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Primary Elections 2005 Seven hopefuls vie for Tooele’s top job by Mark Watson children. I attended local schools STAFF WRITER until my graduation in 1966. Voters will determine next After graduation, I joined Tuesday which two of seven the military and served four Tooele City mayoral candidates years during the Vietnam War. will be on the ballot for the gen- While serving in Vietnam, I eral election on Nov. 8. was awarded the Silver Star, Candidates include Steve Bronze Star, Purple Heart, and Bevan, Jay Collier, Patrick the Vietnam Cross of Gallantry. Dunlavy, Tom Ellevold, Bobby Later, I was employed with the Main, Ryan Timmins and Russell Federal Aviation Administration Winters. (FAA) as an electronic engineer The Tooele Transcript- encompassing the states of Utah, Bulletin invited the candidates Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. to provide personal background, In addition to performing engi- goals and important issues fac- neering duties, I was the field ing Tooele City. maintenance coordinator, and manager over Hazardous Waste Steve Bevan and Environment and Energy I am a fourth generation conservation. I retired from gov- Tooele native born to Marion and ernment services in November Marjorie Bevan in 1948. My wife Jolyn and I have five adult chil- dren between us and 11 grand- SEE TOOELE ON A9 G-ville mayoral trio will narrow to duo by Mary Ruth Hammond and Mayor Byron Anderson says STAFF WRITER he has demonstrated his manage- Three candidates hoping to ment ability during his first term earn the title of Grantsville mayor in office. will square off during next week’s Anderson, 61, has a degree Oct. 4 primary election. The can- from Weber State University in didate receiving the least amount inventory management. He was of votes on that date will be elimi- chief of Program Management at nated from the race. The other Tooele Army Depot before retir- two candidates will continue their ing with 30 years service in 1992. political run to the November gen- “As division chief, I was respon- eral election. sible for managing people as well as multi-million dollar programs,” Grantsville’s incumbent Mayor photography / Mike Call Byron Anderson is running he said. Andele Bad Back, a Ute of Towaoc, Colo., danced in his not-so-traditional regalia this past weekend at the Eastern Great Basin Gathering at against Craig Anderson, a former Anderson says that as the Tooele City Recreational Complex. Last weekend’s powwow played host to over 100 dancers in several competition categories. Bad Back’s city councilman and member Grantsville’s top boss over the Spider-Man outfit may have raised some eyebrows, but he did advance to a tie-breaker round in the juniors’ traditional dance contest. of the Tooele County Planning past four years, the project he is and Zoning Commission. Todd most proud of is signing a con- Castagno, currently in his second tract for the Wal-Mart Distribution Tooele powwow brings native beat to West Fest year as an elected city council Center (DC), which has brought member, has also tossed his hat 1,000 new jobs to Tooele County. by Jesse Fruhwirth their favorite of the year. She into the ring as a mayoral candi- After annexing the land STAFF WRITER Mountain Men ..... See A5 attributes the popularity to the date. purchased by Wal-Mart into Americans Indians and event’s size, timing, location Following are comments made Grantsville’s city limits, “We spectators alike gathered this Gem Show ..... See A6 and scope. by the candidates concerning their installed a $1.2 million sewer weekend for the 12th annual “We have a good feeling desire to serve as Grantsville’s line out to the facility,” Anderson Eastern Great Basin Gathering. out here,” she said. “It’s big mayor. said. The powwow was the most enough, but small enough that Byron Anderson (incumbent) The new sewer line gave resi- colorful and musical prong of Often noted as the most cool, dry weather. we all know each other.” the Festival of the Old West, beloved powwow in Utah, Event coordinator Donna The powwow is held out- Good management is what the gathering’s outdoor dance Chavez said many people tell makes organizations run smoothly SEE GRANTSVILLE ON A3 held at the Tooele Recreational Complex. competitions benefited from her the powwow in Tooele is SEE POWWOW ON A2 Students use horse power to fight gas hikes Utah hate crime law By Mark Watson STAFF WRITER ‘inneffective, weak’ Drivetime was longer, but the cost much lower. by Jesse Fruhwirth Deputy Attorney Gary Searle is in Instead of jumping in the car and STAFF WRITER charge of the case against Aaron driving from their homes in Rush Utah’s hate crimes law was Segelson. Segelson is charged with Valley to school on Thursday, a pair enacted in 1991. Critics of the attempted murder and robbery of of Tooele High students jumped on current law argue that because it Quik Stop co-owner Nevendra their horses and rode there. One of does not define protected catego- “Nick” Narkar. the horses also carried a banner: ries such as race or religion, it has Segelson is a member of Krieger “Buy hay — not gas.” been ineffective in enhancing the Verwandts, a notorious white- “We did it to protest the price sentences for criminals motivated supremacist prison gang based in of gas,” said Mellissa Evans, a by hate. Utah prisons, and Segelson’s vic- senior at THS. Evans and her friend Many politicians, law enforce- tim is a racial and ethnic minority. Chapa Stevenson, a junior, usually ment officials and prosecutors Searle said in most states, pros- ride from Rush Valley to school have criticized the current law as ecutors would have a strong case in Stevenson’s car to save on fuel vague, weak and difficult to use that the brutal assault and robbery costs. “Melissa has a big SUV, so we in prosecuting cases. Many would deserves a stiffer penalty because never take her car,” Stevenson said. like to see a law that specifies that it may have been partially moti- “The price of gas is outrageous. crimes committed with a hateful vated by bias or hate. It takes $40 to fill up my car and I bias against a victim’s race, ethnic- But, “we don’t have a true hate- have to fill up every other day,” the ity, religion, gender, age, disabil- crime law here,” Searle said. “[The junior said. ity or sexual orientation would be Segelson case] is applicable for “We’ve been planning to do this available in Utah. one, we just don’t have an appro- for a long time. Neither of us had “The problem that we have priate hate crime law here.” to work after school today (last faced is that prosecutor’s have not The current hate-crimes law is Thursday) so it was a good day to been able to use the [hate crimes only able to enhance penalties for do it,” Evans said. The senior works law],” said State Representative misdemeanors. That means that at Panda Express and Stevenson David Litvack, (D-Salt Lake City). an assault, which would otherwise photography / Mark Watson Litvack’s accusation holds true Tooele High senior Mellissa Evans, left, and junior Chapa Stevenson prepare to ride back to Rush Valley even in Tooele. Tooele County SEE HATE CRIMES ON A7 SEE RIDERS ON A7 Thursday afternoon. The students are saving gas money by riding horses to school.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Mostly cloudy tonight with OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Game win tops off week of THS a chance of showers. Sunny homecoming festivities. Wednesday. Lows in the 40s. TV LISTINGS A8 DOINGS B2 See B1 Highs in the 60s. Complete CROSSWORD A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 ETCETERA ... Hundreds turn out to say goodbye to friend Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast by Mary Ruth Hammond Date High Low (prec./inches) STAFF WRITER Sept. 22 78 48 Wed 70/46 If the hundreds of people who Sept. 23 80 58 9/28 came to pay last respects to Richard Sept. 24 76 49 Showers ending in the morning, Martinez during a Sunday vigil and Sept. 25 63 50 then partly cloudy in the afternoon. Sept. 26 73 37 Monday funeral means anything, it’s a sure bet the young Tooele resident Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer was dearly loved. for the National Weather Service, reports Thu During both the vigil and funeral that his recording station at 139 S. Main 74/47 received .00 inches of precipitation 9/29 for Martinez, St. Marguerites Parish between Sept. 22 and Sept. 26 and a total Plenty of sun. Highs in the mid 70s of the Catholic Church was filled of .44 so far this month. The normal for and lows in the upper 40s. to capacity. Some visitors waited September is .94 inches. at least an hour Sunday night to For the water year, which began Oct. get inside the church for the vigil 1, 2004, Tooele has received 25.01 inches and prayer service. Once those of precipitation. The normal for the year is Fri 75/49 18.49 inches of precipitation. 9/30 at the end of the line finally got inside, they found that all the seats Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s Pollen Count and lows in the upper 40s. were already filled. Many friends stood near the front entrance of the The pollen counts from the church throughout the service. Intermountain Allergy and Many young people attending the Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Sat 76/50 vigil wore T-shirts with a picture of as of Sept. 27, 2005, were as 10/1 Richard and one of his dogs on the follows: Abundant sunshine. Highs in the back of the shirt. Inscribed on the Sagebrush — Very High mid 70s and lows in the low 50s. shirts were the words: “In loving Ragweed — Moderate memory of Richard Martinez.” Mold — Moderate Martinez, who would have turned Chenopods — Low photography / Mike Call Sun 77/51 25 years old tomorrow, was shot in Ephedra — Low 10/2 Hundreds of people turned out for the Richard Martinez’s vigil at St. Marguerites Catholic Church in Tooele the chest at the Settlement Canyon on Sunday night. Martinez’s life was cut short when he was shot and killed Sept. 20. Police have arrested Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper Dam on Sept. 20. A friend who had 70s and lows in the low 50s. a suspect in the alleged murder. Martinez would have turned 25 years old on Sept. 28. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 accompanied him to the dam said ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content he heard loud words and then the DeeDee said Richard had several Service pop of a gun. plans for the future. “There were Running to help Martinez, the so many things he wanted to do,” friend placed him in a vehicle and she said. “Right now he was doing headed toward Mountain West carpentry work, but he dreamed of Medical Center in Tooele. Realizing opening his own business. they would not arrive at the hospital “We have a large family and our in time, the friend called for backup family has come from throughout on a cell phone. Medical personnel the country to pay our respects to quickly responded but were unable Richard,” Deedee said. “We all loved to revive Martinez. him so much.” An 18-year-old Tooele man has During Sunday’s vigil services, been charged with first-degree mur- Father Matthew Wixted told the der in Richard’s death and is being congregation that “through the held in jail on a $1 million cash-only waters of baptism, Richard died bail. with Christ ... and may now share Leo and Josh Lopez, brothers with him in ever-lasting glory. photography / Mike Call “We believe that all ties of friend- who considered Martinez their best A boy looks over photos of Richard Martinez on display in the church’s lobby ship and affection do not unravel friend, offered brief remarks at following Sunday’s vigil and prayer service. Sunday night’s vigil. with death,” Father Wixted contin- ued. “We are confident that God “Richard had so many friends,” nephew. and everyone knew and loved him,” photography / Troy Boman always remembers the good we Pearl Sammaripa of Duchesne placed first in the golden women’s Leo said, “but nobody had the fun The aunt also talked about a time DeeDee said. have done and forgives our sins.” Traditional dance at the Tooele powwow. Sammaripa is a member of that Josh and Richard had. I always a few years ago when all of Richard’s DeeDee described Richard as Richard, who in addition to his the Corville Confederated nation whose home is in Washington state. looked up to them. Richard always extended family members traveled “An average-sized young man who mother and extended family mem- seemed like he was one of my birth to Colorado to celebrate his great- smiled all the time.” natural causes, a wait that can bers, is also survived by a special brothers. Richard will live through grandmother’s 95th birthday. Then, with a slight chuckle she take up to five years or longer. friend, Jessica Kubat, and little sis- Powwow all of us in our minds and in our “Some of the younger members added, “He loved having his picture The Castillo family suddenly ter Samantha Anglada. His funeral continued from page A1 hearts. We will never forget him.” of the family went for a walk in the taken because he was so photoge- had one of the most sacred and Josh Lopez told the large crowd canyons,” DeeDee said. “Richard’s and burial was held on Monday. doors, a welcome respite to nic.” coveted of all powwow wears. that for as long as he could remem- little cousin, Marcus, fell into the e-mail: [email protected] many other smaller gatherings “I thought the kids would ber, he and Richard had taken care water. Richard rescued him and held among basketball hoops have a good opportunity to pick of one another. saved him from drowning.” and echoes in gymnasiums and up their heritage,” Lori Castillo Jokingly, Josh added, “Richard Richard had so many friends other large rooms. Also, the said. was well known for his timeliness. that DeeDee said family members powwow in Tooele is the last Lori said it is disrespectful, He used to call and tell me he was started calling him “Charlie Brown” in the season for Utah, drawing and questionably legal, to pay almost ready to go and that I should while he was still boy. “He was in many dancers who want one another person for the bald come and pick him up. I would loved so much and knew everyone last weekend before the snow eagle feathers. Instead of money, get to his house, then have to wait Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! falls. she traded a Pendelton robe and another five hours while he got The dance contests saw over blanket for them. The high-qual- ready. I finally told him, “You know Tooele 1/2 lb. Double 100 registered dancers compet- ity wool products with tradi- what? Call me to come to get you ing in four categories and five tional Native American designs only when you are ready and wait- Cheeseburger Combo w/fries & a Med. Drink age groups. produced in Portland, Ore., have ing on your front porch.” “We Are Your Neighborhood Nico Castillo, 15, of Pleasant price tags ranging from $150 to Reminiscing further, Josh recalled Family Theatre” Grove, competed in the teens $500. a time when he and Richard were 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. traditional dance contest. He Nico wears the bald eagle about 12 years old. $ 49 (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 said he started dancing in pow- feathers in a large plume of near- “We were playing in the snow Tickets are now available online wows only six months ago. ly 30 feathers like sun beams one evening,” Josh said. “You know at www.movieswest.com “I never really had any fam- from the lower center of his 5 how early it gets dark in the winter, rd th ily members that have gone,” back. In the middle of the bald and my mom was calling me to Sept. 23 - 29 Castillo said. eagle feathers is another smaller come inside. I told Richard, ‘I’ve got Ice Cream Sundaes About a year ago Nico’s moth- plume of golden eagle feath- to go home.’” Corpse Bride* er, Lori Castillo, found an oppor- ers, creating a dramatic effect The idea that his friend would Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 tunity to bring her kids into the around the turtle shell that caps leave him outside to play alone Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 All Day tradition of their ancestors. A the entire piece. didn’t set well with Richard. Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) ¢ family friend’s name had finally Nico’s sister has also started “He threw me down in the snow, reached the top of the list at dancing, competing in the teen then laid on top of me,” Josh remem- 99 Everyday * the National Eagle Repository. girls Jingle contest. Lori Castillo bered. “I finally hit him with a piece Lord of War Members of nationally recog- has not yet put together an out- of ice and he let me go.” Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 490 N.Main , Tooele • 882-3608 nized tribes can apply for bald fit to join her children in the As Josh was walking away, he Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:30 (R) HO URS: M on - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 1 1 am – 9 pm eagles that have been electro- “pit” or the dancing arena. yelled to Richard, “Don’t call me Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 cuted in power lines or died of “I believe I will someday,” Lori no more.” said. “I would do the Traditional “I’m not going to call you any 40 Year Old Virgin ������ more,” Richard yelled back. ���������� [dance]”. Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 ���������������� ����������������� But with a grin, Josh added, “Sure �������� Another young dancer Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 �������������� Jancileta Bill, 15 of Salt Lake enough, he called me the next day. (R) �������������� ��������� Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 ������������� ������������������ City, also dances the Traditional. He was always there for me.” ������ Addressing Richard’s mother, ����������� ������������ She said she’s been dancing in * ��������������� ������������������� powwows since she was very Lori Martinez, Josh said, “You have Just Like Heaven �������������� ���������������� Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ��������� young. Over the years she said been like my second mother. I will ���������������� ������������������� she’s put a lot of time and money always be there for you.” Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ����������� ������������� KIDS (PG-13) ����������� ��������������������� Continuing, Josh said, “Richard Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 ����������������������� ������������ into improving her outfit. ������������ ������������ “Repairing beads, adding will never die. He will always be in ���������������� ������������ * ������������������ ������������� fringes ... I got new moccasins,” my mind and in my heart.” ����������� ������������ Then, looking toward the casket, Flight Plan ���������������� ���������� she said. Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ����������� While her costume has Josh spoke softly and tearfully as he Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Tuesday & ������������� �������������������� said. “I love you, brother.” ����������� ����������������� remained essentially the same Sun: 12:10, 2:20 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13) ������������� ������������������ EAT DeeDee Garcia, a maternal �������������� ����������������� for many years, it takes a lot of Sunday ������������� �������������� aunt, told the Tooele Transcript- ��������������� �������������� upkeep to maintain the outfit. The Exorcism of ������������� ���������������������� Conveniently enough, the Old Bulletin through a telephone * ���������� conversation yesterday, that Emily Rose ����������� ���������������� West Festival’s many mountain Dly: 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 ������������ ����������������� Richard loved his three dogs. ����������� �������� man booths and the Gem and Sat: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 ������������� �������� Mineral Show provide many of The pit bulls were named Casper, Sun: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 (PG-13) ���������������� ����������������� Mon-Sat 11am - 10pm, Sunday 11am - 8pm ������������� ������������������� the stones and beads the danc- Chica, and Hita. ����������������������� “Casper was the father of the Show Times are subject to change. ������������������������� ers need for their elaborate out- Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun Noon ���������������������� other two dogs, who are still fits. ����������������������������������� babies,” DeeDee said. “All three All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 �������������������������������������� Chavez said the first powwow • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ����������������������������������������� dogs were Richard’s babies. He took Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �������������������������������������������� she organized in Tooele 12 years Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ���������������������������������������� them everywhere he went.” All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens 29 North Main • 843-8700 ������������������������������������������� ago was a one-day event. Back �������������� Richard also loved Harley ��������������������������������������������� then she was on the organizing ��������������������������������������������� Davidson motorcycles and was ��������������������������������������������� committee for the Tooele Gem ����������������������������������������� known as a person who would help RITZ RITZ ���������������������������������������������� and Mineral Society. She said Ends ������������������������� anyone. Sunday - Thursday 5:00 • 7:00 PG Sunday - Thursday 5:00 • 7:00 Thursday G �������������������������������������������� she convinced the group to add Filmed in Utah Brought Back by Popular Demand!! ����������������������������������������� Even as a small child, DeeDee ������������������������������������������� a powwow to the roster of their �������������������������������������������� remembers that “Rich was loving. Tooele’s Show Place ����������������������������������������������� annual event. The Mountain Man for Over 60 Years! ��������������������������������������� He loved kids more than anything, ������������������������ Rendezvous was added just a and he loved his mom so much. 882-2273 & OF THE �������������������������������������� couple years later. MOBSTERS ADMISSION: MORMONSADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:MARCH $4.00 before 6pm: PENGUINS $4.00 ����������������������������������� They meant everything to each 111 North Main, Tooele “We all compliment each http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ���������������������������������� other.” Starts Friday: (Robert Redford) “AN UNFINISHED LIFE” (PG-13) �������������������������������� other,” Chavez said. “If one was ����������������������������������� DeeDee added that a motorcycle MOTOR VU Friday, Saturday and Sunday 7:45 am/fm radio required ������������������������ gone it would still be a good ��������������������������������������� accident that resulted in the death PG ������������������������������������������������� event, but not as good as now.” MARCH OF THE CHARLIE AND THE ������������������������������������������������� three years ago of Richard’s father, also ���������������������������������������������� e-mail: [email protected] G �������������������������������������������� Sam Anglada, was very hard on her PENGUINS $ CHOCOLATE$ $ FACTORY ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 SENIOR: 4.00 CHILD: 1.00 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 A3

ing issues. mary election. “We currently have a unique oppor- Castagno added, “Grantsville Grantsville policies do not promote Grantsville “A lot of citizens say they go There were only three city coun- tunity to shape that growth and I does not currently have full-time water conservation. continued from page A1 to public meetings to voice their cil seats up for grabs, so Castagno will continue to work to maintain EMT coverage. I will continue to A sense of community pride is opinion, but they feel like city coun- took matters into his own hands. our rural atmosphere.” work to develop and build a modern very important to Castagno. “Most dents access to sewer located along cil members have already made up He went door-to-door to talk with “I envision Grantsville as a city emergency infrastructure to help of all, I will continue to work to Clark Street west of Hale Street and their minds concerning the issue,” Grantsville residents. He printed fly- that will continue to allow families protect the citizens of Grantsville.” ensure fair and balanced govern- continuing to state Route 138, as Anderson said. ers and news letters, which he dis- to have horses, raise animals for Castagno believes Grantsville’s ment to preserve the strong sense of well as those living on Old Lincoln Part of Anderson’s duties as a tributed throughout the city. stock shows, and continue in our children need safe pedestrian access community that we value so great- Highway. former city councilman was updat- Castagno’s display of enthusi- agrarian way of life. Quality resi- to the city’s schools. ly,” he said. “Government should be “Approximately one-fourth of ing Grantsville’s General Plan. “I asm to serve as a council member dential growth needs to be balanced “I will continue to work to imple- applied equally to all citizens.” our residents were not connected worked hard to involve the public worked. By the time the general with quality business growth. ment our pedestrian and equestrian In addition to the two years to the sewer in that process,” he said. “I made election rolled around, he was the “This balance will bring much- trail system,” he said. Castagno has served as a city coun- line,” Anderson sure the public had a chance to top vote-getter for a city council needed business tax revenue Castagno is also concerned about cil member, he has also been a mem- stated. “We offer input.” With Grantsville grow- seat. that will allow the city to provide parks and open space in his city. ber of the city’s Planning and Zoning arranged the ing by leaps and bounds (the city A 1985 graduate of Grantsville more amenities to our residents,” ““Currently, many of our youth Commission for the past four years. line in such a has been issuing about 30 build- High School, Castagno earned a Castagno continued. sports groups are forced to play and “This invaluable experience has way that it is ing permits each month for nearly bachelor’s degree in marketing from When it comes to emergency practice outside of Grantsville,” he given me an insight into the com- not mandatory a year for new houses), Anderson the University of Utah. He is cur- preparedness, Castagno says said. “We have outgrown our current plexities of a growing community,” for current res- said public officials are facing huge rently working as a mortgagee bro- Grantsville’s volunteer fire depart- park infrastructure. I will continue he said. “With my experience and idents to hook issues. “Some people see growth as ker in Grantsville, and along with his ment has saved the citizens of to work to create more parks and dedication, I will continue to work into it, but new a problem, while others see it as an wife Debbie, is a parent of six young Grantsville millions of dollars. preserve open space.” to ensure quality growth for a rural developments opportunity,” he said. children. “Our fire station was built in the The issue of water is also on future. in that area will Byron Anderson Anderson noted that with con- “There’s no greater place than 1950s, mostly with volunteer labor Castagno’s mind. Note: Should Castagno be elect- have sewer.” struction of the Larry H. Miller race Grantsville to raise children,” he and donated materials and has been “We live in a desert,” he said. ed mayor, the city council would Additionally, track at the Deseret Peak Complex said. a great asset to the city,” he said. “Water conservation is a must. I will appoint a Grantsville resident to “All city parks have been upgraded nearing completion, “There are The mayoral hopeful says growth “However, we need a modern sta- work to promote conservation and complete the two years remaining since I’ve been mayor,” Anderson going to be great opportunities com- is the city’s number one issue. tion that meets current design and protect Grantsville’s valuable water on his city council seat. If Castagno said. “We have placed gazebos in the ing to Grantsville if the city is in the “Growth happens whether we earthquake standards to meet the resources.” is not elected mayor, he will retain parks for family or group picnics. right position to take advantage of want it to or not,” Castagno said. future needs of Grantsville.” Castagno