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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Ultimate Combat Experience tapes in Tooele See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN August 1, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 20 50 cents Hitman-hiring husband appeals guilty verdict Plethora by Jesse Fruhwirth resident Susan Hyatt. Millard’s new attorney, David O. State Bar, but his voicemail box At Monday’s hearing, Drake STAFF WRITER The appeal has not yet been Drake of Midvale, requested the was full. requested the state pay for the court of classic Convicted murder conspirator received by the Attorney General’s state provide transcripts of the 3rd Susan Hyatt has since relocated transcripts under Utah’s Indigent Donald Millard will seek an appeal office, but Monday’s court appear- District Court proceedings includ- with her two children. Defense Act. Prior to his conviction, of the guilty verdict a Tooele jury ance indicates he will seek a review ing the preliminary hearing, pretrial Millard, 38 of Midvale, has been he was released on $125,000 prop- handed down in December. Millard by the Utah Court of Appeals. conferences and the trial itself. spending his days at the South Point erty bail bond. His father’s business cars race was convicted of hiring a hit-man to The contents of the lawsuit were Drake was contacted Tuesday at Prison Complex since his conviction kill his ex-wife, former Grantsville not available by press time. the number provided by the Utah in December. SEE MILLARD ON A4 this week Wildfire by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER As summer reaches the midway point this week, Miller threatens Motorsports Park is hosting a pair of events that may be the most fan-friendly spectacles of houses the season. About 150 classic sports cars New fire rules set will race and be on display Wednesday through Saturday at by Missy Thompson the new park in Tooele Valley. STAFF WRITER Nine different classes of cars A human-caused fire threatened will be competing featuring the homes near Skyline Drive last top proto-type sports cars from Thursday. Firefighters responded the ’50s and ’60s including the to a call that flames were 10 feet Jaguar Lister and Divine Special, high and were dangerously close to Porsches of every make imagin- a few homes on Tamarack Drive. able, Ferraris and Corvettes. “The fire burned about an acre The event is dubbed Heroes in size and was knocked down of Speed. Promoters say races within 10 minutes of arrival,” said will be fast-paced and wheel- Gary Vario, first assistant fire to-wheel. To keep competi- chief. “However, it took fire units tion close, cars are generally approximately an hour and a half grouped according to type and to clean and clear all hot spots.” engine size. As a time capsule of According to a report filed by sight and sound, historic racing the Tooele City Police, a child recaptures an era of motors- was spotted on a four-wheeler ports when the cars were simple in the field before the fire was and drivers were visible. ignited. Tooele City firefighters While the Heroes of Speed photography / Troy Boman event is heating up, drivers from SEE FIRE ON A12 Tooele City firefighters work on cooling hotspots at a fire that threatened homes behind Tamarack Drive Thursday. the first-ever Utah Fast Pass will be arriving back at MMP after spending three days driving on Utah’s scenic highways. Drivers of exotic cars such as Rock hunter discovers body of missing man Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Cobras and Mercedes left MMP on by Jesse Fruhwirth ationist in the area discovered dogs of Duchesne County did not The Tooele County Search and “He was down in a little Sunday and will travel to St. STAFF WRITER the body. find. Rescue team combed the valley ravine ... It was north side of the George and back with overnight The body of a missing West A hiker who was collecting The body was found with a gun that is covered in bushy juniper Lookout Pass Road and that was stops at Green Valley Resort and Valley City man was finally found rocks found the body of Gary shot wound to the face that inves- trees on four separate occasions. in the general area of our last Deer Valley. The cars return to in Tooele County Friday. Formal Lamont Neilson, 62, in the Little tigators believe was self-inflicted. Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park search,” Park said. “We were MMP on Wednesday. searches for the man ended in Valley area around Lookout Pass A rifle was also found with the said the body was found in the May, but as predicted, a recre- in an spot that even the cadaver body. vicinity of the previous searches. SEE NEILSON ON A5 SEE SPEED ON A12 Anderson crowned in ‘classic’ pageant Vet recovering from by Missy Thompson ular theme rose from Jack’s mysterious ailment STAFF WRITER dance to “Crazy Little Thing The stage at the indoor arena Called Love” written by Queen by Mary Ruth Hammond Lyme disease,” he said. “They and performed by Michael of the Deseret Peak Complex STAFF WRITER had put me on Doxycycline Buble. Because of its classic was set Saturday night for a Dr. Joe Roundy, a Tooele in Tooele. When I got to the sound of rock-n-roll, the theme “Simply Classic” event as seven veterinarian, was feeling quite University Hospital, they took evolved with all of the group young women from Grantsville, weak and ill on Sunday, June me off that medication.” numbers performed to some Tooele, Pine Canyon, Erda 23. But when at least two emer- Dr. Roundy continued, “Here classic “oldies.” and Lake Point competed for gency calls came into his office I was, a local Joe veterinar- The opening number — “Hit the Miss Tooele County 2006 concerning injured or sick ani- ian, telling Salt Lake doctors the Road Jack” by Ray Charles crown. mals that day, he did what he that if I did have Lyme dis- — held a double meaning. Not Despite how talented and usually does. Roundy went ease, Doxycycline was the only only was it a No. 1 song on hard-working each of the to his office and did what he medication that was going to the Billboard Top 100 Chart in young ladies were, only one could for the animals. help.” 1961 but it also paid homage could wear the crown. Tiffany He did mention to at least Medical tests from the for the current “Jack” wearing Jack, Miss Tooele County 2005, one of the pet owners that he University Hospital ruled out the Miss Tooele County crown. passed the crown on to Allie wasn’t feeling well that day Lyme disease. But the vet says However, pageant director Anderson of Grantsville. She — but still Dr. Roundy, a tall, a University doctor also told Cheryl Adams is sad to see Jack is the daughter of Martin and lean, muscular man, didn’t seek his wife that Lyme disease “hit the road.” Suzanne Anderson. Makenzie medical help for himself. tests are wrong 71 percent of “I hate seeing Tiffany leave, Idom of Erda, the daughter of Things changed on June 28. the time. she has been a jewel,” Adams Danny and Kathy Idom, was That’s when Dr. Roundy was so Another possibility for Dr. said after the pageant. “Her named her first attendant, and sick that he could barely walk, Roundy’s illness is that five mom and dad have been won- Janette Souders, also from his joints hurt, and even trying days before he became sick, he derful to work with.” Grantsville and daughter of to raise his arms was a chore. was bit by a rat in his veterinar- Before Anderson was Kelly and Suzette Souders, “I was at the Tooele hos- ian office. crowned, Adams told the girls earned the distinction of sec- pital [Mountain West Medical “A woman brought a rat in for they had pretty “big shoes to ond attendant. Center] for a couple of days,” me to euthanize,” he said. “She fill.” “It’s a little bit unbelievable,” Roundy said. “I was then trans- had a pet snake who would not “Giving up the title was a bit- Anderson said after the pag- ported by ambulance to the eat live rats. The snake would tersweet moment,” Jack said. “I eant. “I’m excited, it’s going to infectious disease unit at the only eat dead rats.” know how amazing this experi- be a fun year. I’m excited to University Hospital in Salt As Dr. Roundy was handling ence is and Allie will have a promote my platform.” Lake.” the rat, the rodent bit him. wonderful year of service. I am The seven young women Because Dr. Roundy had “I’ve been bitten by rats so honored and grateful to have performed their best in talent, been in Missouri visiting his before and been fine,” Dr. served and very sad to see that interview, physical fitness and son, Ryan, who is attending Roundy said. “But doctors say time go. I gave it everything I poise in evening wear. The veterinarian school there, he there is a possibility that I got had. I’m glad to have another theme of this year’s pageant photography / Missy Thompson thought perhaps he had con- rat bite fever this time.” was “It’s Simply Classic.” The Miss Tooele County 2005 Tiffany Jack places the crown on Miss Tooele tracted Lyme disease. Although rat bite fever is County 2006 Allie Anderson Saturday at the Deseret Peak Complex. primary reason for this partic- SEE PAGEANT ON A3 “I thought I had probably been bit by a tick, which caused SEE ROUNDY ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 CROSSWORD B3 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight with a OBITUARIES A8 DOINGS B4 Tooele, Grantsville legion teams chance of showers. Mostly sunny post wins, meet Wednesday Wednesday. Lows in the 60s. Highs SPORTS A10 TV LISTINGS B6 See A10 in the 80s. Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B8 A2 TUESDAY August 1, 2006 ETCETERA ... New driving restriction goes into effect for teens Corrections Valley Weather Forecast To help parents and teens experience.” limitation and nighttime driv- licensing laws seek to reduce Local Weather understand a new Utah law on The new law, passed by the ing restrictions of the gradu- the crash risk for young driv- An A1 article in Thursday’s teen driving that goes into effect 2006 Legislature, allows teens ated driver licensing law. These edition of the Tooele Transcript- Wed ers by providing novices with 88/61 today, AAA Utah is offering a to get a learner’s permit at age laws state that a new driver may Bulletin concerning Nick Rydalch 8/2 greater opportunities to prac- new brochure about the state’s 15 and requires that the permit not drive between the hours of and Ethan McNeill going to the Mostly sunny skies. A stray after- tice under supervision as well as Graduated Driver Licensing that be held for at least six months midnight and 5 a.m. until they National High School Rodeo noon or evening thunderstorm is limiting their exposure to risky explains the state’s restrictions before a teen can apply for a are 17 years of age. The pas- Finals in Illinois contained an possible. conditions and circumstances to protect young drivers. driver’s license. In addition, an senger restriction portion states error. Nick’s dad, Tim Rydalch, of while they mature and gain The brochure is available individual will be required to for the first six months a teen Stockton, rode in the professional experience. This is achieved by for free at all AAA Utah offices obtain a learner permit prior has their driver’s license, they rodeo circuit for 23 years and Thu imposing restrictions, such as 91/65 and DLD offices throughout the to participating in behind-the- may drive alone or have family won the title of Senior Champion. 8/3 setting practice hours, limiting state. wheel training through a driver members in the vehicle. If they Nick’s uncle, Dan Rydalch, had Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 90s unsupervised driving at night “Parents are the first line education program. An individ- drive with teen passengers, a the chance to rodeo with Joe and lows in the mid 60s. or transporting teenage passen- of defense in protecting their ual must be at least 16 to apply licensed driver at least 21 years Alexander, but Dan decided to get children as they start to drive,” for a Utah driver license and of age must be in the front seat gers. married instead. “Teens who obey traffic rules Fri said Rolayne Fairclough, AAA must have completed a driver with the driver. 88/66 Utah spokesperson. “Because education course. If under 18, Motor vehicle crashes are and regulations, follow GDL News Briefs 8/4 the laws governing teen driving they must also drive a minimum the leading cause of death for regulations, and have actively Leaking mustard bulk Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the can be confusing, AAA Utah has of 40 hours with a parent or teenagers, and government involved parents are much less upper 80s and lows in the mid 60s. container detected printed a new brochure to help guardian (10 of the hours during data show that 16-year-olds are likely to crash,” said Fairclough. Toxic chemical materials parents understand these laws. nighttime). involved in more than five times “Just think how many young lives could be saved by adher- handlers moved a bulk-storage Sat We hope parents will use the After teens receive their as many fatal crashes per mile container leaking mustard agent 91/65 information in the brochure to driver’s license they must com- driven as are adults in their 30s, ence to the laws and parental 8/5 vapor last Thursday, to anoth- guide their teen’s early driving ply with the existing passenger 40s or 50s. Graduated driver involvement.” er structure where they will Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. replace plugs and valves with new hardware. Road rage The leaking container was Roundy identified as a source of agent Sun 91/66 continued from page A1 8/6 vapor following routine monitor- rare, Dr. Roundy said doctors ing operations in a storage igloo Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 90s may have and lows in the mid 60s. can’t rule that disease out as at Deseret Chemical Depot. being the cause of his illness. The container remained ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service Dr. Roundy, who has prac- under engineering controls and prompted ticed veterinarian medicine for no vapor escaped to the environ- Pollen Count over 25 years, said his recent ment. Tooele county officials hospitalization was a first for were notified and there was The pollen counts from the car crash him. no danger to surrounding com- Intermountain Allergy and “I have never been really sick munities, according to a press Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City by Mary Ruth Hammond before, and I’ve never been in a release. as of July 31, 2006, were as fol- STAFF WRITER hospital before,” he said. “They lows: Larry Boltz, 58, Tooele, was still don’t know what is wrong Mold — Moderately High Temps/Precipitation taken by AirMed to LDS Hospital with me.” Chenopods — Low last night following an 8:30 p.m. Dr. Roundy was released from Date High Low (prec./inches) Ragweed — Low July 27 99 74 trace rollover near Grantsville on the hospital July 4 and was back July 28 103 73 state Route 112. to work the next day. July 29 101 72 Subscriber Service UHP Trooper Rob Bench said The veterinarian is working July 30 97 75 .01 the condition of Boltz at the full-time again, although he has July 31 92 66 .01 If you haven’t received time he was taken by medical lost 25 pounds and is still feeling your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer helicopter was unknown. weak and sick. please call 882-0050 and our cus- for the National Weather Service, reports According to a witness who Sometimes after an appoint- tomer representative will assist that his recording station at 139 S. Main filed a police report, Boltz was ment, I come back to my office received .02 inches of precipitation you. Customer service hours on westbound (heading toward and just lay my head on my desk between July 27 and July 31 and a total of Tuesday and Thursday nights 1.29 during the entire month. The normal Grantsville) when the wit- for a couple of minutes,” he for July is .92 inches. are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. ness, who was also westbound, said. “This has been really hard For the water year, which began Oct. passed Boltz’s vehicle. on me. It’s a good thing I was big 1, 2005, Tooele has received 16.00 inches Subscribe Today “The witness said Boltz then and strong when I got sick. I’m of precipitation. The normal for the year is not sure what this would have 18.49 inches of precipitation. 882-0050 speeded up as if he was angry that he had been passed,” Bench done to someone who was very said. “The witness also acceler- small.” ated and said both vehicles were Dr. Roundy says he now only eventually going about 90 mph.” has about half the strength he did One mile east of the SR- before he became ill. His joints 112/138 intersection, Boltz’s and muscles are still achy. photography / Missy Thompson vehicle went off the road, rolled If it is rat bite fever he has, Dr. Roundy has a word of advice to Dr. Joe Roundy checks the heartbeat of a kitten. The Tooele veterinarian has 1.5 times, and then hit a power been extremely ill since late June, but doctors still don’t know if he has Lyme poll. the public. “I’ve seen people put pet rats disease or rat bite fever. Although he was hospitalized for six days and is still Boltz, who we not wearing a not back to full strength, Roundy is still tending to his animal patients. seat belt, was ejected from his on their arms and let them come vehicle. out from under their shirts and ical tests to come back — hop- Trooper Bench said there sniff their faces,” he said. “I ing that sometime in the near Tooele were signs that excessive speed would think twice about doing future he’ll find out what has and use of alcohol by Boltz that if I had a pet rat.” made him so ill. played a role in the rollover. In the meantime, Dr. Roundy e-mail: [email protected] “We Are Your Neighborhood e-mail: [email protected] is still waiting for yet more med- Family Theatre” 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. 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Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Flowers named director of FEMA’s region VIII Local News Source. BULLETIN by Barbara Bennett Tooele County since he was a surprise me at all that he would chief of police in St. George. STAFF WRITER patrolman for the Tooele City be appointed to the FEMA direc- He began a 16-year career in Robert Lee Flowers has been Police Department. torship.” the Utah DPS as a trooper, and appointed director in Region VIII “We were on the same crew, Flowers joins FEMA after later as academy staff member, of the Department of Homeland both beginning patrolmen,” for serving as Commissioner of sergeant and lieutenant. Tooele Security’s Federal Emergency about a year and a half from Utah’s Department of Public A native of Ivins, Utah, �� 1978-1979 if I remember correct- Safety (DPS). He was appoint- County Management Agency (FEMA), Flowers holds a master’s degree ly, said Lt. Craig Wexels of the ed to that position in 2000 and Director David Paulison in Homeland Defense and Tooele City Police Department. reappointed in 2005 because of announced. Security from the Naval Post �� Flowers, who officially joins “We were friends. [He has a] his proven track record serving Thursday, Friday & Saturday really good nature, great sense as the lead emergency manage- Graduate School (Monterey, FEMA on Monday, Aug. 7, will PROUD PAST of humor, [is] intelligent, capa- ment and public safety officer in Calif.) and a bachelor of science BRIGHT FUTURE August 3, 4 & 5 be responsible for coordinat- ble, competent. He had just got- the state. from the University of Utah. He ing FEMA mitigation, prepared- ten out of the coast guard active Flowers served as security has participated in nearly 200 ness and disaster response and Thursday All-Day Wristbands duty. I’m glad he got this job. He director for the 2002 Winter sessions at the FBI’s National recovery activities in Colorado, has certainly demonstrated his Olympics, where he was respon- Academy in Quantico, Va. Only $10 in advance, $15 day of. Montana, North Dakota, South ability with the state as commis- sible for more than 11,000 fed- FEMA manages federal Purchase at Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. sioner of public safety and I’m eral, state and local officials. Hurry! “Bob is very knowledgeable response and recovery efforts happy for him that he has this As commissioner of the Utah following any national incident. Now Available! of the Rocky Mountain region opportunity.” DPS, Flowers managed Utah’s FEMA also initiates mitigation Grantsville & and our regional office will ben- Tooele City Mayor Patrick Highway Patrol, State Bureau Stansbury Park activities, works with state efit greatly from his leadership,” Dunlavy also worked with of Investigations, Fire Marshall said Paulison. “He brings broad Flowers in the city police depart- Division, Homeland Security and local emergency manag- experience in coordinating with ment. Bureau, Intermountain Training ers, and manages the National state, local and federal officials “I worked with Bob briefly,” and Education Center and Flood Insurance Program. across all hazards, which is said Mayor Dunlavy. “He was a Division of Emergency Services FEMA became part of the exactly what is essential.” really good guy. He did a good and Homeland Security. U.S. Department of Homeland Flowers has close ties to job while he was here. It doesn’t Previously, Flowers served as Security on March 1, 2003.

