www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Mysterious T sculpture captures imagination on Salt Flats See B1 BULLETIN October 17, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 42 50 cents Attorney, ag expert face off for top county job Education Jerry Hurst Important affiliations and cre- a pivotal dentials include agriculture sci- ence teacher 30 years, now retired; master’s degree in agricultural issue in education, Grantsville City coun- cilman 10 years; mayor pro-tem four years; vice-chairman Tooele County Recreation Board; mem- District 21 ber county economic development board, county fair board; presi- Jonathan Dee Garrard dent, vice president and treasur- I am the current Tooele er for Tooele County Livestock County Constitution Party Show committee; president Utah Vice-Chair and State Delegate. Agricultural Teachers Association; I serve on the Lake Point and named Utah State Agricultural Steering Committee (review- teacher of the year. ing incorporation options). I Michael Johnson am a residential construction foreman, husband, father Important affiliations and cre- and two-term Republican dentials include bachelor of sci- County Delegate. I am an ence honorary degree, Utah State Candidates respond to questionnaires Eagle Scout, Cubmaster and University; internship, United Scoutmaster. Attended Utah States Senate, office of Sen. ooele County voters will elect two new county commissioners on Nov. State University 1994–96 and Jake Garn, 1990; juris doctorate, 7. In the Utah House of Representatives, a long-time incumbent faces a 1999. Tooele High School University of Utah, 1994; judicial T newcomer to politics. Candidates for Commission Seat A include Republican Jerry Hurst, graduate. clerk, U.S. District Court for the DemocratElection Michael Johnson and Constitution Party 2006 candidate William Bodine. Jess Clifford District of Utah, 1994-95; partner, Their responses to a Tooele Transcript-Bulletin questionnaire can be found to Snell & Wilmer LLP, (regional law the left. Bodine also has supplied the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin with answers Small business owner firm with over 400 attorneys) with to important questions (See A12) (Clifford Studios) for 15 practice concentrated in bank- In House district 21, Democrat Jim Gowans defends his seat against years. Currently a member ruptcy law and complex commer- Republican Jess Clifford. Constitution party candidate Jonathan Garrard also and/or past member of the cial litigation; Tooele City Council, seeks the position. District 21 encompasses Tooele City, Erda, Pine Canyon, NRA, Tooele City Interfaith 1999-present; chairman, Tooele StansburyElection Park and Lake Point. The respones to 2006our Legislative candidates’ Committee and Tooele City Council, 2004 to present; questionnaire can be found to the right. Chamber of Commerce. interim mayor, Tooele City, 2005; Responses from candidates for Commission Seat B — Democrat Kendall Former president of Thomas, Republican Bruce Clegg, and Constitution Party candidate Wade director, Tooele Federal Credit Trilobyte Internet Services Pearson — will appear Thursday. and Overlake Home Owners Union, 1998-present; chairman of Also on Thrusday, Republican Senate Majority Leader Peter Knudson’s phototgraphy / Troy Boman the board, Tooele Federal Credit respones will appear along side responses from his challengers, Democrat Association (HOA). Graphic Union, 2004-present. Tooele County commission candidates Republican Jerry Hurst Arthur Douglas and Constitution Party candidate Kirk Pearson. District 17 design BA, fluent in French. With one year at Miller (above), Democrat Michael Johnson (right, above) and Constitution encompassesElection Grantsville, Tooele City north of 6002006 North, Erda, Lake Point, Jim Gowans Motorsports Park in the books do Party candidate Bill Bodine (right, below) address the crowd Friday Box Elder County and a small part of Cache County. Born and raised in Tooele, at the Tooele Senior Citizens Center. you favor any special tax breaks I married Patsy Elkington in the future to keep this opera- in 1956. I received a bache- that needs or requires a tax break. tion viable? Do you favor using Motorsports Park. We can include lor’s of science degree from Usually, these types of incentives county money to advertise future event coverage in publications Utah State University in 1958 are given to induce a business to events at Miller Motorsports (booklets, brochures and pam- and taught in Tooele public locate to a particular area. Miller Park? phlets) that we normally send schools. I retired in 1988 as Motorsports Park is already here. Hurst: Larry Miller did not out as long as it doesn’t increase active superintendent. I have This means that Larry H. Miller receive any tax breaks. The costs. been ranching since then. I has already determined that his Motorsports Park will surely turn a Johnson: Economic incen- was elected to the House in business will be viable, and will profit to keep it viable. The motor- tive packages certainly have their 1992. I serve on the Water not need an incentive package to park creates a major impact on place and, if used appropriately, Task Force and many com- survive. Moreover, incentives are our county for services including can result in substantial benefits mittees. usually given to businesses that traffic control, fire protection, law to a community. Carlisle Syntec will employ a large number of peo- Water Management enforcement, and ambulance ser- at the UID, and the Wal-Mart ple at wages substantially above Is there a role that the vice. Those taxes will help defer Distribution Center in Grantsville, are examples of this. an area’s prevailing wage. Miller state government ought to the costs for such services. play in optimizing Tooele County money should not Miller Motorsports Park, how- be used for advertising for the ever, is not the type of business EE ACE ON S R A3 SEE HOUSE ON A5 Rock building restored Forecast offers first glimpse of winter to original appearance by Mark Watson exterior. But the colors on the STAFF WRITER Old courthouse outside are the same as those Tooele Valley should receive on the original building,” Condie a sneak peak of chilly winter serves as museum said. weather tonight, but cold and The building is owned by wet conditions should ease up by Mark Watson Tooele City and leased to the by Wednesday afternoon. DUP for $1 per year to be used The U.S. Weather Service pre- STAFF WRITER dicts snow and rain for tonight It is debatable whether the as a pioneer museum. in the valley with temperatures pioneer women of 150 years ago On Sept. 16 the museum host- dipping to 35 degrees. displayed as much zeal for their ed several activities celebrating Heavy rain in Tooele Monday various endeavors as do mod- Utah Museum Day. created problems for city work- ern-day Latter-day Saint women Condie said they used red, ers as they scrambled to clear Julie Merrill and Debbie Condie. white and blue balloons to deco- clogged storm drains at the The two Tooele County rate the entire outside of the intersection of 100 East and 400 women are leaders of the complex. “A beautiful carriage North. The rain total in Tooele Daughters of Utah Pioneers, and and horses were parked in front measured slightly under one- for nearly two years they have of the museum waiting to take third of an inch for the day. spent countless hours laying the people for short rides. On the If the pattern continues, groundwork for the restoration outside plaza area there were snow in the mountains will of Tooele Pioneer City Hall at 39 pioneer games and pioneer dem- await deer hunters when the E. Vine Street. onstrations, including butter season opens on Oct, 21. Depth After nearly a year of work, churning, weaving and washing of snow at RockyBasin moni- the outside of the building looks clothes,” Condie said. “Everyone toring station in the Oquirrh just like it did when it was built seemed to enjoy a free slice of Mountains measured 1 inch in 1867. Workers removed layer homemade bread with butter or this morning and the amount after layer of wood and paint to honey butter.” of snow at the Mining Fork uncover the original rock exte- Inside the museum, in the old station in the Stansbury Range photography / Troy Boman rior. They even returned to the jail area, there were displays of tallied 1.1 inches. Tooele City employee Randy Booth works to a clear storm drain at the intersection of 100 East and 400 same spot in Settlement Canyon quilts provided by the Tooele The Utah Highway Patrol has North Monday morning. to gather similar colored rocks to Quilters Guild. Several volunteer issued a snow advisory in the replace any holes in the facade. guides provided tours of the area ed the south central region of of precipitation for the water in Tooele each year is 18.49 mountains of northern Utah for “People would come by during the event which ran from the state. year which ended Sept. 30. The inches. tonight. Heavy snow is predict- here and get mad because they 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Sons of Tooele received 18.47 inches normal amount of precipitation e-mail:[email protected] thought we were just selecting paint colors on a whim for the SEE MUSEUM ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight and CROSSWORD A5 HOMETOWN B1 Tooele County harriers to Wednesday. Lows in the mid 30s. compete at state Wednesday Highs in the lower 50s. OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B4 See A10 Complete Forecast: A2 DOINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B5 A2 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 ETCETERA ... Candidates, senior citizens mingle, dance Valley Weather Forecast Corrections Local Weather by Jesse Fruhwirth In the Oct. 12 issue, a pho- Wed STAFF WRITER tograph was misidentified on 51/35 10/18 The Tooele Senior Citizens Center page four. The photograph was packed to the brim with an was taken at Tooele City Hall Mainly sunny. High 51F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph. excited concoction of voters and at a Planning and Zoning candidates Friday. The recipe for Commission meeting. The cap- democracy let hundreds of older vot- tion mistakenly said the pic- Thu ers get to know the candidates and, ture was taken at the Tooele 55/43 if they were brave and so inclined, to 10/19 County Health Department at ask a senator to dance. a public hearing for a change Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 50s The popular evening featured a lit- and lows in the low 40s. to EnergySolution’s hazardous tle bit of dinner, debate and dancing waste permit that was held the as candidates introduced themselves same night. to the voters. Those introductions Fri 54/36 were particularly important, many 10/20 Temps/Precipitation seniors said, because so many of the Times of sun and clouds. Highs in candidates are new faces. Date High Low (prec./inches) the mid 50s and lows in the mid 30s. “We don’t know many of them,” Oct. 10 54 33 .04 said Judy Morris, speaking for her Oct. 11 62 34 trace Oct. 12 65 38 circle of friends. Oct. 13 68 40 Sat “Maybe we’ll get a better picture Oct. 14 65 43 51/35 when they talk tonight,” Morris’s 10/21 Oct. 15 68 43 friend Mary Kading chimed in. Oct. 16 65 40 .28 Sunny. Highs in the low 50s and Perhaps they did, as some of ques- lows in the mid 30s. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer tions that seniors said will influence for the National Weather Service, reports their vote were addressed. School photography / Troy Boman that his recording station at 139 S. Main safety, taxes, Tooele’s hazardous Republican Party vice-chair Joyce Hogan introduces the candidates for county offices at the Senior Citizens received .32 inches of precipitation Sun 53/36 waste companies and the mitigation Center Friday evening. between Oct. 10 and Oct. 16 and a total 10/22 of 1.34 so far this month. The normal for fees they pay to the county, and of Colleen and George Elton, also of Mainly sunny. Highs in the low 50s “She said, ‘ask them how they’ll October is 1.81 inches. course, the crippling cost of health Tooele City, mingled outside the din- For the water year, which began Oct. and lows in the mid 30s. reduce the size of classrooms,’” care were on the minds of Tooele ing room as the candidates prepared 1, 2005, Tooele has received 1.34 inches of ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content County’s elder voters. Colleen said. precipitation. The normal for the year is Service to begin their speeches. Colleen said Shirely Peck, who attended the Back to the Morris couple, they 18.49 inches of precipitation. the growth in Tooele has its upside. Meet the Candidates event with her said the’re concerned about the “We’re getting more doctors and Subscriber Service husband Ed, said frankly that she future of the Deseret Chemical Pollen Count was not sure what issues would things like that,” she said. Depot. The potential closure of the If you haven’t received Nonetheless, the growth concerns facility will hit their family very influence her vote. She said many cerned about the safety of students your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., The Intermountain Allergy her as well and she’s worried it may closely. changes in Tooele County cause her in schools and also the rising prop- please call 882-0050 and our cus- and Asthma pollen count for go too far. “Our daughter works for EG&G concern, but she has few ideas how erty taxes. tomer representative will assist Oct. 17, 2006, is as follows: “There isn’t going to be enough and she worries about it. But what to solve them. “We’re on a fixed income and can’t you. Customer service hours on Sagebrush — Low are you going to do about it?” Judy “I like Tooele, but it’s getting so afford them going up,” Peck said. water,” Colleen said. “Our water Tuesday and Thursday nights Ragweed — Low Morris said. big with so many homes. It’s so The Pecks moved to Tooele City pressure isn’t as good as it used to Mold — Moderate “I’ve heard they’d like to turn it are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. congested,” Peck said. “I’m hoping from Stockton where they’d live for be.” into a hazardous waste facility, you to hear some solutions, that’s why 31 years to be closer to health care The Eltons’ daughter is a teacher know, for medical supplies,” hus- I came.” facilities. and gave her parents some instruc- PTA to host candidates Peck said she was quite con- tions for the evening. band Jim suggested. night at THS auditorium by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER Three weeks from today, Tooele County voters will go to the polls to decide who will serve in vital county, state, national and school board posi- Gotta Get tions. Something Off The Tooele Council PTA is All Tooele County School holding a “Meet the Candidates Board candidates will be avail- Your Chest? Night” tonight (Tuesday) from 6- able except Dennis Sweat of Write a letter to the Editor, 9 p.m. at the Tooele High School Wendover. Other candidates (it’s good therapy). auditorium to help voters learn include: Karen Nelson and more about these potential lead- Racheal Wanlass-Silva of P.O. Box 390 ers. Grantsville; Carol B. Jensen, Tooele, UT 84074 A full array of candidates will Erda; incumbent Jerry Powers, [email protected] be on hand to answer questions Stansbury Park; and Jeff Hogan from the audience. of Stockton. “We have all the state and Also available will be Tooele Tooele local school board candidates County Sheriff candidates Frank coming, plus all the commission Park and Anthony Garcia, along candidates and most of the state with candidates for several other “We Are Your Neighborhood candidates,” said Kim Maughn county offices. County commis- photography / Troy Boman who helped organize the event. sion candidates will speak to Family Theatre” With the exception of the chimney and bell tower, the exterior of the old Tooele County Courthouse on Vine 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. The public is welcome to visit the group, but the remaining Street appears as it did when it was built in 1867. It serves as a museum and is run by the Daughters of candidates’ booths in the foyer candidates will only be avail- Utah Pioneers. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 able before and after the formal Tickets are now available online of the auditorium from 6-6:30 at www.movieswest.com p.m. From 6:30-8:30 p.m. candi- meeting. Mormon Battalion rife, a giant over time.” Most of the items are dates will introduce themselves Vying for Commission Seat A Museum two-man crosscut saw, hundreds from before the 1900s. th th at a meeting in the auditorium are Jerry Hurst, Michael Johnson of photographs, and an old tele- Those wanting to visit the Oct. 13 - 19 continued from page A1 *Times & Shows Subject to Change and field questions from the and William R. Bodine. Those graph keyboard from the 1870s. museum should call Merrill at Friday the 13th, we will be open for Matinees Utah Pioneers also gave tours audience. After the meeting the seeking Commission Seat B are “We have 910 personal histo- 882-0004. The museum is open * candidates will mingle with the Bruce Clegg, Kendall Thomas and hosted a spinning wheel ries of pioneers and 700 pictures from Memorial Day to Labor Day The Grudge public for another half hour. and Wade Pearson. demonstration. of pioneer ancestors,” Merrill from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays Dly: 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 Merrill said several organiza- said. “We have over 1,000 arti- and Saturday. Sat: 12:05, 2:15, 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 tions helped provide money to Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:40, 7:05 (PG-13) facts which have been donated e-mail:[email protected] restore the building, but now they turn to renovating the Jack Ass 2 inside of the building including Dly: 4:40, 9:20 restoring the jail at the back of Sat: 12:10, 4:40, 9:20 the building. Sun: 12:10, 4:40 (R) “We raised about $7,000 through fund-raisers and the Fearless TOOELE Tooele RDA gave us $27,000. The Dly: 7:00 RANSCRIPT Sat: 2:20, 7:00 T county paid $7,000 to complete Sun: 2:20, 7:00 (PG-13) BULLETIN the roof,” Merrill said. “We’ve had to learn how government works �������������� The Departed* and how to apply for grants. We �������������������� Dly: 6:05, 9:05 received one grant for $10,000 to ������������������� � Sat: 12:05, 3:05, 6:05, 9:05 build a bathroom.” �������������� ���� Sun: 12:05, 3:05, 6:05 (R) The museum include an ������ elegant piano which arrived Open Season ���������� in Tooele via oxcart, and Old Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 ���������������� Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 ����������������� �������� Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:00 (PG) �������������� ����������������������� �������������� ��������� ������������������������� The Guardian ������������� ������������������ ���������������������� There’s a Dly: 6:10, 9:05 ������ ����������������������������������� Sat: 12:05, 3:00, 6:10, 9:05 Sun: 12:05, 3:00, 6:10 (PG-13) ����������� ���������� ����������������������������������������������� Better Way to ��������������� �������������� ��������������������������������������������������� * ��������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������� Get the Word Man of the Year �������������� ���������������� ������������������������������������������� Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 ������������ ���������������� ���������������������������������� Out. 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amongst municipalities is availabili- jobs to our residents, and substan- considered in growth planning. councils and planning commissions As for Stansbury Park, I don’t Race ty of this precious resource. I believe tial funds to our coffers. I support Growth is a double-edged sword decide the future of their commu- view it as the county commission’s continued from page A1 that if water districts or munici- their mission, and believe that they to many of us. We hate to see a lot nities. Erda, Pine Canyon and Lake role to decide whether or not palities determine that they have provide a beneficial service to our of growth and we want to maintain Point all desire to maintain a rural, the community incorporates and Motorsports Park does not fit this an excess and want to sell it, they society. Government works best, our rural areas. On the other hand, wide-open feel. We need to support becomes its own city. Rather, I view profile. should have that right. I would cau- however, when the general public we want to see our children reside these communities. it as the commission’s role to assist Using County money for general tion them to do extensive studies and has trust and confidence in what in our county. As for commercial growth, I the community in achieving its advertising purposes, however, is review statistics thoroughly before it is doing. Having an indepen- I am in favor of sound commer- favor it because it provides options desired objectives. If the residents another matter. The transient room deciding to sell water. Growth rates dent annual audit of these indus- cial growth. It builds our tax base to our residents. I do not believe, of Stansbury Park seek incorpora- tax that is imposed by the County and industrial water needs should be tries to ensure that everything is and provides employment opportu- however, that Tooele County tion, then we as a commission must is designed to create a fund for carefully considered. above-board will, in my view, instill nities. We need to recruit clean busi- should provide financial incen- do everything we can to make that promoting economic, recreation- Grantsville City culinary water additional trust and confidence not nesses and use wise planning and tives for commercial development. happen. Right now, there simply is al and tourism activities in the comes from three wells. The water only in Tooele County government, zoning practices in locating them. Commercial growth will occur as not enough commercial tax base in County. These funds routinely are table in our aquifer has dropped on but in the industries that are paying Stansbury Park is the second residential growth occurs. That is Stansbury Park to make incorpora- used to advertise such activities in the long-term basis. With the rapid mitigation fees to the County. largest population base in the the law of supply and demand. tion a feasible option. the County. I see no reason why the growth rate in Grantsville, I don’t Tooele Valley is 50,000 in pop- county. Residents have needs that County should be precluded from believe we have excess water to ulation and growing which cre- the county can’t provide. I think mentioning Miller Motorsports deliver to Tooele. ates several challenges includ- Stansbury should incorporate in Park as one of the many things Again if water districts in Vernon ing transportation issues and order to provide for those needs Amazing FDA Approved Medical that make our county unique and or other locations have abundant zoning issues. What is your and services and reduce their fees. special. While I would be opposed water, they should have the right position in regard to limiting Johnson: While I am not anti- Breakthrough Relieves 86% Of Disc to giving Miller Motorsports Park a to make some revenue on it. We and/or promoting growth both growth, I firmly believe that resi- direct cash outlay for advertising, it need to keep in mind that the state residential and commercial? dential growth must take place in Herniations…Without Surgery. would not bother me one bit if the water resource division has the Will you push for incorporation a planned and organized fashion, County’s general advertising and ultimate say on water allocation of Stansbury Park? and that existing residents should Free report reveals a new FDA approved non-surgical solution promotional information about the and transfer. Hurst: We can’t stop growth, we not be required to subsidize the for serious and chronic low back pain. For your free report County mentioned the park. That Johnson: In today’s world, can only try to manage it. Proper cost of new growth. Tooele County entitled, “How Space Age Technology Is Solving Back Pain is exactly what these funds are water is indeed more precious zoning and impact fees are tools has indeed seen substantial resi- Without Drugs Or Surgery!” designed to accomplish. than gold. Tooele County water we use in managing growth. Impact dential growth in the last several How can Tooele County rights are over-appropriated and, fees are needed to ensure that ser- years. This growth comes at a time call 1-800-759-4804 reduce its losses at Deseret at times, the demands on a par- vices, and facilities, namely schools, when the county’s resources are (Toll-free 24 Hour recorded message)... Peak Complex? What is an ticular water system exceed that fire protection, police protection, getting scarcer. or go to: www.BackPainAdvance.com acceptable level of annual loss system’s supply. Additionally, many emergency medical service, recre- Currently, Tooele County does for this recreational facility? of the private water companies in ation facilities, etc., keeps up with not charge impact fees on new sub- Hurst: We need to construct the county have aging infrastruc- population growth. Zoning ordi- divisions. This needs to change. I the convention center that is a part ture and delivery systems that are, nances protect our rights and real strongly support imposing a trans- of the master plan for the Deseret or soon will be, failing. Currently, estate values. We need to use wis- portation impact fee, parks and Peak Complex. The fire museum is while Tooele City and Grantsville dom in growth management and recreation impact fee and a public in constant use for activities which City have their own independent we need to ensure that infrastruc- safety impact fee to provide the could and should be housed in the water systems, the systems are ture is in place before allowing county with necessary funds to center. The plan for the building connected such that each city can growth. Natural resources, espe- install new capital facilities. I also includes large meeting rooms, con- supply water to the other if needed. cially water, need to be carefully strongly support letting our local cession areas, and a large multi-use That has in fact happened on prior arena. occasions, and it will no doubt hap- Vernal has a similar facility that pen again. This is as it should be, hosts a myriad of events such as and is a fine example of the coop- conventions, conferences, ral- erative spirit that I hope to foster if lies, concerts, weddings, rodeos, I am elected. wrestling tournaments and expos. I also favor the creation of a These events will bring revenue county-wide water special service to the complex to help defer the district to assist with this coop- expenses. The golf chipping course erative effort. If the county could is a great addition that will bring in connect the various water systems money. As more venues are added, in the Tooele Valley, such that each less losses will occur. The county system could supply water to the commissioner from Uintah County others when required, that would told me that their complex indi- be beneficial to all of us. rectly brings millions of dollars As for bringing water to the into the county in increased spend- Tooele Valley in from Vernon and ing at motels, restaurants, grocery other outlying areas, that is not stores, fuel stations, convenience fiscally practicable. The cost of stores, and other businesses. installing the water lines that There is no debt on the complex. would be necessary to bring water The county does subsidize Deseret into the Tooele Valley would be Peak and I don’t think we can put enormous. It would be far cheaper, a dollar value on what is an accept- and much more effective, to spend able level of subsidy. We need to the County’s resources on finding strive to make it as self-sufficient and developing good water sourc- as possible. es in the Tooele Valley. There is Johnson: Tooele County’s fis- plenty of water along the Oquirrh cal 2006 budget projected an oper- mountains that is potentially avail- ating deficit at Deseret Peak of able to us. Additionally, we should about $2 million. Because the pool look for creative ways to treat, was not open at all last summer, capture and use reuse water. In the actual results will be worse this regard, Tooele City and Tooele than this. There are only two ways County have agreed to cooperate that I know of to fix this problem. on the expansion of Tooele City’s We need to both increase revenue, sewer treatment plant. This expan- and decrease expenses, at Deseret sion will provide the county with Peak. Tooele County must focus substantial sewer capacity for the on having more revenue generat- foreseeable future. Additionally, it ing activities at this facility. It also will generate millions of gallons should evaluate its user fees, to of secondary reuse water which make sure that those who use the can and will be used for irrigation facility are paying their fair share. purposes. Finally, it must look to substan- Tooele County Commission tially reduce its operating expenses recently approved an ordinance and, as a last resort, may need to to hire an outside auditor to “mothball” some of the programs complete an annual audit of and facilities at Deseret Peak if the industries that pay mitigation circumstances require. fees to the county. This in addi- I don’t believe that there is any tion to audits performed by the substantial long-term debt that is state and county auditor. This being serviced by the county at ordinance was approved by a Deseret Peak, or any other county- 2-1 vote. The two commission- owned recreational facility. Rather, ers who approved the audit the problem is that the operating are leaving office in December. expenses for Deseret Peak on a Would you keep this ordinance yearly basis far exceed the operat- on the books? ing revenues. Having served on the Hurst: Checks and balances Tooele City Council for the past are very important in government. seven years, I realize that certain Audits are vital in maintaining this facilities must be subsidized by principle and need to be conducted the general fund in order to sur- regularly. These industries that pay vive. Tooele City’s swimming pool mitigation fees are currently being is an example of this. I believe that audited by the county, the state, Tooele County has an obligation to and the Division of Environmental provide recreational activities to Quality. Bringing in an independent its residents, and that having gen- auditor is a duplication of efforts eral fund monies subsidize these and is very costly for tax payers. activities is the right thing to do, We should strike the ordinance. as long as the subsidies are not so Johnson: I would keep this large that they take money away ordinance on the books. In this from other necessary activities. post-Enron era, it behooves any Because each recreational facil- governing body, be it a corporate ity is unique, the appropriate subsi- board of directors or an elected dy level for a particular recreation- county commission, to engage a al facility depends upon the facts competent, outside professional and circumstances. I would expect, accounting firm to audit and report for example, a far larger subsidy on fiscally important transactions. for Deseret Peak than I would for Our residents should demand noth- a small neighborhood park. Mike ing less when it comes to this issue. Jensen, our County Auditor, would Tooele County receives millions of like to see the annual general fund dollars every year from the federal subsidy for Deseret Peak be under government and private industry in $1 million. I think this is a wor- mitigation fees. These mitigation thy goal, and would work toward fees are a source of substantial rev- achieving it. enue for the County. It is important Do you favor sharing water that the county commission, the among municipalities of Tooele, general public and the entities that Grantsville and Stansbury pay these fees all know that the Park? Do you feel Grantsville amounts that have been paid are should provide water to Tooele? the appropriate amounts under the Do you favor bringing water to legal agreements the county has. Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tooele Valley from Vernon or EnergySolutions and the other Saturday 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. other locations? industries that pay mitigation fees Hurst: The key factor in deter- to the county have been good part- 1162 N. Main, Tooele • 843-8270 mining if water should be shared ners. They provide well-paying A4 TUESDAY October 17, 2006