believes current his status as a city councilman. All the ball fields have been rebuilt. them.” I also initiated the idea of a new A critical issue in Grantsville concession stand at Cherry Street is the volunteer fire department, Park. I turned that assignment over according to Anderson. While he to a councilman.” believes the city has “the best vol- Although the concession stand unteer fire department in the state, was not ready for this year’s ball the fire department is not properly season, Anderson said progress is funded and never has been.” being made. Grantsville leaders have recent- Grantsville City purchased the ly earmarked $1.5 million to build old J. Reuben Clark farm under a new fire station, but Anderson Anderson’s leadership. The purchase believes more public input is need- included a house, several barns and ed. buildings, and about 42 acres of “Personally, I don’t believe most land. The cost was approximately residents even know a new fire sta- $480,000. tion is going to be built,” he said. Plans are under way for the rodeo “With the current growth of the grounds to be moved to the Clark city, I believe several satellite fire farm. A committee is also looking stations might be more appropriate at hosting outdoor plays, pumpkin for Grantsville.” patches, a place where city residents How could funds be generated Fall Seminar can plant gardens, and a myriad of for satellite fire stations? Anderson other amenities for the farm. says he has a plan. Although several Without raising property taxes, years ago he voted against impos- Mayor Anderson and the city coun- ing a utility tax on electricity, nat- cil approved $1.5 million for a new ural gas and telephones used by fire station. A loan for the city hall Grantsville residents, the utility tax was paid off during the last fiscal was approved by a majority vote of year. That money is now earmarked the council. for the new fire station. Impact fees “If we have a utility tax, a least a from the Wal-Mart DC will also be portion of it should be earmarked used for the new fire station. for certain uses. We should have a Twice during Anderson’s tenure citywide referendum vote to decide as mayor, Grantsville won the pres- if we should take 50 percent of the tigious recognition of being a Tree utility taxes and use them for the fire City USA. department and public safety. Fifty The city is currently trying to percent of the utility taxes would acquire 3.5 acres of land to expand provide about $100,000 a year.” the cemetery. “There is property Currently, according to Anderson, behind the old Wooton house we firefighters have to go to the city could buy for $85,000,” Anderson council on an annual basis “with said. “That would be a heck of a their hats in their hands to ask for deal.” And Utah State University funds. This is not the best situation officials have indicated interest in for the city or the firefighters.” building a Grantsville campus on Anderson noted that the “ambu- city-owned property near West and lance situation” in Grantsville also Durfee streets. needs to be addressed. While he Mayor Anderson is not in favor of realizes there’s not always enough is the proposed Mid-Valley Highway, available EMTs in the city to handle which would give trucks direct an ambulance call, he says, “This access to Utah Industrial Depot is a public safety issue. Ambulance located within Tooele City limits. service in Grantsville should not “That highway would offer depend on a business decision made nothing for Grantsville residents,” by Mountain West Medical Center. Anderson said. “Under state law, There is a ‘magic six minutes’ to any road put in for economic devel- save the life of someone in crises. opment is to be paid for by the We all know an ambulance from Tuesday, October 4, 2005 community that needs the road. The Tooele cannot make it to Grantsville When: Mid-Valley Highway is a $70 mil- in six minutes. Let’s look at other 7:00 p.m. lion project and there is no reason options.” Grantsville should participate in Anderson, who is self-employed that project.” as an auto body repairman, says he Mountain West Medical Center Although Grantsville operates on would be a “conservative” mayor. Where: a mere $3.5 million annual budget, “It’s easy to spend taxpayers’ Classrooms Anderson said he and the council money,” he said, “but I would make “make do” with the money they sure tax money was being spent have. “Our budget is in the black and properly.” our cash flow is good,” he said. He’s upset that the current city “Financial Fitness: How to Prepare for the Future” Mayor Anderson would welcome council bought the J. Reuben Clark Topic: new businesses into the city, but at farm without any public input. presented by Kathy Hillis, Vice President of Women’s the same time would love to keep a “We can’t even properly maintain Financial Services, Wells Fargo rural atmosphere. “But how do you the Donner Reed Museum we have,” define rural?” he asked. “I grew up he said. “We don’t have enough ball when Grantsville’s population was diamonds or soccer fields for our Learn what you should store in a safety deposit box. Become educated on the around 1,500. We now have over children. We don’t have sidewalks for 7,000 residents. Yet I can still sit in our youth who walk to Grantsville terms floating around such as annuities, 401K’s, CD’s and more that may affect my back yard, under the stars, and Junior High School. Children are our enjoy a quiet night. Perhaps rural is most crucial resource and we must your investment future. Healthy Woman does not endorse specific companies a ‘feeling’ more than anything else.” make sure their needs are addressed or financial planners. Anderson is proud to be a before we spend taxpayers’ money Grantsville native and said he has on other projects.” the time, energy and proven exper- Todd Castagno Healthy Woman is a FREE series of monthly events and workshops catered to tise to run the city. As a seventh-generation Craig Anderson Grantsville resident, Todd Castagno, women ages 18-55. As a former two-term city council- 38, says he’s running for mayor to man and currently a member of the serve a community that has served Tooele County Planning and Zoning him throughout his life. Reservations are required due to limited space. Please call 843-3690 or Commission, Craig Anderson, 50, “Beginning with my third-great- says he’s running for mayor to give grandfather serving as mayor of 843-3691 to reserve your spot at this informative seminar. Grantsville citi- Grantsville in zens “a voice.” 1871, my heri- “A lot of peo- tage has been Enjoy light refreshments, free giveaways, and a night out! ple have come one of commu- and asked nity service,” me to run for he said. “With mayor because this rich heri- they feel their tage, I have a voices are not vested inter- being heard,” est not only in Anderson said. Grantsville’s He noted that past, but Todd Castagno in the eight Craig Anderson also more years he served importantly in on the city Grantsville’s future. council, he never missed one meet- Castagno is currently in his sec- ing. And he said he always made it a ond year as a city council member. point to call people or stop them on When he ran for that seat in 2003, the street to ask for input on upcom- he came in fourth during the pri- A4 TUESDAY September 27, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Ignore mudslinging It’s not often that mudslinging and personal attacks become part of political elections in Tooele County. But in Grantsville this year slanderous words have cut deeply into the hearts of Grantsville leaders accused of “having no integrity.” Early Saturday morning a letter — by an author who did not have the guts to sign his or her name — began circulating throughout Grantsville and was placed in several city businesses. Since the letter is addressed “Dear Editor,” we assume it was written with the intent that it would be published in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. However, this newspaper refuses to run letters without the author’s signature. The rambling letter does not give basis for accusations it levels toward Mayor Byron Anderson, Police Chief Dan Johnson and several police officers whom the writer states have surrendered their integrity. The letter threatens that “con- cerned citizens” plan to file a lawsuit against the city in the near future. Yet no factual basis for such a lawsuit is mentioned. The letter simply states that city leaders have failed to “protect the federally assured rights of some citizens.” The last sentence of the letter reads: “We strongly urge all of our fellow citizens to replace the current Mayor Anderson with someone who has both the experi- ence and the integrity to clean up the current mess by electing Craig, the other Anderson, to be our next Grantsville City Mayor.” Mayoral candidate Craig Anderson adamantly denies writing the letter or knowing who did. When contacted by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, Craig seemed surprised and upset that the letter was being circulated. He said he con- siders Mayor Anderson “a friend” and that he is saddened by the negative letter. Mayor Anderson stated that “If Craig says he didn’t do this, I believe him.” We LETTERS TO THE EDITOR can only hope that others will realize the letter does not offer any proof of its allegations. They unloaded the trucks with much So recent lava flows gave dates of 160 In addition to the letter, all three Grantsville mayoral candidates have reported Pearce gets job done well praise, at what a collection Tooele did million and 3 billion years old, and live Editor: that some of their election signs have been removed or destroyed. raise. mollusks and snails 3,000 and 2,400 years Some people only talk about making While damage has been done, we hope voters recognize mudslinging for what After the donated trucks had to be old. There are 70 other dating techniques a difference, about progress and living it is — unsubstantiated gossip spread by cowards. returned, we loaded our trucks more les- that give relatively short ages, including in a more beautiful community. Others We also remind local citizens of the importance of casting a vote Tuesday. In sons we learned. the rate of decrease of Earth’s magnetic go out and do it! Peggy Pearce is one addition to the three candidates running for Grantsville mayor, seven candidates Tooele is giving and full of love. field, the amount of helium in the upper of those folks who not only talks about contend to replace Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts. I know this town is watched from atmosphere, the amount of salt and it and encourages a better quality of Additionally, six Tooele residents will compete for city council seats on the above. sediment in the oceans, and radioactive life, she’s one who goes out and does it! Oct. 4 primary election. Two of those candidates will be eliminated in the pri- The rest went to a warehouse at the carbon in the atmosphere corrected for Under the direction of the Shade Tree maries. Since only three Grantsville residents have filed for the two up-for-grabs industrial park, here each day and night non-equilibrium (7,000 years). Commission, she spent countless hours council seats, and a third candidate is running on a write-in campaign, there will we make a mark. In many road-cuts we see extensive this summer organizing, promoting and be no primary election for the Grantsville City Council. Stockton is also holding a People come and volunteer time and deposits of multilayered rock unmarred completing a great project: to recognize primary with three candidates running for mayor and five for the town council. care, sorting, boxing, labeling so we can by erosive activity, which would have those folks in our community who also During these troubled times in our nation, state and even Tooele County, it is ship what’s there. occurred had millions of years passed wanted to raise the quality of life in essential that residents turn out in droves and keep the democratic spirit alive. Many thanks to all the people who during a gradual deposition. The great their neighborhoods. didn’t shirk, pitching in each day and flood noted by nearly every culture Peggy had a lot of support from the wanting to work. rapidly laid down sediments that buried people on her committees and the city ANOTHER VIEW More boxes we filled — stacks piled most life, which we now examine as leaders, but it was her unselfish drive high, tears as trucks are loaded and we fossils. The reduction of gene pools to that made it all work. She and her hus- can say good-bye. single pairs produced the very different band Glen should have received the Trucks to Camp Williams and one to varieties we know today after the flood. Despite unfair attacks, “Grantsville Pride” award for their own Mississippi, one to Texas, almost through, Flood waters draining off the soft sedi- beautiful yard that welcomes people letting these people know Tooele cares ments would rapidly erode great canyons. coming into Grantsville. My hat is off about you! Sideways pressure would fold pliable to someone who knows how to get the Robertson a great man We thank so many businesses our sediments into mountain ranges whereas job done — and done well! cheers go to you, hard rocks would have broken up. Gary Fawson he situ- Agusto Pinokchet has now “cozied Great American Inn, Richards The production of even one protein Grantsville ation in up” to Fidel Castro, the king of dicta- Roundup, Wal-Mart, Budget, Dominoes, molecule by chance would yield such an TVenezuela tors who has held the good people of Albertsons, to name a few overwhelming proportion of evolution- has been brought Cuba under his iron fist for a record Don’t slander defendant So when the negative you might hear, ary garbage (1 followed by 450 zeros) to the attention 46 years! Editor: where were you ladies? you didn’t come that the universe literally would be filled of the American A few weeks ago, Dr. Robertson I wish to reply in rebuttal to a letter here. with it. (To appreciate the magnitude, 1 people, rightly so, commented in the context of a larger to the editor written by Lana McKean Tooele get up and be proud, you defi- followed by 18 zeros is the number of especially after news conference on Venezuela about of Grantsville concerning a trial in nitely stand out in a crowd. seconds in 20 billion years.) comments made the situation in Caracas. After a Tooele court on Aug. 24, 2005. She You all know your part, you go into it Arranging varieties of life-forms in by broadcaster three-page news statement was read Primus Butler has apparently only seen one side of with all of your heart. subjective sequences does not prove evo- and former presi- by CBN reporters, one asked Dr. Guest Writer the story. Ms. McKean was present for Yes, two great men had a spot warmer lution. The consistent presence of gaps in dential candidate Robertson why Chavez was wooing about 45 minutes of a multi-hour trial than most, and put it all together and the fossil records shows that there is no Dr. Pat Robertson. Castro. After a brief question and and is apparently a very biased advo- were the best of hosts. true fossil evidence for evolution, which In fact the people of Venezuela have answer period, Robertson quoted the cate for the witness. Ms. McKean has Thank you Rick and Jordon for being is why they draw pictures of transition been suffering for several years Venezuelan dictator who has asked accused the defendant in this travesty the start, thank you again for letting us forms for texts and museums. Notable under the cruel hand of dictator why, if America hates him so much, of justice of crimes he has not commit- play a part. differences between ape and man con- Hugo Chavez Frias. Recently elected they do not just assassinate him? ted. There was no evidence presented We love you Tooele. firm that they definitely could not be to a second term by the Venezuelan Robertson retorted, “Well maybe we that any damage had occurred. Sherry Tomboc related, yet superficial similarities are citizens who were able to vote, the should do it then, it’s better than a As for getting off “Scott free,” the Tooele used to deceive people into believing in democracy that is largely seen as the war!” defendant, who has been the real evolution. most progressive in South America First of all the statements was victim of this farce, has suffered The majority of students and adults continues to live with the conse- careless and should have been bet- immeasurably from these one-sided, God supported by science Editor: who have been presented both sides of quences of high unemployment, the ter planned. That said, the sarcastic completely ridiculous accusations. I When evolutionists present their the question, as well as many scientists diminished economic units and the (albeit based in truth) remark was suggest that she do her homework and dogma, they disclose failure to objec- including me, agree that creation by God tyranny of the people in power. not much different from President not slander the defendant. The reason tively consider scientific details on both far better explains the scientific evidence Venezuela is the fourth most oil Reagan’s jab when testing a micro- the defendant was found not guilty was sides of the question: “Origin by Chance and that God is far more than an intelli- rich nation in the world and the phone he said, “We will begin bomb- because of the mountain of evidence or God?” They simply have blind faith in gent designer. Duane Long nation with the third highest budget ing the Russians in two minutes!” to the contrary. As for Perry Mason, he what they have repeatedly been told by Stansbury Park in the Western hemisphere. Until Secondly, Robertson’s comments did his job commendably. their atheistic media and educational sys- recently is was also the nation to came in a larger context of sighting One of the “good old boys” tems. They overlook critical flaws in the Two tragedies to mourn which the third highest number people like Dietrich Bonhoffer who Ron Russell theory’s foundation. The logical fallacies Editor: of Western immigrants chose to had attempted to assassinate Hitler, Grantsville relocate. Hundreds of thousands implying that if killing was ever justi- in their discussions would not be needed Richard and Sam; gone but never for- immigrants call Venezuela home and fied it was in this case perhaps to if evolution were true. gotten. the nation of upwards of 25 million be done by the Venezuelan people Tooele full of charity, love The existence of God is testable and I would like the family of Richard Editor: suffers under the hand as cold as and with the Americans promising has never been refuted. It has only been Martinez to know that my heart goes out One day a faithful man named Rick, the dictator’s birth name. Just two to support the new government of supported by the evidence. The state- to each and everyone of them. I truly wished he could perform a wondrous years ago a coup backed largely by Venezuela. Does history not prove ment, “God exists,” is therefore scientific. think they have to be one of the strongest trick, and make all those who were left full-blooded Spaniards who make up the killing one person is always bet- Since power is the rate of doing work, an families in the world. To experience the without, fed, dressed, comforted and 20 percent of the country’s popula- ter than fighting a war? If that is the Infinitely-Powerful God could have cre- two tragic losses that they have faced in leave no doubt. tion had Chavez’ forces reeling and case, was his jocular comment not ated the universe in as short a time as He the past three years is unimaginable. He wanted to collect the things they took a large portion of Venezuela’s literally true? desired, producing trillions of stars com- Three years ago, when I was 17, I woke would need, he shared his ideas and military to fight for freedom. Within Due to America’s superpower plete with their gravitational fields and up to what was one of the saddest (and planted the seed. 48 hours Chavez’ thugs killed the status and reliable allies, the United light that filled space. (Their light did not scariest) days I have faced. Richard’s father, A group started to gather things to and freedom fighters and he was able to States has never had to launch a full- have to travel to Earth.) Sam, had tragically passed away in a motor- fro, everyone knew where they had to go. win a majority of the voting members scale ground war in our own hemi- Radiometric dating is used by evolu- cycle accident that occured in my front Along the way another gathering they in the election the following year. sphere for a 107 years. If Venezuela, tionists because it will indicate a very old yard while my parents were on vacation in did find, doing things of a similar kind. In fact many good people were kept a country with as much population Earth and rocks. However, information Another young man named Jordon, away from the polls by the dictator’s as Iraq and more square mileage than critical for accurate dating is unknown. SEE LETTERS ON A5 organized their group, they were filling iron fist and others feared reprisals Germany and Japan (but less than a truck with everything from clothes to for voting against him. The man who soup. until recently appeared to be more of LETTER RULES One by one they packed it high. a right-wing dictator in the stripe of SEE BUTLER ON A5 Service they were doing, they stepped The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the forth to try. author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community This group joined together and it went of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual so fast, new things, old things dropped by circumstances at the editor’s discretion. each that passed. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long People gave and gave some more. are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- Three days later we had to close the A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 collection door. Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Three trucks plus to Camp Williams 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call they took, bedding, socks, toys, clothing, 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor hygienne and books. For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY September 27, 2005 A5

tive like Jack Kemp or William J. reputation. Butler Bennett were elected president. In fact, Robertson has raised continued from page A4 Instead, Robertson has gone back over a billion dollars and given to his two greatest loves: preach- away at least nine figures from his Iraq) ever becomes the stage of an ing the gospel of Jesus Christ and personal funds to feed the hungry, American war, the results would raising hundreds of millions of help disaster and AIDS victims, be disastrous. dollars for its propagation. And given comfort and medicine to All Robertson said was perhaps while today Robertson is a multi- the sick and imprisoned and help a successful coup that ousted millionaire, the media and even them have a better life. He has the dictator and set up a regime some of his foes within Christian done all this with little applause without him would be an option circles refuse to acknowledge he except from his staff, family and America should consider, largely could be a billionaire but chooses friends and the millions of sup- through the Venezuelan people not to. Every year he gives away porters who also suffer accusa- who are already resisting Chavez. hundreds of million dollars to tions for being his fans. If Jesse Incidentally, while neither Dr. Robertson nor I advocates using further the ministries he has set Jackson or Al Franken ever gave the CIA or any government or up on at least three continents! He away so much as $100 of their privately backed civilian to kill has been called all sorts of names, own funds to help starving people, a human — a lot of people do. had his comments on Liberia it would be front page news! But Watergate conspirator and later distorted, and been accused of in the end, when the lists of the TV and radio star G. Gordan almost anything imaginable while greatest Americans of his or any Liddy has advocated it. Actor Alec his enemies have not once suc- era are complied, they remain Baldwin made a joke about assas- ceeded at pinning any true accusa- incomplete without that of Pat sinating Henry Hyde and his fam- tion to his enormously honorable Robertson. photography / Mike Call ily during the Clinton impeach- The Colonel holds a teapot during a raffle at Sunday’s Mountain Man Rendezvous Tooele’s Blair Hope reads ment scandal and the comedy the winning number while Scotsman looks on. writers of late night talk shows Back to School made jokes about killing George W. Bush while he was a candidate MUSIC Colonel brings history to life in 2000. In both cases not one mainstream news person (except for conservative talk) criticized FUN! his comments as liberals always Band & Orchestra at Mountain Man Rendezvous have the luxury of spewing hate Music Supplies with impunity` Spike Lee called Music Instruments by Mark Watson for the murder of Charlton Heston Print Music STAFF WRITER and many Americans laughed at it! LDS Items Midvale’s Carl Timmerman played Finally, I have heard both a dual role at the Mountain Man liberals and conservatives make Console Piano sharp, inflammatory and untrue Rendezvous in Tooele last week- $ in great end. statements to defame the good 1,495 condition! When acting like a mountain character of Dr. Robertson, one man he goes by the name “Flapping of the greatest living Americans. Eagle,” but his true love is west- Contrary to what most people Band & ern military history. So most of the know or understand, the Orchestra Instrument time he dresses in Army attire and Republican broadcaster grew up the mountain men call him “The in suburban Virginia the son of Rental Here a Democratic United States con- Colonel.” # “I come here to teach history. I gressman (later senator). 