Pageant Medical Breakthrough Offers New continued from page A1 Hope For Disc Herniation Sufferers outstanding individual have the same opportunity.” The crown hopefuls strutted their stuff on stage during the physical fitness and swimsuit portion of the competition to “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini” by Brian Hyland. The young women showcased their abilities in dance and song during the talent category and moved grace- fully into evening wear, walking across the stage to a variety of Frank Sinatra classics. The crowd received an unex- pected surprise when Tyler Egan, 14, hit the stage singing Elvis Presley’s “Hunka Hunka Burning Love.” The young Egan made the young women swoon as he shook his hips and curled his lips. An addition to the pageant was Jack being the emcee along with her brother, Bryan. In the past the current title-holder’s PAID ADVERTISMENT father is an emcee, but Jack’s father Darrell thought it would be nice to have Bryan be a part of this event. “Bryan’s a wild card, you never know what he’s going to pull next,” Jack said. “We fought like cats and dogs as kids. It’s photography / Missy Thompson awesome I was able to share The 2006 Miss Tooele County royalty (l-r) are first attendant Makenzie this with him and he was willing Idom, Miss Tooele County 2006 Allie Anderson and second attendant to be a part of this important Janette Souders. part of my life.” Idom also received the Spirit of The brother and sister emcee Giles said as she started crying Miss Tooele County Award. The duo entertained the crowd, giv- a little. “[The community] treats recipient of this award is voted ing the participants enough time me really well.” on by the contestants and com- to change in-between catego- Overall the evening was a mittee on who they felt exempli- ries. However, they did have to complete success, Adams said, stall for a few minutes while the fied what the competition was who has been helping with the judges made their final decision all about. The photogenic award pageant for over 20 years and and the auditors finished the went to second attendant Janette has been the director for 17 �� tabulations. Souders. Chaelea Stone of Lake years. The winner is determined by Point received the community “If it wasn’t for the county �� a ranking system that was put in service award for her involve- commission we wouldn’t have place last year. The five judges ment and effort in sending sup- the pageant. I have a wonderful score the contestants in each port to the U.S. troops over- committee and everyone has a �� category on a scale from 1-10. seas. Shauna Statham, Tooele, job and I don’t have to worry The highest and lowest scores received the talent award for her about it. I don’t do it alone, �� from the judges are dropped. dance to the song “My Diary.” believe me. I have a great bunch �� For instance if a girl receives Every year the contestants of women who work with me,” three 10s, an eight and a seven nominate one woman from Adams added. �� in the talent portion, one 10 the community who has great- The Miss Tooele County �� and the seven are dropped, giv- ly influenced their life for the Scholarship Program has award- ing the contestant a total of 28 Woman of Achievement Award. ed $52,300 to young women in �� points. That total is then multi- This year, Idom’s nominee was the community. Anderson will � �� plied by the weight of the cat- Pamela Giles and she was the receive a $1,000 scholarship as �� egory. Talent is worth 35 per- recipient of the award. Giles has Miss Tooele County 2006, Idom cent of the overall score. The 28 been influential in the communi- will receive $500 and Souders �� points would be multiplied by 35 ty through her dance studio, as will receive a scholarship for �� percent to give the total percent- an EMT and nurse and through $250. age for the cateogoy. the Tooele High School drama Another addition to the pag- �� However, after each por- department. Last year’s winner eant family was Richard Thorton �� tion of the competition is com- was THS drama director Carol who provided the sound and plete, the judges receive a list LaForge. lighting for the event. According �� of the top five contestants who “They gave me the ‘One in a to Adams, Thorton made the received the best scores, in ran- Million’ award four years ago show more professional and �� dom order. The judges then rate from the Miss Tooele County was a big help with the music �� the contestants on a scale from pageant. When they called I for the contestant’s talent. �� 1-10 based on who they believe said, ‘Oh I’ve done that,’” Giles Now, newly crowned Miss �� will be the best representative said about her award not real- Tooele County 2006 Allie �� of Tooele County. izing they were completely sepa- Anderson has a year of hard- Besides being crowned Miss rate honors. However, Giles was work, dedication and of course, Tooele County 2006, Anderson unable to make it to the pag- fun ahead of her. also won a slew of other awards eant because she was in charge “The pageant was a great �� including the Mountain West of her high school reunion that experience. I went into it now �� Medical Center Healthy Woman same night. knowing what would happen �� Scholarship worth $100, the top “I wanted to dash over and at and doing it for fun,” Anderson interview award and the physi- least be there. I don’t want them said. “I’m excited for the upcom- cal fitness award. to think that I didn’t appreci- ing year.” First attendant Makenzie ate it. It’s good to be noticed,” email:[email protected] �� See News Happening? �� Give Us a Call! 882-0050 �� TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN �� A4 TUESDAY August 1, 2006

2004, when a man named Ben for trespassing before Hyatt would her attacker and wrestle the knife Millard Desvari drove from the Salt Lake return to her residence. away from him, though she was Hips, knees focus continued from page A1 area to Hyatt’s Grantsville home. According to the prosecution stabbed. According to the victim’s Desvari testified that Millard hired — who backed up their statements testimony at trial, a dramatic battle was bonded for the release. him — with a promise of a $5,000 up with telephone records from cell resulted in both individuals tumbling of hospital report Millard was found guilty of con- payment — to kill Hyatt. phone companies — Desvari called down a flight of stairs, after which spiring with two men who both Desvari said he drove to Millard shortly after being released Brinkerhoff left peacefully. The number of people treated by the Utah Department of Health’s made attempts at Susan Hyatt’s life. Grantsville with the idea that he by Grantsville Police. He reportedly The men testified that they met annually for hip fracture and hip (UDOH) Health Data Committee. Both men had legal trouble of their would “snap” the victim’s neck with told Hyatt’s ex-husband that “things or knee replacement in Utah hos- “Utah has a long and proud tradi- with Millard in a school parking lot own — in connection with the mur- his bare hands. But when no one went bad” and that he had been pitals would nearly fill the City tion of keeping accurate health relat- in the Salt Lake Valley to plan the der conspiracy and otherwise — and answered the knock on Hyatt’s door, caught and charged with trespass- of North Salt Lake. Hip and knee ed data. These hospital comparative were given incentives in exchange Desvari went around the house ing. various attacks. problems are not only common, reports on outcomes of specific pro- for their testimony against Millard. and entered the woman’s back- Hyatt was attacked in her Brinkerhoff is in jail on two sec- they often rob people of their inde- cedures are meant to help patients One was given full immunity while yard. Desvari had a six-inch socket home in September 2004 by James ond-degree felonies. pendence. To help inform Utahns guide their care and be aware of the other received a lighter sen- wrench in his possession, which he Brinkerhoff, 35, of the Salt Lake area. Desvari was given full immunity of their medical choices, the Utah certain quality measures,” said Dr. tence. intended to use to break a basement Both Brinkerhoff and the victim tes- for his testimony. No information on Hospital Comparison Report on Hip David N. Sundwall, executive direc- According to Grantsville City window to enter the house. tified they had never met previous to his current location is available. and Knee Surgeries and Conditions tor, UDOH. “The hip and knee report Police testimony, it was Aug. 16, Desvari was eventually cited that night. She was able to fight off e-mail: [email protected] for Years 2002-2004, was released is the third in a series specifically designed for consumers.” The report compares Utah’s hospitals in hip and knee joint replacement and hip fracture treatment based on charges, quality and patient TOOELE COUNTY FAIR safety. Readers can make compari- Tooele sons of hospital performance factors such as in-hospital mortality, aver- County age charges, length-of-stay and how Going On Now thru August 5 frequently each hospital performs selected hip and knee procedures. A copy of the report can be found at http://health.utah.gov/myhealthcare. Fair Admission & Data in the first section examines average hospital charges for differ- PROUD PAST Parking are FREE ent kinds of hip and knee surgeries BRIGHT FUTURE in 2004. For example, the lowest average charge for treating patients having knee joint replacement with LONESTAR minor or moderate illness among Live in Concert Utah hospitals was $17,252, where- as the highest average charge for 5K Run the same procedure was $44,365. Many factors can affect how much a Saturday, August 5 patient pays for treatment including Registration 6:30 am whether you have health insurance, what type of insurance, billing pro- Race 7:30 am cedures at the hospital and how ill Top of Smelter Road to Elton Park you are. In the second section, readers can Entry fee $15.00 before or $20.00 day of. compare quality and safety ratings Entry Form at www.tooelefair.com for common hip and knee procedures. For example, in 2002-2004, all Utah hospitals had about as many in-hospital deaths as other U.S. hos- �� pitals for hip fracture for the kind of Tickets $20 – $30 patients they treated. Most, but not Thursday – Friday all, Utah hospitals performed as well Noon, 3 pm, 6 pm as other U.S. hospitals in treating hip Friday, August 4th • 8 p.m. joint replacement patients. Hospitals Saturday that treated less than 30 patients for With Special Guests these procedures and conditions did 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 4:30 pm TICKETS ON SALE NOW ! Charley Jenkins & Haywire not receive a rating in the report. Sculpted items will be up for auction Readers of the report can also Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster outlets, ticketmaster.com, (801) 325-SEAT access consumer-friendly docu- or at the Deseret Peak Ticket Office. For more information call (435) 843-4000. ments about hip and knee proce- No outside food or beverages allowed. dures and an interactive map of hospitals in Utah. A new online format has been developed to help consum- Battle of ers read and understand the report’s content. “Our consumer reports can help you make better choices about the health care you receive before the Bands! selecting a hospital or when evaluat- Saturday, August 5 • 11 a.m. ing a current provider,” said Clark Cash Prizes & Trophies Awarded Saturday, Aug. 5 Hinckley, committee chairman. �� Consumer feedback verifies the Call Kathy at 882-8836 to register FIREWORKS! 6:00 pm importance of these hospital comparison reports among Utah’s citizens. In the past few months, individual consumers have mentioned �� that “we’ve needed these reports for a long time” and “now we are more empowered and have tools to com- �� pare.” One Utah consumer noted: Sat., Aug. 5 10 am – 3 pm “This will help us to ask questions when we see our doctor.” CHILDREN ...... $5 Registration form Sponsored by 12 and under The 2005 Legislature unanimously on website - day of ADULTS ...... $10 passed Senate Bill 132 requiring the registration 9:00am Health Data Committee to publish FAMILY ...... $30 annual reports that compare hos- 2 adults 4 children pitals in the areas of charges, quality and patient safety. Before end of 2006, the Committee plans to release one more new hospital comparative (OUTDOOR STAGE) �� ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE report, which will address pneumo- nia hospitalization, and an updated Thursday, Friday & Saturday • August 3, 4 & 5 Thursday, August 3 Friday, August 4 maternity and newborn report. Thursday All-Day Wristbands$10 in advance, $15 day of. 1:00 p.m . . . . Stepperz 1:00 p.m . . . . Jazz In It Purchase at Kraver’s 1:30 p.m . . . . Amy Conrad 2:00 p.m . . . . House of Magic $ Saturday is Dollar Day! — ALL RIDES ONLY 1 1:45 p.m . . . . Mandy Torerson 3:00 p.m . . . . In-Step 2:00 p.m . . . . Illuminata 4:00 p.m . . . . Sunshine Generation 2:15 p.m . . . . Samantha Rich 5:00 p.m . . . . Paisley Sky Saturday, August 5 2:30 p.m . . . . Yo Yo Man Dale Myberg 6:15 p.m . . . . Rawhide 3:30 p.m . . . . Imagin Art Center Tryouts – 11 a.m. Saturday, August 5 4:00 p.m . . . . Sarah Walker Finals – 4:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m . . . Pulse 55 4:15 p.m . . . . Bri’anna Cootey Tooele County Fair 11:00 a.m . . . House of Magic Cash Prizes & 4:45 p.m . . . . Opening Ceremony 11:00 a.m . . . Battle of the Bands Trophies Awarded 5:00 p.m . . . . Colgate Country Showdown 4:30 p.m . . . . Karaoke Finals Call Kathy at 882-8836 to register 8:30 p.m . . . . Mark Owens Scott Bennett CONTEST 7:00 p.m . . . . Homebase Heros 8:30 p.m . . . . Range Fire Comic Bennett Junior Livestock Show & Auction Thanks to our sponsors: to perform Kraver’s Deseret Peak Realty Speedy Loans Iceberg Drive In Tracy’s Tax Service Les Schwab Tires Comedy once again invades Friday, August 4 Parts Plus Dairy Delight Checker Auto Parts Tooele this week with the popular Energy Solutions Mario’s Tires Cargill Salt comedian Scott Bennett coming to Stock Show - 9:00 a.m. Dave’s Drug Soelberg’s Quality Auto Group Tracks Sports Bar & Social Club at Superior Excavation Blue Peak Motorcycles NAPA Auto Parts 10 p.m. on Wednesday. Saturday, August 5 Tooele Foot Clinic Peppermill Casino 7-Eleven Bennett has been on the TV series Hale Construction A & W Inkley’s Stock Show Auction - 10:00 a.m. “Blind Date” and has been playing comedy clubs all over the country. Events will be held at the Deseret Peak Complex, Highway 112 & Sheep Lane, Tooele, Utah Most recently he won the Rocky Mountain Laugh Off Competition. This competition is one that truly Outdoor Movie • Pony Rides • Children’s Art Yard • Petting Zoo • Mechanical Bull pits all the best upcoming comedy acts against each other to see who 4H & Home Arts Exhibits • 5k Run • Food • Colgate Country Showdown • Bungee Jump holds the title of funniest comedian in the west. Masters of the Chain Saw • Helicopter Rides • Farmin’ at the Fair • Character Photos Dinner is available before and during the act. Two other comedy acts will accompany Bennett to Go to www.tooelefair.com for more information or call 882-7261 light up the crowd with laughter. Tickets are available at Tracks at 1641 No. Main, Tooele. TUESDAY August 1, 2006 A5 Include wildflowers in landscape The dictionary defines “wild” as the back. Varied heights produce a ideas for a wildflower design is to “occurring, growing or living in a natural look. spend time in the mountains enjoy- natural state; not domesticated or “Another thing Mother Nature is ing and observing Mother Nature’s cultivated.” noted for is throwing in an occa- flowerbeds,” he concluded. “July Some flowers are considered sional tree, shrub, rock or log,” he and early August are the ideal time wild, according to Jerry Goodspeed, said. “She’s not big on statues, orbs, to walk through the canyons and Utah State University Extension bird baths or pink flamingos, and mountains to get a feel for her horticulturist. After visiting wild- her rocks and trees are randomly handiwork.” flower sites, admirers often ask placed. Another critical aspect of how they can recreate this beauty creating a naturalized area is to in their own landscape. select the proper plants. Pruned “To succeed in planning a wild- hedges or dwarf Alberta spruce flower landscape, think like Mother are never part of Mother Nature’s Nature and design like she would,” designs. And, although many of the he said. “Most home gardeners tend plants she uses are not adaptable to control or over-organize flow- to our home landscapes, several erbeds. Mother Nature creates a of their cousins look quite colorful natural flow, which is more relaxed and fairly authentic.” and peaceful, and definitely not for- Flowers that are well-suited for mal. Although this look may appear this type of landscape include col- completely unorganized, in reality, umbine, hardy geranium, penste- it does have a pattern.” mon, primrose, harebell, lupine, When designing a natural-look- flax, poppies and coral bells, said file photo / Troy Boman ing flowerbed, keep the basics in Goodspeed. Keep in mind that A marker hangs from a tree, pointing volunteers in the direction of the Neilson search-party headquarters near Lookout mind, said Goodspeed. First, there many of these flowers reseed, Pass in May. The West Valley man’s body was found by a hiker Friday. are no hard, fast rules. It should which makes for a very nice mead- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele abilities to sniff it out. an end to that not knowing, to be more relaxed and free-flowing ow, but it also creates work when than a formal design, but that does it comes time for removal as things At the conclusion of that final some degree.” 882-4800 Neilson not mean you simply throw seeds grow out of control. search, Park predicted that the And Park said that finding the continued from page A1 around the backyard and let them One common myth associated body would be found by recre- body brought mixed emotions grow. with naturalized wildflower areas close. In fact, I was surprised ationists in the area. from the family. “One thing that is distinctive is that they require little or no the dogs didn’t pick up on the “The way people recreate out “The family was sad, but about wildflower meadows is that maintenance, he said. In a home scent.” there it was only a matter of If it happens here, they were ecstatic.” Park said. plants are typically clustered in a landscape, weeds always invade, The most recent search was time,” he said. read about it here. “I think when you don’t find random pattern,” he said. “Consider and aggressive wildflowers May 5. Nearly 45 individuals Gary Lamont Neilson’s son, a body, all sorts of things run how a wildflower meadow evolves. encroach on the growing space searched that day, 15 on horse- Norman Neilson, said in May through your head.” A seed lands in a meadow and of others. This type of landscape TOOELE RANSCRIPT back, six from the Salt Lake that his family had come to T grows. The majority of seeds pro- requires weeding and reseeding or ULLETIN County Search and Rescue, terms with his father’s death, Family members reported B duced by that plant fall to the the re-introduction of new plants three dog wranglers, and 10 fam- but the search was important to Neilson missing from West Valley ground close by, creating a clus- every year. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 ily members and friends. them all the same. City on Oct. 10, 2005. Nielsen’s ter of flowers around the original “The best method for gleaning Park said the cool wet tem- “The solid physical evidence vehicle was discovered aban- plant. A few seeds may be carried peratures may have affected would bring about closure,” doned in Tooele County Dec. to other locations by the wind, the amount of odor the body Norman Neilson said. “We know 6, 2005. water or animals, which distrib- released, and hence the dogs’ he’s passed away ... But it puts e-mail: [email protected] ute them throughout the meadow, allowing each variety to create its ASK A SPECIALIST own small cluster of plants. If several plants disperse seeds in the � same way, a grouped but random pattern develops. Of course, many � Flax facts shows plant’s diversity of these clusters overlap, result- � ing in stronger colors in various � Do you have facts to help me flax: ing breads, cookies, scones and areas.” � learn more about flax? • Flax can be made into is used with many meat dish- Shapes and sizes have very little Answer by: Carolyn Washburn, lamp oil and wicks. The strong es. It is sprinkled on salads, in to do with where the plants grow, USU Extension Family and wicks produced from the fiber salad dressings, cereal, cottage Goodspeed said. Shorter flowers often hide among larger ones, cre- Consumer Science Agent absorbed the oil that was burned cheese or yogurt. The oil is used ating a three-dimensional look and Flax is a flowering plant with in lamps until the 18th century. as an alternative to fish oil and adding depth and interest. A natu- many diverse uses and has been • Flax is used in soaps, cos- is taken most often in capsule ralized area does not have all short around for thousands of years. metics and hair gels. When used form. plants in the front and tall ones in The seeds have been used for with soap, it is a gentle exfolia- • Flaxseed and flax oil are sig- food, food supplements and oil. ter that aids the skin in softness. nificantly different. Flaxseed oil Flax products can strengthen The fibers of this ancient plant contains little or no dietary fiber the hair and the Omega 3 oils have been used to make cloth, and does not contain lignans. add shine and body. rope and paper. The true blue Flax oil must be refrigerated in • Flax is an eye cleaner that color of the flax plant produces a dark bottle. Shelf life is 3-4 helps keep moisture in the eye. weeks. It takes approximately a blue fabric dye, and when • Flaxseed oil is also known three tablespoons of flaxseed to the flower is boiled, it produces as linseed oil, which is used in equal one tablespoon of oil. a range of colors from tan to paints, varnishes, linoleum and apricot. wood treatments. • The use of flax to pro- Flax was first used as a thread • Flax is one-third oil and two- mote health is currently being and made into linen cloth. Flax thirds protein and fiber (both explored. The American Heart fibers were the main source of soluble and insoluble). It con- Association has released a sci- cloth until the growth of the cot- tains lignans, fiber and Omega 3 entific statement and dietary ton industry in the 1800s. Many fats. Lignans are phytoestrogens guidelines for healthcare profes- of today’s blue jeans are still (plant-derived molecules that sionals that note the beneficial made from flax and a blend of can act like the hormone estro- effects of adding flaxseed and cotton. Flax, one of the stron- gen) and powerful antioxidants. flaxseed oil to an individual’s gest fabrics, also provides a • Flax can be used in seed, diet. However, few flax studies cooling factor with its absorp- ground seed and oil form and have been conducted on humans tion of moisture. Consider this has a nutty flavor. The seed, — most studies have been on additional information about ground or whole, is used in bak- animals. Spotlight of the Week is Ron Olivarez Beautiful entrances can Ron Olivarez grew up in Tooele. He Specialist. We value his knowledge and graduated from Tooele High in 1969. He experience. 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■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Mike Call: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Tooele City start biting Even in the most water-worrisome summers in recent years, it seems very few individuals really believe in the serious need for water conservation. Case in point, just five days after Mayor Patrick Dunlavy barked at city residents to conserve water in the pages of the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, the sprinkler system of Tooele City Hall sprouted and re-watered its grass after yesterday’s heavy rain. And surely there were homes watering their lawns today, a day after heavy rain, on a day with more heavy rain! There needs to be a shift in attitudes. Perhaps a city employee needs to be on-call to go to disarm the sprinkler system when it rains. A few years ago, this suggestion would have been considered ridiculous. Perhaps it still seems ridiculous today. As a community, however, we need to adjust our attitudes and water practices now to engen- der a fruitful future. There appear to be two classes of Tooele City ordinances. Some ordinances actually get enforced. Parking on the streets on winter evenings can bring a warning, followed by a ticket, for example. There are many more ordinances however, that sound tough, and might actually bring about a change in behavior from city residents if enforced, but get lost in a cacophony of bark with no bite. Think the graffiti ordinance that LETTERS TO THE EDITOR was to fine city residents for not cleaning up their graffiti. Think leash laws that are supposed to fine dog owners for letting their dogs run free. Racetrack not needed Republican bias showing ances, is a system that is more represen- Most egregiously, one can think of the water ordinance. The compliance tative of all the people, and the kind of Editor: Editor: with the ordinance are so effortless there’s little excuse for anyone to not fol- system that was intended by our United My name is Joshua Heward and I I was appalled, as were many friends low them and yet everyday, day after day, we find homes that are violating the States Constitution. am 12 years old. I want to express I talked with, Republican and Democrat schedule. Einstein observed that “You can my opinion about the Larry H. Miller alike, after reading Jesse Fruhwirth’s Tooele City needs to stop flapping its barking lips and begin to bite. We’re never solve a problem with the same Motorsports Park. It’s always noisy with article entitled County Politics Trending told that the police are not in charge of handing out tickets; it’s regular city level of thinking that created it.” I all the motors blasting loud. I’ve seen to the Right. Jesse must be one of those employees charged with this duty. We ask, why not both? Hand out more encourage you to learn the issues, talk more traffic in Erda than ever before. new young Republicans of whom he water tickets! to the candidates and vote; not for a I liked Erda because it was quiet speaks: a newcomer who doesn’t know party but for the most qualified candi- Water tickets ought to be the talk of the town, the sort of thing that neigh- and peaceful, but when the Miller anyone running for office, or the issues date, regardless of the candidate’s party bors gripe and remind each other about over back fences. Surely this happens Motorsports Park came, it disrupted very well. affiliation. to some extent already, but certainly more needs to be done. the peace and quiet. I like seeing open According to the county clerk’s office, space with lots of fields, but now we most newly registered voters are reg- Marianne Rutishauser Andrus see the Miller Motorsports Park and it istering Republican. The increase in Chair, Tooele County Democrats ANOTHER VIEW doesn’t look right. People move to Erda, Republican registrations is, in my view, Grantsville and surrounding areas to get a direct result of the Utah Republican Thanks for newspaper away from the big city. There’s no need Party’s mandate that a person be a Editor: to have a motorsports park in Tooele registered Republican to vote in a I never got the chance to thank the It’s not why we fall, County. Republican primary. The Democratic Tooele Transcript-Bulletin for sending How can it help make our community Party does not make such an exclu- me free publications while I was in the stronger? The quality of our life here sion. I know independents and even service. How can I thank the people and should have been more important than life-long Democrats who have registered company for such a noteworthy deed? but how we get up money. Money isn’t everything. It’s too as Republicans in order to vote in a My name is Tim Gonzales and I am o me, won’t allow his son to be killed. bad that our county commissioners Republican primary. a Tooele High School graduate of 1982. “Rocky Vader gives up being the second- didn’t ask the community first to vote The Democratic Party is one of inclu- Being a Tooele resident all my life was a TIII” has in-command to the ruler of the on it, otherwise Miller Motorsports Park sion regardless of social, economic, pleasure until I entered the U.S. Marines always been the universe and lays down his life for would not be here. I hope that we will religious, ethnic or gender background. in 1982 after graduating from high most meaningful Luke Skywalker’s. In a single hero- not become a big city and take away the A registered Republican is welcome to school. film in the series ic move, he becomes the man he good things about Tooele County. vote for a Democrat in any primary or After I graduated I joined the service — the one that had once been. His sacrifice may Joshua Heward general election. In my view most edu- for four years and decided to stay in offered a true-life not have made his sins OK, but Erda cated voters cross party lines to vote for the San Diego area due to work. I hope lesson. Forget as an audience we absolved him the better candidate. Voters are sophisti- to return to Tooele someday as an edu- the over-the-top Daniel Kline as did his son and those he had cated consumers. They are not mindless cated man. Tooele is a place for which I Professional care touted solemnly hold dear to my heart. To the performance Guest Columnist betrayed earlier in the story. Editor: machines. people of Tooele, thank you dearly! from Mr. T and Like these fictional characters, The day after returning from a won- Jesse’s own statistics regarding Jim some of the you are going to make a bad mis- derful trip to New York City, I found Gowans’ last race seem to prove my Timothy Gonzales movie’s sillier excesses and con- take or maybe you’ll fail miserably myself in the unfortunate situation of point. Two years ago, President Bush Fallbrook, Calif. sider that this was the first time in at something. Perhaps you will having to make a trip to the emergency received roughly 75 percent of the vote the series that Rocky Balboa actu- hurt someone you love or let down room of Mountain West Medical Center. in Tooele County. Jim carried 60 percent Search story ridiculous ally had something to lose. More those closest to you. You will break This trip led to emergency surgery for of the vote. Why was Jim able to get so Editor: importantly, he lost something hearts, crush dreams and find your- what turned out to be a perforated many people to vote for him regardless As I read your article Tuesday night and fought his way back, finding self wondering whether things will ulcer. The fortunate thing is that I was of their party affiliation or voting pref- about Destiny Norton, I was awestruck personal as well as professional ever be right again. Life will send home and not in New York. Being close erence for President? Because Jim is a at the ability to pat ourselves on the redemption. you disease, death and misery that to family and friends made a huge dif- strong candidate who has served Tooele back for doing nothing. Mrs. Fox’s In “Rocky I” he was supposed to you don’t deserve along with some ference in my recovery. Although New County well for a number of years, and claim “that there was no reason to think be happy to be in the ring with the that you do. York has some of the finest hospitals he deserves to get re-elected. Destiny was here,” but let’s do some- champ and his going the distance Some of us will lose children. in the world, I am grateful that I was I’m not sure what makes me more thing anyway is ludicrous. was a huge triumph. In the second Others will lose spouses. We will here in Tooele. I ended up spending irritated; Jesse’s attack on Jim Gowans, Your entire article did nothing to movie, Rocky got a rematch for the all lose our parents, and some of us four days in intensive care and three or Jesse’s contemptible remarks about explain really where she was found, title and a payday, but he still had will be lost too soon ourselves. We days on the surg/med floor. I could not Primus Butler. What Jesse implied by whom, what was being done about nothing to lose if he got beaten. will hurt and be hurt, leave and be have received any better care than what should be considered a slap in any vot- it,what the police and legal system had The true measure of Rocky as left. Some of us might avoid caus- I received at MWMC. It is a wonderful er’s face, and Primus should be given an to say or what to look forward to with a man happens a little bit after he ing pain to others, but most of us facility with great doctors, nurses and apology. At least Primus had the cour- the case. Instead you spent the majority loses the title in “Rocky III.” Just won’t be so lucky. Everyone will staff. We are lucky to have this facility age to run! of the article patting yourselves on the a few minutes earlier, Rocky had be touched by disease, divorce, here in Tooele. I will also remind Jesse that back for searching for someone with no been humiliated by Mr. T’s Clubber despair and distress. I would like to let Dr. Lisa A. Democrats currently hold the offices of ties or leads to point it our way. What a Lang, his manager/mentor had died Our value as people comes not Perryman know how much I appreciate assessor, auditor, clerk, recorder, sheriff tremendous waste of time — not only and everything he had protected from the suffering we endure, but her professional care and concern. To and treasurer. Why? These people are for your writers but the 30 or so who had been taken away from him. He from the resiliency we show in everyone from the intensive care unit to highly qualified to hold these offices showed up to search. had a rematch with Lang scheduled the face of it. You measure a man the housekeeping crew, I also want to because of their years of experience and If you truly wanted to do something, and Apollo was training him, but not from how he handles triumph, say thanks. I owe you one! successful service to the pubic. you should have gone to Salt Lake to Rocky — who had gained so much but how he picks himself up after “Coach” Susan K. Rydalch My final comment is this. Every search. Is this really what the Tooele in life — was afraid to lose it all failure. Grantsville election year, Father Matthew Wixted Transcript-Bulletin is for? To fluff our and did not know how to pull him- When you fall down, get up. reminds us that it is our duty to get readers with happy thoughts at how self off the canvas. When you get knocked down, Yard beautification ironic involved, learn the issues and vote. good we are. How about some good The key moment of the movie Father Wixted never tells us how to hard-hitting news reporting in the future get up. If you push someone else Editor: comes with Adrian Balboa lectur- vote, and neither should any other that actually gives us some news. I don’t down, pick him up. Life will knock Isn’t it ironic that the last two issues ing her husband and telling him clergy. President Gordon B. Hinckley care how many people wasted their time you down, people will knock you of the Transcript-Bulletin have featured that losing would be okay as long has stated in public that it is good to hiking around Tooele County. I care down, and you will stumble over pleas from officials to decrease water as he loses with no excuses and be a Democrat and, in fact, he and the about what we are doing to try and stop your own feet, but you’ve only lost use (as well as statistics that show that no fear. With the help of his family LDS Church have encouraged and even this horrible thing from happening again when you don’t get back up and Utah residents consume the second and friends, Rocky regains his title, urged Utahns to work for a more bal- so maybe it’s not your child that comes take another swing. highest number of gallons of water per collapsing from exhaustion and anced two-party system in this state. up missing next time or God forbid my Daniel B. Kline is a freelance capita in the U.S.) while simultaneously knowing that even if he had failed, President Hinckley can see that a bal- writer based in Connecticut. He featuring the winners of the yard beauti- his effort was his redemption. anced legislature, one of checks and bal- SEE LETTERS ON A7 can be reached at dan@notastep. fication awards? There’s a similar moment at the com or at his blog, www.thingsev- Why, you ask? end of “Return of the Jedi,” when eryguy.com. His book “50 Things Because each winner has had a large, LETTER RULES Darth Vader, an evil man who had Every Guy Should Know How To lush, green lawn — something our offi- caused the deaths of millions, Do” is available in book stores. cials are asking us to veer away from. The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Perhaps responsible and socially sensi- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community tive award givers should shift their para- of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual digms toward looking for more drought circumstances at the editor’s discretion. friendly landscapes to recognize. Until All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long we all change our social demands and are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- attitudes, we’ll continue to have water A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 shortages every year. Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. Joye Henrie 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor Tooele For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY August 1, 2006 A7