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View October fatigue October is Car Care month, according to AAA. Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. recently declared October to be Utah Energy month. We’re already aware that October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, Domestic Violence Awareness month, Disability Awareness month — which may or may not be affiliated with Autism Awareness month and Dyslexia Awareness month. We’re not aware yet: October is also Lupus Awareness month and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness month. By now, you’d think October would be fully aware — and tired — but we’re only getting started with all the special designations that October curries. Please add to the October list: Fire Safety month, Wine month, Hispanic Heritage month, Black History month — which together some- times form the more generic Diversity Awareness month — Archaeology month and Cybersecurity Awareness month. Golly heck, October is even Clergy Appreciation month. October is played out. Every interest group in the world knows you’ll have no time to care about anything but turkeys and gift wrap for at least two months, so they try to squeeze them in at the last minute, or — month. By our Google-assisted estimation, October is specially designated for causes and interests about four times as often as its closest calendar com- petitor, April. You can see for yourself. Google will reveal nearly 1.8 million LETTERS TO THE EDITOR hits for “October is * month” (include the quote marks in your search) but only about 464,000 for “April is * month.” The numbers dip in the summer could find out. If Stansbury Park is to be staff members from having to “deal” with (naturally) and plummet during December. Breech of public trust viewed daily as a park, then I must say the holiday at all. There are several lessons to learn by this. First, if you’ve got a new group Editor: While I respect the right of the Tooele that political signs are obtrusive. They We have received conflicting excuses or issue, don’t choose October as your special month. Even better, break the Transcript-Bulletin to invite whomever it are an eye sore, thus should not be put up from district personnel as to why there mold! Don’t designate a special month at all. How aware can we all be that year round. are no Halloween festivities. Even the October is such-and-such month in all this noise? desires to participate within the political debate they hosted, I also recognize the I hope some of the fervor and activism “party” the schools proclaim to have on We care about breast cancer. We care about domestic violence and autism complete lack of common courtesy exer- would be held in reserve for the proper the day nearest Halloween is nothing and diversity and all the rest. We just don’t care anymore about October. cised in not seeking to have full represen- and prompt removal of said political more than a small treat when leaving for tation for each race. advertisements, the day after the election the day, and, at the very most, a quick The Constitution Party has a candi- process has commenced, no matter what Halloween-themed game before that. name is on a sign or flyer. Clean up the ANOTHER VIEW date running in each of the four races Please take a moment to visit the link mess. that were represented at the debate at the end of this letter to support our held Wednesday night. Not only was it Brian Shade cause to bring Halloween back to Tooele discourteous of the Transcript not to Stansbury Park County School District. Even if you do not Environmental solutions invite Constitution Party candidates, but live, work, or attend school in or around I believe it is also a serious breech of the Tooele County, please support our cause Not getting the news to bring childhood back to the elementary public trust and responsibility that the Editor: needed in Tooele desert Transcript has to its readers to report on schools in Tooele School District. I am really disappointed that you would http://www.webpetitions.com/cgi-bin/ t is a sad state These guys are truly sneaky. George political races and candidates in an even- not include all of the candidates running of affairs when Carlin describes big businessmen best handed and impartial manner. print_petition.cgi?99500835 for office in a debate or even bother to Amberly Crowford Iyou continu- but he is way too graphic for a fam- In order to help you ameliorate the print their names. I was unaware of how Tooele ally have to write ily article. None the less, I agree with Transcript’s failings, I submitted brief biased the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is columns to make his gruff assessments. I mean, seri- answers to the four questions asked of the and will no longer be reading your paper citizens aware of ously, think about what they are doing. County Commission candidates that night. and will tell every one I know to under- what some com- They have a contract that requires (See A12) Future in the balance stand they are not getting news, but the Editor: panies want to do the Governor and the Legislature to On Nov. 7, we each have the opportu- opinions of the staff. Recently there was an article on to Tooele County. approve an expansion of the facility that nity to choose what values and principles Kellie Korth MSNBC that voter excitement is at its What many of these would increase the capacity of the facil- we wish to associate with our name and Tooele highest level in more than 10 years. The companies want to ity by 50% or more. Energy Solutions is our community. Democrats have been reasons are varied to include everything do is dump radioac- Jaromy Jessop trying to get around this requirement by working very hard to convince you that between anger and optimism. Could there tive, nuclear, and GUEST COLUMNIST petitioning for approval of this project “Utah Democrats” don’t really stand for Party registration moot just be a voter’s revolution taking place? biological garbage that will only expand its capacity by the promotion of abortion, gay and lesbian Editor: One can only hope. all over it. 49.2 percent, therefore, the company philosophies and the socialism of govern- Mr. Zambrano, a close friend and The American dream is slipping away Energy Solutions wants to double its believes that it will be able to circum- ment services. That’s only on the national neighbor of mine, in an Oct. 3 letter titled amid the profound issues of the ongoing capacity from 8.8 million cubic yards of vent the veto authority of the Governor. level. My opponent even stated, “I wonder “Political Chameleons,” asked why some wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, terrorism, toxic waste to 13.1 million cubic yards. Now it is time for residents of Tooele why political party means all that much at people aren’t listed on the county clerk’s a declining economy in addition to eco- They also want to double the height County and Utah in general to decide the county level,” indicating that his party rolls under their current political affilia- nomic inequality (despite what the politi- of their “Super Cell Waste Pad” to 83 whether we want to continue to be a affiliation does not matter. It does. tion. The answer is simple enough: there cians say, our paychecks don’t go as far as feet. Now just think about that. An 83 convenient garbage receptacle for the Republicans claim to be “conservative” is nothing in our political system that they once did and we make more than we foot high veritable mountain of toxic rest of the country’s medical, radioac- both fiscally and morally. However, the requires people to choose an affiliation ever have), rising health care costs, under trash out in the desert. What in the holy tive, and toxic waste. No doubt the last six years under Republican control or announce a change of political status. funding of education. Moses are these big businessmen trying company will contend that the land is of Congress and the Presidency we have “Unaffiliated” can mean anything from How many voters took the time to read to pull over on us? good for nothing else so why not dump seen government grow more and faster “uninterested” to “don’t send me junk the voter pamphlet that came in the mail I often scoff at individuals whom I garbage there. If County Commissioners than at any time since the New Deal. mail.” a couple of weeks ago? Every candidate label as tree huggers or environmental- believe that this is an acceptable point Fiscally conservative? Not hardly! Even As a party official, I have also noticed was profiled and provided a brief sum- ist wackos who don’t understand that in of view, they ought not to be serving more reprehensible is the attacks upon the disparities in affiliation and note that mary of their stand on the important order to have an industrialized nation, you and I as Commissioners and we our constitutionally protected liberties most people haven’t re-registered to vote issues we face. We read it from cover to there will be consequences in the form should vote them out at the earliest and freedoms that have taken place in since their last address change, therefore cover and found it very informative. There of taking lumber from forests, mining opportunity. that time. their affiliation may have changed. This minerals, creating dams for hydroelec- Bottom line, we live here. We should Neither of these parties represent the doesn’t strike me as odd because in the really are more than just two points of tric power and water storage, and even aspire for something more than being values that I hold dear. Vote for Principle. Democratic Party, we don’t require such view to consider and the candidates pro- reactors for nuclear energy. Funny thing known as the National Industrial Waste Vote for Values. Vote Constitution Party! pledges of allegiance to the Party. We are vided well reasoned information for our consideration. is, lately I find myself agreeing with Basket. We deserve better, our children William R. Bodine the Party of inclusion and as such, we put Just imagine what would happen if them on several issues. certainly deserve better. It has to stop Tooele County Commission candidate people first. The long-standing members the majority of us decide to speak out My beef with all of this is that I don’t somewhere and it has to stop sometime. Tooele of the community know this and that’s think Tooele County should be stuck With the massive growth the County is why we have so many candidates up for about our marginalized role in society with a lion’s share of the nasty industrial experiencing, it is no longer economi- re-election this year. and find our voice concerning the direc- waste from all corners of the country. cally necessary to court these types of Take down yard signs As for Rep. Gowans, I believe his voting tion we want our great country to go in. Some former County Commissioners industries. Let us pass on a better, more Editor: record offers plenty of evidence that his As hard-working Americans, for too long welcomed all the industrial wastes to ecologically sound environment to our I would like to congratulate any and motivation is the welfare of his constitu- we’ve voted into office politicians who the west desert because they wanted to children. Let’s be the generation that all who participate in the democratic ents, Democrat, Republican, and all oth- make major decisions influenced by big line the pockets of the county coffers. puts a stop to this non-sense and tell big process, up to and including posting signs ers. He’s a family man and an example of business and dominant special interest They felt that if we could attract lucra- business and the larger States to “Take for prospective candidates. I support moral leadership for our community. Let’s groups. We need to take our strong voices tive contracts for waste disposal to the out their own garbage. It is not welcome the use of yard signs provided they are keep the campaigns focused on the issues back. If we don’t, America’s future hangs county, they could balance the budget, in Utah”. posted on private property without trash- and leave the personal attacks out. in the balance. That should energize voic- pay for education and infrastructure, Public comments are being accepted ing the surrounding areas that are used Toby Dillon es back. There is something we all can and create jobs. by the Utah State Division of Radiation as green spaces or public beauty areas. Vice-Chair, Tooele Democratic Party do. Read your voter information pamphlet While these waste consortiums Control until November 11th, 2006. Visit Lots of money can be spent to publish on Tooele and the newspaper, attend the debates, have contributed many of the afore- www.radiationcontrol.utah.go; mail billboards. I don’t live next to train tracks make a well informed decision based on mentioned benefits, they have a much to State of Utah, Division of Radiation or downtown, so I don’t usually expect to your personal values and go to the polls longer lasting legacy for our county in Control, P.O. Box 144850, Salt Lake City, see intrusive signs inappropriately placed. Bring Halloween Back on November 7. the form of several radiological trash Utah, 84114-4850; or call 801-536-4250. The grass was voted more important Editor: We complain that elected officials don’t heaps that may remain hazardous for Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in West than desert flora recently, and said grass It is the current policy of Tooele listen. Fellow Americans, voting is our hundreds of years. That is great that Valley City where he attended Kearns must be mowed, I am sure. Are those County School District to, more or less, opportunity to send them a powerful mes- our former commissioners balanced High School and earned his Eagle responsible for yard work also responsi- ban Halloween festivities from their ele- sage that they represent us and we are the budget and even created a surplus. Scout award while exploring the Utah ble to put signs back when they are done mentary schools. There are no costumes watching. All it cost us was the total contamina- Desert. A graduate of the University of mowing? I think not. and no parades. There isn’t even school Harry and Teresa Shinton tion of parts of our county for the Utah with a B.S. in geography, Jessop I can understand what Bertha Graham on Halloween this year, thus releasing all Tooele next 100 years. 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I think we know who is running or TUESDAY October 17, 2006 A5 Elect Kendall Thomas for Medicaid Tooele County Commission House Low-income elderly, blind, • Knowledge of the County continued from page A1 and disabled Utahns will • Demonstrated Decision Making again face the scary possibil- • Team Player County’s water manage- ity of having no dental cov- • Proven Leadership ment? If so, what should that erage under Medicaid come role be? Would you advocate July 2007. What can be done • Experience Managing for a change in the man- to help these individuals & Anticipating Growth date of the Division of Water and should the Legislature THOMAS • Approachable Rights? FOR in 2007 fund their portion of TOOELE COUNTY • Experience with Gowans: There is a role that the Medicaid bill for dental Intergovernmental Agencies state government plays in opti- coverage? mizing Tooele County’s water. “I can move economic plans for the County Gowans: The state was able forward by tapping into the relationships The state of Utah owns all of the to band-aid the problem with with state & local leaders. I have worked water rights. Water rights are private donations for this year with the business community, economic granted upon application to the only with one billion in surplus. development officials, and others to build division of water rights. Once our economy. With an educated workforce I see no reason to not fund this and energetic business community, approved, the applicant can use program and I will work to do economic growth will support the services the water as prescribed. The and amenities we want the County to so. provide to citizens while keeping taxes low.” state monitors it for beneficial Clifford: I support the cov- use. If its water is not put to erage of basic dental benefits Experience beneficial use it could be forfeit- for low-income, elderly and • Involved in the successful building of ed and re-allocated to a differ- disabled Utahns provided that 13 school buildings. ent application. Agriculture has • Provided managerial guidance to the coverage can be physically district administration for 14 years. about 80 percent of the water managed on annual “on going” Visit rights in Utah. Our goal should • Kept ‘the best interests’ of students in revenues. Basing such benefits mind while serving the whole county. www.kendallthomas.com be to maximize our resources on “one -time” money — like • Provided fiscal responsibility and balance the needs of both surpluses — is both reckless in overseeing the District Administration’s management of a $90 Kendall Thomas cities and agriculture. and irresponsible. I would only Clifford: Utah is a “feast or million dollar district budget – insuring 28 South Sheridan support coverage if it could be financial stability. famine” state as water goes. We sustained long-term and year-to- • Attended more than 340 board Stockton, UT 84071 need to do more to retain and year. The need of these recipi- meetings & 230 school and community (435) 882-4282 functions store the water that we get in ents is ongoing. Their support [email protected] • Administrator of Tooele Jr. Jazz the wet seasons and we must should be too. protect our ground water from program for 8 years Paid for by the Committee to Elect Kendall Thomas Garrard: The issue which being sold off to other states. needs to be addressed first is I believe the state government whether the state legislature has can and should do much more been delegated authority from to develop water conserva- The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! the people to serve the public in tion infrastructure and provide this area. If the authority has not resources and incentives to TOOELE been given, then we will have to TRANSCRIPT counties for the development of allow this area to be adminis- BULLETIN efficient water districts. tered by private individuals. Garrard: An advisory role Jonathan Dee Garrard (C) should be taken by the state and ranches as part of their qual- government. The Division of need to fix the system so that ity of life. Water Rights should determine anyone residing in this country First, of critical importance, the quantity of water rights in needs to be here legally. Tooele County Health has is the ability of farmers and a specific area. The county and Clifford: Although immigrant ranchers to earn an adequate residents should have the ability labor is a significant factor to income, to meet their needs and to determine how they will use our economy, I would support to enjoy a reasonable return on that quantity. Colorado HB-1023 in Utah as investment. Second, craft public Education Spending well as making the process to immigrate legally more feasible policy to help retain agriculture The 2006 Legislature through programs like employer production units and address raised the education funding the business environment farm- FLU MIST sponsorships and faster appli- (the WPU) by six percent, cation and approval processes. ers and ranchers face. For exam- which was the highest per- It is not enough to take a hard ple, the death tax is creaking centage increase since 1990. line against illegal immigration. up agriculture operations due available Should the 2007 Legislature We must also address our own primarily to escalating property raise the WPU by an addi- bureaucracies that make illegal values they face. Additionally, tional six percent, more than immigration tempting for many state laws and local regulations six percent, less than six please call who would otherwise do the and ordinances reflecting popu- percent or not at all? right thing under more realistic lation growth often impede suc- Gowans: As a former educa- circumstances. cessful agriculture operations. tor, I know a strong public edu- Garrard: Colorado has set Clifford: Our ability to pro- 843-2310 cation system is an investment in a standard for others to follow. duce through farms and ranches our future and not an economic When similar legislation is intro- is imperative to our state and liability. I have helped lead the duced in Utah, I will support it. national economy . We must fight against those who would Our country needs immigrants spend our precious resources fight to protect and encourage to learn how the United States on risky voucher programs or our great agricultural heritage. government works, before tuition tax credits. I believe our As in other areas of our econo- they can become citizens. This HEALTH DEPARTMENT education dollars are better my, I believe that deregulation is what allows us to keep our spent in the classroom where and lower taxes is the key to republic. they belong. The WPU was set growth and prosperity. I support at six percent last year and Utah Family Agriculture policies that allow private farms 151 N. Main • Tooele is still last in the nation in per What can, or should, be and ranches to more easily sell pupil funding. The future of our done through monetary and trade on the open markets country is based upon our will- incentives and policy solu- without government regulation ingness to make our public edu- tions to encourage family- on production levels or sales to cation system whole, and I will operated farms and ranch- foreign or domestic customers. continue to work to do so. es? I also support allowing private Full Tool Belt Gowans: Utah is undergoing agriculture to form groups, alli- Laney’s Clifford: We must continue to invest in education as a top unparalleled growth and com- ances and co-ops in order to priority. I would support an munities close to Sale Lake City compete with larger corporate of Services for Sellers: increase in the WPU as well are struggling to maintain their entities. as a statewide mandate that a rich pioneer history and quality Garrard: Ease regulations on Where do you think your buyer is going to come from? minimum of 65 percent of every of life. There are a number of crops and encourage Congress education dollar meet the class- ways communities, as well as to raise tariffs on out-of-the room. According to data the dis- the state, can assist in retaining United States crops. This will 87% of buyers shop internet Local advertising in the trict provided to the National the long-standing values, includ- allow local farms and ranches websites before making Transcript Bulletin ing protecting the family farms A picture of your home Center for Education Statistics to compete. their initial house hunting (and reported by Standard & every Thursday; Along trip. Coldwell Banker & I with statewide monthly Poor’s), Tooele is at 63.5 percent offer multiple buyer friendly — not 70-75 as stated by my distributed magazine - opponent as part of the spin and websites that buyers can Homes Illustrated. rhetoric of government school access your home: administrators and boards. • Utahhomes.com Ben Franklin once said, “A (#1 Utah website) Why limit your tools? penny saved is a penny earned.” • Coldwellbanker.com When it comes to selling Here in Utah, 1.4 pennies saved • Realtor.com your home - you need every on administration is about $40 (#1 national website) tool available to increase million earned; or, 1,000 teach- your purchase price & ers earned, or 100,000 classroom decrease time on the market. computers earned, or a million textbooks earned — all without I offer to all my a tax increase. We can achieve sellers multiple photos Consistent, professional & this just by being as efficient of their home, a virtual personal customer service with a dollar as Utah used to be tour & expanded Laney Riegel, GRI just six years ago. We must find verbiage about Realtor® ways of making our spending their home. Aggressive Networking more efficient in order to pay Strategies teachers more and reward those who perform above and beyond with bonuses and merit pay. We Potential buyers can can do better for our children Honored to sit at an get instant gratification OPEN HOUSE for you! and their teachers. through our Leadrout- Garrard: Evidence does not er system. “Click to suggest that increased spending increases quality. I will not raise schedule an appoint- BESIDES, I HAVE AN 800 LB the WPU. I will encourage com- ment or get more GORILLA TO BACK ME! petition from the private sector information & it is to increase quality. converted within 15 GRI Immigration seconds to a tele- Laney Riegel Colorado passed the tough- phone call to me!” est immigration reform in 435-830-7583 the country in July, curtail- [email protected] ing services to illegal immi- POSTIVE • PATIENT grants beyond those man- PERSISTANT dated by the federal gov- ernment. Would you support Colorado’s HB-1023 if the same bill were introduced in Utah? Gowans: Clearly the immi- gration system is broken. We ANSWERS ON A7 A6 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 High School graduation test dates set OBITUARIES her name was put on the marquis Tooele County School ister the subtests during first tion for the graduating class Margaret Stipac in front of the casino. Her many District will be administering period or fifth period on the of 2007. friends in Wendover called her the the UBSCT (Utah Basic Skills following dates: Oct. 17 read- If a student needs to take “Our Aunt Marge” “7’s” lady. She was preceded in death Competency Test) on Oct. 17, ing; Oct. 18; mathematics and the math subtest, the student by her husband, John, mother and 18, and 19 in all high schools. Oct. 19, writing. needs to take a calculator to Our Dear Beloved Beautiful Aunt father, and brothers Gus Karabats There are three subtests: If the student is absent on the school for the test. Margaret passed away surrounded and Bill Karabats. She is survived by Reading, mathematics and above dates, make-up dates are If there are any questions by the family she loved so much on her nephew Peter (Stella) Karabats, Wwriting. In order to receive a Oct. 20 for reading and writing, or concerns, please contact Oct. 11, 2006. Margaret was born on Tooele; nieces Billie (Jerry) Rafferty, high school diploma, students Oct, 24 for mathematics. your high school’s counseling April 24, 1921, to Pete and Nekoletta Lone Tree, Colo.; Gloria Hunter must pass the UBSCT in all For the Class of 2007, after department. Karabats. She married the love of her and Kay (Wes) Scoggin, Dallas, three subtests and will have this testing administration Information regarding the life, John Stipac, on March 11, 1946, Ore.; sister-in-law Mary Karabats, five attempts to pass. there will only be one more UBSCT may be found at the and lived in Tooele her entire life. Greenwood Village, Colo. and broth- These test dates apply only testing administration: Jan. Utah State Office of Education They shared so many happy years er-in-law and sister-in-law Mike and to juniors and seniors. 31, Feb. 1-2, 2007, which will Web site at http://www.usoe. together and loved to just get in the LaVoy Stipac, Dallas, Ore. She is also Each high school will admin- be the last testing administra- k12.ut.us/eval/BSCT/bsct.htm car and travel. “Aunt Marge” was so survived by her special kids Peter kind, gentle and good hearted. Her (Keri) Karabats, Sherman Oaks, unconditional love for her family Margaret Stipac Calif.; Allison (Matt) Blue, Denver, is her legacy. No matter what the have fashion shows for her custom- Colo.; Stephanie Karabats, Valencia, Every Thursday in Your situation she always supported her Calif. and her precious Lauren Blue, ers. She loved her job and spent family. Since she had no children Denver. A Greek Orthodox funeral Transcript-Bulletin many long hours making the JC she always loved her nephews and service was held Tuesday, Oct. 17 at nieces like they were her own. She Penney store the best. Aunt Marge Tate Mortuary in Tooele. Interment worked at the JC Penney store in loved working in her yard trimming will be at Tooele City Cemetery. We Tooele for over 50 years. Her “Ready her beautiful roses, country music will miss you so much Aunt Marge. to Wear” department was a standard and most of all going to Wendover. You are in our hearts forever. Public Open House for others to meet. She loved to She was so lucky on one trip that May Her Memory Be Eternal.

