www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Pioneer museum needs funds for makeover See B1 BULLETIN October 4, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 38 50 cents Voters head to polls to narrow city races by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin policeman Bobby Main, Ryan EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Timmins and Russell Winters. Voters have until 8 o’clock tonight A pair of incumbents are trying to cast their votes in primary elec- to hold on to their positions on the tions for Tooele, Grantsville and city council. Stockton. Incumbents John Hansen and The Tooele County Clerk’s office Doug Redmond are among six candi- reports that early-morning voter dates vying for two openings on the turnout today appears to be meager council. David McCall, Tom Poyner, at best. Statistics indicate that voter Scott Wardle and Sam Woodruff are participation in primaries usually the other candidates. The primary dips below 20 percent of registered will eliminate two of the council voters. “Voter turnout at our last candidates with four remaining on primary was 13 percent,” said Tooele the ballot for the general election. County Chief Deputy Clerk Marilyn In Grantsville, three men are cam- Gillette. paigning to be the city’s top boss. In Tooele City, seven candidates Current Mayor Byron Anderson are running for mayor. That list will is seeking his second term to run be trimmed down to two for the gen- the city. In addition to serving as eral election on Nov. 8. Grantsville’s mayor, Anderson holds Candidates include current seats on numerous county and state Councilman Steve Bevan, Jay Collier, organizations and committees. Tooele City Recorder Pat Dunlavy, Tom Ellevold, former Tooele City SEE ELECTION ON A2 Defendants split pleas

photography / Troy Boman in principal egging case Nick Narkar, co-owner of Quality Quik Stop on Broadway in Tooele, warmly greets his customers Monday. Narkar is recovering from a physical assault last month and spent five days in the hospital. His assailants have been arrested and two face attempted murder charges. by Jesse Fruhwirth and Rockwell are charged with STAFF WRITER criminal mischief related to the Three 2005 graduates of Tooele June 1 incident. Rockwell is addi- High School and a juvenile, impli- tionally charged with obstruction Stabbing doesn’t dim store owner’s smile cated in the vandalism of Principal of justice. Mike Westover’s home, appeared Travis Rockwell is the son of by Jesse Fruhwirth ly voice that makes you feel wel- chest. His attackers have been Dazed and outnumbered, in court yesterday. Charges against STAFF WRITER Tooele County Commission come, he has built a strong rela- charged with attempted murder. Narkar ran down the brightly lit two of the teens were reduced in Chairman Dennis Rockwell. Nick Narkar didn’t tell his par- tionship with the neighborhood. “I closed the store and saw street, late on a quiet Thursday exchange for guilty pleas. The other Controversy erupted in June when ents he was attacked. “I know everyone in this them hiding behind the dump- night. two pleaded not guilty and will now accusations emerged that Principal A friend of his in New York whole area,” Narkar said, “and ter,” Narkar said. “I went to my “So I ran, thinking someone go to trial. Westover had threatened to not advised him to move back to everybody knows me.” car, the first guy hit me in the on Broadway would help me.” The June 1 incident left Westover’s let the three graduates walk in Queens where maybe it’s safer. When he was brutally attacked back of the head with the bat, He didn’t make it far. home and vehicle spotted with eggs. the graduation ceremony unless His wife told him to stop in September in the parking so I ran.” Aaron Segelson, 32 of Tooele, Westover was apparently targeted they discussed their involvement working so late at night. lot of the Quality Quik Stop on That attacker was allegedly quickly intercepted his path and for having been blamed for the can- in the vandalism. Consequently, With all the sympathy and sug- Broadway St. — of which he is Michael Polk, 23 of Tooele. stabbed him. cellation of the school-sponsored Commissioner Rockwell had per- gestion he has received, Narkar part owner — the community Narkar said Polk was visibily Narkar doesn’t have an expla- graduation T-lighting ceremony. sonnel lock the doors of the Desert just smiles, shakes his head and collectively gasped. befuddled that the bat blast had nation for what happened next. Joseph Nix, 18, of Tooele, and Peak Complex until one hour prior continues to greet customers. Narkar was the victim of a not knocked him unconcious. Polk and Segelson, having beaten a 17-year old Tooele boy will pay to Tooele High’s graduation cer- “Hey, boss,” he says. botched robbery by four white With the store’s night deposit in his head and thrust a knife into $250 restitution and serve one year emony — causing concern that the Patrons reply, men. The attack was led by a his pocket, Narkar had a fight-or- his side, just took off. Two other probation. If either are found in vio- ceremony would be canceled. “Hey, Nick.” known white supremacist with flight response. men charged in the case were lation of their probation they would In a June interview with the Tooele Narkar never forgets a face gang ties. After closing his store “I think he thought I would go awaiting in a nearby car. All four potentially serve 30 days in jail for Transcript-Bulletin, Westover said and most residents of Tooele’s around midnight, Narkar was down,” Narkar said. “I tried to drove off, leaving a bloody and their crimes in this case. the school would not be sanction- east side know him by name. bashed on the head with a base- fight with him but I saw the three Travis Rockwell, 19, and Hayden With a familiar face and a friend- ball bat and stabbed in his lower and thought ‘I can’t.’” SEE NARKAR ON A3 Farley, 18, both of Tooele, pleaded not guilty to their charges. Farley SEE EGGING ON A9 Bikers look out for kids, throw community party Young mother of four not by Mary Ruth Hammond expected to survive crash STAFF WRITER While persons involved in acci- dents or unintentional trauma usu- by Mary Ruth Hammond at the scene of the crash. Lowe, ally exhibit bruises, cuts and other STAFF WRITER who has never regained con- significant signs that something is Kamie Lee Snyder, 17, a sciousness since the accident, dreadfully wrong — children who Grantsville teen who would is expected to succumb to death are sexually, physically, or men- have begun her senior year of within the next few days, accord- tally abused very often hide the high school the ing to her family turmoil raging inside their small day after she members. bodies. died on Aug. 22, Shannon“ has third- UHP reports According to the American 2005 in a two- degree burns over 38 indicate that vehicle accident there is no Academy of Child & Adolescent percent of her body ... Psychiatry, hundreds of thou- just east of suspicion that sands of children are abused each the Grantsville of Utah Burn Center. drugs, alcohol, year by a parent or close relative. City limits, will Doctors say she has or excessive Thousands of those children die. apparently not developed an infection speed played For those who survive, the emo- be the only per- in her brain. The infec- any role in tional trauma remains long after son to lose her the accident. life due to the tion is common with It appears, the external bruises have healed. burn patients. If the John Paul Chief Lilly, a licensed crash. according to clinical social worker, a regis- Police reports infection was in her law enforce- tered play therapist/supervisor, indicate that arm or leg, that part of ment officials, and a part-time faculty member Snyder’s east- the body could be ampu- that Lowe may at Brigham Young University, bound 1997 tated, but the infection have become Chevrolet distracted has treated abused children for is in her brain.” 20 years. While Lilly realizes that Cavalier was before her therapy offers much in the way of hit head-on by CATHY COOK vehicle drifted helping abused children, he also a 1987 west- LOWE’S GRANDMOTHER into the path of realized several years ago that bound Blazer Snyder’s car. there were gaps in treating abused driven by Shannon Lowe, 24, Lowe’s four children, rang- children that needed to be filled. of Grantsville. The accident, ing in age from five months to According to the Bikers Against which shut state Route 138 nine years, were all riding in Child Abuse (BACA) website, down for over three hours, Lowe’s van. All four children Lilly realized that even with court occurred at approximately 9 were injured in the accident. photography / Mike Call involvement to protect children p.m. on that tragic night last Following the initial impact A clown holds up a mirror after painting a rainbow on a little girl’s face. Clowns were part of the fun Saturday month. when the Western Utah Chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) hosted a free barbecue and fun day Snyder was pronounced dead SEE LOWE ON A3 SEE BACA ON A7 at the park for the children of Tooele County.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight, then clear- CROSSWORD A5 HOMETOWN B1 Mercury-tainted Great Salt Lake ing. Lows in the mid 30s. Mostly impacts two species of ducks sunny Wednesday. Highs in the OBITUARIES A6 DOINGS B2 See A2 50s. Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY October 4, 2005 ETCETERA ... High mercury levels found in two duck species Corrections Valley Weather Forecast High mercury levels have Local Weather been found in two species of Thursday’s story about the relo- ducks on the southern end of cation of the old observatory dome Wed 62/36 the Great Salt Lake, accord- at the Stansbury Park Observatory 10/5 ing to the Division of Wildlife incorrectly identified the Salt Lake Sunny skies. High 62F. Winds NE Resources. Astronomical Society. A name of a at 5 to 10 mph. Northern shovelers and com- refracting telescope at the facility, mon goldeneyes are the two the Bogdan refractor, was also duck species with the high misspelled. levels. On Sept. 29, the Utah Thu 65/39 Temps/Precipitation 10/6 Department of Health (UDOH) Sunshine. Highs in the mid 60s issued a waterfowl consumption Date High Low (prec./inches) and lows in the upper 30s. advisory recommending people Sept. 29 77 46 not eat either species of duck. Sept. 30 80 47 Officials from UDOH, the Utah Oct. 1 84 50 Department of Environmental Oct. 2 81 51 Fri 71/45 Oct. 3 56 42 trace 10/7 Quality and the DWR worked Abundant sunshine. Highs in the in partnership to issue the advi- Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer low 70s and lows in the mid 40s. sory. The results of testing that’s for the National Weather Service, reports been done so far is available in that his recording station at 139 S. Main received a trace of precipitation between a Health Consultation document Sept. 29 and Oct. 3 and a total of .57 for the Sat at the Department of Health’s entire month. The normal for September 69/45 Web site (www.health.utah.gov/ 10/8 is .94 inches. enviroepi). Eating meat from For the water year, which began Oct. 1, Plenty of sun. Highs in the upper 2004, Tooele received 25.09 inches of pre- 60s and lows in the mid 40s. these two species could result cipitation. The normal for the year is 18.49 in an intake of mercury that inches of precipitation. exceeds the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s health rec- Pollen Count Sun photography / Troy Boman 59/37 ommendations, according to A single duck glides along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake. High levels of mercury have been found in two 10/9 The pollen counts from the the UDOH analysis. There is no species of ducks, the Northern Shoveled and Goldeneyes. Hunters are advised not to eat these particular waterfowl. Few showers. Highs in the upper Intermountain Allergy and health risk to other recreation- 50s and lows in the upper 30s. mid-November.” Hunters could tion on the lake.” group is available at www.deq. Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City ists on the lake. bag plenty of shovelers, howev- “A lot of work still needs to utah.gov/issues/Mercury/work_ as of Oct. 4, 2005, were as fol- ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Several other duck species Service er. During the past three years, be done,” said Clay Perschon, group.htm Information about lows: also have been sampled. “Green- 13 to 14 percent of the ducks Great Salt Lake Ecosystem proj- the waterfowl consumption Sagebrush — High Subscriber Service winged teal and gadwalls were taken by Utah hunters from mid- ect leader for the DWR. “Only advisory will also be distributed Ragweed — Moderate If you haven’t received well below the screening level for mercury and hunters should October to mid-December have a small number of birds have locally, and will be available at Mold — Moderate your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., feel safe eating them,” said Jim been shovelers. been sampled so far, and all of www.health.utah.gov/enviroepi Chenopods — Low please call 882-0050 and our cus- Karpowitz, director of the DWR. DWR Will Expand Mercury those birds have come from the and each of the agencies’ Web tomer representative will assist “Mallards were just below the Study southern end of the lake. We sites. TOOELETRANSCRIPT you. Customer service hours on don’t know much about mer- More information about EPA’s mercury screening level A study to determine the BULLETIN Tuesday and Thursday nights cury levels in waterfowl using the health effects of mercury of 0.3 parts per million. We’ll be level of mercury in ducks began are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. other areas of the lake. can be found at www.atsdr. doing more sampling and testing this July when a small number “The next steps are to expand cdc.gov/tfacts46.html General to further evaluate mallards and of meat samples from several project “almost criminal”. the survey by collecting a larger information about mercury other duck species on the lake.” waterfowl species collected on Dan Rydalch is a current member number of birds and collecting in Utah is available at www. Election Duck season opens the southern end of the lake last of Stockton’s town council and has them from several areas on the deq.utah.gov/issues/Mercury/ continued from page A1 Utah’s duck hunting season winter were tested. Mercury was worked in town government for over index.htm ### Contact: Tom found in several of the samples, lake.” Craig Anderson, who served as a opened this Saturday, Oct. 1, Aldrich, DWR Migratory Game a decade. He said he voted against so the DWR decided to collect a Mercury Working Group Grantsville City Councilman for two and Karpowitz recommends Bird Coordinator (801) 538- the sewer project because “nearly larger number of waterfowl in The officials who issued the terms before losing his third bid for that duck hunters avoid shoot- 4789 (office) or (801) 971- half” of Stockton’s residents would August. advisory have established a a council seat four years ago, is also ing shovelers and goldeneyes. 9827 (cell phone) Wayne Ball, have significant difficulty paying the Lab results from those sam- Mercury Work Group to coor- running for mayor. “If you kill any of these birds, Utah Department of Health monthly fee for the bond debt the ples also were assessed by the dinate and collaborate on Todd Castagno, a current city you must retrieve them and Environmental Epidemiology city would take on to complete the Utah Department of Health, mercury studies and investiga- councilman who has completed include them as part of your Director (801) 538-6297 (office) project. which led to the Sept. 29 water- tions that are ongoing in Utah. nearly two years in his four-year bag limit,” he said. Tom Aldrich, or (801) 201-8816 (cell phone) Bryan Millet has said he wants to fowl consumption advisory. Stakeholders from a broad base council term, is also seeking to migratory game bird coordinator Mark Hadley, DWR Public clean up city government and elim- “The Division of Wildlife of state, federal and nonprofit become mayor. Should Castagno not for the DWR, says 487,000 ducks Information Officer (801) 538- inate conflicts of interest. Having Resources, along with the agencies, industry and the pub- be elected to that post, he will retain are currently on Utah’s water- 4737 (office) or (801) 546-9665 already invested a portion of the UDOH and the lab at Utah State lic are members of the group. his seat on the council for another fowl management areas and (home) two years. overall total cost of the sewer proj- the Bear River Migratory Bird University, have worked hard Information about this work Stockton’s mayoral race is with- ect, Millet said the city ought to Refuge. Of those 487,000 ducks, to get these birds collected and out an incumbent as Barry Thomas move forward with it. less than 10 percent (47,000) are sampled before the start of the is not seeking another term. Three In the race for Stockton’s town shovelers. No goldeneyes were duck hunting season,” Karpowitz men are seeking that office. council, David Durtschi, Gary found. “It’s very unlikely that said. “Now we’ll work hard, Rob LaRue is a general con- Fowler, Nando Medli, Jr., Teresa hunters will bag a goldeneye in throughout the fall and winter, tractor and retired Air National Powell and Pat Valdez are in today’s the next few weeks,” Aldrich to collect more birds and learn Guardsman. LaRue has said that ballot. That race will eliminate one said. more about the mercury situa- “Goldeneyes represent only 2 rejecting approved state funding for of them from proceeding to the gen- Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! the Stockton’s controversial sewer eral election. percent of the ducks harvested in Utah, and they usually don’t arrive at the Great Salt Lake until Tooele 1/2 lb. Double Cheeseburger Combo w/fries & a Med. 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N.Y. and Edison, N.J. before mov- will be headed for a trial. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Narkar ing to Utah. He lives in Salt Lake Narkar’s family is rebounding City and has owned and worked from the commotion. He has two continued from page A1 at the Quik Stop in Tooele since daughters, one 12 years old who senseless Narkar to fend for him- 2003. lives with Narkar’s parents and self. They didn’t take his money. “People are very nice in this goes to school in India. The other ������������������� Narkar made his way down town,” Narkar said of Tooele. daughter is only eight months old Broadway to the Venus Club “Everybody’s helped me out.” and is with him and his wife in Salt where staff called police and had The apparent racial or ethnic Lake. He has received some help Narkar lay down. He was taken by motivation for the crime against with the medical bills from a friend ������������������ ��������������� helicopter to Salt Lake City. His him does not particularily bother who owns a few other convience $ stab wound received 17 stiches. He 549 him. stores. $ ������������������������� stayed in the hospital for five days. “These are good people in Narkar is back at work at his 879 pp Nov. 26 His hospital bills topped $35,000 Tooele. In India, this could happen, store. A customer popped his head ������������� and he doesn’t have insurance. too ... anywhere you are you’re not into the back office and asked, Jan. 8, 22 $1099 Narkar’s attackers were not ����������������������������� safe,” Narkar said. “World is going “Could I get a beer and pay you �������������� wearing any masks or hiding their crazy. Everywhere there’s a prob- tomorrow?” Dec. 20 faces. They were caught on the Feb. 4, 25 Nick Narkar lem now.” Narkar agreed immediately and $ store’s parking lot surveilance Narkar praised the police for the polite customer left happy with ������������������ 1099 of Nar, India, population 12,000, ����������������������������� camera, which aided police in their their speedy arrests and help in a 24-ounce can in hand. Jan. 21, 28, Feb. 4 arrest. Narkar knew their faces but where he grew up. His father was supporting him. The four men await “God sends you some purpose,” ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� not who they were. a teacher. He left his town for the ��������������������������������������������������� their pretrial hearing. All four will Narkar said. “You’re going to do “They come into the store in the U.S. in 1994. face the judge on Wednesday, Oct. the right purpose.” last year,” Narkar said. “You come “I had no friends left in India,” 5. At that time they will give their Residents of the east side, and in and in 10 years I’d never forget Narkar said, “all were in Europe plea and perhaps try to have their surely also his family, are happy you.” and America.” penalties and charges reduced in to see Narkar healthy and happy Narkar’s hometown folkiness He first worked in convenience once again. has deep roots in the farming town exchange for a guilty plea. If any stores for some time in Queens, or all of them plead not guilty, they email: [email protected]

Lowe continued from page A1 of the crash, Lowe’s van over- turned. Her four-year-old daugh- ter, Serina Lowe, had four fin- gers of her hand caught under- neath the vehicle. When the van burst into flames, Grantsville Police Lt. Brent Rowley laid on top of the little girl to protect her from the fire. Seeing the officer trying to protect the girl, an unidenti- fied Grantsville firefighter took off his fire-protective coat and threw it across the officer and the child. Firefighters then Shannon Lowe worked feverishly to extinguish the vehicle fire. her life but it would not save Fall Seminar When four-year-old Serina’s her. Doctors have also said that hand was finally freed from if they put her on dialysis, her the wreckage, it was discov- death will be more painful.” ered that her four fingers had A native of Tucson, Ariz., been severed. Only her thumb Shannon moved with her fam- remained on the hand that had ily to West Valley City when she been trapped under the vehicle. was a young girl. She moved to Serina’s severed fingers were Grantsville six years ago and later found by firefighters and has lived, off and on with her law enforcement officials and children, at the home of her rushed to the hospital where mother and step-father, Delvid the child had been taken by Cook, since 1999. medical helicopter. The fingers “Shannon has had a rough were reattached, but Serina’s past,” Cook stated. “Her father grandmother, Cathy Cook of and I divorced when she was Grantsville, has been told by 12 and that was hard on her. doctors that the reattachment Shannon had her first child procedure was not successful. at age 15. But she was begin- “Serina does not yet know ning to get her life pulled back that her four fingers will have to together. Four days before the be removed next week when the accident, she got a job a Denny’s bandages are taken off,” Cook (Restaurant) in Tooele. She told the Tooele Transcript- and the father of her youngest Bulletin a few days ago. “All child were trying to move into a that will be left on her one hand house. They were going to move is her thumb.” all four of the children in with Jesse Santiago, Lowe’s nine- them.” year-old son, had major bruis- Since the accident, the baby’s ing on his stomach following father has taken custody of his the accident. Jesse has been child. Little Anthony is living released from the hospital and with his dad, his aunt and uncle is doing well. and three male cousins in West Lowe’s infant, Anthony Acuna, Jordan. had only a bump on his head Alex Sliva’s father has taken and has also been released from custody of him and the duo is the hospital. living with Alex’s paternal grand- Tuesday, October 4, 2005 Alex Silva, Lowe’s six-year- parents in Salt Lake City. When: old son, suffered a broken arm Cook has guardianship of 7:00 p.m. and two broken legs from the Jesse Santiago and Serina Lowe. accident. Alex was scheduled to But the grandmother says she start school last month, but will has no idea how she will pay the Mountain West Medical Center now have to be home tutored, hospital bills, or find the money Where: probably for most of the year, to raise two of her daughter’s Classrooms according to his grandmother. children. But it is Lowe, the unmarried “I don’t even have money to mother of the four young chil- bury my daughter when she dren, who doctors say will not passes away,” Cook said. “Financial Fitness: How to Prepare for the Future” survive her injuries. Cook said According to Cook, Shannon Topic: her daughter has little chance had gone to Salt Lake City to presented by Kathy Hillis, Vice President of Women’s of surviving any longer than this babysit and visit friends on the Financial Services, Wells Fargo coming weekend. night of the accident. “Shannon has third-degree “Shannon and her chil- burns over 38 percent of her dren were on their way back Learn what you should store in a safety deposit box. Become educated on the body,” Cook explained. “She is to Grantsville when she was at the University of Utah Burn involved in the accident,” Cook terms floating around such as annuities, 401K’s, CD’s and more that may affect Center. Doctors say she has said. “My husband and I had developed an infection in her gone to bed early that night your investment future. Healthy Woman does not endorse specific companies brain. The infection is common and did not hear the phone ring or financial planners. with burn patients. If the infec- when law enforcement offi- tion was in her arm or leg, that cials tried to contact us. My part of the body could be ampu- husband’s parents heard about Healthy Woman is a FREE series of monthly events and workshops catered to tated, but the infection is in her what had happened and came brain.” and knocked on our bedroom women ages 18-55. Due to Shannon’s injuries, she window to wake us up.” has already lost one thumb, half Cathy and Delvid have trav- of her middle finger and all of eled back and forth to the Reservations are required due to limited space. Please call 843-3690 or her ring finger on one hand. She University of Utah Burn Center has also had one toe, plus half of to visit Shannon every day since 843-3691 to reserve your spot at this informative seminar. another toe amputated. the accident. Cathy said it has “My daughter has not regained been difficult to even come up consciousness since the acci- with gasoline money to travel Enjoy light refreshments, free giveaways, and a night out! dent,” Cook said. “She has been from Grantsville to the Salt Lake breathing on her own, but with City hospital. the mold infection in her brain, “But how could we not go?” there is nothing doctors can do Cathy asked. “I have to be with to save her life.” Shannon every minute I can, for Offering Cook “no chance” as long as I can.” that her daughter will survive, A trust fund for Shannon has doctors stated days ago that been set up at the Tooele Federal the young mother’s kidneys and Credit Union. Donations in any liver are already shutting down. amount can be made at any “Doctors told us the only way TFCU branch under the name to keep Shannon alive would be of “Cathy Cook for Shannon to put her on a dialysis machine,” Lowe’s trust fund.” Cathy said. “That would prolong e-mail: [email protected] A4 TUESDAY October 4, 2005

