 percent decline and last of his family to work of the state’s county agricul- in plant sciences majors in in agriculture. His grandfa- tural commissioners, whose the past five years, Cal Poly ther owned citrus groves in inspections help keep out Pomona hired a marketing Corona, and his father was a foreign pests, will retire in firm. The company created ranch foreman. the next five years. a glossy mock-up advertise- Gaddie is a consultant, Yet, enrollment in horticul- ment dares students to “Get hired by farmers to help ture programs at the state’s a Job as a Superhero,” fight- against wily menaces like top agricultural schools has ing a fierce crop-destroying spotted spider mites, which dropped as much as 40 per- black bug, or “Delve Into suck the moisture out of cent in the last five years. DNA” to breed world-class leaves and strip a grape vine At a recent career night at Arabian horses. bare within weeks. Cal Poly Pomona, a dozen U.S. Department of He monitors 7,000 acres of recruiters competed for the Agriculture boosters are also almonds, pistachios, grapes attention of about 30 stu- employing catchy slogans. At and citrus for a dozen grow- dents. They offered jobs, local fairs, volunteers hand ers. He wakes up at 4:30 a.m. internships and scholar- out bright red book covers six days a week and is walk- pm ships. with cows wearing sunglasses ing in the fields as the sun Starts Weds. Mon. - Fri. 1 til’ dark “It’s sad standing there and under the words “Agricultural rises. Saturday 10am til’ dark only having one potential job Research is UDDERLY “There are plenty of oppor- candidate in the room, when Awesome.” tunities, but kids just are not October 3rd Closed Sunday I’m looking for at least three In California, entry-level into it,” Gaddie said. “It’s not or four people,” said Bert county agricultural inspec- a glitzy profession.” Lopez, a recruiter for Univar tors make $32,000 annually. Pankratz Pumpkin Patch 500 W. Vine (East of Coleman on Vine) TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BULLETIN 830-8650 (appointments) A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 2, 2007

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TUESDAY October 2, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Sports Homegrown talents meet at Utah-USU battle THS grad Brady and GHS grad Jorgensen have enjoyed the jump to college football

by Mark Watson out on the Rice Eccles Stadium playing at Tooele County high stage. four years and has started 31 During that season Tooele won SPORTS EDITOR turf last Saturday afternoon in schools. After facing each other University of Utah starting games for USU. He is known as the 3A state football champi- a September snowstorm sharp- in high school, the two were linebacker Kyle Brady prepped a “father figure” on the team. onship under the direction of Two of the players battling it ened their football skills while at it again on a much bigger at Tooele High School while on “He’s not a naturally vocal coach Tyler Anderson. the other side of the ball Utah guy but being older he does a Both players said the same State offensive lineman Pace great job of knowing when to thing about the difference Jorgensen starred at Grantsville be vocal,” said USU offensive between high school football High School. Both seniors are line coach Vance Vice. “He let’s and college football. leaders on their respective his actions speak for him more “In high school you have one teams. In the end the Utes pre- than anything else.” At 6-5, 350 or two good players out there, vailed 34-18. pounds he is the biggest player but in college they’re all good,” Brady has been an integral on the team. Brady said. ingredient defensively the past Jorgensen rotated in and out “It’s so much different and four seasons. He played on the during Saturday’s game because harder. In high school you’re BCS busting fourth-ranked he injured his back the previ- playing against a couple of 2004 team as a redshirt fresh- ous Saturday during a narrow good kids, the competition is man. He was part of Urban loss to San Jose State in Logan. so tough,” Jorgensen said. Meyer’s first recruiting class at In high school he was a star on The Grantsville graduate said Utah and while he redshirted the line for coach Kevin Butler Utah was a battle in the snow, and played as a freshman the and won the heavyweight title but already this year he had to Utes went 22-2. During that in wrestling his sophomore and match up with the elite. time Utah won back-to-back junior years. He decided not to “Oklahoma, they’re in a Mountain West Conference wrestle his senior season. league of their own,” he said. championships. Meanwhile, Brady was Jorgensen has anchored the selected Utah’s “Mr. Football” Aggie offensive line the past as the best prep player in 2002. SEE COLLEGE PAGE A10 ➤

photography / Troy Boman photography / Troy Boman Water flies off Utah linebacker Kyle Brady (right) as he tackles USU wide receiver Kevin Robinson during Saturday’s 34-18 win over the Aggies. Brady, a former Tooele High Buffalo, led Utah with 12 tackles during the game. Utah State offensive guard Pace Jorgensen (63) blocks Utah defensive back Mookie Murphy (23) in the first half of Saturday’s game. Jorgensen is a Grantsville High graduate in his final year for the Aggies. Tooele rolls in second half to turn tables on Payson, win 23-14

by Mark Watson minute time span in the third quar- Tooele still had work to do, but left in the game. Buffs connected on four passes for STAFF WRITER ter quickly evened the score and all of a sudden confidence seemed Tooele’s defense helped the Buffs 28 yards. fueled Tooele’s momentum. Early in to exude from the Buffs’ sideline maintain good field position the rest Payson’s Leroy Unga was a work- After trailing 14-0 at intermission, the third quarter, Jordan Biorge took as coaches continually stressed to of the game. Tooele started its final horse for the Lions carrying the ball Tooele rallied for 23 unanswered a hand-off at his own 37 and with the players to keep the positive emotion drive of the game at the Payson 40 26 times for 120 yards. Quarterback points in the second half to win its help of knockdown block from line- and to hit and hustle. Elliott said the with 3:05 remaining. After no gain Misieli Wolfgramm scored Payson’s first region game of the season 23-14 man Chase Smaellie, found daylight team was playing hard in the first on first down, quarterback Trifon first touchdown on a six-yard run at Payson Friday night. on the left side of the line. Biorge half, but penalties and turnovers Gochis bolted 25 yards to the Payson while Unga scored Payson’s second Early in the second half Tooele sprinted down the sideline for a 63- thwarted any momentum. 15. The Buffs could get no closer touchdown on a two-yard run. Both lineman Tony Rose broke two bones yard touchdown to make it 14-7. Tooele went on top in the fourth than the 14, but place kicker Kolton of Payson TDs came in the second in his leg and the game was delayed On the next series the Lions were quarter on a short drive set up by Kinsman put the game out of reach quarter. while medical personnel treated him. threatening to go back on top by a Payson miscue. On fourth-and- when he connected on a 28 yard Defensively, Nic Gochis led the He was taken by ambulance to a local 14 driving deep into Tooele terri- long deep in its own territory, Tooele field goal to make the final 23-14. way with eight unassisted tackles and hospital. Tooele coach Sam Elliott tory. But on fourth-and-13 at the punted the ball, but the Payson After sitting out a game, Trifon three assisted tackles. Brian Hobson said the injury may have created an Tooele 25, Biorge stepped in front return man fumbled and Zach Gochis returned to rush 13 times registered five unassisted tackles emotional spark for his team. of a Payson receiver and intercept- Clausing pounced on the loose pig- for 57 yards. Nic Gochis kept the while Biorge and Kolt Wright each had “Things seemed to turn around ed the ball. He bolted to the left skin at the Payson 40. defense honest with some inside five assisted tackles. Milo Geakehe when Tony went down. When we sideline and scooted 88 yards for a The Buffs then drove 40 yards in hard-nosed runs gaining 36 yards and Biorge intercepted passes. play with emotion, we’re good,” touchdown return. 10 plays with Clausing capping off on seven carries. Clausing gained Tooele hosts Provo in a home- Elliott said. “Jordan’s play was just outstanding the drive with a 16-yard scoring run 35 yards on six carries while Biorge coming game Friday night. Also, two plays within a three- tonight,” the coach said after the game. to push the lead to 20-14 with 9:19 added 68 yards on four carries. The [email protected] Decision to kick field goal helps Cowboys bounce Bear River 23-20

by Mark Watson Cloward said Kelly and Vera asked ing back in the second half,” Cloward SPORTS EDITOR him if they were going to fake the said. field goal. But the coach responded Grantsville scored in the third Kicking extra points and field goals and said “no, we’re going to kick it.” quarter when Paulich hooked up with has not been a strength of Grantsville “I think everybody in the stands Childs on a short dump pass which High football this year, but a 25-yard thought we would fake it,” the Childs took up the sideline for a 35- field goal late in the game against Grantsville coach said. But Kelly con- yard touchdown. Grantsville again Bear River Friday snapped a 20-20 tie nected on the kick and the Cowboys failed on the conversion to make it and gave the Cowboys a 23-20 come- eked out their first region win. 20-12. from-behind region victory. Grantsville was sharp on its open- In the fourth quarter Grantsville With the score deadlocked, ing drive going 80 yards to score in tied the game on a nifty 12-play drive Grantsville faced a fourth-and-three the first quarter. Logan Paulich set up which concluded when Childs ran at the Bears’ 18. Coach Tony Cloward the TD when he sprinted 35 yards to 12 yards to the end zone. This time called time-out to discuss the situa- the Bear River two yard line and then Childs ran in for the two-point con- tion with his offense. Alex Childs plunged in to make it 6-0. version to knot the game until the “I asked them what they wanted to A two-point conversion failed. field goal put the Cowboys on top for do and they said ‘coach let’s kick it’,” Bear River blocked a punt to set good. Cloward said. up one of its three touchdowns in Childs ran 19 times for 73 yards The coach obliged and called on the second quarter. By the end of the and scored all of Grantsville’s touch- kicker Jackson Kelly and deep snap- first half things looked dismal for the downs. He also had 52 yards receiv- per Ben Vera. To try for a field goal Cowboys down once again at half. ing. Paulich ran seven times for 50 the team needed to substitute the The Bears led 20-6 at the break. yards. Childs returned an intercep- punter and deep snapper into the “We made a few adjustments at tion 36 yards and Austin Gumucio photography / Mike Anderson game replacing the regular center half-time and challenged the team. also came up with a timely intercep- Grantsville players signal for a touchdown during a home game against Logan on Sept. 21. The and a running back. But once called We told them they had been in this Cowboys came from behind Friday in Tremonton to notch their first region victory of the year with upon, Kelly and Vera still were skepti- same situation before. I really felt the a win over Bear River 23-20. cal about a real field goal attempt. kids showed a lot of character com- SEE COWBOYS PAGE A10 ➤ A10

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Paulich connected on four of Lomond missed a field goal us,” Jorgensen said. “He’s a steadiness for me. I Cowboys 10 passes for 53 yards. All those with 18 seconds left in the game College Regardless of Saturday’s know what I’m going to get continued from page A9 going to Childs. to lose to Bear River 26-24. continued from page A9 outcome both players are liv- when I put him in there. He’s a The Cowboys travel to Ben Cloward said he expects ing out their dreams of play- role model for all these young tion. Gumucio recorded six solo Lomond Friday for another crit- another tight game against The Sooners defeated the ing Division I football each guys out here on the field.” tackles and six assisted tackles. ical region game against a Scots’ a team he says is vastly Aggies 54-3. Saturday. Brady played one of his best Mitchell Shumway was in on team which nearly defeated improved. The Utah-Utah State rival- “The best thing is being able games of the season Saturday. eight tackles. the Bears two weeks ago. Ben [email protected] ry is the 12th longest in the to wake up on Saturday and He moved from his rover posi- nation. The two schools have being a part of the tradition of tion to middle linebacker to played 106 times since 1892. playing college football,” Brady replace injured Joe Jiannoni. FOOTBALL STANDINGS Utah owns a 10-game winning said. “People are watching on In the process Brady led the streak against the Aggies whose TV and you’re down on the field team with 12 tackles including REGION 7 REGION 11 last win was back in 1997 in and the big crowd comes in.” five solo tackles. The former Salt Lake City. “It will be sad to leave here,” Buffalo is averaging eight tack- Region Overall Region Overall “They’re (USU) getting bet- Jorgensen said. “I love the com- les per game. ter every year, they just don’t petition and the atmosphere He said Utah simply made Timpview 4 – 0 7 – 0 Logan 2 – 0 5 – 2 have the athletes like UCLA on game day when you walk too many mistakes in its three and Oregon State,” Brady said. out on the field. It’s so much losses this season, but the Utah Mountain View 3 – 1 5 – 2 Morgan 2 – 0 3 – 4 Early in the second half of different than high school. We program will move forward Orem 2 – 1 3 – 4 Saturday’s game with Utah went to Alabama when I was a with Kyle Whittingham. Grantsville 1 – 1 2 – 5 State down 24-10 it had a freshman. It was the first game “Meyer already had the Payson 1 – 2 2 – 4 chance to get back in the game I ever started and played in, advantage of being a head Bear River 1 – 1 1 – 6 with first down at the U of U and it was in front of 90,000 coach for two years before Springville 1 – 2 1 – 6 two yard line. The Aggies came people. I was so nervous, but I he came to Utah while coach Tooele 0 – 3 2 – 4 Ogden 0 – 2 1 – 6 up empty. ended up playing pretty good,” Whit is just starting as a head “We’ve been executing really he said. coach.” Provo 0 – 3 1 – 5 Ben Lomond 0 – 2 0 – 7 well and we’re right in games Brady said another fun thing Kyle is the son of Roger and and then we slip up and it costs is to have his family at the sta- Elaine Brady. Pace is the son of dium and for them to travel to Kevin and Kim Jorgensen. games. Both competitors vow to “My dad has made it to battle it out and fight to win every game this year and my the rest of the way during their grandparents have made it to senior seasons. Already, they’ve games.” made Tooele County proud. Coach Vice praises [email protected] Jorgensen’s leadership.

PHYSICAL PLAY Tooele County Board of REALTORS® Announces the 2008 Board of Directors and the 2007 Awards Welcome to Our 2008 Board of Directors Congratulations!