The City of Tooele, the Federal Highway Administration, and the Utah Department of Transportation have completed James Arthur Fox an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the (Monte Joe) Northwest Tooele Connector James Arthur (Monte Joe) Fox, Information 71, of Tooele, passed away Thursday, Come Learn About the Project at a Oct. 12, 2006, in Salt Lake City, Utah. to be given: Monte was born April 19, 1935, in Public Open House Tooele to Esther Booth and James What is the purpose of this Arthur Fox. He went to school in project? Tooele City Council Chambers St. George and Tooele. He served Why is this project needed? 90 North Main Street in the U.S. Navy from 1954-1958 as a M.M. He also served in the James Arthur Fox (Monte Joe) Tooele, Utah Korean War. He worked for Tooele What alternatives were on Thursday, November 2, 2006 Army Depot as a security guard, and City, Utah, Terry Jackson, Lori considered? Mary Jean Wilcox CAMDS as a chemical plant opera- (Troy) Roth of Tooele. Monte had Come any time between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. tor, where he retired. He married 18 grandchildren, 9 great grandchil- Mary Jean Wilcox passed away, Lillian Norene Henderson, Dec. 12, What happens if this project is Project staff will be available to address questions one-on-one throughout the dren. Brothers Bill (Jan) Fox, Brad after a long illness Friday, Oct. 13, 1953. They had a son, Monte Clair not built? evening. No formal presentation is scheduled. Comments may be submitted (Donna) Fox, Ned (Sue) Fox; sisters 2006, at the age of 80. She was born Fox; they later divorced. He married in writing at the meeting or via post mail, e-mail, and fax to: Denise (Joel) Little, Frances (Kip) in Virgin, Utah, to Joseph G. Malony How will this project affect the Merrellyn E. Miles Nov. 17, 1958. Bowen, many nieces and neph- and Ruth Nelson. She was preceded They had two children, Debra Lynn surrounding area? Curt Overcast ews. Preceded in death by his wife, in death by her parents and only and David James Fox. They later HDR Engineering, Inc. Ramona J. Fox, son Monte Clair, brother, Nelson Maloney, and her When would this project be divorced. Married Ramona Juanita 3995 South 700 East, Suite 100 parents, Esther Booth Fox Morgan only sister, Yvonne Wilcox. She was constructed? Thompson May 24, 1974, in Elko, married to Wilford Wilcox in Las Salt Lake City UT 84107 Nev. Monte enjoyed camping, fish- and James Arthur Fox, Francis [email protected] (Dude) Morgan, sister Sharron Fox. Vegas, Nev., on March 17, 1945. She ing, hunting and BBQing pigs with is survived by her husband, Wilford, For more information, contact: A viewing will be held Tuesday, Oct. Fax: (801) 743-7878 his brothers. He enjoyed his sum- and her son, Jerry (Linda) Wilcox of Paul Hansen, P.E. 17, 2006, at Tate Mortuary from Comments are requested by November 17, 2006 mer home in Manila, Utah. Survivors Mineral Springs, Ariz. Services will Tooele City 6 to 8 p.m. Services will be held (435) 843-2130 include his children: Debra (Todd) be held Wed., Oct. 18, at the 11th and Copies of the EA are available for your review at: Nixon of Evanston, Wyom., David Wednesday, Oct. 18 at 11 a.m. with 27th ward building (180 S Coleman). Curt Overcast, (Tammi) Fox of Grantsville, Utah, a viewing 1 hour prior to services at Private family viewing from 12:30- Tooele City Library Tooele City Hall HDR Engineering Tooele City Website: Rick Jackson of Salt Lake City, Billy Tate Mortuary. Burial will be in the 128 W Vine St 90 North Main 1 p.m. Public viewing for friends (801) 743-7838 www.tooelecity.org Tooele, UT 84074 Tooele, Utah 84074 (Wendy) Jackson of West Valley Tooele City Cemetery. from 1-1:45 p.m. with the services at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Arkansas, with graveside services on Friday, Oct. 20, 2006, at 2 p.m. at the Bluff Springs Cemetery. LIQUIDATION SALE! NOTES OF APPRECIATION EVERYTHING GOES! Lake Point Days

On September 16, 2006, we had our Lake Point Day Celebration and it was a success! We would QUITTING like to publicly thank those who were a great part of that. A great big thanks goes out to Natalie Thomas and her com- mittee. They did such a fabulous BUSINESS! job with the kids games and activities. Also the parade was entertaining and we had a lot of Fixtures For Sale participation in that. Thanks to Nancy Gomez and her commit- tee for putting together the 5k run. There was something for FINAL WEEKS everyone. We appreciate Denise Huffaker and the Lake Point 4-H Diamond Riders for providing EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD horse rides and the bake sale. Greg Robbins- thanks for put- ERYTH • V IN ting together the Classic Car off — Plumbing, Electrical, E show. It was fun to see them all ½ G Automotive, Lawn & Garden, in the parade as well. We want P to thank Beehive Wireless and Paint & Supplies, Hardware, Fasteners R Saddleback for their generous IC ½ contributions that helped give and Welding Supplies E SS this day its jump-start and pro- O R LE vided the means for supplies. And last but not least, we’d like • to thank the community of Lake ½ off — Barbecue Accessories, Irrigation Point for their great support and braving the cold and coming out Supplies, Lighting & Bath Acceessories, Lumber, ANSWERS ON A7 and enjoying the afternoon with us! Let’s do it again next year! Cleaning Supplies and Smoke Detectors Cory and Becky Cook Jill Pearson Power Tools & BBQ’s Shelving for home, “What Aunts are made of” office, commercial, % Arms bearing gifts, smiles that lift Cordova-Magness and farm use Seeker of fun, warm as the sun 30 off valued lil sis, someone to miss Family Price Reduced Birthday well-wisher, Rental Equipment as Marked big ice cream disher... The Cordova-Magness fam- ily would like to express great That’s what Aunts are made of appreciation toward our friends Discounts off Original Retail Price and family that have shown and Hugs filled with heart, given their love and support a fan from the start after the passing of our baby girl Tooele True Value Hardware Secrets to share, laughs to spare Serenity Magness. Also thank Words of praise, generous ways you to Tate Mortuary, Petunias 852 N. Main St. Grown-up best friend, House of Flowers, St margue- love never ends... rites Catholic Church, and the Tooele, UT 84074 LDS seventh ward. An extended In Loving Memory of the That’s what Aunts are made of!! thank you to Tooele City Police Store Hours: Mon-Sat 8am - 8pm Best Aunt there Ever was Department, Mountain West Tiffany Ann Sherwood Aunt Tiffey we love and miss you!!! Medical Center, Mountain West Love, 8/16/82 – 10/16/04 Ambulance, LDS Life Flight, Wall-To-Wall...Nothing Held Back Tyler & Makayla and primary children’s hospital. Thank you so much for not giv- ing up on our little angel. To: Tooele Transcript/ Attn: Angie From: Tracy McMillan @ Metalmart

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But, of zip-up hoodies, you never know “The Grudge 2” really isn’t scary. would have gained an Academy when one could suddenly grab you Award nomination, and perhaps Add to Run: Oct. 17 Sure it has a few jokes, but really and cause you to disappear. it’s just trying to describe the dark Jones would have won for best In all seriousness, “The Grudge actor. The fact that two films were Now Open! secrets behind the revenge-seeking 2” will probably only appeal to grudge in Tokyo. released in consecutive years about Size: 3 x 2 – (3.889 x 3) younger teenagers. Anyone older the exact same situation in history To put it simply, “The Grudge than 18 who finds this film at all 2” doesn’t make sense. Director definitely doesn’t help “Infamous.” scary needs to watch something However, if you forget — or haven’t Takashi Shimizu attempts to incor- truly horrifying like “Silence of the porate seemingly unrelated char- seen — “Capote” then you’ll prob- Lambs.” Which, I must say, is much ably love the honesty and the solid, acters into a maze that only leads more entertaining, clever and inter- the viewer into more confusion. believable acting from Jones. esting than “The Grudge 2.” Author of “Breakfast at I understood what was happen- Grade: D- NEW Furniture ing the entire time but got lost in Tiffany’s,” Capote read an article Rated: PG-13 for mature the- in the New York Times about a Shimizu’s rather painful attempt to matic material, disturbing images/ In Stock! make sense out of another boring brutal murder of a well-known Mattress Sale! violence and some sensuality family in Holcomb, Kansas. Capote story he co-wrote. Running time: 95 minutes $ Either way, with poor acting, a is intrigued by the brutality and Twin Set 147 Now playing wonders if this non-fiction story Twin Bedroom Set lame script and even worse direct- $ ing I can’t believe that there will could be as well-liked and received Full Set 247 probably be a third “Grudge” flick ‘Infamous’ inferior to as a fiction one. He is able to con- 5 piece $ to make this a trilogy of complete Oscar-winner ‘Capote’ vince The New Yorker magazine to $ 499 stupidity. What’s worse is people feel bad for “Infamous.” I don’t let him write the story. With long- Queen Set 347 will actually pay $6.50 to see this feel bad because it’s a terrible time friend Harper Lee (Sandra $ King Bedroom Set awful picture in theaters. If you feel Imovie — it isn’t, by any means. I Bullock), she and Capote set out King Set 447 so inclined to contribute to such a feel bad because I don’t think many for Holcomb, Kansas to investigate 5 piece $ horrible piece of film, please wait people will want to see two movies how this murder of this family has As is, factory returned, rebuilt affected the community. 599 and rent it when it comes out on based on Truman Capote’s novel “In DVD in a few months. Cold Blood” two years in a row. After the murderers, Dick Amber Tamblyn plays Aubrey I wish “Infamous” had opened Hickock (Lee Pace) and Perry Crafters Wanted! Davis (quite horribly), the younger before last year’s Academy Award Smith (Daniel Craig) are caught, sister of Karen (Sarah Michelle nominated film “Capote.” Even Capote’s idea for a novel unfolds Gellar), the lead character in the Toby Jones’s performance as as he becomes friends with the 24 North Main • Tooele • 843-5505 first grudge flick. (I was very Truman Capote is on par with men. Capote’s friendship with Perry pleased Gellar didn’t appear on Academy Award Winner, Philip grows into a strong bond of trust. screen for too long before winding Seymour Hoffman’s interpretation This bond grew into Capote’s great- up dead). Aubrey is sent by her of the famous author. Although est literary work, “In Cold Blood.” mother (Joanna Cassidy) to bring “Infamous” has the same basic plot It’s amazing how this film Karen from a hospital in Tokyo, as “Capote,” it takes a different explored Capote on a deeper level, where she’s been for two years, approach to the two men who mur- not only with his sexuality, but how back to Pasadena. Karen has been dered a Kansas family in 1959. he communicated with different under close watch and is suspected “Infamous” takes a consider- types of people. He had his high- of having started a fire that killed ably bolder approach to revealing class friends, his partner and his her boyfriend in the house the evil Capote’s homosexuality. Jones’s childhood friends and was able to grudge inhabited. Karen didn’t version of Capote — which may connect with each of them on a dif- know the fire did more harm than be perceived as over-the-top by ferent level and knew how to elicit good as it let the grudge out and some viewers — seemed more information from them. Capote haunted every person who ever honest and sincere than Seymour used this tactic on Dick and Perry came in contact with the house. Hoffman’s. However, this portrayal while they were on death row. And so the unrelated char- of over-the-top, flamboyant homo- Jones’s ability to emulate acters take shape. A young girl, sexuality may also turn people Capote’s childlike — and somewhat Allison (Arielle Kebbel), from the away from an otherwise beautiful annoying — high-pitch voice is International High School in Tokyo film. incredible. Seymour Hoffman also is dared by other classmates to If “Capote” hadn’t been released mastered the voice in “Capote,” go into the house. Afterward, she last year, I’m sure “Infamous” but there’s something completely keeps seeing images of the grudge. would have gained an Academy different about the way Jones car- Other people she comes in contact Award nomination and perhaps ried himself in this role. I loved with see it as well, causing the Jones would have won for best “Capote,” it was one of my favorite curse to continue. actor. Nonetheless, the fact that films of 2005. But, “Infamous” is In Chicago, Ill., a newly married two films were released in con- different. It’s interesting on another couple and the father’s children secutive years about the exact level while it explores another side begin seeing and hearing strange occurrences in their apartment Thursday complex. Someone brought the curse all the way from Tokyo and affected the lives of others who hadn’t set foot inside the suppos- October 19th edly cursed house. These three unrelated characters 9:00 am - 6:00 pm attempt to uncover what is haunt- ing them before it kills them as well. The only semi-clever element Come meet Shimizu added to “The Grudge 2” our friendly staff Toby Jones as Truman Capote and Isabella Rossellini as Marella Agnelli in director Douglas McGrath’s Infamous, a Warner Independent Pictures release. Photo Credit: Deana Newcomb © 2005 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. We will be offering: In Loving Memory of Tiffany Ann Sherwood 8/16/82-10/16/2004 • Refreshments And took me by the hand, I thought of you, and when I And said my place was ready, did, In heaven far above, My heart was filled with • Door Prizes And that I’d have to leave sorrow. behind But when I walked through all those I dearly love. heaven’s gates, But as I turned to walk away, I felt so much at home. A tear fell from my eye, When God looked down and For all my life, I’d always smiled at me, From His great golden throne, “When tomorrow starts thought, without me, I didn’t want to die. He said, “This is eternity, And all I’ve promised you.” RANTSVILLE EDERAL And I’m not there to see, I had so much to live for, G F If the sun should rise and find So much left yet to do, Today your life on earth is past, your eyes it seemed almost impossible, but here life starts anew. G all filled with tears for me; that I was leaving you. I promise no tomorrow, U I wish so much you wouldn’t But today will always last, REDIT NION I thought of all the yesterdays, C U cry The good ones and the bad, and since each day is the same C the way you did that day, I thought of all that we shared, way, While thinking of the many And all the fun we had. There’s no longing for the past. things, So when tomorrow starts We didn’t get to say. If I could relive yesterday, Just even for a while, without me, Monday - Friday 9:30-6:00 I know how much you love me, I’d say good-bye and kiss you don’t think we’re far apart, As much as I love you, and maybe see you smile. For every time you think of And each time that you think of me, me, But then I fully realized, I’m right here, in your heart 50 Commercial Ave. • 884-3804 I know you miss me too; That this could never be, For emptiness and memories, We all love and miss you so But when tomorrow starts would take the place of me. much!! located by hometown hardware without me, Mom, Dad, Please try to understand, And when I thought of worldly Michael, lacy, Alliyah that an angel came and called things, Michelle, Justin, Tyler and my name, I might miss some tomorrow, Makayla A8 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Clinic will be Oct. 17 in Tooele at Wal-Mart, Elections 99 W. 1280 North at 8 a.m. until full. Services include: micro-chipping, vaccinations, spay- Hear Third Party Candidates ing, neutering. $5 for vaccinations. Spaying Federal office Republican, Democrat, or neutering $20-$60 for cats and dogs or Libertarian, Constitution and Green party $90 -$135 for family plans. Dogs must be on candidates each have two and a half minutes leashes. Cats must be in labeled carriers. For to speak directly to voters on KUED Channel more details call toll-free 1-866-738-7349 or 7. The Candidate Free Speech spots began www.utahpets.org. Friday, Oct. 6, and will continue through the Autism Workshop election at 10 p.m. weeknights, pre-empting Join action for autism for a sensory Contact, which will move to 11 p.m. through integration workshop on Thursday, Oct. Friday, Nov. 3. 19. We will be meeting at 6:30 at Tooele Meet the Candidates Night First Assembly located at 127 N 7th Street. You are invited to attend Tooele County’s Childcare will be provided. Come and learn Meet the Candidates Night sponsored by how to better deal with sensory issues with Tooele County PTA on Oct. 17 at THS children on the autism spectrum for further Auditorium. Activities are as follows: open info contact Erin Rubio at 843-0765. House from 6-6:30 p.m, general meeting from Pumpkin Walk 6:30-8:30 p.m. meet & greet from 8:30-9 p.m. Join us down by the Old Mill Scream at To submit questions for the Q & A - email to the Benson Grist Mill’s 13th Annual Pumpkin [email protected]. Walk Oct. 20-21! Take a walk around the Mill Meet the Candidates and see all the pumpkin scenes created by Residents are invited to ask questions of local businesses, schools, church groups and the many candidates for offices in the 2006 families. Our theme this year is “Pumpkins elections. All candidates will be on hand to in Song.” Children can participate in the answer questions (unless otherwise noted) costume parade and play in the Hay Maze. at the following locations. Enjoy live entertainment, shop at the craft • St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church gymna- fair or take time to enjoy some delicious sium (Vine and 7th St., Tooele): Tuesday Oct. food! To enter the display contest or to get 17, 7 p.m. All local candidates for County more information please contact Christine offices – They will go to St. Marguerite at (435) 882-7678. church first to speak, and then to PTA pre- Halloween Vendors Wanted sentation. The Downtown Trick or Treat will include • Tooele H.S. PTA: Tuesday Oct. 17, 6:30–9 games, food and fun at Veterans Memorial p.m. – State Level candidates, Tooele County Square. If you or your organization is inter- Rose Springs Elementary School has started a tremendous gifted and talented program for all students. Students of all ages have Commission candidates and School Board ested in having a booth (this could be a great the opportunity to participate in many activities. Some of the activities available are: club invention, chorus, chess club, H.A.T.S. offices will speak with a 3-minute Q&A, fund raiser), please call Becki at 840-3336. reading, math wizards, and many others including an art/music class in which all students participate weekly. Under the direction other county offices will have a 1 minute of Mrs. Becky Chamberlain, students are exposed to an artist or musicians’ work and then do a project in conjunction with that. Eliminate Your Mortgage Workshop Pictured are students working on a watercolor activity in a recent art day. introduction only. We’ll show you how to pay off your mort- • Rose Springs Elementary (5349 N. gage in 1/3 the time. No need to refinance. be nominated to compete for this award. ticipa de nuestras celebraciones religiosas. South Main. Innsbruck Place, Stansbury Park, 435-833- One of our clients saved $104,524.32 in Completed applications must be returned Santa Misa: Sabados 5:30 p.m. Parro quia 9015): Wednesday Oct. 18, 7 p.m. interest, you can too. Results are typical. Erda Planning Meets to the counseling office. Deadline: Nov. 22, de San Barnabas (1784 North Aaron Dr., • Erda Fire Station (2163 W. Erda Way, Imagine, no more mortgage! 60 South Main The Erda Township Planning Commission 2006. Tooele). Padre: Pablo Ramos 882-4721 or by Golden Garden, 435-843-9556): Thursday Street #1. Oct. 26, 7 p.m. 882-0355 or curtis. will hold a public hearing on Oct. 25 at 7 pm 801-968-2731. Oct. 19, 7 p.m. [email protected] in the Tooele County Courthouse audito- Churches • GHS (155 E Cherry, 884-4500): Tuesday rium, 47 South Main Street. Library Oct. 24, 7 p.m. Small Business Group Meets • Lake Point Fire Station (1540 Sunset Rd, The Shop Tooele Small Business Alliance 801-250-0162): Oct. 26, 7 p.m. Single Adults Luncheon Stansbury will meet on Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. at The Luncheon and entertainment will be pro- • Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School (2152 Donated Books Home Touch. The Home Touch and Charter vided for all singles on Sat. Oct. 21 at 1 p.m. The friends of the library would like to N. 400 W., Tooele): Thursday, Nov. 2, Last Funding are our featured businesses this Please join us at Tooele North Stake Center, thank everyone who donated books aided in chance to meet the candidates, 5 p.m. recep- Phone Directory is Back month. Join us for networking, doorprizes 583 North 270 East. All singles invited to join our previous sale. If you are more comfort- tion, 7 p.m. hear from the candidates, 8 p.m. The SPCA is currently compliling our com- and fun. us for food, fun and friendship. able reading “large print books” you will be questions and answers, Adjourn by 9 p.m. munity phone directory. If you wish for your information to not be included please call Learn Real Estate Single Adults Fireside pleased to know we have purchased some 882-3383 or e-mail SPCommAssoc@hotmail. Tooele Real Estate Investors Group meet- Adult singles fireside will be at the Tooele for the Library’s collection and we invite Tooele com by Nov. 1. After this deadline we will ing, 7 p.m. Call or e-mail for location. This is South Stake Center on Oct. 22, 2006, at 6 p.m. you to come in and check them out. We also assume you wish to be included. for real estate investors or those who want Guest speaker will be Scott Poulson. bought several hundred dollars worth of new Help Children Read to be. Share ideas and learn ways to improve Halloween Prayer books and tapes for your enjoyment. Open House the bottom line in real estate investing. Also The Children’s Justice Center will be hav- Stansbury Park Elementary desperately Worship Christ on Halloween. Celebrate Play Detective open to those that offer complementing Who would want the star of the high ing an open house on Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. needs volunteers to tutor struggling readers. Halloween the Christian way. The Tooele services to the investor. Guest speakers each school soccer team dead? Detectives grades - 2 p.m. to celebrate 10 years of providing a If you have 1 to 2 extra hours a week and First Lutheran Church will be having a month. 435-882-0355 Curtis 801-205-1700 6-12 meet at Tooele City Library 6-7:30 p.m. safe and warm place for children to tell their enjoy helping children, please call Sue or Liz Halloween prayer and blessing service on [email protected]. Oct.19 to solve the mystery “Death Gets a stories. Public is welcome so please join for at 833-1968. Training in the STAR Reading Oct. 31 at 5 p.m. Bring your kids in costume Red Card.” Investigate the crime scene and fun, refreshments and a free tour. program would be provided. for a blessing before they go trick-or-treat- carefully examine the evidence in order to Farm Bureau Banquet Announced Schools ing, located at 7th and Birch in Elton park. All welcome. solve the crime. Tickets at the library. All members of the Tooele County Farm Bureau are invited to attend the annual Messiah Practices Count Worms Meetings Benefit Concert at THS Tooele City Library invites you to join in banquet on Friday, Oct. 27 at 6:30 pm in the This year marks the 32nd year for the sing- Seeing Stars! -a benefit concert, will be our creepy, crawly Halloween fun. For our Firemans Musuem at Deseret Peak Complex. ing of the Messiah. Anyone who would like presented Thursday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in “Worm Invasion” all ages can guess the num- Cost is $7 per person. Call for reserva- Investors Group Meets to sing is welcome to join with us. Soloists, the Tooele High Auditorium. It will feature ber of worms in the jar. Closest to the correct tions: Ernie Matthews @ 884-5057 or Cindy Tooele Real Estate Investors Group meet- tenors, and basses are especially needed. the THS Orchestra and Chamber Strings, amount without going over will win. Each Rydalch @ 882-0335. ing, Oct. 19, 7 p.m. at Edward Jones. This is Come and join the fun as we get ready to put for real estate investors, or those that want to the TJHS Orchestra and the Elementary Friday is a new contest. For more informa- Meet the Author on the Messiah, the third week of December be, to share ideas and learn ways to improve Orchestra, as well as select soloists from at the Tooele High School. Practices are tion call 882-2182. Latter-Day Book in Tooele (986 N. Main the bottom line in real estate investing. Open THS. It will feature pops and light classics, every Sunday night at 7 p.m. at the Skyline Street) will be hosting several authors for Use Your Wits to those that offer complementing services especially movie music. Performers will LDS Chapel, 1100 Skyline Dr. Grab a ticket for our spooky scavenger anyone to come out and meet or have their to the investor. Guest speakers each month. be in costumes for Halloween. Come enjoy hunt held 6 p.m. Oct. 26 and figure out the books signed in the evening on Oct. 20. Turkey Dinner Please call at 882-0355 or call Curtis 801-205- the music and the sights while you support answers to the clues. For more information • 6-7:30 p.m., Annette Lyon, At the Tooele United Methodist Church is hold- 1700 or email at curtis.cook@charterfunding. THS orchestra. Suggested donation is $5 a contact the Tooele City Library at 128 W. Journey’s End ing their annual Turkey Dinner on Nov. 4, com person or $15 a family. Refreshments will Vine St. or call 882-2182. • 6-7:30 p.m., Heather (HB) Moore, also be sold. from 4 to 7 p.m. Adults $7, Seniors 55 and Towards the Promised Land DUP Camp Meeting over and all children K-12 $5. Carry out avail- Bookmobile Story Time • 6:30-8 p.m., Jennie Hansen, The Rush Valley DUP Camp will hold its able. Call in orders to 882-1349, please leave The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, Emerald monthly meeting on Thurs. Oct. 19, at 7 Scholarships leave name, phone number, and number of 429 E Main, Grantsville. Story time will be • 7-8:30 p.m., Kathryn Jenkins, A Father’s p.m. in Stockton at our DUP Museum in the dinners. All dinners need to be picked up held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the Stockton Town Hall. We encourage all mem- by 6 p.m. library is closed. For information call 884- Greatest Gift Horatio Alger • 7:30-9 p.m., Jeff Savage, Dead on Arrival: bers and interested women to attend. 3703. The Horatio Alger Association of Boo-tique Welcomes Shoppers A Shandra Covington Mystery West Desert Meets Distinguished Americans offers a $2,500 Tooele United Methodist Church’s annual West Desert Back County Horseman will Family History Fair scholarship is for 12th graders who demon- Fall boo-tique is Friday and Saturday, Oct. hold their monthly meetingon Mon. Oct. 23, Adult Ed The 2006 Tooele Valley Regional Family strate financial need, and have shown integri- 20-21, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Come by and at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County courthouse. History Fair will be held on Saturday, Nov. ty and perserverance in the face of adversity. visit, see old friends and make new ones. Trail problems will be discussed, public 11, at the Tooele East Stake Center, 751 N. Students must commit to pursue a bachelor’s Many exciting things to see and buy. Get GED welcome. Our yearly dues of $15 need to be 520 East, in Tooele. There is no fee to attend degree and be a U.S. citizen. All students who Christians Gather Get your high school diploma this year! turned in that night. this event. However, an optional syllabus ($7 apply will also be considered for a $20,000 Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you All classes required for a high school diplo- for paper or $2 for a CD) is available. You Bid Meeting national scholarship. Applications should to attend our Sunday services at our new ma, adult basic education, GED preparation, must order the syllabus no later than Oct. Stansbury Service Agency invites you to be entered online at “http://www.horatioal- meeting place: Tooele High School on 200 W. word processing, drivers’ education and 22. Please bring your own lunch. Water and attend a pre bid meeting for the grounds ger.org/scholarships” www.horatioalger.org/ Vine St. Worship starts at 10 a.m. and Bible English as a second language are available. snacks will be available throughout the day maintenance contract in Stansbury Park. All scholarships. Deadline: Oct. 30, 2006. classes for all ages is at 11 a.m. Call 435- Register now to graduate — just $25 per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W. and can be at no charge. For more information contact parties interested in bidding are required to Prudential Spirit 224-3392 or check out our Web site at www. Betty Fail at 882-0195. attend a pre bid meeting. Pre bid meetings reached at 833-1994. Classes are for students The Prudential Spriit of Community tooelechristianfellowship.org. will be held on Oct. 27 at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. 18 and over. New AARP Safe Driving Class Awards scholarship is for 11th and 12th Spanish Services Offered at the Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 Country Club, Mountain West Medical Center, Senior graders who have been involved with com- The Episcopal Church of St. Barnabas Learn PhotoShop Elements 2 Stansbury Park. The bid closing will be on Circle, is sponsoring the new AARP driving munity service over the past year. You will invites everyone to the Spanish services Tooele Adult Education will sponsor a Nov. 1 at 3 p.m., all bids must be received course on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19 and have the chance of receiving $6,000, a medal- every Saturday at 5:30 p.m. For information class in what to do with your digital cam- by the Stansbury Service Agency at this 20 from 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Both days lion, and a trip to Washington D.C. This call Padre Romas at 882-4721 or 801-968-2731 era photos using PhotoShop Elements. The time. Please direct any questions regarding required to receive a certificate, which may Scholarship requires writing a few short or call Diconea Irene Rael at 882-2062. class will run Saturday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m. to 12 this invitation to bid to Jeff Terry, General decrease your auto insurance costs for three essays. Applications must be turned into the p.m. Cost is $15. Come in to prepay. Call to Manager, Stansbury Service Agency, 241- Una, Santa, Catolica y Apostolica years. Cost is $10, payable at the first class. counseling office. Deadline: Oct. 31, 2006. register. 0125. La Iglesia Episcopal te da la Bienvenida. All people 55 and over that have a valid Coca-Cola Quienquiera que seas, de dondequiera que Gain Computer Skills driver’s license welcomed. Call 435-843-3690 Redevelopment Meeting The Coca-Cola scholarship is for high vengas, eres bienvenido entre nosotros. A The Tooele Adult Education Center for more information and to sign up. Tooele City Redevelopment Agency will school seniors who demonstrate leader- partir del sabado 2 de Septiembre, ven y par- be meeting on Wed. Oct. 18, at 6 p.m. The Helping Four Legged Friends! ship, commitment to community, academic SEE DOINGS ON A9 meeting will be held at the Tooele City Hall Students at Sweet Peas Preschool will col- achievement and part time employment. Council Room located at 90 North Main lect food and supplies for the Tooele Animal Awards for $20,000 and $10,000 will be award- Street, Tooele. DOINGS POLICY Shelter Nov. 1-17. Please help us help the ed. Students must apply online at www.coca- animals. Call Patty Rebujio at 435-882-5737 Grantsville City Council colascholars.org. Deadline: Oct.31, 2006. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Melissa Warner at the newspaper to have a box dropped off at your office Grantsville City Council will hold its regu- Toyota Community Scholars at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. The “Doings or store between Oct. 24-27. Boxes will be lar meeting Wed. Oct. 18,at 429 E. Main, The Toyota Community Scholars program Around the Valley” section is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic picked up Nov. 17 and delivered to the shel- Grantsville, beginning at 7 p.m. awards scholarships up to $20,000 to high clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising ter Nov. 20. The shelter needs dry dog and Country Planning Meets school seniors with a grade point average of department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript- cat food, cat litter and pet blankets. The Tooele County Planning Commission 3.0 or better who have been actively involved Bulletin cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your Fix Pets will hold a meeting on Oct. 18 at 7 pm in the in a service organization or project with the announcement please call the advertising department at 882-0500. Information should be The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Tooele County Courthouse auditorium, 47 school or community. One THS student will delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY October 17, 2006 A9 “Get Rid Of Back Pain Without