are the problem for which the from the universe; and (3) elimi- Governor Huntsman supports Letters Yucca Mountain repository is nating the need for any more continued from page A6 being built, because they remain deep geological repositories, i.e. radioactive and dangerous for no more Yucca Mountains own. I would take little solice thousands of years. They must This could result in consider- U.S. energy efficiency efforts knowing that a bunch of morons be almost completely removed able savings, realizing that sev- were hiking around nowhere Gov. Jon Huntsman joined the “We view energy efficiency as dreds of billions of dollars on their from the fission waste, leaving eral years ago the price tag for in particular but my child was Leadership Group of the National an important component of Utah’s utility bills throughout the next 10 us with “purified” fission waste. Yucca Mountain was $60 billion. missing here. “Thanks for noth- Action Plan for Energy Efficiency economic development plan as it In the new “300-year” plan, More importantly, there to 15 years through greater use of ing ,but I’m glad you feel good on Monday, continuing Utah’s ener- increases Utah’s competitiveness, the “purified” fission waste is would be space for more spent cost-effective energy efficiency. for searching.” gy efficiency program launched ear- creates new high-tech markets, Utah supports the Action Plan stored for 300 years. This is 10 nuclear fuel, because no longer lier this year. and creates opportunities for qual- Jerry Devenish half lives for the cesium and would the entire rods of spent recommendations for overcom- Tooele “This is something we have spot- ity job growth,” said Dr. Laura ing barriers to energy efficiency. strontium, reducing the radioac- fuel be stored, but only the three percent fission waste plus some lighted in Utah. However, it is vital Nelson, energy advisor to Governor Leading organizations from across tive level of the fission waste Fears unwarranted by a factor of 1,000 to low level, solidifier. The nuclear industry that each state continue to focus Huntsman. the country also pledged commit- on reducing energy consumption,” The Leadership Group of the Editor: Class C. Stored for 200 more could again expand, reducing ments to help implement the Action Governor Huntsman said. “This pro- National Action Plan for Energy Global warming concerns us years, the fission waste becomes our dependence on foreign oil Plan. gram can help coordinate efforts at Efficiency, comprised of more than all, though the cure seems to be low level, Class A. The transura- and other fossil fuels. Air pollu- The action plan, if fully imple- all levels to ensure the realization of 50 leading organizations across a pill too big to swallow, namely nics were burned without delay tion would be reduced. Nuclear mented, could help defer the need energy efficiency.” the country, recommends adoption using less fossil fuels. Using for energy in a fast neutron power plants could produce the for 40 new 500 megawatt power The Governor set a goal to of a new National Action Plan for more nuclear power, however, reactor. Thus after 300 years no hydrogen to fuel the new clean plants, avoid the greenhouse gas increase the State’s overall energy Energy Efficiency. could replace much of the fossil high level wastes remain. This hydrogen cars. Global warming efficiency by 20 percent by the year They recommend it be delivered emissions equivalent to those of fuel that produces our electri- is more than just storage; the could be slowed. 2015. Utah is committed to realiz- through electric and gas utilities, to more than 35 million vehicles, lower cal power. Nuclear could even troublesome isotopes are actu- There are those who fear ing substantial gains in energy effi- meet the nation’s growing demand the cost of air pollution controls, replace gasoline, as hydrogen ally disposed of and future gen- nuclear, when not one U.S. ciency as articulated in its “Policy for energy in our homes, buildings and reduce prices for natural gas. powered cars take over. erations can never be troubled person has been harmed by to Increase Energy Efficiency in the and industries. Reference: www.epa.gov/cleanen- If expanded nuclear power by them. radiation from this industry, and would do so much, what’s the State.” U.S. consumers could save hun- ergy/eeactionplan.htm The unique things about this over 3,000 shipments have been holdup? Most of us realize that 300-year plan are: (1) a high safely made on our railroads. the nuclear utilities have no purity (99.999 percent) separa- The safety record is admirable. place to put more spent nuclear tion of the transuranics from Every honest environmen- fuel. Yucca Mountain was sup- Global warming is here to stay the fission waste, allowing the talist and politician should be posed to be ready by 1998, but happy with this, unless they think I’ve global warming and we can’t do energy independence? (The speech will not be ready until 2010 or “purified” fission waste to decay have some hidden agenda. But found out anything about it anyway. The first was an empty gesture, of course even later. This date is in consid- down to low level waste, Class that is another story. Iwhat’s part of that statement is cynically — the president has no intention of erable doubt because of a judge C, and eventually Class A; (2) wrong with the wrong-headed but he just might be doing anything to conserve energy who ruled that secure storage for burning the transuranics for Steven C. Barrowes, Ph.D. United States. right about the second part. I’m not or anything else, but even that was 10,000 years is not good enough, energy, thus eliminating them Ogden It’s got a bad sure we can do anything about any- too much for the oil lobby.) but 1,000,000 years is required. attitude. It’s an thing anymore. • This year, the Department of The LDS Church’s First FREE attitude exem- Family Fun Consider the evidence: Homeland Security in giving out Presidency recently called on Under the Popcorn plified by Rex • The dirtiest internal combus- anti-terrorism grants, cut New York the country to harness its “tech- Stars! (while supplies last) Tillerson, the �� tion engines on the planet, give and Washington 40 percent while nological and creative power to chief executive Donald Kaul or take a cylinder, belong to lawn bumping up the money for terror- develop options for the disposal of ExxonMobil, �� GUEST COLUMNIST mowers. Yes, lawnmowers. Gallon ist magnets like Charlotte, Omaha, of nuclear waste.” Actually, a the company for gallon they spew out 93 times Milwaukee and Tampa, all because good option has been known that earned $36 the smog-forming emissions of cars. the politicians there demanded their since 2002. Here’s how it works: billion — a U.S. Another Two percent of the aggregate smog- turn at the public trough. The Spent Nuclear Fuel is record for profit View forming pollution that hovers over Not even on matters of national dissolved and separated into — last year. California much of the year, for survival can we work in the nation- three parts. About 96 percent Asked by example, is attributable to mowers. al interest. is still uranium 238, to be used shareholders at the company’s What we get instead are debates in new fuel rods. About three annual meeting why Exxon wasn’t Regulators say there’s a fix for about amending the Constitution percent is fission waste, highly investing some of that profit in find- this — $25 catalytic converters in order to ban gay marriage or radioactive, which must be kept ing alternative energy sources so that would cut daily emissions flag burning or some such — sham out of the reactor because it that the company could be part of in California alone by 22 tons, as fights designed to distract the elec- tends to shut the reactor down. the solution to global warming rath- much as 800,000 cars would pro- torate from the fact that Congress The third component, less than er than a contributor, he said that duce. But can we make manufactur- hasn’t faced up to any of the real one percent, is the transuranics, such investment wasn’t worth the ers install them? No. Efforts to do Starring Jack Black so have been blocked by powerful problems we have. heavier than uranium nuclei effort. The mix of energy sources because these have absorbed senators with lawn mower factories By the way, so long as Mr. Thursday, August 3 that exists today, he said, would be one or more neutrons while in Tooele in their states. Tillerson is operating on a 20-year Movie Starts at 9:30 p.m. County the mix that exists 20 years from the reactor. These transuranics now, regardless of research. “I’m Now I ask you, if you can’t stand timeframe, he should look back 20 Deseret Peak Soccer Field up to the lawn mower lobby in years. It’s been almost that since Bring your blankets and hang out on the lawn while watching looking at the world 15 to 20 years a blockbuster hit on our giant inflatible screen! PROUD PAST BRIGHT FUTURE out,” he said. “That’s where I’m liv- the fight to save the planet, what the Exxon Valdez broke up off the ing.” chance do you have with global coast of Alaska sending 11 million And that’s the trouble; 20 years warming? gallons of crude oil into Prince is what passes for long-range think- • President Bush, in his State William Sound, contaminating about ing in these United States. (And of the Union speech, said that we 900 miles of shoreline, contamina- in Congress — which, according were “addicted to oil” and sug- tion that in many places still exists. to rumor, is our governing body gested that we wean ourselves from And we can’t do anything about — long-range means until the next that dependence. The sound you that, either. election and not a day longer.) heard in Congress was of one hand Donald Kaul, recently retired as I suppose anything that Tillerson clapping. Washington columnist for the Des says on global warming should Saudi Arabia, our chief oil sup- Moines Register. He has covered the be taken with a tankerful of salt. plier, took exception to the state- foolishness in our Nation’s capital Exxon is one of the global warming ment. Its ambassador indignantly for 29 years, winning a number of deniers and it funds “research” that asked our State Department for a modestly coveted awards along the casts doubt on the phenomenon. clarification. How dare the presi- way. Email: donald.kaul2@verizon. His position is that there is no dent of the United States yearn for net.

