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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT THS football T Check out the upsets Orem features on our new Web site: See A10 BULLETIN tooeletranscript.com September 16, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 035 50¢ Trio of local businesses betting on downtown coming into the southern end right next door to Allen’s at 18 Largest venture will of the area. N. Main Street. The businesses are The Grandma’s Closet opened its be Liddiard’s discount Budget and Clearance Center, doors this month, while The furniture store a division of Liddiard’s Home Budget and Clearance Center Furnishings that is moving into will open this Thursday, and by Doug Radunich the old Al & Lid Furniture and Allen’s expects to open by the STAFF WRITER Appliance building near 100 end of the month. South; Allen’s Floor Coverings, The largest of the three ven- The movement to revitalize which has been in Tooele for tures is the new discount fur- Tooele’s downtown appears several years and will move niture store, which will reuse to be gaining fresh momen- into 24 N. Main Street; and tum with three new businesses Grandma’s Closet, which is SEE DOWNTOWN PAGE A5 ➤

photogrpahy / Maegan Burr Students take notes while attending class at USU Tooele Monday. Enrollment at the campus has seen a large increase as more first-year college students earn credits closer to home. USU Tooele student enrollment skyrockets Officials say biggest increase of 21 percent over last “The cost of getting an educa- fall’s enrollment. That’s the largest tion is rising, and students are single-year increase ever year-over-year growth the cam- looking for ways to save money,” is being driven partly by pus has experienced ever, accord- Anderson said, adding that local ing to university officials. students can save on housing and high school students “We are seeing a new trend of food costs by staying at home for high school graduates enrolling their first year while completing by Tim Gillie here at USU Tooele to complete university-level courses. STAFF WRITER general education courses,” said “Some of these students have Suzanne Anderson, student advi- jobs in the community or are Utah State University Tooele’s sor at USU Tooele. “This account- waiting to serve LDS missions,” enrollment has boomed this year ed for a big part of our increase in Anderson said. with a flood of incoming fresh- enrollment.” The Tooele campus has expe- men. The enrollment boom is also rienced steady growth over the Enrollment at the USU Tooele partly being driven by the econo- campus this fall is 789 — an my, according to Anderson. SEE USU PAGE A8 ➤ Erda man killed in SR-36 crash said. The Buick sustained signifi- by Jamie Belnap Oborn safely maneuvered the cant damage, requiring firefight- STAFF WRITER Buick out of the main flow of ers to cut the doors off to extri- traffic and into the west emer- cate Oborn. He was pronounced An Erda man was killed Friday gency lane. He then called dead on scene. Police believe morning when the parked car he Quality from his cell phone and Oborn had removed his seat belt was in was hit from behind by a asked another employee to come prior to the crash. minivan on SR-36 in Tooele. help him. While Oborn was wait- “He was hit very, very hard,” Brent Oborn, 47, a mechan- ing for help to arrive, a Mercury Wimmer said. “It pushed the rear ic with Quality Automotive in Villager driven by Amy Price, 32, tires way up into the vehicle. You Tooele, was field-testing a cli- of Tooele, veered off the road and couldn’t open the doors.” ent’s Buick Century in the south- slammed into the backside of the Price, who was the only occu- bound lanes of SR-36 just south Buick while traveling 60 mph, pant of the minivan, sustained of the 2400 North intersection according to Wimmer. minor injuries, Wimmer said. shortly after 11 a.m. when the “It was pretty much a straight- Oborn, a father of eight, has vehicle stalled, according to Lt. on strike from the back,” Wimmer lived in Erda for 11 years and Paul Wimmer of the Tooele City said. “The rear of the car was worked at Quality for nearly 15 Police Department. lifted slightly by the hood of the years. “He had just been doing some van and the two vehicles spun Police are still investigating photography / Troy Boman work on the vehicle and was out around and ended up facing Jordan Jones and Tyler Eyre (l-r) move a mattress into Liddiard’s Home Furnishings’ new The Budget and Clearance seeing if it was fixed,” Wimmer north.” SEE CRASH PAGE A8 ➤ Center, located at Al & Lid’s previous location on 100 South in Tooele Monday. The store is one of several new businesses opening or scheduled to open soon in downtown Tooele.

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE CountyUV INDEX prepping for largest election ever The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:12 a.m. 7:34 p.m. Thursday 7:13 a.m. 7:33 p.m. by Tim Gillie increase of 31 percent. able to group voting machines together Friday 7:14 a.m. 7:31 p.m. 6 6 6 5 5 5 6 Saturday 7:15 a.m. 7:29 p.m. STAFF WRITER The budget for the 2008 presidential to make better use of them,” Gillette said. Sunday 7:16 a.m. 7:28 p.m. election is $100,000. Four years ago, the “We also had some polling places that did Monday 7:17 a.m. 7:26 p.m. Wed ThuTooele Fri County Sat Sun Clerk Mon Tue Marilyn Gillette is county spent $75,000 on that presidential not have adequate space for the machines Tuesday 7:18 a.m. 7:24 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number,preparing the greater the for need whatfor eye and will skin likely be the largest election. Part of the increased cost is for needed with the growth in the precincts.” Wednesday 8:30 p.m. 9:53 a.m. protection.voter0-2 turnoutLow; 3-5 Moderate; in 6-7the High; history 8-10 of the county operating three early voting sites. In 2004, Most of the changes were designed to Thursday 9:04 p.m. 11:08 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:45 p.m. 12:25 p.m. during this year’s presidential election. the county had one early voting location consolidate several precincts into one Saturday 10:37 p.m. 1:38 p.m. “InALMANAC 2004, the voter turnout was 66 per- at the county courthouse, and Gillette location. That move won’t reduce the Sunday 11:39 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 15. Sunshine and patchy More clouds than Rather cloudy with a cent. That is pretty typical of a presiden- said it was overcrowded. The county is number poll workers needed, according Monday none 3:41 p.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Clouds and sunshine Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:48 a.m. 4:26 p.m. clouds sunshine t-storm possible tial election,” said Gillette. “But this year also renting laptops for poll workers to to Gillette. Instead of saving money or High/Low past week 88/46 Last New First Full NormalI expect high/low pastthe week turnout will 80/52 be higher. Voters use to look up voter records this year manpower, the idea is to try and make 83 56 80 56 80 55 69 54 78 53 75 49 73 50 Averagehave temp strong past week feelings about 65.6 the presiden- — a move designed to increase speed and voting lines move faster and provide a Normaltial average candidates temp past week and people 66.3 in general are accuracy in checking records. private and comfortable experience for TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 21 Sep 29 Oct 7 Oct 14 Shown is Wednesday’s more aware of the issues and want their Polling locations have also been rear- voters, Gillette said. say in the election.” ranged to handle the anticipated turnout. “In some of the old locations, we had to Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are file photo / Troy Boman 88 Wednesday night’s lows and 79 80 82 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 74In 2004,71 74 there were 25,198 registered “Some locations did not have enough squeeze machines into the hallway close Wednesday’s highs. Poll workers Nancy Burgoyn and Diane Parish (l-r) wait for voters to cast ballots at the voters in the county. Today there are parking, others were not handicap acces- county courthouse in this 2007 file photo. Tooele County Clerk Marilyn Gillette expects 33,026, according to Gillette. That is an sible, and in some cases we wanted to be SEE ELECTION PAGE A7 ➤ the largest voter turnout in county history during this year’s presidential election. 62 57 57 UTAH WEATHER 46 48 53 48 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 84/44 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) BULLETIN BOARDClive B2 INSIDE Creek 86/57 Knolls WEATHER Lake Point 84/49 86/59 86/58 86/58 12.76 13.64 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B6 Stansbury Park 83/57 Erda 86/58 Polish professor HOMETOWN B1 Grantsville THS students Vernal 85/57 Pine Canyon 0.68 Salt Lake City 81/46 86/58 74/50 0.10 0.35 0.27 moves to teach at remember 9/11 Tooele 86/58 OBITUARIES A7 Bauer 83/56 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 83/55 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D USU Tooele See A3 Provo Roosevelt OPEN FORUM A4 83/56 84/47 See B1 82/52 See Complete Stockton Pollen Index Price SPORTS A10 83/55 81/49 High Nephi Forecast Rush Valley 82/51 TV LISTINGS B4 81/54 Ophir Moderate on A9 73/50 Low Delta Manti Absent 88/53 81/49 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 88/54 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 83/55 82/50 Moab 82/49 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 88/54 Beaver 86/54 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 81/49 Ibapah 80/52 24-hour 82/48 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.06 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 81/48 79/49 at Grantsville 1.31 none 93/65 Kanab 82/54 Eureka 78/50 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.57 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 16, 2008 Showcase of Homes draws bigger-than-expected crowd by Doug Radunich Tooele County. STAFF WRITER “We were lucky to have that great support from our local The first-ever Tooele County people, but we did have a good Showcase of Homes exceeded number of folks from the Salt organizers’ expectations, with Lake area and elsewhere,” she hundreds of people spend- said. ing a portion of last weekend Haddock said many of the viewing 22 homes from across attendees were potential buy- Tooele Valley. ers, not just window shop- Melissa Collings, one of the ping. organizers for the three-day “I think most were actu- event, said turnout was better ally looking at buying some than anticipated. of these homes, because a lot “Around 500 to 600 people of people out there were just went through the homes, and holding off and waiting for the we pretty much outweighed market to get better,” she said. every expectation we had for “Our market has picked up this event,” she said. again and we’re starting to get Carol Haddock, anoth- more showings. We also had er organizer, said the strong quite a few lenders set up in attendance was a pleasant sur- the garages of the homes, and prise. they were talking to people “We were worried that with about how much better loans gas prices being high, people are this year.” might not want to drive out The showcase highlighted here or drive around to all the new homes ranging in price homes,” she said. “We obvious- from $189,000 to $600,000. The ly did better than we thought, homes — some of which were and we even had more build- up for sale and others just for ers than we thought we would display — were selected for have. Although we don’t have their design and architectural exact figures yet, we know that qualities. several of the homes went Cloward said she was under contract, and that sev- pleased that the showcase led photography / Troy Boman eral of the builders got addi- to firm offers from buyers. Builder B.J. Castagno stands in front of one of his homes on Wrathall Way in Grantsville Tuesday. Two of Castagno’s homes were featured in last week’s Tooele tional building jobs.” “It was found that the build- County Showcase of Homes. Nicole Cloward, presi- ers who stayed in the homes dent for the Tooele County and talked with people com- at $499,000. Both homes are “The only complaint people of homes where only the most and tickets. Collings said some Showcase of Homes, said ing through were the ones located in newer subdivisions had was that they wanted it magnificent homes are the of those preparations are Saturday was the biggest day who had the most success,” in Grantsville. to be two weekends instead focus, and our prices will be already underway. for the event, and that most of Cloward said. “Just being there “There were about 350 peo- of just one, so we’ll do that similar to this year’s,” she said. “We have been talking the home browsers were from inside the homes proved to be ple who came and looked at next year,” she said. “People “But we will have a combina- with a number of builders a huge benefit, because the my homes Thursday through also said they wanted to have tion of both luxury and afford- already, and there are pos- people were able to obtain Saturday,” Castagno said. “This awards for the homes, so we’ll able decorated homes for next sibly 11 homes that will be more information.” was a good opportunity for also have awards for next year. A lot of the builders for built for next year’s showcase Grantsville builder people to see what new decor year with categories like ‘best this year want to participate of homes,” she said. “We feel CORRECTION B.J. Castagno showcased or construction trends were decor,’ ‘best design,’ ‘best inte- again, as well as several new that this event is going to be two homes — titled “The out there, and I will definitely rior,’ and ‘people’s choice.’” builders who had talked to us bigger and better with every Hollywood” and “The Wrathall” sign up for it again next year.” Haddock said the majority afterward.” year. There were some people In the article titled “Historic — that were 4,200 square feet Cloward also said that next of the homes for next year’s Cloward hopes to involve who thought this couldn’t be automobiles to roll through and 5,200 square feet respec- year’s showcase of homes will showcase will also be in the more industry pros next year, done in Tooele County, but we Tooele this weekend at two tively. The Hollywood is cur- be an even bigger event with affordable price range. and put more emphasis on overcame all of that and came events” (Sept. 11), the date of rently up for sale at $429,000, more attendees and more “We won’t try to be like Salt advertising, plus creation and out on top.” the Heroes of Speed parade while the Wrathall is for sale homes on display. Lake’s or St. George’s showcase distribution of maps, books [email protected] was incorrectly reported as Saturday rather than Friday. The Transcript-Bulletin apologizes for the error. Recycled wastewater helping to maintain county roads by Jamie Belnap Department of Transportation The water has been used STAFF WRITER requires for such uses. on several backcountry roads, �� “The cost of saltwater may including parts of the Pony �� A new initiative by officials not be expensive per mile,” Express Route. UDOT plans to � at the Tooele Chemical Agent said Rod Thompson, director test a concentrated amount Disposal Facility is decreasing of the Tooele County roads of the product for use as a de- �� the amount of waste shipped department. “But there are icer in the Salt Lake area as �� off the installation and help- many miles of dirt roads in well, according to Grieser. �� ing county roads at the same Tooele County, creating a chal- “This initiative has helped time. lenge with the limited road build that cooperation between �� According to Alaine Grieser, maintenance budget avail- us and the local community,” �� spokesperson for Deseret able.” Grieser said. “It’s rewarding to �� Chemical Depot, the project This reuse project is also know that you’re contributing �� makes use of wastewater from cost-effective for TOCDF, since to the community.” �� the facility’s water softener it helps the facility save on fuel TOCDF also recycles items �� system. TOCDF is currently costs associated with truck- such as computers, electron- donating the wastewater to ing the wastewater off site and ics, white paper, industrial �� the county to be used for dust the cost of water treatment, scrap metal and wood pallets, �� suppression and road main- according to Grieser. Grieser said. tenance on dirt roads dur- Since the beginning of the [email protected] �� photo courtesy of Deseret Chemical Depot �� ing summer months, as the summer, TOCDF has provided makeup of the water is similar A Tooele County water truck uses recycled water from the Tooele Chemical Agent the county with 45,000 gallons �� to the saltwater that the Utah Disposal Facility for dust control and road maintenance. of water, Grieser said. �� Tooele �� Tooele police investigating late-night stabbing �� “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” by Jamie Belnap the officer he didn’t know the tent with how other witness- witnesses said fled the scene 1600 N. 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TUESDAY September 16, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Lake Point woman turns journey of self-discovery into novel by Jamie Belnap popular and well-known authors about the cover art — and then life. STAFF WRITER were in her shoes at some point she waited. “I’m driven and like to be in their careers. Dr. Seuss initial “It was an awesome experi- active,” Sonntag said. “Plus, now As a way to recover from a work was rejected 27 times and ence,” Sonntag said. “My kids that all of my kids are in school childhood filled with sadness Mary Higgins Clark received 12 were thinking, ‘Is this my mom?’ it’s easier.” and trials stemming from abuse rejections, according to Sonntag, because I was being overly jubi- “Dastardly Deceptions,” a and being passed from one who took inspiration from both lant. Ultimately my goal was just 397-page paperback, is free of foster home to another, Doris authors’ stories. to get it published, but now I’m the salacious content that other Sonntag took up writing. “It happens to everyone,” hoping it does well.” romance novels often have, Twenty-years later, Sonntag, Sonntag said. Sonntag said Tate Publishing Sonntag said. now a mother of four grow- Then one day last summer, is ready for the sequel, but prior “I know there are a lot of ing children, has recently seen Sonntag stumbled upon Tate to publishing that book they women out there who want what originally was a route to Publishing, an Oklahoma- want to wait until “Dastardly clean novels,” Sonntag said. recovery turn into a celebrat- based company that special- Deceptions” has a chance to The novel is available for pur- ed accomplishment with the izes in first-time authors, on the circulate. A trilogy of the same chase at Barnes and Noble and June release of her first novel Internet. style is also in the works. on the Tate Publishing Web site. “Dastardly Deceptions.” “All of a sudden, they sent me Sonntag said juggling her role “My goal has been accom- “It started as a way to help me a contract,” Sonntag said. as a mother, a real estate agent plished,” Sonntag said. “When I deal with my problems, but now After making a few changes, with Solaris Group in Salt Lake read and watch movies, I like to it’s much more,” Sonntag said of Sonntag sent in a final draft of and a writer hasn’t been too dif- get away from real life and that the 15-year writing and rewrit- her manuscript, recommended ficult because she capitalizes on is what I’ve done here.” ing process. a title, and voiced an opinion having a lot of activity in her [email protected] The book follows the life of Kara Camery, who Sonntag said represents herself in a small way, as she tries to untangle lies and deception in an attempt to figure out who she truly is. Sonntag, of Lake Point, said the novel is a combination of her favorite literature genres — mystery and romance — set back in a time when chivalry was still around. “I had to do a lot of research — read a lot of books and lis- photography/ Maegan Burr ten to a lot of music — to get the language correct,” Sonntag Doris Sonntag holds a copy of her first published novel in front of a collection of said. photos of her children at her home in Lake Point Friday. “Dastardly Deceptions” Wednesday, September 17th - 4:00pm - 7:00pm Old-style European cultures is one of five novels that Sonntag has written in the past 15 years. are something that Sonntag enjoys exploring, however, so Sonntag began earnestly publishers won’t even look at it. the research wasn’t so much searching for a publisher for her I think I probably got 12 rejec- work as it was fulfilling. book back in 2001. tions.” “It’s my passion,” Sonntag “It’s so hard to break into the She didn’t despair, however, FOOD said. industry,” Sonntag said. “Most noting to herself that today’s Food tickets are $1 each PRIZES DRAWINGS

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by Emma Penrod year, 411 balloons were sup- For those students unable CORESPONDENT plied to the school by Macey’s to attend the balloon release, in honor of the 411 emergency some teachers read the death On a day of national speech- responders who lost their lives totals from the 9/11 attacks es and religious services, stu- in the attacks. The youth coun- to their classes, giving them a dents at Tooele High School cil began selling the balloons a chance to reflect on the lives of Centurion Technologies|Chemical Lime|DeBest Heating & Air|Deseret Family paused to hold their own week in advance of the event, those who died. Dentistry|Grantsville Family Dental|Grantsville Federal Credit Union|Griffeth Vision memorial observance of the and 371 balloons were pur- Lundwall hopes the school 9/11 attacks on Thursday with chased by students. will continue the tradition in Group|Rocky Mountain Therapy| Spectrum Eye Care| nearly 350 students releas- The money raised from the the future. ing balloons in honor of our sale of the balloons will go “It’s something the kids need nation’s fallen heroes. towards this year’s Red Ribbon to be aware of,” Lundwall said. The memorial was held by Week and other school activi- “It’s why we’re at war.” the THS’s Governing Youth ties put on by the youth coun- Council, a student group advo- cil. cating against violence and Before going outside for the substance abuse, during the balloon release, participating last half hour of school. The students were shown an eight- balloon release has developed minute memorial video to set into an annual school tradition the mood for the release. Youth since it was started the year council advisor Rod Ludwall after the 9/11 attacks. felt the video gave the experi- Open 121736 Despiteclient only being1 in00:45 ele- 02/01/01ence more meaningkev for65 every-Dolev mentary school when the one. attacks occurred in 2001, the “I think that the students 350 students spent $2 each should know that people sacri- for a ticket and a balloon to fice a lot for them to enjoy their participate in the event. This freedoms,” Lundwall said. Late! After 5pm Weekdays “ All Day Weekends I FEEL LIKE WE WELCOME WALKINS AFISH M-F 9am - 10 pm • Sat. 11am - 10 pm • Sun. 1pm - 10 pm WITH NO WATER.” Flu Mist now available for children 2 yrs. & older. Flu shots coming mid-September.

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OUR VIEW County landfill sets right example for us all

After years of being subsidized by fees and taxes, the Tooele County landfill at Bauer is moving towards funding its own operations and possibly generating revenue for the county, according to Dave Lore, director of the county’s Department of Solid Waste. That’s welcome news, both because it eases the cost of garbage disposal on taxpayers, and because it proves that some government operations can emulate the best practices of the private sector, becoming more efficient in the process. The financial turnaround at the county landfill is largely due to increased recycling efforts. Those efforts have meant less waste is taking up space at the landfill and more types of waste are being recycled and sold by the county itself or to third-party recycling stations. The Blue Bag Recycling Program has been a major component of this increased recycling effort, and many people who have begun to use the bags have been surprised at the amount of recyclable material they were previously sending to the landfill. County leaders should be commended for launching this program. That said, we believe the Blue Bags program could work even better if the county did more to promote it, and if the bags were more affordable and more widely available. On the whole, though, the landfill turnaround provides a good example for county residents to emulate. As Americans, we are the most wasteful people in the world, throwing away copious amounts of “garbage,” reusing or repairing very little of what we own, and buying new before we even consider sec- ondhand goods. But our wasteful habits are hurting the planet and our personal pocketbooks. Isn’t it time we began to throw away less, recycle more, and reuse rather than repurchase? County landfill managers are spinning straw into gold by taking waste previously thought to be useless junk and finding uses or a market for it. That’s the same approach county residents should take in their personal lives. “Reduce, reuse and recycle” has become a mantra for less waste- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ful living for people across the country. It’s time we adopted it as our own. No need to identify Take care of Stockton LETTERS POLICY The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin I applaud Stockton’s efforts to clean claims it is vital to distinguish between up. It’s good to see their interest in The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- GUEST OPINION the crime of incest and other sexu- the appearance of their community. ters to the editor from readers. Letters al crimes (“Stockton case highlights It is a reflection of the inhabitants’ must be no longer than 250 words, dilemma of reporting on incest,” Aug. self-esteem, values and love of their civil in tone, written exclusively for the Schools growth raises 28). I appreciate knowing the iden- hometown. I appreciate those in my Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by tity of the perpetrator. However, it is own town that keep up their property. the writer’s name, address and phone not necessary for the public to know Some go far beyond just maintenance number. Priority will be given to letters which cases were incest and which and have really beautiful yards. Many that refer to a recent article in the long-term questions were not, especially where the victim is of us enjoy them as we drive around newspaper. All letters may be subject so young. For the sake of protecting my town. However, even an un-watered to editing. s the final enrollment children, I don’t care whether this guy field of grass and weeds looks tidy numbers were released raped his own child or someone else’s. when mowed. I wish others felt moti- Letters written to thank an individual or A for our Tooele County The identity of the victim is completely vated to also get out clippers or the organization should be submitted for schools last week, it became Ann Herron irrelevant. Child rape is child rape. weed-eater. Fence lines grown over in “Notes of Appreciation” obvious the district won’t be out GUEST COLUMNIST The claim that it is more important to tall weeds diminish the look of mown of business anytime soon. identify cases of incest than to protect lawns — green or yellow. Not to men- Readers who are interested in writing a Entering a 12th straight year the identity of an under-age victim is tion the safety factor — we have huge longer guest op-ed column on a topic of of growth, it is obvious too that simply wrong. The Transcript-Bulletin ignored lots — some by out-of-town general interest should contact Editor future planning is a critical part ting with empty rooms? While claims it only indirectly identified the owners — that are overgrown and Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- of what the district must do to I support the idea of “walking victim. That is a flat-out lie. Short of yellowed, which invite fires. This has mation at the top of this page. keep pace with the flood of stu- schools” (no bussing at those providing the child’s name, I don’t already happened as reported in this dents. schools), we have got to find a know how much more direct you can newspaper. These endanger nearby E-mail: [email protected] As usual, there was a lot of way to best use the resources we get. If reporting incest is so important, houses, storage sheds, apartments and Fax: (435) 882-6123 number-shuffling the week have. the article should say this was a case of even businesses. Our main thorough- Mail: Letters to the Editor before school started. Some It seems every year that the incest or that the victim was a family fare through town also reflects our Tooele Transcript-Bulletin schools lost teachers and found school district is scrambling member and leave it at that. It even standards and love of our community. P.O. Box 390 themselves with unused class- to find portables, to rearrange would have been all right to include Thanks go to the private businesses rooms. Some got extra teachers boundaries and to hire enough the line about “soda pop and candy” that make the effort to present a lovely and portable classrooms. teachers. With enrollment if the victim had not been identified. landscape. I wish our city officials had LETTER CONTEST One ongoing area of con- increasing rapidly every year, it This information in the hands of a the appearance of the town on a to-do cern for parents is the number is important that parents stay cruel classmate would cause endless list. It’s pretty clear where private prop- Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will of children in each class. Most involved in and vocal about how damage to an already suffering child. erty ends and city property begins. select the best letter of the month and experts — and common sense to handle all this growth. I have never seen any reputable news Then there is Garden Street. I move we reprint it in the first Open Forum page — indicate the smaller that Next fall, the new Stansbury source identify an under-age victim of simply rename it. of the following month. The winning number, the more attention and High School will open, reliev- sexual abuse. Those involved in writing Sam Seals letter writer will receive a free one-year hence education your child will ing considerable stress on and publishing this article should be Tooele receive. Grantsville and Tooele high ashamed of themselves for such irre- subscription to the newspaper. The sub- In an already stressed district, schools. But maybe the district sponsible reporting. scription can be transferred or used to we need to continue pushing should consider moving up Jeremy Larsen renew a present subscription. for more funding for teachers, plans to build another elemen- Stockton smaller classrooms and ade- tary school. Currently, their quate buildings to meet in. 10-year plan calls for an elemen- Again, it is up to the con- tary remodel in two years with GUEST OPINION cerned parents of Tooele to another new elementary now make their voices heard and being finished in 2013, possibly demand the time and attention in the Benson Grist Mill area. their children deserve. We have the right to question First late-start Monday proves to be In 1996, California spent more whether or not that timetable than $1 billion to reduce class- is too slow. We also have the room size to below 20 students right to ask why some schools inconvenient for children and parents in kindergarten through third- and classes are terrifically over- grade classes. Most academic crowded while others have rela- research on the state shows tively small classes and unused ast week’s late-start Monday other on how to teach? the positive effect this massive classrooms. The answers to in the Tooele County School I’m not begrudging our teachers. change produced. these and other growth-related L District might have been nice Abby Palmer I respect them, because they are in But it took a lot of money and issues will help shape the direc- for teachers, but it was hard on par- a difficult job with little recognition. STAFF WRITER public support. tion of our school district in ents and children. However, they knew what they were I’m not saying we need to riot years to come. Children, especially young chil- getting into when they decided to be and increase all of our property dren, need consistency in their lives, teachers. Long hours come with the taxes to better fund our district. Ann Herron is a journalist and and having a late-start day once a up going into work an hour late. job, but those long hours are for the I am saying that as parents we former associate professor at month is not consistent. Going in, However, many working parents don’t benefit of our children. need to get in there and express Utah State University who lives although only an hour and a half late, have that option. Taking hours away from our chil- our opinions. in Tooele. She can be reached at throws off schedules for some chil- Stay-at-home parents had to dren’s education doesn’t help our Why are some schools crazy- [email protected]. dren. remember their children didn’t have children. All it’s doing is giving the overcrowded and others left sit- My daughter knows what time she’s to go to school as early, then they teachers extra time without the chil- supposed to be to school, and waiting had to rearrange pickups and drop- dren they’re supposed to be teaching. that extra hour was challenging. She offs that generally didn’t coincide for Let the school board know if you’re wanted to go to school when she usu- older and kindergarten-aged chil- not happy about our children missing ally did. So, needless to say, she was dren. out on their education for late-start not in a great mood when I dropped Our children need to be guaran- Mondays. Remember, this is your her off. teed a great education. How can child’s education, and you have a say Did the school district think about they get this guarantee when they in what happens in your school dis- what a late-start day would be like for are missing a few hours here and a trict. parents — working and non-work- few hours there for “teacher time.” A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper ing? I’m not sure they did. Working Our children are already missing Abby Palmer is a graphic artist parents had to come up with early- more than four hours a month with who also writes occasionally for the Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus morning childcare for their children early-out Wednesdays. Why are they Transcript-Bulletin. She can be reached Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor who didn’t have to be to in school missing an additional hour and a half at [email protected]. as early as usual. As for me, I ended for teachers to collaborate with each A5