Seana Westerman Chris Sloan Vicki Griffith Michelle Warner Karen Perry Board President UAR President-Elect President-Elect Past-President Secretary/Treasurer

Andrea Cahoon Kelly Kremer Amy Millward Laney Riegel Berna Sloan Nicole Wanlass Director Director Director Director Director Director THANK YOU…2007 Board of Directors President Past-President Directors

Michelle Warner Steve Goodsell Dan Egelund photography / Troy Boman Toni Goodsell Tooele’s Kenya Mamales (16) collides with a Timpview player during President-Elect Secretary/Treasurer Carol Haddock soccer action Thursday in Tooele. One goal was enough for the T-Birds Seana Westerman Karen Perry Laney Riegel as they earned a 1-0 victory over Tooele. Tooele is 3-7-1 in Region 7 standings and will face Springville in the final region game today. Berna Sloan

Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT 2007 TCBR Awards Local News Source. BULLETIN The following Awards were presented to our Sterling Honor Elite Top Members in recognition of their outstanding service Society Producers to their community, local board, Utah Association of Andrea Cahoon Pet of the Week Butch Boegler REALTORS® and National Association of REALTORS®. Toni Goodsell Steve Goodsell Nicole Cloward Faye Hall Tana DuBose Elaine Hone Laramie Dunn Amy Millward Steve Griffith Karen Perry Jay Kirk Berna Sloan Sandra Larsen Chris Sloan Vicki Powell Michelle Warner Laney Riegel Seana Westerman

Dan Egelund Charles Prows Honor Society President’s Award Affiliate of the Year Award Top Sandy Covello Producing Angela Grant Team Jennifer J. Jones Sandra Larsen Chris and Berna Sloan

Top Producers BORDER COLLIE Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Faye Hall Butch Boegler Nichole Cloward Jim Busico Pam Mallet Shelters are only required to hold animals for ® Rookie of the Year Andrea Cahoon Mark Martinez REALTOR of the Year Rookie of the Year Sandy Covello Jeannie McIntyre three days before they are euthanized. Rachael Cowan Amy Millward For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Tooele County Sandy Critchlow Hiedi Purvis available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at ® Board of REALTORS Education Award Toni Goodsell Craig Rydalch 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Angela Grant Brad Sutton Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Faye Hall Amy Millward Carol Haddock Christina Vowles Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Elaine Hone Chris Sloan Faye Hall Nicole Wanlass Jennifer J. Jones Michelle Warner Laura Hogan Michelle Warner Kelly Kremer Seana Westerman Camie Jefferies Seana Westerman Tooele Veterinary Kolleen Logan Guy Keisel Ron Wood Kelly Kremer Karen Young Clinic The Voice for Real Estate® In Tooele County 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 B1 HOMETOWN

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HOMEFRONT Tips to get the most out of your dishwasher

Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT

ashing dishes is an everyday chore that only gets worse if it is Wleft undone. I do believe that dishes left in a sink begin to have babies, because if you set a couple of cups and plates in it the sink is soon full and they spread all over the counter. Even if there is a dishwashing machine — as opposed to a photography / Maegan Burr human dishwasher — you will Dr. Ryan Orgill graduated from Grantsville High School in 1996 and has recently returned to Tooele County to work as an optometrist at Standard Optical in Tooele. find putting the dishes in the sink on the way to the dish- washer carries the same result. Dishes placed in a sink soon get out of control. Cleaning them is simply a job that has to be done after every meal or at least daily, depending on the number of people helping dirty them. Visions of home Since dishes are always with us and since they must be washed after use, many peo- ple consider a dishwasher as a Grantsville native returns after decade away to head optometry practice necessary labor-saving device, just like a washing machine. It is nice to clear away the dishes after dinner into the machine by Sarah Miley said. “They were just rotating docs.” where he completed his undergraduate work and close the door. The mess STAFF WRITER Orgill, who began at the Tooele location in in zoology, which carried a lot of the same is hidden away and the coun- June, said his position is good for Standard classes he needed that were heavy in the sci- ters are still available for food he day after graduating from Optical as well because he’s familiar with the ences. While attending school there, he served preparation later. Grantsville High School in 1996, area and the people. as president of the pre-optometry club for two Getting the most out of this Ryan Orgill moved out. And “He is a Tooele County local and Standard years. appliance assures cleaner he hasn’t lived back in Tooele Optical has hired him to work back in that com- While at BYU, Orgill met his wife, Stefanie, dishes and a longer life expec- County until now. munity and even though he’s gone away for who was attending Utah Valley State College. tancy for the machine. Orgill is now an optometrist school, he’s come back to work in the commu- The couple then continued on to the Southern To get maximum dish- at the Tooele Standard Optical. nity,” said Laura Barnes, of the public relations College of Optometry in Memphis, Tenn. washer efficiency, use good He got interested in optometry at a very firm Love Communications. “I decided I wanted to move east of the detergent. Shake the box and Tyoung age after he and other members of his Orgill specializes in a full scope optometry Mississippi to see a different part of the coun- listen for the granules rattling family needed glasses or contact lenses and practice, including standard vision exams, ocu- try,” he said. inside. Lumpy detergent will went to Dr. Kris Hill in Tooele. Orgill started lar disease, any type of contact lens fitting, as In addition to the excellent school he found not dissolve well enough to do wearing glasses in the fourth grade. well as pediatrics all the way up to geriatrics. in Memphis, there was “great food, great barbe- its job. In very hard water, liq- “I was just impressed with the general idea “One reason I chose Standard Optical,” he cue and nice music.” uid detergent may be a better of being a doctor and serving a purpose of said, “is so I could focus on clinical work with He said the school was right downtown so option. improving someone’s life and vision,” he said. “I ocular disease and contact lenses, so that’s they were able to experience the Southern Store detergent in a dry was intrigued by the benefit I got from it.” what the focus is here.” atmosphere — all the food and music — while place. The cupboard under He said he always knew he wanted to work He said Standard Optical, which has typically living about 30 miles east of the city allowed the kitchen sink is often moist with people, enrich people’s lives and work in just focused on glasses and contact lenses, is them to experience the Southern hospitality and warm and may cause the medical field. Optometry seemed like a trying to bring in new doctors, like himself, who and “yes ma’am and no sir.” the detergent to get lumpy. If perfect field. have expertise in other areas so they can pro- Orgill’s wife is from just outside of Las Vegas, you have a hard time using a When he found out Standard Optical in vide services to a wider range of patients. so they both wanted to live in a smaller com- large box of detergent before Tooele was looking for a new doctor, he said it He works four days a week in the Tooele munity, which is why moving back to the Tooele it reaches this condition, try just fit. Standard Optical office and one day a week in purchasing smaller boxes. “Before, they’d have a doctor for six months, the West Valley office. SEE OPTOMETRIST ON PAGE B3 ➤ Experiment with small sizes then they’d leave to go somewhere else,” he The road to his profession began at BYU, of various brands of deter- gents until you find those that clean best for you. What works well in one home, may not work as well in another because of the difference in water hardness. If you have a water softener, you may find that the brand you choose is incidental. Thick, liquid dishwasher detergents may work better for some people with very hard water than the powders. The dissolvable packets that contain divided sections of dish powder and liquid cleaner have proven very effective for some dif- ficult situations, although this is a more expensive form of dishwasher detergent. If you opt for these, close the zip- lock seal each time you use it. Do not rely on our dry atmo- sphere to keep the packets dry and to keep them from stick- ing together. Hot water is essential for good cleaning. According to dishwasher manufacturers, if you follow your dishwasher instructions and still get spotty dishes, it is generally a symp- tom of underheated water. Some dishwashers have built in heat boosters that increase the water temperature in the photography / Maegan Burr machine when it is not hot One of the areas Dr. Ryan Orgill specializes in as an optometrist at the Tooele Standard Optical is ocular disease. Orgill said Standard Optical has enough. If your dishwasher started hiring new doctors who have expertise in areas other than just glasses and contact lenses. doesn’t have this feature, you need to increase the tempera-

