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by Alleen Lang CORRESPONDENT One man was killed and two teenage girls critically injured in two separate accidents in Tooele County over the weekend, according to Utah Highway Patrol reports. Gregory Wells, 25, Grantsville, suffered a fatal head injury on Aug. 25 at 11:13 p.m. Wells was a passenger in a 1992 Ford Tempo driven by Kathryn Moir on state road 138 near the Benson Grist Mill. The vehicle was experienc- ing mechanical failure and had stalled, according to UHP reports. To offer his assistance and push the car along, Wells stepped from the rear seat of the car while it was traveling about 10 miles per hour. But because the vehicle was still moving, Wells fell and hit his head on the pavement. He was transported by helicopter, but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Wells is the son of Helen Wells and the late Wayne H. Wells of Grantsville. Jennifer Wilson, 18, and Brandy Everett, 19, both Tooele photography / Troy Boman County residents, were criti- Aerobatics pilot Jacquie Warda — aka “Jacquie Baby” — stands in front of her plane, “The Red Eagle,” at the Wendover Airfield last cally injured Sunday night in a Friday afternoon. The Red Eagle was one of three Pitts Special biplanes built in 1986 to fly around the Statue of Liberty during the one-vehicle accident about five statue’s refurbishing celebration. Jacquie (left) spins her plane creating an exciting trail of smoke with her aerobatics. miles west of Delle on Interstate 80 at 7:09 p.m., according to UHP reports. Thousands flock to historic airfield The 1997 Hyundai Accent, driven by Wilson, drifted off the right side of the road. Wilson over-corrected and the car made to view aerobatics, flying machines a sharp left across both east- by Mark Watson that two-day stint, some of those bound lanes, into the median, Airfield Fly-in and Air Show on planes soar through the skies com- rolling three times and landing STAFF WRITER Saturday. mandeered by highly skilled pilots. on its wheels. Both passengers Most days it is extremely peaceful “Air shows are very popular dur- They dip and spin and sometimes fly were ejected from the vehicle, at Wendover Airfield. But during a ing the summer and this show is close to Mother Earth, which causes according to the report. The air- two-day span each year, the tarmac is getting better each year,” said Tom onlookers to perhaps question the bag deployed, but neither pas- dotted with a wide variety of modern Peterson who helps organize the senger was wearing seatbelts. and vintage aircraft for visitors to sanity of these performers. inspect and admire. Nearly 6,000 people attended Both women were airlifted to SEE AIR SHOW ON A2 the University of Utah Hospital For about three hours during the 5th Annual Historic Wendover in critical condition. Mosquito control efforts examined West Nile Virus detection no surprise by Karen Hunt that it was coming. STAFF WRITER About a year ago, the Tooele Tooele County residents in County Health Department Grantsville, Erda, Stockton, made a presentation about Lake Point and Stansbury Park the virus to the Tooele City all pay for mosquito abatement Council. as part of their property taxes. Jeff Coombs, environmental In fact everywhere in Tooele health director, explained how Valley does, with one major the virus spread and that it exception — Tooele City. would eventually reach Tooele But that may change now County. that the mosquito-bourne West “A few years ago the percep- Nile Virus has been detected in tion was that it might have the county. been just a rural issue, a rural “Since West Nile Virus has problem,” Coombs said, “but been detected, my guess is we were educating people that that this issue is something mosquitos are an urban as well we’ll have to address one way as a rural issue. Wherever you or another,” said Tooele City have standing water, you can Councilman Mike Johnson. have mosquitos.” In the past, according to Coombs recommended the Mayor Charlie Roberts, the city either join an existing dis- virus was not seen as a threat. trict, or form an independent Of course until this month one. West Nile Virus had never been Johnson said they were con- photography / Troy Boman detected in the county. Nikki Lusty of the Tooele Valley Mosquito Abatement District drives a spray truck in Lake Point during the early morning hours last week. The Still there were warnings SEE MOSQUITOS ON A2 mosquito-bourne West Nile Virus was recently detected in Tooele County.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Clear and cooler tonight. Lows OBITUARIES A7 CROSSWORD B2 New marker for old grave shows in the 50s. Sunny Wednesday. family’s commitment to heritage Highs in the upper 70s. TV LISTINGS A8 DOINGS B5 See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A11 CLASSIFIEDS B7 A2 TUESDAY August 30, 2005 ETCETERA ... Air Show News Briefs ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 event each year with his father Grantsville, Tooele firefighters Wed working hard to ‘fill the boot’ 83/54 Jim who manages Wendover 8/31 Airfield. “Most of the people who The 52nd Annual Muscular Mainly sunny. High 83F. Winds attend this show come from the Dystrophy Association Fill-the- SW at 5 to 10 mph. Wasatch Front, Wendover and Boot campaign with Tooele and Elko.” Grantsville firefighters began last The father/son duo are also week and will run through Sept. Thu president and historian, respec- 6, coinciding with the Jerry Lewis 88/58 9/1 tively, of the Historic Wendover Labor Day Telethon. Airfield Foundation. Their quest Utah’s firefighters raised in Abundant sunshine. Highs in the upper 80s and lows in the upper is to eventually transform the excess of $354,000 last year to 50s. airfield into a living museum help MDA fight muscle disease. mirroring what the area looked Fire department coordinators from like during World War II. The Tooele and Grantsville will present Fri air show helps raise money for checks on Monday, Sept 5, on ABC 89/60 9/2 the foundation and also sparks 4 as part of the telethon. Sunny. Highs in the upper 80s and interest in the history of the Fill the Boot has grown into one lows in the low 60s. facility. Sixty years ago the Enola of MDA’s largest fundraising events, Gay took off from Wendover largely due to the unselfish nature and eventually dropped atom- of firefighters, as well as the gener- Sat ic bombs on Hiroshima and osity of Utahns. 90/60 9/3 Nagasaki in Japan. Nearly 20,000 Please show your support this soldiers served at the base. year and when you see your local Mainly sunny. Highs in the low 90s photography / Troy Boman and lows in the low 60s. Now, however, activity at firefighters give to the annual Fill Chief Warrant Officer James R. Linder stands in front of an Apache war bird on the Wendover Airfield last Wendover Airfield usually is the Boot campaign. Friday. The helicopter has seen action in Afghanistan and Iraq. Armed with Hellfire missiles, a 30 mm chain just for fun. Some planes land gun and various other weapons, the Apache has become known as “the bird of death” in Iraq. Leaking over-packed mustard at the airport bringing patrons Sun 88/58 projectile detected at burner 9/4 for Wendover’s casinos. But the around the Statue of Liberty Warda said. the Air Force to train pilots. place is mostly quiet — except Mustard agent vapor leaking Mainly sunny. Highs in the upper in 1986 for America’s 100-year The San Franscisco pilot said One of these Air Force jets from an over-packed 155 mm pro- 80s and lows in the upper 50s. during the air show. birthday party,” she said. One of she is getting a kick out of per- arrived from Vance Air Force Nearly 15 pilots from the planes that flew for the cen- forming at air shows. jectile was detected Monday during ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Base in Oklahoma. Tom Peterson monitoring operations in a storage Service throughout the country flew tennial celebration was painted “This is my second year doing said that was significant because igloo at Deseret Chemical Depot. in to Wendover on Friday and red, one was painted blue and air shows and this year I’ve done the base in Oklahoma was Depot workers in protective Temps/Precipitation Saturday. the other one white. 13 air shows. I learned to the named after Leon Vance who At about 2 p.m. on Friday, clothing placed the munition in a Warda flew into Wendover acrobatics up high, but now I fly won the Medal of Honor and Date High Low (prec./inches) Jacquie Warda “Jacquie Baby’ on Friday from her home in San close to the ground which cre- larger airtight container for contin- flew out of Wendover during Aug. 26 89 65 touched down on the Wendover Francisco. ates even more risk” she said. ued storage. Aug. 27 91 59 World War II. The earth-covered storage struc- runway at 100 mph in her Pitts “I just love to fly this plane. A Saturday’s show also featured Aug. 28 91 63 Other planes on display includ- ture is filtered and no vapor escaped Aug. 29 92 65 S-1T aerobatic biplane. Then on lot of planes are just meant to a $14 million Apache helicopter, ed a MiG-15, AD-5 Skyraider, into the environment. There was no Aug. 30 98 60 Saturday she wowed the crowed fly level, but this plane is built which landed from Salt Lake OK3AIR, T-33 Blue Angel, MK- danger to surrounding communi- with her acrobatics. Her small for acrobatics. The area is so International Airport 2. The heli- Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer 4A Provost, T-28 Trojan, P-51 ties, according to a press release. for the National Weather Service, reports plane will reach speeds of 170 wide open up in the sky and the copter has been used extensive- Mustang, L-39 Albatross and Workers evacuated after agent that his recording station at 139 S. Main mph while in flight. view is fantastic. With this plane ly in Afghanistan and Iraq. Other received .00 inches of precipitation “My plane was one of only I can turn whichever way I want military aircraft included a pair YAK-18. vapor detected at facility between Aug. 26 and Aug. 30 and a total of three that were used to fly to get a better view of things,” of small, two-seat jets used by e-mail:[email protected] Three workers evacuated a .33 during the entire month. The normal for processing area last week when August is .94 inches. For the water year, which began Oct. low levels of GB vapor were 1, 2004, Tooele has received 24.57 inches into mesolitus. vidual homeowners play an “A lot of people put in those detected during routine hazardous of precipitation. The normal for the year is important role themselves. decorative ponds, they stop waste operations in the Chemical 18.49 inches of precipitation. Mosquitos “It’s with those cases you have Agent Munitions Disposal System continued from page A1 your fatalities or require hospi- “No matter what the city or running them and then they (CAMDS) plant at Deseret Chemical talization,” Rand said. county does, there are plenty of become a source of stagnant Pollen Count cerned that joining the district Depot. While no humans have been things that only individual land- water,” Coombs pointed outFor The pollen counts from the was not the most efficient use The workers who showed no infected with the virus in Tooele owners can do,” Coombs said more information on West Nile Intermountain Allergy and of taxpayers’ money. Currently, signs or symptoms of agent expo- County, a 40 mosquito sample Sources of stagnant water Virus, contact the Tooele County Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Tooele City has a much larger sure were taken to Army medical taken Aug. 19 in Erda was found include dog dishes or old tires, Health Department or the Health as of Aug. 30, 2005, were as fol- tax base than anywhere else in facilities for observation and test- to have the virus. junk in the back yard and bird Resource Line at 1-888-222-2542. lows: the county. ing. Coombs would commend any baths and garden ponds that Or visit www.tooelehealth.org Grass — Very High “Right now the assessment The incident occurred in an area Tooele City measures to control don’t circulate. for additional information. Chenopods — Very High is .003, that’s the certified tax of the plant protected with a cas- mosquitos. Ragweed — Very High rate right now,” said Bob Rand cading ventilation system. There “Any efforts that you can take Sagebrush — Very High of the Tooele Valley Mosquito was no danger to the rest of the to reduce the mosquito popula- Mold — High Abatement District, “it’s rough- depot or adjacent communities. tion are going to be advanta- Cattail — Low ly about 17 dollars on $100,000 The source of the vapor contami- geous from a public health per- Plantain — Low house a year.” nation is unknown at this time, spective,” Coombs said. Ephedra — Low But, Rand said, “if Tooele according to a press release But he emphasizes that indi- Nettle — Low City comes in, the rate could The CAMDS plant is located Sedge — Low be adjusted in coming years Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! approximately 1.5 miles south of because the budget is so large.” Tooele the Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal Subscriber Service Johnson said they tried to 1/2 lb. 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Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 99 Everyday with a small item worth about not busy, or is a new employ- “It’s not a question of address- 75 cents and lay down a $50 bill. ee. The idea is to confuse the ing the issues, it’s how to address * While the cashier gave them the employee so much that they for- it,” Johnson said. Skeleton Key Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 490 N.Main , Tooele • 882-3608 change, the person would drop get how much money they have Although Tooele City is not Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 HO URS: M on - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 1 1 am – 9 pm coins on the floor as a distrac- given back to the customer. paying for mosquito abatement, Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13) tion. Then the person would say Police have a suspect because Rand said they’re already ben- he has changed his mind and one employee thought the inci- efiting. * wanted to pay for the item with dent was strange and wrote “They’re benefiting from the 40 Year Old Virgin change. He then created confu- down the person’s license plate services in that we control the Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 sion by asking for his $50 back. number. mosquitos around the city,” Rand Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 said. “Those mosquitos won’t Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 (R) fly into the city. They would * Notice of Labor Day �� receive direct benefits if they got The Cave �� involved (such as) larva control Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Deadline Changes and adult mosquito control with- Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� in the city limits as well as sur- (PG-13) �� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 �� veillance from West Nile Virus Due to the Labor Day Holiday the Tooele Transcript and mosquito populations.” Bulletin will be closed Monday, September 5th. �� West Nile Virus, which is car- Charlie & the Chocolate Facotry �� ried by mosquitos, generally is Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 The deadlines for the Tuesday issue will be as follows: �� Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 �� not harmful. 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They dispersed up 18, at 8:32 in the morning, Mount charred and splintered trees. Even into the hills surrounding the lake, St. Helens erupted, blasting ash, 15 miles from the crater, the forest in a mass exodus so thick that the steam and superheated gases 80,000 was reduced to ghostly, standing- ground looked like it was breathing. feet into the atmosphere high above dead snags. The eruption destroyed Finally, the toads burrowed into the southern Washington. The north over 230 square miles of woods, earth and hibernated until the next end of the mountain collapsed in meadows, lakes and streams. spring’s meltoff, when the cycle the largest landslide in recorded But life returned — initially in began all over again. history. Rock fragments and blasts the form of ecologists, who studied Crisafulli saw this, and thought the devastation and searched for about what had happened in May signs of how the ecosystem would 1980. During the eruption, the recover. Charlie Crisafulli was a frogs were still underground, safe graduate student at Utah State under the dirt and snow. When they University at the time, working emerged in June, the verdant woods with James McMahon, who studied were gone, destroyed by the blow- ecological disturbances. Crisafulli, torch winds and debris. Drawn by now an ecologist with the U.S. water, the toads hopped across the Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest snow to the nearest lake, where, as Research Station, would spend the the mountain continued to belch next quarter-century exploring how and rumble, a toady orgy ensued. life returned to the volcano. Oddly enough, the conditions “Mount St. Helens is not about a were nearly ideal. Boreal toads research project,” he says. “It is a prefer whatever warmth they can special place. It lured me in and I find, particularly in mountainous have been held captive ever since.” habitat. The tall trees that had once 493 W. 400 N., Tooele Tall and lean, with the weathered shaded the lake were gone, so the face of a man who lives most of lake water was warmer than usual. 882-4800 his life outdoors, Crisafulli focused And the warmer water increased www.mohlmanlaw.com at first on the way plants were the toads’ summer food supply of recolonizing the landscape. But he insects and arachnids, and helped the tadpoles mature more quickly. There were few predators around to bother them; most had been wiped out by the eruption. Today, Crisafulli looks at the decline of the boreal toad else- where, and believes that Mount St. Helens holds an explanation. He hypothesizes that there’s just not Fall Season R ecreation al enough disturbance in the Western landscape for creatures like the begin s Gymn astics toad. Boreal toads may be an exam- Sept. 12th for ages 3-19. ple of an early successional species, which moves into habitat altered by dramatic changes, such as as wildfire or volcanoes. In our haste to douse every forest fire over the past century, he says, we may have unwittingly led these toads down the path toward possible extinc- tion. Boreal toads are not alone in Call 884-6944 (Ask for Ada or Ken) suffering from the consequences of the human dislike of change. Four 429 East Main • Grantsville Since Mt. St. Helens erupted 25 years ago (above), the area surrounding the volcano has become an ideal species of fish — Colorado pike- (behind Grantsville City Building) habitat for the brownish-green boreal toads (below), listed as endangered in other parts of the country. minnow, humpback chub, bonytail chub, and razorback sucker — are now on the endangered species list because dams have thwarted the historic spring floods on the Colorado River. Those floods had provided nutrient-rich sediments and reworked sandbars to create gravel bars and backwater eddies — the habitat these fish need. In landscapes where geologic and ecologic change is the rule and not the exception, disturbance must play an important role in the life of the ecosystem. Fires, volcanic erup- tions, and floods regularly reshape broad swaths of the American West. Sometimes, entire ecosystems are became intrigued by the abundance tling number of toads. But it was at devastated. But every time a cata- of brownish-green boreal toads. one small lake in particular that he clysm happens, the plants and ani- “This didn’t make sense,” he finally unraveled the toad’s story. mals recover. says. “I knew they had been on Each June, Crisafulli and his team It’s a lesson, perhaps, in patience: the decline throughout the West.” hiked out to the still-partially frozen What we see today as a disaster The four- to five-inch-long toads are lake, the name of which he doesn’t may not be a disaster at all, just listed as endangered in Colorado like to share. Hundreds of toads a clock resetting, a cycle starting and New Mexico and designated and a handful of northwest sala- over again. as a protected non-game species in manders were already there, hop- The author writes from Seattle, Wyoming. Yet here they were, in the ping and crawling across the snow Washington. His latest book is middle of a wasteland, congregating toward the lake. The researchers “The Street-Smart Naturalist: Field in some areas by the thousands. waded into the water, pushed aside Notes From Seattle.” Crisafulli was hooked. He and his rafts of ice and waited. The male High Country News (www.hcn. Forest Service crews surveyed every toads arrived first, followed by the org) covers the West’s communities lake in Mount St. Helens National females. Pairs mated quietly, and and natural-resource issues from Monument, and discovered a star- females produced teeming masses Paonia, Colorado. and GrandGr OpeningCelebrating a new store for today’s best fashions. August 27–September 4

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George Directors and the Lakeview Hospital and patients can expect shorter, Mantes, whose term ended in June. Board of Directors. He was former- more definitive exams, hospital Pitcher, appointed to the Board ly with the Utah Opera Company officials say. of Regents in 2001, previously Board of Directors and the Salt The new CT scanner features chaired both the Regents’ Finance Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, advanced technology that pro- and Facilities Committee and the and has served on numerous com- duces split-second, high quality Utah Higher Education Assistance munity, arts, banking, and health images, and allows doctors to Authority Board of Directors. He is insurance boards. Pitcher has also see more anatomical detail in a also a member of the Utah College held national positions of leader- fraction of the time needed for of Applied Technology Board of ship within the Blue Cross Blue other tests. Trustees. As vice chair, Pitcher Shield system. “We can use the extensive will work closely with Chair Nolan “Jed is a valuable and contributing image information we get from Karras and serve on the Board’s member of the Board of Regents,” the new CT scanner to generate Executive Committee. stated Chair Nolan Karras. “I am very detailed 3D images,” said A business and community lead- delighted to be able to work even Paul Auxier, ancillary services er, Pitcher recently retired as the more closely with him.” director at MWMC. “Those imag- chairman of the board of Regence Pitcher, a Utah native, earned es can be used for diagnosis Blue Cross Blue Shield of Utah and a Bachelor of Science degree in and can also be quickly shared as the president and chief operating Business Administration from Utah with referring physicians and officer of The Regence Group, the State University. He and his wife, surgeons for pre-surgical plan- parent company of Regence Blue MerLynn, are the parents of four ning, treatment evaluation and Cross Blue Shield of Utah. He is children. follow up.” The new CT scanner allows photography / David Bern MWMC doctors to more effec- While a patient undergoes a CT scan, CT, RT Specialist Stacy Cook runs and monitors the procedure from tively detect and treat a range of a computerized control room at Mountain West Medical Center in Tooele. life threatening illnesses, includ- experience. Heart and coronary most equipment simply can’t is pleased to be able to offer ing heart disease, cancer, stroke, artery evaluations using a CT accommodate them,” said Cook. this important improvement and lung disease. The possibil- scanner reduces the need for “With the new CT instrument, in healthcare to its patients. ity of discovering disease in an drugs to regulate the rhythm of early stage, when a wider array we can handle the additional MWMC has been providing qual- the heart. And there is no hospi- body weight, and those patients ity healthcare services to Tooele of effective treatment options tal stay required. will be able to benefit from this Valley and its guests since 2002. may be available, helps doctors “Older patients and those make an accurate diagnosis and great diagnostic technology.” Patient referrals may be made with breathing difficulties or �� recommend appropriate treat- some other distress will really Mountain West Medical Center by calling 843-3630. ment for their patients. appreciate the short exams,” �� A CT scan produces a cross- said Dr. James Webber, radiolo- sectional image of the human gist at MWMC. “We’ll have them UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT �� anatomy, which helps to rule out in and out much faster, and their or confirm the presence of cer- doctors will be able to access tain diseases and in some cases detailed, definitive results with- to evaluate the extent of injuries in minutes.” New Menu to a trauma patient, such as All CT scanners use X-rays; someone involved in an automo- however the new scanner uses a bile accident. significantly lower amount of X- Same Great During the noninvasive ray energy than many other CT test, the patient is placed on a systems on the market. table and moved incrementally “While we need the critical through the donut-shaped scan- anatomical information we get Taste ner while an X-ray beam is pro- from a CT scan, we always want • Lunch jected through cross sections of to limit the X-ray dose to the their anatomy. 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Patients who need a CT scan “In the past, being able to �� will find that MWMC’s new handle some larger patients was �� scanner offers a more pleasant sometimes a challenge, because 29 North Main • 843-8700 �� Book takes refreshing look on Wal-Mart vs. the World by Tony Barboza HIGH COUNTRY NEWS “Unless you’ve been residing The United States “For Hadlee’s Sake” in a national wildlife refuge, you of Wal-Mart �� probably hear a lot about Wal- John Dicker Mart,” begins The United States 245 pages of Wal-Mart, by Denver writer softcover $12.95: �� John Dicker. Being anti-Wal- Penguin/Tarcher, 2005. Mart is so popular these days, �� it can be hard to separate the good criticism from the bad. But areas where employment and Dicker’s book clearly qualifies affordable food and clothing �� as good. It is a viciously funny, are both in short supply, it may irreverent and well-researched serve as an actual beacon of �� look at the discount giant and hope in a bleak economic situ- the country it increasingly feeds, ation — not simply the change � �� clothes and employs. for the worse that middle-class Making it clear that there is activists decry. � �� more to Wal-Mart’s ascendancy Dicker also has an original � �� than the decision “to Wal-Mart suggestion for local activists �� or not to Wal-Mart,” Dicker finds determined to fight the discount- � �� a culprit in the “cult of the low er. By putting politics aside, � �� price.” This allows Wal-Mart to he says, and focusing on more survive in a love-hate relation- mundane concerns — such as a � �� ship with its customers, many proposed store’s effect on traffic of whom object to its negative — they might be able to counter � �� impact on their communities, the corporation more effectively � �� yet can’t get past the fact that than they can with impassioned shopping there saves them pleas for social justice. � �� money. The book stands out among But Dicker does more than the emerging anti-Wal-Mart lit- �� harp on Wal-Mart’s destruction erature because it refuses to of Mom-and-Pop stores and be a liberal rant against global- �� prosperous small towns. The ization or a nostalgic memoir chain, he points out, which still of a small-town, pre-Wal-Mart �� has its base in rural America, America. Rather, it presents a �� is now set on penetrating the more nuanced understanding urban frontier. This puts the that better reflects the complex �� urban poor in a unique situation. world Wal-Mart hopes to domi- When Wal-Mart sets up shop in nate. �� Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Local News Source. BULLETIN �� A6 TUESDAY August 30, 2005

