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Leaping frogs keep things hopping at Stansbury Days See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN August 22, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 26 50 cents Walgreens buys out longtime Mustard Tooele pharmacy Dave’s Drug burning Pharmacists, staff will move to corporation’s new store by Karen Hunt Kind of. helm, an overwhelming number process STAFF WRITER While the longtime city hall- say, sometimes grudgingly, that After this Thursday, Dave’s mark will close its doors, the they’ll do their business at the Drugs will be no more than a entire pharmacy staff, complete corporate pharmacy chain. with owner Dave Bickmore, will “I know I’ll have to go where heats up memory. Tooele City’s community move over to Walgreens. The pre- they go. I’ve been a customer of pharmacy has made a deal with scription files for Dave’s Drugs theirs for a long time and there’s by Mark Watson Walgreens, the corporate giant customers will be transferred to a lot of things they do for me. I’m STAFF WRITER preparing to open this week on the new location for opening day not just up and changing this late The final major phase in the the corner of Main Street and Friday, Aug. 25. in the game,” said Kathy Madill, destruction of chemical weap- Utah Avenue in Tooele. Customers can choose to main- while standing in line at Dave’s ons started Friday at Tooele Chemical Disposal Facility at The deal will mark the end of tain their records with Walgreens Drugs Monday. file photo a 65-year legacy of hometown or move their business to a com- David Bickmore sold his business Dave’s Drugs to Walgreens. He will Deseret Chemical Depot about service. petitor. But with Bickmore at the SEE DAVE’S ON A5 manage the pharmacy at Walgreens starting Friday. 20 miles southeast of Tooele. It will take four to six years to incinerate over 6,000 tons of mustard agent stored mostly in bulk containers. It is esti- Schools Get Busy mated that 15 to 20 percent of the containers include traces of mercury. Workers drained the first container Friday after several months of testing and planning the process. Officials at DCD indicated that with the nerve agent already destroyed, the risk of a major accident is reduced immensely. “We have already safely elimi- nated 7,409 tons of chemical agent, and more than one million munitions, reducing the risk to the community and the environment by 99 percent,” said Ted Ryba, TOCDF site project manager. Workers continue to sample the containers to identify those with no mercury and low sludge and sediment content. These containers will be processed during the next one and one-half years. During this time employees will design and install special filters for the furnace abatement systems. The addition of these sulfur-impregnated carbon filters will remove mercury from exhaust components generated when mustard containers with higher levels of mercury are processed at a later date. The destruction of the 6,194 tons of mustard agent is the photography / Troy Boman largest single chemical agent Like schools throughout the valley, Harris Elementary School was a busy place Monday morning as students returned to the classrooms. destruction campaign the U.S. Army will conduct in accordance with the Chemical Weapons Convention. The event coincides with the 10th anniver- Accidental overdose spurs negligence suit against schools sary of the start of operations at the facility. by Jesse Fruhwirth votes for her cause, she hopes a costly lawsuit with the attorney. It was after she had gotten Tuck subsequently gathered over 2,000 signa- Chemical material handlers STAFF WRITER will turn some legislators’ heads and change out of the hospital for the third time that we tures urging the Utah Legislature to mandate already changed plugs and The Tooele mom who spearheaded a state some of their votes. decided enough was enough.” and fund a full-time nurse in every school valves on one of the bulk con- effort to hire a full-time nurse in every Utah “We had no intentions of suing initially,” Michaela is Tuck’s 10-year-old daughter statewide. tainers on July 31 when agent school will soon file a lawsuit against the Overlake mom Paula Tuck said. “Actually it who, in the panic of a severe asthma attack, An overdose of albuterol can cause sei- vapor was detected at one of county school district. Having succeeded in was six months to the day of the initial acci- over-medicated herself with her albuterol the storage igloos. The depot SEE LAWSUIT ON A2 gaining substantial support but not enough dental overdose that we went down and met inhaler and was consequently hospitalized. notified Tooele County officials and reported that the incident created no danger to surround- ing communities. On Aug. 14 at CAMDS, an Rehabilitated ‘loverbirds’ older facility separate from TOCDF, workers processed the first basket of hazardous freed to make home in wild waste through its metals parts furnace. This facility is scheduled to close in October of 2008. by Jesse Fruhwirth dehydrated with emaciated flight muscles. Processing of this basket rep- STAFF WRITER Hamburger was picked up at Salt Lake resents the beginning of clo- City’s Liberty Park with a broken wing. Two young falcons were released into the sure activities for this former Both were housed for little over a month wilds of Dugway Proving Ground Thursday research and development facil- at a rehab center in Salt Lake City. Housed after weeks of rehabilitation. A biologist ity that pioneered incineration among seven other recovering kestrels, their in charge of their release said the two had and neutralization technologies behavior while healing from their respec- really hit it off while in rehab and so it was currently being used at disposal tive ailments was downright romantic. decided they would be released together, sites across the nation. “They have pair bonded in captivity ... possibly to start a family. CAMDS will continue with They hang out together,” Knight said. “It’s a Dugway’s wildlife biologist, Robbie scheduled closure operations courtship kind of thing.” Knight, said the two American kestrel and treatment of associated Because they made a love connection in falcons had “pair bonded” and may stay wastes. Closure wastes, such captivity, it was decided to release them together as a couple in the wild. as waste created from the dis- together. Knight said there is no guarantee Boeing, the male, was named after the air- mantling of the former research their attraction will last out of captivity, craft manufacturer. Hamburger, the female, facility’s liquid incinerator, are but it is possible. Kestrels are native to the was named after her favorite meal. Boeing classified as hazardous because Dugway area so Hamburger and Boeing’s had been found on the bombing range with they are contaminated with low photography / Jesse Fruhwirth trichinosis, an infectious disease possibly levels of agent residue. Rehabilitated falcons Hamburger (above) and Boeing are released together at contracted from decayed meat that left him SEE FALCONS ON A2 Dugway Proving Ground Thursday. SEE MUSTARD ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 TV LISTINGS B4 INSIDE Mostly clear tonight. Lows in OBITUARIES A8 PUZZLES B6 Buffs, Cowboys drop season the upper 60s. Mostly sunny gridiron openers Wednesday. Highs in the mid 90s. HOMETOWN A10 DOINGS B5 See B2 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS B2 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY August 22, 2006 ETCETERA ... Ashdown decries Hatch’s terrorism comment News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather by Mark Watson following statement responding true today as it was in 1948 ruling. to his Hatch’s assertions. when he said it in Springville: “I believe that the court Highway Patrol kicks off Wed STAFF WRITER Labor Day DUI crackdown 95/68 Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch says “My opponent continues ‘It has been the policy of the made the right decision, recog- 8/23 to trot out the falsehood that Democratic Party to be for the nizing that the administration The Utah Highway Patrol he does not recall saying it, but Mostly sunny skies. Hot. High Democrats are bad for national people. It has been the policy of overstepped its Constitutional will be conducting a nation- around 95F. a a quote about terrorists and wide Labor Day Crackdown on Democrats created fodder for security. I find this offensive, the Republican Party to be for authority,” Ashdown said. “I drunk driving, “Drunk Driving. the news media and his political false, and deceptive. It shows a the special interests.’ Senator have previously expressed con- fundamental lack of respect for Hatch wants to scare people cerns about the president taking Over the Limit. Under Arrest,” in opponents last week. Thu and confidence in the abilities into voting Republican so he can unilateral steps to eavesdrop, Tooele County Aug.18-Sept. 4. 91/60 In a lengthy interview on 8/24 of America’s troops, our intelli- help out his Hollywood buddies without asking for a warrant, The UHP said it will be out several topics with the Tooele Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 90s gence services, our law enforce- and out-of-state contributors. I and without asking Congress to in force checking for impaired Transcript-Bulletin, Hatch said and lows in the low 60s. ment agencies, and general dis- want people to vote for me so revise the Foreign Intelligence drivers. The UHP, along with that terrorists are “waiting for thousands of other law enforce- respect for the American peo- all Americans can be safe from Surveillance Act. Certainly the Democrats here to take con- ple. According to my opponent’s terror, have clean, cheap energy; national security is a concern ment agencies will be out dur- trol, let things cool off and then ing August and the Labor Day Fri 88/60 flawed logic, America’s bravest affordable health care; and be that should not be diminished.” 8/25 strike again.” servants would be so distraught secure from unwarranted gov- However, Ashdown said the holiday to launch an aggressive In response later in the week, More sun than clouds. Highs in the by a Democratic victory, that ernment intrusion. Constitution does not deny war- crackdown on impaired drivers. a Hatch representative pro- The UHP would like everyone upper 80s and lows in the low 60s. they would just forget that we Ashdown also commented ranted investigation. vided this from the senator: “I are at war and they would quit on the U.S. District Court strik- “What it sets down are the to play it safe and always des- don’t believe terrorists favor ignate a sober driver or find a in droves. I hold a greater con- ing down the National Security rules for how that is to take Democrats or Republicans. What different way home if they have Sat fidence in our troops and civil Agency (NSA) warrantless place,” he said. “When wiretaps, 92/64 they are waiting for is the United been out drinking. 8/26 servants. eavesdropping program. e-mails, or other communica- States to prematurely pull out Abundant sunshine. Highs in the “Furthermore, Democrats Hatch supports the NSA pro- tions are spied upon without Temps/Precipitation low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. of Iraq. There are appeasers in have shown that they have been gram and has suggested the proper court order, then we as both parties but most are lead- more competent in national wiretaps are inherent presiden- Americans are losing a signifi- Date High Low (prec./inches) ing liberal Democrats.” security matters. When I think tial “powers that Congress can- cant portion of our freedom. Aug. 17 90 72 Hatch’s main opponent of strong Democrats, I think of not take away,” as he stated in The Constitution puts restraint Aug. 18 86 58 Sun 89/64 in the November election is Aug. 19 92 56 8/27 Harry Truman, who won World The Christian Science Monitor. on government for good rea- Aug. 20 95 67 Democratic challenger Pete War II. He had another com- But Ashdown disagrees and son; government rarely restrains Plenty of sun. Highs in the upper Aug. 21 98 67 80s and lows in the mid 60s. Ashdown. Ashdown released the parison I agree with, one as is happy with the recent court itself.” Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content for the National Weather Service, reports Service that his recording station at 139 S. Main received .00 inches of precipitation Pollen Count Mustard between Aug. 17 and Aug. 21 and a total The Intermountain Allergy and continued from page A1 of .05 so far this month. The normal for Asthma pollen count for Aug. 22, 2006 August is .94 inches. is as follows: Deseret Chemical Depot is For the water year, which began Oct. Chenopods — Very High on the closure list published 1, 2005, Tooele has received 16.40 inches Ragweed — Moderate of precipitation. The normal for the year is by the Base Realignment and Mold — Moderate 18.49 inches of precipitation. Closure Commission (BRAC). Sagebrush — Low Grass — Low Public Affairs Specialist Alaine Corrections Southworth said the deadline for complete dismantling and Gotta Get A front-page story with the head- Subscriber Service recycling of facilities at DCD is line “Freightliner to shut down If you haven’t received your Something Off now set for 2016. Tooele facility” printed Aug. 17 con- newspaper by 6:30 p.m., please call Your Chest? “If we can complete the mis- tained an error. The Utah Industrial 882-0050 and our customer representative will assist you. Customer ser- sion by as soon as 2012 that Depot is owned and operated by vice hours on Tuesday and Thursday would benefit the taxpayer, but Write a letter to the Editor, Depot Associates, LLC. nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. the deadline has been extended (it’s good therapy). until 2016,” she said. e-mail:[email protected] P.O. Box 390 Toxic Materials Handlers James Rupp and Robert Aufdemorte (l-r) secure Tooele, UT 84074 the first mustard agent filled bulk containers to shipping pallets for Subscribe Today [email protected] destruction at the Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal Facility. 882-0050

she knew could make her better was running into the most roadblocks.” ernment entities are entitled to 60 Lawsuit her inhaler.” She said she was surprised when days to respond to a notice of intent continued from page A1 Tuck, who has four other children the initial response and support of to sue. He said the waiting period is all of whom are school-age, said her “Michaela Petition” came from to allow for the district to contem- zures, irregular heartbeat and head- her lawsuit is “nothing personal” Democrats. Often criticized for plate initiating a settlement agree- aches. Tuck alleges that the young against the district. She said her being unwilling to support Utah’s ment, though he said that is unlikely girl has subsequently been hospital- recent effort is merely another step public schools, Tuck said she’s not to happen in this case. He said the ized three times, taken from school toward getting nurses in schools. ready to give up on the Republican- lawsuit with a specific claim of mon- for several weeks and still suffers Tuck’s legislative efforts showed controlled Legislature. etary damages could be filed as early from an elevated heart rate due to early promise during the 2006 ses- “I want my party’s support,” she as Sept. 6. that September 2005 albuterol over- sion as Democratic Sen. Ed Mayne said. e-mail: [email protected] dose. of West Valley submitted a bill to Currently the Tooele County Tuck’s lawyer is David Weisman study the school nurse issue. His School District spends just over of Winder & Haslam, a personal bill originally called for $28,000 to $78,000 per year for nurses district- Tooele injury law firm based in Salt Lake create a Legislative task force that wide. The Tooele County Health City. He said the lawsuit will accuse would assess the situation and make Department provides two half-time the Tooele County School District of recommendations. and four quarter-time nurses who negligence and will seek damages “We Are Your Neighborhood It was a modest proposal for visit each school at least twice per Family Theatre” for “out-of-pocket medical care, we sure, calling for exponentially week and prepare health plans based will be suing for pain and suffering fewer dollars than actually hiring on students’ individual needs. 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. the child has undergone, and any hundreds of nurses. The House of This, says Tuck, is not satisfac- (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 future medical care that has been Representatives nonetheless turned tory. Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com necessitated by any aggravation of it down. Until the last night of the “I don’t think it’s good enough to her condition.” session, Tuck held out hope that the have a nurse part-time,” she said. th th He said a dollar amount for the bill would be resurrected. It never “We had a health plan, and it failed.” Aug. 18 - 24 lawsuit has not yet been determined, happened and the issue of school Advocates have claimed that *Times & Shows Subject to Change but Tuck estimated the medical costs photography / Jesse Fruhwirth nurses has not yet been discussed by chronic childhood conditions such Starting August 21 already incurred total $100,000. the Education Interim Committee. as asthma and diabetes are on the open daily at 4PM Mitch Gibson and Alex Ortiz, both 9 years old, release Hamburger into the The suit could have a major wild Thursday. “I’m disappointed in my party,” rise nationwide, increasing the need * effect in Utah where the National the lifelong Republican Tuck said. for full-time nurses. Accepted Association of School Nurses esti- said. “It’s the Republicans where we’re Lawyer David Weisman said gov- Dly: 4:40, 7:05, 9:15 mates the student to nurse ratio is Olson set Boeing on his way Sat: 12:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05, 9:15 Falcons the lowest in the country. Sun: 12:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05 (PG-13) into the trees of Dugway just continued from page A1 He said the district is guilty moments after Mitch Gibson and * dating pool has just grown from of “negligence for failing to have Alex Ortiz, both 9 years old, let �� Snakes on a Plane a caged seven to all the free kes- adequate supervision on hand to �� trels in the west desert. Hamburger seek her freedom. Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:15 address Michaela’s needs on some- � �� Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:50, 7:10, 9:15 Many children and employees Their preferred diet is large thing that was foreseeable. This little �� Sun: 12:15, 2:25, 4:50, 7:10 (R) of the facility gathered around � �� insects, he said, but they will girl was having an asthma attack and �� for the release. � * also hunt small mice and per- was told to go sit there while we call Hopefully the young couple Pulse haps even larger prey. your mother. The lack of assistance won’t be hit by any B-1 tests on Dly: 4:45, 7:00, 9:10 “Hey, maybe they could take was her opportunity to overdose on Sat: 12:15, 2:20, 4:45, 7:00, 9:10 the bombing range. care of some of our voles,” base albuterol with pretty serious conse- Sun: 12:15, 2:20, 4:45, 7:00 (PG-13) commander Col. Greg D. Olson e-mail: [email protected] quences.” * School district Superintendent World Trade Center Michael Johnsen said he would also Dly: 7:00, 9:35 �� like to see nurses in the schools Sat: 12:05, 3:30, 7:00, 9:35 Sun: 12:05, 3:30, 7:00 (PG) �� “but the reality is no one can afford �� them.” He said he supported Tuck’s * �� political action at the Legislature to Step-up �� gain more funding, but of her recent �� Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:20 �� activities said only he was “comfort- �� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:50, 7:10, 9:20 �� able” with Tuck’s decision to bring �� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:50, 7:10 (PG-13) �� a lawsuit. �� * �� “I think our school [Overlake �� Zoom �� Elementary] handled the situation in Dly: 4:45, 7:05, 9:10 �� the proper manner,” Johnsen said. Sat: 12:05, 2:15, 4:45, 7:05, 9:10 �� “We have turned this over to our �� Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:45, 7:05 (PG) �� risk management and our insurer �� Show Times are subject to change. �� who works with legalities ... 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RITZ RITZ �� Ends “My daughter was sent out into Now Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 R �� Thursday �� the hallway alone and that’s how Will Ferrell �� she overdosed,” Tuck said. “When Tooele’s Show Place TALLADEGA NIGHTS �� she got on the phone, she gasped for Over 60 Years! �� ‘Mommy.’ I said, ‘Michaela, what’s 882-2273 BALLAD OF RICKY BOBBY CLERKS 2 �� the matter?’ And she didn’t answer 111 North Main, Tooele Starts Friday – “INVINCIBLE” (PG) http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net $ $ $ �� me ... A school nurse would have ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 5:00 MANTINEE 4.00 �� Entrance on Erda Way am/fm radio required �� RITZ MOTOR VU Now Playing 8:50 Ends �� been able to talk to my daughter. Thursday �� She was out in the hallway panick- �� Pirates of the Caribbean �� ing and the only thing she had that also �� Disney’s Dead Man’s Chest PG-13 $ $ $STICK IT ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD: 1.00 SENIOR: 4.00 ��

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�� TUESDAY August 22, 2006 A5 �� Program committed to helping parents raise better kids �� by Missy Thompson dinate Anna Heywood, have the greatest city in Utah. If those School District, echoed Dunlavy’s tion in Tooele would be “less �� STAFF WRITER established many programs in programs succeed, we’ll succeed comments encouraging parents substance abuse, delinquency, Communities that Care — an the community to help parents here.” to work together as a team. crime, teen pregnancy, school �� organization established in 2003 deal with their children. Skills Cecelia Beckstrand is a “Kids love teams, on the ball drop-out, violence and depres- for Adolescence is one of these mother of five children and field, in the science lab and par- — is striving to create more pro- sion ... all would result in a more �� grams for parents and children programs designed for parents attended classes for one of the ents work in teams,” Shepard wholesome place to raise fami- that will strengthen the Tooele with children in the sixth grade Communities that Care pro- said. “I can’t tell you how many �� community. who have friends with anti-social grams, Guiding Good Choices in programs I’ve initiated.” lies, work and play.” �� Coordinator Milo Berry has behaviors. Parenting. Vern, who works in the State been working hard since the “We have a monkey-see, mon- Although she has been par- Office of Education and is on the organization began as part of a key-do situation in the aspect enting for 30 years and has a 14 advisory council at the University research project in 12 communi- that kids follow [each other] year old now, “any kind of new of Washington for Communities ties across Utah. down a risky path,” Berry said at skill learned as parents helps,” that Care, says these programs “It would be the ultimate a Communities that Care confer- she said. have an “amazing influence on desire of our Communities that ence Friday. Parents aren’t just being kids.” Care operating system, its board Berry and Heywood are get- taught new skills, but how to “When we review Tooele and our city fathers to make par- ting the word out about the pro- bond together within the pro- (as one of the 12 communi- MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent ent education a norm in Tooele,” grams with the help of Tooele grams. ties) there’s not much to say, 108 East Vine states the parent education cam- Mayor Patrick Dunlavy and other “We need to encourage all par- [you’re] doing a good job,” said paign goal. “With this in mind, all community and school leaders ents to teach other parents in Larson, who describes himself Tooele, UT 84074 parents would be united in the who support their programs and these programs,” Dunlavy said. as a “recovering middle school 882-0202�� commitment to raising healthy, organization. “[It] creates a network of par- teacher.” responsible and respectful chil- “If we could get [the word] ents who are in this together.” Communities that Care states dren.” out we’d have a great place,” Sandy Shepard, elementary in their campaign goal that the Berry, along with fellow coor- Dunlavy said. “We’d truly have director at the Tooele County final result of parent educa- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele �� NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 882-4800 ��

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photo courtesy Pam Rowley North Tooele County Fire District responded Monday afternoon to a single vehicle rollover on SR-138 at mile marker 15. Extrication was needed to get the victim free of the overturned vehicle. The single male patient was transferred by Life Flight from the scene. No injury information is available.

Dave’s continued from page A1 Madill, a Tooele County resident, said she was surprised when she first heard the rumor of the Walgreens PAID ADVERTISMENT buyout from her neighbor. “Surprises me in a way, but in a way it doesn’t. Maybe Dave is tired of managing this whole thing,” she said. Bickmore says the deal happened really quickly — over just a few weeks. He said after Walgreens first contacted him he was not interested, but as the communication channels opened the deal looked really good. His entire staff was offered jobs at Walgreens, he �� liked their philosophy as a business and the chain was “generous” in their financial offer. �� “We had a record month last month and several records in the last year and our business was at the top it’s ever been. So it’s a pretty good time to sell,” �� Bickmore said. When the merger was announced last Thursday, employees report there were many tears. �� “Most all of us were pretty upset because it was a �� shock, but because Walgreens wanted to hire the whole crew it was a little softer,” said Melanie Langford. �� While the entire pharmacy staff will be moving �� to Walgreens, only about half of the store staff will file photo move. The entire pharmacy staff at Dave’s Drugs will be tak- �� Langford is among those not planning to move. ing their skills to Walgreens beginning Friday. They �� Instead she’s hoping Bickmore’s daughter Phoebe received notice that Dave’s Drugs was purchased �� Beacham is successful in her attempts to keep the gift by the chain store last Thursday. The announcement shop open in part of the building. The rest of the build- brought tears, employees admit. ing is up for sale. Longtime customer Carol Jean Shephard sees some �� “I’m hoping to stay as long as I can. I really like advantages to the change. �� working here,” Langford said. “I’ve worked in large “It’s fine with me. I don’t care,” Shephard said. chains before and I definitely prefer the local mom “That’s closer to my home. We won’t have as far to �� and pop stores as opposed to the large chains, but that go.” �� is a personal preference and I’m sure the Walgreens Keith Reid, another longtime customer, was less people are fine. The people we’ve talked to are very enthusiastic. �� nice.” “Darn. That’s terrible,” he said. “Because this has Another employee, Sara Ward, has not yet made up been in business for so long.” her mind. Still, Reid says he’ll keep doing business with �� “I don’t know yet. I’m confused. I have mixed feel- Bickmore, who has been a longtime friend. �� ings,” Ward said, admitting she’d really liked her job. Another customer Nadine Turnbow, of Tooele City, Part of the dilemma is that although benefits are says she thinks it’s a good move for the Bickmores. �� better, Walgreens will likely pay less, and require work “They’re always so nice to everyone here and the �� on weekends and holidays — even Christmas day for store always smells so good and the girls are always some employees. so good to us old ladies. I told Maryanne [Bickmore] �� Sheldon Birch, another pharmacist at Dave’s Drugs my car will probably turn in to go to Dave’s Drugs, but �� who once considered becoming a full partner in the I’ll get used to going to Walgreens.” �� company, said it was a sad day when he first learned Terry Beckstead, of Grantsville, said he’ll also take the news. A top graduate from the pharmacy program his business with Bickmore to Walgreens. �� at the University of Washington, he interviewed with “Well, he’s my pharmacist,” he said. �� numerous corporate and independent pharmacies It’s because of loyalty like that that corporate phar- before deciding on the job at Dave’s Drugs. After macies are interested in small businesses, Bickmore �� extensive research, he decided he preferred an inde- admits. He said he has received many offers to sell for pendent pharmacy. He also wanted to learn from just that reason over the years, but this was the first Bickmore’s expertise. that appealed to him. �� “You know the three years I’ve worked with Dave While he admits Walgreens posed some tough com- �� have been fantastic. I’ve learned a lot and my goals petition, he said that’s nothing he was afraid of. have not changed. My family and I intend to be a part “I’ve been concerned about a dozen corporate enti- �� of this community and we still intend to do it. Right ties in the past. I think competitively my best work �� now the right place is Walgreens,” Birch said. comes out when I feel [pressure],” Bickmore said. “I Still, he admits his wife was in tears when they first had taken measures to prepare.” �� discussed the news. Now, Bickmore said he awaits less responsibility, �� Bickmore also feels some sorrow about the as he takes over as Walgreens pharmacy manager, and �� change. more vacation time. He looks forward with mixed feel- “Yep, of course I do. I’ve never had another real ings of his own. �� job, so there’s sadness at having to take this apart, but “It’s sad to see old Tooele go away ... but we do have �� there’s also joy in my family over the stability this will to progress,” Bickmore said. provide. So there’s sadness and there’s joy.” Dave’s Drugs has been open Monday - Friday 9 a.m. �� Beacham sees this as an opportunity for her family. - 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. and is closed on “I was happy for my parents. They’ve been looking Sundays. In contrast Walgreens will be open Monday for an exit plan and they haven’t found one before,” - Friday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. and Beacham said. “I guess it’s bittersweet, but there are a Sunday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. lot of opportunities in it for everybody as well.” e-mail: [email protected] A6 TUESDAY August 22, 2006