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‘77 THS reunion Tooele Attention THS class of ‘77, our 30-year class reunion is on Oct. 12 and 13. If you Hold’em for Kolton haven’t sent in your reservations please do A charity Hold’em for Kolton event will so as soon as possible, as we need to make take place on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2007 at the reservations for the menu. If you haven’t Tooele Moose Lodge. Donation Texas Hold- received an invitation please let Cecelia em tournament from 4 to 6 p.m. Chicken 882-4636 or Sharon 882-0445 know. fried steak dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is $7 per adult and $4 per child. Call ahead ‘82 THS reunion for to-go orders. Contact the Moose Lodge All members of the Tooele High School at 882-2931 with any questions. Kolton class of 1982 are invited to their 25-year Tolman was severely burned one and a half reunion to be held Saturday, Oct. 13, at years ago, he has undergone several skin 6:30 p.m. at the Eagles Nest. The cost is $30 grafts and the family has been struggling per person for dinner, and $5 for a memo- to meet the on-going financial burdens. All ry book. To help make contact with class donations go to the family. members that we have lost contact with, contact Jeff England at jeffbengland@msn. Harvest Days com or (435)830-2121; or Randi Park at The Harvest Days craft fair and flea market at [email protected] or (801)243-6470. the Benson Grist Mill will run every Saturday through Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Anyone Overlake PTA fundraiser who makes hand-crafted items or has yard Overlake Elementary School PTA fundrais- photo courtesy of Kelly Morgan sale items is welcome to bring these goods to er will be a Halloween Carnival held Friday, sell. There is no vendor or booth fee. Tables Oct. 12, from 5 to 8 p.m. Rides, games The Tooele County School District is now offering two new career and technical classes. The classes are medical assistant and dental are available on a first-come-first-served and food. Costume contest (no weapons assistant and are offered for a two-period block. Classes are currently being held at Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High until the new health department is ready. basis. For more information, please contact or masks). The community is welcome. Christine at 882-7678. All children must be accompanied by an disability or mental illness, then these free Health clinics — Blood pressure: Every adult. English as a second language classes are for you. Safety in the home will Thursday 1 p.m. Appointments are neces- Veteran clothing drive ESOL conversational classes are held be the topic for this month’s meeting on sary. DWS is hosting a winter clothing drive for Community Council Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ESOL students Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Senior Lifestyles — Tuesday, Oct. 16, homeless veterans. Donations will be dis- The Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High may come anytime, the center is open for Tooele Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. at 1 p.m. The Sheriff’s office will pres- tributed to veterans at the annual Veteran’s Community Council will be meeting at the individualized study with our software pro- Light refreshments will be served. For more ent Scam Awareness and Physical Safety. Stand Down in November. Items needed school on Tuesday, Oct. 9. All students, par- grams and textbooks. Registration is $35.00 information contact Dee Askerlund 882- Marc Roethel form Chesapeake Insurance include: warm coats (XL, XXL), jeans, long ents and interested community members per semester. 4163 or Barb McFarland 843-9054. will discuss Medicare Advantage Plans to sleeve shirts, socks, hats, gloves, boots and are invited to attend. affordably eliminate your health care con- thermal underwear. Drop off donations at Free nutrition classes cerns. Tooele’s DWS, 305 N. Main St., Suite 100. THS PLAN test Churches Utah State University Extension’s food Halloween party — Friday, Oct. 26, at 4 POC is Lynn Gehring, 833-7384. THS sophomores interested in taking the sense nutrition education department will p.m. Fun, games and prizes! PLAN test, a practice ACT, should reg- Food pantry be teaching free weekly nutrition class- Domestic violence awareness ister for this test at the finance office at The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- es. Learn to prepare healthy, inexpensive Tooele Senior Center Join us for a candlelight vigil, “Walking Tooele High School. The test will take place ing a clothing closet and emergency food meals and help your food dollars stretch The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center Together for Tooele County Domestic Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 7:40 a.m. The cost for pantry to help meet the needs of our throughout the month. The hour long can be reached at 882-2870. The center is Violence Awareness,” in honor of domestic the test is $9. There are limited slots avail- community. Anyone with clothing needs classes will run for six weeks on your choice for the enjoyment of all Senior Citizens 55 violence victims and survivors on Thursday, able. For more information, please call — adults and children — are welcome. of Tuesdays at 1 p.m. or on Wednesdays at years and up. Center will be closed Oct. 8 Oct. 11, at 6 p.m. Meet at Janna’s Java on the Jennifer Swan in the THS counseling office The food pantry is available for emergency 10 a.m., beginning the second week of for Columbus Day. corner of 400 North and Main Street. We at 833-1981. needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays October. Class space is very limited so Friday Night Entertainment is at 5:30 p.m. will walk to the Veteran’s Memorial Park. from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at please call to reserve your spot or to put Oct. 5 — Jim Gallegos Candles will be provided by the Tooele 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call your name on the waiting list for future Friday Night Dancing is from 6 to 8 p.m. County Domestic Violence Coalition. If you Library 882-2048. classes. For more information call Michelle Oct. 5 — Ned Garcia have any questions, please call 843-3429. Russell at USU Extension 843-2356. Senior Lifestyles — Health and wellness Book sale Visualized Bible Study information will be held on Thursday, Oct. Rocky Mtn. Care Center The Friends of the Library Bookstore will Starting Oct. 3, the Visualized Bible Study 4, at 11 a.m. Rocky Mountain Care Center recreation be selling hardback books for 50 cents and Series will be presented at the Tooele Arts Check Your Health Services — Hearing: department, 140 E. 200 South, is in need of paperback/childrens books for 25 cents Church of Christ. Each Wednesday evening Wednesday, Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to noon. donations of “Ranger Rick” and “Highlight” through September. Hours of operation are at 7 p.m. lasting about an hour with discus- Handel’s Messiah production Foot clinic: Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 1:30 to magazines, autumn and winter adult cloth- Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday sion afterwards. This series will help one to The annual Handel’s Messiah production 3:30 p.m. Appointments necessary. Blood ing of all sizes, knick-knacks, toiletries and from 1 to 7 p.m. We recently purchased understand the message of the Bible clearly. is beginning! We are looking for chorus Pressure: Tuesday, Oct. 16, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. jewelry to be used for bingo prizes. $2,300 in new books and books on tape for It will also help one to see the three divi- and orchestra members, old and new. Alzheimer’s Support Group: Tuesday, Oct. the library. sions of the Bible, and how God speaks to us Rehearsals are every Sunday beginning 9, at 2:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen. Community Action Program today through it. No charge, no pressure. Oct. 14, at 7 p.m., at the Skyline Chapel, Volunteers needed for various positions: The Tooele Community Action Program, Wednesday at the library 1100 E. Skyline Drive. The performance will drivers, friendly visitor, eldercare commit- 270 Maple St., has been selected to receive Join us for Wednesday Afternoon at Your Family history fair be Dec. 23, at 7:30 p.m. at GHS auditorium. tee. Contact Jolene Shields 882-2870 x 125 an award of $8,000 as a direct allocation Library. Read a book, do your homework, Tooele Valley Regional Family History Fair, Pamela Dale will be directing the chorus or leave your name and number at the from the State of Utah. The funds can assist play games, try a Sudoku puzzle or watch “Family History: a New Look, a New Day,” with Betta Nash preparing the orchestra. Tooele or Grantsville senior centers. with critical minor home repairs, such as a movie. All of this can be done on a will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Please call 882-5107 for more information. electrical, plumbing, heating and some Wednesday afternoon at the Tooele City Tooele East Stake Center, 751 N. 520 East. Senior Circle roofing repairs. You must be the home Library. Keynote speaker is Elder LeGrande Curtis Senior Circle is for anyone over the age owner living in the residence to quali- Jr. of the area seventy. Youth are encouraged Eagles of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Receive fy for an application. Contact the Tooele Tooele story time to attend from 9 to 11 a.m. Registration is at hospital, local and national benefits. Call Community Action Program at 882-1278 if Remember children’s story time every 8:30 a.m. The program is from 9 to 10 a.m., Eagles Family Night 843-3690 or stop by the hospital volunteer you have any questions. Applications are Wednesday at 11 a.m., and children’s crafts with classes from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Eagles Family Night will be held on Oct. desk to sign up. All activities require an now available. each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Check the family search presentation is from 3 to 4 6. Rosalie Fox and Corrie Anderson will RSVP except for exercise. library for any special story times or other p.m. Hispanic classes are also available. For serve barbecued pork or barbecued turkey Senior Lifestyles — Thursday, Oct. 4, at 11 Historical Meeting special events that come up. For more more information call Betty Fail 882-0195. sandwiches (your choice) with salad, chips, a.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. The Tooele Company Historical Meeting information on these and other library soda and dessert at 6: 30 p.m., and bingo Breakfast Buddies — Friday, Oct. 5, at 9 will be held on Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. at the programs, visit our Web site at tooelecity. will follow. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant for Pioneer Museum. Gregory Franzwa will org/tcl/library.html, call 882-2182 or visit Sports for children (4-11 years), children under 3 good food and friends. Dutch treat! present slides on the Mormon Trail running us at 128 W. Vine St. years are free. Lunch Bunch — Friday, Oct. 12, at noon. from Iowa to Utah. Gregory is the founder Mixed pool league Meet at Ixtapa for your noon meal and of the Oregon-California Trails Association, Grantsville story time If you are interested in playing mixed Eagles steak night friends. Dutch treat! formed 25 years ago to mark that trail. Story time at the Tooele County Bookmobile league this year please contact Jackie 830- The Eagles Auxiliary is offering something He has his own printing press, and has Library, 429 E. Main St., Grantsville, will be 7308. Deadline is Oct. 6. You must be 21. new on Friday Night Dinners, rib eye steak. recently made his home in Tooele. canceled on Thursday, Oct. 4. The story Each team consists of two men and two The regular menu will be the same. Come Recovery time program will resume on Thursday, women. out and support the Aerie and Auxiliary. Blood drive Oct. 11, at 4 p.m. Kick drug habit The American Red Cross will be sponsoring LDS Family Services addiction recovery a blood drive on Thursday, Oct. 11, from 10 Wednesday Movie Matinee Health Scouting meetings are Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. a.m. to 3 p.m., at Wells Fargo, 204 N. Main Join us Oct. 3, at 3 p.m. at the Tooele City at 1030 S. 900 West, Room 118, Tooele. St., Tooele. To schedule a blood donation Library, for our Wednesday Movie Matinee. Diabetic classes Cub Scout Leader Forum Enter on the north side of the chapel. The appointment call Frankie Harris 882-0411. The movie will be “Harry Potter and the Anyone with diabetes don’t miss out on self The new Cub Scout year is underway and Erda meeting has been discontinued. Sorcerer’s Stone” (PG). Tickets are limited management classes held on Wednesday, with it a new name, Cub Scout Leader and are available at the circulation desk. Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 24, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Forum. All Cub Scout leadership will ben- Castaways AA Grantsville Movies with PG or PG-13 rating will require You will need a doctor’s referral. For more efit from attending this monthly training. Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous meets a parent’s signature on the ticket. Upcoming information please call Eileen Deleeuw at Join us for fun and fellowship while related Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at noon Fall tree sale Wednesday Movie Matinees for the month 228-0048 or 882-5671. to the Indian Nation theme and Webelos at the St. Barnabas Church, 1784 N. Aaron Grantsville’s fall tree sale is now underway. of October will include “Harry Potter and activity badges readyman and craftsman. Drive (southwestern looking church by the Applications for street trees can be picked the Chamber of Secrets,” “Prisoner of Diabetes Support Group We will also have information on upcoming hospital, first left off 2000 North). Open, up at city hall. For trees planted on the Azkaban” and “Goblet of Fire.” The Tooele Diabetes Support Group will district and council activities, including the mixed, non-smoking, wheelchair access. street the city will buy one and the resi- meet Oct. 3, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Senior Haunted Woods and Cub Scout Leader Pow dent or business will buy one. Deadline is Citizen Center. Bryan Ditty RN PA-C who Wow. Cub Scout Leader Forum is Thursday, Al-Anon meeting Friday, Oct. 5, at 5 p.m. Trees will be picked Education works with Dr. Burr will speak to us about Oct. 4, 7:30 p.m. at the TJHS. An evening Al-Anon meeting will be held up for planting on Oct. 12. “Coping with Diabetes.” All are welcome. Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Adult Education Questions call Carol at 843-9787. Barnabas Church, 1784 N. Aaron Drive. Get your high school diploma this year! All Seniors Join us and you’ll never have to feel alone Schools classes required for a high school diploma, Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support again. Call Perky at 249-0054. adult basic education, GED preparation, Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group is Grantsville Senior Center Literacy night word processing, driver’s education and open to anyone caring for someone with The Grantsville Senior Center can be On Thursday, Oct. 4, well-known Utah English as a second language are avail- Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia. reached at 884-3446. Center will be closed author Gary Hogg will visit East Elementary able. Register now to graduate — just $35 Learn about this disease, get ideas, share on Oct. 8, for Columbus Day. providing an exciting writing experience for per semester. The center is located at 76 S. ideas and discuss experiences with oth- all grades. Mr. Hogg will present a fun-filled 1000 West, and can be reached at 833-1994. ers. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, literacy night which will begin promptly at Adult education classes are for students 18 Oct. 9, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Cottage BULLETIN BOARD POLICY 7 p.m. and over. Glen, 1892 Aaron Drive (across from the If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at hospital). Refreshment provided. 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TUESDAY October 2, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 Frank OHLMAN Optometrist M Attorney at Law continued from page B1 FREE Valley fit in so well with what Consultation they wanted. for “Similar to where we lived in Wills & Memphis, we had the oppor- Trusts tunity to live in a small, quiet neighborhood, but one near a big city where it’s fairly easy to 493 W. 400 N. Tooele get what you need,” Orgill said. “I saw myself practicing in a 882-4800 small town where I could be familiar with my patients and www.schmutzmohlman.com see them as a person instead of just a patient,” he said. He said it’s great to see his    patients around town, shop- Warm up with our Winter Savings! ping at the same places he does and connecting with them on another level other than just the doctor/patient level. Orgill and his wife, along with their daughter, Afton, who was born in February, live ASK ABOUT NOVA BRIK! in Grantsville. SALE BUILDINGS “People have really been 24’x40’x9’ starting at $8,995 welcoming us back,” he said. 30’x40’x10’ starting at $10,395 He said he enjoys walking, 42’x64’x13’ starting at $19,195 taking pictures and appreciating 60’x80’x14’ starting at $30,595 Crew travel required over 50 miles. Local building code modifications extra. Sale buildings pictured are not priced in ad and are built on your level site. Price subject to the mountains. And of course, change without notice. in line with the Grantsville leg- PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: • Commercial acy, playing tennis. • Residential • Suburban • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing “I like the scenery that we • LIFETIME STEEL PAINT WARRANTY have close to us,” he said, cit- • FEATURING DOORS • FINANCING AVAILABLE • FREE ON-SITE CONSULTATIONS ing South Willow Canyon as an photography / Maegan Burr S710 example. Dr. Ryan Orgill left Tooele County the day after graduating from Grantsville High School. Before recently returning to the county as an optometrist, he attended Payson, UT Orgill said Tooele County has the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tenn. �������������� 801-465-0300 Serving our clients since 1978 grown a lot in the time he’s been built with pride before the is applied � [email protected] gone, but added he is still able because he looks a little differ- whether he’s known the patient to be back in the community 1-800-373-5550 www.clearybuilding.com to see a lot of people he knows. ent now, some of his patients or their children, or whether he grew up in, reconnecting “When I left I had hair on may not recognize him until his parents and family have with the people he has known, my head and none on my they hear his name and then known them. and connecting for the first face,” Orgill said, adding that they make a connection, All in all, Orgill said he is glad time with those he doesn’t. LOST! Around 93 West Apple ing or showering. Hot water of hard water deposits, soak the air. Otherwise, prop the Tips Street in Grantsville. continued from page B1 heaters can’t keep up with the them in warm vinegar and try door open or pull out the racks demand, and water tempera- to wash off the cloudy part of dishes immediately after If found please call tures will drop. Also, if shower using a dishrag. the rinse cycle. The hot water 884-6999 ture at your water heater. temperatures are set while Rinse dishes before loading will evaporate quickly from the Family very worried, Test whether your water is the dishwasher is filling, the if they are not coming clean dishes. hot enough by running it until shower water may suddenly enough during the wash cycle. offering a REWARD Occasionally, a dishwasher it’s as hot as it will get from turn hot when the cycle on the Dishes that sit until food dries for his return. needs inside cleaning beyond the tap. Fill a tall glass and put dishwasher changes from fill on them are particularly prone He is friendly and a teaspoon of dish detergent to agitate. to not wash clean. Meats and what it gets while washing does not bite. in the glass. If the water is hot If you have soft water, use starchy foods, such as pota- dishes. Putting a cup or so of enough, the detergent will dis- less detergent. Excess deter- toes, particularly stick to dish vinegar into the wash cycle solve before it hits the bottom. gent can etch glassware caus- surfaces if they are not rinsed occasionally may help reduce Let the water run from the ing it to look dirty and noth- first. lime buildup on dishes and in faucet until it is hot before ing can remove the etching. Clean filters regularly if your the dishwasher interior. Added turning on the dishwasher. Anything that prevents water dishwasher has a removable to the rinse cycle it is also That will ensure hot water from circulating properly — one, and wipe around the effective to help keep glasses Fresh Idaho right from the beginning of the improper loading of glassware, edge of the door. Pay special from spotting. cycle. a spray arm that doesn’t move, attention to cleaning gaskets Some manufacturers recom- Keep the water heater tem- blocked filters — may also and the bottom of the door mend periodically using a cal- peratures at about 120 degrees cause etching. Detergent accu- on front-loading models. The cium removing product such F. Although very hot water mulates on the glassware and grease and other gunk that P as Lime Away to remove cal- TAT S — 140 to 160 degrees — cleans does not rinse off completely. accumulate here can damage THS Rodeo Club is selling: and sanitizes dishes and Fine crystal and silver may gaskets and ruin the seal. cium buildups. Use any acid clothes better, it also carries be best washed by hand for Save energy by letting dishes cleaning product according to REDS, RUSSETS & YUKON GOLDS the danger of scalding children safety sake. Silver should never air dry. Some dishwashers label instructions to help keep Don’t wait, they or adults. be wished in the same con- have an energy-saving feature the inside of the dishwasher go fast & will be Don’t run the dishwasher tainer as stainless steel. that blows air over the dishes and the working parts free of here Oct. 1st. $ while doing laundry, bath- If glasses are cloudy because to dry them, but does not heat lime deposits. 5012 LB Bag WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS Reserve your potatoes Carolyn McCoy 435-882-2219 Rick Anderson 435-840-2554 Landis / Stromberg Ruth Durrant

Stacy Landis and David Family and friends are invit- Landis would like to announce ed to attend an open house the upcoming marriage of their to honor Ruth Durrant’s 90th daughter, Samantha Lynne to birthday, Oct. 6, 2007, from 1 Don’t get stuck in bed Cody Alan Stromberg, son of to 3 p.m. at the Eagles’ Nest, Rex and Debbie Stromberg, on Tooele Army Depot, Hwy 36, Oct. 6, 2007. A reception will Tooele. Best wishes go out to be held in their honor from 5 her from her children, John to 7 p.m. at the Grantsville LDS and Karlyn Bishop and Bud ward house, 428 S. Hale St. If and Connie Durrant and fami- we have inadvertently missed lies. No gifts please. anyone, please join us in cel- together on this special day. ebrating their love and new life Flu ShotsNow Available Marjorie Kizer

Marjorie Kizer is celebrating her 90th birthday. Family and friends are invited to help her celebrate on Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007, from 4 to 6 p.m., at the Tooele Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St., Tooele. No gifts, please. Happy birthday Mom. We love you! Baldy / Van Noy

Alan and Denise Baldy are MWMC BABIES pleased to announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Heather Baldy to Sean Reid Van Noy, Welch / Kinsman Cayson Gardner Duffin was Kaynin Tailupo Makasini son of Eugene Van Noy and born Sept. 25, 2007, to Jeanie was born Sept. 25, 2007, to Tom and Lori Van Komen on and Coby Duffin. Stan and Lina Makasini. Oct. 5, 2007. A reception will Together with their parents Bo Daniel Huntsman Trevor Michael Ekins was 6 mo.s - 18 yrs. be held that evening at the Amanda Caitlin Welch and was born Sept. 25, 2007, to born Sept. 26, 2007 to Derek M-F 9am-10pm • Sat 11am-10pm • Sun 1pm-10pm Oquirrh Mill, 30 Plaza Court, Jordon Emery Kinsman invite Cory V. Huntsman and Holly and Valerie Ekins. After 5pm & weekends no appointment necessary Stansbury Park. There will be you to share with them the Huntsman. a reception line form 7 to 8 beginning of their new life p.m., with dancing to follow. If together on Friday, Oct. 5, 2007. Mountain West Pediatrics we have missed anyone, please A reception will be held from 4 come and join us. to 6 p.m. at the LDS church at Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT & Bedtime Kids Care 134 E. Erda Way, Erda. Everyone Local News Source. BULLETIN 196 E. 2000 N. • Ste. 104 • 843-8380 is cordially invited to attend. B4 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday October 2, 2007