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View BRAC decision good for Tooele County Few operations are scrutinized as thoroughly by a wider array of government entities as are facilities that destroy chemical weapons. And that’s a good thing. The Deseret Chemical Depot south of Tooele can boast a nearly spotless record when it comes to employee safety and emitting harmful substances — the two major themes opponents clamor about when trying to close down the facility. Reports indicate that the process of destroying chemical weapons in the United States will probably continue much longer than previously anticipated. Hastily dismantling Deseret Chemical within the next 10 years would be a mistake. Some depots in the United States still have not built facilitates to destroy chemical weapons in their possession. The whole idea of dismantling Deseret Chemical took a step back last week when BRAC sided with Utah’s congressional delegation to consider retrofitting the facility so it can continue to destroy all types of weapons used by the U.S. Military. It was a step forward for Tooele County and its people. Already, Tooele has handled the bulk of the workload in destroying chemical weapons so it might as well be the top facility for destroying all types of weapons. Keeping the depot alive is a move that LETTERS TO THE EDITOR would ensure the employment of the depot’s current 1,200 workforce and perhaps add more jobs in the future. women are dying in a foreign war. What I the tree said. County leaders and state leaders should continually remind the Laugh and feel better can imagine them saying is something like, The sad boy returned to the tree and Pentagon and BRAC Commission that the depot’s mission is unique, Editor: “I will not rest until our troops come home.” the tree asked, “What is wrong my friend?” the facility top-notch and the skills of its workers unmatched. Life is better when you laugh. Whether The USA Today article also stated, “The “I am sad because I have never seen the Perhaps then, the idea of closing the facility will vanish. you’re nine or 79, whether you’re rich or president acknowledged that there are world,” replied the boy. “Take my trunk,” poor, whether you have an incurable dis- those who feel his time should be spent on said the tree, “and make a boat to sail the ease or not, you should laugh as often as Your Complete TOOELE RANSCRIPT more pressing issues.” Mr. Bush, I am one world with.” T possible. Local News Source. of those people. Please spend your time Greg Wells was that tree. He gave every- BULLETIN I’m convinced that laughter heals much solving our country’s problems. Do enough thing and asked for nothing in return. And of what goes wrong with us. I’ve been a exercise to stay healthy, and start your while Greg is no longer with us, his twigs, comedian since I was five years old, so I’ve mountain biking career on Jan. 21, 2009. branches and trunk will remain forever. ROUNDTABLE seen a lot of healing. There are many things that Greg will be That’s why I’ve spent the last 10 years Adam Jacobsen remembered for. But above all, he will be doing Laughter and Healing seminars at Tooele remembered for his humanity. Do you agree or disagree with the BRAC’s medical centers across the country. Go now Greg and God go with thee. vote to not close Deseret Chemical Depot A few years ago, my doctors told me I Zentner, pageant great had a serious disease that could take my Editor: Dave Moir until studies are conducted to determine life. I could hardly breathe from this disease Thank you for the story about Nellie Tooele that was destroying my lungs. But I kept Zentner. She is one of my favorite people. the feasibility of converting the facility laughing. You never leave her not feeling better than Fiddle Fest well done I laughed even when I was on a drug you were. Editor: for the disposal of conventional weapons? that made me look like a blimp, even when Also, kudos on the Benson Grist Mill Just a note of appreciation to all those Steve Dale Mary Ann Bickmore I didn’t know whether I would wake up Pageant. It shows what can still be done who participated in the Tooele Fiddle Fest when people are willing to volunteer both this last weekend. To the dancers, musi- TOOELE RESIDENT TOOELE CITY BUSINESSWOMAN the next morning. And I kept other people laughing. I’m much better now, and I’m still time and money. cians and performers — thank you! To the What should we do I wholeheartedly Gene White Lions Club of Tooele — a great thank you! agree with the BRAC with our waste land? laughing — especially at the doctors who Committee’s decision Commissioner Matt told me I might not live this long. former Tooele County commissioner To Kathy Harris and her crew who came to consider keeping Lawrence is probably Laughter is healing because it makes you now serving LDS mission in Italy in and set everything up and then moved it the Deseret Chemical correct in saying that it feel better. No one knows that better than — you’re the best! To all who attended, I Depot open beyond the couldn’t ever be used the kids and adults we help at the Muscular hope that you had a good time. We will see completion of its cur- for industry. Should Watch out for stolen bear Dystrophy Association. Editor: you next year. To Phil Montano, the stage rent task of chemical we spend billions to was a hit! Thanks for a job well done. clean up the site, or pos- I know a guy with ALS — Lou Gehrig’s On about July 27, while we were away weapons disposal. It Steve Pruden only makes sense to look to future alternative sibly continue upgrading and destroying less disease — who carries a page of jokes with from our home, someone walked up to our uses for this facility. First of all, as a taxpayer dangerous weapons? Today I don’t have a clear him wherever he goes. He can’t walk or front porch and stole our carved wooden Tooele City Council it would be devastating for Tooele County to idea about what should be done. I agree with talk, but he can communicate and smile! bear. It stood about three feet tall and lose over 1,000 well-paying jobs. Even worse Governor Huntsman about not transporting more Children with neuromuscular diseases who weighed between 80-100 pounds. This bear Put people above profits weapons into the county, unless this is the safest would be the dramatic effect the loss of jobs spend a week at an MDA summer camp had been a birthday present to me and was Editor: would have upon so many good friends and and most efficient area to destroy them. I think I laugh almost around the clock. would rather have weapons destroyed in the saf- very sentimental. My letter to Tooele County concerns par- neighbors. Secondly, it makes little sense to People zipping around in their first spend so many federal tax dollars to construct est area possible for the welfare of the country. I’m not sure why you felt that you needed ticularly its business community and those this facility to only abandon it after a few years How will we ever know though? We don’t usually power wheelchairs, obtained with help from it more than we did. If someone out there who have (or think they have) the power of operation. To date, this plant has operated get very clear or correct answers from the gov- MDA, can’t stop grinning over the new free- sees my bear, or if your neighbor happens to punish, harm and slander good citizens in a very safe and efficient manner, while incin- ernment when asked about what is being trans- dom those chairs represent. to “get a new one” that you feel might be — particularly those with disabilities. While erating some very, very, bad stuff. It seems ported and destroyed. We do need to take the I wish laughter could heal people com- suspicious, please call the local police and the policy of the newspaper will not allow time to educate ourselves and a feasibility study only logical to think that we could and should pletely, but it can’t. “My kids” need doctors report it; they have a case number. It is light me to publish proper nouns identifying continue to use this facility as long as possible should help in that area. The idea that we may to give them the right medicines and thera- lose jobs, in my opinion, is the weakest argument brown, stained and has a large, dark nose. people and their companies, the references and practical in an even safer manner. Finally, pies. We need the MDA- funded scientists unlike other military bases and facilities that of all. When the Tooele Army Depot came up for There are holes drilled into the front paws are not specific to one person or company. have been closed and become great assets for closure there were doomsday opinions abound- who are figuring out the mysteries that to hold flags, etc. And the letters “CLis” are In fact my rights have been violated by a their communities, there are really not any good ing. Look at Tooele now. We never skipped a cause neuromuscular diseases and are very burned into the back of it. series of individuals and companies, all in civilian uses for the facility, equipment and land beat and actually the base closure seemed to close to being able to stop them. This wasn’t a funny prank or some cute Tooele and all within the recent past. at Deseret Chemical Depot. Deseret Chemical spur growth and industry, making the county a And, when I see a child’s strength ebbing little joke, this was a violation of my prop- First, I must inform the community that much more diverse place to live and work. Depot has no future as university student hous- away or a young parent’s life ending too erty and theft. It’s pretty sad when you can’t I strongly believe in capitalism and the ing, a viable industrial park or as an upscale soon, I need to cry. residential development. The best choice for Tom Towns leave something two feet from your front rights of companies to control their prop- TOOELE METHODIST CHURCH But, on our telethon, we quickly get back door without having to worry about chain- erty, product and employees. The United our community and the taxpayers of this nation PASTOR would be for Deseret Chemical to continue to to the laughter and let it lighten our wor- ing it down. I hope that when you look at States was founded on the principles of ries. Our show is loaded with comedians, do those types of things it was designed to do And God will judge the bear, all you can think of is that it was the free enterprise system and only when for many years to come. between the nations, singers, dancers, favorite personalities and stolen from someone else, and I hope it companies are allowed to operate within and will render other great entertainers to delight you. brings you absolutely no pleasure. This is the capitalistic system do communities and Stephanie McElroy decisions for many One of these days — and it won’t be that nations become great. I qualify this with an TOOELE RESIDENT not the “Roaming Gnome.” I want my bear peoples; and they will long — muscular dystrophy will fall victim back! assertion: the rights of human beings should hammer their swords to hope and determination. We’ll have the Ana Wilding always “trump” the rights of businesses, I don’t think that it’s a into plowshares and bad thing to wait out the last laugh, and it will be the best one ever. Tooele because all good people whether billion- their spears into prun- So, whatever your plans are for Labor decision to close the ing hooks. Nations will not lift up sword aires or the impoverished must put people base. It would probably against nation, and never again will they Day weekend, if they don’t include the tele- ahead of profits. be most beneficial for thon, cancel ‘em. Get back on that couch. Wells’ humanity lives on learn war. (Isaiah 2:4) This passage comes Editor: I have found that a variety of businesses everyone to take the from the Prophet Isaiah, who Jesus and You’ll learn, you’ll think, you’ll be amazed. A sad boy sat underneath a tree and the in this town do not adhere to this principle, wait-and-see approach. If most authors of the New Testament quoted You’ll laugh — and you’ll feel better. there is a way to use the tree asked, “What is wrong my friend?” “I but instead see Americans with disabilities most often; and, I must say that we’re Jerry Lewis facility for some future use, then it’s more cost am sad,” said the boy, “because I am cold not as people but as a potential detriment not there yet. We’re still forced to settle National Chairman of the Muscular effective to research the subject before issuing differences by warring with one another and cannot get warm.” “Take my twigs,” to profit. It is also imperative that I make a final close order. Of course, I haven’t felt the — improving our technological warfare Dystrophy Association said the tree, “and make a fire to warm the point that the people of Tooele County impact either way — of having the facility or to out-perform our enemies — send our (not my native community but the one in not. I haven’t been in the area long enough to you.” young into tragic circumstances — pay Bush’s priorities mixed up Later the sad boy came again to the which I have lived for almost five years) know the basic feelings behind the facility and billions to make high-tech stabs at justice. tend to be good people, accepting and for that usually plays a major role in whether a Editor: tree and the tree asked, “What is wrong When will humanity learn — learn to ham- An Aug. 13, 2005 USA Today article the most part compassionate and under- community would have it remain open or not. mer technologically sophisticated swords my friend?” “I am sad,” the boy replied, into superior-performance plowshares or about President Bush’s time spent mountain “because I have no home of my own to live learn to greatly advance the construction biking caught my eye. I enjoy a good ride SEE LETTERS ON A10 The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin needs panel- in.” “Take my branches and make a house,” of spears, making them into equipment whenever I can, although it seems that Mr. ists for our new round table. If interested that feeds the nation’s hungry? Well ... not Bush has more time for riding than I do. email Mike at [email protected]. in my lifetime. So we must keep the depot Toward the end of the article the reporter LETTER RULES open until 2012. quoted the president as saying, “ ‘I think it’s Have a question for the Roundtable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] important for me to be thoughtful and sen- The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the sitive to those who have got something to author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community say. But it’s also important for me to go on of residence are published with the letter. 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Section. He worked in this Gerald Eldon capacity until he had to take a Curtis medical retirement in 1976. He suffered with ill health for many Together again years before his passing. His �� body endured a lot and is finally �� at rest. Gerald Eldon Curtis, 80, �� He was preceded in death by passed away Sunday, Aug. 28, �� 2005, at the home of his son in his wife, Frances; a daughter, West Valley, Utah. Bonita Jean McWhirt; a son, �� He was born July 30, 1925, in David Michael; his father and �� Deseret, Millard County, Utah, mother, and a sister, Linda Judy �� to Martha Eleanor Dutson and Hurley. He is survived by two �� Eldon Albert Curtis. Gerald sons and a daughter — Jerry Lee �� spent his childhood in Deseret, Gerald Eldon Curtis Curtis, West Valley, Utah; Betty Hinckley and Delta, graduating �� from Delta High school. Jo (Bill) Conlin, Tooele, Utah; At the age of 17, he enlisted and Glen Douglas (Alisha) Curtis, Liberation with one star, the in the Navy December 1942. Norfolk, Virginia; nine grand- American Theater, the Victory He was an aviation machinist’s children; and seven great-grand- and the Good Conduct Medals. mate and was an aerial gunner children. He is also survived by Upon his release from the �� in the Pacific. He was assigned Navy, he married his sweetheart, his three sisters; Leona Hansen, to a patrol bomber (PB4Y), Frances Mae McCoy, April 21, Sandy, Utah; Carol (DeLaine) which flew 25 bombing mis- 1946, in Oklahoma City, Okla. Green, Ogden, Utah; and Ileen sions against Japanese shipping They were married for 56 years Barrett, American Fork, Utah. and shore installations in the before she passed away Jan. 10, A special thank you to Erica Marshall Islands and Philippines. 2002. Dixon and Jennifer Hammargin He served in Guam, Tinian, Gerald farmed for a while of Vista Care Hospice. There Morotai, Leyte and Palawan. He in Delta, then went to work at received the following Medals: will be no viewing or funeral ser- Tooele Army Depot, Utah. He vices. His body will be cremated Combat Aircrew Wings with was foreman over the Center as he wished. Funeral Directors, three stars, the Asiatic-Pacific Wing Branch in the Rebuild with three stars, the Philippine Garner Funeral Home.

Gene married Elizabeth Hatch, Gene S. Phipps of Tooele, in 1945. Elizabeth 6/2/1914 - passed away in 1961. In 1966 Gene married Romayne Harris 8/25/2005 of Payson, Utah. Gene is survived by his wife, Gene S. Phipps passed away Romayne; and three married peacefully at his home in Tooele stepsons, Russ and Ramona Aug. 25, 2005. Gene was born Harris, Jerry and Connie Harris, June 2, 1914, in Sparta, NC, to and Gene and Louise Harris. A Talmage and Mattie Phipps. fourth stepson, Michael Harris, Gene served four years preceded Gene in death in 2004. in the U.S. Army from 1941- Gene is also survived by many 1945 in England, France and nieces and nephews from his Germany. Gene came west and first marriage. found work with the Hatch Services will be held Aug. 29, Brothers Livestock Company of Gene S. Phipps at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main Woods Cross, Utah. Gene later worked for the Island Ranching Tooele, Utah. Viewing from 11:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. Services begin- Company, staying with them 30 years in the Buhl, Idaho area ning at 1 p.m. Interment fol- years and becoming their gen- with Glenn Dale Ranches, eral foreman. returning to Utah upon retiring. lowing at the Tooele Memorial Gene and Romayne spent 10 Cemetery.

Greg was active in The Gregory Allen Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints and served April 1999 Wells to April 2001, in the California Ventura Mission Spanish On Aug. 26, 2005, a very spe- Speaking. cial spirit was called home. He took pride in working at Gregory Allen Wells, 25 years Soelberg’s. He was enrolled at old, died following a freak acci- Utah State University and was dent Thursday evening. Greg scheduled for graduation in May was born March 14, 1980, in 2006. As in life, he also gave Tooele, Utah, to Helen and (the late) Wayne H. Wells. The in death; Greg was an organ fourth son, brothers: Wayne W. donor. (Kaylene), Richard L., and Jason He was preceded in death by L. (Amealia). He was a child full his father, Wayne H. Wells; a spe- of love and concern; as he grew cial uncle, Hoyt Speer; grand- so did his love and concern for Gregory Allen Wells parents, Calvin and Christine everyone. Marshall and Wesley and Melba He loved to make people Wells. smile. He loved to sing, and A viewing will be held at would sing anytime, any place group, “The Sticks and Stones.” the Tate Mortuary in Tooele, he felt like. He began acting in He was a friend to anyone and Utah, from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, everyone and was loved by all, the first grade in The Shoemaker Aug. 31. A viewing will also he will be greatly missed. and the Elves and performed be held from 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 Uncle Greg was loved by his often after that. He performed p.m. Thursday, Sept. 1, with nieces Madison and Whitney, and at Pages Lane under Ralph a funeral service at 1 p.m. at nephews Robert, Ricky, Tyler, Rodgers. He was a regular at the Grantsville West Stake Wayne, Austin and Braxton. the Ivy Garden Dinner Theatre. Center, 115 E. Cherry Street He helped with homework and He was proud to have been in in Grantsville, Utah. Interment loved to play games with them. 1776 at Hale Centre Theatre. will be at the Grantsville City They all will miss him greatly. Greg was a member of a singing Cemetery. A8 THURSDAY August 30, 2005

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Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “Bad Influence” ››› (1990) Rob Lowe. ‘R’ (CC) TUESDAY August 30, 2005 A9 Once upon a time, ‘Brothers Grimm’ director made more enjoyable films n “The Angelika (Lena Headey) to guide could come up so short in the Brothers them through the malevolent story department and be so heav- IGrimm,” patch of woods that swallowed up ily focused on the effects. Will (Matt several little girls — among them a This world of fairy tales is a Damon) and red-hooded cutie and crumb-drop- convoluted, bizarre journey in Jake (Heath ping girl named Gretel. which well-known stories bump Ledger) teeter Director Terry Gilliam, from into one another arbitrarily but about like whom the average moviegoer never actually meet. Pieces of intoxicated may expect much given his suc- Little Red Riding Hood take place schoolgirls on cesses with “Time Bandits” between a little girl and a hungry spring break. and “The Adventures of Baron horse (“my, what big eyes you They “woo!” Audrey Rock- Richardson Munchausen,” pulls off dark magic have,” the girl coos to a haunting and “wee!” and with gnarled, shadowy forests specter of a horse). STAFF WRITER giggle and fall of death set against the gray and The spectacle of Mirror Queen unceremoni- brown palette of old-world pov- Monica Belucci’s flawless face ously on their Reel Talk erty. And he pulls off the laughably crumbling into a thousand pieces pretty faces. impossible by actually making the of glass is a feat of glittering self- Their Gingerbread Man (of “You can’t aggrandizement for its creators. punchy “yuk-yuk” pratfalls are catch me, I’m the Gingerbread And a princess kiss, bestowed like something taken straight out Man!” fame) terrifying. upon a beauty trapped in a sleep an episode of Scooby Doo. In the Effects, often protected by of death, goes a long way in mak- midst of the maudlin theme, these the shadows of the dark forest, ing this Pandora’s box of freakish antics feel like bad jokes at a are sometimes less than impres- fairy tale rise above a mere effects funeral: gravely out of place. sive — hence their placement in parade. It’s just that it could have Brothers Will and Jake travel strategically placed shadows. A been so much more. 18th century French-occupied werewolf, for one, is just not all Grade: B- Germany, and specialize in dup- that impressive in CG form. It’s Currently playing. Rated PG-13 A Ringling Brothers’ clown and goodwill ambassador was on hand Saturday along with over 57 kids ing whole towns into believing also strange when a screenplay for violence, frightening sequences from Tooele County who participated in the Funniest Kids contest held at Buddy’s, the Great American they are under stiff curses of (by Ehren Kruger) based entirely and brief suggestive material. Entertainment Center. The funniest kids each received tickets to see the upcoming circus and were also haunting and other paranormal on the mythology of some of the Running time: 1 hour, 58 min- invited to compete in the Utah’s Funniest Kids finals at the Utah State Fair on Sept. 12 at 6 p.m. They will activity. For a ridiculous sum, the world’s most legendary stories utes also have a chance to win a VIP Family 4-Pack and Goody Bag to The Greatest Show On Earth. The Tooele two scumbags agree to get rid of winners included: Lorenzo Silva, 5; Ty Carter, 8; Colin Ferry, 5; and Emily and Cody Ferry, 15 and 12. the ghosts they themselves have created. Doing this, they make for themselves both a name and United Way activates hurricane response fund a fortune. In the spirit of great �� As a first step in support for network of human services agen- ing, prioritizing and finding solu- writers throughout history, they pen, with exaggerated flair, these the people and communities who cies and volunteer centers. tions to our area’s most serious �� have faced what may be the most “We share the concern for the human services issues. The organi- demonic tales with happy endings �� damaging hurricane in American safety and welfare of the people zation has been serving the people for future reference. history, United Way has activated in the communities affected by the of Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele The two continue their dupery until they’re caught by a most the Hurricane Katrina Response storm,” said Deborah Bayle Nielsen, counties since 1904. It works every displeased General Delatombe Fund. Donations can be made United Way of Salt Lake President day to make a lasting impact in (Jonathan Pryce) and Cavaldi through United Way of Salt Lake’s and CEO. “We encourage those the community and improve the website, www.uw.org. who are able, to assist us in helping (Peter Stormare). In punishment, �� quality of life for all of our citizens the Brothers Grimm are sent to United Way of Salt Lake is work- our nation recover from this natural by being a partner to non-profit ing to help other United Ways in and disaster.” the village of Marbaden to figure organizations, corporations, policy �� near the hurricane path to respond United Way is leading response out why young girls there continue makers, faith-based organizations, as quickly as possible during this and recovery efforts by working to disappear, and to take care of first stage of the long-term recovery hard to identify the most serious foundations, government agencies the problem. process. The United Way Hurricane needs of devastated communities and individuals to bring people Will and Jake are up against Katrina Response Fund has been and is committed to helping not together to solve our most critical quite a fantastic challenge, as activated to help affected commu- only with front-line disaster relief human service issues. By focusing these demons and ghosts and 500- �� nities begin rebuilding their lives. but with long-term recovery—those on the underlying core issues facing year-old witch queens are real, and All funds will be allocated for both needs that are often not addressed our community, United Way of Salt not concocted by a pair of particu- front-line disaster relief and long- in the days, weeks and months fol- Lake leads the way to creating last- larly greedy brothers like them- �� term recovery needs as determined lowing a disaster. ing, systemic changes for good. For selves. Befuddled, but too doofy �� by local United Ways in affected United Way of Salt Lake is the more information about United Way and proud to admit it, they rely on areas in coordination with a vast community’s source for research- of Salt Lake, go to www.uw.org. ��

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�� 1111 N. 200 West 833-0999 (Behind Quality Ford) �� TUESDAY August 30, 2005 A10 Teach religion, just not in science class So-called globalists he theory become so sanitized and politically Non-biased education about arrived at. Adam and Eve and the of intel- correct that they ignore huge parts all major religions gives students Garden of Eden may be literal or Tligent of life so as not to offend anyone. an important tool required to they may just be metaphors set a hypocritical bunch design has My public school education in understand the world around before mankind to guide us on a no place in Massachusetts included history them. Understanding the differ- path created by a force bigger than hen it everything, but we must do what a science classes where religious disputes ences between Christians, Muslims, us all. comes we can. classroom, but were taught about without any Buddhists, Jews and countless Even as a devoted agnostic I Wto I wish that people like Mayor that does not attempt to explain the underlying other faiths would allow for more world involve- Anderson, Mr. Chappaquiddick find it impossible to accept that mean religion issues. We learned British history tolerance from future generations ment I (Ted Kennedy), Ms. Barbara (it there is nothing bigger than man. must be kept without examining why the Church toward those who are different believe most isn’t a human until it leaves the Daniel Kline Everything had to come from entirely out of of England was created and got from them. Americans can hospital) Boxer, and Mrs. Hillary public schools. Guest Columnist lessons on the birth of Israel with Teaching religion in schools, somewhere and whether you be identified (don’t give them food aid unless Instead, stu- scarcely a mention as to why however, does not mean giving the- believe that something to be a in one or two they agree to abort their chil- dents must Guest Muslims and Jews have warred for ories that rely on faith equal foot- vague force or the proverbial old ways: (1) those dren) Clinton had indigenous rel- learn about all thousands of years. ing with those based in established man wearing flowing robes, noth- who believe atives in Iraq. I say that because major religions, Opinion Learning history and studying scientific methods. The theory of ing in science has disproved the we should not Jon McCartney I believe that most of them might their beliefs current events without a solid evolution clashes with the concept existence of what most people call get involved in GUEST COLUMNIST actually change their tune about and how those beliefs may contra- understanding of religion makes of creationism and rectifying those God. the affairs of the war if they had loved ones dict other things there are taught. little sense. If students study the differences is the place of priests, Liberals must stop pushing the other nations Guest being murdered by Saddam. The vast majority of scientists terrorist attacks of September 11, ministers, pastors and rabbis, not notion that science has somehow beyond trad- And that is nothing short of support the theory of evolution 2001 without understanding the dif- educators. proven that there are no forces ing with them, Opinion deplorable, depraved hypocrisy on and no significant research backs ference between a devout Muslim Even with the obvious problems, bigger than man. Conservatives, we will call their part. You see, globalism is a intelligent design. Science class and an extremist Muslim, they will science and religion are not nearly however, must also accept that these people Isolationists; and world view that says the human should be reserved for teaching be not only ignorant, but danger- as incompatible as political and man will likely never truly com- (2) those who believe we have a race is a family. Globalism is a ideas which have been solidly ous. religious ideologues would have global responsibility to help other belief that when it comes to hun- prehend those higher powers and examined under accepted research Maintaining the separation us think. Certainly science makes nations in need, we will call these ger, disease, devastation, or oppres- that attempting to explore those techniques — not to push any par- between church and state does a literal interpretation of the Bible Globalists. sion of any sort — we as a human mysteries through science does not ticular religion’s agenda. not mean keeping the teaching of impossible, but understanding how Isolationists believe we have family have an obligation to do The fight over intelligent design religion out of public schools. The some tiny thing happened does not make you a heretic. no business meddling in the inter- what we can to help those people. — a religious theory which con- Constitution prevents the govern- mean you deny the role of a higher Daniel Kline is a freelance nal affairs of other nations. They I don’t care if you like President tends that a higher power must ment from advocating for a spe- power in the bigger picture. writer based in Connecticut. believe we benefit other nations Bush or not; we have a human obli- be involved in creating life — has cific faith or declaring a national The religiously maligned theory His book “50 Things Every Guy by trading with them, giving them gation to stop the murder of inno- distracted people from the real religion, but it does not prohibit of evolution does not challenge Should Know How to Do” comes markets to sell to, and thereby cent civilians being murdered by problem facing America’s schools. mentioning the concept of God in the notion that God has a plan, it out in March. He can be reached increase their standard of living their own leader who swore to pro- These learning institutions have public buildings. simply questions how the plan was at [email protected]. just as we have done for ourselves. vide for and protect them! When There’s nothing wrong with being you say the war in Iraq is not worth in particular to get my first book Sadly, to some companies disabilities, “playing the doctor” to an Isolationist, it is simply one way it, you are saying that just because Letters (which should be out any day now) people with disabilities are seen diagnose their conditions, compar- of looking at world politics. a person was born in Iraq he or continued from page A6 sold and bought throughout the not as people but as an intrusion ing their disabilities apologetically, On the other hand Globalists she doesn’t deserve protection into a normal day of business. This calling police when customers believe we have a moral and social from rape and murder if we have standing provided you get their state and country. It is individual is likely because in their minds complain, grabbing customers by responsibility at a global level to be the ability to step in. That kind of time. I still depend on the people of members of the business commu- they see profits as more important the arms and violently pushing involved with and in other nations. thinking is horribly selfish and fool- Utah in general and Tooele County nity in Tooele to whom I object. than most people. If profits are them! All of these happened to me They believe globalism mandates ish. Do you really believe that only more important than people then in Tooele in the recent past. that if a country is in need and can- Americans deserve freedom and the logical conclusion is that we Furthermore, Tooele County not take care of the problem itself protection from murder? can exploit people all we want if business people and minor public we have a solemn responsibility to If some people down your Cheshire & Son’s the great good of making a profit officials have slandered my good get involved with the solution of street, or on the next block, or is served. But if people are more name by accusing me of things I that problem. across town are being murdered, important than profits, then profits did not do. Unless it has happened If a country has been devastated don’t they deserve to be rescued? I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of are a means to an end, a good thing to you, one cannot understand by a man made eco-disaster, such Does it matter if the attempted our customers and faithful employees for all if they help me and my family live the pain of a false accusation. as the accelerated deforestation in murders are occurring in Layton that they have done for us. As some of you better, but a poor substitute for Fortunately one county official did South America, an ecological event or Boise? What if they are occur- the things that really matter in life: the right thing and pronounced me know my lovely wife Kaye passed away that will ultimately oppress the ring in Seattle, Washington, or relationship with ultimate reality, innocent of an outrageous charge. people of that region (particularly Ontario, Canada? So what if they 09/12/04. A lot of things have happened home and family, good friends and Of course, the worst things said the poor), Globalists believe we are across the state, or country, or and we all have long stories. I know without enjoying life. about me in the past five years must help that region become via- ocean; don’t human lives matter? In a city, state and country were printed in this very newspa- you we would not have made it. ble again. If a country is poor, and Does it really matter if the mur- where human rights trump busi- per last year. The worst thing about their national debt is draining their derer is a virus or a human? Does I am engaged in looking for employment. ness rights and people are more it, however, was not the hateful resources and threatens to further it make an ethical difference if the I have a lot of experience in everything. important than profits, you will not things Malcom Reeves said about oppress the poor of that nation starvation is going to happen due have business owners and their me, but the fact that not one Tooele Globalists believe the nations they to drought or an out-of-control County resident who knows me You can call me at 435-830-2667 “proxies” making false accusations are indebted to should forgive tyrannical maniac? Should it mat- against people with disabilities, defended me in the paper saying, those debts. If a nation or region ter that the person is your brother Again thank you very much for your support. discriminating against applicants “I know Primus and he would not is ravaged by disease Globalists by blood, or your human brother? with disabilities, mimicking cus- last a day in Stalinist Russia; he is believe we must alleviate their suf- I am ashamed of those who tomers with disabilities, getting nothing like that!” If anyone speaks fering and try to cure the disease. “pretend” to care about those in Fred Cheshire into their faces to intimidate them, untrue statements about someone’s Certainly these are laudable goals, other parts of the world, but only screaming in their ears, using pejo- character in your presence you and isolationists have a difficult actually care as long as the cost rative words against people with should always defend him. time arguing against them. is not very high. They are big All people with disabilities in Let me admit right up front on giving money and resources. America need to be treated like that in most every respect I am a They are big on calling on us to equal human beings. Globalist. But I must also admit sacrifice some of our lifestyle for Join us for our Anyone who has the awesome that most Globalists today anger the benefit of our global brothers. right and responsibility of owning me to the point of spitting. There is They are even big on standing on a business should treat all custom- no question but that seriously igno- this side of the pond, “demanding” ers with the dignity and respect rant and socially embarrassing peo- that evil people like Saddam start with which he or she wants to be ple such as Salt Lake City Mayor to play right or we won’t let him 1 Year Anniversary treated. People must realize that Rocky Anderson are Globalists. into our sandbox. All the while Americans with disabilities are Most of the well known people they are giving, all the while they human beings with the same feel- who speak out against the war in are encouraging, all the while ings and emotions as everybody Iraq are clearly Globalists. So let they are “demanding,” people are else. Even Mr. Mike Call, a funda- me ask you Mr. or Ms. Globalist, dying. And they don’t care enough mentally decent and good-hearted “Why do we have a moral obliga- to stop unjust murder at whatever man who is the editor of this paper, tion to be concerned that a particu- the cost might prove to be. What Copy Cottage paraphrased my words by saying lar disease is killing large numbers sad and pathetic people they are. that companies can be more sensi- of a nation’s population, but we The time has come for us to be in Stansbury Park tive. Sensitivity is linked to pity, have the freedom year after year, more vocal. The memory of the a concept that the overwhelming decade after decade to turn a blind average American is far too short majority of Americans with dis- eye to the murdering of a nation’s unless we jog it. 9-11 was a seri- * abilities (like other minorities) hate citizens by its own leaders?” Does ous wake-up call; but the truth is and want to do without. Like other the form of murder determine we should have been helping the EVERYTHING ON SALE! groups of Americans, the Disabled whether or not we get involved? Iraqis without the shock of 9-11. (intentional capitalization) are a I know we did not find weap- People matter! It is time to speak people and should have our formal ons of mass destruction in Iraq. louder than those who would st title capitalized as only then can But to borrow a line from the dis- disgrace the women and men Thursday, Sept. 1 we (like African-Americans, Jews tinguished Rhett Butler, “Frankly who have given their lives so that and Native Americans) be treated Rocky, I don’t give a damn.” others, even non-Americans, can like human beings. Sadly gram- Saddam Hussein himself was a be free. It is time to punish and am pm mar books and the like have yet to weapon of mass destruction. He shame to a high degree those who 9 - 7 catch up with this reality but they murdered over 300,000 of his would beat American soldiers FOOD will as soon as Primus S. Butler own people in a decade. That on our own soil (Seattle in mid- and his writings have a chance to wasn’t a civil war. That was out- August) just because they were influence the English language! right tyrannical murder. He was willing to care enough to try and Primus S. Butler in breach of the Gulf War cease bring freedom to an oppressed Tooele fire, he was murdering his own people. It is time to isolate and people, and we needed no other reject leaders that would greet Subscribe Today reason than that to go in and get our president and veterans with DISCOUNTS 882-0050 him. The United States cannot do an open smile, and then walk across the street and attack those who believe all people have an Come in and see our inalienable right to be free, embarrassing themselves and those they scrapbooking supplies including claim to represent. over 400 styles of paper! I realize we cannot stop free speech; I would not want to. But it is time we held foolish speakers Get a FREE Kombo Meal tththh accountable for their hypocrisy. HHappyHaappppyy 119199 It is time to admit, regardless of from Kravers with every what party you might be in, that purchase! many of our leaders are not fit for BBirthdayBiirrtthhddaayy office, and that we need to not only replace them, but we need to seek those who have human stan- Color Copies .39¢ TTheresa!heresa! dards, and not political ambitions. Theresa! We are a free people. If that DRAWINGS Love, freedom is to mean anything Black & White .4¢ we must actively care about the Mom freedom of others. Freedom kept to ourselves is a squandered, pre- cious gift for which we will be 220 Millpond, Ste 104 Stansbury Park severely held accountable. 88-26-05-26-05 Jon McCartney is pastor of Next to U of U Medical Clinic the First Baptist Church in *Discounts and promotions are not included in post office purchases. Tooele. TUESDAY August 30, 2005 A11 Sports

From The Sidelines Mustangs MLB playoff nearly log races heat up upset win

by Nick Drake down stretch SPORTS EDITOR Dugway has shown some signs ays are warm and of improvement since the begin- comfortable and a ning of the 2005 baseball season Dnip is in the eve- but only one win to show for it. ning air. And it looked really bleak for Leaves will soon be turn- the Mustangs Friday when region ing trees into a colorful title favorite Wasatch Academy collage up many canyons came to town for the Region 18 throughout the state. baseball double-header. That must mean one The Tigers sported a veteran thing. September is near team and a squad that had record- and pennant races are in Nick Drake ed lopsided victories over teams full force. SPORTS EDITOR that had beaten Dugway already in The long grueling 162- preseason. game marathon called a But the proud and young baseball season is finally winding down and Mustangs refused to just roll over now only 30 games remain on the regular for the title contenders and nearly season slate and only 34 days until the year is pulled off a monumental upset of complete. the visitors Friday in Dugway. But this is the time of year where baseball Taylor Schofield scattered eight fanatics take a peek in the paper every morning hits and held the talented laden to witness who is gaining ground and who is Tiger line-up to just six runs in falling out of the chase for pennants and wild photography/Troy Boman seven innings to keep his team in card berths. Tooele running back Nick Terry grimaces as a Wasatch defender rips his helmet off after a short run. The Buffs raced to a the hunt. After five months of action there are still a 21-0 lead but the Wasps rallied back for 27 unanswered points to capture the contest in overtime Friday at THS. However, a pair of errant pick number of postseason slots up for grabs. In off attempts and two Dugway base fact, more than half of the games played each running mistakes were just enough night have playoff implications which make for Wasatch Academy to escape fans turn television sets to live games and ESPN Buffs learn valuable lesson in loss with a hard fought 6-5 triumph SportsCenter on a nightly basis. over the Mustangs in the opening A couple of the division titles appear to be by Nick Drake triumph over the Buffs. game of the double-header. wrapped up with over one month to go. But SPORTS EDITOR Tooele grabbed a quick cushion when Trifon Gochis raced Gordon Deason pitched the baseball fans can be thankful for the extended Tooele raced out of the gates in its home opener Friday for a dazzling 37-yard touchdown run in the opening seconds Tigers to victory with a four-hitter. playoff format because there are nine teams against Wasatch. of the game and Dorian Cochran sprinted for a 42-yard scor- Wasatch Academy used the still fighting for just two wild card berths. The Buffs sprinted to a quick 14-0 lead, scoring a pair of ing bolt to aid the effort. momentum from the first game St. Louis has all but clinched the National long touchdowns on their opening two possessions. But it was the Wasps’ poise, confidence and self-esteem triumph to take advantage of more League Central with a 15 and one-half game And when A.J. Nunley took a reverse and galloped 29 yards that made the difference in the outcome. Trailing 21-0, the Mustang miscues and complete a lead on Houston and Atlanta is closing in on its to paydirt, the rout was on, as Tooele seized a 21-0 cushion visitors never panicked. The Wasatch scoring drives in regu- sweep with a decisive 18-4 triumph 14th straight East crown with an 4 and one-half with only 4:05 remaining in the first half. lation were of 82, 71 and 99 and the three drives consumed in the nightcap. lead on the second place Philadelphia and 5 and Someone forgot to tell Wasatch that the game was sup- an astounding 17:10 of a possible 28:05 after Nunley’s score The Mustangs also dropped an one-half on talent laden Florida. posed to be over. late in the second period. Wasatch used 41 plays on those 8-1 contest to Christian Heritage San Diego is still 4 and one-half games The Wasps rallied for a 12-play scoring drive just before three drives alone to play keep away with the Tooele offense Aug. 22 in Riverdale. ahead of second place Arizona and Los Angeles intermission and opened the third quarter with a phenomenal and wear down the Buff defense. The Wasps also converted Dugway now ventures to Ogden and with a sub-500 record and playing the 17-play drive to pull to within a touchdown. eight third down plays into first downs on the three scoring today to tangle with St. Joseph in Diamondbacks five times, including tonight and Wasatch drove 99 yards in 12 plays to tie the game up in drives, five of which were seven yards or longer, and also Wednesday, and the Dodgers six more games, the waning seconds and watched Pat Burns rumble for a five- the Padres are still not a lock to wrap up the yard bolt in overtime to lift the Wasps to an improbable 27-21 SEE LESSON PAGE A12 SEE NEARLY PAGE A13 NL West. The American League Central is all but wrapped up with the Chicago White Sox leading the surging Cleveland Indians by 7 games. Cowgirls spikers fight to fourth; Lady Buffs third in tourney However, the White Sox have stumbled lately losing 10 of its last 15 games and five games by Nick Drake 20) to open tourney action Friday. The Buffs (28-16, 25-16, 25-12). We had some major positive moments in the standings the past two weeks. Barring a SPORTS EDITOR Cowgirls also split a match with tour- The 2005 schedule, roster and and then we had some disappointing total collapse, the south-side sluggers should Grantsville went into the South ney host South Summit (25-17, 18-21) tournament results for Tooele High moments. But as long as we’re improv- have just enough to hold off the upstart Indians Summit Invitational volleyball tour- and fought to a victory over Juan Diego had not been submitted to the Tooele ing that is all we can ask for.” for the division crown. Chicago and Cleveland nament winning four of its past six (25-11, 23-16) as well. GHS then split a Transcript-Bulletin by press time. South Summit Invite still meet six more times, including the last matches, including a road affair at match with Park City (25-13, 19-21) and The Cowgirls return home to host The Cowgirls split a match with three games of the season at Cleveland’s Jacobs Rowland Hall-St. Marks. dropped an affair to Union (22-15, 23- South Summit in the Cowgirls home county neighbor Tooele to open the Field. This could be a division to keep an eye on The Cowgirls were hoping to con- 20) to complete pool play for the event. opener tonight at GHS at 7 p.m. South Summit Invitational Friday in for the next couple of weeks. tinue their momentum and strong play In tourney action, Grantsville posted a Grantsville Coach Heidi Heath said Kamas. Tooele won the first game 25- The American League East and West division in the two-day affair and battled to victory over South Summit (25-12, 25- her team received excellent and valu- 19 and Grantsville posted a second crowns are still up for grabs as well. Boston respectable fourth place finish overall 19, 25-15) to advance into the tourna- able experience in the two-day tour- game win 21-19. Rika Larsen paved the has been leading the AL East since mid-April in the tournament. ment semi-finals. However, region rival ney. way for the Cowgirls with five kills and and still haven’t been able to put any distance The Cowgirls posted a 3-3-3 record Bear River (25-20, 25-16, 25-21) fought “It was a good tournament for us,” Alexa Bakker produced three kills. Lisa between them and New York, leading by only in the two-day tournament. Grantsville to a triumph over the Cowgirls to put she noted. “We got a lot of good tour- Peterson also registered three aces as 1 and one-half games headed into the stretch fought to a split with Tooele (19-25, Grantsville in the third-fourth place nament experience. The sophomores drive. Boston is still a favorite to snap the Yanks 21-19) in the tournament opener and match against county neighbor Tooele received a lot of playing time. We SEE COWGIRLS PAGE A12 eight-straight title string playing 21 of its final posted a win over Millard (25-19, 23- and lost a hard fought affair to the Lady are working on our team chemistry. 33 games at home, including 10 straight starting tonight, where the Red Sox sport the best home mark in the majors this season at 41-19. Still, the Bronx Bombers are still lurking in the Cowboys battle background with six more games with the team from Beantown, including a huge three-game set at Yankee Stadium Sept. 9-11. The West will be won by the survivor of back in setback between Oakland and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. The A’s currently lead the division by by Nick Drake just one game but the two teams begin a three- SPORTS EDITOR game set tonight at Angel Stadium and take the Grantsville didn’t exactly come out strong offen- field against one another seven more times in sively against third-ranked Juan Diego. all. This is definitely a division race to witness. In fact, the Cowboys could only muster 39 yards in The National and American League wild total offense for the opening two quarters. card races are also intriguing. The NL chase But the stingy GHS defense didn’t exactly allow the talented Soaring Eagles to run roughshod over them either. SEE RACES PAGE A13 However, visiting Juan Diego took full advantage of key plays by quarterback Mason Miller to build a 21-0 cushion at intermission and Grantsville could not over- Sports Wrap come the early deficit in a 21-6 setback in the Cowboys home debut. Miller threw for a score and set up another on a daz- TC Thunder tryouts set zling 43-yard run on third down and Dallas Davies rum- The TC Thunder 12-under girls softball team bled for two scoring bolts to spur the Soaring Eagle to has openings for the team and will be conduct- a tough, hard fought triumph in non-league action. ing tryouts for the 2006 softball season. Brent Mouritsen produced the Cowboys lone points Tryouts will be held at the Tooele City Park of the night on a fourth quarter one-yard plunge. Softball fields Sept. 6 and 8 from 6-8 p.m. The setback dropped Grantsville to 0-2 on the young For more information contact Herman or 2005 season. Veronica Herrera at 882-5612 or Denise Smith The Cowboys now hit the road to Vernal Friday to at 801-870-6229. take on Uintah in a preseason affair at 7 p.m. Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said the Cowboys Ducks Unlimited banquet showed some encouraging signs with a productive and The Tooele County committee of Ducks energetic second-half. Unlimited will hold its 29th annual banquet “Overall, it was positive,” he said. “It was the tail of Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest. two halves. The first half we looked slow, lethargic and The event will feature a raffle with many down right intimidated and scared. At half-time, we had great prizes including shotguns and a duck a few guys step up and take on a leadership role and we boat. The banquet will also have an auction came out and looked like and entirely different team and silent auction featuring signed, limited in the second half. We were energetic. We were posi- edition art work and other great items. Tickets photography/Mike Anderson tive, confident and started flying around on defense. Grantsville’s Brent Mouritsen leaps over a teammate after the Cowboy blocker opened a hole for the GHS SEE WRAP PAGE A12 back in Friday’s home debut. The Cowboys put on a strong second-half performance but dropped a 21-6 SEE BATTLE PAGE A13 decision to third-ranked Juan Diego. A12 TUESDAY August 30, 2005 Lady Buffs improve on road by Nick Drake level. Springville is an incredible team. We set up SPORTS EDITOR that match to test our ability and the girls respond- Tooele found out playing on the road can be ed and learned. That is what preseason is for. I unforgiving and tough. was happy with their performance. Sometimes After starting the 2005 girls tennis campaign the score doesn’t matter or indicate how well you with two straight victories at home, the Lady Buffs played. This was one of them.” have dropped consecutive matches on the road to Springville 5 - Tooele 0 Lehi and Springville. The Red Devils swept singles and doubles play The Lady Red Devils rolled to a 5-0 triumph over to register a dual triumph over the Lady Buffs visiting Tooele in Springville in non-league action. Friday at Springville. The dual setback levels the team’s overall record Daniella Galbraith battled to a 6-1, 6-3 win on the year at 2-2. over Lady Buff Nicole Heder at first singles while Tooele returns home today to tangle with Uintah Springville’s Laken Lewis captured a 6-2, 6-0 vic- in a non-league affair at 3 p.m. and the Lady Buffs tory over Tooele’s Lindsie Heder at second singles. hit the road to Delta Thursday for a preseason Lady Red Devil Camille Harlan completed the contest against the Lady Rabbits at 3:30 p.m. singles sweep with a 6-1, 7-6 (7-4) decision over Tooele Coach Derek Smith said in spite of the Tooele’s Kelsey Ruben at third singles. setback, his team played well against the larger In doubles play, Springville duo Angela school. Kroneberger and Nicole Pigett claimed a first dou- “Our girls played some of the best tennis they’ve bles win over Lady Buff tandem Ava Van Zanten ever played,” he noted. “Unfortunately, the scores and Heather Lyn Davis, 6-2, 6-1. Red Devil combo didn’t show that. But it was encouraging to know Kris Haderlie and Courtney Bankhead fought to that they had learned from the Lehi match and a 6-0, 6-2 win over Tooele’s Alyssa Lambert and now know they can compete with girls at that Haley Folta at second doubles.