36 N. Main 7 love history. This year’s rendezvous His father had opposed integra- Merc Plaza • 833-9500 was bigger than last year’s. The peo- tion but the younger Robertson ple that visit us here in Tooele are never did and as early as 1966 he wonderful.” Timmerman said. was on record supporting full inte- The Colonel was also this year’s gration and equality for blacks. booshway, or the top leader at the The same year he purchased a rendezvous. Second in command small TV studio and within seven was “Scotsman” or Richard Luke, a years had viewers throughout Jazz-In-It the nation. In 1976, though still mountain man from Salt Lake City. photography / Mike Call a registered as a Democrat, he Dance & Gymnastics Ages 2-25 The person second in command is “Jeremiah Johnson” and his wife chat with “President Abraham Lincoln” known as the segundo. at the Tooele Mountain Man Rendezvous on Sunday. cast his first Republican vote for from Beginning to Elite! The Colonel spent time on Gerald Ford. By 1980 he switched a to the right party and voted twice Saturday to teach about 92 elemen- President Abraham Lincoln. “I was born 200 years too late,” Tooele & Grantsville tary students who visited his com- Last weekend wrapped up Walkingbear said. Most of the items for Ronald Reagan. By then he mand headquarters, an authentic the 12th Tooele Mountain Man he sells go for less than $100, but had over 10 million viewers and Classes Offering: tent reminiscent of those on the 1.7 million people on his mailing z Rendezvous, which is part of the some elks hides go for $200 and an • CHEER Beg. & Adv. battlefield during the Civil War. Festival of the American West. original Hudson Bay blanket costs list. He owned a college and had “In the South it was known as the “This place was packed with nearly $500. benevolent ministries in a score • JAZZ FREE ‘War of Rebellion’ and was fought people on Saturday,” said Tooele’s “Most rendezvous were in the of nations throughout the world. z First Class + over states’ rights. Slavery was a Blair Hope who helps coordinate spring. Mountain men would trade In 1988 he entered the GOP race • HIP HOP No registration fees. minor issue,” Timmerman said. the event each year. He said 30 ven- things with the Indians. The Indians for president of the United States • GYMNASTICS Come try us out! The Colonel’s tent features an dors participated at the rendezvous. liked beads, so mountain men could and though his campaign was officer’s camp stove from the 1840s. Scotsman will advance from get needed supplies by trading beads unsuccessful, he won state prima- • BALLET He uses the stove to cook meals segundo to booshway for next year’s to the Indians. Mountain men were ries in Iowa, South Carolinia, and I • STUNTING during rendezvous. The Colonel rendezvous. The new segundo will adventurous. They liked to be alone Nevada, (he was probably cheated makes history come alive for visi- be “Walkingbear” or Jeff Heavirland and would head up into the moun- out of Michigan). He won more • MUCH MORE tors because he can show them of West Point. tains. It was a difficult life. Some primaries than Howard Dean, Pat Buchanan, Ross Perot, Jesse n th several authentic artifacts and docu- Walkingbear makes a living by would starve and others would be 21 Year ments including a 1775 British sol- selling his crafts and other memo- eaten by bears. Out of every 10 that Jackson, Al Sharpton and John dier’s prayer book, a letter written rabilia at mountain man rendezvous would go out only four would ever McCain ever won! Anniversary by George Washington and an edi- throughout the West. He attends return,” Walkingbear said. The question may be asked tion of the New York Times which nearly 35 of these events each year. e-mail: [email protected] had Robertson become president features the Gettysburg Address by would America be a very differ- I ent country today? Probably not, he likely would have done much tion of improving communica- aspect of his personality came to the same as the victor, George Letters tions and a good relationship with the forefront when he as a Vietnam Herbert Walker Bush, with one t Trip & Performance at the residents of Tooele City. He veteran joined forces with another significant exception. He might continued from page A4 is always willing to listen to the proud veteran, Dave McCall and Disney Land Nevada. After that tragic day, for have taken out Saddam Hussein wants and needs voiced by the came up with an idea to honor in 1991 and prevented later prob- Don’t miss out being a part the next six months to a year after, local citizens and include them in all those individuals who have of the biggest and best dance I would see Richard and his family lems with Iraq because like Bush his decision-making. proudly served this great country. and cheer team around. laying flowers where the accident 43, Robertson is more of an ideal- Steve plans on being a full time Their combined effort and dedica- occured. ist as opposed to Bush 41 who is mayor. The citizenry of Tooele will tion brought into existence the “You can depend From this I felt a close, but dis- more of a pragmatist, politically. be the beneficiary of the knowl- Tooele Veterans Memorial Park tant relationship with the family. I As late as 1996 there was talk edge he has gained in the areas located at the corner of Main and on us.” would see Richard here and there, of Robertson becoming White of human resources, public safety Vine Streets. walking his beautiful dogs, and House press secretary or an and growth management (master Let’s elect Steve Bevan as mayor CALL NOW 882-5496 wonder how the family was doing. ambassador, if a true conserva- plan). of Tooele and allow him to lead us This is why early Wednesday morn- In actuality, we the citizens of as we venture further into the 21st ing, I was completely and utterly Century. stunned when I heard the news Tooele have invested precious time For those who procrastinate of Richard’s tragic and untimely and resources into bringing Steve and say that “My vote don’t count,” PERSONAL COMMUNITY death. It felt like a personal loss to to this junction, and it is now time me, even thought I never actually to reap the benefits from that you are only right if you don’t EALTH ARE knew him. I can’t even imagine investment. register and exercise your right to H C , P.C. what the family was going through, I have personally known Steve vote! but I would like them to know my for approximately 40 years. So get registered and get to the 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 heart goes out to all of them. Through his leadership and profes- primary elections on Tuesday, Oct. I wish them the very best and sional and personal dedication, 4. prayers. Rest in peace Richard he will make the city of Tooele a Richard Trujillo Martines and Sam Anglada, you place we can all be proud of. This Tooele may be gone, but you will never be NEW EXTENDED HOURS forgotten. Randi J. Long Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care Tooele Tribute to Toby We are pleased to introduce a new Experience counts Please join us in a celebration for: Nurse Practitioner who has joined our Editor: team at Personal Community Health Care Monday Wed. Friday Now more than ever Tooele City Gwendolyn Cook MS, APRN, FNP 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm needs experienced leadership at Toby Shields’ 90th Birthday the helm of city government. The Saturday October 1, 2005 growing pains that we presently Tooele Senior Citizens Center Tuesday Thursday are experiencing and the antici- 59 East Vine Street, Tooele 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm pated growth of the future needs Reflections of Toby’s Life immediate attention. We cannot 5:00-6:00 pm afford the time it will take for an Open House 6:00-8:00 pm Saturday 9 am - 4 pm inexperienced mayor to learn the No Gifts Please “ins and outs” of running a city government. TOBY SHIELDS “OPEN” Steve Bevan is a life long resi- Golf Scramble dent of Tooele and for the past six Oquirrh Hills Golf Course 1959 North Aaron years has dedicated himself to the Friday Sept. 30 • 3pm citizens of Tooele as a full time $25 - Golf, Cart & Dinner Drive, Suite C. Tooele city councilman and at times sat in RSVP by Sept 27th to Visit our new convenient hours with Curt for the mayor during his absence. Krissy Hatch 435-882-7391 or Dustin and Gwendolyn Cook, Family Nurse 882-1644 Steve has always maintained an Terri Whitehouse 801-266-2160 Practitioners for all your health care needs open door policy with the inten- A6 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 Natural wonders draw crowds at gem show OBITUARIES by Karen Hunt Sondra L. Rigby STAFF WRITER Trees and birds. On Sept. 22, 2005, Sondra Lee Nature is sometimes an artist, as Anderson Rigby passed away demonstrated by polished stones at peacefully with family at her the Tooele Rock and Mineral Show side after a five year battle this past weekend. with cancer. Sondra was born Not only are there the natural Jan. 24, 1937, in Des Moines, crystals from opened geodes, but Iowa. Living all of her youth in also gleaming bits of gold and color- Pleasant Grove, Utah. ful minerals. After her marriage on Oct. 12, And in some of the stones there 1956, in the Salt Lake Temple all over the world — a light purple are pictures. to Ken Dabell Rigby, resided in A piece of bruno jasper from rock called Charoite from Russia; Vernon, Utah for the rest of her Gerald Scarrow’s own mine was pol- deep blue Lapiz from Afghanistan, a days. ished and on display with a white brilliant purple rock called Sujalite Sondra had three themes bird apparent in its face. from Africa and brilliantly colored that were consistent in her life: Sondra L. Rigby Bruno is an expensive rock as it is shell from New Zealand. They even church, family and home. She hard to obtain today. The Scarrows sell dinosaur bone. was well known for her bread mine it themselves in Idaho and As the couple has traveled from times. She loved the gospel and and cinnamon rolls. She made chunks of the rock can cost into the show to show — they will be at the the scriptures. soap and braided rugs. Made hundreds of dollars. Utah State Fairgrounds in October She leaves behind a rich lega- clothes and costumes for her It has swirls of color in it — — they’ve made friends in the “rock” cy of five children; 23 grandchil- children. She was an avid sup- oranges, browns, creams and white. community and developed a reputa- dren; and two great-grandchil- Not too long ago, their son discov- tion for having quality products. porter of the Scouting program dren; brother and sisters; and ered another rock they sell called “My husband just knows his rocks and she became Mother Eagle in-laws. Not a day will go by forest green plume. and he will not carry anything that’s to three Eagle Scouts. that we won’t think of her or be Ellen Wixom of Kaysville, Utah, is not good,” Joy admits. “He does She loved the grandchildren, reminded of her. We love you one of many who think it looks like fabulous cab work, you know stone making cookies and doughnuts, Mom, See Ya Later, Tell Dad a perfect landscape with the shapes work.” going to plays, reading or just Hi! Many thanks to Dr. Ford of aspens and evergreens below the Other vendors at the show each plain talking. and his office, Dr. Watson and have their niche, with the products To set an example in her his office. CareSource Hospice horizon line. She bought a piece to photography / Mike Call send her father. ranging from wire wrapped porce- later years, she and her hus- your kindness, compassion, Gerald Scarrow sold quality rocks from around the world at last weekend’s band went on a mission to Cape knowledge and support were “I’ve been to rock shows all my lain jewelry, gold nugget necklaces, gem show. Some of his finest pieces of bruno jasper, mined on his own claim, Town, South Africa. Before leav- so much appreciated. Funeral life and I’ve never seen anything like carved stone cups and vases, book were on display, including a piece (top, left) with the image of a bird in it. that,” she enthused. The Scarrows ends, carved animals, a wide range ing she mentioned she had read Services were held on Tuesday once specialized in selling the best of jewelry ranging from sparkling the Book of Mormon 35 times. with interment in the Vernon siders the Scarrows products among their rocks and have a broad selec- jasper, but now sell many other gem stones to rougher stones set in As of last year she had read it 57 Cemetery. the highest quality, in part because tion. Jensen started making and sell- rocks. silver and bags of rocks for kids. they have a permit to mine many of ing his own jewelry over 30 years Their merchandise comes from Fred Jensen of West Jordan con- ago and has bought fine turquoise from the Scarrows. Lorraine He too has found images in the rocks he’s bought, including that of Stonebreaker Bush a tree in a stone he just had a hunch he should pick up. 1921 - 2005 Today, the Tooele Gem and Mineral Show, which has been going Lorraine was born Oct. 24, for over 20 years, is attracting the 1921, in Ogden, Utah, to Joseph younger generation. Stonebreaker and Inza Redden, “I saw more rock hounds origi- spending her youth in Tooele. nally and now there’s not as many In 1940 she married her high people going in like there used school sweetheart, David Bush, to be,” said Sandy Davis of Davis and they spent the majority of Gems. “It’s just the general popula- their loving 60-year marriage in tion going in.” Rush Valley, Utah. After attend- Young Tooele residents Garth ing the University of Utah, 493 W. 400 N., Tooele and Mandi Huffaker aren’t avid Lorraine channeled her intel- Lorraine Stonebreaker Bush rock hounds, but say they enjoy the ligence and energy into her car- 882-4800 show. shone in her renowned portrait www.mohlmanlaw.com ing for her husband and five “The first year I came I didn’t children. work, a form that exhibited her think I’d like it,” Garth said, “but it’s She was pure magic in the genuine love of all people. just really interesting to see the dif- kitchen, creating ridiculously She applied her fervent tes- ferent things people can do.” timony of the Savior’s gospel, delicious pies and hearty farm Still Garth hasn’t thought much of insightful talent for teaching, fare. After her children were finding the rocks himself. and charity to many church call- grown, Lorraine took time for “It might be interesting if I got ings, and served as a fulltime her art and became an award into it, but I’ve never really thought missionary with her husband. winning painter. of getting into it,” he said. Since he passed on four years A series of her paintings por- But, what he has done is buy sev- ago, Lorraine has been eager to traying the simple, human, and eral rocks with paintings on them to rejoin him. On Sept. 25, Lorraine humorous scenes in the lives decorate their home. won her final battle with cancer of LDS church members can be “You find some really cool stuff at — she went home. seen in the church’s museum. great prices,” he said. She is survived by sons Dan Her skill and spirit especially (Dorothy), Craig (Janice); daughters Christine Hale and Lorrie; preceded in death by husband David and daughter Shelley. Funeral services will be held on Thursday Sept. 29, at 11 a.m. in the Rush Valley Ward. Friends may call at Tate Mortuary on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday 9:30-10:30 prior the funeral at the church. Interment in the Clover Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family will hap- pily accept contributions to the LDS Perpetual Education Fund.

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report of hate crimes. Though Hate Crimes among those crimes reported as City plans new road to go with nine holes continued from page A1 motivated by the victim’s sexual orientation, only one percent were by Mark Watson The project will also include a jsmart@langdon groupinc.com. ment, installing geotextile fabric be penalized as a class A misde- against heterosexuals. STAFF WRITER golf cart under-crossing, which will Smart said 12 citizens attended and laying down two inches of new meanor, could receive a stiffer Litvack said that because Utah’s Tooele plans major improve- connect the front nine with the new the hearing on Thursday along with asphalt. These projects are on 200 penalty as a third-degree felony. law does not specifically list clas- ments to a three-quarter-mile sec- back nine on the east side of the the project team. South from Main Street to Coleman Because Segelson and the other Street, 100 South from Main Street sifications it has failed to be use- tion of Droubay Road, which runs road. Workers already have started “Those who attended were sup- three men accused in the attack construction on a new back nine at portive of the project and were to 7th Street, Smelter Road from ful. north and south on the east side of have already been charged with Oquirrh Hills. Both projects should interested in the proposed final 500 North to Droubay Road. Tooele “In an investigation, the ques- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course between felonies, the current hate crimes be completed by the fall of 2006. design of the roadway,” he said. also plans to begin several slurry- tion comes in, did [the perpetra- Vine Street and Smelter Road. law has no way of enhancing their tor] specifically select [the victim] J-U-B Engineers, Inc. of Salt People were pleased that the road seal projects this week including penalties. The project will be paid for with Lake City is the consultant for the would be completed in one year. these entire subdivisions: Carr because of their race or religion, a $1 million federal grant and about “I have enhanced [the charges or whatever,” Litvack said. Droubay Road project, and they con- The city’s goals for the project are Fork, Settlement Point, Oquirrh $100,000 from city funds. Plans and penalties for Segelson and the The current law states that hate ducted a public hearing Thursday to improve safety and connectivity Meadows, Deer Meadows, Spring are to widen the right-of-way to 80 others] in every manner I could,” crimes are those that cause the at Tooele City Hall. The Langdon for motorists, cyclists and pedes- Meadows and Chelsea Cove. These feet with a 58-foot-wide road and a Searle said. “If there was a hate- victim to “fear to freely exercise Group, a subsidiary of J-U-B, is tak- trians. Also, to provide improved projects should be completed in two six-foot-wide sidewalk on the west crimes law which was applica- or enjoy any right secured by the ing comments from any residents accessibility, safety and mobility to three weeks. Residents should of the road. Curb and gutter will ble in this manner I would have Constitution.” That, said Litvack, concerned about environmental for golf course users, repair fail- park off the streets in these areas to charged it.” is almost impossible to prosecute. be installed on both sides of the impact or other items. Comments ing pavement and comply with the allow workers to do their jobs. Litvack has introduced legisla- Searle said that a race-bias cer- road. The east side of the road will will be accepted through Oct. 1. Tooele City Master Plan. Road C funds derived from tax tion each year since 2001 trying tainly played a part in the recent include a 2.5-foot-wide landscape They should be sent to Justin Smart, The city recently completed on gasoline imposed by the state are to rewrite the Utah’s hate crimes Tooele attack. strip, 10-foot-wide bike path and a 2875 S. Decker Lake Drive, Suite three major road projects which used to pay for these projects. law. Other senators and represen- “I think it made the crime a lot retaining wall. 201, Salt Lake City, Utah 84119 or included roto-milling of old pave- e-mail:[email protected] tatives have introduced legislation easier for them based upon [the every year since 1996 but none of victim] was a minority,” Searle the bills have passed. Litvack’s Wednesday and Thursday,” said. version of the hate crimes law Riders Stevenson said. “Next week we’ll There were 58 hate-related inci- probably only ride one day because would list specific protected clas- continued from page A1 dents reported in Utah in 2003 sifications and enable prosecutors we’ll be so tired after this week. to the FBI, the most recent year works at Albertson’s. to enhance even second-degree But we’ll keep riding until the snow for which data is available. There They began their trek from Rush felonies to first-degree. flies.” was one hate crime reported in Valley at 4 a.m. and by 7:30 a.m. Sen. Chris Buttars, (R-West The national television show the Tooele metro area during that arrived at school and parked their Jordan), has voted against chang- “Good Morning America” plans to year. animals in the animal lab while ing the hate crimes law. He said feature the girls in a segment on they attended classes. At 2:30 p.m. he would not vote for a bill that Past state senator James Evans Wednesday, Stevenson said. “I’m they mounted up again, posed for a would give “special rights to spe- introduced his own updated ver- getting calls from everybody now few snapshots and began the three- cial groups.” sion for Utah’s hate crimes bill last including “Inside Edition” and a and-one-half-hour ride back to Rush “You won’t get me to pass a hate spring based on a controversial bunch of people from New York.” Valley. It turned out to be a long day crimes law unless it covers every- Georgia law. Georgia’s law was the Gas prices continued to climb for Evans and her horse Nighthawk body,” Buttars said. “I think it only other hate crimes law in the this year and skyrocketed after and Stevenson and her horse Wink. would be fine if we could protect country that did not specify clas- Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. It is a 30-mile round-trip. everyone.” sifications. It was struck down by Since then prices have dropped a “When you have a car that gets Buttars said he was particularly Georgia’s Supreme Court in 2004 few cents to about $2.86 per gallon 10 miles per gallon, you have to concerned about the inclusion of because, the court said, the law for regular unleaded. do something,” sexual orientation as a classifica- was “unconstitutionally vague.” Super Crossword Answers Stevenson said. tion in hate crimes legislation. Hate crimes laws that do list The Rush Valley “I’m going to be against it so protected categories were shown students thought long as it gives special groups, to be constitutional by the U.S. they would not especially gays, a special right,” Supreme Court in 1993. Former get a chance to Buttars said. Chief Justice William Rehnquist ride to school Litvack said that because every- wrote in the unanimous decision again because one has a sexual orientation, even that hate crimes are “more likely bringing horses to if that orientation is heterosexual, to provoke retaliatory crimes, school is against everyone is protected by hate- inflict distinct emotional harms the rules. But the crimes laws. Buttars would not on their victims, and incite com- dynamic duo will comment on the fact violent per- munity unrest.” Thus, the court ride again. School petrators are prosecuted for bias reasoned, the state has a right to officials have against both heterosexuals and give greater punishment to hate now decided to homosexuals. crimes. let the girls ride Crimes based on bias or hate With Georgia’s vague hate- whenever they against heterosexuals, whites, crimes law removed by the courts, want. “We’re Christians, and other non-minori- Utah is the only state with a hate going to ride ties are listed in the Federal crimes law that does not list spe- Tuesday (today), Bureau of Investigation’s annual cific classifications. ��������������� ������������������ �������� �������������������� �������������������������������������� ������������������������ �������������������������� ����������������������

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Cont’d “Love in the Time of Money” (2002) Vera Farmiga. “The School of Rock” (2003, Comedy) Jack Black. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” premiere, “Arrival.” He’s brought to THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 29, 2005 the Fortress of Solitude, where Jor- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 El tells him he’s not going back to (2) CBS News Ent. Tonight Survivor: Guatemala -- Maya CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) ’ Without a Trace “Showdown” (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show Smallville, but staying at the Fortress (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Alias Vaughn may be a double agent. Night Stalker “Pilot” ’ (CC) Primetime (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider and preparing to save the Earth. He (5) NBC News News Joey (N) ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ The Apprentice (N) ’ (CC) (8:59) ER “Nobody’s Baby” (N) (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night does make an exception when (6) HBO (5:45) “Noises Off” ››› (1992) Carol Burnett. Cont’d “The Medallion” ›› (2003) Jackie Chan. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Inside the NFL ’ (CC) “The Rundown” ››› (2003) The Rock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Corpse Bride Chloe (Allison Mack) can’t handle (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) JFK: Breaking the News ’ (CC) The Sixties: The Years That Shaped a Generation (N) ’ (CC) Fresh Fields Brittas Empire Great Performances ’ (CC) the cold and needs to leave. (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hates Chris Love, Inc. (N) ’ Eve (N) ’ (CC) Cuts (N) ’ (CC) Jerry Springer (N) ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Girlfriends (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ ››› › Night Stalker (10) TBS Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) “Starship Troopers” (1997) (PA) Casper Van Dien, Dina Meyer. 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His charac- (26) ANPL Wild Down Under Hunt for the Lost Serpent Animal Precinct “Hard Lessons” Wild Down Under “Island Arks” (N) Hunt for the Lost Serpent Animal Precinct “Hard Lessons” ter, Carl Kolchak, is a Los Angeles (27) NICK SpongeBob Romeo! ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show reporter who covers crime and is es- (28) FAM “The Night of the Twisters” ›› (1996) John Schneider, Devon Sawa. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program pecially interested in crimes that ap- (29) TOON Grim Adventures Codename: Kid Foster’s Home Cartoon Cartoons Yu-Gi-Oh! 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(CC) (DVS) “U.S. Marshals” ›› (1998, Suspense) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. (CC) (DVS) “Dead Presidents” ›› (1995) (CC) 8:59 p.m. on % NBC (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) NewsNight With Aaron Brown (CC) Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown (43) CNBC Late Night With Conan O’Brien (N) ’ Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch The Apprentice: Martha Stewart ’ Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch A surrogate mother faces a difficult ›› ’ ’ decision about the child she’s carry- (46) LIFE (5:00) “Out of Darkness” Cont’d “Total Stranger” (1998, Suspense) Lindsay Crouse, Dan Lauria. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Nanny (CC) The Division (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto ing when she goes into premature (51) FXSPN American Poker Championship Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Fant. Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Chris Myers Boxing Sunday Night Fights. labor after a car crash. Pratt (Mekhi (52) ESPN (5:30) College Football Air Force at Colorado State. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:20) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Phifer) tries to sort through his feel- (57) USA Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) “Training Day” ››› (2001, Drama) Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Scott Glenn. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Blown Away” ›› (1994, Suspense) Jeff Bridges. (CC) ings in the wake of encountering his (71) DISC Americas Volcanoes Firehouse USA: Boston Dirty Jobs “Sewer Inspector” (CC) MythBusters “Exploding Jawbreaker” Americas Volcanoes Firehouse USA: Boston estranged father. Sam and Kovac’s (518) ENC “Con Air” ›› (1997, Suspense) Nicolas Cage, John Cusack. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Outbreak” ›› (1995, Suspense) Dustin Hoffman, René Russo. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:10) “Bad Santa” ››› (2003) Billy Bob Thornton. ‘R’ (:45) Blue Velvet (Linda Cardellini, Goran Visnjic) rela- (534) STARZ (:05) “Shall We Dance?” ›› (2004) Richard Gere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Friday Night Lights” ››› (2004) Billy Bob Thornton. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Miracle” ››› (2004, Drama) Kurt Russell, Patricia Clarkson. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) tionship is in trouble. Maura Tierney (561) MAX (5:50) “Hard to Kill” ›› (1990) Steven Seagal. ’ Cont’d “Gloria” › (1999, Drama) Sharon Stone. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Thirteen” ››› (2003, Drama) Holly Hunter, Nikki Reed. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “You Got Served” ›› (2004) (CC) and Parminder Nagra also star in (576) SHOW “Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights” ›› Soul Food (iTV) The sisters argue. ’ Barbershop (iTV) Barbershop (iTV) Corrales Promo “Against the Ropes” ›› (2004, Drama) Meg Ryan. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) The Reckoning ‘R’ the new episode “Nobody’s Baby.” (591) TMC (5:35) “Fat City” ››› (1972) Cont’d (:15) “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” ›› (2003) David Spade. ‘PG-13’ “Easy Six” › (2003) Julian Sands. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “State of Grace” ››› (1990) Sean Penn. ’ ‘R’ TUESDAY September 27, 2005 A9