Corps League Detachment meeting your life, Alanon can help. My Hoop Surgery Or Medication!” Benefit Drive FREE REPORT Reveals A New FDA Approved Back Pain Doings will be 7 p.m. Oct. 19 at the Tooele A group of USU students are meets Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the County Search and Rescue Bldg., youth room and at 6:30 p.m. in the Relief Secret That Quickly Eliminates Back Pain From continued from page A8 organizing a coat and winter cloth- 245 W. 900 S. ing drive to benefit the local Boys Youth Room at 1784 N Aaron Drive Herniated Discs Without Drugs Or Surgery! Get The FREE VFW Service Session Set and Girls Club. Drop off donations or call Perky at 435-249-0054. REPORT Now! Just Call our Toll-Free 24 Hour FREE is offering a beginning class in A Veterans of Foreign Wars of the at designated area businesses, each Alateen Group Recorded Message at 877-242-0395! Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, U.S. field service officer will be at local elementary school or the USU For Alateen group information, Or, Get This Amazing FREE REPORT By Going to: PowerPoint and Windows. The class the Tooele Workforce Service Center extension campus. More information call 849-1881. www.TooelePainRelief.com/8 will be at the Tooele Adult Education at 305 N Main Street Oct. 20 from or to make a cash donation, contact Center at 76 S. 1000 W. on Tuesday 3-4:30 p.m. to provide a wide range Kaylynn Arthur at 435-830-8031. and Wednesday nights for five of free information and assistance weeks beginning Oct. 17 ending Nov. Craft Fair to all. 22, from 6-9 p.m. Adults currently Tooele Kiwanis club will hold its enrolled at the education center pay third annual craft fair on Nov. 4. $25. Community participants pay Groups Club is accepting applications for ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay $55. vendors. More information, contact pm pm Call 833-1994 for more information. Jennifer Swan at 882-4869 or email at Wednesday, October 25th • 3 & 7 Pre-registration required. Dinner Cruise [email protected]. English as a Second Language Twenty Wells (Grantsville) chap- Weight Loss Support TFCU Main Branch – 562 North Main ter of the SUP is planning a dinner ESOL conversational classes are TOPS: Take off Pounds Sensibly cruise on the Great Salt Lake on Please call 435-833-7200 or 800-662-9522 held Monday and Thursday from is accepting new members. Check October 26th. We will be meeting 7-9 p.m. ESOL students may come us out at Tooele Senior Center, 59 E to reserve your place. (Limited seating available.) at the marina at 6 p.m. Cost is $32 any time the center is open for indi- Vine, 5 p.m. every Tuesday. Connie per person and paid reservations Frank Mohlman, a local attorney providing Estate Planning services for over vidualized study with our software 850-8174 or Marylou 830-1150. must be received by Oct. 17. Please programs and textbooks. Book fee is 28 years, will discuss: contact Dave Jefferies (884-6989) or $25 per Semester. Craig Anderson (884-3259). All are • Wills What is the difference between a Will and a Trust? Learn to Upholster invited. Recovery What will happen to my minor children upon my Utah State University Extension is Elks Dinner offering an evening upholstery class death? Do I need a Will? A benefit dinner will be served Oct. 10-20, from 5-9 p.m. The cost of Kick Drug Habit at the Elks lodge on Mon. Oct. 23, • Probate What is this court proceeding? How can I transfer my the class is $55, plus supplies. Due A 12-Step Addiction Recovery from 6 to 8 p.m. Dinners will consist to the tremendous response to this Program for addictive/compulsive assets out side a probate proceeding? of roast pork, potatoes and gravy, class and limited class size, we must behavior, run by LDS Social Services dressing, rolls, veggies, and desert. • Living Trust Can a living trust simplify the transfer of my assets to have your $55 class fee paid when in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new Cost is $5 per plate. Public is wel- you register in order to reserve your members and everyone. my heirs? come, take out will be available. spot. Registrations are now being • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S 900 Take a night off, let the Elks do the Mr. Mohlman will be offering a free consultation to those attending the taken at the Extension Office, 151 West, Tooele, Room 118. cooking. All proceeds go to charity, N Main Street, Tooele. Call Patty at • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. Seminar. for information call 882-2408. 843-2350 for more information. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8. Eagles Auxiliary Castaways AA Meets Sponsored by The Eagles Auxiliary #164 will Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous Seniors host the Utah State Eagles Auxiliary meets Monday-Saturday at Noon and on Monday, Oct. 23. A halogen theme Friday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas is on tap. Dinner will be served at 7 Center, 1784 N Aaron Drive, Tooele Grantsville Seniors p.m. and meeting will start at 8 p.m. — open, mixed, non-smoking, The Grantsville Senior Center can All sisters are invited to attend this wheelchair access. Nursery avail- be reached at 884-3446. activity and support the Utah State able Monday-Friday; adults only • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch Auxiliary. Saturday. The Tooele at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Eagles Sunday Football Overeaters Group Meets • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 Come to the Eagles on Sunday for Overeaters Anonymous meets a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch a fun day of football. The hall opens Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. All are wel- at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. for business at noon. Come for food, come at St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N Education Association • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. drinks, and fun. Aaron Drive, Tooele (Youth Room). breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. Eagles Kids Halloween Party Call Perky at 435-249-0054 or leave endorses Jim Gowans for Bunko message. • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 The Eagles will have a Halloween a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- party for all kids on Saturday, Oct. Tooele AA Meets Daily State Representative. ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood 28, from 1-3 p.m. Costumes are Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo optional. Hot dogs will be served meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at and games will be played. The public 1120 W Utah Avenue. Call 882-7358 noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. is invited. for information. • Everyday puzzles, pool, social Eagles Halloween Party Dealer’s Choice AA Meets This candidate is a great supporter Tooele Seniors The Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary Dealer’s Choice AA meeting will The Tooele County Senior Citizen will host a Halloween party for its be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at the Center can be reached at 882-2870. members and guests at 7 p.m. on United Methodist Church, 78 E Utah of our children and education. The Center is for the enjoyment of Sat., Oct. 28. Get your costumes on Avenue. Call 224-4364 to get direc- all Senior Citizens 55 years young and come out for a scary, freaky, tions or information. and up. good time. Prizes will be given for Feeling Trapped? • Mondays – Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; the best costume. Judging will be If someone’s drinking is affecting Bridge 10 a.m.; Lunch 12–1 p.m.; Line at 9 p.m. A taco bar will be on the Dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. menu for $5 per person. Karaoke is • Tuesdays – Lunch 12–1 p.m.; also available. Pinochle 1 p.m. Line Dancing 1 p.m. MOMS Club Open House Please give • Wednesdays – Breakfast 9 a.m.– The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley, 12 p.m.; Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Ceramics a support group for stay at home 1 p.m. moms, is hosting an open house. All him your vote • Thursdays – Pinochle 9 a.m.; mothers in the Tooele Valley area Lunch 12–1 p.m.; Bridge 12:45 p.m.; are invited to attend in order to Canasta/Other Games 1 p.m. meet other moms in the area and on Tuesday! • Fridays – Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; to find out more about the MOMS Bingo 1 p.m.; Dinner 4–5:30 p.m.; club at Buddy’s entertainment center Dancing 6–8 p.m. located at 1111 N 200 East (behind • Oct. 19 & 20 - AARP Safe Driving the Ford dealership) on Oct. 27, from Nov. 7th Class, 12:30–4:30 p.m., Mountain 9:30-11:30 a.m. Snacks are being West Medical Center provided, free of charge. Kids are • Oct. 20 – Wayne Jones welcome at all MOMS club events. • Oct. 24 - Blood Pressure Clinic, Crafts for kids will be provided. Call Follow-up 11 a.m.–1 p.m. JoAnna at 435-884-6644 or email������ ��� • Oct. 25 - Flu Shots, 1–5 p.m. [email protected] if you have • Oct. 27 – Ahlstroms Halloween any questions about the club or want Costume Dance to RSVP. ������ • Seeking Friday Night Caregiver Guide Class � � � ������������ � � � � � Entertainment after dinner. If inter- Do you care for a family member ested, call the Center. or friend who is aging, chronically • Looking for a Piano Player for ill, has disability, or mental illness? Paid for by the Tooele Education Association the Tooele Senior Band - Volunteer The new UCARE caregiver guide Position. classes provide hands-on training on • Volunteer Drivers for Senior a range of topics to help you. Our Center “Short Trips”. Apply with next meeting “When your loved one Rose or Joyce at the Center. CDL has Alzheimer’s or Dementia” will Not Required. be held at Tooele Senior Citizens MountainMountain WestWest PediatricsPediatrics Senior Circle, MWMC Center, 59 E. Vine St. Tuesday, Oct. Patients, Parents, and Pediatricians: A Partnership in Your Child’s Healthcare Senior Circle is for those over 50 24, at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 served. Sign up now for these free for a membership form and to RSVP courses by calling Dee Askerlund for all activities except exercise and at Mountain West Home Health and Dr.Dr. JimJim Gould,Gould, MDMD water aerobics. Hospice at 882-4163 or Coy Reynolds • Hinges and Twinges (water or Barbara McFarland at Harmony aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and Home Health and Hospice at 435- AndAnd Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic 224-2599. Center, $2.50. Participants Needed • Body Instincts (stretching, Join the Boys and Girls club of BryanBryan Ditty,Ditty, PA-CPA-C toning) — Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at greater Salt Lake/Grantsville site for Pinnacle Therapy, 29 S. Main. a Halloween Olympics. Saturday, 196 East 2000 North • Oct. 18 – Wellness Luncheon at Oct. 21, 1-3 p.m. for ages 6-12. We 11 a.m. in MWMC classrooms. Becky will have pumpkin bowling, mask NEW Suite 110 Crowther, RD will present “Eating making, beanbag toss, and much for Prevention: Power Nutrients to more. Free memberships for Boys Extended Tooele, Utah 84074 Maximize Health.” and Girls club on the 21st only. Evening & (Behind Mountain West Medical Center) • Oct. 19-20 – AARP Driving Teen Center Opening Course 12:30-5 p.m. in the MWMC Weekend classrooms. Cost is $10. The Boys and Girls Club of greater M-F 9 am-10 pm • Oct. 20 – Senior Expo/ Salt Lake is excited to announce the Hours! Thanksgiving Point gardens day trip opening of our Teen Center, located Sat 11 am-10 pm costs $20. at 102 N. 7th St., open Tuesday- Sun 1 pm-10 pm • Oct. 23 – Knotty Knitters at 10 Thursday from 3-7 pm for all youth in junior high school. Come check a.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Bring • After-Hours & Urgent-Care Needs projects to share. us out! • Oct. 24 – Birthday Bingo at 5 Ladies Yoga Class • Preventative Care: Well Checks & Physicals p.m. Wear a costume or pay $3. Free ladies yoga classes every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 a.m. The • Teens and Adolescents classes are held at the church on the Veterans corner of 1000 North and Broadway. • Accepting New Patients (435) 843-8380 All ladies are welcome to have fun, • Most Insurances Accepted! Walk-Ins Welcome After 6pm and Weekends Marine Corps League get in shape, stretch and relax. For Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine information call Connie at 882-6667. Partners and Neighbors- Making a Difference in Our Community! A10 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines Lady Mustangs Pitcher’s sudden seize Region 18 death a wake-up harrier crown

call for Yankees by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Dugway was dominant of the Region 18 cross country ranks for over a decade. was 13 years old in But two years ago, both the Lady June of 2002 when Mustangs and Dugway boys teams failed I sat at my couch to to capture league harrier crowns for the Iwatch a Saturday first time since the mid-1990s. baseball game between the Dugway regrouped last year to seize the St. Louis Cardinals and the region girls team crown, thanks to excel- Chicago Cubs. Frustrated lent scoring depth by the Lady Mustangs by a short delay, I was squad, and the local squad defended surprised to see a flour- its region title in impressive fashion ish of Cubs players Steve Wednesday at Dugway High and earned a accompanying Cardinals Schwartzman valuable berth in the Class 1A State Cross manager Tony LaRussa GUEST COLUMNIST Country championships, Wednesday at as Cub player Joe Girardi Sugarhouse Park. somberly rose to a Wrigley The Class 1A Girls cross country race Field microphone and begins at 11:30 a.m. while the Dugway exclaimed “due to a tragedy in the Cardinal boys begin state action at noon. family, today’s game has been canceled.” I C.J. Mathews, Morgyn Broadhead, Anna was later shocked to discover that they were McCarty, Sherilyn Pianar, Chelsea Moffett speaking of the sudden death of pitcher Darryl and Jessica Nichols all provided excellent Kile. times to steer the local squad to the region The entire week following Kile’s death, team crown and earn a berth in state I paid close attention to everything that action this week. occurred within the Cardinals organization, The Dugway boys were nipped by region along with Major League Baseball itself. Tears rival Wasatch Academy, 25 to 32, for the were shed, heartfelt thoughts were given, and team crown for the second year in a row. a devastated wife and children who tragically Mustang tandem Landon Wilkins and lost a husband and father were surrounded by Morgan Kartchner battled to second- and an entire organization of friends and family third-place finishes in the individual race who gave at least a small amount of love and and Dakota Woolett provided a fifth-place support. During this week I was filled with photography/Troy Boman as well. Zach James, Jake Davis, Garrett many reminiscent thoughts, none of them, Tooele’s Jon Lee powers his way to the Region 11 individual boys title Wednesday while coach Randy Quarez Hensley, James Dettle and Nate Lundy all however, about baseball. (left) gives the harrier encouragement during the run at Salt Lake City’s Cottonwood Complex. The Tooele, helped Dugway in the team standings as That same type of week has just begun for Grantsville and Dugway cross country teams, both boys and girls, will compete Wednesday in state action at well with determined performances. Sugarhouse Park. Melanie Lidle, wife of late New York Yankee Dugway Coach George Bruce said he pitcher Cory Lidle. was pleased with both of his team’s over- Just over a week ago, Lidle was booed and all performance in the Region 18 harrier heckled by Detroit Tiger fans, and many anti- races at DHS. Yankee baseball fans alike, in game four of the Buffs, Cowboys qualify for 3A meet “I was happy the girls ran together as ALDS as he relieved for just over an inning for a team,” he stated. “They are close-knit Jaret Wright. Now, Lidle isn’t an enemy from and a great bunch of girls. I couldn’t ask by Steve Schwartzman and Amie Farley (21st) powered Tooele to a third- the Yankee empire, or even any form of athlete for more. They have been running for a place team finish in the Region 11 girls race and state for that matter, but, as anyone in the MLB CORRESPONDENT month and getting in shape for region and berth. Ogden won the region team title with 33 points, organization would say, a lost member of the Tooele has ran well over the past few years in the they really came through. I’m really proud while Logan (55), Tooele (65) and Grantsville (106) baseball family. Region 11 ranks, but for one reason or another, the of them. followed with second-through-fourth places in the Lidle was killed last Wednesday in New Lady Buffs fell just a few places or seconds short of “If we didn’t have one of our of top final team standings and state berths. The Cowgirls York, when his single-engine airplane crashed qualifying their entire team for the Class 3A State three runners cramp up, we probably win edged Ben Lomond (107) by one point for a coveted into a Manhattan building just before a sched- Cross Country Championsips at Sugarhouse Park. region in the boys as well,” he added. “It post-season berth. uled NLCS game. This year, the Lady Buffs were not to be denied and was that close. But all of the boys really Jessica Collings paved the way for the Cowgirls Much like during the passing of Kile, the last Wednesday Tooele finally achieved their goal. put forth the effort and really worked hard Yankees organization, especially owner George Morgan Palmer powered the squad with a sixth- berth at seventh place, while teammates Michelle Steinbrenner, shouldn’t be thinking at all place time, while Lady Buff teammates Renee Adams about baseball. Thats right, not about Alex (11th), Jenni Torgerson (12th), Mykensie Kiser (15th) SEE QUALIFY PAGE A11 SEE CROWN PAGE A11 Rodriguez, not about a $200 million, not even about mowing the lawn at Yankee Stadium, but about how they lost a member of their New York Yankee family. They ought to think about Cowboys clinch berth a widowed woman and her young son and how they can aid in the loss of a parent and husband. Steinbrenner must now look past his with win over Tigers team and his money, at least for now, and look at his heart and the hearts of all who were connected with and loved Cory Lidle. by Nick Drake It is times like these when I consider that SPORTS EDITOR it may have been a mixed blessing that the Grantsville knew the importance of Wednesday’s game Yankees indeed were eliminated. I under- against region rival Ogden. stand that it is never fun to lose, however, Win, and the Cowboys were in the Class 3A State football imagine what an event like this would do to championships. an organization or even the baseball world. Lose, and Grantsville would be fighting for their post-season The amount of stress and pain resulting lives in the regular season finale against a very talented Tooele ffrom the loss of Lidle would only double squad Friday. if in the heat of competition. Now we can And for the Cowboys, the latter was not an option. Ryan Butler bolted for three touchdown runs in the first SEE SUDDEN PAGE A11 half to spot Grantsville the early lead and teammates Michael Copeland and Michael Watson joined in the scoring party with scoring gallops in the final half of action to lead the Cowboys to a decisive 37-14 victory at Ogden Sports Wrap Meanwhile, place kicker T.J. Edinger drilled a 22-yard field goal and connected on four of five PATs to lift Grantsville to the lopsided victory. GHS golf meet slated The win assures Grantsville of a state tournament berth. Grantsville High golf and girls basket- The victory was the Cowboys second straight and levels the ball programs have scheduled the second team’s region mark to 2-2 headed into Friday’s region finale annual golf fund-raiser Saturday, Oct. 21 at against Tooele on the Buffs home field at 7 p.m. Stansbury Park Golf Course. The victory coupled with Tooele’s 20-14 loss to undefeated Team format is four-man scramble with Bear River pits the two Tooele County teams against one anoth- a shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. Entry fee is $40 er for third and fourth place seeds from Region 11 into the Class per player. Teams are needed. If interested 3A State Football championships, beginning Oct. 27-28 at home in playing and do not have a team or want fields of the higher seeds. Regardless of Friday’s outcome, both photography/Troy Boman to register a team, please contact Jimmy at the Buffs and Cowboys hit the road next week for state playoff Tooele’s Nic Gochis (left) converges on Bear River quarterback Tyson Rasmussen to force 435-224-3033 before entry deadline Friday games against higher seeded teams on their fields. a pitch in Wednesday’s game at THS. The Bears upended the Buffs 20-14 in the gridiron at 5 p.m. Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said his team did just game. Tooele Jr. Jazz enough to get the road victory and clinch another post-season Tooele’s Junior Jazz Youth Basketball berth. program will be opening a Competition “We got it done,” he said. “It wasn’t our best overall perfor- Bears edge past Buffs, 20-14 League to accompany their traditional mance. But we did what we had to do to beat a dangerous team Recreational League. at their place. We had a very productive day offensively but it could have been and should have been much more productive. All players who want to travel to Salt by Nick Drake needed and held on for a hard-fought 20-14 I felt as if we settled for what was easy instead of having great Lake City to compete in the Super Leagues triumph over Tooele on the Buffs home field. execution. Overall we’ll take a win when we can get them.” SPORTS EDITOR can now join the local league and compete Bear River and Tooele knew what was at Bear River outscored Tooele 13-0 in the against top notch and talented players from Grantsville 37 - Ogden 14 stake Wednesday when the two Region 11 final two periods of play to keep its perfect surrounding communities of Grantsville, The Cowboys captured a pivotal league triumph on the road gridiron rivals met at THS. Region 11 football mark intact headed into Dugway, Tooele and Stansbury Park. There Wednesday to clinch a state tournament berth headed into The Bears knew a victory would assure a region title showdown at home with Logan will be grade levels of combined teams Friday’s game at Tooele. the Garland school of at least one home this week. 5th-6th (boys and maybe girls pending The two teams jockeyed for field position throughout most state playoff game and a chance to clinch the The Bears parlayed two scoring gallops numbers) and 7th-8th grade for this first- of the opening period. league football title outright Friday with a from Lendel Jeppesen and a fourth-quar- year program. It wasn’t until midway through the first frame that Grantsville home victory over neighbor Logan. ter romp to paydirt from quarterback Tyson All adults wishing to coach a team will finally grabbed the lead. Butler bolted for a pair of 21 yard runs However, the Buffs knew a triumph over Rasmussen to vault the visiting team from need to apply online by Oct. 27 at the in the first frame as well as carries for eight, nine and 10 to spur the Bears and a Bear River home win over the Garland past their hosts in the game. Tooele Junior Jazz website www.tooelejr- the Cowboy attack. Grizzlies would force a three-way tie and gain Zach Mikesell fired a 63-yard scoring strike jazz.org. Please RSVP or to ask questions The Cowboy senior raced for a 10-yard carry to paydirt to Tooele a share of the region title. to Justin Brady and Trifon Gochis danced in contact Dean at 435-849-2354 or e-mail stake GHS to a 6-0 edge. The two teams put on a fierce battle and for a second-quarter score from a yard out [email protected]. neither team backed down. But it was Bear SEE CLINCH PAGE A11 River that made the pivotal plays when it SEE EDGE PAGE A11 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 A11

was stunting and we knew what However, the visiting squad just Edge was coming, we still missed a lot missed a field goal wide left to continued from page A10 of blocks and we went the wrong keep the game scoreless early in way. There were two times where the affair. running backs looked confused Tooele managed to record 304 and Dorian Cochran provided the or blocked the wrong people. yards in total offense, including two-point conversion to complete Overall we just didn’t execute or 183 yards rushing. Nick Terry the scoring for the Buffs on the we missed blocks. Maybe that is a paved the way for the Buffs with night. credit to Bear River’s aggressive- 86 yards of hard-nosed running on The loss was Tooele’s second ness but we just didn’t play well 11 attempts and Cochran added 36 in less than a week and drops the offensively and we weren’t aggres- yards on seven carries. Mikesell Buffs into a third-place tie with sive enough on defense. It was just connected on four of 16 passes county neighbor Grantsville, both a disappointing performance in a for 121 yards and the touchdown at 2-2. The Buffs are set to host big game.” strike to Brady. the Cowboys Friday at 7 p.m. at Bear River 20 - Tooele 14 Jeppesen led the way for the Tooele High in a battle for the The Bears parlayed a pair of Bears with 112 yards rushing on third- and fourth-place seeds into second-half touchdowns into a 19 attempts and Rasmussen tal- the Class 3A State football tourna- lead and the Bear River defense lied 78 yards on 10 carries on the ment, which begins Oct. 27-28 at held the potent and talented Buff night. home fields. offense scoreless in the second An in-depth story on the results The setback now means Tooele half to help vault the Garland- of last week’s game between Bear must hit the road for the Class based school to a pivotal road vic- River and Tooele will be published 3A State Football championships tory Wednesday at Tooele High. in Thursday’s edition. regardless of Friday’s outcome The two teams featured hard with Grantsville. hitting and run-oriented offenses Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said and the two teams traded punts his team just didn’t execute when If it happens here, early on. it counted in the final half of The Bears attempted to grab read about it here. action. the early lead midway through “We were outexecuted,” he the opening session when Bear said. “Even though Bear River River marched into Buff territory.