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Newspaper your town hall by Chuck Baldwin Bond issues and rezonings. Sewer projects and street repairs. Housing projects and redevelopment. Elections and recalls. And discussion of it all — back and forth, give and take, pro and con. Sure, there’s the local coffee shop, after-church lunches, public forums. But really, there’s only one central place to get all this. It’s your local newspaper. And that’s the theme for this year’s National Newspaper Week — “Your Newspaper: Your Community’s Town Hall.” Sometimes, that’s easy to forget. We get wrapped up in all the other benefits of a newspaper, the ebb and flow of a community. Weddings and births. Graduations and deaths. Local sports. Recipes. Church services. Community events and celebra- tions. The latest sale at the local store. Sometimes we tend to overlook one of the most important roles of our local newspapers — that of a weekly or daily town hall meeting, where the latest news of government and schools, as well as other issues in the community, is laid out for all to see. In the news columns and on the editorial pages, newspapers play an integral role in both supporting and shaping our communities. News stories explain the issues, from all points of view. Editorials offer the newspaper’s take on those issues and suggest a course of action. Letters to the edi- tor give community members a chance to sound off with their own ideas. And even if the newspaper has missed something of importance, very little gets past the community members who speak up in those letters. Through newspapers, we have community discussions. We engage one another and debate the issues before us. Providing that “town hall” is a responsibility the folks at newspapers take seri- ously. We have to. There is no other avenue that provides such varied opportunities LETTERS TO THE EDITOR on a regular basis for everyone in the community. Public forums and community meetings are good only for those who attend and speak up. Radio and television morning, the pegs had been stolen, the Don’t poison city’s water Bevan looks out for city tire slashed, and the spokes bent: a sense- are limited by air time. Newsletters from cities and counties and school districts Editor: Editor: less act! Our grandson had saved for over typically provide only one point of view, only one side of an issue. Apparently Tooele City Council mem- Tuesday, Oct. 4, marks the day for vot- a year and had purchased the bike with Only a newspaper has the capability and reach — and mission — to provide a bers, with the exception of Steve Bevan, ing in the primary election. Please do not his own money. forum for everyone in the community. To frame the issues and the debate. To offer were asleep at the wheel on the fluoride miss this important opportunity to cast We hope the kids (we assume it was praise, when deserved, and criticism when needed. And to invite the community decision on Sept. 22 issue of the Tooele your vote for Steve Bevan, who is running kids) realize that did they not only defame into the debate. Transcript- Bulletin. Had they taken 20 for Tooele City mayor. For the past six their own character, they also cast a shad- This newspaper — your newspaper — is the community’s town hall. And we or 30 minutes out of their busy schedules years, Steve has worked diligently as your ow over an otherwise decent community. wouldn’t have it any other way. to look up sodium fluoride in an encyclo- city councilman to give everyone in this Chuck Baldwin, 52, is editorial page editor of the Sioux Falls (S.D.) Argus pedia, or on the Internet, they would have community a voice in city government. Margaret Harding Leader and president of South Dakotans for Open Government, a not-for-profit found: sodium fluoride — a poisonous We have known Steve for many years Tooele group that promotes freedom of information issues. He has been in the newspa- crystalline salt NAF that is used in trace and are pleased to recommend with per business for 30-plus years. amounts in the fluoridation of water, in complete confidence our support for his Raffle a smashing success metallurgy, as a flux and as a pesticide. political goal that our city desperately Editor: Fluoride is one of the main ingredients needs at this time. We know Steve will Our recent fundraising raffle was a ANOTHER VIEW in pesticides, it kills pests and it can continually strive to look out for our best smashing success. With your help we kill you. Wow! What a choice to poison interest due to his commendable, consci- were able to raise $426 toward New Tooele City’s water supply, our children, entious and praiseworthy demonstrations Reflection House sponsored conferences Help New Orleans’ people grandchildren, family, friends and senior he has shown us whether through politics and special events. This money really citizens. or personal experiences. helps us keep the clubhouse alive and This issue has been rejected in two Fred and Peggy Martinez thriving. by not rebuilding the city previous elections because we have some Tooele Our clubhouse has an active member- intelligent people here in Tooele. A 1992 ship of 75 and serves over 20 clients per pending distributing it to the victims would University of Arizona study yielded supris- day. Many of our clients have no family billions give you more than enough money to Chamber wins with Winn support and limited income. As a result, ing results when they found that the more Editor: Sof dollars take care of everyone. fluoride a child drinks, the more cavities we try to provide afternoon and weekend I loved the article written in the Sept. to rebuild New To keep things simple, consider social activities to help our clients devel- appear in the teeth. Maybe the dental 29 edition of the Tooele Transcript- Orleans makes that every $1 million spent equals $2 op strong social ties with other clients profession and our local dentists are per- Bulletin regarding Debbie Winn. I’ve only no sense. Though for each resident. Every $100 million and community members. fectly aware of this; after all, that’s what known Debbie since 2001. She is very reconstructing is $200, every billion $2,000, every $10 We also aid our members in their makes them more money. And, believe it dear to me and my family and I want to what once was the billion $20,000 and $100 billion would efforts toward self-sufficiency with or not, that’s what it’s all about. publicly congratulate her on becoming clear emotional mean $200,000 and change to spend Supported and Transitional Employment But it’s not just the dental profession Chamber of Commerce executive direc- direction to fol- Daniel Kline for each person. Since residents had programs. Many of our members have a — the real money and causes are the tor! low, the prudent Guest Columnist unequal assets before the storm, obvi- difficult time maintaining employment, major U.S. corporations, thriving in their I moved to Tooele in 2001 from Las choice would be ously the money would be distributed and so for many of them these programs indiscriminate and careless handling of Vegas, Nev.; I had a different view of Utah to abandon the according to a formula based on the are essential in helping them keep their fluoride has a lot of companies such as back then and was rather unsure of my city. value of what was lost. jobs. Exxon, U.S. Steel, and Alcoa making tens new surroundings. I acquired a job at the No matter how much money gets Abandoning New Orleans makes It is wonderful to live in a community of billions of dollars in extra profits at our Tooele Transcript-Bulletin shortly after poured into fixing levees, pumping even more sense when you consider that cares about people who might other- expense. Money, power, and greed have moving here. Debbie and I were in the out water and building stronger sea wise remain marginalized and isolated in that the U.S. government has esti- these corporate giants laughing all the same office in those days. Debbie made walls, there is no surefire way to keep our society. The clubhouse, and its many mated that it will take nearly a year way to the bank, while they are poisoning me feel welcome and included at all nature at bay. We can certainly make a services, couldn’t function without your to fix the levees. That means that the our water systems. times. She would tell me the most amaz- safer city — we knew how to do that contributions. city will still be extremely vulnerable Given all the scientific challenges to ing stories and tales. Debbie always kept well before Katrina hit — but we can’t Thank you for your support and help- for a year and that normalcy will not the idea of the safety of fluoride, why my attention because she is so wonderful make a safe city. ing make this community a better place be possible. Of the 450,000 people does it remain a protected contaminant? at speaking to people. President Bush has estimated that displaced, logic says that many will As Susan Pare of the Center of Health for our members. rebuilding efforts will cost taxpay- Debbie was rather amusing as well. not be able to wait until the repairs Action asks, “Even if fluoride in the water Matt Reed ers $200 billion. Spending that much She would always come to work smiling are made. did reduce tooth decay, which it does Valley Mental Health Director money does not change the fact that and usually laughing at a funny story she For many residents of the Big Easy, not, how can the E.P.A. allow a substance Tooele New Orleans lies below sea level and told. She is light-hearted and incredibly the choice has already been made. more toxic then alar, red dye and vinyl remains susceptible to the next hor- sincere. She is such an extraordinary per- The jobs they once had have disap- chloride to be injected purposely into rific hurricane that sets its sites on the son. I am very proud to call her my friend, Don’t put toxin in water peared and new ones may not mate- drinking water?” area. but more importantly, I am proud that she Editor: rialize for years. Truly helping these Fluoride has zero, zip, nada and abso- Instead of rebuilding, the President calls me hers. It has come to my attention that people means providing them with the lutely, no positive effect whatsoever. In I think the Chamber of Commerce was Tooele County is looking at putting and Congress must condemn the city fact fluoride damages your health, and using eminent domain laws to seize resources to start over someplace else very wise in appointing Debbie Winn as its fluoride into our drinking water. As the — not rebuilding a city they can no has been linked to dental fluorosis, kid- executive director. I do not know anyone mother of three young healthy boys property and to determine compensa- ney damage, immune system damage, tion for those displaced. At a later longer live in. who deserves it more. Congratulations this more than concerns me. It leaves Since the proposed $200 billion osteoporosis, hip fractures and digestive Debbie! Love ya! me with one question burning in my date, perhaps New Orleans would system damage. have value to a private developer and comes from taxpayer dollars, U.S. Sara Dillard-Jeppesen mind: “Would you intentionally ingest a citizens have the right to demand that Tooele City Council members, you Tooele material that is used as a pesticide and the land could be sold. Until then, the made a bad decision. You didn’t do your government must cut its losses and the money be spent prudently, not has been suspected of causing cancer, emotionally. Nobody wants to deny homework and you failed to realize the hip fractures, intellectual impairment, help people in the most economical seriousness of this major issue — fluori- Vandalism casts shadow way possible. a fellow citizen the right to return to Editor: fertility problems, deformed fish and the place they live. We can all envi- dation. Perhaps it’s time for a change. dental deformities?” The answer for Condemning New Orleans would Tooele County Health Director Myron Our son and his family moved to displace its approximately 450,000 res- sion how the same thing could hap- Tooele three months ago. The children me is a resounding NO! pen to our homes and we understand Bateman, shame on you. Your information I moved my family to this community idents. Each of these people should be and data is old, outdated and full of lies, were raised in the Phoenix, Ariz., area and entitled to fair reimbursement for both the pain deciding to condemn New were happy to relocate to a decent, family because I wanted a safer, happier and Orleans would cause. deceit and manipulation. Perhaps you healthier life! I feel now that my fam- their destroyed property and the lost should go back to school, or at least plug town. Unfortunately, nature has left us no ily is facing a risk that I may have no opportunity caused by never being in your computer. Then you could learn On Monday, one of our grandsons, a choice. You can’t spend $200 billion to control over, because undereducated able to return to the place they called the truth and the facts about this toxic student at Northlake, became ill at school rebuild a city that stands a reasonably people are in a position of power. I home. Of course, those with insurance poison — fluoride. Your job is to promote and I picked him up, leaving his bike good chance of being destroyed again would hope that everyone will take the will receive some money from their the health, well being and general welfare locked up at school because I couldn’t get — not when the residents of that city time to educate themselves on the truth policies, but insurance can’t pay for of Tooele’s citizens, and yet you are pro- it in my car. the loss of jobs and other intangibles. could be better helped for less money. When he went back for it the next moting the poisoning of our water system. SEE LETTERS ON A5 Daniel B. Kline is a freelance writ- The government, however, can pay Fluoride is in the same class as arsenic. for these things and doing so would be er based in Connecticut. His book “50 Perhaps we should buy a few vats of arse- dramatically cheaper than reconstruct- Things Every Guy Should Know How nic and put a quart or two in our water LETTER RULES ing New Orleans. Taking even half of to Do” will be released in April. He system once a week or so. the $200 billion cost of rebuilding and can be reached at [email protected]. This is a deplorable situation and issue! The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Tooele City citizens please help keep our author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community water safe, clean and healthy. Absolutely of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual vote no on fluoride. For more informa- circumstances at the editor’s discretion. tion as to how fluoridation damages your All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long health look at http:ww.aquamd.com/fluo- are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ted for Notes of Appreciation. Since ride/. I have additional information and 1894 research on fluoride for anyone who may Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. be interested. Please call me. 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Jim Busico Tooele For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY October 4, 2005 A5 TFCU’s new branch nears completion As the construction of the new TFCU branch nears com- pletion, the credit union is pleased to offer its members an additional building to provide a higher quality of service. Since TFCU’s last expansion in 1998, its total assets have risen 61 percent while membership has increased 66 percent. “We have outgrown our sin- gle location here in Tooele,” photography / Troy Boman said President/CEO Steve High amounts of precipitation posed some flooding problems for Christensen. “If our members Tooele residents this spring, but most people welcomed the extra have to stand in lines we cannot water after six years of below-normal rainfall. provide them top quality service, so we are changing that.” With the additions of new departments, such as mortgage Water year quenches lending and business lending, the corporate office on Main Street is being utilized to the parched Tooele County maximum. Therefore, additional employee staffing will be housed The North Tooele Branch of Tooele Federal Credit Union, located next to Macey’s, is expected to open in November. by Mark Watson Company will shut off its supply in the new branch. The branch Christensen said members “Therefore, we carefully con- mum benefit.” on Main Street will remain open, STAFF WRITER to users on Oct. 15, according to often ask if spending money on sider projects of this magnitude The North Tooele Branch is President Gary Bevan. and both locations will be full- Despite all the latest tech- other facilities take away from to ensure they receive the maxi- projected to open in November. nologies, predicting weather “It was a great year for water. service financial institutions. higher savings dividends. conditions any further than five We keep enough in the reservoir Located on 1000 North just “The simple answer is no,” Subscribe Today • 882-0050 days in advance is almost impos- so the fish will survive. We did off Main Street near Macey’s, said Christensen, adding that sible. have to pump from our wells the North Tooele Branch will building budgets are completely “We look at weather patterns, this year. We don’t want to carry provide convenient access from separate from dividend budgets; but for long-term predictability too much water in the reservoir Main Street. It is also in close this allows TFCU to pay top of climate you might as well flip a in case we get another good proximity to both the rapid market rates regardless of the year. We try to manage it the residential growth of northeast invested funds into facilities. Notice of Intent to Partially Delete the Jacobs coin,” said Randy Julander, snow Smelter Smelter Superfund Site from the National survey supervisor in Utah with best we can,” Bevan said. Tooele and the large commercial “Our members own this insti- Priorities List the United States Department of Nearly one-third of last growth on North Main. tution,” Christensen explained. Agriculture (USDA). year’s record-setting precipita- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Utah Department of So the extreme drought Utah tion came during the months of Environmental Quality (UDEQ) announce their intent to delete the railroad October and May. property (Operable Unit 3) from the Jacobs Smelter Superfund Site (Site) suffered during 1999 through on the football field and park- located in Tooele County, Utah from the National Priorities List. The railroad Perhaps 2005 is the start of 2004, may or may not be fin- ing lot was turned off by Bear property is comprised of soils within the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way in higher precipitation for the Letters Tooele County, Utah. EPA and UDEQ request public comment on this ished. River, leaving everyone in total proposed partial deletion. county in coming years. After continued from page A4 But one thing is certain, darkness. With all the rain, a few dry years, three of four EPA and UDEQ have determined that all appropriate response actions under water totals during the 2005 about fluoridation before they lightning and wind everyone in years from 1995 through 1998 hit the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act water year (which begins in vote on whether Tooele City the stands and bleachers was (CERCLA) of 1980, or Superfund law, have been completed, and that no above 100 percent of normal. further cleanup activities are appropriate, except those related to operation and October) in Tooele County were actually wants to poison our trying to get to their vehicles. Rain totals in Tooele City maintenance and five-year reviews. the second-highest in the past 10 drinking water. It’s not hard to I believe this was the worse jumped totaled 25.09 inches in years. The 1998 year was only do; all of the information is just case of unsportsmanlike behav- The public comment period will begin on October 4, 2005 and extend for 30 slightly higher than 2005. Totals 2005, according to Shauna Bevan days. Written comments must be postmarked no later than November 2, 2005 a click away. ior I have ever seen in high and should be addressed to: who monitors weather in the are combined averages from I have had to endure the lec- school football. This was a city on a daily basis. The normal Jennifer Lane one snotel site in the Qquirrh tures on giving my boys their total disregard for safety of the for the year is 18.49 inches. But EPA, Region 8, Mail Code 8OC Mountains and one snotel site in fluoride drops and tablets since people in the bleachers and the 999 18th Street, Suite 300 snow depth in the city dropped Denver, Colorado 80202-2466 the Stansbury Range. they were born, and then feel football field. I believe Bear from 84.2 inches in 2004 to 71 [email protected] The extra water came in the guilty about not giving them River’s athletic department (303) 312-6813 or toll free 1-800-227-8917 x6813 inches in 2005. nick of time because Tooele their fluoride and causing the owes Grantsville an apology County endured six consecutive May was the wettest month Information about the Site is available for viewing and copying at the following destruction of their teeth, only to and the state athletic depart- repository: of the year at 7.53 inches while years of below 100 percent of find that I am not the irresponsi- ment should be made aware of normal precipitation. The last July was the driest with only Tooele City Public Library ble mother I was being made out this. I believe there could have 128 West Vine Street a trace. The first frost hit on three years were especially dis- to be! I am actually protecting, been some serious complica- Tooele, UT 84074 Oct. 25 and the last frost struck (435) 882-2182 mal, and in 2002 numbers dipped not only my sons’ teeth, but their tions due to the disregard for below 50 percent of normal. on May 11. The thermometer Hours: Tuesday – Friday 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. overall health as well. safety. Saturday - 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last year was a banner year. soared to 103 degrees on July Did you know that there is Fred Roberts At Miner’s Fork in the Stansbury 16 and dropped to 8 degrees on no proof of fluoride actually Grantsville Range snow depth more than Nov. 30. The first snow in the helping protect our teeth? On doubled from the previous year valley last year hit on Oct. 25 the contrary, it has been sci- to a whopping 163 percent of with 1/2 inch. Tooele received a entifically linked with dental normal. At Rocky Basin, which trace of snow on June 7. fluorosis. If you don’t know feeds Settlement Canyon, the The snowiest day of the year what this is I suggest going snowpack reached 139 percent was Jan. 5 when the clouds onto the Internet and “google- of normal. Total precipitation dumped 13 inches of snow. The ing” Fluoride Poison.” Within at Rocky Basin was also high at wettest day was May 30 with just a few seconds I found over 128 percent of normal. 3.71 inches of precipitation. 197,000 web pages at my finger- Settlement Canyon Irrigation e-mail:[email protected] tips on information regarding this topic. I find it odd that no one has ever bothered to explain the risks involved in poisoning my sons with this toxic chemical. I am angered by the fact that the Utah Board of Health would recommend (while educating new mothers through govern- ment-sponsored programs) that they should give their young children this poison! I am frightened by the fact that people that I care about, who are “sensitive” to this chemical, may have to endure the physi- cal assault that will occur once they are forced to drink the poison that is “legally” placed in the water they drink! Please seriously look into this matter before you unwit- tingly make one of the biggest mistake a person can make. Research fluoride poisoning and the horrendous effects they have on the human body. Then make an educated decision, and vote. Please don’t stand idly by while government official con- tinue to lie about a dangerous byproduct so that they have somewhere to dump their tox- ins. Jolene Lemmon Tooele School owes apology Editor: Bear River High School’s varsity football team played Grantsville at Bear River on Sept 23. Grantsville ended up winning 14-20. At the end of the game parents and fans were on the football field congratulating the team when all the lighting Something On Your Mind?

Write a letter to the Editor! P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 [email protected] A6 TUESDAY October 4, 2005 NOTES OF OBITUARIES APPRECIATION Illa Lynn Page Goldie Wolverton Anglada family Elton “Gamblin’ We would like to express our appreciation for the love and Illa (Peggy) graciously Go-Go” support given with prayers, vis- returned to her Father in Heaven its, phone calls, cards, flowers, and was reunited with her love money and food during the loss and husband of 61 years. Peggy Mom didn’t want her age of our grandson, Richard. passed away on Sept. 30, 2005, as revealed, so we’ll guard that Thanks to Father Matthew she courageously battled surgi- little secret. She was the sweet- Wixted, Deacons Garcia and cal complications. Her children est person who ever walked this Cormier, the choir, and the ladies and grandchildren surrounded world — that’s no secret. She who served the luncheon. her bedside, as she motioned was a happy Minnesota farm Thanks to the police force for her farewells. Illa Lynn Page Elton girl with little formal education, their hard work. Born Sept. 15, 1926, in learning from life. Mom was a Goldie Wolverton babe. Dad got lucky. They got Anglada family Payson, Utah, to Horatio and hours helping friends and neigh- Her husband Louis; two sons, married. Three sons came — Son Todd shouldered most Zem Page, she was the youngest bors, donating time at the hos- Sam and Robert; and a grand- Bryce, Brad and Todd. of the burden when Alzheimer’s of three sisters (Eileen, Theral, pital, working in many church daughter Mindy, preceded her She defended her boys (even began to excavate her mind. Faye) and two brothers, Frank positions and attending the Salt in death. Two children, Barry when wrong) whether they Some delights still popped up and John Smith. All have pre- Lake Temple. She belonged to (Cindy) Elton of Tooele, and were protesting the Vietnam — a Norwegian folksong, tales ceded her in death. She grew social organizations includ- Kathy (Tim) Stewart of Lindon, War or fighting in it. She voted from the farm, the names and up in Goshen, excelled in aca- ing the Tooele Bit and Spur, Utah, eight grandchildren and ages (sorry!) of her sisters and for Nixon and loved President demics, music, sports and was Senior Citizens and many golf eight great-grandchildren sur- brothers. Luckily, her sweetness Clinton like a son. It didn’t make the drum majorette for Payson and bowling teams. She loved vive her. Services will be held remained. She even danced. sense — that’s what moms do. High School. She is an active attending the theatre, working Oct. 5, at the LDS 21st Ward Mom attended services at Our Jesus, Gandhi and the Dalai member of The Church of Jesus in her yard and going to lunch Church, 180 S. Coleman Tooele, Mother of Slots Cathedral in Lama could take anger man- Christ of Latter-day Saints. She with her friends. Peggy’s self- Utah. Viewing will be 11:30 a.m. Wendover, Nev., making regular agement training from gentle worked and retired from Tooele less love and support for her to 12:45 p.m. Funeral will begin donations. She’ll know she’s in Goldie. She was sweet to every- Army Depot and Tooele County family was evident in the many at 1 p.m. Interment will be at heaven if there are loose slots one — except any player who Housing Authority. After retire- achievements accomplished by the Santaquin, Utah Cemetery and free drinks, and we’ll know ment, she spent many selfless all of them. at 3:30 p.m. fouled Karl Malone. He was an it’s not heaven without her. Hope S.O.B. Grandsons Cam and Alec 493 W. 400 N., Tooele the place is clean. You were our called her Go-Go. She loved good luck. We love you. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT them. Go-Go liked birds, fits Graveside services were held 882-4800 BULLETIN Reva B. Thomas of laughter, gambling, Dwight www.mohlmanlaw.com in the Tooele City Cemetery Yoakam’s cute little butt and a Monday Oct 3. Together again waaayy too clean house. Back to School Reva Beckstead Thomas returned to her Heavenly Father Daniel A. Mair MUSIC and was reunited with her hus- band, John, once again on Sept. FUN! 29, 2005. Daniel Alexander Mair, 87, She was born on June 25,1920, passed away quietly as the shin- Band & Orchestra in Granite, Utah, to Henry and ing rays of a new day shone on Music Supplies Emma Beckstead. She married him and his loved ones who were Music Instruments John in the Salt Lake temple at his side. Daniel was born Oct. Print Music on Feb. 21, 1941. She served in 14, 1917, in Heber City, Utah, to LDS Items many callings in the LDS church, Daniel and Pearl Mair, and left her favorite being the Relief this world on Sept. 30, 2005. Console Piano Society President. She and her On June 30, 1947, he married husband served a mission in Reva B. Thomas Virginia Matson and they made $ in great 1,495 condition! the Albuquerque, New Mexico their home in Grantsville for the Mission. She was the postmis- Enterprise, Utah. She has 21 past 56 years. Their marriage tress at the Stockton Post Office grandchildren; 37 great-grand- was later solemnized in the Salt Band & for over 20 years. Her greatest children; and five great-great- Lake Temple on June 18, 1962. Daniel Alexander Mair Orchestra Instrument joy was being a wife, mother grandchildren. Dan is survived by his wife and grandmother. She was preceded in death by Virginia and six children: Dee Bonnie Jarvis. her husband, John and daugh- Rental Here She is survived by her chil- (Arlene) Mair of Grantsville, Dan was a veteran of World ter, Diane. Funeral services will dren, Barry (Judy) and Kendall Claudia (Kent) Baker of War II, having served in the # be held on Wednesday Oct. 5, 36 N. Main 7 (Marlene) of Stockton and Stockton, Suzy (Allen) Wall of South Pacific and was the recip- at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Stake Merc Plaza • 833-9500 Melanie (Allen) Humphries of Stansbury Park, Dana (Kim) ient of two bronze stars. He Center, 253 S. 200 East, Tooele, Allred of Stockton, Karen (Ed) retired from Tooele Army Depot Utah. A viewing will be held on Williams and Jeff Mair both of with 38 years of service. Dan Tuesday evening Oct. 4, from 6 Grantsville. Dan was “Grampa” enjoyed traveling and for years to 8 p.m. at the Tate Mortuary to 18 grandchildren, with 11 traveled with the Good Sam’s in Tooele, Utah, and from 9:30 great-grandchildren. He is also Club of Tooele. He enjoyed to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday prior survived by his brother, Melvin hunting and fishing and loved Visit the Pankratz to the service at the church. “Johnny” (Margaret) Mair of dogs, especially his faithful Interment will be in the Tooele Tooele, and Virda Broadhead of companion, Shad. He was an Cemetery. Heber City. He was preceded artistic craftsman, specializing in death by his parents; and in Native American ceramics. Subscribe Today siblings: Edna Mair, Lola Mair, Funeral services were held on 882-0050 LaVon Cox, William “Bud” Mair, Tuesday Oct 4. Interment in the PUMPKIN PATCH Evelyn Mills, Viola Davis and Grantsville Cemetery. Katrina’s impact on Utah economy will increase Utah’s economy is still going and they are generally not character- supply disruptions nationwide. strong, with more jobs and a higher ized by high pay. But they do make Utah ships much of its export flow employment rate. up less than half (42 percent) of the through California ports, but they But, the mass havok recked by new jobs added in this classification. are already operating at full bore. Hurricane Katrina will be felt in The remaining majority are high- One must assume that they may be coming months, according to Mark paying, professional, knowledge- asked to handle an increased flow of Knold, Senior Economist for the and education-based jobs. That por- goods, affecting not only exports but Pick Your Own Department of Workforce Service. tion shows average wages around 55 also imports. This suggests bottle- “We saw the immediate affect percent higher than the overall Utah necks. The bottlenecks in the west of Katrina on gasoline prices at average wage. however, will probably not be as the pump,” Knold said, “and it is Construction added 8,600 new bad, or cause as much impact on Pumpkins! not anticipated that they will drop jobs over the past year. That is a the western United States, as will anytime soon. In addition, there is growth rate of over 11 percent. the bottlenecks back east. But taken another round yet to come this win- Education and healthcare keeps as a whole, everyone will feel some •Fun for the Entire Family ter, when we will also be paying adding jobs. This sector shows no negative effect, some areas more more for our heating costs. This signs of weakening. Over the past than others.” •All Sizes Available short-term outlook leads one to con- year, 2,800 new jobs have developed. “Because of Utah’s relative dis- clude that the economy will see Since August of 2000 — a period tance from the Gulf Coast and a mar- some slowing in the months ahead.” that included a recession — 22,600 ket focus that looks more west than •Large Quantity Available Just over 55,000 Utahns were education and healthcare jobs have east, our economy should not be unemployed in August, compared to been added here in Utah. severely impacted. Our commerce is •Prices Vary by Size of 63,000 last year. “I’m assuming that the question tied more to California and the west- “This month’s numbers are all on everyone’s mind is how Hurricane ern United States than to the Gulf Pumpkins reflective of the economic environ- Katrina will affect the economy,” Coast. But we will feel some impact. ment prior to the events surrounding Knold said, “I see two major areas of Utah currently has one of the best- Hurricane Katrina,” Knold said. “The economic impact. The first will be in performing economies in the nation. Mon – Fri 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm Utah economy is standing on a solid higher energy prices, and that will If something negative is to happen, it Saturday 10:00 am - 6:30 pm foundation and is well-positioned come in two waves. The first will be helps to be at a high level when such to take the economic punch that is over the next two months in high, an event occurs.” Closed Sun anticipated to come from Katrina, and probably higher, gasoline and “We sympathize with our fel- particularly through higher energy jet fuel prices. The second wave will low countrymen in the south. prices.” come during the winter months with Individually, this storm traumatized Since August 2004, the United higher heating bills. Heating oil is many lives, and economically, it was States economy has added 2.3 mil- the most volatile energy product and a major blow to their livelihoods. lion new jobs — a growth rate of may be in short supply, but that has Fortunately, Utah has been able to 1.7 percent. Utah’s economy added more impact on eastern states than help some of the people displaced approximately 39,900 new jobs, a it does here in Utah. Natural gas is by this storm.” growth rate of 3.6 percent. our major heating Super Crossword Answers Utah’s employment expansion fuel, and though not remains evident across all indus- in short supply, it tries. Employment gains over the will be more costly past year range from 600 in the because of the dis- natural resources and mining clas- ruptions back east. DDiscountsiissccoouunnttss fforfoorr llargelaarrggee qquantities!quuaannttiittiieess!! sification to 8,800 in professional That means not only and business services and 8,600 in will our natural gas construction. Those last two sectors bills be higher, but account for 44 percent new jobs also our electricity added in Utah over the past year. bills, since natural Pankratz Pumkin Patch Most new jobs were added in gas is a major fuel professional and business services. for that industry.” As a whole, this sector pays about 14 “The second 500 West Vine St (East of Coleman on Vine Street) percent higher wages than the Utah impact will be in Plenty of Pumpkins still left average. Not all jobs in this sector transportation dis- are high-paying though. Some of the ruptions that will For apppointments call 882-1219 business services jobs are temporary cause short-term Discounts for large quantities help and placement-type positions, bottlenecks and TUESDAY October 4, 2005 A7 Grantsville, Wal-Mart DC raise over $11,000 for hurricane victims by Mary Ruth Hammond “There were well over 200 peo- to an American Red Cross worker STAFF WRITER ple at the fire station way before 7 last Wednesday. The deals on household mer- a.m.,” Sweckard said. Mayor Byron Anderson was chandise were way too good to Mayor Byron Anderson said at the DC last Wednesday when pass up — and besides — the cause people were so anxious to buy the Sweckard and his associates pre- was to offer aid to the American merchandise, that “we could have sented the check to the American Red Cross to use for victims of had people slugging and pushing Red Cross. And Anderson, along hurricanes that recently devastat- each other.” with Grantsville City Councilman ed several Southern states. However, nothing like that Kyle Matthews, presented the Red It was a couple of weeks ago occurred. Everyone at the sale Cross with a check from Grantsville that employees of the Wal-Mart realized that the Wal-Mart DC was City for $1,000. Distribution Center (DC) of sponsoring the sale to help the “We talked about making a Grantsville, along with the city vol- hurricane victims. And all purchas- donation to the hurricane victims unteer firefighters and policemen, es were made without pushing and at a recent city council meeting” roped off an area near the fire shoving. Mayor Anderson said. “We wanted Sweckard said that even though department located at the corner to help, and the council voted to it took Wal-Mart associates over of Main and North Center streets. donate $1,000.” By 3 p.m. on a Friday afternoon, eight days to sort through their An American Red Cross repre- two trailers loaded with merchan- merchandise and decide what sentative expressed her apprecia- dise from the Wal-Mart DC arrived could be sold at the fundraising tion to both the Wal-Mart DC and at the area. Cody Cannon, the DC’s event, everything contained on the Grantsville City last week for their loss and prevention manager, along two trailers was sold within two with Grantsville Police Chief Dan hours after the Saturday morning donations. Johnson, sat at the site all night, sale began. According to Sweckard, the Wal- making sure there were no thefts. “We had electronic items, kitch- Mart foundation donated $1 mil- “By 1:30 a.m. that Saturday en and bathroom items, Halloween lion to the Red Cross immediately morning, we had several Wal-Mart costumes, cleaning supplies, TVs, following the devastation caused DC associates show up to the site,” and just about everything else you by Hurricane Katrina. Another $1 million went to the Salvation Army said Willie Sweckard, the DC’s gen- photo courtesy Wal-Mart DC could think of,” Sweckard said. eral manager. Cathlin Foster, assistant general manager of Grantsville’s Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Wendy Palmer, “The prices of most items had and $15 million was donated to the The sale of the merchandise, Grantsville city recorder, Willie Sweckard, general manager of the DC, Grantsville Mayor Byron Anderson been reduced by more than 50 federal relief fund. Additionally, which was all brand new, but per- and Grantsville City Councilman Kyle Matthews (l-r) presented two checks totaling more than $11,000 to an percent.” the Wal-Mart foundation shipped haps was stored inside a dented American Red Cross worker last Wednesday. Wal-Mart associates Cody Cannon and Josh Mohr stand to the In all, the two-hour sale gar- $3.5 million of products to areas box or maybe had a small scratch right of the Red Cross representative. Grantsville’s check for the relief of hurricane victims was for $1,000. nered well over $10,000 — all of affected by the hurricanes. on it, was set to begin at 7 a.m. The Wal-Mart DC raised over $10,000 through a “yard sale” of brand new merchandise. The sale was held which the Wal-Mart DC presented e-mail: [email protected] at the Grantsville fire station a couple of weeks ago.

