New Class Is Cat's Meow for Aspiring Veterinary Assistants

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Boy Scouts converge at Deseret Peak See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT CHOSEN Best Small by the SOCIETY OF Newspaper PROFESSIONAL 2009 in Utah JOURNALISTS BULLETIN 2010& SeptemberSeptember 2121,, 2010 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 117 NO. 33 50¢ Report casts new light on school safety District officials say incident increases are down to better reporting, not more problems

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Despite a report that shows a rapid upswing in the number of students involved in unsafe behaviors, Tooele County School District officials claim that local schools are a safe place for students. The district released its annual safe schools report at a school board meeting Sept. 7. The report shows almost every category of incident increased dramatically over the past year. For example, 143 students were reported to be involved in simple assault incidents in 2010 compared to 12 in 2009, and 490 cases of truancy were reported in 2010 compared to 76 in 2009. The large increases in reported incidents are due to a better method of data collection, not necessarily an actual increase in the number of incidents, according to Dan Johnson, Tooele County School District sec- Maegan Burr ondary education director.

Tooele City Police Officer Heath Hillyard watches the lunch line from the second floor of Tooele High School Wednesday afternoon. Despite an increase in the number of reported violent and SEE SAFETY PAGE A6 ➤ drug-related incidents, district officials maintain schools are generally safe. New class is cat’s meow for aspiring veterinary assistants

by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Tooele High School junior Austin Remick brought his pigs to school one day last week. They were invited by his teacher. Remick is one of 36 students throughout Tooele County enrolled in a veterinary assistant class at THS that is being taught for the first time in the district this year. His pigs were part of an practical lesson in weighing large animals. Maegan Burr “This is the first year that we have offered the veterinary assistant class here in Tooele,” said Mountain West Medical Center general surgeon Randy Hansen sits at his desk at the Oquirrh Marianne Oborn, Tooele County School District Surgical Center adjacent to the hospital. Hansen was recruited from Ephraim in May. director of career and technology education (CTE). “In the past, students interested in veterinary assisting had to travel by bus to the skill center in Jordan School District, and we were limited to no Maegan Burr Hospital makes strides Andrew Spainhower practices using a large scale in the veterinary assistant SEE VETERINARY PAGE A5 ➤ class at Tooele High School on Sept. 13. in doctor retention Administrators say new policies are producing better hires and making hired staff stick around longer

by Sarah Miley When Mountain West acquired the STAFF WRITER old hospital, Sagers said they brought financial stability and began revamp- Recruiting and retaining doctors has ing the staff, programs, policies, pro- SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE at times been a challenge for Tooele cedures andUV systems. INDEX They also began The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAYCounty’s only MONDAY hospital since TUESDAY it opened laying out a case for Tooele as a desir- Wednesday 7:16 a.m. 7:27 p.m. in 2002. But the tide has been turning able place to live. Thursday 7:17 a.m. 7:25 p.m. Friday 7:18 a.m. 7:23 p.m. recently, with hospital administrators “I6 tell 6my physicians6 6 6 that6 we’re6 very Saturday 7:19 a.m. 7:22 p.m. claiming they’re getting better doctors unique,” Sagers said. “We live in a Sunday 7:20 a.m. 7:20 p.m. for longer stays thanks to a change in very rural setting and yet just over Monday 7:21 a.m. 7:18 p.m. the way they approach hiring. theWed mountains Thu Fri are Sat 2.5 Sun million Mon Tue people Tuesday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set “For years retention was a big issue withnumber, all thethe greater amenities the need for eye that and skin large pop- Wednesday 6:50 p.m. 6:40 a.m. in Tooele,” said Doug Sagers, director ulationprotection. brings0-2 Low; 3-5 — Moderate; shopping, 6-7 High; 8-10 theater, Thursday 7:13 p.m. 7:39 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 7:39 p.m. 8:39 a.m. of business development at MWMC. plays. Tooele continues to grow. It’s a Saturday 8:07 p.m. 9:39 a.m. The issue predates even MWMC, he wonderfulALMANAC place to raise families, and Sunday 8:40 p.m. 10:41 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 20. Partly sunny and Pleasant with plenty of Pleasant with bright Nice with plenty of said, adding the old Tooele hospital we have a good education system. We Monday 9:20 p.m. 11:44 a.m. Bright and sunny Brilliant sunshine Plenty of sun Temperatures Tuesday 10:06 p.m. 12:45 p.m. breezy; a p.m. t-storm sunshine sunshine sunshine attracted some doctors at the end of have all the things people are looking High/Low past week 92/53 Full Last New First their rope career-wise. for Normal — stability high/low past andweek a lifestyle 78/50 that’s 81 48 73 49 78 50 79 51 80 51“There were80 also50 some good80 doc-55 unique.”Average temp past week 73.1 tors, but some that just had prob- ThatNormal average makes temp recruiting past week easier, 64.4 but TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Maegan Burr Sep 23 Sep 30 Oct 7 Oct 14 Shown is Wednesday’s lems,” Sagers said. “And Tooele was doesn’t necessarily help retention. To weather. Temperatures are desperate for physicians and would solve the long-standing92 problem of Veterinarian assistant students watch Britney Palmer sheer a sheep during their class at Tooele High School on Sept. 13. The class is being Forecasts and graphics provided by 87 84 90 91 Wednesday night’s lows and 80 taught for the first time in the Tooele County School District this year. AccuWeather, Inc. ©2010 just take it. The good ones that came 73 Wednesday’s highs. usually didn’t stay.” SEE HOSPITAL PAGE A7 ➤ 65 67 69 UTAH WEATHER 56 60 57 53 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan BULLETIN BOARD A8 Grouse 80/40 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 78/49 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS B5 76/40 85/51 84/51 80/48 13.82 12.58 HOMETOWN B1 Ogden Stansbury Park 79/49 Erda 80/48 Cowboys pummel THS student body OBITUARIES A6 Grantsville Vernal 83/47 Pine Canyon 0.93 OPEN FORUM A4 Salt Lake City 78/44 80/48 69/47 0.00 0.35 0.26 Scots 42-13 president hopes to Tooele 80/48 Bauer 81/48 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal SPORTS A10 78/47 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D See A10 unite school Provo Roosevelt 81/48 77/43 77/46 See Stockton See A3 Price complete 78/45 78/45 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 79/43 81/41 Ophir Moderate on A9 69/45 Low Delta Manti Absent 84/41 78/37 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 82/47 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 84/45 81/39 Moab 77/48 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 73/55 Beaver 81/49 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 78/38 Ibapah 81/42 24-hour 81/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 79/38 72/51 at Grantsville 1.27 none 90/59 Kanab 78/45 Eureka 77/46 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.27 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 STOCKING THE SHELVES Man arrested for allegedly shooting at wife, sister-in-law by Lisa Christensen area. William then fired several STAFF WRITER rounds at the vehicle, three of which hit the rear of the car. Charges were filed Monday The women continued to against a Grantsville man drive while calling 911. Officers accused of shooting at his wife from the Tooele County Sheriff’s and sister-in-law Friday night Office and Grantsville City then evading police until his Police searched for William arrest Saturday. in the area but could not find William Henwood Jr., 33, was him, said Grantsville City Police discussing marital problems Chief Dan Johnson. He was later with his wife, Dana, while her found at his mother’s house in sister drove the three of them to Grantsville after officers received Grantsville Reservoir just after a tip about his whereabouts. He 6 p.m., according to a probable was arrested by sheriff’s dep- cause statement from the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office. Near uties and taken to the Tooele the reservoir, William, who had County Detention Center. allegedly been drinking, told his William is charged with two counts of attempted murder, sister-in-law, Toni Garn, to pull William Henwood over so he could relieve himself. a second-degree felony, and As he came back to the car car so he could shoot his wife carrying a dangerous weapon and opened the door, William and then himself, according to under the influence of alcohol Maegan Burr pulled a .22-caliber handgun the report. Garn grabbed the or drugs, a class B misdemean- from his waistband, loaded it barrel of the gun and pushed or. He will make his first court Utah State Library Development Program Manager Cheryl Mansen (center) and Grantsville City recorder appearance Monday. Rachel Wright talk during an open house for the Tooele County Bookmobile library, now housed in Grantsville and pressed it to Dana’s head, it upwards, then stepped on High School’s library on Thursday. telling Garn to get out of the the accelerator and fled the [email protected] Clutter hinders firefighting efforts in Grantsville blaze by Lisa Christensen and the Tooele County Sheriff’s STAFF WRITER Office all responded to a report of a vehicle fire on Higley Road Sparks from a power grinder north of Grantsville at about ignited a fire near Grantsville 9:45 Saturday morning. Upon that destroyed a motor home, a arrival, firefighters faced a bat- camp trailer and at least a half tle simply to get at the blaze. dozen vehicles — but it was the The lot where the car fire difficulty of fighting the blaze started was crowded with sev- that had firefighters steamed. eral cars, some of which still Emergency personnel from held gasoline, plus old batter- North Tooele County Fire ies, acetylene tanks and a pile District, Grantsville Volunteer of coal, creating a potential Fire Department, Tooele City powder keg. Volunteer Fire Department “It was a total hazardous materials wasteland for us,” said NTCFD Chief Pam Rowley. “It’s been a huge accumulation BUSINESS BRIEFS of stuff for a long time.” The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes John Bierman, a Grantsville news items from the local busi- man who leases the property, ness community of 150 words or was using a grinder that morn- less. Businesses can send news ing to build a trailer when of awards, promotions, internal sparks fell to the ground. Those milestones, new business ven- sparks set fire to some grass tures, new hires, relocations, part- under a nearby car and the fire nerships, major transactions and quickly spread by wind. other items to Missy Thompson via In all, the fire was contained e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. to less than an acre, but in com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, that space flames consumed or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, a motor home, a camp trail- Tooele, UT 84074. er and six or seven vehicles, Rowley said. Those vehicles were parked on the pile of coal, �� which also caught on fire and � had to be contained by bring- �� ing in a front-end loader from courtesy of Georgia Dillard �� Grantsville to disperse the pile. According to Rowley, this was �� Flames engulf a trailer on Higley Road north of Grantsville Saturday morning. It’s the second time a fire has erupted on the same lot in the last month, according �� the second time in a month to fire officials. firefighters have been called �� out to the property — which is could have been avoided alto- of the Tooele County Sheriff’s thing had been done. It’s a said. “And it’s a little scary for �� a private lot, not an auto body gether. Office, in part because of the problem that needs to be cor- us. It’s very frustrating for fire- �� yard — to extinguish flames. “This was totally prevent- short time between this fire rected, she said, as much for fighters.” �� What is frustrating about this able, if he had moved onto a and the last one. the safety of firefighters as for [email protected] �� fire, she said, is not only the bare dirt area,” she said. Rowley said the owners had fire prevention. �� difficulty firefighters had in Bierman was cited for neg- promised to clean up the lot “That property is certainly �� fighting the blaze but that it ligence, said Lt. Jeff Morgan but she couldn’t tell that any- a hazard in terms of fires,” she �� Tooele �� Semi tips, sprays Lysol all over Sheep Lane �� “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� by Lisa Christensen ers and two deputies from the Southbound traffic was closed The driver, 48-year-old Russell 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. Tooele County Sheriff’s Office off on Sheep Lane and north- Best of Uintah, was cited for �� STAFF WRITER (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 until after 8 p.m. to clean up bound traffic was severely lim- making an improper left turn. �� Tickets are now available online Emergency responders had the strewn-about items, unpack ited during the cleanup effort, There were no injuries in the www.movieswest.com �� a mess on their hands when a what was remaining in the trail- Daniels said, but traffic on SR- collision. �� semi truck took a turn too fast er and reload another trailer. 138 was not affected. [email protected] �� Monday afternoon and dumped Sept 17 - 23 �� its load of cleaning supplies in �� Erda. �� The truck was turning left EASY A �� from SR-138 on to Sheep Lane FRI / SAT . 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 (PG-13) �� at about 2:40 p.m. but was going TRY OUR SUN ...... 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10 �� too fast and tipped on its side, DLY ...... 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 �� said Trooper Roger Daniels of �� the Utah Highway Patrol. The RESIDENT EVIL AFTERLIFE �� sideways truck continued sliding and hit another semi truck that FRI / SAT . 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05, 9:30 �� SUN ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05 (R) was parked on Sheep Lane. GREEK �� Although there was mini- DLY ...... 4:35, 7:05, 9:30 �� mal damage to the trailer of �� the parked truck, the cab of the �� HE WITCH speeding truck was totaled and T S �� FRI / SAT . 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45 its trailer sustained significant FOOD �� UN (PG-13) damage also, but is likely salvage- S ...... 12:00, 2:20, 4:40, 7:15 LY �� able, Daniels said. Additionally, D ...... 4:40, 7:15, 9:45 �� the overturned truck’s load of �� Lysol spray and wipes, destined DEVIL �� for the Reckett Benckiser ware- �� Get a �� Rewards FRI / SAT .12:05, 2:25, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 �� house facility on Sheep Lane, �� Card! �� SUN ...... 12:05, 2:25, 4:35, 7:00 (PG-13) spilled all over the road. �� DLY ...... 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 �� Daniels said it took two troop- �� 490 N. 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TUESDAY September 21, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 CONCEALED FIREARM PERMIT Get yours before the extreme left makes radical changes to our gun rights. Take the first step this year in protecting Tooele High School student body your 2nd Amendment Right and exercise your right to keep and bear arms. Any law abiding US resident may obtain a Utah CCW Permit! Only $45 with online pre-registration. president looking to make a difference ��pm - 9pm �� by Kyra Karegeannes and trying to get the students want to change about the school Bento said. CORRESPONDENT involved and helping this year and I can actually make a differ- As student body president, Class Includes: CCW Permit Application, be great for everybody,” said ence.” Bento wants to enhance unity Fingerprints, Photograph, Photocopy of Driver’s License, Tooele High School senior Bento, 17. “I really wanted to be The other student body offi- among the student body. and mandated State weapon familiarity class. No weapons are needed in the classroom. A fee of $65.25 Amanda Bento wants to be student body president because cers at Tooele High School are “I really want the student payable to “Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification” is required in order an attorney, and she’s hoping I’ve been involved with student Shellie Christensen (secretary), body to be unified and I feel that to process your permit. This is in addition to the class fee. the leadership skills learned as government since my freshman Mirranda Mott (historian), Skyler is important and I work for that,” the school’s 2010-11 student year and I really enjoy being in Holt (publicity), Tanner Banks she said. “I think the greatest RSVP online at www.concealedfirearmpermits.com body president will help in that a position where I can make a (IOC), Jared Bertrand (senate) challenge the student body faces or by calling Casey Davies at 801-301-1052 respect. difference in the school. Other and Jake Wells (assemblies and it seems like there are a bunch “My main job as student students are comfortable talking activities). of different groups. We like to try body president is overseeing all to me and I can take into con- “I really enjoy everyone that to come up with activities to get the activities that we sponsor sideration everything that they I work with and the faculty,” everybody involved.” Born in Connecticut, Bento moved to Tooele when she was 3 Sinus Infection? years old. Now as a high school senior, she plays on the ten- nis team and also participates Allergies? in Tooele City’s Tooele Youth Court. “My personal goal [this year] is to keep my GPA where it’s at,” David K. Palmer M.D. she said. “My future goals are to go to college, the University Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C of Utah, and major in political science. After college, I’ll go to Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery law school and then I want to Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders become an attorney when I’m older. I actually have an intern- Call to make an appointment ship at the Linares Law Office 882-6448 in Tooele right now so I’m on 1929 N. Aaron Dr. • Ste. #I • Tooele the right track. Being an SBO will help me become an attorney because I am taking on responsibility, gaining the experience of working with many different people and I’ve been able to represent Tooele High much like I’ll be representing people as an attorney.” Out of all the events that occur at THS throughout each year, the annual Winter Tree Festival is Bento’s favorite. “It always has been my favorite,” she said. “The community supports us with our activities and this is a way that we give back to the community and we’re able to help so many people.” There are some differences with the school this year, like last year, with the opening of Stansbury High School. “Tooele is different since Stansbury has been built,” Bento said. “We have a lot more school pride, I feel, and now we have a a rivalry, but they’re still our friends.” Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Presents

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OtherSpecial Prize Drawings Fri. & Sat. Night Maegan Burr Tooele High School student body president Amanda Bento sits near a window at the school Monday afternoon. Bento would like to use her experience in student government to become a lawyer. Door Prizes �� Grantsville changes zoning Every Hour Panning �� designations to attract industry �� by Missy Thompson ing this work. That company Management Code have con- Grand Prize: STAFF WRITER is considering building a facil- ditional use stipulations, which �� ity west of Grantsville near the means both the Grantsville City Barbecue Grantsville is looking to lure Flux area and then annexing Planning Commission and City more industrial businesses into the city. However, Marshall Council have the ability to place Grill �� into city limits under its new said he could not divulge more restrictions on a business. annexation policy plan, and about the project. “At that point in time, certain �� has been reworking some zon- “There is a possibility of [a conditions, such as for noise ing designations to accomplish business], but it hasn’t materi- or dust, can be placed on the the goal. alized yet,” Marshall said. “But operation,” Marshall said. �� On Wednesday, the it’s not going to have an impact He added that although Grantsville City Council on downtown Grantsville. codes change frequently, there �� approved two amendments to We’re working toward making are no other current plans �� the city’s Land Use Development the city more business friendly for any more changes to the �� and Management Code. The and working on this project Land Use Development and �� first was to create a new zon- on the west side of town. That Management Code. ing designation for mining, zone was needed in order to “It’s hard to attract busi- quarry, sand and gravel excava- do that.” nesses if you can’t allow them tion (MG-EX) — a designation The MG-EX zoning designa- in,” Marshall said. “That’s what that exists at the county level tion isn’t attached to any spe- part of this was, to get things in but has never existed within cific quarry, mining or excava- place so we could bring these Grantsville City. The second tion operation project — that’s people in and say these [desig- was to allow for railcar fabrica- proposed or operating — with- nations] are already set up and tion, repair and cleaning as a in city limits right now. we can do what you guys want Held in Conjunction with new conditional use in areas However, Marshall said that to do. We can accommodate zoned “manufacturing general” the reason for the new designa- them.” Mountain Man (M-G). tion was in the event Bountiful Marshall said that there are Rendezvous “We’re trying to get some resident Darrell Nielsen, numerous other businesses industrial growth,” said who owns 633 acres west of looking at coming to the area September 24-26th Grantsville Mayor Brent Grantsville outside city limits, that would provide jobs for res- 2010 Marshall. “It’s this industrial wants to annex in. He would idents. type growth on the northwest then have the same zoning “There are many jobs that are side of Grantsville that would designation as he has currently on the line that could be avail- not affect anyone’s neighbor- with Tooele County. able to our local workforce and Free Admission hood and will provide the city “He has no current plans I say that meaning it may not SEPTEMBER 24, 25,& 26 2010 with a tax based which the city but he didn’t want to lose that just be residents of Grantsville, needs.” designation,” Marshall said. “In but the entire valley,” he said. �� Marshall said the railcar fab- the event he ever does decides “These aren’t jobs that are rication, repair and cleaning to do something, it will be on a mediocre paying. They’re good- �� conditional use designation is conditional use.” paying jobs which is an added targeted toward a specific com- Both amendments to the benefit.” �� pany interested in perform- Land Use Development and [email protected] A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010

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OUR VIEW by the Transcript-Bulletin editorial board Road rage attack should shock us into civility When it comes to driving, Tooele County is No. 1. More than four in 10 residents leave the county for work every day, and our average travel time is 27.6 minutes — the longest commute in the state, according to 2007 U.S. Census Bureau estimates. As the months and years pass, that equates to a lot of time behind the wheel — a lot of weaving in and out of traffic, getting stuck behind slow- moving vehicles and being cut off by other drivers. Growth in the valley only exacerbates the problem. Long-time commuters who remember what it was once like to sail from southern Tooele to I-80 must now grit their teeth as they prepare to run the gauntlet of today’s SR-36. Who among us hasn’t felt squeezed by time and pressure as we “run” back and forth from the Wasatch Front? Who hasn’t seen a fellow driver as an irritant, either for driving too fast, too slow or too erratically? Yet those are exactly the emotions in ourselves that need question- ing following a recent road rage attack on 16-year-old Tooele resident Dyllan Williams. The teen freely admits he came too close to a blue Chrysler PT Cruiser while driving on SR-36 near Stansbury Park. It’s what happened next that should frighten all of us. Williams said the PT Cruiser stayed with him all the way to Overlake, with the driver and pas- senger making obscene and threatening gestures at him all the while. Then, when he pulled off on 2000 North to avoid bringing the trouble to his home, a middle-aged man leapt out of the other car and assaulted LETTERS TO THE EDITOR him — an account that was confirmed for police by a witness at a gas station across the street. The incident left Williams with stitches and police still searching for his attacker. Road rage education needed Bullying should stop LETTERS POLICY Few of us can relate to the extreme road rage that would cause an I think the Tooele City Police I’ve discovered that bullying behavior adult to pursue and beat a teen driver. But many more of us have Department missed an opportunity to is thriving in Tooele. I saw a group of The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- retaliated for perceived roadway injustices by cutting off an offending educate us, the public, on what to do three young men and one or two young ters to the editor from readers. Letters motorist, visibly shouting from inside our cars or using obscene ges- regarding road rage incidents such as the women shouting obscenities and harass- must be no longer than 250 words, tures. It’s from these sparks that forgettable incidents become violent unfortunate one described in the Tooele ment to a young girl walking ahead of civil in tone, written exclusively for the episodes. Transcript-Bulletin article from Sept. 16 them on the way home from school on Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Perhaps the most important thing we can all do to prevent road rage “Road rage attack leaves teen injured.” It Vine Street. The one young man actu- the writer’s name, address and phone is to get our heads right before we leave home in the morning. Allow appears the teen did the right thing by not ally went up to her and pushed her. I see number. Priority will be given to letters enough time to get to work with some margin to spare, drive sensibly driving home but what should he have such instances about three to four times that refer to a recent article in the and think of the highway as a shared public space filled with other done? Should he have driven to the police a month, just on this street. These young newspaper. All letters may be subject people like ourselves — good people trying to live their lives peaceably. station on Main Street? To a busy parking people should be old enough to know to editing. Civility, like rage, is contagious, and this recent attack should remind us lot where a lot of witnesses would be pres- better. Is bullying really that much fun? of the thin line between the two. ent? Any prevention tips? Also, although How far have we come from the days Letters written to thank an individual or the article says the police department is when chivalry and manners counted? I organization should be submitted for still investigating, it was reported that “it shudder to think of the future of this town “Notes of Appreciation” GUEST OPINION is difficult to track the car, and there is and county with such attitudes not being simply not enough manpower available corrected young. Shame on them and Readers who are interested in writing a to pull the registration of every blue PT anyone else that bullies others or teaches longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Cruiser in Tooele...” Is this a cop-out (no their children that it is acceptable. general interest should contact Editor Madman theory dictates pun intended)? With all due respect, it Alexandra Montague Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- seems enough data and sophisticated Tooele mation at the top of this page. computer technology should be available view of Islamic world to assist our law enforcement officials in E-mail: [email protected] their efforts to investigate cases such as Defy the elitists Fax: (435) 882-6123 ichard Nixon famously had this one without more people or power. Who are the elitists running our coun- Mail: Letters to the Editor his “madman theory” during If necessary, maybe a volunteer could try? Professor Carroll Quigley, author of Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Rthe Vietnam War. He wanted assist with a database search or limited “Tragedy & Hope” said, “The argument P.O. Box 390 the North Vietnamese to believe he overtime/compensatory time could be that the two parties should represent was irrational — not such a stretch, authorized as deemed appropriate. Just opposed ideals and policies...is a foolish as it turned out — and ready to do some thoughts concerning this dreadful idea. Instead, the two parties should be LETTER CONTEST anything to end the war. Faced with situation that could happen to any of us. almost identical, so that the American this dangerous lunatic, the North John Montoya people can throw the rascals out at any Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will Vietnamese would beg for peace. Tooele election without leading to any profound select the best letter of the month and The madman theory didn’t or extensive shifts in policy.” This is why reprint it in the first Open Forum page work out for Nixon, but it has now Republicans impeding progress nothing seems to change from year to become the strategy of a slice of In response to the Sept. 7 letter “Clean year no matter who’s been in power. of the following month. The winning an entire civilization. Imam Feisal the Islamic world, from Afghanistan up America” by William Leal, we all must Years ago, I heard of the idea of world letter writer will receive a free one-year Abdul Rauf, the leader of the to Somalia, and the latter category work together in November. And I agree, government and how the elitists of both subscription to the newspaper. The sub- ground zero mosque, says failing includes the governments of such why hold the middle class hostage? With political parties wanted to move us to scription can be transferred or used to to build the mosque will threaten important Islamic countries as the special interests, big banks and insur- the New World Order. But the elitists renew a present subscription. “national security” by empowering Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt. ance companies, [politicians] will fight to knew Americans would not join a world Islamic radicals. Practically every- The tribal environment in which reward their corporations at the expense government without resistance, which one in America urged Pastor Terry millions of Muslims live empha- of working families in the country. I’ve meant they would have to destroy our for the presidency. You can tell who the Jones not to burn a Quran to avoid sizes honor, solidarity and revenge. never seen so many Republican can- belief in our Founding Fathers and God. elitists of both parties fear the most by provoking Muslims around the “Since Muslims treat the tribal didates that stand by George W. Bush’s Let me ask if you’ve heard this quote from who they smear. We have to take a stand world. This is the “madman theory” era of Muhammad and his early bad policies and will fight to turn or stop Barack Obama’s book “Dreams from My for individual liberty and freedom, or writ large: Don’t offend Muslims for successors as the golden age of the progress President Obama has made Father.” When Obama was in college, he a socialistic state. We can’t restore our fear of their wholly unhinged reac- Islam,” Stanley Kurtz of the Ethics since his inauguration. We must take the writes, “I chose my friends carefully. The Constitution only upon the principles of tion. and Public Policy Center writes, time to study what it will take to turn more politically active black students. individual righteousness and account- Jones deserved the condem- “the cultural influence of the tribal this great country around and help all The foreign students. The Chicanos. The ability. nation heaped upon him for his template remains pervasive.” In American people. Marxist professors and structural femi- Bill Johnson planned gap-toothed act of inter- this template, insults are not taken Rulon Aufdemorte nists and punk rock performance poets.” Grantsville faith belligerence. A little perspec- lightly. Stockton If I’m not mistaken, this book was first tive, though: Jones wasn’t intend- The danger is that threats of published in 1995 way before he ran ing to threaten or hurt anyone or violence will intimidate us into destroy anyone’s property besides limiting the ambit of freedom in the his own. The truly freakish villains United States. It isn’t such a long in the story — should the worst step from saying Jones’ pyromania GUEST OPINION have happened — would have been endangered national security to the inciters, excusers and perpetra- forbidding it for our own protec- tors of mayhem in response to one tion. In Europe, it can already be a Structure behind lack of economic recovery man’s idiotic stunt. crime to criticize Islam. This con- That this reaction was plausible stitutes the importation of Islamic ord from the 12 Federal Reserve shouldn’t be, of course. The rich don’t — likely, even — is testament to prohibitions on blasphemy that Banks, summarized in the Fed’s spend nearly as great a percentage of the power of primitivism in the are used to stifle debate and inhibit Wso-called “Beige Book,” shows Robert Reich their incomes as everyone else, and the Islamic world. It’s not even an “eye reform. the economy slowing in July and August. $36 billion windfall they’d otherwise get GUEST COLUMNIST for an eye,” which would involve an One day, perhaps, a Terry Jones Duh. could be better spent saving the jobs of imam in the backwaters of Pakistan will be invited as a performance But the Fed is quick to point out the teachers, firefighters and police officers, roasting a Gideon Bible for the TV artist at the Islamic equivalent of economy overall is still growing — even who do spend almost all their incomes. cameras. It’s worse. Some poor the Tate museum to “shock the though it’s growing more slowly than in work, growth slows to its normal pace. Yet even if Democrats win this one, Christian in Nigeria would get his Muslim bourgeoisie.” One day. the spring. But this time it’s not happening that the tortoise might wake up and move church and house burned down Civilizational change doesn’t come Can we have a moment of realism way. More than two and a half years several inches up the wall before falling — and maybe get killed — over an quickly — the West’s escape from here, please? after the Great Recession began, many asleep again. Even if Congress were to go offense half a world away. feudal backwardness took centuries In 2008 and 2009 the economy fell months after we hit bottom and when in further and enact President Obama’s $50 This makes sense only to people and depended on fortuitous social into the deepest hole it’s been in since a normal “recovery” we’d expect growth billion infrastructure bank — another who have a tribalistic attitude and historical circumstances. In the the Great Depression. Since then we’ve to surge, the opposite is happening. proposal in the right direction — the tor- toward religion, and to people who meantime, we can’t be beholden to been struggling to get out. We’re failing Growth is slowing. toise might move another few inches. have an interest in fostering and the dictates of madmen. big time. We may or may not fall into another The underlying problem is structural, exploiting that attitude for their After a typical recession, growth surg- hole, but a so-called “double dip” isn’t not cyclical. There will be no return to own purposes. Sadly, the former Rich Lowry is editor of the National es until the economy re-emerges from really the worry. The worry is we’re not normal because normal got us into the category includes huge swaths of Review. whatever hole it fell into and returns getting out of the giant hole we fell into. hole in the first place. And the normal to its normal growth path. Usually that Growth is slowing when it should be kind of prescriptions can’t possibly get surge isn’t difficult to accomplish once surging. Think of a tortoise trying to us out. Until the economy is restructured the upswing begins because all the get out of a deep ravine — one he’s just so more Americans share in its gains, the With the exception of the “Our View” column, the opinions assets the economy needs to get back to begun to scale when he gets tired and economy won’t make many gains. We’ll expressed on this page, including the cartoon, are not its old path are readily available — lots goes to sleep. be forever trying to scale a wall that can’t necessarily endorsed by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. of people who have been laid off or have As I keep saying, this isn’t your ordi- be scaled, because the vast majority of come into the job market and been nary business cycle. But we’re debating Americans lack the purchasing power to Editorial Board unable to find work, unused office and fiscal policy as if it were. move upward. retail space, factories and equipment Democrats and Republicans are bat- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus that have been idled. After the economy tling over whether the Bush tax cuts Robert Reich, former U.S. secretary of Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor returns to normal and almost all these should be extended to the richest 2.7 labor, is professor of public policy at the people and physical assets are back to percent of Americans next year. They University of California at Berkeley. A5