Grantsville volleyball will be held September 16-18 with Wrap The second annual Grantsville a first prize of $2000 awarded. continued from page A11 Co-ed Recreation Volleyball The entry fee is $200 per team. League will begin Sept. 1. There are also $1500 for second, are $65 per couple and $45 for The entry deadline to register is $1000 for third place and $500 for single adults. Tickets include a Aug. 30 and the entry fee is $25 per fourth with also DeMarini bats, fine prime rib dinner and a $25 person. To submit a team, e-mail gloves and bat bags given away DU membership. Come and join Coach Heidi Heath at hheath@m. as well. All prizes are based on photography/Troy Boman DU for a night of fun and support tooele.k12.ut.us or contact at GHS a 32-team field. All teams must Grantsville netter Natalie Tripp smacks a backhand volley in a recent match at GHS. The Cowgirls remained a great conservation cause. volleyball player. register and have entry fee paid For more information or tickets undefeated on the season with a 5-0 triumph over Lehi Monday in preseason action. by September 9. Teams will be call Rob Jensen at 882-0973 or Joe Youth Flag Football entered on a first-come, first-serve Trujillo at 830-2417. The Tooele County Youth Flag Football league program will run basis. Class D rules apply and ASA West Desert Blaze for eight weeks. rules apply. Cowgirl netters remain perfect All youth ages three-four will The tournament begins at elections 7 p.m. Friday September 16. by Nick Drake Cowgirls dual record to a glossy off as well. The girls took care of The West Desert Blaze Soccer be $25 and age five-six will be $35. Additional prize drawings will be 3-0 on the season to date. it early. It was a very good win. I will be holding elections for the Classes are limited to 20. SPORTS EDITOR The Cowgirls hit the road today was proud of the girls. I’m proud 2006 soccer season Oct. 12 at 6 For more information call 882- held Saturday September 17 from Grantsville wasn’t quite sure to tangle with an always tough of the way they have accepted me p.m. at the Tooele Valley Mental 0253 or stop by P.L.A.Y. Sports 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. and all winners what to expect from Lehi in a pre- Rowland Hall-St. Marks squad in and everyone seems to get along Health, 100 South 1000 West. at 33 N. Main Monday through must be present to win. There will season match Monday. Salt Lake City at 4 p.m. on the team.” The elections will be for League Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. be a special room rate of $40 plus Afterall, the Lady Pioneers were Grantsville Coach Patrick President, Recreation Director or tax for all team members. fresh off a 5-0 triumph over county Grantsville 5 - Lehi 0 Wendover softball Ciervo said his team played real- Treasurer. Call 1-800-848-7300 for room neighbor Tooele just a few days The Cowgirls cruised past the ly strong against their preseason Please submit nominations to reservations, ask for softball tour- earlier in the week. Lady Pioneers in a non-league marathon set foe. Bruce Wilson at 843-1163 by Sept. The first annual Wendover nament, and to register team call But the Cowgirls made short contest Monday at Grantsville. “We played absolutely, great,” 23. Nugget Co-ed Softball Marathon 775-664-4532. work of their non-league foes as Bethany Swenson battled to an Grantsville blistered the nets for a he said. “These girls played easy 6-1, 6-3 triumph over Lehi’s decisive 5-0 dual victory Monday extremely well. They were very McCall Christensen at first singles with the Cowgirls posting a 25-17 and four kills while Kylie Erickson at GHS. loose going into this match. They while Cowgirl teammate Brittany Cowgirls triumph and the Lady Wildcats contributed four kills as well. All five of the varsity matches played really well. We practiced Smith defeated Tessa Ratcliff, 6- earning a 21-18 win. Brooke Park City and Grantsville also continued from page A11 went just two sets and in only hard the past few days. I think the 2 , 6-2 at second singles. Lori Bunderson ignited the Cowgirls fought to a split in their pool one game did Lehi score push a time and effort they put in the last well. attack with eight kills and Larsen match, the Cowgirls posting a Grantsville netter. few practices and it paid off. We Grantsville swept Millard in the followed with four kills. Mari Vera 25-13 win while the Lady Miners The victory now boosts the conditioned pretty well and it paid SEE REMAIN PAGE A13 second match with a 25-19, 23-20 recorded three kills and Autumn logged a 21-19 victory. Larsen trig- victory. Autumn Pitt logged six Pitt registered 16 assists. gered the GHS attack with six kills kills and five assists to pave the Grantsville claimed a 25-11, 23- and Bunderson tacked on a pair of way for the Cowgirls and Larsen 16 decision over Juan Diego in pool kills as well. Pitt had nine assists recorded three kills and a block. play Friday as well. Bunderson and Lindsee Johnson added a pair Brooke Bakker also added a pair paced the Cowgirls with three of aces. of blocks and two kills to the win. blocks, five aces and a pair of kills The Cowgirls lost a 22-15, 23- South Summit and Grantsville and Alexa Bakker registered three 20 decision to Union in the final fought to a split in the third match blocks. Pitt logged seven assists match of pool play. Bunderson �� led the way for the Cowgirls with three kills while Brooke Bakker recorded two kills and four blocks. �� Alexa Bakker also contributed �� two blocks and Pitt registered 10 assists in the match. Grantsville came out strong Saturday and rolled past tourney �� host South Summit in the opener, 25-12, 25-19, 25-15 and advance into the semi-finals. Vera paced the Cowgirls with a career high eight blocks and also recorded three aces and three kills in the match. Bunderson fired off four kills, four aces and added a block and Larsen recorded five kills. Alexa Bakker and Erickson also produced two kills each and Erickson also tallied three blocks. Pitt ignited the �� offense with 16 assists, three aces and three kills as well. Bear River spoiled the Cowgirls title bid with a 25-20, 25-16, 25-21 decision over Grantsville in the semis. Larsen registered a season high six blocks in the battle with the Lady Bears and Bunderson added six kills, three aces and a block. Alexa Bakker contributed five kills and four blocks as well while Pitt added 12 assists. In the fight for third place, Tooele handed Grantsville a 28-26, photography/Troy Boman 25-16, 25-12 setback to finish in Tooele’s A.J. Nunley bolts for a gain in Friday’s game against Wasatch. fourth place in the tournament. The Buff running back bolted for a long touchdown run to spot the Larsen reeled off seven kills and a Buffs a 21-0 cushion. However, the Wasps rallied for a 27-21 overtime win after the second quarter score. pair of blocks to ignite the Cowgirls victory bid and Bunderson logged six kills, two aces and a block. After we got the lead, we just lost Johnson also contributed four Lesson discipline in our assignments for kills and Vera added two aces and continued from page A11 a little while and Wasatch took a kills as well. advantage. Give credit to Wasatch, Cowgirls top Lady Lions converted on both of its fourth they didn’t panic or lose focus. And after two days off, the down attempts, both of which And I feel we did the opposite and Cowgirls were fresh and ready were touchdowns. may have lost some of our focus to battle Rowland Hall-St. Marks The Wasps marched 25 yards in when they started coming back. I Aug. 23 in Salt Lake City. three plays in overtime to score on think that first quarter and into the Brooke Bunderson fired down a weary Tooele defense and end second quarter, gave us a glimpse nine kills and Autumn Pitt regis- the game in dramatic fashion. of what we are capable of. Every tered 19 assists to lead Grantsville Meanwhile, Tooele only had a facet of the game we were domi- to a 29-27, 25-16, 25-15 victory over total of 8:55 time of possession nant. But we forgot to close the �� the Lady Lions in Salt Lake City. In in its final five drives of the game door on them. the victory, Bunderson paved the after the Buffs third TD of the “It’s a game I feel we’ve learned way with nine kills, a block, eight game. from and it will help us later on aces and three digs while Larsen Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said in the season,” he added. “We just contributed six kills and a block to �� it was a valuable learning experi- need to remember to finish teams the triumph. Brooke Bakker also ence for the Buff squad. off when we have the opportu- logged three kills and three blocks �� “It was a heartbreaker,” he nity.” while Pitt recorded 19 assists, stated. “I think we were a little Tooele now hits the road to three kills and three aces. too high on ourselves after the Lehi Friday for a non-league con- Rika Larsen also recorded six �� Cyprus game and we didn’t have test against the Pioneers at 7 p.m. kills to compliment Bunderson �� a very good week of practice. A story on the results will be and Pitt. published in Thursday’s edition. TUESDAY August 30, 2005 A13

photography/Nick Drake Dugway third baseman Morgan Kartchner (left) receives an outfield throw and lowers his glove to make the tag. Meanwhile, a Wasatch Academy baserunnner (middle) attempts to slide under Kartchner’s tage. But the Mustangs infielder (right) holds on with both hands to make the out and is upended on the play. Wasatch Academy won the game 6-5.

efit if the Angels and A’s beat one he added. “Taylor pitched really Adam Gockley two-out RBI single. fifth with a run scoring hit to build another up in their six-game set as Nearly well and didn’t walk anyone. We However, Dugway bounced a 5-3 Tiger lead. Races played decent defense. We had back to slice the deficit to 3-1 in Wasatch Academy added the continued from page A11 New York (9) and Cleveland (15) continued from page A11 schedules feature playoff teams two base-running errors that hurt the bottom half of the inning. Josh eventual winning run in the top is between five teams, all sepa- while the Angels (13) and A’s (20) a non-league affair at 4 p.m. The and two defense errors that cost Nelson smacked a single, stole sec- of the seventh when a single, stole rated by a mere 2 and one-half us runs. We had a chance to win ond and raced home on a Preston base, wild pitch and errant pickoff still face difficult slates within Mustangs return to league play games headed into the dog days of the game but we just made too Edwards single. allowed the Tigers to take a 6-3 their own division. However, if Friday with a pivotal road double- September. Philadelphia leads the header with rival Tintic in Eureka, many mistakes to beat a good Wasatch Academy bounced lead into the bottom of the final the Yanks can’t find a way to beat Florida by one game, Houston and beginning at 2 p.m. Both teams team like Wasatch. In the second right back with a run in the top of frame of the game. the Devil Rays down the stretch the New York Mets by 1 and one- take a 0-2 league mark into the game, we started off with two the fourth to extend the margin to Dugway made a gallant come- half and Washington by 2 and one- with six games still remaining, the pivotal affairs. errors that gave them runs and 4-1. Charlie Josi ripped a lead off back bid in the bottom of the sev- half games. The Astros may have Yanks might struggle down the Dugway Coach George Bruce couldn’t mentally overcome the double and darted home on a Jim enth. Morgan Kartchner reached a slight edge since the four afore- stretch as well. New York sports a said his team didn’t play well mistakes. Zach (James) pitched Fuselier single. on a Tiger error, stole second and mentioned teams play each other dismal 4-9 record against the team against Christian Heritage but well enough to keep us in the But the Mustangs countered raced home on a Taylor Schofield in the final month. The Phillies for with the second worst record in played well against the highly tout- game but we just didn’t make any with a pair of tallies in the bot- triple. The speedy Schofield sprint- example play playoff contenders the American League. ed Wasatch Academy team in the plays behind him.” tom half of the fourth frame to ed home on a wild pitch, slid- in all but three of its 31 remaining With the wild card system in first game of the league double- Wasatch Acad. 6 - Dugway 5 pull to within 4-3. James Dettle ing just under the tag of pitcher games for the rest of the season each league, there are still a num- header. The Tigers had to fight off a stub- smacked a lead off single and Deason covering the plate, to make while Houston only has 12 of its ber of teams with realistic shots “We didn’t’ play well (vs. born Mustang team in the opening Cody Stromberg drew a walk. Zach the game a one-run affair. games remaining with teams in to make the playoffs and that Christian Heritage) and we need game of a Region 18 double-header James was intentionally walked to However, a strikeout ended the contention for post-season play. keeps people coming out to the to start improving more in practice Friday at Dugway. load the bases. Then, C.J. Brother Mustang comeback bid just short. Florida has all of its 31 games stadiums in September and keeps before we start winning games,” Wasatch Academy struck for a belted a two-run single to pull the Nelson paved the way for Dugway left against contenders while New televisions tuned in to “America’s he said. “The only bright spot of pair of runs in the top of the first hosts to within a run of the region with two hits while Schofield, Dettle, contending favorites. Stromberg, Edwards and Brothers York (27) and Washington (28) Pastime.” the season so far has been our frame to grab the early edge. The Winning hurler Gordon Deason contributed one hit each for the also feature playoff squads. The sport of baseball is the win- pitching. We just don’t make plays Tigers used a single, double and behind our pitchers and we’re not helped his cause in the top of the Mustangs. The American League wild ner when lots of teams can still Mustang miscue to produce a pair hitting the well. We have a lot of card still features four teams with say they are in the race. of tallies and earn a 2-0 edge in the work to do... The kids are working bles. Grantsville duo Natalie Tripp legitimate opportunities with the Yes, there are plenty of reasons opening session. hard but it just isn’t happening for and Gisselle Stephenson rolled Yanks leading by one game of the to watch baseball on FOX and The Tigers padded the advan- Remain us yet. past Lady Pioneer combo Shaylyn Angels and Indians and Minnesota ESPN this fall. And that is good tage to 3-0 in the top of the second continued from page A12 “I thought we played well in Shumann and Lindsay Simpson, 6- trailing by 5 and one-half games. for the sport of baseball and the stanza when Chris Kasagawa drew the first game against Wasatch,” a walk and later scored on an Gallup captured a decisive 6-0, 6-2 0, 6-3 at second doubles as well. The Yanks and Indians could ben- people who love the game. third singles triumph over Lindsey In junior varsity play, Lewis to complete the singles Grantsville’s Ashley Goddard and some players that really made a three plays later, Davies plunged The Cowboy offensive line of sweep in the preseason dual. Vanessa Hall registered singles Battle positive impact on the team in the in for a two-yard scoring run and Jeff Langston, Bryce Jorgensen, In doubles action, Cowgirl wins while the doubles teams of continued from page A11 locker room and on the sideline. Miller found Beers for the two- Willie Loakes, Riley Ford, J.T. combo Monica Aagard and Kami Christiansen-Kelsey Elsholz “We had two guys really spark point conversion and Juan Diego Thompson and Jason Clark, who Camille Christiansen defeated and Caitlyn Prince-Breanne Our whole mind set changed from us in the second half,” he stated. took a 14-0 lead. was subbing for injured starting Lehi tandem McKell Despain and Bevan also recorded wins for the a “think we can” to a “we know “Ryan (Willis) really stepped up Meanwhile, the Cowboy offense center, Brandon Rigby, all opened Kim Ashby, 6-4, 6-0 at first dou- Cowgirls as well. we can.” Everyone present at the and ignited our offense. Travis was bottled up and couldn’t quite holes for GHS running back and game, saw it too. Defensively, we (Taylor) also gave us a huge lift get out from behind its own goal protected Willis in the final two gave up 21 points, but only 14 and was positive for the team posts. With just a little under three frames. Tight end Justin Hawkins of them were earned. We made morale. He showed his potential minutes to go, Beers gave the and receivers Taylor, Nelson and some adjustments at half-time and as a leader on this team. There Soaring Eagle a huge boost with Giles also provided key blocks to I was really impressed with the were a lot of good individual per- an interception at the Cowboy open holes for GHS runners. WRITER way the kids responded to those formances. But those two guys 38 and Juan Diego was in scoring In the end, Juan Diego still out- The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin has an immediate opening for a adjustments. We shut them out in really stuck out. Both were vocal position once again. gained Grantsville in total offense, full-time reporter. Beat includes mostly hard news, but also the second half and that is a very in the locker room at half-time and After consecutive two and six- 288 to 223 yards, but the Soaring some feature writing. good and athletic Juan Diego team really established themselves as yard runs, Davies broke loose for Eagle could only muster 105 yards we played. positive role models and leaders. a 28-yard scoring bolt just before in the final two periods. Davies Self-motivated, strong writers need only apply. Journalism “It was great to see so much Our offensive line really respond- intermission and Juan Diego bolted for 105 yards on 18 carries degrees or previous newspaper experience a must. growth as a team, both men- ed in the second half.” grabbed a 21-0 advantage headed for the game and Miller added 57 tally and physically,” he added. Juan Diego drew first blood in into the locker room. yards in 13 carries as well. Miller Mail, e-mail or fax cover letter, resume and writing samples to: “We grew up in two quarters. the game to build an early edge. Grantsville came out of the lock- hit just three of six passes for 45 Unfortunately, we didn’t get the The Soaring Eagle drove 72 yards er room fired up and attempted to yards in passing. Mike Call, Transcript-Bulletin, win. Unfortunately, to grow, you in 10 plays to grab a lead it would make a game of it. The Cowboys Mouritsen paced the Cowboy 58 N. Main, Tooele, UT 84074 sometimes need adversity and never relinquish. Miller bolted for had just 39 yards in total offense offense with 54 yards on nine car- that is what has happened to us runs of 13 and 12 and fired a on 20 plays by intermission. ries and Butler bolted for 33 yards e-mail: [email protected] in the first couple of weeks. We’re 21-yard toss to ignite the march. But Grantsville racked up 59 rushing on 12 attempts. Willis also fax: 435-882-6123 No Phone calls please. still learning about the personnel Then, Miller found tight end Jim yards rushing alone in the third tallied 33 yards on only five car- and where they best fit on the Beers with an eight-yard scoring quarter on 14 plays to spearhead a ries. team and where they can help us strike on an option pass to take a GHS comeback bid. Mouritsen spearheaded the most. We’re giving a lot of people 6-0 cushion. The PAT kick soared The Cowboys took the momen- Grantsville defense with 11 tackles different looks and we’re still not wide right and the visitors relished tum into the final frame and moved while Jorgensen and Thompson set on starting positions. I didn’t a 6-0 lead after period expired. the pigskin even better with 133 provided 10 tackles each as well. Equal Opportunity Employer get as many people in the game Juan Diego faced a long third yards in total offense on 20 more Butler also registered eight tack- in the second half because we got down play in the early portion plays, including 98 yards pass- les on the night, including three into a rhythm, both offensively of the second quarter. But Miller ing on five connections. Garrett behind the line of scrimmage, and and defensively and we were see- gave the Soaring Eagle a huge Giles (20 yards), Taylor (33), Ryan Nelson chipped in with seven. Pet of the Week ing success so I hated to make a lift with a stellar 43-yard scam- Butler (11), Mouritsen (12) and Riley Ford, Taylor, Hawkins, change when momentum was on per to move the chains and give Jordan Nelson (22) each hauled in Shane Anderson, Garrett Elfors, our side.” Juan Diego excellent field position a Willis pass to key the rally. Zach May, Langston, Clark, Logan Coach Cloward said there were deep in Cowboy territory. Just Finally, Mouritsen dove into the Gumucio and Brayden Fisher also end zone in the fourth quarter to registered multiple tackles on the put the Cowboys first and only night for the Cowboy defense. points on the scoreboard.

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photography / Karen Hunt Wayne Millward purchased a headstone for the grave of his great-grandfather George Vickers Millward, after discovering there wasn’t one. He also helped obtain a headstone for his great-great-grandmother Grace Vickers Millward. Both sites had remained unmarked for years in the Grantsville City Cemetery.

During his visit Wayne decided headstones for several years. Frank and his cousins then pooled Descendent marks forgotten to take a stroll in the Grantsville Then about a year ago, Frank together the money to buy a head- Cemetery to find the headstones of Millward of Pleasant Grove (anoth- stone for Grace. Meanwhile, Wayne gravesites in Grantsville cemetery some relatives he had researched. er relative) organized a Millward said he was still was willing to fund by Karen Hunt The only problem was they weren’t family reunion. It was there he the gravestone for his great-grandfa- Cemetery. there. So, he drove to city hall to get met distant relative Wayne and the ther who was not an ancestor of the STAFF WRITER That’s all changed now thanks to the plats show- family learned of other cousins. Long ago, a widow left her home descendants — many in Grantsville “I think that’s one of the in England to come to America with ing him where the missing head- Frank researched the cost of — who have come together to honor the graves reasons I’ve wanted to come stones. headstones in Salt Lake City, Tooele her three girls. Her boys remained their ancestors. behind to save money and followed were located. here because I’ve always “At that reunion and Pleasant Grove. Meanwhile, Today, two new granite headstones He found the I was told we had a Wayne walked into the mortuary in as funds allowed — one by one. — gray and rustic — stand in the wondered if George felt “My great-grandfather George graves, but great-great-grand- Pocatello to research prices. To his Grantsville City Cemetery. On them was surprised uneasy being left alone,” mother buried in amazement he saw the headstones Vickers was the last one and I often are etched the wheels of covered — WAYNE MILLWARD wondered if he was frightened to find there the Grantsville he had ordered years earlier. wagons and the names of a mother were no head- GREAT-GRANDSON cemetery without a “He was surprised they had been when he saw the other brothers go, and son: Grace Vickers Millward and wondering if he would ever get the stones. OF GEORGE VICKERS MILLWARD headstone,” Frank made and then were placed in the George Vickers Millward. W a y n e said. “What I also monument area of this company, money to be here,” Wayne Millward Wayne, a descendent now living in said. returned home found out was that which is really unusual because nor- Pocatello, Idaho, discovered almost and ordered headstones the next a few years prior to this time, there mally a company will not have them George eventually made it to seven years ago there were no head- America, joined his family, and set- day, but the owner sold the com- was a couple of my cousins who made until they’re paid for,” Frank stones. At the time the retired FBI pany before he ever payed for them. were aware of this and one of them said. tled in Grantsville. But for years agent was in Grantsville to visit a after his death, he and his mother Since he never heard again from the had donated $50 toward the making relative, Jack Millward, and attend company, he assumed they were of a headstone. He gave that money Grace didn’t have a headstone on a BYU game. SEE HEADSTONE PAGE B3 their graves in the Grantsville City never made and forgot about the to Wayne Millward in Pocatello.” Planning essential for nostalgic summer picnics chool pings, side dishes, or steaks to friendly. Just try to use your has toss on the grill. You will not own style to bring together the Salready have trouble finding all the fix- people you care about and to begun and ings for a great picnic. have a great time together. Try people are A picnic does not need to be to keep the party somewhat beginning a lunch in a park or canyon. intimate if possible. If you plan to get into It can be anywhere or nearly to feed a large crowd, plan the school any time. It can be informal ahead for all the details. routine, but to formal depending on the Don’t overlook the value of the summer atmosphere you want to cre- aromas. If you have everything season is not ate. The meal does not have to made before your guests arrive, officially over Diane Sagers be lunch. It is just as much fun try to have an aroma from until after CORRESPONDENT as a breakfast, dinner or even something that is still cooking. Labor Day. as a sunset feast. Just eating It is inviting to enter a room With that hol- Homefront outdoors seems to enhance the with the smell of a delightful iday looming flavor of most foods. Nearly dish still wafting through the this weekend, any food you fix at home you air. we know we can fix outdoors. Plan your party or meals to are reaching A breakfast picnic of pan- follow a natural progression. the grand finale of the picnic cakes and eggs is somehow Plan courses to flow smoothly and cookout season. Thousands tastier than the same meal from one to the next. will hit the canyons this week- served indoors. Perhaps it is Any meal is better if it is end while many others will opt the leisurely nature of outdoor interesting. Try to strike a bal- for eating out in their own back eating that affects the flavors, ance between color, texture, yards. or perhaps there is something flavor and temperature. Grocery ads this week about outdoor air that makes If you plan to cook out in focus on the anticipated Labor things taste better. Whatever your back yard, you have the Day cookouts. Foods fea- the reason, a picnic is a delight- option to run into the house to tured include everything for ful time. get this or that tool or ingredi- the super-deluxe hamburger Entertaining and sharing — from meat and buns to top- meals should be natural and SEE PICNIC PAGE B3 Summer’s a great time for picnics, but a little preparation can make a big difference. B2 TUESDAY August 30, 2005 MILITARY NEWS Book will not only thrill sports nuts “Strat-O-Matic Fanatics” aren’t hooked by sports simu- Richman expanded into other ballplayers (Guzzo devotes a Army National Guard Pvt. and ceremony, marching, rifle lation games. sports; his failures with some Melissa A. Thompson has marksmanship, armed and By Glenn Guzzo chapter to the process behind At its core, the story of gaming concepts; and the graduated from basic com- unarmed combat, map read- (ACTA Sports, $14.95) the ratings). Strat-O-Matic is the story of overwhelming challenges he bat training at Fort Jackson, ing, field tactics, military cour- Reviewed by Chris Sure, the book favors Strat- Hal Richman, who created faced and subsequent adjust- Columbia, S.C. 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played a large role in influencing Headstone the religious faith of the fam- continued from page B1 ily. He was the first to join The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- The headstones had been made day Saints. by the previous owner before “He was walking down the the business changed hands. street and he heard singing on Both Wayne and Frank think it’s the second floor and went up surprising the new owner never and found LDS missionaries looked in the phonebook singing a hymn and it and called the Millward was through him that family as the name was the gospel came to this prominent on both head- family,” Wayne said. stones. Wayne himself was able Wayne and Frank pur- to pass on the legacy, chased the headstones when he served as a mis- and they were placed sion president. in the Grantsville City Grace’s grave was Cemetery.Those head- rededicated by the cous- stones now stand among the in who contributed the original other headstones large and $50 on July 22, with about 25 of small, symbols that both Grace her descendants in attendance. and George are still remem- Wayne came to Grantsville last bered today. Friday to rededicate the grave “My main mistake is not mak- for George Vickers Millward, ing this one bigger and taller but it was decided to reschedule a bit,” Wayne said pointing to the rededication until a future Grace Vickers Millward’s head- date when more family could be stone Friday. “She was the queen in attendance. of the family who brought these It was the final step in a kids here. She was a widow.” journey, started when Wayne Still, Wayne is pleased to have Millward felt a connection with played a part in honoring them. the past. “I just have a deep respect for “I think that’s one of the rea- how they came, all of them,” he sons I’ve wanted to come here photography / Karen Hunt said. because I’ve always wondered The graves of George Vickers Millward (center, back) and Grace Vickers Millward (right) are now marked years after their deaths. Descendent if George felt uneasy being left His great-grandfather, George, Wayne Millward ordered headstones because of the high esteem he has for his ancestors. alone,” Wayne said. Back to School melt for about 30 minutes. Stir and almonds on top. Serve with Blend all ingredients with a Picnic and serve. Poppy Deed Dressing. spoon until light and fluffy. MUSIC continued from page B1 Poppy Seed Dressing Anise-flavored Butter Chicken Salad 1/3 cup white vinegar 1 teaspoon aniseed FUN! ent for your feast. It is nice, 1 pound chicken tenders, 1/3 cup sugar 1 teaspoon boiling water Band & Orchestra however to have everything cooked 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup softened butter you need ready and assembled Music Supplies 3 slices bacon (more if thin- 1/4 small onion, pureed Soften aniseed in boiling before you begin so you don’t Music Instruments sliced) cooked and crumbled 3/4 cup oil water for 30 minutes and then Print Music have to make a half dozen trips 2 teaspoons prepared mus- 2 green onions, chopped use a spoon to blend it with LDS Items to the kitchen while you are tard 4 stalks celery, chopped softened butter. cooking. If you leave home, Juice of 1/2 lemon 3/4 teaspoon poppy seeds however, it is essential to make 1 1/4 cup mayonnaise Combine all ingredients. Mix Console Piano sure you have everything you 3/4 teaspoon tarragon well in blender. Store in refrig- Easy Desserts $ in great condition! will need. The following check 1/4 teaspoon black pepper erator. Shake before using. Do not overlook easy des- 1,495 list could help. Mix all ingredients together serts for a summer picnic. Try and serve on a bed of lettuce or Corn on the cob is in season orange or lemons halves filled Cookout checklist dress up a sandwich by putting and a natural for a cookout or with ice cream or sherbet. It Tablecloth it on croissants. barbecue. is fruit season — don’t forget Flatware Makes 16 small croissants. Roasted Corn on the Cob the possibility of peaches and Plates Remove husks from fresh cream, melons hollowed out Glasses, cups corn. Remove silk with a stiff and filled with assorted other 36 N. Main #7 Thermos and ice Marinated Green Beans 1 pound fresh green beans brush. Place each ear on a fruits or ice cream topped with Merc Plaza • 833-9500 Sharp knife Cook until tender. Do not piece of aluminum foil. Spread delicious fresh fruits in season. Cutting Board overcook. corn liberally with soft but- Serving Platter 2 tablespoons sesame seeds ter and sprinkle with salt and Napkins pepper. Wrap in foil. (Don’t Paper Towels (preferably black), toasted in frying pan (no oil) and grind seal seam, but fold or twist Matches foil around the ends. Roast on Charcoal with pestle 2 tablespoons soy sauce hot coals for 15 to 20 minutes Dutch ovens or until corn is tender, turning Utensils/cooking 1 tablespoon sugar Combine soy sauce and sugar ears frequently. Pass extra but- Coal bucket ter and salt. Shovel and mix until sugar is dissolved. Whisk Broom Mix all ingredients together and Garbage bags refrigerate. Serve cold. Corn on the Cob Toppers Spatula Zippy Butter Candles, flashlight Spinach Salad 1/2 cup softened butter First aid kit 1 head lettuce 1 tablespoon prepared mus- Once you have all your uten- 1 bunch fresh spinach tard sils ready, you can go to work 2/3 pound sliced fresh mush- 1/2 teaspoon salt to provide the tasty meal itself. rooms 1 teaspoon prepared horse- 3/4 pound grated Swiss radish Real Lemonade cheese Dash freshly ground pepper Juice of 12 lemons 1/2 pound bacon, cooked and Blend all ingredients with a 1/2 cup sugar crumbled spoon and spread on corn. Lemon rinds 1 can mandarin oranges Herb Butter Ice 1/2 cup slivered almonds 1/2 cup softened butter or Mix the lemon juice with 1 small or medium red onion margarine sugar in a 2 quart pitcher and — sliced (optional) 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary, stir until dissolved. Slice up Mix lettuce, spinach, mush- crushed remaining lemon rinds and fill rooms, cheese and onion 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram, the pitcher with ice. Let the ice together. Spread bacon, oranges crushed Body piercing poses health risks by Tamara Jones piercing of some sort, have checked out by a doctor. her or him talk to a doctor Body piercing presents an about the dangers involved. Write to Tamara Jones in increasingly serious health Also, keep in mind that even care of King Features Weekly hazard for young people. old-fashioned earlobe pierc- Service, P.O. Box 536475, Some parents believe it’s a ing can be dangerous if not Orlando, FL 32853-6475, phase their youngsters are performed by someone who or send an e-mail to letters. going through. I even heard understands how to properly [email protected]. of one father of a 16-year- sterilize the area, the instru- old girl with studs on several ments and the studs. And (c) 2005 King Features Synd., areas of her body say, “Well, at remember, any itching or red- Inc. least she’s not smoking pot.” A ness should be immediately mother who was interviewed for a study on adolescent body piercers said that she’s not Hi Dad, Jim, Grandpa concerned about infections because they can be cured It has been two long and sad years since you left us here on earth to meet your with antibiotics, and she sees family in heaven. the piercing as “artistic self- expression.” Grandpa, your family here on earth had this song from you to all of us, I’m The fact is that body pierc- already there. ing is involved in a growing We love and miss you. Hope you are incidence of serious infec- running that big train engine in heaven. tions, and there’s concern that 3-15-41 to 8-28-03 some of them will not respond Grandpa, I’m Brandon. I will be 10 years old in December, and Grandma to antibiotic therapies. There’s says I’m a really good young man. I’m Chelsey, I’m 8 and also concern about body pierc- Grandma says I’m very special and very nice. I’m Haily, ings among young people with Grandma likes to watch me health conditions that make tumble and cheer lead. I’m them especially vulnerable to going to be a cheer leader. infection. In one study, it was Grandpa, I’m Alex and the Lord permitted you to hold and reported that a young man see me before you left in who had his tongue pierced August. I have blonde hair and developed a life-threatening blue eyes, I’m 2 now and love infection when mouth bacte- to play with my big brother ria entered his bloodstream Brandon. and traveled to his heart. Your family, If you’re the parent of a Douglas youngster who wants a body B4 TUESDAY August 30, 2005