sibilities as city recorder. And I Bobby much needed retail clothing stores tors, C.C.T. Community Board and are going to demand a consider- Tooele have been a member of the Tooele Main to Tooele, and expand the city’s vice chairman of the Tooele County able amount of time from the local Volunteer Fire Department for 12 tax revenue, while revitalizing the Republican Party. government officials in the very continued from page A1 I was years. eastern side of town. Perhaps his greatest qualifica- near future. The growth of the born Nov. 1998 and was Tooele City faces many chal- 5. Expand quality job opportuni- tions are his entrepreneurial- Tooele Valley must be calculated 26, 1958 in elected as a lenges and I have the knowledge ties in the Tooele area. By offering ism and “can-do” attitude. In just and managed effectively through a Heidelburg, Tooele City and experience necessary to meet attractive tax credits and relatively the last two years, Russell has Comprehensive City Master Plan, G e r m a n y Council mem- those challenges. Issues of qual- cheap land, we can attract new launched over five different busi- which includes solutions for han- while my ber in 1999 ity of life for all of us — including employers to the city. This will nesses, which have already real- dling increased water and sewer father was and am cur- those who have lived here for many keep more residents employed in ized approximately $2.5 million in usage, preservation of open space, s t a t i o n e d rently serving years as well as the many new town, and prevent us from being revenue. He has the ability to plan a and an intelligent city design. there serv- in my second citizens that have just moved here Bobby Main simply a “bedroom community.” strategy and successfully get things Jobs — An issue that affects so ing his term. — need to be addressed immedi- 6. Preserve our town charter done in a relatively short period. many Tooele City residents today country in the Priorities ately. I am prepared now and quali- and keep local government open Russell’s business background has is the lack of local high paying United States Army. I graduated I believe Steve Bevan fied now to address those issues. and honest. In reviewing the pro- given him deep insight into the jobs. Sixty percent of the work- from Tooele High School in 1976. these are some With my 38 years of experience in posed changes that the current City perspective of the small-business ing population of Tooele commutes I married Jane Ann Fowler in 1977 of the top issues facing our city: city government and public safety Council wishes to make to the town owner, an increasingly vital part of to the Salt Lake Valley everyday. and we have four children: Jeffrey, Water: it is imperative to explore I have extensive working knowl- charter, I have become disturbed at the Tooele economy. Residents need jobs locally to allow Jeremy, Jordan and Jenni. Jane our avenues and options to estab- edge of budget issues, water, waste the references to “closed meetings” Other reasons Russell would added time to spend with fami- passed away as a result of a heart lish flowing water from our cur- water, parks, building and zoning and other ways that the council is make a good mayor is as the par- lies and additional opportunities attack in 2004. rently owned water rights. as well as those dealing with the trying to expand their power and ents of six children, his wife Annica to contribute to the local economy. I married the former Michelle Commercial growth: we need to legal department. I am prepared insulate themselves from the opin- and he are dedicated to Tooele and One way new jobs are created is Trujillo of Tooele in 2005 and have continue working with Economic now to meet the challenges that ions of the people of Tooele. Vote intend to make it their home for through the addition of new busi- three stepchildren Audrey, Mallory Development Corporation of Utah face all of us. against amending the charter, and the rest of their lives. This fact, nesses. Winters plans to focus on and Austin. I joined the U.S. Army to pursue commercial growth that I am concerned with the cur- keep local government open and combined with his commitment to implementing a well-organized in 1978 and served at Dugway can establish good paying jobs and rent city’s bonded indebtedness, as attentive to the will of the people. developing greater opportunities strategy to invite new business to Proving Ground and in Europe as a services for our community. well as the lawsuits that have been 7. Please get out and vote. Simply in Tooele, enable him to have the the Tooele Valley, while managing military policeman. I was hired by Public safety: with our current filed against the city. I will explore by doing your civic duty, you can long-term perspective that is vital their placement and the impact they the Tooele City Police Department growth and the projected growth of avenues to address them now. preserve this town’s identity and to safeguard the best interests of make on the community. Tooele in 1981 and retired in 2003. During our community, public safety is one Every city has difficulties providing take back the power that right- Tooele. As an interested citizen, residents should have the opportu- my time with the police department of my main concerns. I support ade- public services and funding infra- fully belongs to the residents of Russell has attended virtually every nity to work in the place that they I served as patrol officer, detective, quate manpower to accomplish the structure and providing recreation Tooele, from the select few, who city council, planning commission call home. patrol sergeant and retired as the goals and objectives of the police activities for our youth and young care for nothing but consolidating and redevelopment meeting for the Atmosphere — Many families patrol lieutenant. and fire department. I will work families. I’m prepared to address their power. By increasing voting last two years. He has also kept move to Tooele for the close com- I have continually participated to insure that our police and fire those issues by looking to sources we can conquer any challenge that active in many other aspects of munity atmosphere that has been in community activities involving department have the resources and of additional funding, looking at comes before us. the Tooele community. Currently, fostered by those who have been the youth of Tooele. I coached training necessary to support cur- areas that Tooele City can be more I am a nearly life-long resident of Russell is serving a four-year here for generations. Added growth football and baseball in the Little rent and future needs to continue efficient, thereby eliminating areas Tooele. I am a collections manager term on the Tooele City Planning and development will challenge League programs for several years. excellent law enforcement and fire of waste. In doing this it not only for an Air Ambulance service. In Commission and a two-year term that atmosphere. This small com- I coached football and wrestling protection. I will also work to slow makes us more efficient but also addition, I am attending college and on the Tooele County Chamber of munity environment deserves to at Tooele High School. I was the down traffic within the city to the will free up additional revenue to working on earning my bachelor’s Commerce Board of Directors. be maintained The roads must be supervisor over the Tooele County established speed limits. meet other needs. degree in history with a minor in Additional civic involvement kept in good repair, ordinances Justice Center. I am currently a Last but not least, I believe the I consider my years of public political science. If elected, I prom- includes membership on the exec- and speed limits enforced, build- board member for the Children’s voices of the people should be heard service to the citizens of Tooele ise to serve you full time as your utive board of a local non-profit ings cleared of graffiti and youth Justice Center and I work full-time in all matters of city management. I as truly a privilege. I learned to be mayor. Please, take back Tooele, youth mentor group - Youth and involved in positive uplifting pro- as the investigator for the Tooele pledge to work to improve citizen very sensitive to people’s concerns and vote for Ryan Timmins. Thank Families with Promise. Plus, he grams. Residents of Tooele should County Attorney’s Office. relationships with city government, about how Tooele City government you. represented the Republican party be able to live, work and shop Communication is the key to protect the people to ensure their affects each of our lives. Each of as a state delegate and precinct without the need to travel a great being successful in life and the Russell Winters trust by improving city manage- you are entitled to the most effi- chairman. distance. Tooele should be a place mayor must have the skills neces- Russell Winters is a father of ment/administration, and curbing cient city government service for Russell’s political and civic where your neighbors are your sary to listen and comprehend the six, a local business owner, mem- unnecessary spending. your tax dollars. I pledge to each of involvement has enabled him to friends, not just a place where you concerns and needs of the resi- ber of the Tooele City Planning I pledge that I will manage the you that I will use the knowledge understand the issues facing Tooele live, but also a community that you dents of Tooele. I will combine C o m m i s s i o n , city with traditional values and a and experience I have gained to residents on a local, state, and fed- call home. communication with compassion member of the common sense voice for the peo- provide an honest, hard-working, eral level and allowed him to refine “I am confident that I have the to understand how important their Tooele County ple. cost effective government. It’s very the skills of debate and consen- experience, knowledge, and per- concerns are. I have served this C h a m b e r important that you each be treated sus needed to produce concrete sonality to be an extremely positive Jay Collier community for 25 years and in Board of with respect when you deal with action. force as mayor of Tooele City. I I was born July 17, 1952. I am a doing so I have done, and always D i r e c t o r s , the city, that your tax dollars be What important issues are facing know I will be a mayor who is deci- retired private and state investiga- will do, what is in the best interest chairman of spent wisely and conservatively Tooele and what will Winters do to sive and pro-active, yet thoughtful tor. of the citizens of Tooele. Tooele City and that with cooperation and qual- address them? and collaborative at the same time. I worked on the campaign to I am not a run-of-the-mill politi- D o w n t o w n ity leadership Tooele will continue Growth — With the expected I would be honored to receive your put honest people in power. I was cian. I do not have a hidden agenda. Alliance, mem- to be a special place to live. I ask increase of up to 20 percent in vote to serve the people of Tooele the first one to put my name in I will serve each and every member ber of Y.F.P for your vote on Oct. 4. population during the next couple and I look forward to the oppor- to run for Lieutenant Governor. It of the community to the best of my e x e c u t i v e of years, growth and the issues tunity of showing you my commit- was delivered by CarLynn Dinmen Tom Ellevold ability. I do not have all the answers board of direc- that are brought with that growth ment to our community.” an attorney to My name is Tom Kent Ellevold as I do not believe any one person Russell Winters Olene Walker and I have been a resident of Tooele does, however, I will listen to the before Mike all my life. concerns of the community and act Leavitt said he In the years 1994 and 1995 I in their best interest by utilizing a was going to was nomi- qualified, educated and competent quit and go to nated to the staff,to ensure needs are addressed Washington, United States and intelligent decisions made. D.C. for a M e r c h a n t Ryan job. I was not M a r i n e conservative A c a d e m y Timmins enough. Jay Edwin Collier by Senators I am run- There are R o b e r t ning because Hadlee Wyatt four areas the city needs to work Bennett and it is imperative on: Orrin Hatch. that we have 1. I would work on Sheep Lane I was also bold, intelli- to I-80. n o m i n a t e d Tom K. Ellevold gent, and inno- 2. Make sure we have enough to the United vative leader- water before any more houses are States Naval ship in city built. Academy by former Rep. James hall. We can no Fundraiser 3. Build a bio diesel plant so it Hansen, where I was accepted as longer operate will cost only 78 cents a gallon to a candidate. After much consider- on auto pilot Ryan Timmins operate city vehicles. ation I declined my candidacy and as our growth 4. Help people in the city alter- attended the University of Utah spirals out of Tooele High Lunch Room nate power systems (solar, wind, where I received my bachelor’s control. We need an intelligent plan etc.) to make power and have Utah degree in biology. I currently work that is administered with integrity Power buy back what the city for the State Health Department as and assertiveness. It is high past doesn’t use — then the city is part a microbiologist. time that the people of Tooele stand Thursday of the solutions to our power prob- I met my wife Karen while in col- up and take back their city from the lem, not part of the problem. lege and have been happily married special interests. September Patrick Dunlavy for seven years. As I see it, we have seven monu- mental tasks to achieve in the next 29th I am 58 years old, father of four I am an avid musician, sound four years: children Lisa, Patrick, Kasey and engineer, and member of the 5:30 pm - 9 pm 1. Manage growth and develop- Mackensie, two wonderful daugh- band GRIDD, which has won sev- ment in an innovative and informed ters-in-law Kelsie and Shonnie, eral awards including the Tooele way that benefits the current resi- one son-in- County Fair Battle of the Bands dents of Tooele, without trampling law Shane, and Southern Utah Song Writers on the rights of property owners. Dinner four beauti- Contest first place. My wife and I 2. Preserve and protect the beau- ful grandchil- often volunteer our time to raise tiful open space, especially in the dren, Ashton, money for charities and other Hamburgers mountains and canyons that sur- M c K i n l e y , fundraisers, such as the American & Hot Dogs round the Tooele Valley, from ram- Jensen and Cancer Society and the Tooele pant development. Includes: Chips, London. Valley Nursing Home “Haunted 3. Pass the costs of “growth” I was born Hospital.” Drink & Cookies from current residents to the devel- and raised in I believe I would be a good opers. This can be done by cutting $ Tooele, gradu- mayor for Tooele because I am a property taxes for homeowners and ated from caring person with the ability to 3.00 Patrick Dunlavy raising “development impact fees Tooele High solve problems. This problem-solv- on the developers. Piping water and School and ing comes from years of scientific sewer lines into these new develop- attended Utah State University reasoning on the job and in sound & ments is not cheap, and rather than majoring in business administra- engineering along with a little bit the people of Tooele financing it $ tion. of faith. I am also a very diplomatic with their tax dollars, I feel that the I have had the privilege of work- person who always strives to solve 4.00 developers who profit from build- ing for the citizens of Tooele City conflict. I also have experience in ing and selling new homes should for 38 years starting as a graveyard lecturing and speaking at scien- have to finance these “projects” shift dispatcher with the Tooele tific conferences and on stage as a themselves. We are so close to the $20,000 goal. City Police Department. I worked musician. I have spoken in front of 4. Ease congestion on Main my way up to Lieutenant of the thousands of people at a time. Please come and show your support Street. It has become abundantly Administrative and Investigation There are many issues that clear over the last four years that Division. I then became the parks Tooele faces in the coming years, the “Gateway” plan of moving all and recreation director for two but I feel that population growth business to the north end of Main years before taking over the pur- is the most important. From this Street has been an abominable fail- chasing department. I became the issue many problems arise such as ure. A city the size of Tooele cannot Silent Auction • 5:30 to 9:00 pm Tooele City Recorder in 1983 until how to deal with a growing water just have one main road. We need the present. I was Special Projects shortage, enough jobs in Tooele, Come shop early for Christmas to zone for businesses on other Director for the construction of adequate low- and middle-income roads in town. This can be done, by DVD Players • Homemade Blankets • Gift Certificates the new city hall, new library, and housing in preferred areas, and a renewing and revitalizing Broadway the Pratt Aquatic Center and with growing influx of crystal meth that Car Supplies, Dinners & so much more into a thriving business area. This my direction these multi-million is attacking many rural communi- can be done by buying the vacant dollar projects were completed on ties such as ours. These are just a and rotting buildings that litter Sponsored by the THS Cheerleaders & the community time and on budget. Currently I few issues, but I believe it is a good Broadway, tearing them down, and am also the project director of the start and could point the city of building a shopping mall in their nine hole golf course expansion Tooele in a better and safer direc- place. This strategy would kill two project, along with my respon- tion. birds with one stone: it would bring A10 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Cowboys stun Pennant fever Bears for first hot in last week time, 20-13 of MLB season by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville has played one of the most gru- his is the time of eling and difficult preseason schedules in the year that sports Class 3A. fans are glued to And while the Cowboys had played five Tthe television. games and still didn’t have anything to show The college football slate for it in the win column, the demanding slate has finally moved past the has forced Grantsville to become a little more pre-season slate where focused, work harder in practice and improve NCAA powerhouses sched- on a weekly basis. ule powder puffs to pad The taxing and rigorous pre-season schedule their records and now the finally paid dividends on Friday and it couldn’t gridiron is heating up with Nick Drake have come at a more opportune time for the the league slates and heated SPORTS EDITOR Cowboys. rivalries in full force from Grantsville parlayed a career-high rushing now until Thanksgiving. performance from Ryan Butler and two scoring Meanwhile, the NFL season is starting to strikes from Ryan Willis to Justin Hawkins into take an interesting shape with some surprising a 20-13 road triumph over the two-time defend- undefeated teams while former perennial pow- ing Class 3A State champion Bear River Bears ers are struggling out of the gate. Friday in Tremonton. But while the pigskin is flying, the grueling Butler bolted for 170 yards rushing, including 162-game marathon called the Major League a dazzling 43-yard scoring gallop in the third Baseball (MLB) regular season is coming to a period to stake Grantsville to a lead it would halt this weekend. photography/Troy Boman never relinquish while Willis and Hawkins However, unlike most seasons, all but one Tooele’s Porter Hunt (right) reaches for a catch but Ben Lomond’s Andrew Gonzalez tugs on his jersey to keep hooked up on 12 and 30 yard touchdown tosses of the division titles and even the two wild the Buff receiver from hauling in the toss. Hunt would catch a pass later in the first-half and Tooele rolled to a on the night to help the Cowboys pull off the card berths have yet to be decided in what has decisive 49-6 Homecoming triumph over the Scots in the affair. stunning road and league triumph. become one of the most entertaining and hard In fact, Grantsville had never beaten the Bears fought campaigns, maybe ever. on the gridiron until Friday’s rain-drenched and The MLB schedule-makers either had some lightening-filled backdrop. kind of foresight or stumbled into right combi- Buffs overcome slow start to The game was suspended three times for nations down the stretch to add intrigue to an lightening and the field was muddy and slick. already heightening playoff stretch. The triumph also spoiled Bear River’s There are six teams still in contention for Homecoming as well. the four playoff berths in the American League roll to 49-7 Homecoming win Although the Cowboys were winless heading and all six play their closest competitors in into the region opener, Grantsville still relishes this final week of thrilling baseball. American the victory because Friday’s game is the first by Nick Drake were first and goal at the Buff 7 with the game dead- League West contenders Los Angeles Angels of affair to officially count in the standings and locked at 7-7 before a penalty stalled the march and Anaheim travel to Oakland to tangle with the SPORTS EDITOR toward a possible Class 3A State Football Tooele answered with a quick three-play scoring second place A’s in a pivotal four-game set in Tooele didn’t start out strong in Friday’s annual berth. march just a few plays later to quell the Scots’ upset the bay. The Angels carved out a hard fought Homecoming contest. The game was also the second of a grueling bid and lift the hosts to a lead they would never 4-3 triumph on Monday but the A’s still relish But the Buffs feel that it’s not how you start but three-game road trip. The Cowboys hit the road relinquish. three more games with their arch rivals from how you finish that is important. to Ogden Friday to tangle with region rival Ben The Buffs led 14-7 at halftime and produced 14 Disney Land. Ben Lomond scored the game’s first touchdown Lomond in another vital league contest at 7 points in the third and 21 more points in the final Meanwhile, the American League Center and threatened another before Tooele could even p.m. frame of the game to run away with the league leading Chicago White Sox have seen their get on track offensively. Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said the triumph. monumental 15-game lead shaved to just a But the Buffs answered the Scots score with 49 delays during the game gave the Cowboy Tooele now sports a glossy 4-2 overall record on minute two games over the Cleveland Indians straight points for the remaining three quarters and coaching staff extra time to make adjustments the season but more importantly, have a 1-0 mark in and face a six-game road trip with three in Tooele coasted to a decisive 49-7 triumph over Ben to enhance their offensive effectiveness and the vital Region 11 ranks. Detroit and finish the season with a three- Lomond Friday at THS. hamper the Bear River efforts. The Buffs will face a tough test Friday how- game set in Cleveland where the division Jace Harris bolted for two touchdowns while “Number one, we were more competitive ever, when second-ranked Logan makes the trek crown will probably be decided. Trifon Gochis, Dorian Cochran, A.J. Nunley and than we were all year long,” he noted. “We’ve to Tooele for a 7 p.m. contest against the 5-1 And just like their American League combat- Nick Gochis sprinted for a scoring gallop each to been telling the kids that it is region that mat- Grizzlies. ants, the New York Yankees and Boston Red trigger the Tooele barrage. Zach Mikesell also fired ters and they believed us and played their Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said he was glad to get Sox will slug it out this week for the AL East a 25-yard scoring strike to Justin Brady in the third hearts out on Friday. And the next thing, we the Homecoming distractions over with and still crown where only a half game separates the quarter to aid the Buff scoring surge. had lightening delays. If you give our staff pull out a league triumph over the upset-minded two perennial powers. The Bronx Bombers Ben Lomond could only muster a nine-yard extra time for adjustments, it will help us and Scots. are on the road all this week with three more touchdown dash by Chad Neely early in the second hurt the opposition. I could see the Bear River “It was good to get all of the Homecoming stuff games at Baltimore while the Red Sox host period to account for the lone points of the night kids losing focus after each break but our kids over with and still come away with a victory,” Toronto for four games at Fenway Park begin- for the Scots. ning with a doubleheader today. But the two The visitors did threaten early but the Scots SEE ROLL PAGE A11 SEE STUN PAGE A11 teams will butt heads in the regular season missed a field goal try in the opening session and finale series beginning Friday, also at Fenway, and the survivor will likely win the East as well. The Indians lead the wild card by a scant Lady Buffs upset half game over the Red Sox and will battle it out with the White Sox for the division crown and the Red Sox and Yankees for the extra region foe, 1-0 wild card berth. Meanwhile, St. Louis has wrapped up the National League Central crown for nearly two by Nick Drake weeks and the Atlanta Braves are just one SPORTS EDITOR victory away from clinching the NL East for a Tooele met new league member Logan for the first record 14th straight campaign. time on the soccer field April 15. However, the San Diego Padres continue And for most of the match, the Lady Buffs gave their to cling to the NL West lead but suffered a big Lady Grizzlie opponents fits for the game. blow Monday when the San Francisco Giants However, a penalty kick from Megan Johnson in the rallied in the ninth inning to move to within first-half and a breakaway goal by Brenna Horrocks in three games of the west leaders still with three the final half were all the host would need in the 2-0 more games between the two West rivals. A triumph over Tooele in Logan. Giants sweep would deadlock the two rivals Rival Ben Lomond didn’t help the Lady Buffs post- with three games remaining on the slate. San season hopes any last Tuesday when the Lady Scots Francisco hosts Arizona beginning Friday powered to a 4-0 decision over Tooele in Ogden. while the Dodgers come to San Diego to close Alyse Rochell produced a pair of goals while Heather out the season as well. Lovelady and Sam Burnett drilled a score each to lift Houston and Philadelphia are locked into a the hosts to a hard fought home victory in Region 11 girls soccer action. However, Tooele regrouped to capture a huge and SEE FEVER PAGE A11 pivotal league triumph Thursday when the Lady Buffs upset third place Bear River. Kaitlyn Allen produced a goal while the stingy Sports Wrap Lady Buff defense shut down the talented Bears and produced a vital victory to keep Tooele’s post-season Swimming Parents Meeting hopes alive. The parents of swimmers on the Tooele The league victory boosts Tooele’s overall record to High School swimming team are invited to 4-8 on the season and 2-5 in league play. attend the annual coaches/parents meeting The Lady Buffs host league rival Ogden today in a 4 Thursday, Sept. 29 in the Tooele High School p.m. affair and venture to Grantsville Thursday to meet cafeteria. the Cowgirls in a league contest at 4 p.m. The 6:30 p.m. meeting is for all parents Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox said his team played well who have children on the team for the first in the first-half of last Tuesday’s battle with the league time this year or have not attended one in the leading Lady Scots. past. The philosophy and objectives of the “I was feeling pretty good at halftime [vs. Ben program, meets, expectations of the swim- Lomond] because they hadn’t had any strong shots on mers, travel, lettering, etc will be presented goal,” he said. “But in the second-half we just didn’t at this meeting. play up to our ability and let them take control of the The 7 p.m. meeting is for all of the parents game and they took it to us. It was the most goals we’ve with children on the team. The schedule of allowed in any half this year. It was a disappointing sec- meets for the upcoming year, team socials, ond-half after feeling so good about the first-half and and Swim-A-Thon will be discussed followed being right there against the best team in our region. by a question and answer session. The bottom just dropped out on us in the second-half.” A complete story on the game as well as the Logan photography/Nick Drake matches and remaining league affairs against Ogden Tooele’s Meredith Nigh dribbles the ball while Lady Buff teammate Becky Deleeuw adds support in a today and Grantsville Thursday will be published in a SEE WRAP PAGE A11 game earlier this fall at THS. The Lady Buffs pulled off a big 1-0 victory over region rival Bear River future edition. Thursday in Region 11 girls soccer action. TUESDAY September 27, 2005 A11 Cowgirls roll to league victory by Nick Drake Stephenson combined forces to grab vital victories. SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville Coach Patrick Ciervo said his team is Grantsville didn’t exactly play tennis last week like better than it showed in the setback to Ogden earlier the Cowgirl program has come to expect. in the week. After the local team finished the St. George “Ogden was an interesting match,” he stated. “We Invitational Girls Tennis tournament with a 1-3 dual lost our second singles, Brittany, to an injury. As and eighth place team finish, the Cowgirls also a result when we played Ogden, we limped back dropped a 4-1 decision to region rival Ogden. after the St. George tourney and we faced Ogden However, the Cowgirls responded like champions right away. They have a good team. But I’m not sure Thursday when Grantsville closed out league play the score reflected the difference between our two with a convincing 4-1 triumph over rival Bear River teams. We were pretty shell shocked coming back in a dual in Tremonton. from St. George. We’re hoping we can show the real Brittany Smith and Lori Gallup posted singles Grantsville team at region this week if we get to wins while the Cowgirls swept doubles play as well. face Ogden again. They have a good team. But I still The Cowgirl doubles squad of Monica Aagard and believe if we play up to our ability that we can play Camille Christiansen and Natalie Tripp and Giselle with Ogden and most of the teams we’ve faced.”