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View School food fattening French toast sticks and waffle sticks. Egg, sausage and cheese muffin. A Churro?! This is what school breakfast amounts to, accompanied by high-sugar yogurt and high-sugar cereal. With that kind of breakfast cohorts, even the natural sugar in fruit and the carbohydrates in white toast — that break down into sugar — con- tribute to a problem. That problem is a disgusting epidemic, both devastatingly unhealthy and tragic. The well-documented explosions in childhood obesity and type-II diabetes is exacerbated by these high-sugar, high-fat diets. The National School Lunch Program dictates what types of foods the nation’s school children eat. Much has been made of the influence that agriculture lob- bies, including the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and the National Dairy Council, have played in dictating these menus. In fact, the former lobbyist for the Cattlemen is now the Chief of Staff of the United States Department of Agriculture, and both groups spend millions lobby- ing Congress. The associations are sometimes vilified for the strong role that they play, as if they want fat American children to die young due to heart disease or cancer. Certainly, we do not believe this is true, but their power and influence cannot be denied. So long as they retain their power and school food remains unhealthy, they retain some responsibility. The lunchroom workers are hardly to blame because the foods they choose LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to serve are dictated by what the federal government will pay for. However, the American School Food Service Association has helped in the past to derail health control my child during a tantrum or fit and girls, worked very hard for two weeks standards that they deemed too complicated to be implemented. We hope their Search criticism unjust I simply turn my cheek. But the more the before the pageant. At our first meeting, all Editor: power to derail a program could be lodged toward supporting a better one. community knows about autism, the more the mothers were advised not to put exces- I am originally from Tooele, but I now We urge readers to contact U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, a former educator himself, they will understand I am not a bad mother sive amounts of makeup on our girls or to live in Wyoming and have for a long time. who has not received contributions from these lobby groups for the 2006 election. and my child does not need discipline. He dress them in clothing inappropriate for But I read the paper on line to keep track of Express your concerns about the poor diet standards in school food and ask him has a disease that limits his ability to inter- their age. But, we were also advised that if what’s going on. I want to say something to what can be done to reduce the fat and sugar content of school meals. act socially, which to the public may seem our daughter was fair, (my daughter is very Jerry Devenish about his letter. inappropriate. fair and has light blond hair), we might want Bishop can be reached at [email protected] or by calling 801-292-5577. I am a student in CSI and forensics. When The one thing I hope people can learn to put some mascara and blush on them so you are dealing with someone sick and is that autism is something that my little the lights on the stage didn’t wash them out. twisted enough to grab a child, you never ANOTHER VIEW boy will have for the rest of his life and one This is a common practice in stage produc- know what they are going to do. I work in a person seeing him act out in public is just tions, even for men who are on stage. gas station three hours away from Salt Lake a glimpse into his daily world. Next time a They all chose a talent to perform and and we were watching out for Destiny. child’s tantruming at Wal-Mart, maybe your learned the opening dance routine. It was Arrogance causing airline And if it were one of my children, I would Tooele readers will think twice about it not a few weeks of pressure children that age want everyone in the U.S.A. looking for being so much a behavioral issue as much as are not used to dealing with. They were per- them. She may have been taken in Salt Lake, it may be a disease called autism that they forming; solo, many for the first time in front losses, not the economy but there was nothing saying she was taken don’t understand and to keep their com- of an audience. For adults, that can be scary, by a resident. And in Tooele there are the f the unhelpful, have to rent it. In fact, they offered ments to themselves. but for little girls — it can be terrifying. I canyons. God forbid it ever happens again. disinterested us nothing in compensation for their Once again, thanks for writing a great have to give credit to each and every one of Jerry really needs to sit back and real- Ifolks at U.S. mistakes. While a gift certificate, drink and informative article. I hope to see more those girls, including Kallie, for having the ize what kind of sick minds are out there. Airways had their vouchers or some U.S. Airways swag articles and more awareness for autism in courage to stand up in front of the crowded Because like I said before, if they will grab a way, I’d be writ- would not have gotten us home any Tooele! Thank you. high school auditorium and perform their child and do God knows what to them, you ing this column quicker, some sort of gesture would little hearts out. There were girls who sang, do not know what you are dealing with. Jodie Zimmerman on a notepad in have at least shown that the airline danced and even one girl who played a vio- Amanda Butcher Proud mother of Traver the Pittsburgh was willing to at least fake concern for lin solo — at 7 years old! Wyoming airport. Given the our plight. Pageant letter clarified At the end of the pageant came happiness restrictions in Daniel Kline While rising gas prices and a weak and tears. Yes, my daughter cried after it toiletries allowed Editor: Guest Columnist economy might be hurting profitability Canyon trip ruined I would like to apologize to anyone I was over, as Jennifer so kindly pointed out. in carry-on bag- Editor: at America’s airlines, arrogance and may have singled out in my letter about the But, I think there was probably more than gage, I’d probably My name is Zach and I am 12 years old. I taking the customer for granted have Grantsville beauty pageant. That was not my my daughter’s tears shed after it was all said also smell lousy and my teeth would went to South Willow Canyon with my fam- caused the real problems. Treat your intention. I was just trying to make a point. and done. That is to be expected, they are badly need brushing. That would all be ily and I was extremely disappointed by the passengers badly, constantly lie to It was my opinion and I will not apologize little girls! But, despite my daughter’s tears, I minor because my stomach would be garbage and beer bottles that were every- them and show no regard for their for that. Thank you. want to publicly say how proud I am of her. a horrible, painful mess given that my happiness and not so surprisingly your where. She handled winning first attendant with prescription acid reflux medicine was Also, many people drove past us way too Jennifer Sanders business will suffer. Grantsville grace. She also handled losing the title of the on a plane without me headed toward Nobody, myself included, expects fast and some were doing things that my queen equally as well. Disappointment is to someplace I wasn’t going. the airlines to operate without ever family did not want to have to see. I wish be expected, because no matter what hap- This potential scenario occurred delaying a flight. Weather, mechanical people would not ruin the environment or GOP in power on 9/11 pened, all the girls worked hard and wanted because U.S. Airways (the UPN of the problems and other safety concerns do things that make us have bad memories Editor: to win. But by it’s very definition, competi- I was directed to your paper because of airline industry) decided to cancel make that impossible to avoid. What of our experience. tion means there will be winners and losers. statements made by Sen. Orrin Hatch during my flight from Pittsburgh to Hartford, they can control, however, is how they Zach Fender I hope and pray that as my daughter his visit to the Tooele area concerning ter- Conn. They did this after repeat- treat passengers when such delays Erda grows up she will continue to have confi- rorists waiting for democrats to be elected edly delaying the flight and making it occur. dence in herself and her abilities. I hope I impossible for me to catch any logical so they could attack our country again. If If a flight gets canceled or seriously Show just not for classics can instill in her a sense of worth whether connection that would get me home. I remember right, his party held control delayed, then the airline should do Editor: she wins or loses, and the confidence to After announcing the cancellation, of both Houses of Congress and the White everything in its power to keep cus- Dear Mr. Feinauer, hold her head high, no matter who may send House on 9/11. which was never explained, but in As a winner of one of the awards at the criticism her way. tomers happy. While they might not But that really is not the point here. my opinion had everything to do with Tooele County car show, the award says But more importantly, I hope and pray be able to get you to your destination Decorum seems to be absent while in the the fact that only about 12 tickets cars, truck and motorcycle show — not that as the adults and parents involved we on time, they have a responsibility to home state, referring to his statement, appeared to be sold, the airline made classic. can have even a portion of the grace and keep you comfortable and as happy as “I think Hillary (Clinton) could be the the group of us stand in line. At the As a person who attends a lot of these car maturity that our kids have shown. The possible while you wait. Democratic candidate if she wants it. I call head of the line were two bored ticket- shows, there are old and new alike. In fact purpose of the pageant was lost on you When a restaurant serves a cus- her ‘Hill.’ I don’t think women will vote for ing clerks who offered preposterous one of the cars you refer to has won a lot of Jennifer. The purpose was to celebrate tomer an unsatisfactory meal, the her.” scenarios that mostly involved flying awards and that person is also the owner of the beauty and diversity of the youth of manager offers free dessert or to take I thought she was Sen. Hillary Clinton. to Philadelphia and hoping for a stand- about four other cars that where there. Grantsville, not to degrade and publicly the item off the bill. If a hotel forgets And he calls her “hill” ? Wonder how he by seat on already oversold planes to But more to the point, where was your criticize people for making choices differing to change your towels its staff offers a would like it if she in her travels called him Hartford. truck? Why do you put down good people from yours. The first few of us in line were discount on your bill, a gift certificate “pencil neck”? for a future stay or, at the very least, who tried to put on a car show, and who Keysha Mecham offered seats on the less-than-conve- actually went by car shows they have Jim Platt Grantsville nient 9:59 p.m. flight, which would get an apology from the manager. There’s Riverton a precedent in the service industry attended? me home approximately eight and one And you yourself didn’t even take the half hours late, assuming it wasn’t can- for taking care of inconvenienced or Autism article wonderful time to bring up your restoration in prog- Pageant critique hurtful Editor: celed. By the time my coworker and I disgruntled customers and too many ress. What actually held you back? We all Editor: It was wonderful to see an article about arrived at the head of the line, the only airlines ignore it. have ones in the garage. In fact there are I was truly saddened and bothered when children on the autistic spectrum in Tooele suggestion other than a 6 p.m. flight to The fact that there’s no easy alterna- awards at all car shows, called diamond in I read Jennifer Sander’s letter to the edi- County. As a parent of children with autistic Philly, followed by hoping to get on a tive to air travel has made the airlines the rough, for works in progress. tor concerning the Little Miss Grantsville spectrum disorders, I read the article with standby flight home, was that we fly to complacent. If they hope to entice So before you point a finger at the Pageant. I am a mother of one of the contes- great interest. Special Education for children Providence, R.I. and rent a car to drive passengers to fly for leisure reasons, people of Tooele County for not turning out, tants. In fact, I’m the mother of the one child on the autistic spectrum is a very important to Hartford. then they must treat people better and remember there are four pointing back at Jennifer chose to pick out and criticize indi- issue for Tooele County. Statistically there Although these two cities look give them a little more than a flight you. To those who put on the show: way to vidually in her letter. I feel sad that Jennifer are likely more than 200 children on the somewhat close together on a map, no to someplace they weren’t going, fol- go and do it again next year. chose to put the worth of her child, over the autistic spectrum in Tooele County alone. highway actually connects Hartford lowed by a long drive at the custom- Tammy Strickland worth of mine. I wonder how she thought Obviously there is great need for effective with Providence. Instead, traveling er’s expense. Grantsville her letter would do anything other than and appropriate educational opportunities between the two locations requires Daniel B. Kline’s book, “50 Things bring out the ‘mother bear’ in the rest of the traversing a long, winding local road Every Guy Should Know How To parents of girls involved. chock full of lights, traffic and random Do,” is available in book stores Teach public about autism My daughter, along with all the other SEE LETTERS ON A9 construction. everywhere. He can be reached at Editor: The airline, of course, did not pay [email protected]. An archive of As I wipe away my tears and try to finish for our rental car despite the fact his columns can be found at www. reading your article on autism, I want to LETTER RULES that their incompetence caused us to notastep.com. commend you for writing such a great article and bringing community awareness to a The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the disease that so many know so little about. author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community I have a 3-year-old son who was diag- of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual nosed with autism one year ago today and it circumstances at the editor’s discretion. amazes me how little people know about a All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long disease that affects more children than even are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit-

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hard, but he also played hard. Lee is survived by his wife, Certified Nurse Assistant Leland L. Rockwell His adventurous spirit led him to Lillian Walters; a sister Sherry hike, fish, hunt, camp and raft. (Dan) Grgich; his five children, Leland LaMar Rockwell For many years, Lee organized Michael S. (Connie) Rockwell, passed away peacefully on Aug. outdoor excursions for friends, Dennis L. (Maria) Rockwell, 18, 2006, in the home he built, September 5, 2006 family and Boy Scouts. Larry R. (Tami) Rockwell, Kelly surrounded by a devoted fam- NOW Whether quietly taking in L. (Rebecca) Rockwell, all of ing start date! ily who love him and will miss the majesty of God’s creations Tooele, and Jannel Rockwell, Enroll him profoundly. Lee was born on June 6, 1922, in American or white water rafting on the of St. George; 16 grandchildren; in Tooele! Fork, Utah, to Edson and Carrie Salmon River, people loved just and 15 great-grandchildren. Classes will run Rockwell. A descendant of Orrin being with Lee. As an active Funeral services will be held Porter Rockwell, Lee was raised member of the LDS church, on Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 1 p.m. Lee’s church service deepened at the Tooele 4th and 14th Ward STUDENTS LEARN: Monday - Thursday to revere and respect nature. The beauty of the earth was his relationships with friends LDS chapel, on the corner of Anatomy one of Lee’s greatest blessings. and family and helped him to 200 South and 200 West, Tooele. Leland LaMar Rockwell Physiology 4:30 - 8:30 p.m. Lee served as a pilot in the understand Father in Heaven’s Those who wish to honor Lee’s glorious eternal plan. life with his family may visit on Bacteriology United States Armed Forces dur- He built homes of fine qual- On March 7, 1998, Lee’s Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2006, from 6 to Body Mechanics 6-8 weeks ing World War II. Following his ity and workmanship and left beloved Mary Lou returned to 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Disease Processes military service, Lee married his a legacy of beautiful homes in Therapeutic Approaches sweetheart, Mary Lou Mueller, Tooele. her Father in Heaven. Lee was Main St., Tooele, or prior to the Human Relations on July 23, 1948, in Tooele, Utah. In his later years, Lee devel- blessed with the opportunity to funeral service on Wednesday, Program Cost: They were sealed in the Salt oped a talent for gardening. fall in love a second time. At Aug. 23, 2006, from 11:30 a.m. to This class prepares students Application Fee - $35 Lake Temple on Feb. 11, 1953. Many Tooele residents came to the age of 81, on Feb. 15, 2003, 12:45 p.m. at the Tooele 4th and to become licensed as a Lee and Mary Lou delighted in purchase corn from Lee each he married Lillian Walters. 14th Ward LDS chapel. Lee’s fam- Certified Nursing Assistant. Tuition - $270 raising their five children, and summer. Customers enjoyed vis- Lillian and Lee enriched each ily thanks Dr. Carolyn Forbes, instilled in their children Lee’s iting with Lee in his lovely back other’s lives, and they kept each Mountain West Medical Center www.slcc.edu love of nature and fondness for yard almost as much as they other young at heart. Lee loved and Rocky Mountain Care for Register Today!!! working with his hands. Lee was enjoyed the corn. Lee worked Lillian’s children, grandchildren compassionately caring for Lee Tooele Center a general contractor by trade. and great-grandchildren. in his final days. 66 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah 84074

ing. He started the scouting in of Tooele, Utah, Nelda Eggett (435) 843-4350 or (801) 957-3319 Neldo “Nud” Grantsville. He earned his Silver (Brent) of Grantsville, Utah, Beaver award. Cindy Gray (Bob) of Fairbanks, Lemmon He retired from Staffer Alaska; daughter-in-law Jolene Chemical, where he was the Lemmon of Tooele; brother Neldo Lemmon passed away union president and enjoyed all Vernon Lemmon of Mesa, Ariz.; Friday, Aug. 18, 2006, at his its challenges. �� home in Grantsville, with family and sister Beth Neilson of Neldo loved narrating church Richfield, Utah. Dad and Mom’s by his side. programs. He wrote poems and �� He was 83 years young! posterity include 17 grandchil- songs for friends and family. He dren, 23 great-grandchildren and Neldo was born Dec. 8, 1922, especially loved to sing for peo- �� at 4:15 p.m. in Silver City, Utah, one great-great-grandchild. ple on the senior citizens bus Neldo is preceded in death by to John S. Lemmon and Verna Neldo “Nud” Lemmon trips and at the senior center. He his parents; four brothers; three �� Bradfield Lemmon. He is the shared jokes and funny stories sisters; son Roger Vern Lemmon; sixth of 10 children, which leads some of his poems. He even got with his grandchildren. His gar- and two grandchildren Michael �� up to one of his favorite sayings: to meet Red Skelton! den was the best in the world! “How many Lemmons does it He met and married the love People came from all around to and Trona. �� take to make a dozen? Two!” of his life, LaVern Ida Newell on ask him his gardening secrets! Friends and family may call at Growing up in Silver City, Dec. 22, 1941, in Magna, Utah. His tomatoes were delicious! He Tate Mortuary 110 S. Main Street, Utah he loved to play basketball, They were later sealed for time also kept busy cutting wood. He Tooele, Utah on Tuesday, Aug. �� hunt deer, herd sheep and chase and eternity on April 17, 1953, in was honest in his dealings and 22, from 6-8 p.m. Funeral servic- wild horses. He loved the cow- the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. taught his children to be the es will be held Wednesday, Aug. �� boy ways. Neldo was an active member same. 23, at 11 a.m. with a viewing from He attended Tintic High School in The Church of Jesus Christ He is survived by his lov- 9:30-10:30 a.m. Grantsville Third �� in Eureka, Utah. He played on of Latter-day Saints, held many ing wife of 63 wonderful years Ward LDS Chapel, 415 W. Apple the Kennecott Basketball Team. positions including counselor in LaVern Lemmon; children Gloria St. Grantsville, Utah. Interment Dad always loved poetry and the bishopric and high council. Jaeger (Richard) of Magna, will be at the Grantsville City �� singing. He won awards for He was very active in scout- Utah, Jim Lemmon (Carolyn) Cemetery. �� Brenda Jean Va.), Joseph (Layton, Utah), and �� Benjamin (Stafford, Va.). She is NOTES OF �� Liddiard also survived by her brothers �� Gary Shubert of Easthampton, APPRECIATION Conn. and Ron Shubert of Ophir. Brenda Jean Liddiard of �� She was preceded in death by Stafford, Virginia passed away �� unexpectedly on Aug. 17, 2006, her parents and a younger sister, Kelley family at the age of 49. Carla. Brenda was born April 19, Brenda had an intense love The family of Merna M Kelley �� 1957, to Albert Charles Shubert of God and family. She will be wishes to express our sincere and Vera Leona Leetham Shubert remembered for her excellent appreciation to all those who were �� in Salt Lake City, and grew up cooking, her unselfish nature, supportive during the illness and and spent her early adulthood her terrific sense of humor and passing of our wonderful wife and �� in Tooele. She and her family her love for her fellow human mother. Thank you to: moved to Virginia in 1987. Brenda Jean Liddiard beings, particularly children. The wonderful neighbors in Brenda was an active member She will be missed by all who California who helped while we had of The Church of Jesus Christ of Brenda returned to school in knew her. Mom at home. Latter-day Saints, holding sev- recent years, both as a student at The family will be receiving The Staff of Kings Nursing Home eral positions both in the Relief Germanna Community College friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on for taking care of Mom while in Society and the Primary. She and as a nutrition worker at Friday, Aug. 25, 2006, at Tate California. was also an active volunteer in Brooke Point. Mortuary, and one hour prior to The Staff of St. Josephs Villa for �� the local school system and a She is survived by her hus- the funeral services, which will taking care of Mom while in Utah. founding member of Brooke band Evan Liddiard; and by her be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Tate Mortuary for your kindness Point High School’s After-Prom four sons, Evan Jr. (Richmond, the Tooele Stake Center at 253 and compassion. 102279�� 9.972x7 bw 6/30/06 3:11 PM Page 1 Committee. Va.), Thomas (Williamsburg, S. 200 East in Tooele, Utah. Peggy Pitt for the wonderful job she did on Mom’s hair. Bill and Heather Burton for the wonderful music. The Eighth Ward Relief Society for the luncheon after the services. Bishop Tom Atkin for officiating Mom’s services. Tammy McCrone and Carolyn Proctor for the comforting words spoken at Mom’s services. Ila Bigelow and Georgia Monroe for the invocation and benediction. A special thanks to Paul Kelley for the wonderful, comforting family prayer and the dedication of Mom’s final resting place. All those who sent flowers and cards. Shandy Lewis for opening her home to us after the luncheon. Thank you for being there. Track your spending online Sincerely, with My Spending Report, Francis Keith Kelley, Teresa only from Wells Fargo. Healy, Kay Curtis, and families Sweeney family

The Sweeney family would like to thank all the small businesses, individuals and committee members for their donations, support and hard work. The benefit ride and barbecue fundraiser was a huge success. A special thanks to Clean Harbors and the employees of the Aragonite Facility for being behind us 100 per- With My Spending Report,every purchase you make with your Wells Fargo® Check Card and Credit Card,plus your Online Bill cent. We appreciate all of you. Pay activity, appears in one online statement.And since your expenses are automatically sorted into categories, like groceries The Sweeney’s (Eldon, Yvonne and gas, it’s easier to find places where you can save. My Spending Report is free with Wells Fargo® Free Checking. and Cody) Why wait for someday? Talk with a Wells Fargo banker,call 1-800-WFB-OPEN (1-800-932-6736) or visit wellsfargo.com today. Obituaries continued on © 2006 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. A9 TUESDAY August 22, 2006 A9 OBITUARIES

dren Kyle and Camille Durrant. to 8 p.m. at the Tate Mortuary, Max Henry Oborn Services will be held on located at 110 S. Main Street in Thursday, Aug. 24, at 11 a.m. Tooele. Interment will be held Durrant with a viewing from 9:30 to 10:45 at the Vernon Cemetery where a.m. at the Tooele Stake Center, Max will be laid to rest beside 1938 - 2006 located at 253 S. 200 East in his parents and brothers. Tooele. A viewing will be held Max will be missed by many. Max Henry Oborn Durrant on Wednesday, Aug. 23 from 6 We love you, DAD!! passed away peacefully on Aug. 19, 2006. He was born Jan. 3, 1938, in Tooele, Utah, and was the fifth of nine children to his parents, Rendell and Emily Oborn Durrant. Max graduated from Tooele High School in 1956. He went on to play bas- � ketball for Mesa College, then � served a successful LDS mission Max Henry Oborn Durrant � to the Northern States Mission. � great-grandchildren; four He came home and received � his bachelor’s degree from the brothers Howard(Sharel), University of Utah and later Ralph(Patt), Rendell(Sharon) went back and received his mas- and Floyd Durrant; two sisters, ter’s degree from Westminster Connie O’Hanlen-Miner and College. Max spent many years Gloria Durrant. He was preceded teaching his passion for art in in death by his father and moth- high schools and adult educa- er, Rendell and Emily Durrant; tion. two brothers Dean and Lynn Max was a devoted father, Durrant; and two beloved chil- brother, grandfather and friend. He had many passions and tal- Cecilia Salazar of Tooele was the winner of the La-Z-Boy Recliner at the ents. His main passions included recent Liddiard Home Furnishings Grandest of Openings drawing. Mike painting, sculpting, ceramics and Michaud of Liddiard Home Furnishings (right) presented the recliner to painting scenery for many plays. Cecilia (shown with her grandchildren). He loved outdoor activities such �� as snowmobiling, four-wheel- �� ing and camping. He especially �� peer experiences. The flip side of loved tinkering in his workshop Letters that is, unfortunately, more often and building toys for his chil- the truth. As a result, children on dren, grandchildren and neigh- continued from page A6 �� the spectrum have a significantly borhood kids. He loved going for these children. Special educa- higher incidence of suicide and for long rides to discover new �� tion definitions for these children drug use as they enter their teenage places and revisit old places, �� goes beyond typical reading and years than their ‘typically’ function- especially in his many collect- math help. While those skills are ing peers. Most children on the ible cars including his newest �� certainly important, autism is large- spectrum long to form the friend- baby, a beautiful Toyota Solara ly a communication disorder. ships and connections that they convertible. Finally, Max could �� The ability to communicate observe their peers engaging in, but not pass up a good dance — he and form meaningful relationships they lack the skills to be able to do always had the ladies reeling on with peers is critical for any and so. However, research has proven the dance floor with his good �� all future possibilities for these time and time again, that children looks and fancy moves. �� wonderful children. If children on the spectrum can learn these Max was an active member �� with autism could learn conversa- skills. Moreover, the earlier the of The Church of Jesus Christ �� tion, communication and social interventions take place, the more of Latter-day Saints. He loved �� skills simply by proximity to ‘typi- likely the children are to internalize to spend hours preparing les- cal’ children, they would not have and generalize the skills that they son plans for his Sunday School �� autism. Children on the autistic learn. classes. He was a member of �� spectrum require large amounts of While the needed educational the Sons of Utah Pioneers, time invested in teaching skills that interventions certainly involve the Republican Party and various �� other children pick up through the financial resources of the school special interest organizations. �� course of their development. Simple district, it is surely easier (and less Max is survived by two things that others take for granted expensive) to begin those interven- sons Mark (Julie) Durrant and �� like, “how do I understand what tions as early as possible in a child’s Cameron (Bobbie) West; five someone else thinks or feels?,” or educational career. After all, those daughters Kris (Phil) Klearner, “was that person joking or serious?” 200 children on the autistic spec- Alycia (Matt) Bennett, Natalie become complex, frustrating and trum in Tooele County will likely be Durrant, Chelsea (Craig) difficult tasks for someone on the going through the school system. Chambers and Rachael Durrant; autistic spectrum. Starting the education these chil- 12 grandchildren; and three The majority of all intervention dren need at an early age will pre- for children on the autistic spec- empt a lot of problems, heartache trum is done by a caregiver (usually and increased difficulty in working DEATH NOTICE a parent) in the home. Parents of with these same children as they children on the spectrum have to grow older. It will save potential learn to be therapists themselves societal costs in the long run once Mary Lacey because of the huge time commit- the children leave the school sys- ment involved in teaching these tem and enter the “real world.” Mary Lacey of Tooele, passed children the rudimentary elements I am glad that the dialog about away Monday, Aug. 21. Funeral of communication that most people autism special education programs services are pending, please con- take for granted. It is a non-stop, is taking place. I encourage the tact Tate Mortuary for additional �� 24-hour job. Tooele County School District to information. A full obituary will The school district is in a unique continue to learn and understand appear in the Thursday edition �� position to provide appropriate more about autism. It is for the of the Transcript Bulletin. �� educational opportunities for welfare of our children that we as �� children on the autistic spectrum parents advocate for our children. If �� that are not necessarily available we don’t do it, who will? The needs If it happens here, �� in the home. For example, helping of more than 200 children ride on �� children to generalize skills to a creating an appropriate educa- read about it here. �� peer group situation is difficult to tional program for autism in Tooele do with only siblings to practice County. The potential is here for a TOOELE �� on in the family room. Learning to great program to exist. Let’s work TRANSCRIPT function in peer groups is a critical together and create something that BULLETIN �� skill that will affect these children other school districts will want to �� for the rest of their lives. Well- model. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 designed school programs have the Rebecca Peterson �� potential to help create positive Grantsville � �� TUESDAY August 22, 2006 A10