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A STUDENT’S VIEW Tomorrow should become today for high schoolers

recently read a poem by real world, and, as a teacher to work, and eventually out of those dreams are now so much Barbara Crooker titled once told me, it hits them like a job. Nothing is ever going to harder to reach. I“Patty’s Charcoal Drive- Emma Penrod a gigantic two-by-four right change if we don’t change our- There is no tomorrow like in.” The poem was told from between the eyes. selves. today. Teens, stop wasting time CORRESPONDENT the perspective of a teenager For teens, now, high school is We can’t keep putting off dreaming of what life will be who was “sixteen and college- our chance to really get ahead. our goals and dreams, because after high school, after college, bound,” and working a tempo- Do we really expect a sudden someday might not exist. If we or after retirement and make rary job at a drive-in. The nar- tomorrow stays forever on the break in life that will make all don’t apply ourselves to life that life your life today. We live rator describes her situation as horizon? Or what if tomorrow is our dreams come true, like it now, then when? How long will in a country where you can lit- “the boundaries of my life,” but actually today? so often does in fairy tales? The we work as the assistant man- erally do whatever you put your looks to a bright future of hope Many high school students same people who shine in high ager at Patty’s Charcoal Drive-in mind to. What’s holding you and possibilities. believe high school won’t mat- school will probably shine in before we remember all those back? Sound familiar? This tomor- ter in the long run, or that the workforce later on. The kid wonderful dreams and ambi- newstips 882.0050 row-will-be-better attitude is their high school experience who missed first hour when tions we left on our mental Emma Penrod is a junior at common among teenagers should be all about fun. Then he overslept after a late-night shelves to gather dust, only to Tooele High School. and many adults. But what if they find themselves out in the party will probably still be late realize we waited too long and Tooele City Arts Council Pete Allen, owner of Allen’s a result of the move, and hopes to old, historic downtown,” she Downtown Floor Coverings, said he is excit- hire more employees as a result. said. “I love downtown and all of continued from page A1 ed to move his store back into He said he is eager to be a part its atmosphere, and I remember the downtown area. His 10-year- of the new wave of businesses growing up in a small town and old business has been located in moving into downtown. looking through the windows of the old building that was vacated the Utah Industrial Depot for the “I’m excited about these busi- businesses on Main Street. It’s when Al & Lid moved out two past five years, where it moved nesses coming in, and it will too bad that atmosphere has years ago. That longtime local from downtown. bring much more exposure to gone away from Tooele’s Main business become Liddiard’s “Downtown is a better loca- the downtown area, both for the Street, but we’re hoping to bring Home Furnishings, which is sit- tion for us because it’s easier for public and other businesses,” it back.” uated in a new 84,000-square- people to find, and there is also Allen said. “I think people have Bracken said she had received foot building in the north part a lot of traffic on Main Street always wanted to go downtown, no RDA money for her business, of town. nowadays, as opposed to seven but because there were not many but that she has seen a heavy J.R. Loertscher, manager of years ago,” Allen said. “People things to do or places to go to, influx of folks coming in who are Liddiard’s Home Furnishings, from out of town couldn’t find they felt like they had to move curious as to what her store is said The Budget and Clearance us in the industrial depot, and northward. I see a combination all about. pm Center’s inventory will be some local people didn’t know of independent and chain busi- “We have been receiving much Weds,Weds, SeSeptemberptember 1177 • 4 – 7 approximately three-fourths where we were. We missed being nesses moving into downtown in foot traffic, and we get people Tooele Army Depot Arts & Craft Center brand new items such as furni- downtown and are so glad to get the future.” coming in a little more all the (Directions can be found at www.tooelecity.org) ture, electronics, appliances and back there.” Grandma’s Closet, which had time,” she said. home theater equipment that Allen said his new 3,000- its grand opening last Saturday, Allen said he expects down- Open• Tour this amazing facility that is open to the public. could not fit in Liddiard’s main square-foot Main Street location moved into a space on Main Street town to grow with even more • Meet the Tooele City Arts Council location on SR-36 due to lack of is being remodeled with new that was once used by Crystal businesses in the future, thanks • See demonstrations of craft projects and the facility. space. All of this inventory will carpeting, fresh paint and wood Nails. The store sells handcrafted to the addition of several large, Take a sample project home with you. be sold at lower prices than at paneling — a project that began items from local Tooele County nationwide chains scheduled to • Register for upcoming arts classes offered by the Liddiard’s main store, according at the end of June. artists — paintings, framed pho- move in. Tooele City Arts Council. to Loertscher. Allen said the store will be tography, aprons, purses, baby “Gold’s Gym, Sears and Big • Give your ideas on what type of classes you would The Budget and Clearance able to carry 20 to 30 percent blankets, quilts, glasswork, and 5 Sporting Goods will all help likeHouse offered. Center will also feature over- more inventory than his existing handmade jewelry — and fea- revitalize that whole downtown stocked, scratched or dented location. tures a full-service salon with area and bring in more busi- items at a discount. Loertscher “Our showroom at the indus- hair styling and pedicures. nesses,” he said. “We’ve talked to hopes the new store will draw trial depot was close to 1,000 Owner Becky Bracken said she people, both older and younger, more shoppers downtown in square feet, so the new space will has always had an affinity for who will be glad to see down- general. be much more convenient for us downtown Tooele, and that she town come alive again, and I “We want to help revitalize to have a bigger showroom to wanted to make sure she could think Walgreen’s going in really downtown Tooele, and we feel put everything into,” Allen said. open her new business there. helped the bigger chains want For more info please contact Tooele City Arts Council at the city needs that kind of store “There is also plenty of parking “We could have rented a to come here. People are tired in the area, where people can in the back for customers.” brand new building in a strip of seeing the business center of 843-2142 or Tooele Army Depot get good furniture at a bargain Allen expects his store’s busi- mall, but that just seems so bor- Tooele move northward.” Arts & Craft Center at 833-2940 price,” Loertscher said. ness to increase by 20 percent as ing when you could be in the [email protected]

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 16, 2008 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law Younger evangelicals FREE Consultation split over Sarah Palin for Wills & by Eric Gorski students went on a road-trip Trusts ASSOCIATED PRESS to a McCain-Palin rally that drew thousands. DENVER, Colorado (AP) — The mood was darker on When Jessica Stollings learned blogs and social networking 493 W. 400 N. Tooele on Facebook that John McCain sites that connect more cen- had named Sarah Palin as his ter-left young evangelicals. 882-4800 running mate, the 26-year-old There, McCain’s choice has from Bristol, Tennessee, took been greeted as a cynical polit- www.schmutzmohlman.com the day off and picked up some ical ploy, a depressing return campaign yard signs. Just like to the culture wars and dam- that, she went from “just a aging to efforts to broaden the voter” to a McCain evangelist. evangelical dialogue. Share your “He’s a lot more visionary Polls have yet to measure the opinion with over than I thought,” said Stollings, Palin Effect on younger evan- 27,000 readers. a blooming evangelical activist gelical voters, whose shifting Write a letter to for her generation who believes political allegiances put the the editor God has raised up Palin “for demographic in play for both such a time as this.” major-party presidential cam- Similar excitement built on paigns. AP photo / Eric Risberg [email protected] the Virginia campus of conser- But a portrait emerges Republican vice presidential candidate Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin reaches to shake hands at a campaign rally in Carson P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 vative Christian Patrick Henry through interviews with more City, Nev., last Saturday. Polls have yet to measure the Palin Effect on younger evangelical voters, whose shifting political College, where busloads of than a dozen pastors, authors allegiances put the demographic in play for both major-party presidential campaigns. and others who either belong women who face a glass ceil- to that generation or track it: ing in our workplaces, but also Conservatives are energized the stained-glass ceiling of the much like their elders, pro- church.” gressives are unimpressed and On the other side of the many undecideds are gravitat- evangelical political spectrum, ing toward McCain-Palin. there’s worry that Palin’s star “I think the jury is still out turn will diminish months of on young evangelicals,” said work Obama backers have put Cameron Strang, editor of into wooing young evangeli- Relevant magazine, an influ- cals. ential publication for this Doug Pagitt, pas- group. “Both parties have the tor of Solomon’s Porch in opportunity to address issues Minneapolis, said young evan- of deep concern for this voting gelicals in his circle fear that bloc.” Palin’s ascendancy signals a Strang, 32, has been courted return to “old-school divide by Democrat Barack Obama’s and conquer politics” and a campaign. He accepted an narrow focus on abortion poli- invitation to speak on a panel tics. at the Democratic National “There was a feeling that an Convention about the faith era was coming to a close,” Theme: “Artistry of Gems” vote and attended Obama’s said Pagitt, a leader in the acceptance speech. emergent church, a diverse Yet Strang said he’s “more but hard-to-define movement undecided than ever.” He that draws many young and said he was encouraged by creative evangelicals. “Now Democratic pledges to reduce with a 44-year-old woman, �� the number of abortions, but there could be another half a now worries the party is using lifetime of this.” abortion as a wedge issue by Tony Jones, another emer- �� running ads sharply contrast- gent church leader, said it’s too Silent ing Palin and Obama on abor- early to say that. “It’s only been tion rights. two weeks,” he said. �� Strang said he’s waiting “Although I think Palin will for the Republicans to talk energize the conservative base, more about health care and I don’t think the Palin pick does the economy — and is both anything for progressive evan- � intrigued and unmoved by gelicals,” said Jones, who cau- Palin. cused for Obama. “If anything, “It’s a great story, but I don’t it tarnishes McCain’s once stel- AuctionAuction know what’s changed,” he said. lar reputation as an indepen- “She’s pro-life, but we already dent-minded politician.” knew the ticket was pro-life. Even pre-Palin, McCain She really doesn’t broaden the campaign officials thought agenda.” the 72-year-old Arizona sen- A Pew survey last fall showed ator would appeal to young under-30 white evangelicals evangelicals. Polls show white are increasingly up for grabs evangelicals under 30 are even politically: 40 percent identi- more anti-abortion than their DealersDealers fied as Republican, down 15 elders but also keenly inter- percent from 2005. Most who ested in the environment and abandoned the Republicans poverty. were becoming independents, McCain “cares about life, he �� not Democrats. cares about marriage,” said On the whole, evangelicals Marlys Popma, the campaign’s �� under 30 say Palin enthuses evangelical outreach director. them because she’s a fresh face “But he also feels the same way �� with a compelling family story, they do about creation care, GrabGrab BagsBags a reputation as a reformer and about global poverty, that if �� a champion of conservative we truly are a Judeo-Christian moral values. nation we have a responsibil- “Obama has had a lot of ity.” �� appeal for being new, fresh, Popma said the campaign cool and bringing change,” began a young evangelical task �� said Alex Harris, an evangeli- force that includes Stephanie cal college freshman who co- Vogelzang, a 23-year-old Yale founded the online activists’ Divinity School student who SnackSnack BarBar group Huck’s Army to support approached the campaign to Mike Huckabee. “Palin is fresh help. So far, Vogelzang said and new, but she is also rock she’s blogged and spoken solid on issues like abortion. at forums at Yale about the A lot of young evangelicals Republican ticket. would have a hard time sup- Jonathan Merritt said he con- porting Obama” for his abor- tacted the McCain campaign tion rights stance. before the Republican conven- Palin’s personal story tion and offered to arrange a Wheel of — including a 17-year-old “star-studded” conference daughter pregnant out of wed- call with 35 young evangeli- lock — resonates with young cals. But Merritt, a 26-year-old evangelicals who have friends Southern Baptist pastor active facing similar ordeals, Harris on environmental issues, said said. he got no response. Regardless of their political “The McCain campaign leanings, young evangelicals is really out to lunch when repeatedly mention the histo- it comes to reaching young Fortune ry Palin would write if elected evangelicals,” said Merritt, the first female vice president. who added that Palin’s ques- Obama’s bid to become the tioning of man-made global country’s first black president warming concerns him. has struck a similar idealistic Overall, the Palin pick is chord. swaying many undecided “For a lot of young evan- young evangelicals who already �� gelical women, it’s exciting,” were warming to McCain after said Colorado-based author his confident, straightforward Margaret Feinberg, an up-and- answers at a recent candidate �� coming evangelical voice. “It forum at Saddleback church DisplaysDisplays speaks to young evangelical in California, said Gabe Lyons. 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Ida A. Durfee The Church of Jesus Christ (Earlen) and Sharon. In-laws be held prior to the services, of Latter-day Saints especial- Cyril Durfee and Chloe Boyer, 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. ly her calling to serve in the grandchildren Brian, Ryan, A special thanks to the folks On Sept. 11, 2008 at the Salt Lake Temple. Ida loved Devin, Candace, Kamille, at Grantsville Senior Citizens Your age of 81, Ida A. Durfee left her husband, her children, Austin and Adrienne, many who always treated Ida like this earth. She was born to L. her grandchildren, family and great-grandchildren, cousins, royalty and to Harmony Sports Center Mozart and Nora G. Anderson friends. She always greeted nieces and nephews. She was Hospice who allowed Ida to for Tooele County in 1927. She married Lowell them with such warmth and preceded in death by beloved die with dignity. To the many Durfee on Sept. 10, 1947 and a hug. son Philip Alan Durfee, grand- friends and family members she hung on to be with him for Ida is survived by her hus- son Dennis Smith, and grand- who completed acts of love their 61st anniversary. Lowell band Lowell Durfee, daugh- daughter Janiel Durfee. and kindness along the way. has been a dedicated husband ters Gwen (David) Murray Services will be held To subscribe call 882.0050 who took care of Ida until her and Lola (John) Stout. Also Wednesday, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. very last breath on this earth. by her brothers; Chuck and at the Grantsville Third Ward, Ida loved her callings in Kay (Patsy), sisters Gaye 428 S. Hale St. A viewing will

Aydyn Trey Lee to survive. Little Aydyn was not our pregnancy just as we did, we extra room for our “Angel Aydyn” ready for life on this earth, and want to tell you we love you so and all the love that’s with him. on Sept. 13, 2008, his suffering much. A small funeral service will be 9-13-08 to 9-13-08 ended and ours began. Our heartfelt appreciation to on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008 at It is with the deepest sorrow, He leaves behind his parents, the ER staff, labor and delivery 11 a.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. and the greatest pain in our hearts Brandon and Heidi Lee, the two staff, and post partum nurses Main, Tooele. Following will be to say, we as parents Brandon most big hearted brothers ever, all of which worked so carefully a grave dedication at 11:30 a.m. and Heidi Lee, have suffered Donovan and Peyton, his nana with Heidi. Without all of you at the Tooele Cemetery, where the most tragic loss two people Kathy Strieby, special aunt Sissi we would have given up and lost “Angel Aydyn” will be laid to rest have ever had to. Our angel baby, Kristen Strieby, grandparents hope. Dr. Stephen E. Lamb, our by his very special Papa, Chris J. Aydyn Trey Lee and his mother Robert and Deanna Lee, great- close and dear friend, who made Strieby. had to endure an extreme illness grandma B. Dorothy Burraston, us strong, got us through and at which our Aydyn, being born and so many dear friends who never left our side for a minute, “Always Loyal, Always Brave, 22 weeks premature and weigh- always remembered to show us you are irreplaceable. 43 N Main St, Tooele UT ing only 6.5 ounces, was not able they truly cared and spoke of Heaven had to make a lot of Always Aydyn.” Studio – 435-882-6882 Cell – 435-841-7678 or 801-870-2319 Brent LaMar Oborn unique individual who knew the Kari, Melissa and Matt Keanon, true value of service. There are Cassondra, Shareese, Annalicia, countless recipients of his self- Makenzie and Makayla. Parents, NOW ENROLLING THRU THE END OF SEPTEMBER Brent LaMar Oborn, loving less acts of kindness. His family sister, Maureen and Dee Brereton, Performing and Competition Teams • Classes will begin September 8, 2008 husband, father, brother, son and was the focus of his life. Brent brothers Leon and Karen, Glenn Ages 2 - Adult • Free T-Shirt with Enrollment Fee soon to be grandfather passed was a wonderful teacher, listen- and Norine and twin brother, away Friday, Sept. 12, 2008 in er, leader and counselor. He was Brian and Karen. Loving in-laws, - Offering classes in Hip-Hop, Boys Hip-Hop, Jazz, Ballet, Tooele, from an unfortunate patient, compassionate, under- Doug Sr. and Evelyn Tonge, Doug automobile accident. standing, forgiving and hard Jr. and Lisa Tonge, Jason and Julie Clogging, Cheer, Tumbling & Adult He was born a twin, May 15, working with a superb sense of Tonge and extended family. - 2000 sq. ft. Studio with Professional Floating Dance Floors 1961 in Salt Lake City, to Keith humor. Funeral services will be held Melvin and Ruth Bennett Oborn. Brent had a passion for auto- Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008, at - Over 20 years teaching and dancing experience He was educated in the Salt Lake mobiles which he made his 11 a.m. at the Batesville Ward - Teachers with Professional experience and dance degrees City School District and was a lifelong profession as a trust- Chapel, 203 E. Erda Way, Erda. 1979 graduate of South High ed Master Auto Technician at With a visitation that morning at - Many overall studio awards awarded at Dance Competitions School. Quality Chevrolet. He enjoyed the church from 9:30-10:30 a.m., - Nationally recognized instructors and Junior Olympic He served faithfully as a mis- serving in his church and com- also Wednesday evening from 6- qualiﬁed teams sionary in the South Carolina, munity, as well as basketball, 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. 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Saturday, Sept. 20 Poll worker training takes about �� three hours to complete, and �� state law requires poll work- �� Settlement Canyon ers from both major parties be present at the voting place �� am pm pm pm to ensure it remains neutral. �� 8:00 12:30 1:00 5:00 Even with the polling locations �� consolidation, Gillette expects �� gates open arrive by ride begins dinner/prizes lines at all locations because of �� the estimate number of voters �� heading out to the polls. “The best time to vote is during the day between the hours Springs Elementary. send the voter a ballot to com- of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.,” Gillette Voters that want to avoid plete and return by mail. said. “But most people will try standing in line or are unable “This year’s ballot will be to vote before or after work.” to make it to the polls on Nov. long,” Gillette said. “With 23 Voters that want to avoid 4, may also vote by absentee elected positions and consti- lines may vote before election ballot, Gillette said. tutional amendments to vote day as well. From Oct. 21 to Applications for absentee on, I expect the ballot will be Oct. 31, any voter registered in ballots are available at www. four or five pages. Voters can Tooele County may vote from co.tooele.ut.us/clerk.htm or make the process go smoother 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. — except at the county clerk’s office. if they will review a sample bal- on Halloween when polls will Applications must be complet- lot before going to the poll so close at 5:00 p.m. — at the ed and returned to the clerk’s they will know who they are Tooele County Courthouse, office by the Friday before the going to vote for.” Grantsville City Hall or Rose election. The office will then [email protected]

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REEL TALK Latest Coen brothers’ comedy trades in blackmail, black humor oel and Ethan Coen have a formance in the Coens’ film reputation for following a “Fargo.” J dark, serious drama with a The surprise actor in “Burn dark, hilarious comedy. Their Missy Thompson After Reading” is Brad Pitt. This Academy Award-winning film STAFF WRITER wouldn’t be so surprising if Pitt “No Country for Old Men” was was in a serious role. In this film, about as serious and demented however, he plays an inept gym as you can get. Yet, it was bril- employee. He definitely steals liant. The problem with it is it and “The Big Lebowski.” The the show and conjures the big- doesn’t have a re-watchability Coens ability to make a serious gest laughs. One of the other factor. film and follow it up with some- bigger laughs comes from a joke Their new film, “Burn After thing funny is what makes them that will probably cause Utah Reading,” is the polar opposite excellent writers and directors. audiences to laugh harder than of “No Country for Old Men.” It They co-write everything they others. It makes me wonder may be silly and a little quirky, direct and that gives them more how Mormon-based jokes affect but it’s the type of movie you will creative freedom. audiences outside of Utah. want to watch again — if you The Coen brothers seem to In “Burn After Reading,” like it. “Burn After Reading” isn’t use some of the same actors Osborne Cox (John Malkovich) an Academy Award-worthy film in each of their films. In “Burn is fired from his position as but it’s a lot of fun to watch. After Reading” they cast a CIA analyst. To fill his now “Burn After Reading” isn’t George Clooney, who was in “O vacant time, he decides to write quite in the realm of the Coen Brother, Where Art Thou?” and his memoirs about his experi- brothers’ “Fargo.” However, it’s “Intolerable Cruelty.” Frances ences as a member of the CIA. dry, dark humor is similar to that McDormand, Joel Coen’s wife, Unfortunately, his luck doesn’t of “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” won an Oscar for her per- get any better when his wife, Katie (Tilda Swinton), decides to leave him for the man she’s been seeing — Harry (Clooney). courtesy of Focus Features In order to divorce Osborne without his knowledge, Katie, Brad Pitt stars as an inept gym employee in Joel and Ethan Coen’s dark spy-comedy, ‘Burn After Reading.’ goes through his personal files and puts any information Harry is the next guy she’s going some of the top CIA agents can’t pointed. If you’re looking for a she can onto a disc. That disc to date. Meanwhile, Leslie goes believe the gym employees tried fun, quirky Coen brothers com- winds up on the floor of the to the Russian embassy to sell to get money in exchange for the edy you will definitely enjoy the women’s locker room floor at the the so-called secrets on the disc. disc. characters, silly plot and witty Hardbodies gym. Then it falls Osborne is trying to figure out The performances in “Burn writing. into the hands of Chad (Pitt) who has the CD and for what After Reading” are excellent and [email protected] and Linda Litzke (McDormand). reasons. He also finds that Katie eccentric — different from any They believe it contains top- has divorced him, taken all of characters these actors have secret CIA information and his money and kicked him out of played in the past. That’s what FLICK AT A GLANCE decide to blackmail Osborne. his house. Harry leaves his wife, makes the movie so much fun to Leslie wants to get a few who’s on a book tour, and moves watch. It’s entertaining and has Grade: B+ cosmetic procedures done and in with Katie. As it turns out, a definitive Coen brothers flair. Rated: R believes this money will make a everyone seems to be cheating “Burn After Reading” is a Time: 97 minutes dent in the cost. She’s also trying on everyone. The disc was used love it or hate it movie. If you’re Now playing her hand at online dating, and to move the plot along and serve expecting “No Country for Old after a few bad dates finds that no other actual purpose. Even Men,” you will be sadly disap-

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undergraduate degree programs USU in accounting and entrepreneur- continued from page A1 ship, and a master’s program in social work. The elementary last three years. Each semester, education staff was increased enrollment has increased by and history, English, math and 10 to 20 percent, according to physical sciences were added to Anderson. the list of secondary teaching The school’s growth lead to endorsements offered. the announcement last spring of All together, seven new fac- a $1.2 million, 9,000-square-foot ulty members will be added to extension to the existing facil- the full-time staff at USU Tooele ity that will increase classroom this year. Four of those seven are space, and add science labs and currently in place, and the last a day care center. three are in the process of inter- Currently USU augments its viewing. When the hiring pro- facilities on West Vine street in cess is complete, USU Tooele will Tooele by using 22 classrooms employ 10 full-time faculty and at Tooele High School under over 30 part-time faculty. an agreement with the Tooele “Our steady enrollment County School District. increase shows that not only is “We have had to be creative Tooele growing, but the residents to accommodate the growth,” are desiring additional higher Anderson said. “We have a class education,” said Vince Lafferty, that meets in our director’s interim executive director of the office.” USU Tooele campus. USU Tooele launched several [email protected] new programs this fall, including Beautiful Poetry About Tooele! ElaineElaine IpsonIpson writeswrites with a quietquiet control,control, without exaggerationexaggeration or selfiselfi ndulgndulgence.ence. TThehe ppoemsoems reciterecite historyhistory in its intimacyintimacy and immediacy,immediacy, butbut without fanfare.fanfare. EachEach image,image, eacheach turnturn of metaphoricalmetaphorical phrasephrase is deeplydeeply perceivedperceived and presented.presented. TheThe readerreader movesmoves throughthrough Elaine’sElaine’s eyes,eyes, mindfulmindful searchsearch forfor meaning,meaning, Portrait of Virginia Woolf: Novelis writeris, not Canis lupus. and strengthstrength of spiritspirit intointo realmsrealms of realityreality and knowledge.knowledge. ReadRead thesethese poemspoems in solitude,solitude, letlet Elaine’sElaine’s gracegrace and wisdom carrycarry Kids don’t get enough art these days. For Ten Simple Ways to get youyou intointo pastpast timestimes tangledtangled withwith more art in kids’ lives, visit AmericansForTheArts.org. hauntings,hauntings, dreams,dreams, and fondfond memories.memories. n

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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:12 a.m. 7:34 p.m. Thursday 7:13 a.m. 7:33 p.m. Friday 7:14 a.m. 7:31 p.m. 6 6 6 5 5 5 6 Saturday 7:15 a.m. 7:29 p.m. Sunday 7:16 a.m. 7:28 p.m. Monday 7:17 a.m. 7:26 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:18 a.m. 7:24 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 8:30 p.m. 9:53 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 9:04 p.m. 11:08 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 9:45 p.m. 12:25 p.m. Saturday 10:37 p.m. 1:38 p.m. ALMANAC Sunday 11:39 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Statistics for the week ending Sept. 15. Sunshine and patchy More clouds than Rather cloudy with a Monday none 3:41 p.m. Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Clouds and sunshine Partly sunny Temperatures Tuesday 12:48 a.m. 4:26 p.m. clouds sunshine t-storm possible High/Low past week 88/46 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week 80/52 83 56 80 56 80 55 69 54 78 53 75 49 73 50 Average temp past week 65.6 Normal average temp past week 66.3 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Sep 21 Sep 29 Oct 7 Oct 14 Shown is Wednesday’s weather. Temperatures are Forecasts and graphics provided by 80 82 88 Wednesday night’s lows and 79 74 71 74 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 Wednesday’s highs.