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Championship blood FOR THE CITY OF WENDOVER C a l l C h r i s (801)295-7398 Garage, Yard lines, $400 Nego. on (435)850-9050 (801)598-3473 Sales males, Contact Rachel Requires: HONEY CLOVER/ Or- at (435)224-3020 • Supervisory Skills • Administrative Skills • Specialized police work ange Blossom New HAVING A GARAGE SHIHTZU PUPPIES. Join the Team Honey crop at 50 S SALE? Advertise it in Born August 2, 2007. Must be able to demonstrate: Coleman St. Tooele or the classifieds. Call Pure-bred, beautiful • Strong leadership • Ability to maintains records call (435)882-0123 882-0050 markings, 1st shots. • Training skills • Protection of life and property Immediate Openings Most sizes Available. $450 Call LaFawn • Experience in and commitment to • Prevention of crime 435-884-0712 community policing • Maintain order PRE-ORDER CASHE Pets • Build & maintain positive working • Enforces laws Valley Apples. Red or Medical Assist. Emergency relationships • Ability to do investigative work Yellow delicious $15 /CNA Room RNs bushel ($0.31/lb) $8 AKC GERMAN Shorthair Livestock • Ability to assigns/schedules police • Performance in other public safety • PRN Position Available • 1 year experience half bushel Call pointer pup. Good bird officers tasks • Current Licensure preferred (435)843-9046 dog, good pet. Dew 2ND CROP Alfalfa hay. claws, tail docked. One Other responsibilities include, but not limited to: Preferred • Current Licensure No fox tail or cheat • Preparation of budget and capital purchase requests ORIENTAL CHESTS Female left. $100 grass. Approximately Required • Manage administrative investigations, and disciplinary matters Home Health/ (435)882-1458 (435)840-1472 75lb bales. 27 bales per • ACLS and PALS ton No checks. • Coordination of special events, and inter-agency relations Hospice RN preferred (435)840-2298 Fluency in English and Spanish is desirable. Knowledge of grant identification, • PRN Position Available writing and administration is desirable. The Police Chief will administer a BIG WEANER PIGS department of four (4) sworn officers, and one clerical employee. • Current Licensure Home Care $50, (435)840-0839 Preferred Minimum requirements: Physical FOR SALE 12yr old • Candidate must be at least 21 years of age, and be a High School graduate. Radiological Therapist paint mare. Very pretty, • College/University training or a degree is strongly preferred. well mannered. Baths • Must be Utah P.O.S.T. certified. • FT with Benefits well, trims and loads. Tech • Must have at least five (5) years of prior police experience, one (1) of which must • PRN with Flexible Hours • Home Care Experience He has been ridden in the mountains and the be in a supervisory capacity. • Current UT Licensure / Preferred is accepting applications for: • Must possess a valid Utah driver’s license and have a good driving record. • Current Licensure Req. area. Bought her for my Certifications Required • Miners • Mechanics daughter who has quit • A physical exam/evaluation and background investigation will be required. • Must be computer literate. • Previous General X-Ray • Welders • Truck Drivers riding. $2,500. 7yr old Experience Preferred paint mare. Beautiful. The City of Wendover is located on the western border of Utah, approximately • Machinists • Carpenters Western pleasure 120 miles west of Salt Lake City. Its population is approximately 3,000. • Millwrights • Supervisors points, ridden in pony To Apply club, has been ridden in Pay based on experience and qualifications. Excellent benefit package. • Electricians • Laborers the mountains. Bath, James Glade trims and loads. $5000. Application Details: phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 • Equipment Operators 5yr old liver bay mare Please provide resume, salary history and requirements and at least three (3) [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com • Serving the Mining/Oil & Gas/ from Kentucky. Beauti- references to the City at the address below. Any other information on an applicant’s Send cover letter & resume to: Industrial/Construction Industries ful, great mind will qualifications is welcomed. Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept make a wonderful 4-H 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 Please call Richard or fax resume horse, Take her any di- Glenn Wadsworth, Wendover City Administrator rection, she has speed, P.O. Box 430 915 N. Main • Tooele she has a super mind Wendover, Utah 84083 435-843-7561 • 435-843-7459 and loves people, and (435) 665-7030 she has also been rid- Fax: (435) 665-2523 435-840-3969 Mobile den in the mountains. 435-843-7565 Fax $ 2 5 0 0 C a l l City of Wendover, Utah is an equal opportunity employer. (435)224-4000 Tuesday October 2, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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Industrial Depot. 6 . $ 2 2 0 0 o b o . boat in the classifieds. SCRIBER. 882-0050 Design your own life! (435)843-1348 mileage 20,000 Great (435)884-0476 viduals to repair pallets PART TIME Construc- $7.50/hr 7:45am- Call 882-0050 or visit Call immediately! Condition must see. at their Tooele facility. If tion help, no experience 4:15pm. Overtime avail- www.tooeletranscript. (801)461-3390 1978 DODGE Rockwood $18,500 OBO Call you feel that you are necessary. Willing to able. 30 positions avail- mini-motorhome com EXPERIENCED CDL 841-9726 830-0626 hard working and like train the right person. able immediately. Apply 27’’x89’’ $1,500, 1979 TRUCK drivers needed SELL YOUR computer to get paid accordingly, Working in the Tooele in person and ready to Dodge Prospector, for immediate open- in the classifieds. Call DEADLINES FOR clas- p l e a s e c a l l area. Call (435)830- work. No Phone Calls electric wench, 2 door. ings. Great pay & bene- 882-0050 or visit sifieds ads are Monday (435)843-4280. 0374 for interview. Please. Midwest Can- 3921 N Marshall Rd. fits, western states, www.tooeletranscript. and Wednesdays by vas 230 S Garnet St. Grantsville. ACCOUNTING. Seeking regular home time, sign PHARMACY TECHNI- com 4:45 p.m. Tooele, UT 84074 EOE 435-843-4312 detail oriented individ- on bonus & paid orien- CIAN wanted for new We are accepting applications ual to join our great ac- tation. (800)888-5838 independant pharmacy. The Tooele Transcript 1991 PACE Arrow 37ft counting team. Candi- Recruiting. (ucan) Full or part time. Bulletin, a 112- $14000 (435)843-2166 for the following postion date should have some 435-850-8772 year-old, twice-weekly accounting back- EXPERIENCED CNAs newspaper in one of 32FT MOTORHOME, PINE CANYON Family ground. Responsibilities Needed. Apply at Cot- Utah's fastest-growing Onan generator, excel- looking for House- will include but will not tage Glen 1892 Aaron areas, seeks a gen- lent interior, must see. keeper/ Mothers helper be limited to; filing, run- Drive, Tooele. eral assignment re- $5400. (435)882-1011 must dependable, and Hiring for Local Companies ning, data entry, recep- porter. Duties include (435)882-8881 EXPERIENCED RN patient Hours 4pm-8pm tionist and some ca- needed part time. Apply writing on a wide Competitive wages Truck (435)882-3838 PRICED FOR quick shiering. Salary D.O.E. at Cottage Glen, 11892 range of topics from (435)830-6399 sale. 1987 38' Allegro Please call Barb White Aaron Drive, Tooele. education to politics Accepting applications for at (435)833-1214. POLICE CHIEF City of to social issues, as Motorhome with on Mechanics FIVE STAR AUTO Wendover, UT. Specifi- well as occasional board generator, awn- ACCOUNTS RECEIV- Assembly Line $15-20 per hour com- cations and job descrip- column writing. Appli- ing, tow hitch, and sat- ABLES Billing and col- Construction Driver mission tion call (435)665-7030 cants must have a ellite dish. $6800. Call l e c t i o n m a n a g e r Full-time ASE Certified o r e - m a i l working knowledge of Don at 435-833-9724. Laborers Excellent pay depending needed. Experience Full Diagnostic Me- tweyland@wendoverut. Associated Press Clerical with dental insurance on experience. chanic/Technician 5+ us EOE Applications re- style, solid news claims helpful. P/T Fax years exp. Fax re- Motorcycles & Warehouse ceived until 10/12/07 judgement and the ATVs Food Prep/Dietary r e s u m e t o sumes to 884-6850 or ability to consistently (435)882-2680 call 840-1673 POST OFFICE Now hir- Welding Call deliver quality stories 1977 YAMAHA XS650 849-1221 ing. Avg. $20/ hour or on deadline. They Accounting AMERICAN INN & GENERAL MANAGER. $57k annually, includ- $2000 obo less than ask for Tyler Suites is now taking Now accepting applica- should also be able to 2400 miles Barnd new ing Federal Benefits cultivate a wide vari- Can apply in person at applications for All tions for General Man- and OT. Paid Training, saddle basgs and Positions Please sub- ager, a full-time sala- ety of sources in dif- leather coat $200 each 7 South Main, Suite 206 • Tooele • 833-9700 Vacations. PT/ FT. ferent fields. Job or online at intermountainstaffing.com mit applications in ried position. Respon- 1-866-497-0207 USWA (801)638-5832 person to American sible for professional perks include a stan- or fax resume to 435-833-9373 Inn, 491 South Main. operation of Stansbury POSTAL JOBS $16.53 dard four-day work 1986 HONDA Rebel, After hours service available Park facilities and to $27.58/hr, now hir- week, an above-aver- 14,864 miles, excellent ARBY’S NEEDS Shift grounds. Salary DOE. ing. For application age benefits package, condition, $1200 obo We offer great opportunities, full Managers starting $8/hr Submit resume & salary and free goverment job and the opportunity to (435)882-0931 medical from Day 1 of employment. and up. Assistant man- requirements to Stans- information, call Ameri- practice community 2003 HONDA XR70R Tooele County is now accepting applications ager $23,000/yr plus bury Service Agency, 1 can Association of La- journalism for one of kids dirt bike, red, great for the following positions: benefits (435)882-2700 Country Club, Ste. 1, bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Utah's most re- spected non-daily condition, hardly used, AVON: TO BUY OR Stansbury Park, UT hrs. emp. serv. CNA/Homemaker- newspapers. Prefer- $800 firm. (435)224- SELL. Sell to anyone. 84074 or email to REHABBING AND Re- 1 on-call position that will perform CNA/ ence will be given to 2121 (435)843-0689 For information call in- agency1@qwestoffice. pairing homes must be homemaker and personal care services for dis- applicants with local Make a positive difference in our community dependent sales repre- net. hard worker. Pay nego- abled, elderly adults. Must be Certified Nurse journalism experi- sentative Vi Knutson tiable Contact Tortsen and be part of a dynamic and innovative team as Aide or receive certification within six months HAVE CUTE KIDS? Kids ence. Send resume Trailers 884-3830 at (801)668-8810 of hiring. Must have taken CPR course within and teens needed for and cover letter de- The Tooele County Engineer six months or be certified in CPR. Must Business owners If you upcoming print, TV, and RESTAURANT Top tailing salary require- film castings. Ages 1993 ROCKWOOD tent ARE YOU… have or obtain a food handler’s permit upon need someone fast, pay! All kitchen posi- ments to Editor Jeff trailer, propane heat, • Experienced in Civil Engineering? hire. Must have a valid Utah Drivers License. place your classified ad 4-17, all experience lev- tions available. Apply Barrus at jbarrus@ els. Call 801-456-1500 electrcial battery, • A Highly-Professional Leader? Starting Salary $9.64; Closing Date: When the in all 45 of Utah's news- in person Monday- tooeletranscript.com. kitchen plumbing, ex- • A Team Builder? papers. The person you for information. (ucan) Thursday. Tracks needs of department have been met. The Utah Army National cellent condition. Must • An Effective Communicator? are looking for could be HOME DATA Entry key- Brewing Co. 1641 N Guard offers: Paid Job sell! $1500 obo. • Committed to Goal Achievement & Road Operation Specialist I- from out of town. The ing medical claims. Main. Training, College (435)884-3605 Results? 1 Full-time positions that will performs semi- cost is only $155. for a Must key 60 WPM and Money, and Cash Bo- 801-597-1015 • Experienced in managing 35+ employees skilled heavy duty truck driving duties to haul 25 word ad and it 10,000KPH. Knowl- RESTAURANT/ BAR nuses. Serve You're and departmental budgeting. or tow a variety of materials, equipment, tools reaches up to 340,000 edge of basic computer Help. Great pay. All 1999 NASH 22’ Camp Country. Call your local If so, Tooele County would like you to be part and employees engaged in the construction, households. All you do programs. M-F. Email positions. Apply in trailer a/c, unit tandem Recruiter of a forward-focused team of leaders who are maintenance and repair of roads and parks. is call the Transcript r e s u m e t o person Monday- axle Full bathroom, today.1-800-G0- dedicated to improving the quality of life for Graduation from high school or GED equiva- Bulletin at 882-0050 for [email protected] or call Thursday. Tracks great condition. $8000 GUARD www.utah- residents and making a positive impact on the all the details. (Mention (801)747-5800 Sports Bar & Social obo (435)843-1831 lent and one year of experience operating guard.com (ucan) economic growth of Tooele County. heavy equipment. Must obtain a CDL with UCAN) Club, 1641 N Main. IFCO SYSTEMS is THE POSITION: endorsements within six months. Starting Sal- CNA CLASSES & Phle- seeking local full time SERVE AS The informa- ary $13.56; Closing Date: Friday, October 12, Business Autos This position will serve as Civil Engineer per- botomy. Day, evening CDLA Truck Drivers for tion referral and follow- Opportunities forming managerial, administrative, superviso- 2007 at 5:00 p.m. or weekend classes, 2 the Tooele area. Clean up Manger. Responsi- ry and engineering duties related to planning, WIC Clerk/Bilingual Position- week course. informa- driving record & good ble for developing, co- $500! POLICE IM- organizing, directing, and coordinating County tion line 467-6400 customer service skills ordinating and imple- A CASH COW! 30 vend- POUNDS! Cars from 1 Full-time position that will perform entry- ing machines you ap- programs and services; such as, urban/rural level clerical and secretarial duties for the www.ccCNA.com required. Good pay & menting and administer $500! Hondas, Chevys, land use planning, building, zoning, engineer- a military installations/ prove each location. Jeeps and more!!! Tooele County Health Department. Maintains COOK SUPERVISOR benefits. Home every ing, capital improvements and construction, activity, information, re- Entire business - Available now. For list- recording keeping, computer updates on vari- must pass background night! All newly hired in- and grants solicitation and reporting. Serves as ferral, and follow up $10,970 local Utah ings call (800)586-3805 check and drug screen- dividuals are promptly Director over several county divisions. ous computer programs. Must be available 24 program at Tooele, pro- Company. extension 9977. (ucan) ing. Working for correc- screened through the MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: hours a day for community emergencies. Must viding an integrated 801.593.0084 tions. Apply at Tooele Basic Pilot electronic A. Graduation from college and a Bachelor’s be able to complete and pass WIC modules. system of social serv- www.1800vending.com 1977 FORD Mustang County Jail Contact employment authoriza- Degree in civil engineering; and, Graduation from high school and equivalent tion program run by the ices which links clients (ucan) II Interior and body in Lisa (435)843-3417 good condition needs B. License professional engineer in the State of of two (2) years of work experience or an US Citizenship and Im- and available, appropri- ALL CASH CANDY carburetor an electri- Utah; and, equivalent combination of education and DENTAL ASSISTANT migration Services. Ap- ate resources. Must Route. Do you earn cal work $1800 obo C. Six (6) years experience related to above experience. Must be able to speak, read, write Fun Grantsville office is ply in person at: IFCO have Bachelors degree. $800 in a day? Your and understand Spanish fluently in addition 435-830-2344 duties; two (2) years of which must have looking for an outgoing Systems, 1820 West G Part time position and own local candy route. been in a supervisory capacity; to English. Starting Salary: $10.63; Closing friendly dental assis- Avenue, Building 641, hours are arranged with Includes 30 machines 1984 BMW 733I, $500. OR Date: Friday, October, 12 2007 at 5:00 p.m. tant. Dentrics & experi- Tooele, UT 84074 Ph: employer. Send Re- and candy. All for Two snow tires in- D. An equivalent combination of education and ence helpful. Email re- 866-522-4280 s u m e : F a x $9,995. cluded. Windows not experience. sume [email protected] (435)831-2831 e-mail INSURANCE AGENCY 1-888-745-3353 (ucan) working. Power seats, E. $65,000 annually/Salary is negotiable [email protected] Complete job descriptions are available at the DRIVER - CDL TRAIN- Manager needed will blue leather. Call Matt depending on qualifications il ARE YOU Satisfied with Tooele County Human Resource Office ING: $0 down, financ- train right candidate your income? Then (435)840-5972 or Sam 47 South Main Street Tooele ing by Central Refriger- Spanish helpful e-mail SILVERADO BOYS don’t call, if you de- (435)840-8306 Applications and additional information for or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us ated. Drive for Central, nhodson@farmer- RANCH located in Pan- open positions are available at the serve more call 1993 FORD BRONCO Separate applications MUST be submitted earn up to $40K+ 1st s a g e n t . c o m o r guitch, Utah is looking Tooele County Human Resource Office (877)317-8731 Now! XLT, 4x4 runs good, year! 800-637-9277 (801)281-2557 to fill the following full 47 South Main Street, Tooele for each job which applying for. Specific tow package, power x447 www.centraldriv- time, year round posi- FITNESS CENTER 435-843-3157 information pertaining to these recruitments KID’S PARK Preschool windows, power locks, ingjobs.net. (ucan) tions: Art teacher, Math 12750sqft, Main Street. or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us can be obtained by calling Carrie Hinkel at teacher needed, also teacher (level 4), Handball courts, lock- $2500 obo. Call for This recruitment will close on (435)843-3157. EEO Employer hiring a cook. Call PART TIME Driver Teachers must have ers, showers, saunas, more information Oct. 12, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. EEO Employer (435)843-0807 for ap- Wanted (435)882-7590 Utah teaching creden- hot tubs, mirrored aero- 435-843-5231 pointment. tials- Recreational bic/ dance area. Unlim- LOOKING FOR part time Therapist- must be li- ited possibilities! School Nurse Positions Quality people to work censed in the state of 882-7094, with individuals wtih de- Utah; Tutors- All sub- (801)860-5696 Tooele County Health Department is Hiring velopmental disabilities jects; Team Coach/ JINGLE JINGLE... for day program and Night Coach. Candi- A School Nurse to work in the Tooele County AVON CALLING. $10 supported living. Must dates must be 21 years to start + 50% earnings School District have own transporta- old. Please contact = HAPPY HOLIDAYS tion. Call (435)843- LeeAnn Fielding at become an AVON rep. 7545 or online at 435-676-8482 (ucan) Applicants must have a Bachelors Degree in Nursing or an Associate call Tammy Ruflin achievecs.com Excellent Health Benefits SMART STYLE hair sa- AVON Independent Degree Registered Nurse with two years nursing experience. Aggressive 401K with Excellent Company Match Modeling, Acting, Extras lon seeks fun stylist to S a l e s R e p . Appointment to position will be contingent upon passing background needed for Movies, work in busy location. (435)833-0668 and drug test. Schedule will be 190 school days/8 hrs per day and Learn what it’s like to work for a company that not only Commercials, In-store Lots of benefits and ex- promotions, Conven- tras included. Call Bon- NEW ENERGY DRINK. cover the same days as certified teachers. An application can be wants to make a difference, but wants to make a differ- tions, and Events. Earn nie (435)843-0653 For Earn money while get- downloaded online at www.tooelesd.org, on the employment link ting more energy, stay- ence in the lives of our employees $72-$795 per day! No more information. under certified application. school or experiene. ing awake. Marketing S E L L I N G Y O U R Only at: F r e e w o r k s h o p s . support provided. HOME? Advertise it in 801-438-006 [email protected] For more information contact Sherrie Ashlstrom, the classifieds. Call Ask for free sample, 58 South 1200 West HAVING A yard sale? 882-0050 or visit and start making Community Health Supervisor at (435) 843-2310. Tooele, UT 84074 Advertise in the Tran- www.tooeletran money. Email now! script script.com (ucan) Open Until Filled B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday October 2, 2007