Affirmative action absurdity runs rampant ZIONS BANK HEROES OF SPEED • AUGUST 3-5 PRESENTED BY CLASSIC MOTORSPORTS MAGAZINE by Roger E. Hernandez But the long-range damage sionals, employers have plenty Recapture the past at this special Historic Sportscar Racing event. outweighs these short-term of good reasons to hire an eth- To truly understand the pro- benefits. nically diverse work force that These racing teams have won the 12 Hours of Sebring, 24 Hours of found inanity of ethnic-based What signals do advocates of understands the different wants LeMans and 24 Hours of Daytona and you get to see these legends up affirmative action, consider how this kind of affirmative action of ethnically diverse markets, close and in person. it is applied to immigrants. send when multimillionaire here and abroad. Pick almost any country in industrialists like the Fanjuls But that’s different from say- FREE! – HEROES OF SPEED CAR SHOW THURSDAY, AUG. 3 Europe. Italy. Bulgaria. Norway. and the children of, say, a nation- ing that being Colombian is a 6:30 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. AT TOOELE VETERAN’S MEMORIAL PARK If you or your parents were born ally syndicated newspaper col- disadvantage but being Croatian See famous vintage cars and meet the drivers. Music, food and beverage vendors there and came to the United umnist qualify for special help is not. By supporting ethnic- brought to you by the Tooele Valley Hospitality Association. LifeFlight will have a States, you won’t have much solely because their ancestors based preferences that favor luck finding ethnic-preference came from a Spanish-speaking Hispanics regardless of socio- helicopter on display. Veterans Memorial Park is located at the corner of programs in your favor. country? Who decided that edu- economic status, liberals send Vine Street and Main. Which is the way it should be. cated Hispanic-Americans need out the same message the xeno- Kids! Come See the Jazz Bear Nobody assumes that you need affirmative action while Italian- phobic right sends out: That no JOIN THE GOLDEN OLDIES CORRAL AT MILLER MOTORSPORTS extra help getting into college American high-school dropouts matter our individual merits or PARK SATURDAY, AUG. 5 • 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. or doing your job because you do not? accomplishments, something Buy a Heroes of Speed General Admission ticket. Park in the corral and join the other trace your roots to a European This is not to say all affirma- objectionable about Hispanic nation. tive action is wrong. After all, culture renders us more incom- “oldies” in a parade lap around the track before the start of the race. With one exception. If your dropouts are statistically more petent than Americans who For any cars or motorcycles 1970 or older. family is from Spain, you qualify likely to be Hispanic than of immigrated from other lands. For details, contact Michael Schultz, 801.563.4250 to be patronized by affirmative any other ethnic group, and Roger Hernandez is a syn- action. many Hispanic students attend dicated columnist and writ- And of course, if your family is inner-city schools where the er-in-residence at New Jersey DISCOUNT TIRE SUNCHASER from one of the nations of Latin atmosphere is not conducive Institute of Technology. AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 2 America, no question: You are to learning. Such kids indeed One of the most spectacular weekends in motorsports will be an official “minority” for whom come from disadvantaged back- (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc. Labor Day weekend at Miller Motorsports Park. On Saturday ethnic preferences are the only g r o u n d s the Grand Am Series runs a 9-hour endurance race which salvation from a life of poverty and deserve culminates in a fireworks finale. and oppression. special con- Even if you know nothing of sideration GET YOUR GRANDSTAND OR poverty or of oppression. by college GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS NOW! Take for instance the Fanjul admissions GA spectators bring a chair, blanket or shade tent. family of Florida, sugar barons o f f i c e r s . Coolers allowed, but subject to search. In accordance with Utah state of Cuban origin whose invest- But that law, no outside alcohol allowed. ment firm came under fire a few extra help GA FOR CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER FREE! years ago for benefiting from must be government-sponsored minority based on set-asides. It is laughable to think their socio- TICKETS: 325-SEAT of the Fanjuls, leading members economic ON-LINE AT of Palm Beach’s high society, as status, not TICKETMASTER.COM disadvantaged folks. But being their eth- Hispanic supposedly makes you nicity. a “minority.” And all persons N e i t h e r considered “minority” are to be is it to say considered disadvantaged, even that ethnic- if they’re really not. ity should Affirmative action made the n e v e r Fanjul family more money. c o u n t . Smaller Hispanic-owned firms B e y o n d are happy to get contracts, and college, in Hispanic high-school seniors are the world happy that ethnicity helps them of business into the college of their choice. and profes- A8 TUESDAY August 1, 2006 NOTES OF APPRECIATION Spelling bee winner likes New Jersey fare McRay will go to Stanford Elton family University in October to under- by Steven J. Austin go the first of two major open On behalf of our baby, McRay heart surgeries. At the time The 2006 Scripps National Elton, we, the parents Jodi and Spelling Bee began with 275 Kelly, would like to extend our of his surgery, he will be nine months old. contestants from all over the heart-felt gratitude to all who globe. One day and 20 gruel- participated in the benefit rop- When our baby grows older and understands, we will tell ing rounds later, Kerry Close ing held May 12-13, 2006, in his of Spring Lake, N.J., was him about how many caring honor and also to those who declared the champion in front people crossed his path during donated money in his account of a large worldwide TV audi- at the Tooele Federal Credit this difficult time in his life. ence after spelling the word Union. Jodi and Kelly Elton “Ursprache.” Kerry had competed in the Bee for five years in a row and had increased her ranking every year; her See News Happening? highest previous finish was a Give Us a Call! 882-0050 tie for seventh. The 13-year- old junior-high student studied TOOELETRANSCRIPT about two hours every day BULLETIN for a year to prepare for the Bee. When she’s not flawlessly spelling words most people don’t even know exist, she has �� a busy family life that includes soccer, running, sailing and spending time training her �� Maltese puppy, Danny. As you might imagine, she also likes �� to read and write, and hopes �� to be a journalist one day. For more info: www.spellingbee. �� com and www.bistroole.com �� Photo: Mark Bowen/Scripps National Spelling Bee Kerry Close of Spring Lake, N.J., was declared the champion in front of a large worldwide TV audience after spelling �� Create a new word that includes some of your fave the word “Ursprache.” foods: wonderful, and Mr. Rivera, the my lucky meal because it is 2 cups unbleached flour �� “Chickenhamburgermintchi owner, was kind enough to what I ate the morning of my 3 tablespoons chopped picecream.” give me the recipe to share first regional Bee champion- parsley �� with everyone.” ship back in 2002. While study- Tell us about your celebra- ing, I snack on mint chip ice Heat oil in frying pan. �� tion dinner. Foods you dislike so much cream.” Flour both sides of the chick- “The night after the Bee you even hate to spell their en breasts, add to oil. Saute there was an awards banquet names. Best Jersey Shore foods: chicken breasts until lightly �� that honored all of the spell- “I do not like to eat mush- “The great breakfasts at browned on each side over ers. The meal was delicious. rooms and onions.” the local Jersey diners, sub medium heat, about two min- �� We were served fresh fruit sandwiches from the delis, utes. Discard oil, and using compote, seasonal lettuces, Best school lunches: and homemade ice cream. same pan add the chicken chicken breast stuffed with “Peanut butter sandwiches, Boardwalk food is fun, too, stock to the breasts and sim- �� apple and fennel, and choco- �� bagels with cream cheese, including burgers and fries. mer slowly. Next add the late banana pudding for des- The best boardwalk drink is olives and oranges, continu- �� sert. and apples, which are brought �� fresh-squeezed lemonade.” ing to simmer. Incorporate After Bee Week, I was on from home. Every Monday at �� school is “Sub Day,” and I pur- flour into butter squares to the road quite a bit. When I thicken the sauce and add to �� chase a turkey sub with let- returned to New Jersey, my Pollo ala sevillana pan. Simmer for 10 minutes; �� tuce and tomatoes.” 5 tablespoons canola oil �� family and I had a celebratory halfway through, add parsley. 2 chicken breasts dinner at one of my favor- Serve over rice. Any lucky meals? 2 1/2 cups chicken stock �� ite restaurants, Bistro Ole in “The morning of my region- �� Asbury Park, N.J. I had the 1/2 cup green olives, pitted (Courtesy Bistro Ole. Owner: al spelling bees in New Jersey, �� Pollo ala Sevillana, which is 1/2 orange, cut in medium Rico Rivera. Chefs: Pablo Jose Employers sauteed chicken in an orange my dad prepares peaches and size pieces (keeping peel on) and Eddie Mendez) – call about our and olive sauce with Spanish cream oatmeal, a banana and 3/4 cup butter, softened and �� employee injury rice and vegetables. It was hot chocolate. I consider this cut in squares (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc. � �� prevention �� programs � �� Tone muscles to look good in summer shirts �� by Andrea Renee Wyatt of strong, lean and toned mus- to tone your arms, an exercise Great exercises for the M.S.S., C.S.C.S. cles can be achieved through program that targets the entire arms include bicep curls, tri- �� a comprehensive exercise pro- body will help you reach that ceps extensions and shoulder �� Q: I would like to wear gram that not only focuses on goal. raises. These exercises can be sleeveless shirts, but they appearance, but also stability, As you probably know, you done with dumbbells, resis- make me feel uncomfortable muscle balance and function. cannot get results by spot tance bands, body weight or because my arms have NO The muscles most people training and targeting your exercise machines. Be patient when trying new exercises, muscle tone. What exercises want to tone are the triceps workout just for the arms. and complete sets and rep- �� can I do to tone my arm mus- (back of the arm), biceps (front Fortunately, we use our arms etitions that will allow you to cles so I can wear a tank top? of the arm) and deltoids (shoul- while working other muscle �� ders). Each of these muscle groups such as the chest and progress as you get stronger. Don’t forget that exercises �� A: Many exercisers list toned groups must work properly back, so although you are not for you to achieve maximum focusing on the arms, they such as push-ups, pull-ups, arm muscles when setting their �� function, strength and stabil- have to work in order to com- chest press and rows also fitness goals. The appearance ity. Although your goal may be plete those exercises. require the arm muscles to work, even though they are not isolated just to the arms. �� Exercises for your lower body might seem to have nothing to �� do with your arms, but they can help lower your body fat and increase your overall lean muscle mass. Give yourself several weeks �� to see results and maintain �� a consistent exercise regime. Try not to overtrain in trying to reach your goals, and �� allow your body recovery time in between higher intensity �� workouts. �� Remember nutrition and other positive lifestyle choices are important for your body to �� get you into sleeveless shirts �� in no time. �� Always consult a physician �� before beginning an exercise program. Andrea Renee Wyatt, � M.S.S., C.S.C.S., is a certified personal trainer with an exten- sive background in strength �� and conditioning as well as therapeutic recreation. If you �� have a fitness or training ques- �� tion, e-mail Andrea at letters. �� [email protected] or write her in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- �� 6475. (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Write a letter to the Editor! P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 Platinum [email protected] ANSWERS ON A7 TUESDAY August 1, 2006 A9 August DVDs a mixed bags of duds with a couple gems Beatles s far Robin Williams and Cheryl shrill girlfriends and Missi as Hines star as an upscale cou- Pyle as her boss, are guilty Amain- ple who take their bratty kids of gross overacting. And the to invade stream DVD on an RV vacation. I’ve tried terrible dialogue and repeti- releases go, to block out the memories of tive scenarios make the movie August is the idiocy of this movie, but excruciating. Tooele mixed bag. I just can’t. It will leave you Grade: D A couple with lasting bad memories. Rated PG-13 for crude If you loved the Beatles then of them are Grade: D humor and sexual references. you can’t miss “Imagine.” Tracks great. The Rated PG for crude humor, Friends With Money (Aug. Sports Bar & Social Club hosts its rest of them innuendo, and language. third in a series of outdoor con- Audrey Rock- were awful. 29) certs this Saturday Aug. 5 Richardson Poseidon (Aug. 15) Director Nicole Some of This is the worst kind of “This will be our best concert STAFF WRITER Holofcener’s look at female them were in remake — the kind that exists yet” said Tracks club promoter friendship and the socio- theatres just solely to capitalize on a brand Ron Baum. “This will be our addi- economic divide in upscale months ago, Reel Talk name and a concept that tion to the Heroes of Speed race at Los Angeles was the open- and others worked in the past, with noth- the Miller Motorsports Park.” ing film at Sundance this stagnated ing new or exciting to add. Gates open at 6 p.m. with the year. The film stars Jennifer for awhile before hitting DVD Josh Lucas, Jacinda Barrett, acoustic renderings of Clint & shelves. Kurt Russell, Emmy Rossum, Aniston as a struggling single Eddie followed at 7 p.m. by the There are a couple of Richard Dreyfuss and a bunch housemaid named Olivia and popular Dan Gonzales Band. At worthwhile offerings in the of other ill-fated annoying Catherine Keener, Frances 9:30 p.m. the stage will light up “alternative” area as well. people gather to try and save McDormand, and Joan Cusack and Imagine will light up the night There is the 10th Anniversary themselves after their ship is as her wealthier, married best with the best Beatles tribute in the disc of “Tromeo and Juliet” — hit by a giant wave. The movie friends. The movie is darkly country. the classic, ultra-campy hor- is pervasively and ludicrously funny and often depress- “Remembering the fab four! ror flick from B-movie giant sensationalistic, in the worst ing, especially given Olivia’s That’s what this Beatles tribute Troma coming out Aug. 22. sense of the word. There is no insistence on manipulative band is all about,” Baum said. “From The third season of “Arrested emotional anchor to connect and pointless relationships. their convincing ‘Liverpoolian’ Development” — one of the to, no apparent reason for lin- She experiences increasing accents and Beatles wit to their funniest but most underappre- gering on scenes of gore and difficulty in connecting with pointed boots and totally fab gear, ciated shows in TV history — no redeeming purpose for the her lifelong friends. Now that what you’ll experience during their will be released Aug. 29. And suffering. they are wealthy and married, show is pure magic. It’s like seeing Aug. 15 brings the Blu-Ray/Hi- It would be unfair though and she is neither, they begin the Beatles in concert for the first def re-release of “Memento” not to mention the fabulous to treat her like a charity case time!” — Christopher Nolan’s starkly visual and sound effects that and she begins to resent their The four lads formed the band ambitious and brilliantly com- turn a groaning, gargantuan constant pity and concern. in 1993 and have now performed plicated thriller. cruise ship on its side. Aniston does her best work more than 700 shows across the If you’re looking for the Grade: C- since her other small film, United States and abroad. Over most high profile releases, the years the group has had the “V for Vendetta” starring Natalie Portman is a top-notch science fiction Rated PG-13 for intense “The Good Girl.” For all her here are your options this privilege of sharing the stage thriller. The two-disc DVD is available for rent today prolonged sequences of disas- adorable quirkiness, Aniston’s month. ter and peril. greatest ability seems to lie in with such notable acts as the This is poetic, dark, and tory terror on corrupt offi- Beach Boys, Jay Leno, Chicago, The Shaggy Dog: (Aug. 1) Just My Luck (Aug. 15) playing the plain, forlorn girl I smell another bad enigmatic. Produced and cials, and never on innocent with a low self esteem. Temptations, Badfinger, America, written by the Wachowski citizens.) But regardless of the Lindsay Lohan stars as Glen Campbell, the Mandrells, the remake. Tim Allen actually Ashley, a perpetually lucky Holofcener fails to recon- brothers (The Matrix), “V For implications, it’s a beautifully Shirelles, and the Buckinghams. runs around on all fours in girl for whom everything falls cile any of her dangling story- Vendetta” is a killer action shot and gloriously entertain- “We are committed to bringing his role as a bad father who is beautifully into place all the lines, but I was so wrapped film with flaming political ing action film. top notch entertainment to Tooele accidentally turned into a dog. time. Elsewhere in New York, up in the engaging dialogue, Grade: A for all to see — and we do mean And somehow that makes him implications. Natalie Portman a loser named Jake (Chris I hardly noticed. She lays off learn to appreciate his family. turns in a performance to die Rated R for strong violence the emotionally manipulative all,” Baum said. “All of our outdoor Pine) stupidly flounders events are tailored so all the family Robert Downey Jr. is pretty for. And the sci-fi script, based and language. hysterics of the typical chick about, bumping into things can attend. It is held much like a funny as the villain, but mean- on a popular graphic novel, is RV (Aug. 15) flick and instead treats her and getting the worst of every- festival with food, displays and while your kids are hearing frightening and intricate. This of course is being subjects with dignity and fair- thing. In a cosmically stupid a lot of entertainment to be seen all kinds of “rude humor.” It’s It’s probably not respon- pushed as a “family com- ness. And Holofcener has an turn of events, Ashley and and heard.” enough that this should have sible to glorify a movie that edy.” And I dispute both its uncommonly keen eye for the Jake trade good luck for bad. Tickets are on sale for this event been rated PG-13. portrays rebel heroes blowing label as a “family” film and nuances of the awkward pub- Pine gives an amiable per- at Tracks, 1641 No. Main in Tooele, Grade: D up buildings in blatant acts of a “comedy,” as it is neither lic discourse between people formance as Jake. He resists or on Smithstix.com. Call 435-830- Rated PG for rude humor. political terrorism. (Director good for families nor funny. of varied social status. the impulse to go overboard 7601 for more information and James McTeigue and the V For Vendetta—2 disc Because it’s odiously tasteless and his character benefits. Grade: B upcoming events for the Tooele Special Edition (Aug. 1) Wachowskis are careful that and totally unoriginal (it’s a The rest of the cast, which Rated R for language, sexu- area. their hero only inflict retalia- carbon copy of “Vacation”). includes Lohan, a couple of al content and brief drug use.

