www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Classic pioneer T fashions on runway at grist mill jubilee See B1 BULLETIN June 13, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 6 50 cents Separate collisions claim two young men

by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER Two local men in their early 20s lost their lives this weekend in unrelated automobile crashes. Both occurred in the early morning hours Saturday. Law enforcement officials said it is not clear yet if alcohol was involved in either accident, but nei- ther man was wearing a seat belt. As a result both men were ejected from their vehicles. Stansbury Park resident Parker David Buck, 20, died shortly after the vehicle he was driving rolled several times and crashed into an embankment in Middle Canyon. Troy Sullivan, 21, of Tooele, was pronounced dead at the scene of his crash on Pine Canyon Road behind Westgate Theaters. His vehicle like- wise rolled after crashing into a cement barrier. Buck was a 2005 graduate of Tooele High School. Sullivan gradu- Photography / Mark Watson Motorcycle racers complete the first lap of a race Saturday afternoon at Miller Motorsports Park. The $5-million clubhouse is shown in the background. Saturday’s races ated from THS in 2003. were free to the public as part of grand opening activities. Both obituararies appear on A6. A relative explosion of motor- vehicle deaths have occurred since the summer season began. Six people have met violent deaths on Tooele’s roads since May 20. Crowds get green light at Miller park Motor vehicle traffic accidents are the leading cause of death by Mark Watson Tooele County officials and throughout the nation who continued, “It is an amazing on tours of the property which of American males age 15-24. park owner Larry H. Miller spent the weekend competing place with the layout of the covers 511 acres. The facility STAFF WRITER According to the government sta- Tooele Valley will never be have repeatedly denied the Six at the new track. track, the beautiful scenery includes 23 buildings including tistics, 7,600 males died in car acci- the same. Flags rumor, but the very real “It is the nicest facility we’ve and the buildings.” a $5 million clubhouse. dents in 2003 compared to 4,600 Miller Motorsports Park raceway is already impressing been to, and we’ve been every- On Saturday, MMP opened “One of our racing officials who died of homicide, the second (MMP) may not bring with it a racing aficionados. where,” Troutman said. “We its gates to anyone who wanted who is good at estimating leading cause of death among males fabled Six Flags Theme Park, John Troutman of Michigan, were just in Wisconsin and to see the $75 million motor- crowds said about 7,500 people in that age group. Motor vehicles but during the next several working for Pirelli Tires, was we’ll be here for two weeks. sports dreamland. Nearly 200 have been through here today,” continue to be the leading cause of years the racetrack will deliver busy Saturday afternoon fix- “I spent 10 years racing volunteers helped with the said Carolyn Ashburn, assis- death of Americans of both genders a positive jolt to the valley’s ing wheels for some of the motorcycles and now I do this grand opening that included a SEE RACEWAY ON A2 ages 5-44. economy. 150 motorcycle racers from (work for Pirelli),” Troutman shuttle vehicle to carry visitors Buck’s passenger, Ryan Weyland, 19, of Tooele, said he had been sleeping in the back seat at the time of the crash around 2 a.m. Weyland survived the crash and walked down Toothy, fat rodents Middle Canyon Road to find help. Princess He found a sheriff’s deputy and led him to the scene. There lay Buck, tear up county turf about two feet behind the wreckage hopefuls of the vehicle. Vole population could explode “He was unconscious and bleed- ing from his head, but he was “They’re all over,” said Patty know their by Karen Hunt breathing and had a pulse,” Chief Wheeler, of Stockton, “We’ve STAFF WRITER Deputy Ron Matekel said. [caught] anywhere from 8-12 Voles are attacking Tooele Both men were taken by helicop- a day and that’s between set- dairy facts County. The rodents with griz- ter to hospitals in Salt Lake City, ting traps for them and flushing zled bodies, short tails and large but Buck died shortly thereafter. them out.” by Jesse Fruhwirth teeth are burrowing their way Weyland is reportedly in good con- STAFF WRITER Michael Higley saw his cat into the turf of the county. dition but has little recollection of catch a vole on the outskirts of When young ladies compete to “There’s lots of them,” said the night of the crash. Matekel said Grantsville. become Dairy Princess, they have Scott Droubay of Erda. “There’s the memory lapse is the result of “It looked like a mouse, but to show that their knowledge of the eight or 10 times as many this head trauma Weyland received in it had bigger teeth and it bit dairy industry is robust and devout. year as there were last year, the crash. back,” he said. What precisely is a young lady to or as there’ve ever been, and I “The roads were wet. I’m sure Jennifer Brooks’ 2-year-old answer when asked the tricky ques- don’t know why.” there was a little excess speed nephew also noticed numerous tion, “What is lactose intolerance?” The USU extension center involved,” Matekel said. “[Buck] That was the question that newly- has received calls from around came around the curve, lost control, SEE VOLES ON A3 crowned attendant Abigail McNeill the county. started flipping and went into the of Grantsville was asked during the right embankment.” physical fitness portion of the 2006 Matekel said it is not clear yet Miss Tooele County Dairy Princess National Guard meets what the men were doing in the can- scholarship pageant Friday. Here’s yon. He said they were scheduled a hint about the answer: The Dairy to meet a friend from Salt Lake City Princess would never recommend Huntsman at border later that night. soy milk, even to those with lactose Matekel said patrol cars are fre- by Karen Hunt time meeting the governor. intolerance. quenting the canyons, but they are “It was all a really neat “They can drink a special kind STAFF WRITER not able to stop all the accidents. experience,” Davis said. “I’m of milk with the lactose removed,” Yesterday Gov. Jon “We’ve got [deputies] in Middle grateful the governor came McNeill wisely stated. Huntsman met with Utah Canyon as much as we can,” out to see us and spend a That savvy answer, the one the National Guard members sta- Matekel said. “People just drive way few moments with us at the Utah Dairy Commission who hosts tioned in Yuma, Ariz., along too fast.” job site, got to see what we the pageant undoubtedly wants to the Mexico border, including A little earlier in the morning, 1:44 were doing, also got to talk hear, wasn’t quite enough to put six Tooele County residents. a.m. Saturday, Tooele City police to the soldiers and meet the McNeill over the top, however. Huntsman is in Arizonia were responding to a single-vehicle troops and commend us on Karli Jae Garcia of Tooele wowed at a Western Governors rollover on Tooele’s north side. Lt. the work we’ve been doing.” the judges with her parodied dairy Association conference, Steve Newkirk said there were no photography / Jesse Fruhwirth The Guard is the first unit which will conclude today. witnesses to the crash. Hannah Finley, Miss Tooele County Dairy Princess 2005, crowns the Sgt. Robert H. Davis, of SEE DAIRY ON A3 2006 princess, Karli Jae Garcia. Dugway, relished his first SEE GUARD ON A7 SEE CRASHES ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Windy tonight with a chance of OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 Palmer earns Utah Gatorade showers. Cooler Wednesday. Lows player of the year honor in the 60s. Highs in the 80s. CROSSWORD A7 DOINGS B2 See A9 Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B5 A2 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 ETCETERA ... Raceway Corrections ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 In an front-page article in tant general manager at MMP. Thursday’s edition, there were Wed 79/53 The grand opening included two errors in the article about the 6/14 plenty of pageantry with all the Grantsville Police Department’s Generally sunny despite a few af- motorcyclists lined up in a pre- Night Out Against Crime. ternoon clouds. High 79F. race grid formation. The park’s Since both errors concerned general manager, Alan Wilson, animals, perhaps it can be con- who designed all the tracks at cluded that some of us here at the Thu 79/54 MMP, thanked the crowd for Transcript-Bulletin aren’t experts 6/15 attending the grand opening. in that field. One obvious error (to Isolated thunderstorms. Highs in He said Saturday marked a new everyone but the reporter) was that the upper 70s and lows in the mid beginning in the sport of racing, Fritos, the deer illegally killed near 50s. and that this is just the start of Tooele Army Depot, was actually a great things to come at MMP. buck. In spite of the fact that the An Apache helicopter flew by photo we took of Fritos, whose Fri 86/59 during the opening ceremonies head is included in the Division of 6/16 and skydivers hit their targets Wildlife’s mobile “Wall of Shame” Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s on the infield. Soon after the clearly showed his antlers, we and lows in the upper 50s. ceremonies, motorcycle racing called Fritos a “her.” began at about 12:30 p.m. and The second error was a state- continued throughout the day ment that Daisy, the healing minia- Sat 88/57 with awards presented in sev- ture horse inducted as an honorary 6/17 eral classifications. On Sunday, member of the Grantsville Police Sunshine. Highs in the upper 80s riders competed in an endur- Department, is a hypnotherapist. and lows in the upper 50s. ance series. Daisy is actually a hippotherapist. Saturday’s riders were part of We apologize to the true animal the Western Eastern Roadracing experts out there — and to most Sun Association (WERA). They readers who at least must have 85/57 6/18 zipped along the new track at Photography / Jeremy Henrie caught our error on Fritos. speeds that reached 150 mph. Motorcyle racers lined up as part of a welcoming ceremony at Miller Motorsports Park on Saturday. Nearly Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s 150 racers participated in the sanctioned event. Pollen Count and lows in the upper 50s. At MMP, officials estimate that some racers will hit the 200-mph resemble production models, One of the goals at MMP is to ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content one from first-time spectator The pollen counts from the Service mark on the long straightaways. while allowing freedom to the convert Tooele County residents to professional racer. On some Intermountain Allergy and Asthma Saturday’s WERA event is tuner to improve the power and into fans and draw spectators Clinic in Salt Lake City as of June 13, days the track will be open for a tune-up for this weekend’s handling characteristics of the from the entire Wasatch Front. 2006, were as follows: auto owners to test their own Temps/Precipitation Honda Summit of Speed, which machine. Owner Larry H. Miller said there Mold — High machines. Willow — Low is “major league” action com- July 13-15, the American Le is a strong racing contingent in Date High Low (prec./inches) For those not into racing Cedar — Low June 8 87 65 .02 pared to WERA’s “minor league” Mans Series hits MMP. This Las Vegas and the Denver area is motorcycles or sports cars, driv- Walnut — Low June 9 76 55 .36 skill level. event features multi-class racing not too far away. Racers said that Grass — Low ing on the kart track at MMP is June 10 75 53 .47 “Somebody who finishes among the top sports car racing all the hotels in the Tooele area Plantain — Low June 11 87 54 a great way to get a first taste first here today, may finish 10th drivers and teams in the world. were booked for the next two Cattail — Low June 12 92 71 of racing. Sedge — Low here next week. The racers and The starting lineup for every weekends and they had to find On Saturday, Chris Snow of Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer bikes will be better next week- event includes both factory and lodging in the Salt Lake area. Subscriber Service Salt Lake City watched intently for the National Weather Service, reports end,” said racer Joe Schock of privateer racing teams going for Tooele City officials indicated that his recording station at 139 S. Main as visitors took turns steering If you haven’t received Cincinnati. overall wins as well as wins in the completion of a Holiday Inn received .85 inches of precipitation karts on the “Monster at Miller” your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., The headliner in U.S. motor- one of four classes of competi- (west of the viaduct) in the city between June 8 and June 12 and a total of kart track. please call 882-0050 and our cus- .85 so far this month. The normal for June cycle road racing is the highly tion. The majority of the races cannot come soon enough. “I’ve never been to a race- is 1.11 inches. competitive AMA Superbike are “sprint” races of two hours “This is the first time I’ve tomer representative will assist track. That’s a bit dangerous you. Customer service hours on For the water year, which began Oct. Championship. A stage of the and 45 minutes in length. been to a racetrack,” said Brent 1, 2005, Tooele has received 14.59 inches over at the main track, but I championship series is sched- Clark Curtis, public relations Wishart of Tooele. “This place is Tuesday and Thursday nights of precipitation. The normal for the year is think this would be a good way uled this Friday through Sunday director at MMP, said the new a lot larger than I envisioned. I are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. 18.49 inches of precipitation. to get started,” he said. “You’re at MMP. Some of the racing will park in Tooele County is already guess this is what we’ve come to not going to kill yourself and be televised on cable’s Speed abuzz nationally. expect from Larry H. Miller. He you can still get in a fist fight Channel. “I’ve been working at Pikes does everything top-notch.” with your friends.” Superbikes are modified ver- Grantsville 5 year old Peak in Colorado where we had Miller Motorsports Park will A complete list of activities sions of machines originally a one-mile paved oval track. This be a busy place spring through and events at MMP is available sold for street use. The concept is absolutely beautiful here,” he fall. In addition to all the nation- online at millermotorsportspark. of Superbike racing is similar to said. “What I’m hearing from the ally-sanctioned races, the park com on scooter hit by car that of championship stock car racers is that this is the premier offers a variety of membership e-mail:[email protected] racing: machines that visually track in the country.” plans to meet the needs of every- by Mary Ruth Hammond Park Street is 25 mph. According STAFF WRITER to Yates’ report, the driver of If it happens here, A 5-year-old Grantsville girl the vehicle was traveling at or read about it here. riding a motorized scooter below the speed limit at the Saturday on a public road was time he noticed the child on the hit by a vehicle and transported scooter. He immediately braked by medical helicopter to Primary and slowed down. Children’s Hospital. Police said the girl had head According to a written report injuries, but no further informa- Tooele by Grantsville Police Officer tion on her condition was avail- Darrin Yates, the child was trav- able as of press time today. eling west on Plaza Circle at Sgt. Barrett noted that it is approximately 6:15 p.m. The girl illegal for a person under age “We Are Your Neighborhood ran through a stop sign as she 16 to ride a motorized scooter Family Theatre” turned onto Park Street, accord- unless they are under the direct 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ing to the report. supervision of a parent or guard- (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 Sgt. Steve Barrett said a male ian. Tickets are now available online driver of a 1997 Ford Expedition In addition to it being unlaw- at www.movieswest.com SUV saw the child as she ran the ful to ride a motorized scooter th th stop sign. on a public highway, it is also “The gentleman slowed down against the law for minors to June 9 - 15 to less than five mph, but was operate the scooters in a public Open Daily at Noon parking space or on other public unable to avoid hitting the little * girl,” Barrett stated. property. Cars The posted speed limit on e-mail: [email protected] Dly: 12:05, 2:30, 5:00, 7:25, 9:50 Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 5:00, 7:25 (G) Two ejected in vehicle rollover photography / courtesy of Tooele County Sheriff’s Office * A vehicle crash occurred at Hospital. A 2000 Hyundai Elantra driven by ������������ The Breakup Parker David Buck rolled and crashed ���������������������������������� the intersection of 1000 North “They were northbound on Dly: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:30 and 100 East last night after into an embankment in Middle Canyon � �� 100 East, attempting to make early Saturday morning. ��������������� � Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10 (PG-13) midnight. a left turn on 1000 North. They � �� A 20-year-old male was flown �������������������� � * to LDS hospital and is listed in hit an embankment and rolled, The Omen critical condition. The passen- ejecting both individuals,” Lt. ger, a 25-year-old female, was in Steve Newkirk of Tooele City Crashes Dly: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:25 serious condition at University Police said. continued from page A1 Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10 (R) “A single car accident, [Sullivan’s vehicle] struck some cement barri- * ers,” Newkirk said. “There’s a cul- X-MEN 3 ������ vert that goes under the road. [The Dly: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:05, 9:30 ���������� Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:05 barriers] are there to protect the (PG-13) ���������������� �������� ����������������� culvert ... The driver was ejected �������������� and was dead at the scene.” ����������������������� �������������� ��������� Newkirk said the cause of the Over the Hedge ������������������������� ������������� ������������������ crash in under investigation. ������������� ���������������������� Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05, 9:20 “There are cement barriers on ������������������������ ������ ����������������������������������� ���������������������� � Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05 (PG) ����������� ������������ both sides. He struck the south ����������������������������������������������� ���� side and rolled across the road ��������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������� and ended up on the north side,” The Davinci Code ��������� ������������������������������������������� Newkirk said. “It’s kind of a bend on ���������������������������������� ������ Dly: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 ���������������� ������������������� that part of the road.” ��������������������������������������������� Sun: 12:30, 3:30, 6:30 (PG-13) ����������� ������������� ��������������������������������������������� Midway through the year, ���������� ����������� ��������������������� ��������������������������������������������� � ������������ ���������� ����������� Newkirk reports that crashes with- Show Times are subject to change. ����������������������� ������������ ����������������������������������������� in Tooele City limits are almost � ������������� ������������������������ nd ������������ ������������ ���������������������������������������������� Open daily at Noon starting June 2 ���������������� ������������ ������������������������� identical to last year. During the All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 �������������������������������������������� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ������������������ ������������ time period Jan. 1 through June Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ����������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� 12, there was one fatal car crash, ������������������������������ Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ���������������� ���������� ������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ���������������������������������������� 46 injuries resulting from crashes ����������� ����������������������������������������������� and 260 crashes that caused only ��������������������������������������� ������������� �������������������� property damage last year. 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fields of weeds. ily of four owls have eaten a num- Messmer doesn’t go along with Voles Austin Jasper, 16, a landscaper ber of the animals. His neighbors’ the idea that new subdivisions continued from page A1 in Overlake has noticed more of cats have also been over. are forcing the voles out of their the rodents near the surrounding The third way to control voles homes, creating the problem. voles at the Deseret Peak Complex. fields. is for property owners to control “It is not the matter of new Other large populations have been Joseph Sagers, 11, and Johnny existing population, Messmer said. development invading vole habit; noticed in Stansbury Park and Young, 10, have also seen many of “There are simple things you can it’s a matter of new development Overlake. the rodents in outlying areas. do, simple things like using mouse creating vole habitat,” Messmer Some are just learning to rec- “There are a lot in the field where traps. Set [the] trigger perpendicu- said. ognize the rodents, also called we live. We pick up cardboard and lar to the runway so the vole will According to the USU extension meadow mice or field mice. When there are like three that run out a run across it, and these don’t have Web site, there are five species of Kendall Norman, of Overlake, saw lot of the time,” Young said. to be baited. There are also some voles in Utah. Different species one in her window well she thought Cutting grasses down makes the very good rodenticides available,” can range from 5-10 1/2 inches. it was a hamster. voles susceptible to predators. according to Messmer. Voles prefer grasses and forbs, but Norman’s family was planning Droubay saw that last week When using poisons, Messmer will also eat seeds, tubers, bulbs on taking a picture with their digi- while harvesting hay. stresses more is not better as that or even insects, snails and carrion. tal camera and posting signs in “We had a whole flock of seagulls can result in a greater chance of They do not hibernate. case someone was missing their following us. They were picking killing other animals as well. Voles are not currently carriers pet. Before picking it up, her dad between 2,000 and 3,000 [voles] Additionally, control must fol- of hantavirus. poked it with a stick to see if it was per day while we were cutting hay, low reducing a habitat at one’s For more information on com- friendly. Instead, the fluffy ball of and that’s just the ones they were home and in surrounding areas or bating voles see: http://extension. fur attacked. catching.” a new population will simply take usu.edu/ and http://www.volecon- “We’re like, ‘what a cute hamster’ In addition, Droubay says a fam- the place of those killed. trol.com/meadow_vole.html and that little thing just attacked Voles are rampant around Tooele County this year. They destroy gar- the stick and it was a vicious little den lawns by burrowing complex tunnel systems. Reducing terrain and hamster, but it wasn’t a hamster. using poisons and traps is effective in combating the rodents. We didn’t know what it was,” said the window wells,” Sagers said. “.... habit is in abundance and tradition- Stacey Norman. al predators are reduced, Messmer What Every Herniated Disc Sufferer Must That attack turned the tables for They have big sharp teeth.” According to experts, a large said. the hamster. As it burrowed down The first thing to do to solve the into the window well to escape, outbreak is nothing unusual. Voles Know BEFORE Considering Surgery problem is the make habitat less the man of the house killed it with are very prolific and the popu- attractive. wasp poison. lations naturally tends to go in As housing developments go up, The booming vole population is cycles. They typically peak every new lawns and gardens provide noted for burrowing long tunnels two to five years. tempting delicacies to the rodents. in lawns and fields. “In a vole litter, you can have “They chew and eat on whatever half a dozen or more and you can In addition, residential areas are they are living in, whether it’s turf have several litters a year,” said unfriendly to predators, like coy- grass or alfalfa or wheat ... so what- USU wildlife extension specialist otes, snakes, hawks, owls, marten ever grows is less prolific because Professor Terry Messmer. “Young and weasels. it doesn’t grow because they’re voles, at three months of age, are To discourage voles from bur- always chewing them down,” sexually mature so technically if rowing into the lawn, Messmer rec- Droubay said. all the voles survived, one pair of ommends a close mowing. Voles In Overlake, Keri Sagers started voles in one year could provide prefer to stay in a lush habitat seeing holes in her grass last sum- 50,000 young.” where it’s easy to hide. Short lawns mer. This year the rodents also In contrast, field mice and deer reveal their tunnels and make them started turning up in her window mice aren’t so susceptible to popu- vulnerable to predators. wells. lation explosions. The second step is to modify “They chew up the screen on Vole populations soar when surrounding habitats, like large

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Seat belts in cars for a reason