Ogden pulled to within 23-14 early in the final Clinch frame when Albright tallied a three-yard scoring continued from page A10 plunge and Sean Holley fired a two-point conversion to Carson Campbell to cut into the deficit. However, Copeland gave Grantsville another big Ogden did manage to counter the GHS score with boost with a dazzling 54-yard scoring scamper to a Tiger tally early in the second period to knot the extend the margin back to 30-14 midway through the game at 6-6. Brandon Albright bolted for a five-yard final frame of the game. photography/Troy Boman Tooele tandem Becky Deleeuw (left) and Corinne Bird (right) squeeze a Grantsville player in the Oct. 5 match scoring scamper but the two-point conversion failed Watson tacked on a stellar three-yard touchdown to keep the game deadlocked. at THS. The Lady Buffs won the match but dropped a 5-0 decision last Tuesday against top ranked Dixie in jaunt late in the contest to conclude the scoring. the Class 3A State tournament in St. George. However, Grantsville answered the Tiger chal- Butler racked up 143 yards rushing on 20 attempts lenge quickly and swiftly to grab control of the and the three touchdown scampers while Copeland contest just before intermission. Copeland sprinted added 130 yards rushing on only six carries and the for a 24-yard run and Butler capped off a Cowboy fourth quarter scoring burst. Watson also added 47 Lady Flyers eliminate Lady Buffs score with a 16-yard dance to paydirt and Edinger yards rushing in seven attempts as well. Grantsville drilled the PAT for a 13-6 cushion midway through tallied 329 yards rushing on 38 carries. the second period. Craig Harrison connected on five of nine passes by Nick Drake of goals while Kalehua Harward, the season and they are legitimate. The Cowboy defense stymied the Tiger attack and for 110 yards, including a pair of tosses to Butler for SPORTS EDITOR Mikkel Griffin and Jordyn We dug ourselves too big of a hole gave the ball back to the GHS offense just minutes 41 yards on the night. Josh Childs also hauled in a Tooele has just missed the Class Huchinson produced a tally each to climb out of against a quality later. pass for 20 yards and Copeland caught a Harrison 3A State Girls Soccer tournament to spearhead the Flyers state tour- team like Dixie. We played well in Watson and Copeland each logged the pigskin for pass for 49 yards as well. by one victory over the past three ney victory. The top ranked Flyers the second-half but we just didn’t pivotal runs during the Cowboys’ march toward the Ogden could only muster 221 yards in total offense, seasons. advanced into quarterfinal action take advantage of our opportuni- end zone. Watson raced for gains of seven, five and 170 yards rushing and 51 passing. Finally after a three-year hiatus, against Tooele’s Region 11 rival ties in the game. It was a disap- nine while Copeland tacked on a 12-yard carry as Brayden Fisher spearheaded the stingy Cowboy Tooele captured the elusive post- Bear River and handed the Lady pointing loss. well. Butler also added runs of 12, 21 and finally a defense with 10 tackles, including a pair of sacks and season berth with a pivotal victory Bears a 4-0 setback as well. “We knew they would be a good seven-yard scoring burst to give GHS a 20-6 intermis- a fumble recovery in the third period. Meanwhile, over Ben Lomond just a couple of Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox said team after winning their region, sion advantage. Josh Childs, Quade Drewery, Butler, Garett Giles, weeks ago. his team just didn’t play up to its which is a good region,” he added. Grantsville could only muster a 22-yard field goal Watson, Harrison, Austin Killpack, Jason Clark, However, Dixie spoiled Tooele’s potential in the contest. “We felt we should have given by Edinger in the third quarter to extend the margin Austin Gumucio, Dustin Durfee, Jace Hart, Alex brief state tournament stay last “We just didn’t show up ready them a better game. Minus a cou- to 23-6. Watson carried the ball for key five and 18 Childs, Dalton Checketts, William Riches and Dalton Tuesday with a 5-0 triumph over to play and they are a great team ple of key mistakes on our part, yard bursts and Copeland tacked on a 36-yard run Barney all produced multiple tackles on the night for the Lady Buffs in St. George. and took full advantage of it,” he the game could and should have as well. the Cowboy defense. McCall Rynearson fired in a pair noted. “They only have one loss on been more respectable.”

ish of 29:01. Dugway foursome act as a brotherhood willing to Crown C.J. Mathews (29:19), Chelsea Sudden tighten together yet again and Moffett (30:09), Jessica Nichols continued from page A10 move as “one” into the future. It continued from page A10 may not be trading Rodriguez or (32:11) and Morgyn Broadhead focus simply on looking back spending millions on an all-star to try to win the region title. (32:13) took eight through 11th at the life of a great athlete pitcher, but it just ma be the I think we’ll run well at state. place, respectively, to power and friend and not the terrify- morale that has always given the We’re hoping for a top five the Lady Mustangs to the ing struggle to move on that has Bornx Bombers success. team finish.” region crown. occured in past events (i.e the But of course, this past week’s In the boys, Wasatch Region results San Francisco earthquake dur- focus was not about success, but Academy’s Elijah Romo led The Mustang girls and ing the 1987 World Series). a loss. A loss that has fronzen all runners with a powerful This in itself may be some- boys teams turned in stellar many hopeful hearts, and has time of 19:05 to win the indi- thing to aid the Yankees in their and strong individual per- made baseball “just a game” yet vidual region crown. Dugway’s montage of problems as well. formances to spearhead the again. local cross country squad to Landon Wilkins spurred the After Sept.11, 2001, no two Cory Lidle was 34 years old, state berths Wednesday at the Mustang squad with a second- people know more about get- he is survived by his wfe Melanie Region 18 Cross Country meet place finish of 20:04 and team- ting a team and a general pub- and 6-year-old son Christopher. at Dugway. mate Morgan Kartchner was lic through a trying time than His final living game ended in Dugway claimed first place right behind with a bronze fin- George Steinbrenner and Joe groundout, but for a man who in the girls region ranks for ish of 20:05 to earn third place Torre. Both Steinbrenner and the second-straight season and Torre know that much of what loved airplanes, he would be overall. Wasatch Academy duo happy to say that his life ended the 12th time in the past 14 Ben Fischer (20:47) and Chase got the Yankess to the 2001 Worlds Series was the way the in the air. campaigns. Larson (20:54) grabbed fourth team came together closely sa a With that epitaph in mind, Wasatch Academy’s Sayde and fifth place times while team after te 9/11 attacks. With hopefully the Yankees will come Price paced the Region 18 girls Dugway’s Dakota Woolett took pack with a top time of 23:49 the sudden death of Lidle, this to see that a life like Lidle’s was sixth place overall at 22:07. while Lady Tiger tandem Kayla same effect must occur for this worth much more than $200 mil- Tiger trio Kunsang Gyurme Timm and Laura Wright fol- team to function. They need to lion. (22:15), Gilberto Corona (22:21) lowed in second and third place with times of 25:26 and 25:41, and Fabian Schmidt (23:12) fin- respectively. Dugway’s Anna ished in seventh through ninth Pet of the Week McCarty powered her way to a place and Zach James claimed fourth-place finish of 25:59 and 10th place at 23:28. Mustang West Desert’s Hannah Allred trio Jake Davis (24:15), Garrett followed in fifth place at 27:25. Hensley (24:33) and James photography/Troy Boman Dugway’s Sherilyn Pianar took Dettle (25:59) battled to 11th Grantsville’s Dana Humke bolts across the Cottonwood Complex cross sixth place at 28:23 and West through 13th place overall and country course last Wednesday in the Region 11 meet. The Cowgirls Deseret’s Rachael Stagg gar- Nate Lundy also powered his and Lady Buffs will each compete in the Class 3A State Cross Country nered seventh place with a fin- way for Dugway as well. Championships this Wednesday at Sugarhouse Park.

while the Buffs and Cowboy squads compete champ Ogden (33). Qualify in the Class 3A boys at 2 p.m. Cowgirls qualify in fourth continued from page A10 Lady buffs clinch rare state berth The Cowgirl squad just claimed the fourth THS sophomore Morgan Palmer finished (106) and final state berth from the region Meredith (18th), Crystal Weber (23rd), Dana sixth overall in 20:16.1 in a leading effort to meet by a mere one point over fifth-place Ben Humke (28th) and Sara Beazer (30th) all aid in leading the THS lady runners to a much- Lomond (107). Grantsville was led by junior helped Grantsville qualify for state Wednesday aspired state berth last Wednesday at the Jessica Collings who placed seventh overall at Sugarhouse Park. Cottonwood Complex in Salt Lake City. in 20:27.5. Meanwhile, Tooele’s Jon Lee captured the Sophomores Renee Adams (20:34.6) and Freshman Michelle Meredith and junior Region 11 individual region crown and the Buff Jennii Torgenson (21:16.4) battled to 11th and Crystal Weber placed 18th and 23rd with boys seized their third-consecutive state berth 12th overall and enhanced the team effort with times of 21:51.2 and 22:20.9, while senior placing in fourth place with a team score of 76, strong individual performances. Dana Humke (22:55.8) placed 28th overall. The just behind Grantsville (62), Ogden (54) and “Our girls just ran incredibly,” noted Coach GHS trio of sophomore Sara Beazer (23:11.4), Quarez. “We finally made it, and they all had a junior Alyssa Roberts (23:18.6), and sopho- Bear River (48). Junior Justin Christopherson Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be finished 10th overall with a time of 17:12.4, fol- great performances out there.” more Rachel Topham (23:37.3) seized 31st required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. lowed by sophomore Sam Mitchell (17:54.2) Coach Quarez, who has led his girls to their through 33rd places, respectively. Shelters are only required to hold animals for and junior Gilbert Nichols (18:00.1) finish- first state berth during his coaching reign, Coach Allen believes his girls’ success came ing 20th and 21st respectively. Junior Talon said he was proud of the entire team’s effort. from perseverance. three days before they are euthanized. Hughes journeyed to a time of 18:11.2, plac- Freshman Mykensie Kiser finished 15th with a “They proved that no matter what you think For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals ing him in 24th, and the tandem of senior time of 21:36.5 and junior Amie Farley (22:14.5), you can do, if you keep at it you’ll gain better available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Race Warburton (18:36.2) and junior Ben Kiser sophomore Kathryn Beckstead (22:37.2) and success,” he stated. “They kept pushing and it 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. (18:58.2) placed 30th and 35th. junior Tiffany Caldwell (23:52.2) finished 21st, all worked out.” 25th, and 33rd respectively. Allen also said that his team achieving both Trevor Cox (sixth), Ian Anderson (ninth), Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Chris Steele (14th), Marty Rueckert (16th) and Quarez expects his girls to compete well at boys and girls to qualify for state has been Brian Peterson (17th) powered the Cowboys state next week. wrought from their attitude, squad to a third-place region finish and state “I see a lot of good things out of these girls,” “I can’t be more proud of their perfor- Tooele Veterinary berth in the state championships. says Quarez. “They just need to relax and enjoy mance,” said Allen. “But seeing them out there Clinic The Class 3A girls championship runs, it.” with smiles on their faces, really wanting to be including Tooele and Grantsville High, begin The Tooele girls placed third overall (65) there, and how they care about each other, that 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 at 1:30 p.m. at Sugarhouse Park Wednesday, just behind runner-up Logan (55) and region is where it all comes from.” A12 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 Constitution candidate Bodine offers views on county issues Are you in support of it would have a very positive government make to prepare approving additional devel- EnergySolutions’ most recent impact upon the county gov- for the potential or even- opments in an area where the application to expand its stor- ernment’s budget and thus each tual closing of the Deseret infrastructure is already taxed age capacity? Would you sup- citizen’s tax burden. Chemical Depot? near its limits. With that said, port EnergySolutions in an However, the issue of “hotter Bodine: For a community for a strategic view of that area, effort to store so-called “hotter waste” is another matter. State leader, the first place to start I would look to promote the waste” at their Tooele site if law mandates that “B” and “C” when presented with the loss of recreational nature of both the they applied to do so? waste are banned from the state. any business within their com- Deseret Peak complex and the Bodine: The hazardous waste This ban was put into effect munity is to talk with the owners Miller Motorsports Park for com- industry of Tooele County is one in 2005 with the support of and operators of the business mercial office space, and con- of the most heavily regulated Envirocare, the Tooele County itself. In this case the owner of vention facility developments to in the state. The information business that had previously the land is the federal govern- the immediate east, north, and that came from multiple sources made the request to store B & ment while the operator of the south of the facilities and, in during the debates surrounding C waste. In reality, I doubt that business is EG&G. It is widely keeping with the Utah Industrial the hazardous waste initiative what a County Commissioner anticipated that once the facility Depot to the southwest, indus- of four years ago, made it clear thinks about this matter would has completed its job, the land trial developments to the west. photography / Troy Boman will be the county’s to do with that this industry segment is also Senior citizens listen to candidates speak Friday. make much difference. The peo- Do you feel Tooele County very environmentally conscien- ple of Utah, and their represen- as it sees fit. That may not be lacks in social services? We tious. Considering the facts of tatives, have spoken loud and the case. Unless and until some do not, for example, have a the current application, I would clear on the matter and I don’t contractual obligation is in place homeless shelter. What ser- and do support their ability to see B and C waste coming to that defines what will take place vices will the county need as expand their current operations. Utah anytime in the foreseeable with the ownership of the land the population grows? The bottom line is that such future. and all other properties on it, it Bodine: Social services are is premature for the Commission expansion would not adversely What sort of consider- a necessary part of every com- to begin debating proper uses of affect our community and that ations should the county munity and Tooele County has the land. Further, if all facilities some great people and organiza- were to be transferred to County tions that do a marvelous job of ownership, it would be wise to providing for those needs. As discuss the potential uses of the County Commissioner, just as I facilities, upon the land, with the do now, I would encourage every people that know those facilities citizen that has the means, time, best: the contractor that cur- or ability to get involved; lend a rently operates them, EG&G. hand; and provide financial sup- What sort of development port to those efforts. I routinely do you envision surrounding Miller Motorsports Park and witness the great and wonderful Deseret Peak Complex? generosity of the people of our Bodine: This question community. I know that charity assumes that the transportation is in the hearts and minds of the and other county support infra- people of Tooele County. County structure surrounding the area Commissioners, working with in question is sufficient to sus- the County department heads 7 pm tain additional development or (particularly the Sheriff) are in that the necessary infrastructure a unique position to witness the would be developed in conjunc- needs of the community and I Tuesday tion with the supported develop- will work with those appropriate ment. In fact, I do not believe organizations and agencies that that the roadways in that area have the ability to provide help. Oct. 24 are sufficient or even appropri- However, I will seek to make ate for the types of crowds those sure that not one penny of tax two facilities themselves have payer money is misappropriated the potential to generate let alone for charitable purposes! Charity adding more potential crowding with other people’s money is not to the mix. Expanding Sheep charity — it is theft. It is wrong. I Lane (2800 West) to become the will not engage in those types of Mid-Valley Highway with access activities. I will leave the money to Interstate-80 would go a long in the hands of those most capa- way to help the situation. But ble of making the right charita- until such becomes a reality, ble decisions — those that earn it is inappropriate to consider that money!

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Metaphor Tree

Iranian artist sacrificed possessions, years to leave his vision in the desert

tah’s Metaphor tree is hard to miss. Soaring 83 feet above the Bonneville Salt Flats, the giant sculpture gives travelers a point of reference as they cross the unrelenting landscape of Interstate-80 between Tooele andU Wendover. Several travel guides have tried to explain Metaphor in on-line sites: “We give some credit to the State of Utah for at least tolerating experiments with environmental comedy,” writes roadsideamerica.com. “Metaphor: The Tree of Utah” can’t be serious. …Near the base of the Tree, there are several fallen “leaves” – large spherical segments intentionally scattered on the salty ground. It’s where your trav- eling companions would pose if this were a tourist attraction instead of a work of art. …One thing – they don’t want people stopping. There is no parking lot or pull-off, and there are “Emergency parking Only” signs along the highway. Fortunately, our emergency happened right there, as it did for another car going in the opposite direction.” Fereydoun Hoveyda wrote in an September 2000 issue of the “The Iranian,” “(artist Karl) Momen has always been intrigued with astronomy. His “tree” represents, in a way, the universe which we are all a definite part.” Art critic Katherine Metcalf is quoted at www. utah.com saying, “...Like Kandinsky in the 1920s, so Momen in the 1980s combines his love of color, circles and cosmic space in a personal hymn to the universe; and like Kandinsky, he is very ‘romantic’ and musical. The inscription on the trunk of the tree is Schiller’s Ode to Joy, as sung in the choral climax of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.” And in a comment on Utah Pictures, Oct. 26, 2003, report of the tree Brian McKeon of Gilroy Calif. writes; “My wife and I drive past this thing once a year on our way to visit my parents in Colorado. The first time it was unexpected and I thought it might just be a creative way to dress up a cell tower, but abandoned that idea when I saw the “peels” on the ground. I always look forward to seeing it. It always makes me wonder “What the heck is this thing and who would put it out here?” thanks for shedding some light Some find it an oddity, a giant joke played on the people of Utah. Others are moved by the starkness of design. But love it or hate it, laugh in derision or smile in delight, the Metaphor tree is bound to get a response from everyone who sees it. And after all, is that not one of the purposes of art?

SEE TREE ON B10 photography / Troy Boman As hot weather eases, it’s time to winterize swamp coolers ow that boon to us and cooled homes at a wintry weather. ing for spring to do that chore. pull it back and close the window. proofing primer paint. Apply a we have considerable savings over central • Remove the louvered padding Removing them now means they • If leaving it out for the winter, second coat if desired. Nreached air conditioning. material holders. Next remove will not harden over the winter cover the unit with a tarp or form- • Clean the loose debris from another If you are one who has used a and discard the used padding and become harder to remove. fitted cover to protect it from the the removed louvered panels October, it is swamp cooler for your summer material. They are much easier Put vinegar or some other form of winter elements. with a wire brush. Prime them as a pretty safe cooling needs, as soon as you are to remove in the fall than in the acid in the bottom of the cooler If your unit is roof mounted, be and apply a finish color coat if bet that the sure you won’t need it anymore spring. to dissolve the mineral buildup. sure to close any and all cooler needed. weather will until next spring, you need to • Drain all the water from the Drain it and gently scrape out the registers whether there is one • Clean and service the water gradually cool winterize it. This is one area that bottom of the cooler. Most swamp lime deposits. Scrape and or wire main outlet or ducting to individ- pump as needed. Consider install- from here on is sometimes procrastinated or coolers have some sort of plug brush the inside water pan and ual rooms. Do not depend on the ing a new squirrel cage belt at in. For many Diane Sagers completely neglected. or overflow pipe in the bottom. remove all debris cooler cover for total protection. this time, if needed. people in this CORRESPONDENT • Unplug the unit. Remove this so that all the water • Once you have cleaned out the If your unit needs more refur- • Oil the squirrel cage and dry desert cli- • Turn off and disconnect the can drain freely. Clean out the rust, scale and other debris, thor- bishment, you may want to con- motor bearings to help prevent mate, a swamp Homefront water line. Blow the water out of tray. oughly dry the tray and inspect it sider these further tasks. rust from forming in the bearings. cooler has the tube so it will not freeze and In the fall, it is wise to clean up for signs of cracking. • Coat the entire interior sur- • Replace pads if desired or opt been a great break the tubing during the icy mineral deposits rather than wait- • If you a have a window unit, faces with an outdoor, metal rust to leave that task for next spring. Tree City Music Service all is a great time to plant trees! eeing Stars! -a benefit concert, tansbury Park Elementary des- FGrantsville street tree applica- Swill be presented Thurs., Oct. Sperately needs volunteers to tions are now available at city hall. 19, at 7 pm in the Tooele High tutor struggling readers. If you have Plant one get one free if you qualify, Auditorium. It will feature the THS 1 to 2 extra hours a week and enjoy Deadline Oct. 18. Orchestra and Chamber Strings, the helping children, please call Sue TJHS Orchestra and the Elementary or Liz at 833-1968. Training in the Orchestra, as well as select solo- STAR Reading program would be ists from THS. It will feature pops provided. and light classics, especially movie music. Performers will be in cos- tumes for Halloween. Come enjoy the music - and the sights- while you support THS orchestra. Suggested donation is $5 a person or $15 a fam- ily. Refreshments will also be sold. B2 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 Tooele High School Band dominates AA competition Cadences, field commander, for- and be in the marching band, and Outstanding Visual Performance at mations, drumline, color guard, pre- the dedication these “kids” have each competition. They competed cision, the dreaded “early band,” shown has paid off this year. in the Mt. Timpanogos Marching and most of all, dedication. These The Tooele High Band has taken Band Competition on Saturday, are words very familiar to the 74 first place in its all its competitions October 7, in Orem, against Roy, members of the Tooele High School so far this year. Not only did the Copper Hills, Bear River, Canyon Marching Band and Majestix. band place first in the competitions, View, Spanish Fork, West Jordan, Dedication is what it takes to run but they also earned the award for Pleasant Grove, Highland, Ogden, and Springville high schools’ march- ing bands. Tooele High was the only band in their division to get a Attention Back Pain Sufferer! Superior rating at the Timpanogos Eliminate Back Pain…Without Drugs Or Surgery! competition. They also competed in FREE Report Reveals The Hidden Truth About How the Rocky Mountain Marching Band To Quickly Get Rid Of Your Back Pain…Even If You Competition at BYU on Tuesday, October 10. At this competition they Have Benn Told You Might Need Surgery. 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FOR TOOELE COUNTY • Experience with Mangione Magic was selected by Intergovernmental Agencies the band last spring to be their field show this year. The show includes a “I can move economic plans for the County trumpet solo by Kaleigh Eaton and forward by tapping into the relationships with state & local leaders. I have worked an alto sax solo by Daniel Gorney. with the business community, economic Under the direction of Marilyn development officials, and others to build Syra and Tami Bird, the band and our economy. With an educated workforce and energetic business community, Majestix have been working on their economic growth will support the services field show since mid-August. Most and amenities we want the County to of the rehearsals have been before provide to citizens while keeping taxes low.” school at 6:00 a.m. on the football Experience field of Tooele High. Neither Syra • Involved in the successful building of nor Bird will take credit for the 13 school buildings. band’s success. Alyssa Trujillo, Donovan Crane and Amber Bird accept the First Place and Best Visual Effects trophies at the • Provided managerial guidance to Syra put it best when she said, Rocky Mountain Marching Band Competition at BYU. district administration for 14 years. Visit • Kept ‘the best interests’ of students in “It’s all the kids,” after the awards Mrs. Syra.” mind while serving the whole county. www.kendallthomas.com ceremony at the Rocky Mountain year practice every morning and If you would like to see the The band has two more com- • Provided fiscal responsibility Band Competition. Much of the afternoon. They are dedicated to Tooele High School Band perform in overseeing the District credit should go to the field com- the group and work very hard to petitions this year. The Davis Cup their award winning field show, Administration’s management of a $90 mander, Donovan Crane. Donovan million dollar district budget – insuring Kendall Thomas accomplish the things that we have. is Tuesday evening at Davis High Mangione Magic, you can attend financial stability. 28 South Sheridan was chosen as the field commander I am very proud of the girls. The School in Kaysville. Their final com- any of the competitions or come to • Attended more than 340 board after auditions last spring. choreography of a field show takes petition is at the Bridgerland Band their Friends and Family Night on meetings & 230 school and community Stockton, UT 84071 The Majestix Guard Captains a lot of time and dedication to learn. 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It was a while (71) DISC Fugitive Strike Force A Haunting “Hidden Terror” (N) Sensing Murder (N) Most Evil “Murderous Women” (CC) Fugitive Strike Force A Haunting “Hidden Terror” back, and Kovac has trouble remember- (518) ENC “Hitch” ››› (2005, Romance-Comedy) Will Smith. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit” ›› (1993) Whoopi Goldberg. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Best Men” ›› (1998) Dean Cain. ’ ‘R’ (CC) XXX: Union ing what he did or didn’t do that day. (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “Encino Man” ›› (1992) Sean Astin. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “My Cousin Vinny” ››› (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Wolf Creek” ›› (2005) John Jarratt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Memoir-Geisha Speaking of remembering, Abby (Maura (561) MAX (5:50) “The Dukes of Hazzard” ›› (2005) (CC) Cont’d (:35) “Major Payne” ›› (1995) Damon Wayans. ‘PG-13’ (:15) “Above the Law” ›› (1988, Drama) Steven Seagal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Wedding Date” ›› (2005) ’ Tierney) goes back to work fearful that (576) SHOW Crash ››› \ (:25) “After Innocence” ››› (2005) ‘NR’ (CC) The Underground The Underground White Boyz Dexter Dexter’s girlfriend has a visitor. “Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power” ›› (2005) ‘R’ (CC) she’s forgotten her medical training. (591) TMC (4:50) “Quiz Show” ››› ’ Cont’d (:05) “Mind the Gap” ›› (2004, Comedy-Drama) Alan King. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “200 Cigarettes” › (1999, Comedy) Ben Affleck. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Permanent Midnight” ››› (1998) TUESDAY October 17, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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It is as simple as STORAGE New alarmed your VHS home mov- SALARIES $28K TO $50K exterior Quality work at furniture at Homebod- calling the Tooele Tran- units available now! ies will become obso- TOMATOES, PUMP- a fair price also drywall ies, 1 North Main script Bulletin at Flying J Inc also offers excellent benefits. Please apply in person at: Many sizes from 5x5 to lete? Have them KINS, and cucumbers phase Call Steve 435- Street, Downtown (435)882-0050 for de- 10x30. Great rates! transferred to DVD for for eating or canning Flying J Travel Plaza & Country Market Restaurant 849-3784 Tooele. Call 882-0650 tails. (Ucan) Very secure! On SR as little as $20. Edit Home Grown Organic in 1605 Saddleback Blvd for details. Place Your Ad: 201 at 7200 West. scenes, add menus Erda 882-2712 PIGGY’S (2) Sows Lake Point, Utah 84074 (801)250-9100 and titles. Consolidate USED WASHER and hampshire cross 200lbs Exit 99 off the I-80 Freeway 882-0050 tapes - put all your WATCH DISH Networt EOE/Drug Test Required for $19.99/mo free Dryer $100 435-224- Plus $50 each 882- Holiday videos onto 2161 6162 Also have free one DVD. Preserve equipment and installa- tion DVR records re- ducks your memories today. WASHER & DRYER winds and reviews Call 843-7626 Kenmore set. Heavy STRAW FOR Sale, $5 www.athomesatellite.co duty, nice condition per bale. Erda 882- m To qualify call At $200 882-7388 801- 5089 Home Satellite 435- Riddles Salvage 520-2983 579-1652 or 866-408- Sporting Goods & Wrecking 4291 Garage, Yard Sales Real cash for You may have just the SELLING YOUR moun- your junk thing someone out of car or truck. HAVING A GARAGE tain bike? Advertise it in town is looking for. SALE? Advertise it in the classifieds. Call • car & trucks Place your classified ad the classifieds. Call 882-0050 • farm equipment in 45 of Utah's newspa- 882-0050 • batteries pers, the cost is $155. • aluminum & copper Lost & Found HELP WANTED For up to 25 words. You Pets 9am - 5pm • Mon - Sat will be reaching a po- FREE Pick-up tential of up to 340,000 FOUND: BLACK & gray Election Judges 884- 3366 households. All you 2 BEAUTIFUL pure white striped tabby kitten on 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville need to do is call the kittens, free to good 10/15/06 near Upland Transcript Bulletin at home. Please call 840- Drive. Call to identify. 882-0050 for full details. 3768 882-1179 3000 WATT Gas Gener- (Mention UCAN) ator never used $350 2 SHIH TZU puppies, 7 LOST MALE Brown and Buck stove wood burn- Furniture & weeks old, 1 male solid white German Short ing with blower $200 Appliances black, 1 female tri color hair Lost by Coleman 882-1075 shots and dewclaws and 4th south area 843- $100 6 PC SOLID Wood bed- $400 each. Call after 5500 65 BUNDLES different room set. Brand new. 5pm if no answer leave color architectural de- per day Never opened. In origi- message 882-2381 Personals sign 30 near shingles, nal boxes 801-831- Donna also lip & ridge. $5 per 0678 bundle. Call WC Hilde- 6 SUGAR Gliders for ALCOHOLIC ANONY- brand Roofing. 882- 65 INCH Big Screen TV, sale plus cage and ac- MOUS meets daily at Contact Marilyn Gillette 2263 Hitach, 3yrs old. Must cessories. Make best noon and 8pm at 1120 sell! Moving. $1800 offer. 843-7737 ask for W Utah Ave. Call 882- CALL TO SCHEDULE obo. (801)514-0608 Lisa. 7358. Tooele County Clerks Offi ce PICKUP of your scrap Radiators, Irrigation COUCH SLEEPER sofa, ADORABLE REGIS- DENISE BROWN Pipe, Aluminum in excellent condition, TERED Beagle Pup- searching for Kevin Wheels, all Copper & solid, navy & red bur- pies. great w/kids males Brown to pursue legal Aluminum Wire. No gandy plaid. Comforta- $375 females $425. action of separation and Steel or Iron. Call 801- ble. $250. obo 884- Dew claws, shots done! is not responsible for 465-9200 or 1-877-764- 0193 or 224-4932 Reserve your before any future debts. 9200 (ucan) they’re gone. 801-599- GIVE A Christmas Gift 0040 843-3148 SELL YOUR computer in she'll love. Cherry the classifieds. Call Sleigh bed. Real wood. 882-0050 Beautiful. 801-831-0678 Place Your Ad: www.tooeletranscript.com B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 17, 2006