If a person even suspects that law enforcement officials or the BACA a child is being abused, the law Department of Child and Family continued from page A1 requires that a report be made to Services. from further abuse through the issuance of protective orders and removing perpetrators from neigh- borhoods, the perpetrators were continuing to access and wound children. Lilly knew it would be naïve to believe that law enforcement officials could protect all abused children from their perpetrators on a continual basis. Therefore, he started BACA as a way to help one wounded child. The child was eight years old at the time, and was so frightened of his perpetrators that he would not leave his resi- dence. Lilly, having had kind and lov- ing experiences with bikers in his youth, was moved to include this boy in his biker circle. photography / Mike Call Within weeks, this boy was seen Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) from Tooele County and Magna stand beside their motorcycles Saturday all over town riding his bike and (above photo) during a fun, free event they sponsored for the children of Tooele County. BACA is an orga- playing with other children. The nization many parents or guardians turn to for help when a child has been physically, mentally or sexually idea to rally the biker community abused. (Below) Frank Horn, president of BACA’s Western Chapter, accepts a voucher from Sarah Debois in defense and in support of chil- for 100 pairs of back-to-school shoes for needy Tooele County children. Debois works as a child advocate dren was actualized in 1995 when at the Tooele Chapter of Valley Mental Health. Tooele City Fire Department the first ride was held to visit wounded children and adopt them bers, the group issued 100 shoe into the biker family. vouchers last month for local chil- That first ride 10 years ago had dren returning to school. Those Open House vouchers were made possible with only 27 bikers. But from there, it th am pm was only a matter of time before the support of Sarah Debois of Sat, Oct. 15 • 10 to 2 word spread quickly about what Child Protective Services and the was happening. Shortly after form- Tooele Chapter of Valley Mental Station #1, 90 N. Main Street ing the first BACA chapter in Utah, Health. another chapter was formed in the BACA members are available state. BACA chapters then cropped to talk with individuals who are • Learn about fire safety! up in Oklahoma and Texas. concerned about their children. Today, there are nine BACA They are also more than happy chapters in Utah, 69 BACA chap- to give presentations to churches, ters in another 23 states, and two schools, PTAs or other interested • Life safety trailer BACA chapters in Australia. groups. According to BACA’s website, The hotline for BACA, which members come from all walks of is available 24 hours a day, seven life. They include attorneys, law days a week is: 1-801-597-6853. • Vehicle Extrication enforcement officials, warehouse To reach the Western Chapter of Demonstration workers, business owners, school BACA call 435-843-5931. If no one teachers, retired teachers, clinical is available to answer your call, therapists, construction workers, when they could just relax, have or guardian(s) of the abused child leave a message and a return call secretaries, farmers, newspaper fun and forget about the trauma would like BACA members to will be made, Horn promised. • Obstacle course editors, radio personalities and they’ve experienced.” become involved in the case, they And of course, for all emergen- general laborers. Several older children of BACA only need to ask. cies, call 911. Thirty BACA members from members volunteered their time BACA members make an Tooele and Magna comprise the Saturday to do face-painting for appointment with the child’s guard- Western Utah Chapter of BACA. younger youth. And of course, ians for a visit, Horn said. On the That group hosted a four-hour, motorcycles belonging to BACA appointed date and hour, the bik- ERSONAL OMMUNITY free fun-day for the entire commu- members were prominently dis- ers go en masse to the child’s place P C nity Saturday at the Pratt Aquatic played in front of the park. of residence. They each introduce Swimming Pool Park in Tooele. “BACA members ride a vari- themselves — one by one — to HEALTH CARE, P.C. In addition to offering free hot ety of bikes,” Horn said. “Some the abused child. The child is then dogs, hamburgers and other foods ride Harley Davidsons, others ride presented with a BACA vest, toys, 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 to those who showed up for four Yamahas, Kawasaki, Victory bikes, T-shirts and other items. hours of fun, there were clowns, Hondas, or others.” The child is told they are now an inflatable slides and a play fitness To become a full-patched BACA official member of the BACA fam- center. member, a person must have regu- ily. If the child is afraid, all he or “We planned today’s event to lar access to a motorcycle that she has to do is call a BACA mem- NEW EXTENDED HOURS show our appreciation to the com- will do the speed limit. They must ber and two or three motorcycles munity for the support they give be 21 years old or older. They will arrive at the residence imme- Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care us,” said Frank Horn, president of must successfully pass a National diately. If needed, BACA members will stay outside the child’s home the Western BACA Chapter. Criminal Investigation background We are pleased to introduce a new Bill Ford, public information check, and attend monthly BACA all day and/or night to make sure Nurse Practitioner who has joined our officer for the group, said BACA meetings, rides, court hearings and the child feels safe. Monday Wed. Friday has been in operation in Tooele other BACA events. Horn and Ford emphasized that team at Personal Community Health Care County for the past three years. Once a person has been with the BACA members are not confron- Gwendolyn Cook MS, APRN, FNP 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm A Tooele business called BACA chapter for one year, they tational. Their purpose is not to Jumping Joey provided the inflat- are presented to the governing punish or intimidate perpetrators able park activities for Saturday’s board of directors. They must be — but to make sure that an abused Tuesday Thursday event. Several other Tooele County unanimously voted in to become child is not afraid or victimized 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm businesses and individuals donat- a member. again. ed raffle prizes, food and money to Horn explained that when BACA If need be, BACA members will help sponsor the fun. The Wal-Mart members receive a referral for a escort children to and from school, Saturday 9 am - 4 pm Distribution Center in Grantsville case of child abuse, they first make or to stores or other areas around donated a bicycle, which was raf- sure the accusation is legitimate. town. All interaction between chil- fled off as the grand prize of the They do so by reviewing police dren and BACA members must be day. reports and/or court records. In approved by the child’s guardian(s). “We planned today’s activities some cases, interviews with family And at least two BACA members, a 1959 North Aaron for Tooele County children who and friends can be helpful in estab- female and a male, must be pres- lishing or discrediting a reported ent each time a child is visited by have been abused, as well as all Visit our new convenient hours with Curt Drive, Suite C. Tooele other children of the community,” circumstance of child abuse. the organization. Dustin and Gwendolyn Cook, Family Nurse Horn said. “We especially wanted If a child abuse case is sub- In addition to Saturday’s fun day 882-1644 Practitioners for all your health care needs the abused children to have a day stantiated, and if the parents(s) for kids donated by BACA mem- A8 TUESDAY October 4, 2005

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(CC) (:40) On the Set “The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” ›› (2004) Anne Hathaway. “The Incredibles” ››› (2004) Voices of Craig T. Nelson. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) drug counselor, a former rocker and (561) MAX Eurotrip ›› \ (:35) “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” ››› (2004) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The War of the Roses” ››› (1989) Michael Douglas. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Man on Fire” ›› (2004) ‘R’ (CC) a couple trying to clean up their act (576) SHOW Out of Time ›› (:45) SHO Me First Soul Food (iTV) Lem discovers Bird. Barbershop (iTV) Barbershop (iTV) Corrales Promo “Bound by Lies” › (2005) Stephen Baldwin. ‘R’ (CC) “Sex Surrogate” (2003) Chloe. ‘NR’ in anticipation of parenthood. (591) TMC (5:45) “The Man Who Cried” ›› (2000) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “Marci X” › (2003, Comedy) Lisa Kudrow. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Distinguished Gentleman” ›› (1992, Comedy) Eddie Murphy. ‘R’ (CC) “Heathers” ››› (1989) ‘R’ (CC) TUESDAY October 4, 2005 A9

His criminal mischief charge was Polanski captures grim world of Oliver Twist Egging reduced from a class A misdemean- continued from page A1 or to class B. “[Nix] said ‘I threw eggs, we oman It translates as a scene so of London. The Artful Dodger tection. Fagin’s directives result ing the trip to the “T” due to the dan- were there, we all threw eggs,’” wrought with deformed emo- (Harry Eden) introduces Oliver in a gunshot wound for Oliver, gerous conditions posed by heavy Jones said to Judge Randall N. R tion, it overshadows an entire to a gang of wily young pick- but he personally tends to his rain and snow melt, but that stu- Skanchy of Third District Court. Polanski story of pity and suffering. pockets all trained and fed by wounds. dents could have held the event on Jones did not make it clear if Nix leaves out a Kingsley’s performance is Fagin. It is the confusion of the their own. implicated Rockwell or Farley major plot the other overshadowing factor In the midst of a crime (in hard-done-by that Polanski Nix pleaded guilty to a charge of in his statement. Nix’s statement point in his of “Oliver Twist.” He is bluntly which he is not involved), nails with deft disillusionment. criminal mischief for throwing eggs was not available by press time film adapta- unrecognizable. The wise, Oliver finds himself taken Dickens’ classic characters at the principal’s home, while the but will certainly be at issue in tion of “Oliver proud nobility of Ben Kingsley in by the venerable rich were born into deeply unprivi- juvenile pleaded guilty to obstruc- Twist.” Sure, is absent; in its place is an Mr. Brownlow (Edward leged circumstances, feeling a tion of justice for initially lying to Rockwell and Farley’s trial. it was a plot aberrant, quaking, deranged Hardwicke). Brownlow pro- sense of entitlement and rage police about the incident. For his guilty plea, the juvenile point that by Audrey Rock- old man. Destined for the vides Oliver with love and all Nix made little verbal testimony was charged with a class B misde- Richardson that drives them to criminal today’s stan- madhouses of old England but the worldly comforts he can behavior. Underneath their des- during his court hearing but submit- meanor charge of obstruction of STAFF WRITER dards might instead allowed to raise young imagine. Finally, he is content. peration is a sense of humanity, ted a statement to the judge regard- justice while his criminal mischief be considered boys under his twisted patriar- The injustice that has pity and unswerving loyalty. ing his involvement in the incident. charge was dropped. stale and chy, Fagin is one of the great plagued Oliver his whole life Reel Talk Dickens, in his scathingly Tooele City prosecutor Wayne Rockwell and Farley will be back hokey. But it complex characters of English comes back to haunt him when critical look at the random Jones explained that Nix’s confes- in court on October 17 for their was obviously literature. Kingsley does him Fagin conspires with hardened hierarchy of his time, created sion prompted him to reduce his trials. important to Charles Dickens, superior justice. criminal Bill Sykes (Jamie these memorable and complex recommendations for the charges. email: [email protected] or he wouldn’t have wasted the With “Oliver Twist,” Polanski Foreman) to bring back the boy time writing it out longhand by delves into the bleakness of before he says anything incrimi- characters. There are too many, fading candlelight. European 19th-century poverty. nating about them. and their personalities are too Polanski redeems himself for It is portrayed as a threadbare Oliver ends up in a world of big, to adequately be captured the omission by movie’s end existence in which even shafts hurt, confusion, and danger. on screen in a two-hour movie. by adding in another plot point of sunlight offer no hope — But he clings to those who Polanski does what he can with that’s been absent from other only a conspiratorial taunt. bestow small acts of kindness source material that is larger HUNTING SALE prominent Twist adaptations. Into this world comes young and mercy upon him; includ- than life. And he does a thor- This exchange takes place Oliver Twist, a young man with ing Fagin and Nancy (Leanne ough, and sometimes piercing, between Oliver (the sweet- no parents, no prospects, and Rowe), Sykes’ girlfriend. job. faced, talented Barney Clark) no shoes. After a short stint These pitiable cads view Grade: B and Fagin (Ben Kingsley), in a workhouse, followed by a life with a sense of desperate, Currently playing. the warped benefactor who stay as an apprentice with an convoluted ethics. Nancy helps Rated PG-13 for disturbing plucked him off the streets and abusive family, Oliver flees to Sykes kidnap Oliver, then tries images. taught him to live by crime. the glorious filth of the streets to offer him comfort and pro- Running time: 130 minutes

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From The Sidelines Cowboys use strong frame to post 34-0 win over Scots