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From The Sidelines Cowboy Legion Prepare for fun posts first-ever derby action state triumph by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Sat. at D. Peak Grantsville ran into a red-hot pitcher in Saturday’s opening round of the Utah State American Legion tournament at ports have Kearn’s Oquirrh Park. always been Taylorsville hurler Tyler Curtis held popular and Grantsville to just two hits and record- Shighly attended ed a complete game shutout to vault events for decades in the Warriors 17-under squad to a 10-0 Tooele County. triumph over the Cowboys in opening The stands have been round action. packed full of frenzied Ryan Willis and Logan Drake recorded sports fanatics for state, the lone hits of the game for Grantsville legion and little league in the affair while Garett Giles, Derek baseball, football, Nick Drake Erickson and Alec Childs also drew a basketball, wrestling, SPORTS EDITOR walk each for Grantsville in the game. swimming and softball. However, the Cowboys regrouped While the nation’s photography/Troy Boman one round later and handed Hunter a premier televised sports have taken much Tooele American Legion’s Matt Gochis dives into third base safely in a game this summer at Dow James Park. The tournament ending setback Monday in of local fans’ attention for decades, those Buff squad upended Judge Memorial 10-6 Saturday in the Utah American Legion state tournament but dropped a 7-5 loser’s bracket play. sports had better look out — they’ve got decision to Cyprus Monday. Tooele now faces county neighbor Grantsville Wednesday at Kearn’s Oquirrh Park in the Wacey Sorenson pitched nine solid company. one-loss bracket game at 2 p.m. innings and didn’t give up an earned Demolition Derby Fever is red hot in run in the final five innings of work to Tooele County and the biggest event of record the win while Erickson, Willis, the summer is ready for action Saturday at Riley Ford and Quaid Drewery all the Deseret Peak Complex. Tooele Legion whips Judge, falls smacked out hits in Grantsville’s four- The 18th annual Tooele County Fair run rally in the top of the ninth to vault Demolition Derby continues to increase in the Cowboys to a 9-5 triumph in two attendance over the past decade as motor- extra frames. sport fanatics pack into the Deseret Peak to Cyprus in state tourney action The loss eliminated Hunter while Complex outdoor facility each year. the victory, Grantsville’s first-ever The first-ever derby held in the area state legion tourney triumph, boosts was in 1988 and the luster of the sport has by Nick Drake Jace Harris and Matt Gochis ignited in the game. the Cowboys into a loser’s bracket mushroomed ever since. a six-run fourth frame with key RBI The setback now drops Tooele into game against local neighbor Tooele Tooele’s Fred Dennison competed in the SPORTS EDITOR Tooele American Legion baseball singles and Griffin helped his own the one-loss bracket and the Buffs Wednesday at Kearn’s Oquirrh Park second derby ever at the Bit-N-Spur rodeo team always makes a strong push in cause with a triple and Zac Clausing now face Grantsville Wednesday North at 2 p.m. The loser of the game grounds in 1989, where nearly 400 specta- early and mid-July, and this summer drilled a clutch two-run double to aid at 2 p.m. at Kearn’s Oquirrh Park will be eliminated while the winner will tors witnessed the area’s growing sport. was no exception. the effort and give Tooele all of the North. The game was originally slated advance to action Thursday at 4 p.m. However, while the event drew over The Buffs made a strong push offensive production it would need. for Tuesday but inclement weather against the Smithfield-Helper loser on 30 drivers for nearly every year since down the stretch posting a six-game Unfortunately, the Buffs ran into a pushed the entire tournament back the South Field at Oquirrh. it began, the attendance figures have win streak to seize a berth in the Utah second-seeded and talented Cyprus a day. Grantsville earned a berth was the recently ballooned to dramatic propor- State American Legion tournament squad and dropped a hard fought 7-5 The Buffs went into the tourna- runner-up seed from the Utah Northern tions. Over the past 17 years, the sport has with an 11-7 overall record on the decision to the Pirates. ment on a roll, posting a six-game win American Legion. The Cowboys continued its success and popularity of year. Rick Fisher held Tooele to just streak from July 13 to July 20 before dropped a league double-header to the rare and unusual art of smashing cars The reward was a favorable seed three hits and the Pirates erupted for Kearns snapped the streak July 21 eventual league champion Smithfield for entertainment. and an even better draw in the first four runs in the second inning to reg- with a 4-2 triumph over Tooele at Dow July 22 at Grantsville, 5-3 and 14-2, to A year ago a record-setting 41-car field round of the state tournament and ister the winner’s bracket victory. James Park. finish with a glossy 11-6-1 league mark hit wowed derby enthusiasts in front of Tooele took full advantage of the Blake Olsen, Zach Watrous and In spite of the setback, the Buffs on the season. another record-setting crowd. opportunity. Griffin each smacked out a hit in the still managed to earn a coveted middle In spite of the double-header set- And due to the popularity of the unique Tyler Griffin turned in a masterful game for Tooele while Kyler Drew, A.J. seed from the Salt Lake Valley Legion back, the Cowboys earned their second sport, the winning purse has continu- complete game performance on the Nunley, Zach Mikesell, Jace Harris, league and set up Saturday’s coveted consecutive berth in the Utah State ally increased almost on an annual basis. hill and the Buff bats produced 11 hits T.J. Witkowski and Matt Gochis all first-round bout with the Bulldogs. American Legion tournament in just On Saturday, a record $2,700 check for and 10 runs to help Tooele register reached base on a walk or Cyprus the last car running will be handed out a 10-6 victory over Judge Memorial miscue in the game. Tooele stranded in the center of Deseret Peak Complex SEE WHIPS PAGE A11 SEE FIRST-EVER PAGE A11 Saturday at Oquirrh Park in Kearns. five base runners in scoring position while runner-up ($1,700) and third place ($1000) has also increased the pay check as well. There will also be extra incentive for aggressive action with a $1,000 bonus Tooele all-stars check for the Most Aggressive driver of the event and a $1,200 bonus for the driver with the most points combined from the turn in strong Search-N-Rescue Demo Derby in June. So expect another enthusiastic crowd witnessing some top notch and entertain- ing action at Tooele County’s biggest event state showing ever Saturday. Just get there early, find a seat and let by Nick Drake the fun begin. SPORTS EDITOR The Tooele 14-year-old All-star team made some noise in the Utah district and state tournaments. However, West Side spoiled the Buffs Sports Wrap post-season with an 11-6 setback to eliminate the Buffs from state play July 19 at West Side Park. GHS tennis workouts slated Meanwhile, Kearns ruined the Tooele Grantsville High School has scheduled 15-year-old stars bid for a final four bid in workouts for the girls tennis team this their Utah State Babe Ruth tournament. week through Aug. 3 from 7-9 a.m. to pre- The Cougars handed the Buffs a 14-4 pare for the 2006 season. setback July 18 to eliminate the local Tryouts will begin Aug. 7 at 7 a.m. All squad from post-season play. interested players should plan to attend. Meanwhile, the Tooele 13-year-old THS volleyball tryouts set team made a gallant run at the state title Tooele High School has scheduled a par- as well. ent-athlete meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the The Buffs fought past Beaver and THS cafeteria. Vernal in state tourney play July 15 and Conditioning and tryout information will 17, respectively, before falling to even- be discussed in the meeting. A one hour tual state champ Taylorsville July 19 at The Tooele Varsity Prep squad battled to the Utah State championship game before falling to Cyprus Saturday at outdoor conditioning session will be held Kearns (5600 South 4900 West). Then the Ken Price Park. The team registered a 4-2 state tourney record in spite of a fifth seed to turn in the stellar post- immediately after the meeting for the ath- Buffs fell to Murray to earn a prestigious season results last week at Murray. Team members include, front row, left to right: Chisolm Wooley, Logan Garcia, letes. There will be additional condition- third place finish in the talented state Derick Anderson, Cody Lopez, Todd Griffin, Zach Christensen and Jesse Bissigger. Back row: Coach Dan Medina, ing Aug. 3 (7:30-8:30 p.m.) and Aug. 4 (7-8 tournament field. Jake Dalton, Matt Medina, Boone Baird, Steven Witkowski, Chris Iorg, Chase Banks, Stewart Christensen, Jr., Coach p.m.). The Tooele 11-12-year-old Babe Ruth Cathom Beer. Missing in photo is Matt Trussell, Matt Gochis and Tyler Almond. Tryouts will be held Aug. 7-10 from 9 all-star squad received a tough draw into a.m. to noon with additional evening ses- it’s Utah Cal Ripken Primary Major State sions. tournament July 15. The Buffs ran into eventual second- Tooele Prep battles to state title tilt For more information contact Tooele Coach Laura Andrews at 830-7014. place state finisher Alpine in the opening round of the tournament and dropped a by Nick Drake one-loss bracket to oust the tournament host Spartans first round decision at Taylorsville field. Rocky Mtn. Fall baseball SPORTS EDITOR Thursday in easy fashion. The Rocky Mountain School of Baseball The Buffs also fell to Emery in the sec- The Tooele Varsity Prep baseball team went into the Just hours later, the Buffs crushed Granger 11-1 to announces its 13th Annual Fall League. ond round to finish it’s post-season run Utah State Varsity Prep baseball tournament seeded fifth eliminate the Lancers from state action as well. The league will consist of six Saturday as well. in the prestigious tournament. On Friday, Tooele battled to a hard fought 8-2 win over doubleheaders beginning August 26 However, Tooele Babe Ruth fielded six However, the Buffs caught fire eliminating higher third-seeded Kearns at Ken Price to vault the Buffs into through October 7. teams into district action and five of the seeds and posted a 4-2 record in the double-elimination the title tilt against top-seeded and unbeaten Cyprus. The league will include teams from six fought past district action and earned affair last week to battle to the state championship game The Pirates refused to yield to the upset-minded Buffs across the Wasatch Front and Idaho and coveted state tournament berths and four Saturday at Ken Price Park. and handed Tooele a 10-4 loss to allow Cyprus to seize will be divided into three geographical of the six placed high in their respective Tooele stunned higher-seeded Hunter 5-3 in the tourna- the tourney crown and drop the Buffs into a second-place regions in the following age divisions: 8- state tournaments. The local league had ment opener July 24 in first-round action. The Wolverines team finish. u, 9-u, 10-u, 11-u, 12-u, 13-u, 14-u, 15-16-u a second (13’s), two fourth’s (10’s and were seeded fourth in the tournament field. Tooele earned the fifth seed with a double-header and 17-18-u. The registration deadline is 14’s) and a fifth place (15’s) finish in their However, two days later, the Buffs ran into a powerful sweep of Bountiful July 20 at Deseret Peak Complex. August 17. respective state tournaments. and top-seeded Cyprus squad and dropped a 14-4 decision The Buffs finished the regular season with a 10-8 mark For more information or for team regis- Results on the other tournament games to the Pirates Wednesday at Ken Price Park. on the year and completed a 14-10 record overall on the tration log on to HYPERLINK “http://www. will be published in a future edition. Tooele bounced back Thursday with a pair of loser’s season. bracket victories to stave off post-season elimination. SEE WRAP PAGE A11 SEE STRONG PAGE A11 The Buffs whipped second-seeded Murray 15-4 in the SEE PREP PAGE A11 TUESDAY August 11, 2006 A11

plete the scoring and build the five-run cushion. First-ever Mark White reached on a Taylorsville miscue continued from page A10 in the bottom of the fourth and Erickson drew a one-out walk to give Grantsville it’s only other two year’s of existence. A year ago, Grantsville threat of the game. But a pair of strikeouts ended was eliminated in two straight at the post-season the threat. state affair in Kearns. Taylorsville build the double digit lead with a five-run explosion in the top of the fifth to put the The team is coached by Loren Anderson and game out of reach. Millet, Will Draper and Ketcher Byron “Bikey” Anderson. all drew walks and Austin Padilla was hit by a Taylorsville 10 - Grantsville 0 pitch to lead to the first run. Todd crushed a three- The Warriors erupted for nine runs in the fourth run double and Jensen reached on a Cowboy and fifth frames to break open a 1-0 contest and miscue to allow another Warrior to cross the plate capture the state tourney triumph Saturday at and give Taylorsville the 10-0 cushion. Oquirrh Park in Kearns. Grantsville 3 - Woods Cross 2 Grantsville posed one of only two scoring The Cowboys pushed home a run in the bottom threats in the bottom of the first frame. Garett of the eighth to capture a hard fought regular sea- Giles drew a lead off walk and Willis followed son league triumph over the ‘Cats at Grantsville. with a single to put runners on base with no outs Woods Cross pushed home a run on a hit and in the bottom of the opening session of the game. Cowboy miscue in the top of the second to take a However, a ground out double play and pop out quick 1-0 lead. ended the threat with Giles stranded at third. Grantsville battled back with a pair of runs in Taylorsville broke the scoreless deadlock in the the bottom of the fourth to seize a 2-1 edge. Derek top of the second with an Austin Padilla double Erickson drew a lead off walk, Mark White was and two-out single by Zane Pulver to spot the hit by a pitch and Marcus Hamatake reached on a Warriors a 1-0 advantage. fielder’s choice. Erickson trotted home on a ‘Cat Drake smacked a lead off single in third but miscue and Justin Hawkins delivered a clutch RBI failed to advance. single to stake the hosts to a slim lead. The visitors broke the 1-0 affair open in the top The Wildcats tied the game at 2-2 in the top of the fourth with four runs, all with two outs, to of the seventh with a single, sacrifice bunt and build a 5-0 lead. David Millet smacked a lead off Cowboy error to force the extra stanza. single to open the pivotal inning. However, the Woods Cross went down in order in the top of next two Warriors recorded outs on a strike out the eighth while Grantsville rallied for a run when and pop out. But a two-out walk to John Ketcher Giles drew a lead off walk, stole second and raced and RBI single by Pulver put the Warriors on the home on a two-out RBI single by White to end the scoreboard once again. Landon Todd clubbed a game in dramatic fashion. two-run double, Jeff Pratt drew a walk and Justin White pounded out a pair of hits while Hawkins Jensen followed with a run scoring single to com- provided another safety as well. photography/Troy Boman Bissegger single and scored when a run in the bottom of the seventh Tooele American Legion’s Kyler Drew prepares for a pitch in a recent game at Dow James Park this summer. Trussell reached on a Cougar error to pull out a hard fought league The Buff squad now faces county neighbor Grantsville Wednesday in state tournament action at Kearn’s Prep Oquirrh Park at 2 p.m. continued from page A10 to give the visitors back a five-run triumph over the Buffs in West lead. Valley City. The team was coached by The Cougars exploded for five Hunter pushed home a run in and Taylorsville U-17 (4-1) July 17, the pivotal victory over Cyprusin Danny Medina and assisted by runs in the bottom of the fifth to the bottom of the first on a walk, Highland and Hunter July 20. regular season play. A.J. Nunley Mike Nunley and Cathom Beer. erase the deficit and force the wild pitch and timely single to grab Whips continued from page A10 Jace Harris twirled a shut-out and Tyler Griffin each ripped a A game story results on the contest into a 6-6 deadlock. Kearns a 1-0 edge. triumph while Matt Gochis drove triple and Mark Pratt added a dou- tournament will be published in took full advantage of five hits and Tooele erupted for three runs in in four runs and Zach Watrous ble to trigger the win. Kyler Drew future editions. a Buff miscue to tie the game up. the top of the third to seize a 3-1 A story on the final regular sea- chased in two more tallies to ignite pitched Tooele to victory. Kearns 11 - Tooele 9 The Buffs rallied back with a cushion. Todd Griffin drew a lead son games as well as the tourna- run in the top of the sixth to regain off walk and Lopez also earned ment will be published in a future The Cougars battled back from catch to preserve the lead and a 6-1 deficit to score 10 runs in a slim 7-6 advantage. Woolley a walk to begin the rally. Matt edition. reached on a Kearns miscue, Medina belted a RBI single and Strong lift Tooele to the hard fought the fifth and sixth frames and cap- Legion on a roll triumph. ture a come-from-behind win over advanced on a Bissegger single and Chisolm Woolley drilled a two-run Tooele began a six-game roll continued from page A10 Tooele at Kearns. scored on another Cougar error. triple to complete the assault. beginning with an 8-1 decision Murray 9 - Tooele 4 But Kearns erupted for five The Wolverines answered right Tooele (10) 9 - Nephi 8 The Spartans erupted for five Matt Medina reached on a over Highland July 11 and also The Buffs rallied from a 6-0 Cougar error and Chisolm Woolley more runs to build an 11-7 edge back with a pair of tallies on two posted a decisive 6-0 triumph over runs in the fateful fifth to take headed into the final frame of the hits and a walk to knot the game deficit to capture a hard fought control and hand the Buffs their ripped a RBI triple to lead the way second-place Cyprus at Magna state tourney triumph over the for Tooele in the first frame. Jessie game. The Cougars used three hits, up at 3-3 in the bottom half of the just two days later on July 13 and first loss of the post-season July two Buff errors and a walk to push third. Wasps in the state affair July 10 17 at Taylorsville in state-tour- Bissegger belted a RBI double to rolled right into the tournament at Nephi. stake Tooele to a quick 2-0 cush- home five tallies and take a four- Hunter used a hit batsman, walk until Kearns snapped the string. ney action. run edge. and timely two-out RBI single to Nephi pushed home two runs Murray pushed home a run on ion. The Buff squad exploded for a on four hits in the first inning The Buffs tacked on three more Tooele managed to record a pair build a slim 4-3 edge in the bottom 16-2 triumph over Highland July two walks and an error to grab of runs in the top of the seventh to of the fifth. and added another run on two a quick 1-0 cushion in the top of tallies in the top of the second 19 in Sugarhouse Park to extend hits in the third to take a 3-0 make a game of it. Dalton drew a However, Tooele countered with the first frame. to seize a 5-0 edge. Todd Griffin the win streak to six consecutive. lead. lead off walk, Bissegger was hit by a run in the top of the seventh to tie The Spartans struck for two drew a lead off walk and Derick Kyler Drew smacked a three- The Wasps stung Tooele for a pitch while Trussell and Griffin the game at 4-4. Medina reached tallies in the second on two Anderson reached on a Kearns run inside-the-park home run and three more tallies in the top of each drew walks to force home on a Hunter miscue and Chase hits and an error to extend the miscue. Boone Baird ripped a two-run double and Mark Pratt the fourth to seize a whopping a run. Bissegger scored on a wild Banks also reached on a Wolverine margin to 3-0 after two innings two-run double and scored on a crushed a two-run double to trig- 6-0 edge. pitch to pull the Buffs to within error. Jessie Bissegger drove home expired. Kearn’s error to build the five-run ger the Buff barrage. Jace Harris But the Buffs caught fire in advantage. a pair of runs of the Kearns edge. Medina with a sacrifice fly. clubbed a triple and Tyler Griffin Murray tacked on a run in the However, a strike out ended the But the hosts bounced right the bottom of the fifth with nine Kearns put its first run on the ripped a RBI double to aid the runs on seven hits in the bot- third to build a four-run lead, 4- scoreboard in the bottom of the threat and kept the Buffs comeback with a double, stolen base effort. T.J. Witkowski also contrib- 0, after three innings were com- back at bay. and wild pitch to end the game tom of the fifth to seize the third on a Buff error, fielder’s uted a pair of safeties as well. triumph. Justin Pollman drew a pleted. choice and double to close to Woolley, Bissegger, Griffin, with two-outs in the bottom of the Zac Clausing scattered five The Spartans padded the Anderson and Baird all slapped final frame. lead off walk and Justin Boucher within 5-1. hits to pitch Tooele to the pivotal clubbed a single. Tanner Barton advantage in the fifth with four Tooele bounced right back in out a hit each for the Buffs in the Woolley belted out a pair of hits league triumph in the complete hits, a walk and error to take a game. in the game while Medina, Trussell and Kyle Lindsley each drew the top of the fifth to build a game victory. 9-0 edge. and Griffin added one hit each for walks and Cody Barkdull came 6-1 cushion. Woolley reached on Hunter 5 - Tooele 4 The local squad captured wins through with a RBI single. Trent Tooele countered with four The Wolverines pushed home the Buffs. a Kearn’s miscue, advanced on a over Cyprus, Murray (5-2) July 14 Griffin, Trey Osterud and Gage runs in the bottom half of the Manzione all clubbed RBI sin- fifth in an attempt to make a gles and Pollman chipped in game of it. Dalton and Eyre Adam Claybaugh topped the men’s low Teri Paskvan won the women’s low with a run scoring hit as well. ignited the comeback bid with net division with a 60 and Mike Merino net group with a tally of 65 while Shelly Boucher also drew a walk to consecutive singles and Banks Wrap drew a walk to load the bases. continued from page A10 took second place with a 64. Pat Strieby Johnson and Peggy Lindsey finished one force home a run and Walker and Justin Ward tied for third place with stroke off the first place pace with a sec- Hamilton rapped a two-run dou- Baird ripped a two-run double rmsb.com/” www.rmsb.com or call, toll a 65 each while Karl Anderson and Glade ond place 66 each. ble. Triston Prather also forced and Knighton slapped a two-run free, at 1-877-272-0862. Erickson tied for fifth place with a 66 Brady Christensen and Roger Slater each home a run with a walk to stake single to complete the scoring each. fired a low gross 65 to tie for first place Tooele to a 9-6 edge. for the Buffs in the contest. Rael tops Oquirrh Mens GHS volleyball open gym in the men’s low gross division crown. Nephi bounced back to pro- Baird and Knighton paced the event Alden Johnson logged a third place 66 duce a pair of runs and had the Buffs with two hits each while Gene Rael fired a low gross 34 to cap- scheduled while Ryan Holt and Tom Paskvan tied for game tying run on third base Dalton added a safety in the ture first place in the Oquirrh Hills Men’s Grantsville High School has scheduled fourth place with a 67 each. John Parrott before Barkdull made a diving game as well. Association event held July 12 at the local conditioning and open gym this week at took sixth place at 68 while Hayden Farley course. 7 a.m. to prepare for the 2006 volleyball battled to seventh place with a 69. Rael edged past runner-up linksters season. Tom McCarty earned first place honors Pets of the Week Ryan Holt, Robbie Thompson and Bryant The work outs are not mandatory but in the men’s low net at 60 while Chris Furuya by two strokes, all with a 36 each, recommended. Volleyball try-outs will Holley, Jeff Lindsey and Kevin Walthers to garner the gold finish in the division. start officially Aug. 7 at 7 a.m. and there tied for second place with a 62 each. Mike The Kittens are Hoban and Doug Moe tied for fifth place Hayden Farley, Aaron Jackson and Nick will be a parents meeting for all of those both about 5 Griego all tied for fifth place with identi- trying out Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. as well. Try-outs with a 63 each while Jerry Hill and Rod Sadler tied for seventh place at 65 each. weeks old, the cal 38’s. will conclude Aug. 9. white one is a Any questions contact GHS Coach Heidi The next Stansbury Park Golf Ron Vaclavik topped the low net divi- female, the tabby sion with a first place 29 while Roger Reid Heath at [email protected] or by call- Association event will be a mixed quota is a male. The dog and John Douglas tied for silver honors ing 884-4500. tournament July 29 at the local course. is a 7 month old with a 30 each. Justin Ward took fourth 3rd annual Buff-Triathlon place with a 31 while Dunk Campbell, THS golf tryouts set male Red Heeler. Tooele High School golf try-outs will be The third annual Buff-Triathlon has Nick Manzanerez and Brett Valdez all tied held Aug. 2. been scheduled for Aug. 5 beginning on for fifth place with a 32 each. For information contact Coach Fred the south side of the Leigh Pratt Aquatic Campbell wins Oquirrh Sr. Killpack at 884-0434, 830-1258 or e-mail at Center. [email protected]. The race will start at 8:30 a.m. Day of event race registration fee is $15 for all ages. Dunk Campbell registered a low gross Cowgirl soccer try-outs The course will be a 3.1 mile run, five- 38 to capture the Oquirrh Men’s Senior Grantsville High School has scheduled mile bike and 14-length’s swim. The team Association event July 12 at the local girls soccer try-outs this week through race divisions are ages 13-18, 19-25, 26-33, course. Aug. 3 from 7-9 p.m. at the Grantsville City 34-41, 42-50 and 50-above. Awards will The winner garnered first place by two Park. For more information contact Coach be given to the top team in each divi- strokes over runner-up Karl Anderson and Casey Walker at 830-8352. sion. Race sponsors include Phil’s Glass, Randy Davies, each with a silver 40. Dominos, Porter Chiropractic, Premier Pete Karabats topped the low net GHS golf try-outs set Athletics, Cargill and Dr. Forbes. Grantsville High School will be con- Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be with a 32 while Elden Hill and Richard Entry forms can be picked up at Macey’s, required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. ducting golf tryouts this week at local Gritzmacher tied for second place with a Dave’s Drugs, Premier Athletics and Pratt courses. Shelters are only required to hold animals for 33, just one stroke off the winning pace. Aquatic Center. Turn in forms and money All interested golfers should contact three days before they are euthanized. at Pratt Aquatic or Premier Athletics. Greigo wins Men’s event Coach Jimmy Arelanno at (435) 224-3033. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Nick Griego fired a low gross 73 to Fall Coed softball League available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at seize top honors in the Oquirrh Hills Stansbury golf results The Deseret Peak Complex and Tooele 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Patti Parrott, Brady Christensen and Men’s Association event July 8 at the local County has scheduled a Coed Fall Softball Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Roger Slater captured top honors in the course. League. Stansbury Park Golf Association Ringer Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Griego seized first place by one stroke The league begins Aug. 31 and contin- Brought to you by: tournament held July 15-16 at the local over runner-up Randy Davies (74) and two ues every Thursday night. course. strokes over third place finisher Preston There is also an adult 7-on-7 flag foot- Tooele Veterinary Parrott topped the women’s low gross Pratt (75). Jeff Green took fourth place at ball league scheduled to begin Sept. 2. division with a low gross 78, just one 76 and Aaron Jackson fought to fifth place For more information contact Jeff Clinic stroke ahead of Dollie Gregrich and Cher with a 77. Gene Rael and Brian Cummings Newton at 241-0057. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Zirker with a 79 each. tied for sixth place with a 79 each. A12 TUESDAY August 1, 2006