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Snacks can be a tasty necessity chool bells Srang yesterday morning. Teachers were ready and waiting with books and activities to kick off a new year. Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT Kids got up early, boarded buses or Homefront joined car- pools or headed out on foot to a new school year. Parents saw them off and quietly breathed a pleased sigh knowing that they have a few hours to themselves to get things done before the kids come back through the door. Ah, but when they do come back through the door, what then? It has been several hours since lunch and their first words may be “What is there to eat?” Not many homes are ready with supper at 2:45 p.m., so a snack is probably the answer. An afternoon snack is not just an indulgence for kids. Generally, photography / Alleen Lang their activity level is higher and Frogs in the leaping contest went by all sort of names, such as the commonplace “George” to the creative “Wartmeister.” Occasional renegade creatures mad their way to the nearby lake adding to the fun during Stansbury Days Saturday. Children scrambled to catch their pets and adults scurried to get out of the frogs’ paths. their metabolisms run faster than adults. Small-capacity tum- mies need a between-meal pick- me-up. It could be six hours or more between lunch and supper. Most kids begin to droop — or get grumpy — for lack of fuel. A planned snack can be a healthy part of a child’s balanced diet. They will get more energy to go Stansbury Days out and play, perhaps instead of plopping down in front of the T.V. They still need to concentrate Almost three dozen frogs compete in leaping contest on homework and chores and an afternoon snack may provide the energy needed for such things. Given a choice of snacks, most by Alleen Lang kids will opt for a candy bar over CORRESPONDENT a plate of spinach, but fortunately there are nutritious and appetizing tansbury Park, a snacks available. planned community No kid can resist pizza, and with a man-made pizza doesn’t have to be loaded lake, golf course and with fat. Consider what is on a pizza — tomato sauce, meat, a plethora of parks, cheese and vegetables. It can Sis unique in Tooele County. be very healthy and it can be It is only fitting Stansbury something they put together them- Days should have a distinctive selves. Simplify it all. Replace the celebration starting with an crust with half an English muffin, early morning open swim of a whole pita or a tortilla. Let them triathlon athletes and ending smear on a bit of bottled spaghetti sauce, sprinkle it lightly with low with the sparkle of fireworks fat mozzarella cheese, and top with plenty of water sports in with a bit of lean meat or chopped between. vegetables. Heat for a few minutes “This is the best attended event we in the toaster oven or microwave, have had so far,” said Randall Jones, and then eat! chairman of the Stansbury Greenbelt Ice cream is a special favorite and Park Services board of trust- while the weather is still hot, but ishing up with a 5 K run, she said. ees. “It was really busy,” agreed Kim Cameron Gibby placed first in the kids are not likely to complain Marshall, service board office man- too loudly if you substitute frozen men’s division with division. At 11 ager. years old, Jacob Maughn was the yogurt. “Stansbury has grown,” Marshall That plate of spinach may not youngest competitor. He completed added, noting it is only to be expect- the entire event. appeal to them, but you may be ed the Stansbury Days would also surprised at your kids’ response “We wanted to do a different event become more popular. this year,” DeSomer said. “A lot of to fresh vegetables given the right The Stansbury Homeowners asso- presentation. Provide a dip and people are training for triathlons,” ciation sold approximately 600 food she added, noting the three event somehow vegetables take on a tickets for a chance to dine on burg- whole new meaning. Kids gener- competition is becoming more popu- ers or pizza, said Hannah Philpot, lar among athletes who might have ally like foods they can dip. A one of the event organizers. bunch of carrot and celery sticks, trained for a marathon a few years This year the day long festival ago. cucumbers or cherry tomatoes started with the sprint triathlon, a may taste pretty good, even to The challenge of swimming in open new event this year. Competitors water brought participants from as kids, if they have something to dip tested their mettle by swimming, bik- it in. Try a ranch dip or a hummus far away as Salt Lake City. Other par- ing and running to the finish line, said ticipants were from Erda, Stansbury dip. Baked tortilla chips and whole Alana DeSomer, event organizer. wheat crackers are also great dip and Tooele, she said. A sprint triathlon is a shorter ver- Athletes were cheered on by a accompaniments. sion of the event seen in Olympic A sliced apple is pretty tasty crowd of well wishers, some holding competition, she said. Athletes start- posters to encourage their favorite photography / Alleen Lang on its own, but add a dip, and it ed by swimming 175 meters. Next, becomes a party. Same thing goes The simplest craft, manned by Tim Boone and Dallin Johnson (above, left), won they climbed on bikes for the 12 mile the cardboard boat race. Sailboat number 34 (above), captained by Dave Zinn, for other fruits. SEE STANSBURY ON B12 second leg of the journey before fin- won the regatta for the fifth year in a row.

SEE SNACKS ON B11 Choir Politics Homeschool Sing around county Free breakfast Homeschoolers join

The Tooele County Choral Clifford for State Legislature Orientation for new homeschool- Society is holding auditions for sing- is hosting a free Labor Day ers will be held on Sept. 9 from ers on Saturday, Aug. 26, starting breakfast. Everyone is invited. 10 a.m. to Noon at Tooele Art at 4 p.m. at St. Barnabas Church This will take place Monday, Center located in the Merc Plaza. in Overlake. We are looking to add Sept. 4, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. at Information concerning this orien- voices for each part and would love Tooele City Park, beside Pratt tation will continue to be posted at to have you join us. Contact Denise Aquatic Center. www.utahfamilies.net/. McCubbins at 224-5032 or 843-8402 If you have any questions to schedule a slot. please contact Melanie Skelton at [email protected] or 843- 4443. TUESDAY August 22, 2006 A11 Donation gives hospital patients great movie seats Young patients at Mountain West Medical Center now have a front row seat at the movies thanks to a Tooele video store and the gen- erosity of citizens here and across Utah. On Aug. 2 the pediatrics wing at Now offerin g Ages 3-19, MWMC was presented $2,300 worth cheer, dan ce, of DVDs, video games and electron- All s kill levels ic playing equipment by Tooele’s tu mblin g & Hollywood Video. The pediatrics gymn astics wing has four semi-private rooms, and the donated equipment will be installed in each for patients’ use. “We’re thrilled and grateful to receive this donation because we know it will help our young patients,” said Mountain West CEO Chuck Davis. “They’ll feel like they Call 884-6343 (Ask for Ada or Ken) have a piece of home with them while they’re in the hospital. 429 East Main • Grantsville “But what makes this gift truly (behind Grantsville City Building) special,” he added, “is where it came from.” The 196 DVDs and games, four Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Game Cubes, four DVD players and Local News Source. six controllers were made possible BULLETIN by Hollywood Video employees and Management and employees from customers in Tooele and through- Tooele’s Hollywood Video recently out Utah, and by MWMC physicians presented DVDs, video games and and employees. electronic playing equipment valued All either provided cash or pur- at $2,300 to Mountain West Medical chased equipment for the donation. Center’s pediatrics wing. Money for the James Raburn, director of equipment was raised by Hollywood Tooele’s Hollywood Video, said the Video customers, employees, and by campaign to raise funds began in MWMC physicians and staff. Pictured April with Hollywood Video employ- (l-r) are: MWMC’s Rebecca James, ees taking the project to heart. RN and CEO Chuck Davis; Hollywood Video employees Barbara Miles, Loni “A lot of my employees contrib- Wood, Kathy Toensing, Kenda Miller, uted generously to the effort, and Sam Hobbs, Store Director James the campaign just wouldn’t have Raburn and Sheila Presley. succeeded without them,” he said. Raburn stressed that cash and last January by he and his wife, equipment donations came from Rebecca, who is a registered nurse Hollywood Video customers in at MWMC’s medical/surgical unit. Tooele and across Utah, his employ- However, the campaign’s real gen- ees and Mountain West Medical esis occurred two years ago when Center physicians and staff. the Raburn’s son was in the hospi- He added that a local cabinet- tal’s pediatric wing for two days. Girls Night Out maker, which has requested ano- He didn’t complain about having nymity, will make special cabinets nothing to do, but “you could just for each room in the pediatric wing tell” that he felt that way, noted at Mountain West Medical Center to hold the equip ment. Raburn. Last January the two par- Raburn said the idea to have ents got busy and turned an idea a fund-raiser was formalized into action.

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Hilary Duff and Haylie Duff in “Material Girls.” ‘Material Girls’ dull, flatlines emotionally ’m sure at Tommy (Brent Spiner) tries to some point figure out a deal that will save the Iit sounded girls from poverty. But it involves a like a good takeover by their father’s business idea to the Duff rival Fabiella (Anjelica Huston). sisters to star in The girls are suspicious of the a movie made deal, and of the entire scandal. especially for They’re sure their father would Mountain West Medical Centerʼs Healthy them. They’re never have jeopardized their future, probably or the company, by putting out a Woman Advisory Council is pleased to invite rethinking that Audrey Rock- faulty product. They begin their women of Tooele County to an informal evening decision now. Richardson own investigation into the matter. The siblings STAFF WRITER Meanwhile, these two spoiled workshop on womenʼs health. have sold out brats stay with Inez (Maria for a bland, Conchita Alonso), their housekeep- embarrassingly Reel Talk er and loving mother-figure. The Guest speaker Gail Strindberg, MD will give trite movie girls are humbled quickly as they a presentation on the prevention and treatment that can only learn what the rest of the world serve to further impede their young lives like, and what it’s like to work of varicose veins and related problems. The careers. for something. workshop is free and is designed for women of I’ve liked the Duff sisters in It’s great that the Marchetta efforts past. Hilary is famous for “celebutants” have learned how to all ages. her adorably kooky pratfalls as think about somebody else. And Disney’s “Lizzie McGuire.” And wow, even better that they want Haylie hinted at real talent with her to perform the service of clearing role as snobbish Summer Wheatley Girls Night Out is a monthly series of health- their dead daddy’s good name. But in “Napoleon Dynamite.” good grief, as they found out within related workshops hosted by the Healthy With considerable fame and the plot of the movie, nobody resources behind them, I simply Gail Strindberg, MD Woman Advisory Council. To reserve a space don’t understand how the Duff sis- cares. Board Certified General I suppose you can forgive Hilary for you and your friends, please call 843-3690 ters could have made such a fatal and Thoracic Surgeon mistake. and Haylie for appearing in this or 843-3691. Ava (Haylie Duff) and younger disaster. We all make poor deci- sister Tanzie Marchetta (Hilary sions and blame them on youth, Duff) are socialites of the most and they’re entitled a few mistakes intolerable type. They party, they in the name of youth as well. But date actors and they spend their it’s pitiable, and not at all forgiv- Come and enjoy food, door prizes and a Girls Night Out late daddy’s money. The two are able, that respectable actors Brent heiresses to the Marchetta empire, Spiner and Anjelica Huston had to a fortune built by their father in get tangled up in this train wreck. in Mountain West Medical Center’s classroom cosmetics. The one good point is that in The Hilton sister clones are director Martha Coolidge’s hands, insufferably vain and shallow, and the movie stays clean and almost 2055 N. Main, Tooele nobody cares what happens to totally unoffensive. But there is them. So when Marchetta cosmet- not a single moment of inspiration, ics suffers a major PR crisis that amiability, suspense, credibility, exposes a faulty Marchetta prod- romantic chemistry, or comedy in A participant uct, most of the Marchetta’s fair- the film. It’s as emotionally flat as weather friends abandon the girls. it could be. will win a free They’re left without credit cards, Grade: D transportation, support, or a roof Currently playing. pedicure over their heads. Rated PG for brief language and Daddy’s best pal and partner, mild rude humor. A12 TUESDAY August 22, 2006 Rush Valley residents ride back into community’s history by Karen Hunt The weather cooperated for last horses with his son-in-law so he STAFF WRITER weekend’s pioneers as skies were could carry his granddaughter Alyna In celebration of the the 150th blue and the desert a vast expanse Broderick on his horse. The little anniversary of the settlement of of empty sagebrush. cowgirl sported a broad smile as she Rush Valley, area descendents rode The long weekend trek on saddle rode horseback. horses and wagons from Simpson or in a bumpy wagon was enhanced But, while surrounded by his Springs to Look Out Pass and then by entertainment including cowboy family on the ride, Russell said he on to Rush Valley during a three- poetry, music, a dirt dance and a enjoyed reflecting back on his roots day trek that registered approxi- part in the Rush Valley parade. Meals as well. mately 50 miles last weekend. were provided by Butler Catering. “I like doing things like this The ride honored and commemo- Rush Valley resident Ray Park because it reminds me of my pio- rated the original ride of the early coordinated and directed the cel- neer heritage and what my ances- pioneers who settled Rush Valley ebratory affair. tors went through to make our lives over 15 decades ago. “We’ve actually done it three possible here now,” said Russell. “[I] experienced the dangers and hard times and troubles like the covered wagon tipping over, horse bucking, �� fighting the elements.” Karene Davis, of Rush Valley, �� came out for her third Rush Valley �� ride last weekend with her husband Richard. Davis says she loves any chance to ride a horse, enjoys the history of the Pony Express trail �� and the pioneers and liked to see the desolate plains as they saw them. �� “You have to look for the beauty photography / Jamie Broderick in it,” said Davis. “There is a beauty The Rush Valley ride last Thursday, in this arid desert. Beauty is in the �� Friday and Saturday commemo- eye of the beholder.” rated the community’s 150-year Several members of the Utah history. Members of the Utah Western Heritage Foundation also Western Heritage Association joined the train in covered wagons �� (above and below right) were and pioneer garb. dressed in pioneer outfits as they �� rode in their wagons. Rush Valley “It’s fun to get out on the wagons resident Larry Russell (right) took and horses and see the terrain you his granddaughter Alyna Broderick can’t see. And at night time you get �� horseback riding. Many Rush together and talk to friends, and no Valley residents (bottom) showed TVs and no telephones and you got �� up to join the event on Saturday to meet a lot of new people,” said as part of the town’s parade. Lori Ann Reed, of Kanab. One wagoner, Clyde Bradford, played his harmonica and cracked jokes to entertain his fellow passengers. Bradford said he could play any Find Your Health Oasis song requested, but his harmonica harmonies always sounded the same. He brought a twinkle to his friends eyes as he came up with bits of poetry. The trip was marked with some true-to-history moments when one wagon tipped and a group of horses had to be used to pull it back up again. Some horseback riders also gained more respect for the toughness of old time cowboys — and why they walked like they did in cowboy Westerns — as they experienced aches and pains of riding high in the saddle for the celebra- tory trek. With Jay Spector, MD Women even jumped off the wagons and walked alongside to stretch of Oasis Family Medicine out. Rush Valley pioneers, past and present, even exchanged some of Healthcare for adults and children of all ages their historic stories along the trail. Dr. Jay Spector has practiced family medicine At night the travelers made camp for over 20 years and is dedicated to do more and enjoyed some quiet moments. than make you feel well. The family physician Even former residents, who provides excellent medicine with an emphasis couldn’t participate in the weekend on preventative care. ride, drove out for the entertainment. Carol Johnson Cluff drove out Jay Spector, MD to join in for part of the celebration Dr. Spector treats and helps you and Board Certified Family Physician because of her heritage. your family manage: “I’m a Johnson, that’s why,” she Dr. Spector treats family said. “Yeah, this is a big event. We • Pediatric Care including school members of all ages, from just wanted to see it, see it happen. physicals & immunizations newborns to the elderly. It’s history. We love history.” • Diabetes Because of his specialty, Cluff came with Jessie Sagers • High Blood Pressure Johnson, age 85, who said she • Heart Disease Dr. Spector can used to enjoy horseback riding but • Thyroid Disease conveniently address declared she’s a “little old” for it • Many other medical conditions an entire family’s these days. Johnson is a walking historian on the area, having lived For excellent health care with an emphasis on medical needs. prevention, find your health oasis today with in Rush Valley nearly all of her life, Dr. Spector of Oasis Family Medicine. minus a brief stint when her husband worked in California right after OASIS FAMILY MEDICINE Another great their marriage. Since her husband, 196 E. 2000 North, Suite 100 physician recruited by: Orson Johnson, was the chairman 833-0229 of this year’s annual Rush Valley celebration, she showed up to see times, but this is the biggest,” Park what was going on for this presti- said. gious event. This year Park estimated three “Orson’s great-grandpa Luke S. times the people attended. Johnson was one of the first ones “The littler the town, the bigger in Clover and we’re still living in the event,” he said with a smile. the same farm he had. The seventh Everyone who wanted to par- generation that’s had it and it’s been ticipate was welcome, and people 150 years since Clover was settled,” turned out from all areas of the Jessie Johnson retells. �� state. On the final day of the trek, the The historical event also drew out modern day pioneers pulled into descendents of some of the original �� settlers of Rush Valley. Rush Valley weary, but also with a Larry Russell, a tall, gaunt cowboy, sense of nostalgia. Then the tired and former rodeo organizer, turned pioneers continued with the commu- �� out on his wild horse Angel. Along nity celebration and over 300 people the way the frisky horse bucked purchased copies of The History of a few times, requiring Russell to Rush Valley from author and Rush �� revert to skills he developed during Valley resident Lacey Burrows. his saddle bronc days gone by. History seemed a little closer, �� Later in the ride, Russell traded though it loomed 150 years away. �� e-mail: [email protected] ��

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From The Sidelines GHS netters County teams post wins already in fall over 5A foes by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR pre-season form Grantsville High’s tennis program has become one of the most consistent and annual net powers here has in the state of Utah, regardless of the summer classification. gone? I guess So it shouldn’t surprise anyone time flies W that the Cowgirl net program isn’t when you’re working all afraid to take on any tennis pro- of the time. gram, anywhere. It’s been a hot sum- Grantsville registered a pair of mer and a successful impressive preseason triumphs one for most local sports over Class 5A foes to begin the programs. But fall is just 2006 girls tennis campaign in style. right around the corner, Nick Drake The perennial net power opened and for some Tooele SPORTS EDITOR the season Friday with a hard- County prep squads, the fought 3-2 triumph over a vastly 2006 fall season is already improved Bingham net team. here. Unbelievable. photography/Troy Boman Lori Gallup posted a first-singles The perennial Class 3A girls tennis power Cyprus lineman attempt to block Tooele players in the trenches to allow Pirate place kicker Mark Yates to boot the ball victory while the Cowgirls com- - Grantsville High girls tennis team - began through the up rights in Friday’s preseason game at THS. Cyprus upended Tooele 34-21 in the season opener. bined forces to record a doubles their campaign last week against 5A rival sweep in varsity action at GHS. Bingham and posted a decisive 3-2 triumph. The first doubles squad of Monica The Cowgirls have four returning starters Aagard and Camille Christiansen back out of a possible seven from last year’s Pirates race to quick lead, top Buffs 34-21 and second doubles team of Natalie team and take the court under second-year Tripp and Whitney Hutchins each Coach Patrick Ciervo. by Nick Drake Wasatch in a 7 p.m. preseason affair. we will be much better this week.” powered their way to the triumph Region 18 baseball combatants and neigh- SPORTS EDITOR Buff Coach Sam Elliott said his Cyprus came out strong and to provide the pivotal wins of the bors Dugway and Wendover also return a Tooele took to the field Friday to team made too many turnovers to focused right from the start. The non-league match against the for- few starters and hope to improve and battle open the 2006 gridiron campaign. beat an opportunistic Cyprus squad Pirates ate up most of the game clock midable Lady Miners. for the league title and make the Class 1A And the Buffs looked to begin the in the season debut for both squads. in the opening period and ran 11 If that wasn’t enough to display State Baseball tournament in October. season with a strong start. “Our kids played well,” he stated. plays, and Tooele could only muster the GHS talent, the Cowgirls hit The Mustangs and Wildcats also began Unfortunately, Cyprus failed to “We just had too many turnovers. The four plays in the same period. the courts and completed a 5-0 their season just a couple weeks ago in cooperate and took advantage of effort was good and they executed The Pirates moved the chains whitewash of Class 5A foe Riverton annual invitationals and showed some signs Tooele miscues in the first two peri- their assignments. Defensively, we when Jenkins hit Taylor Jones for an Monday on the Lady Silverwolves of progressing this fall season. ods of play to take a lead the Pirates executed pretty well. Offensively we 11-yard pass play and found Stranz home courts. The Tooele High girls soccer team also would never relinquish. were a little bit behind but every Wolfgramm for a 17-yard connection Gallup, Vanessa Hall and Ashley opened their 2006 season Aug. 10 with a The visitors parlayed three costly team starts out the first game a little through the air. Cyprus also tallied Goddard each seized singles wins hard fought 2-0 win over Carbon. The Lady mistakes into points to grab a quick slow offensively. The three long pass 25 yards rushing on eight runs in while the same doubles tandems Buffs are also young and return few starters 28-7 intermission lead and coasted to plays really hurt us in the first-half the opening period. In spite of mov- completed the domination with from last year’s squad. a 34-21 triumph Friday at Tooele. and all led to scores. Other than that, ing the ball for positive yardage, the a doubles sweep for the second- While Grantsville girls tennis, Wendover Jake Jenkins connected on five our defense was sound. We played game still remained scoreless at 0-0. straight match of the young cam- and Dugway baseball and Tooele girls soc- of seven passes in the opening half, them really tough in the run. The big- Meanwhile, Tooele could only mus- paign. cer opened their seasons last weekend, this including a 55-yard scoring strike gest rushing gain was 23 yards. ter a pass play from Zach Mikesell to Grantsville expects a tough test weekend the local grid iron teams open their to teammate Tre Smith to begin the “I saw a lot of good things,” he Trifon Gochis for two yards and just Thursday when the Cowgirls host road seasons. Both Tooele and Grantsville scoring. Jenkins also fired a 30-yard added. “We never gave up. Even after three runs for five yards. Class 4A foe Sky View in a pre- dropped their season home openers last touchdown pass to Dontrae Williams we threw the pick that ended the The Pirates struck swiftly to begin season match at 3 p.m. at GHS. weekend to Cyprus and Wasatch, respec- in the second session to stake the game. We still went down fighting the second stanza when Jenkins hit Cowgirl Coach Pat Ciervo said tively. Pirates to the three-touchdown lead. and that was very positive. The whole Smith for the 55-yard TD strike and his team improved from the first Tooele ventures east to Heber City to Tooele attempted to battle back game, we were very disciplined and Mark Yates drilled the PAT to stake match to the second and in just a compete against rival Wasatch Friday at 7 with a pair of touchdowns in the sec- only had one penalty. We saw some Cyprus to a 7-0 edge. weekend. p.m. on the Wasps home field. With quite ond-half but couldn’t overcome the things from our personnel as well. Cyprus intercepted a pass moments “I was happy with the season a few key skilled personnel returning, the first-half deficit. Trifon Gochis bolted Dorian was the bright spot and Porter later in the period and ran the ball opener (against Bingham),” he local team expects to battle for a playoff for a dazzling 85-yard kickoff return Hunt caught the ball well and had a deep into Buff territory to set up noted. “Lori Gallup played an out- berth and compete with defending state for a score in the second quarter couple of good catches. Defensively, another Pirate score. Jenkins culmi- standing match against a very good champ Logan, Bear River and Grantsville while Dorian Cochran sprinted for a Josh Banford had a big game for us. nated the short march with a one- player and because of her condi- for high placement in the Region 11 football 20-yard scoring scamper in the third We learned a lot about ourselves in yard scoring plunge and Yates booted tioning. I believe she won the third standings. period and Nic Gochis tacked on a the game and that’s what you want the PAT to spot the visitors a 14-0 set going away because she was Meanwhile, Grantsville hits the road to two-yard plunge in the final frame to from preseason. We still need guys to cushion. in better condition than her oppo- Draper Friday for their season road debut to complete the scoring for the hosts. step up and be the leaders of this team But Trifon Gochis gave the Buffs a nent. It was a good opening win tangle with foe Juan Diego, also at 7 p.m. However, the Buffs dug themselves and say I’m going to get it done and huge momentum boost just seconds and Bingham is a vastly improved The Tooele and Grantsville High cross too deep of a hole in the first-half go out and get it done on the field. We later when the Tooele junior hauled team over the past Bingham teams country teams competed last week in the to climb out of against the stingy also need to work on our toughness in the ensuing kickoff and darted 85 we have faced. I believe they are THS Invitational and season opener. Pirates. and conditioning. But overall, there The Grantsville High School volleyball were a lot of bright spots. We’re not Tooele now ventures to Heber City SEE RACE PAGE B3 SEE NETTERS PAGE B3 squads began their season last weekend, Friday to tangle with fourth-ranked panicking. We learned from this and competing at the North Sevier Invitational in Salina. The Cowgirl spikers begin their home slate tonight against Delta with varsity action set at 7 p.m. Wasps battle past SEE FORM PAGE B3 Cowboys in debut