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More nician needed to serv- possess good computer least, 10/31/06. to $26.19/hr, now hiring. call John Clark 435- Cars from $500! For ice Tooele County area. skills. Experience with TO APPLY For application and free 884-3938 leave mes- Listings Call 800-366- Tooele County resident Quark Xpress is a plus. Details: Salary: $15.00 per hour Return a completed Tooele City Application to the goverment job informa- sage also 1966 aristo- 9813 x 9972 preferred. Apply at 153 Send five examples of crat nice interior very Work: Full Time Tooele City Human Resource Office, 90 N Main, East 4370 South, Mur- tion, call American As- Days off: Saturday and Sunday Tooele, UT 84074, by Friday, October 20th at 5:00 pm. editing and design clean $1000 obo 1998 PONTIAC Grand ray, Utah. (801)263- sociation of Labor 1- Electronic applications may be obtained from the City work, a resume and Prix Daytona Pace car, 1705 Ask for Steve 913-599-8042, 24 hrs. website at www.tooelecity.org/ cover letter to Editor 1990 30FT Mallard 5th loaoded, low miles How to apply: Apply at Tooele City Hall, 90 Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- emp. serv. or from city hall. Todd Seifert, 275 E. St. wheel travel trailer, very (85,000), excellent con- North Main Street, during normal business tion. Pre-employment drug screen required George Blvd., St. good condition, new dition, $6300. 840-4099 hour at reception desk on 1st floor. - EEO/ADA Employer Subscribe Today 882-0050 George, UT 84770. tires and other extras. or 840-4101 (ucan) $8000. Call 884-3823

THE UTAH ARMY Na- 1997 WILDERNESS 19’ tional Guard Is currently Travel Trailer a/c, Fur- looking for mentally and nace, Awning, Stove, physically tough individ- Fridge/ Freezer, large IMMEDIATE OPENINGS uals who are willing to bathroom. sleeps 5, serve in the Special great condition $4500 Forces. Great training Firm 882-5209 and benefits. If you are at the Wal-Mart interested, please con- 2005 WORK & Play tact: SFC Craig Dowen Toyhauler by Forrest at (435) 833-0928 River. 34’ fifth wheel, black over stainless, THE UTAH ARMY Na- 4000 watt Onan gener- Distribution tional Guard Is currently ator, separate living looking for mentally and area, many upgrades. physically tough individ- Gorgeous! MSRP located in Tooele has an immediate opening for a full-time uals who are willing to $44,840. Sacrifice Center in Grantsville! serve in the Special $29,000. 882-0915 Forces. Great training General Ledger Accounting Clerk and benefits. If you are Motorcycles & Part-Time Schedules Available interested, please con- ATVs tact: SFC Craig Dowen Applicants should have 3-5 years minimum experience of at (435) 833-0928 1978 HONDA Trail 90cc (ucan) high & low range 3/4 re- general ledger accounting. stored, needs key, $750 WABASH OF Utah a obo 882-2336 $12.50/hr to start for T-F • Excel experience required leader in the transporta- • Dependable and organized tion industry is currently 1998 GRIZZLY 600 hiring qualified trailer Oversized tires chrome /hr to start for S,S,M • Mas 200 experience preferred service technicians, wheels with black back- $13.85 multiple shifts available ground, wench and new $3.00/hr raise within 2 1⁄2 years must have own tools, snow plow, low miles, Duties to include but are not limited to: benefits include sick, $4200 obo 435-843- • Accounts Receivable vacation, and holiday 0823 or 801-232-5164 pay, 401k available, on Material Handling Positions • General ledger accounting and reconciliation site training new ag- 2 ATVs.. 2001 Yamaha Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously • Other miscellaneous accounting responsibilities gressive pay plan Fax Bear Tracker, 2000 resume to 801-956- Honda Recon, both 2628 or email resume 250's, green and in to great shape. $4,800 To apply, please visit our Distribution Please send resume to: Human Resources-Acct. obo. 801-541-7133 [email protected] Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. 301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 m 801-978-7970 Or [email protected] 2002 HONDA Shadow TOOELE 1100cc 6000 miles ex- Please include salary history and references TRANSCRIPT Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete BULLETIN cellent condition $5500 Equal Opportunity Employer or offer 882-1075 the Application Process. TUESDAY October 17, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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In 2480sqft, vaulted ceil- $27,000 OBO 435-841- new listings daily. Chris King’s Peak Realty Call 882-0050 Location: 255 Marvista GRANTSVILLE, Wanted Overlake 4bdrm, 3bth, ings, fireplace, main 2000 FORD Explorer, 7467 801-910-2221 or Berna 435-840-5031 Lane, Tooele. Call 882- 2 male roommates to finished basement floor laundry, no smok- Eddie Bauer, fully load- Group 1 Real Estate. ed, 126k miles. $8900 2004 NISSAN Xterra 1036 for more informa- share home with elderly $1100/mo, $500/dep. ing/ pets $1150/mo TOOELETRANSCRIPT obo. 884-0106 830- $18,995 only 9500 tion. gentleman, no smoking. Call 843-1036 $600/dep 801-362-5916 BULLETIN 4431 miles on this cherry, $400/mo includes all keyless, automatic, k/c utilities. Call 884-6878 FURNISHED TOWN- FIRST TIME lights, off road package, Land Mark HOUSE 3-4bdrm, 2bth, STANSBURY 3BDRM, BUYERS way under blue book APARTMENTS GREAT LOCATION! Du- completely furnished 2bth, family room, Call 801-898-0472 or plex, 2bdrm, 1bth, cov- and equipped. Just fenced yard, central air, Why rent when you Grantsville Brick 435-882-7292 Now accepting ered parking, w/d hook- bring your toothbrush. 2 car garage, $950/mo. can own! FREE Rambler. 2 bdrm. ups, $600/mo, deposit Very nice. $1095/mo (435)850-2180 Computerized list of 1 bath, newly IMMACULATE. Excellent applications for required. Call 882-4802 plus deposit. Kara 841- The Kirk homes available with remodeled, central air, Condition, 1992 Mitsu- or (801)209-9318 9888 STANSBURY 4BDRM, Quiet, Quality apartments in a 1, 2, & 3 bedroom no money down. fireplace, nice yard. restored historic structure bishi Montero Low 2bth, large fenced yard, Miles, Dependable, apartments. NEED A roommate for GRANTSVILLE 3bdrm shed, central air, some Email or call for your Available Immediately. $ The Best Places at the Best Prices New Tires, Tuneup, condo in Tooele, 2.5bth 2 car garage pets ok, 2 car garage. FREE REPORT. Great Winter Driving, $500/mo. Private room 2 story $1150/mo Beautiful home. [email protected] 125,000 Completely Furnished Will Sell Quick! 830- & bathroom. Shared 99 North Waterhole Way $1000/mo. (435)850- (435)850-9670. 884-3347 Weekly & Monthly Rates 4413 830-4417 350 West 400 North kitchen, laundry. Utilit- (620 East) 2180 King’s Peak Realty 882-7557 ies included. 850-2175 Davidson Realty (801)466-5078 STANSBURY PARK 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 Trucks QUIET 2BDRM Apart- 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- ment, no smoking, no GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM rage, large yard, Beautiful pets. For further infor- 2bth cottage, 2 car $1000/mo plus deposit GREAT HOMES $500! Trucks/ SUVs from 1 & 2 bedroom mation Please call 882- garage, central air, 435-830-1039 $500! Chevys, Jeeps, 4986 Leave a voice basement. $895/mo. at GREAT PRICES! Fords and More! Police apartments!! message. 399 Utah Drive STANSBURY, 3, 4 and Impounds For Sale, For Completely Remodeled (400 W 400 S) 5bdrm homes, $1000- Listings Call 800-366- NEW fridge, stove, ROOM FOR rent, best Davidson Realty $1300/mo. 843-9883 deal in Tooele, great 9813 x 9973 dishwasher, cabinets, carpet, (801)466-5078 new home, own bath, STANSBURY, near new Absolutely Gorgeous! The w/d, cable, internet, util- GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM 3bdrm, 2 full baths, 1973 CHEVY half ton best value in ALL of Tooele. Short bed 4 wheel drive ities paid. $400/mo. Call 2bth cottage, 2 car double garage, $1150. Non-Smokers Only! Runs good looks rough (801)897-9530 garage, central air, 104 E Shamrock Lane. would make a good No October Rent basement. $895/mo. (801)390-7266 C-21 SLEEPING ROOMS McAffee Mgmt. hunting truck $600 obo (801) 318-4997 383 Utah Drive N ow Renting 435-841-7467 801-910- available, $70 per (400 W 400 S) TOOELE 4BDRM 2bth 2221 260 North 100 East, Tooele week, $10 key deposit, Davidson Realty MOVE IN SPECIALS first and last week- total (801)466-5078 newer home, fenced, Exclusively for Seniors 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 2 AND 3bdrm apart- $150 to move in. 46 N private yard 2 car ga- 784 N. 800 E., TOOELE • $186,000 truck, 4x4 frame & en- ments behind Super Broadway. 882-7605 GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM rage, clean, $1100/mo, plus deposit. John 801- SEND ANY OFFERS! Pet Friendly gine, good tires & great Wal-Mart. On select 2bth Home $800/mo engine (350). Good units $99 moves you TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, $800/dep, No smoking, 916-0101 SELLER MOTIVATED Call for details. trans. New Edlebrock in. Some apartments dishwasher and ac, no carport, fenced yard, TOOELE OVERLAKE pp carb. New Edlebrock in- includes all utilities. smoking/ pets, nice. Call 884-3955 or Townhome 3bdrm, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, 2 family rooms take & manifold. $1300 Swimming pool, hot $600/mo, $300/dep 801-580-5820 1.5bth, single garage, (435)843-0717 obo. (435)840-8790 tub, exercise room, 882-0476 or (801)598- Main floor Laundry. Beautiful clean finished basement, ap- playground, full club- 4348 GRANTSVILLE Large plicances, $875/mo plus home, ready to be lived in. 1985 FORD F-150 runs house. 843-4400 2bdrm 2bth cottage, great, needs front end VALLEY VIEW 2 car garage, security. Great condi- work, low time engine, 2BDRM 1BTH coin op Motel.Call 882-3235. central air, $795/mo. tion! 1957 North 40 $750 435-833-9999 laundry, updated kitch- or 882-7008. Nice, quiet 387 Utah Drive West. Available 10/15. NEW LISTING Home Loans en and bath, dishwash- 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- (400 West 400 South) (435)224-2674 1986 CHEVY 1/2 Ton ette available. Monthly, Davidson Realty er, $600/mo Jim 435- WANT TO Buy, but MODULAR, 1800 SQ FT. Silverado, 4 wheel 850-2374 weekly & daily specials. (801)466-5078 Available drive, V8, good condi- HBO, cable. 585 Can- credit needs repair let $37,500 us help you lease/ op- tion, $1900 obo. Call 2BDRM 1BTH Private yon Rd, Tooele. HOME FOR Rent in tion to buy a home. • FHA • VA • Refi nance 228-8093 or 801-635- yard, Starting at $300 Stansbury, 3bdrm 2 884-0193 435-224-4932 If you are about to lose 5257 plus utilities 144 W dur- Homes for Rent 1/2bth home for rent. • Purchase • Grants • Construction Becky fee #2, 4, 6, 10, 13, & Yard taken care of. your house give us a call!! • First Time Home Buyers 1992 CHEVY 1/2 ton 17 801-651-5151 Great Value for • 0 DOWN LOAN PROGRAMS 4x4, excellent mechani- $$WHY RENT when $950/month! Call 840- Homes cal and interior, new 2BDRM BASEMENT you can buy? 0 down 5184 Lana McKean Even poor credit, bankruptcies & foreclosures crate motor, transmis- programs, not perfect 435-833-0233 apartment $550/mo 4BDRM HUD HOME! sion, Michelins, no rust, credit. First time buy- 801-518-8670 882-7504 70 W 200 S Only $54,900 Financing paint? $5500 obo. 882- ers, Single parent pro- WANT TO buy a home Tooele No smoking, Referrals available! For www.1homeloanadvisor.com 3179 grams. Call for de- but have bad credit? 7 South Main St drinking, or pets Listings Call 800-366- tails. Berna Sloan We can help! Call 801- #305 Executive Plaza 435.830.4204 9783 x B851 1996 F150 XLT 4x4, 3BDRM 2BTH Bright, (435)840-5029 Group 455-2417 Tooele, Utah power everything, one spacious, upper duplex, 1 Real Estate owner, needs stereo. new carpet, and kitchen Jason White Low book $5550. Ask- floor, pets negotiable no 2BDRM, $1100/mo, 2 Mortgage Consultant ing $5200. Low miles. smoking deposit re- car garage, large stor- 882-2336 quired $680/mo age, central air, alarm (435)830-6994 system, auto sprinklers, 79 DODGE Ram Charg- fully fenced, 1yr con- er Prospector 4x4, elec- GRANTSVILLE seclud- tract. You pay utilites tric winch, $2000. See ed 1bdrm, $465/mo. (801)631-4257 Just Listed! at 24 South Center St, 801-898-9085 Owner/ Grantsville, or call 843- Agent. 3 BDRM 2 car garage 4312, 884-5547. home. Fenced back- yard, 2 car garage, cen- tral air, lots of storage, friendly neighborhood. No smoking/ pets. $950/mo plus deposit. SANDRA’S “SELL YOUR HOUSE” COOKIES 801-295-5295 or 801- 864-5295. 2 1/4 c fl our Call me today for 1 tsp. vanilla I love a free market 3BDRM 2.5BTH For rent terms negotiable 1 tsp. baking soda Buyers! analysis of $950/mo 801-674-6267 1 whole egg your home 435-241-0034 1 tsp. salt and free 3BDRM 2BTH newer 2 egg yolks WHOA! rambler on quiet street, 1/2 c butter softened True cookies! 2000sqft, wood floor, Tooele Horse yard grassed and 1/4 c rolled oats Property Sandra Larsen fenced, $1085/mo. no 3/4 c granulated sugar Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend deposit required. 1 pkg. chocolate chips 1.8 Acres 435.224.9186 (435)241-5005 3/4 c brown sugar with 7 shares of Settlement 3BDRM 2BTH Town- 1/2 c shortening Canyon water. Local custom home, 1 car garage, 329 E. 500 N. builder will build your dream home! fenced yard, great view Combine fl our, bak- Call Sandra for details. of valley, $800/mo, ing soda, and salt; $500/dep. (435)201- Tooele 2158 set aside. In large OVER 30 LISTINGS SOLD • 4 Bedrooms & 2 Bathrooms bowl, combine butter, 3BDRM, 1BTH Rambler Main floor laundry, car • 1800 Sq Ft. Home shortening, sugars, SINCE JANUARY! port, 729 Timpie Rd • On Large .27 Acre Lot and vanilla and cream NEW LISTING $850/mo $500/dep Call until fl uffy. Add egg Lena 840-0244 Owner/ • Updated & Upgraded Agent and egg yolks; beat 1148 N. 783 E. • Knotty Alder Kitchen Cabinets well. Gradually add 450 E. 360 S. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile • Built In Hutch all but about 1/2 cup home for rent, no smok- THIS IS THE RIGHT HOUSE FOR YOU! EAST BENCH BEAUTY! Nearly 4000 ing/ pets. 882-1550 • Custom Tiled Back Splashes dry ingredients. Mix Open, Spacious, CLEAN! Just like new! sq ft of immaculate! Finished basement rolled oats with re- Large master w/grand master bath, walk in 5 bdrms 4 bath. 14X20 shed, 30X12 4BDRM 2BTH $725/mo • Hard Wood Flooring closet,laundry and 1/2 bath on main level. 51 N 4th St 801-694- Pergo fl oor, two tone paint, FULL basement! deck. Garage is 25X25. WOW! maining fl our and stir 7559 • Upgraded Interior Lighting Fixtures into batter. Stir in • Professionally Landscaped chocolate chips. Drop 4BDRM 2BTH in Tooele. Nice neighborhood. Call • Auto Sprinkler System by heaping teaspoon- 58 E. Karen 435-496-0238 • Outdoor Lighting fuls onto greased 1719 N. 40 E. 500 N. 5BDRM, 4BTH (2 master • Full Privacy Fence baking sheets. UNDER bath), new appliances, CLEAN AS A WHISTLE! Lg. 4 bdrm Darling rambler with newer siding, Bake at 375 degrees nice yard, RV pad, • Hot Tub home in Overlake. New jr high in over- paint & carpet. New bath. Large liv- great neighborhood. No lake. GreatCONTRACT landscaping, vinyl fence, • Covered Sitting Arbor for 10-12 minutes. ing room & kitchen. Extra large lot. smoking, no pets, auto sprin., newer pergo fl ooring. Full basement. $119,900. Allow cookies to cool $1250/mo. 1116 North • New Trek Deck on pan a few minutes before transferring to cooling rack. this helps keep 490 East. Call 830-6468 • 2 Car Detached Garage/Shop cookies from going fl at. I always use real butter. 6BDRM HOME with With Heating & Electrical This recipe never fails me!!! ENJOY!! rooms for rent $400/mo includes utilities 435- • 2 Storage Out Buildings 228-8051 131 North 4th St All offi ces independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. A HUD Home!!! 3bdrm 2bth Only $63/Mo! 4% 933 White 1185 N. Main, Tooele Down 30 years @ 8% Pine Dr. apr For Listings Call PRICE REDUCED 800-366-9783 x 5159 Professional Agent • Executive Club $169,999. Fully fi nished home, lg. corner lot. Close to element. school. Alarm sys- FOR RENT: 1 to 3bdrm Call Shane tem, water soft., garden tub, Fully landsc. mobile homes. For rent w/dog run, fruit trees & garden area. or contract. No dogs al- 840-0344 lowed. Call 849-0129 Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 17, 2006