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Call (801) Home on 5 acres, 5455. (ucan) 842-9631. horse property in Brookfield Estates, Spooked? 6 BEDROOM House for TWO HOMES For rent in Erda, Utah. Move in rent.. Stansbury, 2 car Tooele 3bdrm 2bth with $50,000+ equity. garage, Central air, $ 1 2 0 0 / m o C a l l Killer deal! Won’t last Tooele County’s 3.5bth. $1500/mo. Min. (801)580-7453 5bdrm long! Want a tour? 1yr lease.**Discount for 3bth $1300/mo Call (435)224-4344 Longer Lease** Call (801)835-5592 No (435)843-1298 or smoking Lease option NICE EAST Bench all Still a Brewin’ (801)910-2646 available on both brick home, 4bdrm, www.myhometown- 3bth, full finished base- EXECUTIVE LAKEVIEW properties.com ment, large covered HOME for rent. Stans- deck, large parking 779 E. 572 bury Park, $1900/mo, WANTED: LDS sensor area, fenced yard, etc. Must Sell! 5bdrm, 4bth. Call Kim male to share cost of 489 Sleepy Hollow 4600 Square Feet, 5 890 N. Skyline Kirks 801-369-9184 large house, separate Drive, Tooele. Call l i v i n g q u a r t e r s . Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM (435)882-3544 Dr. $650/mo 2.6 acres Horse Property. 1bth large living room, ONLY ONLY (801)209-1889 $ $ kitchen plumed for elec- www.stansburyrealestate.com BROKER 189,900 299,900 tric washer/ dryer, large 54 LAKEVIEW, STANSBURY PARK Tom McCarty MLS #734072 MLS #732198 yards and storage Homes 843-5323 SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully Motivated sellers, bring offer. 2 story beauty building yards cared for landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, on East bench. Open & spacious room for by owner, No smoking, full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central entertaining. Large master bed & bath w/huge no pets. Utilities in- $$$ FOR Sale By air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in garden tub & shower, awesome backyard, .36 c l u d e d $ 8 5 0 / m o Owner: Grantsville all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! acre, lots of fruit trees. 3800 sq ft. (435)241-0472 2acre Horse Property— GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, Incredible 5bdrm 4bth 2.5bth, 2 car garage, home brand new cen- 1009 545 E. 2-story house, $1050 tral air, h/w floor, car- 99 N Waterhole Way pet, countertops, and SW 670 N. (620 East) paint,3 car garage. DRIVE Davidson Realty Horse corral. Room for (801)466-5078 orchard and anything ONLY else. $335,000/ $40,00 OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING ONLY $ GRANTSVILLE, under appraised value Saturday, Sept 22 • 1-3 pm $ 229,900 3BDRM, 2bth, carport, $40,000 equity at pur- 149,000 MLS #709866 fenced, no pets/ smok- chase. Willing to nego- AWESOME PRICE FOR AWESOME HOME! Multi ing. $850/mo, first & t i a t e . C a l l A lot of square footage for the $. HUGE .31 last Includes water gar- acre lot next to church parking lot. Fireplace. w/lg. den & laundry on main floor, gas fireplace, (435)840-2205. No vaulted master, master bath has seperate shower and bage and sewer Agents 30 year shingles new 4 yrs ago. Needs some large jetted tub. Extra level in basement for lots of room (435)884-6363 37 W. CHERRY STREET TLC. Lots of potential. to grow. Professional landscaping/Huge deck. $$$SAVE MONEY 263 N. HALE ST • $280,000 GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 HOUSEMATE. N o Find HUD & Bank Horse Property on .85 Acre Totally finished, great family home, smoking, no pets in- owned homes at: w/ Barn, Arena, Out Buildings, finished yard on .32 acres 1132 N. side. Your own two www.tooeleban- 4 beds/1 bath. Built in Log. 367 S. rooms, bathroom. kowned homes.com or Entertainment Center and Fireplace. 600 E. 400 W. $450/mo plus 1/3 on call for a list Berna u t i l i t i e s . C a l l Sloan (435)840-5029 1088 Big Tree • $320,000 South Willow Estates, Horse Property ONLY 435-840-4444 Group 1 Real Estate ONLY $ LEASE OPTION multi- 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. $ 149,900 level 4bdrm 2bth fully STANSBURY PARK PRICE REDUCED! HORSE PROPERTY! GRANTSVILLE • $285,900 179,900 MLS #706206 Lovely 5bdrm execu- MLS #729067 fenced yard. Northeast 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre lot. 3400 sq Darling Brick Rambler. Close to schools, Tooele location. (435) tive home for sale. ft. Call Michell Anderson 840-8898 Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted 840-0727 Zero down payment. ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in well established neighborhood. Newer alum. Free recorded mes- 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. roof, newer vinyl wind., newer furnace & c/a, LEASE W/OPTION to sage. 1-877-744-3427 SANDY, UT • $435,000 Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with vaulted ceilings. Beautiful wood floors under purchase : Large ext. 18. Prudential 5 bdrm w/ great swimming pool. ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! carpet. Fully landscaped & sprinklers!! 419 PREMIER • GRANTSVILLE two-story home on 2.75 R.E. $279,900 Big Beautiful Rambler. .73 acres. Horse Property. acres. 4bdrm, 2.5bth, Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. 6741 loft & office or den. Built AMAZING VALUE! HORSE PROPERTY 1867 N. for entertaining- 2 fam- PRICE REDUCED! SOUTHERN UTAH 259 E. LEGRAND Bridle ily rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 170 W. atriums. Horse property 11 S. 400 E. • MEADOW, UT Farms w/corrals, tack & Filmore County Lease to Own Priced Low g r o o m i n g s h e d . Almost 5 ac. Beautiful family home Reduced for Salt Lake $1500/mo. No smoking, w/ historic log cabin on property. In Stansbury or Grantsville $ Valley! $259,900 only 249,000 outdoor pets only. Call Grantsville 3 bd, 2 bth, $1,400 month MLS #705203 MLS #705602 884-6562 Newly remodeled CONDO • SLC OPEN HOUSE Best of Everything in Overlake! Large house 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, NEW HOME FOR rent, 5 bedroom, 3 bath and Large Yard!All you need to finish in bsmt 515 S. 1000 E. • $225,000 Saturday, Sept 15 • 10-12:30pm close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real sale, or lease option, in home with built in is family room. Already set up for gas fireplace hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone Aztec condos. 1681 E. 9400 S. and surround sound. Master bedroom is large Farmington, Utah on entertainment center Totally remodeled condo. SANDY, UT • $273,000 paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement mountain side with with large walk in shower and walk in closet. stubbed for 3rd bth., Vinyl fence, full sprinklers in family room. Craft Close to elem. and jr high b e a u t i f u l v i e w s . room. 2 fireplaces, 4200sqft, $2500/mo. 2 car garage, quiet Lana McKean C a l l M i k e 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 801-726-1850 street, It’s a 10! Sandra Larsen Only $219,900. Call NICE REMODELED Michelle Anderson Tooele County’s for your own private 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 House for rent. 3bdrm showing. Good Witch 435 1bth. Large yard. 1 year Mandy Heart 224.9186 l e a s e . $ 7 7 5 / m o , The Solutions Team 435-833-0233 • 435-884-1620 $500/dep. Deposit. No 884-9449 1185 N. Main • Tooele Smoking/ No Pets. Call Pat Stevens Mitch 801-380-5691. Go to remax.net, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. SELLING YOUR moun- 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8224 All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. BECOME A SUB- tain bike? www.tooele SCRIBER. 882-0050 transcript.com 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a business meeting on Thursday, October 11, 2007 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E. Main Street in Grantsville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 P.M. The agenda shall be as follows: 7:00 P.M. PUB- LIC HEARINGS ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Proposed C.U.P. for David Argyle Jordan for a home occupation con- sisting of fire arms train- ing & instruction classes held both in his home and in the home of the potential customers. Proposed Sportsmans Permit for Kelly & Lonnie Dardeen for the keeping of three (3) dogs at 381 E Shelley Lane. Proposed concept plan for Craig & Natalie Hunt and Agent Allen Patch for a 45 lot subdivision called South Mountain Estates located at 560 S Hale St. Proposed minor subdivi- sion for Aces Develop- ment called Ashlynn Meadows for 2 lots out of one at approximately 500 West Clark Street in an R-1-8 zone. Proposed rezoning of 5 acres of land for Tanner Scadden for land he owns at 520 West Main Street to go from an R-1-21 zone to an RM-15 zone. Proposed amendment for Garry Bolinder / Bart Hamatake to the Street Master Plan, which is part of the General Plan, to change the designa- tion of Koester Street from a “collector road” to a “local road”. Proposed animal use for a C.U.P. - Dave Teggins at 1141 South Kimball Drive for the keeping of two (2) llamas and one (1) goat. Proposed agricultural protection zone to en- sure existing agricultural uses are not crowded out by residential devel- opment. Proposal to replace the current “Affordable Housing Needs Analysis for Tooele County”, which is an element of our General Plan, with an updated study pre- pared by James A. Woods.