Driving is often the most dangerous activity in which many Americans partake. It is shocking — almost offensive — that so many still fail to take the most basic precaution against the number-one killer of young and middle-aged Americans. We’re midway through 2006, but just getting started with the deadly summer season on Tooele’s roads. Like most years, there has been no lack of tragedies that show how deadly our vehicles can be. We have seen five people die — ages 4, 20, 21, 33, and 59 — this year in Tooele who were not wearing their seat belt. Dozens more have been seriously injured. Each of these individuals’ chances at survival could have jumped dramatically by wearing their seat belts. Our law enforcement agencies have done their noble yet feeble part to warn us — with their Click-It or Ticket campaign — that we will be fined if we fail to buckle our safety belts. However, most everyone knows that our Legislature has refused to give teeth to the threats. Failure to use a safety belt among adults continues to be classified as a secondary offense in Utah and several other states, which means you can not be pulled over simply for not wearing your seat belt. Without a primary offense classification, Click-It or Ticket campaigns are rela- tively ineffective. That law enforcement agencies have no serious way of coercing motorists to wear seat belts is outrageous. Dramatized complaints about government intrusion into our lives and petty gripes that the government ought not be adult Americans’ baby-sitter are nonsense. Youthful irresponsibility and feelings of invincibility often follow many teens into their 20s; hardly anyone would disagree with that. Young adults still need a bit of baby-sitting, especially as some experiences like legal alcohol consumption LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are completely new to them. Since it does not present an inconvenience to them to wear a seat belt, then we propose laws that coerce them into doing what’s best from northeast Tooele Valley to better ful facility (mice, voles and gophers). Fix voting machines now balance students between the three I really don’t know what I would have for them. Editor: high schools. Tooele, Rush Valley and done without them. Maybe I would If motor vehicle crashes were the leading cause of death of 5-24 year olds only, I read in the newspaper last Friday, Erda kids may be bused to Grantsville have the nicer yard that I was work- we would propose laws that coerce only them to wear seat belts. However, youth- June 2, 2006, that a county clerk in if we build in Stansbury. ing so hard on. Maybe I could have the ful feelings of invincibility linger well into one’s 30s and beyond as cars kill more Emery County blew the whistle on a Busing Tooele kids to Stansbury green grass I started with two years Americans that anything else until they are almost 40. Not until Americans turn security problem with Diebold Election High will cost us $1.5 million every ago instead of having mouse holes and 35-44 years old does cancer and heart disease knock cars out of the top spot. Cars System’s voting machine. While I can- five years. It doesn’t make sense to bus tracks all through my yard from the are still in fourth place with the 45-54 age group. Not until Americans reach the 65- not speak on the clerk’s motives, I over 900 Tooele kids from the Middle voles that have eaten my grass. The and-above group do car accidents fall from the top 10 leading causes of death. do want to express my opinion about Canyon, Copper Canyon, Overlake and best part of this is that I can’t even let Numerous studies have found that primary seat belt laws increase usage by 9 the statement made by David Bear, Harris areas to Stansbury. We will pay my grandkids go out in my yard as they to 14 percent. For each percentage increase in usage, hundreds of lives are saved spokesman for Diebold. Quoting from more for busing to Stansbury than we have to run from these beloved crea- each year. the newspaper article, Bear said, “The get from using the “free land.” tures that you have so kindly sent to We urge voters to contact their legislators and ask them to support a robust, primary machines are already well-protected Better using our schools and delay- my house. I just can’t thank you enough seat belt law. Mothers Against Drunk Driving advises, “Our best defense against a drunk through standard procedures, includ- ing debt costs will help when we need for this wonderful gift you have given driver is to wear your seat belt.” ing integrity tests, seals and, of course, to build more schools over the next 15 my family. honest elections officials. It’s only a years. If we don’t change course we I would also like to thank you for vulnerability to those who would com- will have future tax increases. being my alarm clock every weekend ANOTHER VIEW mit a felony (tampering with an elec- Don’t be rushed to make a decision. when I think I might get to sleep in a tion).” Your “no” vote is needed to have the bit as I get up at 3:30 a.m. every day to Personally, I would hate to have our school district take a step back, give all go to work. I love to be up by 6:30 to voting machines suffer from tampering, Find a place for some, the options to taxpayers, and present a 7 a.m. because of the noise of the race especially right after I voted, but know- better bond. Our kids deserve better! track and the announcer that I can hear ing there are hackers who would find David Manzione with my windows and doors shut and Mr. Bear’s statement a challenge. I don’t Tooele my air conditioner on. not all, immigrants feel very secure placing my vote into a I also would like to thank you for machine that does not have the utmost the excess traffic you have given me in llegal immi- If you consider the argument for safeguards built in. Much ado about Da Vinci front of my house and on Sheep Lane. grants drain illegal immigrants being a drain on I think California and Pennsylvania Editor: Why should I go and pay money at your Iour resources. society, then you must acknowledge have the right idea, fix the problem; Once upon a time, there was an race track when I can sit on my porch They tax our that having no legal status makes it although changes cannot be made action-packed movie about a profes- and watch the races right in front of my healthcare system difficult to rise above the lowest level before our election, my sincere hope sor who is called upon to find an item house? I love sitting on my porch and and their children of society. Jobs that don’t require doc- is that our officials will require a fix to that is described in the Bible. Through betting on who is going to win the race clog our schools. umentation tend to not offer health Utah’s voting machines, too. a series of adventures and chases he going down Erda Way. I can usually Supporting them insurance and it’s next to impossible Clara Walters finds what he is looking for, the movie pick the winners before they hit the costs the aver- to amass the financial resources to Grantsville that I am describing is “Raiders of the chicken farm. age, taxpaying deal with adversity when most doors Lost Ark” starring Harrison Ford. Daniel Kline I know you live in Salt Lake and American money remain closed to you. I was a young girl when this movie Guest Columnist Better bond options exist was released. I remember the sickening you really don’t care what we think and the public Basically, the current system makes Editor: feeling in my stomach when the hero about these issues, but you should. You should be out- it impossible for people without docu- I have talked with many people who and heroine were thrown into the pit of should be concerned enough to have raged that our government has allowed mentation to rise above the lowest disagree with the bond but think they snakes. I also remember thinking, what checked on what was happening to this to happen. level of society. Under this system an have no other choice. The biggest mis- is the ark? Where is it now? How can I those of us who live right next door to Of course, illegal immigrants also undocumented worker must put in conception is that we must pass a bond find it? It was the first time that I con- your precious track. I hope you make do the jobs that most legal citizens long hours to even afford to eat badly now or else. Tooele County is growing nected biblical stories with history and all the money in world and that you consider beneath them. They clean our and live poorly. and will eventually need more schools, archeological artifacts. It also became can sleep at night knowing that we toilets, watch our children and harvest Legalizing these immigrants would but we should make sure we are choos- the catalyst for learning and personal Grantsville/Erda people can’t. As long our fruits and vegetables. Perhaps not immediately alleviate the prob- ing the best options, fully using all our study for many years. as you feel good about how you treat when you consider the vital role lems and expenses they create. Their classrooms and wisely spending our played by these undocumented visitors Despite the negative feedback The your fellow man, that is all that mat- presence would continue to tax our tax money. We have time to wait six Da Vinci Code has received from many ters. I bought my house for the solitude who simply want to be Americans — months to consider all the options and schools and as citizens or official Christian groups, it is exciting that a of the area and for the country living with all the rights and responsibilities do it right. residents, they would be eligible for a dialogue has been opened. People who we once had until you came along. But that entails — we should be outraged This bond will cost us $4.8 million variety of social services. rarely think about their own beliefs that is OK because I can at least sleep that our government hasn’t found a every year in debt payments. But, other But, giving these men and women are actively researching and discussing at night knowing I have not caused way to welcome these people to our options can save taxpayers money legal status would theoretically allow points made in the book and movie. people to think about moving because country. while still providing classrooms for our them to better their situation and Do I believe that Jesus and Mary of that almighty dollar that means so The question of allowing illegal kids. become contributing members of our married and their children have been much to you! immigrants a way to attain legal We can wait to bond and use our society. Legal immigrants would also protected by a secret society for millen- Lori Hamm status or of showing them the door junior high schools as middle schools pay taxes, advance in their jobs and nia? No. Do I believe that the ark is cur- Grantsville should not be one of politics. It’s easy to take the load off Tooele High. Our some, perhaps many, would give more rently residing in a gigantic warehouse for Conservatives to advocate kick- junior high schools will be at only to America than they take. in a box marked “this end up”? No. Do I ing everyone out, but that argument 58 percent of capacity this fall when Soccer grievances aired Law-abiding, working, illegal believe that open conversation and per- Editor: comes with no explanation of who Johnsen Junior High opens and at 84 immigrants should have a place in sonal study regarding religion is great? I address these grievances to Mr. will fill the role of these people in our percent of capacity in 2009 when the American society, but their rights The answer is a resounding yes. Casey Walker, the current president of society. It’s also easy for Liberals to proposed high school is planned to should not come at the expense of Ginger K. Martin Tooele County Youth Soccer. I do so in push for an open door policy, but they open. Think of all the empty class- people who are already citizens. Lake Point this public forum because I believe it have only weak explanations for how rooms at Tooele Junior High next door Instead of taking a hard line and kick- an appropriate and necessary measure we might pay for all these new citi- to overcrowded Tooele High. ing all undocumented people out or to represent all parents who share my zens and the services they would be We can save money by waiting to Track displaced critters a liberal one and simply opening our feelings. entitled to. bond for a $12 million elementary Editor: borders, we must find a way to allow The word recreation, as defined in On one hand this massive influx of school. The school district says they Dear Larry Miller, in people who can add value to our the 1828 Webster’s dictionary, means non-citizens has already taken advan- are unsure where to build this school I just want to thank you for the society and keep those out who simply “relief from toil and pain; amusement tage of our generosity. Their children and will not even start building it for beautiful motorsports raceway you seek to live off our largesse. in sorrow or distress.” Mr. Walker, cannot be denied admission to our two years. If we wait to bond we can have built two miles from our house! I Daniel B. Kline is the author of since you have been voted in, with schools, which requires an increase save money by delaying the debt pay- also want to thank you for the special “50 Things Every Guy Should Know not only in regular classes, but creates ments until we need the school. visitors we have received at our house How To Do,” which is available in SEE LETTERS ON A5 the need for bilingual education. We We can choose the best location since you started building this wonder- also don’t require proof of citizenship book stores everywhere. His blog for a new high school. High school at the doors of our hospitals, shelters, can be viewed at www.thingsevery- students in Tooele will suffer with this LETTER RULES soup kitchens or any other charitable guy.com and he can be reached at bond. Superintendent Mike Johnsen services. [email protected]. said at an April school board meeting The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the that Tooele High School would be near author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community capacity in 2009 — even after a high of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual school is built in Stansbury. Stansbury circumstances at the editor’s discretion. High will also be near capacity after it All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long opens. This is because Grantsville High are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- and our junior high schools will be A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 underutilized. Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. If we build the new high school 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 in Tooele, we can continue to use 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Grantsville High for some students For information call the editor at 882-0050. THURSDAY June 13, 2006 A5 ������������ ���������� Utah’s high gas ����������� �������������� �������������� prices hide even ���������������� larger scandal �������� ne year ago, the average price of regular unleaded GUEST OPINION Ogasoline across Utah was $2.27 a gallon. Last week, it by Jim Sims was $2.92. In 12 short months, Americans for American Energy President Utahns have been socked with MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent a whopping 29% gas price hike. harvest American energy is in But get ready for the real out- the ANWR region of the Arctic 108 East Vine rage. Coastal Plan. Tooele, UT 84074 There is a good chance that New, 21st Century technolo- 882-0202��������� gasoline bought in Utah came gies allow us to tap into billions from nations that are hos- of barrels of American oil in tile to America. Nations that ANWR by drilling on just 2,000 profit from America’s foreign acres out of the total 19 million oil addiction. That help fund acres that comprise ANWR. ������������������������������������������� anti-American terrorists. Whose That 2,000 acres is but one- ����������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������� leaders probably toast to our hundredth of one percent of ����������������������������� collective stupidity at letting ANWR’s total acreage. It is also our nation get so dependent on less than one-tenth the size of foreign energy. the National Audubon Society’s If it happens here, That is more than ironic. This Paul J. Rainey Wildlife Refuge, situation is the biggest public which at 26,800 acres has read about it here. policy scandal of 21st Century helped the Society reap the ben- TOOELETRANSCRIPT America. efits of natural gas production BULLETIN Our Addiction for more than 50 years. By The Numbers We can reach ANWR’s oil photography / Troy Boman Our nation gets nearly two with almost no impact on land Skydivers added to the fanfare at the recent Deseret Peak Stampede. out of every three barrels of oil and local wildlife. from the Middle East and politi- The upside is huge: a mil- cally unstable nations such as lion barrels of American oil a ���� in providing you with the next Venezuela, Algeria, and Nigeria. day, more than half the amount state championship girls soc- If current trends continue, we the United States imports daily Letters ���� cer team at the high school. � may be stuck getting three out from its fourth-leading sup- continued from page A4 ������� ���������������������� ������������� ���������������� of every four barrels from for- plier of petroleum products, The competition league exists �������� the exception of the heartily � eign sources in less than five Venezuela – a nation ruled by for those who are more serious ������� �������� ������������������ ������������������ leaders who truly hate America. acknowledged improved refer- about going big time with the �������� years. � ANWR production also would ee program, we have had little sport. That’s not to say that you ������ ��������� ������������������ ������������� America spends more than ��������� raise billions of dollars in new of relief from distress. Your won’t have plenty of choices $200,000 per minute on foreign plans to segregate the league ������� ������������� ������������������ ������������ tax revenue from energy compa- for your team from the recre- oil. That’s $13 million per hour. by gender have caused great �������� nies. A Congressional Research ation league, because not all of � More than $25 billion a year frustration among the major- ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� Service study shows that, at us with talented children can ����������������� goes for Persian Gulf imports ity of parents. Your creation of today’s prices, production of ����������������� ��������������������� ��������������� alone. the “developmental teams” has afford the competition league And that foreign oil addition the mean estimate of recover- — in terms of money or time!) ��������� able oil in ANWR (more than 10 caused at least one group of does more than help keep the girls out there a lot of discour- If you feel it necessary to fine ��������������������������������������� price of gas high. It raises the billion barrels) would yield the tune something and improve federal government $76 billion agement. And your choice to �������������������������������������������� price of all goods and services. it, the competition league is all in corporate income taxes and spend money on the “X” league �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� It fuels inflation. It helps keep yours. Fix and improve away. $35 billion in royalties. competition team and give interest rates high. It helps But please, leave the recreation As U.S. Representative them all that special treatment destroy economic growth. It Richard Pombo (R-Calif.) with names on their uniforms league — leave well enough robs American workers of jobs. recently noted, the mean esti- and special bags, etc., and — alone! The Solution mate of ANWR’s recoverable oil then still have them play in the Valerie Medley What is the answer? First, alone represents a $780 billion recreation league, has angered Tooele we need to conserve more economic decision. His question many. energy. Second, we need to quit is simple: will Congress vote yes When it comes to involving blaming the men and women to invest in America, or no to our children in recreational who work hard to help produce invest in foreign countries? soccer, despite what you may our energy. It’s easy to point the Recent polling shows clearly think, you live in a small town, Tooele County Search & Rescue finger at energy companies for where the American people are Mr. Walker. We are not inter- high energy prices. But the truth on that question. ested in being on the fast track is that energy prices are set by One national poll shows that, to big city glory. We don’t pay 14th Annual the simple but powerful laws by fully a 30-point margin, a our coaches, we don’t spend big of supply and demand. Right solid majority (59 percent) of money on trainers and we don’t now, we have too much demand likely voters believe in the face want to. We just want our kids chasing too little supply. That of soaring gasoline and heating to play soccer and have a good pushes prices up. costs, we should be producing experience with the sport. The most powerful answer oil and gas from ANWR. An For the last four years, in to this problem is this: more overwhelming 70 percent say my case, that is just what my American energy for America. we should develop oil and gas children have been doing. And DEMOLITIONDEMOLITION DERBYDERBY America is blessed with truly in ANWR before we face anoth- they have been doing it on abundant energy resources. er emergency or international mixed boy/girl teams! We like 1st Place According to the U.S. Geologic crisis. it this way. We like it for the Survey, we have tens of billions Getting access to more convenience and camaraderie $ of barrels of American oil and American energy for America of having siblings on teams; we 2000 2nd Place hundreds of trillions of cubic from places like ANWR, the like it for the skills of aggres- Plus Trophy feet of clean-burning American Rocky Mountain West, the outer sion our daughters gain; and $ natural gas ready to be tapped. continental shelf and other we like it for the respect of said 1200 We have hundreds of years of places where development can skills which our son has gained. energy from American coal and be done safely and in a manner We like boys and girls playing Plus Trophy nuclear resources. And, we have that protects the environment together for the simple reason a virtually endless supply from is now a vital matter of national that it shows them that they 3rd Place American renewable resources. security. can. We might live in a small American Energy In The Arctic Jim Sims, a former White town, Mr. Walker, but we do $ Coastal Plain House aide, is President of live in the 21st Century. 700 Because our national secu- Americans for American Energy, Finally, we recreation soc- rity is most threatened by our a non-profit advocacy coali- cer parents are not interested Plus Trophy foreign oil dependency, oil tion dedicated to strengthening and gas development must be America’s energy independence Subscribe Today our first priority. And one of and weaning our nation from 882-0050 the most promising places to foreign sources of energy. • TROPHIES • HEAT WINNERS ����� • GRUDGE MATCHES ���� • CASH PRIZES Gotta Get �������� Something �������� Off Your SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH • 6:00 PM Chest? �������� ����� Deseret Peak Complex • 2930 West Highway 112 Write a letter to the Editor, ������ (it’s good therapy). ���� Tooele, UT • 843-4000 • Gates Open: 5:00 pm

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Our son left us much too In loving memory of Brian soon. He was critically injured Lynn Shubert who passed away in an automobile accident the June 10, 2006. morning of June 10, 2006. He Brian was born Oct. 15, 1985, was surrounded by his loving in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Ron family and friends in his final and Denise Shubert. Brian had hours. Parker is survived by a love of music, outdoor sports, his father and mother, Joel and his many friends and his dog, Bonnie; his sisters, Joey and Hazel. Valerie; grandparents David T. Brian is survived by many Buck, Art and Marilyn Dedecker; loved ones, his parents, Ron and friends Charlie and Heather; many loving aunts, uncles and Denise Shubert; sister, Crystal Bonnie Ray Weyland Stischak Parker David (Spike) Buck Brian Lynn Shubert Bonnie Ray cousins, the Albert Buck family Livingston; and brother, Alex Lake City, Utah, to George and (Tooele), the Brad Sargent fam- Sessions; step-father, David uled to leave in September. Kuniyo Weyland on July 9, 1948. ily (Coalville, Utah), the Michael Sessions; and David’s mother, Joshua, Beth, Hauns and Jamie Weyland Stischak He was currently employed at She married Michael Stischak O’Driscoll family (Oakley, Utah), Linda Sessions; grandfather Shubert; Christopher and the Miller Motorsports Park in July 1966; he preceded her in Daniel Buck (Tooele), the Bob Jerry Grissom and grandmother Kathryn Ramos. Brian had one Tooele. Bonnie died peacefully at death. Bonnie leaves behind her Knott family (Clinton, Utah), the Janet Perrotta. His uncles are niece, Janet Ungricht. We would like to thank her home in Tooele on Sunday daughter, Wendy; her son, Jason Walker Blickensderfer family Gary Shubert, Evan Liddiard Brian has now joined his Tooele County EMTs, AirMed, afternoon, June 11, 2006, after (Theresa); three grandchil- (Stockton), the Gary Lewis fam- and Jon Grissom. His aunts are Grandpa and Grandma Shubert University of Utah Hospital a short difficult battle with can- dren; brothers Eddie (Debbie) ily (Wendover, Nev.) and the Don Diana Ramos, Brenda Liddiard in heaven where he will feel Critical Care Unit and all who cer. Bonnie was born in Salt Weyland, Gary (DeAnne) Judd family (Grantsville). He is and Julie Shubert. He has many our unforgettable love. Brian, helped along this short journey. Weyland; sister Linda (Randy) preceded in death by his grand- cousins, Evan Jr., Thomas, you will remain in our hearts He was able to fulfill his desire Davies; many nieces, neph- father Ray V. Blickensderfer; Joseph and Benjamin Liddiard; forever. to become an organ donor. He ������� ews, aunts, uncles and cousins. grandmother Helen Marie Buck � lived a lifetime in 20 short years. ���� Bonnie also leaves behind her and Aunt Mary Isabell Buck. We were loved! constant and loyal companions, Parker was a graduate of ������������ Funeral services will be held her dogs, Puggy and Tiger, and Tooele High School class of � Friday, June 16, at 1 p.m. at Buddy John ������������� her cat, Peaches. 2005. He participated in many the Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main She was preceded in death by sports and lettered in baseball by Walker Design. St., Tooele, Utah. Viewing for Anderson ���������������������� her grandparents, parents and and football. He loved all things family and friends will be held husband. about aviation and aircrafts; Buddy John Anderson our lov- at the mortuary Thursday, June ������������������ Graveside services will be he loved flying. He was in the ing husband, father, grandfather, 15, from 6-8 p.m. and 11 a.m.-12 held Wednesday June 14, 2006, Delayed Entry Program with the great grandfather and brother p.m. on Friday morning. ������� at 1 p.m. at the Tooele City United States Airforce, sched- passed away at this home in �������������������������������� Cemetery. Fairview on June 11, 2006. Buddy was born October 15, 1942 to John Lindon and Troy Michael Virginia Peterson Anderson of Sterling. Buddy was very special Sullivan to all who knew him. He had a ��������������������� special knack for having lots of Our loving son, brother, friends and family that enjoyed grandson, nephew, cousin and just being with him. He helped Buddy John Anderson friend died suddenly due to inju- so many troubles with their ries sustained in an automobile needs. People who knew him Burgonia of Tooele, Laurie accident. Troy Michael is sur- knew a real character. He loved Christensen of Fairview and vived by parents, Theresa (Rael) to play and tell jokes, he loved son Gary (Dennett) of Tooele. Sullivan and Troy Sullivan; and the outdoors, but more than all Buddy has eight grandchildren, brothers, Marcos, James and he loved people, especially his one great grandchildren. He has Jonathan (TJ); grandparents family. He was a very special three sisters Phylis (Sheridan) Theresa Rael (Nona), Butch and man and will be sorely missed Smith, Bonnie (Tom) Fitzhugh, Carol Sullivan; special girlfriend, by many! Buddy worked at Judy (Don) Barrett and broth- Crystal Paredes; and many spe- the Tooele County Army Depot ers Robert, Eugene, Elsemore cial friends, aunts, uncles and for 30 years. He then moved to Troy Michael and Clair of S.L.C. Services will ������������������������������� cousins. Troy Michael loved Centerfield where he worked at � be held in the Fairview Church ��������� �������������������������� sports and spending time with Moms Café. He later moved to Funeral services will be held House. A viewing will be held his family, especially playing Fairview for about four years at � Thursday, June 15, at 1 p.m. on Thursday from 6-8 p.m.and ����������������������������������������� ����� with his brothers James and Jon. Finger hunt as a fork lifter. He is at St. Marguerite’s Church. A on Friday one house prior to ������������������������������������������������ He loved spending time with his survived by his wife Dorothy, of viewing will be Wednesday from services funeral at 11 a.m. ���������������������������������������������� girlfriend and his dog Bear and Fairview, daughter Judy (Steve) 6-8 p.m. with a vigil service at 7 ������������������������������������������������� going to school and working. p.m. at the church. A viewing ��������������������������������������������� He will be dearly missed by all will also be held prior to the ���������������������������� who knew and loved him. He � service on Thursday from 12-1 �������������� ����������� �������������������� is preceded death by gramps Curt L. Childs p.m. Interment will be held at ���������������������������������������������������� Higinio, Yolanda, James, Debbie the Tooele City Cemetery. ���������������������������������������������� and Hailey. Curt L. Childs, a long-time ������������������������������������������������� resident of Tooele, passed away ����������������������������������������������� suddenly on June 9, 2006. Curt is �������������������������������������������������� survived by his mother, Lorraine ������������������������������������������������ Childs of New York; two sons, ����������������������������������������������������� Rob (Sarah) Childs in New York ������������������������������������ and Michael Childs of Salt Lake City; brother, Robert B. Childs of Tooele; sister Karen (Rod) Potter in New York, sister-in-law Gotta Get Christa Childs of Tooele; and four grandchildren. Something He was preceded in death Off Your by his father Robert J. Childs. Chest? Curt owned Lou’s RV Service Curt L. Childs ����������������������� where he had many friends and Write a letter business associates. He enjoyed at Tate Mortuary on Wednesday �������������� to the Editor, camping and fishing with his June 14. Visitation from 6-7 p.m. (it’s good therapy). special friend Tanya Humphrey. and memorial service from 7-8

�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Curt was his brother Bob’s p.m. In lieu of flowers, dona- ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� P.O. Box 390 best friend and partner. He will tions can be made at any TFCU ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Tooele, UT 84074 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� be missed dearly. branch. All proceeds will go to ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� [email protected] �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Funeral service will be held Curt’s favorite charity. ���������������������������������� DEATH NOTICE �������������������������� �������������������� Duane Dickman Tooele Arts Festival 2006 Duane Dickman of Grantsville passed away Monday, June 12. Funeral services are pending. Additional information will be • June 23 – 25: Booths open at 10 a.m. available at Tate Mortuary on TOOELE Wednesday morning. A full obit- • Location: Tooele City Park uary will appear in the Thursday (200 West & Vine Streets). edition of the Transcript Bulletin. MUSIC • Visual Arts: Over 80 artists from throughout the United States. • Food: Over 20 Food booths. Sample some of the best cuisine. • Entertainment: Offering a huge variety of music this year including: Carmen Rasmussen, Hard Days Night, Desert Road, Eric Dodge, Salt Lake Scots, Hungry ARTISTS Four, Kap Bros. Ba nd, Mid-Life Crisis, and Salsa Brava! • Children’s Art Yard: Showcasing exciting local ARTS FESTIVAL youth talent. FREE ADMISSION Subscribe Today 21 Years of Great Art www.tooeleartsfestival.org 882-0050 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 A7 ����������������� Guard ������������� continued from page A1 ���������������� at the U.S Mexico border since Pres. Bush proposed utilizing ����������������� the Guard to bolster border security. The idea that Jumpstart is ������������������� starting has drawn national attention to the Utah Guard’s ��������������������� efforts and granted them a place in history. Whether or ������������������ not the group is actually a part of Bush’s Operation Jump ������������������������������ Start is up to debate, according to Major Hank McIntire, Utah �������������������������������� National Guard Public Affairs Officer. Utah National Guard has been involved in a number of ������������������������ projects along the US Mexico border for the last 15-20 years. ������������ The 116th Engineers went to ���������� ���� ������ ���� ����� ����������� ���� California five years ago to ���������������������������������������������������� help build roads near the bor- ����� ������� ������ ������ � �������� ���� ���� �������� der. This 116th’s current train- photography courtesy of the governor’s office ing mission along the Arizonia Gov. Jon Huntsman was the first governor to meet with Mexican President Vicente Fox (above). In addition, ������������������������������������������������������ border from June 3-17 was Utah’s National Guard is the first to work at the U.S.-Mexican border since President Bush’s new border ��������������������������������������������������� planned well before Bush ever control initiative. Gov. Huntsman met the members of the Guard Monday in Arizona. ������������������������������������ announced his proposed plan. members. Camp Williams pushing dirt Park are working in Arizonia, Last week, Arizonia’s new Regardless whether the somehwere, but this is a real with the 116th Task Force. The governor Janet Napolitano, a Guard’s efforts to build roads, world practical benefit that is task force is composed of sol- ��������� Democrat, met with the men. fences and lighting along the provided to the soldiers and diers from three separate Utah “She came through and border are considered part soldiers are excited about Army National Guard units — �� shook all of our hands, which of Operation Jump Start, the that,” McIntire said. the 116th CSE (Construction I thought was really, really members are happily going From Tooele County, ������� neat,” Davis said. about their duties, McIntire Guard members Sgt. Julies Support Equipment) company, Several high ranking mili- says. The two weeks is part of Day, Spc. Bradley Young, Pvt. the 1457th Engineer Combat tary officers and other dignitar- the men and women’s annual Seth McCoy and Sgt. Jeffrey Battalion, and the 489th ies and other dignitaries have training. Blackburn of Tooele and Pfc. Utilities Detachment. also visited with the Guard “They could have been at Michael Richards of Stansbury e-mail: [email protected]