Homes Homes Homes Homes Homes Financial Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Services Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales AVAILABLE NOW! New FSBO: 4BRDM, 2 full Planning on selling your TOOELE, Charming UP TO $1000 online has completed an Envi- PUBLIC NOTICE Deadline for public no- homes on 1acre horse bath home in Northeast home, you could be newly remodeled brick www.CASHIN30MINUTES. ronmental Assessment NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- tices is 4 p.m. the day FFOROR SSALE!ALE! property, all the up- Tooele. Huge yard sending your sales home, 4bdrm, garage, COM In your checking (EA) for the Northwest EN THAT the Tooele prior to publication. grades, 3bdrm, 2bth, 3 fenced, automatic sprin- points to up to 340,000 fenced yard, new win- account in 30 minutes! Tooele Connector, a pro- City Planning Commis- Public notices submit- car garage, 1 share klers, great views. , new households at once. For dows, updated electri- No credit check! (ucan) posed new roadway in sion will meet in a public ted past the deadline pressurized irrigation. high efficiency furnace $155. you can place cal. $144,900. The Sol- Public Notices western Tooele. The hearing and Business will not be accepted. David 801-404-7679 and a/c, RV parking, your 25 word classified utions Team 884-9449 City, UDOT, and FHWA meeting scheduled for UPAXLP Remax Results 1,829sqft. Asking ad to all 45 newspapers Meetings invite the public to partic- Wednesday, October 25, $184,900. 843-8051 in Utah. Just call the WE BUY houses! Want ipate in an open house- 2006 in the hour of 7:00 NOTICE OF TRUST- Sell Your Home Here for Deadline for public no- BANK FORECLOSURE! Transcript Bulletin at quick cash for your style public meeting on PM. The meeting will be EE'S SALE tices is 4 p.m. the day 3bdrm 1bth Home, GRANTSVILLE NEWER 882-0050 for all the de- home. We’ll buy your Thursday, November 2, held at Tooele City Hall The following described $ 80* prior to publication. $37,500! Won`t Last! Rambler on horse prop- tails. (Mention ucan) home any condition any 2006, to discuss and in the City Council property will be sold at ea. Public notices submit- 6 More Homes Available, erty in South Willows situation. Call 435-830- comment on the EA. Chambers, located at 90 public auction to the ted past the deadline For Listings Call 800- EBRE Company Matt REDUCED PRICE 3499 801-859-5333 Comments received at N Main Street, Tooele, highest bidder at the time will not be accepted. Call 882-0050 366-9783 xH772 801-597-7707 Tooele 1bdrm house the meeting will be con- Utah. of sale at the North front UPAXLP *Based on 13 issue contract. with many new fea- Mobile Homes sidered by the City, Public Hearing to vacate entrance of the Tooele BEAUTIFUL HOME in GRANTSVILLE, 3900+ tures, basement, de- County Courthouse, 47 GRANTSVILLE CITY UDOT, and FHWA as and resubdivide all of lot Stansbury Park 4bdrm, sqft Rambler. 6bdrm, tached garage. 324 S. Main St., Tooele, 2000 OVERLAKE Town- NOTICE OF PUBLIC they finalize project plan- 2 of the Home Depot 3.5bth, formal living, 4.5bth, .78 acre lot. West Vine. Call Rich- 2BDRM TRAILER, nice Utah, on October 27, home 3bdrm, 1.5bth, HEARING ON PRO- ning. commercial subdivision family rooms, loft, fin- Hardwood Floors, gas field (435)201-0108 yard, $350/mo plus util- 2006, at 9:00 a.m.; fore- 1249sqft, End unit. POSED SUBDIVISIONS The November 2, 2006, into two lots consisting of ished basement, land- fireplace, views. (435)893-2158 ities. 884-3965 closing a Trust Deed re- Original owners. AND ZONE CHANGES public meeting will be 5.484 acres. scaped, RV pad, extras. $349,900. 451 N. 600 corded December 12, $115,000 For Info call NOTICE IS HEREBY held at the Tooele City Pursuant to the Ameri- 2750sqft $268,500 435- W. Jeff 801-244-3946 SELLING YOUR HOME? 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2005 executed by Suz- 801-232-4578 GIVEN that that Grants- Council Chambers, 90 cans with Disabilities Act, 882-6657 Advertise it in the clas- home for rent, no smok- ette Haws and Allison ville City Council will con- North Main Street, individuals needing spe- HORSE PROPERTY sifieds. Call 882-0050 ing/ pets. 882-1550 Givens, covering real 3BDRM 2BTH Home For duct a public hearing at Tooele, Utah. The public cial accommodation dur- BEAUTIFUL HOME, /Home For Sale. 1.13 property located in Sale! Only $8,895! MOBILE HOME for sale. the Grantsville City Of- is encouraged to attend ing this meeting should 3,000sqft, 5bdrm, 4bth acre, 3818sqft. ranch STANSBURY NEW Tooele County at 4550 Bank Foreclosures 2bdrm, in good condi- fice, 429 E. Main Street, the open house any time notify Rachelle Custer, (2 master/ jacuzzi tub). style home. Lakepoint. Home, 4bdrm, 3bth, Cochrane Lane, Erda, Available Now, For List- tion, in Tooele at Grantsville UT on Wed- between 4 p.m. and 7 Tooele City Planner prior RV pad, mother in law. Large playground. Rec washer, dryer included. Utah, and described as ings Call 800-366-9783 Grandview Mobile nesday, November 1, p.m. Project staff will be to the meeting at (435) $234,900. 1116 North room, 2 family room, of- 20 Minutes from Down- follows: x 5153 Home Park. Asking 2006 at 7:00 p.m. The available to address 843-2130 or TDD (435) 490 East 435-830-6468 fice, formal living room, town Salt Lake! $1150 BEGINNING 919.0 FEET $13,500. Call 882-1969. pubic hearing will consid- questions one-on-one 843-2180. 3BDRM, 2.5BTH beauti- 5bdrm, 3.5bth. Must Lara 801-557-9357 NORTH AND 122.5 CONDO FOR Sale 692 er the proposed Planning throughout the evening. (Published in the Tran- ful immaculate condo, see. Owner/ agent. FEET WEST FROM THE Greystone Tooele STANSBURY PARK 2 Lots & Land Commission Recommen- No formal presentation is script Bulletin September garage central air, Kim @ Century21 Elite SOUTHEAST CORNER Oquirrh Cottages Don’t Story 4bdrm, 2.5bth, dations: scheduled. The EA is 26, October 3, 10 & 17, $950/mo Stansbury 801-580-5624 OF SECTION 29, miss this custom luxury 2318sqft, large deck, a. Zone change from A- available for review at 2006) available immediately. TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, Condo on golf course new roof, new laminate LOT FOR Sale. .63 acre 10 and Rm-7 to RR-1 on the Tooele City Hall (90 5bdrm 2bth 2 car ga- PUBLIC NOTICE RANGE 4 WEST, SALT Beautiful $244,500 Call HOUSE FOR sale 347 N floor in kitchen. lot for sale in the South property located between North Main Street in rage, big lot, newly re- Notice is hereby given LAKE BASE AND MERI- Realtor Melanie Ander- Lakeview Ave. (760 E) $219,900. 688 Country Willow Estates. Gary Fawson’s 127 Tooele) and at the modeled, $1200/mo that the North Tooele DIA; WEST 265.5 FEET; sen 801-671-8299 Lib- Newly remodeled Club. Jeff 801-244-3946 $94,900. 801-979-3235. acres off of Race Street Tooele City Library (128 Option to buy No County Fire Protection NORTH 164.0 FEET; erty One Real Estate 3bdrm 1bth new carpet, Bruce and Clay Streets to the West Vine Street). Smoking (801)835-5592 Service District will hold EAST 265.5 FEET; ceramic tile, hardwood STANSBURY PARK Northern boundary of the Comments may also be a public hearing on Oct SOUTH 164.0 FEET TO FOR SALE or Lease op- floors, large garage. HOME. THIS HOME Park Meadows Subdivi- submitted in writing at 5BDRM Home Great STOCKTON BUILDING 19, 2005 at 6:00 p. m. at THE POINT OF BEGIN- tion Grantsville 4bdrm $155,000 For info call WON'T LAST!! New sion consisting approxi- the meeting or may be condition, only lots. 16000ft. .37ac the Lakepoint Fire Sta- NING. 2.5bth Call Dave 435- 435-840-1359 Agents Granite Kitchen Center mately sixty-six (66) submitted via postal mail, $165,000 Call Carol Newly constructed tion, 1528 Sunset Road, The sale is without any 840-1009 We have Welcome. Tops, Beautiful hand acres with 6 different e-mail, and FAX to: Haddock with Remax roads. Beautiful lake/ Lakepoint, UT. A copy of warranty and is voidable more than one home. scrapped hardwood land owners. Mr. Curt Overcast platinum at 830-0007 mountain views. Great the tentative budget is by the Trustee, without HOUSE FOR Sale. floors, Porcelain Tile in b. Concept plan for Joe HDR Engineering for manufactured or available for public re- any liability, for any fact A BRAND new rambler FSBO OPEN HOUSE $169,900 wonderful Entry & Baths w/marble Cange on 13.28 acres of 3995 South 700 East, custom built homes. view on Monday – Friday unknown to the Trustee on 1/2 Acre horse Saturday 10/21/06 multi-level, built in 1999, tops professionally fin- land located west of Pal- Suite 100 882-7094 (801)860- 8:00 am – 5:00 pm at at the time of sale. The property. New Con- 12pm-4pm. 778 Pioneer quiet neighborhood, ished basement with omino Ranch containing Salt Lake City, UT 5696 1528 Sunset Road, successful bidder must struction (almost com- Avenue, Tooele. All 3bdrm, 2bth, new cen- Theater Room (includes eleven (11) lots. 84107 Lakepoint, UT provide certified funds to pleted) 4bdrm, 2bth stucco/ brick rambler, tral air. Chapman- Ri- equip) New Develop- c. Concept plan for Todd E-mail: The agenda will be as the Trustee within 24 (1bdrm down), 4bdrm, 2bth, office, fully chards and Associates. ment directly behind Water Shares Castagno/Carlene & Curt.Overcast@hdrinc. follows: hours of the sale. 3054sqft total w/up- landscaped yard, red- Call Mike Vielstich home. (Open House on Conrad Shultz on nine- com 1. Roll call Dated September 30, grades. Premium 1/2 wood deck w/unob- (801)633-3216 10/07/2006 from 11am- teen (19) acres of land FAX: (801) 743-7878 WANTED: WATER rights 2. Public comments on 2006 acre horse property structed views of moun- 5pm.) MORE INFO: Al- located at approximately Comments are request- or irrigation shares in tentative 2007 budget /s/ David B. Boyce lot backs to Greenbelt tains/ lake. $219,000. LETS MAKE your len @ c)801-380-1080 595 S. Willow Street con- ed by Friday, November Tooele Valley. Call 3. Approval of tentative Successor Trustee w/mountain & valley (435)882-1364 house smile and you with ReMax Results. taining nine (9) lots. 17, 2006. Ross at 801-642-0119 budget. (Published in the Tran- views. Spacious liv- too. Find out what its All interested persons In compliance with the FSBO STANSBURY Dated this 10th day of script Bulletin October 3, ing, family & dining really worth, no more are invited to attend and Americans with Disabili- Park, Ready for move- Buildings Oct, 2006 10 & 17, 2006) rooms, kitchen w/is- guessing! Kara w/Pru- STANSBURY PARK provide comment upon ties Act, individuals that land facing family in! 4bdrm, 3bth, Updat- dential 435-841-9888 Rambler 5bdrm, 2bth, need special accommo- Pamela Rowley these proposals. Written NOTICE OF TRUST- room! Fantastic family ed kitchen, 2380sqft, IfaHouseCould .27 acre lot, 100% fin- If you build, remodel or dations during the open Asst. District Adminis- comments will also be EE'S SALE friendly neighborhood Fenced yard. Price Re- Smile.com ished. $212,000. 133 E. remove buildings you house meeting should trator considered if submitted The following described w/parks, meandering duced: $210,000. Open Spyglass Dr. Jeff 801- can place your classi- call Curt Overcast at (Published in the Tran- NEED CASH? Foreclo- to the City Recorder in property will be sold at walks, etc! Asking house Saturday & Sun- 244-3946 fied ad in 45 of Utah's (801) 743-7838, at least script Bulletin October sure Solutions! Refi- advance of the hearing. public auction to the $264,900. 1089 S. Big day 9am-5pm. 739 newspapers for only seven working days be- 10, 12, 17 & 19, 2006) nance. Flexible loan Current zoning map and highest bidder at the Tree Dr, Grantsville Country Club. 801-699- STORAGE New alarmed $155. for 25 words ($5. fore the meeting. programs available. subdivisions alignments PUBLIC NOTICE West Main Entrance, (in South Willow Es- 5713 units available now! for each additional For additional informa- Want to sell? We can can be viewed at the Notice is hereby given North Steps, Tooele tates). Drive by and Many sizes from 5x5 to word). You will reach up tion regarding the North- FSBO. Agents Welcome. purchase your home, Grantsville City Offices that the North Tooele County Courthouse, 47 call David at 1-800- 10x30. Great rates! to 340,000 households west Tooele Connector Split Entry cul-de-sac, cash. 800-977-3008 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 County Fire Protection South Main Street, 545-3110 for more in- Very secure! On SR and all you do is call the Environmental Assess- central air, auto sprin- www.bestreohome.co p.m. weekdays. Service District will hold Tooele, Utah, on Novem- fo. 201 at 7200 West. Transcript Bulletin at ment, contact Curt Over- klers, laminate wood, m Persons with disabilities their regular monthly ber 16, 2006, at 8:30 (801)250-9100 882-0050 for all the de- cast at (801) 743-7838, tile, laundry on main. needing accommoda- board meeting on Oct a.m. of said day, for the A HUD Home!!! 3bdrm tails. (Mention UCAN or Paul Hansen, P.E. at 3bdrm, 2bth, $155,000 NEED CASH? Foreclo- TOOELE HORSE Prop- tions to participate in this 19, 2006 at 6:30 p. m. at purpose of foreclosing a 2bth Only $63/Mo! 4% Classified Network) (435) 843-2130. 843-1424 sure Solutions! Want erty 4bdrm 2bth New hearing should contact the Lakepoint Fire Sta- trust deed originally exe- Down 30 years @ 8% the Grantsville City Offi- (Published in the Tran- I BUY Houses! Need a to sell? We can pur- carpet, paint, plumbing, tion, 1528 Sunset Road, cuted on February 10, apr For Listings Call ces at least 3 days in ad- script Bulletin October quick sale? Facing chase your home, Irrigation water Lakepoint,UT. 2005 by Michael S. Pea- 800-366-9783 x 5154 vance of the hearing. 12, 2006) foreclosure? Don’t cash. Call Foreclosure .40acres 364 S 100 W TOOELETRANSCRIPT The agenda will be as lo, as trustor, in favor of Solutions before it’s DATED THIS 13 DAY wait, sell now! $180,000 Owner/ Agent BULLETIN PUBLIC NOTICE follows: First Franklin, a division Place Your Ad Here too late! 800-977- OF OCTOBER, 2006 (801)381-5873 msg. 801-706-5570 Grantsville City Council 1. Roll call of National City Bank of Call 882-0050 3008 www.bestreo Wendy Palmer 882-0050 will hold its regular meet- 2. Approval of Sept 21, Indiana, covering the fol- home.com Grantsville City Re- ing Wednesday, October 2006 minutes lowing real property pur- corder 3. Update regarding new ported to be located in (Published in the Tran- 18, 2006. The meeting to be held at 429 E. Main, Stansbury Station Tooele County at 618 script Bulletin October 4. Impact fee waiver re- East Hunter Way, 17, 2006) Grantsville, UT 84029 beginning at 7:00 p.m. quest by Darrel Neilson Grantsville, UT 84029 5. Lakepoint Roof expen- (the undersigned dis- FabulousFabulous HomesHomes atat FabulousFabulous PricesPrices PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearings: diture approval claims liability for any er- Notice is hereby given a. Welles Cannon- Con- 6. O2 gas sensors pur- ror in the address), and that the Tooele City Re- cept for Anderson Ranch chase more particularly descri- development Agency will Phase III. 7. Christmas party fund bed as: 1075 Bates Canyon Rd -Erda meet in a Business b. Janet Paulich—Zone approval Lot 12A, 600 EAST Meeting on Wednesday, change request for 8. Purchase of sweat- MAIN SUBDIVISION October 18, 2006, at the Grantsville City Property shirts for members 2ND AMENDED, a Sub- • 5 ACRES • NEW PAINT hour of 6:00 P.M.. The at 378 W. Clark. 9. Bills and Communica- division of Grantsville • 2.5 ACRE FEET • FULLY LANDSCAPED meeting will be held at AGENDA. tions City, according to the of- OF WATER • SWIMMING POOL the Tooele City Hall 1. Approval of Minutes. 10. Policies and proce- ficial plat thereof, record- • NEW CARPET • BEAUTIFUL BACK YARD Council Room located at 2. Consideration of rental dures ed in the office of the 90 North Main Street, agreement for Pre- 11. Approve new mem- Tooele County Recorder. Tooele, Utah School. bers Together with all the im- 1. Goal Update 3. Consideration of sal- 12. Other business provements now or here- Presented by Randy ary step increase. $ 13. Adjournment after erected on the Sant & Doug Redmond 4. Consideration of New Dated this 9 October, property, and all ease- 2. Resolution 2006-04 A Business Licenses. 465,900 2006 ments, appurtenances, Resolution of the Rede- 5. Consideration of Ordi- Pamela Rowley and fixtures now or here- velopment Agency of nance: Admin. Clerk after a part of the proper- Tooele City, Utah, to Ap- a. Welles Cannon- Con- (Published in the Tran- ty. prove an Agreement with cept for Anderson Ranch MUST SEE INSIDE! script Bulletin October 17 The current beneficiary Lewis, Young, Robert- Phase III. & 19, 2006) of the trust deed is Deut- son, & Burningham, Inc., b. Janet Paulich—Zone sche Bank National Trust for Professional Services change request for PUBLIC NOTICE Company, as Trustee, 1336 E. Erda Way • Erda 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda Including Financial Mod- Grantsville City Property Notice is Hereby Given for First Franklin Mort- eling, Structuring, and at 378 W. Clark. that the Tooele City gage Loan Trust 2005- Feasibility Analyses c. Sign Ordinance Council will meet in a FF4, Asset-Backed Cer- Presented by Randy 6. Old Lincoln Highway Business Meeting on tificates, Series 2005- Sant waterline considerations. Wednesday, November FF4, and the record 3. Downtown Plan 7. Approval of the Bills 1, 2006 at the hour of owner of the property as Presented by Randy 8. Personnel matters. 7:00 pm. The Meeting of the recording of the Sant & Doug Redmond 9. Council Updates and will be held at Tooele notice of default is Mi- 4. 1000 North Project Information. City Hall Council Room, chael S. Pealo. Area 10. Adjourn. located at 90 North Main The sale is subject to Presented by Randy Wendy Palmer Street, Tooele, Utah. bankruptcy filing, payoff, Sant City Recorder • 6 BEDROOMS • BRICK RAMBLER 1. PUBLIC HEARING & reinstatement or any oth- • 4 BEDROOMS • COUNTRY KITCHEN 5. Carlisle Payment In compliance with the MOTION - Amend the er circumstance that • 2 3/4 BATHROOMS • ROOMY MASTER SUITE • 4 BATHROOMS • BEAUTIFUL Presented by Randy American with Disability Tooele City General Plan would affect the validity • 2 KITCHENS Sant Act, Grantsville City will • BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL Land Use Element map, of the sale. If any such • 2 FAMILYROOMS 6. Economic Develop- accommodate reasona- • LARGE HOME $ $ to Change the Entire circumstance exists, the • ON 5 ACRES IN ERDA ment Update ble requests to assist the • 5 ACRES IN ERDA 539,900 499,900 Light Industrial area Lo- sale shall be void, the Presented by Randy disabled to participate in cated at 1200 North and successful bidder’s funds Sant & Doug Redmond meetings. Request for 80 East to Commercial to returned and the trustee 7. Invoices assistance may be made Allow Future Rezone Re- and current beneficiary 8. Minutes by calling City Hall at 281 Dawson Lane • Overlake Coming Soon... quests of that area to shall not be liable to the July 19, 2006 least 3 days in advance General Commercial successful bidder for any 9. Adjourn to a Closed of the meeting that will Presented by Cary damage. Executive Session to be attended by calling Campbell Bidders must tender to Discuss Pending Litiga- 884-3411. 2. PUBLIC HEARING & the trustee a $5,000.00 tion (Published in the Tran- MOTION - Amend the deposit at the sale and Sharon A. Dawson script Bulletin October Tooele City Zoning Dis- the balance of the pur- RDA Secretary 17, 2006) trict Map for a One Acre chase price by 12:00 Pursuant to the Ameri- Lot Located at 62 East noon the day following can with Disabilities Act, PUBLIC NOTICE 1280 North More Particu- the sale. The deposit Individuals Needing Spe- Notice is hereby given larly Described as Lot 11 must be in the form of a cial Accommodations that the business meet- of Flinders Industrial cashier’s check or bank • 4 BEDROOMS • MASTER BATH Should Notify Sharon A. ing scheduled for the 3 Beautiful Homes on Park by Sky Properties, official check payable to Dawson, Tooele City Re- Tooele City Council on • 4 BATHROOMS • DECK & PATIO Inc, by Mathew Smoot Lundberg & Associates. corder, at 843-2110 prior October 18, 2006 has • BETTER THAN NEW Presented by Cary The balance must be in 1 acre each! In the to the meeting. TDD been cancelled. • FULLY FENCED Campbell the form of a wire trans- $ Phone Number 843-2108 Sharon A. Dawson Sharon A. Dawson fer, cashier’s check, • FULL SPRINKLER 210,000 Palomino Ranches! (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Recorder Tooele City Recorder bank official check (credit script Bulletin October Pursuant to the Ameri- Pursuant to the Ameri- union official checks are 17, 2006) can With Disabilities Act, Individuals Needing Spe- can with Disabilities Act, not accepted) or U.S. Individuals Needing Spe- NOTICE OF PUBLIC cial Accommodations Postal money order pay- cial Accommodations OPEN HOUSE AND Should Notify Sharon A. able to Lundberg & As- Should Notify Sharon A. DOCUMENT AVAILA- Dawson, Tooele City Re- sociates. Cash pay- Dawson, Tooele City Re- BILITY corder, at 843-2110 prior ments are not accepted. corder, at 843-2110 prior Notice is hereby given to the meeting. TDD A trustee’s deed will be to the meeting. TDD that the City of Tooele, in Phone Number 843-2108 delivered to the success- Phone Number 843-2108 cooperation with the (Published in the Tran- ful bidder within three (Published in the Tran- Utah Department of script Bulletin October business days after re- script Bulletin October Transportation (UDOT) 17, 2006) ceipt of the amount bid. 17, 2006) and the Federal Highway DATED: October 16, 435-224-4000 Administration (FHWA), 2006. Call Laramie Dunn Scott Lundberg, Trust- TUESDAY October 17, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ee YOU NEED AN EX- feet; thence South Section (3) Wherever and to the law. tive body to adopt an or- ORDINANCE 2006-30 SECTION II - REPEAL- 3269 South Main, #100 PLANATION OF THIS 00°00’36” East for 82.50 2-2-1. Title. extent that in Chapter 12, 2-2-12. Penalties and in- dinance establishing fees AN ORDINANCE ER. Ordinances and res- Salt Lake City, UT PROCEEDING, YOU feet; thence North 2-2-2. Purpose. Part 1 of Title 59, Utah terest. for services provided by AMENDING THE OFFI- olutions in conflict here- 84115 SHOULD CONTACT A 89°40’44” East for 2-2-3. Statutes adopted Code Annotated 1953, Any person who fails to each county officer ex- CIAL ZONING MAP OF with are hereby repealed (801) 263-3400 LAWYER. On October 150.00 feet to the West by reference. as amended, the State of file any tax return or in- cept fees for the record- TOOELE COUNTY; RE- to the extent of such Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 31, 2006, at 4:30pm, right-of-way line of 100 2-2-4. Transient defined. Utah is named or refer- formation required by er, sheriff and consta- ZONING APPROXI- con- – 5:00 p.m. James H. Woodall, as West Street; thence 2-2-5. Tax imposed B red to as the taxing this chapter, who fails to bles, and fees establish- MATELY 130 ACRES flict. L&A Case No. 06-56963 duly appointed Trustee South 00°00’36” East Amount. agency, the name of pay any tax due hereun- ed by statute. OF PROPERTY SECTION III - EFFEC- AL under a Deed of Trust re- along said West right-of- 2-2-6. Exclusions. Tooele County shall be der, or who fails to timely SECTION II - SECTION OWNED BY A & J MAT- TIVE DATE. This ordi- THIS COMMUNICATION corded June 18, 2004, way line 326.66 feet; 2-2-7. Convention bu- substituted therefore. pay such tax shall be AMENDED. Title 1, THEWS PROPERTIES nance shall become ef- IS AN ATTEMPT TO as Instrument No. thence South 90°00’00” reau special reserve Nothing in this subsec- subject to the imposition Chapter 6, Section 3 of LC, LOCATED NEAR fective 15 days after its COLLECT A DEBT, AND 224824, in Book 0952, West for 347.38 feet to fund. tion shall be deemed to of penalties and interest the Tooele County Code THE MORMON TRAIL passage provided it has ANY INFORMATION Page 0023, of the Official the East right-of-way line 2-2-8. Contributions and require substitution of in accordance with Utah is hereby amended to ROAD AND SOUTH been published, or at OBTAINED WILL BE Records in the office at of 150 West Street; donations permitted. the name of the county Code Annotated § 59-1- read as attached hereto, MOUNTAIN, FROM MU- such publication date if USED FOR THAT PUR- the County Recorder of thence North 00°02’23”, 2-2-9. Audits. for the word "state" when 401 and § 59-1-402 or which attachment is, by 40 TO MG-EX more than 15 days after POSE. Tooele County, State of East along said East 2-2-10. Remittance of that word is used as part any successor provision this reference, made a NOW, THEREFORE, BE passage. (Published in the Tran- Utah, executed by Traye right-of-way line for tax. of the title of the State thereto. part hereof. IT ORDAINED BY THE IN WITNESS script Bulletin October W. Pettit and Norma C 407.22 feet to the point 2-2-11. Request for hear- Tax Commission, or of SECTION III - REPEAL- SECTION III - REPEAL- LEGISLATIVE BODY WHEREOF 17, 24 & 31, 2006) Pettit Husband And Wife of beginning. Tax ID No. ing. the Constitution of the ER. Ordinances in con- ER. Ordinances and res- OF TOOELE COUNTY, the Tooele County Com- As Joint Tenants, will sell 02-043-0-0027 2-2-12. Penalties and in- State of Utah. flict herewith are hereby olutions in conflict here- UTAH AS FOLLOWS: mission, which is the NOTICE OF TRUST- at public auction to high- The undersigned dis- terest. (4) If an annual license repealed to the extent of with are hereby repealed SECTION I - AMEND- leg- EE'S SALE est bidder, payable in claims liability for any er- 2-2-1. Title. has been issued to a re- such conflict. to the extent of such con- MENT. Pursuant to Utah islative body of Tooele The following described lawful money of the Unit- ror in the address. The This chapter shall be tailer under §59-12-106, SECTION IV - EFFEC- flict. Code Sections 17-27a- County, passed, ap- property will be sold at ed States at the time of record owner(s) of the known as “The Transient Utah Code Annotated TIVE DATE. This ordi- SECTION IV - EFFEC- 502 and 503, the Tooele proved and enacted this public auction to the sale. Successful bidders property as of the record- Room Tax Ordinance of 1953, as amended, an nance shall become ef- TIVE DATE. This ordi- County Planning Com- ordinance this 10th day highest bidder at the must tender a deposit of ing of the Notice of De- Tooele County.” additional license shall fective January 1, 2007 nance shall become ef- mission conducted a of October 2006. West Main Entrance, $5,000 in certified funds fault is CENTRAL ELE- 2-2-2. Purpose. not be required by rea- provided it has been fective 15 days after its public hearing on A & J ATTEST: North Steps, Tooele to the trustee at the time MENTARY LLC. The Board of Commis- son of this section, but a published. passage provided it has Matthews Properties’ ap- TOOELE COUNTY County Courthouse, 47 of sale, with the balance This sale is for the pur- sioners hereby declares copy of such license IN WITNESS WHERE- been published, or at plication for rezone and COMMISSION: South Main Street, due by noon the follow- pose of paying obliga- that this chapter is adopt- shall be provided to the OF, the legislative body such publication date if recommended the Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Tooele, Utah, on Novem- ing business day, at the tions secured by said ed to achieve the follow- county within 30 days af- of Tooele County more than 15 days after amendment to the official Dennis Rockwell, ber 16, 2006, at 8:30 office of the Trustee. At Deed of Trust including ing, among other purpos- ter the effective date of passed, approved and passage. zoning map. Chairman a.m. of said day, for the the West main entrance, fees, charges and ex- es, and directs that the this ordinance. enacted this ordinance IN WITNESS WHEREOF Notice having been pro- (SEAL) purpose of foreclosing a North steps to the Tooele penses of Trustee, ad- provisions hereof be in- 2-2-6. Exclusions. this 26th day of Septem- the Tooele County Com- vided as required by Commissioner Rock- trust deed originally exe- County District Court, 47 vances, if any, under the terpreted in order to ac- There shall be excluded ber, 2006. mission, which is the leg- Subsection 17-27a- well voted cuted on January 20, South Main Tooele Utah terms of said Deed of complish these purpos- from the rent paid or ATTEST: islative body of Tooele 205(1)(b) and having Commissioner Law- 2004 by Marcus all right, title and interest Trust, interest thereon es: charged by which the TOOELE COUNTY County, passed, ap- held a public meeting, rence voted Schwarzfischer, as trust- conveyed to and now and the unpaid principal (1) to adopt a transient tax is measured: COMMISSION: proved and enacted this the official zoning map of Commissioner John- or, in favor of Residential held by it under said of the note secured by room tax ordinance (1) the amount of any Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk ordinance this 10th day Tooele County is hereby son voted Mortgage & Investment, Deed of Trust in the said Deed of Trust with which complies with the sales or use tax imposed Dennis Rockwell, of October 2006. amended by changing APPROVED AS TO Inc., covering the follow- property situated in said interest thereon as in requirements and limita- by the state or by any Chairman ATTEST: the zoning designation of FORM: ing real property purport- County and State descri- said note and by law pro- tions contained in Title other governmental (SEAL) TOOELE COUNTY property owned by A & J Douglas J. Ahlstrom ed to be located in bed as: Lot 20, Eastridge vided. 