MLB playoffs by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville posted an emotional and huge road vic- appear even for tory over Bear River Sept. 23. But the Cowboy coaching staff was a little wary of a letdown against winless Ben Lomond Friday in Ogden. And for a quarter, the Grantsville offense struggled division series’ to match the intensity of the fired up Scots on their Homecoming night. he post-season However, the Cowboys finally got on track when slogan down quarterback Ryan Willis fired a 33-yard scoring strike the stretch of to Craig Harrison and the Cowboys would never look Tthe grueling back. 162-game regular season Brent Mouritsen galloped for a pair of touchdown marathon was called runs while Willis and Michael Watson contributed one “The Hunt for October.” each to lead Grantsville to a 34-0 victory over the Scots There were some thrill- Friday in Ogden. ing playoff chases right Mouritsen bolted for scoring runs of three and two down to the final weekend yards in the second stanza to stake the Cowboys to a and even the wild card was Nick Drake 21-0 lead at intermission. decided on the final day to SPORTS EDITOR Willis tacked on a four-yard scamper in the early boost Boston and Houston seconds of the final frame and Watson sprinted for into the post-season dance. a dazzling 71-yard gallop midway through the fourth Houston was left for dead at the All-Star quarter to put the finishing touches on its second league break for the second year in a row but man- triumph in as many weeks. ager Phil Garner steadied the Astros’ ship and The triumph boosts Grantsville’s overall record to 2-5 once again Houston rallied for the National on the season but gives the Cowboys a 2-0 Region 11 League wild card berth. record on the season. However, the Astros caught fire in August Grantsville finally returns home after a grueling three- and September, winning 74 of its last 117 game road trip when the Cowboys host region rival games to seize the berth on the final day and Ogden Friday at 7 p.m. eliminate Philadelphia. photography/Troy Boman Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said it was another Logan quarterback Riley Nelson is brought down by a Tooele defender in Friday’s game at THS. The Even the New York Yankees clinched their vital region triumph for his young squad. Grizzlies rolled to a 49-6 victory on the road over the Buffs. eighth-straight American League East crown “I felt really good about it,” he noted. “I felt like we with just one day remaining in the regular sea- started slow and picked up the intensity in the second son and tied the Red Sox with identical 95-67 quarter. Overall, I felt like our defense showed up from records on the season. the start. We were dominant defensively. They didn’t get And if the 2005 regular season wasn’t one Logan rolls past Tooele, 49-6 their first down until late in the second quarter. Defense of the most exciting and intriguing campaigns came out solid to give the offense a chance to get going in recent memory, the division series meetings by Nick Drake runs on the season as well. In fact, the Logan in the second quarter. are dripping with attractive match-ups and SPORTS EDITOR senior has accounted for all but two of the “Once we got rolling, we took control,” he added. “We interesting features to add even more flavor to Top-ranked Logan came to Tooele and proved Grizzlies 45 touchdowns on the campaign. were able to get a lot of players playing time at the var- whet those baseball appetites. why the Grizzlies are favored to capture the Class Zach Mikesell fired a 10-yard scoring strike to sity level and it was nice to get a lot of kids on the field. Both of the AL division series are tight 3A football title. Porter Hunt for the lone Buff points of the game. It was a good win and a satisfying win. I was concerned affairs that either team could win. Quarterback Riley Nelson threw for five touch- And if the final tally wasn’t bad enough, Tooele we would have an emotional letdown after the big vic- The Yanks venture to Anaheim to tangle downs and ran for two more to lead Logan to lost the services of starting quarterback Mikesell tory at Bear River. But one of the strong characteristic with the Los Angeles Angels in a best-of-five a decisive 49-6 victory over the Buffs Friday in for the remainder of the season when the Buff of this team is that we stay pretty focused from play to series. The Angels captured the season series Tooele. southpaw was sacked by Grizzlie lineman Jake play and week to week. It was a win we had to have.” with a 6-4 mark on the year and have home- The Grizzlie field general fired a pair of touch- Sawin with just two minutes remaining in the Grantsville 34 - Ben Lomond 0 down strikes to Kyle Dragnich and one each to first half. field advantage in the first round. While the The Cowboys produced 21 points in the second Jeff Alley, Wes Hyde and Josh Flores on the night The setback drops Tooele’s overall record to Yanks were fighting for their post-season lives, quarter and cruised to the vital league triumph Friday to run his season total of scoring tosses to an 4-3 on the season and 1-1 in Region 11 play. along with the Red Sox, LA clinched the AL in Ogden. West earlier in the week and were able to set astounding 32 in seven games. The Buffs look to get back on track this week their pitching rotation for the five-game set. Nelson also bolted for scoring gallops of seven With AL wins leader Bartolo Colon (21-8) and and one yard to aid his total to 11 touchdowns SEE ROLLS PAGE A11 SEE POST PAGE A11 John Lackey (14-5), the Angels will battle Mike Mussina (13-8) and Chien-Ming Wang (8-5) and seem to have the pitching edge since Mussina and Wang both lost their last outing. Mustangs battle to second seed, fall in first round The Yanks have the most productive lineup in the series but the Angels have proven they by Nick Drake in non-league play to warm up for drew a walk. Preston Edwards clubbed Kartchner belted a lead off single can beat the Bronx Bombers as the they SPORTS EDITOR Monday’s state tourney affair against a two-run triple and Zack James fol- and raced home on a C.J. Brothers proved in 2002. Dugway has been a constant in the the Badgers. lowed with a RBI double as well. triple to extend the Mustang margin to In the other series, Chicago recorded the Class 1A Baseball tournament semi- The win over the Lions bolsters the Morgan Kartchner, Sam Landis and 7-3 in the top of the third inning. best record in the league with 99 wins on the finals for the past three years. Mustangs overall record at 8-8 and the Woolett pounded out singles later in The Miners bounced right back with year and have a formidable pitching staff in The Mustangs looked to relish local squad also logged a 6-2 Region the inning to complete the scoring and three runs in the bottom of the third to Jose Contreras, Mark Buehrle, John Garland another opportunity to join the final 18 mark. stake the Mustangs to a 5-0 edge. slice the deficit to 7-6. Rorry Hiskey and Fred Garcia. four Monday with a bitter battle with A story on the state tournament Tintic countered with three runs in smacked a lead off single and Bret And although the White Sox have the home- Region 15 runner-up Wayne Monday contest will be published in Thursday’s the bottom of the opening session to Ryan drew a walk. Brad Ryan clubbed field advantage, Boston proved a year ago it in the state quarter-finals at Payson edition. close to within 5-3. Preston Hannifan a RBI double and Bryce Roberts ripped doesn’t need home-field advantage to win a High. Dugway 10 - Tintic 8 ripped a lead off single and Wyatt a two-run single to make a game of it. World Series. The Red Sox will need Mark However, Wayne rallied for a 4-0 The Mustangs completed the dou- Allinson rapped a double. Bret Ryan Dugway rallied for a pair of runs Clement, David Wells, Tim Wakefield and Curt triumph over Dugway in state play to ble-header sweep with a hard fought smacked a three-run home run to pull in the top of the fourth to build a 9-6 Schilling to pitch well and allow the Boston spoil the Mustangs bid to move on to victory in the nightcap of the Region the hosts to within a pair of tallies of edge. Woolett ripped a lead off dou- bats to have time to make noise on the South the semi-finals Friday at Utah Valley 18 contests Sept. 2 in Eureka. the Mustang advantage. ble and scored on a Schofield single. State College in Orem. Dugway grabbed the lead for good Schofield rapped a one-out triple Edwards followed a Schofield stole Dugway also posted a 12-8 triumph and scored on an Edwards ground out SEE PLAYOFFS PAGE A11 in the first frame. Dakota Woolett belt- over Intermountain Christian School ed a lead off single and Josh McCarty to give Dugway a 6-3 lead. 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Sports Wrap by Nick Drake Meridian at 6 p.m. The Lady Mustangs also SPORTS EDITOR host rival Wasatch Academy Thursday at Lady Buffs edge Cowgirls Volleyball is a game all about momen- DHS at 6 p.m. Kaitlyn Allen fired in a goal just nine minutes tum and Tooele County spiker squads are While Dugway is perfect in league into the contest and Tooele made it stand in a finding out how difficult it is to generate action on the road, Tooele and Grantsville 1-0 triumph over county neighbor Grantsville enthusiasm and victories on the road. have yet to post a league triumph away Thursday at GHS. Only Dugway has managed to post wins from home. The win keeps the Lady Buffs post-season on the road as well as at home. The Lady Buffs completed the first-half hopes alive with a 4-5 league mark, tied for The three-time defending Region 18 vol- of region action Thursday with a 25-18, fourth place with rival Ogden. leyball champs are well on their way again 25-17, 25-7 decision over Ben Lomond at Tooele hosts Logan today in the regular sea- in 2005 with a perfect 5-0 region record. home. Leanna West spurred the Tooele son finale while Grantsville ventures north to The Mustangs have posted road vic- triumph with eight kills while Becky Bear River. Both matches begin at 4 p.m. tories over Wasatch Academy (Sept. 15) Knoblauch contributed four kills and three A story on the match will be published in and Tintic (Sept. 20) as well as posted blocks. However, Tooele finished their Thursday’s edition. league home wins over Meridian (Sept. first round of league action with a 3-2 13), Wendover (Sept. 27) and West Desert region mark after posting three home wins Stansbury golf winners (Thursday). and dropping a pair of road affairs. The The teams of Nan Mendenhall-Kim Smart and Dugway completed the first round of Buffs also garnered a 26-24, 25-21, 25-22 Ryan Holt-Brock Griffith captured top honors region action last week when the Lady win over Ogden Sept. 22 at Tooele. in the Stansbury Park Golf Association two Mustangs swept second place Wendover, The Lady Buffs lost a 25-11, 25-17, 25-19 person best ball tournament held Aug. 13 at the 25-17, 25-21, 25-18, last Tuesday at DHS contest to league leading Bear River Sept. local course. and then registered a decisive 25-10, 25- 27 in Tremonton and also fell to Grantsville Mendenhall and Smart fired a low gross 73 to 8, 25-20 Thursday over region rival West Sept. 20 on the Cowgirls home floor. win the women’s low gross division. Desert, also at DHS. In the setback at Bear River, Laura West The squad of Barbara Neuffer and Linda In the triumph over the Lady Hawks, logged four kills while Jessica Mortensen Embleton recorded a first-place 55 to claim the Sherilyn Pianar recorded a team high six and Abbie Dow provided three kills each. women’s low net division crown. kills and Jaynie Palmer logged four kills. Leanna West also chipped in with a pair of Holt and Griffith seized the men’s low gross C.J. Mathews also chalked up 16 assists kills and Knoblauch added a kill also. division title with a 60 to edge out the runner- for the night. Tayci Morse, Mathews and In the home win over Ogden, Laura up team of Mike Anderson and Sean Roberts Morgyn Broadhead all had three kills each West paved the way with seven kills while by three strokes. Dave Garcia and Ray Romero for the league leaders and Sam Beltzer Knoblauch contributed three kills and six took fourth place with a 69. contributed a pair of kills as well. blocks. Mortensen also chalked up five Manny Jaramillo and Kevin Walthers gar- In the victory over the Lady ‘Cats, kills while Karly Bitters had 21 assists and nered first place in the low net with a 60 and Pianar led the way with 10 kills and a pair four aces. Dow also added three kills and the team of Don Christensen and Mike Hubbard of assists while Palmer and Broadhead three aces and Leanna West completed the took second place with a 61. The team of Jeff added five kills each. Mathews also paved assault with a pair of kills and three aces. Wilson and Doug Wilson tied the squad of Tom the way with 22 assists and four kills while While Tooele and Ogden are deadlocked McCarty and Clay McCarty for third place with photography/Troy Boman Morse and Beltzer added two each. in second place with identical 3-2 region Dugway’s Jaynie Palmer concentrates on a pass in a game last year. The a 63 each. Dugway opens the second round of marks, Grantsville is right behind with a Lady Mustangs are off to a stellar start with a perfect 5-0 record in the league play tonight with a vital road test at 2-3 region record. Region 18 volleyball standings. TUESDAY October 4, 2005 A11 Buffs linksters head to state by Nick Drake he noted. “His 72 placed third in the tourney. SPORTS EDITOR (Darren) Stone turned in his best performance Logan edged Ogden by two strokes for top hon- of the year and Parker (Alleman) stayed within ors in the Region 11 Golf meet Sept. 26 at Eagle himself and posted a solid round. Sadie (Palmer) Mountain Golf Course. couldn’t get her putter working but still managed The Grizzlies fired a first place 292 and the to score with an 81. Tigers were right behind with a 294. Bear River “As a team we played a good match,” he added. claimed third place at 309 while Tooele (312), Ben “Individually some of our younger players strug- Lomond (324) and Grantsville (326) rounded out gled a bit with the pressure of playing their first fourth through sixth place respectively. region tournament. Hopefully we can learn form Jacob Abraham fired a 72 to garner third place the experience and keep it together better (this) in the medalist rounds and Darren Stone recorded week at state.” a career best 78. Sadie Palmer and Parker Alleman Greg Auxier and Matt Medina also competed for both recorded an 81 each to complete the team the Buffs at the region meet and tallied a 92 and scoring. 102, respectively. Grantsville was led by Casey Williams, who fired Meanwhile, Williams paced the Cowboys with his lowest round of the season to take fifth place his lowest tally of the season to earn an indi- overall in the medalist. Robin Butz (80), Tanner vidual state berth for the Class 3A State meet Hale (84) and Heather Atkin (88) completed the beginning Wednesday. In spite of Williams’ stellar team scoring for the Cowboys. play, Grantsville still finished either tied or in sole Tooele will compete at the Class 3A State Golf possession of last place for the third straight fall meet Wednesday and Thursday at Sunbrook Golf golf campaign. Course while Grantsville was eliminated with a Bru Painter and Travis Williams also competed sixth place team finish for the season. for the Cowboys in the region meet to record an Buff Coach Fred Killpack said his team played 89 and 101, respectively. well in the pressure-packed region meet. Comments on the team or season overall from “Jacob played steady all day he didn’t make Grantsville Coach Bridget Clinton were not avail- many mistakes and recovered well when he did,” able by press time. photography/Derek Smith Tooele’s Heather Davis concentrates on a forehand volley during the Region 11 Girls Tennis tournament in again at the Scot 14. After three Boman stepped in front of a Logan. The Lady Buffs finished just one win shy of a state tournament berth. Post running plays gained a first Scot receiver and picked off continued from page A10 down, Mouritsen bolted into the pass and stalled the Ben Neither team could move the the end zone from the three and Lomond drive at the Cowboy football in the early going. Harrison tacked on the PAT for 10. Buff netters just miss 3A berths In fact, the Cowboys received a 14-0 edge midway through the The two teams would second session. exchange punts for the remain- a big boost in the opening by Nick Drake The Logan tandem of Brooke take state. Pine View beat them in Once again the Cowboy der of the third quarter. stanza when defensive back Robinson and Josie Olsen com- a dual match but they could pull defense stalled the Scots and Ben Lomond pinned the SPORTS EDITOR Travis Taylor intercepted a Ben bined forces to upend Tooele duo forced the hosts to punt deep in Cowboys near their own Tooele dropped five league more points in the state tourney Lomond pass. But Grantsville Heather Davis and Ava Van Zanten, their own territory. goal line at the 10. However, duals on the 2005 girls tennis cam- with a better draw.” failed to take advantage of the 6-0, 6-3 at first doubles. The Grantsville took possession Grantsville caught a big break paign. Tooele 3 - Uintah 2 Scot miscue and were forced to Lady Grizzlie combo of Kristina of the ball at the Ben Lomond when Willis hit Mouritsen with However, the Lady Buffs com- The Lady Buffs captured a punt. A 39-yard punt by Harrison Roskelley and Kathryn Hopkins 43 and just seconds later the a 49-yard pass and Mouritsen peted, won a couple of matches pinned the Scots deep in their joined forces to topple Lady Buffs sweep in singles action to avenge Cowboys were padding their sprinted for an 18-yard run as and nearly pulled off an upset own territory and proved vital Haley Folta and Alyssa Lambert at a dual loss to the same Utes earlier advantage. Grantsville drove 43 well to move the chains again. or two in a few others along the to the Cowboy success. second doubles, 6-0, 6-2. this fall with a tourney triumph yards in six plays to extend Willis fired a 20-yard toss to way. The Grantsville defense stiff- In junior varsity action, the Sept. 16 in St. George. the margin to 21-0. Willis fired Taylor just a few plays later and Tooele was hoping to ruin ened and forced Ben Lomond to doubles team of Brooke Lund Nicole Heder spurred the local a 27-yard toss to Harrison and Willis capped the march with a the league seeding Tuesday and give the Cowboys back the ball. and Kenna Stewart produced a squad with a hard fought three- Mouritsen capped the drive four-yard scoring scamper and Wednesday in the Region 11 Girls The visitors gained a huge triumph. set decision in first singles over with a two-yard plunge and the the Cowboys relished a 27-0 Tennis tournament at Logan High break when a short Scot punt Uintah’s Chelsea Roth, 6-4, 5-7, Cowboys took a 21-0 lead into lead early in the final frame. just like it did a year ago with Dixie 5 - Tooele 0 gave Grantsville back the ball 10-1 to produce the difference in Nicole Heder. The Lady Flyers garnered a vic- at the Ben Lomond 35. After a the locker room at halftime. After forcing a Ben Lomond The Cowboys took the sec- punt, Watson turned in a daz- However, the Lady Buffs tory over the Lady Buffs in the the match. Lindsie Heder cruised Mouritsen two-yard run, Willis opening tournament dual Sept. 16 to a 6-1, 6-0 win over Lady Ute foe hit Harrison with a 33-yard scor- ond-half kickoff but failed to zling play when the Cowboy dropped their tournament affairs move the ball and were forced junior bolted for a short gain, this week to finish just one win in St. George. Tisha Raymond at second singles ing strike just seconds into the Jessica Carter powered to a 6-0, and Lady Buff teammate Kelsey second stanza and Harrison to punt. rolled over a pile and sprinted shy of earning one of the league’s Then, a fired up Ben Lomond for a 71-yard scoring scamper coveted four state tournament 6-0 triumph over Tooele’s Nicole Ruben registered a 6-4, 6-4 win drilled the PAT to give the Heder at first singles while Dixie over Uintah’s Shaylee Roth at third Cowboys a 7-0 edge. offense took the field and to complete the scoring in the berths in the five divisions. teammate Chelsey Aldred battled singles as well. The score inspired the marched down the field in an affair and still with five minutes A story on the tournament and to a tough, hard fought win over The Lady Ute doubles team of Cowboy defense and once attempt to put its first points left in the game. individual results will be published on the scoreboard. Chad Neely Willis hit six of 12 passes for in an edition next week. Lady Buff Lindsie Heder, 4-6, 6- Mallery Carroll and Krista Feltch again Grantsville forced a Ben 4, 10-3 at second singles. Lady Lomond punt and took over on bolted for a 22-yard run and 190 yards and a touchdown and Logan 5 - Tooele 0 fought to a 6-2, 6-0 decision over Jake Smith tacked on a nine- Mouritsen recorded 67 yards in Flyer Alexis Hildenbrandt grabbed their own 33. The Lady Grizzlies swept the Tooele tandem Heather Davis and yard run to move the ball deep 18 carries for the game. Watson a 6-2, 6-0 win over Tooele’s Kelsey The visitors gained momen- singles and doubles varsity action Ava Van Zanten at first doubles. into Cowboy territory. Neely also tallied 80 yards on five Ruben at third singles as well. The Uintah duo of Stacia Dickson tum when Willis fired a 52-yard to register a dual triumph Sept. 22 Dixie duo Kayla Traveum and would also tack on a six-yard attempts and Brayden Fisher and Alesha Watkins powered to pass to Justin Hawkins and the at THS. Sonja Burnett combined forces bolt to aid the drive. logged the pigskin for 24 yards a 6-2, 6-4 triumph over Lady Buff Cowboys were in business once Logan’s Liz Kiger claimed a to upend Lady Buff duo Heather But Grantsville’s Brach on four carries as well. combo Haley Folta and Alyssa first singles triumph over Nicole Davis and Ava Van Zanten, 6-0, 6-0 Heder, 6-2, 6-0, and teammate at first doubles. Lady Flyer tan- Lambert at second doubles as Logan field general for a nine-yard loss while Jordan Muriel McGregor captured a 6- dem Kaytee Clayton and Lauren well. Main and Zac Connelly took down Nelson for a Rolls 0, 6-2 decision over Lady Buff Beck fought to a 6-2, 6-1 contest “This was a great match that seven-yard sack to end the drive. continued from page A10 Lindsie Heder at second singles to topple Tooele’s Haley Folta and comes down to the third set match Tooele took over after another Logan punt and as well. Lady Grizzlies’ Avenlee Alyssa Lambert at second doubles tie-breaker in first singles,” said moved the ball to their own 37. But on third down, Harris also garnered a triumph also. Coach Smith. “It was a nail biter. when Tooele ventures to Tremonton for a tough road Sawin swarmed in to sack Mikesell for a seven-yard over Tooele’s Kelsey Ruben, 6-2, “They are the best team we Both team’s were evenly matched. battle with Bear River Friday at 7 p.m. loss and on the play the Buff field general broke his 6-2, to complete the singles sweep have ever played,” noted Coach It was a fun match for both Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said his team played collar bone with a little over two minutes remain- at third singles. Derek Smith. “They are line to teams.” well in the first half but couldn’t match the assertive ing. style of play by the Grizzlies in the second half. Logan wasted little time in extending the margin “We played pretty good the first half,” he stated. just before intermission. The Grizzlies marched both runners into scoring posi- Schofield scattered 10 hits, “We just didn’t match their aggressiveness and physi- 71 yards in five plays to build a 14-6 halftime lead. Fall tion. Bret Ryan ripped a two-run struck out 10 and walked one to cal play in the second half. They started and got Nelson fired a 14-yard toss to Yearger and bolted for continued from page A10 double to make a game of it and earn the victory on the mound for some momentum with the opening kickoff of the runs of nine and two. Then, Nelson hit Dragnich on pull the hosts to within one run of the Mustangs. second half. We played pretty good defensively. Our a 44-yard scoring toss with 55.6 seconds left until base with a hit and extended the the Mustang lead. Woolett paved the way for the kids hustled to the ball all night long. But they had a intermission and Courtney Cano drilled the PAT to Mustang lead back to three runs. The visiting Mustangs added a victory with four hits in the affair lot of good field position in the second half. build the eight-point lead. Tintic battled back with a valuable insurance run in the top while Schofield, Edwards and “Every time they needed to drive 65 yards or more If it wasn’t bad enough, Logan also received pair of runs in the bottom of the of the fifth when Cody Stromberg Kartchner clubbed out two safeties it stalled on them,” he added. “But when they drove the opening kickoff to begin the third quarter and fourth to pull to within 9-8. Tyler was hit by a pitch and Landis each. McCarty, James, Brothers 50 yards or less they made us pay and hit the big play. answered with a scoring drive. The Grizzlies drove Ruiz ripped a two-out single and drew a walk. Woolett ripped a RBI and Landis also produced one hit We just have to do a better job of making good teams 66 yards in six plays to extend the margin to 21-6 Allinson rapped a double to push double to push home Stromberg each for the Mustangs attack as like that play with a long field. Logan is really good. with only 1:40 gone in the period. Nelson bolted for and complete the scoring. well. I don’t think Pine View was near as physical as they runs of 22 and 10 and then hit Hyde for an 11-yard were. Their front four really took it to us and blew up toss. Nelson scrambled for runs of nine and three our plays behind the line of scrimmage. We need to and then hit Dragnich for a 10-yard strike to culmi- Playoffs Pet of the Week do a better job of matching the intensity of our oppo- nate the march. continued from page A10 nents. We just need to work hard in practice this Tooele was forced to punt after five plays and week and get better and prepare for Bear River.” Josh Flores sprinted for a dazzling 48-yard return side. This series is also up for Logan 49 - Tooele 6 to set up the Grizzlies with excellent field position. grabs between two powerful The Grizzlies exploded for 35 points in the sec- Nelson hit Alley with a 35-yard scoring strike on the clubs. ond half, including 28 points in the third period, to first play from scrimmage and just like that Logan While the AL division series break open a close 14-6 game after intermission and led 28-6 with 7:23 still left in the third period. seem up for grabs, the consensus coast to the league triumph over the Buffs Friday at Logan’s Landon Kohler pounced on a Buff fumble among experts is that St. Louis Tooele. at the Tooele 28 to set up another quick score for the will walk past St. Diego in an easy Logan marched 65 yards in seven plays to grab Grizzlies. Logan dodged a bullet when lineman Tyler first-round series. an early 7-0 cushion. Nelson fired a 17-yard toss to Johnson fell on a Grizzlie fumble for a five-yard gain However, the Houston and Taylor Palmer and hit Jessie Yearger with a 12-yard and then Nelson scrambled for runs of 16 and 7 to Atlanta series will be interest- toss to trigger the drive. Nelson hit Palmer with a complete the drive and stake Logan to a 35-6 cushion ing. The Astros sport one of the 16-yard reception to the Buff goal line and Nelson with 4:46 left in the period. league’s best pitching staffs with bolted for a one-yard plunge to stake the Grizzlies to Tooele attempted to answer with a scoring drive Andy Petite, Roger Clemens and a lead with 8:32 left in the opening session. when Jace Harris hit Brady for a 22-yard toss and Roy Oswalt and a dominating However, Tooele would bounce right back and found Main for a 14-yard strike. But a Buff fumble at closer in Brad Lidge. The Braves answer the Logan challenge with a scoring march the Logan 29 stalled the march and Logan made the will attempt to counter with Tim of its own. The Buffs marched 85 yards in 12 plays miscue hurt when the Grizzlies struck in just three Hudson, John Smoltz and Jorge to pull to within 7-6 with 1:56 remaining in the open- plays when Nelson hit Hyde with a 17-yard toss and Sosa. ing frame. Nick Terry plowed through the tall and then found Hyde on a 53-yard scoring toss to build a Atlanta claimed a remarkable talented Grizzlie defense with hard nosed runs of 42-6 lead with 28.8 seconds left in the third period. 14th division title in a row but eight, 12, eight, six, 13 and four yards to move the Logan’s Reggie Nyman picked off a Buff pass will take the field with veterans chains and keep the drive alive. Then, Mikesell fired moments later but Cano missed a 46-yard field goal. Andruw Jones and Chipper Jones a 24-yard toss to Justin Brady and then hit Hunt in The Grizzlies would tack on another score when and a handful of rookies including Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. stride for a 10-yard scoring toss to answer the Logan Logan moved the ball 66 yards, in shotgun formation Jeff Francoeur. score. But the snap was high on the PAT attempt and the entire way, and scored with 1:08 left in the game As far as predictions, don’t be Shelters are only required to hold animals for the Buffs still remained one point behind the high on a Nelson to Flores nine-yard pass to complete the surprised if the Astros beat the three days before they are euthanized. Braves and Cards whip the Padres flying Grizzlies. scoring. For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals Logan attempted to counter the score with a Nelson completed the game with 309 yards pass- and Houston advances in the NL. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at touchdown of their own. The Grizzlies drove 61 ing, connecting on 21 of 32 passes and the five scor- Meanwhile, it’s a toss-up in the 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville yards in 15 plays to move the pigskin to the Buff 8. ing strikes. AL and too hard to predict. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. And if last year is any indica- On the march, 10 of the plays were passes while the Terry did a bulk of the offensive damage for Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. remaining runs were by Nelson as well. However, Tooele with 86 yards rushing on 16 carries. tion of things to come for this Tooele’s Dorian Cochran picked off a Nelson pass Connelly and Jacob Foster paced the Buff defense year, expect anything to happen near the goal line and kept the game a 7-6 contest. with eight tackles each while Hunt and Harris had and just sit back and enjoy. Tooele Veterinary Clinic Both teams would trade punts. The Buffs sacked seven each. Main, Brady, Nunley, Danny Wihongi, Nelson twice on the Grizzlies ensuing possession Cochran, Terry, Nick Gochis, Mark Pratt, Greg Moore Subscribe Today 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 as Nick Gochis and A.J. Nunley brought down the and Trifon Gochis all registered multiple tackles in 882-0050 the game as well. The power of choice

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Bottle last of harvest Utah State University Extension is offering the last canning class of the season. Use it or lose it. Cold weather is coming; it is crunch time if you want to preserve any more of your garden. Bring your pressure canner lid to be tested for free that day. Friday, Oct. 7, from 12-1 p.m. at the Extension office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Call Clint at 843-2353 for more information. Home

photography / Troy Boman In Tooele’s Pioneer City Hall, the mannaquin Hannah, wears a traditional navy blue wool skirt with a peplum jacket featuring hand covered buttons. The hat is typical of those worn in the 1800’s, made of material and decorated with flowers. The hat is tied under the chin with velvet ribbon. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum, houses hun- dreds of pioneer histories, pictures and artifacts, most dating from before the 1900s.