by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Sports Wrap Wasatch and Grantsville hit the grid iron Friday for their season opening affair at GHS. Softball team forming And just like every team in the state of Utah, both Girls fast-pitch accelerated softball team, teams had high aspirations for their 2006 football 12-and-under, is forming. Birthdate must be teams. after Jan. 1, 1994. Tryouts are scheduled for But as most debuts go, the timing and execution Aug. 23 at 5 p.m. at the fields next to the Leigh were a little off and the game officials weren’t afraid Memorial Pratt Swimming pool. to let either team know it. For information call coach Ron Zander at The Wasps managed to overcome 130 yards and 13 882-8407 or Chris Rael at 843-1741. penalties with three touchdowns and battled past a stubborn Grantsville squad to register a 21-6 triumph Oquirrh hosts Grandmothers over the Cowboys on the road. Jake Salazar bolted for 115 yards rushing on 22 State tourney Sept. 14 carries and hauled in a scoring strike from quar- The Oquirrh Hills Ladies Golf Association terback Taylor Woodruff to spur the Wasatch road will be hosting the State Grandmothers Golf victory. Woodruff also fired his second touchdown Tournament, Sept. 14. toss to Skyler Baumgartner and dashed 35 yards for It will be a 9 a.m. shotgun start. All another to lead to the preseason triumph. Grandmothers invited must have a UGA handi- Ryan Butler rambled 14 yards for the Cowboys cap. For more information call, Norma Pitt lone score of the game and spoiled the Wasps shut- 435-830-1491 out bid. THS soccer wins, ties Wasatch also took advantage of a punt return and a The Tooele High School girls soccer squad perfect punt to the Cowboy goal line to set up a pair began the 2006 fall campaign in impressive of scores and help register the road win. style, posting a victory over Carbon. Grantsville now ventures to Draper Friday to The Lady Buffs blanked the Lady Dinos 2-0 tangle with rival Juan Diego in a preseason contest Aug. 10 in the season opener for both teams. at 7 p.m. Tooele also battled to a 2-2 deadlock against Cowboy Coach Tony Cloward said Wasatch took Rowland Hall-St. Marks last Tuesday. advantage of a couple of breaks to register the road The Lady Buffs host former region rival triumph at GHS. Morgan today at 4 p.m. in non-league action and “I felt okay about the game,” he said. “I thought it also host Uintah Saturday at 10 a.m. as well. would be a defensive battle. It was what I expected, A story on the games this season will be pub- similar to last year. I expected both offenses to sput- lished in a future edition. ter a little bit and I expected both defenses to be pretty solid. We knew their defense would be really solid Cowgirl spikers begin and they got the breaks. That was the difference in The Grantsville High School volleyball team the ball game. They got the turnover, the good punt opened the 2006 campaign in impressive style. return to set them up and the good punt to pin us and photography/Mike Anderson Grantsville running back Ryan Butler attempts to avoid the tackle of Wasatch defender Russell Rose. SEE WRAP PAGE B3 The Cowboy senior raced for 70 yards and the team’s lone touchdown in a 21-6 setback Friday at SEE BATTLE PAGE B3 GHS. TUESDAY August 22, 2006 B3 Lady Buff netters seize season opener

by Nick Drake impressed with his team’s performance in the SPORTS EDITOR opener against the Class 5A Lady Knights. Tooele Coach Derek Smith didn’t know quite “We played surprisingly well for our first match what to expect from his team headed into the 2006 of the season,” he said. “I was happy with the final girls tennis opener Thursday at THS. results. We obviously have room to improve but In fact, the Lady Buffs are so young that nearly it was a good season opener for us. It was good half of the team’s roster is comprised of freshman for the girls’ confidence to beat a bigger school. I netters for the campaign. was a little nervous going into the match because However, inexperience hadn’t hampered the we do have a young team, especially since nearly Tooele girls net squad, at least for the Lady Buff 40 percent of our team is freshman. But the girls debut against Class 5A foe Northridge. stepped it up and I was proud of the way they kept Tooele posted a first singles triumph with their composure and their conditioning helped Lindsie Heder and swept both doubles matches to them win the match. The doubles teams really register a hard fought 3-2 triumph over the Lady impressed me. It was a good way to start the sea- Knights Thursday at Tooele. son, especially with a doubles sweep. Heder registered a consecutive set victory at “I don’t know really what to expect from this first singles while the doubles teams of Ava Van team this early in the season,” he added. “Time Zanten-Alyssa Lambert and Lacey Dimond-Kenna will tell. We have a lot of work to do but we have Stewart completed the sweep of doubles play in some great team leadership and that will go a long the home opener. way in keeping the girls focused on the task at Tooele now hits the road to tangle with pre- hand. Ava Van Zanten has really done a great job season foe Granger Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. on the of leading this team early in the season and we’re Lady Lancers home courts. The Lady Buffs return looking forward to seeing what she can do for home to host Lehi Friday, also at 3:30 p.m., in non- the remainder of the season. Ava and Alyssa are league play. showing the younger players how doubles should Tooele Coach Derek Smith said he was be played.” The Mets captured the Tooele County Babe Ruth National League regular season and tournament crowns. The Mets recorded a 14-1 regular season mark and logged a perfect 5-0 record in the post-season tourna- smacked the PAT to extend the two-yard scoring run down the ment to capture top honors. Team members include, front row, left to right: Logan Frischknecht, Montana Cyprus lead to 28-7 at the half- stretch to complete the scoring Frischknecht, Lake Meacham, Desi Mascarenas, Austin Rawls, Adam Mikesell and Kaleb Frischknecht. Race Middle row: Dawson Dow, Everett Frischknecht, Dylan Vangrimbergen, Josh Bertrand, Hunter Baum and continued from page B3 time break. in the game. Tooele closed to within 28-14, Jenkins connected on six of Weston Brandon. Back row: Coach Jeremy Frischknecht, Coach George Brandon, Coach Clark Mikesell and Coach Jason Rawls. thanks to hard nosed running 12 passes for 154 yards and a yard to paydirt and then, Trevor by Trifon Gochis, Cochran and pair of TD strikes and Williams Black smacked the PAT to pull Nick Terry in the third period. rushed for 75 yards on 13 carries Men’s pool leagues high school. It must also include the hosts back to within 14-7. The Buffs racked up 93 yards for the victorious Pirates. Wrap Tooele County 2006-07 men’s the year the applicant graduated However, Cyprus quickly rushing on 13 attempts in the Cochran bolted for 96 yards continued from page B2 pools leagues are forming. There from THS. answered with another scoring quarter alone after only totaling rushing and the scoring scamper will be a meeting held Aug. 29 at A good photograph of the appli- march, aided on a 30-yard pass 62 yards in total offense, rush- on 11 attempts for the game and Tracks at 7:30 p.m. cant is also necessary. The Cowgirls posted a 3-2 overall from Jenkins to Smith. Marcus ing and passing combined, in Terry tallied 62 yards rushing Newspaper articles, letters of record in the North Sevier Wolves Nelson completed the drive with the first two periods of action. on 12 carries as well. Tooele THS Wall of Fame recommendation, and any other Invitational Volleyball tournament a one-yard touchdown scamper Cochran completed the Buff registered 180 yards rushing for items that may assist in giving the last Friday and Saturday in Salina. applicants and the Pirates grabbed a 21-7 scoring march with a dazzling the game, including 142 after the committee information about the Grantsville beat Juab, North The Tooele High School Wall of edge. 39-yard scamper and Black belt- half-time break, to attempt to applicant should be included. Sevier in pool play and Juab in the Fame committee is seeking new Tooele appeared as if it would ed the PAT. battle back. Phone numbers to contact tournament as well. applicants for consideration for answer the drive when Mikesell Cyprus delivered a knock out Josh Banford spearheaded the nominating person must be The Cowgirls begin their the 2006-2007 induction. Induction drilled Justin Brady with an blow in the final frame when the Buff defense with 10 tack- included so the committee can home season tonight with a pre- ceremonies will take place at the 18-yard pass play to move the Wolfgramm picked off a Buff les while Terry, Cody Westover, contact someone after the selec- season battle with Delta at 7 p.m. homecoming game half-time on chains. But Tooele fumbled and toss and rambled 60 yards to Trifon Gochis, Tyler Almond, tion has been made. Grantsville ventures to the Lehi Sept. 15 when Tooele hosts Class Cyprus recovered deep in Buff paydirt on the interception Jacob Foster, Dan Goode, Matt We also need to know if the Invitational Volleyball tournament 5A foe Brighton. territory. return to build a 34-14 lead. Reader, Porter Hunt and Michael nominated person would be avail- this Friday and Saturday to com- Applicants must be THS grad- Jenkins drilled Williams with a Nic Gochis completed the Cheatham recorded multiple able to attend the homecoming pete in preseason tourney action uates who excelled in athletics 30-yard scoring strike just before scoring in the game with a tackles. game if selected. the intermission break and Yates as well. while a student at Tooele High The deadline for accepting School and who may have con- Last chance football nomination will be Friday, Aug. tinued their success in athletics 25. Send or deliver the application very deserving of their fourth Harrison tallied 60 yards on 13 Youth flag football sign-ups for beyond high school. a fundamental league. The entry to Tooele High School, c/o athletic Battle ranking in state.” carries on the night. Anyone interested may nomi- director Richard Valdez, 301 West Both teams attempted to Jason Clark, Willie Loakes fee is $30-35 for ages three to six. nate a former athlete. The nomina- continued from page B2 Space is limited. The first game is Vine, Tooele, UT 84074. shake off the preseason rust. In and Butler paved the way tion must include a neatly typed Contact Principal Larry Harrison that was the difference in the fact, the game was marred by a for the Cowboy defense with Sept. 18. Registration is now. Call letter, listing the applicant’s ath- Nan at 843-7506. or Richard Valdez if there are any game. All three of their scores combined 25 flags for 245 yards eight tackles each while Giles, letic accomplishments while in questions about a nomination. came on a shortened field. in penalties. Watson, Harrison, Michael “Our defense has some work Each squad struggled on Copeland, Jake Worthington, to do but we didn’t let them offense in the early going and Austin Kennedy, Ty Hamatake, sustain any long drives,” he neither team could take advan- Matt Skinner, Tyler Farr and added. “Offensively we had tage. Dalton Barney registered mul- some good drives going but But Wasatch caught the first tiple tackles for the Cowboy we couldn’t finish. Either a break when a punt pinned the defense on the night. turnover or consecutive penal- Cowboys at their own one- Complete scoring in the ties would kill our drives. Field yard line and the Wasps forced game will be published in a position and time of possession Grantsville to punt the ball future edition. are critical and we lost both back to them with the goal of them. We came out with a line near the line of scrimmage. Subscribe Today lot of confidence, our coach- Then, Jordan Wright hauled in 882-0050 ing staff and our personnel. We a 34-yard punt and dashed 18 are a very inexperienced team yards to the Cowboy 18 to set and we performed better than I up the visitors first score of the anticipated. We get a couple of game. Form breaks and it could have been Woodruff connected on six continued from page B2 a different outcome. Give all of 12 passes for 111 yards and of the credit to Wasatch, they the two scoring strikes. So now there will be stories on are a good football team, espe- Butler racked up 70 yards all of the prep fall sports teams cially up front, and they are rushing on 14 attempts and from Tooele to Grantsville, Dugway to Wendover. Now sports fanatics all over the program because we are used county won’t go into convul- Netters to playing good competition. sions without their fix of sports continued from page B2 Riverton was another nice team every Tuesday and Thursday for for us to start with in our sea- another full school year. the top team in their region. It son. We played better than we Fall sets the tone for the was good challenge for us and did Friday considering the heat remainder of the seasons in a very good match. They are a that we had to deal with. It each school and high expecta- very fun team to open with. I see tions are running rampant in all them continually getting better. seemed like it took forever to get there. I was really proud of of the local fall camps. “Riverton was second in So let’s hit the road and get their region last year and we the way the kids responded to the adverse weather conditions out there and witness some fun beat them up pretty good last and entertaining prep athletes and first road test. It was a nice year,” he added. “They have a and teams once again represent- road win. Sky View has been lot of high expectations this ing all four of our communi- year but we handled them with decent in the past against us and ties and prep schools in Tooele ease (Monday). Playing big I anticipate it to be another good County. 5A schools doesn’t bother our match for us (Thursday).”

photo courtesy Athletic Images The Yankees captured the Tooele County Babe Ruth 14-15-year-old crown during the 2006 baseball campaign. Team members include, front row, left to right: James DeSantiago, Spencer Bunn, Austin Burr and Todd Collins. Back row: Coach Ron Baum, Taylor Hunt, Alex Gochis, Kaden Baum and Nathan Pectol. Missing in photo is Micahael Bonacci, Jake Golden, Brennan Walker, Baylon Horrocks, Sean Perkins and Coach Brad Haycock. B4 TUESDAY Aug. 22, 2006

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Sexual Healing (iTV) Faking orgasms. “Dirty Deeds” › (2005) Milo Ventimiglia. ‘NR’ (CC) “Who’s Your Daddy?” (2003) Brandon Davis. ‘R’ (CC) hol, and George sees lots of heart- (591) TMC (5:15) “Infinity” ›› (1996) ’ Cont’d (:15) “My Girl” ››› (1991, Drama) Anna Chlumsky. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Assassination of Richard Nixon” ››› (2004) ‘R’ (:45) “The Machinist” ››› (2004) Christian Bale. ’ ‘R’ burn ahead if they wed in “Friends Don’t Let Friends Marry Drunks.” WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 23, 2006 CSI: NY CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Rock Star: Supernova (N) ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Riding the Lightning” CSI: NY A murdered plastic surgeon. 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(:05) Fear Factor ’ (CC) la’s (Carmine Giovinazzo, Melina (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV ’ Blue Collar TV ’ One Tree Hill ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) Kanakaredes) investigation of a (23) FX (4:00) “The Missing” ››› Cont’d King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Arizona” Cops “Arizona” 30 Days “Pro-Choice/Pro-Life” (N) blind sculptor’s murder leads them (25) QVC Gold Rush Sport Savvy: Fashion EXEX by Claudia Agudelo- Jewelry into the world of “cuddle parties.” (26) ANPL Piranhas (N) Barracudas (CC) Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (N) Piranhas Barracudas (CC) Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (27) NICK SpongeBob Just for Kicks ’ ADifferent World ADifferent World A Different World A Different World (:12) A Different World “Soldier Boy” ADifferent World A Different World A Different World A Different World Thursday (28) FAM “Chasing Liberty” ›› (2004, Romance-Comedy) Mandy Moore, Matthew Goode. (CC) Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Africa’s Children Smallville (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Grim Adventures Camp Lazlo Xiaolin Showdown Naruto Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Pee-wee Play. Shin Chan Full-Alchemist Big O (31) CMTV Inside Fame “The Dukes of Hazzard” “Overboard” ›› (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell, Edward Herrmann. Comedy Club “Desperado” ›› (1987, Western) Alex McArthur, David Warner. 7 p.m. on / KUWB (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire Hannah Montana Zack & Cody That’s So Raven That’s So Raven “The Lizzie McGuire Movie” ›› (2003, Comedy) Hilary Duff. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Life With Derek American Drgn Our little Superboy is growing up! (36) SPIKE “Lethal Weapon” ››› (1987, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. ’ Blade: The Series (N) ’ (CC) Blade: The Series ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) UFC: Liddell Blind Date (CC) Tom Welling, who plays Clark, (38) AMC “Sleeping With the Enemy” ›› (1991) Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin. (CC) Hustle (CC) (:15) “Instinct” › (1999, Drama) Anthony Hopkins, Cuba Gooding Jr., Donald Sutherland. (CC) Hustle (CC) makes his directing debut with (39) TNT Without a Trace “The Bus” ’ Without a Trace ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Little Big Man” ’ Saved “Code Zero” (CC) Las Vegas “Like a Virgin” ’ (CC) Alias “The Abduction” ’ (CC) “Fragile.” Clark and Martha (Annette (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) In the Footsteps of Bin Laden (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) O’Toole) take in a little girl (Emily (43) CNBC Fast Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Herst) whose foster mother has (46) LIFE (5:00) “Wild Iris” ›› (2001) Cont’d “Infidelity” (2004) Kim Delaney. A family therapist cheats on her husband. Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division been murdered. But when they find (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto out the child has a special power — (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score (52) ESPN Little League Baseball: World Series Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) she can shatter glass — they sus- (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Terrible Swift Sword” pect she might be the killer. (71) DISC Need to Know Need to Know MythBusters Grenades. (N) (CC) Futureweapons High-tech weapons. MythBusters “Stinky Car” (CC) Need to Know Need to Know MythBusters Grenades. (CC) Grey’s Anatomy (518) ENC “Blade: Trinity” ›› (2004, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Jessica Biel. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Mercury Rising” ›› (1998, Suspense) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Lone Star” ››› (1996, Drama) Chris Cooper, Elizabeth Peña. ‘R’ (CC) ›› ›› ’ ››› ’ $ (534) STARZ (4:40) Elf Cont’d (:20) “Ice Princess” (2005) Joan Cusack. ‘G’ (CC) (:05) “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” (2004) ‘G’ (CC) “Sin City” (2005, Crime Drama) Jessica Alba, Devon Aoki. ‘R’ (CC) 8 p.m. on ABC (561) MAX Back in Business “Batman” ››› (1989, Action) Jack Nicholson. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Batman & Robin” › (1997, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Batman Begins” ››› (2005) (CC) Addison (Kate Walsh) beds a plastic (576) SHOW Quiz Show ››› “Hockey Mom” (2004) Jessalyn Gilsig. ‘PG-13’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Brotherhood Rose takes a new job. “National Lampoon’s Dorm Daze” › (2003) Tatyana Ali. (:10) “Easy” ›› (2003) ‘R’ (CC) surgeon (Eric Dane) whom Meredith (591) TMC Moulin Rouge “F.I.S.T.” ›› (1978) Sylvester Stallone. A labor organizer succumbs to power and corruption. ’ “Without a Paddle” ›› (2004, Comedy) Seth Green. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Hazing” (2004) Brad Dourif. ‘R’ (Ellen Pompeo) dubs “McSteamy.” And that isn’t the only steam generat- THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 24, 2006 ed in this episode. The interns treat a CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 woman who can’t stop having or- (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Big Brother: All-Stars ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Without a Trace “The Innocents” ’ News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show gasms. Meredith’s mom (Kate Burton) (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “Yesterday” (CC) Primetime (N) (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider can’t stop talking about her own long- (5) NBC News News My Name Is Earl The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Windfall “Urgent Care” (N) ’ (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno ’ Late Night ago affair. Alex and Izzie try but fail to (6) HBO “Barcelona” ››› (1994) Taylor Nichols. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “City of Angels” ››› (1998, Romance) Nicolas Cage. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Trust the Man “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” ››› (2005) Johnny Depp. ‘PG’ (CC) ’ ’ keep their hands to themselves. (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour (CC) Monarchy Globe Trekker “Indian Ocean Islands” Summer Wine Brittas Empire Utah: The National Parks (CC) (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Pendulum” › (2002, Suspense) Rachel Hunter, James Russo. 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(:05) Fear Factor “All Female Show” Julia Roberts and several of today’s (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Fragile” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Something Wicked” ’ King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) most impressive younger actresses (23) FX Married... With Married... With King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Mona Lisa Smile” ›› (2003, Drama) Julia Roberts, Kirsten Dunst, Julia Stiles. Premiere. Mona Lisa Smile — Kirsten Dunst, Julia Stiles and (25) QVC Weekend Style: 16th Anniversary Craftsman Workshop: 19th Anniversary Sapphire-September Birthstone Handpainted Home Furnishings Maggie Gyllenhaal — add zest to a (26) ANPL Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix (N) Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Meerkat Manor Animal Planet Heroes Phoenix predictable plot in this 2003 school (27) NICK SpongeBob Romeo! ’ (CC) ADifferent World Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince (:12) The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince drama directed by Mike Newell (28) FAM “Uptown Girls” ›› (2003, Comedy) Brittany Murphy, Dakota Fanning. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program (“Four Weddings and a Funeral”). (29) TOON Gym Partner Foster’s Home Camp Lazlo Xiaolin Showdown Naruto Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Pee-wee Play. Shin Chan (N) Full-Alchemist Big O “Stripes” Roberts plays a bold 1950s Welles- (31) CMTV Home Videos Home Videos Top 20 Countdown Making the Video “Desperado: Badlands Justice” ›› (1989, Western) Alex McArthur. ley College teacher who encourages (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire Hannah Montana Zack & Cody That’s So Raven That’s So Raven “High School Musical” ›› (2006, Musical Comedy) Zac Efron. ’ (CC) Emperor New American Drgn students to think for themselves. (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ UFC Unleashed (N) ’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) (38) AMC “Hard to Kill” ›› (1990, Action) Steven Seagal, Kelly LeBrock, Bill Sadler. “Hoodlum” ›› (1997, Crime Drama) Laurence Fishburne, Tim Roth, Vanessa Williams. (:45) “Hard to Kill” ›› (1990, Action) Steven Seagal. Movie: High School Musical (39) TNT “Signs” ››› (2002, Suspense) Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix. (CC) (:15) “Dreamcatcher” › (2003, Horror) Morgan Freeman, Thomas Jane, Jason Lee. (CC) (:45) “Mars Attacks!” ›› (1996) Jack Nicholson. (CC) 9 p.m. on A DISN (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) It’s cheesy, it’s Disney-wholesome, (43) CNBC Town Hall Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch and the kids love it; the soundtrack (46) LIFE (5:00) “Blind Injustice” (2005) Cont’d “Family in Hiding” (2006, Suspense) Brenda Strong. Premiere. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division album is still a hot seller months after (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto this musical comedy’s premiere. Di- (51) FXSPN MLB Bloopers: The Funny Side Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score (52) ESPN Little League Baseball: World Series Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live SportsCenter (Live) (CC) rected by choreographer Kenny Orte- (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Monk Monk has amnesia. (CC) (:05) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:02) Monk (CC) ga (“Newsies”), it stars Zac Efron (71) DISC A Haunting A house in Tucson, Ariz. A Haunting “Ghost Soldier” (N) Most Evil Diabolical plots. (N) Supermax “The SHU” (CC) A Haunting A house in Tucson, Ariz. A Haunting “Ghost Soldier” and Vanessa Anne Hudgens as two (518) ENC “Shall We Dance?” ›› (2004) Richard Gere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “G.I. Jane” ››› (1997, Drama) Demi Moore, Viggo Mortensen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Hostage” ›› (2005, Action) Bruce Willis, Kevin Pollak. ’ ‘R’ (CC) radically different teens who decide (534) STARZ (5:10) “Copycat” ››› ‘R’ Cont’d (:15) “The Legend of Zorro” ›› (2005, Adventure) Antonio Banderas. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Hwd Reporter “The Fog” ›› (2005) Tom Welling. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) Sky High ’ to challenge their innate personalities (561) MAX (4:45) “Million Dollar Baby” ’ Cont’d “Beverly Hills Cop II” ›› (1987) Eddie Murphy. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Interpreter” ››› (2005, Suspense) Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Man” ›› (2005) ‘PG-13’ (CC) and act in a play. Once together on- (576) SHOW (5:15) “Mean Girls” ››› Cont’d “Open Water” ››› (2003) Blanchard Ryan. ‘R’ (CC) “Havoc” ›› (2005) Anne Hathaway. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Brotherhood Rose takes a new job. (10:55) Anna Nicole Smith Exposed stage, feelings start to develop. (591) TMC The Last Waltz ’ (:45) “The Sweeper” ›› (1996, Drama) C. Thomas Howell. ’ ‘R’ “Mad Love” ›› (1995) Chris O’Donnell. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Disclosure” ››› (1994, Suspense) Michael Douglas. ‘R’ (CC) TUESDAY August 22, 2006 B5 DOINGS around the valley