TUESDAY September 21, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW

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GEICO Gecko image © 1999 - 2009. © 2009 — no matter what the age of the forms of multi-tasking while playing your favorite video because they’re noisy. They blast person who is in the drivers seat driving that I have seen: eat- game. You’ve played it hundreds the music, laugh loudly and talk or what they may have done on ing, drinking, blasting the radio, of times and you may think about anything and everything. the road. working on a laptop, hair-doing, you’ve mastered it, but you will Speaking of friends, I have Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Anyway, I’ve come to a con- make up-applying, and of eventually lose. The only differ- one who is just a flat-out hor- clusion on what the root of course, talking or texting on a ence is in reality you only have rible driver. Actually, I have �� Tooele County residents bring home �� August 2010 Winner: Les Wynn many awards from Utah State Fair Les Wynn’s nephew Calvin takes a break from the heat in his kiddy pool. by Courtney Crossley Three out of four ribbons Tooele-based club that teach- Sagers said. “Secondly they get CORRESPONDENT given to Brigitta Gornick, from es and demonstrates spinning. to represent Tooele County, and Tooele, were first-place rib- Because Otterness and her hus- it’s a fun experience to be rec- Tooele County was well rep- bons in bobbin lace categories. band, Clark Otterness, raise ognized.” resented during the 2010 Utah Virginia Erickson, of Grantsville, alpacas in Erda, Otterness has State Fair, which ran in Salt Lake picked up six ribbons with two an abundant supply of fibers to City from Sept. 9-19. awards in first, second and third spin. Tooele County 4-H agent places in quilting and for foods On top of spinning, Otterness Stephen Sagers said 4-H mem- she’d grown and bottled. Janet also knits socks for fairs. bers who competed did excep- Otterness, of Erda, received “It takes me about two weeks tionally well this year. four first-place ribbons and one to knit a pair of socks,” she said. “We had about 60 to 65 par- third-place ribbon. Otterness spends the entire ticipants. Eight of them won a Otterness has been partici- year just preparing different sweepstakes and the majority pating in the Utah State Fair for entries for different fairs. When of the other two-thirds brought nearly eight years. All of her first- a fair or contest rolls around she home a ribbon,” Sagers said. place ribbons were for spinning picks up some of her finished Members of 4-H can enter in fibers. products and enters them. more than 30 categories ranging “I enter in the state fair to For the next two years, from jewelry to clothing to gar- support the hand-spinning Otterness will be judging at the dening to photography. community, because if people Utah State Fair so she will be Thirty-four other Tooele don’t enter then they will lose prohibited from entering any of County participants were that category,” Otterness said. her own pieces. Your photo could be next! awarded 62 ribbons throughout Otterness went through her “It [competing in the state Submit your photo at: wwww.tooeletranscript.comww.tooeletranscript.com the week in the home arts divi- first spinning tutorial at a fiber fair] gives them a chance to sion. A handful of those partici- fair in South Jordan in 2000. represent themselves on a state pants received more than just After that she took classes level and to see how they stand one prize. through the Spinning Guild, a up to others with their work,” Why Settle for Black & White?

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Maegan Burr AJ Walters, Ashton Bell and Andrew Spainhower (l-r) feed their group’s gecko during their veterinary assistant class at Tooele High School on Sept. 13.

Veterinary “Weighing and measuring and Services predicts a 3 percent doing calculations reinforces annual increase in the demand continued from page A1 math skills,” Oborn said. “And for veterinary assistants for the they write down their observa- next eight years. more than six participants.” tions learning writing skills.” Students enroll in the class for High student interest in veteri- As part of the class the stu- a variety of reasons. nary science is one reason Oborn dents are raising geckos. “I took the class to learn about gave for the decision to offer the “We needed to learn about how to care for my pigs at home,” class. reptiles and geckos are easier to said Remick. The class has 13 students from do than snakes,” Shields said. “I want to a be a veterinarian Stansbury High School, 15 from Each group of four students when I grow up,” said Naomi THS, six from Grantsville High received a gecko to name and Marks, as she put the ruler to her School, and two from Blue Peak each class they take out their gecko to measure its length. High School. gecko and record the length, Whatever their motivations, The class is taught at THS then make a quick medical exam the students are apparently because the school already had and record any findings or obser- happy to be pursuing a trade the facilities to handle the ani- vations. Later on they will learn close to home. mals, Oborn said. Students are about genetics as they breed the [email protected] bussed in from the other schools. geckos and sell the offspring, The class lasts for two periods, or Shields said. three hours for one semester. Students will get experience “The double class time gives with large farm animals like them time for transportation and horses, pigs, cows and sheep, as Only then time to finish the projects well as smaller domestic animals they begin,” Oborn said. like cats and dogs. The class is taught by Janette During the course, the stu- Shields, a Tooele High School dents complete practical skills ¢ TOOELE agriculture teacher who has a tests, and after passing a written TRANSCRIPT degree in veterinary technology examination, each student will from Utah State University. receive a certificate for complet- 19Per Copy Veterinary assistants need to ing training as a veterinary assis- BULLETIN learn a variety of skills includ- tant from the Utah State Office of ing weighing, grooming and car- Education. Need to let off ing for animals large and small. Veterinary assistants may some steam? 58 N. Main •To oele Learning to keep records and find employment in a variety of assist veterinarians in routine environments including work- Write a letter to the editor 8 am to6 pm • Monday – Friday care and examinations is also ing for a veterinarian, in ani- Justso uth ofTooele CityHall • Convenie nt Parki ng part of the curriculum, according mal shelters or at a pet shop, [email protected] to Shields. And Oborn said math according to Oborn. The Utah P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 8.5 x 11 inch • 20# bond paper • Some restrictions apply and literacy skills are also vital. State Department of Workforce A6 OBITUARY

CONSIDERING HEARING AIDS? A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 OBITUARIES Get the Consumer’s Guide to Learn This Mary Christensen Willie Sisneros and Much More! Lacey of Vancouver, Wash., and Lacey Kathy (John) Witherspoon of ✓ What is the best brand for you? Norfolk, Neb.; seven grandchil- Willie Sisneros, 89, passed ✓ How much do hearing aids cost? dren and seven great-grandchil- away peacefully at home on Sept. Mrs. Mary Christensen Lacy, dren. 17, 2010. Willie was born Oct. 23, ✓ What should you expect from a resident of Wetumpka, Ala., Mrs. Lacey and her hus- 1920 in a small town in New new hearing aids? died Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010 in band reared their family in Mexico. Willie served his coun- a local hospital. She was 87 years Golden, Colo. and later retired try in the United States Army Compares 24 Major Brands old. Born in Shelly, Idaho on Oct. to Harlingen, Texas. Following during WWII. Moved to Utah in For a free copy call: 10, 1922, she was preceded in her husband’s death, she moved 1951 and stayed here for the bal- 801-965-0250 death by her husband of more to Montgomery, Ala. in 2003. ance of his life. Willie worked at Offered as a community service by than 50 years, Jack S. Lacey and Mrs. Lacey was an avid reader the Tooele Army Depot where Custom Hearing �� her grandson Paul Witherspoon. and bridge player, a wonderful he retired. Survived by his wife She is survived by her chil- homemaker and loving mother, Erika and two sons Richard and dren, Michael (Nancy) Lacey of grandmother and great grand- Charlie. Deatsville, Ala., William (Joan) mother. The family extends special thanks to the staff and workers at the Wetumpka Health and Rehabilitation Center as well as Melvin W. Beilke �� Oak Grove Inn, Montgomery for their care of our Mother. Mrs. Lacey will be buried at a Mel was born March 4, 1925 later date, next to her husband, to Richard and Ida Baetz Beilke Clean Out Your in Tooele. in the township of Herman, Online guest book available at Wisc. He passed away Sept. 20, www.gassettfuneralhome.net. 2010 at age 85. He married Elvira Christian Beilke. Two children were born to this marriage (later Medicine Cabinet! divorced) son Larry and daugh- DEATH NOTICE ter Lois. As part of the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! He married Lola Kelly of Tooele, Utah (deceased). PLEASE! DO NOT FLUSH your unused prescription and over-the-counter medications. Clarice Hale He married Vivian Ness Beilke You can prevent ABUSE, POISONING and POLLUTION by taking them to: July 9, 1997. Clarice Hale of Grantsville He leaves to mourn his wife passed away Sept. 18, 2010. Vivian of 13 years. His son Larry Birch Family Pharmacy Funeral services are pending. of Rubicon, Wisc.; his daugh- Contact Tate Mortuary for more ter Lois of Portland, Ore.; one Tooele Utah, and many grand- information. A full obituary will granddaughter Amy of Wisc.; children and great grandchil- appear in Thursday’s edition of one sister-in-law, and also many dren. Mel is a member of the the Transcript Bulletin. nieces and nephews. His step- Elks, the Eagles, and the Moose children are Vicki and Dick Rolfe, Lodge in Tooele. A small grave- Linda Murphy, and Ray Kennick, side service will be held for Mel Birch Family Pharmacy Pamela and David Ayala, Robert on Friday, Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. at Ness all of Tooele Utah, Harvey Tooele City Cemetery. Services 493 N. Main Street, Tooele NOTES OF and Linda Ness of St. George and entrusted to Tate Mortuary. Saturday, September 25, 2010 APPRECIATION Dennis and Ann Wilkenson of 9:00AM to 12:00PM The family of Mose Gibson For year-round disposal sites in TOOELE COUNTY, please visit: would like to thank everyone for “The one incident that was their kind words, cards, flowers, Safety reported to police was an incident www.tooelehealth.org food and love shown during this continued from page A1 of inappropriate touching that very difficult time. Special thanks occurred on a school bus,” Johnson to Harmony Hospice, especially “In the past, of lot of incidents said. “The parents felt that the inci- To locate one of the 51 permanent community disposal locations THROUGHOUT THE STATE please visit: Jaime, Guy and Coy. Also Jay R that may have been handled at the dent was serious enough that it from Diderickson Memorial who building level by the administration warranted the filing of formal legal www.medicationdisposal.utah.gov did a great job with the funeral. did not get reported,” Johnson said. charges.” You will never know how much “Our new system of data collection With 29 cases of reported bul- you all are appreciated. involves a computer program so lying, the school is stepping up its Sponsored By: Brenda Petroff that every building will be required anti-bullying efforts. Kirk and Christy Gibson to enter data on each incident as it “We don’t tolerate bullying,” said Deanna Drake happens.” Johnson. “We are looking at an anti- JoDawna Sanders Despite the skewed picture the bullying curriculum developed by Casey and Paulette Phillips new data suggests, Johnson said the PTA that can be implemented all the grandkids he can still identify trends that are at both secondary and elementary consistent with what he hears from levels. Currently each school is principals regarding discipline. required to develop an anti-bully- “The first thing I notice is that ing program that includes educa- we appear to be doing a good job of tion, reporting and intervention.” referring appropriate cases to law Johnson said the district’s enforcement,” Johnson said. approach to criminal incidents isn’t The 2010 report shows 345 cases simply to see students punished. referred to law enforcement, with “While we take our policies and Wind Uprising – a documentary the leading reported incidents the safety of students very seri- Winner of the Seven Summits Award (Mountain Film Festival 2010) being 74 tobacco cases, 63 simple ously,” Johnson said. “We also try assaults, 48 truancies, and 41 mari- to make school a place where if juana incidents. you make mistakes, you can get Tobacco and truancy cases help. We make a lot of referrals to have been at the top of safe school outside agencies to help students reports for the last three years, but and families.” the occurrence of assault and mari- Overall schools are a safe place, juana cases have escalated from according to Johnson. past reports. “I think one of the things that The definition of simple assault is makes our schools safe is not only quite broad, according to Johnson. our own prevention and inter- “It may include everything from vention strategies, but also our two kids shaking fists at each other relationship with the community in a hallway to a full-out brawl,” he and organizations like the Tooele said. “The increase in reported inci- County Health Department, Valley dents may be due to incidents that Mental Health, and Communities were taken care of at the school that Care that are involved in pre- level and not reported to the dis- vention strategies,” Johnson said. trict in the past.” “I think our community has really The increase in marijuana usage come together for youth, more so is something that has been picked than many others.” up on in other surveys such as the [email protected] Student Heath and Risk Prevention survey conducted by the state. Tooele County School District “It is a concern, especially 2009–2010 Safe Schools Report because we are seeing the use of marijuana moving down into Incident Type Offenders younger age groups,” Johnson said. Weapons There were two simple assault Join us for a special viewing cases that were reported as gang Handgun 1 related — a first for the district. Knife/Sharp Edge 18 Dr. Stafford and Dr. Hartman will present their award-winning documentary “I don’t remember the cases specifically,” Johnson said. “I believe Other Weapon 2 Friday, September 24, at the USU Tooele Campus they were related to rival gangs Look Alike 7 attacking or threatening each Assault other.” Brown bag showing at 12:00 p.m. and another viewing at 7:00 p.m. The school has a very tight policy Simple assault 143 on gangs that prohibits the wearing Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug of gang-related colors and cloth- Both viewings are open to the public and will be held at the ing, as well displays of gang signs, Alcohol 7 Johnson said. Tobacco 102 USU Tooele Campus, 1021 West Vine Street, Tooele Johnson recalls the one hand- Marijuana 48 gun-related incident that happened last year. Controlled Substance 19 WIND UPRISING chronicles the turbulent journey shared by an entrepreneur and an engineer who “A student made a comment in Uncontrolled Substance 4 a class about having a gun in his broke trail for wind energy in their home state of Utah. They overcame legislative barriers, ﬁckle car and that he planned to use it,” Paraphernalia 13 investors, power purchasing conundrums, and a ‘Not In My Back Yard’ resistance from residents that Johnson said. “When the teacher Other 7 found out about the comment, nearly stopped them in their tracks. Other Offenses he reported it and the boy was escorted from the school and sus- Arson 2 This timely story details the common roadblocks that stand in the way of wind energy development pended.” Burglary 7 and the solutions that were discovered in Spanish Fork, Utah. Ten non-forcible sexual assault incidents were reported. The Disorderly conduct 97 legal definition of these incidents Larceny/Theft 26 �� includes inappropriate touch- Sexual Offenses, Non-forcible 10 ing, exposure of undergarments or body parts, and inappropriate Threat/Intimidation 62 conversation. The most commonly Criminal Trespass 11 reported incident in the schools is inappropriate touching. Nine of Truancy 490 the 10 cases were handled by sus- Criminal Mischief 2 pension, and one was reported to police. Bullying 29 A7

TUESDAY September 21, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 REEL TALK ‘Easy A’ gets high marks for keeping smarts in teen genre mart teen comedies are hard about everywhere, right? The script to come by. “10 Things I Hate and direction really help this movie FLICK AT A GLANCE SAbout You,” “Mean Girls” and take off and Stone lets it soar. Grade: B+ “Juno” come to my mind first as While it may not be an “easy A” to the ones to beat. While “Easy A” give as a grade, it comes awfully Rated: PG-13 may not be quite the same caliber, close. Time: 92 minutes it’s still a riotously intelligent teen- [email protected] Now playing age flick that will send you back to the awful age of high school gossip.

MissyMiss Thompson of�� the month STAFF WRITER �� Presented by Teenagers become addicted to ��alcohol much easier than adults. Here’s a scary fact: If you start “Easy A’s” leading lady is Emma drinking before age 15, you have Stone, who broke out in another ��about a 40-percent chance of teen comedy, “Superbad” in 2007. becoming an alcoholic sometime She could easily have been ste- in your life. But if you wait just six reotyped into the girl geek role, years, until the legal drinking age but she’s also insanely funny. She of 21, research shows that you reminds me of a young Tina Fey. ��have just a 7-percent chance of Stone, who plays high school stu- becoming addicted.�� That’s one of the many reasons underage dent Olive Penderghast, creates a drinking is illegal. Teenagers who drink are ﬁve times more likely refreshingly pleasant — and rather than legal adults to become alcohol-dependent. Fortunately, in sarcastic — clean-cut kid. Tooele County most teens don’t drink! What teen movie wouldn’t be complete without some kind of Prevention...together�� we can! moral. In “Easy A” that moral is courtesy Screen Gems This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency lying will often lead you down Olive Penderghast (Emma Stone) shows off the scarlet A she sewed on her apparel in “Easy A.” ��Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & a path you’d rather not go. On ��Tooele Transcript Bulletin. top of that, Olive lies about hav- For�� more information, contact Terra at 843-2142 ing sex for the first time, even appreciate this smart brand of wasn’t true, Olive didn’t deny the “indecencies” around the school. though she didn’t. (In fact, she just humor because it is true — at least rumors because they started to Her parents Rosemary (Patricia spent the whole weekend sing- in some cases. help her popularity. Clarkson) and Dill (Stanley Tucci) ing the Natasha Bedingfield song The story of “Easy A” is told in Olive’s gay friend Brandon (Dan are rather progressive and allow “Pocketful of Sunshine,” which is a series of flashbacks while Olive Byrd) also sees her new-found their children to make their own now stuck in my head.) Director Penderghast records a stream- social status rise as a plus, as he decisions. But they do become Will Gluck and writer Bert V. Royal ing Internet video of her side of convinces her to fake an intimate concerned with Olive’s new �� show how fast a rumor like this the story on why she came to be relationship during a party so he’s endeavors. But Woodchuck Todd can spread in high school and how known as the school harlot. It start- no longer tortured at school. This (Penn Bagdley), who Olive pre- many people actually believe it. ed with her best friend Rhiannon leads to more encounters where tended to kiss in eighth grade and Richard Martinez While this may be an exaggeration (Alyson Michalka) wanting her to Olive’s fellow classmates pay her in has been pining after ever since, of how things really work, it’s an go camping with Olive coming up gift cards — or with a 20 percent doesn’t believe the rumors. And, 9.27.1980 - interesting study of the rumor mill. with an excuse not to. So she made off coupon to Bath & Body Works like a 1980s John Hughes movie, he 9.20.2005 That’s not all you’re given in up George, a community college — to pretend that they had sex. It’s hopes to get the rest of the com- “Easy A.” While some may find freshman with whom she had a not really ironic then that Olive is munity to see Olive for who she To have to hold Olive’s fast-paced, quick-think- date over the weekend. A conver- reading “The Scarlet Letter” in Mr. really is. ing manner of speaking to be too sation in the girls’ bathroom, over- Griffith’s (Thomas Haden Church) “Easy A” is an enjoyable film him and then unlikely for a high school girl, that heard by the school’s religious nut English class. Olive takes the that almost everyone can relate to part was the is the way some talk. Royal must Marianne (Amanda Bynes), quickly assignment to heart and embroi- to on some level — well those have taken a clue from “Juno” spread like wild fire that Olive had ders a red A on her wardrobe, lead- who went to a high school where greatest sorrow writer Diablo Cody that audiences lost her virginity. Even though it ing to more speculation about her rumors spread, which was just to my heart. I love you Rich.

ized services. interviews, another consists of “We have just a top-notch Mom & Family Hospital He’s already signed two fam- real estate tours, and a third day group of people,” he said. “I continued from page A1 ily practice physicians this year is free time for the candidate to think we’ve come a long ways in and will be looking to sign a explore the area and get a feel for a relatively brief period of time.” high doctor turnover, the hospital third. The hospital is in the final the community. [email protected] changed its philosophy toward stages of negotiating a contract “We know if the family or hiring about five years ago. with a physician for interven- spouse isn’t happy then the phy- “We’ve made it a policy that tional radiology, a relatively new sician isn’t going to be happy, so people that come into our mar- discipline that uses radiology to we work hard to integrate those ket area have to have a reason to guide devices or tools into the families into the community,” be here,” Sagers said. “They’ve body for procedures. An offer is Sagers said. “We really work had to either have gone to school also outstanding to an ear, nose closely with the families, and our here, have family ties to the area and throat specialist, the hospi- physicians are very tight-knit so — something that ensures some tal has signed one internal medi- they will invite other physicians degree of long-term stability.” cine specialist, and it’s looking into their homes. They acclimate There are 44 full-time physi- for another OBGYN. Other new to the community very quickly.” cians on staff currently, in addi- signings include a third general After the doctor’s initial visit, tion to another 50 who con- surgeon, an anesthesiologist the administrative team will meet tribute at MWMC, according to who is certified in both anesthe- and review notes on each candi- Sagers. siology and pain management, a date before making a decision. A Each year, Sagers said the nephrologist (kidney specialist), contract will be negotiated and a administrative team meets with and a family practitioner for the formal offer is then made. When the hospital’s board of directors, Stansbury Springs clinic. a position is accepted, Sagers which is made up of citizens “All of these people are either said he makes arrangements for from the community and two board certified or board eligi- moving costs. Hospital admin- physicians. They outline recruit- ble in their disciplines,” Sagers istrators try to have a turn-key ing goals for the next year and said. “They all have ties to the setup so when a physician walks solicit input, advice and counsel Utah area, the Salt Lake area through the door everything is from the board. or the Tooele area, and they’re there that they need. “The process is ongoing,” all exceptional physicians. For “We’re focused on meeting Sagers said. “We’re always look- a small facility to bring in that the needs of the community that ing to identify needs within the many physicians in a year is continues to grow and that is our community, then to determine quite remarkable.” full driving factor in determin- the viability of meeting those Dr. Randy Hansen, a gener- ing how we recruit specialists needs. Once we do that we will al surgeon at Oquirrh Surgical to the community and provide present that to our board and get Services, started work in May. He additional services that people their concurrence. We will then was born and raised in Ephraim currently have to drive into Salt begin to look for people that can and was working there before Lake for,” said hospital CEO Kelly fill those roles, but beyond that coming to MWMC. Some of Duffin. “We believe that people meet our criteria.” Hansen’s family lives in Tooele. prefer to receive their care here, On average, Sagers receives “There’s a lot of small-town so we work with our current anywhere from 10 to 20 curricu- features to Tooele,” he said, add- physicians in the community Joint pain doesn’t have lum vitae a month from physi- ing he’s excited to be closer to in recruiting physicians to their cians interested in locating to the University of Utah, where he practice when appropriate and Utah. Out of those, a handful attended school. bringing new physicians in.” to keep you from living. will be selected for telephone The actual recruiting process Sagers added there are quar- interviews, and out of those a is a multi-faceted approach, terly staff meetings with phy- he Joint Replacement Center at LDS select few will come in for formal according to Sagers. It can sicians where they can provide T interviews. include using search firms that input to administration or to “We’re very selective in the specialize in physician place- each other, in addition to an Hospital offers comprehensive total process — and it didn’t used to ment, tapping physicians to independently conducted phy- be that way,” he said. “When I refer other physicians, travel- sician satisfaction survey com- joint care — from diagnosis to pre-operative started recruiting very early on, ing to conventions and utilizing pleted once a year. we made some mistakes. We were recruiters. He also works close- “We don’t know who says what, education and rehabilitation classes to expert looking primarily at just position ly with the University of Utah’s but we take those comments qualifications. Subsequently, medical residency program. very serious,” Sagers said. “We surgeons performing joint replacements. If you after three or four years, they’d He’s even gone so far as to just had one completed and the decide they wanted to go back to approach a physician at another satisfaction rate was extremely have joint pain, let us help you get back to living. Chicago or New York or wherev- hospital. high among our physicians on er, and we realized that despite “When I’ve been visiting a hos- all levels.” how good they were they weren’t pital, if there’s a physician that Despite that, there will always Call for information at 801-408-BONE. committed to the community.” stands out I’ll approach them be some physician turnover, Only a handful of physicians and talk to them and feel them Sagers said. In a year and a half, at MWMC currently live along out: ‘Are you happy? Would you the hospital has lost three physi- the Wasatch Front. That ratio of consider relocating?’” he said. cians. But it continues working those living in the valley ver- Much of recruiting is one- on retention, partly as a cus- sus those commuting from the on-one interpersonal contact, tomer service issue. Wasatch Front has changed, Sagers said. Once he’s identified “People do not want to see a Sagers said, as Tooele has a contact, he’ll communicate via doctor one day and have to see become known as a desirable e-mail, giving detailed informa- somebody else the next day, par- community that can accommo- tion about MWMC, Tooele, local ticularly in women’s health,” he date nearly every lifestyle. schools and recreation opportu- said. “We’ve had a lot of turnover 8th Avenue & C Street Sagers said nine or 10 new nities. He follows up with phone there.” Salt Lake City, UT 84103 physicians will have been added calls. If someone is believed to Sagers believes in each disci- 801-408-2663 to the Mountain West staff by the be a viable candidate, the hospi- pline at MWMC there are phy- end of the year as the hospital tal will pay to fly the individual sicians that by and large could continues to increase services and their family to Tooele for compete for places at hospitals and branch into more special- several days. 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A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 The Bulletin Board