62 57 57 UTAH WEATHER 46 48 53 48 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 84/44 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 86/57 Knolls Clive Lake Point 84/49 86/59 86/58 86/58 12.76 13.64 Ogden Stansbury Park 83/57 Erda 86/58 Vernal Grantsville 85/57 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 81/46 86/58 74/50 0.10 0.35 0.27 0.68 Tooele 86/58 Bauer 83/56 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 83/55 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 83/56 84/47 82/52 Stockton Pollen Index Price 83/55 81/49 High Nephi Rush Valley 82/51 81/54 Ophir Moderate 73/50 Low Delta Manti Absent 88/53 81/49 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 88/54 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 83/55 82/50 Moab 82/49 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 88/54 Beaver 86/54 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 81/49 Ibapah 80/52 24-hour 82/48 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.06 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 81/48 79/49 at Grantsville 1.31 none 93/65 Kanab 82/54 Eureka 78/50 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.57

BLAST FROM THE PAST ‘Honey dew’ saved early Tooele settlers during drought Editor’s Note: This is the first pioneers, help came in an unex- was available. Drought hit the the “honey dew” to pull them “honey dew” has been recorded in a series of columns about the pected way. county harder in 1860 and again through the famine. since the 1860 famine. history of Tooele County. Late that summer, a honey- residents were able to turn to No similar occurrence of [email protected] Natalie Tripp like substance which the Tooele he last few summers STAFF WRITER people called “manna” began have been dry and to be deposited at night on the T hot for Tooele County, leaves of the plants growing resulting in a loss of crops for along the bank of Settlement some farmers around the val- moreover, as the farms have Canyon creek. Also referred to ley, particularly in Rush Valley. been located on small streams, as “honey dew” this substance WE DESIGN & PRINT This year there has also been a a large quantity of wheat has would crystallize in small hard significant increase in the grass- burned up for the want of water. chunks on the willows and tall hopper population that has had This is a rather dark picture.” tule grasses. Men, women, and farmers and gardeners alike Young also included a children would arise before the fighting to keep their plants detailed description of the sun and journey two miles with alive. grasshopper swarms, compar- pails to gather the dew. It was under similar circum- ing them to snowflakes in a Eliza Rowberry Nelson, stances that the early settlers of storm covering the city as far as daughter of prominent Tooele Tooele had their own “dew from the eye could see. He wrote that County settler John Rowberry, heaven” experience. the edges of the Great Salt Lake described the manna as resem- The winter of 1855 was mild appeared green at a distance bling honey in appearance, and for Tooele County and left its where the shore was lined with that like honey it was sweet to Wedding early settlers with an abun- dead grasshoppers as deep as the taste. dance of grasshoppers and little two inches in some places. “It had to be gathered before water from runoff. The com- The settlers did have some the sun shown on it because bination of bugs and drought bran bread and sego lily bulbs after that it would seem to melt made starvation a real possibil- to eat during the drought, but and the ants would gather on ity for the Tooele pioneers. little else. it making it unfit for food,” As wedding bells near stop by and look through our books of wedding announcements In a letter written on June 30, One Tooele resident, John recounted Nelson in a journal. AnnouncementsAnnouncements 1855, Brigham Young noted the Adams, related that during this “It wouldn’t keep for more than or have our graphic designers design one to suit your style. Our press will take care of the rest. conditions of the Tooele Valley. period of famine he became so a day, and only enough for one “All the farms south of this weak from hunger that he was day’s need was gathered at a city are now a desert,” wrote required to support himself by time.” Young. “Within the last few holding onto the fences while This substance was recorded ONE STOP SHOP days, Tooele has had a visit walking down the street. to have sustained the settlers from the enemy, grasshoppers, Just when it appeared that for several weeks, and then the • announcements and the result is that the wheat things were about as bad as phenomenon stopped as sud- stalks have lost heir heads. And they could get for the Tooele denly as it started when food wedding/graduation • napkins • business cards European Mormons will • letter heads • envelopes consolidate headquarters • magnets by Katrin Schiefer air base in Ramstein. The 64-year-old was raised • copies ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Mormon church and participated actively in it ever since. (b&w/color) FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The Mormon Oaks explained his unusual background for church has consolidated its European headquar- someone that has become the leader of a church. • laminate ters to Germany as it undertakes a bid to increase He told reporters the ability3.75" to make choices is its membership across the continent. a necessary part of religious worship, and said • mounting In August, the church — which boasts some Mormons have a tradition of defending that • comb binding 13 million members worldwide — consolidat- freedom. 435.882.0050 ed its former western European head office in “Freedom is a critical tenant for God’s plan,” Birmingham, England, with its central European he said. “There has to be a system where people offices in Frankfurt in west Germany. can make a choice.” 58 N. Main • Tooele PRINTING More than half the members of the Salt Lake City-based church, live outside the U.S., with GRAPHIC DESIGN about 450,000 members living in Europe. * The newly appointed senior church leader, or COUPONCOUPON 8.5x11, single side, white • books elder, in charge of European operations, Robert 24# bond C. Oaks, a retired U.S. Air Force general, said paper only. No • catalogs the aim was to improve efficiency as the church exceptions. Expires strives to increase the ranks among Europeans. Look, 10-31-08. • brochures “From the fusion, we expect more efficiency a square! Some restric- and closer cooperation between local manage- Squares have four equal sides. tions apply. • newsletters 3.5" ¢ ment of the church,” Oaks said Friday. He said he also hopes to raise membership Daddy’s kind of a square too, • posters and to improve the quality of the weekly sermons but that’s another story. color and teachings in Frankfurt and across Europe. • photography “We wanted to give more ecclesiastical respon- copies Everyday moments can be learning moments with sibility to individual churches. We wanted to • advertising your kids. For more tips, visit bornlearning.org reduce the number of headquarters.” 4949 Oaks served in the Air Force during the Vietnam 58 NN.. MMainain • TTooeleooele • 8882.005082.0050 • copy writing War and commanded combat pilots at the U.S.

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SPORTS WRAP Grantsville tennis In a match delayed by rain showers, Morgan edged Grantsville 3-2 last Thursday in Morgan. The Cowboys were without one of their top players Melissa Fillmore who was out with an injury. Grantsville cruised to victory at third singles and first doubles. Lindsey Dalton prevailed at third singles with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Kirsten Merrit. Whitney Holt and Lindsey Sullivan had little trouble dispatching of Melissa Mecloris and Susie Lyon 6- 3, 6-1. Grantsville’s first singles player Emma Gallup won her first game 6-1, but then dropped two sets after a rain delay to lose 6-1, 4-6, 3-6 to Cheyenne Schmid. Grantsville’s No. 2 player Mandy Cummings dropped a tight match 4-6, 5-7. Grantsville also lost at second doubles with Morgan’s Haley Jensen and Rebekah Ericson edging the Cowboys’ Breanne Bevan and Caitlyn Weber 4-6, 3-6. “We didn’t play well; we should have won that match,” said coach Pat Ciervo. “The bad weather set in and it seemed to affect us. Emma won huge in her first set and then we had to wait for the weather to clear up to resume the match. Plus, we were without Melissa Fillmore. We hope to have her back for Bear River,” said Ciervo. Grantsville hosts Bear River in a region match today and then plays at Ogden on Thursday. Stansbury Park golf The Stansbury Park Golf Association held an individual tournament on Sept. 6. In the men’s gross division Clay Liddiard shot a 76 to claim first place with Leon Harvey second at 77 and Don Christensen third at 78. In the men’s net division it was Jeff Lindsey first at 70, Gary Crossley second at 72 and Alan Liddiard third photography / Troy Boman at 76. Valerie Green fired a 79 to cap- ture first place in the women’s gross Tooele’s Mason Halligan, (l-r) Tyler Chase and Jordon Biorge knock the ball loose from Tyler Boulter in the first quarter of Friday’s game in Tooele. Biorge recovered the football and scored a touchdown, division with Palma Cook second at which helped lead the Buffs to a 21-14 victory. 82. In net play, Cher Zirket fired a 72 followed by Teri Paskvan with an 80. The Tuesday/Thursday tournament is set for Saturday, Sept. 20. Punt, Pass, Kick THS upsets bumbling Orem Tigers Boys and girls ages 8-15 are invited to participate in the NFL punt, pass Tooele turns in superb Tooele caught the Tigers the ball which found its way ball on downs. and kick competition on Wednesday, THS FOOTBALL on their heels a little bit on to the feet of Biorge, who gath- Orem sustained a strong Sept. 24 at the Grantsville High defensive performance their opening drive. Iorg ered up the loose ball at the 9- drive of mostly run plays that School football field from 3-6 p.m. the Buffs came away with an found numerous holes in the yard line and scampered into moved the Tigers deep into Winners will advance to sectionals in fourth quarter 21-14 upset victory Friday in defense to start the game and the end zone to give the Buffs Tooele territory. A 44-yard and then winners go to a Denver Tooele. garnered gains of 14, 8, and an early 6-0 edge. run up the middle for Camilo Broncos game. For more information by Jake Gordon Again Tooele punished another of eight to get the ball The shocked Orem team Villagra pulled Orem inside about this competition call Nicole STAFF WRITER opposing defenses with their all the way down to the Orem took the ensuing kickoff and the red zone but the Tiger Cloward at 241-0410. running game as Jordon 23-yard line. But an untime- attempted a trick play which offense stalled with a sack by Golf for Ivy Orem came into Tooele Biorge led the team with 73 ly interception doomed the turned into a disaster as the Biorge to give the ball back thinking they could just go yards. Quarterback Chris Iorg Buffalo drive. Tigers fumbled the ball and to the Buffs at the start of the A four-man scramble golf tourna- through the motions and found several running holes The Buffs defense did not Tooele recovered on the Orem second quarter. ment is being held at Oquirrh Hills walk away with a victory. as he amassed 71 yards on the take long to overcome the 11-yard line. After exchanging punts Golf Course to help the family of 3- Well a few lost fumbles for ground with two touchdowns, offensive mistake. On Orem’s Unfortunately Tooele could in the second quarter Orem month old Ivy Waters, who has cystic fibrosis, to raise money for medical the Tigers and a stingy Tooele one running and another first play from scrimmage not capitalize on the great ➤ expenses. The tournament is being defense proved otherwise as throwing. Tyler Boulter got stripped of field position as they lost the SEE SUPERB PAGE A11 held on Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. shotgun start. Entry fee will be the green and cart fees plus $13 dollars. Hole sponsors are still available for $50 a hole. GHS VOLLEYBALL Items are also needed for donation Cowboys crush and auction prizes. Lunch will also be held at the Elks immediately after the tournament for $8. To sign up for Cowboys the tournament or for any questions call the friendly staff at Oquirrh Hills Carbon 61-20 882-4220. No limit by Mark Watson grudgingly If you have a fishing license, and you SPORTS EDITOR GHS FOOTBALL want a chance to catch and keep a Grantsville lit up the score- bunch of fish, visit Vernon Reservoir board with nine touchdowns have the overall size and depth lose against within the next two weeks. The reservoir south of Tooele is being drained. and posted its first victory of that we have,” Cloward said. The outlet is so plugged with debris the season pounding winless The Grantsville coach was that water users cannot access the Carbon 61-20 on Friday. extremely pleased with the way Morgan water in the reservoir for irrigation and The Cowboys probably could his offense was hitting on all other purposes. It should take about have rung up 100 points on cylinders. one week to drain the reservoir. The the struggling Dino squad, but “I loved the way we came by Abby Palmer draining process has been delayed coach Tony Cloward showed out and played with emotion STAFF WRITER until Sept. 15 to allow anglers to mercy in the second half by and intensity. The offense took catch and keep as many fish as pos- not throwing the ball in this a step forward in this game and In three close games the Grantsville sible. An emergency amendment to mismatch. continue to improve, but I also Cowboys fell to the Morgan Trojans the 2008 Utah Fishing Guidebook, Grantsville scored six of its was disappointed with the way 25-27, 22-25 and 24-26 Thursday night which removes the trout limit at the nine touchdowns in the open- we played defense,” Cloward in Morgan. reservoir, was signed Thursday by ing half while allowing the said. Leading the Cowboys were senior DWR Director Jim Karpowitz. Dinos two TDs to make it 41- The Dinos had their best Ashley Bartlett and junior Marissa Wildlife festival 13 at intermission. Grantsville point total of the season by Robbins. Bartlett played hard getting reserves saw time in the sec- scoring 20 points, but one of seven kills, three blocks and three digs. Fluorescent red kokanee salmon ond half with 75 players seeing their three TDs came from their Robbins followed her with eight kills have started to swim up several action. defense on a fumble return. and four blocks. tributaries to Strawberry Reservoir. The salmons’ journey is part of their “I told my kids that Carbon Grantsville was the most potent Junior Breanna Bunderson and annual spawning run. You can see would be up for this game offense Carbon has faced so far photography / Mike Anderson senior Jillianne Harris both helped the the salmon, and possibly other wild- knowing that we had not won this season scoring 61 points. Grantsville’s Max Bleazard (l-r), Austin Butler and Austin Gumucio team out with two aces each. Junior life, at the annual Strawberry Valley a game either. They have a few make gaining yards extremely difficult for a Carbon running back during Wildlife Festival. The festival will be really good players, but don’t SEE CRUSH PAGE A11 ➤ Friday’s game. The Cowboys picked up their first win of the season. SEE LOSE PAGE A11 ➤ held Sept. 19-20 at the U.S. Forest Service visitor center at Strawberry Reservoir. The visitor center is along US–40, about 20 miles southeast of Heber City. You can see some salmon Racers explain their love of cars and urge to go fast in the Strawberry River adjacent to the visitor center, but most of the by Damon Winkler Mustangs, Corvettes and Tooele, where there was a car resident now living in Draper. cars, then the Ferarris and fish will be congregated in the fish CORRESPONDENT Jaguars. show at Veterans Park. With “We came last year. I don’t Lamborghinis that you drive trap and egg-taking facility behind The weekend event began motors roaring, the cars took know how many years it’s are junk. So we went out and the visitor center. Biologists with the Tooele County became the with practices on Friday; off again at dusk. The show been, but we’ve come every bought race cars. And when Division of Wildlife Resources will be focus of America’s love affair qualifying sessions and quali- allowed people to view the time.” we go fast, we go fast.” available. with the automobile over the fying races on Saturday; and cars up close and choose Some of the drivers Nicklin went on to describe Climb continues weekend as dozens of unique feature races on Sunday. In favorites for different award described what motivated America’s culture of cars. BYU is ranked 14th in this week’s cars, along with their driv- addition to on-track action, categories, as well as meet the them to restore, maintain and “It’s the generation-bond- Associated Press college football poll ers, paid a visit on behalf of many of the teams partici- drivers. race these classic cars. ing: kids growing up to see after a 59-0 shellacking of UCLA. Utah the Georgia-based Historic pated in the now-traditional Drivers and spectators alike Steve Nicklin, of Las Vegas, their fathers working on is ranked 20th after an easy victory Sportscar Racing Heroes of downtown race car parade basked in the joy of seeing, a driver of a 2004 British the tractors and the trucks, over Utah State 58-10. Another unde- Speed event. and car show which took the touching and discussing the Radical, described how after bringing kids, taking those feated Mountain West Conference The diverse array of vehi- exotic vehicles onto the pub- vehicles. driving cars like a Ferrari, he machines and hot-rodding team, TCU, is ranked 28th in the cles included NASCAR stock- lic roads with a police escort. “My little boy, London, is and a friend were later intro- them around. It’s that whole country. This Saturday Utah travels cars, Le-Mans prototypes, At 5 p.m. on Friday, the way major into NASCAR and duced to race cars. This is generation of the whiskey to Air Force, a fourth unbeaten MWC Indy cars, small-bore cars and HSR race cars left Miller my husband actually is in the where they realized they real- runners, and fixing up cars team while BYU hosts Wyoming. a wide variety of production- Motorsports Park and drove automotive industry”, said ly wanted to go fast. based cars such as Porsches, to Grantsville, then on to Lisa Botelho, a former Tooele “When you really love SEE RACERS PAGE A12 ➤ A11

TUESDAY September 16, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Tigers bury Cowboys in second half by Jake Gordon The offense for Grantsville STAFF WRITER however, was really stymied by the physical defense of the Only trailing Ogden by one Tigers. Kendall Levine, Emily goal heading into half-time, Lakin and Abbey Beazer all tried Grantsville looked to be in prime to break the defensive front of position to make a second half Ogden but was unsuccessful in comeback. However, the Tigers the first half. Jason Thomas had other ideas as they used an In the second half, Ogden Memorial explosive six goal second half to appeared to be a different team bury the Cowboys 7-0 Thursday on the offensive side. They in Grantsville. moved the ball well and their Halloween Anne Starley did most of the offense worked like a well-oiled damage for the Tigers as she machine. HaVOC pushed the Grantsville defense Three minutes into the half all afternoon and scored three Cassie Hanson perfectly kicked goals of her own while helping the ball to the center to a wait- DEMOLITION DERBY on others. ing Katie Nix, who kicked the Ogden used a physical style ball into the net for a 2-0 lead. SATURDAY OCTOBER 4th - 6pm of play to control the ball in the Unfortunately for the Cowboys early minutes of the game. Sarah that led to a down-pour of Tiger DESERT PEAK COMPLEX Diamond and Starley worked goals. SPONSORED BY the ball well into the Grantsville From the 50th to the 55th defense but keeper Stacie Hughes minute Ogden quickly tacked on and her defensive help were able three goals to make the score 5-0 to stave off Ogden’s frantic scor- and it only got worse from there ing attempts. as Ogden tacked on two goals to That was until the 17th minute make the final 7-0. TRACKS as Starley got a breakaway and Grantsville did have some BREWERY neatly stuffed the ball into the scoring chances late in the sec- net for the first goal of the game. ond half with a pair of corners 07BW-19_no_state.qxdTICKETS: Adults - $12 � Kids 12 and Under - $6 � 3 and Under 10/11/07 - FREE To Grantsville’s credit, their but were quickly cleared by the TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT: DESERT PEAK COMPLEX defense held off the Ogden hard- Tiger defense. charging scoring attack for the The loss puts the Cowboys rest of the half. With the play of down to 0-2 in Region 11 and photography / Troy Boman Sarah Isom and Alyssa Ortega they will travel to Ogden to play helping out Hughes in the back Ben Lomond Thursday at 4 p.m. Grantsville’s Abbey Beazer fights for control of the ball during last week’s game against Ogden in Grantsville. Ogden won with a final score of 7-0. field. [email protected]

Crush out to make it 13-0 with 6:44 left Ryley Boman continued his with 3:12 left in the third quarter. in the first quarter. stellar play in the game when he As the clock wound down Bridger continued from page A10 The Dinos sliced the lead to intercepted a Carbon pass and Boman added touchdown runs 13-7 when Carbon quarterback returned it 16 yards for a touch- of 27 and 9 yards to close out the Uintah had the previous high Blake Najera completed a 34- down to make it 41-7. game. against the Dinos with 33 points. yard pass to Jake Knighton to Carbon scored on a long TD The Cowboys rushed 55 times “I did feel bad scoring a touch- put the ball on the Grantsville 16. pass, but it was called back on for 401 yards. Stephenson had down as the clock ran out late in Another pass to Tyson Stevens a personal foul. The Dinos did four carries for 92 yards, Childs GET the game. We should have just put the ball on the 1 yard line make an official touchdown just added 85 yards on 16 carries, UP TO A kneeled down,” Cloward said. where Andrew Salazar ran in for before half-time after a pass Ryley Boman had 66 yards on The Cowboys marched down the score. interference call against the eight carries, Bridger Boman $15 the field quickly on their opening The Cowboys answered back Cowboys. Najera then connected rushed six times for 64 yards and , possession which started after on their next play from scrim- with Stevens on an 11-yard pass Gumucio rushed 13 times for 63 ENLISTMENT000 BONUS a big kickoff return by Damon mage when Stephenson passed to make it 41-13 at the break. yards. IF YOU QUALIFY Deavila to put the ball at the 50- to Tyson Hutchins at about his Grantsville stayed on the Stephenson completed three- yard line. own 24-yard line. The junior ground in the third quarter of-six passes for 131 yards with Forrest Stephenson hooked up receiver then sprinted down the with Childs, Gumucio and Ryley Hutchins’ big TD catch going with Alex Childs on a long pass to field to make it an 86-yard touch- Boman churning up yardage. The for 86 yards. Childs recorded move the ball inside the Carbon down play and give the Cowboys Cowboys were on the move and the other two receptions for 45 10-yard line. Austin Gumucio a 20-7 lead late in first stanza. 10 consecutive running plays put yards. KEEP SERVING did the work from there running Hutchins then returned a punt the ball at the Carbon 21. But on Gumucio, who is second in three straight times to score from from midfield to the Carbon 36 to third down and 4 yards to go, the state in total tackles, added two yards out. Stephenson added set up the Cowboys again. Runs Stephenson dropped back and 10 more to his season tally. Ryley STAY PROUD the kick and it was 7-0 with only from Childs and Gumucio set up fumbled the ball at the 44 yard Boman added six tackles with 1:30 elapsed off the clock. a 3-yard TD run by Hutchins to line. Carbon’s Dallon Wooden several players recording four On Carbon’s first possession push the lead to 27-6. scooped it up and rambled 56 tackles each. • Protect your community Grantsville’s Ryley Boman picked The Cowboys were back on yards to pay dirt to slice the lead The Cowboys play their final off a pass and set his team up the board again 3:39 left until to 41-20 late in the third quarter. non-region game of the year • Live the adventure with great field position at the intermission. Stephenson darted On the ensuing kickoff, Deavila Friday when they make the long Carbon 32. Gumucio had runs in and out of defenders for a 64- returned the kick up the middle trip to Roosevelt to face Union of 12 and 8 yards and then the yard touchdown run to make it of the field on an 85-yard TD at 7 p.m. • Enjoy the camaraderie Childs sprinted in from 13 yards 34-7. dash to push the lead to 48-20 [email protected] • Be a hometown hero

“I had to make sure that I Superb came down with the ball first,” continued from page A10 said Clemente, who hauled in the jump ball-like pass in got the ball halfway through the end zone for the go-ahead the second quarter looking to score. “It was so exciting to attack through the air. A toss come down with that ball.” from Tiger quarterback Josh The Buffalo defense took Hamblin to Lance Chatterly for care of business in dominat- 20-yards help them get deep ing fashion, from the second- into Buffalo territory again. ary to the offensive line, all However, the Tooele defense parts were working equal- again was up to the task, this ly hard. In the stretch after time it was Kolt Wright bust- Tooele took the lead they 1-800-GO-GUARD ing through the line on fourth started a sack party of their down for his second sack of own. Mason Halligan, Marcus www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com the drive, giving the ball back Westover and Wright all had to the Buffs. sacks to help to the frustra- Tooele gave the ball right tion of Orem QB Hamblin as back on a fumble on their sec- he threw incompletion after ond play from scrimmage and incompletion trying to tie the gave Orem great field position. game up with the Buffaloes. An 11-yard run by Mitch Habel “Coach B. J. Hunter really did Pet of the Week and a 10-yard catch hauled in a great job with the defensive by Jordan Egbert moved the schemes and really shut them Tigers down the field. down,” said coach Groth. On second down, Hamblin Tooele was able to hold on tossed a strike to Habel for and now stand at 3-1 in the a 20-yard touchdown to give season but most importantly Orem a 7-6 heading into half- start 1-0 in Region 7 play. The time. Buffs continue region play In the start of the second this Friday when they travel to half Orem pieced together a Orem to face Mountain View well executed drive behind at 7 p.m. the arm of Hamblin. Hamblin [email protected] threw for 43 yards on the drive photography / Troy Boman to set the 1-yard run from Tooele’s Mason Halligan jumps in front of Orem quarterback Josh Hamblin to Habel to widen the Orem mar- block his pass Friday in Tooele. Along with his defensive play, Halligan ran the gin to 14-6. ball well from the fullback position in the 21-14 upset victory. Staring down an 8-point deficit against a favored Orem 1-yard line that would make or �� team, Tooele could easily hang break the game for the Buffs. �� their head and accept that The Tooele O-line made just �� the game was merely close. enough of a push for Iorg to Instead they built an impres- cross the goal line on a QB �� sive drive to counter the Tiger sneak. To tie the game with a �� scoring drive. two-point conversion Jordan Biorge hit Orem with two Clemente ran to the right side �� Exuberant Kitty of the first three running and cross the goal line to tie �� plays, going for 19 and then 16 the game at 14-14. �� For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure yards. Sandwiched in between One would think Orem �� Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Biorge’s runs was a 39-yard might want to take care of Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing scamper by Iorg that put the ball as they were receiv- and possible shelter fee. Tooele deep in Tiger territory. ing the kickoff in the tie game. �� Tooele City “That third quarter drive However the Tigers inexplica- �� Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to really was a turning point for bly ran the same trick play �� Grantsville hold animals for 3 days our team,” said Tooele head that doomed them earlier and �� Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. coach Ray Groth. “Right then the result this time: another we felt that we could play with lost fumble to the Buffs. �� anyone and we proved it on Tooele took the gift and �� Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. the field.” converted it into a touchdown �� With Orem attempting a grab for Clemente from Iorg Tooele Veterinary Clinic �� goal line stand Tooele went for and secured the 21-14 lead �� 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 fourth down and goal from the late in the third quarter. �� A12