Be on television Home and Garden Television’s new show “ReZoned” is looking for Tooele County homeowners who have converted a non-residence into a residence. Previous episodes have featured homes that were once boathouses, firehouses, banks, drug stores or Mission Possible: anything else you can imagine. Have you seen, heard of or know DUP raises funds to restore someone or some property that might be a good candidate for our show? Tooele’s first courthouse They’re looking for interesting and inspiring transformations that are complete or nearly completed. by Mark Watson 10 people belonging to It is important that some elements STAFF WRITER each camp. from the original purpose remain or Debbie Condie and Julie Merrill With the help of a are incorporated. are on a self-appointed mission grant from Tooele Homeowners should be passion- to return Tooele’s Pioneer City City, some restoration ate about their home and the possi- Hall to how it looked in 1867, of the building is now bility of sharing it with our audience. and in the process increase its in progress. The DUP They would focus on their personal appeal to visitors. raised $7,000 by sell- stories of design, renovation and life “The buck stops with us,” ing cookbooks and a in the new home. Condie said. book titled “History of Because the renovations they The rock building, located at Tooele County.” Tooele feature are complete, they would 35 East Vine Street, is also the City matched that like to show the building before and home of the Daughters of Utah amount with a check hopefully during the transforma- Pioneers Museum which makes for $7,000. But in order tion. Home videos, archival photos, Merrill and Condie doubly moti- to restore the entire simple snap shots and supporting vated to recreate the atmosphere building, more money is needed. documents are all welcome. of 1867. The edifice is loaded The DUP leaders For more information see the with valuable pioneer relics and invite the public to show online at: http://www.hgtv. records. Some of the items date make donations for com/hgtv/shows_bdc or contact as far back as the 1700s. the restoration of the Heather Pikas at 303-712-3162 or “These artifacts are price- less. Our ancestors sacrificed so building at Wells Fargo at Hpikas@highnoonentertainment. Bank. Checks should com. Only homeowners involved much that Julie and I feel a great sense of responsibility in caring be made payable to restore the facade of an old drug in the original conversion will be for the artifacts as well as this the DUP Museum Restoration store on Tooele’s Main Street. considered. historic building,” Condie said. Fund. “We really need the sup- “[Pioneer City Hall] is one of The pair are leaders of the port of the city and community northern Utah’s most important Arts Daughters of Utah Pioneers to restore this building. We are historic buildings. There are few (DUP) organization. Condie is excited to have the city support rock buildings left in Utah,” he president of the Tooele Valley this restoration through a match- said. “We’ve been taking out Company and Merrill is president ing Redevelopment Agency some of the old mortar patches of the Tooele County Company. (RDA) grant. between the rocks and replac- Organization patterns of DUP “We’re working on keeping ing them with lime-based mortar are like those of the Mormon the building historically cor- just like the pioneers used. The photography / Troy Boman pioneers when crossing the rect,” said Wallace Wright III rock for the building was taken Upstairs in Tooele’s Pioneer City Hall, Debbie Condie and Julie Merrill plains. Large companies divided of BuildingCraft Construction. hold a photograph of Hugh Gowans who built the historic cabin located into smaller camps with about Wright’s company also helped SEE DUP PAGE B8 next door (shown through the window, center left). Everything’s getting ready for winter, including the mice t is warm. Others are preparing to noises mice While most of us think may not find the outside of your home look- Perform Handel’s Messiah autumn, hibernate. Still others are look- make when for some ing for holes. Mice can get in of cheese as the bait Practice for the 21st annual Inow and ing for a warm place to winter they are time, but through incredibly small open- performance of Handel’s Messiah the living over. All seem to know that inside walls for mousetraps, do not the insects ings — if it is large enough starts Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. Practices are world is get- cold weather is on the way. and we like overlook other options. zero in on it for a pencil to fit through, it is held every Sunday evening at 7 p.m. ting ready Unfortunately, among those the damage Mice do like a wide quickly. large enough for a mouse. Try for two hours at the LDS church for winter. that are moving to warmer they do even range of baits. Mice can as we will to reduce accessibil- on Skyline Drive. Chorus members, Perennial quarters is the mice popula- less. Besides be a serious ity of our homes to mice, they soloists and orchestra members are plants are tion. Mice may burrow into their tenden- health con- do get in sometimes. needed. moving holes, find snug areas in hay- cy to chew things up damag- cern. They contaminate food Mice are prolific breeders This year’s performance is set for nutrients stacks, or make their way into ing foodstuffs and household items and can transmit bacte- and can produce several lit- Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Grantsville to their Diane Sagers outbuildings such as barns materials, they damage and rial food poisoning or worse ters per year. To control mice, High School. roots to CORRESPONDENT and garages. Unfortunately, contaminate food, clothing, yet, the Hantavirus. think like a mouse — like Sponsored by The Church of hold them however, they are also adept at furniture and other household Experts caution that people tiny, timid creatures. Mice Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, through the Homefront making their way into houses items. They can gnaw through should get rid of mice in their typically forage only very short musicians of all faiths are encour- cold season. — the ultimate winter spa for wiring causing appliances homes as quickly as possible, distances from their nest so it aged to celebrate the season togeth- Annuals a mouse. to fail and can even in some as they can cause problems we is important to place control er in performing Handel’s inspired have been Most people like company, cases cause fires. In addition, may not even consider. devices very close to where composition. producing seeds to get a fresh but few like the company mice may increase household Keeping them out is the best you are seeing signs of the For more information, contact start in the fall. of mice. They simply do not insect problems. They store form of control, of course. Many animals are develop- their little piles of food in Keep doors closed and stop president Betta Nash, at 882-5107 or make popular members of the SEE MICE PAGE B8 Suzie Hansen at 882-5202. ing thicker fur to keep them household. No one enjoys the obscure areas which people up holes. Make a trip around B2 TUESDAY October 4, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

teenage pregnancy homes, homeless shel- Tooele ters, etc. Crochet lessons will be provided if needed. Contact Lisa at 882-5550 or 840- Bottle last of harvest 2563. Utah State University Extension is offer- Learn to invest ing the last canning class of the season. Utah State University Extension pres- Use it or lose it. Cold weather is coming; ents an investing workshop. Tye Hoffman it is crunch time if you want to preserve from Edward Jones Investment Securities any more of your garden. Bring your pres- will lead a two hour workshop on beginning sure canner lid to be tested for free that investing — stocks, bonds, mutual funds, day. Friday, Oct. 7, from 12-1 p.m. at the retirement, etc. For anyone who has started Extension office, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Call investing or someone just thinking about it, Clint at 843-2353 for more information. this is a perfect opportunity — Oct. 12 6-8 Perform Handel’s Messiah p.m. at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Cost is $5. Call Practice for the 21st annual performance Clint at 843-2350 to pre-register. of Handel’s Messiah starts Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. Landscape class set Practices are held every Sunday evening at Linden Greenhalgh, county extension 7 p.m. for two hours at the LDS church on agent, and Larry Sagers, horticultural spe- Skyline Drive. Chorus members, soloists cialist for USU Extension Services, are and orchestra members are needed. teaching a home landscape design class This year’s performance is set for Dec. 18 this fall. This four-week class will cover at 7:30 p.m. at Grantsville High School. designing your home landscape, drawing Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ your landscape plan and where to place of Latter-day Saints, musicians of all faiths your plants so they are assets instead of are encouraged to celebrate the season problems. We will also cover waterwise together in performing Handel’s inspired design. Classes will start on Oct. 19 and will composition. be held on selected weeks in the Extension For more information, contact this year’s auditorium at 151 N. Main in Tooele from president, Betta Nash, at 882-5107 or Suzie 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost is $40 for singles or $60 The State of Utah Division of State History and the Utah State Historical Society recently donated a collection of 29 beautiful Hansen at 882-5202. for two people from the same household books, each one telling the history of each county in the state of Utah, to four local elementary schools. This was made possible Help baby with cancer and includes a design manual and a CD to through a special project approved by the Utah State Legislature. The schools also received a copy of Beehive History and a Utah Eli Fernando Mondragon, nine month help you with the design process. Seating is Historic Trails Map. The History of Tooele County was written by Ouida Blanthorn. Pictured above are Marva Rupp, Rose Springs old son of Ricardo and Trudy Mondragon limited so please pre-register for the class Elementary librarian; Nancy Feuerbach, Copper Canyon Elementary librarian; Philip Notarianni, Ph.D., director of Division of State (grandson of Danny Mondragon and great- by calling Patty Wheeler at 843-2350. History; Craig Fuller, Ph.D. historian for the Utah State Historical Society; Jenine Gillie, Middle Canyon Elementary librarian; and grandson of Esther King), has complet- Cheryl Miller, principal, Middle Canyon Elementary. Overlake Elementary also received a set of the history books. Dr. Notarianni Employers train hopes that the books will bring an excitement to the children about the history of the county in which they live. For more informa- ed three chemotherapy treatments and a The Second Annual Employer 101/Labor tion about the Utah State Historical Society, please visit their Web site at www.history.utah.gov or www.historyforkids.gov. blood transfusion for neuroblastoma. Soon Law Basic Training has been designed he will have a bone marrow transplant. through a joint partnership to provide sider potential projects for which funding conference room, 47 S. Main, to receive chorus room as we explore “My Family • Dinner and yard sale — The Rodriguez Utah employers with information about may be applied under the CDBG Small public comment on off-premise advertising, Tree” Help is here for each leader of your family is having a Mexican dinner with a state and federal labor laws. Training will Cities Program for program year 2006. breeding and selling of quarter horses and Cub Scout pack! What do I do? theme ideas, multi-family yard sale on Saturday, Oct. 8, be held on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at the Suggestions for potential projects will be bull mastiff dogs by Gordon Beals, amend- planning and carrying out a successful pack at the VFW in Magna, 900 W. 2700 S. Dinner Metro Employment Center, 720 South 200 solicited, both verbally and in writing, from ment to chapter 15 of the general plan, and meeting, are just a few of the things here is $8 per plate from 2 p.m. until the food East, 1:30-4 p.m. and in Tooele at the USU all interested parties. The expected amount Brookfield Estates. for you! runs out. The yard sale starts at 8 a.m. Extension (classrooms E and F), 1021 W. of CDBG funds for this program year will be • Donate — Please help Eli by donating Girl Scout Service Unit meets Vine Street, 8:30-11 a.m. There will be a discussed along with the range of projects to the Eli Mondragon Cancer Fund any Tooele’s Service Unit Meeting for troop minimal registration fee of $10 per com- eligible under this program and a review of Library University of Utah Credit Union. leaders and co-leaders is scheduled for pany. To make reservations for “Employer previously funded projects. 101 Labor Law Basic Training” please call Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. The meeting Help kids read Further information can be obtained by will be held at the United Methodist Church Northlake Elementary Needs Volunteers! the Business Services Center toll free at Bookmobile tells stories contacting Wendy Palmer, city recorder, at The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, located at 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Agenda The “I Can Read” program needs your help! (888) 920-9675. 884-3411. 429 E. Main, Grantsville, is again hosting items include a delegate’s report, training On Oct. 17-19 from 9-11 a.m. at Northlake Story Time on Thursdays at 4 p.m. update, finance report, distribution, troop Elementary there will be a training for vol- Help plan Homecoming Grantsville Cowboy booster club will The program is designed to create in re-registration and new registration infor- unteers who can give two hours each week Fall crafting meet every Wednesday until Homecoming young children a love of books though sto- mation. to help students in reading. If you are inter- at 6 p.m. in the commons. Everyone is ries, puppets, games and crafts. The public ested, please contact Northlake Elementary Scouts sell popcorn Deer widows saved invited and encouraged to attend. We need is invited and there is no cost to participate. at 833-1940. Thank you! All sponsoring organizations are encour- While the men are away the women will your help with homecoming. For more information call 884-3703. play! Come spend Deer Widow Weekend aged to use this fundraiser to supplement Food bank comes Friday your budgets. For LDS sponsored units, a The Utah Food Bank will distribute food at Sweat Fitness Center and shop our craft memo from Charles Dahlquist stated that at First Baptist Church on Friday, Oct. 7. boutique. There is something for everyone: Stansbury USU Tooele this fundraiser, if conducted in accordance Sign up will begin about 7:30 a.m. and distri- Home décor, baby items, Halloween, fall with budget guidelines, would be an appro- bution will begin about 9:30 a.m. Everyone and Christmas galore! Friday, Oct. 21, from priate fundraising tool. Any scouting unit is welcome. There must be at least one 2-7 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. Combined service boards meet Donate to campus library A special meeting of the Board of Trustees Utah State University — Tooele is devel- interested in selling popcorn as a fundraiser adult per household present. If you would to 6 p.m. Located at 34 S. Main Street, of the Stansbury Recreation Service Area oping a campus library! call Alan Powell at 882-8468. like to help distribute food please be there Tooele. and the Greenbelt Service Area and the Donations are welcome. Textbooks, by 8:30 a.m. We are usually through about Tooele Kiwanis Club Board of Directors of the Stansbury Service books on history, computing and literature 11 a.m. The Tooele Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a Agency will convene on Wednesday, Oct. 5, are welcome (papercovers or hard). Drop Seniors K-9 team thanks craft fair and bake sale on Saturday, Nov. 5, at 5 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 Country Club them by the campus at 1021 W. Vine or call Tooele County Sheriff K-9 Team thanks 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Dow James Building, Drive, Stansbury Park. 882-6611. all the people who donated and helped 400 N. 400 W., Tooele. Grantsville seniors The Grantsville Senior Center can be with our fundraiser Sept. 24 — the support Booth rental is $35 and includes a six-foot Daughters of Utah Pioneers Register for spring Don’t you believe it ... You don’t have Remember that priority registration for called at 884-3446. was great. table and 8x10 foot space. Set up begins at 7 a.m. Nov. 5. For more information, call to be older than dirt (18 is the minimum spring semester, which starts the first of • Mondays lunch at noon, reservations Idaho potatoes are here! age) or have pioneer ancestry to attend. Do January, begins on Nov. 7. by 8:30 a.m. THS rodeo club has fresh Idaho red, Jennifer Swan at 882-4869 or 840-1650 or e-mail [email protected]. you: Want to know more about pioneers? • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. russet and Yukon gold potatoes here now Meet some great women? Make some new ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, – $12 for a 50 pound bag. Don’t wait; they Holiday Gift, Craft Fair friends? We are beginning our new year this Schools reservations by 8:30 a.m. go fast! Call Rick Anderson at 840-2554 or Need a little extra cash for the holi- month. Come join us! Call Marilyn Shields • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- Bob Gowans at 830-2336. days? Middle Canyon Elementary Holiday at 882-7137. fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle Gift and Craft Fair is looking for crafters. East PTA meets 4-H carnival set Website available • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. line Join the Tooele County 4-H Program Display your wonderful talents and crafts. East Elementary PTA meeting will be dancing; lunch at noon, reservations by Reserve your booth for our fourth annual Check out the Stansbury Park Website held Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the in celebrating National 4-H Week at our www.stansburypark.org for information 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 annual 4-H Carnival. This year’s carnival fair held Dec. 2-3! For more information, school. All friends of East Elementary are p.m. Bingo call Carol today at 435-843-5912. about Stansbury Service Agency (green- encouraged to attend. A panel discussion will be held Saturday, Oct. 8, from 4-7 p.m. belts, parks and recreation including the • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at noon, at the USU Extension auditorium, 151 N. Holiday Harvest Boutique will be held with Superintendent Johnsen, reservations by 8:30 a.m. golf course, clubhouse, swimming pool Principal Brunsdale, District PTA President Main, Tooele. Stop by with your kids to It’s time for the third annual Holiday and lake), Stansbury Park Community • Everyday quilting participate in some fun hands-on activities Harvest Boutique sponsored by the USU Beth Dale and Tooele PTA Council President • Oct. 6 — Center board meeting 7 p.m. Association and Architectural Control Denise McCubbins. and learn more about the 4-H program. For Tooele County Alumni Chapter. We need Committee (CC&Rs and community events) • Oct. 10 — Columbus Day, center is more information call 843-2351. crafters on Saturday, Nov. 12, from 10 and Stansbury Improvement District (water closed. Poker run set a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Utah State University and sewer). Use the contact form to send • Oct. 12 — Blood sugar check 10 a.m. Join the poker run Saturday, Oct. 8. Tooele Campus, 1021 W. Vine. Please con- e-mail messages to these entities. Reunions • Oct. 15 — Old Time Fiddlers perform Ride starts at 10 a.m. at the Veteran’s tact Sydnie at 843-9534 to reserve your 1-3 p.m. Memorial Park on Vine and Main Streets. space. THS class of 2000 • Oct. 19 — Flu clinic 1-5 p.m. Bring Registration begins at 9 a.m., a single rider Fall Boo-tique set Grist Mill Come join the Tooele High School insurance card. is $15, a couple is $25. Best hand wins a Tooele United Methodist Church will class of 2000 for our five-year reunion on • Oct. 25 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. one night stay at the Peppermill Hotel and hold its annual Fall Boo-tique on Friday Saturday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. Dinner will be Appointment necessary. Casino in Wendover. The ride will end at and Saturday, Oct. 21-22. Reserve your Pumpkin Walk set Oct. 21-22 provided and the cost is $7 per person. For • Oct. 28 — Monster’s Inc. 5 p.m. Tracks. This is a 100 mile ride to benefit the space now to sell your crafts and gifts. Call Join us down by the Old Mill Scream at the location and more information, visit Tooele seniors Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Center Glenice Moore at 882-3807 for more infor- the Benson Grist Mill’s free 11th Annual our class Websitee www.geocities.com/ths_ The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center Scholarship Fund. Come enjoy a fall ride mation and to reserve your table. Pumpkin Walk! 2000_reunion. We hope to see you there! can be reached at 882-2870. through Tooele County that will help dis- Kids can play games, be in costume • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aerobics abled children receive beneficial horseback Sports contest, run through the hay maze, have 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line dancing 1 riding therapy. For more information or to their faces painted and much more! Enjoy p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. entertainment, shopping and food! Crafters Scouts make a donation call 843-7774. Deer widow’s weekend • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Pinochle 1 and food vendors are needed! If you would p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. Books are fun book fair Join us at Sweat Fitness Center for a like to enter the display contest or sign up Cub Scout haunted maze Find some unique and special books and morning of free activities Oct. 22. We are The Cub Scouts are sponsoring a haunt- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to as a vendor, please contact Christine at Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing 12-1 gifts at discounted prices during the fall offering three hours of free aerobic classes 882-7678. ed maze Oct. 28-29 at Z’s Corn Maze, 618 W. Books Are Fun Book Fair at Mountain West Saturday morning beginning at 9 a.m. for Erda Way. Cost is $1 per cub and one can p.m.; Medical Center classrooms on Thursday both men and women with free daycare and of food per adult. For more information • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aerobics and Friday, Oct. 6-7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Halloween crafts for the kids. Call 882-6680 Erda contact Chris Zeller at 882-5240. 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood pressure at both days. for details or stop by at 34 S. Main Street for Cub Roundtable set Looking for Avon? a complete schedule of activities! Ready, Set, Go! Join us at Cub Scout Planners meet SEE DOINGS ON B3 The THS Band Boosters are selling Avon Hiking/backing/XC-skiing group The Erda Township Planning Commission Roundtable Oct. 6 7:30 p.m. in the TJHS Have you ever wanted to explore Tooele’s from now until Oct. 19. The money raised will hold a meeting on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. Mountains but concerned to go alone? will help purchase uniforms, instruments, in the auditorium of the Tooele County Please call Kurt Alloway at 801-550-4674 or music and other items needed for the Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., Tooele, on Oct. E-mail [email protected]. DOINGS POLICY band. Please help support your local band. 24 at 7 p.m. Contact any band parent, Doretta Shumway Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings at 839-3473 or Della Frost at 837-2297. Grantsville Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Make a difference Pine Canyon [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. The cold weather is approaching and The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable volunteers are needed to crochet or knit organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the City hears public Planners meet advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we 7-inch by 9-inch squares to make blankets Grantsville City will hold a public hear- The Pine Canyon Planning Commission can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words for charity. Blankets will be delivered to ing Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. at Grantsville City will hold a public meeting Thursday, Oct. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the battered women’s shelters, nursing homes, Council Chambers, 429 E. Main, to con- 13, at 7 p.m. in the Emergency management desired publication date. TUESDAY October 4, 2005 B3

ited. Lunch provided. Tooele Masonic temple. article to share with the group. Any Recovery of Salt Lake, CMA and Road to Doings • Oct. 20 — Breast Cancer All masons are invited to attend, questions, call Carol at 843-9787. Freedom as we present the Second Continued from page B2 Support Group 7 p.m. in the MWMC and anyone needing a ride please See you there. Annual Shoebox Run. This ride classrooms. call Gene at 882-1222. If you need Alzheimer’s support group Castaways AA benefits children from around the • Oct. 25 — Identity theft pre- more information, call Gene 882- The next meeting of the Castaways Alcoholics world through shoeboxes that are Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. sentation 10 a.m. in the MWMC 1222. Anonymous meets Monday- filled with Christmas gifts and then • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Alzheimer’s Support & Education classrooms presented by the Utah Saturday at Noon and Friday at 7 distributed by Samaritan’s Purse, a dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; Sewing guild meets Group will be Tuesday, Oct. 11, state government. Lunch will be The American Sewing Guild p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center, Franklin Graham organization. The dancing 6-8 p.m. at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele Senior provided following the presenta- Tooele Neighborhood Group Citizen Center, 59 E. Vine. Those 1784 North Aaron Dr., Tooele. Motorcycle Rally will be held on tion. Space is limited. will hold its monthly meeting on interested in attending this monthly (Southwestern looking church by Saturday, Oct. 22, at 9 a.m. starting Senior Circle, MWMC • Oct. 25 — Birthday Bingo Night Wednesday, Oct. 19, in the Extension group or for more information call the new hospital, first left off 2000 at Honda/Suzuki of Salt Lake locat- Senior Circle is for those over 5 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. office auditorium beginning at 9:30 Frank Reed at 882-2870 ext. 130. North). Open, mixed, non-smoking, ed at 2354 S. State St. in Salt Lake 50 and costs just $15 per year. Call Come celebrate October birthdays a.m. We will work on the dolls Eagles events wheelchair access, nursery avail- City. There will be a free concert 843-3690 for a membership form and play bingo for prizes. Pizza, with Gleen Kaiser and a BBQ for all that were ordered earlier. If you do • Friday steaks — Presidents able Monday-Friday. (No children and to RSVP for all activities except cake and drinks will be served! Cost participants immediately following not have a doll ordered please still Kevin and Barbara will host bar- Saturdays). exercise and water aerobics. will be $3. Wear a costume and your the rally. Visit www.calvaryslc.org. come and enjoy sewing and sharing becue (weather permitting) steaks Feeling trapped? • Body Instincts — Meets on pizza is free. Ladies night dance ideas. Bring any show and tell or this Friday, Oct. 7, 6:30-9 p.m. Steak, If someone’s drinking is affecting Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle • Oct. 26 — Red Butte Gardens Come out and enjoy a truly great projects you are currently working shrimp, chicken and halibut dinners your life, Alanon can help. Call 882- Therapy (29 S. Main). Day Trip. Leave at 9:15 a.m.; return on. Call Geri Thomas at 883-3487 are available. 7756 for information. experience at ladies night at Tracks • Hinges and Twinges (water by 3:30 p.m. Visit the Red Butte for more information. • Lunch — Lunch will now be in Tooele, the popular band The aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and Gardens to learn about fall garden- Alateen starts Historical society meets served at the Eagles Lodge: hot/ Business will play along with great Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic ing and see beautiful colors. Lunch A new Alateen group is starting tunes from DJ “B.” It all starts at Center, $2.50. The Tooele County Historical cold sandwiches, Polish dogs, corn will follow at Chuck-A-Rama Buffet. at St. Barnabas church in Overlake. 9 p.m. • Oct. 5 — Diabetes Support Society will present Al Mulder, dogs, pizza, etc. Please come for sharing and caring Cost of trip is $22 and includes founder of the California and Group 11 a.m. at the health depart- • Monday night football — Come Mondays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. DUP Int’l meets transportation, lunch and ticket to Oregon Trails Association. He will ment (181 N. Main). to the Eagles and have something Please call 849-1881 for more infor- The International Society gardens. speak on the first two white people • Oct. 6-7 — Book fair Thursday- to eat and watch Monday night mation. Daughters of Utah Pioneers is buried in Tooele Valley. Join with pleased to announce its annual con- Friday, Oct. 6-7, from 10 a.m. to 4 football. Kick drug habit p.m. us on Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele • Family night — PMP Karlyn vention on Oct. 5 at the Sheraton Groups A 12 Step Addiction Recovery • Oct. 7 — Breakfast Buddies 9 Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., at Bishop and family will host fam- Hotel, 150 W. 500 South, Salt Lake Program for addictive/compulsive a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant the rear door for our meeting. ily night on Saturday, Oct. 8, with City. The Election of International behavior, run by LDS Social Services for Dutch treat. Varsity turkey shoot set The History of Tooele County enchiladas at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $4 Officers starts at 9 a.m. and the • Oct. 13-14 — AARP Driving Join us at the Tooele Gun Club Volume II book will be available for adults and $2 for kids under 12. in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new general meeting is at 10 a.m. – pub- Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 10 a.m. Prizes for you to purchase for $25. The Eaglo will follow. members and everyone. lic invited. Both days are mandatory to com- will be awarded for best teams and Mining, Smelting, and Railroading • Deer hunter’s ball and Dutch • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. A very special guest speak- plete the course. Cost is $10. Meet individual shooters. The cost is $6 in Tooele County book is only $15. oven cook-off — Saturday, Oct. 15. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 er, Donna Smart, will review at MWMC classrooms. Registration per shooter. Bring your own gun For information contact President Entry fee is $5. Prizes will be given • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. “Recollections of a Handcart is required. and shells. For more information Jay De La Mare at 882-1469 or pub- after 5 p.m. judging. Dinners served Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 Pioneer of 1850.” This event is free • Oct. 19 — Wellness Luncheon contact Bryan Slade at 843-2342. licist Alice Dale at 882-1612. downstairs at cost of $5 at 6 p.m. General to the general public. 11 a.m. Meet in the hospital class- Masons meet Diabetes support meets Keith and Debbie will host karaoke For more information rooms. Topic is “Infection Control: Rocky Mountain Lodge #11, 22 The Diabetes Support Group at 7 p.m. All proceeds benefit dia- about the event, contact Mary Flu Season is Upon Us” presented Settlement Canyon Road, Tooele, will hold a monthly meeting Oct. betes fund. Calling all bikers Johnson at 801-532-6479, e-mail by Kip Thompson, infection control will hold its regular meeting on 5 at the Tooele Health Department All bikers are welcome to join [email protected], visit manager at MWMC. Space is lim- Saturday, Oct. 8, at 10 a.m. at the building at 11 a.m. Please bring an Bikers for Christ, Calvary Chapel Website www.dupinternational.org.