ister 801-250-2114. Tell your friends and Tooele invite everyone to come out and have a good time at the park. Family day Tooele City and Valley Mental Health will be sponsoring a family day celebra- Library tion on Monday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. at the Tooele City Park. Please join us for a free Volunteers needed family dinner, with fun activities and We would appreciate any volunteers swimming to follow. who would like to read during story time. Please contact Malissa or Sharon at the Arts Council open house Tooele City Library 435-882-2182 if you The Tooele City Arts Council and the would like to volunteer. Tooele Army Depot Arts and Craft Center would like to invite everyone to see the Weekly story time art opportunities that we have to offer. Remember children’s story time every Please join us at an open house on Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s Thursday, Sept. 23 between 4-6 p.m. at crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check the Tooele Army Depot Arts and Craft with the library for any special story Center. Tour this amazing facility that is times or other special events. For more open to the public. Meet the Tooele City information on these and other library Arts Council. See demonstrations and programs, check our Web site tooelec- examples of craft projects that you can ity.org/tcl/library.html, call 435-882- take classes to learn to do yourself. Pick 2182, or visit us at 128 West Vine Street, up a new class listing for the Tooele City Tooele. Arts Council Community Art Classes. There will be free make and take projects for kids. For more information please Schools contact the Tooele City Arts Council at 843-2142 or the Tooele Army Depot Arts St. Marguerite’s preschool and Craft Center at 833-2940. St. Marguerite Catholic School has openings in the 3 year old afternoon Settlement Canyon Irrigation preschool class, 4 year old morning and Settlement Canyon Irrigation Board of 5 year old afternoon preschool classes. courtesy of Michelle Conner Directors thanks shareholders for their If interested please the school office at efforts in conserving water. Due to res- 882-0081. Kenzi Christensen, a student at Tooele High School, is doing an internship this year at Roni’s Signs and Window Designs. ervoir levels shareholders are asked to not water between Thursday 7 p.m. until TJHS parent/teacher Monday 7 a.m. Anyone watering during Parent/teacher conferences at Tooele free, no registration necessary. Classes Waters Edge new location informal Bible study. We also have ser- restricted hours may be subject to losing Junior High will be held on Tuesday, include: cleaning up your records in We’d love to have you join us on Sundays vices for children up to sixth grade at watering privileges. Questions call 833- Sept. 21 and Wednesday, Sept. 22, 4–7 new family search, free help with fam- from 10-11:30 a.m. as we’ve moved to this time. We have a traditional form of 9606, e-mail settlementcanyon@live. p.m. The book fair will be open during ily history, Irish research, Scandinavian the Stansbury High cafeteria. This fall service with emphasis on in-depth Bible com, or check settlementcanyon. those hours also. research, digitally preserving your fam- we’re looking at what drives the church teaching and preaching. Our other ser- blogspot.com. ily history and heritage, beginning and from the book of Acts in the Bible. New vices include: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; PPK competition intermediate computer. Well Groups are also getting started up morning worship, 11 a.m.; Wednesday THS yearbooks Attention boys and girls ages 8 to 15. in homes during the week. For more prayer and Bible study, 6:30 p.m. We are attempting to assemble five full It is time again for the NFL and Pepsi’s Hunter ed courses info., go to WatersEdgeUtah.org or call sets of yearbooks from the beginning Annual Punt, Pass, ‘N Kick Competition Utah hunter education courses for 2010 (435)882-0771. Shepherds House of Lake Point of Tooele High School through 2010. (PPK). Please join us at Grantsville High will be held Sept. 21-23 at Range 25th. Start 2010 off on the right path. Read If you have any yearbooks you do not School football field on Wednesday, All classes are 6-9 p.m., range times to Worship at St. Marguerite’s the Bible: the Bible is God’s instruc- want, drop them off at one of the follow- Sept. 29. We will begin at 3 p.m. be announced. State law requires all St. Marguerite Catholic Church, please tion for living in a sinful world. Go to ing locations: Tooele Pioneer Museum, students to attend all sessions of class. come worship with us: Saturday Vigil church: church is for healthy fellowship Tooele High School, Tooele Senior East Elementary Classes will be held at the Tooele County 5:30 p.m., Sunday Eucharist 8:30 a.m., 11 and Godly atmosphere. “Faith in God, Center, Tooele City Library or Tooele East Elementary is holding Community Health building, 151 N. Main Street. For a.m., 1:30 p.m. (Spanish), daily Eucharist is the substance of thing you hope for Valley Railroad Museum. For any ques- Council meeting Thursday, Sept. 23 at 6 more information call Gene at 822-4767 Monday, Thursday, Friday at 8:30 a.m. 15 the evidence of things you cannot see tions call Mike (602) 826-9471. p.m. in the upper library. All parents and or Bryan at 882-6795. S. 7th St. (435)882-3860. yet. Knowing God’s perfect love cast out East community members are welcome all fears.” The Shepherds House of Lake to attend. Adult Education Brit-Ammi Kahal Point meets Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at 1533 Stansbury Park Get your high school diploma this year. Covenant People Assembly are teaching Meadow Lark Lane, Lake Point. Pastors SHS parent/teacher All classes required for a high school the Hebrew roots of the Christian faith. Chester and Pam Stearns, 840-3840. National Preparedness Month Parent Teacher Conferences for first diploma, adult basic education, GED Visitors welcome on Saturdays at 3 p.m., September is National Preparedness term will be held Tuesday, Sept. 21 from preparation and English as a second 37 S. Main St., Tooele. Call 843-5444 for Mountain of Faith Month. To help our families become 4-7 p.m. in the SHS cafeteria. Mark your language are available. Register now more information. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- better prepared and resilient Stansbury calendar and plan to attend. We will also to graduate — just $50 per semester. comes all to join us for worship in our Park CERT invites you and your family be holding a financial aid informational Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call 833- First Lutheran new location at a new time. We now to a preparedness evening on Thursday, workshop in conjunction with the con- 8750. Adult education classes are for First Lutheran invites you to join us for worship in the home of Tooele United Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at Stansbury High ferences on Tuesday. students 18 and over. Sunday morning worship at 9 a.m. and Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. School small auditorium (just down the topical Bible study following. Each week every Sunday. hall from the cafeteria). With so many Baby Stallion preschool English as a Second Language a different issue facing us today and disasters happening more and more Stansbury High School’s Baby Stallion ESOL conversational classes are held the Christian response from abortion to shouldn’t you want to get your family Preschool is getting ready to begin. Baby Tuesday and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 church fellowship. First Lutheran is at Charity more prepared? Bring your family and Stallion Preschool will start Oct. 18 and p.m. ESOL students may also come any- 349 N. 7th Street or online at www.first- friends, it will be a very informational end May 17, 2011. The preschool will time the center is open for Individualized lutherantooele.com. Harmony Hospice meeting. start at 10 a.m. and end at noon (some study. Registration is $50 per semester. Harmony Hospice is looking for vol- days the time will be adjusted for assem- Call 833-2750. Bible Baptist Church unteers. Your time can make a differ- CERT training blies and late start Monday). The pre- Bible Baptist Church of Tooele invites ence in someone’s life. Variety of ser- CERT training is resuming for Stansbury school will be every other day when Coloring contest you to the Spanish services Sunday at vices needed: lawn care, patient visiting. Park CERT. The first day of the first students are in school. The cost is $50 September is National Hand Washing 2 p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Come Time needed on Sunday for a family for session will be Sept. 25 from 8 a.m. to per month. Children ages 3-5 that are Awareness Month. All youth are encour- to know a church that is focused on the church services. Also veterans are want- 5 p.m. and the second day of the first potty trained are welcome. Your child aged to enter the Clean Hands! color- word of God rather than the emotions. ed for veteran patients. Please call Coy at session will be on Oct. 9 from 8 a.m. will be working on pre-kindergarten aca- ing contest. A random drawing for sev- God loves you and He wants to reveal 435-830-2674. to 5 p.m. The cost is $45 and both days demics as well as fine motor skills, social eral $25 Wal-Mart gift certificates will Himself to you. Located at 286 N. 7th are needed for complete training. It is skills, crafts and fun. Your child will get be pulled from coloring sheet entries. Street, phone 840-5036. CASA volunteers a great reassurance for your family to a snack daily. Please contact Liz Dalton Coloring sheets can be picked up at Court appointed special advocate (CASA) have the skill and knowledge learned to register or for additional questions USU Extension at 151 N. Main (health Tooele Christian Fellowship volunteers are needed to be an advocate in CERT training. Get trained now. For 435-830-5653. building.) Contest deadline is Sept. 15. We invite you to our services where for abused and neglected children assist- more information on other sessions Questions? Call Darlene at 435-840-4404 you’ll receive a warm welcome by sin- ing as the guardian ad Litem attorney and other CERT information visit www. Cosmetology/barbering licensing or 435-277-2406. cere, down-home country folks. Sunday who represents the child’s best interest. stansburyparkcert.org. The Tooele Applied Technology College school starts at 9:45 a.m. with the morn- No special education or background is has a Cosmetology/Barbering Program ing service at 11 a.m. We are located at necessary. Volunteers are needed for one Scottish dancing at the new Community Learning Center. Churches 600 North Industrial Loop Road. Take year to visit with the child at least twice Scottish Highland dancing, come learn Professionals are required to be licensed 200 North (Utah Ave.) West for 3.4 miles a month for a total of six to eight hours the fling, sword or even the jig. Ages 4 & in the state of Utah, and this program Tooele UMC and turn left, first building on the left. a month. Volunteers must be 21 years or up. You don’t need to be Scottish to enjoy prepares you for the licensing test. Sunday, Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. worship will For information call 435-224-3392. Child older, pass a BCI and child abuse registry highland dancing. Call 843-7512. Courses cover everything from cutting, be a service of verse and song present- care available. screening and complete training. For perming and coloring hair to client and ed by “Messenger” titled “Water, Water, more information please contact Mary shop safety. Students are offering their Everywhere.” Messenger is a musical Saint Barnabas’ Episcopal Lucero at [email protected]. Grantsville services (under supervision) to cut hair group that blends Gospel, bluegrass, Weekly service of word, prayer and sac- for $4. Hair coloring starts at $10 and contemporary and traditional hymn rament followed by fellowship. Sunday Food pantry Business alliance permanent waves start at $8. Next month music combined with scripture verse to mornings at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Meeting of the Grantsville Business they will also need nail and pedicure provide what they call “sermon in verse Episcopal Church, 1784 North Aaron offering an emergency food pantry and Alliance is set for Sept. 22 at 6:30 p.m., models — watch the Bulletin Board for and song.” This is something they devel- Drive, Tooele. Phone: 435-882-4721. E- clothing closet to meet the needs of our 225 E. Main St Ste M. Please plan on dates, or go to www.TATC.edu. Hours for oped over the years in their ministry at mail: [email protected]. community. Anyone with clothing needs helping us set up our board and 501(c) 3. student cuts are 12-3 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. the prison. The “verse and song” for- Web at www.stbarnabasepiscopal.org. is welcome. The food pantry is available Jill Thomas 435-830-4150. Monday through Thursday. Walk-ins are mat involves a series of Bible readings You are God’s beloved child, beautifully for emergency needs. Hours of operation welcome. For more info call 248-1800. coupled with songs which tie in to and created in God’s own image. Whatever are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We reinforce the theme of those readings. At your history, wherever you are in life’s are located at 580 S. Main Street, Tooele. Lake Point Tooele UMC we welcome all who want journey, the Episcopal Church welcomes For more information call 882-2048. Education to discover Gods love and worship in a you. Lake Point Days friendly accepting and loving environ- Volunteer opportunity Lake Point Days will be held Sept. 24 Indian Education ment. Come as you are, whoever you Meal and message Rocky Mountain Care Foundation, a and 25. Friday, Sept. 24, 7:30 p.m. fam- Tooele County School District’s Title Vlll are, where ever you are in your spiritual We would like to invite you for a meal and nonprofit organization is looking for vol- ily movie night at the park. Saturday, Indian Policies and Procedures meeting journey we invite you to join us. Please message at Cornerstone Baptist Church, unteers in Tooele. Our volunteers provide Sept. 25, 7 a.m., children’s one-mile will be held Oct. 5 at 5 p.m. at Dugway check our website for more informa- 500 North, three blocks east. Following respite care, friendly visits, conversation, race 12 and under and 5K run/walk $6 High School. All parents are invited and tion about us, www.tooelecumc.org or the morning service from 11 a.m. to light household chores, and other needs fee (includes a T-shirt). Contact Nancy encouraged to attend. call Tooele UMC Office (435)882-1349 or 12:15 p.m., we have a meal provided by to terminally ill patients who are on Gomez to register 801-554-1366. 10 a.m. Pastor Debi Cell (801) 651-2557. We are the members which starts about 12:30 or parade. Contact Raegan Ricks for info: RAD lecture located at 78 East Utah Avenue, Tooele, 1 p.m. Immediately following the meal 435-830-9002. 10:30-2 children’s activi- Are you parenting a challenging child? UT 84074 . we sing some choruses and have an SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ ties: jump house, super slide, games, Join us for a short informative lecture by cake walk, etc. 11 a.m. classic car show. Max Park MPA, MA on the behaviors of Spanish services Contact Greg Robbins 801-250-5223. Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) on La Iglesia Biblica Bautista de Tooele 11:30-2 lunch: hamburger or hotdog, Wednesday, Sept. 22 from 7-9 p.m. This invites you to their Spanish services BULLETIN BOARD POLICY chips and drink $4 per person or $15 will be held at the church on Erda Way Sunday at 2 p.m. and Thursday at 6:30 If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at for family of five. 1 p.m. show what you and Hwy 36, (Behind Virg’s). This is free p.m. Kids and teenager night Friday at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin grow. Show off your vegetables, fruit or for those who RSVP at 435-579-1792. 6:30 p.m. Come to know a church that flowers. 2 p.m. Lake Point 4-H Diamond is focused on the word of God rather Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Riders sponsoring barrel racing, flag rac- Family history fair than emotions. New location at 276 E. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. ing, water relay and pole bending com- Tooele Family History Fair will be held 500 North Cornerstone Baptist Church. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot petition. Open to anyone with a horse. at 781 North 520 East, Tooele on Oct. 16 Rides available. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement Age groups: 12 and under, 13-18 and from 9 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. Bring your own please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered 19+. Contact Richie Cunningham to reg- lunch from 12-12:45 p.m. All classes are no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:16 a.m. 7:27 p.m. Thursday 7:17 a.m. 7:25 p.m. Friday 7:18 a.m. 7:23 p.m. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Saturday 7:19 a.m. 7:22 p.m. Sunday 7:20 a.m. 7:20 p.m. Monday 7:21 a.m. 7:18 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:22 a.m. 7:17 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 6:50 p.m. 6:40 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 7:13 p.m. 7:39 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 7:39 p.m. 8:39 a.m. Saturday 8:07 p.m. 9:39 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 8:40 p.m. 10:41 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 20. Partly sunny and Pleasant with plenty of Pleasant with bright Nice with plenty of Monday 9:20 p.m. 11:44 a.m. Bright and sunny Brilliant sunshine Plenty of sun Temperatures Tuesday 10:06 p.m. 12:45 p.m. breezy; a p.m. t-storm sunshine sunshine sunshine High/Low past week 92/53 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 78/50 81 48 73 49 78 50 79 51 80 51 80 50 80 55 Average temp past week 73.1 Normal average temp past week 64.4 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 23 Sep 30 Oct 7 Oct 14 Shown is Wednesday’s weather. Temperatures are 92 Forecasts and graphics provided by 87 84 90 91 Wednesday night’s lows and 80 73 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2010 Wednesday’s highs. 65 67 69 UTAH WEATHER 56 60 57 53 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 80/40 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 78/49 Knolls Clive Lake Point 76/40 85/51 84/51 80/48 12.58 13.82 Ogden Stansbury Park 79/49 Erda 80/48 Vernal Grantsville 83/47 Pine Canyon 0.93 Salt Lake City 78/44 80/48 69/47 0.00 0.35 0.26 Tooele 80/48 Bauer 81/48 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 78/47 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 81/48 77/43 77/46 Stockton Price 78/45 78/45 High Nephi Rush Valley 79/43 81/41 Ophir Moderate 69/45 Low Delta Manti Absent 84/41 78/37 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 82/47 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 84/45 81/39 Moab 77/48 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 73/55 Beaver 81/49 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 78/38 Ibapah 81/42 24-hour 81/45 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.99 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 79/38 72/51 at Grantsville 1.27 none 90/59 Kanab 78/45 Eureka 77/46 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.27

This program is sponsored by the of September. Anyone having a ings in an alternative, income- Cost is $25 and includes lunch. charge to attend. Bulletin Tooele City Arts Council. problem with something growing based program designed to help Breakfast Buddies, Friday, Oct. 1 continued from page A8 on their property is welcome. If seniors remain independent. at 9 a.m., meet at Jim’s Restaurant LDS porn addiction program Groups possible, bring in a small cutting CNAs help keep them in their for Dutch treat. An LDS Pornography Addiction our hospice services. Please visit or collect a sampling of what is homes safely, provide personal Recovery Support group meet- our Web site at www.rockymoun- growing which will aid in diagnos- care, do house keeping and run Recovery ing will be held every Friday eve- taincarefoundation.org. Training, WDBCH meeting ing the problem. Pictures could be errands. If interested please con- ning from 7:30-9 p.m., Stansbury background check, and TB test The September meeting of helpful, too. For more information, tact Jolene Shields at 843-4104 Stake Center, 417 E. Benson required — all provided. Please the West Desert Back Country contact Louise Hulet at 843-7594 or 4105. LDS addiction recovery Road, Stansbury Park. Enter on contact Christine at 801-831-5615 Horsemen will be held on Sept. or Sandra Jackson at 882-5536. LDS Family Services addiction the southwest side of building. for additional information. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County Tooele seniors recovery meetings every Tuesday Separate men’s recovery (for men Courthouse. We will be discuss- Historical donations The center can be reached at 843- from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the LDS ing the successful state BCHU Tooele County Historical Society 4110 and is for the enjoyment of chapel on 1030 S. 900 West, in the struggling with pornography Moose Lodge meeting and rides held in Tooele, would like members of the com- all senior citizens 55 years and Relief Society room, Tooele. Enter addictions) and women’s sup- and our fall ride and service proj- munity who have any family or up. For more information call on the west side of the church. The port meetings (for women whose Monday night dinners ect schedule. If you have ques- personal histories, photographs, 843-4110. Friday night dinners handicap entrance is on the south husbands or family members are The Lodge is doing Monday night tions, please contact Gary Bean, books, brochures, DVDs, VHS (4-5:30 p.m.) and dancing (6-8 side of the church. This meeting struggling with pornography) are dinners during football season for 801-571-3882. See you there. tapes or newspaper articles that p.m.). September music: Sept. 24 addresses all addictions or charac- held at the same time. No refer- Moose members and guests. Come you would like to donate to our Dave Bickmore Band. Health and ter weaknesses. No children please. ral needed. There is no charge to up and enjoy a delicious dinner Celebrate Museum Day organization, please call us. We wellness: diabetic class Sept. 21, 2 No referral needed. There is no attend. while watching a football game. The Tooele Pioneer Museum and are also looking for books, news- p.m.; cook book Sept. 21, 10 a.m. Cost is just $5 from 6-9 p.m. the Daughters of Utah Pioneers paper articles, photos, brochures are having an open house Sept. or any history that pertains to the Grantsville seniors Accepting New Patients! Daily Lunch 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 47 Tooele County area. If you would The Grantsville Senior Citizen’s Daily lunch available for mem- E. Vine St. We will be serving free like to donate them to our organi- Center can be reached at 884- bers and guests. The Lodge has a hot scones and homemade ice zation, or if you would like us to 3446. Health watch: blood pres- great lunch menu, come up and cream. The museum will feature make a copy for the society, please sure Sept. 22, 9 a.m.; foot clin- Kathy try it out! an extensive American Indian call Alice Dale at 882-1612. ic Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m.; big band artifacts collection we recently workout Sept. 27, 11 a.m.; hearing Saturday night dinners obtained from Lee Nix, a local Freemasons Oct. 15, 9 a.m.; blood pressure Saturday night rib-eye steak and collector and an expert on these The Tooele area Freemasons host Oct. 13 and 27, 9 a.m.; foot clinic DeVries, FNP salmon dinners for members and artifacts. There will be a demon- two monthly meet-up groups for Oct. 26, 1 p.m. September birth- their guests. Members get a free stration on rug making, spinning those interested in learning more day dinner Sept. 24, 4 p.m., with �� dinner in their birthday month. wheel rope making and other about Freemasonry and its prin- Wayne Jones; October birthday pioneer skills. ciples. On the second Saturday dinner Oct. 29, 4 p.m. with Rush �� of the month, we meet at Jim’s and Eve Kee. Senior lifestyles on Eagles Master Gardeners meet Restaurant at 9 a.m. and on Oct. 18, 10 a.m. back to basics. �� The next meeting of the Tooele the first Tuesday of the month The center will be closed Oct. 11 Friday night steaks County Master Gardeners will be at Denny’s at 7 p.m. If you can’t for Columbus Day. Steak, shrimp, halibut and chicken on Wednesday, Sept. 22, at 151 N. make it to meetings and would dinners will be served from 6:30- Main, Tooele. The business meet- still like information, please call Senior Circle 8:45 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 24, ing starts at 6:30 p.m. followed by Shawn 435-843-8265. Join the Circle! Age 50 and over. Charlie Zenger and crew will host. the monthly program which is Cost $15 single, $27 couple per Grantsville Health Please come out and support the open to the public. The subject year. To make reservations for Aerie and Auxiliary. Members and this month is fall bulb planting. Seniors activities, call 843-3690. Fall foli- & Wellness Clinic guests invited. Mary Durtschi, known for her age day trip, Thursday, Sept. 30, �� fabulous garden in Stockton, will Program openings Park City stop, Trappers Loop to Auxiliary elections be the presenter. She has gath- Tooele County Aging has open- Huntsville and Ogden Canyon. 435-579-3820�� Tooele Eagles Auxiliary #164 will ered over the years a wealth of be holding elections Monday, knowledge on the many different Sept. 27 during their regular types of bulbs that can be planted meeting for madam president in the fall. Proof of this can be and madam vice president. seen in her garden every spring Members and guests invited. when the bulbs she has planted show their beauty. This program starts at 7 p.m. and everyone is Elks welcome. Camp Wapiti golf scramble Super League Baseball DRIVE BY Camp Wapiti Bob Prince Golf Super League Baseball for the 2011 Tournament will be held on season will be upon us before you Saturday, Sept. 25 shotgun start at know it. We are looking to expand 9 a.m. at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. our program and form as many This cost is $60 per person this age based teams as possible to includes: green fees, cart, lunch represent Tooele, Stansbury and at Camp Wapiti and donation to Grantsville. If you are interested FLU CLINIC Camp Wapiti. This is a 4-person in pulling together the talent from Deseret Peak Complex scramble. Please signup at the our three communities, involve Tooele Elks Lodge Social Quarters as many players that want to play 2930 W. Hwy 115 or call Brian at 840-3574. at an accelerated level, and form (Between Tooele & Grantsville) as many Super League Teams as possible under the same orga- Friday, September 24th Arts nization, please contact Steve Branch at steve@stevebranch. Schedule your appointment online at Sleeping Beauty auditions com. In addition to just formulat- www.tooelehealth.org. Drive up at your Children in kindergarten through ing teams, we want to hold clinics designated time, roll down your car eight grade are invited to audi- for the athletes to help them with window and get your ﬂu shot. tion for the Missoula Children’s skill development, agility skills, Theatre production of Sleeping etc. We will be looking for coaches For more It’s that easy! Beauty on Monday, Oct. 4. as well. You may reach me at 801- information Auditions will be held 4 p.m. 232-7323 by phone or text. Age contact at Copper Canyon Elementary groups start at 8 and stop when the Tooele (1600 North Broadway, Tooele). they reach high school. County Health There is no guarantee that every- Department one who auditions will be cast in Diagnostic clinic the play. Children must be able The Diagnostic Clinic is held to attend all the rehearsals and every Wednesday from 3-6 p.m. at two performances on Saturday, 151 N. Main St. in the Extension �� Oct. 9. For more information Service Library. It is open to the www.tooelehealth.org please contact Terra at 843-2142. public and will run until the end A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 Sports