A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 16, 2008 Dugway’s James fires two shutouts against Tintic Woolett produces in the hitting department with three triples, a double and nine runs batted in

by Jake Gordon scoreboard. With a one-out sin- more runs as the rout was one. STAFF WRITER gle Woolett maneuvered his way Woolett raced home on a past to third and eventually scored ball to notch the score at 8-0. Strong pitching and time- on a wild pitch by Tintic start- With only two runs need to ly hitting is all it takes to win ing pitcher Bowdy Steele for the close out the game with the baseball games. That is exactly quick 1-0 lead. mercy rule Dugway started off what Dugway had in their white- After James got done mow- the inning at the bottom of the washing of region foe Tintic in ing down the Miners in the lineup. After James Dettle got two games with the same score top of the third, his run sup- on base Steven Delgado drew of 10-0 on Friday in Dugway. port came in the bottom half. a walk and set up base runners Zach James played the part Morgan Kartchner started off for the top of the order to hit of the dominant pitcher as he the scoring with a bloop single in. James helped his own cause had control of all of his pitches, over the first baseman’s head to with a single to left-center scor- pitching a no-hitter in the first score Jeremiah Kolb to make the ing Dettle. game and only gave up a lead- Mustang lead 2-0. Dugway again went with off single in the second game for Then Dugway got aggressive the risky suicide squeeze play one hit in nine innings on the on the base paths with the sui- as Kolb laid down a bunt while mound. cide squeeze. With Woolett at Delgado raced home and slid Dakota Woolett carried the hot the plate and Garrett Hensley into Tintic catcher Taylor as the bat for the Mustangs as the visit- at third, Woolett faked the bunt ball fell out of his glove onto the ing Miners could not figure out while the ball got past catcher ground, giving the Mustangs a a way to get him out as he went Taran Taylor for a Mustang run. 10-0 opening game win. a perfect six-for-six, with three With the run already in, Woolett “The middle of the order is triples, a double and two singles this time really laid down the improving every day and they and nine RBIs in both games to perfect bunt for the perfectly had a great hitting day today,” lead Dugway in the routs. executed suicide squeeze to said Dugway coach Jaren Game 1: Dugway 10 — Tintic 0 notch the Dugway lead to 4-0. Wadsworth. “I think some of our Dugway was held scoreless in In the bottom of the fourth drills are really helping our time- the first inning of the first game Kartchner smacked his second ly hitting.” against Tintic but it wouldn’t consecutive RBI single and then James earned the win with become a trend as the Mustangs was followed by a long triple the no-hitter while pitching five quickly found their way on the by Woolett that knocked in two strong innings with eight strike- outs and only allowed three walks in the dominating performance. “Zach (James) was even photography / Maegan Burr battling a hamstring injury Dakota Woolett tags out a Tintic player on his way to second base Friday. Dugway beat Tintic twice by the same score of and pitched really well,” said 10-0 in a doubleheader. Wadsworth. “When your pitcher is throwing strikes like that you continued his hot hitting with and Woolett each had RBI base “I am proud of the players will be every game.” a two-run triple to left-center. hits to make the score 7-0 after at the bottom of the lineup for Game 2: Dugway 10 — Tintic 0 Woolett later came around to the second. doing the little things that help Are you a former Club member? Tintic wasn’t happy to see score on a Jake Palmer ground A rare scoreless inning for the team,” said Wadsworth. Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? James on the mound again but out to make the game 4-0 before the Mustangs was short-lived “From making catches to sup- it worked out perfectly for the the first inning even ended. as they loaded the bases in the porting their teammates from We’re looking for you! Mustangs as they worked their James did allow a hit in the fourth and looked to close out the bench they prove that it bats against a different pitcher. first inning but from there he the game. takes 16 players to make things Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a Dugway started off the game was near perfect as he shut down Woolett came to the plate with happen instead of just nine.” hitting the gaps in the outfield. the Miners from there on. the bases loaded and smacked a The two wins moves the short alumni survey! Hensley nailed a double down An early error for Tintic triple that careened of the center Dugway record to 8-3 on the sea- the left-field line scoring James helped open the flood gates for field fence, clearing the bases son with a Friday doubleheader at but the runs didn’t stop there in the Dugway scoring. After Kolb and ending the game with a 10-0 Wasatch Academy at 2 and 4 p.m. the first inning. Woolett again scored on the error Kartchner score. [email protected]

the at Morgan, tells me how good in playing such close games of Tooele for 114 Lose the team really is,” she said. “It is that the girls came out and County Years continued from page A10 also tells me how much more I played like a team. VOTo subscribeI callC 882.0050 E can expect from them.” “They executed the things Chelsea Dalton also had a She said that playing Morgan they had been working on and good match with two kills, two in volleyball has always been a they played as a team,” she blocks, one ace and three digs. big mental game and she was said. “If we can do this then we Cowboys coach Heidi Heath excited with how they never have the ability to beat many said she was pleased with gave up in the match. teams that may be overlooking how the girls played against “The girls never quit,” she Grantsville.” A Good Education Morgan, especially since they said. “They made every set a She said she’s proud of the had only won one preseason game. Morgan had to play hard improvement the girls are mak- game. to beat us and that is not some- ing everyday and believes the “To come out and play so thing they are used to.” team will do well this season. well, and so close with Morgan Heath said the biggest factor [email protected]

IS PRICELESS and everybody has one, and the first thing they Racers try to do with them is race them.” Charter schools are continued from page A10 The media manager for Miller Motorsports Park, John Gardner, expressed satisfaction with publicly funded by the the event. and NASCAR and just that whole love of the “This is the third year that we have had the family. I think before it was horses. But now it’s Heroes of Speed event. It has become increas- state without tuition. cars and bikes and things like that.” ingly popular while also helping to educate Tom Barnard of Las Vegas, showing off his fans in the local market about the history of replica of a 1965 Chevy Cobra, gave his opinion our sport. It’s a low-key, fun event and we were on why Americans love cars. pleased with the turnout of fans and look for- “It’s been since Henry Ford came out with the ward to more vintage and historic racing in the Model T. It kind of gave the cars to the masses future.”

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photography / Maegan Burr Utah State University math professor Piotr Runge teaches a Monday night class about functions at USU Tooele. Runge moved from Poland to Logan seven years ago to pursue a doctorate degree in math education. He moved to Tooele to teach a month ago. From Poland New USU Tooele math professor by Jamie Belnap adjusting to differences in cultures, education to Tooele

or new USU Tooele math even smaller community, the Runges professor Piotr Runge, were unfazed. Tooele is remote, extremely “I didn’t want to leave Utah. I love small and socially differ- nature and the mountains,” Runge ent than his hometown of said. “It was an easy decision. When Poznan, Poland. All the same, opportunity knocks you have to open Runge and his fledgling family chose the door.” to venture to town and say life couldn’t Now all settled in their Overlake be better. home, the Runges have found their “We love it here,” Runge said. “There home away from home as the Polish are sidewalks everywhere, beautiful community is now just a short jaunt sunsets and warm evening air.” around the mountain creating the Runge, 30, and his wife Bozna opportunity to submerge their chil- traveled to the United States from dren — ages 6, 5 and 2 — into the Poland seven years ago when Runge culture they so dearly love. decided to obtain a doctorate degree “People [in Utah] don’t have time in math education from Utah State to socialize a lot,” Runge said citing University. what he calls one of the biggest cul- At first, moving to Logan was a tural differences between locals and tough change for the couple, but after foreigners. photography / seven years they got pretty attached, As such, the Runges venture out Maegan Burr Runge said. to meet with the Polish community “Logan was very boring at first, but every week for soccer games, picnics, Piotr Runge now I feel like it is better to live in a celebrations, and to provide oppor- stands in front small town,” Runge said. tunities for their children to speak of the giant ‘A’ outside So when a full-time teaching Polish with people their age. Utah State opportunity at the USU Tooele cam- Another difference, Runge said, University’s pus meant packing up their belong- Tooele campus. SEE PROFESSOR PAGE B10 ➤ ings and heading southwest to an Runge, who is originally from Poland, recently moved to Tooele to teach math.

HOMEFRONT When saving salsa, use a tested recipe for bottling, or freeze alsa is a sacred cow among can- freeze it. You can make any mixture were responsible for illness, spoilage Apparently he had found out that ners. Favorite family recipes that you like and put it in the freezer, but and a host of similar crimes. But that no one — not even a warrior — is par- S have been bottled for decades if you bottle it you need to use recipes is not so. ticularly effective in or agreeable to do are revered and the recipes are not Diane Sagers that have been tested for acidity. If you One might imagine folksy origins as battle when he is weak from hunger. negotiable. They hold sentiments that CORRESPONDENT just love your salsa recipe, go ahead some sort of serendipitous discovery With hoards of foot soldiers march- rank right up there with motherhood, and follow that recipe, just put it in the when our grandmother’s grandmoth- ing across Europe and supply wagons the American Flag and a warm, hand- freezer to store it safely. er’s grandmother cooked over a kettle undoubtedly trundling along close sewn quilt handed down through The harvest is underway, and empty in the fireplace to feed her family, behind, Napoleon had his hands full. generations. You just don’t mess with acid to create a safe product always bottles are finding their way into the maybe making chili sauce — an old Exactly how do you send provisions perfection. stimulates comments and questions. canner and back to the shelves full for fashioned version of salsa. It is a sweet from Paris to re-supply those supply I have had opportunities to teach Then, when we come to salsa, faces the coming winter. picture, but not accurate. wagons in Austria? canning classes and to talk to people turn incredulous. “What? I need to use You have to wonder just who Instead, the story of canning comes It was no small endeavor and keep- about bottling fruits and vegetables. a tested recipe?” Generally someone thought up the idea of putting food from the rather violent background ing that food edible until it could I encourage them to make decisions remarks that they have bottled their into bottles (or cans), heating it and of the Napoleonic wars. Napoleon arrive on the front lines was a major to do a few things differently than favorite salsa recipe for years and no expecting it not to spoil. Just where did Bonaparte, who lived to conquer, enterprise as well. Malnutrition was their grandmothers. For the most part one has died. If I venture to say “at that come from? Certainly it must have observed that “an army marches on its rampant among the troops. It is no people listen respectfully — until we least not yet,” I am met with glares. been someone who lived after the rev- stomach.” And he was bent on keeping touch on tomatoes. The need to add I have a pat answer to this. Just elation that small, unseen organisms his armies marching. SEE SALSA PAGE B10 ➤ B2 BULLETIN BOARD

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office of the high school to RSVP at Tooele 884-4500. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Sandy Fraser Settlement irrigation at 884-4525 or [email protected] Settlement Canyon Irrigation share- at the high school. holders are now on scheduled weekly restrictions. Schedules are available Overlake Elementary at [email protected] Overlake Elementary community or you can call 833-9606. There is still council will take place on Sept. 23 at no watering allowed on weekends. 7:30 a.m. at the school.

Story and craft hour Johnsen junior high Every Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Voice your opinions at the next meet- Tooele Family Center your child will ing of the Clark Johnsen Jr. High com- develop the love of reading as you munity council. The council will be attend our fun story time. Along with meeting on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 7 the story your child will use their p.m. in the CJJH library. All parents imagination and creativity creating a of CJJH students are welcome to craft. Located at 66 W. Vine St., Suite attend. #B. For more information call 833- 1960. Northlake volunteers STAR volunteers needed two days a Baby-sitting class week for an hour for each of the days. The Tooele Family Center is hosting Northlake Elementary will be training a class for kids 10-14 years of age for the S.T.A.R. reading program on on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. Oct. 2, from 9 a.m. to noon in room Teaching that kids need to be great #10. If you can volunteer to help a babysitters. The cost of the class is child with reading, please contact $10. Located at 66 W. Vine St., Suite Debbie Bird at Northlake Elementary #B. Please call to sign up 833-1960. 833-1940. The deadline to is Tuesday, Sept. 23. photo courtesy of Copper Canyon Raising children Library Copper Canyon Elementary participated in the Bonnie Plants Third Grade Cabbage Scholarship contest. Copper Canyon cabbage grower finalists: (l-r) Are you raising a relative’s child? We Noah Handley, Ellie Isom, Taryn Wolf, Brandi Carling, Brandon Boren, Josie Warner, Katie Christensen and Madison Coulter. can help. Contact Grandfamilies First Weekly story time (801)326-4394 or 1-800-839-7444. Remember children’s story time every our new location at a new time. We Children’s Theatre production of cost is $7 for a wash and $9 for a wash Support groups begin Oct. 6, 2008 Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s now worship in the home of Tooele Rumpelstiltskin Sept. 22-27, 2008. and vacumn. and are at Tooele Health Department crafts each Friday from 3-5 p.m. United Methodist at 78 E. Utah Ave. Auditions will be held on Monday, from 6:30-8 p.m. Please contact Anna- Check with the library for any special at 9 a.m. every Sunday. Sept. 22, 2008 at Copper Canyon Lee Hernandez at (801)326-4394 to story times. For more information Elementary, 1600 N. Broadway, Groups register. on these and other library programs, Messianic Congregation Tooele). Children Kindergarten check our website www.tooelecity. The Brit Ammi Messianic through Sixth grade are eligible to Kiwanis meetings org/tcl/library.html or call 882-2182, Congregation meets every Saturday at audition. For more information please Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon Grantsville or visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Main, in Tooele. Join contact Terra Sherwood at 843-2142 at Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. us for praise, Torah (Bible) study, and or at [email protected]. Contact John Brown at 843-0711. Irrigation Stranger danger fellowship as we study the Hebrew Grantsville Irrigation has issued a Join us on Thursday, Sept. 18, at 7 foundation of our Christian faith. For Rumpelstiltskin performance Pioneers museum total of four regular turns. Metered p.m. for stranger danger with Lt. more information call 843-5444. Come see Missoula Children’s Theatre The DUP Museum will be opening on users have 250,000 gallons per year. Wimmer from the Tooele City Police Rumpelstiltskin featuring local per- Friday and Saturday for the summer Non-metered users must adhere to Department. Learn what a stranger United Methodist Church formers on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 months until Sept. 27. Our hours will the following regulations: no sprin- can be. Take home a free ID kit per Tooele United Methodist Church at 3 or 7 p.m. Performances will be be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you would kler in one spot more than 1.5 hours; child. please join us for Sunday service at Copper Canyon Elementary, 1600 like a tour at any other time than the maximum weekly usage is eight at 11 a.m.Sermon title: “dirty jobs” N. Broadway, Tooele. Tickets will be the scheduled hours, please contact hours; no open hoses; no watering Special story time Scripture: Matthew 18:21-35. available at the door, $3 adult, $2 either Julie Merrill 882-0004 or Lynne 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Questions call 884- A very special story time will be held child, $10 family. The production is Bevan 882-5121. 3451. on Sept. 26, at 1 pm. Angie Wager Attention crafters sponsored by Tooele City. For more from Jordan’s Landing Barnes and Tooele United Methodist women’s information please call 843-2142. American Legion Concealed weapon class Noble will be here with her friend the fall bootique still has tables available The American Legion post #17 is hav- Concealed weapon carry class on “Cat in the Hat”. See you there. for crafters. Table rental is $15. The Free concert ing a meeting on the second Friday of Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008 from 8 a.m. Bootique will be Friday, Oct. 3 and There will be a free concert Thursday, every month at 7 p.m., at the National to noon at the Grantsville Fire Station, Genealogy Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. at Grantsville High Guard Armory, 16 S. First St., Tooele. 26 N. Center St. Cost is $50.00 which Would you like to learn more about Please contact Norma McFarland School auditorium featuring the All the Tooele County Veterans are includes fingerprints and picture. Genealogy? Join our class on www. 882-6145 to reserve your table. But Tooele district orchestra. This orches- welcome to attend. For more infor- Class size is limited so call now to Ancestry.com given by Lynn Anderson hurry tables are going fast. All pro- tra consists of Tooele and Grantsville mation call 843-9593. register. Call Gordon Mortensen at accredited Genealogist. On Saturday, ceeds go to UMW missions. high school orchestra members. 406-1281. Sept. 27, at 11 a.m. She will show you Robert Frost from Smithfield will be Ducks unlimited how to use this program that is avail- Ladies Bible study the guest director. The public is invit- 32nd annual Tooele County Ducks Fall tree sale able at the Tooele Libraries Internet A Ladies Bible study is starting ed. Unlimited conservation and fund- Buy one street tree and Grantsville City computers. Please sign up at the cir- Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008, from 7-9 raising banquet will be held on Sept. will buy another one. Applications for culation desk. p.m. in Stansbury Park. It will be a 18, 2008 at the Tooele Army Depot this program are at Grantsville City Beth Moore study, “stepping up, a Arts Eagle’s Nest. Dinner will begin at 7 Hall. Deadline is Oct. 3 and for any journey through the Psalms ascent.” p.m. with social hour and registration questions contact Gary 884-3411. Education This seven week study will be com- Art class open house starting at 6 p.m. For more informa- plete before the holidays. If you are The Tooele City Arts Council would tion contact Teri Critchlow 830-8090, Adult Education interested, please call Bev Gearo at like to invite you to attend an open or Rob Jensen 830-7300. Stansbury Park Get your high school diploma. All 843-4343. house at the Tooele Army Depot Arts classes for a high school diploma, and Craft Center on Wednesday, Sept. Boy Scouts Harvest days adult basic education, GED prepara- Singles dinner 17 2008 from 4-7 p.m. For more infor- Cub Scout pack 4139, sponsored Benson Grist Mill Harvest Days on tion, word processing, drivers’ edu- A fall dinner for singles 45-and-older mation call 843-2142 or 833-2940. by the Stansbury Park Community every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., until cation and English as a second lan- will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20, For directions to the Tooele Army Association is looking for boys in first Oct. 18, 2008. Bring your produce, guage available. Register now to grad- 2008 at 2 p.m. at the Tooele South Depot Arts and Craft Center please through fourth grades in Stansbury crafts and yard sale items. Come into uate $35 per semester. Located at Stake Center. Dress is casual. visit www.tooelecity.org. and Grantsville who want to come our Country Store and see the new 76 S. 1000 West, call 833-1994. Adult join the fun of Cub Scouting. If you things we have added this year. Any Education classes are for students are interested in joining our pack have questions call 882-7678. 18 and over. Tuesday and Wednesday Charity Moose Lodge your parents contact our Cubmaster, 5-9 p.m. Mr. John Palo 884-0978 or e-mail Museum day Food pantry Convention [email protected]. Museum Day at the Benson Grist Mill GED preparation class The First Baptist Church in Tooele is For all interested Moose Lodge mem- Tooele history books Saturday, Sept. 13, 2008 from 10a.m. The Tooele Adult Education Center is offering a clothing closet and emer- bers, there is a convention in Boise, Tooele County historical society will to 4 p.m. Everyone who takes a tour gency food pantry to meet the needs Idaho on Sept. 18-21. Applications to offering a GED preparation class. The have available at our Sept. 9 meeting, will be given a Memories of the Mill class will be held Wednesday’s from of our community. Anyone with cloth- attend can be picked up at the Moose two books for you to purchase. The Book. Treasure Hunt for children. 6-9 p.m. Cost is $35. Call 833-1994 ing needs is welcome. The food pan- Lodge. history of Tooele County Volume II try is available for emergency needs. for additional information. Summer for $25 and The Mining, Smelting and school, Wednesday 5-7 p.m. Hours of operation are Saturdays Saturday night dinners Ophir Railroading in Tooele for $15. We also from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located Saturday night rib-eye steak and have eight note cards for $4. Call Alice at 580 S. Main St. For information call English as second language salmon dinners. Members get a free Dale 882-1612. Historic museum ESOL conversational classes are held 882-2048. dinner in their birthday month. Come Ophir Historic District Museum Monday and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. out and join us for lots of fun. Smoke will hold their annual Ophir fest on ESOL students may also come any- Food bank distribution free environment for members and Healing horses fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008 from 11 a.m. time the center is open for individu- The Utah Food Bank will have a food their guest. Live music, Monrovia will Backcountry horsemen are sponsor- to 4 p.m. Come and enjoy this family alized study. Registration is $35 per drop on Oct. 10, at 8 a.m. at Deseret be playing Saturday, Sept. 27. ing healing horses therapeutic riding event with food, contests, tours and semester. Summer school is Tuesday Peak. Food will be distributed until it center for a ride-a-thon fundraiser in crafts. No cost for this event. Vendors and Wednesday 7-9 p.m. is gone or until 10 a.m. There are no Settlement Canyon on Sept. 20. The still needed contact Sharon at 882- sign ups after 9:30 a.m. unless you are Eagles ride begins at 1 p.m. and dinner is at 5 4256. Free pre-school hour already in line. Please do not show p.m. For more information visit www. Bring your child, ages 0-5 years old up for food until 7 a.m. For questions Friday night steaks healinghorsesutah.org or call Sarah every Tuesday at 10 a.m. to the Tooele call Carrie at 843-7667. Kevin and Barbara Denner will host Feels (801)915-6918 or Carol Nudel Schools Family Center to enjoy the adventure Friday night dinners, steaks, shrimp, 833-9085. of learning. Your child will experience Donations needed halibut and chicken, and will serve Excelsior Academy a fun hour of stories, songs, activities, The Tooele Church of Christ is on this Friday from 6:30-8:45 p.m. Marine Corps league Excelsior Academy, a free public and sign language to help your child accepting donations for the Women’s Come out and support the Aerie and The Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine charter school opening August 2009, be prepared for school. Located at 66 Shelter. They need women’s socks Auxiliary. Corps League Detachment 1251 will for K-8, is accepting intent to enroll W. Vine St., Suite #B. For information and children’s clothing. Please help! meet Thursday Sept. 18, 2008, 1900 applications. The applications will be call 833-1960. 882-4642, 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. Needy kids car wash hr. at the Tooele County Search and available at the Transcript-Bulletin The Eagles will have a car wash with Rescue building, 245 W. 900 South. and online at www.excelsior-acad- Caregivers classes Hospice volunteers the proceeds going to the Needy Kids For info call Hal McConnell 882- emy.org. If you are a caregiver for a family You can play a critical role improv- X-mas Fund. It will be held at the 1179. If you would like to join our member of friend. Next class will be ing the quality of life for those on Les Schwab Tire Center on Saturday, TJHS community council on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m. at the their “end of life” journey. Volunteers Sept. 20, 2008, starting at 10 a.m. The SEE BULLETIN PAGE B3 ➤ The next Tooele Junior High School Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Vine St. provide care to pateints and fami- community council meeting will be The class this month is dealing with lies in the comfort of the patient’s held Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008 at 6:30 financial issues for ourselves and our home. Volunteers hold hands, bake p.m. in the TJHS Library. All Tooele loved ones. For more information cakes, share life stories and support BULLETIN BOARD POLICY Junior High parents are encouraged contact Dee Askerlund 882-4163 or caregivers. We invite you to join the If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at to attend. Barb McFarland 843-9054. Community Nursing Services hospice. Call 882-3913. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin GHS class of 1989 Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Attention all Grantsville High School Churches organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Class of 1989 members: mark Oct. 3 Music Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot on your calendar because we will be Mountain of Faith guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement honoring your class at the homecom- Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church Rumpelstiltskin auditions please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered ing celebration. Please call the main welcomes all to join us for worship in Tooele City is sponsoring the Missoula no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. B3

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the Grantsville Senior Center. alone again. For more informa- Bulletin Seniors Any questions call 884-3446 or tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, continued from page B2 Stan at 849-4553. or (801)599-2649. Tooele Seniors Detachment come to the meet- Craft fair on Sept. 26-27 at 9 Senior wheels USA Overeaters Anonymous ing and see what we are about. a.m., also breakfast will be The senior wheels USA pro- Overeaters Anonymous meet- You are welcome. served on Sept. 27 at 9 a.m, gram makes available power ings are held every Tuesday call 882-2870 to make your res- wheelchairs to senior citizens at 11:15 a.m. at St. Barnabas West Deseret horsemen ervation. Alzheimer’s support and the permanently disable at Church, 1782 N. Aaron Dr. For The September meeting of group on Tuesday, Sept. 16, no cost to the recipient, if they more information call 840- the West Desert Back Country at 2:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen. qualify. If the patients need is 0445, 882-4721, or (801)599- Horsemen will be Sept. 22, 2008 Friday night entertainment on for use in the home, please call 2649. at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County Sept. 19: Debbie Winn. Friday for more information to see if Courthouse. Please remember night dancing on Sept. 19: DJ they qualify. Call toll free at 1- Take off pounds sensibly that Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008 is Ned. 800-246-6010. Need help to lose those extra the Ride-A-Thon. All proceeds pounds? We can help. TOPS is will go to Healing Horses. If you Grantsville Senior Center a weight loss support group have questions, please contact Grantsville’s birthday dinners Recovery open to men, women, teens Linda Bean, (801)244-1359, or are back on Friday, Sept. 26 and pre-teens. Meetings are Carol Nudell, 833-9085. at 4 p.m. with entertainment Kick drug habits held every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at of Jeanine Christensen. Foot LDS Family Services addic- the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. We care clinic on Tuesday, Sept. 23, call tion recovery meetings are Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830- A group of ladies in Tooele 882-2870 for appointments. Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. 1150 or Connie at 884-5010 County will be providing daily Trip to Logan on Oct. 2, falls at 1030 S. 900 W., room 118, or see www.tops.org for more phone calls to people in our colors, visit the cheese, honey Tooele. Enter on the north side information. community beginning Oct. 1, and cookie factories, lunch is of the chapel. The Erda meet- 2008. There is no charge for included. Make reservations ing has been discontinued. NAMI support group this service. If you or someone by Sept. 19. Are you or someone you know you know is sick, recovering Al-anon meeting living with depression, panic, from surgery or just lonely and Grantsville brown bag An Al-anon meeting will be anxiety, bipolar disorder, wold like to hear a friendly Grantsville senior citizens hald every Tuesday at 10 a.m. OCD, or schizophrenia? NAMI voice, please contact Tippi 60 and older need to re- and Wednesdays from 6:30 support meetings are held 841-7616 or Beverly 882-0769. qualify for the brown bag for to 7:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 565 the food bank on Sept. 17, Church, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Join W. 900 South. Call Jan at 843- between 9 a.m. and noon at us and you’ll never have to feel 4347 for more information.