Cassandra Bryan and Mike McPhie receive congratulations from Bruce Bird, president of the Settlement The Tooele Valley Kiwanis Club presented a check for a $100 savings bond to Karlee Manzione, the Tooele Canyon Chapter of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. Bryan and McPhie were co-recipients of the chapter’s County Golden Rule Essay winner. She attends Stansbury Park Elementary School. Kiwanis Club President annual scholarship. Vickie Griffith and Golden Rule Chairperson John Brown are pictured with Karlee. vidualized study with our software pro- bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays grams and textbooks. Open Tuesday 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. Labor Day Sports Churches and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. The book • Aug. 23 — 11 a.m. Wellness fee is $25 per semester. Luncheon, “The Effects of Spinal Share free breakfast Men’s bowlers meet Degeneration,” by Dr. Kip Porter, chi- Curious Catholic Christian? ropractor Clifford for State Legislature is Attention Thursday men’s bowlers — Are you thinking about becoming a hosting a free Labor Day breakfast. for those of you who missed our meet- Seniors • Aug. 24 — 7 p.m. Healthy Woman Catholic Christian? seminar, “What every woman needs to Everyone is invited. This will take place ing. We will start our league Aug. 31 at Often, one wonders about the local Monday, Sept. 4, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. at 7 p.m. We still need teams and bowlers. know about varicose veins” by Dr. Gail church or perhaps how one Christian Grantsville seniors Strindberg, M.D. Tooele City Park, beside Pratt Aquatic Call Tony 882-2096 or 840-0214. church differs from another. Asking The Grantsville Senior Center can be Center. • Aug. 28 — 10 a.m. Knotty Knitters Wrestling begins your questions is the best place to reached at 884-3446. • Aug. 29 — 5 p.m. Birthday Bingo Tooele Rocky Mountain Wrestling Fall begin this search. • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch at League starts Sept. 5. Wrestlers You are invited to attend “Inquiry noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. grades 7-12 are encouraged to sign Sessions” beginning Wednesday, Sept. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. Groups up. Practices are Monday and Tuesday 6, at 7 p.m. in the downstairs social hall. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Homeschoolers join at THS. Tournaments are Wednesday Sessions normally last about one hour. reservations by 8:30 a.m. Orientation for new homeschoolers nights and last two hours. Fee discounts • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- Diabetes classes set will be held on Sept. 9 from 10 a.m. to are available. For information call Rod fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. Bunko Anyone with diabetes — don’t miss Noon at Tooele Art Center located in Schmalhaus at 882-7696 or 303-868-734, Scouts • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. out on the self management classes held the Merc Plaza. Information concern- e-mail [email protected], visit line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- September Friday mornings 9:30 to Noon ing this orientation will continue to be rockymountainwrestling.com. Community baby shower set tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- Sept. 8, 15, 22 and 29. You will need a posted at www.utahfamilies.net/. sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo doctor’s referral. If you have any questions Men’s pool leagues begin Adults and girls interested in learn- Tooele County 2006-07 men’s pools ing more about the Girl Scouting • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at For more information, call Eileen please contact Melanie Skelton at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. DeLeeuw at 228-0048. [email protected] or 843-4443. leagues are forming. There will be a experience should join area troops for meeting held Aug. 29 at Tracks at 7:30 this event. Participants will meet on • Everyday puzzles, pool, social Eagles activities Caregiver classes set p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. at the • Aug. 25 — Street dance at 5 p.m., • Golf scramble — The Tooele Eagles Do you care for a someone who is Dow James building. Troops will pack- free with a pot luck item. Aerie and Auxiliary No. 164 will have aging, chronically ill, has a disabil- age donated baby items for our local • Aug. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30. a golf scramble on Sunday, Aug. 27, at ity or mental illness? The new UCARE Philanthropy community efforts. Talk with Scout Call 884-3446 for appointment. Oquirrh Hills. The cost is $25 including Caregiver Guide Classes provide hands- members and Leaders/Co-Leaders to • Sept. 8 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to green fee, prize money and lunch. There on training on a range of topics. Attend find out how Scouting fits in your life. Noon. will be a raffle. Sign up at the lodge. Call the free home safety class at Cottage Dine to help teens • Sept. 11 — Center board meeting Cub Roundtable returns to TJHS Mack Glover or Bob McGary with ques- Glen on Thursday, Aug. 31, at 7 p.m. in Join the fun and help young 10 a.m. tions. the center building. women discover a new beginning! Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will • Sept. 18-19 — Mesquite/Tuacahn sail into the “Cub Scout Shipbuilders” • Auxiliary birthday party Call Dee Askerlund at 882-4163 or On Thursday, Sept. 21, Lt. Col John $125/150; show “Cats.” The Eagles Auxiliary will celebrate its Coy Reynolds at 224-2599. Melendez will be the key note speaker theme, Thursday, Sept. 7, 7:30 p.m. at • Sept. 19 — Financial questions the Tooele Junior High chorus room. 60th birthday on Monday, Aug. 28. The Accelerated equity workshop set for a banquet benefiting New Hope answered by Lance McCubbins from party will follow a short meeting at 7 p.m. House in Tooele. The $20 banquet Join us as we start a new year in Cub Edward Jones on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at On Aug. 24 we’ll show you how to Scouting, while helping your pack by The past presidents will be honored and pay off your mortgage in 1/3 or 1/2 begins at 6:30 p.m. at 3818 W. 4700 S. 1:30 p.m. all are invited to attend. in Salt Lake City. Call 843-5602 or 224- attending Roundtable. Two lucky packs • Sept. 26 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 the time. No need to refinance. One of will receive free admission to the Zeller our clients saved $116,524.32 in inter- 3556 for reservations. p.m. Appointments needed; call 884- Corn Maze for their entire pack (includ- 3446. Recovery est; you can too. Results are typical. ing cubs, leaders and families). Imagine ... no more mortgage! Come to Grantsville • Sept. 29 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. 60 S. Main #1 at 6 p.m. Call or e-mail for Train Scout leaders Entertainment by Cristy Roberts and The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) family and Maria Whitworth and fam- Overeaters group meets information 882-0355 or acook@city1st. Overeaters Anonymous meets com. Get free DVD with workshop. Donner Reed Museum open Deseret Peak District in Tooele County ily. is looking for volunteers to assist in Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. All are welcome Sing around county The Donner Reed Museum, located at Tooele seniors at St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr., the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets the coordination and training of adult The Tooele County Senior Citizen The Tooele County Choral Society leaders. Individuals at least 21 years of Tooele (youth room). Call Perky at 882- is holding auditions for singers on in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the Center can be reached at 882-2870. 4721 or 882-7756 or leave message. Donner Reed trail seven days a week by age are needed to assist in bi-month- • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- Saturday, Aug. 26, starting at 4 p.m. at ly training and Roundtable meetings. Tooele AA meets daily St. Barnabas Church in Overlake. We appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- bics 9:30 a.m.; lunch 12-1 p.m.; line 3411. Scouts and their parents benefit from dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous meets are looking to add voices for each part informed and trained leaders. Please daily at noon and 8 p.m. at 1120 W. Utah and would love to have you join us. • Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Stansbury help. Volunteers are asked to contact Pinochle 1 p.m. Ave. Call 882-7358 for information. Contact Denise McCubbins at 224-5032 Rick Little at 882-7930. or 843-8402 to schedule a slot. • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m.- Dealer’s Choice AA meets Agencies meet Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; no ceramics Dealer’s Choice AA meeting will be held THS cheer clinic set until September. Sundays at 6 p.m. at the United Methodist The Tooele High School cheer lead- The Board of Trustees of the Library • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; lunch Church, 78 E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to ers will hold a cheer clinic Saturday, Stansbury Recreation Service Area and 12-1 p.m.; bridge Noon; Canasta/other get directions or information. Aug. 26, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the THS the Greenbelt Service Area and the Labor Day closure games 1 p.m. gymnasium. Sign up at 9:30 a.m. Cost Board of Directors of the Stansbury Feeling trapped? The Tooele City Library will be closed • Fridays — Pinochle 9:30 a.m.; aero- is $30, includes T-shirt, performance at Service Agency will convene a regu- If someone’s drinking is affecting your Sept. 2 for Labor Day. For more infor- bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch 12-1 p.m.; Bingo Sept. 1 football game and extra practice larly scheduled meeting on Thursday, life, Alanon can help. My Hoop meets mation, call the library at 882-2182 or at Noon; Mexican Train 2 p.m. Aug. 30 6-7 p.m. Classes teach stunting, Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse, #1 Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the youth room visit the library at 128 W. Vine Street. • Dances — Due to the length of tumbling, dance and cheer. Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. and at 6:30 p.m. in the Bowman room at the floor restoration, all Friday night 1784 N. Aaron Dr. in the staff office or call Adult Ed dances will be held at the Grantsville Perky at 882-7756 or 882-4721. Meetings Overlake center until further notice. Call Alateen • Piano player — A volunteer piano For Alateen group information, call Get your high school diploma. The player is needed for the Tooele Senior 849-1881. HOA meeting canceled Band. City planners hear public The Overlake HOA meeting sched- center offers all classes required for The Tooele City Planning • Drivers — Volunteer drivers are Kick drug habit uled for Sept. 9 has been canceled. The adults 18 years and over to receive a A 12-Step Addiction Recovery Program Commission will meet in a public hear- needed for short trips. Apply with Rose next meeting will be Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. high school diploma, adult basic educa- for addictive/compulsive behavior, run by ing and business meeting Wednesday, or Joyce. CDL not required. in the emergency management room tion, GED preparation, word process- LDS Social Services in Tooele and Erda, Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in • Pool — Pool playing seniors wel- of the Tooele County Courthouse. All ing, drivers’ education and English as welcomes new members and everyone. the city council chambers, 90 N. Main. come. homeowners are invited to attend. a second language. Register now to • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 W., The public will be heard regarding con- graduate — just $25 per semester. The Senior Circle, MWMC Tooele, Room 118 ditional use permits for: center is located at 76 S. 1000 W., phone Senior Circle is for those over 50 and • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. Erda • A rapid eye technology practice Rush Valley 833-1994. costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 for a Road, Erda, Room 8. home business, 388 E. 840 N., by Wendi Learn PhotoShop Elements 2 membership form and to RSVP for all Jensen. Learn what to do with your digi- activities except exercise and water • Contractors outside storage, Vacate 5th North? aerobics. The Town of Rush Valley will hold tal camera photos using PhotoShop SEE DOINGS ON B6 226 S. 1200 W. lots 308 and 309, by Elements Thursday, Aug. 31, 9 a.m. to • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- Dave Hamilton, and one 60 foot drive a public hearing upon a petition filed by Chad Hunt to vacate a portion of a Noon. The cost will be $15. Come in to approach. prepay. Call to register. The public will also be heard regard- platted but undeveloped or used town DOINGS POLICY ing: street that runs through Sager’s live- Take GED • A requested subdivision prelimi- stock property. The street is identified The GED test will be given Sept. 19 Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings nary and final plat approval for Canyon as 5th North Street and which runs east starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Cove Subdivision containing three lots from Main Street. The public hearing at 833-1994 by Sept. 15 to pre-register [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. on 1.57 acres, 500 E. Tamarack, zoned will be Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. at the Rush for the test. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the R 1-12 by Kyle Christensen. Valley Town Hall. The regular meeting English as a Second Language advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we • Correcting building elevations at of the Rush Valley Town Council will be ESOL conversational classes are can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words West Point Meadows Condominiums held after the public hearing. Wednesday nights from 7-9 p.m. Come or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the phase two, located at 680 W. 600 N. anytime the center is open for indi- desired publication date. B6 TUESDAY August 22, 2006

on Writing and Social Justice, Wood conservator speaks Art fellowship available For more information, con- at this location. Doings featuring Victor Villanueva, The Division of Arts and Guidelines and applica- tact Margaret Hunt at (801) Get a 50-point reduction Continued from page B5 Jr. from Washington State Museums’ Office of Museum tion forms for the Utah Arts 236-7551 or visit online at http:// from your driving record. University. He will discuss his Services is pleased to welcome Council’s 2007 Visual Arts arts.utah.gov. Registration is $40 per person, autobiography “Bootstraps: Ronald Sheetz, wood conserva- Fellowships are available to Driving class set or $10 for those age 55 and over General From an American Academic of tor, to Utah, to present public Utah artists. Two $10,000 fel- The Utah Safety Council is who are seeking a reduction in Color,” which won two national lectures at 7 p.m. Sept. 13 at lowships are awarded annu- now offering four-hour defen- their insurance rate. For addi- awards, conducting a commu- Rio Grande Depot in Salt Lake ally to encourage visual artists sive driving courses at 1574 W. tional information or to reg- SLCC hosts conference nity dialogue and doing a book City. Admission is free. to advance their professional 1700 S., Salt Lake City. Also, ister, contact the Utah Safety Thursday and Friday, Sept. signing. For more information, con- careers. Fellowship applica- Spanish defensive driving Council at 478-7878 or visit 14-15, Salt Lake Community Contact Joy Tlou at 957-6067 tact Laurel Casjens at 801-533- tions must be postmarked, no courses are held once a month www.utahsafetycouncil.org. College is holding a Conference for more information. 3592 later than Friday, Sept. 29. Pet of the Week

Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Shelters are only required to hold animals for three days before they are euthanized. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881.

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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified Visit www.tooeletranscript.com to place your classified ads! NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Pub- Miscellaneous Furniture & Livestock Personals Child Care lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase Twenty Words or Less METAL ROOFING & MAYTAG FRIDGE, HAY FOR Sale Great for ALCOHOLIC ANONY- of any product or service MONTHLY RATE SIDING Don't buy steel Washer/Dryer Dog-run horses No rain call Cal MOUS meets daily at An ad running a minimum advertised in this newspa- * roofing or siding until 2 couches, recliner, Ta- at 435-884-5588 or Rob noon and 8pm at 1120 per. Advertisements are $ 50 After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues ¢ you get our prices! .29 - ble w/chairs Craftsman at 435-884-6377 W Utah Ave. Call 882- the sole responsibility of 30 per word/issue $ ** .65 square ft. ñ Galvan- lawn mower, Shed 882- 7358. (20 words or less) the advertiser. Transcript 6 ¢ 25 ized .53 - .66 square ft. 5432 Bold Type 5 per word/issue $ MUSTANG, 2 1/2yr old, Now enrolling for Bulletin Publishing Co. 2.00 per word over 20 words I, RALPH EDWARD Boxed ads 50¢ per issue Popular colors METAL- $700; 2yr old Buckskin September. Registration is hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold/boxed ads extra NORTH VALLEY Appli- PATTON, am no longer *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and MART 1-800-947-0249 papered horse, $1500 limited. Only 8 children ty for any damages suf- **No credit for stopped ads. Includes ance. Washers/ dryers responsible for any and Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” 181 S. 1200 E. Lehi, UT obo. (801)918-5010 or per class. Certified in fered as the result of any web deals www.metal $99-$199. Complete all debts incurred from (801)918-5955 child development. advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition mart.biz (ucan) repair service. Satisfac- here on out by Laurie Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition tion guaranteed. Parts SECOND CROP horse Maurie Beaver Patton Licensed. Classes are Transcript Bulletin Pub- NEW BAND INSTRU- for all major brands. hay and Sudan grass due to marital separa- almost full. Call Soon! All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will lishing Co. is not responsi- MENTS Clarinets $225; Front loader/$550. 843- round bales 435-884- tion. automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- Miss Michele Whitehouse ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. Trumpets $250; trom- 9154, 830-3225. 6570 resentations made in bones $199; Flutes Child Care 833-0514 advertisements in the $199; Tubas $500; PINE DRESSER w/mir- Sporting Goods Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. ror & lights, $150. 840- Rosewood bassoon Certified Licensed day- The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous $1800 Below wholse- 3768 INFANTS ONLY, under Bulletin has the sole COLT AR15 M16 Style age 2. Safe & loving li- care provider with pre- sale prices! 801-295- school activities. 2 authority to edit and locate 0567 SELL YOUR like-new fired Once Semi Auto censed child care, new any classified advertise- CONCRETE C-K&J’s NEED HELP moving? furniture at Homebod- Extendible Stock 3/30 in Grantsville, 884-6852 openings. Stansbruy ment as deemed appropri- ALL phases of con- Fast & friendly service Riddles Salvage SAWMILLS FROM ON- ies, 1 North Main Round clip $1500 Call Park. Sherry McClatchy ate. crete. Specializing in with reasonable rates! & Wrecking LY $2,795.00--Convert Street, Downtown 435-840-8245 BARNYARD FRIENDS 882-8960 Transcript Bulletin Pub- flatwork, STAMPED. Senior citizen discount. your logs to valuable Tooele. Call 882-0650 preschool now enrolling lishing Co. reserves the Best price in town. Free estimates. Contact for details. SELLING YOUR moun- 3-5 years for fall COUNTRY KIDS Day- Real cash for lumber with your own care has openings for right to refuse any adver- Concrete and repair. Jeremy (435)224-2172 your junk Norwood portable band tain bike? Advertise it in classes starts the 5th of tisement. 882-4399 or 840-0424. WASHER & DRYER the classifieds. Call September for more in- children up to 12yrs old car or truck. sawmill. Log skidders night shift 1pm-2am NIFTY CLEANERS Maid also available www. Kenmore set. Heavy 882-0050 formation Call Keri or DOG WALKING in Over- Service Call today for a • car & trucks duty, nice condition Mon-Fri 435-884-6919 • farm equipment norwoodindustries.com Cassie 435-884-6919 All real estate adver- lake area will walk and free estimate Jennifer $200 882-7388 801- 435-884-6080 tised in the Tooele • batteries -FREE information: 1- care for your dog. Rea- 435-843-0919 Cell 435- • aluminum & copper 800-578-1363- Ext:300- 520-2983 Transcript-Bulletin is sonable rates call 843- 224-3786 am pm N. (ucan) subject to the Federal 7237 to schedule 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat Garage, Yard Sales Fair Housing Act of SCRAP METAL Wanted, FREE Pick-up SELL YOUR computer in 1968 which makes it DRYWALL: Hanging, money for cars, metal 884- 3366 the classifieds. Call illegal to advertise GRANTSVILLE Ander- finishing, texturing. 23 items. Call for details. 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville 882-0050 “any preference, limi- years experience. Li- Free haul away service. son Ranch Subdivision tation, or discrimina- censed and insured. 843-1763 Ask for Jen. SHOPSMITH DEWALT (East end of Durfee St) tion based on race, Doug 843-9983; mobile BEAUTIFUL, SIMPLE Saturday Aug 26th Wedding Dress and Scroll saw w/stand John religion, sex or nation- (435)830-2653 SHINE EM Up Window Deere chain saw, pro- 9am-3pm Multi Family al origin, or any inten- Cleaning. Best prices in Veil. Short Sleeves, Temple Ready, Had pane heater w/ bottle tion to make any such FREE TAX course earn town. residential and 884-0473 840-3795 HAVING A GARAGE preference, limitation extra income after tak- commercial 224-2473 Professional dry clean- SALE? Advertise it in Deputy Auditor 1 ing. Please Call for pic- or discrimination.” The ing course flexible WASHER, DRYER, New the classifieds. Call tures 882-0053 $200 pm Tooele Transcript-Bul- Schedules convenient STORAGE New alarmed Couch, Loveseat, Small 882-0050 This recruitment will close on Aug. 25, 2006 at 5 locations register now units available now! letin will not knowingly BOWFLEX $500; Tread- appliances, Baby POSITION DUTIES: Prepares bills for payments; checks purchase orders accept any advertis- courses starts Monday Many sizes from 5x5 to clothes, Swing, gas grill, OVERLAKE 194 West 10x30. Great rates! mill $250; Exercise bike 1480 North Saturday against invoices; checks for double payments; prepares warrants for approval ing for real estate September 11th call Christmas tree, patio ta- and signature; reviews for mathematical accuracy of invoices; files copies of 882-0768 or 849-2455 Very secure! On SR $50. 840-4762 or 884- August 26th 8am-12pm which is in violation of 0233 ble, shop vac Lake warrants in alphabetical files; establishes and maintains vendor ledger; records the law. Our readers Liberty tax service 201 at 7200 West. Point 801-250-9667 Multi Family Yard Sale paid invoices. Maintains applicant file; contacts applicants by mail and are informed that all Small fee for books (801)250-9100 telephone; compute and enter abatement to tax roll. Prepares bi-weekly payroll DeerLakesCabins.com - STANSBURY, 237 Lake- dwellings advertised You may have just the for County employees, computes payroll deductions; reviews and updates THREE J’S Roofing and PEACE AND RELAXA- view, Saturday & Sun- in this paper are avail- HANDYMAN CAN do all thing someone out of computer payroll data. Repairs, free estimates, TION in the East Texas day August 26 & 27, able on an equal jobs large or small Call town is looking for. expert wind damage re- Piney Woods. Cabin 9am-6pm. ESTATE Minimum Qualifications: opportunity basis. Kevin 435-882-4311 or Place your classified ad 801-706-4428 pairs, 20 years experi- rentals, horseback rid- SALE Monica Ebert • Half-time position (20 hours per week), will receive fringe benefits on a ing, fishin, nature trails, in 45 of Utah's newspa- prorated basis; $10.32 hourly ence, great prices, se- pers, the cost is $155. Piano, Banquet table, HANSON & SONS Han- nior discount. 882-4289 water sports on real furnature, cooking & For up to 25 words. You • Graduation from high school with course work in office practices and Services dyman home repairs, Texas horse ranch. dining, decor, etc. TOP SOIL $80, Gravel, (903)860-3898 (ucan) will be reaching a po- procedures, with an emphasis on computer knowledge; or GED equivalent; anything, finish base- and sod, sand, bark. KC tential of up to 340,000 TOOELE 601 North 100 ments, siding, roofing, households. All you • Two years of work experience; or a combination of education and experience. A QUALITY Design and etc., reasonable, local, 830-3931 DESKS, FILING Cabinet, West Saturday August Bed Frames, bicycle, need to do is call the build construction. We Stansbury Park. Call 26th 9am-5pm Moving • This category includes administrative support positions, which require medium do all. Concrete of any Miscellaneous Wheel Barrow, Small Transcript Bulletin at Sale everything must Jeff (801)694-1568. 882-0050 for full details. physical effort. It may include frequent lifting of up to 10 pounds and kind. Framing, new/ ad- outboards, Lawn mow- go! occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. Some bending, stooping, and/or lifting ditional or remodel of HAWAIIAN LAND- er, Weedeater, Full bed, (Mention UCAN) will be required. Considerable standing and walking is involved. any kind. Call for free SCAPE we do hard and VHS to DVD ladder, ABStubing, Furniture & TOOELE, 645 East 670 estimate. 882-2820 cell soft landscape, mason- Need a great gift idea? Workshop shelves, North, Tuesday through Complete job description is available at the 849-2753 ry, block/ stone wall, Let us convert your Creeper, Auto ramps, Appliances Saturday. Moving, oak Tooele County Human Resource Office Tools, Toolbox, Car hutch $90, electric sprinkler system, lawn/ VHS home videos to $100% Cherry Sleigh 47 South Main Street Tooele or visit our website at jack, Book shelves scooter $75, barbecue BILL’S MOBILE Service, flower bed or curbing. DVD. Worried that Bed Gorgeous. Solid www.co.tooele.ut.us Make Offer 843-1814 $60, hope chest $20. Get your tillers and lawn Free estimate. 882- your VHS home mov- wood. NEW! List $500. EEO Employer equipment ready for fall. 2820, 849-2753 ies will become obso- 843-4404 DIAMONDS don't pay Sell $275. Matt avail. We buy, sell, repair or lete? Have them PIANO LESSONS. Ex- retail! Large selection, 801-831-0678 trade! 833-0170 840- transferred to DVD for Pets perienced teacher. high quality. Bridal sets, 2327 as little as $20. Edit Located in North East wedding bands. Every- $129 PILLOWTOP SET. scenes, add menus Tooele. $40 per thing wholesale! Rocky Queen mattress & box. BEAGLE PUPPIES Pa- Place Your Ad Here month. Call 840-3208 and titles. Consolidate Brand new in plastic. SALES Mtn. Diamond Co. pered 1st shots 2 fe- Call 882-0050 tapes - put all your S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 801-831-0678 males $300 each call Holiday videos onto Wendy 801-232-6090 one DVD. Preserve FIREPLACE INSERTS $88 TWIN mattress + PROFESSIONAL DO YOU NEED A your memories today. and stoves, pallet, gas, box. New in plastic. GROOM OR GOING Call 843-7626 wood. Gas $600, pallet Warranty 801-831-0678 ON Vacation? Leave $1650, wood $850. WANTED $99 FULL mattress + your pets with us! 1980 HONDA Trail Bike Many brands, pallet box. All new in pkg. Tender loving care. $1200 Utility Trailer stoves still available. Do you need a change in careers or want a new career. Warranty! 801-831- My Dog’s Heaven where minds and spirits grow Small $100 8’x13’ Dog Call for low prices, we 0678 Boarding/ Grooming. Kennel $125 Ford install. 801-295-7398 or Have you ever thought about selling automobiles and • Preschool Activities daycare/preschool 843-9464 or 840-0430 Ranger Shell $250 Call 801-598-3473 • Loving, Clean Enviroment 801-949-2194 6 Pc. BEDROOM SET. want to be apart of the most exciting sales opportunity Monday-Thursday Beautiful. Brand new in FREE ADORABLE Kit- • Arts And Crafts FOR SALE boxes. Value $2250. tens 8 weeks old litter in the automobile industry? • Full Healthy Meals 6:00am-6:30pm 1986 FREIGHTLINER. Craftsman/chipper/shre Sell $499. 801-831- box trained Call 882- 16ft flatbed, real nice dder 8.5 hp hd $300 • Group Pictures 3-11 year olds 0678 8521 or 435-840-1433 condition. Great for used 4 times 435-882- We’re looking for individuals who want to join our team. hauling hay, water, etc. 4014 Call Kim for details 843-9751 or 830-2449 $4500. (435)830-2940 ANTIQUES AND Col- FREE KITTENS. Please Get paid while you learn what you sell. Starting at lectables Dressers, call 843-9460. HAVING A Birthday par- Hutch, Armour, Tables, $13.50 hour plus bonuses. If this sounds like the BURIAL PLOTS, 4 Adja- ty? Introducing Noah’s Chairs,Trunks, Glass- FREE PUPPIES Border cent Plots. Location: Ark traveling stuff-n-fluff opportunity that you’re looking for than Quality ware, Crocks, Pictures Collie/Red Heeler 6 St. Marguerite’s School Memorial Estates, 6500 workshop! Featuring and More! Priced to weeks old 435-837- Automotive is looking for you. Call today for your South Redwood Rd., games, prizes and ev- is now starting registration Sell! Call 830-6735 2201 or 435-830-9583 personal interview with our career managers S.L.C. 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Sale 884-3701 home some orange BURGUNDY, GREEN, puppy for sale, $275 blossom Honey availa- and tan plaid love seat obo. 496-3275 ble at 50 s Coleman Lo- $100 Electric lawn at the Wal-Mart ROTWEILER PUPPIES cal honey coming soon mower $100 19’ TV 882-0123 $300, 8wks old, first w/stand $50 all in excel- shots, dew claws and HELP WANTED lent condition OBO If you sell Insurance, pro- tails done. (801)652- Moving Sale Must Go 3749 or (435)840-4247 Distribution mote a hospital or an 884-1902 MANUFACTURING OPERATORS ambulance service, SHIHTZU PUPPY Black Locally based co. has openings for entry level trainees and experi- place your classified ad FOR SALE: Formal living in all 47 of Utah's news- male 3 months old enced plant operators. Full and part time work available. Forklift room furniture: Couch Trained and Rare $850 papers. The cost is only and Love Seat (Cream Center in Grantsville! experience helpful. Starting salary $9.00 and up depending on ex- Please call and leave a $135. for a 25 word ad colored with pink and perience. Day and swing shifts available. $0.50/hr shift differential. ($5. For each additional message 435-224-3020 Excellent career opportunity with a growing co. Excellent ben- blue accent with accent Part-Time Schedules Available word). You will reach up pillows) $500.00 OBO; Livestock efi ts incl. H& A dental and life ins. and profi t sharing plan (100% to 500,000 newspaper Oak with shelf on bot- company contribution). Apply in person 8am to 4pm, Thatcher Co., readers. Just call tom and tinted glass 1905 Fortune Road (1905 West 1250 South), SLC, UT 84104 EOE. Tooele Transcript Bulle- tops Coffee table, Two EATING RABBITS, fry- tin at (435)882-0050 for end tables, Couch table ers. Call 884-6615 or SALES REPRESENTATIVE details. (Ucan) $200.00 OBO All in per- 840-4809. $12.50/hr to start for T-F fect condition must see Locally based chemical co. is looking for qualifi ed candidate to KING WATERBED, cap- to appreciate. 843-9061 Need to sell that new tains drawers, waveless cover an established territory. Salary plus bonus program, car al- champion bull or your mattress, $100; Fire- lowance and expenses. Excellent benefi ts including H&A, life and yearling calves? Place $13.85/hr to start for S,S,M place insert with blower, dental ins. Our retirement plan is the best – profi t sharing plan with KENMORE GAS Dryer your classified ad into 18 feet pipe, $200; $3.00/hr raise within 2 1⁄2 years $175 never used e- 47 newspapers, find no employee contribution. Excellent career opportunity with a grow- 36x80 screen door, macine computer $325 your buyers quickly. For ing national co. Apply in person: Thatcher Co. 1905 Fortune Rd. $25; used windows, as- Terra-cotta 3 peice only $135. your 25 word SCL 8am to 4pm M-F EOE sorted sizes and prices. Kitchen Set $45 and classified will be seen Material Handling Positions 884-5560 misc home items 435- by up to 500,000 read- 843-5246 Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously CUSTOMER SERVICE LARGE SATELLITE ers. It is as simple as Locally based company is looking for a qualifi ed candidate for our dish. Works good, calling the Tooele Tran- customer service department. Responsibilities include order entry, KING PILLOWTOP script Bulletin at needs minimal repairs. $210 Brand new in To apply, please visit our Distribution inside sales and responding to customer inquiries on pricing, de- Free. 843-1807 (435)882-0050 for de- plastic. Sacrifice. 801- tails. (Ucan) livery, safety and product information. CSR’s also support outside 831-0678 Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. WOOD BUCK Stove sales representatives. Salary based on experience. Excellent fringe EXCELLENT ALFALFA w/exhaust fans $650 TOP OF the line cast benefi ts including a 100% company contribution profi t sharing plan. OBO Excellent for heat- hay in barn, $5 bail, Excellent career opportunity with growing company. Apply in per- iron white finish bath $100 ton 882-2973 or ing basement and vinyl tub, 5ft, excellent condi- Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete son 8:00-4:00 @ Thatcher Co., 1905 Fortune Road (1905 W. 1250 windows of different 882-8204, (801)209- tion, $60. 211 Skyline 5837 the Application Process. So.), Salt Lake City, UT 84104 EOE sizes 882-5165 Drive, Tooele. 843-5188 B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 22, 2006