Classic race cars like these will test Miller Motorsports Park’s 4.5-mile track this week. Several of the cars will also be on display Thursday at Tooele Veterans Memorial Square on Vine Street after parading down Main Street. For health care Classic cars will parade on Main Nearly 150 classic cars Veterans Memorial Square at 50 Local businesses such as Tracks will race this week at Miller W. Vine St. Sports Bar & Social Club and Jo that serves the Motorsports Park. In addition to seeing the to Go will serve food and drink. As in any sporting or enter- cars there will be several other Local disc jockey Ron Baum will entire family tainment venture, organizers activities at Veterans Memorial provide music. seek to motivate fans so they Square. The event is sponsored Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy will pay to attend. But for those by the Tooele Valley Hospitality and County Commissioner still not hooked on racing or Association, MMP and the Tooele IHC and all major insurances unable to watch the races there Downtown Business Alliance. Colleen Johnson are expected is way to see the cars for free. Utah Jazz Bear will be on hand to attend. Promoters say this is accepted. Conveniently At about 6:15 p.m. Thursday, to sign autographs and entertain the first of many events that will drivers will parade their cars the crowd. Life Flight will be on bring the downtown alive and located in Stansbury Park from MMP to Tooele’s Main the ground to show their exper- show how much excitement is Street and display them at tise and life-saving equipment. happening in Tooele. to serve Tooele County. ing venue,” said Scott Mehan really get into the racing scene,” Speed from Woodland, Utah who has he said. continued from page A1 raced vintage sports cars for Mooney, who has been racing nearly 30 years. “A lot of people for 12 years, will compete in An Dinh, MD After this week, the final in Tooele County don’t realize his Corvette this week. “We’ve Board Certiﬁed Family Physician major car event of the season what they have here and the been racing a lot in the East will run Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 and is impact this track will have on and Midwest this year,” Mooney labeled the Discount Sunchaser, the county. Some places feature said. “I’ve only been out at the another sports car race. A vin- a great track and poor facilities, track for one day. I hope the Dr. An Dinh truly knows the importance of serving others who are tage motorcycle race is planned while at other places there are town adopts the track. That will for mid-September. great facilities and a poor track. be the key to the success of in need. His family lost everything in 1975 when they ﬂed South Of the 150 drivers at this This place has the best of both,” that whole operation. The only Vietnam. After arriving in Salt Lake City, it was the kindnesses week’s Heroes of Speed event, Mehan said. negative thing I’ve heard about of others that made it possible for the family to succeed. only five are from Utah. These Other Utah racers planning to the track is that there may be drivers are seasoned veterans compete include Dick Mooney, too many turns. If that proves to with experience at some of the Salt Lake City; Bill Rhinehart, be a problem I’m sure it can be “I decided to go into medicine because I love helping people,” most famous road courses in Midvale; Jorgen Moller, Salt fixed,” Mooney said. said Dr. Dinh. “Even though I studied in Chicago and New York America such as Watkins Glenn Lake City; and Richard Banks of “This will be a good week in New York, Laguna Seca in Park City. for fans. The cars are going to and could have practiced there, I returned to Utah because I Monterey, Calif. and Riverside Mehan said the motorsports be phenomenal. These historic wanted to give something back to a place that took special care in California. park in Tooele is generating a lot cars are maintained and will be of my family.” “We’ve been out at the track of interest in racing. “We have in perfect condition,” Mooney (MMP) since May and it’s a a person show up about every said. phenomenal world-class rac- week out here that wants to e-mail:[email protected] While in medical school, Dr. Dinh chose family medicine over other specialties because, “it allows me to treat the entire family, from newborns to the elderly. To serve patients here in Tooele is Fire Fire Restriction Order a real blessing to me. It’s like serving family and friends.” continued from page A1 Effective July 31, 2006 at 12:01 am believe two children playing with If you’re looking for a family physician who will treat you and fireworks were the cause of the your loved ones like family, fire. call Dr. An Dinh for an appointment today. Homes in the area are located on the outside edge of Tooele City. Open fields with dry grass running right up to backyards and 435.843.3647 fence lines pose a serious problem for residents. “We’re asking the citizens to keep a 10-15 foot area [clear] between their property line and open fields. This allows fire department personnel to devote time and energy [in] extinguish- Dinh Family Medicine is located in the new ing the fire rather than going to a Stansbury Springs Health Center defensive mode to protect struc- 210 Millpond • Stansbury Park tures,” Vario added. According to Vario, residents tend to drop dead grass, tree clip- pings, debris and other combus- tible materials over their fence

Fire Restriction on lands west of Interstate 15 Interstate 15 and all of Washington County

This order does not affect incorporated towns and cities. Map Date 28 July 2006

The red portion on this map indicates the areas — which include all of Tooele County — where more fire restrictions have been put into effect as of July 31.

or property line, however these ing acts are prohibited on these materials are also susceptible to lands: being a fire hazard. • Setting, building, maintain- Because firefighters use fire ing, attending, or using open fire hydrants to extinguish fires in the of any kind, except campfires city, many are located in open fields within approved fire pits and covered up by overgrown weeds. grills provided for, in improved “Clearing off hydrants in [your] campgrounds, picnic areas, and area will help you protect your permanently improved places of property by assisting the fire habitation, or except as other- personnel to locate the nearest wise authorized. Devices fueled hydrant,” Vario said. “Sheriff Frank by petroleum or liquid propane Park in the past year has installed gas (LPG) products are allowed in capabilities through dispatch all locations. where fire personnel can radio dis- • Smoking, except within an patch for the nearest of hydrants enclosed vehicle, camp trailer, or and dispatch, through computers, building, a developed recreation can bring up a map of the city with site, or while stopped in an area at all fire hydrant locations.” least three feet in diameter that is There is a no open burning barren or cleared to mineral soil. policy in Tooele City year-round • Discharging, or using any because of the possible structural kind of fireworks, tracer ammuni- dangers. tion, or other incendiary devices Fire restrictions in any location on federal, state As of 12:01 a.m. on July 31, and unincorporated private lands. additional fire restrictions went (Please note that these acts are into effect. The restrictions apply always prohibited on federal to all BLM, state and private lands lands). west of Interstate-15. The follow- email:[email protected] TUESDAY August 1, 2006 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. NOT YOUR AVERAGE Street fight

photography / Jesse Fruhwirth A crowd amassed in the parking lot of Tracks Brewing Company around the octagonal ring for no-hold-barred kickboxing action. Unlike pro-wrestling, the blood, blows, drama are real

by Jesse Fruhwirth nalized as the kick boxers. name “CRIP” tattoo along his lower STAFF WRITER More than just kicking and back and carries himself like a fighting, the Ultimate Combat street-fighting thug. The league’s o you acknowledge Experience brought drama. Much Web site describes his fighting that this is an inher- like professional wrestling, the style as “Street JuiJitsu,” whatever ently dangerous activ- fighters come with their own that is. Much of his violent past, ity? backstories. While pro wrestling though, seems to have been bottled DThat question was asked of each deals in mirage and illusion, the into the ring and left out of his of the fighters in a taped interview bloody noses and “inadverant ille- everyday life. statement. Hundreds of spectators gal strikes” — that’s UCE-speak for “He used to be a street kid, seemed to be cheering a resound- a kick to the groin — are all real. he used to be a gangster,” said ing Yes Saturday night as well. Captured under the bright lights by UCE owner and ringside announc- Enduring seven brutal, sometimes a sizeable camera crew and broad- er Mike Stidham after Wagner’s bloody matches with barely more cast across the state, all the dramas match. “That’s not what he’s about order than street fights — all the are real, too. anymore ... He’s a family man.” while roaring like spectators at Meet Thomas Wagner, a.k.a. ‘Tis true. Wagner is married with photography / Jesse Fruhwirth the Coluseum — patrons at Tracks Tommy Gun — 5 feet 6 inches, 153 Trevor Lindberg (left) and Phil Gephardt match punches. A UCE hostess Brewing Company were as adre- pounds. He sports a large gang- SEE FIGHT ON B7 (far left) announces the beginning of the first round. Utah house sets example on how to increase energy efficiency aving energy source of nighttime light. that for sure if a room only had one, that was wiring plugs for lamps, a toaster and has always been When you think about it, the ease of At 2,400 square feet, one would end up behind the sofa. He was possibly a radio. A 220-volt outlet took San important flipping a switch and getting light is incred- content that although he was being a little care of an electric range. The concepts of topic around homes. ible. Prior to the twentieth century, people The Utah House extravagant by putting in the extra outlets televisions, microwaves, computers and the Grandpa and grandma did not have that sort of luxury to light up is 60 percent believing that they would never really use host of accessories that go with them did no doubt had to their nights. To that advantage we can add all of them, it was worth going to the extra not even exist then. Add to that the various remind their kids to other electric conveniences, like shavers, more energy efficient trouble and expense for the convenience of chargers we plug in to recharge batteries “turn out the lights” hair dryers, curling irons, irons, blenders, having outlets available. for cameras, cell phones, CD players, etc. just as parents do mixers, stoves, microwaves, electric tools ... than a “normal” home Over the years, he updated the wiring and the need for plenty of electrical outlets today. Similarly, our and the list goes on and on. We really have of similar size. and even added a few more outlets. Even is much higher. great-great-grandpar- it good! with his foresight, in a recent remodeling Fortunately for us, as our demand for Diane Sagers ents probably had to Those of us born in the mid- to late-20th of the family home, we put in extra break- power increased, prices declined for many CORRESPONDENT remind their kids, “put century never really knew any other way family home during the war years of the ers to accommodate increased electrical years. Unfortunately, in recent years, the out the candle and go of life, but the demand for energy on an 1940s. He included plenty of extra electrical circuits and added yet more plugs to outlets in the design. He said he just hated to bed,” in an effort Homefront individual level over the past 100 years has accommodate the items Dad would never SEE ENERGY ON B2 to save on their chief continually increased. My father built our a room without enough plugs and noted have considered in 1940s. At that time, he Running Philanthropy Culture Enter 5K run Advocates needed Powwow ready The Tooele County Fair 5K run will be held Volunteers needed for the Tooele The Confederated Tribes of the Saturday, Aug. 5. The route will start at the top of County Domestic Violence and Sexual Goshute Reservation will hold its annu- Smelter Road and end at Elton Park. Pre-regis- Assault Victim Advocacy (DVSAVA) al Powwow Aug. 4-5. The reservation tration forms are at Sweat Fitness and Curves. crisis line! Training will be provided is 70 miles southeast of Wendover via The registration fee is $20 the day of the race and a background check required. If U.S. highway 93A. For more informa- and will begin at 6 a.m. at the top of Smelter interested please call 241-0337! tion, call 435-234-1138 or 435-234-1207. Road. Race starts at 7:30 a.m. B2 TUESDAY August 1, 2006

The Utah House came into being with energy efficiency in mind. It has been designed with the goal of reducing water use by 40 percent and energy use by 50 �� percent, using environmentally friendly and safe materials. In addition, the design goes further to save human effort and is also handicap friendly. one switch. No more wandering �� Energy from room to room to room before you can get to bed. If you are away continued from page B1 �� from home, the “smart house fea- cost of power has begun to increase ture” allows you to telephone your and people are anxious to find ways orders for the lights. �� to save money on power. They are Another feature is every parent’s also anxious to reduce the costs dream. Motion detectors turn lights �� of heating and reducing water use on and off as you enter rooms and without giving up the advantages of leave rooms — no more constant �� these conveniences. nagging to get the everyone to turn With energy efficiency in mind, off the lights. �� the Utah House came into being. A nifty convenience/safety fea- The Utah House is a model home ture is a “midnight snack” light. operated by the USU Extension From your bedroom, touch the �� service. It has been designed with right button from your room and �� the goal of reducing water use by the kitchen lights will be on when 40 percent and energy use by 50 you arrive. No more stumbling Get a night time drink in the Utah House in dim light and avoid stubbing percent, using environmentally around in the dark and groping for your toe, without being startled by bright lights, by using the “midnight friendly and safe materials. In addi- light switches. Are you one of those snack” light switch in the bedroom. �� tion, the design goes further to save who prefers to wander in to get a human effort and is also handicap drink without facing enough light ity company. If they produce more of the unit and the compressor is �� friendly. The design has worked out to awaken you completely? Use power than they can use, they sell on the top. �� well. This 2,400 square foot home, the dimmer feature — you can still it back to the power company. The convection oven is located All the appliances meet the �� is 60 percent more energy efficient see to get a drink without stubbing away from the refrigerator so that than a “normal” home of similar your toe, but the light stays low. government Energy Star specifica- the oven is not heating the air that �� size. Get the drink, go back to bed and tions. Although such appliances the refrigerator is working to cool �� The Utah House is open to the possibly drop quickly back to sleep have high end costs in the begin- and vice versa. �� public, and it is well worth taking without ever completely waking up. ning, they pay for themselves Many other features in the home time to visit this home adjacent to Not all light inside a house must shortly through energy savings. are forward-thinking and can be �� the freeway in Kaysville, Utah, to be the product of electricity. This Everyday household tasks can useful both to those contemplating get ideas. model home features glass sky- be energy efficient. The laundry building a new home and those The home is loaded with fea- lights that allow sunlight to enter room, for example uses a front who are interested in improving �� tures that save energy in terms of the room and help provide ample loading washer which uses 67 their homes. heat and electricity. Designers and natural light for everyday tasks. percent less electricity than a Take the time to stop by and �� builders have incorporated many In addition to saving the elec- traditional top loading model. Its look around and get the fact sheets aspects of energy conservation into tricity you must pay for from the spin cycle is much faster than tra- that explain how the philosophy �� one home. Geothermics (the use power company, the Utah House ditional top-loaders and the spin and construction hints for the of solar energy), sun roofs, energy reduces the monthly bill even fur- cycle removes more moisture than house and its facilities. The facility efficient appliances and lights, are ther by taking advantage of solar traditional washers and the dryer is located at 920 S. 50 West (P.O. only some of the aspects that have energy. Solar panels on the roof, does not need to run as long to Box 265), Kaysville, Utah, 84037 been expanded and put into the barely noticeable from the outside, remove the rest of the moisture - Telephone: (801)544-3089. It is home. capture the sun’s rays and generate from laundered clothing. open from Monday-Friday 1-5 p.m. The electrical system is up-to- enough energy to power much of The large refrigerator, despite and Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. date with a set of master switches the house. During low use periods, its size, uses less electricity than (Note: The Utah House and its �� in the master bedroom to turn the collectors can generate enough a 100-watt incandescent bulb. It grounds have many other energy lights on and off throughout the power to send some back through takes advantage of the principle saving and convenience features, house. A “goodnight” feature turns the power system. 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Our little Hotrod Hayden Ray Natacha B. Stevens to Adam P. Hall came zooming into this Glaser have chosen Aug. 5, 2006, to world on May 30, 2006, at 4:50 begin their lives together. a.m. He weighed in at seven Natacha is the daughter of pounds, four ounces and was 20 Darren and Lori Stevens and Devera and a half inches long. His big- Helwer. gest fans are his parents, Donnie Adam is the son of W. Alan Glaser and Annie Hall; his grandparents and Nancy Glaser. Dick and Virginia Hall, Anthony A reception in their honor will and JoAnn Leonelli and Barry Hayden Ray Hall be held from 6-8 p.m. at the Loyal and Michelle Pitt. Other fans Order of Moose Lodge at 1100 E. include his great-grandparents, Vine Street in Tooele, Utah, fol- aunts, uncles and cousins. lowed by dancing at 8 p.m.,. Friends and family are cordially invited to attend. Natacha B. Stevens and Adam P. Glaser McKail Marie Rollie/Shepherd �� Rollie Doyle and Patti Rollie and �� Ethan Rollie wants to Steve and Jolyn Bevan are announce the arrival of his baby pleased to announce the mar- �� sister McKail Marie Rollie born riage of their daughter Candice June 27, 2006, weighing seven Rollie to Jason Shepherd, son �� pounds and 20 inches long. of Preston and Wendy Shepherd Proud parents are Cody and and Tina Shepherd. They will be �� Maegan Rollie; grandparents are married Aug. 5, 2006, in Tooele. Troy and Michelle Giles, Doyle and Patti Rollie and Steve and Jolyn Bevan. “Little ones are Ethan and McKail Marie Rollie Candice Rollie so much fun, and Jason Shepherd we thought we’d have another one.” Reed/Budge