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Hondas, 3BDRM, 2BTH with car- Continued on next page Small Business owners: chrome roll bar. Great 585 Canyon Rd, & paint, $975/mo, PARENT HELPER for Chevy's, Fords, Jeeps, port, newly remodeled, Place your classified ad truck, rebuilt engine and Tooele. Valley View (801)809-7668 or busy family of 4 boys. Toyotas, etc! Cars, $800 per month plus in 47 newspapers transmission. Asking Motel. (435)228-8020 Must be able to drive. 3 trucks, SUV's from deposit. 407 West Ri- throughout Utah for only $5800 obo. Call 830- days/ 15 hours per $500! For listings 1- chard Street. (435)884- $135. for 25 words, and 3239 QUIET 2BDRM Apart- STANSBURY PARK, week. 830-7204 800-366-9813 ext 9977. 3955, (801)580-5820 or $5. per word over 25. ment, no smoking, no Large 3bdrm, 2bth, (ucan) (435)849-1293 PHONE SALES Inbound You will reach up to 99 CHEVROLET S10, lift drinking, no pets. For 2 car garage, rambler, The Kirk kit, 3 door, runs great, further information no pets, no smoking. 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Contact it. $1100/mo. 843-2434 aren’t you? 843-3576 the Tooele Transcript Jim at 833-9524 Davidson Realty The Best Places at the Best Prices Vehicle Parts ROOMY 3BDRM 1bth 801-466-5078 Bulletin at (435)882- w/yard, in Tooele 744 WEST 740 South, Completely Furnished RESIDENTIAL FRA- 0050 for further info. 1992 SATURN SC1, ex- $575/mo, $500/dep, newer multi, new paint, STANSBURY PARK, MERS needed, experi- (Ucan) cellent condition, 5spd, Weekly & Monthly Rates 5 GOODYEAR Wrangler carport, no smoking, 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 enced, own hand tools, 2-wheel front drive, rage, $875/mo. Carl Recreational cruise, power windows/ NTR tires. 245/75X16 pets negotiable w/larger story home, large transportation to Herri- (801)792-5548 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 man area. Please call locks, ac, sunroof, $600 OBO Tires have deposit. Available Octo- fenced backyard, patio, Vehicles 4,000 miles on them ber 15th. (801)748- $1150 per month. Call 882-6622 37mpg, 145k miles, 795 S 810 W, nice home, 840-1673 2500 843-1282 1980 CHEV 1 ton truck $3000. 882-7817 after (801)808-3114 SEVERAL ENTRY level with 12ft built-on self 4pm. SLEEPING ROOMS STANSBURY, 230 Star- Somerset Gardens positions available, contained camper, very FIBERGLASS SHELL for BACHELOR APART- available, $70 per board, 5bdrm, 3bth, Eclipse Shutter Compa- low mileage, 454 en- 1994 ISUZU Trooper SE, shortbed Ford truck, MENT 158 N Garden, ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS week, $10 key deposit, yard care included, ny. 843-4540 gine, excellent condi- 220k miles, heated $150. 840-3514 or office space, 580sqft For persons 62 or older, first and last week- total $1300. (435)224-2592 tion, $9800. 882-7627 leather seats, moon w/restroom, parking, TUMBLING INSTRUC- roof, power everything. Apartments for $150 to move in. 46 N handicapped or disabled* $400 plus electricity, STANSBURY, VERY TOR wanted, this is a 1982 PACE Arrow moto- Blue Book $4500, ask- Broadway. 882-7605 * Regardless of age Rent centrally located. 882- nice 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car contract position w/Dug- rhome, 29ft, 47,000 ing $3800. 840-4247 ROOMMATE WANTED, TOOELE DUPLEX, 3 5496 garage, large yard. Laundry facilities, recreation room on site. way Proving Ground miles, generator, dual gourmet kitchen, wash- Bedroom, 1.5 baths, $900/month plus depos- NWR. Call Royce Lars- ac’s, microwave, sleeps 1997 DODGE 1500 SST, CHARMING OVER- Patios & storage room er, dryer, full entertain- carport, new carpet & it. (435)830-1039 en, (435)831-2252 for 8, $7900 obo. 882-6831 135k miles, lots of ex- LAKE Community, paint, $600. 473 N 7th 143 North 400 West, Tooele more information. tras, $5500 obo. 840- ment center, bath, pri- 3bdrm 1.5bth town- St. (801)390-7266, C- TOOELE, 4247 vate. No smoking, home, 1 car garage, Office Hours: Tues. - Fri., 9am-2pm drugs, alcohol, pets. 21 McAffee Mgmt. Newer 3bdrm, 2bth, TOOELE RANSCRIPT Place Your Ad Here 1200+sqft, 9ft ceilings, 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889 T Male only. $450/mo. garage, large yard, BULLETIN Call 882-0050 central air, no smoking/ 840-2011 TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, available now. $995. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! dishwasher and ac, no pets. Available Nov 1st. 1748 North Dean Ave. 1 BEDROOM basement, smoking/ pets, $750/mo, $500/dep. (120 West) 173 S. 1st St. kitchen- $575/mo, $300/dep. (801)318-0187 Davidson Realty ette, washer, dryer. Ca- Move in special. 882- (801)466-5078 $ CLEAN 2bdrm, deposit ble tv. $475/mo, $200 4998 or (801)592-1452 1,000 deposit. 882-6141 $300. Rent $500/mo. TOOELE, 3 bedroom please leave messages. UNITS AVAILABLE hookups. For more in- apartment, 1.75 bath, Sell Your Car Here for 3bdrm, 2bth town- formation or to see, call carport, ac, no smoking, SIGN ON BONUS 1BDRM APARTMENT, homes, 2 car garage, Venice 882-1279. no pets, $600/month. $ 80* $415/mo, $200/dep, ac, enclosed yard, 623 East Smelter Road. A Specialized Transportation Company COZY 1BDRM House, ea. 360 North 2nd West, hookups, starting at (435)882-1287 has openings for SOLOS and TEAMS 6 84 England Avenue, Tooele. 884-0826 $399. 882-4004 CDL A with X & 2 yrs. exp. req. Call (240 North 100 West), TOOELE, 4BDRM, 3bth, 882-0050 1BDRM APARTMENT, no smoking, no pets, *Quick/Easy Load/Unload *Based on 13 issue contract. nice area, hookups, Homes for Rent fantastic home, fenced $475/mo, $200/dep. yard, garden spot, 2 car MONTHS FREE RENT *PAID Detention/Orientation balcony, AC, carport, 882-4827 2001 SUZUKI Esteem free cable, $475/mo. garage, storage shed. N ow Renting Lease Purchase Program w/no Credit $1100/mo. (801)949- GL. Great commuter 830-2730 882-4949 $$WHY RENT when ERDA, HORSE property, Check & 100% Financed Down car. Super gas mile- you can buy? O down 4333 (801)835-5592 MOVE IN SPECIALS 3 bedroom, 2.5bth, dou- Exclusively for Seniors Payment Call Roger toll free for details age. 63k miles, 4 1BDRM, Walk-In closets, programs, not perfect ble garage, family room, door, ac, automatic. new rug and paint, qui- credit. Single parent very nice. $195,000 Kelley Blue Book: et, bright, cozy, from programs. Call for de- 4624 N Toms Lane. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Pet Friendly 888-243-6889 $415. No smoking. Vine $4180. Asking $2950. tails. Berna or Chris (801)390-7266. C21 BULLETIN Call for details. pp www.cryodrivers.com Call Tedd 843-7630 or Street Courtyard, 34 435-840-5029 Group McAffee (801)988-6455 West Vine, Tooele. 1 Real Estate 882-0050 (435)843-0717 Owner/Ops Welcome! (801)205-3883 FREE RENT October 2002 HYUNDAI Accent, $650/MO GRANTS- $795/MO, includes tax- 5spd, ac, 58,000, $4900 BEAUTIFUL VILLE 2bdrm, 1bth, big es and insurance, offer; 89 Chev 3/4 4x4, yard, across from ele- 3bdrm, 1.5bth, w/ga- 350, 4spd, xtra cab, 1 & 2 bedroom mentary school, w/d rage, great neighbor- $2500 offer. (435)851- apartments!! hookups, deposit nego- hood, clean, must see! Homeowners and 0283 tiable, pets negotiable. Call Chance at !! NO SEPT. RENT !! Tooele County No smoking. Call Carol (435)882-3741 2003 OLDS Alero, excel- Completely Remodeled ReMax 830-0007 Renters Alert! Engineering/Roads lent condition, power NEW fridge, stove, GRANTSVILLE 4 Plex, everything, $8900. 884- dishwasher, cabinets, $750/MO, GRANTS- 2bdrm, 1bth, clean. According to federal mandate, credit card companies over the 1218 carpet & patio. VILLE 3bdrm, 2bth Absolutely Gorgeous! The $400/mo, references. next three months plan to raise and in some cases double the newer home, w/d hook- (435)224-5324 minimum amount card holders must pay each month. Road Operation 94 SILVERADO 2 door, best value in ALL of Tooele. ups, appliances, pets Applications will be accepted until October 13th at 5:00 p.m . body kit, low propale, We LOVE Children. considered, deposit ne- GRANTSVILLE, GOR- POSITION DUTIES : Performs semi-skilled heavy duty truck V6, stick shift, $4200 gotiable. No smoking. GEOUS new custom What does this mean to you? driving duties to haul or tow a variety of materials, equipment, and obo. 884-6081 (801) 358-8592 Call Carol 830-0007 home, 3bdrm, rent to employees engaged in the construction, maintenance and repair of 260 N. 100 E., Tooele own available, starting roads and parks. Performs operational maintenance on vehicles 96 CHRYSLER Concord, 2 HOMES for rent, at $1100/mo. Shawn For Homeowners For Renters operated; checks fuel and oil levels, tire pressure, water level, excellent condition, 2 AND 3bdrm apart- anti-freeze and similar requirements; services equipment as 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- 888-822-8211 - High Payments - Higher payments will make it necessary and assures lubrication is performed on a routine basis; $3600 obo. (435)830- ments behind Super rages, $875/mo, 944 assists mechanics with repairs on vehicles by performing minor 4579 Wal-Mart. On select West 420 South or 477 MOVE IN Special - 1 - Higher Debt to Income Ratio much harder to qualify to get mechanical adjustments. units $99 moves you West 740 South. Call month free for this one - Less Residual Income into a home. • Salary $12.78 with a competitive benefit package. 96 WINDSTAR GL, lots in. Some apartments Joe at (801)254-1009 or bedroom apartment - • Graduation from high school or GED equivalent of extras, 102,000 includes all utilities. Carl at (801)792-5548 Good location, all utilit- Solutions Solutions and One (1) year of experience operating tandem miles. $2500. 882-2508 Swimming pool, hot axle or semi-trailer trucks while carrying heavy loads ies included. $450 a - Refinance & P/O Credit Cards - Call immediately to get of 5 tons or more with CDL endorsements or an 241-0046 tub, exercise room, 3-BDRM, 2-BATH new month for rent. Security equivalent combination of education and experience. playground, full club- manufactured home prequalified 98 FORD Windstar, runs Deposit of $400. Call • Must possess a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with house. 843-4400 w/great floor plans and Carole 882-7875 ext a Trailer, Tanker, HazMat, and Air-brake endorsement. great, $3200 obo. Call beautiful views in Rush for questions or doubts. GRANTSVILLE seclud- 123. For more information or a on-line application please visit Valley. $975/month http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html 884-6081 ed studio $315.00 plus deposit. 1yrs lease 833-0740 Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County (801)898-9085 owner/ 702-290-3097 Place Your Ad: Human Resources office • 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 Place Your Ad: agent. 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 EEO Employer 882-0050 882-0050 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 4, 2005