17, Chapter 31 and Title agency upon a retailer or Commissioner COMMISSION: Matthews Properties LC, Tooele County Attor- Tooele County at 167 Subdivision, according to DATED this 5th day of 59, Chapter 12, Part 3, consumer; and Rockwell voted Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk located near the Mormon ney Crystal Bay Drive, Stans- the official plat thereof on October, 2006. Utah Code Annotated (2) receipts from the Commissioner Law- Dennis Rockwell, Trail Road and South (Published in the Tran- bury Park, UT 84074 (the file and of record in the BRYAN W. CANNON 1953, as amended; sale or service charge for rence voted Chairman Mountain, being approxi- script Bulletin October undersigned disclaims li- Tooele County Record- 8619 South Sandy (2) to adopt a transient any food or beverage or Commissioner (SEAL) mately 130 acres of Par- 17, 2006) ability for any error in the er's Office. The street Parkway room tax ordinance room service charges in Johnson voted Commissioner Rock- cel #03-067-0-0001 in address), and more par- address and other com- Building A, Suite 111 which incorporates provi- conjunction with the oc- APPROVED AS TO well voted Section 35, Township 3 ticularly described as: mon designation of the Sandy, Utah 84070 sions identical to those cupancy of the suite, FORM: Commissioner Law- South, Range 6 West, Opinions Lot 167, REFLECTIONS real property described www.cannonfirm.com of Title 17, Chapter 31 room, or rooms. Douglas J. Ahlstrom rence voted Salt Lake Base and Meri- AT STANSBURY PARK above is purported to be: Office Hours: M-F 8am and Title 59, Chapter 12, 2-2-7. Convention bu- Tooele County Attor- Commissioner John- dian, from MU-40 (Multi- Shared PHASE II, AMENDMENT 650 Blueridge Drive – 5pm Part 3, Utah Code Anno- reau special reserve ney son voted ple-Use, 40-Acre Mini- NO. 1 - FINAL PLAT, ac- Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- Phone: (801) 255-7475 tated 1953, as amended; fund. (Published in the Tran- APPROVED AS TO mum Lot Size) to MG-EX Freely. cording to the official plat mated Total Debt as of (Published in the Tran- (3) to adopt a transient For the purposes author- script Bulletin October FORM: (Mining, Quarry, Sand (Yours and Ours.) thereof, as recorded in October 31, 2006 is script Bulletin October room tax ordinance that ized by this chapter, 17, 2006) Douglas J. Ahlstrom and Gravel Excavation). the office of the Tooele $125,563.58. The under- 10, 17 & 24, 2006) imposes a tax not to ex- there is hereby created a Tooele County Attor- Maps and a legal de- Open Forum County Recorder. To- signed Trustee disclaims ceed three and one-half reserve fund to be known ORDINANCE 2006-28 ney scription of the rezone Every Tuesday gether with an easement any liability for any incor- Public Notices percent (3.5%), and pro- as the “Convention Bu- AN ORDINANCE (Published in the Tran- are attached hereto and TOOELE of use and enjoyment in rectness of the street ad- vide a measure therefore reau Special Reserve AMENDING SECTION script Bulletin October TRANSCRIPT Miscellaneous by this reference made a BULLETIN and to the Common dress and other common that can be administered Fund,” which shall be 1-6-3 OF THE TOOELE 17, 2006) part hereof. Areas and Facilities, in- designation, if any, Deadline for public no- and collected in a man- maintained separate and COUNTY CODE, cluding but not limited to shown herein. Said sale tices is 4 p.m. the day ner that adapts itself as apart from general and AMENDING THE FEES roadways and access will be made without cov- prior to publication. fully as practical to the other special funds of CHARGED IN THE EN- ways appurtenant to said enant or warranty, ex- Public notices submit- existing statutory and ad- Tooele County and in GINEERING DEPART- lots, as provided for in press or implied, regard- ted past the deadline ministrative procedures which shall be deposited MENT the declaration of Reflec- ing title, possession, con- will not be accepted. followed by the State any and all funds collect- NOW, THEREFORE, BE tions Subdivision. dition or encumbrances, UPAXLP Tax Commission in ad- ed by virtue of the tax im- IT ORDAINED BY THE Together with all the im- including fees, charges ministering and collecting posed hereby but not ex- LEGISLATIVE BODY provements now or here- and expenses of the INVITATION TO BID the sales and use taxes pended during the fiscal OF TOOELE COUNTY, after erected on the Trustee and of the trusts Grounds Maintenance of the state; and year. UTAH AS FOLLOWS: property, and all ease- created by said Deed of Stansbury Park (4) to adopt a transient 2-2-8. Contributions and SECTION I - PURPOSE. ments, appurtenances, Trust, to pay the remain- The Stansbury Service room tax ordinance donations permitted. This ordinance is for the and fixtures now or here- ing principal sums of the Agency invites you to at- which can be adminis- The Board of County purpose of complying after a part of the proper- note(s) secured by said tend a pre bid meeting tered in a manner that Commissioners is hereby with Utah Code Annotat- ty. Deed of Trust. The cur- for the grounds mainte- will provide funds for the authorized to accept, on ed 17-53-211 which re- The current beneficiary rent beneficiary of the nance contract in Stans- purposes of establishing, behalf of the County, quires the county legisla- of the trust deed is Deut- Trust Deed as of the bury Park. All parties in- financing, and promoting funds contributed, donat- tive body to adopt an or- sche Bank National Trust date of this notice is: terested in bidding are tourism, recreation and ed, or supplied by any dinance establishing fees Company, as Trustee Mortgage Electronic required to attend a pre convention bureaus, and person, corporation, oth- for services provided by and the record owner of Registration Systems, bid meeting. Pre bid such other purposes as er governmental agency, each county officer ex- the property as of the re- Inc. The record owner of meetings will be held on have been authorized by or from any other source cept fees for the record- cording of the notice of the property as of the re- October 27, 2006 at 9:00 law for the expenditure whatever for the purpos- er, sheriff and consta- default is Marcus cording of the Notice of am and at 1:00 pm at the of transient room taxes es outlined in Section 2- bles, and fees establish- Schwarzfischer. Default is/are: Traye W. Stansbury Clubhouse, 1 and for that purpose cre- 2-2 of this chapter. ed by statute. The sale is subject to Pettit and Norma C. Pet- Country Club, Stansbury ate, at the discretion of When such funds are re- SECTION II - SECTION bankruptcy filing, payoff, tit. Dated: September 28, Park, Utah. This meet- the Board of County ceived, they shall be de- AMENDED. Title 1, reinstatement or any oth- 2006. ing is expected to be one Commissioners, a re- posited and used in the Chapter 6, Section 3 of er circumstance that James H. Woodall to two hours in duration. serve fund comprised of same manner as though the Tooele County Code would affect the validity 10653 River Front Park- The bid closing will be on any funds collected but they were derived from is hereby amended to of the sale. If any such way, Suite 290 South November 1, 2006 at not expended during any the tax imposed hereby. read as attached hereto, circumstance exists, the Jordan Ut 84095 3:00 pm, all bids must be fiscal year. 2-2-9. Audits. which attachment is, by sale shall be void, the (801)254-9450 (800)245- received by the Stans- 2-2-3. Statutes adopted Any records or other in- this reference, made a bury Service Agency at
˜ÊiÞiÊ`œV̜ÀÊ successful bidder’s funds 1886 (Hotline) Hours: by reference. formation of any person, part hereof. returned and the trustee 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. this time. Bids will be re- All applicable provisions corporation, company, SECTION III - REPEAL- and current beneficiary Signature/by: James H. viewed by the Stansbury of Title 17, Chapter 31, or other group or organi- ER. Ordinances and res- shall not be liable to the Woodall, Trustee R- Service Agency Board of Utah Code Annotated zation subject to the tax- olutions in conflict here- successful bidder for any 130755 Trustees and the con- 1953, as amended, and es imposed by this V>˜ÊÃiiÊÌ ˆ˜}ÃÊ with are hereby repealed damage. (Published in the Tran- tract awarded by the Title 59, Chapter 12, Part chapter which relate to to the extent of such con- Bidders must tender to script Bulletin October 3, Board at the regular 3, Utah Code Annotated occupancy and occupan- flict. the trustee a $5,000.00 10 & 17, 2006) Board Meeting to be held 1953, as amended, are cy revenues or to the cal- SECTION IV - EFFEC- deposit at the sale and November 8, 2006. hereby incorporated of culation, collection, or re- TIVE DATE. This ordi- ޜÕÊV>˜½Ì° the balance of the pur- NOTICE OF TRUST- Please direct any ques- this chapter by this refer- mittance to the county of nance shall become ef- chase price by 12:00 EE’S SALE tions regarding this invi- ence thereto. said taxes shall be sub- fective 15 days after its noon the day following The following described tation to bid to Jeff Terry, 2-2-4. Transient defined. ject to review and in- passage provided it has the sale. The deposit property will be sold at General Manager, Stans- For the purpose of this spection by the county. been published, or at /NEINTHREEADULTSOVER must be in the form of a public auction to the bury Service Agency, chapter, the term "transi- Audits of such records such publication date if cashier’s check or bank highest bidder on No- 241-0125. ent" means and is de- and information or the more than 15 days after official check payable to vember 8, 2006 at 9:00 (Published in the Tran- fined as any individual supporting records there- passage. HASAVISIONPROBLEMˆ Lundberg & Associates. a.m. at the North West script Bulletin October who occupies any suite, fore shall be the respon- IN WITNESS WHEREOF The balance must be in Main Entrance to the 17, 19, 24 & 26, 2006) room, or rooms in a mo- sibility of the State Tax the Tooele County Com- the form of a wire trans- tel, hotel, motor court, Commission. The re- mission, which is the leg- TOOELE County Court- ORDINANCE 2006-27 fer, cashier’s check, inn, or similar public ac- cords of the State Tax islative body of Tooele ANDMANYDONTEVENKNOW house, 47 SOUTH MAIN, AN ORDINANCE RE- bank official check (credit commodation for fewer Commission relating to County, passed, ap- TOOELE, UT 84074, in PEALING AND RE- union official checks are than 30 consecutive the collection of sales proved and enacted this the County of TOOELE ENACTING CHAPTER not accepted) or U.S. days. and use taxes or tourism, ordinance this 3rd day of IT4HATSBECAUSEMANY by BRYAN W. CANNON, 2, TRANSIENT ROOM Postal money order pay- 2-2-5. Tax imposed B recreation, and conven- October 2006. as Successor Trustee, TAX, OF TITLE 2, TAX- able to Lundberg & As- Amount. tion center taxes on the ATTEST: and REED NESSN, cur- ATION, OF THE sociates. Cash pay- (1) There is hereby lev- same transactions which TOOELE COUNTY rent Beneficiary, under TOOELE COUNTY VISIONPROBLEMSHAVENO ments are not accepted. ied on all persons, com- are the subject of this COMMISSION: the Deed of Trust dated CODE, IMPOSING A A trustee’s deed will be panies, corporations, or tax shall be subject to Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk August 30, 2002, made TRANSIENT ROOM delivered to the success- other like and similar per- review and audit as pro- Dennis Rockwell, by CENTRAL ELEMEN- TAX FOR TOOELE WARNINGSIGNS!NEYEDOCTOR ful bidder within three sons, groups, or organi- vided in the county’s Chairman TARY LLC, as Trustor COUNTY, UTAH; IDEN- business days after re- zations doing business contract with the State (SEAL) recorded September 9, TIFYING THE PURPOS- ceipt of the amount bid. in the county as motor Tax Commission for the Commissioner Rock- 2002 as Entry No. ES FOR WHICH THE DATED: October 16, courts, motels, hotels, collection of the local well voted CANIDENTIFYSERIOUSVISION 187151 in Book 778 at TAX IS IMPOSED; PRO- 2006. inns, or like and similar sales and use tax and as Commissioner Law- page 521 of official re- VIDING DEFINITIONS; Scott Lundberg, Trust- public accommodations provided by law. The tax- rence voted cords of TOOELE coun- PROVIDING COLLEC- ee a transient room tax at payer shall also be sub- Commissioner John- ANDHEALTHCONDITIONSBEFORE ty, given to secure in- TION AND REMIT- 3269 South Main, #100 the rate of three and ject to such audits and son voted debtedness in favor of TANCE PROCEDURES; Salt Lake City, UT one-half percent (3.5%) reviews by the Utah APPROVED AS TO REED NESSEN by rea- PROVIDING APPEAL 84115 of the rent for every oc- State Tax Commission FORM: son of certain obligations PROCEDURES; AND YOUCAN&ORTHELATESTINFOR (801) 263-3400 cupancy of a suite, room, as are provided for by Douglas J. Ahlstrom secured thereby. PROVIDING AN EFFEC- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. or rooms by a transient. law. Tooele County Attor- Notice of Default was re- TIVE DATE – 5:00 p.m. (2) Except as hereinafter 2-2-10. Remittance of ney corded July 5, 2006 as THE COUNTY LEGIS- MATIONONVISIONHEALTH VISIT L&A Case No. 06-56911 provided, and except in- tax. (Published in the Tran- Entry No. 263031 of said LATIVE BODY OF THE CS sofar as they are incon- The tax shall be remitted script Bulletin October official records. COUNTY OF TOOELE THIS COMMUNICATION Trustee will sell at public sistent with the provi- as directed by the county 17, 2006) IS AN ATTEMPT TO ORDAINS AS FOL- sions of Title 17, Chapter and a tax return filed on V iVŽÞi>ÀÞ°Vœ“!PUBLIC auction to the highest LOWS: COLLECT A DEBT, AND bidder payable in lawful 31, and Title 59, Chapter forms provided or ap- ORDINANCE 2006-29 ANY INFORMATION SECTION I - PURPOSE. 12, Part 3, Utah Code proved by the county at AN ORDINANCE money of the United This ordinance is enact- OBTAINED WILL BE States, without warranty Annotated 1953, as such times and with such AMENDING SECTION SERVICEMESSAGEFROMTHE USED FOR THAT PUR- ed for the purpose of up- amended, from time to frequency as are provid- 1-6-3 OF THE TOOELE as to title, possession or dating its transient room POSE. encumbrances. Bidders time, all of the provisions ed for by state law. All COUNTY CODE, (Published in the Tran- tax ordinance to comply of Title 59, Chapter 12, returns filed pursuant AMENDING THE FEES must be prepared to ten- with current provisions of 6ISION#OUNCILOF!MERICA script Bulletin October der the purchase price in Part 1, Utah Code Anno- hereto shall accurately CHARGED BY THE 17, 24 & 31, 2006) State law and to increase tated 1953, as amend- identify the locations CLERK’S OFFICE AND the amount bid within 24 the tax from three per- hours of the sale by ed, known as the Sales where the transactions BY THE DESERET NOTICE OF TRUST- cent to three and one- and Use Tax Act, and all occurred and the gross PEAK COMPLEX, ADD- AND!!20 cashiers check. half percent. EE’S SALE The address of the prop- of the provisions of Title sales upon which the tax ING FEES PERTAINING APN: 08-038-0-0020 SECTION II - CHAPTER 59, Chapter 12, Part 2 for each location is com- TO THE NEW PITCH erty is purported to be REPEALED. Chapter 2, Trust No. 1077288-07 No Situs Address, Utah Code Annotated puted. AND PUTT GOLF Ref: Traye W. Pettit Transient Room Tax, of 1953, as amended, 2-2-11. Request for hear- COURSE Tooele, UT 84074 more Title 2, Taxation, of the TRA: Loan No. particularly described as known as the Local ing. NOW, THEREFORE, BE XXXXXX2607. IMPOR- Tooele County Code is Sales and Use Tax Law Any party aggrieved by IT ORDAINED BY THE follows: hereby repealed. TANT NOTICE TO EXHIBIT A of Utah, are hereby any action of the county LEGISLATIVE BODY PROPERTY OWNER: SECTION III - CHAPTER adopted and made a part relating to the assess- OF TOOELE COUNTY, PARCEL 1: REENACTED. Chapter YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Beginning at the North- of this chapter as though ment, calculation, or col- UTAH AS FOLLOWS: UNDER A DEED OF 2, Transient Room Tax, fully set forth herein to lection of the tax, includ- SECTION I - PURPOSE. west corner of Lot 4, of Title 2, Taxation, of TRUST, DATED June Block 19, Plat A, Tooele the extent the said provi- ing any Notice of Defi- This ordinance is for the 14, 2004. UNLESS YOU the Tooele County Code sions are relevant and ciency issued, may re- purpose of complying City Survey, Tooele City; is hereby reenacted to TAKE ACTION TO PRO- thence North 89°40’44” pertinent to the adminis- quest a hearing by filing with Utah Code Annotat- TECT YOUR PROPER- read as follows: tration and the collection a written Request for ed 17-53-211 which re- East along the North line Chapter 2 TY, IT MAY BE SOLD of said Lot 4 for 197.03 of taxes by the county. Hearing as provided by quires the county legisla- AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF Transient Room Tax B10 TUESDAY October 17, 2006 NOTICE OF TOOELE COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION SATELLITE REGISTRATION DAYS Tree The Metaphor Tree October 20th and 23rd, 2006 continued from page B1 cost over 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. The Metaphor Tree, some- times called the Tree of Utah or $1 million, used TOOELE COUNTY COURTHOUSE the Tree of Life, was dedicated 47 SO. MAIN - ROOM #130 Jan. 18, 1986, but it was concoct- 100 tons TOOELE, UT 84074 ed in the mind of Iranian-born, of chrysocolla Registrar: Clerk’s Office and Swedish-raised artist Karl Momen in the summer of 1981, rock, 4 tons of according to the book “Vision in epoxy, 18,000 GRANTSVILLE CITY HALL the Desert” by Herman Du Toit. 429 E. MAIN According to Toit, Momen imported tiles GRANTSVILLE, UT 84029 discovered Utah’s Great Basin Registrar: Sherlene Lawton quite by accident, a result of and 20,000 man 14 Eastmoor, Grantsville - 884-6006 Utah’s unique street number- hours of labor. ing system which confused the artist who was looking for a NORTH END OF COUNTY hotel. He eventually ended up August morning. STANSBURY PARK CLUB HOUSE headed toward the Salt Lake As anyone who has traveled #1 COUNTRY CLUB International Airport on I-80 and the stretch of road between Salt STANSBURY PARK, UT 84074 found a motel room where he Lake City and Wendover knows, the scenery quickly dwindles Registrar: Sheri Judd spent the night. The next morning Momen to away to nothing but a flat expanse of white. While Momen SOUTH END OF COUNTY change original plans to trav- el through Las Vegas to Los traveled across the Great Basin, he found himself imagining he - DALENE RUSSELL’S HOME Angeles, Calif. Instead he chose was traveling across a large, 1201 N. CHURCH STREET to continue on I-80 through Lake blank canvas. RUSH VALLEY, UT 84069 Tahoe and on to San Francisco. He reached for his tomato and Stopping by a local store he Registrar: Dalene Russell lettuce snack and realized he had picked up a tomato and some Box 314, Rush Valley - 837-2298 forgotten to buy salt. Thinking he lettuce and ice for a snack along would stop at Wendover to buy the journey and headed out in DUGWAY PROVING GROUNDS salt, it suddenly occurred to him the already sweltering heat of an - WANDA PARKER’S HOME he was driving across the larg- 28 E. 1ST AVE est salt bed in the road. Pulling DUGWAY, UT 84022 over on the side of the road he opened the door to a blast of Registrar: Wanda Parker heat. He wandered across the 28 East 1st, Dugway - 831-4008 salt encrusted landscape for a minute, marveling at how it WENDOVER - GERTRUDE TRIPP’S HOME looked like fresh snow. 555 WASATCH LANE Back in the air-conditioned WENDOVER, UT 84083 confines of his car, he continued on his journey, thinking about photography / Troy Boman Registrar: Gertrude Tripp how much the road needed some him a letter distancing them- of art, but the donation did not PO Box 194, Wendover - 665-2647 point of reference, a spot of selves from the project and let- include excavation and transpor- color, something to break up the ting him know they would be tation of the stone. monotony of the drive. And as he unable to provide material assis- Quarrying the stone became drove he though of what he, as tance. something of a family project for 493 W. 400 N. Tooele an artist, could do to offer this Undaunted, he proceeded on Reimann and his eight sons. The Dennis D. Ewing, Tooele County Clerk much-needed reference point. his own, overcoming challenges color bands around the two larg- The idea weighed on his like buying the land and obtain- est spheres were made from fine Published in the Transcript Bulletin, October 12, 2006 882-4800 mind as he continued his travels ing necessary permits to build imported Italian tile. through Wendover, spending the his vision in the desert. It took After the orbs were cast night in Reno. By the time he Momen until January of 1884 to Reimann and his employees reached San Francisco he had get the land and permits neces- spent the winter of 1985 adher- pulled over along the road at sary to build the Metaphor tree. ing rock and tile to the outside Give your parakeet something to talk about. some point and made prelimi- Materials used to build the of the orbs. nary sketches. structure became the next obsta- Although Momen received Momen’s excitement for the cle in his path. The tree itself help from numerous sources, Line his cage with the Transcript-Bulletin! project grew, and in September was made of pre-cast concrete. the cost of the project fell on he contacted the Utah Arts Don Reimann, Salt Lake City his shoulders. He eventually Council with a proposal to contractor and owner of the ended up selling a condominium build his sculpture in the des- business Style Crete, agreed to in Washington D.C. a cabin in ert. Contacting Ruth Draper and take up the task of constructing Switzerland and several works Arley Curtz, director and assis- the tree. of art from his own collection to tant director or the organiza- The tree was to be built of fund the project. tion at the time, Momen flew concrete covered with a mosaic, “Metaphor” The tree of Utah from San Francisco to Salt Lake but Momen and Reimann were by Karl Momen was dedicated City with a model and draw- challenged to find a material on Jan. 18, 1986. A plaque on the ings of the proposed sculpture. able to withstand the extremes base reads, “A hymn to our uni- Surprised by Momen’s request, of heat and cold of the Great verse, whose glory and dimen- Cortez and Draper soon warmed Basin environment. sion is beyond all myth and to the idea and told him they Eventually they decided to imagination.” would do what they could to use the stone anhydrous cop- The work of art cost over $1 support his design. per silicate, commonly known million, used 100 tons of chrys- Momen returned to Europe as crysocolla, to cover the orbs ocolla rock, 4 tons of epoxy, and proceeded with his plan and of the tree. The blue green stone 18,000 imported tiles and 20,000 garnered national and interna- is native to Utah and was located man hours of labor. tional attention to the Metaphor in a quarry near Milford. The Ownership of the Tree of Utah Tree sculpture. But in the fall of 1982, the Utah Arts Council sent quarry owner agreed to donate was formally accepted by the Connecting You 100 tons of stone to the work state of Utah on Sept. 25, 1996. to the Internet; to each other.

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