FOLLOWING PUBLIC HEARINGS, MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE OFFICIALLY CALLED Notice is hereby given TO ORDER BY CHAIR- that the Grantsville City MAN GARY FAWSON. Planning Commission will hold a business Consideration of an “Or- meeting on Thursday, der to Show Cause” on October 11, 2007 in the C.U.P. #02-028-565 - Grantsville City Hall John Conway. Council Chambers at Consideration of a 429 E. Main Street in shared access driveway Grantsville, Utah, which preparatory to a minor meeting shall begin subdivision at 141 East promptly at 7:00 P.M. Main Street for Dean The agenda shall be as and Beatrice Johnson. follows: 7:00 P.M. PUB- Consideration of C.U.P. LIC HEARINGS ON THE for David Argyle Jordan FOLLOWING ITEMS: for a home occupation Proposed C.U.P. for consisting of firearms David Argyle Jordan for training & instruction a home occupation con- classes held both in his sisting of fire arms train- home and in the home of ing & instruction classes the potential customers. held both in his home Consideration of a and in the home of the Sportsmans Permit for potential customers. Kelly & Lonnie Dardeen Proposed Sportsmans for the keeping of three Permit for Kelly & Lonnie (3) dogs at 381 E Shel- Dardeen for the keeping ley Lane. of three (3) dogs at 381 Consideration of an ani- E Shelley Lane. mal use C.U.P. for Dave Proposed concept plan Teggins at 1141 South for Craig & Natalie Hunt Kimball Drive for the and Agent Allen Patch keeping of two (2) llamas for a 45 lot subdivision and one (1) goat. called South Mountain Consideration of a con- Estates located at 560 S cept plan for Craig & Na- Hale St. talie Hunt and Agent Al- Proposed minor subdivi- len Patch for a 45 lot sion for Aces Develop- subdivision called South ment called Ashlynn Mountain Estates lo- Meadows for 2 lots out cated at 560 S Hale of one at approximately Street. 500 West Clark Street in Consideration of a re- an R-1-8 zone. zoning of land for Tanner Proposed rezoning of 5 Scadden for land he acres of land for Tanner owns at 520 West Main Scadden for land he Street to go from an owns at 520 West Main R-1-21 to an RM-15 Street to go from an zone. R-1-21 zone to an Consideration of a minor RM-15 zone. subdivision for Aces De- PUBLIC NOTICE Proposed amendment v e l o p m e n t c a l l e d Notice is hereby given for Garry Bolinder / Bart Ashlynn Meadows for 2 that the Grantsville City Hamatake to the Street lots out of one at ap- Planning Commission Master Plan, which is proximately 500 West will hold a business part of the General Plan, Clark Street. meeting on Thursday, to change the designa- Consideration of a pre- October 11, 2007 in the tion of Koester Street liminary plat for Neil Grantsville City Hall from a “collector road” to Blackburn on Ranch Council Chambers at a “local road”. Road Phase 3. 429 E. Main Street in Proposed animal use for Consideration of amend- Grantsville, Utah, which a C.U.P. - Dave Teggins ment for Garry Bolinder / meeting shall begin at 1141 South Kimball Bart Hamatake to the promptly at 7:00 P.M. Drive for the keeping of Street Master Plan, The agenda shall be as two (2) llamas and one which is part of the Gen- PUBLIC NOTICE follows: 7:00 P.M. PUB- (1) goat. eral Plan, to change the Notice is hereby given LIC HEARINGS ON THE Proposed agricultural designation of Koester that the Tooele City FOLLOWING ITEMS: protection zone to en- Street from a “collector Council will meet in a Proposed C.U.P. for sure existing agricultural road” to a “local road”. Business Meeting on David Argyle Jordan for uses are not crowded Consideration of agricul- Wednesday, October 3, a home occupation con- out by residential devel- tural protection zone. 2007 at the hour of 7:00 sisting of fire arms train- opment. Consideration of replac- P.M. The meeting will ing & instruction classes Proposal to replace the ing the current “Afford- be held at the Tooele held both in his home current “Affordable able Housing Needs City Hall Council Room and in the home of the Housing Needs Analysis Analysis for Tooele located at 90 North Main potential customers. for Tooele County”, County” with an updated Street, Tooele, Utah. Proposed Sportsmans which is an element of study. 1. Pledge of Allegiance Permit for Kelly & Lonnie our General Plan, with Report from Council Liai- 2. Open Forum for Pub- Dardeen for the keeping an updated study pre- son Member Todd lic Comment of three (3) dogs at 381 pared by James A. Castagno. 3. Resolution 2007-50 A E Shelley Lane. Woods. Approval of minutes of Resolution to Adopt the Proposed concept plan the last business meet- Capital Improvement for Craig & Natalie Hunt FOLLOWING PUBLIC ing. Plan for Tooele City and Agent Allen Patch HEARINGS, MEETING Open discussion. Presented by Randy for a 45 lot subdivision OFFICIALLY CALLED Adjourn. Sant called South Mountain TO ORDER BY CHAIR- By the Order of the Plan- 4. PUBLIC HEARING & Estates located at 560 S MAN GARY FAWSON. ning Commission Chair MOTION on Ordinance Hale St. Shauna Kertamus 2007-28 An Ordinance Proposed minor subdivi- Consideration of an “Or- Zoning Administrator of the Tooele City Coun- sion for Aces Develop- der to Show Cause” on All interested persons cil Amending the Trans- ment called Ashlynn C.U.P. #02-028-565 - are invited to attend and portation Right-of-Way Meadows for 2 lots out John Conway. provide comment upon Element of the Tooele of one at approximately Consideration of a these proposals. Written City General Plan to Re- 500 West Clark Street in shared access driveway comments will also be duce the Right-of-Way of an R-1-8 zone. preparatory to a minor considered if submitted Droubay Road Between Proposed rezoning of 5 subdivision at 141 East to the Zoning Adminis- 500 North and Skyline Tuesday October 2, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulleacres oftinland for Tanner Main Street for Dean trator in advance of the Drive from 84 feet RightB7 Scadden for land he and Beatrice Johnson. hearing. The current to 76 feet owns at 520 West Main Consideration of C.U.P. zoning Code and pro- Presented by Paul Han- Homes Lots & Land Water Shares Financial Public Notices StreetPublicto goNoticesfrom an forPublicDavid Argyle NoticesJordan posedPublicamendments Noticesmay senPublic Notices Services Meetings R-1-21Meetingszone to an for aMeetingshome occupation be reviewedMeetingsat the 5. MinutesMeetings RM-15 zone. consisting of firearms Grantsville City Hall September 18, 2007 ZERO DOWN financ- 320 ACRES land in 12 SHARES Settlement UP TO $1000 online PUBLIC NOTICE Proposed amendment training & instruction each weekday between (Primary Canvass) ing available to quali- Tooele County for sale, Canyon water, $4500 www.CASIN30MINUTE Notice is hereby given for Garry Bolinder / Bart classes held both in his hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 September 19, 2007 fied buyers on this May sell in 40 acre par- each if take all S.COM In your check- that the Grantsville City Hamatake to the Street home and in the home of p.m. Persons with dis- (Council) lovely east side tials owner financing (435)882-7627 ing account in 30 min- Planning Commission Master Plan, which is the potential customers. abilities needing assis- 6. Invoices Presented by 4bdrm 2.5bth home. p o s s i b l e C a l l utes! No credit check! will hold a business part of the General Plan, Consideration of a tance to participate in Sharon Dawson (435)843-0180 FOR SALE Underground (ucan) meeting on Thursday, to change the designa- Sportsmans Permit for this hearing should con- 7. Adjourn For a free recorded water rights in Grants- message on how you (435)830-0062 October 11, 2007 in the tion of Koester Street Kelly & Lonnie Dardeen tact the Grantsville City Sharon A. Dawson ville/ Erda, 1 to 5 acre Grantsville City Hall from a “collector road” to for the keeping of three Office at least 24 hours Tooele City Recorder can own this lovely BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. 35 feet, $8500. (435)840- Public Notices home with washer, Council Chambers at a “local road”. (3) dogs at 381 E Shel- prior to the hearings. Pursuant to the Ameri- ACRES - $59,000; 40 1472 Meetings 429 E. Main Street in Proposed animal use for ley Lane. (Published in the Tran- cans with Disabilities dryer, softener, refrig- acres - $67,900. 90 erator and range in- Grantsville, Utah, which a C.U.P. - Dave Teggins Consideration of an ani- script Bulletin on Octo- Act, Individuals Needing minutes from Salt Lake ONE SHARE Settlement Deadline for public no- cluded for ZERO meeting shall begin at 1141 South Kimball mal use C.U.P. for Dave ber 2, 2007) Special Accommoda- City in SW Wyoming. Canyon Irrigation, tices is 4 p.m. the day DOWN OR LOW promptly at 7:00 P.M. Drive for the keeping of Teggins at 1141 South tions Should Notify Recreational paradise. $4800. (435)840-0344 prior to publication. The agenda shall be as two (2) llamas and one Kimball Drive for the Sharon A. Dawson, DOWN call: 1-877- PUBLIC NOTICE Stunning setting with Public notices submit- follows: 7:00 P.M. PUB- (1) goat. keeping of two (2) llamas Tooele City Recorder, at 744-3427 ext 26. Pru- UNDERGROUND WA- Notice is hereby given amazing views. Sur- ted past the deadline LIC HEARINGS ON THE Proposed agricultural and one (1) goat. 843-2110 prior to the dential R.E. TER Rights for sale that the Tooele City rounded by gov't land. will not be accepted. FOLLOWING ITEMS: protection zone to en- Consideration of a con- meeting. TDD Phone Erda, Tooele Valley Council will meet in a EZ terms. Call UTLR UPAXLP Proposed C.U.P. for sure existing agricultural cept plan for Craig & Na- Number 843-2108 (435)882-4949 Business Meeting on 1-877-351-5263. (ucan) David Argyle Jordan for uses are not crowded talie Hunt and Agent Al- (Published in the Tran- Wednesday, October 3, a home occupation con- out by residential devel- len Patch for a 45 lot script Bulletin on Octo- Mobile Homes BUILDING LOTS .64- WANTED: WATER PUBLIC NOTICE OF 2007 at the hour of 7:00 sisting of fire arms train- opment. subdivision called South ber 2, 2007) 1.09 acre lots. Prices rights or irrigation MEETING AND P.M. The meeting will ing & instruction classes Proposal to replace the Mountain Estates lo- starting in the 90’s. shares in Tooele Val- AGENDA T o o e l e be held at the Tooele 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile held both in his home current “Affordable cated at 560 S Hale C o n t a c t S h e i l a ley. Call Ross at County Economic De- City Hall Council Room home for rent, no smok- and in the home of the Housing Needs Analysis Street. 801-599-3440 or Amy 801-642-0119 velopment Advisory located at 90 North Main ing/ pets. 882-1550 potential customers. for Tooele County”, Consideration of a re- Public Notices 435-840-8511. Pruden- Committee Street, Tooele, Utah. WATER RIGHTS. Under Proposed Sportsmans which is an element of zoning of land for Tanner Trustees tial Real Estate. The Tooele County Eco- 1. Pledge of Allegiance Ground Well Water Permit for Kelly & Lonnie our General Plan, with Scadden for land he nomic Development Ad- 2. Open Forum for Pub- Office Space HALF ACRE to 2.5 Rights .45 acre feet Dardeen for the keeping an updated study pre- owns at 520 West Main Deadline for public no- visory Committee will lic Comment Acres In Gransville $4,500 each Water of three (3) dogs at 381 pared by James A. Street to go from an tices is 4 p.m. the day hold a meeting on Octo- 3. Resolution 2007-50 A $85,000 to $160,000 Right 15-402 up to 36 E Shelley Lane. Woods. R-1-21 to an RM-15 prior to publication. ber 11, 2007 at 3:00 Resolution to Adopt the C-A INVESTMENT (801)671-8371 homes and 39 Live- Proposed concept plan zone. Public notices submit- p.m. in the Auditorium at Capital Improvement 510 North Main, Plaza stock watering ELU's, for Craig & Natalie Hunt FOLLOWING PUBLIC Consideration of a minor ted past the deadline HORSE PROPERTY the Tooele County Plan for Tooele City 500. Available now, Settlement Canyon and Agent Allen Patch HEARINGS, MEETING subdivision for Aces De- will not be accepted. 5 acre Lot in Nicest Courthouse, 47 South Presented by Randy 1400 sqft. For more $4,500/share Adam for a 45 lot subdivision OFFICIALLY CALLED v e l o p m e n t c a l l e d UPAXLP subdivision in Tooele Main, Tooele, Utah. Sant information contact Nash 801-580-1428 called South Mountain TO ORDER BY CHAIR- Ashlynn Meadows for 2 C o u n t y a s k i n g PUBLIC MEETING: 4. PUBLIC HEARING & NOTICE OF TRUS- 882-1199 Layton Land Partners Estates located at 560 S MAN GARY FAWSON. lots out of one at ap- $50,000 below ap- 1. Roll Call. MOTION on Ordinance TEE'S SALE LLC Hale St. proximately 500 West praisal value (435) 2. Approval of minutes of 2007-28 An Ordinance The following described Hair Salon or Office Proposed minor subdivi- Consideration of an “Or- Clark Street. 224-4344 June 14, 2007, July 19, of the Tooele City Coun- real property will be sold Space for rent. call sion for Aces Develop- der to Show Cause” on Consideration of a pre- 2007 & August 9, 2007. cil Amending the Trans- at public auction to the 435-884-3728 and Commercial ment called Ashlynn C.U.P. #02-028-565 - liminary plat for Neil LAKE POINT Estates. 