SPORTS WRAP TC Outlaws Kelley’s returns propel Pokes to 42-13 win The TC Outlaws accelerated 12- under division baseball team is holding a tryout on Oct. 2 at by Mark Watson Parker’s Park in Tooele from SPORTS EDITOR 5-7 p.m. The team is looking for coachable kids who love to The Ben Lomond Scots were play baseball. The Outlaws will on the march toward a game- also participate in a baseball tying touchdown late in the third tournament in Cooperstown, quarter Friday night against N.Y., which is the home of the Grantsville until one big punch baseball Hall of Fame. For fur- from the Cowboys’ defense sent ther information or questions the Scots to the canvas and call Bob at (435)841-0100. knocked them out of the game. PPK competition Boys and girls ages 8 to 15 are invited to compete in the GHS FOOTBALL NFL and Pepsi’s Annual Punt, Pass, ’N Kick Competition at Grantsville High School. The Ben Lomond trailed 21-13 and competition will start at 3 p.m. had moved the ball from its own on Wednesday, Sept. 29. 36 to the Grantsville 8-yard line with 2:31 left in the third quar- Golf tourney ter. A holding penalty pushed the Ivy “FORE” CF golf tournament is Scots back to the 21, but they coming soon. The tournament will still were in scoring range with a be at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on second-and-goal. Sunday and it is a 4-man scramble A tenacious pass rush by the at $50 per player. To sign up, Grantsville defense forced Ben call the course (435)882-4220. Lomond quarterback Alex Craft Money raised will benefit the into an early throw and Grantsville family of Kendall McBride, who defensive back Lincoln Kelley recently lost his lifelong battle with snagged the ball at his own 2 Cystic Fibrosis. If you don’t golf or yard line and sprinted through can’t make the tournament and Mike Anderson tacklers picking up blocks from would like to sponsor a hole or his teammates en route to the Grantsville quarterback Bridger Boman dives for extra yardage Friday night at Ben Lomond. The Cowboys prevailed with a 42-13 win. donate prizes call Nick Waters at (435)840-4489. end zone for a 98-yard interception return for a touchdown. I’m thinking I’m going to get The Grantsville senior certain- kickoff returns for touchdowns. sive line. Austin Deherrera got in Utes ranked 13th All of a sudden the Cowboys to the end zone and then I can ly knows how to find the end “He’s (Kelley) been big for us all there on the interception to force The University of Utah foot- were feeling much better with a hear people yelling out and I zone on returns. He helped the year,” said Grantsville coach Tony a bad throw.” ball team moved up one spot 28-13 advantage and the Scots hear boom, boom, boom with Cowboys to a quick lead to open Cloward about Kelley. “We had Ben Lomond’s record was 4-19 in both polls to No. 13. It is were suddenly deflated. The my teammates making blocks,” the game with a 98-yard kick- to make some defensive adjust- in the past three seasons head- their highest ranking since the Cowboys’ offense then started to Kelley said. “During a return I off return for his second kick- ments at halftime to get a better ing into the Grantsville game on Sugar Bowl champion Utes fin- roll the rest of the game with two like to cut back because that sets off return for a touchdown this pass rush — we got our defensive Friday. The Cowboys squeaked ished the 2008 season ranked more touchdowns to blow away up my teammates for the blocks. season. Kelley now has two long ends out wider to get an effective out a 13-10 win in 2009, 16-13 in No. 2 in the nation (Associated the home team 42-13. Making big plays — that’s what interception returns for touch- rush because they (Ben Lomond) Press) and No. 4 (coaches). “As soon as I made the catch football is all about.” downs this season along with two were so tight with their offen- SEE COWBOYS PAGE A12 ➤ Utah’s home win streak, now at 19 games, is the longest home win streak in MWC history, the second-longest in school history and the third- longest active win streak in Rabbits’ running game sparks win over SHS the nation. The streak dates back to a Sept. 15, 2007 vic- by Jake Gordon his way through traffic, Powers tory over 11th-ranked UCLA SHS FOOTBALL and currently ranks behind STAFF WRITER sprinted his way down the side- only Oklahoma (33) and Boise line to the end zone for six points. State (26). The school record After watching Delta strike Delta on the other hand was Marshall gave the Stallions the for consecutive home wins is first with a Kyle Church two-yard led by the running game as Zach lead with a two-point run after the 26, set 1928-34. touchdown early in the second Harris racked up 165 yards on the touchdown for a 8-7 advantage quarter, Stansbury didn’t take long ground with a touchdown while with 8:32 left in the second. Elk permits to respond. Clint Peterson con- Church totaled 71 yards to go Stansbury looked to have an The general rifle bull elk hunt starts nected on a screen pass to Trae along with his two touchdowns on advantage in momentum as Oct. 9. Last fall, permits sold out Powers then watched Powers do the ground in the Rabbit victory. La’Donte Jones intercepted Delta’s before the hunt started. “Don’t all the work in answering with a The yellow penalty flag stole the Christensen on their first play wait to get your permit,” says Judi 55-yard touchdown. show in the opening two drives for following the Stallions touch- Tutorow, wildlife licensing coordi- Stansbury also made Delta pay both Delta and Stansbury. Six pen- down but Stansbury couldn’t take nator for the Division of Wildlife for an offsides penalty on the ensu- alties in the first two drives halted advantage of the turnover as they Resources. “If you want to hunt bull ing point after as Stallion coaches any progress that would have been punted after the interception. elk in Utah, get your permit now.” opted to run for a two-point con- accumulated on both drives. Delta didn’t have any more luck You can buy a permit at www.wild- version with Mac Marshall cross- Delta built the first substan- in the first half as they punted life.utah.gov. Permits are also avail- ing the goal line for a 8-7 lead in tial drive with 5:16 left in the first on their next possession and then able at DWR offices and from more than 300 hunting license agents the second quarter. quarter. A big pass play by Rabbit turned the ball over on downs on across Utah. More information Unfortunately for Stansbury, quarterback Colin Christensen to their ensuing possession as both about Utah’s general bull elk hunts that would be the last time their Church for 20 yards helped keep offenses sputtered heading into is available on pages 14-17 of the offense saw the end zone as Delta the drive alive. the half. 2010 Utah Big Game Guidebook. racked up 14 unanswered points in The hard running of Harris After forcing Stansbury to a the second half to walk away with also helped Delta move the ball three-and-out to open the sec- Chukar season a 21-8 victory over the Stallions as he broke off three big runs on ond half, Delta used two big run You should find more chukar Friday night in Stansbury Park. the drive that totaled 37 yards to plays to reclaim the lead. Harris partridge in Utah this fall. With Peterson had a fair game throw- get deep into Stansbury territory. opened the drive with a 23 yard the exception of some areas in ing the ball for Stansbury as he Church ended the drive with a run for a first down then Church the west-central desert, chukar compiled 127 yards in the air with two-yard run to the left side for a capped the drive with a 36-yard Steve Branch numbers appear to be up across Powers accounting for 57 while 7-0 Rabbit lead. touchdown run up the gut for six Stansbury High School senior running back Trae Powers (10) runs 55 yards for a most of the state. And three other Tyson Haddon caught a ball for Stansbury followed up the score points. Delta completed the two- touchdown Friday against Delta. The Stallions lost 21-8 to the Rabbits. upland game birds—Hungarian 48 yards. It was the running game by Delta with a drive that appeared point conversion as Harris took partridge, sharp-tailed grouse and that had a hard time getting start- to be heading nowhere with two the pitch and ran into the end punt and recover the ball at the Fumbles seemed to hurt the sage-grouse — also appear to be ed as the Stallions totaled 68 yards run plays for one yard to begin zone for a 15-8 advantage. Rabbit 19 yard line. Unfortunately, Stallions in the second half as doing well. Hunts for all four of on the ground with the leading the series. That is when Stansbury Stansbury’s hustle paid off for Stansbury fumbled the ball on their Stansbury again found themselves these birds start Sept. 25, 2010. rusher being Marshall with 33 dialed up a Peterson screen pass them with 4:12 left in the third next play, coughing up a golden DWR biologists use helicopters SEE STALLIONS PAGE A11 ➤ to survey chukar populations in yards. to Powers on third down. Shifting as they managed to block Delta’s opportunity to tie the game. August each year. The biologists conduct two surveys. One survey takes them over Tooele County. FROM THE SIDELINES The other survey takes them over Box Elder County. Both counties have some of the best chukar habitat in Utah. Biologists who flew BYU football fans — welcome to the Twilight Zone the Tooele County survey route in August recorded the fewest num- he “Twilight Zone” was but we spent most of the after- been. The Seminoles sacked Cougars’ only hope is to out- ber of chukars they’ve observed in a hit television anthol- noon watching Riley Nelson BYU quarterbacks half as many score them and that will take a the past decade. The news from Togy, created, written and David Gumucio run for his life and the Air times as they had completions passing game we haven’t seen the Box Elder County survey, and narrated by Rod Serling. It was Force Academy scoring touch- and the route was on 34-10. CORRESPONDENT yet from Provo. reports from other areas in Utah, a mixture of self-contained downs. Cougar fans watched So far, BYU’s season has given Utah State isn’t going to was more encouraging, though. suspense, fantasy, science fic- in disbelief as BYU’s defense misdirection an entirely new be any easier as they have a Anthem tryouts tion, and subtle horror. It was missed tackles and their offense meaning, and the Cougar faith- nice option game along with a captivating series because it where Lavell Edwards’ personi- squandered opportunities. BYU ful are experiencing that nause- The Utah Jazz will hold tryouts a very talented quarterback in lured you in with the ordinary fication of “pass first ask ques- threw for only 88 yards and ated feeling deep within their for National Anthem singers on Diondre Borel. He can hurt you Friday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at and mundane and dumped tions later” still lingers along lost its first MWC game 35-14. bowels. BYU’s season lies before with his arm and his feet, but EnergySolutions Arena. Participants you at the end with a shocking with his folded arms and scowl- The Cougar faithful stumbled them with the Nevada Wolf Pack BYU may catch a break as the should enter through the ticket discovery that left a queasy feeling face. BYU was in its finest from their TV sets wondering licking their chops and the Utah Aggies don’t play defense much lobby. The Utah Jazz seeks pro- ing in the pit of your stomach. hour, making big money from which dimension they were in State Aggies ready to stampede. better than the Cougars. fessional and talented performers Well Cougar fans, in the words TV contracts and scheduling big as their Cougars gave up 409 After its first three games BYU Heaps is BYU’s heir apparent, of Rod Serling, “Welcome to the BCS teams for the 2011 season. yards rushing and any hope for is clearly not a very good foot- to sing the U.S. National Anthem and hopefully he will get the Twilight Zone.” BYU kicked off against the a MWC Championship. ball team, and unless they can prior to all 43 home games. The reps he needs to improve his As our show starts, BYU’s Washington Huskies and Jake Then BYU spiraled into find themselves in the next four preferred style for the anthem is a skills. As for his season predic- cappella and in a traditional version preseason was nothing but Locker, the preseason Heisman another wormhole in weeks, they will certainly not tions, he needs to leave that to with little personal musical inter- ordinary with lots of hype about trophy favorite. BYU’s two Tallahassee. Certainly the be bowling in December. After Las Vegas bookies and opin- pretation. Audition order is orga- a quicker and stronger receiver headed monster surprised nay- course of events would change Utah State, San Diego State nized on a first come first serve corps, an athletic offensive line sayers and it appeared BYU was with Florida State? Bobby comes to town, which should ionated columnists. His 10-0 basis. Assigned audition numbers and a defense that was exceed- able to accomplish what many Bowden was gone and the have beaten Missouri last week. manifestation after the Florida will be given upon registration. The ing expectations. And surely felt impossible. Coach Bronco Seminoles and Christian Ponder The following week the Cougars State loss is as delusional as his audition is open to the general pub- don’t forget about the two Mendenhall layered his quarter- were just demoralized by travel to Fort Worth, Texas and head coach’s unwillingness to lic, for individuals and/or groups. quarterbacks so close in talent, back play like a wedding cake Oklahoma. Coach Mendenhall don’t even think about TCU. name a starter. But that is the There is no need for resume, pho- skills and leadership not even ∫The nation pondered — could made his entitlement state- The fact is BYU’s defense way it is while you’re traveling tos, portfolios, recordings, etc. All head coach Bronco Mendenhall this be the year? ment in starting Nelson, but can’t tackle and their offense through another dimension. A participants in the audition will could decide between them. Then off to Colorado Springs Jake Heaps finally got his due. can’t pass which doesn’t leave dimension not only of sight and be notified by mail whether they The plot thickened when and into the Twilight Zone. It didn’t matter. The Seminoles a whole lot of options for the sound, but of mind. A journey have been invited to perform into a wondrous land, whose the National Anthem at a Utah BYU told the Mountain West BYU’s offense had transformed found themselves in the second Cougars in defeating good foot- boundaries are that of imagina- Jazz game. For more information, Conference to stick it in their from a two quarterback pass- half, and the Cougar defense’s ball teams. Nevada runs the please contact Meikle LaHue at ear. Then ESPN offered BYU ing attack to a single quarter- time warp continued, looking option better than the Air Force tion. Welcome BYU fans, to The (801) 325-2553. redemption for being the quar- back option team. Where that for tackles in the strangest plac- Academy and there is no way Twilight Zone. I’ll see you from terback factory of the NCAA, came from is still unresolved, es, where Seminole runners had BYU is going to stop them. The the sidelines. A11

TUESDAY September 21, 2010 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Stallions complete sweep of THS by Mark Watson path to the net, but Stansbury SPORTS EDITOR goalkeeper Kelsey Johnson came Are you a former Club member? through with an excellent save. Stansbury and Tooele high Johnson was strong all afternoon Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? school girls soccer teams are find- for the Stallions with saves. Several We’re looking for you! ing life difficult in 4A’s Region 6 times during the match Johnson and certainly would not mind was able to out-race Tooele for- Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a slipping down into a 3A classifica- wards and grab the ball far from tion sometime soon. Each team’s the net before the Buffaloes could short alumni survey! best chance for a region victory is advance the ball close to the goal. against each other. The Stallions started to pressure In the brief series between the Tooele net with 14 minutes left the two schools in girls soccer, in the first half. Pool hit a cen- Stansbury leads 3-1. The Buffaloes tering pass to Kahri Golden who won the first encounter, but the narrowly missed scoring a goal. A Stallions are on a three-game win- rebound shot by the Stallions also ning streak against Tooele. missed by only two feet. Earlier in the year Stansbury The Buffaloes tried to get needed an overtime period to past the Stallions’ defense on edge Tooele 3-2, but on Thursday their next offensive possession, the Stallions broke a 1-1 tie at but Stansbury defender Clorissa halftime with two goals in the sec- Buchei with her feisty play would ond half to win the match 3-1 on not allow Tooele to get a good look Tooele’s pitch. It was the first time at scoring a goal. either of the teams has won by Tooele soon had a great chance Pet of the Week more than one goal. to go ahead, however, when the The players got after each other officials decided that Buchei’s in the first half on both offense play was a bit rough. Buchei was and defense and both teams had hit with a yellow card and the their chances to score early. Buffaloes were given a penalty The Stallions struck first 10 kick. The free kick got away from Maegan Burr minutes into the game when Erica Airica Stewart and sailed high Stansbury’s Erica Pool (4) and Tooele’s Brindisy Russell (15) fight for the ball Pool made a nifty move around over the net. Thursday at Tooele. The Stallions came out on top with a 3-1 win. her defender on the left side of the The Buffaloes were aggressive field and connected to give her in the in final 10 minutes of the right hit the back top of the left missed. team the early lead. first half and most of that time side of the net and the Stallions Stansbury finally did connect Five minutes later and the two they pressured the Stansbury goal. were back on top 2-1 early in the to extend the lead to 3-1 when teams were deadlocked at 1-1. Airica Stewart had another shot second half. Helani Torres pushed the ball up Tooele’s Airica Stewart raced past on goal as did Alyssa Banks. Tooele’s Airica Stewart looked the left side and centered a pass to the defense and found herself The halftime break seemed to to be headed for her second goal Pool. The first Stansbury shot hit alone with only the goal keeper help the Stallions regroup and of the game when she slipped past the post, and then Pool connected back. Stewart hit the straight-on they scored only 4 minutes into Stansbury defenders and only had on a rebound shot. shot to tie the contest. the second half. to the goalkeeper to beat. This The Buffaloes play at Woods Stansbury continued to pres- Golden worked hard and time, Stansbury’s Johnson made a Cross today and the Stallions play sure on the next transition, but missed a shot by inches, then terrific save. at Olympus on Thursday. Tooele defender Sierra Strate Emily Lakin missed a shot. But the Leading 2-1, the Stallions [email protected] would not let the Stallions get continued pressure paid off when looked to pull away and Pool rifled possession close to the net. Golden connected on a shot that a shot which was turned away On Tooele’s next counter attack, appeared to be a centering pass. by the THS goalkeeper Makenzie Frank Airica Stewart again found a clear The sharp-angle shot from the Alvarez. Then a rebound shot just OHLMAN M Attorney at Law 1 YR. PIT BULL FREE For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Buffs down Rams; SHS wins Consultation Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing by Mark Watson for Tooele City and possible shelter fee. SPORTS EDITOR Wills & Trusts Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to So far this season the Tooele Grantsville hold animals for 3 days High School volleyball team has Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. defeated Cyprus twice, American Leadership Academy, Copper Hills, 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Dugway and Highland. Last year they defeated East. 882-4800 Tooele Veterinary Clinic The Buffaloes are moving up 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 in the volleyball world and last www.tooelelawoffice.com Thursday they posted their first Region 6 victory of the season with a 3-0 victory over Highland. “Becca Smaellie was a strong force at the net against Highland. Our outside hitters were really effective,” said Tooele coach Kristi Brown. “This year the strength of our team has been blocking. There are a lot of tall talented girls in our Identity Sale region and when you can be good at blocking you can really shut down their offenses. We’re working a lot on blocking.” Smaellie put away 16 kills 4 against the Rams while Whitney Holt recorded six kills and three Business Cards Color blocks. The games were tight with the Buffaloes winning 25-20, 25-21 • 16 pt Coated and 28-26. (both sides) Versatile player Lexi Isbell also • Full Bleeds came through with a solid perfor- $ • Color & mance with 13 assists, three kills per and three blocks. 500 Flood UV Last Tuesday, the Buffaloes lost 35 at East. Maegan Burr *Design not inc. “Against East it was one of Tooele’s Whitney Holt sets the ball for a spike during last week’s game against those games where whatever Stansbury. Holt recorded six kills and three blocks in the Buffaloes’ victory over could go wrong went wrong for Highland on Thursday. us. The games were tight, but we $ per just couldn’t pull away and lost all Front we need to involved in club and Hannah Allred. three,” Brown said. volleyball.” So far this season the Stallions 1000 The Buffaloes will host Bountiful The level of play continues to are 2-0 in region play with victories 50 today and play at Olympus on improve for the Buffaloes, and the over Tooele and East. The Stallions Thursday. coach believes her players need defeated Tooele 3-1 with the fourth “This region is probably the to work on the mental aspect of game a nail-biter winning 26-24. best volleyball region in the state the game. Instead of playing not On Thursday, the Stallions found 4 and certainly in 4A,” Brown said. to lose, she wants them to play to themselves in another battle with “Teams like Highland, Bountiful, win. the Leopards. Stansbury won the Post Cards 4x6 Color Olympus and Woods Cross have “Our girls have the physical abil- first game 25-18 and then dropped a pool of players with height and ity and skills to play the game, we a tight one 24-26. The Stallions • 16 pt talent who have grown up playing just need to work on the mental came back strong to win the third Coated club volleyball.” aspect,” Brown said. game 25-23 and the fourth game (both sides) Today’s opponent Bountiful was $ per 25-16. • Full not so strong five years ago, but a Stansbury Christiansen blasted 15 kills new coach has helped turn things The Stallions were strong last Bleeds 500 with 14 digs. Allred nailed 13 kills around and this year the Braves year and made it to the 4A playoffs • Color & 80 *Design are a juggernaut. Bountiful won its as a first-year school. This year with 22 digs and one block. Alyssa Flood UV not inc. first two Region 6 games and is 9-2 they are improving each game and Martell recorded five kills, six digs overall against with a non-league could have another shot at the and 19 assists. Marlee Flint scored schedule against mostly 5A teams. state playoffs, but it will be difficult five kills with a block. Lindsay $ Olympus and Woods Cross with only three teams from the Guymon kept the ball alive with per teams have been powerful for sev- region qualifying instead of four nine digs. Erika Alvey played a big eral years. teams like last year. role in the victory with 15 assists 951000 “Our girls are starting to become Stansbury is missing the hard and three aces. more involved with club programs hits that came from Marissa The Stallions play at Wood in the summer,” Brown said. “If Robbins last year, but have two Cross today and host Highland on *Expires 9-30-10 we’re going to compete with the powerful hitters on the team this Thursday. Design not included. Some restrictions big schools along the Wasatch season in Cassidy Christiansen [email protected] PRINTING & may apply. GRAPHIC DESIGN ning game in the second half so Stansbury, Peterson found Haddon • announcements Stallions the Rabbits took to the air in the for a 48 yard pass to get into Delta wedding/graduation continued from page A10 fourth quarter. A big pass play territory but the Rabbits turned up • napkins • comb binding from Christensen to Hadley Myers the pass rush to force the Stallions • business cards • books in prime scoring position after a for 50 yards helped Delta move to turn over the ball on downs to • letter heads • catalogs completed pass from Peterson the ball. Christensen added a run essentially end the game as Delta • envelopes • brochures to Chandler Staley for 22 yards of 14 yards on the drive to get held on for the 13 point victory. • magnets • newsletters but a fumble lost at the Delta 14 into position to set up a one-yard Stansbury will be on the road • copies • posters yard line ended another scoring touchdown from Harris for a 21-8 next Friday as they travel to Salt (b&w/color) • photography 58 N. Main chance. lead with only 1:49 remaining in Lake City to face Highland on • laminate • advertising Stansbury’s defense started the game. Friday at 7 p.m. • mounting • copy writing 882.0050 getting a hang of the Delta run- In a desperation drive from [email protected] A12

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Tooele Army Depot Arts Maegan Burr and Craft Center Tooele High School sophomore quarterback Zac Coffman (7) runs the ball Friday against Highland. The Rams beat the Buffaloes 48-7.

Date: Thursday, September 23, 2010 Time: 4:00-6:00 p.m. Big, bad Rams overwhelm Buffaloes Place: Tooele Army Depot Arts and Craft Center by Derek Flack ran for a two yard touchdown Rams a 42-0 lead heading into (See map for Directions) THS FOOTBALL �� Tour this amazing CORRESPONDENT to stretch the lead to 14. Then the break. facility that is open to the public to use. after a Tooele punt Highland’s It turned around some in the �� Meet the Tooele City Tooele got off to a slow start physical team,” Tooele coach Anthony Smithson scored on a second half as Tooele’s defense Arts Council. at home against the Highland Ray Groth said about the Rams. 10 yard rush. bounced back and held the �� See demonstrations and examples of craft Rams on Friday night as numer- “All year long I’ve tried to get Tooele fumbled on their Rams scoreless in the third projects that you can ous turnovers and penalties our kids to match Highland and next possession, the loose ball quarter. The offense was able take classes to learn to do yourself. doomed the Buffaloes in their get strong and physical.” was scooped up by Highland to put points on the scoreboard �� Pick up a new class 48-7 loss at home. Tooele couldn’t quite match defender Desmond Collins, as well when Tooele junior tail listing for the Tooele City Arts Council The Rams started off the game the Rams physicality, how- who returned it 20 yards for the back Damon Thomas broke Community Art with a bang as they scored on ever. The Buffaloes countered score to make it 28-0. through the middle of the line Classes �� Free Make and Take their first offensive play of the Highland’s quick pursuit of the The Buffaloes seemed to get and shifted into high gear as he projects for kids! night. On their own 34 yard line backfield in the first quarter some momentum going on their galloped 66 yards for a touch- �� Give your input on what type of classes Highland quarterback Colby on a third-down-and-forever next drive midway through the down, narrowing the Tooele you would like Earl dropped back in the pock- by running a screen play, with second quarter when running deficit to 42-7. offered. et and fired a pass down field the offensive linemen block- back Austin Schmidt rushed Highland scored once more to a streaking Nate Fakahafua, ing briefly before pulling to the for 20 yards and a first down. in the final 12 minutes on a For more information please contact the Tooele City Arts council at 843-2142 who marched untouched into side of the field on the screen Highland’s Fakahafua sacked 31 yard run by Lance Whitten or the Tooele Army Depot Arts and Craft Center at 833-2940. the end-zone to give his team a to make blocks. Tooele quar- Hyde on the next play though, for the final score of the game 7-0 lead only seconds into the terback Nick Hyde found run- but a subsequent face mask to make it 48-7 after a missed opening quarter. ning back Thomas Allen near gave the Buffaloes another kick. Tooele’s offense struggled to the sideline. He then followed first down. Hyde then rifled a “Our kids, they gave up a little move the ball the entire night. his blockers for a 23-yard gain 12-yard pass to Angel Medina bit in the first half but they came See News Happening? Early on the Rams enormous before being tackled. The large for the third first down on the back in the second half bet- defensive line was giving the gain wasn’t enough for a new drive. However, penalties and ter,” said coach Groth. “That’s Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Buffalo blockers fits with their set of downs though as previ- negative yardage set up Tooele a good football team, they’re TOOELETRANSCRIPT unique blend of size, strength, ous penalties and plays for a with a fourth-and-27 as they well coached, my hat goes off BULLETIN and agility. loss of yards were too much to were forced to punt after finally to them. They just physically “Highland is a very strong, overcome. having a positive offensive pos- got after us. That team has a Despite the faltered drive, session. chance to go play for the state Tooele’s defense finished out Highland then scored two championship.” the quarter strong by not allow- more times before intermis- Despite the loss Tooele can ing another Highland score. In sion. The first touchdown came turn things around next week the second quarter, however, on a 75-yard scamper by Sione when they go on the road to the Rams stampeded to an Houma. The other, which hap- play against Olympus. SIGNS & BANNERS! insurmountable lead. pened 12 seconds later, came “We have the second half of Eleven seconds into the sec- off another Tooele fumble the season coming up so we just ond quarter Highland quar- that was returned 20 yards have to keep going and working terback Earl kept the ball and by Fakahafua, which gave the hard,” coach Groth said. Lowest Prices on All Complete Professional Design Your Sign Needs Services Available G-ville’s Ware fires 76 at Riverbend by Jake Gordon from their match two weeks GHS GOLF 4 ft. x 8 ft. STAFF WRITER ago at Skyway Golf Course in Grommets • Hems Tremonton. Their fifth-place In high school golf, if a team with a team score of 301. finish at Riverbend mirrors their OUTDOOR can get a low score and the rest “I just wish we could get overall standings in Region 11 95 of the team can get somewhere everybody to shoot a good as they sit in fifth place also $ close to that score then it can round on the same day,” said while Judge has a stronghold 99 turn into a pretty good day. For Grantsville coach Mark Dahl. on first in the region. 2 or more: $95 each Grantsville, Justin Ware shot “We get a couple hit rounds The scores that didn’t count his second best round of the and a couple miss and I wish I for Grantsville were a 104 from BANNERS! year with a 76 at Riverbend Golf knew how to explain it.” Dylan Colson and a 106 from Course in Riverton Thursday After Ware’s 76, which was Zack Garrard. Josh Harrison afternoon. good enough for a tie for fifth finished up with a 124 and Unfortunately for the place individually in the region, Devin Arellano rounded out the Vehicle Magnets Cowboys, the second closest was followed by a 96 from scores with a 128. 12” x 18” • Full Color score was 20 strokes away from Garrett McBride. Jake Ortiz Grantsville will continue Ware as Grantsville went on to followed with a 97 as Stephen region play on Thursday when finish fifth place in Region 11 Hansen rounded out the scores they travel to Salt Lake City 00 Your Message with a team score of 371. Judge that counted with a 102. to play at Mountain Dell Golf $ Memorial wrapped up their Grantsville improved their Course, which begins at 1 p.m. 22 HERE! fourth straight first place finish team score by 22 strokes [email protected] Each (2 magnet minimum) quarter, Ben Lomond drove 70 continued to pressure the Scots’ Cowboys yards for a go-ahead touch- quarterback which set up an continued from page A10 down. Boman intercepted a Ben interception for Grantsville Lomond pass as the Scots were linebacker Keaton Knapp who YARD 24” x 18” • Full Color • 4 mm Rigid Coroplast 2008 and 27-26 in 2006. driving to the end zone, but a returned the ball to the Ben “For some reason they always penalty nullified the pick and Lomond 30. 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Grantsville drove 75 yards for set up the Scots at their own 43 Grantsville got out of its own the final touchdown of the game and a 12-yard pass completion territory on a a pass to Kelley and to make the final 42-13. 18” x 24” • Full Color put them into Grantsville terri- a pass to Dalen Erickson to move A pass to Erickson moved 3⁄16Foam-Core tory. Three big runs pushed the the ball to their own 36. Kimber the ball all the way from the Each ball to the Grantsville 15 where lugged the ball to the 42 and then Cowboys’ 33 to the Ben Lomond $ 00 4 minimum Craft connected with Jacob a screen pass to Erickson went 33. Two rushes by Killpack, a run Indoor Signs 20 Werito on a TD pass to make it 7- for 31 yards down to the Ben from Boman and another rush 6 Grantsville when the Scots’ PAT Lomond 27 and a personal foul by Killpack pushed the ball to the sailed wide with 4:17 remaining on the Scots set up the Cowboys 4 yard line where Ekins scored in the first quarter. at the Ben Lomond 13. Three the touchdown. Grantsville put together a straight running plays by Bryce Grantsville gained 329 yards on TOOELE strong drive on the next posses- Ekins pushed the ball to the 1- offense while the Scots racked up RANSCRIPT sion with big runs from quarter- yard line, but the Cowboys were T 242 yards and the Cowboys had back Bridger Boman and running penalized for having six players Prices do not include design. backs Devon Kimber and Kaleb on the line of scrimmage on the 196 yards on Kelley’s returns. BULLETIN Some restrictions may apply. Killpack. But penalties and a sack next play. Boman rushed for 72 yards stalled the Cowboys’ drive and Boman scored on a keep- with Kimber gaining 41 yards on second-and-goal back at the er from seven yards out and and Ekins 22. Erickson caught 37, Ben Lomond’s Nate Watkins Grantsville took a 14-13 lead into three passes for 79 yards. 58 N. Main • 882-0050 intercepted a pass at the Scots’ the locker room at halftime. 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Thousands come together for 2010 Jamboral at Deseret Peak to commemorate 100 years of Scouting story Clint Thomsen | photos Sue Butterfield

teady gusts of wind whipped the — Great Salt Lake Council staff adviser Craig row of American flags that lined the Edwards oversaw a handful of other lead- entrance to Deseret Peak Complex ers who wrote on clipboards and talked on last Friday afternoon. Aside from radios. The night’s Jamboral would involve the wind, the complex was quiet, its all 23 districts that compose the BSA Great Caleb Williams (top) learns how parking lots still nearly empty. But Salt Lake Council. That’s every Scout troop in to spark a flame with a flint and Sthey wouldn’t be for long. Tooele, Davis, Salt Lake and Summit coun- steel Saturday at the Jamboral “Give it about an hour,” reckoned one ties. It would be the largest gathering of at Deseret Peak Complex. CJ of the many uniformed Boy Scout leaders Scouts in the state. If Edwards was anxious at Washburn (left) works on his who paced the complex’s sprawling grounds all, it didn’t show. climbing merit badge. Josh in final preparation for the Great Salt Lake “It’s going to be a big night,” he dead- Limbeam (far left) tries on a Council’s 2010 Centennial Jamboral. “This lot panned. French and Indian War-era uniform will be packed and that road will be bumper The term “jamboral” is a derivation of from the Fort Douglas Military to bumper with troops trying to get in here.” “jamboree,” which was coined in the 19th Museum. Andy Nickell (bottom Inside the complex’s office building — right) wrangles a tent. labeled “HQ” on the official Jamboral map SEE GATHERING PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 Moments in Time THE HISTORY CHANNEL ➤ On Oct. 10, 1845, The United States Naval Academy opens in Annapolis, Md., with 50 midshipmen students and seven professors. The curriculum included mathematics and navigation, gunnery and steam, chemistry, English, natural philosophy and French.