WEDDINGS Help kids cope with the emergency room Lawrence/Green trip most kids will end up there, can deal with in the office. It hands, touch their shoulder, to the here are a few tips to make would be a lot easier on the be reassuring. Also parents Gentri Michelle Lawrence A the best of what can be a very child to deal with a doctor know their own kids and and Heber James Green, togeth- Emergency trying situation. they’re familiar with. what’s normal and what’s er with their parents Matt and Room can Try to keep calm. Know what led up to the not. This can be a big help Lori Lawrence and Randy and be traumatic This advice cannot be over- to the doctor. Tell your child Penny Green (of Salt Lake City), for an adult. stated. If you’re panicky your emergency. the truth. Don’t exaggerate are pleased to announce their It can be child will pick up on that and Understanding what led up or downplay what needs forthcoming marriage. This will even more become even more fright- to the crisis can mean a faster to be done or what’s going take place on Friday, Sept. 2, frightening ened. It can also help you and more accurate diagnosis to happen. Be encouraging in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. for a child. and treatment. If you weren’t and upbeat but above all, be A reception honoring the bride Lynnette Gilmore asses the situation. It would be there when it happened, talk honest. You may be the only and groom will be held that eve- GUEST COLUMNIST Call your pediatrician first ideal for a If possible, parents should to someone who was and get person your child trusts in a ning at The Devereaux Mansion child to go the details. room full of strangers. in Salt Lake City. Children’s get in touch with your pedia- though their trician first. Some manage- Stay with your child. Show support for the Gentri, a communications/ entire child- Justice Center ment plans require a doctor’s Kids in the emergency political science major, recently Gentri Michelle Lawrence hood without medical staff. returned from Washington DC authorization before a patient room frequently feel lonely Your child needs to feel and Heber James Green ever seeing where she interned for Rep. Rob can receive emergency room and abandoned even when that you have faith in his doc- the inside of an Emergency care. Even if that’s not the their parents are there. A Bishop. tors and the treatment. Ask Heber, who is studying elec- Room. That’s not very likely. case, you should call because mere physical presence may The couple will make their questions; get answers. You trical engineering, recently Since chances are good that it might be something he not be enough. Hold their home in Logan where they will are entitled to a full expla- returned from missionary ser- both continue their studies. nation in language you can vice in Rochester, N.Y. understand. All pediatric care should be family centered. When you need more than flowers... Be prepared for what BIRTHDAYS might be a long ordeal. Emergency rooms are often crowded, noisy places on nights, weekends, and holidays – the very time you’re most likely to find yourself The Gift Basket there. There are sights and Back by Popular Demand sounds that may be disturb- ing for a child. (They operate on the principles of triage - a • fruit basket French term meaning picking • cookie basket and sorting.) They do this to determine the most seriously • nut basket ill or injured. This is one time when it’s good to be at the • chocolate basket end of the line. Distraction helps make the time go by. • candle basket Books, coloring books or a Glen Ekenstam favorite toy can be a big help. Glen Ekenstam Hullinger. Try a chocolate basket filled with all kinds Follow up with your of delicious chocolates and goodies. 75th birthday His wife Mryl and daughters Our fruit basket is loaded with delicious doctor. Debbie, Glenda, and JoAn invite fresh fruits and our candle basket, with a Your pediatrician needs celebration his family and friends to help variety of scented candles. to be aware of the findings celebrate his birthday. An open and treatment plan decided Glen Ekenstam turned 75 house will be held Saturday, Custom Baskets upon in the emergency room. years old on Aug. 29, 2005. Glen Sept. 3, from 2-4 p.m. at the Sometimes an underlying ill- is a lifelong resident of Tooele. Tooele Senior Citizens Center. tailored to your needs ness can cause urgent symp- Although now enjoying retire- Please visit and share a piece of toms — a respiratory prob- ment, Glen was employed for birthday cake as we mark this lem could be caused by an many years in the local min- special occasion. underlying asthma problem. ing industry at McFarland and 843-7312 Your own doctor needs to 986 N. Main • Tooele be aware of any prescription changes made. Help your child recover New preschool ready emotionally. Children are often much more upset by the whole to teach kids ABCs experience than they let on For years JoDee Ashe helped “We believe that children should because they’re afraid their teach at her sister’s preschool. At have structure and a schedule, but �� parents might get angry. But the same time, she dreamed of you can still do this while having the child may need to talk someday having her own. Now, fun with the kids. We want them �� about the experience to pro- Ashe’s dream has become a real- to enjoy school and be excited to cess their feelings. Listen and ity. She recently opened ABC Kids come here every day,” said Ashe, be supportive. Preschool at 291 N. Main Street who will be teaching mornings. � �� An emergency room visit is in Tooele. Preschool starts next Sept. 6 not a fun experience if you’re The preschool is open to chil- - 7 (depending on the class). The �� sick or hurt. But the E.R staff dren ages 3-5. No day care is class schedule is as follows: are helpful and they’ll do provided, allowing each class Mondays, Wednesdays and everything they can to make time to completely focus on your Fridays class is for 4-5 year olds. your visit as pleasant as pos- child’s education and prepare This class is for children start- sible. The staff are trained in them socially and educationally ing kindergarten next year. They for school, says Ashe. working with children and focus on beginning reading and ABC Kids Preschool has a full they’re main goal is to help writing skills. curriculum with monthly themes you. Tuesdays and Thursdays class and weekly focus on a letter of is for 3-4 year olds. This class is the alphabet. They also teach a NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 variety of subjects and have a for children needing a little social �� well-rounded time in their week helping them �� s c h e d u l e learn how to work with other chil- Super Crossword Answers including: dren. They focus on self-esteem sign language, and coordination. writing skills, For each age group there is a social skills, morning class 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. music, physi- and an afternoon class 12:30 p.m. cal coordi- - 3 p.m. Allowing you to pick the nation, self best time for your schedule. All esteem, team school supplies are provided at work, art, the preschool with tuition. crafts, science, The three teachers are: weather, math, • Miss JoDee - All Morning snack time, Classes child spot- She was a sign language inter- light, sharing preter, completed a double major and games. in history and languages. She was The focus a substitute teacher in Southern is on educa- Utah for seven years and loved tion as well as every minute of it. She also comes emotional and from a huge family and has 39 �� social needs. nieces and nephews — so need- �� less to say she has tons of experi- �� ence with children. • Miss Karen - Tuesday/ Thursday Afternoon Classes �� She has a bachelor’s degree in Dillon communication and minored in �� psychology. She has always loved �� Marshall children, is a mom herself and has �� would like to taught others children as well. �� announce the She gets on children’s levels and is tickled pink to start teaching �� arrival of his new baby brother. His preschool. �� name is Wyatt • Miss Rachelle - Monday/ �� Don Marshall. Hello! I was born on July 19, Wednesday/Friday Afternoon �� Classes 2005 at 3:04am. I weighed 8 lbs. 1 oz. and was She taught at Challenger �� 22” long. My proud parents are Ryan and Katie Preschool working with children Marshall of Grantsville. �� on different levels. She has also Waiting at home for my arrival were my volunteered in local schools and loves working with children. She �� grandparents Brent and Corene Marshall, Lorey loves to see them get excited and Colleen Walters, Pam and John Dalley and when they learn new things. many aunts, uncles, cousins and great grand ABC Kids Preschool is locat- �� parents. ed at 291 N. Main Street (right behind Jim’s Family Restaurant �� and next to Sew Sweet). For more information call 850-9491. TUESDAY August 30, 2005 B5 DOINGS around the valley

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Learn canning Attention GHS alumni Utah State University Extension is Grantsville High School is looking offering a class on Canning Basics and for any GHS alumni willing to help Pressure Lid Testing. Tomatoes and organize a Centennial Committee for beans are on. Don’t let any of your the 2007 school year. If you are inter- garden go to waste. Join us as we learn ested in helping us out, please contact about proper canning procedures and Principal Leon Jones at 884-4500 or answer food preservation questions. by e-mail at [email protected]. Bring your pressure canner lid to be Thanks! tested for free on Wednesday, Sept. 7, from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Extension Cowboy Club meeting set office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Call Clint at The Cowboy Club will meet Aug. 843-2353 for more information. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the GHS Commons. All those interest in helping and sup- Food Bank returns porting Grantsville High School please The Food Bank will have a food drop attend. on Friday, Sept. 2, at Deseret Peak. Sign up is from 8-10 a.m. only. If you are in Planners hear public need of food assistance, please feel free The Grantsville City Planning to attend. Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, Sept. 7, in the Grantsville Information fair set City office, 429 E. Main St., at 7 p.m. Looking for information? Maybe Public comments will be taken on need a little help? Don’t run all over, amendments to the city’s land use man- come to the Dow James Complex, 438 agement and development code and W. 400 N., on Sept. 8 from 4-7 p.m. land use map chapters 1, 9 and 14. This free information fair is for peo- Congratulations to Ryan and Debbie Blackhurst, 753 E. Main, Grantsville. They have won the first Yard Makeover Award this year. ple with disabilities and their fami- Donner Reed Museum They have three boys — Paul, Wyatt and Nolan — who are good helpers. Ryan’s great-grandparents lived in this home originally, lies living in Tooele County. Various The Donner Reed museum at Clark and have passed on. But since moving to Grantsville, the Blackhursts have made major improvements to both the yard and interior agency representatives will be present and Cooley Streets in Grantsville is of this historic home. Thank you to the Blackhursts for their consistent and on-going efforts to improve our town! to answer questions you have about: open, by appointment only, seven days a week. For an appointment call 884- Medicaid, Assistive Technology PTA Secretary Sherry at 882-7604. Aging Services, Employment Social 3411 or 884-3767. Security, Mental Health, Guardianship, G’ville family history Churches Schools Join Parents As Teachers Recreation, Residential Transition, The Grantsville Family History Attention families with children under Education, Health Care, T r a i n i n g , Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and five. Parents As Teachers, a national Safety, Transportation. is open help you with any research Methodist news Northlake holds parent night early childhood development program, Transportation for disabled/elderly from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tooele United Methodist Church’s Northlake Elementary will hold Back is now accepting new families. Do you available, call Nancy at 843-9848. Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Christian education starts Sept. 11. to School Night Wednesday, Aug. 31, want to learn ways to further your child’s development? Do you have ques- Fill-the-Boot coming Wednesday and Thursday. We are also Adults meet at 9:45 a.m. with child care from 4-6 p.m. Teachers will present provided. At 11 a.m. Pastor Tom Towns’ tions regarding what is typical? Are you The 52nd Annual Muscular Dystrophy open the first and second Saturday of general information and an overview of message is Big People Know How To looking for ways to broaden your tod- Association Fill-the-Boot campaign each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the school year. All parents are encour- Make Little Sacrifices. Also at 11 a.m. is dler’s horizons? Parents as Teachers is with Tooele and Grantsville Firefighters aged to attend. youth education and children’s Sunday here to help you be the best parent you will begin Tuesday, Aug. 23, and run A general PTA meeting will be held Dugway school. can be. This program is completely free through Sept. 6 to coincide with the from 6-6:30 p.m. The community Thanksgiving dinner of charge and open to all families that Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon. Utah’s Adult education news is Nov. 5. Mark your calendars. live within the Northlake Elementary firefighters raised in excess of $354,000 The Tooele Adult Education Center Survivors get together The church choir is preparing for the School boundaries. Space is limited, last year to help MDA fight muscle Dugway Proving Ground’s Survivors’ offers classes to students 18 and over Christmas cantata. Anyone interested please contact Sherena Huntsman at disease. Fire department coordinators Club has scheduled its Fall Golf and is located at 76 S. 1000 W., Tooele. in singing with the choir is welcome. 224-3373 to enroll or if you have ques- from Tooele and Grantsville will pres- Tournament and Dinner Meeting for Call 833-1994 for additional informa- Practice is Tuesday at 7 p.m. tions. ent checks on Sept. 5 on ABC 4 as Friday, Sept. 9. The semi-annual golf tion. part of the Telethon. Fill-the-Boot has scramble will be held at the Stansbury Study Buddhism • Hours and fees — Starting Sept. ¿Aprendes Inglés? grown into one of MDA’s largest fund- Park Golf Course at 9 a.m. and the din- A Buddhist study group is being 6 the Center will be open Monday- Apúntate y participa en las divertidas raising events, largely due to the unself- ner banquet will be at the Eagle’s Nest formed as a group for people who Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. clases de inglés como idioma segundo. ish nature of our firefighters, as well as at Tooele Army Depot at 6:30 p.m. with are interested in Buddhism, discus- and Monday and Thursday nights from Partícipes: principiantes y avanzados. the generosity of Utahns. happy hour at 5 p.m. The guest speaker sion, retreats, meditation and anything 4-8 p.m. ESOL class will be held on Centro de Educación para Adultos (Center for Adult Education) 76 South Hunter education set for the evening will be Col. Greg Olson, else we can think of. Please call Liz at Monday and Thursday nights from 7-9 newly installed commander at DPG. 882-4379. p.m. Book fee is $25 per semester. 1000 West, Tooele Teléfono: 833-1994 The last hunter education class until ¡No faltes! 2006 is scheduled for Sept. 6, 8, 13-15, For more information, call Red Kirk at Methodists invite all • Driver education — A driving range 17 from 6-9 p.m. Range times 882-3050, Doug Moe at 882-8150 or Ed Tooele United Methodist Church course begins runs Sept. 13 to May 10, Scouts will be announced. State law requires Buys at 831-4856. invites you to join us Sunday at 11 a.m. one night per week, from 6-9 p.m. The students to attend all sessions of class. for services; Pastor Tom Towns’ mes- class includes 18 hours of classroom Cost is $6. The location is the Tooele Stansbury sage is Telling the Truth. Child care is instruction and 12 hours of driving and Girl Scout leaders meet County Health Building, 151 N. Main, provided. Preparation for the annual observation. The cost is $170 and the The Tooele Girl Scout Service Unit Tooele. For more information, call community Thanksgiving dinner is first $50 must be paid before the first Meeting will be held on Thursday, Sept. Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. Run with club underway for Nov. 5. The church choir class. Current students receive a $75 8, at the United Methodist Church at Party supports Hadlee Running club in Stansbury Park. Call is practicing for a Christmas cantata discount. 7 p.m. Agenda items include leader Kenyon Eastin at 435-850-0148. with date to be announced. • Computer courses — A beginning and Scout recruitment, service unit “For Hadlee’s Sake,” a festival and computer class in Microsoft Word activities planning, and training needs fundraiser for Hadlee Wyatt, will be LDS adult class set An adult religion class, sponsored XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and assessment. Contact Dorothy at 882- held Saturday, Sept. 10, 4-8 p.m. at Windows will be held on Tuesday and 5221 or [email protected] if you Tooele City Veterans Memorial Park at Grist Mill by Tooele Utah Stake through CES Continuing Education, will be taught Wednesday nights for five weeks begin- have questions or would like to be a Main and Vine Streets. Enjoy a Texas ning Sept. 13 from 6-9 p.m. Current stu- volunteer. Roadhouse BBQ dinner, games, craft by retired U professor of religious edu- Pumpkin Walk set Oct. 21-22 cation David A. Christensen. It will be dents pay $25; community participants Girl Scout open house set sale, 5 p.m. raffle, 6 p.m. auction, bake Join us down by the Old Mill Scream pay $50; and seniors pay $45. sale, popcorn, snow cones, cotton held at the Tooele Institute of Religion, Are you interested in helping your at the Benson Grist Mill’s free 11th 65 S. 2nd West, Tooele, beginning Aug. THS council meets daughter, granddaughter, niece or fam- candy and jump house. To donate to Annual Pumpkin Walk! Kids can play the raffle, auction, bake or craft sale, 31 continuing to Nov. 30 from 7-8:30 The Tooele High School Community ily friend have opportunities to develop games, be in costume contest, run p.m. The course of study is The Pearl of Council will hold its next meeting on courage, confidence, character and please call Kaylynn at 882-7069, Cathie through the hay maze, have their faces at 833-0490 or Tracy at 882-8228. Great Price, part 1, and the fee is $21.25 Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. in the library at THS. new skills? Then Girl Scouts is the painted and much more! Enjoy enter- for the course or $2.50 per lecture. Parents are welcome to attend. program you need to hear more about. Emergency food, clothing here tainment, shopping and food! Crafters On Wednesday, Sept. 14, the Tooele The pantry is open to all in need. and food vendors are needed! If you GJHS council meets Grantsville Junior High School Service Unit will hold an open house There is adult and children’s clothing. would like to enter the display contest Community Council meeting will be at the Dow James Building starting at 7 The pantry is open Saturdays from 10 or sign up as a vendor, please contact Library Thursday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. in the p.m. Troop leaders, parents and Scouts a.m. until Noon at First Baptist Church, Christine at 882-7678. Bookmobile tells stories GHS library or Commons Area. This will be available to assist you and your 580 S. Main St. If you have an immedi- Store is open for shopping children in learning more about the Girl ate need please call Pastor Jon at 882- The Tooele County Bookmobile is the first meeting of the year. The The Benson Grist Mill Country Store Library, 429 E. Main, Grantsville, will public is invited. Topics for discussion Scouting experience. New and re-reg- 2048. is open Monday through Saturday from istrations for Scout leaders and troop Parade invites alumni begin the fall/winter Story Time pro- include: GJHS construction; 2005-2006 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Country Store gram on Thursday, Sept. 15. Story Time GJHS Community Council; dress code members will be accepted. Annual Girl Attention THS alumni faculty. If you’d offers a wide variety of handcrafted will be held each Thursday at 4 p.m. policy and committee; discipline policy Scout registration is $10 per year (Oct. like to be in the homecoming parade, items from local folks. Get your copy unless the library is closed. The pro- and committee; Trust Lands expendi- 1 through Sept. 30). please contact Anthony Gonzalez at of the DUP History of Tooele County gram is designed to create in young tures and 2005-2006 committee; Falcon Cub Scout Roundtable 830-3973 or Lindsey Pruden at 843- Volume 1. children a love of books though stories, Boosters Club. Please RSVP by noon Roundtable is for every Cub Scout 5649. We carry a variety of Apricot Press puppets, games and crafts. The public Sept. 1 by calling 884-4510 or e-mail den and pack leader, new or experi- Scarecrow festival, dinner set books, Willow Tree figurines, home is invited and there is no cost to partici- [email protected] so we have enced. Let roundtable come “To the The First Annual Scarecrow Festival décor and accessories, candy, gifts and pate. For information call 884-3703. an idea of how many to plan for. Rescue” this month and help you with and Benefit Dinner will be held much more. Visit the Benson Grist Mill West Elementary council meets your den and pack — Sept. 1, 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 24, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. for a free tour and shop at our Country Donate books for sale The Friends of the Library will have The Community Council of West TJHS chorus room. at the Benson Grist Mill. The event Store. For more information call 882- a half-price used book sale Sept. 17. Elementary will have its first meeting includes: Free kids activities and crafts, 7678. Please donate books for the sale. We of the new school year on Wednesday, scarecrow display contest ($100 grand Seniors need current fiction, non-fiction and Sept. 7, at 3:30 p.m. in the library. prize), $1 pony rides, live entertain- children’s books. No magazines please. Please plan to attend if you are interment, free magic show at 4 p.m., dinner Pine Canyon All proceeds are used to purchase ested in participating. Improve driving skills from Joe Morley BBQ served 5-7 p.m., books and books on tape and CD for AARP Safe Drivers School is offered live auction starting at 6 p.m. Proceeds Planners meet Harris starts PTA the Tooele Public Library. The book Aug. 31 is the first PTA meeting of the to drivers 50 years old and older benefit the Healing Horses Therapeutic The Pine Canyon Planning store is open every Tuesday 11 a.m. to 2005/06 year from 5-5:30 and back to through the Grantsville Senior Center Riding Center. For more information Commission will hold a public meet- 2 p.m. and Fridays 1-7 p.m. school night runs 5:30-7 p.m. Meet with and is scheduled for Sept. 20-21. Times about the even, to receive a display ing Thursday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. in the your children’s teachers come and have are 10 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m. both entry form or to purchase dinner tick- Pine Canyon Fire Station, 1753 E. Pine a good time and support your school. ets contact Brenda at 843-7774. Canyon Road, to receive public com- USU Tooele Anyone wishing to help with the PTA ment on an amendment to the Pine SEE DOINGS ON B6 this year and you haven’t signed up call Canyon General Plan. Sports Build interviewing skills DUP opening social set This workshop will focus on helping Helen Gillespie Shield’s Camp Social Bowlers wanted customers feel confident in an interview DOINGS POLICY will be held Sept. 20, 2005, at 7 p.m. with tips on presentation, answering The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling For the address of the meeting and Behavior Based Interview questions, Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings League is looking for ladies interested other information, contact Shawna at negotiation, and questions to ask in Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at in joining a fun ladies league. Teams 882-3219, Alice at 882-1612 or Joyce interviews. Scheduled for Wednesday, [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. are made up of four women. Bring at 882-1230. Meetings are held once a Aug. 31, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable your own team or join a team. League month for one hour. Learn about Utah Utah State University Tooele Branch organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the play will begin Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. at pioneers settling in Utah’s surrounding Campus located at 1021 W Vine St. advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Buddy’s. All interested bowlers call states. Come, enjoy and bring a friend. Register via e-mail to workshop@utah. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Raida Walker at 882-0910 or 840-1310 or gov or call Dorothy at 833-7323. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Marilyn Tinnin at 882-2167. desired publication date. B6 TUESDAY August 30, 2005

noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; Noon; line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo at 884-3446 or the instructor at Castaways AA school will join in School Walk Doings 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 1 p.m. 884-0851 or visit the Grantsville Castaways Alcoholics for Diabetes. Your school can Continued from page B5 p.m. Bingo • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Senior Center. Anonymous meets Monday- help fight this epidemic by reg- • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; Pinochle 1 p.m. Saturday at Noon and Monday, istering. Kids will learn about lunch at noon, reservations by • Wednesdays — Breakfast Wednesday and Friday at 7 diabetes, healthy eating and the days with cost of $10. Upon Groups 8:30 a.m. 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center, importance of daily exercise. completion of the course, you • Everyday quilting a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m.; 1784 North Aaron Dr., Tooele. They can walk with their class- could be eligible for an auto • Sept. 1 — Board meeting • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 (Southwestern looking church mates and friends, collect dona- insurance discount for three Ladies pool teams start 7 p.m. a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Well ladies, it’s that time again; by the new hospital, first left off tions to help find a cure for dia- years. To enroll, call the center • Sept. ? — Logan Cheese at Noon; blood pressure at pool season is here at last. Sign 2000 North). Open, mixed, non- betes and earn great thank you at 884-3446 or the instructor at Factory trip; call for date and Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. up deadline is Sept. 3. Make sure smoking, wheelchair access, gifts for themselves and their 884-0851 or visit the Grantsville time • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 you have your team together to school. For more information, Senior Center. nursery available Monday- • Sept. 5 — Closed for Labor a.m.; lunch at Noon; Bingo 6 start Sept. 15. If you still need Friday. (No children Saturdays). call 1-888-DIABETES or visit Volunteers needed p.m.; dancing 6-8 p.m. Day a team or are looking for one Feeling trapped? www.diabetes.org/schoolwalk. Volunteers of America, Utah is • Sept. 5 — Rainbow Hotel Carbon, Emery reunite Senior Circle, MWMC more player, call Jody at 884- If someone’s drinking is affect- offering the Foster Grandparent in Wendover only $20 with $7 The Second Annual Carbon/ Senior Circle is for those over 6181. Sign up at the bar/saloon ing your life, Alanon can help. Program in Tooele County. cash back and free all-you-can- Emery County Reunion will be 50 and costs just $15 per year. or call Jody. Call 882-7756 for information. Seniors must be over 60 and eat buffet Call 843-3690 for a membership Eagles events held Sept. 6 at Salt Lake City’s willing to volunteer at least 15 • Sept. 6 — Hearing clinic 9 Fairmont Park, 900 E. 2225 S. in form and to RSVP for all activi- • Friday steaks — Valerie and hours a week with children in a.m. to Noon; afternoon appoint- ties except exercise and water General the Sugar House area. Scheduled school settings. Eligible seniors Art Debois will host the steaks ments available aerobics. this Friday, Sept. 1. Steak, activities are from 11 a.m. to 4 will qualify for a monthly tax- • Sept. 14 — Blood sugar test- • Body Instincts — Meets on p.m. Contact persons are Eldon free stipend reimbursement of shrimp, chicken and halibut din- Historical meeting set ing 10 a.m. Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle ners are available. Miller in Helper at 435-472-8253 approximately $200 plus mile- The Utah State Historical • Sept. 17 — Old Time Fiddlers Therapy (29 S. Main). • Lunch — Lunch will now be and Fred Civish in Salt Lake City age. Please contact Jennifer at Annual Meeting includes tours, 1-3 p.m. • Hinges and Twinges (water served at the Eagles Lodge: hot/ at 801-969-7467. the Tooele office 882-3154 if you workshops, lectures, a Rio • Sept. 20-21 — AARP safe aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays cold sandwiches, Polish dogs, Arts council hears public have any questions. Grande Depot open house, and driving course 10 a.m.-Noon and and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt corn dogs, pizza, etc. The Utah Arts Council has a special evening on 1960s rock Grantsville seniors 1-3 p.m. Aquatic Center, $2.50. • Anniversary party — The scheduled a town meeting in and roll in Salt Lake City, com- The Grantsville Senior Center • Sept. 27 — Foot clinic 1:30- Improve driving skills Aerie and Auxiliary are join- Provo on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at can be called at 884-3446. 3:30 p.m. appointments neces- AARP Safe Drivers School ing together for the party on plete with vintage posters and 7 p.m. at the Provo Academy • Mondays lunch at noon, res- sary is offered to drivers 50 years Saturday, Sept. 17. Roast beef 60s music. Everyone is invited Square, Bullock Room, 550 ervations by 8:30 a.m. • Sept. 30 — Birthday dinners old and older through the dinner will be served at 6:30 to join in this free history festi- N. University Ave. The public • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; return 5 p.m.; Wayne Jones and Grantsville Senior Center and is p.m. at a cost of $10 per plate. val, held Sept. 15-17 at the Salt is invited to attend and par- 10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; dancing at 6:30 p.m. scheduled for Sept. 20-21. Times Membership awards and a pro- Lake City Library and the Rio ticipate. The Council wants to lunch at noon, reservations by Tooele seniors are 10 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m. gram will follow. Make reserva- Grande Depot. For more infor- know what’s important to the 8:30 a.m. The Tooele County Senior both days with cost of $10. Upon tions at the hall or call 882-0286 mation, call 801 533-3500 or see public, to individuals, and to • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 Citizen Center can be reached completion of the course, you or Madam Secretary Rosalie Fox history.utah.gov. communities regarding arts and p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle at 882-2870. could be eligible for an auto at 882-4014/837-2137 or Worthy Fight diabetes cultural interests. For informa- • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; insurance discount for three Secretary Mack Glover at 882- The American Diabetes tion, contact Lynnette Hiskey at 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at years. To enroll, call the center 4281 to leave a message. Association hopes your child’s (801) 236-7552.

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Curwen, 882-3106 P195/75 R14, $20 WOOD STOVES, large All real estate adver- Diabetic Supplies 882-8444 each. Carpet kit for canistered vacuums, PUREBRED SHIHTZU tised in the Tooele REMODELING AND re- small truck, $40. 882- scaffolding pressure puppy, female, 8 weeks Transcript-Bulletin is LICENSED, LOVING pair. Basements, kitch- 2362 washer, oak China cabi- old. $350 firm. 830- Dave’s Drugs subject to the Federal care, preschool activi- ens, bathrooms, addi- net, pine China 1292 30 WEST 1st SOUTH Fair Housing Act of ties, nutritious meals, tions, tiling, siding. All 9 ANTIQUE Fenders, pre cabinet/table, vanity 1968 which makes it peace of mind while you Now Hiring Friendly People jobs large and small. 1928, some used, some and 2 contractor trail- TABBY KITTENS for 882-0287 illegal to advertise are at work. Call 882- Free estimates. Please new, no Fords, $1000. ers. 833-0511 sale: 12 weeks old. 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Livestock Child Care handling experience preferred, must be or discrimination.” The ence, great prices, se- ARE YOU READY? Ea- Classes on Monday and Tooele Transcript-Bul- gle Gate College offers For up to 25 words. You Wednesday or Tuesday able to work a variety of schedules. To nior discount. 882-4289 will be reaching a po- letin will not knowingly professional training in 3RD CROP alfalfa hay, and Thursday. Starting tential of up to 500,000 apply call 1-887-7GO-MIRA accept any advertis- TRACTOR SERVICE, Healthcare, Graphic small bales, $100 per September 26th. readers. All you need to ing for real estate tilling, post holes, mow- Design, Business and ton. 884-6986, $45/mo. Call today! (1-877-746-6472) M-F 8am-7pm PST. do is call the Tooele which is in violation of ing fields and lots, level- more! Call today! 1- (801)560-6317 (435)843-7342 the law. Our readers ing, final grades. 884- 800-766-5010. 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Full or $400/MO, 12x60 mo- sembly work, data input 1989 HONDA Accord Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug Free Employer. pulling doubles/ triples? part time. Looking for bile home in Tooele. and stuffing envelopes. LX, ac, pw, pl, cruise, Equal Opportunity Employer ALL runs are: * Home dependable and ambi- For sale or rent. Call for information. 5spd, many new parts, daily or every other day! tious help. Call (435)850-9852. (801)468-6218 good condition, $1800 *100% Drop & Hook- no (435)615-1532 obo. 884-4404 1 BEDROOM basement, customer loads. *Up to Wanted HELP WANTED 3000 miles/wk. *$0 PERSONAL CARE As- 1990 MONTERO 4x4, 173 S. 1st St. kitchen- down lease purchase. sistant needed for eld- $1000; 1977 Avant II, ette, washer, dryer. Ca- MONTHS FREE RENT erly mother at Cottage ble tv. $500/mo, $200 *Fuel/ Plate/ Insurance I WILL pay cash for your $10,000. Both obo. 882- Glen, 11am-7pm. Call deposit. 882-6141 programs. $3000 week- junk cars. Call 849- 7665 after 7pm. 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Apply in person, ‘02 17’ PALAMINO travel 1993 Jeep Cherokee, Call for details. pp have worked or are currently working (801)205-3883 portint.com, email rran 30 West 1st South. trailer with pop out tent, high mileage, great con- as a police officer or detective for a dazzo@central trans beds, self contained, dition, $2800. 837-2379 (435)843-0717 PHONE SALES Inbound 1BDRM APARTMENT, state or local law enforcement agency. portint.com $7950 obo. 830-2730 calls, great money, 1998 OLDSMOBILE Del- $415/mo, $200/dep, 360 N 200 W, Tooele. This is an excellent opportunity to ENTHUSIASTIC PER- short shifts, 4 days per 1972 TRAVEL trailer, ta LSFS. 843-9230 884-0826 supplement your income or to obtain SON needed for Tooele week, casual wear. Call 16ft, self contained, Nationwide. 843-3576 experience with a second law office, knowledge of heater, icebox, gaslight, 1BDRM, WATER and medical billing prefer- 2 beds, $800. 833-0559 HURRY ! enforcement agency. Apply now for RESIDENTIAL ELEC- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! garbage paid, $450. red, M-W 1pm-8pm, Th- FOR SALE! 224-3033 best consideration. Include a resume F as needed. Pay nego- TRICIAN 2nd year + 1977 22FT KITM fifth Only 1 left! apprentice. Must have 2 AND 3bdrm apart- with your application. tiable. Send resume w/3 wheel for sale, sleeps references to PO Box references. Top wages 4-6, $900 obo. 882- ments behind Super 245, Tooele, or e-mail over time available. 6267 Wal-Mart. On select TO APPLY to [email protected] Tooele county work units $99 moves you $ Closing Costs area. (801)231-5318 1977 KIT Trailer, 22ft, Sell Your Car Here for in. Some apartments includes all utilities. Return a Tooele City Application to HR HUNDREDS OF acting, $2500; shell, liner, car- $ modeling, extra, promo- RETAIL BUYER, Hard- Swimming pool, hot 0 Down pet kit for Chevrolet $ 80* ware experience a plus. Office 90 N Main, Tooele, UT 84074. tional jobs now! $72- 1988-1998 long bed, ea. tub, exercise room, www.tooelecity.org EEO/ADA Employer $700 hr a day. 801-680- Full time, benefits and 6 playground, full club- $500; sail board, $200. 0 competitive wages. 0660 884-6651 house. 843-4400 $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central Computer experience Call 882-0050 required. Fax resume *Based on 13 issue contract. 2 BEDROOM mobile air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. 1980 CHEV 1 ton truck Hometown Hardware. home for rent, no pets. with 12ft built-on self 884-1925 882-2904 For more information call Matthew with contained camper, very 2002 DODGE Durango SLT, 33,000 miles, Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 Wal-Mart SOLDIERS WANTED low mileage, 454 en- 4BDRM, 2BTH Duplex, leather seats, great gine, excellent condi- $800/mo, $400/dep. FAX 435-843-1148 FOR Utah Army Nation- condition, third row tion, $9800. 882-7627 882-4428 *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. al Guard. Paid job train- seat. $18,000 obo. Call Distribution Center ing, adventure, 100% Pat or Kathy 882-7396 tuition assistance, and 1984 TENT trailer, with Grantsville, UT up to $15K in enlistment shower and toilet, $2950. 882-2676 2003 FORD Focus SE bonuses. For details Sedan, excellent condi- ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: Contact SFC Craig LOOKING TO SAVE $200-$300 1992 COACHMAN Class tion, 5 speed, highway Material Handling Positions Dowen at (435) 833- miles 26,500, cd player. 0928 (ucan) C motorhome, 29ft, Unloaders, Orderfillers, Loaders F460 engine, 50k miles, $8500 obo. 882-6219 DOLLARS A MONTH? Requires continuous lifting up to 100 lbs. rear queen bed, deluxe SPEECH PATHOLO- 96 FORD Windstar, 3.8L Let me help you by... Shifts available: decor, roof ac, gen., Wal-Mart offers competitive hourly wages with a GIST Contract or Staff V6, loaded, 120k, quad Tuesday-Friday, 10 hour schedule (1 st and 2 nd shifts) many extras. $15,000. Progression Schedule Saturday-Monday 12 hour shift ($1.35 Shift Differential) Tooele County. DDI seating, pd, pw, rear air, LOWERING YOUR MONTHLY HOME MORTGAGE PAYMENT 882-7627 Vantage early interven- tow package, $3100 $11.40/HR progresses to $14.40/HR PER HOUR This is your opportunity to join the world’s PAYING OFF HIGH INTEREST CREDIT CARDS USING YOUR HOME largest retailer, recognized by Fortune Magazine tion program seeks a obo. Mark, Ashley for weekday schedules as one of the most admired companies in the 1992 MOTOR HOME, GETTING YOU PRE-QUALIFIED TO BUY A HOUSE world. As a member of the Wal-Mart team, you part-time SLP to per- (435)830-2593 Class A, about 16,900 will enjoy benefits including Associate form evaluations and SHOPPING 100+ BANKS FOR THE LOWEST RATES $12.75/HR progresses to $15.75/HR PER HOUR discounts, 401(k), stock purchase plan, profit original miles, Fleet- sharing, health benefits, career advancement provide home & center- 98 JEEP Wrangler, Sa- for weekday schedules opportunities, and more! wood Flare, $20,900. based services to in- hara edition, 3 tops, CALL TODAY 224-2737 fants and toddlers with hard, soft, safari, Applications for employment at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville, UT will be special needs and their am/fm/cd w/sound bar, accepted at the following Workforce Services locations: Tooele, West Valley City, Downtown, 1992 PINNACEL 34ft families. CCCs re- cruise, ac, $9500 firm. motorhome low miles, Metro, Midvale and South County Offices. Or stop by our Distribution Center in Grantsville. quired. Will train in early After 5pm: 882-5045 excellent condition, intervention. Mileage re- 435-830-4204 Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. many upgraded, must imbursement. Email: SELL YOUR CAR or Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. sell taking offers 882- [email protected] boat in the classifieds. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 4114 I will compare your current Rates for FREE!! or fax: 801-270-8587. Call 882-0050 TUESDAY August 30, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Manufactured Public Notices Rent Homes Meetings ROOMMATE WANTED, 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, 3BDRM, 1BTH home, FOR RENT: Available NEWER 3BDRM, 2bth TOOELE (OVERLAKE), FABULOUS FAMILY 1996 CAVCO, refurbish- GRANTSVILLE CITY gourmet kitchen, wash- $550/mo, first and last newer home, nice September 1, 05. multi, central air, finish- newer 4bdrm, 2.5bth, home in Grantsville, ed, like new, 3bdrm, NOTICE OF PUBLIC er, dryer, full entertain- month rent, $400/dep, neighborhood, close to 2bdrm, 1bth, adorable ed yard, no smoking, no double garage, fire- 3bdrm, 2bth, fully finish- 2bth, vaulted ceilings, HEARING ON PRO- ment center, bath, pri- one year lease, referen- park, new paint/ carpet, refurbished cottage on pets, $900/mo, place, $125,000. 1647 ed basement, with 4th covered front deck, car- POSED AMENDMENTS vate. No smoking, ces required, no pets, swamp cooler, $600 de- huge, beautiful fenced $400/dep. Available North Dawson Drive bedroom or office, Cas- port. $45,000. Finance TO GRANTSVILLE’S drugs, alcohol, pets. no smoking. 882-1612 posit, $750/mo. 840- lot. $700 per month, in- September 1st. (250 West). (801)390- tle play house, covered for right buyer. LAND USE MANAGE- male only 840-2011 0727 cludes water, trash, (801)706-8797 7266 C-21 McAffee patio and storage shed. (435)433-6640, MENT AND DEVELOP- 3 BDRM, 2bth, fireplace, sewer. Super cute! No Mgmt. $129,000. 358 East 60 (720)280-2943 MENT CODE AND SLEEPING ROOMS double car garage, cen- 4 BDRM 3 BATH, double pets or smoking. Call RENT TO Own 2 to 3 North. 884-6791 LAND USE MAP available, $70 per tral air, 1yr old, car garage, fireplace, fast! Won’t last! Laney Bedroom mobile TOOELE, 3BDRM, BEAUTIFUL MODULAR NOTICE IS HEREBY week, $10 key deposit, $1025/mo. Available im- 1yr old, call for details. 830-7583 homes, from $250/mo. 1.5bth, garage, work- FITCH MANSION, HOME in Grantsville. GIVEN that that Grants- first and last week- total mediately. 224-2737 224-2737 Grantsville. Call Aliza at shop, w/d, fridge, soft- 4308sqft hillside bunga- Only $28,000. Call An- ville City Council will con- $150 to move in. 46 N FREE 25” Color tv (435)224-4804 ener, fenced yard, RV low overlooking historic gela Grant 435-830- duct a public hearing at Broadway. 882-7605 3 BEDROOM home, 1.5 4BDRM, 1.5BTH Home, w/12mo lease or lease parking, $800 month, Eureka, 19 rooms, 4552 Prudential Utah the Grantsville City Of- baths, finished base- near schools, animal option. No credit or bad STANSBURY CONDO, $650 deposit. 882-3631 4.5bths, new roof, Na- Real Estate fice, 429 E. Main Street, TOOELE DUPLEX, 3 ment, $500 deposit, rights. $500 deposit, credit okay. No banks large master bedroom tional Historic Register, Grantsville UT on Wed- Bedroom, 1.5 baths, $750 per mo. No smok- $850 month. 884-5549 needed for option. Very w/bath, walk-in closet, UP SCALE Condo, $130,000 obo. 882- nesday September 7, carport, new carpet & ing. References re- nice 4bdrm, 2bth, den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- lease/ option to pur- 7094 2005 at 7:00 p.m. The paint, $625. 473 N 7th quired. Owner-agent 1 $4000 option down, rage, patio, fireplace, chase, 3bdrm, 2.25bth, Mobile Homes pubic hearing will consid- St. (801)390-7266, C- 4BDRM, 1 ⁄2bth, fenced Brad 830-0370, 884- $1000/mo. Call 224- central air. Available 2 car garage, ac, gas FOR SALE BY OWNER er the following amend- 21 McAffee Mgmt. yard, sprinkling system. 5522 No smoking or pets. 2501. now. $850. 882-5379 fireplace, $139,400. custom home, 3000sqft ments to the City’s land 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $800/mo, $700/dep. (801)644-9753 rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, Use Management and Homes for Rent 3BDRM 2BTH 1 car port, FURNISHED TWO or STANSBURY HOME, 1 acre horse property, home for rent, no smok- Development Code and 882-7592, (208)232- WHY RENT when you fence yard $800/mo 1- three bedroom house, 3bdrm, 2bth, fireplace, $259,500. Grantsville. ing/ pets. 882-1550 land use map: 5756 or (208)760-0233. can buy for the same 801-885-3365 like new. Call 882-8146 central air, fenced yard, Call 884-0182 1. Consideration of *WHY RENT when you CUTE COTTAGE payment, maybe less?? Lots & Land or 224-4854 near school, no smok- amendments as follows: can buy? O down pro- 3BDRM 2BTH, $800, 1bdrm, 1bth, new con- Call Talena (435)830- ing, $925/mo, deposit FOR SALE by owner, a. 1- General Provisions grams, not perfect cred- Grantsville home, in struction, fireplace, GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM 8113at Prudential Utah and references. 833- 4bdrm house on 5 – In compliance with HB it. Single parent pro- September, security ne- washer, dryer, dish- 1bth, $750/mo, Real Estate RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 0532 or 843-7575 acres. Fantastic view, a 60. grams. Call for details. gotiable, no pets, no washer, microwave, $500/dep, no pets, ref- ING lot, Canyon Rim steal only $239,000. b. 9 - Landscaping & Berna or Chris 435-840- smoking, all appliances, etc. $550 furnished. erences and lease re- STANSBURY PARK Estates, 12,000sqft, Homes (435)512-0969, 2128 N Buffers – adding land- 5029 Group 1 Real Es- w/d hookups. Please 840-2543 quired. 884-3350, 882- home, 3bdrm, 1bth, no zoned R1-12, all under- Droubay Road. scape requirements tate call 884-6391 1695 smoking, no pets. ground utilities, peace- c. 14 – Multiple Use, Ag- DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter $750/mo. 882-0672 $$$SAVE MONEY Find FOR SALE By Owner: ful, secluded, beautiful riculture and Rural Resi- 2BDRM MOBILE homes, 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- (400 North), large GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 882-6686 HUD & Bank owned Beautiful multi level views, canyon atmos- dential Districts by add- $450/mo. 3bdrm mobile ment, $775 month, 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic GEOUS new custom homes at: home with lake and phere, $29,900. Owner ing an additional zoning homes for $550/mo. $400 deposit, utilities in- tile floors, carport, home, 3bdrm, rent to STANSBURY, CHARM- www.tooelebankownedhomes. mountain view. 3bdrm, 882-7094. designation. 884-0113, 849-2471, cluded, central air, w/d fenced yard, $650/mo. own available, starting ING house, 3bdrm com or call for a list Ber- 1.5bth, full unfinished BEAUTIFUL UTAH! d. Zone Change from 882-1969. hookups, no pets or Precept (801)272-8405. at $1100/mo. Shawn same level, 2 full bath, na or Chris 435-840- basement, fenced back- LAND sale-46 acres - RM-7 to CN at 249 E. smoking. Kim 882-3796 888-822-8211 quiet neighborhood, 5029, Group 1 Real Es- yard, fully landscaped, 3 BDRM, 1.5 BATH con- $39,900. Uinta Moun- Main Street – Dee Long FOR RENT or lease, LAKEPOINT DUPLEX fully fenced yard, ac, tate central air, upgraded do, $780 per month. tain area. Outdoor lov- All interested persons 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 3bdrm, 2bth. Call Dave with Horse Property pets okay. Available Im- appliances, close to ele- Call for details. 435- $133,900. TOOELE, er's dream! Dramatic are invited to attend and home for rent, no smok- 884-1087 or 840-1009; (if desired). Newly mediately $925/mo, mentary school. Call 224-2737 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- mountain views, close provide comment upon ing/ pets. 882-1550 or Terry (801)580-5820 built 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 $600/dep. 280 Country Brandon or Carol. rage, central air, fenced to conveniences. Sur- these proposals. Written or 884-3955 car garage, tile, soft Club Call (801)635- (520)568-8946, yard, 100% finished rounded by wilderness. comments will also be water, fully landscap- 4760 (602)571-5336 basement, 2000sqft, Nearby lake and state considered if submitted FOR RENT: 2bdrm, ed, w/d hookups, Di- STOP PAYING rent! fireplace. 882-5532 parks. Excellent financ- to the City Recorder in 1bth, 2 car garage, very rectTV, unfinished Owning a home is FREE 25” Color tv 882-0523. 534 Wa- ing. Call UTLR 1-877- advance of the hearing. clean, fenced yard, no basement for storage, easier than you w/12mo lease or lease satch Way. 349-5263. (ucan) The current Land Use smoking, no pets, central air, full appli- think... This Free re- option. No credit or bad credit okay. No banks Management and Devel- $650/mo, $500/dep, ance package, nice, port explains how. $143,500. TOOELE, BUILDING LOTS IN needed for option. Very opment code and the Stockton. 882-7068 clean, must see to be- Call 1-800-890-2245 2004 3bdrm, East side Brigham City. 1 1/2 nice 4bdrm, 2bth, proposed amendments lieve! 1yr lease, no x300 anytime. rambler, breathtaking acres, 5th West and 5th may be reviewed at the JUST COMPLETED $4000 option down, pets/ smoking, backyard, mountain South. Only orchard in Grantsville City Offices Daybreak at Harvest $1000/mo. Call 224- $795/mo includes wa- TOOELE, 3 bedroom view, fantastic neigh- town not developed, each weekday before the Hills Saratoga Springs 2501. ter/sewer. Rex apartment, 1.75 bath, borhood. By owner. zoned residential and public hearing, between 3-2. All Appliances. (801)508-9004. carport, ac, no smoking, 882-2061 multiple housing units. the hours of 9:00 a.m. $750 rent, $1000 de- no pets, $600/month. FSBO RAMBLER, 5bdrm, 2bth, 90% fin- 1-801-782-5561. (ucan) and 4:30 p.m. posit. New appliances. 623 East Smelter Road. $144,900. 4bdrm, 2bth, ished basement, fenced Persons with disabilities 882-3593, 830-2204 (435)882-1287 1800 finished sqft Over- LAND FOR sale, 320 backyard. Open house needing accommoda- lake neighborhood lo- acres by Vernon, UT. Tuesdays 6:30pm- tions to participate in this cated next to park 1510 (801)230-7878 7:30pm, 881 N Whitak- hearing should contact Candellaria listed on er, Tooele. Or call for the Grantsville City Offi- forsalebyowner.com id# PROPERTY IN Goldhill, appointment. (435)882- ces at least 3 days in ad- 20444498 must see 882-9038 Realty 0822 vance of the hearing. 843-7033 STOCKTON BUILDING By order of the Grants- $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth FSBO, NEWER home, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. ville City Council. Dated .24 acres, quiet finished basement, Newly constructed this 15 day of August Home neighborhood, new landscaped, 4bdrm, roads. Beautiful lake/ 2005. carpet, newly remod- 2bth, 1588sqft. Must mountain views. Great Wendy Palmer eled bathroom, new see! 785 W 960 S, for manufactured or Grantsville City Re- kitchen floor. 114 S $135,000. 843-7622 custom built homes. corder Broadway. Call 840- 882-7094. (Published in the Tran- Team 0279. FSBO: RAMBLER 5bdrm script Bulletin August 16, Selling your homes since ‘92 23⁄4 bath, main laundry, Water Shares 23 & 30, 2005) $86,000! DARLING start- 2+ car garage, RV parker home, 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 ing, central air. Many NOTICE AND AGENDA I have more buyers car garage, large NOTICE IS HEREBY extras. 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You will reach up OF AUGUST 2005 2200sqft, many up- home, you could be to 500,000 potential MYRON BATEMAN, grades, on quarter acre sending your sales customers and all you Health Officer lot in Overlake, fully points to up to 500,000 do is call the Tooele If you desire special ac- landscaped, 322 West people at once. For Transcript Bulletin at commodation under the 1430 North. Call Mike $135. you can place (435)882-0050 for all Americans With Disabili- 882-5762. Priced to sell your 25 word classified the details. (Ucan) ties Act, please contact Whoa Horse $169,900. ad to all 47 newspapers Tooele County's ADA in Utah. Just call Tooele UTAH MANUFACTUR- 64 LAKEVIEW Custom Coordinator, Pamela Transcript Bulletin at ER FOR 17 years Plus - Villa 175’ secluded bay Ayala, (435)843-3157, Property Deluxe! (435)882-0050 for all All Steel Buildings!!! shoreline, 5 XXL bed- within three working days the details. Any size you want, any rooms, balconied mas- prior to this meeting. accessories you want, ter suite, courtyard of- SELLING YOUR HOME? (Published in the Tran- This large rambler is being built in or any features you fice. Many extras. Advertise it in the clas- script Bulletin August 30, want. www.cobuildings.net $299,000. 843-9021 sifieds. Call 882-0050 2005) the beautiful Palomino Ranches . With or call 1-800-262-5347. Public Notices BANK FORECLOSURE! TERRA HORSE proper- CO Building Systems, vaulted ceilings and a large kitchen, 3bdrm 2bth Home, ty, 3bdrm, 2.75bth, bor- Inc. Building a Reputa- Trustee's Sales $41,900! Won't Last! ders BLM. 35ac tion on "Old Fashioned Deadline for public no- More Homes Available, 2466sqft, 1466sqft Integrity". (ucan) dining family room. 4 bedrooms, tices is 4 p.m. the day For Listings Call 800- basement, ADT, double Financial prior to publication. 366-9783 xH772 garage, implement 2 1/2 bathrooms, 3 car garage. Public notices submit- shed, storage shed, Services ted past the deadline horse shelter, ac. 837- Act now and choose everything! $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE will not be accepted. BEAUTIFUL REMOD- 2358. ELED brick rambler, 4 CASH for structured settlements, annuities, AMENDED NOTICE OF bedroom, 2.5bth, hard- TOOELE, 427 E Brittany law suit, mortgage TRUSTEE'S SALE $ wood, tile, central air, Way, Split level 3 bed- notes and cash flows. The following described beautiful landscaping, room 2 1/2 bath, unfin- J.G. Wentworth #1. 1- property will be sold at 265 Upland, $149,000. ished 1/2 basement, 2 279,900 800-794-7310. (ucan) public auction to the (435)830-1794, car garage, low mainte- highest bidder at the (435)843-1849, 100% nance landscaping, Public Notices West Main Entrance, financing. 1521sqft. By owner, Meetings North Steps, Tooele $158,000. (801)521- County Courthouse, 47 Call COMPLETELY REMOD- 7708 Deadline for public no- ELED 3bdrm, 2bth, .24 South Main, Tooele, tices is 4 p.m. the day Utah, on September 22, acre, quality area. 197 TOOELE, OWNER fi- prior to publication. 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Laramie Stansbury Circle, nance with $2500 down Public notices submit- said day, for the purpose Tooele City. $149,500. or bank financed with ted past the deadline of foreclosing a trust 849-0272 no down: 98 4bdrm Dunn will not be accepted. deed originally executed 2bth with fireplace and ERDA, HORSE Property, on October 20, 2003 by family room, 28x72ft at FSBO 4bdrm, 3bth, Leo M. Lopez II, as trust- 102 West 860 North 224-4000 vaulted brick rambler on Find Your or, in favor of Academy and 112 West 740 1 acre. 2 stall barn, tack Dream Home! Mortgage Corporation, North. Also 2003 shed. $220,000. Call covering the following re- 3bdrm, 2bth, 24x46 at TOOELE www.tooelecountyhomes.com (435)830-7668 for ap- TRANSCRIPT al property purported to 1602 North 150 East. BULLETIN pointment, details. be located in Tooele (801)671-1755. B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 30, 2005