3. Tooele County Busi- portation Right-of-Way highest bidder payable leave message. Property Meadows for 2 lots out John Conway. Blackburn on Ranch 1-acre View Lots ness Resource Center Element of the Tooele in lawful money of the of one at approximately Consideration of a Road Phase 3. $139,900 Maps and update on new program City General Plan to Re- United States, on Octo- RETAIL STORE or Of- FOR SALE OR Lease 500 West Clark Street in shared access driveway Consideration of amend- info www.growthaid. from GOED duce the Right-of-Way of ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 fice Space at 26 West 4000SQFT building an R-1-8 zone. preparatory to a minor ment for Garry Bolinder / com Adam 801-580- 4. RBOG grant for eco- Droubay Road Between P.M., At the east en- Vine Street, opposite w/office on one acre lo- Proposed rezoning of 5 subdivision at 141 East Bart Hamatake to the 1428 nomic development plan 500 North and Skyline trance at the Tooele new Memorial Park, cated on Main street acres of land for Tanner Main Street for Dean Street Master Plan, 5. Tooele County Busi- Drive from 84 feet Right County Courthouse, 74 600sqft, excellent park- RUSH VALLEY, 6.58 Grantsville 3 overhead Scadden for land he and Beatrice Johnson. which is part of the Gen- ness Resource Guide to 76 feet South 100 East, Tooele, ing and access acres horse property. doors, 480 V. 3-PHASE owns at 520 West Main Consideration of C.U.P. eral Plan, to change the 6. Presentation on Eco- Presented by Paul Han- UT, in the County of $450/mo Flat terrain with a power (435)830-2940 Street to go from an for David Argyle Jordan designation of Koester nomic Development sen Tooele, State of Utah, (801)205-3883 well, corrals, historic R-1-21 zone to an for a home occupation Street from a “collector Web Page 5. Minutes for the purpose of fore- barn, outbuildings, RM-15 zone. consisting of firearms road” to a “local road”. 7. Project Update September 18, 2007 closing a trust deed held and one share of St. Buildings Proposed amendment training & instruction Consideration of agricul- 8. Adjournment (Primary Canvass) by Wells Fargo Bank, John pressurized irri- for Garry Bolinder / Bart classes held both in his tural protection zone. Mary Dixon, Secretary September 19, 2007 N.A., as the current Lots & Land gation. LOW DOWN Hamatake to the Street home and in the home of Consideration of replac- If you build, remodel or Tooele County Eco- (Council) Beneficiary, executed by FINANCING available Master Plan, which is the potential customers. ing the current “Afford- remove buildings you nomic Development 6. Invoices Presented by Randy M. Kelson, as for qualified buyers. Advisory Committee part ofNewthe General Plan, ListingConsideration of a able Housing Needs 1504 EAST 970 North, can place your classi- Sharon Dawson Trustor, recorded De- Free recorded mes- to change the designa- Sportsmans Permit for Analysis for Tooele .79 acres, single family fied ad in 45 of Utah's (Published in the Tran- 7. Adjourn cember 2, 1997 as Entry sage on how you can tionSouthof KoesterWillow EstaStreettes KellyHome& •Lonnie GrantsvilleDardeen County” with an updated or duplex. Call Michael newspapers for only script Bulletin October 2, Sharon A. Dawson No. 103939, in Book qualify to own this ex- 2007) from a “collector road” to for the keeping of three study. Need Help? (801)955-0555. $107, $155. for 25 words ($5. Tooele City Recorder 0481, at Page 0428, of clusive property call: a “local road”. (3) dogs at 381 E Shel- Report from Council Liai- 000. Mountain Wests for each additional Pursuant to the Ameri- the official records of 1-877-744-3427 ext. Proposed animal use for ley Lane. son Member Todd Real Estate. word). You will reach cans• LawithwnDisabilities & Yard TooeleMaintenanceCounty, Utah, 14 Prudential R.E. a C.U.P. - Dave Teggins Consideration of an ani- Castagno. up to 340,000 house- SELL YOUR CAR or Act, Individuals Needing given to secure an in- at 1141 South Kimball mal use C.U.P. for Dave Approval of minutes of • Home & Office Cleaning 2 ACRES for sale, subdi- S E L L I N G Y O U R holds and all you do is boat in the classifieds. Special Accommoda- debtedness in favor of Drive for the keeping of Teggins at 1141 South the last business meet- vidable into 8 lots with HOME? Advertise it in call the Transcript Bul- Call 882-0050 or visit tions Should Notify Washington Mutual Bank two (2) llamas and one Kimball Drive for the ing. • Garage & Yard Clean-up some irrigation water. the classifieds. Call letin at 882-0050 for all www.tooeletranscript. Sharon A. Dawson, fsb, by reason of certain (1) goat. keeping of two (2) llamas Open discussion. $220,000. Call Mark 882-0050 or visit the details. (Mention com or e-mail your ad Tooele• Commercial/Ind.City Recorder, at obligations Clean-upsecured Proposed agricultural and one (1) goat. Adjourn. (801)301-9184 in www.tooeletran UCAN Classified Net- to tbp@tooeletran- 843-2110 prior to the thereby. Notice of De- protection zone to en- Consideration of a con- By the Order of the Plan- Tooele City. script.com work) script.com meeting.• SnoTDDw RemoPhonevalfault was recorded JUNE sure existing agricultural cept plan for Craig & Na- ning Commission Chair Number 843-2108 18, 2007, as Entry No. uses are not crowded talie Hunt and Agent Al- Shauna Kertamus (Published in the Tran- 286970, of said official out by residential devel- len Patch for a 45 lot Zoning Administrator $ script BulletinFREEon Octo Estimates- records. Trustee will sell opment. subdivision called South All interested persons 345 Ruben Court • 265,000 ber 2, 2007) at public auction to high- Proposal to replace the Mountain Estates lo- are invited to attend and Great Service! Location! Location! Location! Absolutely Gorgeous est bidder without war- Shane’s Real Helps currentHome! This“Affordable 1/2 acre cornercated lot in Southat 560WillowS EsHale- provide comment upon ranty as to title, posses- Housing Needs Analysis Street. these proposals. Written tates is bursting w/amenities. It features a beautiful sion or encumbrances, for Tooele County”, Consideration of a re- comments will also be master suite with large windows & vaulted ceilings. Castle Valleythe following described which is an element of zoning of land for Tanner considered if submitted The yard is beautifully landscaped. NEW FRIDGE, property: BEGINNING our General Plan, with Scadden for land he to the Zoning Adminis- NEW CARPET & SLATE TILE. 676.5 FEET NORTH an updated study pre- owns at 520 West Main trator in advance of the ServicesAND 652.5 FEET WEST pared by James A. Street to go from an hearing. The current As your Realtor, you can relax OF THE SOUTHEAST Woods. R-1-21 to an RM-15 zoning Code and pro- Nicole Cloward 915 N. CORNERMain OF SECTION as I take care of all the details zone. posed amendments may 2, TOWNSHIP 2 FOLLOWING PUBLIC Consideration of a minor be reviewed at the and paperwork. I will guide you SOUTH, RANGE 4 HEARINGS,435-241-0410MEETING subdivision for Aces De- Grantsville City Hall 435-843-7459WEST, SALT LAKE through the process and make OFFICIALLY CALLED v e l o p m e n t c a l l e d each weekday between BASE AND MERIDIAN; TO ORDER BY CHAIR- Ashlynn Meadows for 2 hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 668 S. 1400 E. AND RUNNING the whole thing a relaxing and MAN GARY FAWSON. lots out of one at ap- p.m. Persons with dis- THENCE WEST 262.1 proximately 500 West abilities needing assis- enjoyable experience. FEET; THENCE NORTH Consideration of an “Or- Clark Street. tance to participate in 1 degrees 14' WEST der to Show Cause” on Consideration of a pre- this hearing should con- Sellers & Buyers- when you 357.06 FEET; THENCE C.U.P. #02-028-565 - liminary plat for Neil tact the Grantsville City EAST 262.1 FEET; work with me I’ll sell your John Conway. HELP!Blackburn on Ranch Office Iat least Need24 hours More THENCE SOUTH 1 de- Consideration of a Road Phase 3. prior to the hearings. grees 14' EAST 357.06 existing home plus teach you shared access driveway Consideration of amend- (Published in the Tran- FEET TO THE POINT preparatory to a minor ment for Garry Bolinder / script Bulletin on Octo- hands on my trade secrets (as OF BEGINNING. TO- subdivision at 141 East Bart Hamatake to the ber 2, 2007) GETHER WITH AN a licensed general contractor) Main Street for Dean Street Master Plan, EASEMENT FOR A NEW LISTING $ and Beatrice Johnson. which is part of the Gen- on repairing holes in walls, Homes To Sell!COMMON DRIVEWAY 389,900 Consideration of C.U.P. eral Plan, to change the Hot Buy! ACROSS THE FOL- painting, texturing, adjusting for David Argyle Jordan designation of Koester Amazing Views and Luxury in this 1604 Country Ln • Erda 14701524W .Country Hwy 199, Lane, Rush ErdaValley LOWING DESCRIBED for a home occupation Street from a “collector 3030 Deer Run Drive doors, concrete & anything 5 Bedroom, 3 Full Bath and 4 car garage LAND: BEGINNING AT consisting of firearms road” to a “local road”. home. Comes with a 6 year Bumper to Price Reduced $489,900 Benches at SouthA POINT Rim PhaseON IITHE construction related. training & instruction Consideration of agricul- Bumper Warranty. Owners are transferring NORTH SIDE OF A classes held both in his tural protection zone. and have priced this to sell quick. COUNTY ROAD, SAID home and in the home of Consideration of replac- POINT BEING LO- the potential customers. ing the current “Afford- CATED 652.5 FEET Consideration of a able Housing Needs WEST AND 16.5 FEET Sportsmans Permit for Analysis for Tooele NORTH FROM THE 935 N. 620 East 538 Oak Ln. Kelly & Lonnie Dardeen County” with an updated6 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car grg., Beautiful UNDER CONSTRUCTION SOUTHEAST CORNER for the keeping of three study. open floor plan, great views, lovely 4 bdrm, 2 bathsOF 3 carSECTION grg. Beautiful2, TOWN - (3) dogs at 381 E Shel- Report from Council Liai- 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family landscaping. Enjoy country living rambler with a bonusSHIP 2roomSOUTH, beingRANGE ley Lane. son Member Todd rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 everyday in this all brick rambler. built on 2 acres 4in WEST,Stockton!SALT ChooseLAKE Consideration of an ani- Castagno. acres. Price Reduced $478,000 BASE$ & MERIDIAN, mal use C.U.P. for Dave Approval of minutes of$550,000 your colors now! 389,900 AND RUNNING Teggins at 1141 South the last business meet- THENCE NORTH 1 de- Kimball Drive for the ing. grees 14' EAST 676.50 keeping of two (2) llamas Open discussion. FEET; THENCE WEST and one (1) goat. Adjourn. 15.0 FEET; THENCE Consideration of a con- By the Order of the Plan- SOUTH 1 degrees 14' cept plan for Craig & Na- ning Commission Chair $ $ WEST 676.50 FEET; talie Hunt and Agent Al- Shauna Kertamus Canyon Rim EstaTHENCEtesEAST 15.0 229,900 229,900 len Patch for a 45 lot Zoning Administrator FEET TO THE POINT Beautiful North East Tooele Home. 3 Bed- subdivision called South All interested persons Empty Nesters, this is your destination, OF BEGINNING. Tax room, 2.5 Bath. A finished basement would Mountain Estates lo- are invited to attend and a former model home, one level living, 2 Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- give you 2800 sq. feet. This home has it all. cated at 560 S Hale provide comment upon bdrms, 2 bths, top of the line amenities Final Phaseported Property Address: Street. these proposals. Written Upgraded kitchen, tile, carpet, lighting and 1901 EAST CANYON throughout & clean with pristine views. Consideration of a re- comments will also be paint. Reverse osmosis, water softener. ROAD, LAKE POINT, zoning of land for Tanner considered if submitted •34 Beautiful Building Lots UT 84074. The under- Scadden for land he to the Zoning Adminis- signed disclaims any li- owns at 520 West Main trator in advance of the •Bring Your Own abilityBuiforldanyererror in the Street to go from an hearing. The current street address. The 789 White Pine Dr. 374 Bevan Way R-1-21 to an RM-15 zoning Code and pro- •Great Investmentowner of the property as zone. posed amendments may of the recording of the UNDER CONTRACT Consideration of a minor be reviewed at the Notice of Default is re- subdivision for Aces De- Grantsville City Hall Call Now WhileportedYouto Sbe:tiRandyll M. v e l o p m e n t c a l l e d each weekday between Kelson Bidders must Ashlynn Meadows for 2 hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 Have Great LottenderChotoithecetrustees! a lots out of one at ap- p.m. Persons with dis- $5,000.00 deposit at the proximately 500 West abilities needing assis- sale and the balance of Clark Street. tance to participate in the purchase price by Consideration of a pre- this hearing should con- Call Laramie 12:00Dunnoonn the next liminary plat for Neil tact the Grantsville City business day following Blackburn on Ranch Office at least 24 hours $ $ (435) 224-4000the sale. The deposit Road Phase 3. prior to the hearings. 188,900 289,900 and balance of the sale Consideration of amend- (Published in the Tran- Lots starting at proceeds must be in the A GREAT BUY! Views forever, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full ment for Garry Bolinder / script Bulletin on Octo- Baths, Fully Fenced .24 Acre lot with Raised 5 bedrooms • 3.5 baths Guy Keiselform of a wire transfer, Bart Hamatake to the ber 2, 2007) Garden Plot, Gazebo over concrete patio, Eastbench beauty •2 tiered deck $ cashier's check or certi- Street Master Plan, (435) 496-3739 Central Air and Swamp Cooler if you like it 79,900 fied funds payable to Selller will pay closing cost, some which is part of the Gen- cool and moist also a Washroom off the ga- First Southwestern Title rage, Keeping it Clean! Call Shane 840-0344. acceptions may apply. eral Plan, to change the Agency of Utah, Inc. A designation of Koester trustee's deed will be de- Street from a5-Acre“collector Lot In Erda! livered to the successful road” to a “local road”. Call Laramie Dunn bidderforwithin ALLthree busi- Consideration of agricul- To be built! ness days after receipt tural protection zone. of the amount bid. This Consideration of replac- Your plan or ours! your Real Trustee's Sale may be ing the current “Afford- subject to a bankruptcy able Housing Needs filing, a payoff, a rein- Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor Analysis for BuildTooele your dream Estate needs statement or any other County” with an updated condition that would study. home! cause the cancellation of Report from Council Liai- this sale. Further, if any son Member Todd Call Laramie for details of these conditions exist, 840-0344 Castagno. 