Kailey Reed and Devin Budge BIRTHDAYS are being married on Aug. 4, 2006, in the Salt Lake Temple. Kailey is a 2004 graduate of Vera Leetham Springville High School. She went to college at Dixie State, The children of Vera Leetham where she received her associ- — LaWayne Lemmon, George ate degree in science. She also (Bill) Leetham, Nancy Jumonville played softball for two years as — invite friends and family to an Dixie’s center-fielder. She’s plan- �� open house to help us celebrate ning to attend Dixie in the fall �� her 95th birthday on Saturday, and acquire a bachelor’s degree �� Aug. 5, 2006, from 1-3 p.m. at the in business management. She �� Grantsville Senior Community recently returned home from Kailey Reed and Devin Budge Center, 236 S. Plum St. Australia, where she played �� She is grandmother to 22 softball in the 2000 Olympic sta- �� grandchildren, 61 great-grand- dium. Parents of the bride are children and 27 great-great- Devin is a 2004 graduate of Richard and Susan Reed. grandchildren. Tooele High School, where he Parents of the groom are Brent �� No gifts please. enjoyed playing basketball and and Margo Powelson and Mark �� Vera Leetham was on the 2003 football team and LouAnn Budge. when they won the state championship. He was a four-year seminary graduate and is an Eagle Scout. Devin has his real- estate license. Kennedie Jo Kailey and Devin met at Shepherd Dixie State College. They plan to reside in St. George, where Our little princess is one! Kailey will pursue college and Jason and Candice are delight- they will both work. ed to announce their daughter’s first birthday. Kennedie Jo Shepherd turned one on June 28, 2006. She is blessed with Babies �� many grandparents to celebrate with, Doyle and Patti Rollie, Steve and Jolyn Bevan, Preston and Wendy Shepherd and Tina born at Shepherd and many great-grand- �� parents. Kennedie Jo Shepherd MWMC �� July 7-25 �� Amy Michelle was born on July 7, 2006 to Brandi and Nathan. Conner Lake Horrocks was born on July 8, 2006 to Mark and Heather Horrocks. Ethan Brandon Rogers was born on July 10, 2006 to Adam and Kristen Rogers. Delaney Elizabeth Maloney was born on July 10, 2006 to Ryan and Larua Maloney. Jennaryve Isabelita Aragon was born on July 10, 2006 to Jesse and Kathy Aragon. Ely Mario Lawrence was born on July 11, 2006 to Amber Krumm and Joey Lawrence. Eveyln Grace Handley was born on July 12, 2006 to Matt and Lydia Handley. Allen Lawrence Cunningham IV was born on July 13, 2006 to Allen Cunningham III and Jammie Thomas. Mya Marie Hoehner was born on July 14, 2006 to Stephanie Robertson and Steve Hoehner. Morgan Taylor Sullivan was born on July 15, 2006 to Brooke Hinkel and Brady Sullivan. Alexandria Renee-Zorriane Terry was born on July 18, 2006, to John and Crystal Terry. Jaxxsin Evan Morse was born on �� July 19, 2006, to Jessica Morse. �� Charlee Jay Shafer was born on July 20, 2006, to Travis and Kimmie �� Shafer. �� Addison Bella Boulter was born �� on July 20, 2006, to Megan and �� Zachary Boulter. Keslee Ellee Stagg was born �� on July 21, 2006, to Spencer and Cynthia Stagg. Colin Maxwell Ruebush was born on July 25, 2006, to Jason and Gwen ANSWERS ON B5 Ruebush. B4 TUESDAY August 1, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

the THS soccer field from 3-5 p.m. Tooele Players must complete a tryout form Scouts filled out. The form can be completed Food bank planned by Baptists on the first day of tryouts. Contact Girl Scout leader/daughter night The Utah Food Bank will distribute Coach Wilcox at 843-7013 with any Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders, food at the First Baptist Church on questions. along with their daughter(s) or signifi- Friday, Aug. 4. The church is located THS volleyball starts cant Scout member, are invited to attend at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. Sign up will • Meeting — Tooele High volleyball the First Annual Leader/Daughter Night begin at about 7:30 a.m., and distribu- will hold a parent/athlete meeting on on Thursday, Aug. 10, from 6:30-8:30 tion will begin about 9 a.m. We are usu- Tuesday, Aug. 1, at 7 p.m. in the THS p.m. at the United Methodist Church. ally through before 11 a.m. If you would cafeteria. Join other Scout members for a chance like to help distribute food, please be • Conditioning — Aug. 1 after the to relax and time away from the whole there at 8 a.m. Everyone is welcome, meeting; Aug. 3 at 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Aug. troop experience. Please RSVP to but you must have at least one adult 4 at 7-8 a.m. Dorothy at 882-5221 by Aug. 6. per household present. If you have any • Tryouts at THS gym will be Aug. Cub leader roundtable set questions, please call Pastor Jon at 7-10 9 a.m.-Noon with additional eve- Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will 882-2048. ning sessions. experience “Zoo Adventures” on Hunter education offered For more information please con- Thursday, Aug. 3, 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele The Utah Hunter Education Course tact Coach Andrews at 830-7014. Wigwam. Join us as we celebrate and will be offered Aug. 8, 10, 15-17, range GHS volleyball open gym set find ideas for your den and pack activi- 19 at the Tooele County Health build- Grantsville High School volleyball ties, while learning about your cub ing, 151 N. Main, Tooele. All classes tryouts start Aug. 7 at 7 a.m. There will scouting position. This monthly train- are 6-9 p.m. with range times to be be a parent meeting Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. ing is for all leadership positions in the announced. State law requires atten- With questions e-mail Cub Scouting program. dance at all classes. Cost is $6. Call [email protected] or call 884-4500. Girl Scout leaders train Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at 882-6795 THS golf tryouts set Training for adults, age 18 and older, for more information. Tooele High School golf tryouts will to become Girl Scout troop leaders and Diabetes classes set be held Aug. 2. co-leaders has been scheduled for the Anyone with diabetes, don’t miss For information contact Coach evenings of Aug. 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25 out on self management classes held Fred Killpack at 884-0434, 830-1258 or at the United Methodist Church, 78 E. Tuesday and Thursday evenings from e-mail at [email protected]. Utah Ave., Tooele. The four module 6-8:30 p.m. Aug. 1, 3, 15. You will need GHS soccer tryouts set training includes an overview, basics, a doctor referral. For more informa- Grantsville High School has sched- troop start up, and specifics about tion, call Eileen DeLeeuw at 228-0048. uled girls soccer tryouts through Aug. Daisy, Brownie, Junior or Studio 2B Fix pets 3 from 7-9 p.m. at the Grantsville City levels. The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ Park. Preregister by calling Dorothy at 882- Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele Aug. For more information contact 5221 or get details online at www. 14 at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. and in Coach Casey Walker at 830-8352. gsutah.org. Grantsville on Aug. 15 at Westgate 3rd annual Buff-Triathlon Mortgage, 94 W. Main. Micro-chipping The third annual Buff-Triathlon has Reunions and vaccinations will be available to been scheduled for Aug. 5 beginning Boy Scout Jaret Wilson is working on his Eagle Scout award and chose landscaping anyone. For more information, call on the south side of the Leigh Pratt the library as his project. Jaret measured the area to be landscaped and drew a 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or Aquatic Center at 8:30 a.m. detailed plan. He met with Library Director Karen Emery who liked the idea. He also THS class of ‘86 Tooele High School class of 1986 www.utahpets.org. Day of race fee is $15 for all met with the Master Gardeners of Tooele and developed a final plan using a Power Join night against crime ages. Entry forms can be picked up Point presentation, which he presented to Mayor Patrick Dunlavy and the City Council. reunion will be Saturday, Aug. 5, at the The Tooele City Police Department at Macey’s, Dave’s Drugs, Premier The Tooele Women’s Civic League had met with Mayor Dunlavy about a landscaping Firefighter’s Museum (Deseret Peak). will host the National Night Out Athletics and Pratt Aquatic Center. project at the library and offered to pay for the project. City workers installed a drip With questions, call Angie Gillette at Against Crime at city hall on Aug. Fall coed softball league set water system and arranged for the plants to be delivered. Jaret and his LDS ward 224-3431 or Lisa Gillespie at 882-4276. 1 from 6-8 p.m. Last year’s National The Deseret Peak Complex and planted the plants and it was a real community effort. The library and patrons are THS class of ‘01 Night Out campaign involved citi- Tooele County have scheduled a coed pleased with the great addition and beautification of the library. Spread the word! 2001 class reunion zens, law enforcement agencies, civic fall softball league to begin Aug. 3, will be held Aug. 12 at 6 p.m., loca- groups, businesses, neighborhood continuing every Thursday night. tion TBA. Please RSVP and send any organizations and local officials from There is also an adult 7-on-7 flag ing on Wednesday, Aug. 2. The work Churches information (e-mail address, mailing over 10,000 communities from all 50 football league scheduled to begin meeting will be held at 429 E. Main, address, phone number, married name, states. The “Boys and Girls Club” are Sept. 2. Grantsville at 6 p.m.; the regular meet- etc.) to [email protected]. We also participants in the program. The For more information contact Jeff ing will follow at 7 p.m. Catholic church hosts blood drive will be giving more details as the date event aims to heighten crime and drug Newton at 241-0057. Get pets spayed, neutered St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church approaches. Any questions call Jenifer prevention awareness and strengthen The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ and ARUP Blood Services urge Tooele (Desmond) Rigby at 435-590-6214. Hope police-community partnerships. Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele Aug. valley residents to participate in the to see you there. Open horse show set Philanthropy 14 at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. and upcoming blood drive on Sunday, Aug. An open horse show is coming to in Grantsville on Aug. 15 at Westgate 6 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Mortgage, 94 W. Main. Micro-chipping This blood drive is being held to ben- Library the Deseret Peak Complex Aug. 2. Advocates needed Sign up at 5 p.m.; show starts at 6 p.m. and vaccinations will be available to efit local patients in need of blood and Volunteers are needed for the Tooele We have new classes: Lead line for anyone. For more information, call 1- blood products. Many people are not County Domestic Violence and Sexual Library closed ages five and under; flag race. Come 866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www. aware that blood for many babies must The Tooele City Library will be Assault Victim Advocacy (DVSAVA) early to sign up. utahpets.org. be less than five days old, which cre- closed for inventory from Sunday, crisis line! Training will be provided ates a continual need for donations. To Aug. 13 to Monday Aug. 21. Figure out plant problems and a background check required. If Donner Reed Museum open The Donner Reed Museum, located at schedule an appointment, call Michele Tooele County Master Gardeners interested please call 241-0337! the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets Larson at 882-3913. Walk-ins are always conduct a plant diagnostic clinic on Come to Girl Scout yard sale welcome. Schools Wednesdays from 3-6 p.m. throughout in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the Girl Scout Troop #787 will hold a the summer. Get help with plant prob- Donner Reed trail seven days a week by Vacation Bible School coming garage sale on Saturday, Aug. 5, from lems, insects, weeds. Bring problem appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- Howdy Partners! Come join the fun 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 1219 E. 850 N. Elementary registration samples to the Extension Office at 151 3411. at the Mountain Vew Baptist Church in (off Droubay Road). All money raised Elementary school registration for N. Main, Tooele. Grantsville. All week long we are hav- will support the troop’s “Operation Stansbury ing a great Vacation Bible School called all students will be held at your local Christmas Child shoebox project.” Pioneers and Prairie Dogs. Children elementary school on Aug. 9-11. School County Fair Come find some great bargains and ages four years through the sixth grade begins Aug. 21. (See article on A2). support a great cause! Enter triathlon The Stansbury Days Triathlon will be are invited to join us as we travel the THS pictures set Each Tooele High School student Home Base Heroes (our family band) Help Sweeney held on Aug. 19 at 7 a.m. beginning at Old West. VBS will be Aug. 7-11 from needs to have a free picture taken for will perform at the Tooele County Fair Join in a benefit/fundraiser ride for the clubhouse. This will be a sprint dis- 6-8:15 p.m. at 822 E. Main Suite #2. the yearbook and ID card in the small on Saturday, Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. “El Don” Sweeney Aug. 12. Cost is $20 tance triathlon and pre-registration will Admission is free. For more informa- gym Aug. 9-11 from 9 a.m. to Noon. No for the Poker Run and a T-shirt (starts be Aug. 12 7-10 a.m. at the clubhouse. tion call 884-0174. appointment is needed. If you want to at Tracks 10:30 a.m., register 9 a.m.). The cost is $20 to SPCA member. E- Fiesta Bible School set purchase pictures, pay when the pic- Meetings Activities and raffle at the Stockton mail [email protected] for more All children ages 3-11 are welcome ture is taken. ball field beginning at 3:30 p.m. Enjoy information. to join us from an awesome Fiesta dinner ($3), entertainment, camping. Vacation Bible School. Children will THS enrolls new students City planners hear public For information, call Dave Sweeney at Ibabah have a great tme with games, crafts, New student enrollment at Tooele The Tooele City Planning 843-5001, Rocky Jaramillo at 882-5656, snacks and more! The school to be High School will be 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Commission will meet in a public hear- Derek Leavitt at 830-1809, or Danny Pow Wow ready held Aug. 7-11 from 9 a.m. to Noon at Aug. 1-10 in the main office. Bring cop- ing and business meeting Wednesday, Aragon at 830-5994. the Tooele First Assembly of God, 127 ies of: Birth certificate; immunizations; The Confederated Tribes of the Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in N. 7th St. — a week long celebration proof of residency in Tooele City; and a Volunteers needed Goshute Reservation will hold its annu- the city council chambers, 90 N. Main. for your children absolutely free! Call report card or transcript from previous Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding al Pow Wow Aug. 4-5. The reservation The public will be heard regarding 882-2314. school. Registrar Diane McNaughton Center needs volunteers: Men, women, is 70 miles southeast of Wendover via correcting building elevations at West can be contacted at 833-1978, ext. 2103 teens to be horse side walkers and U.S. highway 93A. For more informa- LDS religion class set Point Meadows Condominiums phase with questions. After enrollment, meet horse leaders during Wednesday tion, call 435-234-1138 or 435-234-1207. The Grantsville Utah West Stake is two, located at 680 W. 600 N. with a counselor to complete a class classes. We also need people to help • 7 p.m. Friday — Grand Entry sponsoring an adult religion class with schedule. with horse care including morning and • Over $12,000 prize money to dance the topic: The Book of Mormon. Classes Sports evening feedings, brushing and stall contest winners will be held every Wednesday, Aug. TJHS registration set cleaning. We are in dire need of a four • Saturday fishing derby for 9-Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. at the Grantsville • 7th grade — Tooele Jr. High registra- wheeler and trailer to haul manure. Bonneville Cutthroat at Spring Creek Seminary building, taught by Mark tion will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 9, GHS tennis tryouts set Make a difference in the lives of dis- (open to the public, $10). Hutchins. Tuition will be $18.75 or $2.50 with orientation at the following times: Grantsville High School girls tennis abled children and adults. Contact • Free elk barbecue Saturday per class. All are invited to attend. With West Elementary 8 a.m., Northlake 9:30 workouts are being held daily through Kathy McHaffie at 843-7774. • Mini horseshoe tournament questions, call Ken Nelson at 884-6785. a.m., East and Vernon 11 a.m. Aug. 4 from 7-9 a.m. at the high school • 3 on 3 basketball tournament St. Marguerite’s VBS set • 8th grade — Tooele Jr. High regis- courts. Tryouts will begin Monday, • Pow Wow princess contest St. Marguerite’s Church offers tration will be held on Thursday, Aug. Aug. 7, at 7 a.m. All interested players Deseret Peak • Walk/run Vacation Bible School. Come discov- 10, from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. should plan to attend. er the “Treasure” of Christ with fun, • New students — Those stu- THS girls tennis tryouts, meeting Pool opening postponed games, crafts and snacks Aug. 14-18 6- dents who are new to Tooele County Grist Mill School District may call the school on Tryouts for the Tooele High School Deseret Peak Aquatic Center is 8:30 p.m. Grades K-6 are welcome. We Wednesday, Aug. 3, from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. girls tennis team will be held now canceling swimming lesson session need youth/teens grades 7-12 to help. through Thursday, Aug. 3, from 2-5 A $10 donation is suggested. Call 882- 5 (Aug.7-Aug. 17). Sessions 1-4 were Oklahoma! tickets on sale SEE DOINGS ON B5 p.m. at the school’s tennis courts. Any canceled previously. Those who have The Benson Grist Mill presents 2130 for more information. girl in grades 9-12 attending THS or signed up for these sessions and have Oklahoma! on Aug. 11, 12 and 14 at 8:45 TJHS this fall is encouraged to try out. not heard from Deseret Peak, please p.m. at the Benson Grist Mill Historic Call Coach Smith with questions at call 843-4035 Monday-Friday from 10 Site, 325 SR 138. DOINGS POLICY 843-1172 or 840-5178. a.m.-4 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for chil- Gymnastics and cheer start dren (4-12 years; under three are free). Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Deseret Peak Sports will hold power A family discount for up to six family Valley”? Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or tumbling and full gymnastics and all- Grantsville members is $35. Pre-show entertain- e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a star cheer sign-ups start now. Call ment begins at 8 p.m. Food vendors will notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Cheri at 224-3213. Granstville council meets be on site. Tickets are available at the etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a THS girls soccer tryouts set Mill, Soelbergs in Grantsville and Best display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Grantsville City Council will hold Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later Tooele High School girls soccer try- Western in Tooele. Call 882-7678. a work meeting and a regular meet- than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. outs run through Friday, Aug. 4, at TUESDAY August 1, 2006 B5