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often saves people’s lives GET OUT OF LINE by Gail Strindberg, M.D. motherapy or radiation may be and Lisa Perryman, M.D. used in conjunction with surgery. ...and go online to GUEST COLUMNISTS Discuss with your doctor if you have concerns about a mela- FirstGov.gov elanoma is a form of noma. It is curable if detected The official web portal of skin cancer. It arises and treated early. the Federal Government Mfrom cells called mela- Dr. Gail Strindberg, M.D. and nocytes that produce pigment, or Lisa Perryman, M.D. specialize For government information by phone, call 1-800-FED-INFO. the color, for our skin. Melanoma in general surgery. Their prac- tice is located at 196 E. 2000 accounts for about four per- U.S. General Services Administration cent of all cancers of men and North Suite 106 in Tooele. women. And, it can affect young people as well. It is the most deadly form of skin cancer, but it can be curable if treated in its early stages. Statistics The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2005, almost 60,000 new cases of melanoma were diagnosed and approxi- mately 8000 people died from the disease. If the melanoma is local- ized, or has not spread, the five year survival rate is 98 percent. However, if it has spread to other parts of the body, the five year survival rate drops sharply to 16 percent. Risks Whites, especially those with freckles and moles, fair hair and eyes, are at an increased risk for developing melanomas. However, this does not mean darker complexions can’t develop this ANSWERS ON A6 cancer. In Blacks, melanomas more frequently occur on palms, soles or under the finger nails. A lot of sun exposure, a history of blistering sunburns when young, long exposure to or working with arsenic and coal tars, and a family history of melanoma all contribute to an increased risk of developing the disease. When to suspect Melanomas can develop on normal, blemish-free skin. The most common story is a previ- ous mole, freckle or blemish that changes. Changes to look for include: increase in size, change in color in any way, no longer is a smooth oval or round shape but develops irregular edges, becomes scaly, scabby or itchy, or bleeds and does not heal. What to do See a doctor right away. Often a biopsy can easily be performed in a surgeon’s office. Some simple blood tests will usually be drawn as well. If you do have melanoma, surgery is most often the first treatment. The entire lesion plus a healthy border of tissue must be excised. If the melanoma has grown deep into the skin, then we must evaluate the lymph nodes. A radioactive substance is injected around the cancer site. The drainage of the radioactive liquid via the lym- phatics is then followed to the first lymph node. This node can then be taken out and evaluated for cancer. Other forms of treatment for melanoma may also be used. Medicines that alter the immune system, or immunotherapy, che- ANSWERS ON A6 A8 TUESDAY June 13, 2006

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(38) AMC “The Man With the Golden Gun” ›› (1974, Action) Roger Moore, Christopher Lee. (CC) (:45) “The Spy Who Loved Me” ››› (1977, Action) Roger Moore, Barbara Bach, Curt Jurgens. (CC) Broken Trail Glenn Miller’s Last Flight (39) TNT Law & Order “Open Season” ’ Law & Order “Blaze” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Nowhere Man” ’ Cold Case “A Time to Hate” (CC) The Closer “Blue Blood” (CC) NYPD Blue “NYPD Lou” ’ (CC) 8 p.m. on _ KUED (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The famed bandleader took his mu- (43) CNBC Kudlow & Company (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch (5:00) “A Vow to Kill” ›› Cont’d “Wicked Minds” (2002, Suspense) Angie Everhart, Andrew Walker. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division sicians to Europe during World War (46) LIFE (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto II to keep U.S. troops entertained, (51) FXSPN Chris Myers Poker -- Learn Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Poker -- Learn Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Beyond the Glory (CC) but on the way back home, the (52) ESPN 2005 U.S. Poker Championships (N) 2005 U.S. Poker Championships (N) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NBA Fastbreak Baseball Tonight plane transporting Miller vanished (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone “Saved” (CC) and was never found. Over the (71) DISC Deadliest Catch (CC) Deadliest Catch “Cashing In” (N) Dirty Jobs “Casino Food Recycler” Dirty Jobs Garbage man. (CC) Deadliest Catch (CC) Deadliest Catch “Cashing In” years, there has been much specu- (518) ENC “Something to Talk About” ›› (1995) Julia Roberts. ‘R’ (:45) “The Village” ›› (2004) Bryce Dallas Howard. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “Child’s Play 3” › (1991) Justin Whalin. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Dolores Claiborne” ›› (1995) lation over what happened to Miller’s (534) STARZ (:10) “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou” ›› (2004) Bill Murray. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Judge Dredd” ›› (1995) Sylvester Stallone, Diane Lane. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo” › (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) National Treasure plane, and this special attempts to (561) MAX (5:30) “House of Wax” ›› (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “Jingle All the Way” ›› (1996) Arnold Schwarzenegger. “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” ›› (1998, Biography) Halle Berry. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Wedding Date” ›› (2005) ’ address some of the unanswered (576) SHOW “Sky Captain-World” “Interview With the Vampire” ››› (1994) Tom Cruise. iTV Premiere. ’ ‘R’ HUFF Huff wakes at Russell’s house. “The Shawshank Redemption” ››› (1994) Tim Robbins. iTV. ’ ‘R’ questions. (591) TMC (5:15) “Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius” ›› ‘PG’ Cont’d “The Killing Club” › (1999) Julie Bowen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Pursued” (2004, Suspense) Christian Slater. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Code 46” ›› (2003) Tim Robbins. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Commander In Chief WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 14, 2006 9:01 p.m. on $ ABC CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Mac (Geena Davis) sees a chance (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment AFI’s 100 Years ... 100 Cheers The 100 most inspiring films. (N) ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show to get the Equal Rights Amendment (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood George Lopez ’ Freddie ’ (CC) Lost “Orientation” ’ (CC) (:01) Commander In Chief ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (N) (:35) The Insider passed when an anti-ERA congress- (5) NBC NHL Hockey Stanley Cup Final Game 5 -- Edmonton Oilers at Carolina Hurricanes. ’ (Live) (CC) Da Vinci’s Inquest (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night man dies. A “get out the vote” rally (6) HBO (5:45) “First Daughter” ›› (2004) Katie Holmes. Cont’d “Ocean’s Twelve” ››› (2004) George Clooney, Brad Pitt. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Prairie Home Deadwood ’ (CC) Lucky Louie ’ Entourage (CC) with Templeton (Donald Sutherland) (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Great Old Amusement Parks (CC) Glenn Miller’s Last Flight ’ (CC) American Masters: Cole Porter Keeping Up Fresh Fields “Tom Jones” ›››› (1963) turns into a debate. A writer who (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Movie Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “Set It Off” ››› (1996, Action) (PA) Jada Pinkett, Queen Latifah. (CC) once knew Kelly (Ever Carradine) ’ ’ approaches Rod (Kyle Secor) about (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie “The Gift” The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova (CC) (DVS) When Nature Strikes Back BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) So You Think You Can Dance The top 20 dancers perform. (N) ’ (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ a story on life as the first hubby. Re- (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor ’ (CC) becca (Caitlin Wachs) is shocked to (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV ’ Blue Collar TV ’ One Tree Hill ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) learn who her online friend is in the (23) FX (4:30) “Cold Creek Manor” › Cont’d King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “A Perfect Murder” ›› (1998, Mystery) Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow. “A Perfect Murder” ›› (1998) appropriately titled series finale, “Un- (25) QVC Wednesday Night Gold Problem Solvers Oreck. Judith Ripka Sterling Collection Models Prefer Color Cosmetics In Home Care finished Business.” (26) ANPL Animal Report Funniest Animals Little Zoo That Could (N) Animal Cops Houston “Survivors” Animal Report Funniest Animals Little Zoo That Could Animal Cops Houston “Survivors” (27) NICK SpongeBob Just for Kicks ’ Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) The Cosby Show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ’ (CC) Thursday (28) FAM “Good Boy!” ›› (2003, Comedy) Molly Shannon, Liam Aiken. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Dukes of Hazzard “Daisy’s Song” Paid Program Paid Program Gameshow Marathon (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Grim Adventures Naruto Xiaolin Showdown Ben 10 Futurama (CC) Mission Hill (CC) Family Guy “PTV” The Boondocks Ghost in the Shell Neon Genesis Paranoia Agent (31) CMTV Shania Twain Up! Live in Chicago From Grant Park, Chicago. ’ (CC) Greatest Moments “Alabama” NASCAR Dominators (N) “The Pride of Jesse Hallam” ›› (1981, Drama) Johnny Cash. Premiere. 7 p.m. on ^ CBS (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “The Proud Family” (2005, Fantasy) Voices of Kyla Pratt. American Drgn Life With Derek American Drgn Ricki Lake continues as the bubbly (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation One CSI team member has been kidnapped and buried alive. ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “Lady Heather’s Box” ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) host for this limited series that do- (38) AMC “The Living Daylights” ››› (1987, Action) Timothy Dalton, Maryam d’Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. (CC) (:45) “Licence to Kill” ››› (1989) Timothy Dalton. James Bond takes on a murderous Colombian drug lord. (CC) Hustle (CC) nates all prizes won to a lucky view- (39) TNT Without a Trace ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Transitions” (CC) Without a Trace “Second Sight” ’ Saved “Pilot” (CC) Las Vegas ’ (CC) Alias “In Dreams...” ’ (CC) er. This time around, she guides her (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) celebrity contestants in a re-creation (43) CNBC Kudlow & Company (CC) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch (46) LIFE (5:00) “His Bodyguard” › Cont’d “Perfect Crime” ›› (1997, Drama) Mitzi Kapture, Jasmine Guy. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Division of “Card Sharks.” With only limited (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto space on Finalist’s Row, the compe- (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Chris Myers Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) NBA Action (N) Poker Superstars Invitational tition will be fierce. Those who have (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball New York Mets at Philadelphia Phillies. (CC) Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) World Cup Live Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (Live) (CC) already made it there include actress (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “The Fast and the Furious” ›› (2001, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. (CC) (:07) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ (:06) The 4400 “The New World” (CC) Brande Roderick, singer Lance Bass (71) DISC MythBusters “Jet Pack” (CC) MythBusters “Archimedes Death Ray” Extreme Engineering “Mega-Tunnel” MythBusters “Killer Brace Position” MythBusters “Jet Pack” (CC) MythBusters “Archimedes Death Ray” and performer Paige Davis. (518) ENC “Predator” ›› (1987, Science Fiction) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Burglar” ›› (1987) Whoopi Goldberg. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Midnight Movies: From the Margin to the Mainstream” (:15) “Van Helsing” ›› (2004) (CC) ››› ’ ››› ’ ›› ›› The Office (534) STARZ (4:50) “Heat” (1995, Drama) Al Pacino, Val Kilmer. ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (7:50) “Out of Sight” (1998) George Clooney. ‘R’ (CC) “XXX: State of the Union” (2005) Ice Cube. ‘PG-13’ (:45) Steel (561) MAX How-College (:20) “Man on Fire” ›› (2004) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “U.S. Marshals” ›› (1998, Crime Drama) Tommy Lee Jones. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Unleashed” ›› (2005) Jet Li. ‘R’ 7:30 p.m. on % NBC (576) SHOW (:15) “Mean Girls” ››› (2004) Lindsay Lohan. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) HUFF Huff wakes at Russell’s house. Evolution-Sport “My Big Fat Independent Movie” (2005) Paget Brewster. “Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power” ›› Michael (Steve Carell) makes a pain (591) TMC Stepford Wives (:40) “Bright Young Things” ››› (2003) Emily Mortimer. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Twisted” › (2004, Suspense) Ashley Judd. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “The Game” ››› (1997, Suspense) Michael Douglas. ’ ‘R’ (CC) of himself once again — in and out THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 15, 2006 of the office — in “E-Mail Surveil- CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 lance,” whose title will tell you why (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Gameshow Marathon “Card Sharks” CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Without a Trace ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show his subordinates are upset with him; (4) ABC ABC Wld News (:31) NBA Nation NBA Basketball Finals Game 4 -- Dallas Mavericks at Miami Heat. ’ (Live) (CC) Hot Ticket Sp News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (N) (:35) The Insider he’s monitoring their correspon- (5) NBC News News My Name Is Earl The Office (CC) Windfall “Pilot” ’ (CC) Windfall “The Getaway” (N) ’ (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night dence. Later, he crashes Jim’s (John (6) HBO (5:00) “The Crucible” ››› Cont’d (:15) “Million Dollar Baby” ›››› (2004, Drama) Clint Eastwood, Hilary Swank. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Girl Next Door” ›› (2004) Emile Hirsch, Elisha Cuthbert. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cook-Tourgasm Krasinski) barbecue and adds injury (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) They Filmed the War in Color Globe Trekker ’ (CC) (DVS) Keeping Up Fresh Fields Great Old Amusement Parks (CC) to this insult by singing karaoke. (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Movie Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) ›› ›› Supernatural (10) TBS (5:00) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Florida Marlins. (Live) (CC) Cont’d “The Wedding Planner” (2001, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez. (CC) (:10) “The Wedding Planner” (2001) Jennifer Lopez. (CC) (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature ’ (CC) (DVS) Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith 8 p.m. on / KUWB (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) That ’70s Show That ’70s Show So You Think You Can Dance (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ Sam and Dean (Jared Padalecki, (14) KJZZ Friends (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Guests struggle with obesity. News Motor Sports My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor ’ (CC) Jensen Ackles) wrestle with an ur- (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Thirst” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Bloody Mary” (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) ban legend come to life. A Nebraska (23) FX Married... With Married... 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According to legend, this sum- (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Grim Adventures Naruto Xiaolin Showdown My Gym Partner Futurama (CC) Mission Hill (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Venture Bros. Neon Genesis Paranoia Agent mons a vengeful spirit. According to (31) CMTV Top 20 Countdown Greatest Moments “Faith Hill” Stacked Greatest Moments “George Strait” Greatest Moments “Alabama” subsequent events — a series of (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Get a Clue” (2002, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. (CC) Emperor New Emperor New American Drgn murders — it’s apparently true. (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ UFC Unleashed ’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) ›››› ››› › Windfall (38) AMC “Goldfinger” (1964, Action) Sean Connery, Gert Frobe. (CC) (:15) “Moonraker” (1979, Action) Roger Moore. James Bond tries to recover a hijacked space shuttle. 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(7:50) “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” ›› Hwd Reporter “Valiant” ›› (2005) Voices of Ewan McGregor. ‘G’ (CC) The Great Raid da Williams). Sean and Zoe (DJ Co- (561) MAX (5:00) “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” ›› Cont’d (:05) “Land of the Dead” ›› (2005) Simon Baker. ‘R’ Spoken & Stirred “Soul Food” ››› (1997, Comedy-Drama) Vanessa L. Williams. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” ›› (2005) (CC) torona, Sarah Jane Morris) plan their (576) SHOW Air Force One ‘R’ (:45) “The Passion of the Christ” ››› (2004) Jim Caviezel. iTV. (Subtitled-English) ’ ‘R’ HUFF Huff wakes at Russell’s house. Three Days in September (iTV) ’ (CC) Patriot-Ross own spending spree. (591) TMC (5:30) “Where It’s At” ›› (1969) David Janssen. Cont’d (:20) “Avenging Angelo” › (2002) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ “Point Doom” (1999, Action) Richard Grieco. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) (:45) “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” ›› (2003) Clive Owen. TUESDAY June 13, 2006 A9 Static musical scene bog down otherwise great film am begin- to then transition back to the ning to involved conversations you left Ithink in the wings five minutes ago. that Robert The result is a movie that Altman isn’t appears to be good — maybe so much a even great — but that is dif- great director, ficult to loyally follow in its as a director entirety. who discov- Grade: B- ered a great 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Currently playing technique that Rated PG-13 for risqué has propelled Audrey Rock- Richardson him to legend- humor. 882-4800 STAFF WRITER ary prestige. Running time: 120 minutes His movies, as fascinating Reel Talk as they are, sometimes ������������������ focus so much on this unique ������������������������������� technique, that they languish in storyline limbo. Altman has become legend- ��������������� ary for introducing the idea ������������������������������������������ that dialogue should not be delivered neatly, one actor at ������������� a time. It should be thrown ������������������������������������������������������� out, naturally, randomly, with ����������������������������������������������� lifelike abandon; pausing only photography / Melinda Sue Gordon �������������������������� for politeness sake, but never Garrison Kiellor, Meryl Streep and Lindsay Lohan star in “A Prairie Home Companion” directed by Robert Altman. allowing politeness to interrupt an important verbal train of length, and to extend some con- Harrelson and John C. Reilly singing about bad jokes, you’ll �������������� thought. versations to the edge of insan- are Dusty and Lefty, who con- belly laugh. While Yolanda and That is how real conversa- ity. Then the entire movie might stitute The Old Trailhands, a Rhonda are remembering the tions take place. Altman’s films have been taut, consistent, and foul-mouthed singing cowboy old days, and giving advice to �������������� are always ripe with overlap- interesting, instead of most of act (the most interesting and the impressionable Lola, you’ll ping conversation. And that the movie being taut, consis- funny part of the broadcast). sympathize. ��������� gives his movies a sense of con- tent, and interesting. Kevin Kline plays Guy Noir, But while certain old coun- spicuous immediacy. You really Writer Garrison Keillor is a suspicious former private try-style songs are being ������� are sitting in the room with Lily responsible for the concept, eye who now works as the performed — many of which backdoor keeper at the theater. sound pointlessly similar, and Tomlin and Meryl Streep while about a fictitious down-home ���������������� they enjoy pre-radio-show gos- radio show that (against all Kline’s noir-style narrative, and many of which don’t evoke any sip, and you are trying to get odds) survived well into the age his preoccupation with a beau- particular emotion — you’ll be ������������������������������ a word in edgewise. They are of television. We join “A Prairie tiful blonde angel (played by bored. your friends, you are engaged Home Companion” on the night Virginia Madsen) are a side-plot The transition from vibrant in what they are saying, you of its last broadcast. in themselves, played out like a backstage conversation to want to add to it, and they irri- Keillor stars, with his signa- dark, Hollywood-style mystery. swelling musical onstage tate you immensely with their ture dry humor, as the show’s Tommy Lee Jones plays the numbers can be invigorating. �������������������������� inability to stop talking. host. Lily Tomlin and Meryl Axeman, and Maya Rudolph is Altman cuts from a conversa- ������������������������ Altman truly introduced Streep are Rhonda and Yolanda, a pregnant stagehand. You can’t tion of disarray, straight to ����������������������� a revolutionary and crucial the singing Johnson sisters. argue with a cast like that. the footlights and toe-tapping ������������������ technique in film. Now, if only Lindsay Lohan plays Yolanda’s While Garrison Keillor is coo- of the stage, with a punch of ������������ ing blandly into the microphone brisk emotion. When those he had been able to resist the death-obsessed daughter, a �������������������� temptation to extend each and talented singer who has one about biscuits, you’ll laugh. same songs follow through to every song from “A Prairie last chance to make an impres- While Dusty and Lefty are the very end notes, it’s difficult Home Companion” to full sion on the final show. Woody Gas prices stabilize ���������� as summer driving ���������� ������ ���������� �������������� ������������������������ ���������������� ��������������������������������������� shifts into high gear �� ���������������� �� ������ ����������� After hitting record high pric- an increase since May is Vernal. �� ���������������� ������ ����������� es around the Memorial Day hol- The price in Vernal increased ���������� iday, gas prices in Utah are sta- one cent to $2.92 a gallon. �� �������� bilizing but remain significantly Motorists traveling in the �� ��������������� ������� ������� higher than they were a year ago Intermountain West will experi- �� ����������������������������� at this time, according to the lat- ence fluctuating prices. Idaho’s �� ������������������������ �������������� est report from AAA Utah. price increased two cents this �� ������� ������ ���������������������������������� According to AAA Utah, past month to the current price which tracks gasoline prices as of $2.91. Montana’s price jumped ������������������������� ��������������������������� a service to consumers, the cur- seven cents to $2.83. Wyoming’s ������������������������ ����������������������� rent average price for a gallon drivers are paying six cents ������������������� ����������������������������� ���������� of regular, self-serve gasoline in more from last month. The cur- ������������������������ Utah is $2.90, a one-cent drop rent price in Wyoming is $2.79. �������������������������������������������������������������� from last month but 68 cents Colorado’s price increased one ����������������������������������������������������������� higher than a year ago. Nineteen cent to $2.84. Arizona, Nevada �������������� ���������������������������������������� states have prices higher than and California’s price all dropped Utah. The national average price twelve cents since May. The price is also $2.90. This national aver- in Arizona is $2.97. Nevada’s age price is down 3 cents from price is $3.09. California drivers ��������� ��������� ���������� last month but is 77 cents higher are now paying $3.26. ��������� than a year ago. 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Low tires can waste into their budgets,” said Rolayne fuel as well as carrying unneces- Fairclough, AAA Utah spokes- sary loads. person. “It is the cumulative Another way motorists can effect of these high prices that reduce the amount of money are hurting individual families they spend on fuel is to shop TOOELE COUNTY FAIR PRESENTS and businesses and the high aggressively for the lowest price. prices may be starting to have AAA Utah has a tool that can an even greater impact.” help. Located online at www. Prices in the Utah cities aaa.com/gasprices, the AAA Fuel surveyed by AAA have also Finder has real time informa- remained relatively stable with tion on gas prices at more than one exception, that being Moab. 85,000 gas stations throughout Moab motorists are enjoying a the United States. sixteen cent drop in the price AAA’s Fuel Gauge Report is of a gallon of regular, self-serve the most comprehensive retail gasoline from last month. 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From The Sidelines Lady Buffs blank Soaring Tooele is Derby Eagles in state affair, 4-0 by Nick Drake in the third place game. SPORTS EDITOR “I had mixed feelings about country thanks to Tooele battled three tough Juan Diego in the (state) tour- foes on May 19 to earn a berth nament,” he said. “They played in the final three of the Class 3A solid and come-from-behind in previous leaders State Softball Championships at two of their wins and we knew Cottonwood Complex. they were capable of rallying in ports have always The Lady Buffs eliminated the late innings and we knew been popular and Delta and a pair of tough Region we couldn’t let up on them. It highly attended 9 foes in a long grueling day. was a good quick game to start events for decades However, Tooele faced a sur- the day and get a little rest S prising Juan Diego team in the before the championship game. in Tooele County. The stands have been first game of May 20 and the But we may have had too much packed full of frenzied Lady Buffs never took the Lady rest and maybe weren’t quite sports fanatics for state, Soaring Eagles too lightly. ready for Canyon View.” legion and little league The Lady Buffs pushed home Tooele 4 - Juan Diego 0 baseball, football, basket- three runs in the first two The Lady Buffs struck for innings and Lauren Folta turned ball, wrestling, swimming Nick Drake three runs in the first two in a pitching gem to power the and softball. SPORTS EDITOR frames and never looked back While the nation’s three-time champs to a huge en route to a victory over the premier televised sports 4-0 triumph to eliminate Juan Lady Soaring Eagles May 20 at have taken much of local fans’ attention for Diego. Cottonwood Complex. decades, those sports had better look out Lindsey Palmer paved the Lauren Folta began the game — they’ve got company. way with three hits while five with a ground ball and reached The 14th annual Tooele County Search other Lady Buff players contrib- on a Juan Diego miscue and and Rescue Demolition Derby continues to uted one safety each. pinch-runner Megan Arslanian increase attendance over the past decade as The victory marked the sixth- took to the base paths as the motorsport fanatics packed into the Deseret straight victory in the post-sea- speed-up player. Arslanian bolt- Peak Complex outdoor facility Saturday. son affair after Dixie handed ed to third on another Soaring The first-ever derby held in the area was the Lady Buffs a stunning 2-1 Eagle error and Lindsey Palmer in 1988 and the popularity of the sport has setback in the opening round of smacked an RBI single to stake mushroomed ever since. the state tourney. Tooele to a lead it would never Tooele’s Fred Dennison competed in All-in-all, the Lady Buffs reeled relinquish. the second derby at the Bit-N-Spur rodeo off six-straight victories, includ- The Lady Buffs bounced right grounds in 1989, where nearly 400 specta- ing five shutouts, to battle its back to push home two more tors witnessed the area’s fledgling sport. way back to the coveted title tilt tallies in the top of the second However, while the event drew over 30 May 20 at Cottonwood Complex stanza and cruised to a three- drivers for nearly every year afterwards, the before Canyon View spoiled its run lead. Brittany Gonzales belt- attendance figures have recently ballooned bid for a record fourth-straight ed a leadoff single and Amber to dramatic proportions. Over the past 13 state softball crown. Castagno drew a two-out walk years, the sport has continued its success Tooele still put on a gallant to keep the inning alive. Folta and popularity of the rare and unusual art of effort in its quest for another crushed a two-run double off smashing cars for entertainment. title. The Lady Buffs finished the right center field fence and Enrique Quintero took on the tremendous the season with a glossy 25-4 Tooele enjoyed a 3-0 edge. and difficult task of keeping this rich Tooele overall record on the season Tooele completed the scoring County tradition on a continual uprise and all four setbacks were by a in the top of the fourth. Whitney for the past two years as the chairman mere one run. Tooele dropped Griffith drilled a leadoff single, had some big shoes to fill since Dennison two 2-1 decisions in the regu- moved to second on a sacrifice stepped down nearly two years ago. lar season to Bear River and bunt by Kristen Evans and bolt- Now, Jim Simko is ready to take on Copper Hills. The team lost ed home on a clutch Castagno the difficult task. There is a talented field twice in the state tournament single to give the Lady Buffs all photography/Troy Boman by one run. expected this weekend as the winner’s purse Tooele hurler Lindsey Palmer unloads a pitch in a game this spring. The Lady Buff hurler of the offense it would need to Tooele Coach Barry Pitt said has been raised once again this year to draw captured the Gatorade Softball Player of the Year Award for the state of Utah with her stellar more interest in the already electric sport. his team refused to take the four-year career of three MVP’s and four All-State selections as well as pitching on the three- SEE BLANK PAGE A11 The top winner this weekend will receive time Class 3A State champs and a state runner-up team the past four softball campaigns. Lady Soaring Eagles too lightly a pay check of $2,000 while the runner-up will receive a check for $1,200. Even third place isn’t too shabby at $700. Heat winners will receive an additional $150 and even Palmer earns Utah Gatorade Player of the Year the grudge match winner will earn a check based on the number of entries. A hearty thanks should go to Dennison Jake Gordon board of top prep sports writers to determine high school. Pitching coach Dennis Rose started who spent countless hours of dedication and CONTRIBUTING WRITER state winners. The award is not solely based with Palmer when she was 12 years old. Things commitment to keeping a unique sport alive Tooele High softball fans start to get excited on athletic performance, but also academic didn’t start out as well as one might think. and increasing interest on an annual basis about the season when the weather starts to achievements and the amount of sportsman- Rose recalls about first watching Palmer until he handed over the reigns to Quintero turn warm from the cold, winter months. ship shown while competing. pitch, “She didn’t have any confidence in her- a couple years ago. For Lindsey Palmer, the hard work and Palmer was very surprised by the award self or her pitching abilities.” There have been thousands of motorsport excitement is a year-round affair. The Gatorade and was quick to acknowledge all the talented After a serious conversation with Coach fans thrilled at the talent and smashing suc- Player of the Year for the State of Utah is the teammates she has had around her for support Rose, Palmer came back and worked hard for cess of each year’s competition and this year reward given to Palmer for all the hard work all four years of softball at Tooele. him every time they saw each other. Since then appears to be now exception. she put into making herself a better player. During Palmer’s four years pitching for things started coming together and now Coach Kudos go to Dennison, Quintero and now Each year Gatorade receives many nomina- Tooele, the team won three straight champion- Rose says “Mow Lindsey (who is listed at 5’6”) Simko for their tremendous commitment to tions from head coaches. They then narrow the ships and a hard fought runner-up finish during is throwing harder then most girls six feet or the sport and raising the bar in an unusual list to 10 finalists. From there the selection pro- her senior season. In all, during the four years, taller”. but popular sport in Tooele County. cess is handed over to the Scholastic Coach & the team compiled 94 victories while only suf- Another person who has witnessed Palmer’s Athletic Director magazine, which works with fering 10 losses along the way. sport-specific experts and a media advisory The hard work for Palmer started way before SEE PALMER PAGE A11