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous County at 47 Park Ave- 2005. bankruptcy filing, a pay- MAY BE SOLD AT A created by said Deed of PROPERTY, IT MAY BE RY KINDER AND cashier’s check or certi- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- nue, Tooele, UT 84074 Scott Lundberg, Trust- off, a reinstatement or PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Trust, to pay the remain- SOLD AT A PUBLIC MADGELL KINDER, as fied funds payable to TORS (the undersigned dis- ee any other condition of NEED AN EXPLANA- ing principal sums of the SALE. IF YOU NEED AN Trustor(s) recorded De- First Southwestern Title Sealed unit price propos- claims liability for any er- 3269 South Main, #100 which the trustee is not TION OF THIS PRO- note(s) secured by said EXPLANATION OF THIS cember 24, 2003 as En- Agency of Utah, Inc.. A als will be received by ror in the address), and Salt Lake City, UT aware that would cause CEEDING, YOU Deed of Trust. The cur- PROCEEDING, YOU try No. 216295 in Book trustee’s deed will be de- Tooele City Corporation more particularly descri- 84115 the cancellation of the SHOULD CONTACT A rent beneficiary of the SHOULD CONTACT A 913 at page 596 of offi- livered to the successful at Tooele City Hall, 90 bed as: (801) 263-3400 sale. If any such condi- LAWYER. On Septem- Trust Deed as of the LAWYER. On Septem- cial records of TOOELE bidder within three busi- North Main Street, Commencing 22 Rods Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. tion exists, the sale shall ber 20, 2005, at 4:30pm, date of this notice is: ber 27, 2005, at 4:30pm, county, given to secure ness days after receipt of Tooele, Utah until 2:00 South and 87 feet West – 5:00 p.m. be void, the successful James H Woodall, as du- Mortgage Electronic James H Woodall, as du- indebtedness in favor of the amount bid. This p.m. on September 14, of the Northeast corner L&A Case No. 43516 bidder’s funds returned ly appointed Trustee un- Registration Systems, ly appointed Trustee un- BENEFICIAL MORT- Trustee’s Sale may be 2005, for the Safe Side- of Lot 15, Block 9, Plat Team B/CRE and the trustee and cur- der a Deed of Trust re- Inc. The record owner of der a Deed of Trust re- GAGE COMPANY OF subject to a bankruptcy walk construction and "A", Tooele City, Utah, THIS COMMUNICATION rent beneficiary shall not corded February 11, the property as of the recorded August 31, 1999, UTAH by reason of cer- filing, a payoff, a rein- maintenance program and running thence West IS AN ATTEMPT TO be liable to the success- 2004, as Instrument No. cording of the Notice of as Instrument No. tain obligations secured statement or any other consisting of replacing 95 feet; thence North 3 COLLECT A DEBT, AND ful bidder for any dam- 218435*, in Book 922, Default is/are: Sandra J. 136758, in Book 0586, thereby. condition that would up to $40,000 worth of Rods; thence East 95 ANY INFORMATION age. Page 571, of the Official Morrison. Page 0482, of the Official Notice of Default was re- cause the cancellation of concrete sidewalk in vari- feet; thence South 3 OBTAINED WILL BE Bidders must tender to Records in the office at Dated: August 17, 2005. Records in the office at corded May 11, 2005 as this sale. Further, if any ous locations in Tooele Rods to the point of be- USED FOR THAT PUR- the trustee a $5,000.00 the County Recorder of James H Woodall the County Recorder of Entry No. 240337 of said of these conditions exist, City. ginning. POSE. deposit at the sale and Tooele County, State of 10653 River Front Park- Tooele County, State of official records. this sale will be null and The replacement project Together with all the im- (Published in the Tran- the balance of the pur- Utah, executed by San- way, Suite 290 Utah, executed by Bren- Trustee will sell at public void, the successful bid- consists of sidewalk re- provements now or here- script Bulletin August 23, chase price by 12:00 dra J. Morrison, A Mar- South Jordan UT da K Knutson and Doug- auction to the highest der’s funds shall be replacement sections from after erected on the 30 & September 9, 2005) noon the day following ried Woman, will sell at 84095 (801) 254-9450 las Scott Knutson, Wife bidder payable in lawful turned, and the Trustee 4 linear feet to 100 linear property, and all ease- the sale. The deposit public auction to highest (800) 245-1886 (Hotline) And Husband, As Joint money of the United and the beneficiary shall feet, handicap corner ments, appurtenances, NOTICE OF TRUST- must be in the form of a bidder, payable in lawful Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 Tenants, will sell at pub- States, without warranty not be liable to the suc- ramps and gutter sec- and fixtures now or here- EE'S SALE cashier’s check or bank money of the United P.M. lic auction to highest bid- as to title, possession or cessful bidder for any tions located throughout after a part of the proper- The following described official check payable to States at the time of Signature/by: der, payable in lawful encumbrances. Bidders damages. the City area. All remov- ty. property will be sold at Lundberg & Associates. sale. Successful bidders James H. Woodall, money of the United must be prepared to ten- Dated: August 11, 2005 al, dump fees, site prep- The current beneficiary public auction to the The balance must be in must tender a deposit of Trustee R-121395 States at the time of der the purchase price in First Southwestern Ti- aration, material costs, of the trust deed is highest bidder at the the form of a wire trans- $5,000 in certified funds (Published in the Tran- sale. Successful bidders the amount bid within 24 tle Agency of Utah, Inc. cleanup, landscape re- Chase Home Finance, West Main Entrance, fer, cashier’s check, to the trustee at the time script Bulletin August 23, must tender a deposit of hours of the sale by LORETTA K. POCH, pairs, labor, cold weather LLC, successor by merg- North Steps, Tooele bank official check (credit of sale, with the balance 30 & September 6, 2005) $5,000 in certified funds cashiers check. Asst. Vice President expenses and miscella- er to Chase Manhattan County Courthouse, 47 union official checks are due by noon the follow- to the trustee at the time The address of the prop- Successor Trustee neous costs will be re- Mortgage Corporation South Main, Tooele, not accepted) or U.S. ing business day, at the NOTICE OF TRUST- of sale, with the balance erty is purported to be 102 West 500 South, quired as part of the re- and the record owner of Utah, on September 22, Postal money order pay- office of the Trustee. At EE’S SALE due by noon the follow- 129 South Sheridan Suite 300 placement. The pro- the property as of the re- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of able to Lundberg & As- the west main entrance, APN: 10-028-0-0004 ing business day, at the Street, STOCKTON , UT Salt Lake City, UT grams is a property own- cording of the notice of said day, for the purpose sociates. If wire transfer north steps to the Tooele Trust No. 1075034-07 office of the Trustee. At 84071 more particularly 84101 00-6874/Erick- er assist program where default is Leo M. Lopez of foreclosing a trust is used, an additional county District Court, 47 Ref: Andy Perkins TRA: the west main entrance, described as follows: son, David K. and Kris- the property owner pays II. deed originally executed $10.00 must be remitted S. Main Tooele Utah all Loan No. 0017103425. north steps to the Tooele PARCEL 1: THE NORTH tine W. P233462. Tooele City 50% of the The sale is subject to a on April 10, 2003 by Jef- with the purchase price. right, title and interest IMPORTANT NOTICE County District Court, 47 HALF OF LOT 3, THE (Published in the Tran- cost before the work is bankruptcy filing, a pay- frey D. Cornelison, as Cash payments are not conveyed to and now TO PROPERTY OWN- South Main Street, EAST 64 FEET OF THE script Bulletin August 23, done and the City pays off, a reinstatement or trustor, in favor of Mort- accepted. A trustee’s held by it under said ER: YOU ARE IN DE- Tooele, Utah all right, ti- SOUTH HALF OF LOT 30 & September 6, 2005) the contractor 100% after any other condition of gage Electronic Registra- deed will be delivered to Deed of Trust in the FAULT UNDER A DEED tle and interest conveyed 3, AND THE EEAST 64 the work is completed which the trustee is not tion Systems, Inc., as the successful bidder property situated in said OF TRUST, DATED Oc- to and now held by it un- FEET OF LOTS 4 AND Public Notices and accepted. aware that would cause nominee for Academy within three business County and State descri- tober 16, 2003. UNLESS der said Deed of Trust in 5, BLOCK 74 PLAT "A" Miscellaneous The project is to be com- the cancellation of the Mortgage Corporation, days after receipt of the bed as: Beginning 38 YOU TAKE ACTION TO the property situated in STOCKTON TOWN pleted on or before the sale. If any such condi- its successors and as- amount bid. rods and 4 feet north of PROTECT YOUR said County and State PLAT, STOCKTON Deadline for public no- 30th day of June 2006. tion exists, the sale shall signs, covering the fol- DATED: August 16, the southeast corner of PROPERTY, IT MAY BE described as: Beginning UTAH. PARCEL 2: tices is 4 p.m. the day Cold weather concrete be void, the successful lowing real property pur- 2005. block 39, plat A, Tooele SOLD AT A PUBLIC at a point which is South LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK prior to publication. rules apply and the City bidder’s funds returned ported to be located in Scott Lundberg, Trust- City survey, Tooele City, SALE. IF YOU NEED AN 88º 45’ East 914.80 feet 74, STOCKTON TOWN Public notices submit- shall reserve the right to and the trustee and cur- Tooele County at 935 ee which is the northeast EXPLANATION OF THIS measured along an old SURVEY. 01-199-0-0005 ted past the deadline shut down the Contractor rent beneficiary shall not South Ruben Court, 3269 South Main, #100 corner of Lot 4 of said PROCEEDING, YOU fence line and North The undersigned dis- will not be accepted. during the winter. be liable to the success- Grantsville, UT 84029 Salt Lake City, UT block 39, running thence SHOULD CONTACT A 480.35 feet from the claims liability for any er- Proposal forms and ful bidder for any dam- (the undersigned dis- 84115 south 62 feet, thence LAWYER. Southwest corner of Sec- ror in the address. The INVITATION TO BID specifications are on file age. claims liability for any er- (801) 263-3400 west 22 rods to the east On September 27, 2005, tion 36, Township 2 record owner(s) of the Sealed bids must be rein the Community Devel- Bidders must tender to ror in the address), and Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. line of the alley, thence at 4:30pm, James H South, Range 6 West, property as of the record- ceived by September 7, opment Office, Tooele the trustee a $5,000.00 more particularly descri- – 5:00 p.m. north 62 feet; thence Woodall, as duly appoint- Salt Lake Base and Meri- ing of the Notice of De- 2005, until 2:00p.m. in City Hall, 90 North Main deposit at the sale and bed as: L&A Case No. 44736 east 22 rods to the point ed Trustee under a Deed dian; and extending fault are JERRY KINDER the office of the Tooele Street, Tooele, Utah, the balance of the pur- Lot 173, SOUTH WIL- Team B/SNE of beginning. of Trust recorded Octo- thence North 477.23 feet AND MADGELL KIND- City Recorder, 90 North where they may be re- chase price by 12:00 LOW ESTATES THIS COMMUNICATION *re-recorded to show as ber 17, 2003, as Instru- to the centerline of Cher- ER. Main Street, Tooele, viewed and obtained by noon the day following AMENDED PLAT 1, ac- IS AN ATTEMPT TO a second on 2/24/2005, ment No. 212196, in ry Street in Grantsville This sale is for the pur- Utah 84074 at which prospective bidders. the sale. The deposit cording to the official plat COLLECT A DEBT, AND instr#236452,bk#1004 Book 898, Page 520, of City, Utah, as extended pose of paying obliga- time they will be opened (Published in the Tran- must be in the form of a thereof on file and of re- ANY INFORMATION pg#0455. The street ad- the Official Records in Westerly; thence North tions secured by said for the following project: script Bulletin August 30, cashier’s check or bank cord in the Tooele Coun- OBTAINED WILL BE dress and other common the office at the County 89º 15’ West 91.05 feet Deed of Trust including ENGLAND ACRES September 6 & 13, 2005) official check payable to ty Recorder's Office. USED FOR THAT PUR- designation of the real Recorder of Tooele along said centerline; fees, charges and ex- PARK- PERIMETER Lundberg & Associates. Together with all the im- POSE. property described County, State of Utah, thence South 478.42 penses of Trustee, ad- SIDEWALK located at OFFICIAL NOTICE The balance must be in provements now or here- (Published in the Tran- above is purported to be: executed by Andy Per- feet; thence East 91.05 vances, if any, under the approximately 400 East Under Title IV of the Sur- the form of a wire trans- after erected on the script Bulletin August 23, 302 South 100 West kins A Single Man, will feet to the point of begin- terms of said Deed of 1000 North, Tooele, face Mining Control and fer, cashier’s check, property, and all ease- 30 & September 6, 2005) Tooele UT 84074. Esti- sell at public auction to ning. Subject to a right of Trust, interest thereon Utah. Reclamation Act of 1977 bank official check (credit ments, appurtenances, mated Total Debt as of highest bidder, payable way described as fol- and the unpaid principal The Drawings and Proj- (30 U.S.C. 1201 et seq.; union official checks are and fixtures now or here- NOTICE OF TRUST- September 20, 2005 is in lawful money of the lows: Beginning at the of the note secured by ect manual prepared by SMCRA), the Denver not accepted) or U.S. after a part of the proper- EE’S SALE $23,618.52. The under- United States at the time Northwest corner of said Deed of Trust with Allred Soffe Wilkinson & Field Division of the Of- Postal money order pay- ty. APN: 02-055-0-0012 signed Trustee disclaims of sale. Successful bid- Block 62, Grantsville interest thereon as in Nichols, Inc. ("ASWN") fice of Surface Mining able to Lundberg & As- The current beneficiary Trust No. 1075800-07 any liability for any incor- ders must tender a de- Southwest Addition; and said note and by law pro- will be available from this (OSM) gives notice of sociates. If wire transfer of the trust deed is Mort- Ref: Sandra J Morrison rectness of the street ad- posit of $5,000 in certi- running thence West vided. firm beginning August the availability of a Find- is used, an additional gage Electronic Registra- TRA: Loan No. dress and other common fied funds to the trustee 1320 feet to the Section DATED this 11th day of 23, 2005, at 5151 South ing of No Significant Im- $10.00 must be remitted tion Systems, Inc., as 0111779344. designation, if any, at the time of sale, with line of Section 36, Town- August, 2005. 900 East, Suite 200, Salt pacts (FONSI) address- with the purchase price. nominee for Chase IMPORTANT NOTICE shown herein. Said sale the balance due by noon ship 2 South, Range 6 BRYAN W. CANNON Lake City, Utah, 84117. ing an environmental as- Cash payments are not Home Finance, LLC, its TO PROPERTY OWN- will be made without cov- the following business West, Salt Lake Base 8619 South Sandy Direct questions to sessment (EA) for an accepted. A trustee’s successors and assigns, ER: YOU ARE IN DE- enant or warranty, ex- day, at the office of the and Meridian; thence Parkway ASWN at 801-269-0055. abandoned mine land deed will be delivered to and the record owner of FAULT UNDER A DEED press or implied, regard- Trustee. At the west North 22.75 feet to the Building A, Suite 111 The Contract Documents reclamation project in the successful bidder the property as of the re- OF TRUST, DATED ing title, possession, con- main entrance, north South line of the Dider- Sandy, Utah 84070 may be obtained from Utah. within three business cording of the notice of February 04, 2004. UN- dition or encumbrances, steps to the Tooele ickson Property; thence www.cannonfirm.com ASWN for a $35.00 fee. This action covers the days after receipt of the default is Jeffrey D. Cor- LESS YOU TAKE AC- including fees, charges county District Court, 47 East 1320 feet to the Office Hours: M-F 8am The Documents required Ophir Canyon aban- amount bid. nelison. TION TO PROTECT and expenses of the S. Main Tooele Utah all East line of Cherry – 5pm at bid opening: doned noncoal mine rec- DATED: August 22, The sale is subject to a YOUR PROPERTY, IT Trustee and of the trusts right, title and interest Street; thence south Phone: (801) 255-7475 1) Bid forms provided. lamation project. The conveyed to and now 22.75 feet to the point Cannon File #2050939 2) Cashier or certified project area is located held by it under said beginning. Excepting (Published in the Tran- check or bid bond made about 19 highway miles Deed of Trust in the therefrom, that portion script Bulletin August 16, payable to Tooele City south of Tooele in property situated in said thereof, included in Cher- 23 & 30, 2005) Corporation in an Tooele County, Utah, in Hundreds of homes, lots & County and State descri- ry Street. The street ad- amount equal to at least Ophir Canyon in the bed as: Lot 4 Tooele dress and other common NOTICE OF TRUST- five percent (5%) of the north central Oquirrh highlands subdivision, a designation of the real EE’S SALE total bid Mountains. OSM funded subdivision of Tooele property described The following described 3) Copy of State registra- the Utah Abandoned property to choose from! City, according to the of- above is purported to be: real property will be sold tion and/or license for the Mine Reclamation Pro- ficial plat thereof, record- 609 West Cherry Street at public auction to the specific type of construc- gram to reclaim about ed in the office of the Grantsville Utah 84029. highest bidder payable in tion work identified in 143 priority 1 abandoned county recorder of Estimated Total Debt as lawful money of the Unit- drawings and project mine openings, including 608 E. Nicole Way Tooele county, Utah. The of September 27, 2005 is ed States, on September manual. shafts, adits, and in- Erda street address and other $215,726.56. The under- 21, 2005 at 10:00 A.M., The successful bidder clines, on private and signed Trustee disclaims at the West entrance to will be required to submit public lands (in coopera- Beautiful country property for common designation of the real property descri- any liability for any incor- the Tooele County Cour- to Tooele City a Perform- tion with the Bureau of horses and the family w/ 6 bed above is purported rectness of the street ad- house, 47 South Main, ance Bond and a Labor Land Management) to bdrms, 3 full bths, Walk-out to be: 135 S 200 E dress and other common Tooele, UT 84074, in and Materials bond both eliminate hazards to pub- Dbasement, Mother in law apt., Tooele UT 84074. Esti- designation, if any, the County of Tooele, in the amount of 100% of lic health and safety. D shown herein. Said sale State of Utah, for the the total amount of the Complete copies of the 8” well, 50’X80’ bldg. for horse mated Total Debt as of L September 27, 2005 is will be made without cov- purpose of foreclosing a bid. Documents must be EA and FONSI are avail- L arena, storage or barn and so $80,707.55. The under- enant or warranty, ex- trust deed held by Wash- received within seven (7) able at the Office of Sur- much more. Over 5.5 acres. face Mining, Western $$ OO signed Trustee disclaims press or implied, regard- ington Mutual Bank, F.A., days after notification of 5525,00025,000 Call Shane 840-0344 any liability for any incor- ing title, possession, con- successor in interest to the award of the contract Region, Denver Field Di- SSOLD dition or encumbrances, Home-side Lending, Inc., to the bidder. vision, 1999 Broadway, S rectness of the street address and other common including fees, charges as the current Beneficia- Tooele City Corporation Suite 3320, Denver, Col- designation, if any, and expenses of the ry, executed by David K, reserves the right to ac- orado, 80202-5733. NEWNNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG NEWNNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG shown herein. Said sale Trustee and of the trusts Erickson and Kristine W. cept or reject any or all They also are available will be made without cov- created by said Deed of Erickson, as Trustor, re- bids or any part of any at the Utah Division of enant or warranty, ex- Trust, to pay the remain- corded May 26, 1998 as bid and to waive any in- Oil, Gas and Mining, press or implied, regarding principal sums of the Entry No. 112075, in formalities in any bid in Abandoned Mine Recla- ing title, possession, con- note(s) secured by said Book 0508, at Page the best interest of the mation Program, 1594 dition or encumbrances, Deed of Trust. The cur- 0101, of the official re- City. West North Temple, $$1148,00048,000 $$225,0005,000 including fees, charges rent beneficiary of the cords of Tooele County, TOOELE CITY CORPO- Suite 1210, Salt Lake 148,000 and expenses of the Trust Deed as of the Utah, given to secure an RATION City, Utah, 84114. 