Kim Smart and Ryan Holt-Brock with a 60 to edge out the runner- Wrap Griffith captured top honors up team of Mike Anderson and continued from page A10 in the Stansbury Park Golf Sean Roberts by three strokes. Association two person best ball Dave Garcia and Ray Romero tournament held Aug. 13 at the took fourth place with a 69. local course. Manny Jaramillo and Kevin Scots edge Cowgirls Mendenhall and Smart fired a Walthers garnered first place Ben Lomond needed a second- low gross 73 to win the women’s in the low net with a 60 and half goal and shut out to edge low gross division. the team of Don Christensen past Grantsville 2-1 Thursday in The squad of Barbara Neuffer and Mike Hubbard took second Region 11 girls soccer action in and Linda Embleton recorded a place with a 61. The team of Jeff Ogden. first place 55 to claim the wom- Wilson and Doug Wilson tied the Sam Burnett and McKenzie en’s low net division crown. squad of Tom McCarty and Clay Favero produced goals for the Holt and Griffith seized the McCarty for third place with a Lady Scots while Sammie Jensen men’s low gross division title 63 each. booted a goal for the Cowgirls in the league affair. photography/Troy Boman three from Houston last weekend The win keeps Ben Lomond Tooele’s Alyssa Lambert smacks a forehand volley in a recent match at THS. The Lady Buffs and Grantsville in Wrigley. The Phillies host rival will compete in the Region 11 girls tennis tournament today and Wednesday at Logan High. in first place in the region ranks. Fever Grantsville ventures to Logan continued from page A10 New York Mets and finish off the today to meet with the Lady year in Washington against the Grizzlies in a 4 p.m. contest. The fierce battle for the NL wild card stubborn Nationals. Lady Buff netters head to region Cowgirls host county neighbor and this berth also could come Indeed, the season is nearing Tooele Thursday in a 4 p.m. bout down to the final weekend. The an end. But the year is coming to as well. Astros hook up in a bitter battle by Nick Drake the loss to Ben Lomond. The Lady Scots swept dou- a dramatic close and playoff fever with the Cardinals tonight and SPORTS EDITOR “We didn’t play anywhere bles play and grabbed two of Stansbury golf is catching on a week early this Ben Lomond captured a dou- near our potential against Ben three singles matches to top- Wednesday in St. Louis before fin- year because teams are fighting bles sweep and two of three Lomond and the girls know it,” ple the Lady Buffs Sept. 20 at winners ishing the season with a four-game singles matches to register a 4- he noted. Tooele. The teams of Nan Mendenhall- set at home against the pesky for their post-season lives against 1 triumph over the Lady Buffs “The girls just weren’t there Chicago Cubs which took two of arch rivals all week. last Tuesday in Region 11 girls mentally. It was our worst per- tennis action at Tooele. formance of the season, team- spirit of the Cowboys and the and sprinted for a dazzling 43- a stunning 21-7 cushion with less Lindsie Heder recorded the wise. Stun stingy defensive unit would not yard scoring scamper to stake than two minutes remaining in lone victory of the day for the “But the girls completed continued from page A10 let Bear River even sniff the end Grantsville to a 14-7 advantage the third quarter. hosts. the roller coaster ride on zone the rest of the way until the with 8:13 left in the third period. Not only did the play launch The Lady Buffs also dropped Thursday and played much bet- waning moments of the game. The score seemed to awaken Grantsville to a two score advan- a 5-0 decision to Logan ter against Logan,” he added. stayed calm, focused and were A potent running game has the Bear River offense and the tage, the drive also allowed the Thursday at Tooele as well. “Unfortunately, we came on ready to go. (Bear River) was been the staple of the Bear River Bears started to march towards Cowboys to halt the Bears in Tooele now ventures to too little, too late. Right now, frustrated that they were down attack. However, the Cowboys the tying score. Bear River drove time and force the hosts to punt Logan today and Wednesday to we’re in last place in the region to Grantsville. We have a great held the Bears to just two yards 54 yards in eight plays to move into the wind before the period compete in the Region 11 girls tournament and we have a staff. We made great adjust- rushing combined in both quar- into Cowboy territory. Justin expired and GHS received excel- tennis tournament. lot of work cut out for us if ments during the breaks. Our ters on 10 attempts and Bear Hupp did most of the damage lent field position once again. The league setback drops we’re going to make the state kids handled it a lot better than River couldn’t muster any kind of with runs of 11, 13, 13 and six The Cowboys ran the clock Tooele to 0-5 in region action tournament. It’s still possible, they did. offense on four pass plays in the and Rasmussen fired a 10 yard down. and 5-11 overall on the season. depending on how well they “The weather helped us too,” entire first-half, as Rasmussen pass to Steve Solis as well. Bear River did manage a spec- Tooele Coach Derek Smith play at region.” he added. “The more it rained the hit the long touchdown strike to However, Grantsville’s tacular 80-yard scoring bolt by said his team didn’t play well in Ben Lomond 4 - Tooele 1 more excited our kids got. We Miller as well as a toss of 10 yards Thompson stepped in front of a Hupp with only four minutes ran the ball really well. That was and also connected on passes of Bear receiver at the GHS 30 and remaining in the affair. a credit to our five starting line- 27 and 11 to Jeff Stanworth. intercepted the toss and stymied The Bears attempted an men. That was their best game Meanwhile, the Grantsville the Bear River march. onside kick but the Cowboys of the season to date. They went offense began to gain momen- Although neither team could Josh Childs pounced on the short against a bigger and stronger tum and steam pushing around manage a drive, the Cowboys boot to allow Grantsville to take line but they just competed from the bigger Bear River defense off relished a field position change possession. The Cowboys used start to finish. Ryan (Butler) had the ball and allowing holes for on booming punts by Harrison to hard nosed runs by Butler and a great game. He was ready to Butler and Mouritsen to sprint pin the Bears once again. Mouritsen to gain a first down go. Craig (Harrison) really had a through and move the chains. Grantsville relished fantastic and then enabled the visitors to great game punting and pinned The Cowboy offensive line field position near midfield once run out the clock and preserve them all night long.” of center Brandon Rigby, guard again. Mouritsen dashed for 13 the hard fought triumph. Coach Cloward said he tandem Bryce Jorgensen and yards on first down and then Butler amassed 176 yards couldn’t be more proud of a team Willie Loakes and tackle duo Butler drilled the Bear defense in 22 carries on the night and than he is of these Cowboys for Riley Ford and Jeff Langston for another 20-yard sprint to the Mouritsen contributed 65 yards hanging in there in spite of sport- turned in their best effort of Bear River 18. However, the ref- on 18 attempts as well to help ing a winless record heading into the season against the talented erees once again whistled both spur the Cowboys to the pivotal hostile territory where the team Bears. Tight end Hawkins and teams into the locker room for road victory. has never won before. wide receivers Taylor, Garrett another short lightening delay Willis connected on five of six “It was a great win,” he stated. Giles and Harrison also turned and Cowboys fans worried passes in the game for 55 yards “I love this team because when in stellar blocking performances about the delay halting the GHS and two touchdowns. everything was against them and as well. momentum. Hupp was the lone offensive they had every opportunity to Finally, Butler sprinted On the first play after the threat of the night with 134 quit. Instead we saw the best through the Bear River defense break, Grantsville faked a run to yards rushing on nine carries. performance of the season. and dashed for a 54-yard run to draw the linebackers in and Willis Rasmussen did hit on seven of We’ve never beaten Bear River the Bears 10 yard line. However, found a wide open Hawkins for a 17 passes for 164 yards and the before, let alone on their field Bear River held the Cowboys 30-yard scoring strike and all of scoring strike to Miller. and better yet, we spoiled their without a yard on three straight the sudden the Cowboys relished Homecoming. It was game we plays and Grantsville just missed had to have and now we’re right a 27-yard field goal wide left back in the hunt for accomplish- and the game remained a 7-0 Pet of the Week ing our first goal of making state affair just seconds into the sec- and then challenging for a region ond stanza. title. Although the Cowboys failed “It was a great team effort,” to come away with any points, he added. “Other than the two Grantsville held Bear River to big plays, our defense was three plays and a punt into the solid. Bear River was baffled on wind. offense and they couldn’t solve Grantsville marched 55 yards our defense. They panicked on in eight plays, thanks to the photography/Troy Boman defense because they couldn’t hard-nosed running of Butler Tooele’s Trifon Gochis plows through Ben Lomond defenders and into stop our running game, Butler and Mouritsen. Butler churned the end zone to produce the first points of the night for the Buffs and (Brent) Mouritsen in par- out runs of seven, three, three, in their annual Homecoming game. Trailing 7-0, Gochis scored and ticular. It was just a great night and four yards while Mouritsen Tooele reeled off 49 unanswered points the remainder on the evening overall.” busted loose for gains of five, to post a 49-7 Homecoming win. The two defenses refused to eight, three and five to move budge for one another in the the pigskin deep into Bear River early going. territory. really started to focus after Ben The Cowboys forced Bear On fourth down and 10, Willis Lomond scored and threatened Roll River to punt on its first two found tight end Hawkins for a 12- to score again. Ben Lomond continued from page A10 possessions of the game, thanks yard scoring strike and Harrison was ready to go and they were to stellar defensive play from drilled the PAT to knot the game he said. “We didn’t really know excited and played really well. J.T. Thompson, Riley Ford, at 7-7 with four minutes remain- what Ben Lomond ran and they They didn’t make mistakes and Butler, Logan Gumucio, Travis ing until intermission. made it difficult for us to get had some productive drives on Taylor, Hawkins, Matt Hislop, Neither team would threaten film. They moved the ball decent us in the first half. The defense Micah Watson, Jordan Nelson for the remainder of the half and on us in the first half. But we finally woke up after they were Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be and Shane Anderson. the two teams were deadlocked required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. made some second-half adjust- taking it to us. We told them in Grantsville did move the ball at intermission. ments and they didn’t have near the locker room that we could Shelters are only required to hold animals for a little but couldn’t quite sustain After a lengthy lightening the success moving the ball that be in trouble if we didn’t start three days before they are euthanized. any drives. delay at half-time, the second of they had in the first-half. They playing our type of football. But After a Harrison punt, Bear the game, both teams took the For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals also made some mistakes. once we got focused we took available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at River was pinned at their own field once again. “A lot of their first-half success control of the game and the 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville five yard line. However, Bear The Cowboy defense held was due to that there wasn’t any outcome was never in question. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. field general Tyson Rasmussen Bear River to just three plays kind of defensive urgency on Our coaches did a really good fired a short pass in the flat to and a punt once again and took Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. our part, especially in the first job of getting their attention at speedy Josh Miller and the Bear over at the Bear River 49 after quarter and midway through the halftime. 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Homecoming celebration brings out spirit Kelsey Ruben CORRESPONDENT The Tooele High School was bursting with school spirit last week, Sept. 19, through the 23, when they celebrated their 2005 Homecoming. Homecoming is a time for the whole student body to come together and show their school spirit. Students participated both in and out of school. Every day of the week students dressed up to show school spirit and attended eve- ning activities. The Student Body Officers spent a lot of time putting the whole thing together. To kick off the week of cel- ebration the Homecoming Ball was held Friday Sept. 16. The theme was “Let the good times roll.” The following Monday students were able to wear their pajamas to school, and the Homecoming pageant was held that night. Homecoming royalty included seniors Makenzie Idom, Elizabeth Miller and Carolyn Vanpelt who was named Homecoming Queen. Erica Hammond was awarded with best talent and Kristina Gowans was named photography / Troy Boman Miss. Congeniality. Tooele High School swim team showed their purple pride at the Homecoming parade Sept. 23. The rest of the week was up the week on Friday the annual Homecoming parade made it’s way through the filled with other activities that would give student a break from their regular schedule and help build excitement for the rest of the year. Tuesday was miss- north end of town. The parade was a success this year thanks to teamwork and match day and the senior auction, where seniors were auctioned off to the high- dedication. The floats were unique and displayed the creativity of each club, and est bidder. Later that night a hypnotist came. Wednesday night the school started organization involved, with the Homecoming royalty leading the way. The parade a new tradition of powder-puff football for senior and junior girls. The seniors lead the crowd to the football field where a few hours later the Tooele football took the game with a winning score of 20 to 25. On Thursday evening students team would be playing Ben Lomond. This year the Tooele football team came gathered around the yearly bonfire at the Deseret Peak Complex. And to finish through and won the game 49 to 7 against the Ben Lomond Scots. THS 2005

photography / Troy Boman All pomp and excitement, (clockwise, starting top left) lunch ladies, drama students, spirit club members, cheerleaders, student body officers, the marching band and the swim team, joined other students at Tooele High School for the Homecoming parade 2005. Also, part of the parade was a buffalo, the school’s mascot. B2 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

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Make a difference City planners cancel The cold weather is approaching and The Tooele City Planning Commission volunteers are needed to crochet or meeting scheduled for Wednesday, knit 7-inch by 9-inch squares to make Sept. 28, has been canceled because no blankets for charity. Blankets will be agenda items were submitted. delivered to battered women’s shel- ters, nursing homes, teenage pregnancy homes, homeless shelters, etc. Crochet Fall crafting lessons will be provided if needed. Contact Lisa at 882-5550 or 840-2563. Holiday Gift, Craft Fair Learn to invest Need a little extra cash for the holi- Utah State University Extension days? Middle Canyon Elementary Holiday presents an investing workshop. Tye Gift and Craft Fair is looking for crafters. Hoffman from Edward Jones Investment Display your wonderful talents and crafts. Securities will lead a two hour work- Reserve your booth for our fourth annual shop on beginning investing — stocks, fair held Dec. 2-3! For more information, bonds, mutual funds, retirement, etc. call Carol today at 435-843-5912. For anyone who has started investing Holiday Harvest Boutique or someone just thinking about it, this It’s time for the third annual Holiday is a perfect opportunity — Oct. 12 6-8 Harvest Boutique sponsored by the USU p.m. at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Cost is $5. Tooele County Alumni Chapter. We need Call Clint at 843-2350 to pre-register. crafters on Saturday, Nov. 12, from 10 Landscape class set a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Utah State University Linden Greenhalgh, county extension Tooele Campus, 1021 W. Vine. Please agent, and Larry Sagers, horticultural contact Sydnie at 843-9534 to reserve specialist for USU Extension Services, your space. are teaching a home landscape design Fall Boo-tique set class this fall. This four-week class Tooele United Methodist Church will will cover designing your home land- hold its annual Fall Boo-tique on Friday scape, drawing your landscape plan and Saturday, Oct. 21-22. Reserve your photography / Mark Watson and where to place your plants so they space now to sell your crafts and gifts. Members of the Tooele Youth City Council reported their activities to the Tooele City Council during last week’s city council meet- are assets instead of problems. We will Call Glenice Moore at 882-3807 for infor- ing. Students involved in Youth City Council include Jacob Abraham, Cassandra Bryan, Liz Miller, Nicole Hede, Brad Deherrera, also cover waterwise design. Classes mation and to reserve your table. Brian Baker, Dallin George, Kevin Schmidt, Camber Stoddard, Ava Van Zanten, Aly Roberts, Andrew Whitmer, Erin Christiansen, start Oct. 19 and will be held in the April Ostrander, Morgan Gates, Danette Coulter, Brittany Ripley, Mandy Lee, Alex Dew, Nichole Coriell, Catie Dalley, Jacob Extension auditorium at 151 N. Main Beckstrand. Frankie Ostrander, Justin Christopherson, Jordan Marshall, Chad Carter, Clay Carter. Karly Bitters, Tiffany Lee, Dana 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost is $40 or $60 for two Grantsville Frost and Jarom Heaps. At the top of the photo is temporary Tooele Mayor Mike Johnson. people from the same household and includes a design manual and a design CD. Seating is limited. Pre-register by Beautiful yards abound of Directors of the Stansbury Service Scouts calling Patty Wheeler at 843-2350. The Grantsville Shade Tree Commission Agency will convene on Wednesday, Sept. Tooele seniors The Tooele County Senior Citizen and Beautification Committee congratu- 28, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 Country Check child car seats Boy Scout Camp-O-Ree Center can be reached at 882-2870. lates and gives a much deserved “thank Club Drive, Stansbury Park. A booster/car seat checkpoint will Boy Scout Fall Camp-O-Ree is Sept. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aerobics you” to the families who have made an be at Quality Chevrolet, 1041 No. Main, 23-24 at Stansbury Island. Night games 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line dancing 1 outstanding effort to create and maintain Tooele, on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 12-4. enacting the relief of Mafeking will begin p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. beautiful yards this summer. Churches Gardeners celebrate apples around 9 p.m. Driving directions: Head • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Pinochle There are many who are making prog- Tooele Master Gardeners will hold west through Grantsville on SR 138 then 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. ress in beautifying our city. We also thank their monthly meeting on Wednesday, St. Francis Day celebration north on Stansbury Road. For more infor- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to Grantsville merchants and several local Sept. 28, at the county extension build- Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ Center, mation contact Matt Imlay at 882-1326. Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing 12-1 residents for generous contributions to ing, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The business 1782 N. Aaron Drive in Overlake, invites the prize baskets. The following families All Scout leaders train p.m.; meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and is open the community to a blessing of the ani- are to be commended on receiving an Scout training for Cubs, Boy, Varsity, • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- to all Master Gardeners. The educa- mals. Bring your furry or not so furry, bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood Honorable Mention Award and will receive Venture — this training is for all new tional program begins at 7 p.m. and is big or small, live or stuffed friends for a a prize: Mark and Shauna Bleazard; Max leaders laying the foundation for what pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. open to the public. This month several traditional St. Francis Day blessing! • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; din and Pat Coon; Tracy Holbert; Margene you need to fulfill your position. Join us - Master Gardeners will present the pro- Methodists invite all and Ed Bartunic; Jay and Monica Miller; at the Tooele Stake Center, 253 South 2nd ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing gram on apple varieties, and there will Pastor Tom’s message at Tooele Jack and Zelma Minchey; Don and Rae East, on Thursday, Sept. 29, from 6:30- 6-8 p.m. be apple tasting to sample some of the United Methodist Church, 78 E. Wooley; Mike and Paba Cafferelli; Darrell 9:30 p.m. We guarantee this free training • Sept. 30 — Dance with Ned varieties that grow best in our area. Utah Street, will be “Reducing the 10 and Dee Ann Allen; Mike and Cindy will be fun and informative or we will Senior Circle, MWMC Come join us for a fun and informative Commandments to 5” at 11 a.m.; 9:45 Howard; Larry and Karen Johnson. give you a full refund. Senior Circle is for those over 50 and meeting. a.m. adult Sunday school with child Join tree campaign Scouts sell popcorn costs just $15 per year. Call 843-3690 BACA thanks with party care, 11 a.m. youth fellowship and chil- for a membership form and to RSVP for The Shade Tree campaign is underway All sponsoring organizations are Bikers Against Child Abuse pres- dren Sunday school with nursery. The all activities except exercise and water for this fall. Anyone interested, please encouraged to use this fundraiser to sup- ent the first annual giving back to the church choir will practice at 7 p.m. on aerobics. fill out an application at the Grantsville plement your budgets. For LDS sponsored community event on Saturday, Oct. 1, Tuesdays for the Christmas cantata, • Body Instincts — Meets on Tuesdays City Hall by Sept. 30 or call 884-1936. Our units, a memo from Charles Dahlquist 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the city park by the which will be Dec. 11. Anyone inter- 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy (29 S. Main). town could be known as one of the most stated that this fundraiser, if conducted swimming pool. Join in food and fun. ested in singing is welcome. The com- • Hinges and Twinges (water aerobics) beautiful in Utah with everyone’s help, in accordance with budget guidelines, munity annual Thanksgiving dinner will — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m. Reduce stress, energize hard work and dedication — a worthy would be an appropriate fundraising tool. be Nov. 5. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. Back by popular demand, this weekly goal for all residents. Any scouting unit interested in selling class introduces participants to power- popcorn as a fundraiser call Alan Powell • Sept. 27 — Birthday Bingo Night 5 ful systems of self-healing and stress Fix pets Oct. 24 at 882-8468. p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Come The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Library reduction to increase your body’s nat- celebrate September birthdays and play Neuter Clinic will be in Grantsville Oct. ural energy. Methods taught include bingo for prizes. Pizza, cake and drinks 24 at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Main. practices from Chi Kung, breathing for Bookmobile tells stories Seniors will be served! Cost will be $3. Appointments are available by calling relaxation, healing self-massage, gen- The Tooele County Bookmobile • Oct. 5 — Diabetes Support Group 884-1400. For more information, see the tle yoga stretches and stress reducing Library, 429 E. Main, Grantsville, is Grantsville seniors 11 a.m. at the health department (181 N. Tooele section on this page, call toll-free again hosting Story Time on Thursdays Main). meditation. Taught by Troy B. Marsh, The Grantsville Senior Center can be 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or visit at 4 p.m. The program is designed • Oct. 6-7 — Book fair Thursday-Friday, physical therapist at Meier & Marsh called at 884-3446. www.utahpets.org. to create in young children a love of Oct. 6-7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Professional Therapies, this one-hour • Mondays lunch at noon, reservations books though stories, puppets, games • Oct. 7 — Breakfast Buddies 9 a.m. class is free and starts Monday, Oct. Planning date changed by 8:30 a.m. The Grantsville City Planning and crafts. The public is invited and Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant for 3, at 6:15 p.m. and will continue four • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. Commission will hold a work meeting there is no cost to participate. For more Dutch treat. weeks. Limited to 10 participants. Call ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, on Thursday, Sept. 29, in the Grantsville information call 884-3703. • Oct. 13-14 — AARP Driving Course Michelle at 843-1311. reservations by 8:30 a.m. City Hall council chambers, 429 E. Main 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Both days Employers train • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- St., at 7 p.m. are mandatory to complete the course. The Second Annual Employer 101/ fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle Schools Cost is $10. Meet at MWMC classrooms. Labor Law Basic Training has been Attention GHS alumni • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. Registration is required. designed through a joint partnership to Grantsville High School is looking for line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations • Oct. 19 — Wellness Luncheon 11 a.m. provide Utah employers with informa- any GHS alumni willing to help organize a Middle Cyn PTA meets by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure Meet in the hospital classrooms. Topic is tion about state and federal labor laws. Centennial Committee for the 2007 school Middle Canyon Elementary PTA clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo “Infection Control: Flu Season is Upon Training will be held on Wednesday, Oct. year. If you are interested in helping us meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at Us” presented by Kip Thompson, infec- 12, at the Metro Employment Center, out, please contact Principal Leon Jones 28, at 7 p.m. at the school. All PTA noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. tion control manager at MWMC. Space is 720 South 200 East, 1:30-4 p.m. and in at 884-4500 or by e-mail at ljones@m. members are encouraged to attend. • Everyday quilting limited. Lunch provided. Tooele at the USU Extension (class- tooele.k12.ut.us. • Sept. 27 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. TJHS news • Oct. 20 — Breast Cancer Support rooms E and F), 1021 W. Vine Street, appointments necessary • Parent/teacher conferences — All Group 7 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. 8:30-11 a.m. There will be a minimal Stansbury parents are encouraged to attend Tooele • Sept. 30 — Birthday dinners return registration fee of $10 per company. To Junior High School parent teacher con- 5 p.m.; Wayne Jones and dancing at 6:30 Groups make reservations for “Employer 101 ferences on Wednesday, Sept. 28, from p.m. Labor Law Basic Training” please call Daughters of Utah Pioneers 4-7 p.m. • Oct. 4 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to the Business Services Center toll free Don’t you believe it ... You don’t have • 8th graders test — Eighth grade noon. Eagles events • Friday steaks — Sara Deryke and at (888) 920-9675. to be older than dirt (18 is the minimum students will take the Iowa Test of • Oct. 4 — Logan Fall Foliage trip $33 Chantell Jennrich will host steaks this Fix pets Oct. 24-25 age) or have pioneer ancestry to attend. Basic Skills (ITBS) Tuesday-Thursday, per person includes round-trip bus from Friday, Sept. 30, 6:30-9 p.m. Steak, shrimp, The Big Fix Discount Mobile Do you: Want to know more about pio- Sept. 27-29. Parents, it is important for Salt Lake City, stops at Cox’s Honey chicken and halibut dinners are avail- Spay/Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele neers? Meet some great women? Make students to be to school and on time Factory and Gossner Cheese and all-you- able. Oct. 25 at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. some new friends? We are beginning our these days. Make sure your child gets can-eat buffet lunch. • Family night — PMP Karlyn Bishop Appointments are available by calling new year this month. Come join us! Call a good night’s sleep. Have him or her • Oct. 6 — Center board meeting 7 and family will host family night on 882-2085. Microchipping and vaccina- Marilyn Shields at 882-7137. eat a good breakfast. Review test-tak- p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, with enchiladas at 6:30 tions are available to anyone while vet- ing strategy with your child on test day. • Oct. 10 — Columbus Day, center is Website available p.m. Cost is $4 for adults and $2 for kids erinarian is on site. Check out the Stansbury Park Website Remind your child to check his/her closed. under 12. Eaglo will follow. Space is Limited. Intake is 8 a.m. www.stansburypark.org for information answers carefully. Good luck students! • Oct. 12 — Blood sugar check 10 a.m. • Deer hunter’s ball and Dutch oven until full. Female dog $50, male dog about Stansbury Service Agency (green- • Oct. 19 — Flu clinic 1-5 p.m. Bring cook-off — Saturday, Oct. 15. $40, female cat $30, male cat $20, fam- belts, parks and recreation including the insurance card. ily cat plan $90, family dog plan $135, golf course, clubhouse, swimming pool Reunions $10 extra for pregnancies and dogs and lake), Stansbury Park Community over 80 pounds. For more information, Association and Architectural Control DOINGS POLICY call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866- Committee (CC&Rs and community THS class of 2000 Come join the Tooele High School Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings 7387 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. events) and Stansbury Improvement class of 2000 for our five-year reunion Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at District (water and sewer). Use the con- Upholster your own on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. Dinner [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. tact form to send e-mail messages to USU Extension is offering an evening will be provided and the cost is $7 per The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable these entities. upholstery class Oct. 17-28. The cost of person. For the location and more organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the the class is $45. Registrations are now Combined service boards meet information, visit our class Website advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we being taken. Class size is limited, so A meeting of the Board of Trustees of www.geocities.com/ths_2000_reunion. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words register early to reserve your spot. Call the Stansbury Recreation Service Area and or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the 843-2350 to register. the Greenbelt Service Area and the Board desired publication date. TUESDAY September 27, 2005 B3 An ostrich egg omlette’s a feast fit for Tarzan GRADUATIONS hen I even bested the most danger- friend also warned us that an egg had to become an event. Malisa Gren was ous enemy of all — the animal ostrich egg is the equivalent of I invited my married children Wvery and treasure hunters from the a whole lot of chicken eggs. He home to help sample it. They Brett, Lilly and Katelynn young I loved “civilized world.” He rode on warned us not to make the mis- all sounded a bit dubious at the Gren are pleased to announce watching the elephants (not the type found take of using too small a pan to invitation asking, “What else are the graduation of their mommy, old Johnny in jungles) and could call them cook it or we would be cleaning we having?” So the meal turned Malisa Rubio Gren. Malisa grad- Weissmuller from miles away with a jungle up the entire range top and pos- into a combination of scram- uated from Utah Career College in Tarzan on yell when he needed them. His sibly the floor. on Sept. 23, 2005, with an asso- TV. I hate to best friend was a chimpanzee. Well, I have never had an bled eggs, bacon and pancakes — something for every taste. ciate degree in health and exer- admit this In the 50s, television was ostrich egg before and don’t cise science. In addition to her because I sup- I pulled out the biggest fry Diane Sagers new and children were gull- expect to get one again any degree, Malisa will be sitting pose it dates pan I have and poured most of CORRESPONDENT ible. I remember imagining how time soon, so I had no intention for the ACE Personal Trainer me, but keep the egg into it and scrambled it. wonderful it would be to live in of destroying it by cracking it certification exam next month. in mind that a tree house and swing through open with a hatchet. The scrambled mass was a little During her two years of school, Weissmuller Homefront the trees with Tarzan as my Since the shell is so strong, it more yellow than the store- Malisa achieved being on the was born in protector. was obvious that I also was not bought eggs we are used to. It honor role and the dean’s list, 1904 and the One particular aspect of going to be able to use a needle Malisa Rubio Gren was about the color of the eggs and as a result received scholas- films were already old movies Tarzan and Jane’s home life to make tiny holes in the ends of free-range chickens — the tic honors upon graduating. when my brother and I eagerly that intrigued me was the for blowing out the insides. A And to all who are still strug- poultry allowed to scratch and Malisa would like to thank all glued ourselves to the TV to cooking. Jane, born and raised drill made more sense but could gling to find a career that they are eat outside and include green that motivated and helped her watch them. in aristocratic England, had crack it, so I coaxed my hus- happy with and who are debat- As the ape-man, Peter John adapted wonderfully to jungle band to use a diamond bit with plant material in their diets. while attending college. Thank ing whether or not to take that Weissmuller was practically life with Tarzan. They drank a Dremel tool to cut a tiny hole We made it a rule that no one you to all her family and friends chance and go back to school invincible. Weissmuller was an from coconuts and dined on in one end and a larger one in was allowed to analyze the egg that made attending school pos- and better themselves, don’t put incredibly fast swimmer — win- unusual foods. As I watched the other. The rock hard shell, (out loud, at least) until after sible and an additional thank you it off any longer. Go after your ning an unprecedented five gold Jane easily crack an ostrich egg as it turns out, is nearly 1/8 inch the meal was finished to avoid to Meier and Marsh Professional dreams and make them a reality. medals at the Olympic Games to cook for Tarzan and Boy’s thick. swaying each other’s opinions Therapies and Anytime Fitness It is never too late to receive an in 1924 and 1928. The movie breakfast on her tree house He blew through the small (or appetites.) We did conclude, in Tooele for allowing her to education. Take that step and moguls weren’t satisfied with stove, I wondered what it would hole in one end of the egg, start- however, that it did taste about complete her internship at their open the doors to a better, more that aquatic prowess, however, facilities. fulfilling life. You can do it! be like. (Again, never mind ing the thick, clear egg white the same as hen’s eggs but was so whenever Tarzan had to that ostriches also don’t live in oozing out the other end. It kept just slightly tougher. Whether swim across the crocodile- and jungles — don’t bother a child coming and coming and com- or not that was the fault of the THE SCOUTING CORNER piranha-invested lakes of his with such trivial details.) ing. Finally, a big bubble of yolk inexperienced cook (my apolo- African jungle, they would Recently, I had an opportu- started to follow. After the yel- speed up the film turning him nity to find out first-hand about low center finally finished drib- gies to Jane) is unknown. into an almost superhero. Jane’s culinary expertise. My bling out, yet more egg white I personally thought it tasted He saved Jane (played first husband and I happened to be followed. a lot like the scrambled eggs I by Maureen O’Sullivan and in the right place at the right I was glad that I didn’t make am used to eating, but I couldn’t later, Brenda Joyce) and their time to be presented with a the mistake of using a one-quart get my mind past the idea that son, Boy (Johnny Sheffield), fresh ostrich egg. The friend measuring cup. When we had it was not a regular scrambled from nearly every possible dan- who gave us the egg assured finished extracting the insides, egg. I ate some, but was not ger. All African animals lived in us that the shells on these very it amounted to a whole lot of willing to go for seconds. Come Tarzan’s jungle, and he either large eggs are very thick and egg — very nearly five cups! to think of it, no one else asked fought with them or befriended strong. With a little care, an Considering that a large hen’s them. So much for the lion for seconds either although they adult can stand on them with- egg amounts to about three agreed it tasted pretty good. We being the king of the jungle. out breaking them. There would tablespoons, the ostrich egg made a delicious meal of pan- That title went to Tarzan. He be no cracking them with a was equal to more than two battled with alligators, croco- quick click on the side of the dozen large hen’s eggs. By cakes that day. diles, pythons and even lions fry pan. (That Jane! What a gal! weight, it amounts to about the I may not match Jane for her and tigers — never mind that She must have been as amaz- same proportion. prowess in cooking ostrich eggs the last are out of place in an ingly strong as her ape-man With the equivalent of about for her man, but I do make a Vance Keele received the Eagle Scout award. He is congratulated by African jungle — and head- pretty mean pancake! Eat your husband!) two dozen eggs to deal with, I father Kraig Keele and grandfather Vance Rae Keele. hunters and cannibals. He Speaking of fry pans, our decided that the cooking of the heart out, Tarzan!