➤ On Oct. 8, 1871, a spark in the Chicago barn of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary ignites a two-day blaze that kills between 200 and 300 people, destroys 17,450 buildings Mega Maze and leaves 100,000 homeless. Legend has it that Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicked over a lantern and started the fire. In 1997, the Chicago City Council exonerated Mrs. O’Leary and her cow.

➤ On Oct. 5, 1892, the Dalton gang attempts to rob two banks simultaneously in Coffeyville, Kan., but meets resistance from townspeople. As the gang was about to make their getaway, a throng of townsfolk armed by a local hardware store, surprised them. In the gunfight that ensued, all five men were shot.

➤ On Oct. 7, 1913, for the first time, Henry Ford’s entire Highland Park, serial “General Hospital” is Mich., automobile set in what city? factory is run on an 5. GEOGRAPHY: The island assembly line. This cut nation of Sri Lanka lies in the man-hours required which ocean? to complete one Model T 6. MOVIES: How many Oscar from 12-1/2 hours to six. 1. FAMOUS QUOTATIONS: nominations did “Titanic” Further improvements What futurist author once receive? reduced the time said, “One of the defini- 7. MEASUREMENTS: How required to 93 man- tions of sanity is the ability many pints are in a quart? minutes. to tell real from unreal. 8. MATH: What is the top Soon we’ll need a new number of a fraction ➤ On Oct. 6, 1961, President definition”? called? John F. Kennedy advises 2. SCIENCE: By how much 9. DISCOVERIES: Who is American families to does water expand when it credited with discovering build bomb shelters to freezes? vitamin D? protect them from atomic 3. ANIMAL KINGDOM: What 10. RELIGION: When did fallout in the event of a is a group of geese called? Vatican II begin and end? nuclear exchange with 4. TELEVISION: The daytime the Soviet Union. One year later, the Cuban Missile Crisis erupted.

➤ On Oct. 4, 1988, televangelist Jim Bakker is indicted on federal charges of mail and wire fraud and of conspiring to defraud the public. Jim Bakker was convicted and sentenced to 45 years in prison, later reduced to eight years.

➤ On Oct. 9, 1992, a meteorite crashes into a Chevy Malibu owned by 18-year-old Michelle Knapp in Peekskill, N.Y. The bowling ball-size rock weighed 28 pounds and smelled of rotten eggs. It was confirmed ALL PUZZLE ANSWERS BELOW that the object was a genuine meteorite and came from the inner edge the now infamous meat dress: • • • • • • of the main asteroid belt “It is certainly no disrespect to Q: I was flipping Q: I love the HBO in space, between Jupiter anyone that is vegan or vegetar- through channels the drama “In Treatment.” and Mars. ian. It has many interpretations: other afternoon, and I Please tell me it is com- If we don’t stand up for what we could have sworn I saw ing back for a third © 2010 King Features Synd., Inc. believe in and if we don’t fight movie actress Sean Young season! -- Peggy H., for our rights, pretty soon we’re on “The Young and The Columbus, Ohio going to have as much rights as Restless.” Was that really A: I’m happy to report the meat on our own bones. I her, and if so, why did she that “In Treatment,” star- am not a piece of meat.” decide to do it? -- Jill G., ring Gabriel Byrne and Q: I watched the MTV Video • • • Albuquerque, N.M. Dianne Wiest, will be back Music Awards, and it was the Q: I was so happy that Jane A: That was indeed the beginning Oct. 25. The fun spectacle it always is. Lynch won an Emmy Award accomplished 50-year-old third season also brings However, I have to say that Lady for her role as Sue Sylvestro on movie star. Sean played guest stars Debra Winger Gaga took the cake (or maybe “Glee.” I know she is busy with a featured role as Meggie and Amy Ryan. meatpie?) when she wore that that show, but does she have McClain on the long- meat dress. What on Earth any other projects coming up? running hit soap opera Write to Cindy at compelled her to wear that? -- -- Julian F., via e-mail opposite good friend Eric King Features Weekly Kelli J., via e-mail A: The in-demand actress Braeden. She co-starred Service, P.O. Box 536475, A: One of my favorite parts -- who previous to “Glee” was with him in the 2008 Orlando, FL 32853- of the awards was seeing Cher best known for her roles in “The movie “The Man Who 6475; or e-mail her at still rocking that very reveal- 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Best Came Back,” which also letters@cindyelavsky. ing outfit she wore in her “If I in Show” -- just wrapped pro- co-starred Eric’s “Titanic” Lady GaGa com. For more news and Could Turn Back Time” video duction on the film “Paul.” The co-star Billy Zane, along extended interviews, visit in 1989. Let’s see if Lady Gaga movie is a comedy/sci-fi film with Carol Alt, George www.celebrityextraonline. (real name Stefani Germanotta) that also stars Jason Bateman, Kennedy and Armand Assante. gentlemen in entertainment - com and twitter.com/Celebrity_ can do that in 40 years! But to Seth Rogen, Sigourney Weaver, Of taking on the role of Meggie, - was certainly a deciding factor Extra. answer your question, Gaga, 24, Kristin Wiig and a ton of other Sean said: “Getting the chance for me, as well as wanting to get explained to Ellen DeGeneres megastars. Look for “Paul” in to work with my dear friend back to work after taking a few © 2010 King Features Synd., Inc. (who is a vegan) why she wore March 2011. Eric Braeden -- one of the true years off to raise my kids.” PUZZLE ANSWERS

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It’s time to introduce yourself to smooth,FELD green ENTERTAINMENT tomatillos by Jim Romanoff tomato. The berry inside the husk by pureeing char-grilled toma- liberal amount of the salsa. Serve 2 tablespoons rice vinegar as they are ready. Set aside to cool Job No.: BL149913 FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS can range from marble- to plum- tillos, sweet onion and poblano with black beans and additional 1 tablespoon lime juice for about 15 minutes. size and has solid, seedy flesh. chili peppers. The recipe can be Engagementwarm corn tortillas City: forSALT scooping. LAKE CITY,1 to 2UT teaspoons honey, to Peel, seed and stem the Ad pob- Size: 3.875” x 10” You’ve probably looked right Raw, they taste a bit like green made spicier or milder by varying Charred tomatillo, poblanaTRADE-BW and taste lano. Coarsely chop the onion. at them dozens of times, those apple with hints of lemon or lime, the type of chili pepper you use. Media:sweet onion salsa 1/8 teaspoon salt, or to taste In the bowl of a food processor,Section: ENTERTAINMENT greenish, papery, lantern-like but cooking mellows the flavor. Serve this green salsa with Start to finish: 50 minutes (10 Heat a gas grill to high or light a combine the tomatillos, onion, things in the bin next to the toma- When selecting tomatil- chips for dipping, or mash it up Insertionminutes Date(s):active) charcoal fire. poblano, vinegar, lime juice, toes at the market. And then you los choose smooth, green fruits with avocado and additional lime Servings: 4 (1/2 cup each) Grill the tomatillos, onion slices honey and salt. Pulse until the probably moved on. (when they start to turn yellow juice for an easy guacamole. 1 pound tomatillos, husks and poblano, turning occasional- mixture is well blended but still a They’re called tomatillos and they lose some of their tanginess), To make huevos verde, melt removed, rinsed ly, until soft and charred, 10 to 15 bit chunky. Serve warm or cold. they are worth stopping for. free of bruises and blemishes. The some shredded Jack cheese on 1 medium sweet onion, cut minutes. Remove the vegetables Tomatillos can be used raw husks should be clean and dry. corn tortillas and top with a cou- into 1/2-inch-thick slices or cooked much as you would a This mellow salsa verde is made ple poached or fried eggs and a 1 small poblano chili pepper BIRTHDAY CHILI COOKOFF WINNERS