124 North Sheridan 117 North Sheridan Trustee and of the trusts date of this notice is: indebtedness in favor of (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured created by said Deed of Bank One, National As- Western Fidelity Mort- script Bulletin August 25, script Bulletin August 30 Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual Trust, to pay the remain- sociation, as Trustee. gage Company, by rea- 30, September 1 & 6, & September 1, 2005) slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your ing principal sums of the The record owners of the son of certain obligations 2005) Master Suite and a beautifully future before prices skyrocket do to the population INVITATION TO BID landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. note(s) secured by said property as of the record- secured thereby. Notice influx and demand. AIRPORT IMPROVE- Deed of Trust. The cur- ing of the Notice of De- of Default was recorded PUBLIC NOTICE MENTS rent beneficiary of the fault are Brenda K Knut- MAY 19, 2005, as Entry LAKE POINT IM- WENDOVER AIRPORT Trust Deed as of the son & Douglas Scott No. 240690, in Book PROVEMENT DISTRICT NNEWEW LLISTINGISTING WENDOVER, UTAH NEW LISTING date of this notice is: Knutson. N/A, at Page N/A, of said CANDIDATE LIST FOR Sealed proposals for the Mortgage Electronic Dated: August 22, 2005. official records. Trustee 2005 ELECTION. Concrete Aviation Ramp Registration Systems, James H Woodall will sell at public auction The Lake Point Improve- Project at the Wendover Inc. The record owner of 10653 River Front Park- to highest bidder without ment District has four (4) Airport will be received the property as of the re- way, Suite 290 South warranty as to title, pos- Trustee positions to be D by the Tooele County D Jordan, Utah 84095 session or encumbran- filled by election on No- cording of the Notice of $$ Airport Commission, 47 1156,00056,000 L Default is/are: Andy Per- (801) 254-9450 (800) ces, the following descri- vember 8, 2005. The L South Main, Tooele, kins. 245-1886 (Hotline) bed property: Lot 103, Trustee positions are for 787 East 540 North four (4) year terms. The Utah 84074, until 2:00 1632 N.O Dean Ave, Overlake Dated: August 22, 2005. Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 EASTLAND ESTATES East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main O o'clock p.m. local time Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 Law office Of James H P.M. Signature/by: SUBDIVISION "A" PLAT names of the candidates Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Baths,SOLDS 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom James H. Woodall, 1, according to the Offi- are listed as follows: Ken based on the "Official S Woodall 10653 River Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed Time" of the clock at the Front Parkway, Suite Trustee R-121679 cial plat thereof, as re- Child, Cory Cook, Todd starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. Wendover Airport Man- 290 South Jordan UT (Published in the Tran- corded in the Office of May, Rick Thompson, & ager’s Office, on the 14th 84095 (801) 254-9450 script Bulletin August 30, the Tooele County Re- Jim Willes. day of September 2005, (800) 245-1886 (Hotline) September 6 & 13, 2005) corder. Tax Serial No. (Published in the Tran- and then publicly opened Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 12-041-0103 Purported script Bulletin August 25, and read aloud immedi- P.M. Signature/by: NOTICE OF TRUST- Property Address: 475 & 30, 2005) ately thereafter. Bids James H. Woodall, EE’S SALE EAST 1310 NORTH, STANSBURY CANDI- shall be addressed to the Trustee R-121678 The following described TOOELE, UT 84074. DATES Wendover Airport 345 (Published in the Tran- property will be sold at The undersigned dis- The Stansbury Park Im- Airport Apron, P.O. Box D $$ script Bulletin August 30, public auction to the claims any liability for $$ D D provement District has 159, Wendover Utah 991,5001,500 D September 6 & 13, 2005) highest bidder on Sep- any error in the street ad- 1129,50029,500 L129,500 two (2) Trustee positions 84803. The Bidder's L L tember 14, 2005 at 11:45 dress. The owner of the L up for election on No- Construction Contractors 137 North 570 East 369 North 1st East NOTICE OF TRUST- a.m. at the North West property as of the record- This home isO in a beautiful area with mountain EE’S SALE ing of the Notice of De- vember 8, 2005. The Board Reg. No. must be O This Well BuiltO Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, Main Entrance to the views, close to East elementary, churches and O names of the candidates written on the outside of APN: 01-066-0-0007 TOOELE County Court- fault is reported to be: SOLDS Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and are listed below: Stown. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., Trust No. 1062732-07 David K. Erickson and the envelope. SOLDS house, 47 SOUTH MAIN, S a covered patio. Thomas F. Parker The work contemplated unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. Ref: Brenda K Knutson TOOELE, UT 84074, in Kristine W. Erickson Bid- J. Robert Shields consists of but is not lim- *Each office independently owned and operated. TRA: Loan No. the County of TOOELE ders must tender to the Rod Thompson ited to, the following: Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. 0431581594. by BRYAN W. CANNON, trustee a $5,000.00 de- (Published in the Tran- CONCRETE AVIATION Shane IMPORTANT NOTICE as Successor Trustee, posit at the sale and the script Bulletin August 30 RAMP TO PROPERTY OWN- and BENEFICIAL balance of the purchase & September 1, 2005) Approximate major quan- ER: YOU ARE IN DE- MORTGAGE COMPANY price by 12:00 noon the Bergen tities include, but are not FAULT UNDER A DEED OF UTAH, current Bene- next business day follow- limited to: OF TRUST, DATED Au- ficiary, under the Deed of ing the sale. The deposit TOOELETRANSCRIPT 840- 0344 (cell) 300’ x 125’ x 15" Port gust 26, 1999. UNLESS Trust dated December and balance of the sale BULLETIN land Cement Concrete 882- 8868 ext. 119 YOU TAKE ACTION TO 19, 2003, made by JER- proceeds must be in the 882-0050 1185 N. Main PROTECT YOUR form of a wire transfer, Ramp TUESDAY August 30, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 4,500 CY Unclassified quired to furnish a sepa- gram, the standards for The purpose of this re- the project site will be PUBLIC NOTICE 451, 460 South Cole- L. & Melanie Jackson, net I. & Arnold E. Robi- Excavation rate Performance Bond which are contained in quirement is to allow use conducted after the Notice is hereby given man, Tooele, Utah 348 North 2nd West, son, 343 South Main 2,200 CY Crushed Ag- and a Payment Bond, the specifications. of the bidders list ap- meeting. that the annual assess- 84074, $55.00; Can W. & Tooele, Utah 84074, Street, Tooele, Utah gregate Base Course each in the amount of To be eligible for award proach to calculating fu- No bid may be withdrawn ments on the shares of Cindy L. Dow, 567 Is- $135.00; Tanna E. Hill- 84074, $85.00; Nedra & The construction sched- one hundred percent each bidder must comply ture overall DBE goals. after this scheduled time the Settlement Canyon green Circle, Tooele, man Leavitt, 950 Cha- Tara Dawn Russell, 871 ule and anticipated start (100%) of the contract with the affirmative ac- As per the requirements for the public opening of Irrigation Company listed Utah 84074, $55.00; Pat- teau Way, Tooele, Utah South Coleman #17, dates include: amount. tion requirements, which of the Proposal Section, the Bids specified above. below are delinquent as rick Dunlavy, 314 Fair- 84074, $55.00; Michael Tooele, Utah 84074, Schedule I – Removal The EEO requirements, are contained in the all Prime Bidders submit- Approved this 10th Day of May 1 in the amount land Drive, Tooele, Utah & William Leonelli, P.O. $75.00; Joshua B. Operations - 30 labor provisions and specifications. ting bids on this project of August 2005. shown for each last 84074, $30.00; Max H. Box 834, Tooele, Utah Schear, 276 West Vine calendar days construc- wage rates are included The proposed contract is must submit, with his or Signed: /s/ Calleen Pe- known shareholder, and Durrant, 311 South Main, 84074, $340.00; Tsenu & Street, Tooele, Utah tion time. in the specifications and under and subject to Ex- her bid, a list including shell are subject to cancella- Tooele, Utah 84074, Jennifer Mamo, 95 84074, $55.00; Jerome Anticipated notice to pro- bid documents and may ecutive Order 112456 of the name, address, and Tooele County Record- tion and reissuance $65.00; Vikki Frailey, 68 North 150 West, Tooele, C. Serhagl, 377 South ceed date – October 3, be inspected at the Air- September 24, 1986 and DBE/non-DBE status of er should be delinquency Bench Mark, Tooele, Utah 84074, $55.00; 100 West, Tooele, Utah 2005. port Manager's Office, to the Equal Employment all subcontractors and (Published in the Tran- not be paid in full to the Utah 84074, $25.00; Gary McKee, 155 West 84074, $60.00; Tom R. & Once issued the notice Wendover Airport, or at Opportunity (EEO) and suppliers that bid or script Bulletin August 16, Settlement Canyon Irri- George Frailey, 387 Up- 100 South, Tooele, Utah Mary C. Shaffer, 46 West to proceed, the Contrac- Tooele County Commis- Federal Labor Provi- quote for work under this 23, 30 & September 6, gation Company c/o the land Drive, Tooele, Utah 84074, $55.00; Jannifer 2nd North, Tooele, Utah tor will be allowed to start sion, 47 South Main, sions. contract. Failure to pro- 2005) Secretary, P.O. Box 962, 84074, $70.00; Terri O. & Shane C. Mitchell, 84074, $160.00; Rodney work from the notice to Tooele, Utah. Plans and The Contractor will be re- vide this information, as Tooele, Utah, 84074- Lynn & Sandy C. Fuell, 246 North 200 West, C. & Linda L. Shaffer, 36 proceed date to 30 days specifications may be quired to comply with the outlined in the Proposal INVITATION TO BID 0962 within thirty (30) 620 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah 84074, East Glenwood, Tooele, prior to March 30, 2006. obtained with a non-re- wage and labor require- Section, will make the Tooele City Corporation days of this Notice. Tooele, Utah 84074, $65.00; Tom & Kathleen Utah 84074, $85.00; However, once the Con- fundable deposit of Sixty ments and to pay mini- bidder non-responsive will accept separate All assessments for $55.00; Jason A. Gilles- Morgan, 840 West Utah Thelma Slovik, 66 West tractor starts work, they Dollars ($60.00), for mum wages in accord- and not eligible for award sealed bids for site im- shares not redeemed pie, 333 South 100 West, Avenue, Tooele, Utah 1st North, Tooele, Utah must work consecutively each complete set from ance with the schedule of the contract. provements to the Dow during said thirty (30) Tooele, Utah 84074, 84074, $95.00; Kim A. 84074, $55.00; Dan & Li- (exclusive of weekends Morrison-Maierle, Inc., of wage rates establish- Bidders presently debar- James Park located at day period shall be can- $55.00; Norman & Mar- Murray, 1063 South 810 sa Snarr, 449 West Vine and holidays unless the P.O. Box 6147, Helena ed by the United States red, suspended, pro- 438 West 400 North, celled and revert to the garet Gillien, 449 South West, Tooele, Utah Street, Tooele, Utah contractor so desires) for Montana 59604 (406) Department of Labor as posed for debarment, de- Tooele, Utah The project Company as treasury Main Street, Tooele, 84074, $25.00; Diane B. 84074, $70.00; Zella the 30 - calendar day pe- 442-3050. Fax: (406) referenced in the Con- clared ineligible, or vol- consists of demolition, shares to be resold at Utah 84074; Danny J. Orton, 760 No. Eagle Snyder, et al, 373 North riod until completion of 442-7862 tract. untarily excluded from grading, concrete paving, the then fair market val- Gordon, P.O. Box 991, View Drive, Tooele, Utah 1st West, Tooele, Utah this schedule. No Bid for this construc- The Tooele County Com- participation in this trans- installation of picnic ta- ue, or the amount of the 276 West Vine Street 84074, $15.00; Clarence 84074, $85.00; Carolyn Schedule II – Ramp Con- tion contract shall be re- mission has established action by any Federal bles, bar-b-que grills and delinquency, which ever (read), Tooele, Utah & May Parks, 422 South Strickland, 674 US 331 struction - 60 calendar ceived or considered by an overall DBE goal for department or agency double sided benches is greater. 84074, $55.00; Sean E. Main, Tooele, Utah South, De Funlak Sp, FL days construction time. Wendover Airport/Tooele the year. Under this con- are not eligible for award. provided by Tooele City. Steven J. & Janis K. Al- & Sheri Griffin, 841 West 84074, $161.00; Wilbur 32433, $55.00; Lucio D. Anticipated notice to pro- County unless: tract, either a race neu- Tooele County does not Fine grading replace- len, 502 43rd SE #12A, Utah Avenue, Tooele, E. Jr. & Tammy M. Pe- Valerio, 407 North 2nd ceed date – April 1, 2006 A. The Bidder must com- tral or race conscious discriminate on the basis ment of sod adjacent to Puyallup, WA 98374, Utah 84074, $115.00; ters, 1120 W Utah Ave- West, Tooele, Utah All bids must be accom- ply with the laws of Utah goal has been establish- of handicapped status in all effected areas. Modifi- $65.00; Mark L. Baer, Kevin & Britt Grover, 625 nue, Tooele, Utah 84074, $65.00; Troy E. panied by lawful monies relative to the licensing ed. The project docu- the admission or access cation, patching and re- 375 South 100 West, South Coleman, Tooele, 84074, $191.00; George Vario, 142 Russell Ave- of the United States or a of contractors. ments identify the specif- to, or treatment, or em- pair of existing irrigation Tooele, Utah 84074, Utah 84074, $55.00; Wy- & May Peterson, 146 nue, Tooele, Utah Cashier's Check, a Certi- B. The Bidder certifies ic requirement. Under ployment in, its programs system. Bids will be re- $55.00; Kerry Lynn & lie & Trisha Hainsworth, West 400 South, Tooele, 84074, $70.00; Lucille fied Check, Bid Bond, that it will comply with this contract, the County or activities. ceived in the office of the Donna Sue Barraclough, 14 North 200 West, Utah 84074, $105.00; Visher, 1410 Brett Place Bank Money Order or the provisions of the Da- is adopting a race-neu- Tooele County reserves City Recorder until 2:00 551 Sunset Ave, Tooele, Tooele, Utah 84074, Leon Peterson, 201 #131, San Padrom, CA Bank Draft, drawn and vis Bacon Act (40 U.S.C. tral means of facilitating the right to reject any P.M. on Wednesday, Utah 84074, $110.00; $105.00; Robert Ham- West 480 South, Tooele, 90732, $25.00; Ray A. & issued by a National 276a). DBE participation. The and all bids and to waive September 7, 2005, and Davey Lynn & Sandra mond, 186 West Vine Utah 84074, $55.00; Janice D. Wards, 4432 Banking Association lo- C. Evidence of Compe- bidder shall not discrimi- irregularities. Bids may at that time and place Beaumont, 179 East Street, Tooele, Utah Brett D. & Diane G. Pfei- Deer Hollow Road, cated in the State in tency and Financial Re- nate on the basis of race, not be withdrawn for a publicly opened and read Brook Ave.,Tooele, Utah 84074, $70.00; Earl L. fer, 59 Kelsey View Tooele, Utah 84074, which the work is to be sponsibility as per FAA color, national origin, or period of ninety (90) aloud. Project docu- 84074, $55.00; Orin & Hammond, 24 West 400 Drive, Tooele, Utah $55.00; Bert Williams, accomplished or by any General Conditions, Sec- sex in the performance days after opening. The ments may be obtained Mikel J. Bettinson, 126 South, Tooele, Utah 84074, $65.00; Troy W. 284 North 2nd West, Banking Corporation in- tion 20. of this contract. The bid- Owner reserves the right for a $50 fee in the North 200 West, Tooele, 84074, $55.00; Russell & & Layna K. Prather, 145 Tooele, Utah 84074, corporated under the The Bidder must supply der shall follow 49 CFR to extend the period to Tooele City Parks De- Utah 84074, $55.00; Ra- Debbi Hansen, 352 West West 400 South, Tooele, $85.00; Chad E. & An- Laws of the State in all the information re- Part 26, Regulations of hold proposals beyond partment located at 90 chel G. Bickmore, 210 440 South, Tooele, Utah Utah 84074, $55.00; nette Wilson, 4480 North which the work is to be quired by the bid docu- the Office of the Secreta- the specified ninety (90) North Main Street., West 480 South, Tooele, 84074, $56.00; Joe E. Jannifer Leibert Prather, 2000 West, Helper, Utah accomplished in an ments and specifications. ry of Transportation, to days, provided that mu- Tooele, Utah Utah 84074, $70.00; Ter- Hepner, 366 South Cole- 500 Upland Drive, 84526. amount equal to not less The Bidder is required to subcontract to small tual consent is obtained Tooele City Corporation ry M. & Maureen Boors- man, Tooele, Utah Tooele, Utah 84074, (Published in the Tran- than ten (10) per cent of submit a Certification of business concerns from the successful bid- reserves the right to re- man, 280 Griffith Street, 84074, $55.00; J. Allan & $55.00; Bryan & Julie script Bulletin August 23, the total bid amount, Nonsegregated Facilities owned and controlled by der. ject any and all bids, to Tooele, Utah 84074, Judy Higley, 255 North Price, 200 West 480 30 & September 6, 2005) payable to the order of (included in the Proposal socially and economical- A Pre-Bid Conference waive and formality in a $55.00; John J. & Pau- 200 West, Tooele, Utah South, Tooele, Utah the Tooele County Com- form). ly disadvantaged individ- will be held at 10:00 AM bid, and to make line Castagno, 548 Pio- 84074, $55.00; Jack Hin- 84074, $55.00; Misty D. mission, as liquidated A Contractor having 50 uals. local time on Wednes- award(s) to the lowest neer Avenue, Tooele, kel, 181 West 400 South, Pulliam, 276 North 100 Boost Your damages in the event or more employees and As required by 49 CFR day, September 7, 2005 , responsive, responsible Utah 84074, $50.00; Tooele, Utah 84074, West, Tooele, Utah said successful bidder his subcontractors hav- Part 26, Tooele County in the conference room BIDDER as it may best Lloyd K. Christensen, PO $67.00; Robert W. Hunt, 84074, $65.00; Samuel Business! shall fail or refuse to exe- ing 50 or more employ- is required to create a at the Wendover Airport serve the interest of Box 216, Aurora, Utah 613 Pioneer Avenue, W. Reed, 334 Millcreek cute the contract in ac- ees and who may be bidders list, consisting of Terminal, Airport Admin- Tooele City Corporation. 84620, $65.00; Joseph Tooele, Utah 84074, Way, Tooele, Utah TOOELETRANSCRIPT cordance with the terms awarded a subcontract of information about all istration Office, Wend- (Published in the Tran- Diaz, 291 North 1st $129.99; Karen Hussey, 84074, $55.00; Raymond BULLETIN of his bid. After a con- $50,000 or more will be DBE and non-DBE firms over, Utah. Interested script Bulletin August 25, West, Tooele, Utah 416 South Coleman R. & Elva Roberts, 220 ADVERTISING tract is awarded, the suc- required to maintain an that bid or quote on Contractors are request- 30, September 1 & 6, 84074, $75.00; Cecil Street, Tooele, Utah Fairland Drive, Tooele, 882-0050 cessful bidder will be re- affirmative action pro- DOT-assisted contracts. ed to attend. A tour of 2005) Dougherty, P.O. Box 84074, $55.00; Mathew Utah 84074, $55.00; Ja-

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