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Quinn aces Stansbury Stansbury Park’s Jim Quinn fired a hole-in- saddle after accident one Monday at the local course. The local resident fired an ace on the 166- by Missy Thompson Bailey had four metal plates yard 16th hole with an 8-iron. placed in her head. Witnesses to the rare event were Chuck STAFF WRITER After being kicked in the head Doctors made Bailey stay off Anderson, Ed Lane and Jim Allen. by a horse two years ago, 9-year- horses for a year, but the first Watrous lifts Legion to win old Bailey Dyson is back in the thing she wanted to do follow- Zach Watrous belted a clutch two-run saddle again. ing her hospital stay was to ride double to lift Tooele American Legion to a On May 17, 2004, Bailey was again. dramatic 3-2 triumph over Judge Memorial getting ready for a Junior Bit “The first thing she said when Monday at Dow James Park. ’N Spur Rodeo, when she was she got off the respirator, [she] Watrous chased home Matt Gochis and kicked by her sister’s horse. asked when she could get on a Tyler Griffin with the key two-bag safety to “I just remember me and my horse again,” Jennifer said. vault Tooele to the thrilling win. friend were outside and we were Jennifer said they were wor- Trevor Reeves pitched seven innings on getting ready to go to the Bit ’N ried about Bailey’s academics, the hill and held the Bulldogs to just one run Spur Rodeo,” Bailey said. “I was but she has just finished third- and kept the game a 1-1 affair after seven brushing my sister’s horse and it grade at East Elementary with innings. ran away from me and I chased straight As. Bailey did experi- Judge Memorial pushed home a tally in the it and it kicked me.” ence a few seizures and had top of the eighth to take a 2-1 cushion before Bailey was taken by medical short-term memory loss, but is Watrous came through with the game-win- helicopter to Primary Children’s doing exceptionally well, con- ning hit. Hospital from Tooele. Her par- sidering doctor’s said she’d Tooele hosts Bountiful Thursday and West ents, Jennifer and Brent, were never walk again. Friday, both at Dow James Park in 6 p.m. told she might be paralyzed. “It was a miracle for her to starts. “[We didn’t know] if she walk out of Primary Children’s,” The team is coached by Angelo Cerroni. would ever be able to walk Jennifer said. again,” Jennifer told the Tooele Just one year after being Green, Thompson top Transcript-Bulletin. kicked by the horse, Bailey was According to Jennifer, Bailey back on her horse and winning Stansbury Golf event awards left and right. Valerie Green and Robbie Thompson each had a depressed skull fracture. “I just like being around hors- captured their respective low gross divi- “ ... The horse had kicked her es,” Bailey said, but later added, sion crowns Saturday at the Stansbury Park skull back as far as it could’ve “ ... it’s [also] about getting priz- Golf Association two-day ringer tournament gone,” Jennifer said. “In gen- eral terms [the horse] kicked es.” her forehead in. If you talk to a In 2005, Bailey won a few photo courtesy / Jennifer Dyson SEE WRAP PAGE A11 doctor [he would say she] had a Bailey Dyson, 9, stood next to her horse after winning a first place halter in a district traumatic brain injury.” SEE DYSON PAGE A11 show on June 3. TUESDAY June 13, 2006 A11

the Oquirrh Hills Men’s League crown Wednesday Wrap at the local course. continued from page A10 Thompson topped the list by two strokes over runner-up Gene Rael and Hayden Farley, each with a 35. Brian Cummings and Nick Griego tied Saturday and Sunday at the local course. for fourth place at 37 each and Nick Waters took Green fired a low gross 76 to edge past run- eighth place at 38. ner-up finishers Patty Dunn and Cher Zirker, Glade Erickson topped the low net division each with a 79, and three strokes off the winning at 30 and Roger Reid was second at 31. Roman pace. Cisneros took third place at 32 while Casey Allie, Barrie Frankland claimed top honors in the Ramon Silva, Ron Vaclavik and Eric Erickson tied women’s low net division with a 60 while Katie for fourth place with a 33 each. Peterson and Lori Haines tied for second place with a 62 each. GHS softball tourney set as Thompson recorded a first-place 64 to top the men’s low gross division by six strokes over fund-raiser for girls’ athletics There is a Co-Ed Softball Tournament Fundraiser second-place Aaron Jackson with a runner-up 70. scheduled for Grantsville High Girls Athletics. The Mike Hubbard and Mike Anderson tied for third tournament is Saturday, June 17th and a $150 place with a 71 each while Brad Lindsey and Leon entry fee a team. To enter or for more information Harvey tied for fifth place with a 72 each. Justin call Kenzie Newton, 801-631-7708. Bateman, Curtis Allen and Brady Millward tied for seventh place with a 73 each. Youth golf slated Kody Huot topped the men’s low net division Oquirrh Hills Golf Course and Tooele City at 60 and Matt Bergener was second place at 62. Parks and Recreation will sponsor youth golf for Richard Green took third place with a 63 and girls and boys ages 8 to 17 this summer. Mike Smith was fourth place at 64. Russ Goble Register Thursday, June 22: Girls at 8 a.m. $30; finished in fifth place at 65 while Gary Crossley boys at 10 a.m. $40. and Don Henderson tied for sixth place with a For information or to sign up, visit Oquirrh Hills 66 each. Golf Course, 1255 E. Vine St. or call 882-4220. The next Stansbury Park Golf Association Tooele City Parks and Recreation will also offer The Tooele Incinerators are turning in a very successful 2006 Super League season. The local squad is event will be June 24 with a two-person alternat- a limited number of scholarships. Scholarship currently ranked third in the state in the 60-team 14-year-old division. The Tooele squad also has a couple ing shot tournament. applications must be received by June 2. For of tourney titles under it’s belt as well. Team members include, front row, left to right: Austin Burr. Middle more information call Terra Sherwood at 843- row: Chad Yerke, Spencer Bunn, Jake Golden, Beau Leyva and Colton Barkdull. Top row: Nathan Pectol, Thompson tops Men’s 2142. James DeSantiago, Taylor Hunt, Kaden Baum, Cody Young and Mike Johnson. Missing in photo is Coaches Robbie Thompson logged a low gross 33 to win Brad Haycock, Jared Bunn and Ron Baum.

bolted for third on a wild pitch. and third and bolted home on a Blank Karly Bitter also drew a walk wild pitch to stake the hosts to a continued from page A10 and swiped second base to move comfortable eight-run lead. two runners into scoring position. Tooele erupted for a six-run advance into the title tilt against Jensen darted home on a ground assault in the fourth to complete Canyon View. out to spot Tooele a 1-0 edge. the lopsided triumph. Bitters belt- Palmer spearheaded the assault Tooele erupted for four more ed a leadoff single and Kelsey with three hits while Folta, Kelsey tallies in the bottom of the second Mendenhall was hit by a pitch. Mendenhall, Gonzales, Griffith to seize a whopping 5-0 advan- Sloan drew a walk to load the and Castagno each pounded out tage. MeKenzie Pacheco smacked bases and Pacheco ripped a two- a safety each as well. a leadoff single and stole second run double to open the barrage. Folta scattered two hits, struck and third. Paige Lowery drew a Lowery was hit by a pitch to out nine and walked just one bat- walk and stole second to ignite re-load the bases and Castagno ter to earn the victory on the hill the outburst and Amber Castagno followed with an RBI single. Aly for the Lady Buffs. drilled a two-run single to begin Jensen smacked a two-run single Brittany Nelson in the fourth the scoring. Amanda Snow drew and Whitney Griffith drew a walk. and Jessica Long in the fifth were a walk and both runners swiped Castagno bolted home on a wild the lone Juan Diego sluggers bases to move into scoring posi- pitch to cap the scoring in the to record hits off the Lady Buff tion. Folta was hit by a pitch and contest. pitcher in the game. Karly Bitters belted a sacrifice fly Castagno keyed the Lady Buff Tooele 9 - Union 0 to chase home Castagno. Palmer hit parade with three hits, three The three-time defending hit a ground ball to score Snow runs scored and five RBI for the champs exploded for four runs and spot the Lady Buffs a five-run game while Pacheco followed in the bottom of the first frame of edge. with two safeties and three the game and never looked back The Lady Buffs tacked on three RBI. Bitters, Sloan, Lowery and to register a non-league triumph more tallies in the third to build an Jensen all provided one hit each over the Lady Cougars April 1 at 8-0 cushion. Dani Sloan slapped a as well. Deseret Peak Complex. leadoff single and Lowery fol- Folta tossed a one-hit shutout, Lauren Folta drew a walk to lowed with a hit later in the struck out 10 and didn’t walk a begin the game for Tooele and frame. Castagno clubbed her sec- batter to earn the triumph on the moved into scoring position on ond two-run single, stole second hill for Tooele. a Karly Bitters sacrifice. Folta bolted for third on a wild pitch and darted home on a Lindsey ����������������������������� Palmer single to give the hosts a lead they would never relin- quish. Palmer raced to second ��������� photography/Troy Boman on the throw to the plate and Tooele pitcher Lindsey Palmer is ready to gun an opponent out at first base on a ball hit back at the mound. later darted home on a Kelsey ������������������� The Lady Buff hurler is well known throughout the state for her extremely competitive nature and desire to Mendenhall single as well. Dani put a win on the scoreboard. Sloan followed with a single and ������������������������ Mendenhall moved up on a Union strikeouts in only 337 innings, leader for young people as well error. Brittany Gonzales drew a ���������������������������������� Palmer at a pace of 1.6 strikeouts per as her peers. She is a lot of fun walk and Paige Lowery chased inning. continued from page A10 to be around. She is a good role home Mendenhall on a ground ��������������������� Not only did Lindsey help model on and off the field for ball and Sloan scored on a bunt Tooele with her pitching arm, �������������������� hard work first-hand is Coach anyone to follow. With Lindsey as well to stake the hosts to a but also with the bat totaling quick 4-0 lead. Barry Pitt. 68 RBIs and six home runs at in the lineup, the game is not ���������������������������� “Lindsey is a very intense lost until it’s over.” Palmer drew a walk to lead the plate. off the second and Mendenhall player but also a humble and Coach Pitt submitted the Palmer has accepted a full- teachable player,” Coach Pitt was hit by a pitch. Sloan reached ��������������������������������������������� stats to Gatorade and had the ride scholarship to continue base on a fielder’s choice while said. “Lindsey spends a lot of opportunity to leave a quote playing softball for a Salt Lake time in the gym year round, Gonzales and Lowery each drew about Palmer as a player and Community College team. always trying to get better at consecutive walks to force home ���������������������� a person. Coach Pitt says, “She will have Mendenhall and extend the mar- every aspect of her game.” “Lindsey is a self motivated, At the time statistics were a good shot at contending gin to 5-0. hard working player,” Pitt stat- Amber Castagno ignited a Lady submitted for the contest, ed. “She pitches year round. for a Junior College National Lindsay had recorded 53 wins. Championship,” based on the Buff rally in the third with a lead She wants to be as good a hit- off double and designated runner Twenty-nine of those were ter as she is pitcher and I think players returning there and the shutouts. She also tallied 539 Aly Jensen moved up on a Folta she has done that. She is a new ones coming in. sacrifice bunt and darted home Pet of the Week on a Mendenhall double to build a cozy 6-0 cushion. Dyson Tooele tacked on two more runs continued from page A10 in the bottom of the fourth to take a huge 8-0 lead. Gonzales drew a first-place trophies and seven lead off walk and Lowery reached or eight ribbons. This year on a Union miscue. Both runners she took first place in the 9-12 moved up on a passed ball and year-old division in the flag Castagno loaded the bases when race. the Lady Buff catcher drew a free In a show in May, Bailey pass. Folta and Bitters smacked won one third-place prize and consecutive RBI singles to give six first places. Earlier this the hosts an eight-run lead. month she took first, second, Palmer crushed a solo home third and fourth places in the run in the fifth to complete the competitions she entered in a offensive production for the day. Bit ’N Spur Rodeo. Folta turned in a masterful per- Bailey said some of the formance on the hill for the Lady events she participates in are Buffs, scattering two hits, both key hole, pole bending, bar- to Stephanie Townsend, striking rel-racing, speed barrels and out 12 and didn’t walk a batter to bareback. claim the triumph on the hill for Bailey’s father, Brent, was the three-time champs. going to put down the horse Palmer and Mendenhall Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be that kicked her. spurred the attack with two hits required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. “I told him to wait until each while Folta, Bitters, Sloan, Shelters are only required to hold animals for we talked to Bailey about it,” Gonzales, Lowery, Griffith and Jennifer said. “She said ‘no.’ Castagno provided one safety three days before they are euthanized. She didn’t want the horse to each. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals be put down.” Tooele 14 - Ogden 0 available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Bailey wants to continue 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville The Lady Buffs scored runs in Animal Shelter at 884-6881. riding and is glad she is able all four frames and coasted to a to ride horses again. decisive league triumph over the Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. “I like the feeling of being Lady Tigers March 29 at Deseret able to get back on a horse,” Peak Complex. Tooele Veterinary she said. Lauren Folta drew a walk to open the game for the Lady Clinic Subscribe Today photo courtesy / Jennifer Dyson Buffs, designated runner Aly Bailey Dyson on May 19, 2004, just two days after being kicked in the Jensen swiped second and later 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 882-0050 head by a horse. A12 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 Flag Day kicks of heated debate by Missy Thompson and industries by honoring at the ban on flag burning and desecra- STAFF WRITER event with a presentation of a tion. The amendment reads: “The Flag Day (June 14) is a day specially designed plaque. Congress shall have the power to to celebrate the nation’s flag. According to program coor- prohibit the physical desecration However, next week the U.S. dinator John Cluff, recipients of the flag of the United States.” Senate will debate a proposed of the “Proudly We Hail” award The amendment needs the Constitutional amendment on don’t know yet that they will required two-thirds vote before it flag burning and desecration. receive it. can move forward. The House of Tooele City will celebrate “I don’t know who is going Representatives has passed the Flag Day with a program this to get the award,” Cluff said. amendment seven times — most Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Tooele “It’s a surprise for those who are recently last June — but has City Veterans Memorial Park receiving the award.” not received the two-thirds vote at the corner of Vine and Main Retired Col. Michael C. from the Senate. streets. Johnsen, Utah National Guard, Those opposed to the amend- The Flag Day program will who is also the Tooele County ment believe it threatens their feature recognition of veterans School Superintendent, will be First Amendment rights of of each war and the theme song the featured speaker during the free speech. According to the of each branch of service will be program. Supreme Court, flag burning is provided by a recording of the The Tooele County Choral protected as an expression of Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Society, a volunteer commu- free speech. Tooele County Chamber of nity choir directed by Denise Those in agreement with the Commerce Executive Director McChubbins, will perform two proposed amendment believe it Debbie Winn will present two patriotic numbers. is disrespectful to desecrate the individuals or businesses with “Last year we had around 100 nation’s flag. the “Proudly We Hail” award. people and we hope it’s going to “ ... It’s important that we ven- The program encourages regular grow from there,” Cluff said. erate the national symbol of our display of the flag by individu- Next week, the U.S. Senate will country,” said Utah Sen. Orrin The Utah State Master Gardeners of Tooele County are looking for more hidden gardens, like the one above, als, commercial establishments vote on passing a Constitutional Hatch, the amendment’s chief for the garden tour on Saturday, June 24. sponsor. “Burning, urinating, defecating on the flag — this is not speech. This is offensive ����������� conduct.” Beautiful gardens, yards needed for tour In opposition, Sen. Bob Do you have a neighbor or While the master garden- gardens could help inspire other ���������������� Bennett (R-Utah) is a longtime friend with a beautiful yard? The ers already have several yards gardeners. opponent of the Constitutional Tooele County Master Gardeners scheduled for the to ur, Your yard may be one of �� �� amendment. Sen. Bennett sponsor a benefit tour every they know they can’t see into them, or you may know of one ������� ��������� introduced legislation — not a summer to show folks in the everyone’s back yard. They need that could be nominated for the Constitutional amendment — in valley some of the best yards the public’s help as they sus- tour. Please call Barbara Barlow June 2005 that would criminalize and gardens. This year’s tour pect there are probably some at 882-0006 or Gary Fawson at �������������������� certain cases of flag desecration. is scheduled for Saturday, June beautiful spots that haven’t yet 884-1936 to nominate the yards However, Sen. Bennett’s pro- 24. been discovered. These hidden you think are great. ������������� posed legislation has not been ������� passed either. ���������� The U.S. saw its share of flag burning in the 1960s and Hysterical THS production ������������ ’70s when people protested the ������������� Vietnam War. In 1990 Congress attempted to pass the Flag �������������������� Protection Act, a federal law reveals new side to mentors banning flag burning. However, ��������������� fter last students and I believe that was the her former students. There is one the Supreme Court overturned Thurs- most entertaining to me. scene (I don’t want to give away �������������� that law as well. day Carol LaForge has been an inspi- Flag Day was officially estab- A anything from the performance) ������������������� night’s per- ration to me and so many students. lished by the proclamation of where LaForge kept me laugh- formance of ����������� President Woodrow Wilson in I’ve been told by many former ing for a good five minutes. I had “Nunsense” at 1916. It was celebrated in vari- theater students that they were never seen her in that predicament ����������������������� Tooele High ous communities for years after thrilled to have a chance to see before. School, I heard ���������������������� Wilson’s proclamation. In 1949, LaForge act. Sure, we saw her act In between my vast bursts a woman say it ���������������������������� President Harry S. Truman signed during class, with the mime troupe of laughter, there were tender was one of the an act of Congress designating or Visions Unlimited, but that’s not moments that brought me to best shows she ������ June 14 as National Flag Day. the same as acting in a production. the Mt. Saint Helen’s Convent in had ever seen Missy From the moment the musical ����������������� Thompson Hoboken, N.J. at THS. started, I completely forgot I was ����������������� STAFF WRITER Bill Poulson and his wife, Being a watching Carol LaForge, Pamela Wendy, as director and assistant former THS Giles, Leslie Taylor, Shauna Bevan ����������������������� director respectively, were able to Opinions theater student, My Humble and Christin Saling — instead I saw ���������� bring the cast out of their comfort I must say I’m their characters. zone to portray their characters ������������������ Shared a little biased Opinion I was pleasantly stunned by toward some of the productions with humor and style. ����������������� Shauna Bevan. I had never seen Freely. I’ve been involved in, but I must her act before and was blown away It’s nice to know this cast of ����������������� agree with the woman, it was one by her performance as the ‘street- women now understands how the- ��������������� (Yours and Ours.) of the best performances I had wise’ nun, Sister Robert Anne. ater students feel when they have seen. Leslie Taylor was also a surprise. to do a scene over and over again ������������� It was enjoyable for me to watch I knew she could sing, that was a during a nine hour stop and fix ������������� Open Forum five women who I looked up to for given, but she was able to portray rehearsals on a Saturday. Every Tuesday so many years showcase their skills ��������������� Sister Mary Amnesia as such a For anyone who hasn’t expe- on stage. Since I know the women rienced this magical show, ������������������ personally, it was a real treat. genuine, naive little nun. “Nunsense” runs tonight and TOOELETRANSCRIPT There were a few added ele- Although all the women were �������������� tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the THS BULLETIN ments to the play that would excellent in their respective roles, ������������������� definitely appeal to former theater LaForge was no less than amazing. auditorium. The cost is $10 per I’m sure many will agree, especially ticket.