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DAY CARE HAS 1 open- DEPENDABLE CHILD DEPENDABLE FUN lov- NANNY NEEDED: SWEET PEAS Preschool ACTORS, EXTRAS, CHEMICAL LIME FIVE STAR AUTO $15- HEAD START Teachers. ing, age 2-6, 13 years care in my Erda home. ing child care, full time, Stansbury Park, 3-4 Where learning is fun! Models, Characters. Company 20 per hour commission Salt Lake Community experience, references State licensed. CPR M-F, CPR/ First Aid cer- evenings a week Expe- Computer center, Story $72-$770 daily. Not a Join the lime industry Full-time ASE Certified Action Head Start pro- available, structured en- certified. Call Kim Zeller tified, 5:30am-6:00pm, rience, references, time, Field trips M-Th school. All ages. No leader, and have a ca- Full Diagnostic Mechan- gram has an immediate vironment, fun activities, at 882-5240 or 850- ages 4 and under, 830- CPR, and good driving $45 M-W-Th $55 Call exp. 801-438-0067 reer, not a job. Chemi- ic/Technician 5+ years opening for Teachers in west side of town. Call 9117. 8204, 833-9026 record required. for in- Patty 882-5737 cal Lime is currently hir- exp. Fax resumes to Salt Lake and Tooele. Liz 882-1813 terview call 801-703- ACTORS, MODELS, ing for an entry-level 884-6850 or call 840- Assistant Teachers- DEPENDABLE CHILD LDS MOTHER of one 1530 or 801-703-1100 Help Wanted VOICE-OVER, Seniors production position, no 1673 CDA or required AA Di- DAY CARE, FULL TIME, care, meals and looking to babysit in my and Kids needed now experience is required. ploma preferred. Substi- LICENCED, CPR, snacks, activities. Two Tooele home. Bache- NOW ENROLLING for for TV, Film, Print, Cat- $12.95 to $16.77 per FRAMERS NEEDED: all tute- HS diploma re- FIRST AID, REFEREN- full time openings, 2-4yr lor’s degree and early fall. The Kids Park Pre- alogs, and Conventions. hour depending on levels of experience. quired. Competitive CES, NORTH AREA, olds. State licensed. interventionist special- school. Complete early All Ages, No Experi- qualifications, experi- Pay DOE. Call 830- wage. Drug/ alcohol/ 24HRS, M-F, STATE Lots of fun! 833-9144, ist. Call Jamie childhood curriculum Flying J ence Needed 1-801- ence and placement, 9770 background check req. HELP AVAILABLE. 849-1537 (801)635-5592 with lots of fun! Call 456-1500 www.wtalent. with full benefits after 9 month School year Travel FRAMERS/LABORER BUS TO SCHOOL. LITTLE WINGS Pre- 843-0807 com (ucan) short probationary peri- position. Visit NEW OPENINGS for hard working, depend- 435-882-3390 school in Stansbury Plaza od. Plant is located near www.slcap.org for job child care in my home, RELIABLE TEEN would AVON: TO BUY OR able, good working Park is now enrolling Grantsville, Utah. description. Email or fax ages 0-5. Call Shelly at love to babysit week- SELL. Sell to anyone. environment, pay for Fall 2006. Space is With total annual sales Qualified individuals will resume to 849-2110 ends in my home. Ref- For information call in- weekly, Tooele work. limited and filling fast. of $10 billion and re- be at least 18 years old, [email protected] erences great with kids, cently ranked 30th among dependent sales repre- have a valid driver's li- Call Spencer 840-0412 or 801-355-1798 attn: 833-9113 Forbes’ 500 top privately Eight years experience, sentative Vi Knutson cense, a high school di- Mickael. held companies, Flying J FREE SAMPLES lose 10 Reasonable Rate 882- 884-3830 ploma or GED, and STEP AHEAD Preschool Inc, the leader in the inter- to 29lbs in the next 30 0771 pass several assess- HEAVY EQUIPMENT Classes forming! Quali- state retail and hospitality BABYSITTER NEEDED days all natural Doctor ment tools. Benefits in- OPERATOR training. fied teacher with experi- industry is looking for for 2yr old little boy recommended Call now TOOELE RANSCRIPT friendly, guest-oriented clude: medical, dental, Bulldozer, backhoe, ence. Great rate! Crys- T watch him in our home 801-562-9000 BULLETIN individuals with a dedica- vision, life insurance, scraper & more. Na- tal 843-0520 or yours preferably in tion to excellent customer pension, 401K, vaca- tional certification 3,6,9 Stansbury not required FRONT OFFICE secre- service to fi ll the follow- tions and holidays. Call week programs. Financ- ing salaried positions at Rate Negotiable hours tarial position open at Chemical Lime at 435- ing available. Job place- our Lake Point location. 730am-330pm Mon- Grant Automotive. 884-3972 ext. 101 to ment assistance. Toll Thur Please call 801- Wage DOE. Apply in DRIVERS WE WANT YOU! • LINE COOKS schedule an appoint- free: (888)879-7040 or 699-4043 person at 5 E. Main St. CRYOGENIC TRANSPORTATION • BUFFET/PREP COOKS ment. EOE M/F/V/D. www.nahets.com (ucan) • QUICK SERVICE FOODS Grantsville. Top Tanker Company needs drivers for our • CASHIERS Business owners If you HELP WANTED 4 Days CONSTRUCTION, GRANTSVILLE WAL- growing business. New & improved pay • SERVERS need someone fast, a week 20 to 24 hours Framing, residential and MART Distribution Cen- • UTILITIES place your classified ad working on an assem- program. Join a company that realizes small commercial. Good ter seeks motivated per- in all 45 of Utah's news- ble line in a canning drivers are its most valuable resource. Please apply in person to: pay. Steady job. Call son for cafeteria week- papers. The person you plant. $8.00 per hour 1605 E. Saddleback Blvd. Dan (435)830-3335 end day shift Call Jack- $1000 Sign-On Bonus Lake Point, UT 84074 are looking for could be call 882-3368 if interest- ie at 843-6393 Mon- from out of town. The DRIVER CDL TRAIN- ed please leave mes- Consistent Home Time, Excel. Benefi ts Include: Thur cost is only $155. for a ING, $0 down, financing sage. Health, Dental, Vision Benefits Medical/Dental/401K/Vacation 25 word ad and it EOE. Drug Test Required by Central refrigerated. HAIR STYLIST/ Pedicu- 401k Available reaches up to 340,000 HELP WANTED Gofer Drive for Central and rist/ Nail tech- booth households. All you do Foods. All shifts availa- Paid Vacation & Holidays $$$NURSES NEED- earn up to $40K+ 1st rental new salon in is call the Transcript ble, apply in person at Clean, Quick Easy loads ED$$$ Need vacation year! 1(800)727-5865 Grantsville call 830- Bulletin at 882-0050 for extension 447 522 S Main. 882-0530 No Tank Cleaning. cash? Work for us to- all the details. (Mention 7026 ask for Mary or day, get paid today! www.centraldrivingjobs. 224-5010 ask for Bobby CDL-A with Tank & Hazmat / 2 yr. Exp UCAN) net (ucan) LOCAL PDL Company Come experience Vital seeking part time em- req. Call Gene or Marvin 800-775-7977 LOCAL TAXIDERMY Signs Staffing! Flexible CARPENTER FRA- ployee must have Diplo- for Details www.cryodrivers.com DRIVER: TAKE CARE of Tannery needs a hard schedule, benenfits, bo- MERS framing crews ma or GED Be fun, flex- your family. Join ours. worker full or part time nuses & more! Call work Davis Tooele ible, and dependable Consistent miles, re- position Available no now! 801-298-7400 or Counties Excellent pay Please fax resume to gional and dedicated experience needed paid 888-297-0570 (ucan) DOE Start Immediately 435-882-8540 runs. Company paid training 801-230-3454 Call 843-1383 Leave commercial drivers li- 100 WORKERS NEED- Message ED! Assemble crafts, cense training. STORE MANAGEMENT TIRE TECHS www.SwiftTrucking wood items. Materials CERTIFIED ATHLETIC Required applicants should Perform tire services as Jobs.com (866)-569- have a minimum of two years provided. To $480+ per Trainer: Looking for directed by supervisor. week. Free information 8718. EOE. (ucan) retail experience, knowledge ATC to work in area Mechanical aptitude and package. 24 hours of semi-tractor oil lube high school sports pro- DRIVERS REEFER RE- familiarity with medium truck (801)264-5665. grams, 10-15hrs/ week, The Kirk speedco requirements, supervisory CENT average $1,294/ salary DOE. Contact ri- Quiet, Quality apartments in a experience, knowledge of tires, specs and services. week. No experience? restored historic structure [email protected] or On the road training OSHA standards, ability to Pet Groomer fax 801-495-5303 handle customer complaints, available. Late model The Best Places at the Best Prices No Slowing Down Wanted assigned equipment, experience in interviewing/ LUBE CREW CHIEF FIRE EXTINGUISHER Pampered Pet great benefits. (800) Completely Furnished hiring potential job applicants. Responsible for all oil and sales and service tech- Resort has opening for 771-6318 www.primeinc. lubrication operations nician needed to serv- Weekly & Monthly Rates Speedco Truck com (ucan) conducted on his/her reliable, skilled Pet ice Tooele County area. Lube is coming SERVICE WRITER/ assigned shift. Mechanical Groomer in estab- Tooele County resident lished boarding and DRIVERS NEEDED! 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 to Tooele in TIRE SALES PRO and supervisory experience preferred. Apply at 153 TWO years flatbed ex- Retail/Commercial tire sales grooming facility. mid-September a plus. All positions require East 4370 South, Mur- perience! CDL- a, clean experience or Transportation/ ray, Utah. (801)263- and we are in drug screen. mvr! Reasonable home Automotive Industry sales 1705 Ask for Steve time. Contact Spencer need of fi lling experience preferred, but Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- Trucking (435)864-5474 the following will train the right person LUBE TECHS tion. (ucan) with excellent sales ability, Perform duties related positions: Speedco is building our 884-3374 CUSTODIAN JOBS at DRIVERS TEAMS Aver- to the preparation and the Tooele Army Depot/ Tire Pro Sales Team to application of all oil and age 52k+ each home Deseret Chemical De- weekends all dedicated • Store Manager assist our customers with lube requirements related to pot. Tue-Fri 6am-3pm their tire related issues and $$ YOU’RE no touch freight $2000 • Service Writer/ semi-tractors. people w/disabilities sign on benefits 401k maintenance. Customer WANTED $$ given preference feder- Tire Sales Pro service skills and a drive 2006 Volvos 1-800-442- al background check re- 0450 • Tire Techs to be the best is required. CASHIER We offer quired apply at Tooele N ow Renting • Lube Crew Chief Perform air pressure; tread Responsible for cash • $10 - $12 an hour Department of Work ELDERLY CARE: Live-in • Lube Techs depth, and roadworthy register operations, writing • Day shifts- Tuesday - Force Services Caregivers. Great bene- MOVE IN SPECIALS • Cashier inspections. Air up tires, service tickets, computer Friday, 10 hrs fits, training. Salt Lake Exclusively for Seniors determine if service is experience and customer • Weekend shifts- DRIVERS EXP’D & IN- area. Call (801)288- EX’D $700+/ week needed. Minimum of 1 year service skills. Sat. - Monday, 12 hrs 4100 Pet Friendly experience. earning potential. No We need you to offer CDL? No experience? FRAMING. WOOD car- Call for details. • Ability to work at fast No problem! Training pentry, entry level and pp pace available! Werner up, full time, year round. • Heavy lifting, needs OTR truckers Golden Craft Construc- (435)843-0717 All positions require background check and drug screens. Competitive wage, medical physically demanding now! 800-820-4239 tion (801)635-9469 benefi ts, 401K, bonus. Please email all resumes to [email protected] or you can • Able to work in ware- call the General Manager, Lawrence Sandberg at 801-390-0054. You can view our job house environment postings on Career Builder or visit our web site at www.speedco.com EOE, M/F Express Personnel Services 801-255-1441 This ad won’t sell your home..

Managers and HELP But I will! Skilled Maintenance Mechanics WANTED Conestoga Wood Specialties, the premier supplier of components to the • Cooks wood cabinet industry, is looking forward to opening its new manufac- • Counter Help Call me today for a turing facility in Tooele and becoming a contributing partner in Utah’s non-obligation market economic development. Over the next several months we will hire em- up to $8.00 analysis of your home. ployees to ﬁ ll a wide variety of positions. We currently have an immedi- per hour. ate need to ﬁ ll the following: Quality Manager Apply in Person Sandra Larsen Materials Manager 490 N. Main St, Full Time Agent, Maintenance Engineering Manager Tooele Long Time Friend Maintenance Mechanics HELP WANTED Team Leaders (First Line Supervisors) 435.224.9186

Applicants must demonstrate progressively responsible experience and True Tooele Horse Property commensurate educational/technical preparation for the desired position, with 7 shares of Settlement Canyon water. ability to manage multiple tasks, leadership experience and demonstrat- is HIRING: 1.8 Acres Local custom builder will build your ed reliability. Wood manufacturing experience is a plus. Cashiers starting at $8 dream home! Call Sandra for details. Parts Corner starting at $8 WHOA! Our company, which has been in business for over forty years, believes Fast Food, experienced OVER 30 LISTINGS SOLD SINCE JANUARY! 131 North 4th St in family values and treats its 2,200 employees with integrity and re- personel starting at $7.50 Top dollar paid for spect. Our comprehensive benefi ts package includes medical, dental, experienced waitresses, 367 East 810 No. 439 Antelope Ave vision, life and disability insurance, 401(k) plan, tuition assistance, cooks & buffet cooks. adoption assistance, medical spending and dependent care plans, paid - Merit increases at 60, 120 and 180 days. NEW LISTING NEW LISTING PRICE REDUCED holidays and paid vacations. $116,000. Darling, - Benefits remodeled top notch ------rambler. New cabinets, For consideration please send your resume to the attention of: Apply in person carpet, paint,tile, appli- 8836 N. Hwy 40 UNDER Verlin Christensen, Business Consultant ances. CHECK IT OUT! Department of Workforce Services Lake Point 305 North Main Street, Suite 100 2 BROTHERS Commu- Beautiful home! Spacious This home is spotless!! Brand Tooele, UT 84074 nications Verizon Wire- CONTRACT new vinyl windows, new facia Fax (435) 833 - 7395 less Authorized Agent is and Open! Brand new paint Now Hiring a Manger and carpet, new light fi x- and soffi t and new rain gutters. All offi ces independently owned or e-mail to: and Sales People for and operated. Information tures. CLEAN!! Plumbed 3 bedroom, 2 bath, all large deemed reliable, but not guaran- Tooele Store Fax Re- rooms. completely fenced yard teed. Buyer to verify all. [email protected] sume 435-637-2833 for master bath. Huge Pantry. Central air. 5th level with patio and garden area. 1185 N. Main CAR DETAILER 18 and Room to grow in basement. Visit Conestoga on the web at www.conestogawood.com over. Apply at 126 basement. North Garden Street. Motivated Sellers!! Tooele TUESDAY August 22, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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(ucan) perience a plus. Full- stylists in Tooele. Call come, good location, $3,800 435-884-6037 ea. asking $8970 (435)882- w/locking nuts Used on- Fencing. Day 801-597- time position with excel- Pepper at 888-888- will train. call 877-764- 435-840-3320 6 3781 586 Seagull Drive. ly during summer 2015, Night 882-1213 MEDICAL ASSISTANT, lent benefits. Starting 7778 x2380. 9200 or 801-465-9200 months 435-882-5408 FT/ PT. Friendly, con- wage $8/hr. Apply at ask for Brent raftersme- 2001 ATV Polaris Trail- Call 882-0050 Trucks Liddiard Home scientious, self- starter 2000 Sunset Road, TEST LAB Manager. Salt [email protected] (ucan) blazer, 4 sand tires in- *Based on 13 issue contract. 4 TIRES with 17’ factory Furnishings is now for busy Pediatric clinic. Lake Point or send re- Lake City based pack- cluded, $2100. 840- alum rims. 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Liddiard vary for 7 & 8 year old 5442 extra set of snow tires truck, 4x4 frame & en- $250. 882-5528 ence, willing to train. derstand and implement $8999 801-856-7548 Home Furnishings has drive to and from school Call 830-1267 the scientific method. Small Business owners: gine, good tires & great HONDA REBEL Street 882-1101 John been family owned 435-843-0262 Responsibilities include Place your classified ad engine (350). Good Apartments for bike, great condition, for over 50 years and RESPIRATORY COM- scheduling, product in 45 newspapers trans. New Edlebrock 5000 miles, great for 64 PLYMOUTH Valiant Rent is expanding in one of NEEDED: FULL or part PANY seeks caring handling (typically 50lb. throughout Utah for only carb. 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Come THE UTAH ARMY Na- 1999 WILDERNESS good, body misc needs Completely Remodeled join our fun and posi- 1775 Ref #P9701 SALES PEOPLE needed tional Guard Is currently Trailer 22ft Excellent FOR SALE: 2002 Ford work. Best offer. Lake- NEW fridge, stove, tive working environ- Work from home! Fun & looking for mentally and Taurus SEL Silver. All OPERATOR Part-Time NEED STOCKTON condition self contained point (801)647-6801 ment! Please feel free easy to do! Must have physically tough individ- options. Tinted win- dishwasher, cabinets, Immediate opening for home to rent. 843-0415 $6000 882-3168 459 to apply in person: good personality and be uals who are willing to dows. 24 Valve V6. carpet, Absolutely a part-time switchboard 843-3593 highland Dr. 1997 FORD F-800 Cum- 2502 North 400 E. dedicated (435)882- serve in the Special Gorgeous! The best operator at the Tooele 73,000 Miles. Average mings Diesel, 7spd email resume: jrl@lid- 5381 Forces. Great training value in ALL of Tooele. Army Depot. This part- WANTED FREE produce FOR SALE: Trailer 1976, 26 MPG. Good family trans, ac, ps, air brakes, diardhf.com, Fax re- and benefits. If you are Non-Smokers Only! time position will work SEEKING FT/PT Medi- or fruit. Tomatoes, good clean condition. car. $8,500 Call 833- $12,900; 1996 Charmac sume: attn. JR 435- interested, please con- rotating and weekend cal receptionist & peaches, corn, peppers, $800 obo. Call Donny 9768 or 241-0153 6 horse gooseneck trail- 882-0968. tact: SFC Craig Dowen (801) 318-4997 shifts. Send resume to assistant for busy potatoes. I will pick. 882-1727 er ramp curbside, at (435) 833-0928 SELL YOUR CAR or 260 North 100 East, Tooele GStek, Inc., 1100 Madi- Tooele medical prac- 882-7877 CCTV, Mangers, Stal- Liddiard Home Fur- (ucan) boat in the classifieds. son Plaza, Suite A, tice, experience re- Boats lion stall Torsion axles, nishings is now hiring Call 882-0050 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Chesapeake, VA quired. Pay depend- Recreational 7ft ceiling, rubber mats, a full time greeter. Must TRUCK DRIVER, CDL ments behind Super 23320, fax (757) 436- ent on experience. If $9500. Both for be friendly & outgoing. Construction haling f/t, Vehicles 1985 9.8 HP Mercury TRANSMISSION RE- Wal-Mart. On select 6842, or email hr@gste- qualified please fax $20,500. (435)837-2125 Liddiard Home Furnish- permanent, N. Arizona. Trolling Motor Runs PAIR, rebuild. Low cost units $99 moves you kinc.com. GStek is an resume to: 801-951- 1977 18FT Wilderness ings has been family (928)526-9171 (ucan) needs Tune-up $700 to Tooele residents. Will in. Some apartments Equal Opportunity Em- 2389 Attn: HR Camp trailer, $700 obo. 1998 CHEVY Silverado owned for over 50 years OBO 435-840-1720 buy vehicles 1990 and includes all utilities. ployer and supports a Call 801-577-3437 1500 xcab, great interi- and is expanding in one TRUCK DRIVERS: CDL up that needs transmis- Swimming pool, hot drug-free workplace. STYLIST make $11 or condition, bed liner, of the fastest counties $18/hr! Keep busy, training. Up to $20,000 2000 PROWLER travel Autos sion work, cash paid. 2wd, ac, power win- tub, exercise room, in the nation. If you are bonus. Accelerate your Shop (801)972-5810 PALLET MANUFAC- make money, and have trailer by fleetwood 25ft dows/ locks, tow pack- playground, full club- the right individual with career as a Soldier. Home (435)843-8181 TURING facility needs fun! Plus vacation pay, tandem axle fiberglass age, $6500. Call 833- house. 843-4400 a great attitude, this Drive out terrorism by 1991 BUICK Skylark 4cyl general laborer starting paid holidays and insur- exterior dinette slideout 9679. may be the opportunity keeping the Army Na- automatic w/air 98k SUVs at $9/hr please call 435- ance. Great Clips. Call am/fm cd player A/C ex- miles $650 882-0594 2 BDRM APT, nice you have been looking tional Guard supplied. 2000 DODGE Dakota 843-4280 for more in- 843-9410 cellent condition after 6pm area, hookups, free for. We provide bene- 1-800-GO-GUARD.com/ 4dr 51,000 miles great formation $11,000 435-882-8490 1998 NISSAN Pathfind- cable, carport, central fits. Come join our fun SUBSTITUTE CUSTO- truck (ucan) shape one owner 801-230-8918 1999 CADILLAC Dev- er, excellent condition, air, $625, 882-0366, and positive working DIAN job at Tooele Ar- $12,000 884-0622 or PART TIME Cleaner Business ille Pearl White Excel- 98k miles, automatic, 830-2665 environment! Please my Depot/ Deseret CAMPER Hydraulic 435-241-0175 needed to clean local lent condition $8500 4wd, $6700. Call Todd feel free to apply in per- Chemical Depot. Good Opportunities jacks, lots of storage resteraunts, 2 hours per OBO Call 882-6677 882-5298 after 5pm. 2BDRM 1BTH Car port son: 2502 North 400 E. pay. Federal Back- space, water tank, 2000 DODGE Ram 4x4 day, weekdays, call A CASH COW! 90 vend- Available September email resume: jrl@lid- ground check required stove, gas/ electric 2500 new tires, extend- Dave 801-541-7152 ing machine Units/ 30 2000 CHEVY Venture 2000 FORD Explorer, 1st quiet neighbors ref- diardhf.com, Fax re- apply at Tooele Depart- fridge, sleeps four ed warranty lots of ex- for interviews. locations. Entire busi- EXT, 75k, loaded, pow- Eddie Bauer, fully load- erences checked sume: attn. JR 435-882- ment of Workforce adults, dual propane tras $15,000 Call 850- ness - $10,970. Local er door, power seats, ed, 126k miles. $8900 $500/mo $350/dep 435- 0968. Services. tanks, must sell 2681 PRESSER/ COUNTER Utah Company. Hurry! pw, cruise, rear air, obo. 884-0106 830- 224-5324 person Apply at 132 N (435)882-6717 compressor, 8 passen- POSTAL JOBS $15.67 Call (801)593-0084. 4431 2005 CHEVROLET, Main TAX PREPARER earn (435)830-8510 ger, overhead console, 2BDRM DUPLEX, Re- to $26.19/hr, now hiring. (ucan) 2500HD, Quad Cab, extra income after tak- great condition. $9000 94 FORD Explorer, runs modeeled A/C, w/d For application and free PRIVATE TUTOR needing course flexible FREE CAB over camper, long bed, 8.1 Vortez hookups $595/mo ALL CASH CANDY obo. 882-3494 great! $2200 obo. Call goverment job informa- ed for child with dyslex- schedules convenient early 1970, must pick Torsion lift, Bfg’s fifth 882-0366, 830-2665 Route. Do you earn 884-0524 tion, call American As- ia. Contact Laura 843- locations register now up. Please call 882- wheel, electric brake $800 in a day? Your 2001 HONDA Accord V6 sociation of Labor 1- 7489 courses Starts Monday 3020 control $33,000 OBO 2bdrm, 1bth, $615/mo, own local candy route. EXL, loaded, 70k miles, 913-599-8042, 24 hrs. September 11th call 830-1185 pets ok w/extra deposit Includes 90 machines mostly highway miles, emp. serv. SMALL GAS engine me- 882-0768 or 849-2455 well maintained, (801)563-0656 and candy. All for TOOELE chanic apply at 398 N Liberty tax service RANSCRIPT TOOELE $9,995. 1(888)745-3353 T $13,500. Call 882-6402 TRANSCRIPT Clean Out Your Basement Main. Small fee for books BULLETIN or (801)201-5272 BULLETIN Place Your Ad Here (ucan) 882-0050 Call 882-0050 LISTINGS WANTED 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville Incredible country living in this beautifully modern 2000 Rambler with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, 2 FullD Baths and area in $$ D 2295,00095,000LLbasement for 5 more bedrooms, O 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots SSOLDSO of possibilities. SELL YOUR HOME HERE