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Dean and Nellie Zentner four children, Elroy (Susan), Robert S. Perkes Dean and Nellie Zentner will Barbara (Michael, deceased), be celebrating their 69th wed- Gaylen (Elizabeth), JoDeane Elder Robert S. Perkes has ding anniversary on Tuesday, (Alan), they have 13 grandchil- accepted a call to serve a mission Sept. 16, 2008. dren and eight great-grand- for The Church of Jesus Christ �� They are proud parents of children. of Latter-day Saints in the Peru, �� Lima south mission. Robert spoke in the Tooele Skyline Ward on Aug. 17, 2008. BABY He reported to the Missionary Training Center (MTC) in Provo on Aug. 27, 2008. He is scheduled Karson Ray Chlubna to leave the Provo MTC on Sept. 16, 2008 and report to the Lima Peru MTC for an additional six Karson Ray Chlubna was born weeks of training before serving June 30 at Salt Lake Regional in Peru. He is the son of Stan and Medical Center to parents Robert Brenda Perkes. and Kelli Chlubna, sister Kacie and brother Austin. Grandmother Mary Jane Chlubna, grandfather Rich and MWMC BABIES Kathy Chlubna, great-grand- California, great-grandfather mother Evelyn Chlubna of Toby Shields of Tooele. Kiarissa Jean Smith was born Sept. 5, 2008, to Cory and Jeni Smith. WEDDINGS Terra Rose Coughtry was born Sept. 9, 2008, to Coralee Murphy and Matthew Coughtry. Yarbrough/Nash Jaxon Grady Willden was born Sept. 9, 2008, to Brandee and Mr. and Mrs. David Yarbrough Eric Willden. and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Nash are pleased to announce the marriage of their children Ferrin Maria Yarbrough and Dylan John Nash on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008. Ferrin and Dylan are employed at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Salt Lake City and they will make their home in Dylan John Nash and Ferrin Maria Tooele. Yarbrough �� You are invited to attend a reception in their honor from Park Clubhouse, One Country �� 6:30-10 p.m. at the Stansbury Club Dr. We will see you there. �� Your �� Get to know Tooele County, Sports Center �� subscribe to the for Tooele County

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Flt.-Conchords “28 Days” ›› (2000) Sandra Bullock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Music-Lyrics “Michael Clayton” ››› (2007, Drama) George Clooney. ’ ‘R’ (CC) REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel (N) Carnival Overture” by Hector Berlioz, (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova Conflicts lead to Albert Einstein’s mathematical discovery. ’ P.O.V. “Calavera Highway” (N) ’ (CC) Good Neighbors Debating Our Destiny II (N) ’ (CC) Jacques Ibert’s Flute Concerto with (8) KPNZ Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Programa Pagado Sir James Galway as soloist, and (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Office “Pilot” The Office (CC) Frank TV Frank TV Sex and the City Sex and the City “The Postman” › (1997) (PA) (CC) Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4. (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The Return of Sherlock Holmes (CC) History Detectives ’ (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) House “Dying Changes Everything” Fringe Wildly accelerated pregnancy. News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing The Royal Family (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Remarried couple has doubts. News (N) (CC) Sports News Scrubs ’ (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) Entertainment The Insider (N) ’ 8 p.m. on $ ABC (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men 90210 “The Bubble” (N) ’ (CC) Privileged “All About Honesty” (N) ’ King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show “It’s good to be the king,” goes the line (23) FX Bernie Mac “S.W.A.T.” ›› (2003) Samuel L. Jackson. A Los Angeles SWAT team must protect a criminal. “Rush Hour” ››› (1998, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. (CC) The Shield “Money Shot” (N) (CC) in Mel Brooks’ “History of the World, (25) QVC Chit Chat: Fashion (N) By Popular Demand Honora Collection: Jewelry Tanzanite Jewelry Clever Creations By-Greiner Part I.” But what’s it like to be the (26) ANPL Untamed and Uncut (CC) Weird, True & Freaky (N) Animal Precinct Mysterious injuries. Untamed and Uncut (CC) Weird, True & Freaky Animal Precinct Mysterious injuries. queen, or the prince? Find out in this (27) NICK My Family’s SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Family Matters ’ Family Matters ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ special, in which the British royals (28) FAM Lincoln Heights “Glass House” (CC) Greek (N) ’ (CC) Lincoln Heights “Glass House” (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Lincoln Heights “Glass House” (CC) Paid Program Paid Program grant a documentary crew unprece- (29) TOON George-Jungle Ben 10: Alien Johnny Test ’ Johnny Test ’ Chowder Ben 10 Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Venture Bros. (:15) Home Movies (:45) Frisky Dingo dented access to their daily lives. (31) CMTV “Funny Farm” ›› (1988, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Madolyn Smith. ’ Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos (:15) Mobile Home Disaster ’ (:15) Mobile Home Disaster ’ (33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Phineas and Ferb Phineas and Ferb Zack & Cody Hannah Montana “The Cheetah Girls: One World” (2008) Adrienne Bailon. Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Life With Derek The Ultimate Fighter (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (N) ’ “Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi” ››› (1983, Science Fiction) Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. ’ “Without a Paddle” ›› (2004, Comedy) Seth Green, Matthew Lillard. ’ 8 p.m. on D SPIKE (38) AMC “Two Weeks Notice” ›› (2002) Sandra Bullock, Hugh Grant. (CC) (:15) “Matchstick Men” ››› (2003, Comedy) Nicolas Cage, Sam Rockwell, Alison Lohman. (:45) Mad Men (CC) (:45) Murder, Inc. Reality shows often include fights be- (39) TNT Law & Order “Access Nation” ’ Law & Order “C.O.D.” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Birthright” ’ Raising the Bar “I Will, I’m Will” Without a Trace “Trials” ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Malone v. Malone” tween cooped-up participants looking (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) to blow off steam. But on this mixed (43) CNBC On the Money The Business of Innovation Saving General Motors Mad Money Fast Money The Business of Innovation (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba (CC) Wife Swap “Spolansky/Bradley” ’ How to Look Good Naked (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls martial arts showcase, those encoun- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity & Colmes Sarah Palin. (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes Sarah Palin. (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren ters are encouraged and the ultimate (51) FXSPN International Fight League Best Damn Top 50 Special Mind, Body Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Special Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Special Mind, Body winner rewarded with a UFC contract. (52) ESPN 2008 World Series of Poker (Taped) 2008 World Series of Poker (Taped) Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Looking to cash in on the series’ (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ House “Mob Rules” ’ (CC) House “Heavy” ’ (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:05) Law & Order: Criminal Intent ’ eighth season are 32 lightweights (71) DISC Dirty Jobs Dismantling parade floats. Dirty Jobs “Buoy Cleaner” (CC) Dirty Jobs Wine making. (CC) How It’s Made How It’s Made Dirty Jobs Dismantling parade floats. Dirty Jobs “Buoy Cleaner” (CC) (155 pounds) and light heavyweights (518) ENC “The Guardian” ›› (2006, Drama) Kevin Costner, Ashton Kutcher, Sela Ward. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:20) “National Lampoon’s Animal House” ››› (1978) (:15) “Higher Learning” ››› (1995, Drama) Omar Epps. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (205 pounds), and they’ll face off un- (534) STARZ (5:45) “Reality Bites” ›› (1994) Winona Ryder. Cont’d “The Hurricane” ››› (1999, Drama) Denzel Washington, Vicellous Reon Shannon. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “No Country for Old Men” ››› (2007) Tommy Lee Jones. ’ ‘R’ (CC) der the watchful eyes of coaches and (561) MAX The Cable Guy ’ “Disturbia” ›› (2007) Shia LaBeouf. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” ››› (2007, Western) Brad Pitt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Alpha Dog” ›› (2006) Bruce Willis. UFC combatants Antonio Rodrigo (576) SHOW The Dog Problem “Smiley Face” (2007) Anna Faris. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Penn & Teller Penn & Teller I’m Still Single “I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer” (2006) ‘R’ Nogueira and Frank Mir. (591) TMC “Last Summer in the Hamptons” ‘R’ “Raw Deal” ›› (1986, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Rocky Balboa” ››› (2006, Drama) Sylvester Stallone. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Three Blind Mice” ›› (2003) ‘R’ Movie: Los Lonely Boys: Cotton- WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 17, 2008 fields and Crossroads 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 8:30 p.m. on _ KUED (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Old Christine Old Christine Criminal Minds “Lo-Fi” ’ (CC) CSI: NY A bank heist goes awry. ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show After a childhood of playing cantinas (4) ABC News (N) Wednesday Wife Swap “Tassie/Tyson” ’ (CC) 20/20: The Royal Family British monarchy. ’ (CC) News (N) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:35) Extra (N) ’ and honky-tonks from Texas to Ten- (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) America’s Got Talent The top 10 contestants. (Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night › (2007) Diane Keaton. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) ››› (2007) Hugh Grant. ‘PG-13’ (CC) nessee, Los Lonely Boys have (6) HBO Live Free-Die (:45) “Because I Said So” “Music and Lyrics” Eagle Eye: 1st Entourage True Blood “The First Taste” (CC) (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Live From Lincoln Center (N) ’ (CC) “Los Lonely Boys: Cottonfields and Crossroads” ›› Keeping Up Good Neighbors “What’s New, Pussycat?” ›› rocked their way to the top of the (8) KPNZ Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Celebrity Roasts Programa Pagado Programa Pagado American music industry, determined (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City “Heat” ››› (1995) (PA) Al Pacino. to fulfill their father’s long-held (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Dimming Sun” (CC) (DVS) Disaster Detectives “Wind” ’ BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons dream. This documentary tells the (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Bones “The Finger in the Nest” (N) ’Til Death (N) ’ Do Not Disturb (N) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing story of the three Mexican-American (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) Sports News Scrubs ’ (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) Entertainment The Insider (N) ’ brothers from their humble begin- (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men America’s Next Top Model (N) (CC) 90210 “The Bubble” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show nings to their rise in fame as they (23) FX Bernie Mac “Rush Hour” ››› (1998, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. (CC) “Invincible” ›› (2006) Mark Wahlberg. Premiere. The story of football’s Vince Papale. (CC) Sons of Anarchy “Fun Town” (N) blend the sound of early 1950s and (25) QVC Bob Mackie Wearable Art “Fashion” Clever Creations By-Greiner Tanzanite Jewelry Susan Graver Style Nolan Miller Glamour Collection ’60s San Angelo, Texas, music (26) ANPL After the Attack (CC) Animal Witness (N) Animal Precinct (CC) Animal Witness Animal Precinct (CC) After the Attack (CC) scene into Texican. (27) NICK My Family’s SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Family Matters ’ Family Matters ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ (28) FAM America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Greek ’ (CC) Paid Program Paid Program Thursday (29) TOON George-Jungle Ben 10: Alien Total Drama Johnny Test ’ Chowder Ben 10 Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Venture Bros. (:15) Home Movies (:45) Frisky Dingo (31) CMTV 2008 CMT Music Awards From Nashville’s Belmont University. ’ Comedy Club ’ Comedy Club ’ Comedy Club ’ The Cable Guy Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos Smallville (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Zack & Cody Hannah Montana “Air Bud” ›› (1997) Michael Jeter. A boy’s new dog is a basketball whiz. Wizards-Place Life With Derek 7 p.m. on / KUWB (36) SPIKE UFC Fight Night ’ (Live) The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ MANswers (N) ’ MANswers (N) ’ UFC Fight Night ’ We finally find out what happened to (38) AMC “Blown Away” ›› (1994) Jeff Bridges. A mad Irish bomber plots revenge on his former pupil. “Ladder 49” ›› (2004) Joaquin Phoenix. A firefighter awaits rescue from a burning building. “Blown Away” ›› (1994, Suspense) Clark (Tom Welling) after the collapse (39) TNT Law & Order “Couples” ’ Law & Order “Invaders” ’ The Closer “Time Bomb” (CC) Cold Case “Offender” ’ (CC) Cold Case “Stand Up and Holler” ’ Cold Case “One Night” ’ (CC) of the fortress in the season pre- (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) miere, “Odyssey.” The Justice (43) CNBC On the Money America’s Toughest Jobs ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Fast Money America’s Toughest Jobs ’ (CC) League heads to the Arctic in search (46) LIFE Reba (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Wall of Secrets” (2003, Suspense) Nicole Eggert, Dean McDermott. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls of Clark and immediately has a con- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity & Colmes Sarah Palin. (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes Sarah Palin. (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren (51) FXSPN Beyond the Glory (CC) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN frontation with the new CEO of (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball Teams to Be Announced. (Live) (CC) Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Luthorcorp, Tess Mercer (Cassidy (57) USA House “Role Model” ’ (CC) “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” ››› (2005) Steve Carell. Three co-workers unite to help their buddy get a sex life. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:05) In Plain Sight (CC) Freeman). Meanwhile, Chloe (Allison (71) DISC MythBusters “Phone Book Friction” MythBusters Electric stun gun myth. Man vs. Wild Survival essentials. (N) How It’s Made How It’s Made MythBusters “Phone Book Friction” MythBusters Electric stun gun myth. Mack) is being held prisoner by a (518) ENC “Gridiron Gang” ››› (2006, Drama) The Rock, Xzibit. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:10) “The Faculty” ›› (1998, Horror) Jordana Brewster. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Summer of Sam” ››› (1999, Drama) John Leguizamo. ’ ‘R’ (CC) suspicious group, and Clark has been (534) STARZ “One Night at McCool’s” › \ (:10) “Underdog” ›› (2007) Voices of Jason Lee. ‘PG’ (:35) “Spider-Man 3” ›› (2007, Action) Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) M. Lawrence M. Lawrence stripped of his powers by Jor-El. (561) MAX (5:45) “The Reaping” › (2007) Hilary Swank. ‘R’ Cont’d “The Marine” › (2006) John Cena. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Happy Feet” ››› (2006, Adventure) Voices of Elijah Wood. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Rendition” ›› (2007) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy (576) SHOW (4:30) “Casino Royale” ››› Cont’d Inside the NFL (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Penn & Teller Inside the NFL (iTV) ’ (CC) “The Condemned” › (2007, Action) Steve Austin, Vinnie Jones. iTV. ‘R’ (591) TMC (5:35) “Billy Liar” ››› ‘NR’ Cont’d (:15) “Cutting Class” › (1989, Horror) Donovan Leitch, Brad Pitt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Canvas” ›› (2006, Drama) Joe Pantoliano. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Journey to the End of the Night” ‘R’ 8 p.m. on $ ABC Meredith and Derek (Ellen Pompeo, THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 18, 2008 Patrick Dempsey) need some con- 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 crete results. Too bad they can’t just (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Flashpoint “Planets Aligned” (N) ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show borrow some concrete. In this (4) ABC News (N) Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “Jump” ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “Freedom” ’ (CC) News (N) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:35) Extra (N) ’ episode, while the two of them take (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) America-Talent My Name Is Earl The Office Toby’s goodbye party. ’ (:01) ER “The Chicago Way” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night their last shots at success in their (6) HBO (5:15) “The Astronaut Farmer” Cont’d REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel ’ True Blood True Blood-Lines True Blood “The First Taste” (CC) “Snakes on a Plane” ›› (2006, Horror) Samuel L. Jackson. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Murder House ’ (CC) Globe Trekker “New Zealand 2” ’ The Return of Sherlock Holmes (CC) Keeping Up Good Neighbors Masterpiece (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) clinical trials, the other surgeons try (8) KPNZ Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Houses For $300 Programa Pagado Programa Pagado to free a boy from a block of cement (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “U.S. Marshals” ›› (1998, Crime Drama) (PA) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. (CC) (DVS) Sex and the City Sex and the City (:40) “The Legend of Zorro” ›› (2005) (PA) (CC) before it hardens. (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature (CC) Wild! “Penguin Invasion” ’ (CC) True Blue Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons Supernatural (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Hole in the Wall (N) ’ (CC) Kitchen Nightmares “Giuseppe’s” (N) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil A weight-loss challenge. (N) News (N) (CC) Sports News Scrubs ’ (CC) Scrubs ’ (CC) Entertainment The Insider (N) ’ 8 p.m. on / KUWB (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Smallville “Odyssey” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Lazarus Rising” (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show In the season premiere, it’s four (23) FX Bernie Mac “Invincible” ›› (2006) Mark Wahlberg, Greg Kinnear. The story of football’s Vince Papale. (CC) “The Benchwarmers” › (2006) David Spade, Rob Schneider. Premiere. (CC) Always Sunny Always Sunny months later, and Dean (Jensen (25) QVC Nolan Miller Glamour Collection Susan Graver Style Aquamarine Jewelry Ryka Fitness Erwin Pearl Fashion Jewelry Ackles) wakes in a pine box. He’s (26) ANPL Orangutan Diary Saving orphaned orangutans in Borneo. (CC) Animal Precinct “Another Chance” Orangutan Diary Saving orphaned orangutans in Borneo. (CC) Animal Precinct “Another Chance” been freed from hell, and not sur- (27) NICK My Family’s SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Family Matters ’ Family Matters ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ prisingly, he has a joyful reunion with (28) FAM Nanny 911 “Rock Family” ’ (CC) Nanny 911 “McCray Family” (CC) Nanny 911 “Paul Family” ’ (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Paid Program Paid Program Sam and Bobby (Jared Padalecki, (29) TOON Chowder Misadv. of Total Drama Johnny Test ’ Total Drama Total Drama Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Venture Bros. (:15) Home Movies (:45) Frisky Dingo Jim Beaver), but it isn’t long before (31) CMTV “Broken Bridges” › (2006, Drama) Toby Keith, Kelly Preston. ’ (:15) “Pure Country” ››› (1992, Drama) George Strait, Lesley Ann Warren, Isabel Glasser. ’ (:45) Cribs ’ (:15) Cribs ’ (:45) CMT Music the three wonder just what exactly (33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Zack & Cody Hannah Montana “Stuck in the Suburbs” (2004) Danielle Panabaker. (CC) Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Life With Derek pulled Dean from hell and what it will (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) The Ultimate Fighter ’ MANswers (CC) MANswers (CC) Whacked Out Wild World want in return in “Lazarus Rising.” (38) AMC “Alexander” ›› (2004, Historical Drama) Colin Farrell, Angelina Jolie. Macedonia’s young king conquers much of the known world. (CC) “The Delta Force” ›› (1986, Action) Chuck Norris, Lee Marvin, Hanna Schygulla. (CC) (39) TNT “Good Will Hunting” ››› (1997, Drama) Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Affleck. (CC) “Good Will Hunting” ››› (1997, Drama) Matt Damon, Robin Williams, Ben Affleck. (CC) Without a Trace ’ (CC) ER (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) 9:01 p.m. on % NBC (43) CNBC On the Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) A mob lawyer (Steve Buscemi) in (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “When Harry Met Sally” ›››› (1989) Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls the Witness Protection Program is (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity & Colmes (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren brought into the ER and survives (51) FXSPN Sports Stories Golden Age Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts (52) ESPN Football Live College Football West Virginia at Colorado. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) several attempts on his life. Moving (57) USA House “Three Stories” ’ (CC) House “Honeymoon” ’ (CC) Burn Notice “Good Soldier” (N) (CC) House “The Right Stuff” ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:03) Burn Notice “Good Soldier” him to another hospital could have (71) DISC NextWorld Invisible aircraft carriers. Destroyed Destroyed Smash Lab “Crash-Proof Log Hauler” How It’s Made How It’s Made NextWorld Invisible aircraft carriers. Destroyed Destroyed deadly consequences for someone (518) ENC “Step Up” ›› (2006) Channing Tatum. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Jerry Maguire” ››› (1996, Romance-Comedy) Tom Cruise, Renee Zellweger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Judge Dredd” ›› (1995) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ (:45) No Way Out on the ER staff. Moretti (Stanley (534) STARZ Nine Months ›› (:20) “The Messengers” › (2007) Kristen Stewart. (CC) “Stomp the Yard” ›› (2007, Drama) Columbus Short. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “We Own the Night” ›› (2007, Crime Drama) Joaquin Phoenix. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Tucci) tries to patch things up be- (561) MAX (5:00) “Switchback” › (1997) Cont’d “The Replacements” ›› (2000, Comedy) Keanu Reeves. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Bourne Ultimatum” ››› (2007, Action) Matt Damon. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Dreamgirls” ››› (2006) ‘PG-13’ tween Abby and Kovac (Maura Tier- (576) SHOW (:15) “School for Scoundrels” ›› (2006) Billy Bob Thornton. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Comics-Borders Comics-Borders Eddie Griffin: Freedom of Speech (iTV) ’ (CC) (:45) “Dirty” ›› (2005) Cuba Gooding Jr. ‘R’ (CC) ney, Goran Visnjic). (591) TMC “The Man Who Wasn’t There” ›› (:15) “The Good Wife” ›› (1986, Romance) Rachel Ward. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Devil in a Blue Dress” ›› (1995, Mystery) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Splinter” (2006) Tom Sizemore. ‘R’ SERVICE DIRECORY B5

TUESDAY September 16, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5 SCHOOL NEWS There’s a wonderful world around us. Full of fascinating places. Interesting THS parent/teacher conference website to check grades and atten- Students were given their THS plan- people. Amazing cultures. Important First-term Parent/Teacher dance. If a student or parent has for- ners at the beginning of this year. challenges. But sadly, our kids are Conference for Tooele High School gotten their ID and password, they Parents should take a look at the not getting the chance to learn about are scheduled for Monday, Sept. 22 can come in to the counseling office information provided in this year’s their world. When surveys show that and Tuesday, Sept. 23. They will run to get that information. Passwords planner. School policies and rules are half of America’s youth cannot locate from 4-7 p.m., both evenings. Mid- and ID numbers will not be given included. Parents should also review India or Iraq on a map, then we have term reports will be issued in the over the telephone. many of the dates provided in the to wonder what they do know about main foyer to parents who come to Teachers should have the mid- planners. Athletic contests, ACT test their world. That’s why we created MyWonderfulWorld.org. It’s part the conference. term grades posted on the SIS by dates, parent/teacher conference of a free National Geographic-led Teachers will be located in the Friday, Sept. 19. Ninth grade students dates and many other important campaign to give your kids the power commons area for easy access. The can use their passwords given at the dates are included. of global knowledge. Go there today administration would ask that par- junior high last year. For those who Counselors and administrators and help them succeed tomorrow. ents keep their meeting with each have not used the Internet site to will also be available during the con- Start with our free parent and teacher teacher to five minutes, which will check grades and attendance, it is ference time for parents who may action kits. And let your kids begin the keep the waiting down for other par- a very helpful tool to help moni- need to visit with them. adventure of a lifetime. ents. If additional time may be need- tor a students progress. It will even If there are any questions or con- ed, parents can make an appoint- show assignments, quizzes and cerns about the conference, please It’s a wonderful world. Explore! ment with a teacher for a later date. tests for each class. Parents can see call the main office at 833-1978 or the Parents and students are encour- what points a student has or has counseling office at 833-1981. aged to use the Tooele High internet not earned for each recorded score. We are not alone. The Perfect Job is TOOELETRANSCRIPT Waiting for You! BULLETIN