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Swamp coolers effective in our hot, dry climate he sudden hot tempera- tures we are experiencing Thave stimulated thoughts of cooler homes. Some enjoy the bliss of air conditioning, but in the West, we have the option of using evaporative coolers — bet- ter known as swamp coolers — to cool our homes. Folks who have never lived in a dry climate like ours, ask “What the heck is a swamp Diane Sagers cooler?” CORRESPONDENT Operating and maintaining one is so simple and inexpen- Homefront sive, it makes a great substitute for an air conditioner. In general, it works like this: Dry air absorbs moisture through evaporation. As moisture evaporates, it absorbs heat. But by putting a fan in action, it increases the rate of evaporation and distributes the cooled air through the home. Evaporative cooling is effective here but would not be in a moist climate where the air is already saturated or near-saturated. Wearing a wet t-shirt in front of a fan is the same principal. In New Orleans, you would feel hot and damp, but in Tooele it would cool you down immedi- ately. The upside is that evaporative coolers are much less expensive to operate because they do not require coolant. The small amount of electricity required to turn the fan is relatively inexpensive — costing about 1/10 the amount of electricity as an air conditioning sys- A few tem. Maintenance simple tricks is fairly simple and inexpensive — most can make can be accomplished by an average hom- swamp coolers eowner, whereas more efficient an air conditioning system requires a repair technician and generally more expensive parts. Swamp coolers also humidify the air somewhat. The downside is that they include a fan that may blow things around right in front of them (so move things already!), generally cool the air only about 10-15 degrees and may use from 50-200 gallons of water per day just to keep you and your family comfortable. There are a few tricks to maximize cooling with an evaporative cooler. With an air conditioner, people are accustomed to closing the doors and windows to keep the cool air in. However, an evaporative cooler photography / Alleen Lang requires some ventilation and air flow to distribute At the Pioneer Jubilee Saturday, Louise Cooper (top, left) taught Allison Bryant, Jadyn Reber and Sabrina Bryant how to spin threads from wool; Cub Scouts (top, right) Joseph the air through the home and expel warm, moist air and Thomas Malang and Ethan Smith practiced cleaning clothing on a wash board while den leader Saundra Malang observed. The boys were trying to earn a Grist Mill patch through window openings. by visiting the mill and answering a series of questions about the site; Carol Cluff (bottom, left) modeled the black woollen coat and black velvet hat of her great-grandmother A swamp cooler is essentially a metal box enclosed Gertrude Johnson, who walked across the Plains as a 10-year-old; Janell Cask (bottom, center) held a baby blessing dress used by early pioneers. The dress was handcrafted on three sides with pads with the remaining side open with rows and rows of tucking on the skirt with lace edging on the sleeves and hem of the dress. It was used generation after generation; Carolyn Schofield (bottom, right) to a fan. A water line supplies water to a shallow res- wore a black dress reproduction designed from photos of her pioneer ancestor Margaret Gledhill. Gledhill left her home in England and boarded the Samuel Curling ship headed ervoir in the bottom of the unit. A float valve lifts as for America, ready to start her new life in the Salt Lake Valley. the water in the reservoir rises, shutting off the supply when the reservoir is full. This keeps it from running over. A small pump inside the unit moves water from the reservoir and distributes it where it can soak the pads. Fashion flaunted at Jubilee The fan blower inside resembles a squirrel cage, hence its name, squirrel cage fan. As the fan inside From petticoats to lace collars donning pioneer garb difficult the unit blows, it draws hot, dry air through the pads, moistening and cooling it. The fan blows that air into by Alleen Lang with a lecture on the practical side of with long sleeves. A popular design the home through a window or roof opening. pioneer dress. was the fan front bodice, as demon- A roof mounted unit usually is more effective at CORRESPONDENT cooling a home because the cooling pads cover all Since Mormon pioneers had a lim- “They didn’t do anything without a strated by Gillmore’s wedding dress. It areas of the exterior housing, instead of only three ited supply of clothing, they focused on reason,” she said. Sometimes, as in the had loose shoulders and tapered down sides as on the window mounted, side-discharge making their dress practical, with every- case of elaborate decorative sewing on to tucks at the waist. cooler. A roof mounted cooler may include a thermo- thing from bloomers to hat designed to baby gowns or bridal dresses, the rea- As a final touch, Gillmore wore a stat located somewhere in the home, which turns the protect them from the elements and son was to show love, she added. lace collar, tatted by her mother. unit on when the indoor temperature becomes uncom- reduce wear on their wardrobe, said Using her wedding dress as an exam- When a pioneer bride was properly fortably warm, and off when the home is sufficiently Karen Gillmore. ple, Gillmore, and her husband, Earl, dressed, she wore anywhere from three cooled. Gillmore, a seamstress focusing on showed and told how the dress was to seven layers. The simpler Plains Evaporative cooler capacity is measured in CFM, or authentic pioneer clothing spoke on constructed. dresses usually only had three layers, cubic feet per minute. Determine the size of capacity the customs of pioneer dress during The entire outfit was made of table- she said. needed by the cubic feet of space to be cooled. For the annual Tooele Daughter of the Utah cloth cotton, and included several lay- Children’s clothing was designed to example, a whole house unit may be 6,000 CFM or Pioneers Jubilee held at the Benson ers. There was a knee length chemise grow with the child, with tucks built larger. A 6,000 CFM cooler would replace 100 percent Grist Mill Saturday. worn next to the skin, drawers, which into the sides, waist, and hem, Gillmore of the air in a 6000 cubic foot space each minute. A The event focuses on skills rang- consisted of two legs attached to the said. As the child grew, the tucks were modest home of 850 square feet comprised of three ing from rug making to churning but- waist and left open at the crotch, and released to accommodate the child’s bedrooms, a living room and kitchen with seven foot ter. Everything from spinning wool to several petticoats to give the dress a changing size. photography / Alleen Lang ceilings would have a volume of 5950 cubic feet. A scrubbing clothing on wash boards and bell shape. Earl Gillmore, dressed in the typi- Cori Davis tried on a pioneer bonnet 6000 CFM cooler would exchange that amount of air hanging them on the line was available If a woman wore a set of hoops she cal garb of a pioneer man crossing the at Saturday’s Jubilee. completely each minute. for hands-on demonstration. Many of wore only a few petticoats, Gillmore plains, had a wide brimmed felt hat A few windows must be open to allow the air to the camps focused on pioneer dress. said. Hoops were called a modesty a cheaper fabric. The mud hem was to keep the sun off his face and neck. escape, but they do not need to be wide open. Opening The highlight of the event was a pio- skirt, because petticoats were notori- designed to protect the bottom of the Traditionally, men wore a drop sleeved a window two-three inches in each room will provide neer fashion show with models display- ous for lifting above the knees in a stiff dress, which dragged on the ground. shirt covered by a vest. Vests were ample circulation. ing clothing artifacts, authentic repro- wind. When the mud hem became tattered always worn over the shirt. Going out The type of cooler pad you use can affect the ductions and pioneer looking clothing. An underskirt, an elaborately deco- and dirty it was removed and replaced, in public without the vest would have effectiveness of the cooler. Aspen pads are effec- The event was organized by Joyce Tate, rated petticoat meant to be seen, was she said. been as scandalous as walking around tive and inexpensive, easy for the home owner to one of two Tooele County Company donned over the hoops. An overskirt, Meanwhile, a corset and corset in his underwear, she said. Small-Fall change, and are biodegradable when disposed of presidents. richly decorated with tucks and embroi- cover was worn on the top half of the Trousers were typically made of wool properly. Synthetic fibers cost a little more and may Gillmore made the dress worn by dery was the top layer. Overskirts were body. Over the corset cover, a properly SEE JUBILEE ON B8 Tate, and was the keynote speaker lined with a 10-inch mud hem made of dressed pioneer woman wore a bodice SEE COOL ON B8

Car Wash Celebration Flag Day Clean your car Performers wanted Remember our flag

The Sha-Ronn car wash Food vendors and perform- Tooele City’s Flag Day program fundraiser will be Friday, ing artists are needed for the will be at Tooele City Veterans June 17, from 8 a.m. to Pioneer Celebration in Tooele Memorial Park on June 14 begin- noon behind the American on July 22. Please call 843-7242 ning at 7 p.m. Inn. The cost is $4. for more information. The program features the National Anthem, awards, a may- oral speech and refreshments. B2 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Flag Day

Celebrate our flag Tooele City’s Flag Day program will be at Tooele City Veterans Memorial Park on June 14 beginning at 7 p.m. The program features the National Anthem sung by Richard Easton, awards by the Chamber of Commerce and a performance by the Tooele Community Choir. The Mayor will speak and vet- erans will be recognized, after which refreshments will be enjoyed by all. Tooele

Enter Little Miss pageant The Little Miss Tooele County pag- eant will be held Saturday, July 29, 10 a.m. at Deseret Peak. Everyone will receive a prize. Age groups are: Tiny 3-6 years; Little 7-9 years; Junior 10-12 years. Call Angie Leonelli at 882-0729 for an application (due July 1). “Nunsense” means fun theater “Nunsense” performances continue at Tooele High School Tuesday and Wednesday, June 13-14. Tickets are $10; proceeds will refurbish the auditoriums seating. Shows begin at 7 p.m. It’s definitely worth seeing! Swim for free City 1st Mortgage Services’ annual Awesome first grade readers community appreciation event fea- Last fall, Denise Lambert challenged her first grade students to read 100 books before the end of the year. Twenty of her students met or surpassed that goal. Pictured are tures free swimming and barbecue at children who read up to 477 books a piece: (l-r front) Megan Reger, Jedd Thorpe, Haylee Hyer, McKinnly Williams, Andrew Gibbons, Madison Cavey, Mikelle Rogers, Alex Groo, Deseret Peak July 15 6-10 p.m. Tickets Boston Anderson; (back) Casey Cooper, Bridger Jeppesen, Jessica Beckstrom, Courtney Butler, Rachel Uhjely, Rivers Conner, Gabriel Aragon, Sami Shaw, Adam Boekweg, required. Call or e-mail to get free Brayden Jones and Jason Roberts. tickets: [email protected] or 882- 0355. The event is sponsored by City from 3-4:30 p.m. on June 30 to assist ing is scheduled for Wednesday, June p.m. Schedule.htm. Check the schedule to 1st Mortgage Services and Tooele Real you in understanding and applying for 14, at 4 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Aquatic • Wednesday evening prayer meeting see the days and times the bookmo- Estate Investment Association. rightful VA benefits. This is a free ser- Center. To register or for more informa- — 7 p.m. bile will be in your neighborhood this Caregiver guide classes set vice for all veterans. tion please call the DPAC at 843-4035. Programs for children and teens summer and don’t miss the Summer are being planned. Contact Pastor Reading Club for kids! Do you have a family member or Parish at 830-5214 or by e-mail at friend who is aging, chronically ill, has Meetings Stansbury [email protected]. a disability or mental illness? Adult Ed Attend this class on General Care Methodist Bible school set Giving Skills Thursday, June 29, 7 p.m. Public heard on school budget Service agencies meet Tooele United Methodist Church will at Mountain West hospital. The Board of Education of the Tooele The Board of Trustees of the hold Vacation Bible School June 26-30 Summer hours start Sign up for free course — call Dee County School District will hold a pub- Stansbury Recreation Service Area and from 6-8 p.m. For food, fun come join The Tooele Adult Education Center, Askerlund, RN at Mountain West Home lic hearing on June 20 at 6 p.m. at the the Greenbelt Service Area and the us. Everyone ages two years to high 76 S. 1000 West, is open Tuesday and Health & Hospice at 882-4163 or email Tooele County School District Office, Board of Directors of the Stansbury school is welcome. Wednesdays from 5-9 p.m. for adults at [email protected]. 92 S. Lodestone Way, Tooele, regard- Service Agency will convene a meet- For information, call Beverly Harris wanting a high school diploma or Enter photography contest ing the District’s proposed 2006-07 fis- ing on Wednesday, June 14, at 7 p.m. at at 843-3568. GED. Cottage Glen Assisted Living Center cal year budget and the final 2005-06 the clubhouse, #1 Country Club Drive, Baptist Bible study set ESL class will be held on Wednesday is sponsoring a photography contest budget. The proposed 2006-07 budget Stansbury Park. Vacation Bible Study will be held at nights from 7-9 p.m. All adult classes for residents, families and the com- and the final 2005-06 budget may be Erda the First Baptist Church, 235 W. Main, are for students 18 and over. Call 833- munity. Simply bring in your favorite reviewed at the district office during in Grantsville, June 19-23, from 10 a.m. 1994 for additional information. photo by June 26 at 3 p.m. Categories regular business hours prior to the to noon. Classes will be for grades Learn PhotoShop Elements are military, marriage, celebration, 4- hearing. Interested persons are invited Erda Days set for fun one-six. Registration will take place, Tooele Adult Education will spon- legged friends, sports, family, scenery. to attend and give comment. Erda Days is Saturday, July 8: Parade Monday, June 19, from 9:30-10 a.m. sor a class in what to do with your Include your name, address and phone City planners train at 10 a.m. followed by a full day of fun For more information, contact Eve at digital camera photos using PhotoShop number. The Tooele City Planning and sun at the Warr Memorial Ball Park. 884-3737. Elements. The class will run Thursday, Figure out plant problems Commission will meet in a training Please donate to the raffle (contact Reunions June 22, 6-9 p.m.. The cost will be $15. Tooele County Master Gardeners session Wednesday, June 14, at 5 p.m. Diane Judd 882-4479, Lorri Witkowski Come in to prepay. Call to register. conduct a plant diagnostic clinic on at Tooele City Hall in the city council 882-4799, Patty Gull 830-8328, Betty Take GED Wednesdays from 3-6 p.m. throughout chambers, 90 N. Main. The regular busi- Slingerland 882-8177). Celebrate Erda, THS class of ‘81 The GED test will be given June the summer. Get help with plant prob- ness meeting has been canceled. a great place to live. It is time for yet another class reunion 20-21 starting at 8 a.m. Please contact lems, insects, weeds. Bring problem — the big 25 Andrea at 833-1994 by June 16. You samples to the Extension Office at 151 Sports Grist Mill • Aug. 4 — Bonfire family get togeth- must pre-register for the test. N. Main, Tooele. er at Settlement Canyon Adults learn to drive Shoot at Jake’s Day • Aug. 5 — Golf scramble 1 p.m. A driver’s education course for adults Jake’s Day Event is free June 17 at 9 Kids play water games Audition for “Oklahoma” at Tooele City Golf Course, $17 per 18 and over will begin Tuesday, July 11, a.m. sharp! Fun classes for all ages 0-18 The Pratt Aquatic Center will have The Benson Grist Mill Performing person; 6 p.m. dinner and dancing at 6-9 p.m. The class includes 18 hours of years are sponsored by the National activities for children ages 6-14 on Arts Foundation is holding auditions Eagle’s Nest $36 per person. classroom instruction and 12 hours of Wild Turkey Federation. Learn about Friday, June 16, from 11 a.m. to noon, for a production of “Oklahoma” on With questions, call Lori Jensen at driving and observation. Register by the great outdoors: Shoot, shotguns, followed by open swimming. Enjoy June 13 from 7-9 p.m. at the Janice 882-6712 or Dan Dow at 882-7471. calling 833-1994 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 muzzleloaders, archery, telemetry, tube and slide races, water polo, ping Smart Memorial Library located at the THS class of 2001 p.m. The cost is $170 (current students turkey calling, Ducks Unlimited, and pong ball blowing. Only pay regular northeast entrance of Phil’s Glass, 635 Graduates and parents of graduates receive a $75 discount). much more. admission: $1.50 for children 6-12; $2 N. Main St. in Tooele. Auditions will — The class of 2001 is planning a five Lunch is provided. A parent is invit- for teenagers. also be held on June 14 from 7-9 p.m. at year reunion and needs contact infor- ed. Turn left off Main by Camp Wapiti. Learn to swim Grantsville Middle School, 318 S. Hale mation. Please send information — e- Seniors With questions call 882-2463, 882-1011 Registration is now open for the St. If you have any questions, please mail, address, phone number, married or 882-3193. summer swimming sessions at the Pratt contact Matt Price at 849-2055 or the name — about you, your friends or Get insurance discount Benson Grist Mill at 882-7678. Attention daycare providers Aquatic Center. All classes are lim- your children to tooele_high@yahoo. Make a date to take the senior driving Come to the last free training hour ited, so advanced registration is recom- com. class. Anyone is welcome, but seniors with Sara from QIC. The next class mended. Reservations can be made Rush Valley If you are interested in planning may get a discount on car insurance. is Saturday, June 17, at 9 a.m. about in person at the pool or by phone at the reunion, go to groups.yahoo.com/ The next date is June 15-16 for the positive discipline. Come and hear Sara 882-3247. group/tooelehigh2001. With questions, eight-hour course. Call for a reser- teach positive and easy ways to dis- Check students for sports Celebrate 150 years call Jenifer Rigby at 435-590-6214. vation now: Mountain West Medical cipline. With questions call Liz at 882- Meier & Marsh Physical Therapy is Rush Valley’s 150th anniversary cel- Center at 843-3000 ext. 3691; Floyd 1813. offering free “Pre-hab” services to all ebration includes activities all summer Library Bracken at 882-6364 or James McNicol registered Tooele County High School long. Don’t miss these: at 833-9931. The fee is $10. Clean your car • June 17 — Miss Rush Valley pag- The Sha-Ronn car wash fundraiser athletes during the months of June Grantsville seniors eant 5 p.m.; dancing from 6-8 p.m. at will be Friday, June 17, from 8 a.m. to and July: call 843-1311 to schedule an Have never ending fun The Grantsville Senior Center can be the Rush Valley Ward cultural hall. noon behind the American Inn. The appointment. Teens — try the art of Qwilling reached at 884-3446. Everyone is invited. cost is $4. Pre-hab is a prevention tool. Research Thursday, June 15, from 4-6 p.m. • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch at • July 22 — Fun day at rodeo study participants will also receive an Winners for the second week of Animal noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Join community orchestra grounds individual exercise prescription based Trivia will be announced June 15. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. Tooele Community Orchestra is now • Aug. 17-19 — Rush Valley trail ride, on their evaluation findings to perform The Tooele City Library closes its ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, rehearsing Thursday nights at 8 p.m. at contact Ray Park at 837-2290 before and during their sporting season doors for our end celebration Saturday, reservations by 8:30 a.m. the Stowe Music building. Bring your • Aug. 19 — Rush Valley Days and to prevent potential injury and enhance July 8, at 1 p.m. Anyone finishing the • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. own folding chair and stand. The next parade, contact Andrea Evans at 837- their performance. program goal by July 7, will be invited. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. performance is July 3 at Tooele Veteran’s 2123. For more information, call the library Memorial Park. Music difficulty is from Run in freedom 5K Bunko The Tooele July 4th race begins at at 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. medium-easy to advanced: Handel’s Churches Vine St. Water Music, Bach’s Brandenburg #6, 8:45 a.m. near the LDS church at 777 E. line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- Skyline Drive. The course goes west on Check out Bookmobile tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- and Mozart’s Symphony #40! Interested LDS Singles see pageant string, flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and Skyline to 7th St., north to 2nd S., west The Tooele County Bookmobile sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo The Tooele Eighth Ward Singles will bassoon players should come or call to Main, north to 400 North, west to 200 Summer schedule is now available attend the Manti Pageant on June 17. 830-8082. Let’s play! West, south to Vine. online at the Tooele County Website Sign up at Dave’s Drug (30 W. Any singles interested in going, please www.co.tooele.ut.us/Bookmobile_ SEE DOINGS ON B7 Vendors, performers wanted 100 S.), Century 21 (768 N. Main), contact Jennifer Weyland. Please bring Food vendors and performing artists Prudential (205 N. Main), by e-mail at your kids, they will remember this night are needed for the Pioneer Celebration [email protected], or at 7:15 a.m. for a long time. DOINGS POLICY in Tooele on July 22. Please call 843- before the race. Volunteers, sponsors New Baptist congregation set 7242 for more information. Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings needed. Call Karen Perry at 830-7846 or Mountain View Baptist Church is now Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at Veterans receive help [email protected]. holding regular services in Grantsville, [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Attention veterans, widows and 822 E. Main, Suite 2. Daniel Parish is The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable dependents — A field service officer Deseret Peak the pastor. Services will be held: organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of • Sunday school — 9:45 a.m. advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we the U.S. Department Service Office in • Sunday morning worship — 11 can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Salt Lake City will be at the Tooele Train to be lifeguard a.m. or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Workforce Service Center, 305 N. Main, American Red Cross lifeguard train- • Sunday evening service — 6:30 desired publication date. TUESDAY June 13, 2006 B3

BABIES WEDDINGS Luke James Pyne/Robinson Anderson/Stirling Garrard Roland and Holly Pyne are Richard and Darlene Anderson pleased to announce the mar- are pleased to announce the All babies are special, but I am riage of their daughter, Cassi, to marriage of their daughter, truly heaven sent! My mommy Mike Robinson, son of Bob and Richelle, to Trent Stirling, son and daddy had three beautiful Tammy Robinson. of Dennis and Lorae Stirling of daughters, but also wanted a They will be married June Taylorsville, Utah. They will be son. A few days before my Uncle 16, 2006, at the Tooele Stake married in the Salt Lake LDS Jared passed away, Mommy and Center. A reception will be held Temple on Friday, June 16, Daddy asked him to send them in their honor that evening from 2006. a little boy. (They didn’t really 6-8 p.m. A reception will be held in Mike and Cassi have grown up mean right away, but two weeks their honor that evening from 6-8 Luke James Garrard together here in Tooele; Mike is later they found out I was com- p.m. (with dancing until 8:30) at a mechanic at Quality Discount ing!) I arrived in this world on the Clark-Second Ward chapel, and Cassi works at Macey’s. Richelle Anderson and Trent Stirling May 17, 2006, weighing 9 pounds 81 N. Church St., Grantsville, Josh and Leeann Garrard and These childhood sweethearts 1 ounce and 21 1/2 inches long. Cassi Pyne and Mike Robinson Utah. The following evening an my sisters are Bailey, Ryleigh plan to continue making their open house will be held at the in 2001 from Taylorsville High If my family was at all doubtful and Avery. My grandparents are missed anyone who would like home in Tooele, staying close to Stirling residence in Taylorsville. School and is also attending that I was sent by Uncle Jared, Jim and Pat Garrard of Lake to help us celebrate this union, family and friends. If we have inadvertently over- USU majoring in international they knew the moment I was Point and John and Helen Doyle please feel free to join us. If we have inadvertently looked any of our family and economic development. Trent born, because I was only a few of Grantsville. I am named after friends, please forgive us and served an LDS mission to Kiev, hours shy of arriving on Uncle Jared Luke Garrard, so I will consider this your invitation! Ukraine. Richelle and Trent met Jared’s 24th birthday. always be reminded of how very Lusk/Rydalch on the USU Ballroom Dance My mommy and daddy are special I am to my family. Richelle graduated from Grantsville High School in 2003. Team. Irene Ramirez and the Richelle is currently attending Following a honeymoon in late Mike Lusk are pleased Utah State University majoring San Diego, the couple will make to announce the marriage of their first home in Logan while in English teaching with a minor Connor Blanton their daughter, Teresa Lorraine they complete their education. Lusk, to Rustin Mark Rydalch, in psychology. Trent graduated Connor Edward Blanton was the son of Keith and Julie born on March 29, 2006, at Alta Rydalch on June 17, 2006. View Hospital in Sandy, Utah. Teresa is a 2002 graduate of MISSIONARIES He weighed 7 pounds 7 ounc- Tooele High School and works es and was 19 1/2 inches long. at Mountain West Family Russell Stowe Parents are Scott and Melissa Practice as a medical assistant. Blanton of Sandy. Grandparents Rustin is a 2003 graduate also Russell Stowe has been called are Mike and Jolynn Gubler of from Tooele High School. He to serve as a missionary for The Tooele and Edward Blanton of works at Certified Installs and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Terre Haute, Ind., and Wendy went to school at Southern day Saints in the Micronesia Blanton of Porter, Ind. Utah University. Teresa Lorraine Lusk Guam Mission. He will be the If we have missed anyone, and Rustin Mark Rydalch featured speaker at the Rose please join us Saturday, June Springs Ward on June 18, 17, at 7 p.m. at the Stansbury will make their home in Tooele 2006, at 10:45 a.m., 134 E. Erda Connor Edward Blanton Park Clubhouse for the cou- after their honeymoon to Way, Erda. He will leave for the ple’s reception. The couple Jamaica. Missionary Training Center on June 21. Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin

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Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition for all major brands. excellent conditions, no School Year openings, all ages, Transcript Bulletin Pub- Front loader/$550. 843- rain damage, $100 per good references. 843- lishing Co. is not responsi- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will 2 day, 3 day, automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- 9154, 830-3225. ton also, grass/ alfalfa 7264 or 224-4264 Bulldozers, Backhoes, ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. mix $90 per ton. 70lbs and a new 5 day a Loaders, Dump resentations made in OAK DINING Set. Oval bales available 884- week class. STAY AT home mother Trucks, Graders, advertisements in the table w/2 leaves, good 6460 (c) 830-7721 2006 Summer Class would like to watch your Scrapers, Excavators Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. cond. 6 chairs, need little ones. 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Trainees’ $50 - $3,000 884-0269 FATHERS DAY like new on site, $100. 435-841- here on out by Laurie start at $10.00 on probation; $11.00/hr if pass probation, then leather La-z-boy bur- 7550 Maurie Beaver Patton increase to $12.00/hr in 6 months. Potential to $15.00/hr when No checking account GUITAR WANTED! LO- gundy recliner, paid due to marital separa- SHIH TZU puppies tri fully profi cient. POHP061206TRAN needed. Usually 30 CAL musician will pay $700 will sell for $300 tion. minute service! up to $12,500 for pre- 882-0884 color, $400 801-599- 1975 Gibson, Fender, 0040 Child Care Martin, Rickenbaker King Pillowtop Mattress MAINTENANCE TECHS/PLANNER SHIH Tzu puppies, pure- NOBLE FINANCE and Gretsch guitars. set. Brand new in plas- bred, males, $350; fe- We are seeking maintenance technicians who will ensure the Fender amplifiers also. tic. Sacrifice $199. 801- DEPENDABLE CHILD 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 males, $400. (435)843- safe and seamless operation of the manufacturing equipment Call toll free! 1-800-995- 831-0678 care in my home, meals 7509 1217 (ucan) and snacks, activities, through preventative maintenance, repairs, building installa- LAMINATE FLOORING, lots of fun, 833-9144 tions, and start-up. Must have a strong mechanical aptitude, If you sell Insurance, pro- Mannington Mills Na- Livestock cell 849-1537 hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical system experience and good mote a hospital or an tureForm, Barn Oak, overall trades skills. Experience must be in a manufacturing ambulance service, 220sqft underlayment ATTENTION: Little place your classified ad included. $600.00 11 HORSES for sale, Wings Preschool in and/or packaging environment. The Planner position will pro- OBO. 435-837-2235 $700 and up obo. cure parts, maintain inventory and plan scheduled maintenance. where minds and spirits grow in all 47 of Utah's news- Stansbury now enroll- papers. The cost is only Kid’s horses, Quarter ing for Fall 2006. Job code MTHP061206TRAN MOVING, must sell: Arabians, Mustangs, • Preschool Activities daycare/preschool $135. for a 25 word ad Space is limited. Call washer, gas dryer set; Grades. Some tack, • Loving, Clean Enviroment ($5. For each additional now to guarantee an Email to Richard Cundey, Monday-Thursday word). You will reach up refrigerator; love seat saddles also. elite experience for • Arts And Crafts hide-a-bed & chest. (801)633-7561 Human Resources Supervisor, Carlisle Syn Tech/Hunter Panels 6:00am-6:30pm to 500,000 newspaper your child! 833-9113 or • Full Healthy Meals readers. Just call (801)580-8236 843- littlewingspreschool@g [email protected] • Group Pictures 3-11 year olds 7525 1ST CROP hay for sale, Tooele Transcript Bulle- mail.com 1600 W. B Ave., Tooele, UT 84074 tin at (435)882-0050 for $3.00 a bale 840-4678 Call Kim for details 843-9751 or 830-2449 details. (Ucan) 435-843-2451 • FAX 435-843-2469 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Help Wanted BINDERY HELP LOCAL CLEANING Posi- 1960 TO 1966 Chevy 1990 FORD Taurus, 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton 2004 DODGE Cummins ).352!.#%!'%.#9 tion Monday 5pm- trucks, running or not. $800 or best offer. 882- truck, 4x4 frame & en- H-O turbo diesel, edge 3500/24 NEEDED Transcript Bulletin 10pm. 801-808-7477 882-5581 1731 gine, good tires & great chip auto running ,EARNTHEINSURANCE Publishing is currently engine (350). Good boards 4 door pl, pw, HELP WANTED MASSAGE THERAPIST, I WANT Several flat 1995 BUICK Le Sabre BUSINESSWITHOUTTHE accepting applications trans. New Edlebrock cd, $28,800 843-0150 full or part time. Contact buildable acres, like 176K miles, great con- carb. New Edlebrock in- or 435-512-4118 WE ROCK OWNERSHIPCOMMITMENT for a full time entry- Peggy, Amy or Heidi at Rush Valley. Not devel- dition runs great, very (ELPPRODUCEAPPOINT level position. Duties take & manifold. $1300 882-5790 oper, just want space dependable, $2000 obo 79 GMC 1/2 ton 4 x 4 will include: Helping obo. (435)840-8790 MENTS APPLICATIONSAND away from town. Need 882-1568 or 830-4476 383 4 in lift runs, needs We are looking for on a Saddle Stitch & SALES'ENERATELEADS MOTHERS/ OTHERS 29 term. [email protected] 1980 JEEP J10 pickup some body work, $3300 dependable people trimmer binding line, ANDFOLLOWUP"EPAID needed to work from 1996 FORD WINDSTAR 4x4 401 motor 4spd obo 843-7591 must go is HIRING: to fi ll the following folding and cutting home/ office, PT/ FT LOOKING FOR a dedi- for sale, 3.8 V6, leather, transmission, new paint Cashiers starting at $8 ANDEMPLOYEDBYALOCAL equipment and vari- positions: Driver $500-$3000/mo 801- cated and qualified JBL Premiere audio and upholstery. Must !MERICAN&AMILYAGENT ous printing equip- Vehicle Parts Parts Corner starting at $8 w/Class A CDL, 592-5037 dance teacher for a ex- system, captains chairs see! $3500 obo )NSURANCEEXPERIENCE ment. No experience Fast Food, experienced 2bpaiddaily.com citing dance season 4, dual ac, $3000 obo. (801)330-1356 Crusher Operator, necessary but helpful. personel starting at $7.50 NOTNECESSARY4HISIS starting 9-06 ballet, 850-2663 749-2279 (435)837-2234 GM 350 transmission Heavy Equipment YOUROPPORTUNITYTOWORK Must be at least 18 NOW HIRING 2006 jazz, tap, Stansbury, and transfer case, less Top dollar paid for Operators. ALONGSIDEASUCCESSFUL years of age with a POSTAL JOBS! call Jocelyn Campbell, 1996 GRAND Am GT 1989 CHEVROLET 1500 than 2000 miles on experienced waitresses, high school diploma cooks & buffet cooks. !MERICAN&AMILYAGENT $18/hour starting, Avg. 843-843-7654 motor, tore apart, $400. 4x4, 350 engine, auto- trans, $350; 351 Ford Pay will be based or equivalent and Pay $57K/year. Federal 884-3307 WITHTHESUPPORTOFA matic, $1500 obo. 833- Ex marine manifolds, - Merit increases at on experience. have a current drivers Benefits. No experience WANTED: I Will pay 0648 $350. Call Ken 882- 60, 120 and 180 days. We offer excellent STRONGCOMPANYˆ license. Heavy lifting needed. 1-800-584- cash for your junk cars. 1998 MERCURY Sable 1444 - Benefits benefi ts including !MERICAN&AMILY required. All benefits 1775 Ref #P9701 Call Scott (435)830- GS, V6, clean, in good 1991 CHEVY Pickup, ------ALEADERIN included. Apply at 58 6189 condition, runs good. 454, 1 ton, extended Apartments for 401k. Please apply )NSURANCE Apply in person THEINDUSTRYSINCE North Main Street, OVER THE ROAD driv- $2500. (801)599-9453 cab, dually, runs great, Rent 8836 N. Hwy 40 in person at Tooele. Send resume ers, clean MVR 2 yrs Recreational $4000 obo. Call Lake Point to: Transcript Bulletin experience, home time, Vehicles (435)830-3480 1BDRM APARTMENT 1830 West Highway Publishing, PO Box up to 30 cents/ mile. 1- $450/mo $300/dep Steven R Smith Insurance Agency CLINICAL THERAPIST 112, Tooele or 390, Tooele, Utah 435-864-5474 fax 435- 1976 DODGE motor FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! 1991 FORD F250 4x4, available July 1st for E-mail resume to 968 North Main Street 84074. Transcript Bul- 864-5123 Spencer home, runs good, clean 300 motor 5spd, lots of more information call 1- NEEDED to coordinate Tooele, UT 84074 care and provide indi- sales @ letin Publishing pro- Trucking, Box 155 inside, must sell, $2000 new parts, looks and 801-573-8607 or 830- (435) 833-9541 Bus motes a drug free en- Hinckley, UT 84635 obo. 843-1305 841- runs great. $3500 obo. 5912 vidual, family, and bolindercompany.com. (435) 833-9762 Fax group therapy for ado- vironment. (ucan) 9704 (801)330-1356 [email protected] $99 DEPOSIT! 1bdrm lescents at Aspen (435)837-2234 ENVIRONMENTAL Field 8:30am to 6:00 pm M-F apartment, $450/mo. Ranch in Loa Utah. BUSY CAFE in Grants- PEOPLE NEEDED for 1980 CHEV 1 ton truck Sell Your Car Here for Tech wanted 24/40 Pets okay! Don’t miss Candidates must pos- ville (Walmart) needs Utah's Films, T.V., Ex- with 12ft built-on self 1996 FORD 3/4 ton 4x4 Hazwopper can be pro- this great deal! Call ses an MA, MS, or PhD kitchen help. Please call tras, Modeling. Daily contained camper, $ 80* Supercab, auto, power vided, must have me-
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Some apartments (801)255-2857 or call Utah, a residential treat- runs, 2wd, needs little red. To apply call Chad Clean up, skid steer, or- 2001 HYUNDAI Elantra includes all utilities. (801)550-8388 ment center, is seeking 1982 FLEETWOOD Jam work. Good truck. Ask- @ 1-435-836-1161. TRUCK ganizational skills re- 5spd manual, loaded, Swimming pool, hot quired, fast advance- positive role models motorhome, $6000 obo. power sunroof, 134,000 ing $1500. Serious in- tub, exercise room, Resumes can be DRYWALL HANGERS ment for right person. who are interested in 884-3307 freeway miles, $4000 quiries only. 843-7801 playground, full club- emailed to chanks@the and finisher needed call DRIVER Start $10/ hour. Call making a difference in obo. Call (435)882- 850-9309 ask for John. house. 843-4400 aspenranch.com or Milt 884-9067 cell 840- the lives of at risks 1992 PINNACLE 34ft Faxed to 1-435-836- (801)557-4047 (Back- 3494 2255 ground Check) youth. Must be over 21, motor home low miles, Subscribe Today 2085. (ucan) with at least a high excellent condition, CLASS A 2002 FORD ZX2 ES- 882-0050 Continued on next page DRIVER CDL TRAIN- school degree or GED. many upgraded, di- CORT Burgundy Haz Mat required. ING, $0 down, financing PT/FT w/ various shifts vorced, must sell taking Coupe,$5,850, OBO. Local work by Central Refrigerated. available. To apply call offers 830-2388 Excellent condition and Drive for Central and Chad @ 1-435-836- throughout UT w/ 96 30’ Komfort Travel gas mileage (37MPG). earn up to $40K+ 1st 1161. Resumes can be Air, alloy wheels, anti- HELP WANTED trailer w/slide, central overnight to other year! 1-800-727-5865 emailed to chanks@the ac/ heat, microwave, q- lock brakes, PW mir- extension 447 aspenranch.com or western states. bed am- fm, cassette, rors, steering, rear win- www.centraldriving Faxed to 1-435-836- dow defroster, side and Starting $18/hr .38/ jobs.net (ucan) 2085. (ucan) sound system excellent condition call 435-884- passenger air bags, tint- mi. Call 8:00am- ed glass, 82,000 miles. ELECTRICIANS Jour- 6757 5:00pm Mon-Fri for RESIDENTIAL journey- Call Keith at 1-435-623- neyman/ Apprentices man and/ or apprentice 1324, cell# 1-801-358- Are you looking for a company that provides application. DMV for work in Lehi UT. Li- electrician wanted for 97 5TH Wheel Toy haul- er, 32ft Dunes, ac, awn- 7116. (ucan) competitive pay, great benefits such as dental, printout required. censed JW 24-26/hr. work in Tooele County. medical, life, and vision, and also provides Excellent Pay, Benefits Please call Jason at ing, power jacks, $11,500 obo. 843-0577 2003 FORD E350 12 Experienced education reimbursement, and an employee Call Ludvik Electric Co. 882-3600 or 801-598- education reimbursement, and an employee 801-554-5954 passenger van, like purchase program? MP Environmental (303)781-9601. 2061 new, ps, pb, pw, air, re- Services movable seats, 47k, Let Easton Technical Products be your answer!answer! EXPERIENCED PHAR- Stylist make $11 98 WINNEBAGO Brave, 1043 N Industrial Class A, 26ft, 37k miles, easy to drive, $14,000 MACY TECH, licensed, $18/hr! Keep busy 882-4156 PARTS EASTON IS CURRENTLY HIRING FOR: Park Circle, full time, great benefits, make money, and have 454 Chevy, new tires, Grantsville, UT top pay. Apply in per- fun, Plus vacation pay twin beds, $27,000. (435)843-5397 or 2003 MAZDA Protoge, • Anodize Machine Operator son, 30 West 1st South. paid holidays and insur- great on gas, 35mpg, Ph: 877-800-5111 (801)558-9805 COUNTER • EDI Coordinator Ask for Phoebe. ance. Inquire how you pw, pdl, am/ fm/ cd, ac, • Mountain Product Sales Manager can earn a hirer on bo- Motorcycles & auto, 81k hwy miles, FIRE EXTINGUISHER nus. Great Clips. Call $8000 obo. 882-5660 sales and service tech- 843-9410 ATVs PERSON For skill requirements and detailed nician needed to serv- 1986 HONDA TRX 250 2005 DODGE Grand information on these jobsjobs pleaseplease seesee ourour ice Tooele County area. SUBSTITUTE CUSTO- $600. 830-9440 ask for Caravan, 35,000 miles, Great benefi ts! website at www.eastonarchery.com Tooele County resident DIAN job at Tooele Ar- website at www.eastonarchery.com Ken or (801)231-6801 $14,500 excellent con- preferred. Apply at 153 my Depot/ Deseret Kathy dition. 843-1424 Contact Kimm Andersen EastonEaston provides provides and and supportssupports a tobacco-free work work East 4370 South, Mur- Chemical Depot. Good environmentenvironment and and lifestylelifestyle forfor its its employees. employees. ray, Utah. (801)263- pay. People with disa- 86 BUICK Riveria, ACTORS, MODELS, 1996 SUZUKI DR200, 882-7000 1705 Ask for Steve bilities given prefer- 230,000 miles, needs VOICE-OVER, Seniors extra low miles, great Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- ence. Call Dept. of new transmission. $200 and Kids needed now shape, 32” seat height. tion. Workforce Services at obo. 884-6313 ask for for TV, Film, Print, Cat- Was not abused or 435-833-7310 to apply. Will. alogs, and Conventions. FITTERS/ WELDERS raced. $2000 849-1572 or 840-8245 All Ages, No Experi- needed for part time THE UTAH ARMY Na- TRANSMISSION RE- ence Needed 1-801- PAIR, rebuild. Low cost work. Hours 4:30pm- tional Guard Is currently 2004 YAMAHA 350 456-1500 www.wtalent. to Tooele residents. Will 9:30pm weekdays and looking for mentally and Bruin, 2 wheel to 4 com (ucan) buy vehicles 1990 and some Saturday work. physically tough individ- wheel drive, automatic up that needs transmis- Will be welding & fabri- uals who are willing to transmission, like new, Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V ENGLISH TEACHER sion work, cash paid. cating mild & structual serve in the Special low miles, extras, $3500 NEEDED to teach sec- Shop (801)972-5810 steel. Fax resume to Forces. Great training 843-5734 830-8415 ondary English classes (435)843-8321. Attn: and benefits. If you are Home (435)843-8181 Staker & Parson Companies has Adjunct Clinical and serve as an aca- Mike or email interested, please con- an opening for a Lab Technician at demic advisor for Aspen NEWSTAR brand new [email protected] tact: SFC Craig Dowen 49cc 2-stroke motorcy- SUVs our Quality Control Lab. Asphalt Nursing Professor Ranch, an accredited at (435)833-0928 school through North- cle $350; 110cc 4 FIVE STAR AUTO $15- (ucan) stroke automatic motor- and aggregate testing experience Needed: west Schools and Col- 20 per hour commission 1988 GMC full size Blaz- recommended. Competitive wages leges located in Loa, cycle $590; 200cc 4 er, low miles, new tires, Clinical instructor needed for one Full-time ASE Certified WAGSTAFF CON- stroke motorcycle $800; Utah. Candidates must Full Diagnostic Mechan- STRUCTION now hiring ac, cd, 4x4, excellent and benefits. Fax resume to J clinical rotation per week in Tooele, posses a BS or BA in 150cc 4 stroke ATV au- condition, $3700. 882- ic/Technician 5+ years framing laborers tomatic $990; 200cc 4 Collard at 801-521-3066. Utah fall semester 2006. Clinicals will English and be certified exp. Fax resumes to (801)557-4047 2318 (801)898-8994 by the State of Utah. stroke 5 speed ATV be at the Rocky Mountain Care Center 884-6850 or call 840- $1190. Call (801)250- The Ranch offers a year 1673 Business Trucks Staker & Parson Companies has on either Tuesday or Wednesday, round schedule with a Opportunities 1909 or (801)699-8958 an opening for a Field Technician August 26th through December 8th. generous salary and full FRAMING LEADS & La- OVER 50MPG! Piaggio A CASH COW! 90 Vend- 1987 CHEVY Blazer, at our Quality Control Lab. Master’s degree in nursing required benefits package. To borers. Looking for Fra- (Vespa) BV200, 2003, ing Machine Units/30 exc. condition, $3000. Performs field nuclear densities on but will consider student currently apply call Chad @ 1- mers that are reliable, $2900 obo. 830-5441 435-836-1161. Re- quality oriented and Locations. Entire busi- 882-0498 soils and asphalt. Competitive enrolled in Master’s program. If sumes can be emailed deadline conscientious. ness - $10,970. Local SHORT SAND Car, very 91 CHEV 4x4, good con- wages and benefits. Fax resume to interested, send resume with cover to chanks@theaspen Grantsville/ Tooele Utah Company. Hurry! fast with lots of chrome, dition, $2900 obo. 882- ranch.com or Faxed to area. (435)830-1480 Call 1-801-593-0084. J Collard at 801-521-3066. letter to [email protected] or call looks and runs excel- 7766 840-8020 801-626-6124. 1-435-836-2085 (ucan) Fax 882-4371 (ucan) lent. Must see! Re- duced $6500 obo. FRAMING. WOOD car- ALL CASH CANDY (801)330-1356 pentry, entry level and Route. Do you earn (435)837-2234 up, full time, year round. $800 in a day? Your Golden Craft Construc- own local candy route. Trailers LOCAL LTL DRIVER tion (801)635-9469 Includes 30 machines $1,000 Sign On Bonus. Local chemical distributor in and candy. All for SLC needs full time drivers. Must have CDL, HazMat, HARD WORKING Indi- $9,995. 1-888-745-3353 2003 24FT Prowler viduals needed as (ucan) sleeps 6, excellent con- and good driving record. Will haul vans, tanks, and painters, must have ve- dition, loaded air, awn- doubles. Rate $17.50 after 6 months, time and one half hicle, no experience BE FIRST IN your city to ing, cd, stereo, great over 40 hours, with profi t sharing, safety bonus, health, necessary. Call become an exclusive storage $9800 843- (877)688-9071 to apply. Beanbag Etc. retailer 0150 or 435-512-4118 dental, paid vacation, and sick leave. Apply in person at for only $2,495.00. Thatcher Co, 1905 Fortune Rd. HIRING LICENSED Work from you home or COLEMAN CHESA- (1905 W. 1250 S.) or call for information, 801-924-1423 Mortgage Officers. New business. For informa- PEAKE folding trailer, to Tooele, City 1st Mort- tion call 1-801-355- fair condition. $1499. gage. Benefits FT/PT, 2777 (ucan) 882-4974 splits depend on experi- ence, 60 South Main, PRIVATE CLUB w/pool Boats 435-882-0355 april and dancing hall, restar- DIESEL MECHANIC [email protected]. aunt and real estate for PM Tractors, Trailers, and Tankers. CDL & HM 183 sale, Tooele. Reduced 10 1/2FT Pelican Bass experience a plus. 2nd shift, Tuesday-Saturday. Tools INSURANCE PERSON- price. 882-9085 after- Raider 10E w/Garmin Al lines CSP, Tooele noons. Fish Finder, rod hold- provided. Benefi ts: Profi t Sharing, Health, Dental, paid agency. Commercial ers, battery, Minn-Kota vacation, holidays and sick pay. Pay based on experience a plus. SHAVED ICE Business, 30lb trolling motor, $450 experience. Apply in person at AMS or applied system. shaver, flavors, equip- firm. 884-6023 Fax resume to Mike ment and shack all for (801)636-4188 Thatcher Chemical, 1905 Fortune Rd. Tingey 801-266-1361 sale, $7000. Call Linda (1905 W. 1250 S.) SLC or call 801-924-1423 Winget or LaDawn Tra- 1981 SEASWIRL 14ft, IRS JOBS $13.63 to cy 884-6878 $1200 obo. with trailer, $30.54/hr, now hiring. motor, stereo, battery, Paid training is provid- Small Business owners: custom cover, like new. ed. For application and Place your classified ad Call for more info. Bill at free goverment job in- in 45 newspapers 843-8715 FORKLIFT/PRODUCTION formation, call American throughout Utah for only Locally based manufacturing and distribution company Association. of Labor 1- $155. for 25 words, and Autos has openings for entry level trainees and experienced plant 913-599-7976, 24 hrs. $5. per word over 25. operators. Forklift experience required. Full time work emp. serv. You will reach up to 340,000 households $500 POLICE IM- available. Starting salary depending on experience. Shift LICENSED ESCROW of- and it is a one call, one POUNDS! Hondas, differential for rotating shift work. Excellent career oppor- ficer needed for busy order, one bill program. Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, tunity. Outstanding benefi t package including pension and Tooele office. Salary Call the Transcript Bul- etc! Cars, trucks, SUVs profi t sharing plan (100% company contribution). negotiable. Fax resume letin at 882-0050 for fur- from $500! For listings to (435)882-1111 or ther info. (ucan) 1-800-366-9813 ext. Apply in person at email jerry@tooeletitle. 9977 (ucan) Thatcher Transportation, 1905 Fortune Rd. com (1905 W. 1250 S.) SLC, 84104 EOE Advertise Your Home Business: 882-0050 TUESDAY June 13, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B6