Continued from previous page Homes Homes Manufactured Office Space Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Homes Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Homes NORTHEAST RAM- STANSBURY PARK TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, GRANTSVILLE 2400sqft view of previously funded PUBLIC NOTICE Council of Tooele City, Deadline for public no- BLER, beautiful 5bdrm, rambler, all brick, 1500sqft manufactured Shop Space on 1/2acre projects. The hearings Notice Is Hereby Given Tooele County, Utah (the tices is 4 p.m. the day 3bth, laundry, kitchen & 4bdrm, 3bth, part finish- home, great condition, land for rent. Power, will begin at 3:00 P.M. on that the Tooele City Re- "Issuer"), Finalizing the prior to publication. FSBO: MULTI level, bed on main floor, ed basement, beautiful need to sell, make offer. water, gas available, OCTOBER 11, 2005 and development Agency will Terms and Conditions of Public notices submit- 3bdrm, 1bth, ceramic wheelchair accessible. landscape, $174,000 469 N Spruce St. Jeff zoned commercial/ light will be held at the meet in a Business the Issuance and Sale by ted past the deadline tile, unfinished base- Chad. Toll Free 866- 410 Country Club 882- (801)244-3946. Re/Max industrial, $650/mo. TOOELE COUNTY Meeting on Wednesday, the Issuer of its Sales will not be accepted. ment, vaulted ceilings, 598-6316. Re/Max Re- 4165 Results 840-5659, 840-5661 COURTHOUSE in the October 5, 2005 at the Tax Revenue Bonds Ser- UPAXLP vinyl fence, landscap- sults COUNTY COMMISSION hour of 6:30 P.M. The ies 2005 in the Aggre- ing, $127,900. 629 East STANSBURY RAMBLER Mobile Homes LOCAL OFFICE Space CHAMBERS. Further in- meeting will be held at gate Principal Amount of AMENDED NOTICE OF 180 North. 882-7598 Planning on selling your $239,800, 3485sqft, 6 Subleasing for night formation can be ob- the Tooele City Hall $1,730,000 (the "Series TRUSTEE’S SALE home, you could be bedroom, 3.5 baths, useage. Tables/ chairs tained by contacting CIN- Council Room located at 2005 Bonds"); Awarding The following described GRANTSVILLE, sending your sales cul-de-sac. FSBO. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile available, large room. DY COOMBS, ENGI- 90 North Main Street, and Confirming the Sale property will be sold at 1100SQFT Rambler, points to up to 500,000 Open house Saturdays. home for rent, no smok- $50/night. Lots of park- NEERING SECRETARY Tooele, Utah of Said Series 2005 public auction to the 4.18acre horse proper- people at once. For (435)830-0822, ing/ pets. 882-1550 ing, on Main Street. at 843-3160. In compli- 1. Northwest Corridor Bonds; Reaffirming a highest bidder on No- ty, 3bdrm, 2bth, water $135. you can place (801)560-9585. MLS 850-9491 ance with the Americans Discussion Presented by General Indenture of vember 2, 2005 at 11:45 shares. Great opportu- your 25 word classified #543108 www.utahreal FSBO: 1997 Golden with Disabilities Act, indi- Brian Berndt Trust, Authorizing the a.m. at the North West nity. Only $175,600. OFFICE/ BUSINESS ad to all 47 newspapers estate.com West 28x70, excellent viduals needing special 2. RDA Resolution 2005- Execution by the Issuer Main Entrance to the 6490 Burmester Rd. SPACE Utilities in- in Utah. Just call Tooele condition, many extras, cluded 50 South Main accommodations (includ- 13 Consideration of a of a Second Supplemen- TOOELE County Court- Jeff (801)244-3946. STOCKTON RAMBLER, Transcript Bulletin at asking $74,000. Loan & 56 South Main. 1 ing auxiliary communica- Resolution Authorizing tal Indenture of Trust, house, 47 SOUTH MAIN, Re/Max Results 90 East Silver Avenue, (435)882-0050 for all assumable. Must sell, month free. (602)826- tive aids and services) the RDA to Execute an and Other Documents TOOELE, UT 84074, in 3bdrm, 2bth, oversized moving! 884-1218 GRANTSVILLE, 4BDRM, the details. 9471 (602)826-9471 during these hearings Agreement to Remit Cer- Required in Connection the County of TOOELE lot, 24x30 garage, should notify CHERYL tain Qualified Tax Incre- Therewith; Authorizing by BRYAN W. CANNON, 2bth, .30acre lot, PRICE REDUCED fenced, sprinkler sys- MOBILE HOME for sale, 2273sqft. Awesome OFFICE/ BUSINESS ADAMS, COMMISSION ment Revenue Received and Approving a Bond as Successor Trustee, Tooele rambler, 5bdrm, tem, $110,000. lease or rent. (435)224- space, utilities and high SECRETARY at Within the Central Busi- Purchase Contract; Au- and HOUSEHOLD FI- home in South Willow. 2bth, fenced back yard, (435)882-6297, 3688 New carpet, large RV speed internet included, TOOELE COUNTY ness District Project Area thorizing and Approving NANCE CORPORATION fully landscaped, 2 car (435)840-1351 272 North Broadway. COURTHOUSE, 47 for the Purposes of Rec- an Agreement Concern- III, current Beneficiary, pad, central air. RENT TO Own, 2bdrm, garage, basement 90% (435)882-4949 SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE, reational Facilities, and ing Tax Increment Reve- under the Deed of Trust $172,900. 925 S Poplar TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, 1bth mobile home. finished. Call (435)882- UTAH, 84074 (843-3150) Related Matters Present- nues with the Tooele City dated September 11, Ln. Jeff (801)244-3946. 2140sqft, 2 family Grandview Village park. 0822 at least three days prior ed by Jason Burningham Redevelopment Agency 2002, made by RAMO- Re/Max Results rooms, great value at Owner will finance (801) Buildings to the hearing to be at- 3. Minutes and Authorizing the Tak- NA R. HURST, as Trust- REDUCED TO Sell The only $117,800. 268 W 520-8770 tended. September 21, 2005 ing of all Other Actions or recorded September GRANTSVILLE, NEW home, space, neighbor- Daniel Dr. Jeff If you build, remodel or (Published in TOOELE 4. Adjourn Necessary to the Con- 17, 2002 as Entry No. custom home! Rent to hood, and neighbors (801)244-3946. Re/Max Lots & Land remove buildings you TRANSCRIPT BULLE- Patrick H. Dunlavy summation of the Trans- 187502 in Book 780 at own, low down. Shawn you’ve always dreamed Results 888-822-8211 can place your classi- TIN on OCTOBER 4, Redevelopment Agen- actions Contemplated by page 489 of official re- about. 3038sqft 4bdrm, fied ad in 47 of Utah's TOOELE, INVESTOR’S RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 2005 and OCTOBER 6, cy Secretary this Resolution; Provid- cords of TOOELE coun- 3bth, family room, study newspapers for only GREATEST NEIGH- Special: 3bdrm, 1bth, ING lot, Canyon Rim 2005) Pursuant to the Ameri- ing a Severability ty, given to secure in- and all the comforts in $135. for 25 words ($5. BORHOOD! Grantsville 1102sqft rambler. New Estates, 12,000sqft, Posted TOOELE COUN- can With Disabilities Act, Clause; Repealing Reso- debtedness in favor of the greatest location in for each additional 5bdrm, 2.5bth, stucco roof, needs only minor zoned R1-12, all under- TY COURTHOUSE on Individuals needing spe- lutions and Orders in HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Stansbury Park. Brok- word). You will reach up and brick, large patio, updating. Priced at only ground utilities, peace- OCTOBER 4, 2005 - cial accommodations Conflict; Providing an Ef- CORPORATION III by er-Owner call 435-882- to 500,000 potential 10x12 shield, RV pad, $85,700. 135 S. 6th St. ful, secluded, beautiful OCTOBER 11, 2005. during this meeting fective Date; and Related reason of certain obliga- 6814 $189,900 customers and all you fenced, .26 acres. Job Jeff (801)244-3946. views, canyon atmos- (Published in the should notify Patrick H. Matters Presented by Ja- tions secured thereby. do is call the Tooele relocation. $180,000. SELLER WILL finance Re/Max Results phere, $29,900. Owner Transcript Bulletin Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- son Burningham Notice of Default was re- Transcript Bulletin at 884-0700 closing costs down, no 882-7094. October 4 & 6, 2005) corder, at 843-2110 prior 4. Resolution 2005-70 A corded January 24, 2005 (435)882-0050 for all credit qualifying, several Manufactured to the meeting. TDD Resolution of the Tooele as Entry No. 235033 of LOOKING FOR A home 320 ACRES near Ver- the details. (Ucan) NOTICE OF PUBLIC Phone Number 843-2108 City Council Authorizing said official records. or property? Visit Utah's houses available. Cen- Homes tury 21 All Pros Realty. non, fenced and with HEARING ON PRO- (Published in the Tran- the Mayor to Sign a Con- Trustee will sell at public Best Home Search 2000 FLEETWOOD water. Can be used for STEEL BUILDINGS. POSAL TO AMEND script Bulletin October 4, tract with Childs Enter- auction to the highest Website! Preview all Gaylen Robison. FACTORY Deals. Save (435)793-4206 Spring Hill 24x52, Rec property or farmed. THE TOWN OF RUSH 2005) UPAXLP prises for the Construc- bidder payable in lawful listed properties in Utah 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at (801)230-7878 $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x VALLEY'S ZONING tion of a Perimeter Walk- money of the United at www.UtahHomesNow. SELLING YOUR HOME? $34,873, in Tooele park 200í. Example: 50 x REGULATIONS way at England Acres States, without warranty com. (ucan) Advertise it in the clas- or can be moved, BEAUTIFUL UTAH! 100 x 12í = Pursuant to Section 10- PUBLIC NOTICE Park Presented by as to title, possession or LAND sale-54 acres - $3.60/square foot. 1- 9a-205 of the Utah Code, Grantsville City Council Casey Allie encumbrances. Bidders NICE BRICK home sifieds. Call 882-0050 $26,900 obo. (208)860- $44,900. Uinta Moun- 800-658-2885. Notice is hereby given will hold its regular meet- 5. Resolution 2005-71 A must be prepared to ten- w/basement apartment 3441 STANSBURY PARK tain area. Outdoor lov- www.rigidbuilding.com. that the Planning Com- ing Wednesday, October Resolution of the Tooele der the purchase price in on double lot fenced 5bdrm 3bth Rambler , MANUFACTURED home er's dream! Dramatic (ucan) mission for the Town of 5, 2005. The meeting to City Council Authorizing the amount bid within 24 beautiful yard, fruit Golf course view, lots of for sale, Vorwaller Park. mountain views, close Rush Valley, will hold a be held at 429 E. Main, the Mayor to Sign a Con- hours of the sale by trees, garden, sprinkler UTAH MANUFACTUR- extras. 5634 Miller Cir- 1999 3bdrm, 2bth, to conveniences. Sur- public hearing on Octo- Grantsville, UT 84029 tract with Childs Enter- cashiers check. system possible duplex ER FOR 17 years Plus - cle. $194,500. 843- home theater, $45,500. rounded by wilderness. ber 12, 2005, at 7:00 beginning at 7:00 p.m. prises for Installation of The address of the prop- property 882-5104 All Steel Buildings!!! 5495 or 801-550-1085 (801)910-0997 Nearby lake and state p.m. at the Rush Valley PUBLIC HEARINGS: Sidewalks, Tables, Grills, erty is purported to be Any size you want, any parks. Excellent financ- Town Hall, Rush Valley Consideration of poten- Cement Slabs and 429 Brook Ave., Tooele, accessories you want, ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Utah, upon a proposal to tial projects for which Benches at Dow James UT 84074 more particu- or any features you 349-5263. (ucan) amend the Rush Valley’s funding may be applied Park Presented by larly described as fol- want. www.cobuildings.net Land Use Management under the CDBG Small Casey Allie lows: or call 1-800-262-5347. DON’T ASSUME YOU STOCKTON BUILDING and Development Code Cities Program for Pro- 6. Resolution 2005-72 A LOT 21, BLOCK 2, VAL- CO Building Systems, lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. as follows: gram Year 2006. Resolution of the Tooele LEY VIEW SUBDIVI- Inc. Building a Reputa- WON’T QUALIFY FOR Newly constructed 1. To amend Chapter AGENDA: City Council Authorizing SION OF TOOELE tion on "Old Fashioned roads. Beautiful lake/ One (Introductory Provi- 1. Report on Beautifica- the Mayor to Sign a Con- CITY, ACCORDING TO Integrity". (ucan) A HOME LOAN mountain views. Great sion) and Chapter Three tion Awards – Peggy tract with the Utah Re- THE OFFICIAL PLAT for manufactured or Financial (Decision Making Bod- Pearce tirement Systems Public THEREOF, ON FILE custom built homes. ies and Officials) to con- 2. Eagle Scout Project Employees Health Pro- AND OF RECORD IN 882-7094. Services Jason White form to Senate Bill 60 Presentation. gram (PEHP) for Fiscal THE TOOELE COUNTY and to include other gen- 3. Approval of Minutes. RECORDER'S OFFICE. For your FREE CREDIT ANALYSIS call today: Mortgage Consultant Office Space $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE Year 2005-2006 Employ- CASH for structured eral revisions. 4. Consideration of re- ee Health Insurance 10-041-0-0045 settlements, annuities, 2. To amend Table 11.1 lease of lot 3 Little Reno Presented by Kami Per- The undersigned dis- Use Regulations to Estates in exchange for claims liability for any er- 4000SQFT BUILDING law suit, mortgage kins change certain condition- cash bond. ror in the address. The 435-833-0740 TOOELE w/3 overhaed doors, of- notes and cash flows. 7. PUBLIC HEARING al uses to permitted uses 5. Fire Department quar- record owner(s) of the fice. Located on J.G. Wentworth #1. 1- and Motion for a Re- and to permit certain terly report. property as of the record- 801-568-0500 WEST JORDAN 1.1acre. 480 3-phase 800-794-7310. (ucan) quested Rezone from uses currently prohibited 6. Fire Department par- ing of the Notice of De- power. $1800/month. RR-5 to GC for 8.6 Acres Public Notices in Agricultural and Rural ticipation in Building In- fault is RAMONA R. www.deseretpeakmtg.com 800-453-9609 TOLL FREE Main Street Grantsville. Described as being 600 Residential Zoning Dis- spections – Paul. HURST. Built in 1998. (435)830- Meetings East to 800 East and tricts. 7. Consideration of final This sale is for the pur- 2940. from 2400 North to PURCHASE REFINANCE CONSTRUCTION Deadline for public no- 3. To take public input to plat for Palomino Ranch 288.42 Feet North of pose of paying obliga- 2ND MORTGAGES COMMERCIAL HARD MONEY NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 tices is 4 p.m. the day make other revisions to phase 2- Grantsville De- 2400 North, said proper- tions secured by said prior to publication. permitted, conditional velopment L.L.C. ty has 1300 feet of 2400 Deed of Trust including Public notices submit- and prohibited uses in 8. Minor Subdivision one feet of Frontage on 2400 fees, charges and ex- ted past the deadline the A-40, A-10 and RR-5 lot into two lots- Gary North Presented by Cary penses of Trustee, ad- will not be accepted. zoning districts. Pinkham- 752 E. Main Campbell vances, if any, under the Hundreds of homes, lots & The current zoning regu- Street 8. Minutes terms of said Deed of AGENDA lations, the proposed 9. Set Public hearings for September 21, 2005 Trust, interest thereon SPECIAL COMBINED amendments and Rush proposed amendment to 9. Invoices and the unpaid principal MEETING OF THE Valley’s zoning map Grantsville Land Use Presented by Patrick of the note secured by property to choose from! STANSBURY RECREA- showing the current Zon- Management Develop- Dunlavy said Deed of Trust with TION SERVICE AREA ing Districts in the Town ment code: 10. Mayor’s Report interest thereon as in BOARD OF TRUSTEES of Rush Valley may be a. Chapter 2 - Defini- 11. Adjourn to Discus- said note and by law pro- AND STANSBURY reviewed by contacting tions. sion Items to be followed vided. 1294 Haylie Lane GREENBELT SERVICE Joyce McAtee at 1200 b. Chapter 6 - Parking by a Closed Executive DATED this 29th day of in Elk Ridge Estates AREA BOARD OF West Highway 199, Rush c. Chapter 21 Subdivi- Session to Discuss September, 2005. RR Gorgeous East Bench TRUSTEES, AND Valley, Utah 84069 (Tel: sions (Requiring upgrade Pending Litigation, Real BRYAN W. CANNON EE Rambler w/ 5 Bdrms, 3 full STANSBURY SERVICE 837-2229) prior to the of adjacent and access Property Matters and 8619 South Sandy D AGENCY BOARD OF roads to new develop- Parkway D bths, 1half bth, Jetted Tub, hearing. Personnel Issues N DIRECTORS N Interested persons are ment. 1. Graffiti Removal Building A, Suite 111 UUNDER TT Home Theater Room, Fully C NOTICE is hereby given 10. Ordinances/Resolu- U AC invited to attend and give 2. Street Stripping Sandy, Utah 84070 A Fenced, Beautifully & that a special meeting of RR comment on these pro- tions: Patrick H. Dunlavy www.cannonfirm.com TT Professionally Landscaped the Board of Trustees of posals. All proposed a. Consideration of Zone Tooele City Recorder Office Hours: M-F 8am N the Stansbury Recrea- changes to the zoning change from RM-7 to CN – 5pm N with 15 watering Zones for Pursuant to the Ameri- O tion Service Area and the O regulations will be for- at 249 E. Main Street can With Disabilities Act, Phone: (801) 255-7475 CONTRACTC $$ the Not So Green Thumb, C Stansbury Greenbelt 3310,00010,000 Backyard is Awesome. warded to the Rush Val- b. Consideration of ordi- Individuals Needing Spe- Cannon File #2050102 Service Area and the ley Town Council for fur- nance amending chapter cial Accommodations (Published in the Tran- Board of Directors of the ther consideration and 3 of Land Use Manage- Should Notify Patrick H. script Bulletin October 4, NNEWEW LLISTINGISTING Stansbury Service Agen- possible adoption. ment Code. Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- 11 & 18, 2005) NEW LISTING cy will convene on Wed- Dated this 29 day of 11. Consideration of sal- corder, at 843-2110 prior NOTICE OF TRUST- nesday, October 5, 2005 September, 2005. ary step increase. to the meeting. TDD EE'S SALE at 5:00 p.m., at the Club- JOYCE MCATEE 12. Consideration of New Phone Number 843-2108 The following described house, #1 Country Club Rush Valley Town Re- Business Licenses. (Published in the Tran- real property will be sold Drive, Stansbury Park, corder 13. Consideration of un- script Bulletin October 4, at public auction to the Utah 84074. (Published in the Tran- derground power re- 2005) UPAXLP highest bidder payable in $$ $$ Business Meeting script Bulletin October 4, quirement for Deseret 225,0005,000 lawful money of the Unit- 1123,25023,250 25,000 1. Call to Order 2005) Peak Well. PUBLIC NOTICE OF ed States, on October 2. Pledge of Allegiance 14. Approval of the Bills. MEETING AND AGEN- 117 North Sheridan PUBLIC MEETING NO- 26, 2005 at 10:00 A.M., Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. 3. Roll Call 15. Set meeting for can- DA A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured TICE AND AGENDA at the West entrance to ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual 4. Review and Adopt Mi- vassing the primary Elec- Erda Township Plan- Pine Canyon Planning the Tooele County Court- Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your nutes tion Results. ning Commission future before prices skyrocket do to the population Commission Meeting house, 47 South Main, Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. 5. Public Comment 16. Council Updates and The Erda Township influx and demand. The Pine Canyon Plan- Tooele, UT 84074, in the 6. Probable Vote Items Information. Planning Commission ning Commission will County of Tooele, State a. Lake Weed Mower 17. Adjourn. will hold a meeting on hold a PUBLIC HEAR- of Utah, for the purpose Loan – Dave Lawrence Wendy Palmer, City Re- October 12, 2005 at 7:00 ING THURSDAY, Octo- of foreclosing a trust 7. Manager’s Report corder p.m. in the auditorium of ber 13, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. deed held by Washing- 8. Recess In compliance with the the Tooele County Court- in the Emergency Man- ton Mutual Bank, F.A., as Work Session American with Disability house, 47 South Main agement Conference the current Beneficiary, 1. Possible Vote Items Act, Grantsville City will Street, Tooele Utah. Room, at 47 South Main, executed by Darrell F. a. Impact Fee Capital accommodate reasona- 1. Roll Call. Tooele Utah. Carberry, as Trustor, re- Facility Plan – Gary Ziser ble requests to assist the PUBLIC MEETING: $$ PUBLIC HEARING corded January 29, 1996 1148,00048,000 2. Board Member’s Re- disabled to participate in 1. Approval of meeting 1. Roll Call as Entry No. 81158, in ports and Requests meetings. Request for minutes from August 24, 2. Approval of meeting Book 413, at Page 0592, 787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan 3. Correspondence assistance may be made 2005 A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, minutes from July 19, of the official records of East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main 4. Financial and Bills by calling City Hall at 2. REZ #1009-05 BRK & Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, 2005 Tooele County, Utah, Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, 5. Adjourn least 3 days in advance H LLC (7.6 Acres from Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully 3. AMZ #1020-05 given to secure an in- (Published in the Tran- of the meeting that will RR-5 to C-G and 11.25 starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. Amendment to chapter debtedness in favor of script Bulletin October 4, be attended by calling Acres from RR-5 to R-M- 24-6-5 (Off premise ad- Key Bank of Utah, by 2005) 884-3411. 30) vertising) reason of certain obliga- (Published in the Tran- Adjournment 4. CUP #1171-05 Gor- tions secured thereby. COMMUNITY DEVEL- script Bulletin October 4, WORK MEETING: don Beals (Breeding & Notice of Default was re- OPMENT BLOCK 2005) 1. AMD PUD #0171-97 Selling of quarter horses corded APRIL 11, 2005, GRANT (CDBG) David R. Davis (Exten- R FIRST PUBLIC HEAR- and bull mastiff dogs) as Entry No. 238713, of R PUBLIC NOTICE sion of the installation of E 5. AMGP # 1014-05 said official records. E ING NOTICE D Notice is hereby given the view obscuring fenc- D Amendment to chapter Trustee will sell at public NN TOOELE COUNTY will that the Tooele City ing) T 15 of the General Plan auction to highest bidder T hold a public hearing to UNDERUU CC Council will meet in a 2. AMZ 1020-05 Amend- 6. REZ #1008-05 Brook- without warranty as to ti- AA consider potential proj- Business Meeting on ment to chapter 24-6-5 field Estates – Sec 11, 2 tle, possession or en- 137 NorthT 570RR East ects for which funding Wednesday, October 5, Off Premise Advertising T may be applied under S, 4 W- A-20 to RR-5 cumbrances, the follow- This home is Nin a beautiful area with mountain SELL YOUR 2005 at the hour of 7:00 Other Business: N the CDBG Small Cities 7. Amendment to Pine ing described property: views,O Oclose to East elementary, churches and P.M. The meeting will be Adjournment: CCONTRACTtown. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., Program for Program Canyon General Plan held at the Tooele City LOT 17, BLOCK 2, C Dated this 3rd day of Oc- Other Business: HIGHLAND PARK SUB- unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. HOME HERE Year 2006. Suggestions Hall Council Room locat- tober, 2005 Adjournment: DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- for potential projects will ed at 90 North Main MARY DIXON, Secreta- *Each office independently owned and operated. be solicited, both verbally Dated this 3rd day of Oc- SION OF TOOELE Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Street, Tooele, Utah ry tober, 2005 CITY, ACCORDING TO Shane and in writing, from all in- 1. Pledge of Allegiance Erda Township Plan- MARY DIXON, Secreta- THE PLAT THEREOF, terested parties. The ex- 2. Open Forum For Pub- ning Commission ry RECORDED IN THE pected amount of CDBG lic Comment (Published in the Tran- Bergen Pine Canyon Planning OFFICE OF THE funds for this Program 3. Boys & Girls Club Up- script Bulletin October 4, Commission TOOELE COUNTY RE- year will be discussed date Presented by Dar- 2005) 840- 0344 (cell) along with the range of (Published in the Tran- lene Dixon CORDER. Tax Serial No. ext. 119 projects eligible under script Bulletin October 4, 4. Resolution 2005-73 A Place Your Ad Here 882- 8868 1185 N. Main this program and a re- 2005) Resolution of the City Call 882-0050 Continued on next page TUESDAY October 4, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from of the Northeast quarter previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices of the Southeast quarter Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous of Section 32; thence Public Notices West to the Southwest Chase Home Finance, the sale. The deposit Cash payments are not BEGINNING AT A wastes and coming into TIVE DATE. This ordi- Trustee's Sales FINDING OF NO SIG- corner of the Northeast LLC, successor by merg- must be in the form of a accepted. A trustee’s POINT WHICH IS 66 NIFICANT ENVIRON- the area should be dis- nance shall become ef- quarter of the Southeast 09-003-0-0057 er to Chase Manhattan cashier’s check or bank deed will be delivered to FEET EAST AND 396 MENTAL IMPACT for couraged. Storing and fective 15 days after its quarter of Section 31; Purported Property Ad- Mortgage Corporation official check payable to the successful bidder FEET NORTH FROM Orchard Park Apart- treating such wastes in passage provided it has thence North to the dress: 74 SOUTH 7TH and the record owners of Lundberg & Associates. within three business THE SOUTHEAST COR- ments the county should be lim- been published, or at Southwest corner of the STREET, TOOELE, UT the property as of the re- The balance must be in days after receipt of the NER OF BLOCK 8, USDA-Rural Housing ited, and the permitting such publication date if Northeast quarter of the 84074. The undersigned cording of the notice of the form of a wire trans- amount bid. PLAT "A", GRANTS- Services has received an process should remain more than 15 days after Northeast quarter disclaims any liability for default are Edwin J. Rap- fer, cashier’s check, DATED: September 26, VILLE CITY SURVEY, application for financial difficult, demanding, and passage. of Section 31; thence any error in the street ad- pleye and Darcee Rap- bank official check (credit 2005. GRANTSVILLE CITY; assistance from Grants- expensive to discourage IN WITNESS WHERE- East to the Southeast dress. The owner of the pleye. union official checks are Scott Lundberg, Trust- AND RUNNING ville Family Associates in some companies from lo- OF, the Tooele County corner of the Northeast property as of the record- The sale is subject to a not accepted) or U.S. ee THENCE EAST 253.1 the amount of cating in Tooele County. Commission, which is quarter of the Northeast ing of the Notice of De- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Postal money order pay- 3269 South Main, #100 FEET; THENCE SOUTH $1,250,000 for a Guaran- Furthermore, the public the legislative body of quarter of Section 31; fault is reported to be: off, a reinstatement or able to Lundberg & As- Salt Lake City, UT 170.8 FEET; THENCE teed Multi-Family Hous- demands the Tooele Tooele County, passed, thence North to the Darrell F. Carberry Bid- any other condition of sociates. If wire transfer 84115 WEST 110.6 FEET; ing Loan. The project is County Commission approved and enacted Northeast corner of Sec- ders must tender to the which the trustee is not is used, an additional L&A Case No. 05-50398 THENCE NORTH 155.8 to be located on Country carefully review and limit this ordinance this 27th tion 31; thence East trustee a $5,000.00 de- aware that would cause $10.00 must be remitted Team A/HN FEET; THENCE WEST Haven Lane (South of such wastes coming into day of September 2005. along Section line to the posit at the sale and the the cancellation of the with the purchase price. THIS COMMUNICATION 142.5 FEET; THENCE Orchard Lane) in Grants- the county. ATTEST: Southeast corner of the balance of the purchase sale. If any such condi- Cash payments are not IS AN ATTEMPT TO NORTH 15 FEET TO ville, Utah. As required SECTION II - ENACT- TOOELE COUNTY Southwest quarter of the price by 12:00 noon the tion exists, the sale shall accepted. A trustee’s COLLECT A DEBT, AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- by the National Environ- MENT. Pursuant to Utah COMMISSION: Southwest quarter of next business day follow- be void, the successful deed will be delivered to ANY INFORMATION NING. mental Policy Act, USDA Code Annotated 17-27a- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk Section 29; thence North ing the sale. The deposit bidder’s funds returned the successful bidder OBTAINED WILL BE (Published in the Tran- - Rural Housing Services 504, this temporary land Dennis Rockwell, to the Southeast corner and balance of the sale and the trustee and cur- within three business USED FOR THAT PUR- script Bulletin October 4, has prepared an Envi- use regulation is estab- Chairman of the Southwest quarter proceeds must be in the rent beneficiary shall not days after receipt of the POSE. 11 & 18, 2005) ronmental Review and lished for the areas iden- ( S E A L ) of the Southwest quarter be liable to the success- amount bid. (Published in the Tran- has determined that this tified as MG-H zoning Commissioner Rock- of Section 20; thence form of a wire transfer, SECOND AMENDED ful bidder for any dam- DATED: September 12, script Bulletin October 4, action will not significant- districts in Tooele Coun- well voted West along Section line cashier's check or certi- NOTICE OF TRUST- age. 2005. 11 & 18, 2005) ly affect the quality of hu- ty. The erection, con- Commissioner Law- to the South quarter cor- fied funds payable to EE'S SALE Bidders must tender to Scott Lundberg, Trust- man environment. struction, reconstruction, rence voted ner of Section 19; thence First Southwestern Title NOTICE OF TRUST- The following described the trustee a $5,000.00 ee Therefore, USDA, Rural or alteration of any build- Commissioner John- North to the Point of Be- Agency of Utah, Inc. A EE'S SALE property will be sold at deposit at the sale and 3269 South Main, #100 Development will not ing or structure or subdi- son voted ginning , all within the trustee's deed will be de- The following described public auction to the the balance of the pur- Salt Lake City, UT prepare an environmen- vision approval in such APPROVED AS TO boundaries of the Town livered to the successful real property will be sold highest bidder at the chase price by 12:00 84115 tal impact statement for areas is prohibited for a FORM: of Vernon. bidder within three busi- at public auction to the West Main Entrance, noon the day following (801) 263-3400 this proposed action. period not to exceed six Douglas J. Ahlstrom The public hearing will ness days after receipt of highest bidder, purchase North Steps, Tooele the sale. The deposit Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Any written comments (6) months. Applications Tooele County Attor- be held on the 11th day the amount bid. price payable in lawful County Courthouse, 47 must be in the form of a – 5:00 p.m. regarding this determina- currently pending and ney of October, 2005, at 7:00 This Trustee's Sale may money of the United South Main, Tooele, cashier’s check or bank L&A Case No. 05-44429 tion should be provided those yet to be filed for (Published in the Tran- p.m. at the Vernon Fire be subject to a bankrupt- States of America at the Utah, on October 27, official check payable to Team B/JT within fifteen (15) days of rezones, conditional use script Bulletin October 4, Station, 325 South Main cy filing, a payoff, a rein- time of sale, at the north- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Lundberg & Associates. THIS COMMUNICATION this publication to: Janice permits, and other land 2005) Street, Vernon, Utah. statement or any other ern most, of the two west said day, for the purpose The balance must be in IS AN ATTEMPT TO Kocher, USDA - Rural use approvals regarding Any interested person condition that would entrances of the Tooele of foreclosing a trust SUMMONS the form of a wire trans- COLLECT A DEBT, AND Development State Of- property in the MG-H may protest the estab- cause the cancellation of County Courthouse, deed originally executed Case No. 054300179 fer, cashier’s check, ANY INFORMATION fice, Wallace F. Benneth zoning districts are here- lishment of the District ei- this sale. Further, if any a/k/a the Third Judicial on February 24, 2003 by Judge Randall M Skan- bank official check (credit OBTAINED WILL BE Federal Building, 125 by also placed in a state ther orally or in writing at of these conditions exist, District Court, 47 South Christopher R. Johnson, chy union official checks are USED FOR THAT PUR- South State Street - of moratorium for a peri- said public hearing, or in this sale will be null and Main, Tooele, Utah, on as trustor, in favor of IN THE THIRD JUDI- not accepted) or U.S. POSE. Room 4311, Salt Lake od not to exceed six (6) a written protest filed void, the successful bidd- Monday, October 31, Wells Fargo Home Mort- CIAL DISTRICT COURT Postal money order pay- (Published in the Tran- City, Utah 84138. USDA months. During such pe- with the Town Clerk any er's funds shall be re- 2005, at the hour of 9:00 gage, Inc., covering the OF TOOELE COUNTY, able to Lundberg & As- script Bulletin September - Rural Development will riod of time Tooele time prior to the hearing turned, and the Trustee a.m. of that day for the following real property STATE OF UTAH, sociates. If wire transfer 20, 27 & October 4, make no further deci- County will review, re- or within 15 days after and the beneficiary shall purpose of foreclosing a purported to be located Tooele County Court- is used, an additional 2005) sions regarding this pro- fine, and update its land the public hearing. All not be liable to the suc- deed of trust executed by in Tooele County at 714 house, 47 South Main $10.00 must be remitted posed action during this use ordinance, particu- written protests must be cessful bidder for any NOTICE OF TRUST- Glenn Carr and Jeanette West 770 South, Tooele, Street, Tooele, Utah with the purchase price. 