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Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Rent Meetings Meetings Meetings Miscellaneous 2BDRM, SMALL office 2-3 BEDROOM, 1bth re- STANSBURY, NEWLY BEFORE SELLING, buy- 3 SETTLEMENT Canyon GRANTSVILLE CITY PUBLIC HEARING ing this meeting should Deadline for public no- Basement apt. no pets, modeled bungalow with remodeled, fabulous ing, financing, listing for irrigation water shares, NOTICE OF PUBLIC Lake Point Cemetery notify Rachelle Custer, tices is 4 p.m. the day no smoking $650/mo large fenced yard, and roomy 4bdrm, 2bth sale or settling an es- $3000 each. (435)882- HEARING ON PRO- and Park Service Area Tooele City Planner prior prior to publication. $300/dep utilities includ- washer dryer, partially Family room, gas fire- tate; have Atkin Ap- 4082 after 6:30pm. POSED SUBDIVISIONS Truth in Taxation to the meeting at (435) Public notices submit- ed except phone 435- furnished with queen place, central air, patio, praising determine your AND AMENDMENTS Due to the lack of a Quo- 843-2130 or TDD (435) ted past the deadline 884-6596 bed, dresser, living unique floorplan, fully home’s value. Call 882- GRANTSVILLE IRRIGA- TO EXISTING SUBDIVI- rum at the Truth in Taxa- 843-2180. will not be accepted. room furniture, dining landscaped, sprinkling 5447 TION Shares Wanted, SION ZONING MAP tion hearing held on Au- (Published in the Tran- UPAXLP 3BDRM 1.5BTH W/D table. $775/mo includes system, hardwood any quantity. Also want- AMENDMENTS. gust 17th, 2006, another script Bulletin August 17, Near School No Smok- water- non smoker only, floors, cable ready, 2 FSBO 5bdrm home quiet ed Tooele Valley water NOTICE IS HEREBY hearing will be held on 22, 29, September 5 & GRANTSVILLE CITY ing No Pets Call 435- no pets. Call Laney, car garage. No smok- neighborhood, fenced rights, particularly stock GIVEN that that Grants- Tuesday, August 29th 12, 2006) NOTICE INVITING BIDS 241-0472 830-7583. Available ing/ pets. $1200/mo. yard, detached garage, rights 435-840-1472. ville City Council will con- 2006 at 8:00 PM at the FOR A PRECAST CON- Sept. 1. 801-835-5592 Lease sprinkler system, corner duct a public hearing at Mosquito Abatement PUBLIC NOTICE CRETE FENCE 3bdrm 1bth spacious WANTED: WATER rights option available lot near elementary the Grantsville City Of- building in Lake Point, Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given tooele side by side du- or irrigation shares in 2BDRM, 1BTH, 414 school $128,000 435- fice, 429 E. Main Street, Utah. The Lake Point that the Stockton Plan- that Grantsville City Cor- plex, basement, w/d Tooele Valley. Call North Parkway Ave, TOOELE, 6BDRM, 4bth, 850-2264 Grantsville UT on Wed- Cemetery and Park ning and Zoning Com- poration (hereafter hookups, carport, yard, Ross at 801-642-0119 Tooele, w/d hookups, $1450/mo, 2835sqft, tri- nesday September 6, Service Area Board will mission will hold Public “City”), is accepting bids storage, $650/mo plus FSBO: HORSE property $650/dep, $650/mo. level, very spacious, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. The consider raising the tax Hearing and Work Meet- from qualified licensed security, pets negotia- New, Ponderosa Es- Available September available 6/15, fenced Office Space pubic hearing will consid- rate to 0.00046 at that ing on Tuesday, 22nd contractors to erect a ble. (435)830-6994 tate, Stansbury. 5bdrm, 1st. (801)898-2394 yard, garden spot, large er the following: meeting for the 2006 tax day of August 2006 at precast concrete fence 2.5bth, 2 story, full kitchen, central air, PUBLIC HEARINGS: year. If anyone has the Stockton Town Hall, with columns (approxi- 3BDRM 2BTH Tooele 3BDRM 1BTH, dish- basement, 3 car ga- OFFICE/ BUSINESS hardwood floors, dog a. Minor Subdivision for questions prior to this 18 North Johnson Street. mately 500 lineal feet Duplex Hookups, cen- washer, w/d hookups, rage, 1/2ac, fireplace, space, utilities and high run, 2 car garage, appli- Amber Clark and Alisha meeting they can call This meeting will begin and 6 foot high) on City tral air, fenced yard,car large kitchen, huge 4500sqft, 1500sqft un- speed internet included, ances. No smoking, Wadsworth at 100 N. Jerry Winters at (801) promptly at 7:00 p.m. property. port, shed, water/gar- fenced yard, 1yr con- finished basement, 272 North Broadway. outdoor pet okay. Call 800 East to divide one lot 508-0095. and will end promptly at Sealed bids for this fence bage paid,1 pet ok tract, $750/mo, available September. (435)882-4949 (801)835-5592 into 2 lots. (Published in the Tran- 9:00 p.m. will be received at the $650/mo. $450/dep $500/dep. 70 N 100 W, (801)809-6535 b. General Plan amend- script Bulletin August 22 BUSINESS SECTION Grantsville City Offices, 435-224-4932 or 884- Tooele. 882-8407 TWO 5BDRM, 2bth Buildings ments for 550 S. Mor- & 24, 2006) 1. Roll Call 429 East Main Street, 0193 homes in Tooele, FSBO: TOOELE beauti- mon Trail Road to go PUBLIC HEARING Grantsville Utah 84029 3BDRM 1BTH, large liv- swamp coolers, partially ful 4bdrm home, stucco, PUBLIC NOTICE until, 5:00 p.m., on Tues- 3BDRM, 2BTH duplex BUILDING MATERIALS: from an RR-1 designa- 2. Proposal to amend ing room, no smoking, landscaped, great central air, custom THE TOWN OF RUSH day September 5, 2006. Tooele, w/d hookups, METAL buildings, mini tion to a Commercial General Plan in address- no pets, $800/mo, neighborhoods! Won- deck, landscaped, VALLEY WILL HOLD A Bids will be opened and central ac, covered storage systems, roof Designation. ing prohibition of gravel $600/dep. 30 W 400 S, derful backyards, great sprinklers, alarm, many PUBLIC HEARING read aloud at 7:30 p.m. parking, pets welcome, and wall panels, metal c. Industrial Park Subdi- pits, asphalt and cement Tooele. Call (435)224- play area for kids. No more upgrades, UPON A PETITION on September 6, 2006, $700. 2bdrm Grantville building components. vision amendment for production 4912 smoking, no pets, Split $189,900. 882-3382 or FILED BY CHAD HUNT during the regular $600 Aaron (801)450- Utah Manufacture 20 Randy Hunt to divide lot 3. Proposal to amend Entry: $1200/mo; Ram- 840-1333 TO VACATE A POR- Grantsville City Council 8432. 3BDRM 2BTH Mobile years plus. Top quality #6 in two. Development Code in bler: $1300/mo. 801- TION OF A PLATTED meeting at the same City w/storage nice park, GRAND VICTORIAN low prices. Weekly De- All interested persons addressing prohibition of 835-5592 BUT UNDEVELOPED Offices. Interested par- 4BDRM 1BTH Basement $560/mo, $400/dep 141 E Main in Grants- livery. 1-800-262-5347. are invited to attend and gravel pits, asphalt and OR USED TOWN ties are invited to attend. apartment, Kitchen, 435-830-1177 ville See virtual tour at cobuildings@cobuildings. provide comment upon cement production Homes STREET THAT RUNS Interested contractors dinging room $700/mo www.circlepix.com/WD net (ucan) these proposals. Written REGULAR MEETING THROUGH SAGER’S should contact the Wen- Also home with 3bdrm 3bdrm 3bth Near schools C6GE Call Carol Had- comments will also be 4. Minutes 2.5bth $850/mo Call fenced yard pets ok all If you build, remodel or considered if submitted LIVESTOCK PROPER- a. August 1, 2006 dy Palmer, Grantsville $$$SAVE MONEY dock with Remax Plati- 435-849-1947 appliances included remove buildings you to the City Recorder in TY. THE STREET IS 5. Vote to amend Gener- City Recorder to obtain Find HUD & Bank num 435-830-0007 new a/c 2 car garage can place your classi- advance of the hearing. IDENTIFIED AS 5TH al Plan the specifications and in- owned homes at: APT FOR RENT, 2 $950/mo call Alyssa Planning on selling your fied ad in 45 of Utah's The current Land Use NORTH STREET AND 6. Vote to amend Devel- structions for this project www.tooelebankowned bdrm, 1 bath, govern- 435-830-3360 home, you could be newspapers for only Management and Devel- WHICH RUNS EAST opment Code at (435) 884-3411, Mon- homes.com or call for ment subsidized. 211 sending your sales $155. for 25 words ($5. opment code and the FROM MAIN STREET. day through Thursday a list Berna or Chris 7. Conservation Subdivi- S. Hale, Grantsville. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile points to up to 340,000 for each additional proposed amendments THE PUBLIC HEARING from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 435-840-5029, Group sion Call Tammi 884-1712. home for rent, no smok- households at once. For word). You will reach up may be reviewed at the WILL BE AUGUST 23, No bid may be withdrawn 1 Real Estate 8. Adjourn Equal Housing Opp. ing/ pets. 882-1550 $155. you can place to 340,000 households Grantsville City Offices 2006 AT 7:00 PM AT Dated on this 4th day of for a period of thirty days and all you do is call the each weekday before the THE RUSH VALLEY after the date set for the $199/ MONTH HOMES your 25 word classified August, 2006 BACHELOR APART- 3BDRM, 2BTH town ad to all 45 newspapers Transcript Bulletin at public hearing, between TOWN HALL. Deborah S. Martin, opening thereof. MENT 158 N Garden, house, carport, $825/ from $199/month 4% 882-0050 for all the de- the hours of 9:00 a.m. REGULAR MEETING The City reserves the Down, 30 years @ in Utah. Just call the CBLO or office space, 580sqft mo. (801)544-9113 Transcript Bulletin at tails. (Mention UCAN and 4:30 p.m. OF THE RUSH VALLEY (Published in the Tran- right to accept any or to w/restroom, parking, (801)529-3508 5.5% arp!. Buy foreclo- Classified Network) Persons with disabilities TOWN COUNCIL WILL reject any or all bids or sures! Available now! 882-0050 for all the de- script Bulletin August 8, $400 plus electricity, tails. (Mention ucan) needing accommoda- BE HELD AFTER THE 10, 15, 17 & 22, 2006) waive any informality in a centrally located. 882- 4BDRM 1.5BTH, 1 family HUD, FSBO, Repos STEEL BUILDINGS: tions to participate in this PUBLIC HEARING bid. etc! For listing (800) 5496 room, refrigerator, dish- SELLING YOUR HOME? FACTORY inventory. hearing should contact Agenda: PUBLIC NOTICE Dated this 18 day of Au- 366-9783 extension washer, microwave, big Advertise it in the clas- Best deals 40x60 to the Grantsville City Offi- 1. Roll Call NOTICE IS HEREBY gust, 2006. 5330 (ucan) BASEMENT APT 2bdrm laundry room, 401 sifieds. Call 882-0050 120x300. Free same ces at least 3 days in ad- 2. Approval of prior mi- GIVEN THAT the Tooele Wendy Palmer Large storeroom w/d, Lakeview Ave, day quote. (800)658- vance of the hearing. nutes City Recorder **SEARCH EVERY STANSBURY BEAUTI- City Planning Commis- Garage, near school No $950/mo, $600/dep. 2885 www.rigidbuilding. DATED THIS 17th DAY 3. Set public hearing for (Published in the Tran- home listed in tooele FUL 5brdm 3.5bth on sion will meet in a public pets No smoking Call Available 9/1. (435)882- com (ucan) OF AUGUST 2006 a proposed amendment script Bulletin August 22, county at www.tooele- .31 acres 2900 sqft RV hearing and Business 435-241-0472 1205 Wendy Palmer to Section 4.26c (Con- 24, 29 & 31, 2006) homesforsale.com and parking Basketball Public Notices meeting scheduled for Grantsville City Re- servation of Values) of BEAUTIFUL HOME for 4BDRM 2BTH. 1310 N sign up fdor a free no Court hardwood floors Wednesday, August 23, work out/office alarm Meetings corder the Land Use Code 2006 in the hour of 7:00 NOTICE OF PUBLIC rent 4bdrm 3bth 465 E. 2 Car garage. obligation email update 4. Jeanna Long – appro- HEARING ON PETI- system etc. Price Re- Deadline for public no- (Published in the Tran- PM. The meeting will be 1800sqft large yard No smoking. $1500/mo on new listings daily. val of Lot line adjustment TION TO VACATE A duced $295,000 801- tices is 4 p.m. the day script Bulletin August 22, held at Tooele City Hall $2200/mo Call Brian $600/dep. 840-5551 Chris or Berna 435-840- 5. Consideration of the TOWN STREET 673-4370 435-843- prior to publication. 2006) in the City Council 801-244-6670 5031 Group 1 Real Es- vacating of 5th Street in Pursuant to Section 10- 4BDRM, 3BTH, 2 family 5216 Public notices submit- Chambers, located at 90 tate. NOTICE OF PUBLIC St John Area of Rush 9a-609.5 of the Utah GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM rooms, $950/mo. For in- ted past the deadline N Main Street, Tooele, STANSBURY CONDO HEARING Valley Code, notice is hereby mobile home, $450/mo, fo call Sandy 830-6657 will not be accepted. Utah. for sale, 2bdrm, 1.5bth, August 22, 2006 6. Approval of New Fire given that the Town $300/dep; 3bdrm mo- at Prudential. Beautiful UPAXLP Agenda Items $99,900 (801)633-5324 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Chief - Roger Evans 1. Public Hearing and Council and the Mayor of bile home, $550/mo, C-A INVESTMENT 1 & 2 bedroom the Town of Rush Valley, AGENDA Community Center 7. Discussion of new or- Motion on conditional $300/dep. 849-2471 531 Garden Street, apartments!! STANSBURY PARK will hold a public hearing NOTICE is hereby given 112 Mariah dinance for the cemeter- use permit for a rapid 884-0113 882-1969 4bdrm, 1bth, partially Spacious Rambler- on August 23, 2006 at that the Board of Trust- Wendover, Utah ies, new prices for lots eye technology practice fenced, $750/mo, Completely Remodeled 3000+sqft, 5bdrm 3bth, 7:00 p.m. at the Rush LOW RENT Remodels: ees of the Stansbury The Utah Department of and other rules for care home business located $750/dep. 882-1199 NEW fridge, stove, 2 fireplaces. Newer C/A Valley Town Hall, Rush Studio, 1 and 2 bed- Recreation Service Area Transportation herewith and Sexton duties. at 388 E 840 N by Wendi dishwasher, cabinets, & granite countertops, Valley Utah, upon a Peti- room apartments. New and the Greenbelt Serv- advises all interested 8. Council Reports Jensen. DON’T THROW Money carpet, Absolutely w/open floorplan-backs tion filed by Chad Hunt to carpet, tile and paint. ice Area and the Board persons or groups that it 9. Public Comments 2. Public Hearing and away! Buy for less than Gorgeous! The best the greenbelt. Call Mar- vacate a portion of a New management with of Directors of the Stans- proposes to construct a 10. Payment of Bills Motion on conditional rent. Free recorded ci 801-455-4482 platted but undeveloped great tenants. Seniors value in ALL of Tooele. bury Service Agency will new interchange at Aria 11. Adjourn use permit for contrac- message 24/7. Call to- RE/MAX Results. or used Town Street that welcome. 843-0917 Non-Smokers Only! convene their regularly Boulevard and I-80 in Joyce McAtee, Record- tors outside storage at day 1-888-734-9350 ext runs through Sager’s scheduled meeting on Wendover, Utah. er 226 S 1200 W lots 308 100. (801) 318-4997 STORAGE New alarmed Livestock property. The NEW 3bdrm, 2bth town- Wednesday, August 23, A Public Hearing con- Rush Valley Town and 309 by Dave Hamil- 260 North 100 East, Tooele units available now! street is identified as 5th homes, 2 car garage, FOR RENT - Valley 2006 at 7:00 p.m., at the ducted by Washington (Published in the Tran- ton. Many sizes from 5x5 to North Street and which ac, enclosed yard, Meadows has two and Clubhouse, #1 Country Group International, con- script Bulletin August 22, 3. Request Motion for 10x30. Great rates! runs east from Main hookups, starting at three bedroom apart- Club Drive, Stansbury sultant engineer, will be 2006) one 60 ft drive approach Very secure! On SR Street. The legal de- $399. 882-4004 ments available. Cov- Park, Utah 84074. held to present the Pre- at 226 S 1200 W for lots 201 at 7200 West. PUBLIC NOTICE scription of the street that ered parking, dish- Business Meeting ferred Alternative (Full 308 and 309 by Dave ROOM FOR rent w/cable FFOROR SSALE!ALE! (801)250-9100 NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- is proposed to be vacat- washers and washer 1. Call to Order Diamond Interchange) Hamilton. 435-850-9607 EN THAT the Tooele ed is identified as fol- and dryer hook ups. 2. Pledge of Allegiance identified in the Environ- 4. Public Hearing and TOWNHOME for sale, City Planning Commis- lows: Call Carole at 882- 3. Roll Call mental Assessment Motion for a requested SLEEPING ROOMS 2bdrm, 1 1/2bth, loft up- sion will meet in a public That portion of 5th North 7875 ext 123 to see if 4. Review and Adopt Mi- (EA). The formal presen- subdivision preliminary available, $70 per stairs. Laminate flooring hearing and Business Street abutting the north you qualify. nutes tation will begin at 7:00 and final plat approval for week, $10 key deposit, in loft. $115,000. Call meeting scheduled for line of Lots 5 and 6 of B- 5. Public Comment pm. Canyon Cove Subdivi- first and last week- total Sell Your Home Here for for more details. Wednesday, September 3 and that portion ex- GRANTSVILLE 2bdrm, 6. Probable Vote Items Please provide us your sion containing 3 lots on $150 to move in. 46 N (435)843-0511 13, 2006 in the hour of tending westerly to the $650/mo, $300/dep, no a. Taxing Entity Resolu- thoughts regarding this 1.57 acres located at ap- Broadway. 882-7605 $ 80* 7:00 PM. The meeting east line of Main Street smoking, no pets. 884- VERY NICE Brick home tion – Randy Jones potential project, either proximately 500 E Tam- 6596 ea. by attending the public will be held at Tooele as shown on the Amend- STOCKTON NEW Base- 6 w/basement apartment, 7. Recess arack zoned R 1-12 by City Hall in the City ed plat of St. John Subdi- double lot, fenced beau- Work Session hearing or by writing to: Kyle Christensen. ment Apt 1 or 2bdrm Council Chambers, locat- vision, recorded in Book GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM Call 882-0050 tiful yard, fruit trees, 1. Possible Vote Items Washington Group Inter- 5. Review and Approval 1bth includes utilities ed at 90 N Main Street, 163 at page 705 of the 2bth cottage, 2 car *Based on 13 issue contract. garden, sprinkler sys- a. Stansbury Enforce- national of Planning Commission except phone $500/mo Tooele, Utah. Tooele County records, garage, central air, tem, possible duplex ment Issues – Christy c/o Leonard Cheslock minutes for meeting held no smoking or pets Public Hearing to vacate located in the Southwest basement. $950/mo. property. 882-5104 Achziger P.O. Box 5888 August 9, 2006. 801-330-2290 3BDRM 2BTH condo in and amend Tooele Town Quarter of Section 19, 399 Utah Drive b. Leucadia, Parcel 9, Denver, CO 80217-5888 (Published in the Tran- Stansbury owner/ WE BUY Houses! Center No. 4. This sub- Township 5 South, STUDIO APARTMENT (400 W 400 S) 28-Acre Park – Jim Ward E-mail to: aria.inter- script Bulletin August 22, agent. Call Chris 435- Need a quick sale? division containing 2 lots Range 5 West, Salt Lake available in Grantsville Davidson Realty c. Lake Mower Storage [email protected] 2006) 840-5029 Group 1 Real Facing foreclosure? on 1.54 acres located at Base and Meridian, more $375/mo Utilities includ- (801)466-5078 Options – Scott Totman (Published in the Tran- Estate. Don’t wait, sell now! 1000 North Main Street. particularly described as ed Please call Holly at d. Permission for Utility script Bulletin August 17 PUBLIC NOTICE OF GRANTSVILLE, LEASE (801)381-5873 msg. Vacation and amend- follows: Prudential Real Estate Easement, Boyer Phase & 22, 2006) MEETING AND AGEN- 3bdrm, 1.5bth mobile, 3BDRM MOBILE home ment to increase the size Beginning at a point on 435-830-0977 1 – Jeff Terry DA $600/mo, $300/dep. for sale $11,000 OBO NOTICE OF PUBLIC of Lot 1 to .934 acres the east line of Main e. Vacating Well A Ease- Erda Township Plan- Rental references re- Must see to believe 550 Manufactured HEARING and decrease the size of Street as depicted on TOOELE, 2BDRM, 2bth, ment, Boyer Phase 1 – ning Commission quired. No pets. Call Spruce Grand view Notice is hereby given lot two to .612 acres. said Amended Plat of St. Country Cove condo, Homes Jeff Terry The Erda Township 884-3752 830-0188 that the Erda Township Pursuant to the Ameri- John Subdivision, said washer dryer included, PRIDE OF Ownership! 2. Manager’s Report Planning Commission Planning Commission cans with Disabilities Act, point being North ac, $750/mo 3BDRM, 2BTH, double Nice 1998 Mfr. house. 3. Board Members’ Re- will hold a meeting on GREAT FAMILY home in will be holding a PUBLIC individuals needing spe- 80E57"20" East 66.00 107 W 600 N #103 garage, unbeatable Lease/ option, 4bdrm, ports and Requests August 23, 2006 at 7:00 quiet neighborhood HEARING in the Tooele cial accommodation dur- feet and North 08E43'40" Davidson Realty view of golf course, 2bth, 1700sqft, master 4. Correspondence p.m. in the auditorium of 3bdrm 3bth large family County Courthouse Audi- ing this meeting should West 544.50 feet along (801)466-5078 mountain views! New bed and bath, vaulted 5. Assignments Review the Tooele County Court- room in finished base- torium at 47 So. Main notify Rachelle Custer, said east line from the in- paint, carpet. (801)918- ceilings, fireplace, car- 6. Financial and Bills house, 47 South Main ment lots of trees Street, Tooele. On Wed- Tooele City Planner prior tersection of Main and VALLEY VIEW 6182 (801)918-3735 port and decks. Bob 7. Adjourn Street, Tooele Utah. $1280/mo 435-850- nesday August 23rd to the meeting at (435) 4th North Streets and Motel.Call 882-3235. 435-840-1661 (435)224-5550 (Published in the Tran- PUBLIC MEETING: or 882-7008. Nice, quiet 2152 2006 beginning at 843-2130 or TDD (435) 1. Roll Call running thence along the KIDS PARADISE script Bulletin August 22, 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- 4bdrm 2bth 1048 S 900 7:00pm to receive public 843-2180. 2. Approval of meeting extension of said east 4bdrm, 2bth, large Mobile Homes 2006) ette available. Monthly, W $169,900 435-843- comment on the follow- (Published in the Tran- minutes from August 9, line North 08E43'40" fenced yard, dishwash- weekly & daily specials. 5153 ing items: script Bulletin August 17, 2006 West 99.00 feet to the er, flat top range, mi- PUBLIC NOTICE HBO, cable. 585 Can- 1999 MANUFACTURED NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- (a) AMZ #1027-06 22, 29, September 5 & 3. Public Hearing north line of 5th North yon Rd, Tooele. crowave, indoor and 5 BEDROOM Home home 3bdrm 2bth, open Amendment to Table 17- 12, 2006) (a) AMZ #1027-06 Street; thence along said outdoor fireplaces EN THAT the Tooele 3bth Stansbury, like floor plan, vaulted ceil- City Planning Commis- 5-3-9 & Chapter 2 (Im- Amendment to Table 17- north line North close to school $1000 PUBLIC NOTICE Homes for Rent new $189,500. Contact ings, walk in closets, sion will meet in a public pound Lots): 5-3-9 & Chapter 2 (Im- 80E57'20" East 1863.84 neg. 840-2543 NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- Liz 801-243-5028. garden tub, fridge and hearing and Business (b) AMZ #1030-06 pound Lots): feet; thence South EN THAT the Tooele range Included asking meeting scheduled for Amendment to Chapter 4 (b) AMZ #1030-06 08E43'40" East 99.00 NEWER 3BDRM 3bth 567 ISGREEN Circle, City Planning Commis- $$WHY RENT when $22,000 435-830-3919 Wednesday, August 23, for (Temp Housing): Amendment to Chapter 4 feet to the south line of rambler in culdesac Off 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- sion will meet in a public you can buy? 0 down 2006 in the hour of 7:00 (c) SUB #1018-06 Sage for (Temp Housing): said 5th North Street; 1000 N Tooele 1875sqft rage, open spacious 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile hearing and Business programs, not perfect PM. The meeting will be Hollow – Todd Holloway (c) SUB #1018-06 Sage thence along said south Walk-in Closets Wood floor plan, $150,000. home for rent, no smok- meeting scheduled for credit. First time buy- held at Tooele City Hall ( Concept Phase) Hollow – Todd Holloway line South 80E57'20" Floors $1185/mo 435- 830-4502 ing/ pets. 882-1550 Wednesday, September ers, Single parent pro- in the City Council Mary Dixon (Concept Phase) West 1863.84 feet to the 241-5005 13, 2006 in the hour of grams. Call for de- Chambers, located at 90 Secretary WORK MEETING: point of beginning. BEAUTIFUL 3bdrm 2bth FREE RENT Open 7:00 PM. The meeting tails. Berna or Chris NEWER CLEAN 3bdrm N Main Street, Tooele, Erda Township Plan- 1. CUP #1264-06 Adobe A copy of the Petition Rambler on Tooeles house, Overpass point. will be held at Tooele 435-840-5029 Group 2 car garage A/C Close Utah. ning Commission Rock Products (New and a map showing the east bench only We have 2 and 3bdrm City Hall in the City 1 Real Estate to Schools and shop- Public Hearing to amend (Published in the Tran- Sign Placement) street that is proposed $279,900 Call Niki at homes for rent or sale. Council Chambers, locat- ping $900/mo Amber West Point Meadows script Bulletin August 22, Other Business: for vacation may be re- Remax Advance 435- 843-5306 ed at 90 N Main Street, $TIRED OF trying to rent 801-815-9564 Available Condominiums phase 2. 2006) Adjournment: viewed by contacting 840-2389 Tooele, Utah. out your apartment? Let Now This subdivision contains Dated this 18th day of Joyce McAtee at 1200 Lots & Land PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearing to amend us do it for you! Call Ar- 3.63 acres, 64 units lo- August, 2006 West Highway 199, Rush BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM Tooele City Planning West Point Meadows gos Property Manage- SMOKERS WELCOME cated at 680 West 600 MARY DIXON, Secreta- Valley, Utah 84069 (Tel: rambler on large lot. Commission public Hear- Condominiums phase 2. ment 843-0785 Come and smoke in my North. Amended plat to ry 837-2229) prior to the 3bdrm 2bth. Only 5 ACRE lot in Erda R1 ing on West Point Mead- This subdivision contains 3bdrm 2bth rambler off correct building elevation Erda Township Plan- hearing. $249,900 in Grantsville. Water rights level land, ows Condominiums 3.63 acres, 63 units lo- 1BDRM HOME $525/mo 200 W 700 N Tooele changes since final plat ning Commission Interested persons are Call Angela at REMAX paved road $190000 scheduled for August 23, cated at 680 West 600 Large living room w/d $1165/mo 435-241- approval. (Published in the Tran- invited to attend and give Advance 884-3490. Call 435-830-2501 2006 has been moved to North. Amended plat to hookups 100 W 379 N 5005 Pursuant to the Ameri- script Bulletin August 22, comment on this Petition September 13, 2006. correct building elevation #3 843-0785 BEAUTIFUL HOME in STOCKTON BUILDING cans with Disabilities Act, 2006) to vacate a platted town (Published in the Tran- changes since final plat STANSBURY, 3BDRM Stansbury Park 4bdrm, lots. 12000- 16000ft. individuals needing spe- street. 2 BEDROOM homes. script Bulletin August 22, approval. 2bth multi-level, 2 car 3.5bth, formal living, Newly constructed cial accommodation dur- Dated this 27th day of Rent to own for monthly garage $1050/mo 2006) Pursuant to the Ameri- July, 2006. family rooms, loft, fin- roads. Beautiful lake/ ing this meeting should TOOELE payments starting at cans with Disabilities Act, TRANSCRIPT 190 E Crystal Bay Drive ished basement, land- mountain views. Great notify Rachelle Custer, ULLETIN BY ORDER OF THE $500. Call (435)224- Place Your Ad Here individuals needing spe- B Davidson Realty scaped, RV pad, extras. for manufactured or Tooele City Planner prior RUSH VALLEY TOWN 4804 Call 882-0050 cial accommodation dur- (801)466-5078 2750sqft $269,000 435- custom built homes. to the meeting at (435) COUNCIL 882-6657 882-7094 (801)860- 843-2130 or TDD (435) BY JOYCE MCATEE 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- TOOELE TWIN Home 5696 843-2180. TOWN RECORDER rage, fenced yard, 3bdrm, 1bth, car port, FOR SALE By Owner (Published in the Tran- Clean Out Your Basement TOOELE (Published in the Tran- $975/mo. 848 West $725/mo, $700/dep, TRANSCRIPT 4bdrm 2bth $239,900 script Bulletin August 1, script Bulletin August 1, Timpie. Call Debbie 894 W 700 S. (801)319- Place Your Ad Here BULLETIN 833-9668 8, 15 & 22, 2006) 882-0050 8, 15, & 22, 2006) 830-4716 3967 Call 882-0050 TUESDAY August 22, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous NOTICE approval/disapproval of the Council in such form Snacks A notice of intent for the the proposed approval and with such changes continued from page A10 following project submit- order. Email comments thereto as shall be ap- ted in accordance with will also be accepted at proved by the Council Good fruit dips include fla- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- [email protected]. If any- upon the adoption there- vored yogurt, applesauce, low ministrative Code (UAC), one so requests to the of. fat sour cream sweetened with has been received for Executive Secretary at A copy of the Resolution consideration by the Ex- the Division in writing and the Final Bond Res- honey or brown sugar, and cara- ecutive Secretary, Utah within 10 days of publica- olution are on file in the mel ice cream topping. Air Quality Board: tion of this notice, a hear- office of the City Record- Company Name: Energy ing will be held in accord- er of the Issuer, where Solutions, LLC (Energy ance with R307-401-4, they may be examined Apple Dip Solutions) UAC. during regular business 8 ounces cream cheese soft- Location: Five Miles (Published in the Tran- hours of the City Record- ened south of the Clive exit on script Bulletin August 22, er from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 1/2 cup brown sugar Interstate 80 at highway 2006) p.m. for a period of at mile marker #49, Tooele least thirty (30) days 1/4 cup sugar County PUBLIC NOTICE from and after the date of 1 teaspoon vanilla Project Description: En- PREVIOUS PATIENTS publication of this notice. Mix ingredients. Serve with cut OF MONICA M EBERT, ergy Solutions provides NOTICE IS FURTHER up apples. waste management, PHD, CLINICAL PSY- GIVEN that a period of treatment, and disposal CHOLOGIST thirty (30) days from and services for low-level and As allowed by Utah stat- after the date of the pub- Nearly every kid loves cookies naturally occurring radio- ute, patient records inac- lication of this notice is and they are an easy after-school active wastes tive for seven or more provided by law during treat. They do have flour and eggs (LLRW/NORM), byprod- years will be destroyed which any person in in- uct material such as ura- beginning September terest shall have the right in them, so they are not all bad, nium mill tailing (11e. 10th, 2006. Individuals to contest the legality of but it is a stretch to call them (2)), and mixed radioac- wishing to have records the Bond Resolution or highly nutritious. Some cookie tive and RCRA hazard- referred to another psy- the Bonds, or any provi- recipes include extra ingredients ous waste. chologist or physician sion made for the securi- like oatmeal, milk or yogurt to LLRW/NORM and may request by calling ty and payment of the 11e.(2) wastes are not (435) 882-7928 Bonds, and that after improve their nutritive value. treated prior to disposal; (Published in the Tran- such time, no one shall What they really need both however, non-soil wastes script Bulletin August 15, have any cause of action nutritionally and from a culinary 22 & 29, 2006) may be combined with to contest the regularity, point of view is a glass of milk to soil, local clays or a con- formality or legality there- NOTICE OF BONDS TO go with them. The kids get calci- crete-like controlled low BE ISSUED of for any cause whatso- strength material (CLSM) NOTICE IS HEREBY ever. um and vitamins A and D, which to meet debris placement GIVEN pursuant to the DATED August 16, 2006. makes Mom happy, and they get a requirements. Energy provisions of the Utah In- /s/ Sharon Daw- cookie, which pleases the kids. Solutions has requested dustrial Facilities and De- son approval to increase the velopment Act, Title 11, City Recorder production of their con- Chapter 17, Utah Code (Published in the Tran- Sharon’s Multiple Chocolate crete batch plant from Annotated 1953, as script Bulletin August 22, 75,000 yd3 to 100,000 amended, that on August 2006) Chip Cookies yd3 per year. The Ener- 16, 2006, the City Coun- (Makes 144 cookies) PUBLIC NOTICE gy Solutions site will con- cil (the “Council”) of 2 cups butter 8-16-06 tinue to be a minor Tooele City, Tooele Grantsville City Council 2 cups sugar source for all pollutants. County, Utah (the “Issu- has adopted the follow- 2 cups brown sugar The site is located in er”) adopted an induce- ing Ordinances and Res- Tooele County; an attain- ment resolution (the 4 eggs olutions: ment area of the National “Resolution”) in which it 2 teaspoons vanilla Ordinance 2006-12. This Ambient Air Quality expressed its intent to is- Ordinance is for the pur- 5 cups blended oatmeal Standards (NAAQS) for sue Industrial Revenue pose of amending the 4 cups flour all pollutants. New Bonds in the aggregate Land Use Development Source Performance principal amount of not to 2 teaspoons soda Sharon’s Multiple Chocolate Chip Cookies (above) combine oatmeal, nuts and a variety of chocolate and Management Code Standards (NSPS), Na- exceed Ten Million Dol- 2 teaspoons baking powder chips and chunks for melt-in-your mouth delight — and greater nutrition. To help your children eat nutri- Map of Grantsville City, tional Emission Stand- lars ($10,000,000) (the tiously, fruit (below) is another wonderful snack. UT as recommended by 1 teaspoon salt ards for Hazardous Air “Bonds”) to finance the the Planning Commis- 3 cups chopped nuts (optional) Pollutants (NESHAP) acquisition, renovation sion by amending the 1/4 teaspoon baking powder cherry or large cherry half into and Maximum Available and equipping of a man- 1 bag regular size chocolate zone at aprox. 460 E. 1/4 teaspoon baking soda the center of each ball of cookie Control Technology ufacturing facility for the chips, semisweet or milk chocolate Yogurt Cookies Durfee Street from A-10 dough. (MACT) regulations do manufacture of finished 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup margarine to RR-1. 1 bag mini size chocolate chips, not apply to this source. wood building products, 1/2 cup margarine or butter, For frosting, in a small, heavy Ordinance 2006-13. This semisweet or milk chocolate 1 cup sugar Title V of the 1990 Clean such as doors and cabi- saucepan, melt chocolate pieces Ordinance is for the pur- 1/2 bag of chocolate chunks or a softened 1 egg Air Act does not apply to nets and related prod- pose of amending the 1 cup sugar and sweetened condensed milk 1 teaspoon vanilla this source. The PM10 ucts (the “Project”). The grated chocolate bar Land Use Development over low heat, stirring often. Stir emissions will increase Project will be owned Measure oatmeal and blend in 1 egg 1/2 cup yogurt, plain or vanilla and Management Code 0.10 tons per year. The and operated in whole or 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla in 4 teaspoons of the reserved 2 2/3 cups flour Map of Grantsville City, a blender to a fine powder. Cream changes in emissions will in part by Conestoga cherry juice. Spoon about 1 tea- UT as recommended by the butter and both sugars. Add 2 10 ounce jars small mara- 1 teaspoon baking powder result in the following Wood Specialties Corp., the Planning Commis- schino cherries, halved spoon frosting over each cherry, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda tons per year potential to or any affiliate entity eggs and vanilla; mix together. Sift sion by amending the 1 6-ounce package (1 cup) spreading to cover cherry. If emit totals: PM10 = thereof (the “Borrower”). dry ingredients together: flour, 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg zone on the North East necessary, add additional cherry 65.03, NOx = 4.05, SO2 The Bonds are to be is- semisweet chocolate pieces (not Cream margarine, sugar, egg corner of Clay Street and oatmeal, salt, baking powder and = 0.38, CO = 2.03, VOC sued pursuant to the imitation) juice, 1 teaspoon at a time to thin Race Street from A-10 to soda. Add to butter, sugar and and vanilla together then add the 2.59, HAPs = 2.33. Resolution and a Final frosting. RR-1. 1/2 cup sweetened condensed yogurt. Next add dry ingredients The completed engineer- Bond Resolution with ac- egg mixture. Add chocolate chips. Ordinance 2006-14. This milk Bake in a 350 degree oven and mix together. Place cookies ing evaluation and air companying Indenture of Roll into 1 inch balls and place Ordinance is for the pur- about 10 minutes or until done. quality impact analysis Trust (collectively, “Final In a large mixing bowl stir on cookie sheet and bake at 350 pose of amending the two inches apart on a cookie showed that the pro- Bond Resolution”) to be together flour, cocoa powder, Remove and cool on a wire rack. degrees for 7 minutes. Land Use Development sheet. Bake for 10 minutes at 375 posed project meets the adopted authorizing and Makes 48 cookies. and Management Code baking powder, soda and salt; set requirements of federal confirming the sale of the degrees. Map of Grantsville City, aside. air quality regulations Bonds for the purpose of You can roll all the dough into UT as recommended by In a large mixer bowl beat and the State air quality financing the Project and the Planning Commis- balls, place on a cookie sheet and rules. The Executive paying issuance expens- margarine or butter with an elec- sion by amending the freeze for 30 minutes (or until Secretary intends to is- es to be incurred in con- tric mixer on medium speed for zone west of Palomino hard). Remove them from the sue an Approval Order nection with the issuance Ranch Subdivision on 30 seconds. Add sugar and beat pending a 10-day public and sale of the Bonds. freezer and drop into zipper top North Cooley A-10 to on low speed until fluffy. Add comment period. The The Bonds are to be is- bags. Then place them back in the RR-1. project proposal, esti- sued and sold by the Is- egg and vanilla and beat well on A complete copy of the freezer. They are then ready to mate of the effect on lo- suer pursuant to the medium speed. Gradually add current amendments and bake another day and taste just as cal air quality and draft Resolution, including as the original ordinance/ flour mixture to beaten mixture, Approval Order are avail- part of said Resolution good. So they will spread better, resolution is available for beating on low speed until well able for public inspection the draft of a Final Bond let them thaw on the cookie sheet review at the city offices, blended. and comment at the Utah Resolution which was 429 E. Main, Grantsville, for about 30 minutes before baking Division of Air Quality, before the Council and Shape dough into 1 inch balls, UT 84029, Monday after they have been frozen. 150 North 1950 West, attached to the Resolu- place balls 2 inches apart on an through Friday-9: 00 a.m. Salt Lake City, UT tion in substantially final until 4:00 p.m. ungreased cookie sheet. Press 84114-4820. Written form at the time of the Wendy Palmer Chocolate Covered Cherry down center of each ball with Comments received by adoption of the Resolu- City Recorder the Division at this same tion (collectively, the Cookies thumb. (Published in the Tran- address on or before “Bond Resolution”) and Drain maraschino cherries, script Bulletin August 22, 1 1/2 cups all purpose flour September 1, 2006, will said Final Bond Resolu- 2006) 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa reserving the juice. Press a small be considered in making tion is to be adopted by the final decision on the ASK A SPECIALIST Healthy brown bag lunches can appeal to kids by Carolyn Washburn • Cut leftover chicken into UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION strips and pack with dippers of FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE AGENT, ranch dressing, barbecue sauce WASHINGTON COUNTY or mustard sauce. • Pack baked chips, pretzels, ealthy foods can help air popped popcorn or dry children do their best in cereal. Hschool, but getting kids • Limit sweets to once or to eat good-for-you foods can twice a week. Help your chil- sometimes be a trick. dren get used to eating fruit. Consider these tips to jazz • Freeze pudding, which also up a lunch while also keeping helps keep other foods cool. nutritional value in • Send packets of place. Getting kids 100 percent juice. • Include an Be cautious, since apple, orange, to eat good- some juice is only pear, kiwi, mango, for-you 10 percent juice star fruit, banana, with added sugar. a box of raisins or foods can For a change and grapes rather than added nutrition, a fruit roll up or sometimes send a yogurt drink. fruit chews. be a trick. • Place an ice • Send 1 percent pack in the lunch milk in place of 2 box. Keeping foods percent. cold will reduce the • Send vegetables with dip, chance of food-borne illness or mix chopped vegetables and will help keep foods fresh. with cream cheese and place • Provide hand wipes and on a bagel. remind children to use them • Use whole grain bread before eating. when possible. Try pita bread, • Remember to include one wraps, tortillas and bagels. food item with protein (meat, Variety can make a difference. cheese or egg), one carbohy- Leftover waffles with cream drate item (roll, bread, pita, cheese, peanut butter or egg crackers) and at least one fruit salad are a new change. and one vegetable for each • Try macaroni salads, ants lunch. on a log (peanut butter on cel- • To make your job easier, ery topped with raisins), salsa let your children give menu and chips, or meat and cheese. ideas and help with shopping Pack veggies and dip in your children’s lunch or cut up vegetables to mix with cream cheese for lunches. to spread on a bagel to improve your children’s nutrition. �� B12 TUESDAY August 22, 2006 �� Stansbury THE SCOUTING CORNER continued from page A10 Brenton Larsen