Continued from previous page Apartments for Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Rent Rent Meetings Meetings Meetings Apartments for 3 BEDROOM duplex, ROOM FOR rent, best GRANTSVILLE, MOBILE FSBO 1996 one level, 9 SHARES of Settlement (a) AMGP #1020-06 The agenda will be as PUBLIC NOTICE Rent clean, spacious, 2 bath. deal in Tooele, great home for rent, $600, 3 3bdrm 2bth 1,760sqft Canyon Irrigation. Amendment to the Gen- follows: Notice is hereby given No pets. $650 per new home, own bath, bedroom 2 bathroom. .24 acre, water soften- $3000 each. 884-3307 eral Plan, adding Chap- 1. Roll call that the Tooele City month, $500 cleaning w/d, cable, internet util- Call Clint or Sabrina for er, sprinkler system, 884-6406 ter 19, County Resource 2. Approval of minutes Council will meet in a Beautiful deposit. 882-5420 ities paid. $400/mo. call details. 843-0094 or carport, skylight, work- Management Plan for for May 18, 2006 meet- Business Meeting on 1 & 2 bedroom (801)897-9530 830-5364 shop/shed. $122,000 WANTED TOOELE Val- public lands. ing Wednesday, June 21, apartments!! 3BDRM 1.5BTH town- 435-843-9608 ley water rights. Top (b) AMZ # 1028-06 3. District Auditor, Pin- 2006 at the hour of 7:00 home in Overlake, re- SHARE HOME, full ac- LOCAL COUPLE looking www.sell-home411. dollar paid. (801)791- CHAPTER 4 changing nock, Robbins, Posey & P.M. The meeting will be Completely Remodeled frigerator, next to cess w/private bath- to buy property with com/7116 3676 language from BOA to Richins to address board held at the Tooele City NEW fridge, stove, school, $850/mo. room, bedroom flexible financing. 801- Land Use Authority regarding 2005 audit Hall Council Room locat- dishwasher, cabinets, (817)706-4932 w/queen bed, washer 391-8219 FSBO 2 large bdrms, 2 WANTED: WATER rights Mary Dixon 4. Update regarding new ed at 90 North Main carpet, Absolutely dryer, ent cntr. No hid- full baths, totally remod- or irrigation shares in Secretary Stansbury Station Street, Tooele, Utah. 3BDRM 2BTH IN den expense. No pets. NEW 2200sqft, 3bdrm, eled modular home on Tooele Valley. Call Erda Township Plan- 5. Update regarding in- 1. PUBLIC HEARING: Gorgeous! The best Tooele- w/d hookups, 2bth, pool, exercise Ross at 801-642-0119 value in ALL of Tooele. LDS standards. Male more than 1/4 acre, ning Commission surance change over. Ordinance 2006-10 An central ac, covered only. $375 840-2011 room, clubhouse, no new oak custom kitch- Non-Smokers Only! (Published in the Tran- 6. Bills and Communica- Ordinance of the Tooele parking, pets welcome. smoking, no pets, en, new hardwood Office Space script Bulletin June 13, tions City Council Amending (801) 318-4997 Aaron (801)450-8432. SLEEPING ROOMS $950/mo. (801)455- floors, ceramic tile, fully 2006) 7. Policies and proce- Tooele City Code §7-16- available, $70 per 1299 fenced, sprinkling sys- dures 3, Table of Uses, Clarify- 260 North 100 East, Tooele APT FOR RENT, 2 DESK SPACE for rent. week, $10 key deposit, tem, extra wide 2 car 8. Approve new mem- ing that the Treatment, bdrm, 1 bath, govern- OVERLAKE DIVISION $250/mo includes rent/ NOTICE OF PUBLIC first and last week- total garage, with finished 12 bers Storage, and Disposal of ment subsidized. 211 1619 Durocher, 3bdrm, utils/ phone access/high HEARING ON PRO- 2 +1 BASEMENT unit, $150 to move in. 46 N x 24 shop. Maintenance 9. Other business Hazardous Materials S. Hale, Grantsville. 2.5bth, 2 car garage, speed internet/ fax. POSED 2006-07 BUDG- all utilities included, Broadway. 882-7605 free, landscaped yard, 10. Adjournment within Tooele City is Pro- Call Tammi 884-1712. nice neighborhood, Call Curtis 882-0355 or ET AND FINAL BUDG- 801-563-0656 large covered deck, Dated this 6 day of June, hibited Equal Housing Opp. SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, $950 per month No 801-205-1700. ET AMENDMENTS FOR very nice. 129K. 804 2006 Sharon A. Dawson 2BDRM duplex, carpet, $500/mo, $400 deposit. smokers no pets 840- THE 2005-2006 BUDG- Fleetwood Drive. Call Pamela Rowley Tooele City Recorder air conditioner, w/d LOW RENT Remodels: Accepts housing. 328 5551 EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- ET for appt. 830-8065. Admin. Clerk Pursuant to the Ameri- hookups, stove, fridge, Studio, 1 and 2 bed- E Main, Grantsville. Call fice space for lease, TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Published in the Tran- can with Disabilities Act, carport. No smoking, no room apartments. New (801)815-2928, 435- SPECTACULAR FSBO 2400sqft, 5bdrm, $125-$400/mo, all utilit- Pursuant to Section 53A- script Bulletin June 8 & Individuals Needing Spe- pets. 882-1408, 882- carpet, tile and paint. 884-0432. VIEWS! 3bdrm, 2bth 2bth, 2 family rooms, ies included. Call Larry 19-102 and 104 of the 13, 2006) cial Accommodations 5490 ask for Gene/ Ja- New management with newer home. New car- .24 acre lot, spectacular (801)574-4035 Utah Code Annotated, Should Notify Sharon A. net. great tenants. Seniors Homes for Rent pet, new paint, fenced view, no back neigh- OFFICE/ BUSINESS notice is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE Dawson, Tooele City Re- welcome. 843-0917 yard. No pets, no bors, built in 2002 space, utilities and high that the Board of Educa- Notice is hereby given corder, at 843-2110 prior 2BDRM, AC, private, qui- smoking. $950/mo. $173,000 call 833-9569 NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, speed internet included, tion of the Tooele County that the Tooele County to the meeting. TDD et area, carport, fenced $$WHY RENT when Call (435)843-0785 or 801-455-2250 yard, w/d hookups, 2bdrm, kitchenette 272 North Broadway. School District will hold a Board of Health will hold Phone Number 843-2108 you can buy? O down STANSBURY PARK, (Published in the Tran- $600/mo, $400/dep. available. Monthly, FSBO 3000+SQFT (435)882-4949 public hearing on June a Public Hearing on programs, not perfect 3bdrm, 2tbh landscape, script Bulletin June 13, 882-1867 weekly & daily specials. 5bdrm 3bth rambler, 20, 2006, at 6:00 p.m. at Tuesday, June 20, 2006 credit. Single parent w/d microwave, auto- 2006) HBO, cable. Call 882- two water heaters, Buildings the Tooele County at 6:30 p.m. in the Health programs. Call for de- matic sprinklers, 2 car COOL 1BDRM base- 3235. or 882-7008. 585 glass top stove, great School District Office, 92 Department West Audito- tails. Berna or Chris garage, avialbe June PUBLIC NOTICE OF ment apartment for rent. Canyon Rd, Tooele. neighborhood! 942 N S Lodestone Way, rium, Room #181, 151 435-840-5029 Group 1st. $950/mo 882-6217 BUILDING MATERIALS: MEETING AND AGEN- $400/mo call 882-5398 Valley View Motel. 1480 E $218,000 496- Tooele, Utah regarding North Main Street, 1 Real Estate cell 801-918-9423 METAL buildings, mini DA to see. 4096 the District’s proposed Tooele, Utah. storage systems, roof 2006-07 fiscal year The purpose of the Pub- Erda Township Plan- 2 AND 3 bedroom STANSBURY, 3 & and wall panels, metal ning Commission FSBO Tri Multi level budget and the final lic Hearing is to receive homes. Rent to own for 4bdrm homes, $1000- building components. The Erda Township 3bdrm, 1bth, 2 car ga- 2005-06 budget. The public comment on the monthly payments start- $1200/mo. 843-9883 Utah Manufacture 20 Planning Commission ing at $500. Call 801- rage, huge family room, proposed 2006-07 budg- draft of Health Regula- years plus. Top quality et and the final 2005-06 will hold a meeting on 310-6948 or (435)224- TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 tile, laminate flooring, tion #15, Illegal Drug Op- low prices. Weekly De- budget may be reviewed June 14, 2006 at 7:00 4804 garage. available July RV parking, $149,900. erations Site Reporting The Kirk livery. 1-800-262-5347. at the District Office dur- and Decontamination. p.m. in the auditorium of 1st. 481 E 670 N. Call (801)824-7164 Quiet, Quality apartments in a cobuildings@cobuild ing regular business All interested persons the Tooele County Court- restored historic structure 2 BEDROOM duplex, 900/mo 700 deposit HOME ON Stansbury ings.net (ucan) hours prior to the hear- house, 47 South Main $550.00 per month (801)319-3967 are invited to attend. Lake, 2yr old, 2100sqft, ing. Copies of the draft are Street, Tooele Utah. $400.00 dep Call Rose If you build, remodel or The Best Places at the Best Prices 3bdrm, 4bth, vaulted Interested persons are available for examination PUBLIC MEETING: 435-882-9088 DP Real- TOOELE OVERLAKE remove buildings you Completely Furnished ceilings, walk-out base- invited to attend and give and public review at the 1. Roll Call ty Townhouse, 3bdrm, can place your classi- ment, dock, lg deck. comment on these budg- Tooele County Health 2. Approval of meeting Weekly & Monthly Rates 2bth, 1 car garage, 3 fied ad in 45 of Utah's 2BDRM 1BTH, storage 6018 Bayshore Drive. ets. Department, 151 North minutes from May 24, levels very nice newspapers for only shed, $575/mo, $284,000. (435)882- Dated this 8th day of Main Street, Tooele, 2006 $850/mo 1943 N 40 W $155. for 25 words ($5. $400/dep. No pets, no 0058 June, 2006. Utah. 3. PUBLIC HEARING: 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 801-733-9499 C-21 for each additional smoking 830-6188 Richard Reese Written comments may (a) AMGP #1020-06 McAffee word). You will reach up Planning on selling your Business Administra- be submitted to Tooele Amendment to the Gen- to 340,000 households 3BDRM 1BTH, com- home, you could be tor County Health Depart- eral Plan, adding Chap- TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth and all you do is call the pletely remodeled bun- sending your sales (Published in the Tran- ment, 151 North Main ter 19, County Resource newer home, fenced, Transcript Bulletin at galow with central air, points to up to 340,000 script Bulletin June 13, Street, Tooele, Utah Management Plan for private yard, 2 car ga- 882-0050 for all the de- new furnace, double households at once. For 2006) 84074 and will be ac- public lands. rage, clean, $1050/mo tails. (Mention UCAN carport, enclosed porch $155. you can place cepted until Friday, June (b) AMZ # 1028-06 plus deposit. Available Classified Network) or sunroom, RV parking 6/12. John (801)916- your 25 word classified PUBLIC NOTICE 30, 2006 at 5:00 p.m. CHAPTER 4 changing too. Super sweet! No ad to all 45 newspapers Notice is hereby given language from BOA to 0101 STEEL BUILDINGS. For more information, smokers, no pets, in Utah. Just call the that the Tooele City Re- Land Use Authority FACTORY Deals. Save contact Jeff Coombs, $900/mo. Available Transcript Bulletin at development Agency will Other Business: TOOELE, 6BDRM, 4bth, $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x Tooele County Environ- June 15th. Call Laney 882-0050 for all the de- hold a public hearing to Adjournment: $1450/mo, 2835sqft, tri- 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 mental Health Director at (435)830-7583 level, very spacious, tails. (Mention ucan) adopt the agency’s 2006- (435) 843-2340. Dated this 8th day of x 12‚ = $3.60/square 2007 fiscal budget. The June, 2006 available 6/15, fenced foot. 1-800-658-2885. Dated this 1st day of N ow Renting 3BDRM 2BTH mobile yard, garden spot, large RAMBLER on .19 acre in meeting will be held on June, 2006. MARY DIXON, Secreta- home in Grantsville, NE Tooele. 2532sqft, www.rigidbuilding.com Wednesday, June 21, ry kitchen, central air, (ucan) Jeffrey R. Coombs MOVE IN SPECIALS beautiful upgraded ma- hardwood floors, dog 6bdrm, 3bth, finished 2006 at the hour of 6:00 Environmental Health Erda Township Plan- Exclusively for Seniors ple huge kitchen, run, 2 car garage, appli- basement. $165K. Financial p.m. in the Tooele City Director ning Commission $700/mo, $350/dep. FSBO 435-882-3114 or (Published in the Tran- ances. No smoking, Services Council Chambers locat- If you desire special ac- Pet Friendly Nce size rooms. Come outdoor pet okay. Call 830-8295 ed at 90 North Main commodations under the script Bulletin June 13, see. 884-6831 (801)835-5592 Street, Tooele, Utah. 2006) SOUTH WILLOW Es- $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE Americans with Disabili- Call for details. Public comment will be ties Act, please contact 3BDRM HOUSE, $800 tates, nearly new ram- CASH for structured PUBLIC NOTICE pp TOOELE, NEWER heard at this time. Writ- Tooele County’s ADA per month; $500 depos- bler ranch, built in 2005, settlements, annutities, SPECIAL MEETING – 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- ten comments can be Coordinator, Pamela (435)843-0717 it, all utilities included. 2888sqft of living space, law suit , mortgage PUBLIC HEARING rage, central air, sent to the Tooele City Ayala at (435) 843-3157, No pets. 882-5420 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- notes & cash flows. J.G. The Town of Rush Valley $875/mo 893 W 1000 S Recorder’s Office at 90 within three workings rage on .33acre, partial Wentworth #1 1-800- will hold a SPECIAL 801-598-4881 www.out- North Main Street. A days prior to this meet- 3BDRM, 1BTH Town- sprinkling system & 794-7310 (ucan) MEETING – PUBLIC westrealty.com copy of the proposed ing. house, rent option to lawn in. Asking price HEARING 7:00 pm Public Notices budget is available for (Published in the Tran- buy. See 8 possible. All TOOELE/ OVERLAKE $216,000. For appoint- Tuesday June 20, 2006 Meetings public review in the City script Bulletin June 13 & appliances included, 3bdrm, 2bth, ment contact Phil Todd at the Rush Valley Town Recorder’s Office prior to 15, 2006) WE NEED w/d. (435)882-0190, 2 car garage, $995/mo at (801)699-5525 Hall, 52 South Park St Deadline for public no- the meeting. (801)699-7884 1748 Dean Ave tices is 4 p.m. the day Sharon Dawson STANSBURY PARK, Davidson Realty prior to publication. RDA Secretary Continued on next page 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Lake property w/dock (801)466-5078 Public notices submit- Pursuant to the Ameri- LISTINGS home for rent, no smok- and paddle boat, 3bdrm ted past the deadline cans with Disabilities Act, ing/ pets. 882-1550 2.5 bath 37 Lake view Homes will not be accepted. individuals needing spe- Ready for your family to move in! $2739 843-1748 or 80- UPAXLP cial accommodations 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 3BDRM, RV parking, en- 750-0028 closed backyard, no during this meeting garage, workshop, $$$SAVE MONEY AGENDA fireplace, Levelor pets, $350/dep, VERY NICE Brick home should notify Sharon window coverings, Find HUD & Bank NOTICE is hereby given $660/mo rent, water is w/basement apartment, Dawson, at 843-2110 pri- hardwood floors, oak owned homes at: that the Board of Trust- paid. 882-0088 double lot, fenced beau- or to the meeting. TDD kitchen with www.tooelebankowned ees of the Stansbury appliances, finished tiful yard, fruit trees, phone number is 843- homes.com or call for Recreation Service Area basement, trees, roses, 4BDRM 3 1/2BTH home, garden, sprinkler sys- 2108. fenced backyard with a list Berna or Chris and the Greenbelt Serv- fire place, deck, utilities tem, possible duplex (Published in the Tran- swing, clothes line and 435-840-5029, Group ice Area and the Board paid not phone, sleep- property. 882-5104 script Bulletin June 8, 13 garden area. ing rooms, $3000/mo 1 Real Estate of Directors of the Stans- & 15, 2006) 598 North Nelson Ave (170 East) 435-849-1947 bury Service Agency will 444 Country Club, Stansbury Manufactured convene their regularly PUBLIC NOTICE $133,900 Homes BRAND NEW home in scheduled meeting on Notice is hereby given Please Call (435) 830-4289 Overlake, 4bdrm, 3bth, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! SINGLE WIDE, new Wednesday, June 14, that the Tooele City $225,000 2 car garage, $1100 per flooring, nice model 2006 at 7:00 p.m., at the Council will hold a public month, $1000 deposit, home park in Tooele for Clubhouse, #1 Country hearing to consider the PRICE REDUCED call Debbie Owner/ sale owner financing, Club Drive, Stansbury adoption of the 2006- Agent 830-4716 reasonable terms. call Park, Utah 84074. 2007 fiscal budget. The Brent 801-864-6949 Business Meeting hearing will be held on Big, well kept, clean home. 3 bdrm, GRANTSVILLE 4BDRM, Sell Your Home Here for 1. Call to Order Wednesday, June 21, 3 baths. full landscaped. 2bth, immaculate Mobile Homes 2. Pledge of Allegiance 2006 at the hour of 7:00 house, large family $ 80* 3. Roll Call p.m. The meeting will be To view go to www.360house.com/255729 room and kitchen, gas ea. 4. Review and Adopt Mi- held in the Tooele City fire place, deck, 2 car 6 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile nutes Council Room located at garage, fenced yard, Call 882-0050 home for rent, no smok- 5. Public Comment 90 North Main Street, Lana McKean central air, all applian- ing/ pets. 882-1550 6. Probable Vote Items Tooele, Utah. ces, fully landscape, *Based on 13 issue contract. 435-833-0233 801-518-8670 a. Greenbelt Sign Policy All citizens are invited to $1200/mo no smoking/ 6 SPACES available – Scott Totman attend and provide the pets 801-835-5592 3BDRM 1BTH, nice yard, Henwood mobile park b. Rod Chamberlain, Tooele City Council with House for Sale by Owner 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah $97,000 obo. 482 North call 882-6642 Greenbelt Acquisition written or oral comments Completely refurbished. Most everything #72 Lakeview – Randy and ask questions con- Parkway Avenue. Seri- SINGLE AND Double new, (Furnace/Air Conditioner, bath, Jones cerning Tooele City’s en- ous inquries only. wide at blow out prices! c. Millpond Pump Pro- tire proposed 2006-2007 kitchen cabinets, floor coverings, paint). Casey/ Carl 833-9243 You move or we do. posed Modification to fiscal budget. Great starter or small family home. Your lot or ours. Brent 3BDRM, 2 full baths, liv- Turn Schedule – Walt The entire proposed Good neighborhood. Have to see this one! (801)864-6949 ing room, 2 family Holmes budget will be available Cute, 2 bdrm, 1 bath. Upper 90’s. rooms, office, hobby Lots & Land 7. Recess for inspection by the pub- Call Marene, 882-5208 room, storage room, in- Work Session lic from 8:00 a.m. until ground trampoline, 1. Possible Vote Items 5:00 p.m., Monday landscaped. 443 E I BUY Land. All Cash! If a. Greenbelt Property through Friday, in the of- 1260 N $184,900. obo interested call Jill at Proposal – John Wright fice of the City Recorder, (435)843-0763 (801)655-0345 b. Greenbelt Sign Policy room 214 at the Tooele Select New Homes Enforcement – Debbie City Hall, 90 North Main 3BDRM, 2BTH rambler, INVESTORS/ DEVEL- Record Street, Tooele, Utah. for rent in Tooele custom tile, Full front OPERS Settlement c. Commercial Impact Sharon Dawson landscaped, back ready Canyon Estate, over 33 Fee Rate – Randy Jones Tooele City Recorder 3 to 6 bedroom, 3 bths option for sod, RV pad, lots of acres, breathtaking 2. Manager’s Report Pursuant to the Ameri- possible. Fully landscaped, upgrades, $160,000. panoramic views, 3 ad- 3. Board Members’ Re- cans with Disabilities Act, 843-1619 joining parcels, multi- ports and Requests individuals needing spe- Sprinklers and yard maintenance 4. Correspondence cial accommodations FOR SALE By Owner: zoned, $20,000/acre f f 5. Financial and Bills during this meeting Now Available 3bdrm, 1.5bth, home obo. (801)860-5696 6. Adjourn should notify Sharon needs little work, big 882-7094 4 bedroom – 2 bath double garage (Published in the Tran- Dawson, at 843-2110 pri- yard, quiet area, STOCKTON BUILDING script Bulletin June 13, or to the meeting. TDD Fenced yard and much more. $90,000. 172 South 1st lots. 12000- 16000ft. 2006) Phone Number is 843- $975.00 per month Street. (801)266-4085 Newly constructed 2108. Text (801)635-5613 )FYOUARE3ELLINGA2AMBLER
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Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices of amending the official ble for public inspection TION SYSTEMS, INC., Lot 410, EASTLAND ES- chase price by 12:00 Deadline for public no- In compliance with Self cans with Disabilities Act, Meetings zoning map and the between 8:30 a.m. and and the record owners of TATES SUBDIVISION noon the day following tices is 4 p.m. the day Storage Facility Act Sec- individuals with special Land Use Development 4:00 p.m. at the Grants- the property as of the re- “A” PLAT 4, according to the sale. The deposit prior to publication. Agenda: tion 38-8-3 of the Utah needs (including auxiliary and Management Code ville City Hall, 429 E. cording of the Notice of the official plat thereof, must be in the form of a Public notices submit- Public Hearings State Code. Contents of communicative aids and of Grantsville, UT by re- Main Street, Grantsville Default are LYLE VAN as recorded in the office cashier’s check or bank ted past the deadline A: Consideration of pro- the units to be auctioned: services ) should contact zoning property located UT 84029 ERICKSON AND JILL of the Tooele County Re- official check payable to will not be accepted. posed Budget for Fiscal Unit #29 Daniel Lopez Charlene Lamph, Office along South Willow Wendy Palmer ERICKSON. corder. Lundberg & Associates. UPAXLP Year 2006-2007 Unit #44 Albert Arellano of Human Resources at Street from RR-5 to RR- City Recorder Bidders must tender to Together with all the im- The balance must be in B: Amendment to Budg- Unit #57 Everett Bird 536-4414. (TDD 536- 1 zoning designation (Published in the Tran- the trustee a $5,000.00 provements now or here- the form of a wire trans- ANNOUNCEMENT OF et 2005-2006 Unit #80 Steve Huffman 4414) 3. 2006-05: This Ordi- script Bulletin June 13, deposit at the sale and after erected on the fer, cashier’s check, APPOINTMENT C: Proposed increase to Unit #78 Nancy Sanchez (Published in the Tran- nance is for the purpose 2006) the balance of the pur- property, and all ease- bank official check (credit AND NOTICE TO Town Recorder/Clerk’s Unit #99 Travis Stephens script Bulletin June 13, of amending the compre- chase price by 2:00 p.m. ments, appurtenances, union official checks are CREDITORS Compensation Unit #W116 Michelle An- 2006) hensive general plan of Public Notices the day following the and fixtures now or here- not accepted) or U.S. Estate of Donald R. Meeting: derson Grantsville City to pro- sale. Both the deposit after a part of the proper- Postal money order pay- Beaumont, Deceased, SUMMONS FOR PUBLI- Agenda: Trustee's Sales (Published in the Tran- vide for a planned devel- and the balance must be ty. able to Lundberg & As- Probate No. 063300042 CATION Roll Call script Bulletin June 13 & opment of approximately Deadline for public no- paid to Lincoln Title In- The current beneficiary sociates. Cash pay- Michelle Beaumont IN THE THIRD DIS- A. Resolution amending 15, 2006) 120 acres of land located tices is 4 p.m. the day surance Agency in the of the trust deed is ments are not accepted. Jones, 612 Green Oak TRICT JUVENILE the 2005-2006 Rush Val- along and north of Clay prior to publication. form of a wire transfer, CitiMortgage, Inc. and A trustee’s deed will be Drive, Cartwright, Okla- NOTICE COURT COUNTY OF ley Town Budget Street, for low density Public notices submit- cashier’s check or certi- the record owners of the delivered to the success- homa 74731, has been An emergency hazard- TOOELE, STATE OF B. Resolution Adopting residential uses. Grants- ted past the deadline fied funds. Cash pay- property as of the record- ful bidder within three appointed Personal Rep- ous waste storage permit UTAH 2006-2007 Rush Valley ville City has conducted will not be accepted. ments, personal checks ing of the notice of de- business days after re- resentative of the above- (# UT-036-2006) has STATE OF UTAH, in the Town Budget several public hearings UPAXLP or trust checks are not fault are Sonny J. Galle- ceipt of the amount bid. entitled estate. Creditors been issued to the Unit- interest of C. Ordinance on propos- concerning this proposal accepted. gos and Joei M. Ellison. DATED: June 12, 2006. of the estate are hereby ed States Air Force, Utah JOHNSON, Haley al to increase Town Re- and has received a rec- NOTICE OF TRUST- DATED: June 8, 2006. The sale is subject to a Scott Lundberg, Trust- notified to: (1) deliver or Test and Training Range 05-13-92 corder/Clerk’s compen- ommendation concerning EE'S SALE LINCOLN TITLE INSUR- bankruptcy filing, a pay- ee mail their written claims (UTTR) located in Box JOHNSON, Trevor sation. this amendment from the The following described ANCE AGENCY off, a reinstatement or 3269 South Main, #100 to the Personal Repre- Elder County and Tooele 07-13-92 Joyce McAtee Grantsville City Planning property will be sold at by: any other condition of Salt Lake City, UT sentative at the address County, Utah. The per- Child(ren) under 18 Recorder/ Clerk, Rush Commission. After ap- public auction to the Debra J. Hohosh which the trustee is not 84115 above; (2) deliver or mit allows the Air Force years of age. Valley Town propriate notice and highest bidder, payable its: Vice President aware that would cause (801) 263-3400 mail their written claims to store up to 84,000 Judge Decker (Published in the Tran- completion of all neces- in lawful money of the Telephone: (801) 476- the cancellation of the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to the Personal Repre- pounds NEW of explo- TO: SHELLY script Bulletin June 13, sary public hearings in United States at the time 0303 sale. If any such condi- – 5:00 p.m. sentative’s attorney of re- sive items at the UTTR JOHNSON, mother 2006) compliance with the re- of sale, at the Tooele web site: smith- tion exists, the sale shall L&A Case No. 06-55809 cord, Ronald L. Elton at Missile Storage Area. Tooele County quirements of State Law, County Courthouse, 47 knowles.com be void, the successful RB the following address: 85 The explosives will be A proceeding concerning TOWN OF RUSH VAL- The City Council has de- South Main, Tooele, UT SK File No. 05-1453 bidder’s funds returned THIS COMMUNICATION North Main Street, Suite stored if unfavorable the above named chil- LEY termined that it is in the 84074, on July 12, 2006, THIS COMMUNICATION and the trustee and cur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO 200, Tooele, Utah 84074 weather conditions force dren is pending in this NOTICE OF PUBLIC best interests of Grants- at 12:00 p.m. of said day, IS AN ATTEMPT TO rent beneficiary shall not COLLECT A DEBT, AND or (3) file their written a delay in treatment at Court and an adjudica- HEARING ON PRO- ville City and the health, for the purpose of fore- COLLECT A DEBT, AND be liable to the success- ANY INFORMATION claims with the Clerk of the Thermal Treatment tion will be made which POSAL TO AMEND safety and general wel- closing a trust deed dat- ANY INFORMATION ful bidder for any dam- OBTAINED WILL BE the Third District Court, Unit. The Air Force has may include the perma- THE TOWN RECORD- fare of its citizens to ed December 11, 2003, OBTAINED WILL BE age. USED FOR THAT PUR- 47 South Main Street, requested the permit be- nent termination of your ER’S COMPENSATION adopt this Ordinance in and executed by LYLE USED FOR THAT PUR- Bidders must tender to POSE. Tooele Utah, 84074, or cause it has determined parental rights. Pursuant to Section 10- order to amend the VAN ERICKSON AND POSE the trustee a $5,000.00 (Published in the Tran- otherwise present their that storage at the UTTR You are hereby sum- 3-818 of the Utah Code, Grantsville City General JILL ERICKSON, as (Published in the Tran- deposit at the sale and script Bulletin June 13, claims as required by is more protective of hu- moned to appear before Notice is hereby given Plan. The City Council Trustors, in favor of script Bulletin June 13, the balance of the pur- 20 & 27, 2006) Utah Law within three man health and the envi- this Court in said county that the Town Council of also finds that long range MORTGAGE ELEC- 20 & 27, 2006) chase price by 12:00 months after the date of ronment than further on JULY 6, 2006 AT the Town of Rush Valley, planning and rural devel- TRONIC REGISTRA- noon the day following NOTICE OF TRUST- the first publication of transporting the explo- 10:45 A.M. for a Trial in will hold a public hearing opment such as is pro- TION SYSTEMS, INC., the sale. The deposit EE'S SALE this notice or be forever sive material. The permit the courtroom of this on June 20, 2006, at NOTICE OF TRUST- posed for the specified as Beneficiary, which EE'S SALE must be in the form of a The following described barred. is issued so that treat- court located at 47 South 7:00 p.m. at the Rush 120 acres will greatly as- Trust Deed was recorded cashier’s check or bank property will be sold at Date of first publication: ment can be conducted Main Street, Tooele, Valley Town Hall, Rush The following described sist in implementing a on December 18, 2003, property will be sold at official check payable to public auction to the May 30, 2006. more safely during favor- Utah. Your failure to ap- Valley Utah, upon a pro- planned growth strategy as Entry No. 215996, in Lundberg & Associates. highest bidder at the Ronald L. Elton, Attor- able weather conditions. pear will result in a de- posal to increase the public auction to the that will accommodate Book 912, at Page 460, highest bidder at the The balance must be in West Main Entrance, ney for Personal Rep- This permit is in effect fault judgment and the Town Recorder’s com- the long range goals of in the Official Records of the form of a wire trans- North Steps, Tooele resentative from June 20, 2006, termination of your pa- pensation. West Main Entrance, Grantsville City and its Tooele County, State of North Steps, Tooele fer, cashier’s check, County Courthouse, 47 85 North Main Street, through September 17, rental rights. Dated this 8th day of residents to maintain a Utah covering real prop- bank official check (credit South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. 2006. Copies of the per- DATED THIS 22nd day June, 2006. County Courthouse, 47 low density rural residen- erty purportedly located South Main Street, union official checks are Tooele, Utah, on July 13, Telephone No. (435) mit are available for pub- of May, 2006. BY ORDER OF THE tial atmosphere. at 216 South Russell not accepted) or U.S. 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of 882-5284 lic inspection during nor- LISA W. NAGEL MAYOR OF THE Tooele, Utah, on July 13, 4. 2006-06: This Ordi- Lane, Rush Valley, Utah 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of Postal money order pay- said day, for the purpose (Published in the Tran- mal business hours, or Assistant Attorney TOWN OF RUSH VAL- nance is for the purpose 84069 in Tooele County, able to Lundberg & As- of foreclosing a trust script Bulletin May 30, other hours with prior ar- General LEY said day, for the purpose of amending the official Utah, and more particu- of foreclosing a trust sociates. Cash pay- deed originally executed June 6 & 13, 2006) rangement, on the 4th (801)366-0250 MAYOR TRAVIS SAG- larly described as: zoning map and the deed originally executed ments are not accepted. on July 19, 2005 by NOTICE OF PUBLIC floor of the Martha (Published in the Tran- ERS BEGINNING AT THE Land Use Development on February 24, 2003 by A trustee’s deed will be Stuart Egbert, as trustor, AUCTION Hughes Cannon Health script Bulletin May 23, (Published in the Tran- NORTHWEST CORNER and Management Code Sonny J. Gallegos and delivered to the success- in favor of Mortgage Notice is hereby given of Building, 288 North 1460 30, June 6 & 13, 2006) script Bulletin June 13, OF SECTIONS 5, of Grantsville City, Utah Joei M. Ellison, as trust- ful bidder within three Electronic Registration a public auction to be West, Salt Lake City. 2006) TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, by rezoning property lo- ors, in favor of Mortgage business days after re- Systems, Inc., as nomi- held July 1, 2006. At For further information, cated directly north of RANGE 5 WEST, SALT ceipt of the amount bid. contact Connie Rauen at PUBLIC NOTICE Electronic Registration nee for Finance America, Grand Storage 77 North Cherry Grove Subdivi- LAKE BASE AND MERI- DATED: June 9, 2006. (801) 538-6170. In com- The following Ordinan- Systems, Inc., as nomi- LLC, its successors and 1100 West, at 9:00 am. sion in Grantsville City DIAN: AND RUNNING Scott Lundberg, Trust- pliance with the Ameri- ces have been adopted nee for New Freedom assigns, covering the fol- from a R1-21 to CN zon- THENCE EAST 1320 ee by the Grantsville City Mortgage Corporation, lowing real property pur- ing designation. The FEET; THENCE SOUTH 3269 South Main, #100 Council held June 7, its successors and as- ported to be located in Grantsville City Council 1320 FEET; THENCE Salt Lake City, UT 2006. signs, covering the fol- Tooele County at 785 finds that this amend- WEST 33 FEET; 84115 parking lot at 9 a.m. on June 25; 1. 2006-03: This Ordi- lowing real property pur- West 880 South, Tooele, ment is consistent with THENCE NORTH 295 (801) 263-3400 Doings cost is $15. We are going to the nance is for the purpose ported to be located in UT 84074 (the under- the general plan of FEET; THENCE WEST Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. of amending the Official Tooele County at 426 signed disclaims liability Rainbow Casino in Wendover Grantsville City and will 295 FEET; THENCE – 5:00 p.m. Zoning Map and the East Brittany Way, for any error in the ad- continued from page B2 and will leave there at 5 p.m. be in the best interests of SOUTH 295 FEET; L&A Case No. 05-54258 Land Use Development Tooele, UT 84074 and dress), and more particu- Grantsville City and its THENCE WEST 992 JT Call Lois at 882-3976 or Roberta and Management Code more correctly described larly described as: residents. FEET; THENCE NORTH THIS COMMUNICATION at 882-0259 for reservations. of Grantsville, UT by re- as 426 East Brittany Lot 568, RANCHO All ordinances are availa- 1320 FEET TO THE IS AN ATTEMPT TO • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; zoning property located Way, Tooele, UT 84074- TOOELE PHASE V Eagles feed fathers POINT OF BEGINNING. COLLECT A DEBT, AND lunch at noon, reservations by along Cooley Street from 8926 (the undersigned AMENDED, according to Tax ID: 01-295-0-0001 ANY INFORMATION 8:30 a.m. The Tooele Eagles Auxiliary an A-10 and RM-7 to R1- disclaims liability for any the official plat thereof on The current Beneficiary OBTAINED WILL BE #164 will serve breakfast from 12. error in the address), and file and of record in the • Everyday puzzles, pool, social of the trust deed is USED FOR THAT PUR- 2. 2006-04: This Ordi- more particularly descri- Tooele County Record- • June 18 — Happy Father’s Day 9:30-11:30 a.m. on Father’s Day, MORTGAGE ELEC- bed as: POSE. er's Office. June 18, at the lodge. The buffet nance is for the purpose TRONIC REGISTRA- • June 23 — Summer Dutch oven (Published in the Tran- Together with all the im- breakfast costs $6 for adults and script Bulletin June 13, provements now or here- dinner 4 p.m. Free for all members 20 & 27, 2006) after erected on the or $3. Reserve yours by June 16. $3 for kids under 12. All fathers property, and all ease- • June 27 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 eat free. Listings Needed! NOTICE OF TRUST- ments, appurtenances, p.m. by appointment Moose events set and fixtures now or here- EE'S SALE Tooele Moose Lodge hosts The following described after a part of the proper- • June 30 — Wendover trip $15 property will be sold at ty. Tooele seniors steak dinners every Friday I Make Buying Easy The current beneficiary public auction to the The Tooele County Senior Citizen and Saturday. Lunch and din- highest bidder at the of the trust deed is U.S. ner are served Monday through Bank National Associa- Center can be reached at 882-2870. NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG West Main Entrance, Saturday. Father’s Day Brunch North Steps, Tooele tion, as trustee and the • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; County Courthouse, 47 record owner of the prop- aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; will be served Sunday, June 18, South Main Street, erty as of the recording line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. 11 a.m. to noon — Dads are of the notice of default is Tooele, Utah, on July 13, • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; free! 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of Stuart Egbert. The above events are for said day, for the purpose The sale is subject to a Pinochle 1 p.m. $$ members and qualified guests $$1182,00082,000 1182,00082,000 of foreclosing a trust bankruptcy filing, a pay- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. deed originally executed off, a reinstatement or to Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing only. 16 Aparicio Drive 35 Aparicio Drive on April 26, 2004 by any other condition of 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceram- Moose host a garage sale Mike Hansen and Julee which the trustee is not every Saturday and Sunday in Beautifully Landscaped Corner Lot with Views, Beautiful Home w/ Gorgeous Views, Curb aware that would cause ics 1 p.m. Hansen, as trustors, in June from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. — 3 Bdrms, 2 Full Baths, Spacious Upstairs Loft, 2 Appeal, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full Baths, Family gathering favor of Mortgage Elec- the cancellation of the • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Family Rooms and a Open Kitchen You’ll Love. areas and Fully Landscaped, Call Shane to see. tronic Registration Sys- sale. If any such condi- aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; open to the public. tems, Inc., as nominee tion exists, the sale shall blood pressure at Noon; bridge Sewing group meets be void, the successful for Access Mortgage, its 12:45 p.m.; Canasta 1 p.m. The Sewing Guild will not 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville successors and assigns, bidder’s funds returned meet at the Extension office in Incredible country living in this covering the following re- and the trustee and cur- • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; al property purported to rent beneficiary shall not Mexican train 2 p.m.; Bingo noon; June. We are planning to partici- beautifully modern 2000 Rambler be located in Tooele be liable to the success- dancing 6-8 p.m.; No evening meals pate in the Wasatch Front Quilt County at 1719 North 40 ful bidder for any dam- on Fridays during June, July or Shop Hop which begins June with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master age. East, Tooele, UT 84074 August. 21. Those sewers interested in Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, (the undersigned dis- Bidders must tender to claims liability for any er- the trustee a $5,000.00 • June 16 — Potluck dinner 5 going, contact Geri Thomas at 2 Full Baths and area in ror in the address), and deposit at the sale and p.m.; dance with Delbert 6-8 p.m. 882-3487 for details. basement for 5 more bedrooms, more particularly descri- the balance of the pur- • June 23 — Dance with Ned 6-8 bed as: chase price by 12:00 ShopTooele meets $$ p.m. 2295,00095,000 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots Lot 789, OVERLAKE ES- noon the day following The ShopTooele Business of possibilities. TATES PHASE "1-E" the sale. The deposit • June 30 — No dance. Alliance Networking Party will SUBDIVISION, accord- must be in the form of a Senior Circle, MWMC be Tuesday, June 20, from 7- cashier’s check or bank ing to the official plat Senior Circle is for those over 50 8:30 p.m. at Jackrabbit Press, thereof, on file and re- official check payable to and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 272 N. Broadway, and will fea- Ideal East side cord in the office of the Lundberg & Associates. county recorder of The balance must be in for a membership form and to RSVP ture two businesses: Cari Gavin Oquirrh Cottage Condo Tooele County, Utah. the form of a wire trans- for all activities except exercise and will feature JackRabbit Press; RR Together with all the im- fer, cashier’s check, water aerobics. and Alison Vokac will feature ENearE Golf Course, 3 Bdrms, bank official check (credit DD provements now or here- • Body Instincts — Meets 10 a.m. Millionaire Mindset. NN 2 Full Bths,T TMaster Suite, after erected on the union official checks are UNDERUU ACC property, and all ease- not accepted) or U.S. Tuesdays at Pinnacle Therapy (29 See www.shoptooele.org for RRVaults,A Walk-in closets, ments, appurtenances, Postal money order pay- S. Main). more information, or call Paula TT and fixtures now or here- able to Lundberg & As- • Hinges and Twinges (water Gamonal at 435-579-1733. N Covered Patio, Peace and sociates. Cash pay- O N after a part of the proper- aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and CONTRACTCCO Quiet. ty. ments are not accepted. Real estate investors meet $$1139,90039,900 The current beneficiary A trustee’s deed will be Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic June 15 at 7 p.m. at Tooele 139,900 of the trust deed is Wells delivered to the success- Center, $2. City Hall, 90 N. Main, the Tooele ful bidder within three Fargo Bank, N.A. and • June 14 — Noon Lunch Bunch Real Estate Investors Group the record owners of the business days after re- at Denny’s CommercialCommercial PPropertyroperty property as of the record- ceipt of the amount bid. will meet. This is a group of GreatGreat IInvestmentnvestment ing of the notice of de- DATED: June 12, 2006. • June 15-16 — 12:30-5 p.m. AARP real estate investors or those fault are Mike Hansen Scott Lundberg, Trust- driving course who want to be and those offer- D ee LLD and Julee Hansen. • June 21 — 11 a.m., Wellness ing complementing services. A OO The sale is subject to a 3269 South Main, #100 Luncheon, “Preparing for the SOLDS Salt Lake City, UT speaker presents each month S bankruptcy filing, a pay- Pandemic” by Kip Thompson off, a reinstatement or 84115 on the third Thursday. RSVP to $$ $$2289,00089,000 any other condition of (801) 263-3400 • June 22 — 7 p.m., Healthy 882-0355 or 801-205-1700. 2216,50016,500 289,000 which the trustee is not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Women Seminar, “General Foot Two homes on a .43 Acre Main As The South End Of Main Street Is Becoming aware that would cause – 5:00 p.m. Care” by Kip Thompson Revitalized Take Advantage Of This Great the cancellation of the L&A Case No. 06-55747 • June 23 — city library and Utah Street Lot, Ideal Location for Location and Building on .69 Acres, This Former RB sale. If any such condi- Arts Festival day trip. residential living & business. Zoned Store could be used as Office, Restaurant, tion exists, the sale shall THIS COMMUNICATION Unload Computer, Supply, Market, Convenience Store IS AN ATTEMPT TO • June 26 — 10 a.m., Knotty Multi-Use with great renatl potential. or Bail Bonds, Use your imagination! be void, the successful bidder’s funds returned COLLECT A DEBT, AND Knitters. Your and the trustee and cur- ANY INFORMATION • June 27 — 5 p.m., Birthday OBTAINED WILL BE rent beneficiary shall not Bingo. be liable to the success- USED FOR THAT PUR- Truck ful bidder for any dam- POSE. Groups Professional Agent • Executive Club age. (Published in the Tran- Bidders must tender to script Bulletin June 13, Cell the trustee a $5,000.00 20 & 27, 2006) deposit at the sale and Eastern Star bus trip set 840- 0344 The bus will leave Albertson’s the balance of the pur- 882-0050 B8 TUESDAY June 13, 2006