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(801)787-4019 St. Grantsville (801) Jeeps, Fords and More! credit & background LARGE 2BDRM 2bth f/t for salon in Grants- 651-5151 NOW HIRING Certified STOLEN: The person Police Impounds For check, no smoking, no Serious inquiries only. ville 435-850-9262 pets, laundry, off-street Personal trainers and that stole the stain- Sale, For Listings Call w/d hook ups, a/c, 2BDRM 1BTH 2 car ga- The Kirk less steel elk from 800-586-3805 x 9973 parking, $540 plus utili- $500/dep, HIGHEST PAID Cooks Fitness Managers for rage, $800/mo, $500/ Quiet, Quality apartments in a ties, $250/dep, Vine $585-675mo. No pets, in the area Apply in Anytime Fitness in the Dead Dog Saloon dep. (435)830-2572 restored historic structure Street Courtyard, Tooele No Smoking. Owner/ person Track Brewing Grantsville and Stans- Saturday 9/6/08, to 1971 GMC K-10 Truck (801)205-3883 agent (435)840- 3010 2BDRM 2BTH Overlake company 1641 N Main. bury. Contact Shawn you it may be some- 4wd. 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Good pay and can Association of La- questions asked. profile tires, black lund carport, washer/dryer ROOMMATE WANTED. Grantsville $675/mo benefits. All newly hired bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Dead Dog Saloon. visor, bucket seats. incl., built in deck, patio, Looking for male room- $400/dep. No pets. 328 individuals a r e hrs. emp. serv. MUST SEE! $1500. storage, self cleaning mate. House is in East Main #7. Call Call to schedule a time promptly screened PRESS FEEDER oven, central air, basic Tooele. Washer and (801)815-2928 or to come see this truck through the E-Verfiy Operator Needed. cable included. $650 dryer onsite. $325/mo (435)884-0432. Autos 882-0983 electronic employment Transcript Bulletin NO SMOKING/PETS utilities included. Call authorization program Karl @ (801)458-9815 3BDRM 2BTH great Publishing is currently 1994 GMC, only 36,000 neighborhood, large run by the US Citizen- $0 DOWN! Cars From LB HUNT accepting applications original miles, $6000 BECOME A SUB- fenced yard, $1050/mo ship an immigration $29/mo! Police Im- is offering for a full time 6-color obo. (435)850-9647 801-322-2505 SCRIBER. 882-0050 (435)843-7830 Services. Apply in per- press Feeder Opera- pounds for Sale! 36 son at: 1820 West G tor. No experience Months @ 8.5% apr. Office Space Avenue Tooele, Ut necessary but helpful. For listings Call 8 4 0 7 4 P h : Duties will include: 800-586-3805 x 8329 FOR RENT (435)843-4280 EOE/ Helping run and main- Drug free workplace. taining a Heidelberg 1977 FORD Mustang The Sign you want. 6-color press. Must 915 North Main, Tooele IMMEDIATE OPEN- II Interior and body in be 18 years of age INGS. CDL A team & good condition needs with a high school do- $650-$800 per month each unit solo owner operators. carburetor an electri- with deposit negotiable. ploma or equivalent The Agent You Need. $1.00 empty. Up to cal work $1800 obo and have a current $2.45 loaded. OTR & 435-830-2344 regional positions. drivers license. Heavy Call me today for a Please call 435-637-9300, Ammo experience a lifting required. All 2002 Volkswagen Pas- plus, Sign-on bonus ne- benefits included. Ap- sat, great condition, ex- free Market Analysis ext. 11 ask for Linda gotiable. ply at 58 North Main ceptional gas mileage, 1-800-835-9471 (ucan) Street, Tooele. Send brand new tires, brake For Sale resume to Transcript pads, 4cyl, 1.8 liter Sandra Larsen Beautiful Golf IMMEDIATE OPEN- Bulletin Publishing, turbo engine, auto, INGS. CDL-A team & PO Box 390, Tooele, 80,000 miles, sun roof, Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend Course Home solo owner operators. Utah 84074. Tran- a/c, tilt wheel, cruise $1.00 empty. Up to script Bulletin Publish- control, Please e-mail $2.45 loaded. OTR & ing promotes a drug [email protected] regional positions. free environment. om or call Richard Real Estate Ammo experience a (435)830-4383. 435.224.9186 plus, Sign-on bonus ne- RN's UP TO $52.50/hr 2004 HONDA Civic, low gotiable. LPN's up $45.00/hr 404 379 S miles, $11,500 obo. 1-800-835-9471 (ucan) CNA's up to $27.00/hr New Price Free Gas/Weekly pay (435)882-1787 (801) Brittany 360 W KITCHEN/ SNACK Bar/ $2,000 bonus AACO 250-8585 N u r s i n g A g e n c y ONLY Wy ONLY front desk/ help P/T day HONDAS FROM $500! $ $ and evening. Experi- 800-656-4414 (ucan) 179,500 114,000 Police Impounds For MLS #820311 ence helpful but not MLS #824736 Very busy time! Actors, Sale! Many Makes and necessary. Hard work- Well priced rambler in North East Tooele. Extras, Models! No Models, For Listings BLOW OUT PRICE!! ing, with a positive atti- Walking distance to elementary school. Easy classes or upfront Call 800-586-3805 X tude is mandatory. Ap- commute to SLC.Main floor laundry. Master MUST SELL QUICK!! fees.$10-$95 hourly. 9436 Bath. Laminate Flooring.Larger lot is fully ply in person Allstar BRING OFFERS! Great starter home at a great No exp, all ages. landscaped, full auto sprinklers.2 car garage/ price! Nice neighborhood close to all schools. Up- Lanes 1111 North 200 MECHANIC SPECIAL Situated along 16th fairway of Stansbury Park’s golf 801-438-0067 keyless entry. A DEFINITE MUST SEE!! dated cabinets in kitchen, newer paint, newer roof. course, this home has unobstructed golf course, pond West, Tooele (Behind garage for lease, 24x35 and mountain views. On .28 acres w/16 full-grown Walmart). No phone w/pit, small office space trees--a private, serene setting. Approx. 3,500 sq. ft. calls please. Business attached. Located 345 W. 758 Sun- w/5 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal living room, spacious Opportunities south of Stockton. POST OFFICE Now hir- Wrathall rise Ln kitchen/great room w/vaulted ceilings and french doors. $600/mo. 837-2525 ing. Avg. $20/hour or Hand-scraped hardwood floors; 3 fireplaces, new A CASH COW! Soda/ (801)647-8485 ONLY Dr ONLY stucco, screened-in porch, walk-out basement, recently $57k/yr annually, in- Snack All cash vending $ $179,900 remodeled kitchen, backyard deck and partial vinyl cluding Federal Bene- SELL YOUR CAR or 429,000 business - $17,440 MLS #820282 MLS #814782 fencing. 777 Lakeview, $316,900. MLS #829496 fits and OT. Placed by boat in the classifieds. CONTACT SELLER: 801.593.0084 (ucan) Looking for WIDE OPEN SPACES, Horse Prop- Exceptional value! Almost 2500 square adSource, not w/USPS Call 882-0050 or visit erty, and a BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM built home in 435-840-3336 w h o h i r e s . BECOME A SUB- www.tooeletranscript. feet at a very low price. You won’t want to SCRIBER. 882-0050 Grantsville’s Palamino Ranches? Well here it is! miss out on this one. Fully fenced, central 1-866-497-0207. com This home has so many upgrades and nice am- menities. YOU REALLY MUST SEE! Surrounded air, fireplace,water softener, vaulted ceil- by breathtaking views. Nice neighborhood ings. Finish basement to your liking. 5 ACRES of $192,500 HORSE PROPERTY 1728 879 E. PRICE REDUCED Colovito Wy 900 N. Out West Realty ONLY REDUCED $199,450 $164,900 George McQuiston Drastically Reduced MLS #814398 MLS #815285 798 N. 730 W., TOOELE 263 East 400 North., TOOELE 353 E. CIMMARRON WAY, ERDA Well cared for rambler in Overlake. Two Beds 3, Baths 2, Gar 2. # 776447 Cute as a button, 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. 3 Bed 2 Bath #799804 801-598-4881 Nice home located in a quiet cul de sac. Beautiful new construction. Great rambler 1 car garage, fully fenced. Ready to HORSE PROPERTY ON 5 ACRES. 2 acre tone paint, central air. Newly finished base- Close to elementary school. Large .24 lot in new neighborhood north end of Tooele. move in! feet of water. Central Vacuum ment with wet bar, surround sound, tile,full Must see! Price reduced 5/5/2008 Ready Listed through RE/MAX Metro [email protected] fully fenced and landscaped. Full auto sprin- to occupy and enjoy summer in your new Listed through RE/MAX Metro bath, 3 bedrooms. Main floor master home. Motivated seller! Melodie 435.830.5886 Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 bedroom with Grand master bath. Large klers. Room for large family room, bathroom Linda Gregersen patio/Nice landscaping. Priced To Sell! and 2nd bed in bsmt. New central air. 801-319-3967 384 329 [email protected] $169,900 PRICE REDUCED Century Dr. Dawson PRICE REDUCED Terri McQuiston ONLY LNONLY $149,900 Under$169,500 801-597-8609 MLS #813044 Drastically Reduced MLS #789404 Not your ordinary mobile home! New Nice rambler in Overlake! Close to schools, [email protected] 356 ISGREEN CIR., TOOELE 1251 E. BRANDY LN., TOOELE 135 S. 3RD ST., TOOELE sheetrocked walls, new two tone paint, hospital,downtownContract Tooele, easy access to Beds 5, Baths 3. # 797207 3 Bed 2 Bath MLS#761636 Beautiful East side home tile, carpet, new doors and fixtures. New highway and short commute to SLC. New No waiting in line here! with 3 bathrooms BRAND NEW RAMBLER 3 Bed 2 Bath paint, carpet, tile and laminte throughout. in this 5 bedroom house that has new Walkout basement Listed through RE/MAX Metro roof.New vinyl low e windows,Covered paint, carpet, tile and refinished hardwood Listed through RE/MAX Metro deck, nice siding, Large shed. .29 acres Laundry on main. central air. Full landscap- floors. Large covered deck allows you to Melodie 435.830.5886 Call Bill at 801-706-5570 ing with full auto sprinklers. enjoy those quiet summer evenings. This Out West Realty, LLC that you own! No lot fees! is a must see!!! Phone: 801-598-4881 6684 711 S Fax: 801-250-4726 330 W HORSE PROPERTY Harvest $139,000 Dr. ONLY PRICE REDUCED ONLY $ $ 219,900 219,900 MLS #775574 Stansbury Lg. kitchen w/lots MLS #778868 MOVE RIGHT IN WITH NO FUSS. Beautiful of cupboards,new quartz countertops, house and yard all finished. LARGE kitchen HORSE PROPERTY CORNER OF VEGAS & with island. Laminate flooring, newer carpet 455 E. UTAH AVE, TOOELE 251 EAST DURFEE STREET, GRANTSVILLE COOLEY STREET, GRANTSVILLE new laminate flooring, lg. pantry & main floor in living room.Garage insulated and finished. Beds 4, Baths 2. # 000000 3 Bed 2 Bath #800755 #798542 laundry, grand master bath- garden tub, separate Single car garage. Cozy, ready Horse Property, 1 Acre, Walk Out 3.02 Acres of Horse Property Large yard is nicely landscaped with full auto to move in August 15. Basement. 1 share of water 1 Acre Feet of Water shower, double sinks large deck with benches. sprinkler and fence. A MUST SEE! Owner/Broker Listed through RE/MAX Metro Listed through RE/MAX Metro Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 1185 North Main • Tooele Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. All offices independently owned and operated. Informationdeemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday September 16, 2008