435-224-4000 this sale will be null and Approval of minutes of void, the successful bid- the last business meet- der's funds shall be re- ing. turned, and the Trustee Open discussion. and the beneficiary shall Adjourn. not be liable to the suc- By the Order of the Plan- cessful bidder for any ning Commission Chair damages. DATED: Sep- Shauna Kertamus tember 6, 2007 Zoning Administrator FIRST SOUTHWEST- All interested persons ERN TITLE AGENCY are invited to attend and OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- provide comment upon TIN BECKER, Asst. these proposals. Written Vice President Succes- comments will also be sor Trustee 10701 considered if submitted South River Front to the Zoning Adminis- Parkway, #110 South trator in advance of the Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- hearing. The current phone: (801) 302-3058 zoning Code and pro- F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) posed amendments may 254-1649 07-6244/Kel- be reviewed at the son, Randy; P317175 Grantsville City Hall (Published in the Tran- each weekday between script Bulletin September hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 18, 25 & October 2, p.m. Persons with dis- 2007) abilities needing assis- tance to participate in this hearing should con- tact the Grantsville City Office at least 24 hours prior to the hearings. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin on Octo- ber 2, 2007) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United States, on Octo- ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 P.M., At the east en- trance at the Tooele County Courthouse, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, UT, in the County of Tooele, State of Utah, for the purpose of fore- closing a trust deed held by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as the current Beneficiary, executed by Randy M. Kelson, as Trustor, recorded De- cember 2, 1997 as Entry No. 103939, in Book 0481, at Page 0428, of the official records of Tooele County, Utah, given to secure an in- debtedness in favor of Washington Mutual Bank fsb, by reason of certain obligations secured thereby. Notice of De- fault was recorded JUNE 18, 2007, as Entry No. 286970, of said official records. Trustee will sell at public auction to high- est bidder without war- ranty as to title, posses- sion or encumbrances, the following described property: BEGINNING 676.5 FEET NORTH AND 652.5 FEET WEST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 4 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN; AND RUNNING THENCE WEST 262.1 FEET; THENCE NORTH 1 degrees 14' WEST 357.06 FEET; THENCE EAST 262.1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 1 de- grees 14' EAST 357.06 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. TO- NOTICE OF TRUS- GETHER WITH AN TEE'S SALE EASEMENT FOR A The following described COMMON DRIVEWAY real property will be sold ACROSS THE FOL- at public auction to the LOWING DESCRIBED highest bidder payable LAND: BEGINNING AT in lawful money of the A POINT ON THE United States, on Octo- NORTH SIDE OF A ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 COUNTY ROAD, SAID P.M., At the east en- POINT BEING LO- trance at the Tooele CATED 652.5 FEET County Courthouse, 74 WEST AND 16.5 FEET South 100 East, Tooele, NORTH FROM THE UT, in the County of SOUTHEAST CORNER Tooele, State of Utah, OF SECTION 2, TOWN- for the purpose of fore- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE closing a trust deed held 4 WEST, SALT LAKE by Wells Fargo Bank, BASE & MERIDIAN, N.A., as the current AND RUNNING Beneficiary, executed by THENCE NORTH 1 de- Randy M. Kelson, as grees 14' EAST 676.50 Trustor, recorded De- FEET; THENCE WEST cember 2, 1997 as Entry 15.0 FEET; THENCE No. 103939, in Book SOUTH 1 degrees 14' 0481, at Page 0428, of WEST 676.50 FEET; the official records of THENCE EAST 15.0 Tooele County, Utah, FEET TO THE POINT given to secure an in- OF BEGINNING. Tax debtedness in favor of Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- Washington Mutual Bank ported Property Address: fsb, by reason of certain 1901 EAST CANYON obligations secured ROAD, LAKE POINT, thereby. Notice of De- UT 84074. The under- fault was recorded JUNE signed disclaims any li- 18, 2007, as Entry No. ability for any error in the 286970, of said official street address. The records. Trustee will sell owner of the property as at public auction to high- of the recording of the est bidder without war- Notice of Default is re- ranty as to title, posses- ported to be: Randy M. sion or encumbrances, Kelson Bidders must the following described tender to the trustee a property: BEGINNING $5,000.00 deposit at the 676.5 FEET NORTH sale and the balance of AND 652.5 FEET WEST the purchase price by OF THE SOUTHEAST 12:00 noon the next CORNER OF SECTION business day following 2, TOWNSHIP 2 the sale. The deposit SOUTH, RANGE 4 and balance of the sale WEST, SALT LAKE proceeds must be in the BASE AND MERIDIAN; form of a wire transfer, AND RUNNING cashier's check or certi- THENCE WEST 262.1 fied funds payable to FEET; THENCE NORTH First Southwestern Title 1 degrees 14' WEST Agency of Utah, Inc. A 357.06 FEET; THENCE trustee's deed will be de- EAST 262.1 FEET; livered to the successful THENCE SOUTH 1 de- bidder within three busi- grees 14' EAST 357.06 ness days after receipt FEET TO THE POINT of the amount bid. This OF BEGINNING. TO- Trustee's Sale may be GETHER WITH AN subject to a bankruptcy EASEMENT FOR A filing, a payoff, a rein- COMMON DRIVEWAY statement or any other ACROSS THE FOL- condition that would LOWING DESCRIBED cause the cancellation of LAND: BEGINNING AT this sale. Further, if any A POINT ON THE of these conditions exist, NOTICE OF TRUS- NORTH SIDE OF A this sale will be null and TEE'S SALE COUNTY ROAD, SAID void, the successful bid- The following described POINT BEING LO- der's funds shall be re- real property will be sold CATED 652.5 FEET turned, and the Trustee at public auction to the WEST AND 16.5 FEET and the beneficiary shall highest bidder payable NORTH FROM THE not be liable to the suc- in lawful money of the SOUTHEAST CORNER cessful bidder for any United States, on Octo- OF SECTION 2, TOWN- damages. DATED: Sep- ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE tember 6, 2007 P.M., At the east en- 4 WEST, SALT LAKE FIRST SOUTHWEST- trance at the Tooele BASE & MERIDIAN, ERN TITLE AGENCY CountyB8 Courthouse, 74 AND RUNNING OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday October 2, 2007 South 100 East, Tooele, THENCE NORTH 1 de- TIN BECKER, Asst. UT, in the County of grees 14' EAST 676.50 Vice President Succes- Tooele,PublicState Noticesof Utah, FEET;PublicTHENCE NoticesWEST sorPublicTrustee Notices10701 for theTrusteespurpose of fore- 15.0 TrusteesFEET; THENCE SouthTrusteesRiver Front closing a trust deed held SOUTH 1 degrees 14' Parkway, #110 South by Wells Fargo Bank, WEST 676.50 FEET; Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- N.A., as the current THENCE EAST 15.0 phone: (801) 302-3058 Beneficiary, executed by FEET TO THE POINT F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) Randy M. Kelson, as OF BEGINNING. Tax 254-1649 07-6244/Kel- Trustor, recorded De- Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- son, Randy; P317175 cember 2, 1997 as Entry ported Property Address: (Published in the Tran- No. 103939, in Book 1901 EAST CANYON script Bulletin September 0481, at Page 0428, of ROAD, LAKE POINT, 18, 25 & October 2, the official records of UT 84074. The under- 2007) Tooele County, Utah, signed disclaims any li- given to secure an in- ability for any error in the Public Notices debtedness in favor of street address. The Washington Mutual Bank owner of the property as Miscellaneous fsb, by reason of certain of the recording of the obligations secured Notice of Default is re- Deadline for public no- thereby. Notice of De- ported to be: Randy M. tices is 4 p.m. the day fault was recorded JUNE Kelson Bidders must prior to publication. 18, 2007, as Entry No. tender to the trustee a Public notices submit- 286970, of said official $5,000.00 deposit at the ted past the deadline records. Trustee will sell sale and the balance of will not be accepted. at public auction to high- the purchase price by UPAXLP est bidder without war- 12:00 noon the next PUBLIC NOTICE ranty as to title, posses- business day following Grantsville City Council sion or encumbrances, the sale. The deposit has adopted the follow- the following described and balance of the sale ing Ordinances and property: BEGINNING proceeds must be in the Resolutions: 676.5 FEET NORTH form of a wire transfer, 2007-30 ORDINANCE AND 652.5 FEET WEST cashier's check or certi- TO AMENDING THE OF THE SOUTHEAST fied funds payable to OFFICAL ZONING MAP CORNER OF SECTION First Southwestern Title OF GRANTSVILLE 2, TOWNSHIP 2 Agency of Utah, Inc. A CITY, UTAH BY RE- SOUTH, RANGE 4 trustee's deed will be de- ZONING PROPERTY WEST, SALT LAKE livered to the successful ALONG SOUTH QUIRK BASE AND MERIDIAN; bidder within three busi- STREET FROM AN AND RUNNING ness days after receipt A-10 TO A RR-1 ZON- THENCE WEST 262.1 of the amount bid. This ING DESIGNATION. FEET; THENCE NORTH Trustee's Sale may be 2007-31 ORDINANCE 1 degrees 14' WEST subject to a bankruptcy AMENDING CHAPTER 357.06 FEET; THENCE filing, a payoff, a rein- TWO OF THE GRANTS- EAST 262.1 FEET; statement or any other VILLE CITY LAND USE Order THENCE SOUTH 1 de- condition that would MANAGEMENT AND grees 14' EAST 357.06 cause the cancellation of DEVELOPMENT CODE FEET TO THE POINT this sale. Further, if any BY REVISING THE OF BEGINNING. TO- of these conditions exist, DEFINITION OF A PRI- GETHER WITH AN this sale will be null and VATE STREET. EASEMENT FOR A void, the successful bid- 2007-32 ORDINANCE your COMMON DRIVEWAY der's funds shall be re- AMENDING THE OFFI- ACROSS THE FOL- turned, and the Trustee CAL ZONING MAP OF LOWING DESCRIBED and the beneficiary shall GRANTSVILLE CITY, LAND: BEGINNING AT not be liable to the suc- UTAH BY REZONING A POINT ON THE cessful bidder for any PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH SIDE OF A damages. DATED: Sep- ALONG DURFEE COUNTY ROAD, SAID tember 6, 2007 STREET FROM AN classified POINT BEING LO- FIRST SOUTHWEST- R1-8 TO A R-1-21 ZON- CATED 652.5 FEET ERN TITLE AGENCY ING DESIGNATION. WEST AND 16.5 FEET OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- A complete copy of the NORTH FROM THE TIN BECKER, Asst. current amendments and SOUTHEAST CORNER Vice President Succes- the original ordinance/ OF SECTION 2, TOWN- sor Trustee 10701 resolution is available for ads SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE South River Front review at the city offices, Online! 4 WEST, SALT LAKE Parkway, #110 South 429 E. Main, Grantsville, BASE & MERIDIAN, Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- UT 84029, Monday AND RUNNING phone: (801) 302-3058 through Friday- 9:00 www.tooeletranscript.com THENCE NORTH 1 de- F aT cOO sELE iT mR iA l eN :SCRI(PT 8 0 1 ) a.m. until 4:00 p.m. grees 14' EAST 676.50 254-1649BULLE07-6244/KelTIN - Jeremy Walker FEET; THENCE WEST son, Randy; P317175 City Recorder 15.0 FEET; THENCE (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- To place your classified ads in the Tooele SOUTH 1 degrees 14' script Bulletin882-0050September script Bulletin on Octo- WEST 676.50 FEET; 18, 25 & October 2, ber 2, 2007) Transcript Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. THENCE EAST 15.0 2007) Your ad will appear in the print issue of the FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Tax Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Valley Extra and on the SerialCleanNo. 5-20-27 OutPur Your- Basement TOOELETRANSCRIPT ported Property Address: BULLETIN tooeletranscript.com website! 1901 EAST CANYON882-0050 ROAD, LAKE POINT, UT 84074. The under- signed disclaims any li- ability for any error in the street address. The owner of theTOOELEproperty as of the recording ofTthe RANSCRIPT Notice of Default is re- ported to be: RandyBULLETINM. KelsonPlaceBidders Yourmust ad Here • call 882-0050 tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 deposit at the Service Directory sale and the balance of the purchaseYard &price Gardenby Yard & Garden ContraCtors misCellaneous 12:00 noon the next businessGRAdayVEL followingPRODUCTS . EXCAVATING . TOPSOIL the sale. The deposit YARD ENVY Powell Construction Inc. and balance of the sale proceeds must be in the LANDSCAPE Whitney Powell, Owner form of aWEwire ROCKtransfer, AUTO & QUICK LUBE cashier's check or certi- • Sprinkler Installation General Contractor fied funds payableQuality Rockto Products & Delivery • Sod It’s not First Southwestern Title • Trees-Flowers-Shrubs Custom Crushing too late! We do Basement remodels • Air Conditioning Agency of Utah, Inc. A • Top Soil-Gravel-Rocks from start to finish. • Shocks & Struts • Exhaust trustee's deed will beBasementsde- & Septic Tanks • Grading-Leveling-Spreading • Brakes • Tune-Ups • Troubleshooting & Diagnostics • Rock Work S • Starters & Alternators • Clutches & Transmissions livered to the successfulHeavy Equipment Transporting pecialize • Water Features ne d in bidder within three busi- Phone 801-688-5176 w home & Trucking Services • Concrete Flatwork rem & ness days after receipt odeling 53 N. HALE STREET, GVILLE 54 EAST MAIN STREET, GVILLE of the amount bid. ThisFREE Estimates Fax 435-882-7346 BEHIND GVILLE DRUG STORE OPEN MON-FRI 8:00-6:00 Licensed Call Today 884-3573 SATURDAY 9:00-1:00 • 884-0727 Trustee's 882-0448Sale may . be1830 W Highway 112 . Tooele 801-455-4893 [email protected] & Insured subject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a rein- statementYardor any& Gardenother ContraCtors ContraCtors misCellaneous condition that would cause the cancellation of SPEAKMAN’S CONCRETE SERVICES this sale.C&DFurther, if any Landscaping of these conditions exist, 
   this sale will beConcretenull and Removal & Haul Off •CustomConcrete •Overlays void, the successfulConstructionbid- Clean-up der's funds shall be re- •RetainingWalls •DirtWork    turned, and the TrusteeGrading / Leveling •Hauling •DecorativeRock and the beneficiary shallYard Clean-up •YardCleanUp •DemolitionWork  

 not be liable to the suc-Final Grades cessful bidder for any •StampedConcreteWork 

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