athlete. More than 20 people Brenton Larsen of Troop 1816 competed in the event, Marshall achieved his Eagle Award on said. March 28, 2006, and had his A two person scramble golf court of honor on June 23, 2006, tournament has long been a where the Eagle Award was popular event at Stansbury Days presented to him. As part of and this year was no exception his requirements for this award, with 34 people competing in the Brenton planned and carried out 18-hole contest. All sizes of frogs participated in a community service project. Winners of the golf scramble the frog jumping contest. He coordinated several crews �� were: 1st gross, Kasey William of boys and adults in painting �� and Mark White who shot a the crew of the boat that sinks all of the fire zones in the North 69, 2nd gross, Don Christensen in the most spectacular fash- Stansbury Lake area. and Joe Krueger with 72, 3rd ion,” according to race rules. Brenton is the son of Trevis Brenton Larsen gross Don McCaughey and Dave “It’s just kind of fun for the and Grace Larsen of Stansbury �� Lawrence with a 73 and 4th kids,” said Ashley Corpron, Park. gross Jerry Hill and Doug Moe event organizer. �� with 74. Another event popular with There was a tie for first net the young folk was the frog WEDDINGS between Tom and Teri Poskvan jumping contest. The frog pop- and Don and Jennifer Jones at ulation of Stansbury Park is Butler/Bolinder 61.5; 3rd net was Dave Zinn and booming, and small animal han- Trecia Lee Butler and Bridger �� Dewey Zakos with 67.5 and tied dlers spent the evening before Jake Bolinder have chosen �� for 4th gross was Tom McCarty the event catching critters from Friday, Aug. 25, 2006, to be and Ron Shackleford and Tom golf course ponds for the event. sealed for time and all eternity Gaumnitz and Sam Hamp at Frogs — ranging in size from in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. �� 69, said Valerie Green at the tiny hoppers still losing their �� Trecia is the daughter of �� Stansbury Park pro shop. tadpole tales to giant jumpers Wayne and Jeannine Butler. She �� An afternoon competition — were named, placed on a is a 2004 graduate of Grantsville �� for the Service Agency Annual mat and encouraged to jump High School and is continuing �� Regatta was won by Dave Zinn three consecutive leaps. A total her education at Utah State �� for the fifth year in a row. Zinn’s of 33 frogs were entered in the �� University. craft was crewed by Joe Krueger, event, said Susan Ulrich, event �� Bridger is the son of Garry said Jones, who headed up the organizer. and Stacey Bolinder. He is a event. Zinn won against a small Frog names included the �� 2001 graduate of Grantsville field of five crafts this year, commonplace “George” to the Trecia Lee Butler �� High School. He served an LDS Jones said, encouraging boat creative “Wartmeister.” An occa- and Bridger Jake Bolinder �� mission to Cleveland, Ohio, owners to plan now to compete sional renegade creature making Employers and is currently employed at – call about our for the cup next year. its way to the nearby lake added �� Bolinder Company. the following evening, Saturday, employee injury The lake also drew young- to the fun as children scrambled Aug. 26, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at � �� prevention sters captaining cardboard cre- to catch their pet and adults If we have inadvertently �� the Butler residence, 95 W. 400 programs ations for the second annual scurried to get out of its path. missed any family or friends, � �� South, Grantsville. cardboard boat race. The showy “George” and his handler please join us at a reception held “Killer 16” battleship won “The Kylie Jones were the winners �� People’s Choice Award” for its with a jump of 12 feet 5.5 inches, Baker/Youngberg �� cleverness of design Ulrich said. But the simplest craft, manned Strict guidelines required “the �� Anngie Baker and Jeff by Tim Boone and Dallin frogs will only be jumped one �� Youngberg have chosen to be Johnson, crossed the finish line time and then returned to the first as onlookers chanted “card- pond where he came from .... married on Saturday, Aug. 26, board box, cardboard box,” in Person’s wishing to catch frogs 2006. A reception will be held unison. “It’s hard to improve on in the wild for use in the con- in their honor that evening from the classics,” one observer com- test should make every effort to 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Speirs Farm located at 394 W. 200 South in �� mented. assure the safe and humane han- The pirate ship loaded down dling of the frogs. Frogs shall be Tooele, Utah. �� with Leslie, Larissa, Lacy, Rikki housed in a safe and humane Parents of the bride are Patrick and Michelle Baker. �� and Grace Kirkland and Chelsea manner that ensures their pro- Jones went down in a dramatic tection and comfort.” Parents of the groom are James �� dive shortly after launch, earn- Food, craft and political and Julie Waggoner and Craig ing the Titanic Award, “given to booths were set up for visitors and Tonya Youngberg. We are to enjoy between events and as sorry if we have inadvertently Anngie Baker and Jeff Youngberg the evening wound down the missed inviting anyone, and music of Rocky Mountain Sound welcome you to join us in our eymoon in San Diego, Anngie gave dancers a chance to enjoy celebration. and Jeff will make their home the cooling weather. After returning from a hon- in Tooele. For health care A service agency fireworks show over the water finished that serves the the event and Stansbury resi- Gregrich/Nash dents covered the hills around entire family the lake to watch the show, Roger and Carol Gregrich are Philpot said. pleased to announce the mar- “The Stansbury Homeowners riage of their daughter Missy Association did a great job,” to Scott Nash, son of Ronald IHC and all major insurances Marshall said of the event. and Carolyn Nash. They will be married Aug. 25, 2006, at accepted. Conveniently the Millcreek Inn in Salt Lake If it happens here, City. A reception will be held in located in Stansbury Park their honor at the Oquirrh Mill, read about it here. Stansbury Park, that evening to serve Tooele County. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. TOOELETRANSCRIPT After their honeymoon in BULLETIN Hawaii, they will reside in Tooele where Missy will continue her Subscribe Today • 882-0050 business, Tangles Salon. Scott is Missy Gregrich and Scott Nash An Dinh, MD an analyst with Overstock.com Board Certiﬁed Family Physician in Salt Lake City. MILITARY NEWS England. During this assignment Dr. An Dinh truly knows the importance of serving others who are Sr. Airman Messer Messer was promoted from in need. His family lost everything in 1975 when they ﬂed South Airman First Class to Senior Senior Airman Jeffrey Alan Vietnam. After arriving in Salt Lake City, it was the kindnesses Airman in December 2005 and Messer was recently promoted to received Airman of the quarter of others that made it possible for the family to succeed. the rank of Staff Sgt. Sr. Airman for two consecutive quarters as Messer graduated from basic well as the Meritorious Service military training at Lackland Air “I decided to go into medicine because I love helping people,” Medal. While assigned with Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, the 48th Logistics Readiness said Dr. Dinh. “Even though I studied in Chicago and New York in June 2003. Then he attended Squadron, Messer was deployed and could have practiced there, I returned to Utah because I Tech School at Shepard AFB in from January-May 2005 to Al Wichita Falls, Texas, where he wanted to give something back to a place that took special care Udeid Quator in Support of graduated with honors and also Operation Iraq Freedom, of my family.” was the distinguished grade. Operation Enduring Freedom Messer is currently assigned and Horn of Africa where he Senior Airman Jeffrey Alan While in medical school, Dr. Dinh chose family medicine over to the 48th Logistics Readiness issued an astonishing 3.3 mil- Squadron in RAF Lakenheath Messer lion gallons of jet fuel utilizing a other specialties because, “it allows me to treat the entire family, 6,000 gallon refueling unit, earn- from newborns to the elderly. To serve patients here in Tooele is ing him numerous top awards. Sr. Airman Messer along with a real blessing to me. It’s like serving family and friends.” his wife, Jamie, will be leaving England in early November If you’re looking for a family physician who will treat you and for their new assignment with This little girl your loved ones like family, the 49th Logistics Readiness has all the fun. Squadron at Holloman AFB in call Dr. An Dinh for an appointment today. New Mexico. Ryley Messer is a 2004 graduate of Youngberg Tooele High School and the son 435.843.3647 of Mike Messer and son-in-law has just turned 1! of Larry Winters and Sandy and Denny Mair all of Tooele. We love you Sr. Airman Jeffrey Alan Messer so much! Happy If it happens here, read about it here. Dinh Family Medicine is located in the new Birthday! Stansbury Springs Health Center Mom & Dad TOOELETRANSCRIPT 210 Millpond • Stansbury Park BULLETIN

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