15-day period. Requests larly Chapters 17 and 18, filed within 15 days after damages. EE'S SALE Carr in favor of Residen- UT 84074 (the under- 84074 Cash payments are not to receive a copy of, or to to establish proper regu- the conclusion of the DATED: September 19, The following described tial Mortgage & Invest- signed disclaims liability Janet M Kesler, Peti- accepted. A trustee’s review the USDA - Rural lations regarding the ap- public hearing and all 2005 property will be sold at ment, Inc., covering real for any error in the ad- tioner, vs. Douglas B deed will be delivered to Development environ- plication process for and withdrawals of protest or FIRST SOUTHWEST- public auction to the property located at ap- dress), and more particu- Kesler, Respondent. the successful bidder mental assessment upon the actual storage, treat- cancellations of with- ERN TITLE AGENCY highest bidder at the proximately 38 North larly described as: THE STATE OF UTAH within three business which this determination ment, and disposal of drawals must be filed OF UTAH, INC. LUCY West Main Entrance, Hale Street, Grantsville, Lot 118, WESTWOOD TO THE ABOVE- days after receipt of the is based should be di- hazardous and low-level within 30 days after the DENLEY, Asst. Vice North Steps, Tooele Tooele County, Utah, MESA PLAT "A" SUBDI- NAMED RESPONDENT: amount bid. rected to: USDA - Rural radioactive wastes in the conclusion of said public President Successor County Courthouse, 47 and more particularly de- VISION, a subdivision of You are hereby sum- DATED: September 16, Development State Of- MG-H zoning districts. hearing. The Town Trustee South Main Street, scribed as: Tooele City, according to moned and required to 2005. fice, Wallace F. Benneth SECTION III - REPEAL- Council will hear all inter- 102 West 500 South, Tooele, Utah, on Novem- SEE ATTACHED EX- the official plat thereof file an Answer in writing Scott Lundberg, Trust- Federal Building, 125 ER. Ordinances in con- ested persons desiring to Suite 300 ber 3, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. HIBIT "A" recorded in the Office of to the attached Petition ee South State Street - flict herewith are hereby be heard and will give full Salt Lake City, UT of said day, for the pur- The current beneficiary the County Recorder of with the Clerk of the 3269 South Main, #100 Room 4311, Salt Lake repealed to the extent of consideration to all pro- 84101 05-6174/Carber- pose of foreclosing a of the trust deed is First said County. Tooele County Court- Salt Lake City, UT City, Utah 84138. such conflict. tests. If special accom- ry, Darrell F. P234686 trust deed originally exe- Union National Bank, a Together with all the im- house, 47 South Main 84115 (Published in the Tran- SECTION IV - EFFEC- modations are required, (Published in the Tran- cuted on March 2, 1998 national banking associ- provements now or here- Street, Tooele, Utah (801) 263-3400 script Bulletin September TIVE DATE. It is the please call Doretta script Bulletin September by Dayne L. Applegate, ation, as Trustee for after erected on the 84074 and to serve upon Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 29 & October 4, 2005) opinion of the Tooele Shumway at (435) 839- 27, October 4 & 11, as trustor, in favor of Long Beach Mortgage property, and all ease- or mail to the petitioner – 5:00 p.m. County Commission that 3473 with reasonable ad- 2005) UPAXLP Home America Financial Loan Trust 2001-4, and ments, appurtenances, at 295 West 100 South, L&A Case No. 05-51325 NOTICE OF AUCTION this ordinance is neces- vance notice. Services, Inc., covering the record owners of the and fixtures now or here- Tooele, Utah 84074, a NOTICE OF TRUST- Team B/JT Date of Sale: October sary for the immediate Any written protest made the following real proper- property as of the record- after a part of the proper- copy of said answer, EE'S SALE THIS COMMUNICATION 15, 2005 Time: 11:00am preservation of the on behalf of a corpora- ty purported to be locat- ing of the notice of de- ty. within 20 days if you are The following described IS AN ATTEMPT TO Millpond Beehive Stor- peace, health or safety of tion owning property ed in Tooele County at 6 fault are Glenn Carr and The current beneficiary served in the State of property will be sold at COLLECT A DEBT, AND age, 543 Millpond Rd, the County and the in- within the proposed Dis- Mill Pond, Stansbury Jeanette Carr, and Patri- of the trust deed is Wells Utah, or within 30 days if public auction to the ANY INFORMATION Stansbury Park habitants thereof. It shall, trict shall be signed by Park, UT 84074 (the un- cia Ann Leff, now known Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- you are served outside highest bidder at the OBTAINED WILL BE This notice of auction is therefore, take effect im- the president, vice presi- dersigned disclaims lia- as Patricia Ann Lemmon, cessor by merger to the State of Utah, after West Main Entrance, USED FOR THAT PUR- being given pursuant to mediately upon publica- dent, or any duly author- bility for any error in the as to a small portion on Wells Fargo Home Mort- service of this Summons North Steps, Tooele POSE. 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code tion in one issue of a ized agent of the corpo- address), and more par- the south side of the gage, Inc., and the re- upon you. If you fail to do County Courthouse, 47 (Published in the Tran- Annotated. newspaper published in ration. Where property ticularly described as: property. The trustee's cord owners of the prop- so judgement by default South Main Street, script Bulletin September UNIT #036 Michael and having general circu- within the proposed Dis- Lot 6, MILL POND PUD sale of the aforedescri- erty as of the recording will be taken against you Tooele, Utah, on October 20, 27 & October 4, Palmer, 4 Lakeview, lation in Tooele County. trict is owned by more "G" AMENDED, accord- bed real property will be of the notice of default for the relief demanded 20, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of 2005) Stansbury Pk. Tanning IN WITNESS WHERE- than one person or enti- ing to the plat thereof, re- made without warranty are Christopher R. John- in said Petition, which said day, for the purpose bed, exercise bike, exer- OF, the Tooele County ty, all owners holding title corded in the Office of as to title, possession, or son and Michelle M. has been filed with the of foreclosing a trust NOTICE OF TRUST- cise gym, misc. boxes. Commission, which is to the property must join the County Recorder of encumbrances. Bidders Johnson. Clerk of the above-enti- deed originally executed EE'S SALE (Published in the Tran- the legislative body of in the signing of the pro- Said County. Together must be prepared to ten- The sale is subject to a tled Court. You can ob- on March 27, 2000 by The following described script Bulletin September Tooele County, passed, test in order for it to be with all rights and re- der $5,000.00 in certified bankruptcy filing, a pay- tain a copy of the Veri- Edwin J. Rappleye and property will be sold at 27 & October 4, 2005) approved and enacted considered in the fifty sponsibilities of member- funds at the sale and the off, a reinstatement or fied Petition by writing to Darcee Petersen, as public auction to the this ordinance this 26th percent (50%) calcula- ship in the Mill Pond balance of the purchase any other condition of NOTICE OF AUCTION the clerk of the court at trustors, in favor of CTX highest bidder at the day of September 2005. tion discussed below. Home Owners Associa- price in certified funds by which the trustee is not Date of Sale: October Tooele County Court- Mortgage Company, cov- West Main Entrance, ATTEST: If within 30 days after the tion Number One, Inc., 10:00 a.m. the following aware that would cause 15, 2005 Time: 10:00am house, 47 South Main ering the following real North Steps, Tooele TOOELE COUNTY conclusion of the public as provided in the Decla- business day. the cancellation of the Beehive Storage, 1498 N Street, Tooele, Utah property purported to be County Courthouse, 47 COMMISSION: hearing, more than fifty ration of Covenants, THIS IS AN ATTEMPT sale. If any such condi- Main, Tooele. 84074. READ THESE located in Tooele County South Main Street, Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk percent (50%) of the Conditions, and Restric- TO COLLECT A DEBT. tion exists, the sale shall This notice of auction is PAPERS CAREFULLY. at 55 West 1930 North, Tooele, Utah, on October Dennis Rockwell, qualified voters of the tions, dated August 28, ANY INFORMATION be void, the successful being given pursuant to These papers mean that Tooele, UT 84074 (the 20, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of Chairman territory proposed to be 1972 and recorded Sep- OBTAINED WILL BE bidder’s funds returned 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code you are being sued for undersigned disclaims li- said day, for the purpose ( S E A L ) included within the Dis- tember 14, 1972 in Book USED FOR THAT PUR- and the trustee and cur- Annotated. divorce. ability for any error in the of foreclosing a trust Commissioner Rock- trict, or the owners of 115 at pages 163-165, POSE. rent beneficiary shall not UNIT #097 Ricky Smith, Dated this 12 day of address), and more par- deed originally executed well voted over fifty percent (50%) Records of Tooele Coun- DATED this 29th day be liable to the success- 394 W. Hamilton, El May, 2005. ticularly described as: on February 24, 2003 by Commissioner Law- of the taxable value of ty, State of Utah, and as of September, 2005. ful bidder for any dam- Centro, CA. TV, bikes, Janet Kelser Unit No. 4D of THE Frederik Swemmer, as rence voted the taxable property pro- Amended by Amend- Marlon L. Bates, Trust- age. microwave, computer ta- Petitioner FIELDS AT OVERLAKE trustor, in favor of Mort- Commissioner John- posed to be included ment to Declaration of ee Bidders must tender to ble, misc. boxes & items. (Published in the Tran- CONDOMINIUMS, gage Electronic Registra- son voted within the District, file Covenants, Conditions, SCALLEY & READING, the trustee a $5,000.00 UNIT #386 Jennifer script Bulletin September PHASE TWO, together tion Systems, Inc., as APPROVED AS TO written protests against and Restrictions dated P.C. deposit at the sale and Lansdowne, 584 Kay 20, 27, October 4 & 11, with all improvements lo- nominee for Academy FORM: the establishment of the March 8, 1973 and re- 50 South Main Street, the balance of the pur- Lane, Tooele. Carpet 2005) cated thereon, as said Mortgage Corporation, Douglas J. Ahlstrom District, the Town Coun- corded March 22, 1973 Suite 950 chase price by 12:00 cleaner, baby items, Unit is identified in the its successors and as- Tooele County Attor- TOWN OF VERNON cil is required by law to in Book 119 at pages 95- P.O. Box 11429 noon the day following bike, childs car, misc. Plat of said development signs, covering the fol- ney NOTICE OF INTENTION abandon the proposed 98, of Records of Tooele Salt Lake City, Utah the sale. The deposit boxes. recorded November 5, lowing real property pur- (Published in the Tran- TO ESTABLISH THE creation of the District. County, Utah. 84147-0429 must be in the form of a UNIT #231 Daniel Holt, 1999 as Entry Number ported to be located in script Bulletin October 4, VERNON WATER- After the 30-day protest Together with all the im- Telephone: (801) 531- cashier’s check or bank PO Box 632, Garden 139556, in Book 596, at Tooele County at 6685 2005) WORKS SPECIAL period closes, the Town provements now or here- 7870 official check payable to Valley, ID. Armoir, bed, Page 191 of the official Old Mill Road, Stansbury SERVICE DISTRICT Council shall adopt a after erected on the Business Hours 9:00 Lundberg & Associates. dresser, sm. Fridge, PUBLIC NOTICE records of the Tooele Park, UT 84074 (the un- NOTICE is hereby given resolution either estab- property, and all ease- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The balance must be in misc. boxes. 9/20/05 County Recorder, State dersigned disclaims lia- to all interested persons lishing the District or ments, appurtenances, TS# the form of a wire trans- UNIT #018 Christy Strie- During our routine water of Utah, and as identified bility for any error in the that on the 13th day of abandoning the estab- and fixtures now or here- 7600034340044228021 fer, cashier’s check, by, 755 S 330 W, sampling Tooele City and described in the address), and more par- September, 2005, the lishment of the District. after a part of the proper- EXHIBIT "A" bank official check (credit Tooele. Kitchen set, had a positive coliform Declaration of Condo- ticularly described as: Vernon Town Council Any person who shall ty. BEGINNING AT A union official checks are couch, wine rack, misc. sample result. This sam- minium of The Fields at Lot 125, GATEWAY adopted a resolution de- have timely filed a written The current beneficiary POINT WHICH IS 66 not accepted) or U.S. boxes & items. ple was taken from the Overlake Condominiums, NEIGHBORHOOD claring that the public protest and who is a of the trust deed is Wells FEET EAST AND 396 Postal money order pay- UNIT #208B Marty Von Southwest corner of an Expandable Residen- PHASE 2A-3 SUBDIVI- health, convenience, and qualified voter residing Fargo Bank, N.A., as FEET NORTH FROM able to Lundberg & As- Rotz, 1814 N 210 E, Tooele. tial Condominium Proj- SION, a subdivision of necessity require the es- within, or owning proper- trustee, successor by THE SOUTHEAST COR- sociates. If wire transfer Tooele. Washer, mat- Through further investi- ect, recorded May 14, Tooele County, accord- tablishment of a water ty within, the District, merger to Wells Fargo NER OF BLOCK 8, is used, an additional tresses, chairs, dresser, gation, the City went out 1999 as Entry Number ing to the official plat special service district, to may petition the District Bank Minnesota, Nation- PLAT "A", GRANTS- $10.00 must be remitted misc. boxes & items. and upon more sam- 131110, in Book 568, at thereof recorded in the be known as the Vernon Court within 30 days af- al Association, as Trust- VILLE CITY SURVEY, with the purchase price. UNIT #175 George Do- pling, it came back nega- Page 338 of official re- office of the Tooele Waterworks Special ter the adoption of said ee, and the record owner THENCE EAST 253.2 Cash payments are not ka, PMB 600, PO Box tive. At the time of the cords, and as amended County Recorder. Service District (the resolution for a writ of re- of the property as of the FEET; THENCE SOUTH accepted. A trustee’s 4393060, San Ysidro, original sampling the in the Amendment to Together with all the im- "District") to provide culi- view. The grounds for recording of the notice of 170.8 FEET; THENCE deed will be delivered to CA. BBQ, 2 beds, enter- Chlorine residual was 0.4 Declaration of Condo- provements now or here- nary and/or secondary such a petition are limit- default is Dayne L. Ap- WEST 110.6 FEET, the successful bidder tainement center, dress- which mainly rules out minium of the Fields at after erected on the water service to proper- ed to: (1) a claim that the plegate. THENCE SOUTH 3.94 within three business er, misc. boxes & items. the chance of coliform in Overlake Condominiums, property, and all ease- ties within the District’s petitioner’s property will The sale is subject to a FEET, THENCE WEST days after receipt of the UNIT #360. Dean Clegg, the water. an Expandable Residen- ments, appurtenances, boundaries and providing not be benefitted by the bankruptcy filing, a pay- 137.25 FEET, THENCE amount bid. 530 Oquirrh Ave, Tooele. Sample error or lab error tial Condominium Proj- and fixtures now or here- for the holding of a public services to be provided off, a reinstatement or NORTH 79.87 FEET, DATED: September 19, Couch, love seat, end ta- was most likely the ect, recorded November after a part of the proper- hearing on the proposed by the District; and (2) a any other condition of THENCE EAST 139.88 2005. bles, dresser, misc. cause of the bad sam- 10, 1999 as Entry Num- ty. establishment of the Dis- claim that the procedures which the trustee is not FEET; THENCE NORTH Scott Lundberg, Trust- items. ples. ber 139557, in Book 596, The current beneficiary trict. If this Special used to establish the Dis- aware that would cause 79.87 FEET; THENCE ee (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- at Page 194 of the offi- of the trust deed is Mort- Service District is creat- trict violated the law. the cancellation of the WEST 142.5 FEET; 3269 South Main, #100 script Bulletin September script Bulletin October 4, cial records of the Tooele gage Electronic Registra- ed it may levy annual FAILURE TO TIMELY sale. If any such condi- THENCE NORTH 15 Salt Lake City, UT 27 & October 4, 2005) 2005) County Recorder, State tion Systems, Inc., as taxes upon all taxable FILE A WRITTEN PRO- tion exists, the sale shall FEET TO THE POINT 84115 of Utah. nominee for Chase ORDINANCE 2005-23 ORDINANCE 2005-24 property with the District TEST PRECLUDES THE be void, the successful OF BEGINNING. COM- (801) 263-3400 Together with an undivid- Home Finance, LLC, its AN ORDINANCE ES- AN ORDINANCE and fees may be im- PROTEST FROM BE- bidder’s funds returned BINING PARCELS 1-52- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ed interest, and a right successors and assigns TABLISHING A TEM- CHANGING THE NAME posed to pay for all or ING INCLUDED IN THE and the trustee and cur- 2 AND 1-52-3. – 5:00 p.m. and easement of use and the record owners of PORARY LAND USE OF NORTH STREET part of the services to be 50% CALCULATION rent beneficiary shall not MORE CORRECTLY L&A Case No. 40187 and enjoyment in and to the property as of the re- REGULATION FOR ALL LOCATED IN PASS provided by the District. DISCUSSED ABOVE be liable to the success- KNOWN AS: Team A/JGI the Common Area de- cording of the notice of MG-H ZONING DIS- CANYON SUBDIVISION The boundaries and AND THE PROTES- ful bidder for any dam- PARCEL 1 THIS COMMUNICATION scribed, as provided for default are Frederik TRICTS THE TOOELE THE TOOELE COUNTY service area of the pro- TANT FROM FILING A age. COMMENCING AT A IS AN ATTEMPT TO and in the percentage Swemmer and Stacey COUNTY COMMIS- COMMISSION, WHICH posed District shall in- PETITION FOR A WRIT Bidders must tender to POINT WHICH IS 66 COLLECT A DEBT, AND shown, in said Declara- Swemmer. SION, WHICH IS THE IS THE LEGISLATIVE clude portions of Sec- OF REVIEW. FAILURE the trustee a $5,000.00 FEET EAST AND 221.25 ANY INFORMATION tion. This conveyance is The sale is subject to a LEGISLATIVE BODY BODY OF TOOELE tions 19, 20, 29, 31, and TO TIMELY FILE A PE- deposit at the sale and FEET NORTH OF THE OBTAINED WILL BE subject to the provisions bankruptcy filing, a pay- OF TOOELE COUNTY, COUNTY, ORDAINS AS 32 in Township 8 South, TITION FOR WRIT OF the balance of the pur- SOUTHEAST CORNER USED FOR THAT PUR- of said Declaration, in- off, a reinstatement or ORDAINS AS FOL- FOLLOWS: Range 5 West, Salt Lake REVIEW FORECLOSES chase price by 12:00 OF BLOCK 8, PLAT "A", POSE. cluding any amendments any other condition of LOWS: SECTION I - PURPOSE. Base & Meridian, Tooele ANY RIGHTS TO noon the day following GRANTSVILLE CITY (Published in the Tran- thereto. The undivided which the trustee is not SECTION I - FINDING. The ordinance is for the County, Utah, more par- THEREAFTER OBJECT the sale. The deposit SURVEY, GRANTS- script Bulletin September interest in the Common aware that would cause The Tooele County Com- purpose of changing the ticularly described as fol- TO THE ESTABLISH- must be in the form of a VILLE CITY; AND RUN- 27, October 4 & 11, Area conveyed hereby is the cancellation of the mission finds a compel- name of North Street in lows: MENT OF THE DIS- cashier’s check or bank NING THENCE NORTH 2005) UPAXLP subject to modification, sale. If any such condi- ling, countervailing public Pass Canyon Subdivi- Beginning at the Center TRICT. official check payable to 79.87 FEET; THENCE from time to time, as pro- tion exists, the sale shall interest exists for amend- sion, pursuant to Utah Section of Section 19; Dated this 13th day of Lundberg & Associates. EAST 139.88 FEET; vided in the Declaration be void, the successful Public Notices ing Chapters 17 and 18 Code 72-3-108. thence East to the Cen- September, 2005. The balance must be in THENCE SOUTH 4 DE- for Expansion of the bidder’s funds returned of the Tooele County SECTION II - ENACT- ter Section of Section 20; BY THE ORDER OF the form of a wire trans- GREES WEST 79.87 Miscellaneous Condominium Project. and the trustee and cur- Land Use Ordinance as MENT. North Street in thence South to the THE VERNON TOWN fer, cashier’s check, FEET; THENCE WEST Together with all the im- rent beneficiary shall not follows: the Pass Canyon Subdi- Southwest corner of the COUNCIL bank official check (credit 137.25 FEET TO THE Deadline for public no- provements now or here- be liable to the success- Low-level radioactive vision shall hereafter be Northwest quarter of the By: Doretta Shumway union official checks are POINT OF THE BEGIN- tices is 4 p.m. the day after erected on the ful bidder for any dam- wastes and hazardous known as Short Road. Northeast quarter of Sec- Vernon Town Clerk not accepted) or U.S. NING. prior to publication. property, and all ease- age. wastes are declared to SECTION III - REPEAL- tion 29; thence East to P.O. Box 114 Postal money order pay- BEING SITUATED IN Public notices submit- ments, appurtenances, Bidders must tender to be public nuisances by ER. Ordinances in con- the Northeast corner of Vernon, Utah 84080 able to Lundberg & As- SECTION 31, TOWN- ted past the deadline and fixtures now or here- the trustee a $5,000.00 county ordinances. The flict herewith are hereby the Southwest quarter of (Published in the Tran- sociates. If wire transfer SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE will not be accepted. after a part of the proper- deposit at the sale and county’s general plan repealed to the extent of the Northeast quarter of script Bulletin September is used, an additional 5 WEST, SALT LAKE UPAXLP ty. the balance of the pur- states that new busi- such conflict. Section 29; thence South 20, 27 & October 4, The current beneficiary chase price by 12:00 $10.00 must be remitted BASE AND MERIDIAN. nesses handling such Subscribe Today 882-0050 SECTION IV - EFFEC- to the Southwest corner 2005) of the trust deed is noon the day following with the purchase price. PARCEL 2 B8 TUESDAY October 4, 2005 WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES Steadman/Giles Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Steadman Anderson announce the marriage of their daughter, Rashelle, to Joshua Max and Florence Briggs Giles, son of Mr. Stanley Giles Anderson are celebrating the and Mrs. Shelley Stegall. The remarkable milestone of their couple will be sealed in the Salt 70th wedding anniversary. They Lake Temple Oct. 6, 2005. There were married Oct. 7, 1935, in the will be a reception held in their Salt Lake Temple. They are the honor Oct. 7 at the Oquirrh Mill parents of three children: Lois in Stansbury Park. (Ted) Hawkins residing in Lehi, Rashelle is a 2002 graduate of Bill (Kathy), and Bob, deceased, Tooele High School. She is cur- (Cheryle) residing in Salt Lake photography / Troy Boman rently a senior at the University City. They are very proud of Max and Florence Briggs Anderson Tooele’s Pioneer City Hall, located at 35 E. Vine Street, is the home of of Utah’s medical laboratory sci- their 12 grandchildren and 24 the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum. The group hopes to restore ence program. Joshua is a 2000 great-grandchildren. Rashelle Steadman summers and spend the winters the edifice, which is loaded with valuable pioneer relics and records. Max and Briggs spent their graduate of Green River High and Joshua Giles in St. George. Some of the items date as far back as the 1700s. first 25 years in Tooele where School. He served four years in Max was honored recently for they owned and managed the United State Marine Corps. being a fireman for 70 years. Anderson’s Market. Their next amusement center until 1941, He was fire chief in Tooele and 10 years were spent in Salt Lake when a city hall was built on North Bloomington. Max and Briggs DUP City where they owned and Main Street in Tooele. The build- are still active in playing golf continued from page B1 managed the Riverside Motel ing was turned over to the DUP for and enjoy reading and playing and Trailer Park. They then from Settlement Canyon,” he said. a meeting place and amusement bridge. Their children are hon- moved to Bloomington, Utah, in The first part of the restora- hall, and later for a museum. Mice oring them at a family gathering 1970. In 1983 they moved back tion should be completed by “This building is of great histori- continued from page B1 Saturday, Oct. 8, 2005. to Tooele where they spend the November. cal significance to the Tooele com- mice, which are usually the The museum includes an elegant munity, being the first public build- mouse droppings. If you sus- piano which arrived in Tooele via ing built in Tooele City,” Condie oxcart, an old Mormon Battalion pect you have only a few mice, Eating at Iceberg Wednesday said. “What fun it is to remember rifle, a giant two-man crosscut saw snap traps or glue boards are all the excitement that happened used to cut down big trees, plus probably the most effective way here.” will assist Katrina relief effort hundreds of photographs, and an to go in homes. Join Iceberg Drive-Inn on 2001, when restaurants from To the west of the museum sits Mice prefer always to run old telegraph keyboard from the Wednesday, Oct. 5 to raise funds around the country wanted to an old pioneer log cabin which edges, so place traps along 1870s. for the American Red Cross unify their efforts to help those was one of the first built in Tooele. floor-wall junctures. Place snap- “We have 910 personal histories through a special nationwide It was built on Main Street in traps perpendicular to the wall effected by 9/11. Almost imme- of pioneers and 700 pictures of pio- restaurant fund-raiser called 1855 by Zachariah Edwards. Two with the trigger flush up against diately a national “dine out” day neer ancestors,” Merrill said. “We Dine For America. Helping those have over 1,000 artifacts which Gowans families, Andrew and the vertical surface. While most spread throughout the entire This is the time of year when affected by Hurricane Katrina is have been donated over time.” Ann, and Hugh and Betsy, com- of us think of cheese as the bait restaurant industry, where 8,000 mice start moving indoors. as easy as ordering from the Most of the items are from pleted the home in 1856 and lived for mousetraps, do not over- restaurants, their employees and menu. Your generosity will make before the 1900s. there together for a few months. look other options. Mice do like guests raised more than $20 mil- Handle traps wearing rub- a meaningful difference to vic- Merrill said that Pioneer City It later served as homes for other a wide range of baits. Enhance lion. It was our nation’s second ber gloves and avoid handling tims, their families and the work Hall was also the center of social families and businesses in Tooele. trap effectiveness even more largest post-Sept. 11 fundraiser. the mice if possible. Wet down ahead following the Hurricane activities. On top of the museum by baiting them with a dab of Dine for America is promot- It was moved to its present loca- droppings and nests with a Katrina disaster. sits a giant bell which can be rung peanut butter, some raisins, or ed by the National Restaurant tion in 1975. bleach solution and shovel up by pulling a rope inside the build- even a cotton ball. Iceberg Drive Inn will be col- The museum is open every the whole mess while wearing Assocation with help from par- ing. “We let visitors ring the bell,” The glue boards are basically lecting donations from guest Friday and Saturday throughout rubber gloves to avoid contact ticipating restaurants. Merrill said. The bell used to sit flypaper for mice. They have a and staff. One hundred percent the summer months. Tours can with infectious organisms. Use This year’s Dine For America atop an old fire station. sticky coating on them and as of funds raised through Dine also be scheduled at other times disposable gloves or wash the is expected to bring the largest Some Tooele residents may have the mouse tries to run across it, for America will directly sup- by calling Bertha Clark at 882-2266 rubber gloves with a 10 percent participation of restaurants to heard of the people who built the he becomes stuck. Put a dab of port the American Red Cross or Beth Ola Blatnick at 843-8327. bleach solution between wear- collectively raise funds, surpass- old rock building. Active in con- peanut butter, chunk of cheese Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. ings. ing the previous effort for Sept. struction were James Hammond, “Be sure to take the opportunity or some raisins in the middle of The Dine For America event Enjoy mice in their fantasy William Broad, Isaac Lee, W.C. to pull the rope inside the museum the sticky board to attract the was created by restaurants and 11, 2001. world. We can enjoy Mickey Gollaher, John Gillespie, George and ring the old bell. I believe the mice to the board. their employees from across Iceberg Drive Inn is located Mouse, “The Mouse and the Atkin, George W. Bryan and John residents of Tooele County will If the mouse problem hasn’t the country, united in the effort at 1501 N. Main in Tooele; hours Motorcycle” and “The Mouse Gordon. still be visiting the museum and become a serious infestation, to help those affected by cata- on Oct. 5 are 10:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. that Roared,” to our hearts’ The building was used for a ringing the bell 100 years from glue boards and snap traps will strophic national events. More about Dine for America content, but do not endure the courthouse, city hall, jail and now,” Condie said. probably take care of the prob- The idea for Dine For America can be found at www.dinefora- real-life creatures. e-mail:[email protected] lem. began in the wake of Sept. 11, merica.org.

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