Aprons were worn over almost everything to BIRTHDAYS protect the clothing from work dirt. A common Jubilee type of apron was the pinned apron, with the continued from page B1 top half of the apron pinned to the bodice of the Ruth Pitt dress, she said. “As any woman knows,” Gillmore or Lindsey Woolsey, a type of fabric woven to said, “when you work most of the dirt ends up The family of Ruth S. Pitt keep the softer linen side toward the skin and the across the front of the apron.” But with pinned would like to wish her a happy 86th birthday. They would like woolen side on the outside where it wore well. aprons, women could easily unpin the apron and to invite family and friends to The trousers fastened to the waist with a flap drop the top of the apron over the dirty front to help them celebrate on June that buttoned on the left and right sides. “You had present a tidy appearance for guests. 17, 2006, from 3-6 p.m. at the better not be in a hurry,” Earl Gillmore said of the The annual Jubilee is presented by the Two Pine Canyon church. inconvenient design. Tooele Valley DUP companies, said Debbie Ruth was born and raised in Men usually wore a work shirt over the vest Condie, company president. Each of the 19 camps and undershirt, Karen Gillmore said. This shirt Pine Canyon and is from a fam- in Tooele Valley DUP chose a different subject to ily of nine. Her father is Versel was made of a coarsely woven fabric. The over demonstrate, she said. The camps exhibited shirt protected a man’s clothing from the dirt and Shields and her mother is Mary everything from lace making to children’s games. Agnes Shields. Ruth was mar- grease as he worked. The camps researched their subject, and some ried to Donald B. Pitt in the Men carried necessity bags over their shoulder featured guests from other parts of the state to LDS Salt Lake Temple for 35 where they carted eating utensils, food, a cup, a offer hands on demonstrations. years before Donald passed book or other small treasures, she said. The event is held on the anniversary of away in 1985. They have five Woman wishing to sew their own pioneer Brigham Young’s birthday, she said. The first children: Johnny (Mary) Pitt, clothing need to be aware of a few things, Pioneer Jubilee was held in 1897, 50 years after Craig (Doelene) Pitt, Alan Pitt, Ruth S. Pitt Karen Gillmore said. Pioneer looking clothing photography / Alleen Lang the pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley, Barry (Michelle) Pitt, and Peggy is comfortable and easier to sew than authentic Condie said. At the Pioneer Jubilee, Karma Manchego Pitt (Larry Horn); 15 grandchil- er, and she retired when her clothing, which is made from patterns used by wore an early 1920s light beige cotton and Since that time Daughters of the Utah Pioneers dren; 13 great-grandchildren; husband, Don, passed away, pioneer women. lace blouse that belonged to her great-grand- have held celebrations. It is now an international and are expecting three more so she could serve a mission Whatever style of pattern one chooses to use, mother Alice Foster Pernell. phenomenon, she said. great-grandchildren. in Ohio. Ruth enjoys dancing, however, she said for a more authentic look, “Our goal, really, is to preserve history, and to Ruth has been on three LDS watching her kids and grand- clothing should be made of fabric with a small They also took their flat irons with them on appreciate our pioneer ancestors,” she said. By missions in Colorado/Mexico, kids play sports, spending print with two or no more than three colors. the trail, not out of vanity, but because the heat of studying the past, she said, we gain an apprecia- Ohio and North Carolina. Ruth time with her family and doing Pioneer women lined their clothing to help the the iron helped neutralize the lye soap. If newly- tion of our present. worked at Alan’s Food Town church activities. dresses hold up better to the constant exposure washed clothing was not ironed it was likely to In addition, she said, the DUP event is trying for 35 years as their book keep- to skin oils and dirt. cause serious skin rashes, Gillmore said. to keep alive the pioneer crafts and skills. Jo Jo Perfili • Use ceiling fans to circulate air within your ing pump, making sure the cooler pads are being home. evenly saturated with water. Look for leaks Happy 80th birthday Jo Jo Cool Family and friends are invited • In the evenings, operate your cooler fan through split seams or rusted areas. continued from page B1 to an open house to honor Jo Jo without the water pump. Cool air will be moved Check in midsummer through your house without using any water. Perfili on Sunday, June 18, 2006, last longer, but they are seldom biodegradable In the midsummer, re-check to make sure the • Install a thermostat to turn it on and off so from 3-5 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s and don’t really cool much better than natural cooler is working right. your cooler can be as water-wise and energy- Church, 510 E. Vine St. pads. • Check the water level which should be wise as possible. No gifts, please. Only your If you opt to maintain your own swamp about one inch below the top of the tray and presence is requested. cooler, use special care if it is on the roof of your Clean each spring below the top of the overflow pipe. If the water home. Be sure the electrical currents inside the If you are just getting yours out in the spring, level is too high or too low, adjust the float arm. home are turned off when working with electri- clean it before using it. • Look for overflow. Make sure your float • Remove the panels and clean out any debris cal wiring. valve is working properly. If the valve sticks, As stated before, swamp coolers may use in the water pan at the bottom. the water will run continuously causing water 50-200 gallons of water per day, but if well main- • Check the fan belt on the motor. It should to overflow the tray and be wasted. Adjust your tained, they require less water. move about an inch when it is pressed. Lightly float arm and, if that doesn’t fix the problem, To make a swamp cooler the most efficient, oil the bearing on the blower assembly and the install a new float valve. try these tricks. motor if it has an oil receptacle. Jo Jo Perfili • Delay turning on your cooler until the out- • Install new cooler pads. Aspen wood fiber • Check all other working parts, including the side temperature reaches 85 degrees rather than pads are a good choice, or follow manufacturer’s pump, motor and fan belt. turning it on when it is 79 degrees. You will use recommendations. • Check the condition of the cooler pads. The 50 percent less water. • If you have very hard water, you may want cleaner the pads, the more efficient the cooler. • Open windows a crack in the rooms you to use a chemical to reduce lime build-up. If they have a heavy accumulation of mineral See News Happening? want to cool. • Reconnect the water line and turn on the deposits, replace them. • Turn on the water pump a few minutes water supply. Check the float valve and make • Coolers have a “bleed-off valve” to drain the Give Us a Call! 882-0050 before turning the fan on to saturate the cooler sure it is operating properly. If necessary, adjust recirculating water, preventing excessive mineral TOOELETRANSCRIPT pads. This makes the cooler more efficient when the float arm by bending it. buildup. Make sure the valve is adjusted properly ULLETIN the fan is turned on. • Switch on the cooler motor and recirculat- to drain no more water than is necessary. 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