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3BDRM 1BTH Town 4BDRM, 3BTH house for OVERLAKE/ TOOELE STANSBURY PARK Tooele- 2 cozy bedroom $236,900 Large Brick LAKEPOINT Home & LAKEPOINT, 1 acre Lot/ PUBLIC NOTICE Hone for rent. No rent, $1100/mo. Over- Large 5bdrm, 3bth, on the lake, 4bdrm, rambler on a large lot. Rambler. 4100sqft, Horse Property - 7933. Horse Property. 7933 Notice is hereby given s m o k i n g / p e t s . lake. Please call for 2 story, 2 car garage, 4bth. Asking $2200/ Zero Down avail. Free 4-5bdrm, fully land- Mountain View Road Mountain View Road. that the Tooele City $900/mo +deposit. 734 more information at fenced yard, $1195. mo obo. Available im- recorded message- scaped, many up- Darling older home on Lot has been surveyed Council will meet in a N 1 7 0 W. (435)843-1036 or No pets/ smoking. mediately. Call (435) 1-877-744-3427, ext grades, super clean, 1 acre. 3bdrm 1.75bth. & undergoing final Business Meeting on 801-836-0858 (435)224-3043 17 East Aaron Drive 224-4344 88. Prudential R.E. pet free, smoke free. New kitchen cabinets & steps of sudivision from Wednesday, September 435-849-0858 Davidson Realty (435)840-5199 paint. Water shares. main house on 1 acre. 17, 2008, at the hour of Tooele- Inexpensive 5 5BDRM, 2.5bth 1 acre (801)466-5078 Stansbury Park on the Completely fenced and Very nice fenced lot 5:30 P.M. The meeting 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- bedroom rambler. Zero $299,900 Horse property horse property, Grants- water! Quiet cul-de- ready for animals. Very w/.72 water swhares. will be held at the Tooele rage, 329 Dawson Dr. Down avail. Free re- 4bdrm. New home, ville. Call (435)225- sac. Free recorded nice,large heated ga- City water & utilities in City Hall Large Confer- Overlake Tooele, corded message – large master bedroom, 6145, 884-6256 for ap- RENT TO OWN & Lock message – 1-877-744- rage. Barn & outbuild- the county road. Great ence Room located at $1075/mo $600/dep 1-877-744-3427. Ext landscaped sprinkler pointment. $1000/mo, in your Purchase Price 3427, ext 76. Pruden- ings. Ready for horses. area & easy to build on. 90 North Main Street, (435)884-0826 91. Prudential R.E. system, Option to rent. $600/dep. NOW on this NE tial Utah R.E. Adjoining 1 acre lot Adjoining home & 1 Tooele, Utah. Tooele Home!! No S e l l e r M o t i v a t e d 3BDRM 2BTH Car port, TOOELE/ OVERLAKE available (see Lots & acre also available (see 1. Invoices Bank Qualification Re- STANSBURY PARK (801)631-4257 all appliances, Stock- 5BDRM, 2BTH beautiful 3bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 story, Land). Owner will dis- "Homes" ad). Buyer will 2. Adjourn to a Closed quired!!! 458 E. Lindy Rambler 6bdrm, 3.5bth, ton, Pet ok, $850/mo NE Tooele. $1200 +de- 2 car garage, ac, $1095. 5BDRM 2.5BTH, new count if you buy both! discount if you buy Executive Session to Way (1020 N) 3bdrm 2 car garage, w/freezer, plus deposit. (435)640- posit, 2 car garage, No smoking/ pets. paint, new carpet, com- Contact Sherry Talbot both! Contact Sherry Discuss: 2bth 2 Car Gar. Fully a/c, tile, blinds, RV 0259 vaulted ceilings. No New carpet/ paint. pletely finished, RV (435)548-2782 or Gwen Talbot (435)548-2782 a. Personnel Issues Fenced New Carpet, parking, storage shed. pets/ smoking. 563 57 East 1810 North parking, fenced yard, Stratton (801)792-0979 or Gwen Stratton b. Real Estate Acquisi- 3BDRM 2BTH w/d Paint & Appliances. $1595/mo $800/dep Eastridge. Nathan Davidson Realty close to new elemen- / Agents / Miller & Co. (801)792-0979 / Agents tion hook-ups, central air, $1295/mo & deposit. (801)301-1584 Marga- (435)830-0665, (801)466-5078 tary and park. Call (801)566-6600 / Miller & Co. c. Pending Litigation yard, 475 & 485 Delta rie Smith (435)831-5012 C a l l E l l e n (435)882-1541 or (801)566-6600 d. Adjourn C i r c l e . $ 8 0 0 / m o 888/597-6021 Make Your American STANSBURY PARK, (435)241-0105 Sharon A. Dawson $600/dep (801)467- www.FreshStartH- Dream A Reality! BRAND NEW Home For 3bdrm, 2bth newer $190,000. Tooele City Recorder 6344 Owner/ Agent. omesLLC.com RE/MAX Own your home in Rent. 3bdrm, 2bth rambler w/very small Lease Pursuant to the Ameri- Results AFFORDABLE Home. less than 7 years. Water Shares 3BDRM HOUSE for rent home for rent. $1450. backyard. 2 car garage, cans with Disabilities Please contact Jeff at 2bdrm, 1bth unfinished ARC has used single & $875/mo $600/dep. No RENT TO OWN and lock w/d, hardwood floors. Act, Individuals Needing (801)509-4472 or MECHANIC SPECIAL basement on 1 acre lot double wide homes 3 GRANTSVILLE Irriga- smoking, no pets in your purchase price 162 Crystal Bay. Special Accommoda- Cheryl (801)381-2928. garage for lease, 24x35 in Lake Point. Call if available in a great tion water shares for (435)882-6472 now. No bank qualifica- $1050/mo. tions Should Notify w/pit, small office space you are interested. Tooele community. We sale. $6550/ea call tion required. 805 W (801)718-7121 Sharon A. Dawson, 3BDRM TRAILER in Grantsville- lovely ex- attached. Located (801)580-3758 or make owning your own 435-882-5740 o r 880 S. 3bdrm 1bth. Tooele City Recorder, at Vernon, responsible for ecutive style homes are STANSBURY PARK, south of Stockton. (801)209-2717 home easy. We offer a 435-840-2261 Ready to move in 843-2110 prior to the surrounding areas. Call priced to sell!. Free re- 4bdrm, 3bth immacu- $600/mo. 837-2525 zero % interest install- $950/mo and deposit. ATTRACTIVE Brick meeting. TDD Phone Duane (435)840-8107 corded message – late home available im- (801)647-8485 ment loan with low 5 ACRE FT underground C a l l K a r e n @ R a m b l e r o f f e r s water, transferable Number 843-2108 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 1-877-744-3427, ext. mediately through May. up-front money! Quick 435-830-0615 REMAX 3bdrm. 2bth, 2 fire- throughout, Erda or (Published in the Tran- home for rent, no smok- 81 Prudential R.E. No pets. 435-840-1025 Closings! Call our Results place, auto sprinkling Tooele City. Call script Bulletin September ing/ pets. 882-1550 Homes friendly staff now! TOOELE Immaculate system, 2 car over (435)882-4949 16, 2008) HOME FOR Rent, STANSBURY 3BDRM 435-843-5306 or call 4BDRM HOME for rent 3bdrm 1.5bth beautiful sized garage, land- 3bdrm, 1bth, fenced 2bth, double garage, V e r o n i c a a t PUBLIC NOTICE quiet neighborhood, 1 views, fenced yard, scaped, deck, patio, backyard, 2 car garage, a/c, no pets, $500/dep $$$SAVE MONEY 801-641-7327. Habla Notice is Hereby Given car garage, $900/mo central air, $1050/mo RV pad, profession- Commercial central air, lots of stor- $1000/mo Find HUD & Bank Espanol. that the Business Meet- C a l l L a y n e (801)971-7357 ally remodeled very Property age, friendly neighbor- (435)882-4165 owned homes at: www.aboutarc.com ing Scheduled for the (435)882-7847 hood. No smoking/ (801)943-6036 clean lovely home in www.tooelebank FOR SALE! Fitness Tooele City Council on (801)209-7020 leave a pets. $1100 plus de- STANSBURY HOME for Grantsville. $210,000 TOOELE, new carpet, homes.com or call Center, 12750sqft, September 17, 2008, message. posit. (801)864-5295 rent. Beautiful 5bdrm, obo. (435)830-3028 NEW 1200sqft home, paint, hardwood floors. for a list Berna Sloan 3bdrm, 2bth, vaulted Main Street. Handball has been Canceled. 4BDRM, 1BTH, $750/mo 3bth home. Backyard 3bdrm, 2bth, fenced (435)840-5029 FOR SALE by owner: Sharon A. Dawson NEW OVERLAKE Home fully fenced. Great mas- ceilings, 778 North 630 courts, lockers, show- plus deposit. 531 Gar- yard, 1 car garage, 135 Group 1 Real Estate 218 Country Club, West. $174,900. A ers, saunas, hot tubs, Tooele City Recorder den. Call 12pm-5pm. for rent 3bdrm 2.5bth ter bathroom. Must see! South 3rd Street, Stansbury, .28 acre golf Pursuant to the Ameri- Across from park, Quiet $1200/mo. $1200 secu- 2383SQFT Home in must see! Call Flora aerobic area. Unlimited (435)882-1199 $950/mo (801)706- course lot offers full (435)496-4960 possibilities! 882-7094, cans with Disabilities neighborhood. rity deposit. Washer 5570 Tooele FSBO $176,000 view of #4 hole and pic- Act, Individuals Needing HAVING A yard sale? (801)860-5696 $1175/mo plus deposit. and dryer included. 4bdrm, 2bth, nice family turesque sunsets. Fully OPEN HOUSE, Satur- Special Accommoda- Advertise in the Tran- BECOME A SUB- No smoking Contact P l e a s e c a l l neighborhood, room to landscaped/ auto sprin- day, September 20th, tions Should Notify script SCRIBER. 882-0050 Laurie (435)850-2543 (435)840-5184. grow. Call 830-4939 klers. Quiet neighbor- 1pm-4pm. 455 East Buildings Sharon A. Dawson, hood on cul-de-sac. Utah Ave. 4bdrm, 2bth. Tooele City Recorder, at 3bdrm, 2bth, 2986sqft. Must see! Jason 843-2110 prior to the Newly remodeled. (801)755-1044 Out BUILDING MATERIALS: meeting. TDD Phone Hardwood, carpet & tile West Realty. METAL buildings, mini Number 843-2108 storage systems, roof (Published in the Tran- floors. Fireplace. Bay Planning on selling your and wall panels, metal script Bulletin September windows. Central air. home, you could be It’s A Buyers Market! building components. 16, 2008) Walk-out basement to sending your sales Utah Manufacture 20 patio & golf course. points to up to 340,000 $ years plus. Top quality PUBLIC NOTICE Perfect for entertaining. households at once. 1071 S. 860 W., Tooele • 209,900 low prices. Weekly De- The Grantsville City $245,000. For $163. you can livery. 1-800-262-5347. Council will hold its regu- (435)840-0184, place your 25 word cobuildings@cobuild- larly scheduled meeting (801)292-8340 classified ad to all 45 ings.net (ucan) on Wednesday Septem- FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth newspapers in Utah. ber 17, 2008 at 7:00 rambler, 2yrs old, fin- Just call the Transcript If you build, remodel or p.m. at 429 East Main ished basement Bulletin at 882-0050 for remove buildings you Street, Grantsville, Utah. w/kitchenette, land- all the details. (Mention can place your classi- The agenda is as fol- ucan) This is a beautiful Home! Wood Doors! scaping complete. fied ad in 45 of Utah's lows: SOLD Wood trim! Textured walls! Laminent Many extras! Ready to- REDUCED $10,000. newspapers for only Regular Agenda: SOLD day! Best offer! $163. for 25 words ($5. Horse property in 1. Summary Action wood floors! New Carpet! Better than (801)860-5696, for each additional new. If this house is in your price Grantsville. FSBO. 1.62 Items (435)882-7094 acres, 5bdrm, 2bth. word). You will reach a. Approval of Minutes $ range this is a must see. up to 340,000 house- b. Approval of Business FSBO Home in Stans- $289,900. Sheila 1464 Country Lane, Erda 739,900 holds and all you do is Licenses bury Park. 3bdrm, 2bth, 801-599-3440 Owner/ This house has EVERYTHING! Beautifully Landscaped. Warm and inviting wood call the Transcript Bul- c. Approval of Bills 50% finished base- agent. floors, formal dining room. Formal living room, den Large and comfortable master 1162 N. 380 E., Tooele letin at 882-0050 for all d. Personnel Matters ment, hardwood floors, suite with a Grand master Bath. Fabulous Kitchen Family room area. 7 Bedrooms! 4 SELLING YOUR the details. (Mention 2. Consideration of Ordi- vaulted cielings, large HOME? Advertise it in UCAN Classified Net- nance No. 2008-38, upstairs and 3 downstairs! Amazing theater room. All this on 5 acres in East Erda! living and family rooms, the classifieds. Call work) adopting a new Title 5 Offering 9 additional acre feet of water for sale with this property! 1/3 acre lot in 882-0050 or visit Chapter 2 of the Grants- cul-de-sac, shed, RV www.tooeletran ville City Code, which parking, vinyl fenced Public Notices script.com adopts standards for the and fully landscaped. Meetings boarding of unsecured 5630 Oakmont Ct. WONDERFUL home in 9+ Acre Who Says ... Beautiful Large Kitchen! Roomy Family buildings. $209,900 Call Kacee Eagle Mountain. Built in room! 4 bedrooms and room to grow in the Deadline for public no- 3. Consideration of basement! Very, Very Cozy! Beautifully 840-8226 2005 this well cared for tices is 4 p.m. the day home has 6 bedrooms, Resolution No. 2008-08, Lot In East landscaped and fenced. Great Price. FSBO Home in Stans- prior to publication. 2 bathrooms, extra increasing Residential “Homes $209,900 bury Park. 3 bdrm, Public notices submit- Solid Waste Collection parking, open space. 2bth, 50% finished ted past the deadline Future wired home net- Fees. Erda! basement, hardwood will not be accepted. 14704064W. Hwy Palmer 199, Rush Rd, VErdaalley work, cat 6 gigabit eth- 4. Affordable Housing floors, vaulted cielings, UPAXLP ernet to each room. Presentation (Jim Fantastic Lot Are Not large living and family LEPC AGENDA Wood). 801-647-4447 rooms, 1/3 acre lot in Agenda for the LEPC 5. Discussion - Tooele SOLD cul-de-sac, shed, RV County Housing Author- w/water meeting to be held parking, vinyl fenced Mobile Homes Wednesday, Sept. 24th, ity proposed project Selling and fully landscaped. 2008 at 1:30 p.m. at the (Deann Christiansen). 356 N. Wrathall Cir, Grantsville SOLD 5630 Oakmont Ct. EOC Conference Room, 6. Request for waiver of $209,900. Call Kacee 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Tooele County Court- waiver fees for assisted Have your own park. Over 100 mature 840-8226. home for rent, no smok- house. living facility (Janice B. trees line this 1 acre beauty in Erda. Very in Tooele FSBO STANSBURY ing/ pets. 882-1550 1. Welcome - Chairman, Marriott) cute and cozy home. 6 bedrooms, 2 full Park Lake Front, 15 LEPC 7. Authorization for bathrooms and 1¾ bathroom. This is a 2. Approve August 2008 Mayor to transfer/borrow wonderful property. $239,900 Lakeview, 5bdmr 2.5bth, 4186sqft, Office Space minutes funds from capital im- County”? $399,000 3. Haz Mat reports, provement accounts to meet the cash needs of 169 West 100 South, Tooele (435)850-0148 COMMERCIAL SPACE Harry Shinton Over 5000 Square Feet in the Palomino 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley 4. Review upcoming the City. Ranches. 4 bedrooms, 4 full Bathrooms & FSBO: 30 Benchmark in Tooele, 272 N. 8. Discussion - Possible Broadway, approx. 200 training 2 half bathrooms. Hardwood Floors. 9 foot They Are! Village, 4bdrm, 3bth, 5. Randy L. Cooper, upgrade of City Shooting ceilings, Second finished family room in big family room, newly to 450sqft. High speed Range for Law Enforce- the basement. Beautiful Hardwood floors. internet, utilities in- Emergency Services remodeled beautiful 6. New Business ment use (gravel pit). 30’ by 40’ drive through shop with 15 foot condo. $220,000. cluded in rent. 9. Council Reports. doors. 16’ by 40’ stall unit all on 1.48 acres! (435)882-4949 7. Next meeting- Octo- Call me to sell (435)882-4396 ber 29th, 2008 10. Adjourn New Listing $ 439,900 FURNISHED TRAILER 8. Adjourn Rachel Wright For sale 2bdrm, newly Lots & Land Harry Shinton City Recorder Beautiful 2900 square foot home to be your home! remodeled and painted. LEPC Chairman In compliance with the built in the Canyon Rim Estates on a .26 On concrete stucco (Published in the Tran- Americans with Disability 5 Bedroom, a full and a 3/4 bathrooms, Act, Grantsville City will acre lot! 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms foundation and much 20 ACRE RANCHES, script Bulletin September just under a 1/2 acre, mature fruit trees, more. Starter home for near booming El Paso, 16 & 18, 2008) accommodate reason- open beautiful floor plan! To Be Built FREE large detached garage, new roof, new able requests to assist couple or single person. Texas. Road Surveyed. $ PUBLIC HEARING NO- $239,000 carpet & paint 174,900 See at 253 W 500 N $15,900 $200/down persons with disabilities ______TICE Space 1 or call for ap- $159/mth. Money back to participate in meet- Amazing Views! 5 bedrooms! 2 Pine Canyon Township Market pointment. guarantee. Free maps ings. Requests for as- full bathrooms! 1 ¾ bathroom. 1 ½ Planning Commission (435)240-3750 & P i c t u r e s sistance may be made bathroom, Granite Countertops! Wood 5 Acre Lot 1-800-343-9444. No The Pine Canyon Town- by calling Rachel Wright or Tile Floors. Beautiful open floor Analysis GRANTSVILLE credit checks!! (ucan) ship Planning Commis- at (435) 884-3411 at plan. Over 4600 square feet! 5 acres in HOME Price Re- sion will hold a public least three days in ad- BUY BULK 40AC just East Erda. Owner – Agent - To Be Built duced. $159,900. 1086 hearing on October 2, vance of the meeting. In East sq feet on main level $29,900. Your own gor- 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in the (Published in the Tran- ______$559,000 with finished full base- geous ranch. Stunning Auditorium at the Tooele script Bulletin September 5 Acre Lots In land, inspiring views, Sunsets abound! 5+ acres in East Erda! ment. 4 bedrooms, 1 County Courthouse, 47 16, 2008) Erda! and 1/2 bathrooms, re- great locations, 2 hours South Main, Tooele, Beautiful Open floor plan, 3200 square East Erda! cently remodeled in- east of Salt Lake in Utah. Public Notices feet. 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms. Fabulous Views cluding new carpet and ideal outdoor recrea- 1. Amendment to Land Granite countertops, wood or tile floors 2 Available w/water SOLD tional area. County Trustees paint throughout. Up- Use Ordinance #08- and so much more. Owner Agent – To stairs living room and maintained roads, 04300002 - Table Starting at $225,000 w/water ready to build or just Deadline for public no- Be Built $449,900 one bedroom has beau- 17A-5-3-9, 7-1, Change $ 00 tiful hard wood floor. hold and enjoy. Priced from allowing self serv- tices is 4 p.m. the day 9,9 prior to publication. 19 Within walking distance at bulk acreage prices ice outside storage to of several schools. for quick sale. Must not permitted in the C-T Public notices submit- Close to the city park. sell. EZ Terms. call zone ted past the deadline 3030 Deer Run Drive • Corner lot, size .22 UTLR 1-888-622-5263. 2. AMD General Plan will not be accepted. 927 N. 1380 E. acre. Has sprinkler (ucan) #08-03500001 Tooele UPAXLP Benches at South Rim system with 90% Valley Road Plan Chp Tooele FABULOUS VIEW lot, NOTICE OF TRUS- Phase II • Stockton fenced backyard. One will build to suit, all utili- 13 pg 3 TEE'S SALE car garage. Appliances ties at site. Oak Ridge Dated this 15th day of APN: 13-022-0-0439 $ SOLD$ can be left with home. Dr. Priced at $165,500. September, 2008 Trust No. 1148437-07 SOLD Please make appoint- Mary Dixon, Secretary 209,900 379,900 Rainwater Construction Ref: Kroger Menzer m e n t t o s e e . 435-830-2501 Pine Canyon Township TRA: L o a n N o . 435-840-3603 Planning Commission xxxxxx4009. IMPOR- SELL YOUR CAR or (Published in the Tran- TANT NOTICE TO HORSE PROPERTY, boat in the classifieds. script Bulletin September PROPERTY OWNER: Grantsville, 3bdrm, Call 882-0050 or visit Call Laramie Dunn for 16, 2008) YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 2bth, 2 car garage, out www.tooeletranscript. UNDER A DEED OF buildings, 1.09 acre, com or e-mail your ad SELL YOUR computer TRUST, DATED October Call Laramie Dunn for ALL $279,900 or sold with to tbp@tooeletran- in the classifieds. Call 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU ALL your Real Estate 0.69 acre for $229,900. script.com 882-0050 or visit (435)884-6716 www.tooeletranscript. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- your Real Estate needs S E L L I N G Y O U R TECT YOUR PROP- STOP FORCLOSURE. com needs HOME? Advertise it in ERTY, IT MAY BE Free Consultation. Call the classifieds. Call DEADLINES FOR clas- SOLD AT A PUBLIC (435)228-4660 882-0050 or visit sifieds ads are Monday SALE. IF YOU NEED BECOME A SUB- www.tooeletran and Wednesdays by AN EXPLANATION OF Laramie Dunn 435-224-4000 SCRIBER. 882-0050 script.com 4:45 p.m. THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On October 14, 2008, at 4:30pm, James H. Woo- dall, Trustee, as duly appointed Trustee under a Deed of Trust recorded October 18, 2006, as In- strument No. 269997*, in Book xx, Page xx, of the Official Records in the office at the County Re- corder of Tooele County, State of Utah, executed by Kroger Menzer Indi- vidually, will sell at public auction to highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale. Successful bidders must tender a deposit of $5,000 in certified funds to the trustee at the time of sale, with the balance due by noon the following business day, at the office of the Trustee. At the tooele county courthouse 74 South 100 East Tooele Utah all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: Lot 439, the ridge no.4 subdivision, according to the official plat thereof as recorded in the office of the Tooele county recorder, state of Utah *deed of trust re-recorded on 0 1 / 0 4 / 2 0 0 8 d o c # 299927. The street address and other common designation of the real property described above is purported to be: 484 East 740 North Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- mated Total Debt as of October 14, 2008 is $217,780.00. The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, condition or encumbrances, including fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to pay the remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The current beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of the date of this notice is: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. The record owner of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default is/are: Kroger Menzer. Dated: Septem- ber 16, 2008. James H. Woodall, Trustee 10653 River Front Parkway, Suite 290 South Jordan Ut 84095 (801)254-9450 (800) 245-1886 (Hot- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: James H. Woodall, Trustee R-195083 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin September 16, 23 & 30, 2008) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND BONDS TO BE ISSUED PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on September 3, 2008, the City Council (the “Coun- cil”) of Tooele City, Utah (the “Issuer”), adopted a resolution (the “Resolu- tion”) declaring its intention to issue Franchise Tax Bonds, Series 2008 (the “Series 2008 Bonds”) pursuant to the Local Government Bond- ing Act, Title 11, Chapter 14, Utah Code Anno- tated 1953, as amended, and to call a public hearing to receive input from the public with respect to the issuance of the Se- ries 2008 Bonds. TIME, PLACE AND LO- CATION OF PUBLIC HEARING The Issuer shall hold a public hearing on Octo- ber 1, 2008, at the hour of 7:00 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall, 90 North Main, Tooele, Utah. The purpose of the hearing is to receive input from the public with respect to (i) the issuance of the Series 2008 Bonds and (ii) any potential economic impact that the improvements fi- nanced with the proceeds of the Series 2008 Bonds may have on the private sector. All members of the public are invited to attend and participate. PURPOSE FOR ISSU- NOTICE OF TRUS- ING BONDS TEE'S SALE The Issuer intends to is- APN: 11-022-0-0605 sue the Series 2008 Trust No. 1147593-07 Bonds for the purpose of Ref: Jason Weidenben- (i) financing all, or a por- ner TRA: Loan No. tion of, the construction xxxxxx0981. IMPOR- of a 1000 North Road- TANT NOTICE TO way Project and related PROPERTY OWNER: improvements, (ii) fund- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ing a debt service re- UNDER A DEED OF serve fund, if necessary, TRUST, DATED Novem- and (iii) paying issuance ber 15, 2005. UNLESS expenses to be incurred YOU TAKE ACTION TO in connection with the is- NOTICE OF TRUS- PROTECT YOUR suance and sale of the TEE'S SALE PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Series 2008 Bonds. APN: 13-022-0-0439 SOLD AT A PUBLIC PARAMETERS OF THE Trust No. 1148437-07 SALE. IF YOU NEED BONDS Ref: Kroger Menzer AN EXPLANATION OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Issuer intends to is- TRA: L o a n N o . THIS PROCEEDING, HEARING AND BONDS sue the Series 2008 xxxxxx4009. IMPOR- YOU SHOULD CON- TO BE ISSUED Bonds in the principal TANT NOTICE TO TACT A LAWYER. On PUBLIC NOTICE IS amount of not to exceed PROPERTY OWNER: October 14, 2008, at HEREBY GIVEN that on Six Million Three Hun- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 4:30pm, James H. Woo- September 3, 2008, the dred Thousand Dollars UNDER A DEED OF dall, Trustee, as duly ap- City Council (the “Coun- ($6,300,000), to bear in- TRUST, DATED October pointed Trustee under a cil”) of Tooele City, Utah terest at a net effective 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU Deed of Trust recorded (the “Issuer”), adopted a interest rate of not to ex- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- November 17, 2005, as resolution (the “Resolu- ceed 5.95% per annum, TECT YOUR PROP- Instrument No. 250313, tion”) declaring its inten- to mature in not more ERTY, IT MAY BE in Book xx, Page xx, of tion to issue Franchise than twenty (20) years SOLD AT A PUBLIC the Official Records in Tax Bonds, Series 2008 from their date or dates SALE. IF YOU NEED the office at the County (the “Series 2008 of issuance, and to be AN EXPLANATION OF Recorder of Tooele Bonds”) pursuant to the sold at a price not less THIS PROCEEDING, County, State of Utah, Local Government Bond- than ninety-eight percent YOU SHOULD CON- executed by Jason Wei- ing Act, Title 11, Chapter (98%) of the total princi- TACT A LAWYER. On denbenner, A Married 14, Utah Code Anno- pal amount thereof, plus October 14, 2008, at Man, will sell at public tated 1953, as amended, accrued interest to the 4:30pm, James H. Woo- auction to highest bid- and to call a public hear- date of delivery. dall, Trustee, as duly ap- der, payable in lawful ing to receive input from FRANCHISE TAXES pointed Trustee under a money of the United the public with respect to PROPOSED TO BE Deed of Trust recorded States at the time of the issuance of the Se- PLEDGED October 18, 2006, as In- sale. Successful bidders ries 2008 Bonds. The Issuer proposes to strument No. 269997*, in must tender a deposit of TIME, PLACE AND LO- pledge all the (i) munici- Book xx, Page xx, of the $5,000 in certified funds CATION OF PUBLIC pal energy sales and Official Records in the to the trustee at the time HEARING use tax revenues re- office at the County Re- of sale, with the balance The Issuer shall hold a ceived by the Issuer pur- corder of Tooele County, due by noon the follow- public hearing on Octo- suant to Title 10, Chap- State of Utah, executed ing business day, at the ber 1, 2008, at the hour ter 1, Part 3, Utah Code by Kroger Menzer Indi- office of the Trustee. At of 7:00 p.m. in the Annotated 1953, as vidually, will sell at public the tooele county court- Tooele City Hall, 90 amended and (ii) Tele- auction to highest bid- house 74 South 100 North Main, Tooele, communications Fran- der, payable in lawful East Tooele Utah all Utah. The purpose of chise Tax revenues re- money of the United right, title and interest the hearing is to receive ceived by the Issuer pur- States at the time of conveyed to and now input from the public with suant to Title 10, Chap- sale. Successful bidders held by it under said respect to (i) the issu- ter 1, Part 4, Utah Code must tender a deposit of Deed of Trust in the ance of the Series 2008 Annotated 1953, as $5,000 in certified funds property situated in said Bonds and (ii) any po- amended, for repayment to the trustee at the time County and State de- tential economic impact of the Series 2008 of sale, with the balance scribed as: Lot 605, golf that the improvements fi- Bonds. due by noon the follow- course island subdivision nanced with the pro- The Series 2008 Bonds ing business day, at the no. 5, phase 6, accord- ceeds of the Series 2008 are to be issued and office of the Trustee. At ing to the official plat Bonds may have on the sold by the Issuer pursu- the tooele county court- thereof, as recorded in private sector. All mem- ant to the Resolution, in- house 74 South 100 the office of the Tooele bers of the public are including as part of said East Tooele Utah all county recorder, state of INVITATION TO BID vited to attend and par- Resolution, a General In- right, title and interest Utah.. The street ad- Notice is hereby given ticipate. denture and a First Sup- conveyed to and now dress and other common that Tooele County PURPOSE FOR ISSU- plemental Indenture held by it under said NOTICE OF TRUS- designation of the real Parks Department will ING BONDS each dated as of Sep- Deed of Trust in the TEE'S SALE property described accept bids for construc- The Issuer intends to is- tember 1, 2008 (collec- property situated in said APN: 11-022-0-0605 above is purported to be: tion of an addition to the sue the Series 2008 tively, the “Indenture”), County and State de- Trust No. 1147593-07 692 Counrty Club Drive existing arena at the De- Bonds for the purpose of and the Authorizing scribed as: Lot 439, the Ref: Jason Weidenben- Stansbury Park Ut seret Peak Complex, (i) financing all, or a por- Resolution which were ridge no.4 subdivision, ner TRA: Loan No. 84074. Estimated Total Tooele County, accord- tion of, the construction before the Council and according to the official xxxxxx0981. IMPOR- Debt as of October 14, ing to Drawings and of a 1000 North Road- attached to the Resolu- plat thereof as recorded TANT NOTICE TO 2008 is $152,770.10. Specifications prepared way Project and related tion in substantially final in the office of the PROPERTY OWNER: The undersigned Trus- by EDA Inc. Architects. improvements, (ii) fund- form at the time of the Tooele county recorder, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT tee disclaims any liability Sealed bids will be re- ing a debt service re- adoption of the Resolu- state of Utah *deed of UNDER A DEED OF for any incorrectness of ceived at: The Firefighter serve fund, if necessary, tion, and said Authoriz- trust re-recorded on TRUST, DATED Novem- the street address and Museum at the Deseret and (iii) paying issuance ing Resolution is to be 0 1 / 0 4 / 2 0 0 8 d o c # ber 15, 2005. UNLESS other common designa- Peak Complex. Sealed expenses to be incurred adopted and executed 299927. The street ad- YOU TAKE ACTION TO tion, if any, shown bids will be received until in connection with the is- by the Council, and such NOTICE OF TRUS- dress and other common PROTECT YOUR herein. Said sale will be 2:00 PM, on 9 October suance and sale of the Indenture is to be exe- TEE'S SALE designation of the real PROPERTY, IT MAY BE made without covenant 2008. Bids will be Series 2008 Bonds. cuted in such form and APN: 13-022-0-0439 property described SOLD AT A PUBLIC or warranty, express or opened and read aloud PARAMETERS OF THE with such changes Trust No. 1148437-07 above is purported to be: SALE. IF YOU NEED implied, regarding title, at that time and that BONDS thereto as shall be ap- Ref: Kroger Menzer 484 East 740 North AN EXPLANATION OF possession, condition or place. Bids received af- NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Issuer intends to is- proved by the Council TRA: L o a n N o . Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- THIS PROCEEDING, encumbrances, including ter that time will not be HEARING AND BONDS sue the Series 2008 upon the adoption xxxxxx4009. IMPOR- mated Total Debt as of YOU SHOULD CON- fees, charges and ex- accepted. Interested par- TO BE ISSUED Bonds in the principal thereof; provided that TANT NOTICE TO October 14, 2008 is TACT A LAWYER. On penses of the Trustee ties are invited to attend. PUBLIC NOTICE IS amount of not to exceed the principal amount, in- PROPERTY OWNER: $217,780.00. The under- October 14, 2008, at and of the trusts created Contract documents will HEREBY GIVEN that on Six Million Three Hun- terest rate or rates, ma- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT signed Trustee disclaims 4:30pm, James H. Woo- by said Deed of Trust, to be available at the office September 3, 2008, the dred Thousand Dollars turity, and discount of UNDER A DEED OF any liability for any incor- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- pay the remaining princi- of the Architect on 24 City Council (the “Coun- ($6,300,000), to bear in- the Series 2008 Bonds TRUST, DATED October rectness of the street ad- pointed Trustee under a pal sums of the note(s) September 2008. cil”) of Tooele City, Utah terest at a net effective will not exceed the maxi- 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU dress and other common Deed of Trust recorded secured by said Deed of Bona fide general con- (the “Issuer”), adopted a interest rate of not to ex- mums set forth above. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- designation, if any, November 17, 2005, as Trust. The current bene- tract bidders may secure resolution (the “Resolu- ceed 5.95% per annum, A copy of the Resolu- TECTTuesdayYOUR SeptemberPROP- shown 16,herein. 2008Said sale Instrument No. 250313, ficiary of the TooeleTrust Deed copiesTranscripT-BulleTinof the proposed tion”) declaring its inten- to mature in not more tion, the Authorizing B9 ERTY, IT MAY BE will be made without in Book xx, Page xx, of as of the date of this no- Contract Documents tion to issue Franchise than twenty (20) years Resolution, and the In- SOLD AT A PUBLIC covenant or warranty, the Official Records in tice is: Mortgage Elec- from the office of the Ar- Tax Bonds, Series 2008 from their date or dates denture are on file in the SALE.PublicIF YOUNoticesNEED expressPublicor Noticesimplied, re - thePublicoffice at Noticesthe County tronicPublicRegistration NoticesSys - chitectPublicon theNoticesfollowing (thePublic“Series Notices2008 ofPublicissuance, Noticesand to be officePublicof the NoticesCity Re - Public Notices AN EXPLANATIONTrustees OF gardingTrusteestitle, possession, RecorderTrusteesof Tooele tems,TrusteesInc. The record basis:Miscellaneous Bonds”)Miscellaneouspursuant to the soldMiscellaneousat a price not less corderMiscellaneousof Tooele City, Miscellaneous THIS PROCEEDING, condition or encum- County, State of Utah, owner of the property as 1. Two copies of the Pro- Local Government Bond- than ninety-eight percent Utah, in Tooele, Utah, YOU SHOULD CON- brances, including fees, executed by Jason Wei- of the recording of the ject Manual, including ing Act, Title 11, Chapter (98%) of the total princi- where they may be ex- PUBLIC NOTICE TACT A LAWYER. On charges and expenses denbenner, A Married Notice of Default is/are: Specifications, plus two 14, Utah Code Anno- pal amount thereof, plus amined during regular The Town of Stockton October 14, 2008, at of the Trustee and of the Man, will sell at public Jason Weidenbenner. sets of prints of the tated 1953, as amended, accrued interest to the business hours of the will meet in a Regular 4:30pm, James H. Woo- trusts created by said auction to highest bid- Dated: September 16, Drawings, upon payment and to call a public hear- date of delivery. City Recorder from 8:00 Meeting on Tuesday, dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Deed of Trust, to pay the der, payable in lawful 2008. of $300 deposit, coming to receive input from FRANCHISE TAXES a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a September 16, 2008 at pointed Trustee under a remaining principal sums money of the United James H. Woodall, pletely refundable if both the public with respect to PROPOSED TO BE period of at least thirty the Stockton Town Hall, Deed of Trust recorded of the note(s) secured by States at the time of Trustee 10653 River sets are returned to the the issuance of the Se- PLEDGED (30) days from and after 18 N. Johnson Street. October 18, 2006, as In- said Deed of Trust. The sale. Successful bidders Front Parkway, Suite Architect, postpaid, in ries 2008 Bonds. The Issuer proposes to the last date of publica- The meeting will begin strument No. 269997*, in current beneficiary of the must tender a deposit of 290 South Jordan Ut satisfactory condition, TIME, PLACE AND LO- pledge all the (i) munici- tion of this notice. promptly at 7:00 pm and Book xx, Page xx, of the Trust Deed as of the $5,000 in certified funds 84095 (801)254-9450 within five calendar days CATION OF PUBLIC pal energy sales and NOTICE IS HEREBY the agenda shall be as Official Records in the date of this notice is: to the trustee at the time (800) 245-1886 (Hot- after bid opening. HEARING use tax revenues re- GIVEN that a period of follows: office at the County Re- Mortgage Electronic of sale, with the balance line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 2. Additional sets may The Issuer shall hold a ceived by the Issuer pur- thirty (30) days from and 1. Roll Call corder of Tooele County, Registration Systems, due by noon the follow- 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: be obtained for direct public hearing on Octo- suant to Title 10, Chap- after the last date of the 2. General Business State of Utah, executed Inc. The record owner of ing business day, at the James H. Woodall, cost of printing. ber 1, 2008, at the hour ter 1, Part 3, Utah Code publication of this notice a. Minutes by Kroger Menzer Indi- the property as of the re- office of the Trustee. At Trustee R-195065 Bid security in the of 7:00 p.m. in the Annotated 1953, as is provided by law during b. Bills vidually, will sell at public cording of the Notice of the tooele county court- (Published in the Tran- amount of 5% (Bid Tooele City Hall, 90 amended and (ii) Tele- which (i) any person in 3. Sunrise Engineering - auction to highest bid- Default is/are: Kroger house 74 South 100 script Bulletin September Bond, certified check or North Main, Tooele, communications Fran- interest shall have the Feasibility Study for Hy- der, payable in lawful Menzer. Dated: Septem- East Tooele Utah all 16, 23 & 30, 2008) cashier's check) of the Utah. The purpose of chise Tax revenues re- right to contest the legal- dro-Power Plant money of the United ber 16, 2008. right, title and interest Base Bid, drawn payable the hearing is to receive ceived by the Issuer pur- ity of the Resolution, the a. Purchase Approval of States at the time of James H. Woodall, conveyed to and now Public Notices to the order of the Owner input from the public with suant to Title 10, Chap- Authorizing Resolution, Aerial Map - Planning & sale. Successful bidders Trustee 10653 River held by it under said listed above, will be re- respect to (i) the issu- ter 1, Part 4, Utah Code the Indenture, or any Zoning must tender a deposit of Front Parkway, Suite Deed of Trust in the Miscellaneous quired to accompany the ance of the Series 2008 Annotated 1953, as provision made for the 4. Kennecott Land $5,000 in certified funds 290 South Jordan Ut property situated in said bid. This check or bid Bonds and (ii) any po- amended, for repayment security and payment of Cleanup - Rawhide Deadline for public no- to the trustee at the time 84095 (801)254-9450 County and State de- bond shall be given as a tential economic impact of the Series 2008 the Series 2008 Bonds, 5. Resolutions & Ordi- tices is 4 p.m. the day of sale, with the balance (800) 245-1886 (Hot- scribed as: Lot 605, golf guarantee that the bid- that the improvements fi- Bonds. and that after such time, nances prior to publication. due by noon the follow- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - course island subdivision der will enter into a con- nanced with the pro- The Series 2008 Bonds no one shall have any 6. Reports Public notices submit- ing business day, at the 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: no. 5, phase 6, accord- tract and complete all ceeds of the Series 2008 are to be issued and cause of action to con- a. Planning & Zoning ted past the deadline office of the Trustee. At James H. Woodall, ing to the official plat Work as specified Bonds may have on the sold by the Issuer pursu- test the regularity, for- 1. Business License - will not be accepted. the tooele county court- Trustee R-195083 thereof, as recorded in herein. private sector. All mem- ant to the Resolution, in- mality or legality thereof Kolleen Logan - Door to UPAXLP house 74 South 100 (Published in the Tran- the office of the Tooele No bidder may withdraw bers of the public are including as part of said for any cause whatso- Door East Tooele Utah all script Bulletin September county recorder, state of INVITATION TO BID his proposal for a period vited to attend and par- Resolution, a General In- ever; and (ii) registered b. Roads & Parks right, title and interest 16, 23 & 30, 2008) Utah.. The street ad- Notice is hereby given of thirty days after the ticipate. denture and a First Sup- voters within Tooele 1. Silver Avenue Road conveyed to and now dress and other common that Tooele County date set for the opening PURPOSE FOR ISSU- plemental Indenture City, Utah, may sign a Seal - David Durtschi held by it under said NOTICE OF TRUS- designation of the real Parks Department will thereof. ING BONDS each dated as of Sep- written petition request- 2. Asphalt Purchase Deed of Trust in the TEE'S SALE property described accept bids for construc- The Owner reserves the The Issuer intends to is- tember 1, 2008 (collec- ing an election to author- c. Police/Courts property situated in said APN: 11-022-0-0605 above is purported to be: tion of an addition to the right to accept any or to sue the Series 2008 tively, the “Indenture”), ize the issuance of the d. Fire Department County and State de- Trust No. 1147593-07 692 Counrty Club Drive existing arena at the De- reject any or all propos- Bonds for the purpose of and the Authorizing Series 2008 Bonds. If 1. Upgrade Internet scribed as: Lot 439, the Ref: Jason Weidenben- Stansbury Park Ut seret Peak Complex, als in whole or in part or (i) financing all, or a por- Resolution which were written petitions which e. Water Department ridge no.4 subdivision, ner TRA: Loan No. 84074. Estimated Total Tooele County, accord- waive any informality in tion of, the construction before the Council and have been signed by at 1. Well Update according to the official xxxxxx0981. IMPOR- Debt as of October 14, ing to Drawings and a proposal. of a 1000 North Road- attached to the Resolu- least twenty percent 2. Application to Appro- plat thereof as recorded TANT NOTICE TO 2008 is $152,770.10. Specifications prepared A pre-bid walk-through way Project and related tion in substantially final (20%) of the registered priate Water in the office of the PROPERTY OWNER: The undersigned Trus- by EDA Inc. Architects. will be held at 10:00 AM improvements, (ii) fund- form at the time of the voters of Tooele City, 7. Attorney Business Tooele county recorder, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT tee disclaims any liability Sealed bids will be reon 1 October 2008. Bid- ing a debt service re- adoption of the Resolu- Utah, are filed with the 8. Executive Meeting state of Utah *deed of UNDER A DEED OF for any incorrectness of ceived at: The Firefighter ders are encouraged to serve fund, if necessary, tion, and said Authoriz- Issuer during said a. Holmes Proposal - trust re-recorded on TRUST, DATED Novem- the street address and Museum at the Deseret attend. and (iii) paying issuance ing Resolution is to be 30-day period, the Issuer Gary Fowler 0 1 / 0 4 / 2 0 0 8 d o c # ber 15, 2005. UNLESS other common designa- Peak Complex. Sealed Dated: 8 September expenses to be incurred adopted and executed shall be required to hold b. Personnel - Treasurer 299927. The street ad- YOU TAKE ACTION TO tion, if any, shown bids will be received until 2008. in connection with the is- by the Council, and such an election to obtain c. SEP Stockton dress and other common PROTECT YOUR herein. Said sale will be 2:00 PM, on 9 October (Published in the Tran- suance and sale of the Indenture is to be exe- voter authorization prior d. Sod Farm House designation of the real PROPERTY, IT MAY BE made without covenant 2008. Bids will be script Bulletin September Series 2008 Bonds. cuted in such form and to the issuance of the 9. Adjourn property described SOLD AT A PUBLIC or warranty, express or opened and read aloud 11, 16 & 18, 2008) PARAMETERS OF THE with such changes Series 2008 Bonds. If Cherrie L. Staley above is purported to be: SALE. IF YOU NEED implied, regarding title, at that time and that BONDS thereto as shall be ap- fewer than twenty per- September 9, 2008 484 East 740 North AN EXPLANATION OF possession, condition or place. Bids received af- NOTICE OF PUBLIC The Issuer intends to is- proved by the Council cent (20%) of the regis- (Published in the Tran- Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- THIS PROCEEDING, encumbrances, including ter that time will not be HEARING AND BONDS sue the Series 2008 upon the adoption tered voters of Tooele script Bulletin September mated Total Debt as of YOU SHOULD CON- fees, charges and ex- accepted. Interested par- TO BE ISSUED Bonds in the principal thereof; provided that City, Utah, file a written 16, 2008) October 14, 2008 is TACT A LAWYER. On penses of the Trustee ties are invited to attend. PUBLIC NOTICE IS amount of not to exceed the principal amount, in- petition during said WANT TO get the latest $217,780.00. The under- October 14, 2008, at and of the trusts created Contract documents will HEREBY GIVEN that on Six Million Three Hun- terest rate or rates, ma- 30-day period, the Issuer local news? Subscribe signed Trustee disclaims 4:30pm, James H. Woo- by said Deed of Trust, to be available at the office September 3, 2008, the dred Thousand Dollars turity, and discount of may proceed to issue to the Transcript Bulle- any liability for any incor- dall, Trustee, as duly ap- pay the remaining princi- of the Architect on 24 City Council (the “Coun- ($6,300,000), to bear in- the Series 2008 Bonds the Series 2008 Bonds tin. rectness of the street ad- pointed Trustee under a pal sums of the note(s) September 2008. cil”) of Tooele City, Utah terest at a net effective will not exceed the maxi- without an election. dress and other common Deed of Trust recorded secured by said Deed of Bona fide general con- (the “Issuer”), adopted a interest rate of not to ex- mums set forth above. /s/Sharon Dawson SELL YOUR car in the designation, if any, November 17, 2005, as Trust. The current bene- tract bidders may secure resolution (the “Resolu- ceed 5.95% per annum, A copy of the Resolu- City Recorder Transcript Bulletin Clas- shown herein. Said sale Instrument No. 250313, ficiary of the Trust Deed copies of the proposed tion”) declaring its inten- to mature in not more tion, the Authorizing (Published in the Tran- sified section. will be made without in Book xx, Page xx, of as of the date of this no- Contract Documents tion to issue Franchise than twenty (20) years Resolution, and the In- script Bulletin September covenant or warranty, the Official Records in tice is: Mortgage Elec- from the office of the Ar- Tax Bonds, Series 2008 from their date or dates denture are on file in the 9 & 16, 2008) express or implied, re- the office at the County tronic Registration Sys- chitect on the following (the “Series 2008 of issuance, and to be office of the City Re- TOOELETRANSCRIPT garding title, possession, Recorder of Tooele tems, Inc. The record basis: Bonds”) pursuant to the sold at a price not less corder of Tooele City, BECOME A SUB- BULLETIN condition or encum- County, State of Utah, owner of the property as 1. Two copies of the Pro- Local Government Bond- than ninety-eight percent Utah, in Tooele, Utah, SCRIBER. 882-0050 brances, including fees, executed by Jason Wei- of the recording of the ject Manual, including ing Act, Title 11, Chapter (98%) of the total princi- where they may be ex- charges and expenses denbenner, A Married Notice of Default is/are: Specifications, plus two 14, Utah Code Anno- pal amount thereof, plus amined during regular of the Trustee and of the Man, will sell at public Jason Weidenbenner. sets of prints of the tated 1953, as amended, accrued interest to the business hours of the trusts created by said auction to highest bid- Dated: September 16, Drawings, upon payment and to call a public hear- date of delivery. City Recorder from 8:00 Deed of Trust, to pay the der, payable in lawful 2008. of $300 deposit, coming to receive input from FRANCHISE TAXES a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a remaining principal sums money of the United James H. Woodall, pletely refundable if both the public with respect to PROPOSED TO BE period of at least thirty of the note(s) secured by States at the time of Trustee 10653 River sets are returned to the the issuance of the Se- PLEDGED (30) days from and after said Deed of Trust. The sale. Successful bidders Front Parkway, Suite Architect, postpaid, in ries 2008 Bonds. The Issuer proposes to the last date of publica- current beneficiaryForof the must tenderanya deposit of 290ofSouth JordanyourUt satisfactory condition, TIME, PLACE AND LO- pledge all the (i) munici- tion of this notice. Trust Deed as of the $5,000 in certified funds 84095 (801)254-9450 within five calendar days CATION OF PUBLIC pal energy sales and NOTICE IS HEREBY date of this notice is: to the trustee at the time (800) 245-1886 (Hot- after bid opening. HEARINGORDERuse tax revenues re- GIVEN YOURthat a period of Mortgage Electronic of sale, with the balance line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 2. Additional sets may The Issuer shall hold a ceived by the Issuer pur- thirty (30) days from and Registration Systems, due by noon the follow- 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: be obtained for direct public hearing on Octo- suant to Title 10, Chap- after the last date of the Inc. TheRealrecord owner of ing businessEstateday, at the James H. NeedsWoodall, cost of printing. ber 1, 2008, at the hour ter 1, Part 3, Utah Code publication of this notice the property as of the re- office of the Trustee. At Trustee R-195065 Bid security in the of 7:00 p.m. in the Annotated 1953, as is provided by law during cording of the Notice of the tooele county court- (Published in the Tran- amount of 5% (Bid Tooele City Hall, 90 amended and (ii) Tele- which (i) any person in Default is/are: Kroger house 74 South 100 script Bulletin September NorthCLASSIFIEDMain, Tooele, communications Fran- interest shall have the Bond, certified check or Menzer. Dated: Septem- East Tooele Utah all 16, 23 & 30, 2008) cashier's check) of the Utah. The purpose of chise Tax revenues re- right to contest the legal- ber 16, 2008. right, title and interest Base Bid, drawn payable the hearing is to receive ceived by the Issuer pur- ity of the Resolution, the James H. Woodall,giveconveyed to meand now a callto the order of the Owner input from the public with suant to Title 10, Chap- Authorizing Resolution, Trustee 10653 River held by it under said listed above, will be re- respect to (i) the issu- ter 1, Part 4, Utah Code the Indenture, or any Front Parkway, Suite Deed of Trust in the quired to accompany the anceADSof the Series 2008 AnnotatedONLINE!1953, as provision made for the 290 South Jordan Ut property situated in said bid. This check or bid Bonds and (ii) any po- amended, for repayment security and payment of 84095 (801)254-9450 County and State de- bond shall be given as a tential economic impact of the Series 2008 the Series 2008 Bonds, (800) 245-1886 (Hot- scribed as: Lot 605, golf guarantee that the bid- that the improvements fi- Bonds. and that after such time, line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - course island subdivision der will enter into a con- nanced with the pro- The Series 2008 Bonds no one shall have any 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: no. 5, phase 6, accord- tract and complete all ceedsFASTof the Series 2008 arePLACEMENT,to be issued and cause of action to con- James H. Woodall, ing to the official plat Work as specified Bonds may have on the sold by the Issuer pursu- test the regularity, for- Trustee R-195083 thereof, as recorded in herein. private sector. All mem- ant to the Resolution, in- mality or legality thereof (Published in the Tran- the office of the Tooele No bidder may withdraw bers of the public are including as part of said for any cause whatso- script Bulletin September county recorder, state of his proposal for a period vited to attend and par- Resolution, a General In- ever; and (ii) registered 16, 23 & 30, 2008) Utah.. The street ad- of thirty days after the ticipate.FAST dentureRESULTS.and a First Sup- voters within Tooele dress and other common date set for the opening PURPOSE FOR ISSU- plemental Indenture City, Utah, may sign a designation of the real thereof. ING BONDS each dated as of Sep- written petition request- property describedShaneThe Owner reserves the The Issuer intends to is- tember 1, 2008 (collec- ing an election to author- above is purported to be: right to accept any or to sue the Series 2008 tively, the “Indenture”), ize the issuance of the 692 Counrty Club Drive reject any or all propos- Bonds for the purpose of and the Authorizing Series 2008 Bonds. If Stansbury Park Ut als in whole or in part or (i) financing all, or a por- Resolution which were written petitions which 84074. Estimated Total waive any informality in tion of,Tothe placeconstruction yourbefore classifiedthe Council adsand inhave thebeen signed by at Debt as of October 14, a proposal. of a 1000 North Road- attached to the Resolu- least twenty percent 2008 is $152,770.10. A pre-bid walk-through way ProjectTooeleand Transcriptrelated tion in substantially Bulletin,final visit(20%) of the registered The undersigned TrusBergen- will be held at 10:00 AM improvements, (ii) fund- form at the time of the voters of Tooele City, tee disclaims any liability on 1 October 2008. Bid- ing a debt service re- adoption of the Resolu- Utah, are filed with the for any incorrectness of ders are encouraged to serve fund, if necessary, tion, and said Authoriz- Issuer during said the street address and attend. and (iii)www.tooeletranscript.com.paying issuance ing Resolution is to be 30-day period, the Issuer other common designa- Dated: 8 September expenses to be incurred adopted and executed shall be required to hold tion, if any, shown 2008. in connection with the is- by the Council, and such an election to obtain herein. Said sale will be (Published in the Tran- suanceYourand salead ofwillthe appearIndenture is into thebe exe print- voter authorization prior Tooelemade without covenant County’sscript Bulletin September Series 2008 Bonds. cuted in such form and to the issuance of the or warranty, express or 11, 16 & 18, 2008) PARAMETERS OF THE with such changes Series 2008 Bonds. If implied, regarding title, BONDSissue of the Transcriptthereto as shall Bulletin,be ap- fewer than twenty per- possession, condition or The Issuer intends to is- proved by the Council cent (20%) of the regis- Realencumbrances, Estateincluding Resource sue Tooelethe Series Valley2008 upon Extrathe andadoption on thetered voters of Tooele fees, charges and ex- Bonds in the principal thereof; provided that City, Utah, file a written penses of the Trustee amount of not to exceed the principal amount, in- petition during said and of the trusts created Six Million Three Hun- terest rate or rates, ma- 30-day period, the Issuer by said Deed of Trust, to dred tooeletranscript.comThousand Dollars turity, and discount website!of may proceed to issue pay the remaining princi- ($6,300,000), to bear in- the Series 2008 Bonds the Series 2008 Bonds pal sums of the note(s) terest at a net effective will not exceed the maxi- without an election. secured by said Deed of interest rate of not to ex- mums set forth above. /s/Sharon Dawson Trust. The current bene- ceed 5.95% per annum, A copy of the Resolu- City Recorder 435.840.0344ficiary of the Trust Deed to mature in not more tion, the Authorizing (Published in the Tran- as of the date of this no- than twenty (20) years Resolution, and the In- script Bulletin September tice is: Mortgage Elec- from their date or dates denture are on file in the 9 & 16, 2008) tronic Registration Sys- of issuance, and to be office of the City Re- tems, Inc. The record sold at a price not less corder of Tooele City, owner of the property as than ninety-eight percent Utah, in Tooele, Utah, Letof Methe recording ofAdvertisethe (98%) of the total princi- where they may be ex- Notice of Default is/are: pal amount thereof, plus amined during regular Jason Weidenbenner. accrued interest to the business hours of the Dated: September 16, date of delivery. City Recorder from 8:00 2008. FRANCHISE TAXES a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a YourJames H.HomeWoodall, Here PROPOSED TO BE period of at least thirty Trustee 10653 River PLEDGED (30) days from and after Front Parkway, Suite The Issuer proposes to the last date of publica- 290 South Jordan Ut pledge all the (i) munici- tion of this notice. 84095 (801)254-9450 pal energy sales and NOTICE IS HEREBY (800) 245-1886 (Hot- use tax revenues re- GIVEN that a period of line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - ceived by the Issuer pur- thirty (30) days from and 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: suant to Title 10, Chap- after the last date of the James H. Woodall, ter 1, Part 3, Utah Code publication of this notice Trustee R-195065 Annotated 1953, as is provided by law during (Published in the Tran- amended and (ii) Tele- which (i) any person in script Bulletin September communications Fran- interest shall have the 16, 23 & 30, 2008) chise Tax revenues re- right to contest the legal- ceived by the Issuer pur- ity of the Resolution, the Protect yourself in the buying and selling suant to Title 10, Chap- Authorizing Resolution, ter 1, Part 4, Utah Code the Indenture, or any process by using a knowledgeable professional. Annotated 1953, as provision made for the amended, for repayment security and payment of of www.tooeletranscript.comthe Series 2008 the Series 2008 Bonds, Bonds. and that after such time, The Series 2008 Bonds no one shall have any are to be issued and cause of action to con- Get more home Get more moNeY sold by the Issuer pursu- test the regularity, for- 58 North Main • P.O. Box 390 for your money! out of your home! ant to the Resolution, in- mality or legality thereof Tooele, Utah 84074 BUYERS SELLERS cluding as part of said for any cause whatso- Resolution, a General In- ever; and (ii) registered denture and a First Sup- voters within Tooele plemental Indenture City, Utah, may sign a each dated as of Sep- written petition request- tember 1, 2008 (collec- ing an election to author- tively, the “Indenture”), ize the issuance of the and the Authorizing Series 2008 Bonds. If Resolution which were written petitions which before the Council and have been signed by at attached to the Resolu- least twenty percent tion in substantially final (20%) of the registered form at the time of the voters of Tooele City, adoption of the Resolu- Utah, are filed with the tion, and said Authoriz- Issuer during said ing Resolution is to be 30-day period, the Issuer adopted and executed shall be required to hold by the Council, and such an election to obtain Indenture is to be exe- voter authorization prior cuted in such form and to the issuance of the with such changes Series 2008 Bonds. If thereto as shall be ap- fewer than twenty per- proved by the Council cent (20%) of the regis- upon the adoption tered voters of Tooele thereof; provided that City, Utah, file a written the principal amount, in- petition during said terest rate or rates, ma- 30-day period, the Issuer turity, and discount of may proceed to issue the Series 2008 Bonds the Series 2008 Bonds will not exceed the maxi- without an election. mums set forth above. /s/Sharon Dawson A copy of the Resolu- City Recorder tion, the Authorizing (Published in the Tran- Resolution, and the In- script Bulletin September denture are on file in the 9 & 16, 2008) office of the City Re- corder of Tooele City, Utah, in Tooele, Utah, where they may be ex- amined during regular business hours of the City Recorder from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a period of at least thirty (30) days from and after the last date of publication of this notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a period of thirty (30) days from and after the last date of the publication of this notice is provided by law during which (i) any person in interest shall have the right to contest the legality of the Resolution, the Authorizing Resolution, the Indenture, or any provision made for the security and payment of the Series 2008 Bonds, and that after such time, no one shall have any cause of action to contest the regularity, for- mality or legality thereof for any cause whatso- ever; and (ii) registered voters within Tooele City, Utah, may sign a written petition request- ing an election to author- ize the issuance of the Series 2008 Bonds. If written petitions which have been signed by at least twenty percent (20%) of the registered voters of Tooele City, Utah, are filed with the Issuer during said 30-day period, the Issuer shall be required to hold an election to obtain voter authorization prior to the issuance of the Series 2008 Bonds. If fewer than twenty percent (20%) of the registered voters of Tooele City, Utah, file a written petition during said 30-day period, the Issuer may proceed to issue the Series 2008 Bonds without an election. /s/Sharon Dawson City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin September 9 & 16, 2008) B10