Esther King Happy 80th Birthday

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435-224-4000 89:;<= !"#$%%&'&()*+,%-./0 Call Laramie Dunn Notice of Foreclosure Sale of Real Estate Date of Sale: October 21, 2010 Place of Sale: Tooele County Time of Sale: 10:00 a.m. Courthouse, Front Steps 74 South 100 East Tooele, UT Name, Address and Phone Number of Per- son Who Will Conduct This Sale: G. Troy Parkinson Prince, Yeates & Geldzahler 175 East 400 South, Suite 900 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (801) 524-1000 This is not/is a republica- tion of a previous sale caused by a cancellation of payment. All words and phrases that are un- derlined herein are de- fined in the attached Identifying Data of Mort- gage or Deed of Trust. Directions may be obtained pursuant to a written request submitted to the undersigned. PURSUANT TO THE POWER OF SALE IN THE MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST BE- ING FORECLOSED, AND BECAUSE OF THE DEFAULTS CAUSING FORECLOSURE, THE REAL ESTATE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- TION WITHOUT WAR- RANTIES OR GUARAN- TEES ON THE DATE, TIME AND PLACE STATED. YOUR IN- TEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE MAY BE TER- MINATED BY THIS SALE. THE MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST BE- ING FORECLOSED IS IN DEFAULT. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE, IT MAY BE SOLD AT PUB- LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- TION OF THE NATURE OF THIS PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Philip M. Kleinsmith Attorney for Present Morgagee(s) abd/or Substitute Trustee Utah Attorney Registration No. 5370 6035 Erin Park Dr., Ste. 203 Colorado Springs, CO 80918 1-800-842-8414 Attorney's/Trustee's Utah Place: Tooele County Courthouse 74 South 100 East Notice of Foreclosure Tooele, UT Sale of Real Estate Acknowlged, subscribed Date of Sale: October and sworn to as true be- 21, 2010 fore me on September 9, Place of Sale: Tooele 2010, by Philip M. Klein- County smith at Colo. Sprgs., Time of Sale: 10:00 a.m. Colorado. Witness my Courthouse, Front Steps hand and official seal. 74 South 100 East My commission expires: Tooele, UT 09/09/2012. Name, Address and Ashley Kirkbride Phone Number of Per- Notary Public son Who Will Conduct Identifying Data of Debt, This Sale: the Collateral and Collat- G. Troy Parkinson eral Instrument Prince, Yeates & The Debt: Geldzahler Dated: 3/22/2009 175 East 400 South, Original Principal Bal- Suite 900 ance: $217,919.00 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Original Borrower(s): (801) 524-1000 Randall Wedig This is not/is a republica- Present Borrower(s): tion of a previous sale Randall Wedig caused by a cancellation Original Creditor(s): of payment. All words Mortgage Electronic and phrases that are un- Registration Systems, NOTICE OF TRUS- derlined herein are de- Inc. acting solely as TEE'S SALE fined in the attached Nominee for Intermoun- APN: 01-106-0-0007 Identifying Data of Mort- tain Industries, Inc. Trust No. 1284938-07 gage or Deed of Trust. D/B/A Major Mortgage Ref: Jackie L Michaud Directions may be ob- USA, an Utah Corpora- TRA: Loan No. tained pursuant to a writ- tion xxxxxx4023. IMPOR- ten request submitted to Present Creditor(s): TANT NOTICE TO the undersigned. Branch Banking and PROPERTY OWNER: PURSUANT TO THE Trust Company YOU ARE IN DEFAULT POWER OF SALE IN Defaults Causing Fore- UNDER A DEED OF THE MORTGAGE OR closure: Non-Payment of TRUST, DATED July 18, DEED OF TRUST BE- Periodic Payments 2008. UNLESS YOU ING FORECLOSED, since: 10/1/2009 TAKE ACTION TO PRO- AND BECAUSE OF THE Present Principal Bal- TECT YOUR PROP- DEFAULTS CAUSING ance (i.e. as of ERTY, IT MAY BE FORECLOSURE, THE 10/1/2009) $216,710.62 SOLD AT A PUBLIC REAL ESTATE WILL BE Daily Interest after same SALE. IF YOU NEED SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- date $32.65 AN EXPLANATION OF TION WITHOUT WAR- Estimated Total Costs THIS PROCEEDING, RANTIES OR GUARAN- $1,800.00 YOU SHOULD CON- TEES ON THE DATE, Attorney Fees for Com- TACT A LAWYER. On TIME AND PLACE pleted Default October 19, 2010, at STATED. YOUR IN- Foreclosure $650.00 4:30pm, James H. Woo- TEREST IN THE REAL Present Value of Collat- dall, Trustee James H. ESTATE MAY BE TER- eral $ Unknown Woodall, as duly ap- MINATED BY THIS The Collateral: pointed Trustee under a SALE. Real Estate (Mortgaged Deed of Trust recorded THE MORTGAGE OR Property or Trust Prop- July 25, 2008, as Instru- DEED OF TRUST BE- erty or Property): ment No. 311261, in ING FORECLOSED IS Assessor's Tax Parcel #: Book xx, Page xx, of the IN DEFAULT. 15-095-0-0360 Official Records in the UNLESS YOU TAKE Common Description office at the County Re- ACTION TO PROTECT 674 West 770 North corder of Tooele County, YOUR INTEREST IN Tooele, UT 84074 State of Utah, executed THE REAL ESTATE, IT Legal Description: LOT by Jackie L. Michaud, An MAY BE SOLD AT PUB- 360, GLENEAGLES NO. Unmarried Woman and NOTICE LIC SALE. IF YOU 3B SUBDIVISION, A NOTICE OF TRUS- Randy Olson, An Un- A Notice of Intent for the NEED AN EXPLANA- SUBDIVISION OF TEE'S SALE married Man., will sell at following project submit- TION OF THE NATURE TOOELE CITY, AC- APN: 15-027-0-0079 public auction to highest ted in accordance with OF THIS PROCEEDING CORDING TO THE Trust No. 1284936-07 bidder, payable in lawful §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- AGAINST YOU, YOU OFFICIAL PLAT Ref: Curtis R Allen TRA: money of the United ministrative Code (UAC), SHOULD CONTACT A THEREOF, RECORDED Loan No. xxxxxx8004. States at the time of has been received for LAWYER. JUNE 26, 2006 AS EN- IMPORTANT NOTICE sale. Successful bidders consideration by the Ex- Philip M. Kleinsmith TRY NO. 262334 OR TO PROPERTY must tender a deposit of ecutive Secretary, Utah Attorney for Present TOOELE COUNTY RE- OWNER: YOU ARE IN $5,000 in certified funds Air Quality Board: Morgagee(s) abd/or CORDS. DEFAULT UNDER A to the trustee at the time Company Name: Substitute Trustee Mobile or Manufactured DEED OF TRUST, of sale, with the balance Staker & Parson Compa- Utah Attorney Home or Other Collat- DATED January 29, due by noon the follow- nies Registration No. 5370 eral: 2008. UNLESS YOU ing business day, at the Location: 6035 Erin Park Dr., Ste. Common Description: TAKE ACTION TO PRO- office of the Trustee. At Staker & Parson Compa- 203 None Known TECT YOUR PROP- the tooele county court- nies: Erda Pit & Hot Colorado Springs, CO Legal Description: None ERTY, IT MAY BE house 74 South 100 Plant – 5800 N Hwy 36, 80918 Known SOLD AT A PUBLIC East Tooele Utah all Erda, UT, Tooele County 1-800-842-8414 Collateral Instrument SALE. IF YOU NEED right, title and interest Project Description: Attorney's/Trustee's (Mortgage, Deed of AN EXPLANATION OF conveyed to and now Staker & Parson Compa- Utah Place: Tooele Trust, or Trust Indenture THIS PROCEEDING, held by it under said nies has requested a County Courthouse or Security Agreement YOU SHOULD CON- Deed of Trust in the modification to 74 South 100 East Being Foreclosed Per TACT A LAWYER. On property situated in said DAQE-AN0107120001- Notice of Foreclosure Tooele, UT Real Estate Records of October 19, 2010, at County and State de- 09 dated March 2, 2009 Sale of Real Estate Acknowlged, subscribed County Where Real Es- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- scribed as: Beginning at to allow for processing of Date of Sale: October and sworn to as true be- tate is Located or other dall, Trustee James H. a point on the north line natural ash and add as- 21, 2010 fore me on September 9, records where Collateral Woodall, as duly ap- of vine street which is sociated equipment to Place of Sale: Tooele 2010, by Philip M. Klein- Instrument filed): pointed Trustee under a 257 feet west from the the Erda Asphalt Plant County smith at Colo. Sprgs., Dated: 3/22/2009 Deed of Trust recorded southeast corner of lot 1, and Aggregate Pit. The Time of Sale: 10:00 a.m. Colorado. Witness my Date Recorded or Filed: February 04, 2008, as block 41, grantsville city processing of natural Courthouse, Front Steps hand and official seal. 3/30/2009 Instrument No. 301604, survey, grantsville city; ash follows a path simi- 74 South 100 East My commission expires: Recording Data: 322937 in Book xx, Page xx, of and running thence north lar to the manufacture of Tooele, UT 09/09/2012. Original Principal Bal- the Official Records in 110 feet; thence east 74 hot-mix asphalt. The Name, Address and Ashley Kirkbride ance: $ (see above) the office at the County feet; thence south 110 emissions from the Phone Number of Per- Notary Public Original Trustee: Recorder of Tooele feet, more or less, to the manufacture of asphalt son Who Will Conduct Identifying Data of Debt, Utah Commercial Title County, State of Utah, north line of said vine are higher than the proc- B6 This Sale: the Collateral and Collat- Original Borrower(s),Tooele Transcript-Bulleexecutedtin by Curtis Allen street; thence west along Tuesday Septemberessing of 21, natural 2010 ash; G. Troy Parkinson eral Instrument Mortgagor(s), Grantor(s) and Catherine L Allen, the north line of said vine therefore, the source will Prince, Yeates & The Debt: or Trustor(s): Husband And Wife As street 74 feet to the point be allowed to replace Public Notices GeldzahlerPublic Notices Dated:Public 3/22/2009 Notices RandallPublic Wedig Notices Public Notices JointPublic Tenants., Notices will sell at ofPublic beginning.. Notices The street Public Notices partPublic of the productionNotices of Meetings 175 EastTrustees 400 South, OriginalTrustees Principal Bal- 674 WestTrustees 770 North Trustees public Trusteesauction to highest addressTrustees and other com- Miscellaneous asphaltMiscellaneous with the process- Suite 900 ance: $217,919.00 Tooele, UT 84074 bidder, payable in lawful mon designation of the ing of natural ash. LEPC AGENDA Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Original Borrower(s): Present Borrower(s), NOTICE OF TRUS- money of the United real property described NOTICE TO CREDI- The source is located in Agenda for the LEPC (801) 524-1000 Randall Wedig Mortgagor(s) Trustor(s) TEE'S SALE States at the time of above is purported to be: TORS AND AN- Tooele County, which is meeting to be held This is not/is a republica- Present Borrower(s): Names & Address(es): APN: 01-114-0-0009 sale. Successful bidders 312 West Vine Street NOUNCEMENT OF AP- a nonattainment area of Wednesday, September tion of a previous sale Randall Wedig Randall Wedig Trust No. 1261903-07 must tender a deposit of Grantsville Ut 84029. POINTMENT the National Ambient Air 29th, 2010 at 1:30 p.m. caused by a cancellation Original Creditor(s): 674 West 770 North Ref: Richard Lawrence $5,000 in certified funds Estimated Total Debt as Estate of BRUCE Quality Standards in the Sheriff's Office of payment. All words Mortgage Electronic Tooele, UT 84074 TRA: Loan No. to the trustee at the time of October 19, 2010 is CLARK HODGES, De- (NAAQS) for PM2.5. Training Room. and phrases that are un- Registration Systems, Original Morgagee(s), xxxxxx9989. IMPOR- of sale, with the balance $199,651.63. The under- ceased. New Source Perform- 1. Welcome - Chairman, derlined herein are de- Inc. acting solely as Beneficiary (ies) or Se- TANT NOTICE TO due by noon the follow- signed Trustee disclaims Probate No. 103300055 ance Standard (NSPS) LEPC fined in the attached Nominee for Intermoun- cured Party (ies): Mor- PROPERTY OWNER: ing business day, at the any liability for any incor- KIMBERLY HODGES, 40 CFR 60 Subpart A, 2. Approve August min- Identifying Data of Mort- tain Industries, Inc. gage Electronic Regis- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT office of the Trustee. At rectness of the street ad- whose address is 118 Subpart OOO, Subpart utes gage or Deed of Trust. D/B/A Major Mortgage tration Systems, Inc. act- UNDER A DEED OF the tooele county court- dress and other common SW County Rd. 1006, IIII, Subpart UUU, and 3. Haz Mat reports, Directions may be ob- USA, an Utah Corpora- ing soley as Nominee for TRUST, DATED Novem- house 74 South 100 designation, if any, Corsicana, Texas, Maximum Achievable Harry Shinton tained pursuant to a writ- tion Intermountain Industries, ber 29, 2006. UNLESS East Tooele Utah all shown herein. Said sale 75110, has been ap- Control Technology 4. Review upcoming ten request submitted to Present Creditor(s): Inc. D/B/A Major Mor- YOU TAKE ACTION TO right, title and interest will be made without pointed Personal Repre- (MACT) 40 CFR 63 Sub- training the undersigned. Branch Banking and gage USA, a Utah Cor- PROTECT YOUR conveyed to and now covenant or warranty, sentative of the estate of part A and Subpart ZZZZ 5. Kim Hammer, Emer- PURSUANT TO THE Trust Company porate PO Box 2026 PROPERTY, IT MAY BE held by it under said express or implied, re- the above-named dece- regulations apply to this gency Services POWER OF SALE IN Defaults Causing Fore- Flint, MI, 48501-2026 SOLD AT A PUBLIC Deed of Trust in the garding title, possession, dent. All persons having source. 40 CFR 61 6. Next meeting-October THE MORTGAGE OR closure: Non-Payment of Present Mortgagee(s), SALE. IF YOU NEED property situated in said condition or encum- claims against the above regulations do not apply 27th, 2010 DEED OF TRUST BE- Periodic Payments Beneficiary (ies) or Se- AN EXPLANATION OF County and State de- brances, including fees, estate are required to to this source. Title V of 7. Adjourn ING FORECLOSED, since: 10/1/2009 cured Party (ies): Branch THIS PROCEEDING, scribed as: Lot 79, the charges and expenses present them to the un- the 1990 Clean Air Act Harry Shinton AND BECAUSE OF THE Present Principal Bal- Banking and Trust Com- YOU SHOULD CON- village at country cross- of the Trustee and of the dersigned or to the Clerk applies to this source, LEPC Chairman DEFAULTS CAUSING ance (i.e. as of pany TACT A LAWYER. On ing neighborhood phase trusts created by said of the Court on or before and this source is con- (Published in the Tran- FORECLOSURE, THE 10/1/2009) $216,710.62 6th Floor, 301 College October 12, 2010, at 2a, plat 4 (a resubdivi- Deed of Trust, to pay the the 7th day of Decem- sidered a Title V Area script Bulletin September REAL ESTATE WILL BE Daily Interest after same Street 4:30pm, James H. Woo- sion of portions of phase remaining principal sums ber, 2010, or said claims Source. 21 & 23, 2010) SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- date $32.65 Greenville, SC 29601 dall, Trustee James H. 2a, country crossing of the note(s) secured by shall be forever barred. As a result of the new TION WITHOUT WAR- Estimated Total Costs Present Owner(s) of Col- Woodall, as duly ap- neighborhood amended, said Deed of Trust. The KIMBERLY HODGES equipment on site, po- NOTICE OF PUBLIC RANTIES OR GUARAN- $1,800.00 lateral Names and Ad- pointed Trustee under a phase 2 amended), ac- current beneficiary of the 118 SW County Rd. tential emissions (in tons HEARINGS TEES ON THE DATE, Attorney Fees for Com- dress(es): Deed of Trust recorded cording to the official plat Trust Deed as of the 1006, Corsicana, Texas per year) will change as The Tooele City Council TIME AND PLACE pleted Default Randall Wedig December 04, 2006, as thereof on file and of re- date of this notice is: 75110 Telephone No. follows: PM10 + 0.61 will hold a Public Meet- STATED. YOUR IN- Foreclosure $650.00 674 West 770 North Instrument No. 273358, cord in the Tooele Gmac Mortgage, Llc. (801)541-8422 (which includes PM2.5), ing & a Public Hearing TEREST IN THE REAL Present Value of Collat- Tooele, UT 84074 in Book xx, Page xx, of county recorder's office.. The record owner of the (Published in the Tran- PM2.5 + 0.31. Emission regarding the Proposed ESTATE MAY BE TER- eral $ Unknown (Published in the Tran- the Official Records in The street address and property as of the re- script Bulletin September factors have changed Annexation Policy Plan MINATED BY THIS The Collateral: script Bulletin September the office at the County other common designa- cording of the Notice of 7, 14 & 21, 2010) since the last time emis- on October 6, 2010, at SALE. Real Estate (Mortgaged 21, 28, October 5, Recorder of Tooele tion of the real property Default is/are: Jackie L. sions were estimated for 7:30 p.m. in the City THE MORTGAGE OR Property or Trust Prop- 2010) County, State of Utah, described above is pur- Michaud and Randy Ol- NOTICE this site. The difference Council Chambers at 90 DEED OF TRUST BE- erty or Property): executed by Richard ported to be: 5558 North son. Dated: September A Notice of Intent for the in potential emissions (in North Main, Tooele, ING FORECLOSED IS Assessor's Tax Parcel #: NOTICE OF PUBLIC Lawrence and Lori Law- Windsor Way Stansbury 14, 2010. following project submit- tons per year) from the Utah. IN DEFAULT. 15-095-0-0360 HEARINGS rence, will sell at public Park Ut 84074. Esti- James H. Woodall, ted in accordance with previous permit to this Sharon Dawson UNLESS YOU TAKE Common Description The Tooele City Plan- auction to highest bid- mated Total Debt as of Trustee James H. Woo- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- permit are as follows: Tooele City Recorder ACTION TO PROTECT 674 West 770 North ning Commission will der, payable in lawful October 19, 2010 is dall 10653 River Front ministrative Code (UAC), PM10 + 3.94 (which in- Pursuant to the Ameri- YOUR INTEREST IN Tooele, UT 84074 hold a Public Meeting & money of the United $243,161.18. The under- Parkway, Suite 290 has been received for cludes PM2.5), PM2.5 + cans with Disabilities THE REAL ESTATE, IT Legal Description: LOT Public Hearing regarding States at the time of signed Trustee disclaims South Jordan Ut consideration by the Ex- 6.33 (not previously in- Act, Individuals Needing MAY BE SOLD AT PUB- 360, GLENEAGLES NO. a Proposed Annexation sale. Successful bidders any liability for any incor- 84095 (801)254-9450 ecutive Secretary, Utah cluded), NOx + 13.50, Special Accommoda- LIC SALE. IF YOU 3B SUBDIVISION, A Policy Plan on Septem- must tender a deposit of rectness of the street ad- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Air Quality Board: SO2 + 7.67, CO + 42.93, tions During this Meeting NEED AN EXPLANA- SUBDIVISION OF ber 22, 2010, at 7:00 $5,000 in certified funds dress and other common Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Company Name: VOC - 2.39, HAPs + Should Notify Sharon TION OF THE NATURE TOOELE CITY, AC- p.m. in the City Council to the trustee at the time designation, if any, P.M. Signature/by: Staker & Parson Compa- 0.74. Dawson, at 843-2110 OF THIS PROCEEDING CORDING TO THE Chambers at 90 North of sale, with the balance shown herein. Said sale James H. Woodall, nies The updated emission Prior to the Meeting. AGAINST YOU, YOU OFFICIAL PLAT Main, Tooele, Utah. due by noon the follow- will be made without Trustee James H. Woo- Location: factors and the new TDD Phone Number is SHOULD CONTACT A THEREOF, RECORDED The Tooele City Council ing business day, at the covenant or warranty, dall R-339872 Staker & Parson Compa- equipment will result in 843-2108. LAWYER. JUNE 26, 2006 AS EN- will hold a Public Meet- office of the Trustee. At express or implied, re- (Published in the Tran- nies: Erda Pit & Hot the following, in tons per (Published in the Tran- Philip M. Kleinsmith TRY NO. 262334 OR ing & a Public Hearing the tooele county court- garding title, possession, script Bulletin September Plant – 5800 N Hwy 36, year, potential to emit to- script Bulletin September Attorney for Present TOOELE COUNTY RE- regarding the Proposed house 74 South 100 condition or encum- 14, 21 & 28, 2010) Erda, UT, Tooele County tals: PM10 = 15.55 21, 2010) Morgagee(s) abd/or CORDS. Annexation Policy Plan East Tooele Utah all brances, including fees, Project Description: (which includes PM2.5), Substitute Trustee Mobile or Manufactured on October 6, 2010, at right, title and interest charges and expenses Staker & Parson Compa- PM2.5 = 6.33, NOx = Public Notices Utah Attorney Home or Other Collat- 7:30 p.m. in the City conveyed to and now of the Trustee and of the Public Notices nies has requested a 28.15, SO2 = 15.15, CO Registration No. 5370 eral: Council Chambers at 90 held by it under said trusts created by said Miscellaneous modification to = 53.81, VOC = 6.85, Trustees 6035 Erin Park Dr., Ste. Common Description: North Main, Tooele, Deed of Trust in the Deed of Trust, to pay the DAQE-AN0107120001- HAPs = 1.01. 203 None Known Utah. property situated in said remaining principal sums Deadline for public no- 09 dated March 2, 2009 The completed engineer- Deadline for public no- Colorado Springs, CO Legal Description: None Sharon Dawson County and State de- of the note(s) secured by tices is 4 p.m. the day to allow for processing of ing evaluation and air tices is 4 p.m. the day 80918 Known Tooele City Recorder scribed as: Beginning said Deed of Trust. The prior to publication. natural ash and add as- quality impact analysis prior to publication. 1-800-842-8414 Collateral Instrument Pursuant to the Ameri- 256.5 feet east from the current beneficiary of the Public notices submit- sociated equipment to showed that the pro- Public notices submit- Attorney's/Trustee's (Mortgage, Deed of cans with Disabilities northwest corner of Trust Deed as of the ted past the deadline the Erda Asphalt Plant posed project meets the ted past the deadline Utah Place: Tooele Trust, or Trust Indenture Act, Individuals Needing block 69, grantsville city date of this notice is: will not be accepted. and Aggregate Pit. The requirements of federal will not be accepted. County Courthouse or Security Agreement Special Accommoda- survey, grantsville city; Gmac Mortgage, Llc. UPAXLP processing of natural air quality regulations UPAXLP 74 South 100 East Being Foreclosed Per tions During this Meeting and running thence east The record owner of the ash follows a path simi- and the State air quality lar to the manufacture of Notice of Foreclosure Tooele, UT Real Estate Records of Should Notify Sharon 85.5 feet; thence south property as of the re- rules. The Executive Acknowlged, subscribed County Where Real Es- Dawson, at 843-2110 363 feet; thence north cording of the Notice of Find Out What hot-mix asphalt. The Secretary intends to is- Sale of Real Estate emissions from the Date of Sale: October and sworn to as true be- tate is Located or other Prior to the Meeting. 363 feet to the point of Default is/are: Curtis Al- sue an Approval Order Your Neighbors manufacture of asphalt 21, 2010 fore me on September 9, records where Collateral TDD Phone Number is beginning.. The street len and Catherine L. Al- pending a 30-day public Are Thinking are higher than the proc- Place of Sale: Tooele 2010, by Philip M. Klein- Instrument filed): 843-2108. address and other com- len. Dated: September comment period. The essing of natural ash; County smith at Colo. Sprgs., Dated: 3/22/2009 (Published in the Tran- mon designation of the 14, 2010. project proposal, esti- O pen Forum therefore, the source will Time of Sale: 10:00 a.m. Colorado. Witness my Date Recorded or Filed: script Bulletin September real property described James H. Woodall, mate of the effect on lo- Every Tuesday be allowed to replace Courthouse, Front Steps hand and official seal. 3/30/2009 9 & 21, 2010) above is purported to be: Trustee James H. Woo- cal air quality and draft TOOELETRANSCRIPT part of the production of 74 South 100 East My commission expires: Recording Data: 322937 289 West Durfee Street dall 10653 River Front Approval Order are BULLETIN asphalt with the process- Tooele, UT 09/09/2012. Original Principal Bal- Grantsville Ut 84029. Parkway, Suite 290 available for public in- ing of natural ash. Name, Address and Ashley Kirkbride ance: $ (see above) Tooele County’s Estimated Total Debt as South Jordan Ut spection and comment The source is located in Phone Number of Per- Notary Public Original Trustee: Most Current Real of October 12, 2010 is 84095 (801)254-9450 at the Utah Division of Tooele County, which is son Who Will Conduct Identifying Data of Debt, Utah Commercial Title $152,806.72. The under- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Air Quality, 195 North Estate Listings a ORDINANCEnonattainment 2010-16 area of This Sale: the Collateral and Collat- Original Borrower(s), signed Trustee disclaims Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 1950 West, Salt Lake the National Ambient Air G. Troy Parkinson eral Instrument Mortgagor(s), Grantor(s) any liability for any incor- P.M. Signature/by: City, UT 84114-4820. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Quality Standards Prince, Yeates & The Debt: or Trustor(s): rectness of the street ad- James H. Woodall, Written comments re- BULLETIN AN ORDINANCE AMENDING(NAAQS) SUBSECTION for PM2.5. 2-2(83) OF CHAPTER Geldzahler Dated: 3/22/2009 Randall Wedig dress and other common Trustee James H. Woo- ceived by the Division at 2, DEFINITIONS; CHAPTERNew Source 15, TABLE Perform- 15-5-3.3(I); AND CHAPTER 175 East 400 South, Original Principal Bal- 674 West 770 North designation, if any, dall R-339871 this same address on or 16, TABLE 16-4-3.3(K)ance OF Standard THE TOOELE (NSPS) COUNTY LAND USE Suite 900 ance: $217,919.00 Tooele, UT 84074 shown herein. Said sale (Published in the Tran- before October 21, 2010 ORDINANCE, REDEFINING40 CFR THE 60 TERM Subpart “DWELLING, A, TWO-FAMILY,” Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Original Borrower(s): Present Borrower(s), will be made without script Bulletin September will be considered in AND SPECIFYING WHICHSubpart ZONING OOO, DISTRICTS Subpart THEY ARE ALLOWED (801) 524-1000 Randall Wedig Mortgagor(s) Trustor(s) covenant or warranty, 14, 21 & 28, 2010) making the final decision IN – [RESULTS OF THISIIII, CHANGE: Subpart (1) UUU, THE and DEFINITION FOR A TWO- This is not/is a republica- Present Borrower(s): Names & Address(es): express or implied, re- FAMILY DWELLING IS MORE SPECIFIC; (2) TWO-FAMILYon the approval/disap-DWELLINGS NOTICE OF TRUS- Maximum Achievable tion of a previous sale Randall Wedig Randall Wedig garding title, possession, ARE NO LONGER PERMITTED IN MULTIPLE USE,proval AGRICULTURAL, of the proposed SummerOriginal Creditor(s): is the674 West 770 North condition or encum- TEE'S SALE Control Technology project. Email comments caused by a cancellation AND RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS, EXCEPT IN PINE CANYON; (3) APN: 01-106-0-0007 (MACT) 40 CFR 63 Sub- of payment. All words Mortgage Electronic Tooele, UT 84074 brances, including fees, TWO-FAMILY DWELLINGS MAY NOW BE APPROVEDwill also BY THEbe accepted ZONING at Trust No. 1284938-07 part A and Subpart ZZZZ and phrases that are un- Registration Systems, Original Morgagee(s), charges and expenses ADMINISTRATOR IN RESIDENTIAL [email protected]. AND ARE NOW A Ref: Jackie L Michaud regulations apply to this derlined hereinPeak are de- Inc. actingHome solely as Beneficiary (ies) or Se- of the Trustee and of the PERMITTED USE IN MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS]If anyone so requests to TRA: Loan No. source. 40 CFR 61 fined in the attached Nominee for Intermoun- cured Party (ies): Mor- trusts created by said the Executive Secretary xxxxxx4023. IMPOR- regulations do not apply Identifying Data of Mort- tain Industries, Inc. gage Electronic Regis- Deed of Trust, to pay the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BYat THEthe Division LEGISLATIVE in writing TANT NOTICE TO to this source. Title V of gage or Deed of Trust. D/B/A Major Mortgage tration Systems, Inc. act- remaining principal sums BODY OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AS FOLLOWS:within 15 days of publi- BuyingUSA, an Season!Utah Corpora- ing soley as Nominee for of the note(s) secured by PROPERTY OWNER: the 1990 Clean Air Act cation of this notice, a Directions may be ob- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT SECTION I - applies PURPOSE. to this This source, ordinance seeks to redefine the tained pursuant to a writ- tion Intermountain Industries, said Deed of Trust. The hearing will be held in UNDER A DEED OF term “Dwelling, Two-Family”and and this to source amend the is con-tables specifying which zoning ten request submitted to Present Creditor(s): Inc. D/B/A Major Mor- current beneficiary of the accordance with TRUST, DATED July 18, districts they are allowed in.sidered The Erda a Township Title V AreaPlanning Commission requested the undersigned.Lets getBranch you Banking Prepared and gage USA, a Utah Cor- Trust Deed as of the R307-401-7, UAC. 2008. UNLESS YOU these changes for consistencySource. with community objectives and goals. The Erda PURSUANT TO THE Trust Company porate PO Box 2026 date of this notice is: (Published in the Tran- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- and Tooele County PlanningAs Commissions a result of held the public new hearings on the issue and POWERand OF SALE on IN theDefaults Market Causing Fore- Now!Flint, MI, 48501-2026 Aurora Loan Services, script Bulletin September TECT YOUR PROP- recommend passage of thisequipment ordinance. onThe site,Pine po-Canyon Planning Commission THE MORTGAGE OR closure: Non-Payment of Present Mortgagee(s), Llc. The record owner of 21, 2010) ERTY, IT MAY BE held a public hearing on thetential issue emissionsand recommends (in tons the amendments be denied as DEED OF TRUST BE- Periodic Payments Beneficiary (ies) or Se- the property as of the re- SOLD AT A PUBLIC presented. per year) will change as ING FORECLOSED, since: 10/1/2009 cured361 Party E. (ies): Main, Branch G-ville cording of the Notice of SALE. IF YOU NEED follows: PM10 + 0.61 AND BECAUSE OF THE Present Principal Bal- Banking and$ Trust Com- Default is/are: Richard SECTION II - SUBSECTION AMENDED. Subsection 2-2(83) AN EXPLANATION OF (which includes PM2.5), DEFAULTS CAUSING ance (i.e. as of pany 139,000 Lawrence and Lori Law- of Chapter 2, Definitions, of the Tooele County Land Use Ordinance, is hereby THIS PROCEEDING, PM2.5 + 0.31. Emission FORECLOSURE, THE 10/1/2009) $216,710.62 6th Floor, 301 College rence. Dated: Septem- amended to read as follows: • Clean and Cared For • .18 Acre Lot YOU SHOULD CON- factors have changed REAL ESTATE WILL BE Daily Interest after same Street ber 07, 2010. (83) “Dwelling, two-family” means a single residential building under a TACT A LAWYER. On since the last time emis- SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- date $32.65 • 1,801Greenville, s.f. Floor SC Plan 29601 • Fenced backyard James H. Woodall, continuous roof, the structure containing only two dwelling units completely October 19, 2010, at sions were estimated for TION WITHOUT WAR- Estimated Total Costs Present Owner(s) of Col- Trustee James H. Woo- separated by either a common interior wall or a common interior floor, and • 4 Bedrooms w/ Private Pati 4:30pm, James H. Woo- this site. The difference RANTIES OR GUARAN- $1,800.00 lateral Names and Ad- dall 10653 River Front having the exterior appearance of a single family dwelling house. dall, Trustee James H. in potential emissions (in TEES ON THE DATE, Attorney Fees for Com-• 13/4dress(es): Baths • Shed and Shade Trees Parkway, Suite 290 Woodall, as duly ap- tons per year) from the TIME AND PLACE pleted Default Randall Wedig South Jordan Ut SECTION III - TABLE AMENDED. Chapter 15, Table 15-5-3.3(i) pointed Trustee under a previous permit to this STATED. YOUR IN- Foreclosure $650.00 674 West 770 North 84095 (801)254-9450 of the Tooele County Land Use Ordinance is hereby amended to read as Deed of Trust recorded permit are as follows: TEREST IN THE REAL Present Value of Collat- Tooele, UT 84074$ (800)245-1886 (Hotline) follows: July 25, 2008, as Instru- PM10 + 3.94 (which in- ESTATE MAY1807 BE TER- Blueeral $ Unknown Peak • Tooele(Published in • the Tran-244,900 Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 ment No. 311261, in Table 15-5-3.3. Dwellings,cludes living PM2.5), quarters andPM2.5 long or+ short term residences. MINATED BY THIS The Collateral: script Bulletin September P.M. Signature/by: Book xx, Page xx, of the Multiple 6.33Use (MU-) (not previously Agriculture in-(A-) Rural Residential (RR-) SALE. Real Estate (Mortgaged• 421, Bedrooms 28, October 5, James H. Woodall, # Use • Detached Garage/ Official Records in the cluded), NOx + 13.50, THE MORTGAGE OR Property or Trust Prop- 2010) Trustee James H. Woo- 40 80 160 20 40 1 5 10 • 3 Full Baths office at the County Re- SO2 + 7.67, CO + 42.93, DEED OF TRUST BE- erty or Property): Shop w/ dall R-340025 i Two-family corder of Tooele County, VOC - 2.39, HAPs + ING FORECLOSED IS Assessor's Tax Parcel #:• Beautiful .75 Acres (Published in the Tran- dwellings ------Mechanics pit State of Utah, executed (duplex) 0.74. IN DEFAULT. 15-095-0-0360 script Bulletin September • Fully Fenced by Jackie L. Michaud, An i within the Pine The updated emission UNLESS YOU TAKE Common Description • Fruit Trees 7, 14 & 21, 2010) Unmarried Woman and Canyon P factors P P and P the new P P P P ACTION TO PROTECT 674 West 770 North • Water Shares Township • Garden NOTICE OF TRUS- Randy Olson, An Un- equipment will result in YOUR INTEREST IN Tooele, UT 84074 TEE'S SALE married Man., will sell at the following, in tons per THE REAL ESTATE, IT Legal Description: LOT• Animals permitted SECTION IV - TABLE AMENDED. Chapter 16, Table 16-4-3.3(k) APN: 15-027-0-0079 public auction to highest year, potential to emit to- MAY BE SOLD AT PUB- 360, GLENEAGLES NO. of the Tooele County Land Use Ordinance is hereby amended to read as follows: Price Reduced Trust No. 1284936-07 bidder, payable in lawful tals: PM10 = 15.55 LIC SALE. IF YOU 3B SUBDIVISION, A Ref: Curtis R Allen TRA: money of the United Table 16-4-3.3. Dwellings,(which living includesquarters and PM2.5), long or short term residences. NEED AN EXPLANA- SUBDIVISION OF Loan No. xxxxxx8004. States at the time of PM2.5Residential = (R-1-___) 6.33, NOx =Multiple Residential (R-M-___) TION OF THE NATURE TOOELE CITY, AC- # Use IMPORTANT NOTICE sale. Successful bidders 28.15, SO2 = 15.15, CO OF THIS PROCEEDING CORDING TO THE $ TO PROPERTY must tender a deposit of 21= 53.81, 12 VOC 10 = 6.85, 8 7 15 30 AGAINST875 YOU, North YOU OFFICIAL 650 East PLAT • Tooele • 164,900 OWNER: YOU ARE IN $5,000 in certified funds HAPs = 1.01. SHOULD CONTACT A THEREOF, RECORDED • Master Suite DEFAULT UNDER A to the trustee at the time i Two-family dwellings C1The completed C1 C1 engineer- C1 P P P LAWYER. JUNE 26, 2006 AS EN- • Surround Sound DEED OF TRUST, of sale, with the balance ing evaluation and air Philip M. Kleinsmith TRY NO. 262334 OR• 5 Bedrooms Out Building/Shop DATED January 29, due by noon the follow- quality impact analysis Attorney for Present TOOELE COUNTY RE- SECTION V - REPEALER. Ordinances and resolutions in conflict • 3 Full Baths 2008. UNLESS YOU ing business day, at the showed that the pro- Morgagee(s) abd/or CORDS. w/power herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- office of the Trustee. At posed project meets the Substitute Trustee Mobile or Manufactured • Insulated Deep • Large Laundry Rm. TECT YOUR PROP- the tooele county court- SECTION VI -requirements EFFECTIVE DATE. of federal This ordinance shall become Utah Attorney Home or Other Collat- Under Contract ERTY, IT MAY BE house 74 South 100 effective 15 days afterair its passage quality provided regulations it has been published, or at such Registration No. 5370 eral: Garage • Phone/Cable in SOLD AT A PUBLIC East Tooele Utah all publication date if moreand than the 15 State days afterair quality passage. 6035 Erin Park Dr., Ste. Common Description: • Water Softener SALE. IF YOU NEED right, title and interest IN WITNESS WHEREOFrules. The the ExecutiveTooele County Commission, which 203 None Known all Bdrms. AN EXPLANATION OF conveyed to and now is the legislative bodySecretary of Tooele County, intends passed, to is- approved and enacted this Colorado Springs, CO Legal Description: None and RO System THIS PROCEEDING, held by it under said ordinance this 24th daysue of August an Approval 2010. Order 80918 Known YOU SHOULD CON- Deed of Trust in the pending a 30-day public 1-800-842-8414 Collateral Instrument TACT A LAWYER. On property situated in said ATTEST: comment period.TOOELE The COUNTY Attorney's/Trustee's (Mortgage, Deed of $ October 19, 2010, at County and State de- project proposal, esti- Utah Place:406 Tooele N. ParkwayTrust, or Trust Indenture Ave • Tooele • 139,900 4:30pm, James H. Woo- scribed as: Beginning at mate of the effect on lo- County Courthouse or Security Agreement COMMISSION: • 5 Bedrooms dall, Trustee James H. a point on the north line cal air quality and draft 74 South 100 East Being Foreclosed Per • Some Appliances Woodall, as duly ap- of vine street which is Approval Order are Tooele, UT Real Estate Records of • 3 Full baths Included pointed Trustee under a 257 feet west from the available for public in- Acknowlged, subscribed County Where Real Es- ______Deed of Trust recorded southeast corner of lot 1, spection and comment and sworn to as true be- tate is Located or other• 2 Kitchens __ • Tons of Storage, February 04, 2008, as block 41, grantsville city at the Utah Division of fore me on September 9, records where Collateral MARILYN K. GILLETTE, Clerk COLLEEN S. JOHNSON, Chairman • Greenhouse Instrument No. 301604, survey, grantsville city; Air Quality, 195 North 2010, by Philip M. Klein- Instrument filed): • Great Location!! in Book xx, Page xx, of and running thence north 1950 West, Salt Lake smith at Colo. Sprgs., Dated: 3/22/2009 • Separate Detached Under Contract City, UT 84114-4820. the Official Records in 110 feet; thence east 74 Colorado. Witness my Date Recorded or Filed: Commissioner Johnson voted ______Garage the office at the County feet; thence south 110 Written comments re- hand and official seal. 3/30/2009 ______Recorder of Tooele feet, more or less, to the ceived by the Division at My commission expires: Recording Data: 322937 Commissioner Clegg voted ______• Water Softener County, State of Utah, north line of said vine this same address on or 09/09/2012. Original Principal Bal- ______executed by Curtis Allen street; thence west along before October 21, 2010 Ashley Kirkbride ance: $ (see above) Commissioner Hurst voted ______and Catherine L Allen, the north line of said vine will be considered in Notary Public Original Trustee: ______Shane Bergen Husband And Wife As street 74 feet to the point making the final decision Identifying Data of Debt, Utah Commercial Title Joint Tenants., will sell at of beginning.. The street on the approval/disap- the Collateral and Collat- Original Borrower(s), APPROVED AS TO FORM: public auction to highest address and other com- proval of the proposed eral Instrument Mortgagor(s), Grantor(s) bidder, payable in lawful mon designation of the project. Email comments The Debt:435.840.0344or Trustor(s): money of the United real property described will also be accepted at Dated: 3/22/2009 Randall Wedig States at the time of above is purported to be: [email protected]. Original Principal Bal- 674 West 770 North sale. Successful bidders 312 West Vine Street If anyone so requests to ance: $217,919.00 Tooele, UT 84074 must tender a deposit of Grantsville Ut 84029. the Executive Secretary Original Borrower(s): Present Borrower(s), $5,000 in certified funds Estimated Total Debt as at the Division in writing Randall Wedig Mortgagor(s) Trustor(s) to the trustee at the time of October 19, 2010 is within 15 days of publi- Present Borrower(s): Names & Address(es): of sale, with the balance $199,651.63. The under- cation of this notice, a Randall Wedig Randall Wedig due by noon the follow- signed Trustee disclaims hearing will be held in Original Creditor(s): 674 West 770 North ing business day, at the any liability for any incor- accordance with Mortgage Electronic Tooele, UT 84074 office of the Trustee. At rectness of the street ad- R307-401-7, UAC. Registration Systems, Original Morgagee(s), the tooele county court- dress and other common (Published in the Tran- Inc. acting solely as Beneficiary (ies) or Se- house 74 South 100 designation, if any, script Bulletin September Nominee for Intermoun- cured Party (ies): Mor- East Tooele Utah all shown herein. Said sale 21, 2010) tain Industries, Inc. gage Electronic Regis- right, title and interest will be made without D/B/A Major Mortgage tration Systems, Inc. act- conveyed to and now covenant or warranty, USA, an Utah Corpora- ing soley as Nominee for held by it under said express or implied, re- tion Intermountain Industries, Deed of Trust in the garding title, possession, Present Creditor(s): Inc. D/B/A Major Mor- property situated in said condition or encum- Branch Banking and gage USA, a Utah Cor- County and State de- brances, including fees, Trust Company porate PO Box 2026 scribed as: Lot 79, the charges and expenses Defaults Causing Fore- Flint, MI, 48501-2026 village at country cross- of the Trustee and of the closure: Non-Payment of Present Mortgagee(s), ing neighborhood phase trusts created by said Periodic Payments Beneficiary (ies) or Se- 2a, plat 4 (a resubdivi- Deed of Trust, to pay the since: 10/1/2009 cured Party (ies): Branch sion of portions of phase remaining principal sums Present Principal Bal- Banking and Trust Com- 2a, country crossing of the note(s) secured by ance (i.e. as of pany neighborhood amended, said Deed of Trust. The 10/1/2009) $216,710.62 6th Floor, 301 College phase 2 amended), ac- current beneficiary of the Daily Interest after same Street cording to the official plat Trust Deed as of the date $32.65 Greenville, SC 29601 thereof on file and of re- date of this notice is: Estimated Total Costs Present Owner(s) of Col- cord in the Tooele Gmac Mortgage, Llc. $1,800.00 lateral Names and Ad- county recorder's office.. The record owner of the Attorney Fees for Com- dress(es): The street address and property as of the re- pleted Default Randall Wedig other common designa- cording of the Notice of Foreclosure $650.00 674 West 770 North tion of the real property Default is/are: Jackie L. Present Value of Collat- Tooele, UT 84074 described above is pur- Michaud and Randy Ol- eral $ Unknown (Published in the Tran- ported to be: 5558 North son. Dated: September The Collateral: script Bulletin September Windsor Way Stansbury 14, 2010. Real Estate (Mortgaged 21, 28, October 5, Park Ut 84074. Esti- James H. Woodall, Property or Trust Prop- 2010) mated Total Debt as of Trustee James H. Woo- erty or Property): October 19, 2010 is dall 10653 River Front Assessor's Tax Parcel #: $243,161.18. The under- Parkway, Suite 290 15-095-0-0360 signed Trustee disclaims South Jordan Ut Common Description any liability for any incor- 84095 (801)254-9450 674 West 770 North rectness of the street ad- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Tooele, UT 84074 dress and other common Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Legal Description: LOT designation, if any, P.M. Signature/by: 360, GLENEAGLES NO. shown herein. Said sale James H. Woodall, 3B SUBDIVISION, A will be made without Trustee James H. Woo- SUBDIVISION OF covenant or warranty, dall R-339872 TOOELE CITY, AC- express or implied, re- (Published in the Tran- CORDING TO THE garding title, possession, script Bulletin September OFFICIAL PLAT condition or encum- 14, 21 & 28, 2010) THEREOF, RECORDED brances, including fees, JUNE 26, 2006 AS EN- charges and expenses TRY NO. 262334 OR of the Trustee and of the TOOELE COUNTY RE- trusts created by said CORDS. Deed of Trust, to pay the Mobile or Manufactured remaining principal sums Home or Other Collat- of the note(s) secured by eral: said Deed of Trust. The Common Description: current beneficiary of the None Known Trust Deed as of the Legal Description: None date of this notice is: Known Gmac Mortgage, Llc. Collateral Instrument The record owner of the (Mortgage, Deed of property as of the re- Trust, or Trust Indenture cording of the Notice of or Security Agreement Default is/are: Curtis Al- Being Foreclosed Per len and Catherine L. Al- Real Estate Records of len. Dated: September County Where Real Es- 14, 2010. tate is Located or other James H. Woodall, records where Collateral Trustee James H. Woo- Instrument filed): dall 10653 River Front Dated: 3/22/2009 Parkway, Suite 290 Date Recorded or Filed: South Jordan Ut 3/30/2009 84095 (801)254-9450 Recording Data: 322937 (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Original Principal Bal- Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 ance: $ (see above) P.M. Signature/by: Original Trustee: James H. Woodall, Utah Commercial Title Trustee James H. Woo- Original Borrower(s), dall R-339871 Mortgagor(s), Grantor(s) (Published in the Tran- or Trustor(s): script Bulletin September Randall Wedig 14, 21 & 28, 2010) 674 West 770 North Tooele, UT 84074 Present Borrower(s), Mortgagor(s) Trustor(s) Names & Address(es): Randall Wedig 674 West 770 North Tooele, UT 84074 Original Morgagee(s), Beneficiary (ies) or Se- cured Party (ies): Mor- gage Electronic Regis- tration Systems, Inc. acting soley as Nominee for Intermountain Industries, Inc. D/B/A Major Mor- gage USA, a Utah Cor- porate PO Box 2026 Flint, MI, 48501-2026 Present Mortgagee(s), Beneficiary (ies) or Se- cured Party (ies): Branch Banking and Trust Com- pany 6th Floor, 301 College Street Greenville, SC 29601 Present Owner(s) of Col- lateral Names and Ad- dress(es): Randall Wedig 674 West 770 North Tooele, UT 84074 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin September 21, 28, October 5, 2010) REQUEST FOR PRO- POSAL TRANSFER OF SOLID WASTE FOR TOOELE COUNTY DEPART- MENT OF SOLID WASTE, UTAH August 2010 Sealed Proposals must be received by the Tooele County Clerk's Office located within the Tooele County Admin- istration Building at 47 South Main Street, Tooele UT. 84074, or electronic responses can be submitted to mgil- [email protected], or through Public Pur- chase.com, on or before October 4, 2010, by 5:00 p.m. The envelope containing the proposal must be sealed and addressed to Ralph Worthey and plainly marked "Proposal for Solid Waste Transfer". A proposal bond or certified check must accom- pany the Proposal, in accordance with the In- structions to Bidders. The County reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals regarding the transfer of solid waste, to waive irregularities and/or informalities in any Proposal, and to make an award in any manner, consistent with law, deemed in the best interest of the County. INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS 1. RECEIPT AND OPENING OF PRO- POSALS Tooele County invites and will receive Propos- als at the Tooele County Clerk's Office located within the Tooele County Administration Building at 47 South Main Street, Tooele UT until 5:00 p.m. on October 4, 2010, and publicly open and read aloud on the aforesaid date. The envelopes containing the Proposals must be sealed and addressed to Ralph Worthey and plainly marked "Proposal for Solid Waste Transfer ". 2. PREPARATION OF THE PROPOSAL All Proposals shall be completed in full in ink or typewritten, in both REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. POSAL If a unit price or a lump TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit August 2010 price or lump sum bid Sealed Proposals must entered above or below be received by the it, and initialed by the Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. Office located within the Each Proposal, together Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted South Main Street, in a sealed envelope Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly [email protected], or marked "Proposal for through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be taining the proposal enclosed in another en- must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may cordance with the In- waive any informalities structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- The County reserves the posals. right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be Proposals regarding the withdrawn prior to the transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- and/or informalities in posals or authorized any Proposal, and to postponement thereof. make an award in any Any Proposal received manner, consistent with after the time and date law, deemed in the best specified above shall not interest of the County. be considered. INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be POSALS accompanied by a bond Tooele County invites or a certified check of and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a als at the Tooele County national bank, in the Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- Administration Building antee on the part of the at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal velopes containing the and at the rates stated Proposals must be therein and to furnish a sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds for Solid Waste will be returned promptly Transfer ". after the County and the 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- completed in full in ink or posal has been selected typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. after the date of the POSAL If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. August 2010 price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also Sealed Proposals must entered above or below be accompanied by a be received by the it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: Office located within the Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- South Main Street, in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - [email protected], or marked "Proposal for $100,000 through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- taining the proposal enclosed in another en- gate must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- gregate A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 cordance with the In- waive any informalities each occurrence structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property The County reserves the posals. Damage Liability - right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- Proposals regarding the withdrawn prior to the rence transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = and/or informalities in posals or authorized $3,000,000 each occur- any Proposal, and to postponement thereof. rence make an award in any Any Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- manner, consistent with after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE law, deemed in the best specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE interest of the County. be considered. CONTRACT INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE awarded when formal OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be notice of award has POSALS accompanied by a bond been mailed by the Tooele County invites or a certified check of County to the Bidder by and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a certified mail, return re- als at the Tooele County national bank, in the ceipt requested. Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- Contract shall have been Administration Building antee on the part of the awarded will be required at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal velopes containing the and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder Proposals must be therein and to furnish a will be considered to sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its have abandoned all Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's for Solid Waste will be returned promptly proposal security may be Transfer ". after the County and the declared forfeited to the 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have County as liquidated THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, damages and the award All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the completed in full in ink or posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- REQUEST FOR PRO- typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- POSAL words and figures. after the date of the tised for Proposals as TRANSFER OF SOLID If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, the County may elect. WASTE FOR TOOELE sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK COUNTY DEPART- the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- MENT OF SOLID posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to WASTE, UTAH shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from August 2010 ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- Sealed Proposals must price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- be received by the entered above or below be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- Tooele County Clerk's it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance clude the following Office located within the Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: items: Tooele County Admin- Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton istration Building at 47 with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid South Main Street, ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for Tooele UT. 84074, or in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul electronic responses can bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer be submitted to mgil- the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- [email protected], or its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. through Public Pur- marked "Proposal for $100,000 Currently, Tooele County chase.com, on or before Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between October 4, 2010, by 5:00 forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through p.m. The envelope con- sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling taining the proposal ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This must be sealed and ad- enclosed in another en- gate includes a fixed diesel dressed to Ralph velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per Worthey and plainly specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary marked "Proposal for posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are Solid Waste Transfer". may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 A proposal bond or certi- lar any Proposal not pre- gregate below. Contractor will fied check must accom- pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the pany the Proposal, in ac- accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons cordance with the In- visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two structions to Bidders. waive any informalities each occurrence week period and will at- The County reserves the or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for right to reject any or all posals. Damage Liability - supporting documenta- Proposals regarding the Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton transfer of solid waste, to withdrawn prior to the rence rate shall also be ad- waive irregularities above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost and/or informalities in for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = of living increases as any Proposal, and to posals or authorized $3,000,000 each occur- paid to other Tooele make an award in any postponement thereof. rence County employees manner, consistent with Any Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- throughout the term of law, deemed in the best after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement interest of the County. specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs INSTRUCTIONS TO be considered. CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and BIDDERS 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County 1. RECEIPT AND RITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been shall commence loading OPENING OF PRO- OF INSURANCE awarded when formal a truck within forty-five POSALS Each Proposal must be notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck Tooele County invites accompanied by a bond been mailed by the arriving at the weight and will receive Propos- or a certified check of County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County als at the Tooele County the Bidder, drawn on a certified mail, return re- takes longer than Clerk's Office located national bank, in the ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to within the Tooele County amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele Administration Building The total shall be a guar- Contract shall have been County shall pay Con- at 47 South Main Street, antee on the part of the awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost Tooele UT until 5:00 Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” p.m. on October 4, called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- 2010, and publicly open cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- and read aloud on the contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck aforesaid date. The en- form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting velopes containing the ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait Proposals must be and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- sealed and addressed to therein and to furnish a will be considered to plied to the first truck. Ralph Worthey and corporate surety for its have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not plainly marked "Proposal faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in be charged if the delay is for Solid Waste ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or Transfer ". will be returned promptly proposal security may be events beyond the Solid 2. PREPARATION OF after the County and the declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. THE PROPOSAL selected Bidder have County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste All Proposals shall be executed the Contract, damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day completed in full in ink or or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the Tooele County shall typewritten, in both posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable POSAL If a unit price or a lump after the date of the tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by opening of Proposals, the County may elect. loads of garbage, where WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this August 2010 price or lump sum bid ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If Sealed Proposals must entered above or below Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this be received by the it, and initialed by the be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. certificate of insurance clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- Office located within the Each Proposal, together evidencing the following: items: alty to Tooele County in Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- South Main Street, in a sealed envelope Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul ment electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer This contract is intended be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with [email protected], or marked "Proposal for Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If $100,000 Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between calculated on $2.50 per October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- taining the proposal enclosed in another en- tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as gate includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in gregate below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons to transport for a two cordance with the In- waive any informalities Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two week period and will at- structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- each occurrence week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for The County reserves the posals. Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be Damage Liability - supporting documenta- tion. Proposals regarding the withdrawn prior to the $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time rence rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- and/or informalities in posals or authorized cident Liability = of living increases as mation concerning the any Proposal, and to postponement thereof. $3,000,000 each occur- paid to other Tooele conditions at locations make an award in any Any Proposal received rence County employees that may affect its work. manner, consistent with after the time and date 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- throughout the term of The failure or omission law, deemed in the best specified above shall not AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint interest of the County. be considered. TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE deemed as having been shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be awarded when formal a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. POSALS accompanied by a bond notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make Tooele County invites or a certified check of been mailed by the arriving at the weight its own determination as and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall als at the Tooele County national bank, in the certified mail, return re- takes longer than assume all risk and re- Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and Administration Building antee on the part of the Contract shall have been County shall pay Con- under conditions it may at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- County. 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck directed to the fact that aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, velopes containing the and at the rates stated after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, Proposals must be therein and to furnish a notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its will be considered to plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds rights and interests in be charged if the delay is the work to be performed for Solid Waste will be returned promptly the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- Transfer ". after the County and the proposal security may be events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. they will be deemed to THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written completed in full in ink or posal has been selected may then be made to the Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract. NOTICE typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- A Notice of Intent for the REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. after the date of the der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS following project submit- POSAL If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- ted in accordance with TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- the County may elect. loads of garbage, where ders prior to date of re- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall ministrative Code (UAC), COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- become a part of the has been received for MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit Contract Documents, consideration by the Ex- WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall ecutive Secretary, Utah August 2010 price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If include the work de- Air Quality Board: Sealed Proposals must entered above or below be accompanied by a ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda. Company Name: be received by the it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- No inquiry received Staker & Parson Compa- Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of nies Office located within the Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation items: alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the Location: Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. submission and opening Staker & Parson Compa- istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be nies: Erda Pit & Hot South Main Street, in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. Plant – 5800 N Hwy 36, Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) full compensation to haul ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS, Erda, UT, Tooele County electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement waste from the Bauer This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS Project Description: be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER Staker & Parson Compa- [email protected], or marked "Proposal for $100,000 satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be nies has requested a through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be properly signed in ink modification to chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- is processing between calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the DAQE-AN0107120001- October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal 09 dated March 2, 2009 p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder to allow for processing of taining the proposal enclosed in another en- gate waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation, natural ash and add as- must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- sociated equipment to dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated the Erda Asphalt Plant Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide in the Proposal. and Aggregate Pit. The marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER- processing of natural Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- gregate compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- ENCE ash follows a path simi- A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is lar to the manufacture of fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up not required. hot-mix asphalt. The pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 County noting the tons to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- emissions from the cordance with the In- waive any informalities each occurrence transported for a two week period and will at- TRACT manufacture of asphalt structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall are higher than the proc- The County reserves the posals. Damage Liability - tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- be firm for a three year essing of natural ash; right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- supporting documenta- tion. period with a proposed therefore, the source will Proposals regarding the withdrawn prior to the rence tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the be allowed to replace transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the contract annually for up part of the production of waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. asphalt with the process- and/or informalities in posals or authorized $3,000,000 each occur- of living increases as mation concerning the The County has the op- ing of natural ash. any Proposal, and to postponement thereof. rence paid to other Tooele conditions at locations tion to accept or reject The source is located in make an award in any Any Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- County employees that may affect its work. the annual extensions. Tooele County, which is manner, consistent with after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE throughout the term of The failure or omission The work to be done a nonattainment area of law, deemed in the best specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all the National Ambient Air interest of the County. be considered. CONTRACT 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, Quality Standards INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- (NAAQS) for PM2.5. BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- New Source Perform- 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE awarded when formal shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work ance Standard (NSPS) OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be notice of award has a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. and services necessary 40 CFR 60 Subpart A, POSALS accompanied by a bond been mailed by the (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer Subpart OOO, Subpart Tooele County invites or a certified check of County to the Bidder by arriving at the weight its own determination as refuse from the Bauer IIII, Subpart UUU, and and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a certified mail, return re- scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch Maximum Achievable als at the Tooele County national bank, in the ceipt requested. takes longer than assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, Control Technology Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall and perform all other (MACT) 40 CFR 63 Sub- within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- Contract shall have been load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and work or services inciden- part A and Subpart ZZZZ Administration Building antee on the part of the awarded will be required County shall pay Con- under conditions it may tal to the transportation regulations apply to this at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, services in strict accor- source. 