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Please call No checking account PIANO DUO Art, electric player, w/rolls, $1200 (435)843-7844 or Detroit Diesel Reman-West needed. Usually 30 (435)840-8087 minute service! obo. Call after 6pm. 100 South Lodestone Way 882-2396 LAB/ GERMAN short Tooele, UT 84074 hair puppies, $15 each. NOBLE FINANCE SELL YOUR computer in Call (435)843-1783 or “Equal Opportunity Employer – M,F,D,V” the classifieds. Call 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 (801)979-6100 843-1255 882-0050 TUESDAY September 27, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Or stop by our Distribution Center in Grantsville. experienced drivers, great. Retail $3400, and candy. All for RN’s O/O, solos, teams and HELP WANTED IN Roo- asking $1700 obo. 840- $9,995. 1-800-814- Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. graduate students. Bo- sevelt area auto body 1440 6047. (ucan) in Tooele County, why drive to Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. nuses available. Refri- repairman and auto Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V gerated Now Available, body painter. Excellent 1991 Plymouth Acclaim, SLC? When you can stay here and ARE YOU MAKING 1-888-MORE PAY (1- wages and benefits. or 1988 Suzuki Samurai $1,710 per week? All be close to home and save on time 888-667-3729). (ucan) Contact Val at Val's -Best offers. Contact cashing vending routes Body Shop 1-435-722- Jim at 833-9524 and gas? Come work with a with prime locations DRIVERS LARGEST 5021. (ucan) GREAT home health care team PAY increase in history. available now! Under 1992 SATURN SC1, ex- OTR regional & dedicat- LOCAL INSURANCE $9,000 investment re- cellent condition, 5spd, here in Tooele. Heritage Brookside ed. Great hometime. company in Grantsville quired. Call Toll Free 2-wheel front drive, Home Care has an opening for a No experience. Com- looking for 2 part time (24-7) 1-888-333-2254. cruise, power windows/ pany paid CDL training. contact managers. Con- (ucan) locks, ac, sunroof, full-time nurse, 32-hours, this Swift Transportation. tact Rob Gravitt Insur- 37mpg, 145k miles, IDENTITY THEFT includes working every other E.O.E. www.SwiftTruck- ance at 884-0896 $3000. 882-7817 after ingJobs.com Contact SHIELD associates 4pm. weekend. Get on-call pay, mileage Omar at 1-800-800- LOOKING FOR a career needed. Get paid daily. reimbursement, and paid by the 1100. (ucan) in real estate? Give us Work from home. 877- 1994 CHEVROLET X- a call for details on how 721-3929 ext. 85. Toni. Cab 4x4, 454, 212k mi., visit. Must have current Utah DRIVERS WANTED. you can get started. In Independant Associ- runs great, clean, no license and reliable transportation. COMPANY, 0/0, house training availa- ates. leaks, one owner, fifth Teams, and Solos. 48 ble. Branch of String- wheel hitch, custom If interested please fax resume to states, 3 years + experi- ham Real Estate Small Business owners: stereo. (435)224-4479 ence, new equipment. School. “We Train Our Place your classified ad 435-843-9911 or call office for an 99 HYUNDAI Accent, au- Small and honest com- Agents.” Call Exit Real- in 47 newspapers to, am/fm cassette, fair application at 435-843-9900. pany. BILL LEFEVRE ty Home Team at throughout Utah for only condition, runs fine. TRUCKING, INC. 1- (435)843-8326 for more $135. for 25 words, and You can always stop by our office $1295 obo. (801)671- 801-746-3086. (ucan) details. $5. per word over 25. You will reach up to 8642 1244 N. Main, Ste 203, Tooele DRIVERS WANTED. LPNs NEEDED, part or 500,000 buyers and it is COMPANY, 0/0, full time, to work with a one call, one order, Teams, and Solos. 48 patients in Magna area. one bill program. Call states, 3 years + experi- Call Pioneer Health, the Tooele Transcript ence, new equipment. (801)265-0669 Bulletin at (435)882- Small and honest com- 0050 for further info. pany. BILL LEFEVRE MEDICAL ASSISTANT (Ucan) Join the Team TRUCKING, INC. 1- for busy internal medi- 801-746-3086. (ucan) cine doctor. Experi- Recreational enced preferred. Please Vehicles DRIVERS WANTED. fax resume to (435)882- Immediate Opening COMPANY, 0/0, 4098 or mail to 1959 N. ‘02 17’ PALAMINO travel Teams, and Solos. 48 Aaron Drive, Ste C, trailer with pop out tent, states, 3 years + experi- Tooele, Utah 84074. beds, self contained, ence, new equipment. ATTN: KINSEY $7950 obo. 830-2730 Small and honest com- Medical Assistant pany. BILL LEFEVRE OWNER OPERATORS/ 1977 TRAVEL Trailer, in TRUCKING, INC. 1- DRIVER - FFE Owner good shape, $950; 14ft Full time (32 hours). Certification a plus. 801-746-3086.(ucan) Operators needed with flat bed trailer, $500. truck or without. $2,000 882-1212 FULL-TIME CAREER sign on bonus! Average OPPORTUNITY $1.09/mile. Generous 1979 8FT camper, oven, Advertising/Printing fuel surcharge. No cred- stove, 3 way fridge, Sales Representative it check. No forced dis- bathroom w/toilet. $450 TO APPLY: wanted for growing patch. Zero down lease obo. Call Brian at 830- Tooele Transcript Bulle- 1936 or after 5pm, 882- purchase. Call Kent 1- Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center tin. Previous sales or 800-569-9229. (ucan) 2024 marketing experience Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 helpful. Must have cus- PHONE SALES Inbound 1982 PACE Arrow moto- tomer service skills. calls, 5hr shifts, 4 day rhome, 29ft, 47,000 James Glade Must be self motivated. work week. Linda miles, generator, dual phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 Computer skills a plus. makes $100 a week. ac’s, microwave, sleeps [email protected] Salary plus commission Why aren’t you? 843- 8, $7900 obo. 882-6831 www.mountainwestmc.com and excellent benefits. 3576 1990 NATIONAL RV mo- Apply in person at the tor home, 31ft, sleeps 6, Tooele Transcript Bulle- RESIDENTIAL FRA- low mileage, new awn- tin office, 58 North MERS needed, experi- ing, tires, air bags. Main, Tooele. Tran- enced, own hand tools, Great condition. script Bulletin promotes transportation to Herri- $17,000. 833-0413, a drug free environ- man area. Please call 840-5130 ment. 882-6622 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 27, 2005

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Central VILLE 3bdrm, new win- ways dreamed about. Integrity". (ucan) 2BDRM in Grantsville, SLEEPING ROOMS $975/mo, $600/dep. air, Pergo floors, 3bdrm, 3038sqft, 4 bedrooms, STOCKTON BUILDING 1BDRM APARTMENT, dows, new kitchen and w/d hookups, central available, $70 per 882-6744 2bth, 2 car garage & RV 3 baths, family room, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. Financial $415/mo, $200/dep, bathroom flooring, fully ac, covered parking, week, $10 key deposit, parking. Fully fenced, study, and all the com- Newly constructed 360 North 2nd West, fenced, double carport. Services pets welcome. Aaron first and last week- total 3BDRM HOME, 2bth, jetted tub, $1195/mo. forts in the greatest lo- roads. Beautiful lake/ Tooele. 884-0826 (801)450-8432. $150 to move in. 46 N garage, fenced yard, no Only $99,900. Call mountain views. Great $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE Call Fresh Start Homes, (435)884-0535 cation. Broker- owner. Broadway. 882-7605 smoking, no pets, Ellen, 1-888-597-6021. (435)882-6814 for manufactured or CASH for structured 1BDRM, Walk-In closets, 4 PLEX Apartment for $750/mo, $600/dep, custom built homes. Remax Results. BANK FORECLOSURE! $196,000 settlements, annuities, new rug and paint, qui- rent, 2bdrm, 1bth, fire- SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, 396 Lakeview Ave, 882-7094. law suit, mortgage et, bright, cozy, from place, $605; 1bdrm, $200 move in allow- Tooele. 882-2124 cell 3bdrm 2bth Home, SALE, RENT or lease $60,000! Won't Last! STANSBURY 3BDRM, notes and cash flows. $415. No smoking. Vine 1bth, $475. Water and ance. $500/mo, $400 830-2891 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- 2.5bth, 2735sqft, large Water Shares J.G. Wentworth #1. 1- Street Courtyard, 34 gas paid. Aaron Nelson deposit. Accepts hous- More Homes Available, rage w/shop. Near For Listings Call 800- kitchen w/tile, formal liv- 800-794-7310. (ucan) West Vine, Tooele. (801)971-4075 ing. 328 E Main, 3BDRM HOME, with schools. $1000/mo, ing/ dining, 2 family 366-9783 xH772 GRANTSVILLE WATER (801)205-3883 Grantsville. Call basement/shed $680 $700/dep. 435-882- rooms, central air, Public Notices APT FOR RENT, 2 share. Call 840-0928 2 AND 3bdrm apart- (801)815-2928, 435- rent, $500 cleaning, we 7471 or 435-830-3433. fenched, .2acres Meetings bdrm, 1 bath, govern- ments behind Super 884-0432. pay water no pets, no Available October 15th. $169,900. (435)882- ment subsidized. 211 EAST ERDA, 5.0 acre Office Space Deadline for public no- Wal-Mart. On select smoking. 313 Valley 6402, (801)201-5272 S. Hale, Grantsville. Equestrian Ranchette, units $99 moves you Homes for Rent View Dr. 882-0235 STANSBURY PARK, tices is 4 p.m. the day Call Tammi 884-1712. spectacular view, 2 acre in. Some apartments Large 3bdrm, 2bth, STANSBURY PARK prior to publication. Equal Housing Opp. 3BDRM HOUSE in water rights included. 4000SQFT BUILDING Public notices submit- includes all utilities. 2 car garage, rambler, Call (801)842-2448 or 5bdrm 3bth Rambler , w/3 overhaed doors, of- $$WHY RENT when Tooele, carport, fenced no pets, no smoking. Golf course view, lots of ted past the deadline Swimming pool, hot NICE 2BDRM apartment, (801)455-4482 fice. Located on you can buy? O down yard, unfinished base- $1200. extras. 5634 Miller Cir- will not be accepted. tub, exercise room, garage, 155 E. 100 S., 1.1acre. 480 3-phase programs, not perfect ment, $800/mo plus util- 116 Regatta Lane. cle. $194,500. 843- playground, full club- $600/mo, $400/dep. EXCHANGE MY large 3 power. $1800/month. credit. Single parent ities, $600 deposit. Davidson Realty 5495 or 801-550-1085 AGENDA house. 843-4400 882-4431 Available now. bedroom duplex unites Main Street Grantsville. COMBINED MEETING programs. Call for de- 801-466-5078 or 6 bedroom home for Built in 1998. (435)830- (801)544-9113 STANSBURY RAMBLER OF THE STANSBURY tails. Berna or Chris house units or ??? 2940. STANSBURY PARK, $239,800, 3485sqft, 6 RECREATION SERVICE 435-840-5029 Group 3BDRM HOUSE/ apt. Agent. 882-4858 1 Real Estate newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 bedroom, 3.5 baths, AREA BOARD OF w/carport, clean nice GRANTSVILLE 2400sqft TRUSTEES AND story home, large FOR SALE BY OWNER cul-de-sac. FSBO. Shop Space on 1/2acre $650/MO GRANTS- neighborhood. Available STANSBURY GREEN- fenced backyard, patio, custom home, 3000sqft Open house Saturdays. land for rent. Power, VILLE 2bdrm, 1bth, big Oct 1. $750/mo, BELT SERVICE AREA $1150 per month. Call rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, (435)830-0822, water, gas available, The Kirk yard, across from ele- $500/dep. 830-5912 or BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 843-1282 (801)560-9585. MLS Quiet, Quality apartments in a 1 acre horse property, zoned commercial/ light mentary school, w/d (801)573-8607 AND STANSBURY restored historic structure $259,500. Grantsville. #543108 www.utahreal industrial, $650/mo. hookups, deposit nego- STANSBURY, VERY 3BDRM, 1BTH Town- Call 884-0182 estate.com 840-5659, 840-5661 tiable, pets negotiable. nice 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car Continued on next page The Best Places at the Best Prices house, rent option to No smoking. Call Carol garage, large yard. TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, buy. See 8 possible. All FOR SALE or lease op- Completely Furnished ReMax 830-0007 $900/month plus depos- tion: Stansbury, 5bdrm, 2140sqft, 2 family • Built in 2000 appliances included, it. (435)830-1039 rooms, great value at Weekly & Monthly Rates w/d. (435)882-0190, 3bth, custom upgrades, • 3 bedrooms $750/MO, GRANTS- $176,000, 0 down. Or only $117,800. 268 W (801)699-7884 TOOELE (OVERLAKE), • 2.5 baths VILLE 3bdrm, 2bth $1400/mo, $3000 down. Daniel Dr. Jeff 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, • Full fenced yard 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 newer home, w/d hook- Must See! 833-0511, (801)244-3946. 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(435)884- FSBO: MULTI level, $85,700. 135 S. 6th St. Mark & Katie Dewald tiable. $600 deposit. garage, large yard, 3bdrm, 1bth, ceramic Jeff (801)244-3946. * Regardless of age 3955, (801)580-5820 or available now. $995. Available October 1. (435)849-1293 tile, unfinished base- Re/Max Results 949 West 340 South • Tooele Laundry facilities, recreation room on site. 833-0624 1748 North Dean Drive ment, vaulted ceilings, (120 West) 4BDRM, 2.5BTH, Stans- vinyl fence, landscap- Manufactured Patios & storage room Davidson Realty $850/MO 3BDRM, 2bth, bury Park home, depos- ing, $127,900. 629 East (801)466-5078 Homes 143 North 400 West, Tooele new condition. Call Car- it. $1100/mo. 843-2434 180 North. 882-7598 ol with Remax 830- 2000 FLEETWOOD 7 night Office Hours: Tues. - Fri., 9am-2pm TOOELE, 3 bedroom 0007. 4BDRM, 3BTH, fenced, GRANTSVILLE, Spring Hill 24x52, 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889 apartment, 1.75 bath, LAKEPOINT DUPLEX 2 car garage, 6yrs old, 1100SQFT Rambler, 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at carport, ac, no smoking, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING with Horse Property 598 East 700 North, 4.18acre horse proper- $34,873, in Tooele park no pets, $600/month. (if desired). Newly $950/mo. 882-0599, ty, 3bdrm, 2bth, water or can be moved, 623 East Smelter Road. e s c a p e built 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 (801)628-6986. shares. Great opportu- $26,900 obo. (208)860- (435)882-1287 car garage, tile, soft nity. Only $175,600. 3441 water, fully landscap- BACHELOR APART- 6490 Burmester Rd. to paradise for two! 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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE reason of certain obliga- President Successor filing, a payoff, a rein- the trustee a $5,000.00 Scott Lundberg, Trust- NOTICE NOTICE OF AUCTION Meetings NOTICE IS HEREBY tions secured thereby. Trustee statement or any other deposit at the sale and ee Notice is hereby given Date of Sale: October GIVEN THAT the Tooele Notice of Default was re- 102 West 500 South, condition of which the the balance of the pur- 3269 South Main, #100 that Deseret Chemical 15, 2005 Time: 10:00am SERVICE AGENCY City Planning Commis- corded APRIL 11, 2005, Suite 300 trustee is not aware that chase price by 12:00 Salt Lake City, UT Depot (DCD), state/ Beehive Storage, 1498 N BOARD OF DIREC- sion meeting scheduled as Entry No. 238713, of Salt Lake City, UT would cause the cancel- noon the day following 84115 EPA ID Number Main, Tooele. TORS for September 28, 2005 said official records. 84101 05-6174/Carber- lation of this sale. Fur- the sale. The deposit (801) 263-3400 UT5210090002, has This notice of auction is NOTICE is hereby given has been canceled be- Trustee will sell at public ry, Darrell F. P234686 ther, if any of these con- must be in the form of a Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. submitted a request for being given pursuant to that a meeting of the cause no items were auction to highest bidder (Published in the Tran- ditions exist, this sale will cashier’s check or bank – 5:00 p.m. modification to the DCD 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Board of Trustees of the submitted for the meet- without warranty as to ti- script Bulletin September be null and void, the suc- official check payable to L&A Case No. 05-44429 Part B-Hazardous Waste Annotated. Stansbury Recreation ing. The next scheduled tle, possession or en- 27, October 4 & 11, cessful bidder’s funds Lundberg & Associates. Team B/JT Storage Permit. The re- UNIT #097 Ricky Smith, Service Area and the Planning Commission cumbrances, the follow- 2005) UPAXLP shall be returned, and The balance must be in THIS COMMUNICATION quested modification is 394 W. Hamilton, El Greenbelt Service Area meet is October 12, ing described property: the Trustee and the Ben- the form of a wire trans- IS AN ATTEMPT TO summarized below: Centro, CA. TV, bikes, and the Board of Direc- 2005. LOT 17, BLOCK 2, eficiary shall not be liable fer, cashier’s check, COLLECT A DEBT, AND Class 3: Addition of microwave, computer ta- tors of the Stansbury (Published in the Tran- HIGHLAND PARK SUB- to the successful bidder bank official check (credit ANY INFORMATION Building 1825 as permit- ble, misc. boxes & items. Service Agency will con- script Bulletin September DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- NOTICE OF TRUST- for any damages. union official checks are OBTAINED WILL BE ted hazardous waste UNIT #386 Jennifer vene on Wednesday, 27, 2005) UPAXLP SION OF TOOELE EE'S SALE THIS COMMUNICATION not accepted) or U.S. USED FOR THAT PUR- storage facility. Lansdowne, 584 Kay September 28, 2005 at CITY, ACCORDING TO The following described IS AN ATTEMPT TO Postal money order pay- POSE. A 60-day public com- Lane, Tooele. Carpet 7:00 p.m., at the Club- THE PLAT THEREOF, real property will be sold COLLECT A DEBT, AND able to Lundberg & As- (Published in the Tran- ment period for this mod- cleaner, baby items, house, #1 Country Club PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECORDED IN THE at public auction to the ANY INFORMATION sociates. If wire transfer script Bulletin September ification request will be- bike, childs car, misc. Drive, Stansbury Park, MEETING AND AGEN- OFFICE OF THE highest bidder without OBTAINED WILL BE is used, an additional 20, 27 & October 4, gin on Wednesday, Sep- boxes. Utah 84074. DA TOOELE COUNTY RE- warranty as to title, pos- USED FOR THAT PUR- $10.00 must be remitted 2005) tember 28, 2005 and end UNIT #231 Daniel Holt, Business Meeting Tooele County Plan- CORDER. Tax Serial No. session or encumbran- POSE. with the purchase price. on Monday, November PO Box 632, Garden 1. Call to Order ning Commission 09-003-0-0057 ces, at the West main DATED: September 9, Cash payments are not 28, 2005. All comments Valley, ID. Armoir, bed, 2. Pledge of Allegiance SECOND AMENDED The Tooele County Plan- Purported Property Ad- entrance North steps of 2005. accepted. A trustee’s must be submitted in dresser, sm. Fridge, 3. Roll Call NOTICE OF TRUST- ning Commission will dress: 74 SOUTH 7TH the Tooele County Court- Paul M. Halliday, Jr. deed will be delivered to writing to Mr. Dennis misc. boxes. 4. Review and Adopt Mi- EE'S SALE hold a meeting on Octo- STREET, TOOELE, UT house, 47 South Main, Successor Trustee the successful bidder Downs, Executive Secre- UNIT #018 Christy Strie- nutes The following described ber 5, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. 84074. The undersigned Tooele, Utah, on October 376 East 400 South, within three business tary, Division of Solid by, 755 S 330 W, 5. Public Comment property will be sold at in the Auditorium at the disclaims any liability for 11, 2005, at 4:30 o'clock Suite 300 days after receipt of the and Hazardous Waste, Tooele. Kitchen set, 6. Probable Vote Items public auction to the Tooele County Court- any error in the street ad- p.m., of said day: Situat- Salt Lake City, Utah amount bid. Utah Department of En- couch, wine rack, misc. a. Richmond American highest bidder at the house, 47 South Main, dress. The owner of the ed in the County of 84111 DATED: September 16, vironmental Quality, boxes & items. Homes, Greenbelt West Main Entrance, Tooele, Utah. property as of the record- Tooele, State of Utah, Telephone: (801) 355- 2005. Cannon health building, UNIT #208B Marty Von Agreement – Jeff Terry North Steps, Tooele DUE TO LACK OF ing of the Notice of De- more particularly descri- 2886 Scott Lundberg, Trust- 288 North 1460 West, Rotz, 1814 N 210 E, b. Utah Association of County Courthouse, 47 STAFF THE TOOELE fault is reported to be: bed as follows: Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., ee Salt Lake City, UT Tooele. Washer, mat- Special Districts, 2005 South Main, Tooele, COUNTY PLANNING Darrell F. Carberry Bid- Lot 112, NORTH LAKE 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 3269 South Main, #100 84116. tresses, chairs, dresser, Conference – Christy Utah, on October 27, COMMISISON MEET- ders must tender to the NO. 2 SUBDIVISION, a (MST) Salt Lake City, UT A public information misc. boxes & items. Achziger 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of ING HAS BEEN CAN- trustee a $5,000.00 de- Subdivision of Tooele FILE NUMBER: 26847 84115 meeting concerning this UNIT #175 George Do- 7. Manager’s Report said day, for the purpose CELLED posit at the sale and the City, according to the of- (Published in the Tran- (801) 263-3400 modification request will ka, PMB 600, PO Box 8. Recess of foreclosing a trust Dated this 22nd day of balance of the purchase ficial plat thereof, record- script Bulletin September Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. be held on Wednesday, 4393060, San Ysidro, Work Session deed originally executed September, 2005 price by 12:00 noon the ed in the office of the 13, 20 & 27, 2005) – 5:00 p.m. October 19, 2005 at 6:00 CA. BBQ, 2 beds, enter- 1. Possible Vote Items on February 24, 2003 by Mary Dixon, Secretary next business day follow- County Recorder of L&A Case No. 05-51325 PM, in Tooele Chemical tainement center, dress- a. Board Member & Man- Christopher R. Johnson, Tooele County Plan- ing the sale. The deposit Tooele County, Utah. NOTICE OF TRUST- Team B/JT Stockpile Outreach Of- er, misc. boxes & items. ager 2006 Budget Re- as trustor, in favor of ning Commission and balance of the sale TAX # 10-006-0-0112 EE'S SALE THIS COMMUNICATION fice, 54 South Main, UNIT #360. Dean Clegg, quests – Randy Jones Wells Fargo Home Mort- (Published in the Tran- proceeds must be in the Purportedly known as: The following described IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele, Utah. 530 Oquirrh Ave, Tooele. b. Impact Fee Capital gage, Inc., covering the script Bulletin September form of a wire transfer, 556 Ontario Street, property will be sold at COLLECT A DEBT, AND Questions can be direct- Couch, love seat, end ta- Facilities Plan – Gary Zi- following real property 27, 2005) UPAXLP cashier's check or certi- Tooele, UT 84074 (the public auction to the ANY INFORMATION ed to the Deseret Chemi- bles, dresser, misc. ser purported to be located fied funds payable to undersigned disclaims li- highest bidder at the OBTAINED WILL BE cal Depot, Risk Manage- items. c. Administrative Policies in Tooele County at 714 Public Notices First Southwestern Title ability for any error in the West Main Entrance, USED FOR THAT PUR- ment, by contacting Mr. (Published in the Tran- and Procedures Revision West 770 South, Tooele, Trustee's Sales Agency of Utah, Inc. A address). North Steps, Tooele POSE. Troy Johnson (435) 833- script Bulletin September – Dave Lawrence UT 84074 (the under- trustee's deed will be de- The Trust Deed being County Courthouse, 47 (Published in the Tran- signed disclaims liability 4198; or the Utah Divi- 27 & October 4, 2005) 2. Board Members’ Re- Deadline for public no- livered to the successful foreclosed by these non- South Main Street, script Bulletin September for any error in the ad- sion of Solid and Hazard- UPAXLP ports and Requests tices is 4 p.m. the day bidder within three busi- judicial trust deed fore- Tooele, Utah, on October 20, 27 & October 4, dress), and more particu- ous Waste (UDSHW), 3. Correspondence prior to publication. ness days after receipt of closure proceedings is 20, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 2005) larly described as: Utah Department of En- NOTICE 4. Financial and Bills Public notices submit- the amount bid. dated April 9, 2002, and said day, for the purpose Lot 118, WESTWOOD vironmental Quality, by KUED-TV has changed 5. Adjourn ted past the deadline This Trustee's Sale may was executed by DE- of foreclosing a trust MESA PLAT "A" SUBDI- contacting Mr. John Wal- channels in Tooele and (Published in the Tran- will not be accepted. NOTICE OF TRUST- be subject to a bankrupt- BORAH L. LONG, an un- deed originally executed drip (801) 538-6170. The surrounding communi- script Bulletin September EE'S SALE VISION, a subdivision of cy filing, a payoff, a rein- married woman, as on March 27, 2000 by Permittee's (DCD) com- ties. Pursuant to provi- 27, 2005) UPAXLP NOTICE OF TRUST- The following described Tooele City, according to statement or any other Edwin J. Rappleye and pliance history is also sions of the Communica- EE'S SALE Trustor, in favor of Utah property will be sold at the official plat thereof condition that would Darcee Petersen, as available from Mr. Wal- tions Act of 1934, as The following described Housing Corporation, a public auction to the recorded in the Office of PUBLIC NOTICE cause the cancellation of trustors, in favor of CTX drip. amended, notice is here- real property will be sold public corporation of the highest bidder at the the County Recorder of LAKE POINT IM- this sale. Further, if any Mortgage Company, cov- A copy of this modifica- by given that on or about at public auction to the State of Utah, the pres- West Main Entrance, said County. PROVEMENT DISTRICT of these conditions exist, ering the following real tion request is available Sept 1, 2005, TV transla- highest bidder payable in ent Beneficiary. The North Steps, Tooele Together with all the im- NOTICE IS HEREBY this sale will be null and property purported to be for review by the general tor channel K64FZ, locat- lawful money of the Unit- present owner is report- County Courthouse, 47 provements now or here- GIVEN that the Lake void, the successful bidd- located in Tooele County public at the Utah Divi- ed on Farnsworth Peak ed States, on October ed to be DEBORAH L. South Main Street, after erected on the Point Improvement Dis- er's funds shall be re- at 55 West 1930 North, sion of Solid and Hazard- and serving the com- 26, 2005 at 10:00 A.M., LONG, an unmarried Tooele, Utah, on October property, and all ease- trict Board of Trustees turned, and the Trustee Tooele, UT 84074 (the ous Waste (UDSHW), munities of the Tooele at the West entrance to woman. 20, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of ments, appurtenances, will hold a special work and the beneficiary shall undersigned disclaims li- Utah Department of En- Valley, was changed to the Tooele County Court- The purchase price is said day, for the purpose and fixtures now or here- meeting on September not be liable to the suc- ability for any error in the vironmental Quality, channel K65HO, under house, 47 South Main, payable in lawful money of foreclosing a trust after a part of the proper- 29, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at cessful bidder for any address), and more par- Cannon Health Center, Special Temporary Au- Tooele, UT 84074, in the of the United States of deed originally executed ty. the North Tooele Fire damages. ticularly described as: 288 North 1460 West, thority from the Federal County of Tooele, State America. Bidders must on February 24, 2003 by The current beneficiary Station, 1540 Sunset DATED: September 19, Unit No. 4D of THE Salt Lake City, UT, Communications Com- of Utah, for the purpose be prepared to tender to Frederik Swemmer, as of the trust deed is Wells Road, Lake Point, Utah. 2005 FIELDS AT OVERLAKE 84116; and at the Tooele mission. Questions and of foreclosing a trust the Trustee a $5,000.00 trustor, in favor of Mort- Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- A copy of the tentative FIRST SOUTHWEST- CONDOMINIUMS, Chemical Stockpile Out- comments concerning deed held by Washing- non-refundable deposit gage Electronic Registra- cessor by merger to agenda is available at ERN TITLE AGENCY PHASE TWO, together reach Office, 54 South this change should be di- ton Mutual Bank, F.A., as in certified funds or a tion Systems, Inc., as Wells Fargo Home Mort- the Lake Point Improve- OF UTAH, INC. LUCY with all improvements lo- Main, Tooele, Utah rected to the University the current Beneficiary, cashier's check at the nominee for Academy gage, Inc., and the re- ment District office, 7856 DENLEY, Asst. Vice cated thereon, as said 84074. of Utah, KUED-TV, 101 executed by Darrell F. time of sale to secure Mortgage Corporation, cord owners of the prop- Mountain View Road or Unit is identified in the (Published in the Tran- S. Wasatch Drive, SLC, Carberry, as Trustor, re- bid, and the balance of its successors and as- erty as of the recording Phone 508-0397. Plat of said development script Bulletin September UT 84112. corded January 29, 1996 the purchase price must signs, covering the fol- of the notice of default (Published in the Tran- recorded November 5, 27, 2005) UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- as Entry No. 81158, in If it happens here, be paid in full in the form lowing real property pur- are Christopher R. John- script Bulletin September 1999 as Entry Number script Bulletin September Book 413, at Page 0592, read about it here. of certified funds or a ported to be located in son and Michelle M. 27, 2005) UPAXLP 139556, in Book 596, at SUMMONS 15, 20, 22 & 27, 2005) of the official records of cashier's check within 24 Tooele County at 6685 Johnson. hours from the time of Page 191 of the official Old Mill Road, Stansbury The sale is subject to a Case No. 054300179 Tooele County, Utah, TOOELE PUBLIC NOTICE TRANSCRIPT sale. records of the Tooele bankruptcy filing, a pay- Judge Randall M Skan- Subscribe Today given to secure an in- Park, UT 84074 (the un- If you had any business BULLETIN This Trustee’s Sale is County Recorder, State off, a reinstatement or chy 882-0050 debtedness in favor of dersigned disclaims lia- dealings with Dee A. subject to a bankruptcy of Utah, and as identified any other condition of IN THE THIRD JUDI- Key Bank of Utah, by bility for any error in the Randall or Horizon Fi- and described in the which the trustee is not CIAL DISTRICT COURT address), and more par- nancial Services or Hori- Declaration of Condo- aware that would cause OF TOOELE COUNTY, ticularly described as: zon Mortgage and In- minium of The Fields at the cancellation of the STATE OF UTAH, Lot 125, GATEWAY vestment, or Independ- Overlake Condominiums, sale. If any such condi- Tooele County Court- NEIGHBORHOOD ent Financial and Invest- an Expandable Residen- tion exists, the sale shall house, 47 South Main Hundreds of homes, lots & PHASE 2A-3 SUBDIVI- ment, please contact at- tial Condominium Proj- be void, the successful Street, Tooele, Utah SION, a subdivision of torney Kathryn Collard at ect, recorded May 14, bidder’s funds returned 84074 Tooele County, accord- 801-537-5625. 1999 as Entry Number and the trustee and cur- Janet M Kesler, Peti- ing to the official plat (Published in the Tran- property to choose from! 131110, in Book 568, at rent beneficiary shall not tioner, vs. Douglas B thereof recorded in the script Bulletin September Page 338 of official re- be liable to the success- Kesler, Respondent. office of the Tooele 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 & 29 cords, and as amended ful bidder for any dam- THE STATE OF UTAH County Recorder. 2005) UPAXLP in the Amendment to Together with all the im- age. TO THE ABOVE- 1294 Haylie Lane Declaration of Condo- NAMED RESPONDENT: provements now or here- Bidders must tender to PUBLIC NOTICE in Elk Ridge Estates minium of the Fields at You are hereby sum- after erected on the the trustee a $5,000.00 The Tooele County R Gorgeous East Bench Overlake Condominiums, property, and all ease- deposit at the sale and moned and required to R Housing Authority has E an Expandable Residen- file an Answer in writing E Rambler w/ 5 Bdrms, 3 full ments, appurtenances, the balance of the pur- D to the attached Petition their Annual Public D tial Condominium Proj- chase price by 12:00 N bths, 1half bth, Jetted Tub, and fixtures now or here- Housing Plan available N T ect, recorded November with the Clerk of the T after a part of the proper- noon the day following UUNDER Home Theater Room, Fully for public review at their U C Tooele County Court- C 10, 1999 as Entry Num- AA Fenced, Beautifully & ty. the sale. The deposit office at 118 East Vine R ber 139557, in Book 596, The current beneficiary must be in the form of a house, 47 South Main R Street, Tooele, Utah. Of- T Professionally Landscaped at Page 194 of the offi- Street, Tooele, Utah T of the trust deed is Mort- cashier’s check or bank fice hours are 8:30 a.m. N cial records of the Tooele 84074 and to serve upon N with 15 watering Zones for official check payable to O gage Electronic Registra- to 5:00 p.m. O County Recorder, State or mail to the petitioner the Not So Green Thumb, Lundberg & Associates. CONTRACTCC $$ tion Systems, Inc., as (Published in the Tran- 3310,00010,000 of Utah. at 295 West 100 South, Backyard is Awesome. nominee for Chase The balance must be in script Bulletin September Together with an undivid- Tooele, Utah 84074, a Home Finance, LLC, its the form of a wire trans- 27, 2005) UPAXLP ed interest, and a right successors and assigns fer, cashier’s check, copy of said answer, within 20 days if you are and easement of use and the record owners of bank official check (credit DRAFT FINDING OF NO served in the State of and enjoyment in and to the property as of the re- union official checks are SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Utah, or within 30 days if the Common Area de- cording of the notice of not accepted) or U.S. (FNSI) FOR ENVIRON- you are served outside scribed, as provided for default are Frederik Postal money order pay- MENTAL ASSESS- the State of Utah, after and in the percentage Swemmer and Stacey able to Lundberg & As- MENT FOR AERIAL service of this Summons shown, in said Declara- Swemmer. sociates. If wire transfer SPRAY FOR WEED upon you. If you fail to do tion. This conveyance is The sale is subject to a is used, an additional CONTROL ON U.S. AR- $ $ so judgement by default $ $ subject to the provisions bankruptcy filing, a pay- $10.00 must be remitted MY DUGWAY PROVING 1123,25023,250 225,0005,000 will be taken against you of said Declaration, in- off, a reinstatement or with the purchase price. GROUND (DPG), UTAH for the relief demanded 117 North Sheridan cluding any amendments any other condition of Cash payments are not PROPOSED ACTION: Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. in said Petition, which A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured thereto. The undivided which the trustee is not accepted. A trustee’s The environmental as- ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include has been filed with the Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual interest in the Common aware that would cause deed will be delivered to sessment (EA) was pre- Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your Clerk of the above-enti- Area conveyed hereby is the cancellation of the the successful bidder pared to evaluate the po- Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population tled Court. You can ob- influx and demand. subject to modification, sale. If any such condi- within three business tential environmental ef- tain a copy of the Veri- from time to time, as pro- tion exists, the sale shall days after receipt of the fects of aerial spray of fied Petition by writing to vided in the Declaration be void, the successful amount bid. herbicides for weed con- the clerk of the court at for Expansion of the bidder’s funds returned DATED: September 19, trol on DPG. The control Tooele County Court- Condominium Project. and the trustee and cur- 2005. of vegetation would be house, 47 South Main Together with all the im- rent beneficiary shall not Scott Lundberg, Trust- accomplished by an aer- Street, Tooele, Utah provements now or here- be liable to the success- ee ial spray application of 84074. READ THESE after erected on the ful bidder for any dam- 3269 South Main, #100 herbicides applied ac- PAPERS CAREFULLY. property, and all ease- age. Salt Lake City, UT cording to label direc- These papers mean that $$ ments, appurtenances, Bidders must tender to 84115 tions, and Army, and Air 1148,00048,000 you are being sued for 148,000 and fixtures now or here- the trustee a $5,000.00 (801) 263-3400 Force Regulations. The divorce. after a part of the proper- deposit at the sale and Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. herbicide to be selected 787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan Dated this 12 day of ty. the balance of the pur- – 5:00 p.m. will be from the approved East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, May, 2005. The current beneficiary chase price by 12:00 L&A Case No. 40187 list authorized by DoD Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, Janet Kelser Master Suite and a beautifully of the trust deed is noon the day following Team A/JGI and the Army Environ- Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Chase Home Finance, Petitioner starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. the sale. The deposit THIS COMMUNICATION mental Center. The se- (Published in the Tran- LLC, successor by merg- must be in the form of a IS AN ATTEMPT TO lected, approved herbi- script Bulletin September er to Chase Manhattan cashier’s check or bank COLLECT A DEBT, AND cide will be the safest 20, 27, October 4 & 11, Mortgage Corporation official check payable to ANY INFORMATION and most effective for 2005) UPAXLP and the record owners of Lundberg & Associates. OBTAINED WILL BE this operation, and is the property as of the re- USED FOR THAT PUR- The balance must be in NOTICE OF AUCTION cleared by the Environ- cording of the notice of POSE. R the form of a wire trans- Date of Sale: October mental Protection Agen- R default are Edwin J. Rap- E fer, cashier’s check, (Published in the Tran- cy for aerial application. E 15, 2005 Time: 11:00am DD pleye and Darcee Rap- bank official check (credit script Bulletin September These applications will Millpond Beehive Stor- N pleye. union official checks are 27, October 4 & 11, N T be accomplished after T age, 543 Millpond Rd, UNDERU The sale is subject to a 2005) UPAXLP C not accepted) or U.S. U C the areas have been AA bankruptcy filing, a pay- Stansbury Park R Postal money order pay- This notice of auction is identified, and will be re- R off, a reinstatement or Public Notices 137 NorthT 570 East able to Lundberg & As- peated as necessary to T being given pursuant to This home is NinN a beautiful area with mountain SELL YOUR any other condition of sociates. If wire transfer Miscellaneous keep them clear of views,O close to East elementary, churches and which the trustee is not 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code O is used, an additional weeds. Not all areas are CCONTRACTCtown. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., aware that would cause Deadline for public no- Annotated. $10.00 must be remitted sprayed each year. The unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. HOME HERE tices is 4 p.m. the day UNIT #036 Michael the cancellation of the with the purchase price. herbicide will reduce time prior to publication. Palmer, 4 Lakeview, *Each office independently owned and operated. sale. If any such condi- Cash payments are not and labor needed to Public notices submit- Stansbury Pk. Tanning Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. tion exists, the sale shall accepted. A trustee’s keep the targets free of Shane ted past the deadline bed, exercise bike, exer- be void, the successful deed will be delivered to weeds. Herbicide will bidder’s funds returned will not be accepted. cise gym, misc. boxes. the successful bidder (Published in the Tran- keep the sprayed areas Bergen and the trustee and cur- within three business ready to accept muni- rent beneficiary shall not script Bulletin September days after receipt of the 27 & October 4, 2005) tions testing and training be liable to the success- TOOELE 840- 0344 (cell) amount bid. TRANSCRIPT UPAXLP operations for a longer ful bidder for any dam- DATED: September 12, BULLETIN ext. 119 age. 2005. 882- 8868 1185 N. Main Bidders must tender to NEWS TIPS: 882- Continued on next page B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 27, 2005

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous WEDDINGS Public Notices sociated with the pro- The Facts and Conclu- that on the 13th day of Southwest quarter of over fifty percent (50%) Lynn Andersen, Saturday, Oct. 1, Miscellaneous posed action. sions That Led to the September, 2005, the Section 29; thence North of the taxable value of Anderton/Andersen HAZARDOUS MATERI- 2005, at the Benson Grist Mill. period of time. FNSI. Vernon Town Council to the Southeast corner the taxable property pro- ALS: There will be a reception in ALTERNATIVES: Based on the considera- adopted a resolution de- of the Southwest quarter posed to be included Herbicides to be used Steve and Lauren Anderton No Action tions summarized above, claring that the public of the Southwest quarter within the District, file their honor following the cer- are not classified as a The no action alternative the proposed action will health, convenience, and of Section 20; thence written protests against are pleased to announce the emony at 6 p.m. at the Benson hazardous material by would be to allow inva- not affect the quality of necessity require the es- West along Section line the establishment of the marriage of their daughter, the U. S. Department of Grist Mill. If we have overlooked sive weeds to continue to the human environment, tablishment of a water to the South quarter cor- District, the Town Coun- Transportation (DOT). Whitney Anderton, to Stephen anyone, please feel free to join encroach and to have no or the natural environ- special service district, to ner of Section 19; thence cil is required by law to The products are regis- management action. ment directly or indirect- be known as the Vernon North to the Point of Be- abandon the proposed Andersen, son of Robert and the celebration. tered and controlled un- This alternative is not re- ly, as specified by the Waterworks Special ginning , all within the creation of the District. der EPA/FIFRA regula- sponsive to the identified National Environmental Service District (the boundaries of the Town After the 30-day protest tions, EPA Regulation need and is not a viable Policy Act and the regu- "District") to provide culi- of Vernon. period closes, the Town 352-505. As powder, or alternative lations of the Council on nary and/or secondary The public hearing will Council shall adopt a in solution, they are of a Alternative 1 Environmental Quality water service to proper- be held on the 11th day resolution either estab- Lucero/Wilcox low order of toxicity. Disking to remove and the Department of ties within the District’s of October, 2005, at 7:00 lishing the District or Consultation with the Hill weeds. This alternative is the Army. In conse- boundaries and providing p.m. at the Vernon Fire abandoning the estab- AFB Fire Department in- Elizabeth Jean Lucero and not a consideration be- quence of the foregoing, for the holding of a public Station, 325 South Main lishment of the District. dicates that they have no Daniel Thatcher Wilcox, along cause of the explosive no environmental impact hearing on the proposed Street, Vernon, Utah. Any person who shall concern with the storage, hazards. Unwanted statement (EIS) will be establishment of the Dis- Any interested person have timely filed a written with their parents, are pleased handling or use of the weeds hide unexploded prepared. A Finding of trict. If this Special may protest the estab- protest and who is a to announce their marriage on material, as long as all of ordnances. Disking No Significant Impact is Service District is creat- lishment of the District ei- qualified voter residing the manufacturer’s regu- Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005. would be highly danger- appropriate; therefore, ed it may levy annual ther orally or in writing at within, or owning proper- lations are followed. A reception will be held in ous in the impact areas. this FNSI has been pre- taxes upon all taxable said public hearing, or in ty within, the District, WATER QUALITY: their honor from 6-8 p.m. at the This alternative is also pared. property with the District a written protest filed may petition the District The proposed action not a feasible solution to Deadline for the Receipt and fees may be im- with the Town Clerk any Court within 30 days af- LDS church on 180 S. Coleman would have no significant removal of weeds of Public Comments and posed to pay for all or time prior to the hearing ter the adoption of said Drive in Tooele. impact on water quality. Alternative 2 point of Contact for addi- part of the services to be or within 15 days after resolution for a writ of re- There are no fresh water Parents of the bride are Scott Mowing for vegetation tional information. provided by the District. the public hearing. All view. The grounds for sources within the pro- and Kendra Reed and Frank and control. This alternative Comments are particu- The boundaries and written protests must be such a petition are limit- posed action area. The is not a consideration be- larly invite from tribal, service area of the pro- filed within 15 days after ed to: (1) a claim that the Jan Lucero. Parents of the groom herbicides will break cause of the possible ex- federal, state, county and posed District shall in- the conclusion of the petitioner’s property will are Lori and Mark Yakovich and down before they leach Elizabeth Jean Lucero plosive damage to mow- local government officials clude portions of Sec- public hearing and all not be benefitted by the into the soil beyond one Bart and Jan Wilcox. and Daniel Thatcher Wilcox ing equipment. Mowing and agencies, citizen Ad- tions 19, 20, 29, 31, and withdrawals of protest or services to be provided foot. The herbicides are If we have inadvertently is also undesirable be- visory boards, Restora- 32 in Township 8 South, cancellations of with- by the District; and (2) a designed and tested to missed anyone, please join us. cause it usually encour- tion Advisory Boards and Range 5 West, Salt Lake drawals must be filed claim that the procedures attach molecularly to the ages lateral growth in any other groups or par- Base & Meridian, Tooele within 30 days after the used to establish the Dis- soil particles within one weeds that would compli- ties who have an interest County, Utah, more par- conclusion of said public trict violated the law. to six inches of the sur- cate rather than alleviate in environmental effects ticularly described as fol- hearing. The Town FAILURE TO TIMELY face. The herbicide mol- the problem of unwanted of the proposed action. lows: Council will hear all inter- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- ecules bind tightly to soil weeds. The mower The environmental as- Beginning at the Center ested persons desiring to TEST PRECLUDES THE colloids with very little would have to be towed sessment is on file and Section of Section 19; be heard and will give full PROTEST FROM BE- leeching. with an armored vehicle may be reviewed by in- thence East to the Cen- consideration to all pro- ING INCLUDED IN THE There’s a HEALTH & SAFETY: and would generate ad- terested parties at the ter Section of Section 20; tests. If special accom- 50% CALCULATION Material Safety Data ditional risks from scat- Public Affairs Office, U.S. thence South to the modations are required, DISCUSSED ABOVE Sheets (MSDS) are pro- tering unexploded muni- Army Dugway Proving Southwest corner of the please call Doretta AND THE PROTES- Better Way vided with the herbicides, tions. Ground (435/831-3409). Northwest quarter of the Shumway at (435) 839- TANT FROM FILING A and will be required on ANTICIPATED ENVI- Comments will be re- Northeast quarter of Sec- 3473 with reasonable ad- PETITION FOR A WRIT site. All applicable Occu- RONMENTAL EF- ceived during the 30-day tion 29; thence East to vance notice. OF REVIEW. FAILURE to Get the pational Health and FECTS: period following the first the Northeast corner of Any written protest made TO TIMELY FILE A PE- Safety (OSHA) stand- PROPOSED ACTION: publication of the Public the Southwest quarter of on behalf of a corpora- TITION FOR WRIT OF ards will be complied Notice, and should be the Northeast quarter of tion owning property REVIEW FORECLOSES Word Out. The proposed action to with. Adequate mitigation apply pesticides through addressed to the Section 29; thence South within the proposed Dis- ANY RIGHTS TO measures would be im- aerial spray would ena- commander, U.S. Army to the Southwest corner trict shall be signed by THEREAFTER OBJECT plemented when mixing ble DPG to provide a Dugway Proving Ground, of the Northeast quarter the president, vice presi- TO THE ESTABLISH- and handling herbicides safe and economical sol- ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP- of the Southeast quarter dent, or any duly author- MENT OF THE DIS- to ensure the protection ution to weed infestation PA, Dugway, Utah of Section 32; thence ized agent of the corpo- TRICT. of human health and the and reduce the possibili- 84022. West to the Southwest ration. Where property Dated this 13th day of natural environment. ty of rangeland fires GREG D. OLSON corner of the Northeast within the proposed Dis- September, 2005. The mixing operation will caused by exploding ord- COL, CM quarter of the Southeast trict is owned by more BY THE ORDER OF TOOELE RANSCRIPT consist of combining wa- T nances. It would also im- Commanding quarter of Section 31; than one person or enti- THE VERNON TOWN ULLETIN ter and dry herbicide ma- B prove the quality of real U.S. Army Dugway thence North to the ty, all owners holding title COUNCIL terial, and loading it into life training for our armed Proving Ground Southwest corner of the to the property must join By: Doretta Shumway the aircraft holding tanks. forces that train at DPG. (Published in the Tran- Northeast quarter of the in the signing of the pro- Vernon Town Clerk NATURAL / CULTURAL AIR QUALITY: script Bulletin September Northeast quarter test in order for it to be P.O. Box 114 RESOURCES: Impacts are expected to 20, 22 & 27, 2005) of Section 31; thence considered in the fifty Vernon, Utah 84080 There will be no environ- be short term and are as- UPAXLP East to the Southeast percent (50%) calcula- (Published in the Tran- mental impacts to any sociated with aircraft corner of the Northeast tion discussed below. script Bulletin September Put it in our “Doings” section! natural/cultural resour- take-offs, low flying, and TOWN OF VERNON quarter of the Northeast If within 30 days after the 20, 27 & October 4, ces. There are no signif- Notices of special events for charitable organizations, landings, and would not NOTICE OF INTENTION quarter of Section 31; conclusion of the public 2005) UPAXLP icant wetland impacts. civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. affect DPG’s Title V Air TO ESTABLISH THE thence North to the hearing, more than fifty No threatened and en- Permit. There are no oth- VERNON WATER- Northeast corner of Sec- percent (50%) of the dangered (TE) species Subscribe To- 882-0050 • [email protected] er air issues nor are WORKS SPECIAL tion 31; thence East qualified voters of the or species of concern there any significant en- SERVICE DISTRICT along Section line to the territory proposed to be day would be affected by the vironmental impacts as- NOTICE is hereby given Southeast corner of the included within the Dis- 882-0050 proposed action. to all interested persons Southwest quarter of the trict, or the owners of

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