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ference between the students he Professor taught at the USU main campus continued from page B1 in Logan as part of his stint as a teacher’s assistant. “They have that spans the two cultures is a family and work and are still the functionality of the two edu- getting an education. They are cation systems. a lot more dedicated. They are “Polish and American school convinced this is really impor- systems are totally different. tant for them. It’s a perfect setup They are almost incomparable,” type thing.” Runge said. “In Poland, you don’t It’s this interaction that Runge have much freedom [to choose said drove him to want to teach. what courses you want to take] “I like interaction with peo- until your third of fourth year of ple,” Runge said. “So this is a university.” way I can pass on knowledge This very structured educa- and interact with people.” tion system means Polish stu- Beyond math and social inter- dents complete university level action, Runge has a love for pho- courses in high school and move tography, computers and music. straight onto master’s degrees He’s a self-taught piano enthusi- following graduation. ast, who shares his ability to belt “0900 math in Poland would out a familiar tune or tickle the be considered elementary math- ivories at any opportunity. ematics,” Runge said. “Guns and Roses,” Runge said. The U.S. school system is “That’s how I learned to play the considered to be very liberal piano. I listened to the music in Poland, Runge added, but and played what I heard.” he said he doesn’t necessarily Runge said he and his family agree. don’t have any plans to return to “It would be nice to com- Poland — other than for vacation bine the two systems,” Runge — and look forward to exploring said. “I like to ask students what the community more in coming they like. I like to accommodate months. them.” “I see lots of opportunities Even though Runge has only here, not only for myself as a been in Tooele a month now, teacher, but for the students. and teaching math 1010 and [USU Tooele] is growing in 1050 since the end of August, enrollment every year.” Runge he is already impressed with the said. “I like everything I’ve seen students he interacts with. so far, except for the smell of the “Here I have a different kind of lake and the grasshoppers.” photography / Maegan Burr student,” Runge said citing a dif- [email protected] Piotr Runge looks at Google Earth images of his hometown in Poland. Runge, who began teaching math 1010 and 1050 at USU Tooele a month ago, said the educational systems in Poland and the United States are very different from each other.

stored in airtight bottles did not “tinned” foods kept the British cucumbers Salsa spoil. army and navy fed and in the 2 cups chopped and seeded Illa Bigelow continued from page B1 Following that logic, he filled American Civil War. banana peppers is moving to Idaho, she wide-mouth bottles with food, As the years have passed, 1 cup sliced green onion corked them carefully and canning and home bottling 1/2 cup chopped, peeled, roast- has touched many lives wonder that soldiers ravaged heated them in boiling water. has become more and more ed Anaheim peppers here as she taught at food supplies as part of the He didn’t know that the heat scientific and more and more 1/2 cup chopped jalapeño pep- spoils of war. sterilized the food. The hot food reliable. With new advances, pers Harris and East. She is When it came time for the expanded, driving the air out the products have become safer 1/4 cup minced cilantro a friend to everyone. We troops to invade Russia, he and as it cooled, the corks sank and safer. Even in recent years, (optional) would love for you to join knew something had to be deeper into the jar sealing out old protocols have fallen to 1 tablespoon minced fresh done. It’s a long, long way from air. He may not have known newer and better methods of marjoram us at an Open House in Paris to Moscow. So Napoleon why it worked, but it did. My food preservation. Foods that 1 teaspoon salt her honor. hit on a royal idea. He spon- guess is that the success rate contain enough acid are eligible 1/2 cup cider vinegar sored an imperial contest offer- was probably somewhere for water bath canning, while 2 tablespoons lime juice ing 12,000 francs to anyone around half, but that was a vast low acid foods must be subject- Combine all ingredients in who could figure out a way to improvement over zero. Appert ed to the higher temperatures a large saucepot. Bring the Friday, Sept. 19 • 6-8 preserve food for a long period was onto something and he in a pressure canner. mixture to a boil. Reduce the of time. became 12,000 francs richer in Fruits are high acid. heat and simmer 10 minutes. (church gym) Nicolas Appert, a Parisian 1809. Vegetables are not, unless they Ladle hot salsa into hot jars, 196 Pinehurst candy maker, took on the chal- A few years later, tin cans are pickled in ample amounts leaving 1/4 inch of headspace. If you can not attend please send wishes to lenge. Like everyone else in came on the scene and an of vinegar. Adjust two-piece caps. Process his day, Appert knew nothing Englishman named Peter Because the acid level of 15 minutes in a boiling water [email protected] - Subject: Illa about germs, but he was obser- Durand decided to put them tomatoes is on the borderline canner. vant. He noticed that wine to use to seal up foods. The between fruits and vegetables, Tomato Salsa (using slicing some acid must be added for tomatoes) safe water — in a process called Courtesy of USU Extension bath canning. If you process a (Yield: 4 pints) mixture of tomatoes with other 4 cups peeled, cored, chopped vegetables, as you do for salsa, tomatoes more acid is required for water 2 cups seeded, chopped long bath canning. You do have the green chilies option to pressure cook your 1/2 cup seeded, chopped jala- salsa if you don’t want that peño peppers extra acid. 1/4 cups chopped onions HOW TOTO And no, hot chilies do not 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped contribute to the acid levels of 2 cups vinegar salsa. The spiciness of chilies is 1 teaspoon ground cumin the result of a chemical called (optional) LIVELIVE UNITEDUNITED capsaicin, not acid. You can add 1 tablespoon oregano leaves extra acid, but never reduce (optional) ININ TOOELETOOELE COUNTY:COUNTY: it, and you can change your 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro choice of added vegetables (optional) Merilee Ibarra Questar but never increase the overall 1 1/2 teaspoons salt quantity as compared with the Combine all ingredients in tomatoes. For example, if your a large saucepan and bring JOINJOIN HANDSHANDS. tested recipe allows for one cup the mixture to a boil, stirring of hot chilies, and you don’t frequently. Reduce heat and want the mixture that hot, you simmer 20 minutes, stirring OPENOPEN YOURYOUR HEART.HEART. can add fewer chilies overall. occasionally. Ladle hot into You can also exchange part of pint jars, leaving 1/2 inch head- that cup of hot chilies for mild space. Adjust lids and process chilies, bell peppers or even in a boiling water canner for 15 LENDLEND YOURYOUR MUSCLE.MUSCLE. zucchini and finish filling that minutes at 0-1000 feet altitude, cup with hot chilies. Just don’t 20 minutes at 1001-6000 feet put in higher quantities of veg- and 25 minutes above 6000 FINDFIND YOURYOUR VOICE.VOICE. etables. feet. My good friend, Vida Tomato Salsa (using paste Frieden, taught a group of tomatoes) GIVEGIVE 15%.15%. GIVEGIVE 100%.100%. ladies about making salsa last Courtesy of USU Extension week. Being the diligent soul (Yield: 16-18 pints) that she is, she brought samples 7 quarts peeled, cored, (our favorite part of the class). chopped tomatoes GIVEGIVE 115%.115%. She had prepared and bottled 4 cups seeded, chopped long small batches of three different green chilies GIVEGIVE AANN HHOUR.OUR. GGIVEIVE A SSATURDAY.ATURDAY. tested, canned salsa recipes. 5 cups chopped onion Then she generously opened 1/2 cup seeded, finely chopped one of each of the bottles so we jalapeño peppers THINK OF WE BEFORE MME.E. could sample them to taste the 6 cloves garlic difference for ourselves. They 2 cups bottled lemon juice REACHREACH OUT A HANDHAND TOTO ONEONE ANDAND were all very tasty, although 2 tablespoons salt each had a different flavor. 1 tablespoon black pepper One was made with vinegar 2 tablespoons ground cumin added. The flavor of vinegar (optional) was not overpowering, prob- 3 tablespoons oregano leaves INFLUENCEINFLUENCE ably because she chose to use (optional) cider vinegar, which blended 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro in well with the tomatoes. One (optional) THETHE CONDITIONCONDITION OFOF ALL.ALL. recipe called for lemon juice, Combine all ingredients which does not change the fla- except cumin, oregano and vor noticeably since it blends cilantro in a large pot and bring into the tomato taste so well. to a boil, stirring frequently, The third used cider vinegar then reduce heat and simmer GIVE. ADVOCATE VOLUNTEER. and had a little cucumber 10 minutes. Add spices and added. It was also tasty, but dif- simmer for another 20 minutes, ferent from the others. stirring occasionally. Ladle hot Here are the recipes we com- into pint jars, leaving 1/2 inch pared. Try one and see what headspace. Adjust lids and pro- LIVE UNITED UTAH.ORG you think. (Note: when cutting cess in a boiling water canner or seeding hot peppers, wear for 15 minutes at 0-1000 feet rubber gloves to prevent your altitude, 20 minutes at 1001- hands from being burned.) 6000 feet and 25 minutes above Fiesta Salsa 6000 feet. Courtesy of Ball Blue Book Note: This recipe is designed United Way of Salt Lake (Yield: about 4 pints) to use paste tomatoes. Slicing Serving Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, and Tooele Counties 7 cups chopped, seeded, peeled tomatoes requires a much lon- and cored tomatoes ger cooking time to achieve a 2 cups chopped, seeded, peeled desirable consistency.