40 CFR 61 Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the dance with the terms regulations do not apply p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- in fifteen (15) minute in- County. and provisions of this to this source. Title V of 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is Contract. the 1990 Clean Air Act and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days rives behind the truck directed to the fact that In performance of this applies to this source, aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor and this source is con- velopes containing the and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, binds himself to the sidered a Title V Area Proposals must be therein and to furnish a will be considered to time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- County to comply fully Source. sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its have abandoned all plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- As a result of the new Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- equipment on site, po- plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's be charged if the delay is the work to be performed tions hereinafter set tential emissions (in tons for Solid Waste will be returned promptly proposal security may be due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- forth. per year) will change as Transfer ". after the County and the declared forfeited to the events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse follows: PM10 + 0.61 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have County as liquidated Waste Facility's control. they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor (which includes PM2.5), NOTICE THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, damages and the award 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- shall be so contained, PM2.5 + 0.31. Emission An emergency hazard- All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written tied, or enclosed that factors have changed ous waste storage per- completed in full in ink or posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- since the last time emis- mit has been issued to typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. sions were estimated for the United States Army, REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. after the date of the tised for Proposals as on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The this site. The difference Tooele Army Depot POSAL If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, the County may elect. to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain in potential emissions (in (TEAD) located in TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK loads of garbage, where ders prior to date of re- records as directed by tons per year) from the Tooele County, Utah. WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly previous permit to this The permit authorizes COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to prior to removal. Con- become a part of the report. The Contractor permit are as follows: the Army to store muni- MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from tractor shall not permit Contract Documents, shall meet with the PM10 + 3.94 (which in- tions in 10 pits at the WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall County and shall de- cludes PM2.5), PM2.5 + Open Burn/Open Deto- August 2010 price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- designated area. If include the work develop a report form to 6.33 (not previously in- nation (OB/OD) permit- Sealed Proposals must entered above or below be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda. provide the following included), NOx + 13.50, ted area. The emer- be received by the it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance clude the following designated area, Con- No inquiry received formation: SO2 + 7.67, CO + 42.93, gency permit was neces- Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: items: tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks VOC - 2.39, HAPs + sary after the pits had Office located within the Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the used per calendar day 0.74. been loaded on Septem- Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid the amount listed above. submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads The updated emission ber 10, 2010 and the istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be per day factors and the new weather conditions dete- South Main Street, in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- equipment will result in riorated. Once the pits Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day the following, in tons per have been loaded, it be- electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE year, potential to emit to- comes a safety hazard be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS tals: PM10 = 15.55 to remove and return the [email protected], or marked "Proposal for $100,000 Currently, Tooele County respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be The Contractor shall (which includes PM2.5), munitions to TEAD per- through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between fuel adjustment will be properly signed in ink conduct operations un- PM2.5 = 6.33, NOx = mitted storage. The chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the der this Contract in com- 28.15, SO2 = 15.15, CO TEAD OB/OD Permit re- October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal pliance with all applica- = 53.81, VOC = 6.85, quires that the munitions p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and HAPs = 1.01. be treated within 24 taining the proposal enclosed in another en- gate includes a fixed diesel ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation, Local laws; provided, The completed engineer- hours of being received must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- ing evaluation and air at the site. The muni- dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall quality impact analysis tions in the pits will be Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are Contractor will provide in the Proposal. govern the obligations of showed that the pro- detonated as soon as marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 an invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where posed project meets the the weather and all other Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- gregate below. Contractor will noting the gallon of die- ENCE there exists conflicting requirements of federal applicable conditions are A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County air quality regulations in conformance with the fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons rate paid for each fill up not required. on the subject. and the State air quality permit. The Army has pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE rules. The Executive requested the permit be- cordance with the In- waive any informalities each occurrence week period and will at- week period and will at- TRACT BOND Secretary intends to is- cause it has determined structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing sue an Approval Order that storage of the muni- The County reserves the posals. Damage Liability - supporting documenta- supporting documenta- be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will pending a 30-day public tions in situ is more pro- right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton tion. period with a proposed provide a Performance Tuesdaycomment period. September The tective 21, of human 2010 health Proposals regarding the withdrawn priorTooele to the renceTranscript-Bullerate shalltin also be ad- 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the Bond in the amountb 7 of project proposal, esti- and the environment transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost It is expected that the contract annually for up $25,000. mate of the effect on lo- than uncovering and re- waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = of living increases as Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- calPublic air quality Notices and draft turningPublic them Notices to permitted and/orPublic informalities Notices in posalsPublic or Notices authorized $3,000,000Public Noticeseach occur- paidPublic to other Notices Tooele mationPublic concerning Notices the ThePublic County Notices has the op- TIONPublic Notices ApprovalMiscellaneous Order are storage.Miscellaneous anyMiscellaneous Proposal, and to postponementMiscellaneous thereof. renceMiscellaneous CountyMiscellaneous employees conditionsMiscellaneous at locations tionMiscellaneous to accept or reject TheMiscellaneous Contractor shall not available for public in- This permit was in effect make an award in any Any Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- throughout the term of that may affect its work. the annual extensions. discriminate against any spection and comment from September 10, manner, consistent with after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement The failure or omission The work to be done person because of race, at the Utah Division of 2010 through September law, deemed in the best specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, Air Quality, 195 North 17, 2010. Copies of the interest of the County. be considered. CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- 1950 West, Salt Lake permit are available for INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- gin. City, UT 84114-4820. public inspection during BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been shall commence loading lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY Written comments re- normal business hours 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE awarded when formal a truck within forty-five with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- ceived by the Division at at the offices of the Divi- OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck posal or to the Contract. and services necessary demnify and save harm- this same address on or sion of Solid and Haz- POSALS accompanied by a bond been mailed by the arriving at the weight The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- before October 21, 2010 ardous Waste on the Tooele County invites or a certified check of County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County its own determination as refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, will be considered in 2nd floor of the Multi and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a certified mail, return re- takes longer than to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and making the final decision Agency State Office als at the Tooele County national bank, in the ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, on the approval/disap- Building at 195 North Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele sponsibility and shall and perform all other actions, legal proceed- proval of the proposed 1950 West, Salt Lake within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- Contract shall have been County shall pay Con- complete the work in and work or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, project. Email comments City, Utah. For further Administration Building antee on the part of the awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost under conditions it may tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- will also be accepted at information, please con- at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” encounter or create, services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' [email protected]. tact David McCleary at Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- without extra cost to the dance with the terms fees to the extent result- If anyone so requests to (801) 536?0237. In p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- County. and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- the Executive Secretary compliance with the 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck The Bidder's attention is Contract. gent act or omission of at the Division in writing Americans with Disabili- and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting directed to the fact that In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- within 15 days of publi- ties Act, individuals with aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, cation of this notice, a special needs (including velopes containing the and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- municipal ordinances, binds himself to the and employees in the hearing will be held in auxiliary communicative Proposals must be therein and to furnish a will be considered to plied to the first truck. and the rules and regula- County to comply fully performance of this Con- accordance with Aids and services) sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, R307-401-7, UAC. should contact Brooke Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in be charged if the delay is having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall (Published in the Tran- Baker, Office of Human plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or the work to be performed tions hereinafter set not be liable for any script Bulletin September Resources, at (801) for Solid Waste will be returned promptly proposal security may be events beyond the Solid shall apply to the Con- forth. suits, actions, legal pro- 21, 2010) 536-4412 TDD (801) Transfer ". after the County and the declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse ceedings, claims, de- 536-4414. 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, NOTICE (Published in the Tran- THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day be included in the Con- shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' An emergency hazard- script Bulletin September All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the Tooele County shall tract as though written tied, or enclosed that fees arising out of the ous waste storage per- 21, 2010) completed in full in ink or posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or mit has been issued to typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act the United States Army, REQUEST FOR PRO- words and figures. after the date of the tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The or omission of the Tooele Army Depot POSAL If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, the County may elect. loads of garbage, where Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain County, its officers, (TEAD) located in TRANSFER OF SOLID sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate ders prior to date of re- records as directed by agents, servants and Tooele County, Utah. WASTE FOR TOOELE the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly employees. The permit authorizes COUNTY DEPART- posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit become a part of the report. The Contractor 15. LICENSES AND the Army to store muni- MENT OF SOLID shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this Contract Documents, shall meet with the TAXES tions in 10 pits at the WASTE, UTAH ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If and all Proposals shall County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- Open Burn/Open Deto- August 2010 price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this include the work develop a report form to tain all licenses and per- nation (OB/OD) permit- Sealed Proposals must entered above or below be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- scribed in the Addenda. provide the following in- mits (other than the li- ted area. The emer- be received by the it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- No inquiry received formation: cense and permit gency permit was neces- Tooele County Clerk's Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: items: alty to Tooele County in within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) sary after the pits had Office located within the Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. the date fixed for the used per calendar day and promptly pay all been loaded on Septem- Tooele County Admin- with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the ber 10, 2010 and the istration Building at 47 ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- of Proposals will be per day County. weather conditions dete- South Main Street, in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul ment given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- 16. CONTRACT TERMI- riorated. Once the pits Tooele UT. 84074, or bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer This contract is intended 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day NATION have been loaded, it be- electronic responses can the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- comes a safety hazard be submitted to mgil- its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- to remove and return the [email protected], or marked "Proposal for $100,000 Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be The Proposal must be The Contractor shall viding at least a ninety munitions to TEAD per- through Public Pur- Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between calculated on $2.50 per properly signed in ink conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- mitted storage. The chase.com, on or before forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- and the address of the der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of TEAD OB/OD Permit re- October 4, 2010, by 5:00 sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- Bidder given. The legal pliance with all applica- contract termination. quires that the munitions p.m. The envelope con- ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and The Contractor is cau- be treated within 24 taining the proposal enclosed in another en- gate includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel whether corporation, Local laws; provided, tioned that the County hours of being received must be sealed and ad- velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a at the site. The muni- dressed to Ralph specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- tions in the pits will be Worthey and plainly posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County in the Proposal. govern the obligations of ices. The County will se- detonated as soon as marked "Proposal for may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where lect the Contractor the weather and all other Solid Waste Transfer". lar any Proposal not pre- gregate below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the ENCE there exists conflicting based on qualifications, applicable conditions are A proposal bond or certi- pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County previous contracts with in conformance with the fied check must accom- accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons to transport for a two not required. on the subject. the County, and not permit. The Army has pany the Proposal, in ac- visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two week period and will at- 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and requested the permit be- cordance with the In- waive any informalities each occurrence week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for TRACT BOND submitting a proposal, cause it has determined structions to Bidders. or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts that storage of the muni- The County reserves the posals. Damage Liability - supporting documenta- tion. be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will these terms and conditions in situ is more pro- right to reject any or all Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS period with a proposed provide a Performance tions. tective of human health Proposals regarding the withdrawn prior to the rence rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the method for extending the Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- and the environment transfer of solid waste, to above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- contract annually for up $25,000. script Bulletin September than uncovering and re- waive irregularities for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = of living increases as mation concerning the to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) turning them to permitted and/or informalities in posals or authorized $3,000,000 each occur- paid to other Tooele conditions at locations The County has the op- TION storage. any Proposal, and to postponement thereof. rence County employees that may affect its work. tion to accept or reject The Contractor shall not BECOME A SUB- This permit was in effect make an award in any Any Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- throughout the term of The failure or omission the annual extensions. discriminate against any SCRIBER. 882-0050 from September 10, manner, consistent with after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint The work to be done person because of race, 2010 through September law, deemed in the best specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, 17, 2010. Copies of the interest of the County. be considered. CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- permit are available for INSTRUCTIONS TO 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations equipment and materi- gin. public inspection during BIDDERS RITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY normal business hours 1. RECEIPT AND OF INSURANCE awarded when formal a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- at the offices of the Divi- OPENING OF PRO- Each Proposal must be notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make and services necessary demnify and save harm- sion of Solid and Haz- POSALS accompanied by a bond been mailed by the arriving at the weight its own determination as to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- ardous Waste on the Tooele County invites or a certified check of County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, 2nd floor of the Multi and will receive Propos- the Bidder, drawn on a certified mail, return re- takes longer than assume all risk and re- Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and Agency State Office als at the Tooele County national bank, in the ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, Building at 195 North Clerk's Office located amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and and perform all other actions, legal proceed- 1950 West,Apparently Salt Lake within the Tooele County The total shall be a guar- Contract shallBoomer have been County shall pay Con- under conditions it mayDisagreeswork or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, City, Utah. For further Administration Building antee on the part of the awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- information, please con- at 47 South Main Street, Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' tact David McCleary at Tooele UT until 5:00 called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- County. dance with the terms fees to the extent result- (801) 536?0237. In p.m. on October 4, cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- compliance with the 2010, and publicly open contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck directed to the fact that Contract. gent act or omission of Americans with Disabili- and read aloud on the form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- ties Act, individuals with aforesaid date. The en- ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, special needs (includingwithvelopes containing the Missy’s Movie Reviews and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- binds himself to the and employees in the auxiliary communicative Proposals must be therein and to furnish a will be considered to plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities County to comply fully performance of this Con- Aids and services) sealed and addressed to corporate surety for its have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, should contact Brooke Ralph Worthey and faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in be charged if the delay is the work to be performed dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall Baker, Office of Human plainly marked "Proposal ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- tions hereinafter set not be liable for any Resources, at (801) for Solid Waste will be returned promptly proposal security may be events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and forth. suits, actions, legal pro- 536-4412 TDD (801) Transfer ". after the County and the declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. they will be deemedIntroducing to Hauling - All Refuse ceedings,the claims,new de- online 536-4414. 2. PREPARATION OF selected Bidder have County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, (Published in the Tran- THE PROPOSAL executed the Contract, damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' script Bulletin September All Proposals shall be or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract.subscriptiontied, or enclosed that fees service arising out of the from 21, 2010) completed in full in ink or posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or typewritten, in both within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act words and figures. after the date of the tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- Reports & Data - The or omission of the If a unit price or a lump opening of Proposals, the County may elect. loads of garbage, where ders prior to date ofthe re- Contractor Tooele shall maintain TranscriptCounty, its officers, sum, already entered by upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall records as directed by agents, servants and the Bidder on the Pro- der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- become a part of the the County for a monthly employees. posal, is to be altered, it ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit Contract Documents,Bulletin.report. The Contractor Every15. LICENSES page AND online shall be crossed out with been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall shall meet with the TAXES ink and the new unit ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If include the work de- County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- price or lump sum bid Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda.is justvelop a report like form to thetain all licenses print and per- edition. entered above or below be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- No inquiry received provide the following in- mits (other than the li- it, and initialed by the certificate of insurance clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of formation: cense and permit Bidder in ink. evidencing the following: items: alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) Each Proposal, together Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. submission and openingYouused canper calendar also day and search promptly pay all the with appropriate sched- - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the ules, must be submitted Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. per day County. in a sealed envelope ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS,recent3 Tonnage haularchives per cal- 16. CONTRACT and TERMI- even bearing on the outside of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS endar day NATION the name of the Bidder, -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- its address, and plainly Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- marked "Proposal for $100,000 Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be properly signed indownload ink The Contractor shall pages.viding at least a ninety Solid Waste Transfer". If Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- forwarding by mail, the $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of sealed envelope contain- rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder pliance with all applica- contract termination. ing the Proposal must be tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation,Getble Federal,it all State, for and The as Contractor low is cau- as enclosed in another en- gate includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- Local laws; provided, tioned that the County velope addressed as Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a specified in the Pro- ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide in the Proposal. eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- posal. Tooele County currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER-$4.17govern the perobligations month.of ices. The County will se- may consider as irregu- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- ENCE the Contractor where lect the Contractor lar any Proposal not pre- gregate below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is there exists conflicting based on qualifications, pared and submitted in Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up not required. ordinances of the County previous contracts with accordance with the pro- $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- on the subject. the County, and not visions hereof and may Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two week period and will at- TRACT 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and waive any informalities each occurrence week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall BOND submitting a proposal, or reject any and all Pro- Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- be firm for a three year Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts posals. Damage Liability - supporting documenta- tion. period with a proposed work, the Contractor will these terms and condi- Any Proposal may be $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the provide a Performance tions. withdrawn prior to the rence rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the contract annually for up Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- above-scheduled time Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. $25,000. script Bulletin September for the opening of Pro- cident Liability = of living increases as mation concerning the The County has the op- 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) posals or authorized $3,000,000 each occur- paid to other Tooele conditions at locations tion to accept or reject TION postponement thereof. rence County employees that may affect its work. the annual extensions. The Contractor shall not To subscribeAny Proposal received 4. LIQUIDATED visit DAM- ourthroughout the website term of The failure or omission atThe work to be done discriminate against any after the time and date AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all person because of race, specified above shall not TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, sex, age, creed, color, be considered. CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- religion or national ori- 3. PROPOSAL SECU- The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- gin. www.TooeleTranscript.comRITY AND EVIDENCE deemed as having been shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work 14. INDEMNITY OF INSURANCE awarded when formal a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. and services necessary The Contractor will in- Each Proposal must be notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer demnify and save harm- accompanied by a bond been mailed by the arriving at the weight its own determination as refuse from the Bauer less the County, its offi- or a certified check of County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch cers, agents, servants, and clickthe Bidder, drawn on a certified the mail, return re-Onlinetakes longer than Edition.assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, and employees from and national bank, in the ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall and perform all other against any and all suits, amount of $5,000.00. The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and work or services inciden- actions, legal proceed- The total shall be a guar- Contract shall have been County shall pay Con- under conditions it may tal to the transportation ings, claims, demands, antee on the part of the awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, services in strict accor- damages, costs, ex- Bidder that it will, if to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the dance with the terms penses, and attorneys' called upon to do so, ac- tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- County. and provisions of this fees to the extent result- cept and enter into a case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is Contract. ing from a willful or negli- contract on the attached fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck directed to the fact that In performance of this gent act or omission of form, to do the work cov- within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor the Contractor, its offi- ered by such Proposal after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, binds himself to the cers, agents, servants, and at the rates stated notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- County to comply fully and employees in the therein and to furnish a will be considered to plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- performance of this Con- corporate surety for its have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- tract; provided, however, faithful and entire fulfill- rights and interests in be charged if the delay is the work to be performed tions hereinafter set that the Contractor shall ment. Checks and bonds the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- forth. not be liable for any will be returned promptly proposal security may be events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse suits, actions, legal pro- after the County and the declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor ceedings, claims, de- selected Bidder have County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- shall be so contained, mands, damages, costs, executed the Contract, damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written tied, or enclosed that expenses and attorneys' or, if no Bidder's Pro- may then be made to the Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- fees arising out of the posal has been selected next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. award of this Contract or within 90 calendar days der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The a willful or negligent act after the date of the tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain or omission of the opening of Proposals, the County may elect. loads of garbage, where ders prior to date of re- records as directed by County, its officers, upon demand of the Bid- 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly agents, servants and der at any time thereaf- Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- become a part of the report. The Contractor employees. ter, so long as it has not quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit Contract Documents, shall meet with the 15. LICENSES AND been notified of the ac- transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall County and shall de- TAXES ceptance of its Proposal. the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If include the work develop a report form to The Contractor shall ob- Each Proposal must also ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda. provide the following in- tain all licenses and per- be accompanied by a gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- No inquiry received formation: mits (other than the li- certificate of insurance clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks cense and permit evidencing the following: items: alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the used per calendar day granted by the Contract) Worker's Compensation 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads and promptly pay all - Statutory Requirement Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be per day taxes required by the Proof that Bidder E-Ver- the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- County. ify's all employees (State full compensation to haul ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day 16. CONTRACT TERMI- of Utah E-Verify System) waste from the Bauer This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE NATION -Statutory Requirement Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS Either party may termi- Employer's Liability - satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be The Contractor shall nate this contract by pro- $100,000 Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be properly signed in ink conduct operations un- viding at least a ninety Bodily Injury Liability - is processing between calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the der this Contract in com- (90) day written notifica- $1,000,00 each occur- x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal pliance with all application to the other party of rence (except automo- Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and contract termination. tive) - $2,000,000 aggre- waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation, Local laws; provided, The Contractor is cau- gate includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- tioned that the County Property Damage Liabil- fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall may elect to submit a ity - $1,000,00 each oc- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide in the Proposal. govern the obligations of proposal for these serv- currence (except auto- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where ices. The County will se- motive) - $3,000,000 ag- compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- ENCE there exists conflicting lect the Contractor gregate below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County based on qualifications, Automotive Bodily Injury- provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up not required. on the subject. previous contracts with $1,000,00 each person County noting the tons to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE the County, and not Liability - $3,000,000 transported for a two week period and will at- TRACT BOND price alone. By sign and each occurrence week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing submitting a proposal, Automotive Property tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will the Contractor accepts Damage Liability - supporting documenta- tion. period with a proposed provide a Performance these terms and condi- $1,000,000 each occur- tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the Bond in the amount of tions. rence rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the contract annually for up $25,000. (Published in the Tran- Excess Property and Ac- justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- script Bulletin September cident Liability = of living increases as mation concerning the The County has the op- TION 9 & 21, 2010) $3,000,000 each occur- paid to other Tooele conditions at locations tion to accept or reject The Contractor shall not rence County employees that may affect its work. the annual extensions. discriminate against any 4. LIQUIDATED DAM- throughout the term of The failure or omission The work to be done person because of race, AGES FOR FAILURE this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, TO ENTER INTO THE 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- CONTRACT Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- gin. The Contract shall be 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY deemed as having been shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- awarded when formal a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. and services necessary demnify and save harm- notice of award has (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- been mailed by the arriving at the weight its own determination as refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, County to the Bidder by scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and certified mail, return re- takes longer than assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, ceipt requested. forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall and perform all other actions, legal proceed- The Bidder to whom the load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and work or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, Contract shall have been County shall pay Con- under conditions it may tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- awarded will be required tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' to furnish insurance cer- per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the dance with the terms fees to the extent result- tificates, as required. In in fifteen (15) minute in- County. and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- case of the Bidder's re- crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is Contract. gent act or omission of fusal or failure to do so rives behind the truck directed to the fact that In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- within 21 calendar days being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, after its receipt of formal to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, binds himself to the and employees in the notice of award, Bidder time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- County to comply fully performance of this Con- will be considered to plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, have abandoned all “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall rights and interests in be charged if the delay is the work to be performed tions hereinafter set not be liable for any the award, and Bidder's due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- forth. suits, actions, legal pro- proposal security may be events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse ceedings, claims, de- declared forfeited to the Waste Facility's control. they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, County as liquidated 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' damages and the award Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written tied, or enclosed that fees arising out of the may then be made to the Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or next best qualified Bid- physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act der or the work re-adver- on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The or omission of the tised for Proposals as to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain County, its officers, the County may elect. loads of garbage, where ders prior to date of re- records as directed by agents, servants and 5. SCOPE OF WORK waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly employees. Work included in this Re- prior to removal. Con- become a part of the report. The Contractor 15. LICENSES AND quest for Proposal to tractor shall not permit Contract Documents, shall meet with the TAXES transfer solid waste from waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- the Bauer Landfill Facil- designated area. If include the work develop a report form to tain all licenses and per- ity to the Wasatch Re- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda. provide the following in- mits (other than the li- gional Landfill will in- designated area, Con- No inquiry received formation: cense and permit clude the following tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) items: alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the used per calendar day and promptly pay all 1 Cost per Ton the amount listed above. submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the Contractor shall be paid 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be per day County. the unit price per ton for lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- 16. CONTRACT TERMI- full compensation to haul ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day NATION waste from the Bauer This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- Landfill Facility to Wa- to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- satch Regional Landfill. respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be The Contractor shall viding at least a ninety Currently, Tooele County fuel adjustment will be properly signed in ink conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- is processing between calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of x-y tons Monday through gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal pliance with all applica- contract termination. Friday and is not hauling tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and The Contractor is cau- waste on Saturday. This ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation, Local laws; provided, tioned that the County includes a fixed diesel will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a fuel price at $2.50 per costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- gallon. Any necessary Contractor will provide in the Proposal. govern the obligations of ices. The County will se- fuel adjustments are an invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where lect the Contractor compensated in Item #4 noting the gallon of die- ENCE there exists conflicting based on qualifications, below. Contractor will sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County previous contracts with provide an invoice to the rate paid for each fill up not required. on the subject. the County, and not County noting the tons to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and transported for a two week period and will at- TRACT BOND submitting a proposal, week period and will at- tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts tach all weigh slips for supporting documenta- be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will these terms and condi- supporting documenta- tion. period with a proposed provide a Performance tions. tion. The Cost per Ton 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- rate shall also be ad- It is expected that the contract annually for up $25,000. script Bulletin September justed at the same cost Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) of living increases as mation concerning the The County has the op- TION paid to other Tooele conditions at locations tion to accept or reject The Contractor shall not County employees that may affect its work. the annual extensions. discriminate against any throughout the term of The failure or omission The work to be done person because of race, this agreement of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, 2 Wait Time Costs itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- Between 8:00 am and tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- gin. 4:30 pm, Tooele County lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY shall commence loading with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- a truck within forty-five posal or to the Contract. and services necessary demnify and save harm- (45) minutes of the truck The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- arriving at the weight its own determination as refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, scales. If Tooele County to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and takes longer than assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, forty-five (45) minutes to sponsibility and shall and perform all other actions, legal proceed- load the trucks, Tooele complete the work in and work or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, County shall pay Con- under conditions it may tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- tractor a wait time cost encounter or create, services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' per hour “wait time cost,” without extra cost to the dance with the terms fees to the extent result- in fifteen (15) minute in- County. and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- crements. If a truck ar- The Bidder's attention is Contract. gent act or omission of rives behind the truck directed to the fact that In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- being loaded or waiting all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, to be loaded, the “wait municipal ordinances, binds himself to the and employees in the time” fee will only be ap- and the rules and regula- County to comply fully performance of this Con- plied to the first truck. tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, “Wait time” fees will not having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall be charged if the delay is the work to be performed tions hereinafter set not be liable for any due to lack of MSW or shall apply to the Con- forth. suits, actions, legal pro- events beyond the Solid tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse ceedings, claims, de- Waste Facility's control. they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, 3 Excessive Waste be included in the Con- shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' Storage $1,000.00/day tract as though written tied, or enclosed that fees arising out of the Tooele County shall out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or physically mark an area 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act on the floor, comparable PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The or omission of the to six (6) outbound truck- Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain County, its officers, loads of garbage, where ders prior to date of re- records as directed by agents, servants and waste may accumulate ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly employees. prior to removal. Con- become a part of the report. The Contractor 15. LICENSES AND tractor shall not permit Contract Documents, shall meet with the TAXES waste to exceed this and all Proposals shall County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- designated area. If include the work develop a report form to tain all licenses and per- waste does exceed this scribed in the Addenda. provide the following in- mits (other than the li- designated area, Con- No inquiry received formation: cense and permit tractor shall pay a pen- within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) alty to Tooele County in the date fixed for the used per calendar day and promptly pay all the amount listed above. submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the 4 Fuel Costs $2.50/ gal- of Proposals will be per day County. lon fuel price adjust- given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- 16. CONTRACT TERMI- ment 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day NATION This contract is intended AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- to be profit neutral with OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- respect to fuel prices. A The Proposal must be The Contractor shall viding at least a ninety fuel adjustment will be properly signed in ink conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- calculated on $2.50 per and the address of the der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of gallon fixed rate. The re- Bidder given. The legal pliance with all applica- contract termination. tail price for diesel at Fly- status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and The Contractor is cau- ing J in Lake Point, Utah whether corporation, Local laws; provided, tioned that the County will be used for fuel partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a costs adjustments. The ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- Contractor will provide in the Proposal. govern the obligations of ices. The County will sean invoice to the County 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where lect the Contractor noting the gallon of die- ENCE there exists conflicting based on qualifications, sel fuel used and the A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County previous contracts with rate paid for each fill up not required. on the subject. the County, and not to transport for a two 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and week period and will at- TRACT BOND submitting a proposal, tach all fuel receipts for All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts supporting documenta- be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will these terms and condition. period with a proposed provide a Performance tions. 6. CONDITIONS method for extending the Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- It is expected that the contract annually for up $25,000. script Bulletin September Bidders will obtain infor- to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) mation concerning the The County has the op- TION conditions at locations tion to accept or reject The Contractor shall not that may affect its work. the annual extensions. discriminate against any The failure or omission The work to be done person because of race, of any Bidder to acquaint consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, itself with existing condi- supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- tions, shall in no way re- equipment and materi- gin. lieve it of any obligations als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY with respect to their Pro- ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- posal or to the Contract. and services necessary demnify and save harm- The Bidder shall make to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- its own determination as refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, to conditions and shall Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and assume all risk and re- Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, sponsibility and shall and perform all other actions, legal proceed- complete the work in and work or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, under conditions it may tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- encounter or create, services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' without extra cost to the dance with the terms fees to the extent result- County. and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- The Bidder's attention is Contract. gent act or omission of directed to the fact that In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- all applicable State laws, Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, municipal ordinances, binds himself to the and employees in the and the rules and regula- County to comply fully performance of this Con- tions of all authorities with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, having jurisdiction over dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall the work to be performed tions hereinafter set not be liable for any shall apply to the Con- forth. suits, actions, legal pro- tract throughout, and Hauling - All Refuse ceedings, claims, de- they will be deemed to hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, be included in the Con- shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' tract as though written tied, or enclosed that fees arising out of the out in full in the Contract. leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or 7. ADDENDA AND EX- ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act PLANATIONS Reports & Data - The or omission of the Addenda issued to Bid- Contractor shall maintain County, its officers, ders prior to date of re- records as directed by agents, servants and ceipt of Proposals shall the County for a monthly employees. become a part of the report. The Contractor 15. LICENSES AND Contract Documents, shall meet with the TAXES and all Proposals shall County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- include the work develop a report form to tain all licenses and per- scribed in the Addenda. provide the following in- mits (other than the li- No inquiry received formation: cense and permit within seven (7) days of 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) the date fixed for the used per calendar day and promptly pay all submission and opening 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the of Proposals will be per day County. given consideration. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- 16. CONTRACT TERMI- 8. NAME, ADDRESS, endar day NATION AND LEGAL STATUS 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- OF THE BIDDER WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- The Proposal must be The Contractor shall viding at least a ninety properly signed in ink conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- and the address of the der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of Bidder given. The legal pliance with all applica- contract termination. status of the Bidder ble Federal, State, and The Contractor is cau- whether corporation, Local laws; provided, tioned that the County partnership, or individ- however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a ual, shall also be stated eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- in the Proposal. govern the obligations of ices. The County will se- 9. PREBID CONFER- the Contractor where lect the Contractor ENCE there exists conflicting based on qualifications, A pre-bid conference is ordinances of the County previous contracts with not required. on the subject. the County, and not 10. SCOPE OF CON- 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and TRACT BOND submitting a proposal, All Transfer prices shall Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts be firm for a three year work, the Contractor will these terms and condi- period with a proposed provide a Performance tions. method for extending the Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- contract annually for up $25,000. script Bulletin September to another five years. 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) The County has the op- TION tion to accept or reject The Contractor shall not the annual extensions. discriminate against any The work to be done person because of race, consists of furnishing all sex, age, creed, color, supervision, labor, tools, religion or national ori- equipment and materi- gin. als, supplies and serv- 14. INDEMNITY ices to perform all work The Contractor will in- and services necessary demnify and save harm- to satisfactorily transfer less the County, its offi- refuse from the Bauer cers, agents, servants, Land fill to the Wasatch and employees from and Regional Landfill site, against any and all suits, and perform all other actions, legal proceed- work or services inciden- ings, claims, demands, tal to the transportation damages, costs, ex- services in strict accor- penses, and attorneys' dance with the terms fees to the extent result- and provisions of this ing from a willful or negli- Contract. gent act or omission of In performance of this the Contractor, its offi- Contract, the Contractor cers, agents, servants, binds himself to the and employees in the County to comply fully performance of this Con- with all provisions, un- tract; provided, however, dertakings and obliga- that the Contractor shall tions hereinafter set not be liable for any forth. suits, actions, legal pro- Hauling - All Refuse ceedings, claims, de- hauled by the Contractor mands, damages, costs, shall be so contained, expenses and attorneys' tied, or enclosed that fees arising out of the leaking, spilling or blow- award of this Contract or ing are prevented. a willful or negligent act Reports & Data - The or omission of the Contractor shall maintain County, its officers, records as directed by agents, servants and the County for a monthly employees. report. The Contractor 15. LICENSES AND shall meet with the TAXES County and shall de- The Contractor shall ob- velop a report form to tain all licenses and per- provide the following in- mits (other than the li- formation: cense and permit 1 Number of Trucks granted by the Contract) used per calendar day and promptly pay all 2 Number of Truck loads taxes required by the per day County. 3 Tonnage haul per cal- 16. CONTRACT TERMI- endar day NATION 11. COMPLIANCE Either party may termi- WITH LAWS nate this contract by pro- The Contractor shall viding at least a ninety conduct operations un- (90) day written notifica- der this Contract in com- tion to the other party of pliance with all applica- contract termination. ble Federal, State, and The Contractor is cau- Local laws; provided, tioned that the County however, that the Gen- may elect to submit a eral Specification shall proposal for these serv- govern the obligations of ices. The County will se- the Contractor where lect the Contractor there exists conflicting based on qualifications, ordinances of the County previous contracts with on the subject. the County, and not 12. PERFORMANCE price alone. By sign and BOND submitting a proposal, Prior to commencing the Contractor accepts work, the Contractor will these terms and condi- provide a Performance tions. Bond in the amount of (Published in the Tran- $25,000. script Bulletin September 13. NONDISCRIMINA- 9 & 21, 2010) TION The Contractor shall not discriminate against any person because of race, sex, age, creed, color, religion or national origin. 14. INDEMNITY The Contractor will in- demnify and save harm- less the County, its officers, agents, servants, and employees from and against any and all suits, actions, legal proceed- ings, claims, demands, damages, costs, expenses, and attorneys' fees to the extent result- ing from a willful or negligent act or omission of the Contractor, its officers, agents, servants, and employees in the performance of this Con- tract; provided, however, that the Contractor shall not be liable for any suits, actions, legal pro- ceedings, claims, demands, damages, costs, expenses and attorneys' fees arising out of the award of this Contract or a willful or negligent act or omission of the County, its officers, agents, servants and employees. 15. LICENSES AND TAXES The Contractor shall obtain all licenses and permits (other than the license and permit granted by the Contract) and promptly pay all taxes required by the County. 16. CONTRACT TERMI- NATION Either party may termi- nate this contract by providing at least a ninety (90) day written notifica- tion to the other party of contract termination. The Contractor is cau- tioned that the County may elect to submit a proposal for these services. The County will select the Contractor based on qualifications, previous contracts with the County, and not price alone. By sign and submitting a proposal, the Contractor accepts these terms and conditions. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin September 9 & 21, 2010) B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 21, 2010 HOMEFRONT Preserve homegrown produce with home canning ome canning is a fashion fresher, safer, and less expensive This very good option is used by that comes and goes these sources of fresh produce. In a good most who store food at home use Hdays. In years past, food Diane Sagers year, a garden can produce more for at least part of their storage. preservation was a requirement for CORRESPONDENT vegetables at harvest than a fam- On the other hand, canning your survival, but today commercially ily can eat quickly. This offers the own garden foods has its advantages preserved foods are readily available opportunity to preserve the excess as well. at the grocery, freeing up time for for future use. There are pros and cons of pur- other pursuits. etable gardening is a pastime that Freezing and canning are excel- chasing canned goods as opposed Arm in arm with home canning surges and wanes. In recent years, lent long-term methods for storing to canning them at home. By law, is home gardening. While gardening home food gardening has again food safely for future use. Each commercial canneries process food has never gone out of vogue, veg- become popular as people seek method has its pros and cons. in carefully controlled conditions. • Freezing is quick and easy. However, you have control over • Produce still retains its fresh the conditions in home canning. flavor. Sanitation depends on the cook. However, with the pros are cons The quality of commercial prod- Living Well with for frozen produce. ucts is consistent within brands • A freezer requires energy full whereas home canned quality is up time to keep the foods safe and to to you. CHRONIC CONDITIONS maintain quality. If the power goes Cans are not breakable like glass, out for an extended period, a good but you can see what is inside a deal of frozen food would perish. glass container and with cans you st th 1 Class Thursday, October 7 • Frozen food is difficult to must depend on the picture on the transport because it may thaw and label, which may or may not be Tooele Senior Citizen Center perish. accurate. • Food flavor and nutritional Produce is often picked unripe value diminishes over time for easier handling at canneries. As Diane Sagers Canning is another excellent a result, the product may be some- The use of a pressure cooker is necessary for safe bottling of low-acid foods method for food storage. what hard and more sugar must be such as vegetables, meats and mixtures. • Canned goods’ flavor and qual- added to offset the maturity of the ity remains much the same for long fruit or vegetable. this winter” — is worth a great deal. Pressure cookers have a safety periods of time, although nutrition- You have the option to pick pro- Many people are uncomfortable valve in the lid. It is designed so al value gradually diminishes. duce and process it at its peak to get with bottling vegetables using a that if pressure escalates too high, • Canned goods are transport- full flavor. You can add sugar or salt pressure cooker. Some are con- it will give way, releasing the pres- able. to taste — neither contributes to the cerned about the danger of botu- sure before severe damage is done. • Home gardeners can save a safety of the finished product. lism. To avoid that pay special care Should this happen, steam and good deal of money by canning The fruit or vegetable varieties to using proper canning procedures liquid squirt up through a very their own produce — after the pur- are the choice of the commercial and make sure your pressure cooker small hole and the pressure drops. It chase of bottles the first year. producer. You can choose your is in good working order. does not result in broken windows, There are downsides of canning favorite varieties to can at home. Some people are fearful of “blow- smashed chairs, overturned tables Control Your Health, Control Your Life food as well as pros. You also determine the size of the ing up” a pressure cooker or being and havoc in the kitchen. It is more • Canning takes longer than pieces you choose to can. You have harmed by it. The dangers come a matter of cleaning off the ceiling freezing. full control over ingredients in from the danger of opening a kettle and possibly floors, and replacing A FREE six-week workshop for people with • Canning requires the purchase home-canned products, while the while it is too hot and being scalded the safety valve. of reusable canning jars and rings as ingredients of purchased products or from overheating the cooker Many women have used pres- long-term health concerns to discuss: well as yearly purchases of lids. are at the discretion of the cannery. until it explodes. New models are sure cookers for decades and never • If you also have to purchase Don’t overlook the “I did that!” designed so that they cannot be encountered this remote possibility. • Managing chronic disease symptoms fresh produce, you may be better off feeling that comes with doing your opened while pressure remains If you have joined the ranks of • Medication “how-to” purchasing commercially canned own home canning. It is satisfying inside. The explosion factor is highly the home gardeners, don’t hesitate items to store. to know that you have provided for over-rated. While care and attention to join the ranks of the home can- • Working with your health care team Why not just purchase canned yourself and family. The knowledge are required when using pressure ners as well. It will require time and • Setting weekly goals goods at the store during case lot that food is available and on hand canners, they do have safety fea- some work, but the rewards can be • Effective problem-solving sales and stow them away? for the future — “We won’t starve tures in place. great. • How to relax and handle difﬁ cult emotions Friends & family are welcome to attend! Gathering For more information or continued from page B1 to register for a workshop: century to describe a rollicking, boisterous assembly. The Scouting 435.843.4104 or Movement applied the term to its first world assembly in 1920. 435.843.4105 Whereas the Boy Scouts of America holds national jamborees, jamborals are a council event held every two to three years.

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Keeper helps our future.” Sue Butterfield – Lane Beattie, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber Crowds of Boy Scouts wait to try out the Navy flight simulator Saturday at the Great Salt Lake Council’s 2010 Centennial Jamboral at Deseret Peak Complex. and favorite granddaughter, Haven. Deseret Peak Complex is no “We figured that eight stranger to Scout gatherings; it to 10 boys had never seen hosted the Jamboral in 2000. But rodeo, but stands were full while Edwards and crew were able and everybody was hav- to capitalize on some of the leg- ing a great time,” Edwards work done for that Jamboral, he says said. organizing an event of this scope is Over a dozen concur- never an easy task. In fact, planning rent shows and activities for each jamboral begins nearly two vied for the Scouts’ atten- years in advance and continues until tion, including live music, a virtually every detail — from activi- climbing wall, and go-kart, ties schedule to parking logistics, to skateboarding, and archery whose tent goes where — is worked shows. The goal, according out. to Edwards, was to cater to “When everybody does their part, a variety of interests. things happen,” Edwards said. “It used to be just one This year’s Jamboral commem- stage, one program,” orated the 100th anniversary of Edwards explained. “Today Scouting in America. As they arrived, we’ve got 15 different pro- troops decorated their campsites grams happening at the with flags and banners. By evening, same time. When you have the complex had become a veritable that many kids, they like to tent city with each district set up wander. So you want them Sue Butterfield in their pre-designated areas. Tents to do things when they were pitched mere feet — sometimes wander.” Devin Nielsen learns about peregrine falcons at inches — apart from each other in And as they wandered, the Boy Scout Jamboral. organized plots cordoned off with they participated in one of plastic ribbon. Hundreds more lone Scouting’s most beloved traditions: and several more hours of classes tents and bivies peppered grass trading. This year, Scouts were given and activities. When bike races had berms, dirt lots and other “unincor- a pack of vintage 1913 trading cards ended and the Air Force flight simu- porated” areas. labeled with an individual tenet of lator closed down, the Scouts broke “We took up a lot of acreage,” the Scout Law. Scouts who were able camp and cleaned up trash. The late Edwards recalled after the event. We to collect a complete set were award- night hadn’t spoiled Redington’s fun. used almost every piece of grass they ed a special pin. “I’d definitely like to come next had there.” “It’s great to hear them calling time,” he said. Edwards said the Deseret Peak out for the different Scout cards — Around 8,000 Scouts had been District, which covers Tooele County hearing them say the Scout Law out expected to attend. Craig Edwards Scouts, had impressive attendance loud,” Edwards said. “It also gives says around 10,000 showed up. numbers. Vincent Olcott, Jamboral them a chance to meet other kids.” And that total doesn’t include chairman for the district, estimat- A fireworks show capped out the Scoutmasters, parents, or the 3,000 ed 650 to 700 Scouts from Tooele evening, and then the uniformed Cub Scouts who attended the YOU STAY COOL AND HELP KEEP ENERGY COSTS DOWN. County attended the camp. Their throngs made their way back to their Saturday activities. 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Adjacent to them were a basket- “We went to sleep pretty late church house, there might be only 15 ball court, a skateboarding quarter because there were some Scouts to 20 boys there,” Edwards explained. *Use promo code RM45 to get the bonus. pipe, and the motocross arena. Next that stayed up talking,” he said, then “But when they come to something door was the rodeo grounds, where quickly added, “They were from like this, they know they’re part of a cowboys and bulls played to a sta- another troop.” larger organization. It builds a lot of dium filled with newcomers to the On Saturday morning, breakfast synergy for them.” © 2010 Rocky Mountain Power sport. was followed by a flag ceremony