regency historicals. Our meetings Doings Groups are held every second Saturday of continued from page B4 the month at the Bountiful Davis County library on 725 S Main. to schedule an appointment Alzheimer’s group meets On Aug. 12 at 10:30 a.m. we are with the counselor. The phone The Alzheimer’s Caregiver proud to have Gregory Near, district number is 833-1921. Support & Education Group is marketing manager for Borders, open to anyone caring for some- bringing good examples. one with Alzheimer’s disease Adult Ed or related dementia (memory Smart Women get grants issues). Learn about this disease. The Zions Bank Women’s Financial Group has extended its Get your high school diplo- Get and share ideas. deadline to accept applications for ma. The Tooele Adult Education The next meeting will be micro-grants for women through Center offers all classes required Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 2:30 p.m. in a new location — Cottage Glen Friday, Aug. 4. Called “Smart Women for a high school diploma, basic Grants,” the awards will be provided education, GED preparation, activity center, 1892 Aaron Dr. (across from hospital). to women candidates who excel in a word processing, drivers’ educa- variety of categories: small business tion and English as a second lan- For information call Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- start-up and expansion; community guage for students 18 and over. development; continuing education Register now to graduate — just 2870 x126. Diabetes group meets and teacher support; child and elder $25 per semester. Located at 76 care; health and human services; Diabetes Support Group will S. 1000 W.; call 833-1994. and arts and culture. have their meeting on Aug. 2 Inglés idioma segundo Applications are available online at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Health ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y at www.smartwomen.zionsbank. Department building. We will participa en las divertidas clases com or by calling (801) 594-8245. learn how to read food labels. de inglés como idioma segundo. Bring your food labels that you Horse lovers invited Partícipes: principiantes y avan- have questions about. With ques- Wasatch Humane (the only north- zados. Centro de Educación para tions call Carol at 843-9787. ern Utah animal-rescue organiza- Adultos 76 South 1000 West, N.A.R.F.E. meeting set tion that also rescues and adopts Tooele; Teléfono: 833-1994. horses, with dozens of volunteers ¡No faltes! The August 2006 meeting of the Tooele chapter of the National and foster homes and volunteer Learn English Active and Retired Federal trainers located from Hooper to Salt ESOL (English as a Second Employees Association has been Lake to Tooele to Riverton to Park Language) conversational canceled for summer vacation. City) will hold its Natural Horse classes are Wednesday nights We return to the regular second Showdown Tournament Aug. 19 at from 7-9 p.m. ESOL students Friday of the month schedule on the Midway Equestrian Center, 10 may come anytime the center Sept. 8 with an indoor picnic/ a.m. in Midway. Open to all breeds, is open for individualized study meeting; watch the Doings sec- all horse lovers, $30 to participate with our software programs and tion of the Transcript-Bulletin in the on-line and in-saddle tasks, textbooks. Open Tuesday and or $10 to just observe. Picnic lunch for details. For information call �� Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. The Hal Webster at 882-5331 or Marla catered $10. Free lunchtime con- book fee is $25 per semester. Ramey at 882-3876. certs by Pungent Lily and The �� Hometown Pickers. Entry forms �� available at www.wasatchhumane. Seniors Recovery org or by calling Misti at 435-655- �� 3397. �� Grantsville seniors Eating disorder group meets Vendors wanted at State Fair �� The Grantsville Senior Center Do you think you might have The Utah State Fair has a limited can be reached at 884-3446. number of booth spaces remaining �� an eating disorder? There is �� • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch help and you don’t have to be for commercial vendors. The State at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. alone. Meet every Thursday 1:15- Fair runs Sept. 7-17. Application �� • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 2:15 p.m. All are welcome at St. forms are available Online at www. �� a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron utahstatefair.com. Questions may at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. be directed to the Rental Services Dr., Tooele (youth room). If you � � � � � � � • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 have any questions, call Perky Department at (801) 538-8447. p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; at 882-4721 or 882-7756. If no Free concerts, dances set 1 p.m. Bunko answer, leave message. The Utah Arts Council offers • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; CASA meets Thursdays Mondays in the Park Concert Series 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at Christians Against Substance at 7 p.m. at the Chase Home Museum noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; Abuse (CASA) is a support located in the center of Salt Lake 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 group for any addiction. The 12 City’s Liberty Park. Concerts will be p.m. Bingo step Bible based program will held every Monday through Aug. 28 • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; be used. Meetings will be each and are free to the public. �� lunch at noon, reservations by Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele For more information, contact 8:30 a.m. Church of Christ, 430 W. Utah the Utah Arts Council Folk Arts • Everyday puzzles, pool, Ave. No cost and free baby sit- Program at (801) 533-5760 or visit �� social ting will be provided. For more online at http://arts.utah.gov. • Aug. 7 — Center board meet- information call 882-4642. • Aug. 7: Ballet Folklorico ing at a new time: 10 a.m. Tooele AA meets daily Citlali, Sol de Jalisco Mariachi • Aug. 18 — Wendover $15 Band • Aug. 25 — Street dance at 5 Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at • Aug. 14: Los del Sur, Vientos p.m., free with a pot luck item. del Sur • Aug. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30- 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for information. • Aug. 21: Moab Community 3:30. Call 884-3446 for appoint- Dance Band ment. Dealer’s Choice AA meets • Aug. 28: Russian Performing • Sept. 18-19 — Mesquite/ Dealer’s Choice AA meeting Group, Korean American Tuacahn $125; show “Cats” will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at Dancers, Dionysius Greek Tooele seniors the United Methodist Church, 78 Dancers E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get The Tooele County Senior directions or information. Writers win $ Citizen Center can be reached The Brookie and D.K. Brown at 882-2870. Castaways AA meetings set fiction contest invites short • Mondays — Bridge 10 Castaway’s Alcoholics stories (up to 6,000 words) a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Anonymous meets Monday- and short-short stories (up to at Noon; Bingo 1 p.m.; no line Saturday at noon and on Friday 1,500 words) relating to adult at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas dancing until August. Latter-day Saint experience, �� Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; theology or worldview. For mixed; non-smoking; wheel- Pinochle 1 p.m. more information, visit www. chair access; nursery available �� • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 sunstoneonline.com, e-mail Monday-Friday. (Adults only on �� a.m.; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing [email protected] or Saturday.) 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; no call 801-355-5926. �� ceramics until September Feeling trapped? Walk to benefit ill �� If someone’s drinking is affect- • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 The Crohn’s and Colitis ing your life, Alanon can help. a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch Foundation of America will Meet Mondays and Wednesdays at Noon; blood pressure at host its annual Gut & Glory at 6:30-7:30 p.m. at 1784 N. Aaron Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m.; Canasta Walk on Saturday, Sept. 9, at Dr. in the staff office or call 1 p.m. Sugarhouse Park in Salt Lake Perky at 882-7756 or 882-4721. • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 City. Registration and break- a.m.; Mexican Train 2 p.m.; Alanon meetings set fast begin at 8:30 a.m. The Bingo at noon; dancing 6-8 p.m.; MY HOOP Alanon meets walk starts at 9 a.m. from the No evening meals on Fridays every Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Northwest Terrace. To register during August. St. Barnabas church in Overlake. or for more information, call Senior Circle, MWMC Call 882-7756 or 849-1881 for 18-66-RMT-CCFA or Online at Senior Circle is for those over information. www.GutsandGlory.org. 50 and costs $15 per year. Call Alateen meets Mondays Drive defensively 843-3690 for a membership form For Alateen group informa- The Utah Safety Council is and to RSVP for all activities tion, call 849-1881 or 849-1881. now offering four-hour defen- except exercise and water aero- Kick drug habit sive driving courses at 1574 W. bics. A 12 Step Addiction Recovery 1700 S. in Salt Lake City. For • Hinges and Twinges (water Program for addictive/compul- additional information or to reg- aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays sive behavior, run by LDS Social ister, contact the Utah Safety and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Services in Tooele and Erda, Council at 801-478-7878 or visit Aquatic Center, $2. welcomes new members and www.utahsafetycouncil.org. • Aug. 4 — 9 a.m. Breakfast everyone. Buddies at Jim’s • Tuesdays 7:30 • Aug. 8 — Healthy Woman p.m. at 1030 S. 900 W., anniversary event, Health Fair Tooele, Room 118 4-6 p.m., dinner w with speaker • Thursdays 7:30 7-9 p.m. p.m. at 134 E. Erda • Aug. 9 — 12 p.m. Lunch Road, Erda, Room 8 Bunch at Denny’s • Aug. 17-18 — 12:30-5 p.m. AARP Safe Driving Course General • Aug. 23 — 11 a.m. Wellness Luncheon, “The Effects of Spinal Degeneration,” by Dr. Kip Porter, Writers seek chiropractor members • Aug. 24 — 7 p.m. Healthy Our chapter is look- Woman seminar, “What every ing for new members woman needs to know about — enjoy workshops, varicose veins” by Dr. Gail retreat, conferences, Strindberg, M.D. advice and support. We • Aug. 28 — 10 a.m. Knotty have a variety of genres Knitters within the romance • Aug. 29 — 5 p.m. Birthday arena: Adventure, sus- Bingo pense, mystery and B6 TUESDAY August 1, 2006

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This special seeks to (5) NBC News News Fear Factor “BK Viewer’s Choice” (N) Last Comic Standing (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night sort out the myths from the reality (6) HBO “Supercross: The Movie” › (2005) Steve Howey. ‘PG-13’ “Dave” ››› (1993, Comedy) Kevin Kline, Frank Langella. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Kingdom of Heaven” ››› (2005, Historical Drama) Orlando Bloom, Eva Green. ’ ‘R’ (CC) when it comes to sharks’ appetite for (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Marty Robbins: Seems Like American Soundtrack: This Land Is Your Land ’ (CC) Sorry! Brittas Empire American Soundtrack: This Land human flesh. If you’ve been avoiding (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “My 5 Wives” › (2000, Comedy) Rodney Dangerfield, Andrew Dice Clay. Hawaii Five-0 “Dear Enemy” (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) the ocean since you saw “Jaws,” this (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City (:15) Seinfeld (:45) Seinfeld (:15) “Cool Runnings” ››› (1993) Leon, Doug E. Doug, Malik Yoba. (CC) (:15) “D2: The Mighty Ducks” › (PA) (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie Dr. Wayne Dyer: Inspiration -- Your Ultimate Calling Dr. Wayne Dyer talks about inspiration and motivation. ’ (CC) Perry Mason (CC) might just put your mind at ease and ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ get you out of the kiddie pool. (13) FOX The Simpsons Seinfeld (CC) House “Clueless” (CC) Bones “The Graft in the Girl” (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Yes, Dear (:35) Yes, Dear (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Dr. Phil Plastic surgery. ’ (CC) News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor (CC) Movie: Dodgeball: ATrue Underdog (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Gilmore Girls ’ (CC) Gilmore Girls ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) Story (23) FX (4:00) “Radio” ›› (2003) Cont’d King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Kiss of the Dragon” ›› (2001, Action) Jet Li, Bridget Fonda. Rescue Me “Pieces” (N) 8:15 p.m. on & HBO (25) QVC Philosophy: Beauty NutriSystem Weight Loss Program Around the House Ann King Sterling & 18K Gold Jewelry RLM Studio Men’s Jewelry Collection (26) ANPL The Most Extreme Big cats. (CC) Profiles of Nature (CC) Animal Cops Detroit (CC) The Most Extreme Big cats. (CC) Profiles of Nature (CC) Animal Cops Detroit (CC) Ah, yes, dodgeball. That old elemen- (27) NICK SpongeBob Zoey 101 (CC) Full House (CC) Hi-Jinks (N) (CC) Roseanne (CC) (:35) Roseanne ’ (:10) Roseanne ’ (:45) Roseanne “Let Them Eat Junk” (:20) Roseanne ’ (10:55) Roseanne Roseanne (CC) tary-school phys ed staple. It’s all (28) FAM “Dirty Dancing” ››› (1987, Romance) Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Dukes of Hazzard “The Runaway” Paid Program Paid Program grown up, and if you can get past any (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Xiaolin Showdown Naruto Futurama (CC) Pee-wee Play. Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Inuyasha (N) S-CRY-Ed Big O remaining playground trauma sur- (31) CMTV CMT Music Awards 2006 From Nashville, Tenn. Greatest Moments In the Moment Hee Haw ’ Hee Haw ’ rounding the sport, you’ll enjoy this (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “The Cheetah Girls” ›› (2003, Comedy-Drama) Raven, Lynn Whitfield. (CC) American Drgn American Drgn 2004 comedy. The owner of a small (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) “The World Is Not Enough” ›› (1999, Action) Pierce Brosnan. James Bond must protect a murdered industrialist’s daughter. ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) Blind Date (CC) gym fields a team to take on a rival (38) AMC “Fargo” ››› (1996, Suspense) Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi. “Colors” ››› (1988) Sean Penn. An elite police unit is assigned to control gang violence. “Fargo” ››› (1996, Suspense) Frances McDormand. fitness center — which wants to put (39) TNT Law & Order “American Jihad” ’ Law & Order “True Crime” ’ Law & Order “DR 1-102” ’ Cold Case “Boy in the Box” (CC) The Closer “Critical Missing” (CC) NYPD Blue ’ (CC) him out of business — in a tourna- (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) ment for a cash prize. (43) CNBC Mike on the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch (46) LIFE (5:00) “Tempo” (2003) (CC) Cont’d “Friends ’Til the End” (1997) Shannen Doherty, Jennifer Blanc. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier (CC) Frasier (CC) The Golden Girls The Division Law & Order (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 9 p.m. on % NBC (51) FXSPN PartyPoker.net Aussie Millions Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score An undercover police officer is slain (52) ESPN 2006 World Series of Poker (Taped) 2006 World Series of Poker (Taped) The Contender (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) by a drug dealer after being outed in (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Collateral Damage” › (2002, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Elias Koteas. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone “Symmetry” (CC) Hard Target ›› a newspaper column about her fa- (71) DISC Shark Attack: Predators Perfect Shark Evolution of sharks. (N) Dirty Jobs: Jobs That Bite (N) Dirty Jobs: Jobs That Bite (N) Shark Attack: Predators Perfect Shark Evolution of sharks. ›› ›› ’ ››› ther. Fontana and Green (Dennis Fa- (518) ENC “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” (2005) (:35) “Tango & Cash” (1989) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ (CC) “Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead” (1995) Andy Garcia. ‘R’ Mystery, Alaska (534) STARZ Man of the House “Ice Princess” ›› (2005) Joan Cusack. ’ ‘G’ (CC) (:15) “Christmas With the Kranks” ›› (2004) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Flightplan” ›› (2005) Jodie Foster. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Man of the House rina, Jesse L. Martin) trace the leak to (561) MAX (5:15) “Spanglish” ›› (2004) Adam Sandler. (CC) Cont’d “The Grudge” ›› (2004) Sarah Michelle Gellar. ‘PG-13’ “Beverly Hills Cop” ››› (1984) Eddie Murphy. ‘R’ (CC) MAX on Set “Beverly Hills Cop II” ›› (1987) ‘R’ the chief of staff (guest star Garret (576) SHOW Saved! ›› \ “Open Water” ››› (2003) Blanchard Ryan. ‘R’ (CC) Sexual Healing (iTV) Brotherhood Rose’s house is raided. “Avenging Angelo” › (2002) Sylvester Stallone. ‘R’ (CC) Last Action Hero Dillahunt) of a congressman (guest (591) TMC (5:40) “Mad Love” ›› (1995) Chris O’Donnell. Cont’d (:20) “The Big Easy” ››› (1986) Dennis Quaid. ‘R’ “Donnie Darko” ›› (2001, Fantasy) Jake Gyllenhaal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Survival Island” (2006) Billy Zane. star David Forsyth) known for playing dirty. WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 2, 2006 30 Days 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 (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Rock Star: Supernova (N) ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “The Popular Kids” CSI: NY “All Access” ’ (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show 11 p.m. on 7 FX (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Lost “One of Them” ’ (CC) Primetime “Medical Mysteries” (N) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (N) (:35) The Insider Next time you call tech support or (5) NBC News News America’s Got Talent Contestants perform, hoping to advance. (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order “Kingmaker” ’ (CC) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night customer service, you might be (6) HBO Chicken Run ‘G’ “Racing Stripes” ›› (2005) Bruce Greenwood. ’ ‘PG’ (:15) “Dodgeball: ATrue Underdog Story” ››› (2004) Vince Vaughn. (CC) Deadwood “Leviathan Smiles” (CC) Lucky Louie ’ Entourage (CC) speaking to someone half a world (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Roy Orbison & Friends: A Black and White Night ’ (CC) Moments to Remember: My Music Number 204 Hits of the late 1950s and early ’60s. ’ (CC) Roy Orbison away. Lots of companies are moving (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hawaii Five-0 (CC) Magnum, P.I. “Limbo” (CC) Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park “Pip” Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) not only manufacturing but service (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City (:15) “Unfaithful” ››› (2002) Richard Gere. A housewife has an affair with a charming stranger. Domestic Dstrb functions to countries with cheaper la- (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie Rich Dad’s Guide to Wealth With Robert Kiyosaki (CC) Moments to Remember: My Music Number 204 Hits of the late 1950s and early ’60s. ’ (CC) Perry Mason (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ bor. In this episode of Morgan Spur- (13) FOX The Simpsons Seinfeld (CC) House “Safe” (CC) So You Think You Can Dance (N) News (CC) The Simpsons (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Yes, Dear (:35) Yes, Dear (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Dr. Phil Underprivileged children. ’ News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor “Family Fear Factor” lock’s “walk a mile in their shoes” se- (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Blue Collar TV ’ Blue Collar TV ’ One Tree Hill ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) ries, a man who lost his job to out- (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Boston” Cops ’ (CC) 30 Days “Outsourcing” (N) sourcing visits India to see the impact (25) QVC Judith Ripka Sterling Collection RLM Studio Men’s Jewelry Collection Kitchen Ideas Michael Kors Accessories these imported jobs have had there. (26) ANPL The Crossing (CC) Last Maneater: Killer Tigers of India Animal Cops Detroit (CC) The Crossing (CC) Last Maneater: Killer Tigers of India Animal Cops Detroit (CC) (27) NICK SpongeBob Just for Kicks ’ Full House (CC) Fresh Prince A Different World A Different World A Different World (:45) A Different World ’ (CC) A Different World A Different World A Different World Thursday (28) FAM “Ever After: A Cinderella Story” ››› (1998, Romance) Drew Barrymore, Anjelica Huston. (CC) Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Dukes of Hazzard “Follow That Still” Africa’s Children My Name Is Earl (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Xiaolin Showdown Naruto Futurama (CC) Pee-wee Play. Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Ghost in the Shell S-CRY-Ed Big O (31) CMTV The 2006 Miss America Pageant Las Vegas. Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos 7 p.m. on % NBC (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Beethoven” ›› (1992, Comedy) Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt. ‘PG’ (CC) Life With Derek American Drgn If you get an “Arrested Develop- (36) SPIKE “Lethal Weapon” ››› (1987) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. Premiere. ’ Blade: The Series “Delivery” (N) ’ Blade: The Series “Delivery” (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) ment” vibe off this episode, there’s a (38) AMC “Hard to Kill” ›› (1990, Action) Steven Seagal, Kelly LeBrock. Premiere. Hustle (N) (CC) (:15) “Hard to Kill” ›› (1990, Action) Steven Seagal, Kelly LeBrock. (:15) Hustle (CC) reason: It was written by Brad (39) TNT Without a Trace ’ (CC) Nightmares & Dreamscapes Nightmares & Dreamscapes Saved “Secrets & Lies” (CC) Las Vegas “Urban Legends” (CC) Alias “The Solution” ’ (CC) Copeland, who wrote several “AD” (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) episodes. Earl (Jason Lee) tries to (43) CNBC Fast Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch atone for burning a barn at a camp (46) LIFE (5:00) “The Pilot’s Wife” ›› Cont’d “Vanished” (2006, Suspense) A.J. Cook, Brad Rowe, Carlos Ponce. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier “Juvenilia” Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division for troubled youth — which subse- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto quently rejected Joy’s (Jaime Press- (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score (52) ESPN MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. (Subject to Blackout) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) ly) kids — by building a new pen for (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Who Wants to Be a Superhero? ’ The 4400 (CC) the facility’s pet ostrich. (71) DISC Everything You Need to Know (N) Sharks: Are They Hunting Us? (N) Mythbusters: Jaws Special (N) Mythbusters: Jaws Special (N) Everything You Need to Know Sharks: Are They Hunting Us? The Office (518) ENC “My Cousin Vinny” ››› (1992, Comedy) Joe Pesci. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Die Hard With a Vengeance” ››› (1995) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Playing God” › (1997, Drama) David Duchovny. ’ ‘R’ (CC) ›› ›› › ›› % (534) STARZ (5:00) “Guess Who” (CC) Cont’d (6:50) “Boogeyman” (2005) Barry Watson. ‘PG-13’ (:20) “The Waterboy” (1998) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ “Stealth” (2005) Josh Lucas. Three pilots combat artificial intelligence. 7:30 p.m. on NBC (561) MAX (5:45) “Hide and Seek” ›› (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “Major League II” › (1994) Charlie Sheen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:15) “Major League: Back to the Minors” ›› (1998) Scott Bakula. ‘PG-13’ “Roll Bounce” ›› (2005) Bow Wow. Valentine’s Day brings Michael (576) SHOW (4:55) “Hotel Rwanda” ››› Cont’d Brotherhood Rose’s house is raided. “Fascination” › (2004, Suspense) Jacqueline Bisset. ‘R’ (:45) “Platoon” ›››› (1986, War) Tom Berenger. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Witches-Breast (Steve Carell) down to corporate (591) TMC (:15) “Confessions of an American Girl” › (2002) ’ ‘R’ (:45) “Cool Blue” ›› (1988) Woody Harrelson. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “The Final Cut” ›› (2004) Robin Williams. Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Mean Creek” ››› (2004) ‘R’ (CC) headquarters in New York, where he and boss Jan (Melora Hardin) are THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 3, 2006 both in for a surprise. Back in Scran- 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 ton, the staffers celebrate the holi- (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Big Brother: All-Stars ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Without a Trace “Lost Time” (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show day like grade-schoolers. John (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Primetime (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (N) (:35) The Insider Krasinski, Rainn Wilson and Jenna (5) NBC News News My Name Is Earl The Office (CC) America’s Got Talent ’ (CC) Windfall “The Myth of More” (N) ’ News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night Fischer also star in “Valentine’s (6) HBO “Flight of the Phoenix” ›› (2004) Dennis Quaid. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Surviving Christmas” › (2004) Ben Affleck. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Lucky Louie ’ Lucky Louie ’ Lucky Louie ’ Lucky Louie ’ Cook-Tourgasm ’ ’ Day.” (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Andre Rieu Live From Dublin (CC) Andre Rieu Live From Dublin (CC) Andre Rieu Live From Dublin (CC) (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “The Last of the Finest” ›› (1990, Action) Brian Dennehy, Joe Pantoliano. Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Cheaters (CC) Supernatural (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “The Wedding Planner” ›› (2001, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez. (CC) (:10) “It Takes Two” › (1995, Comedy) Kirstie Alley, Steve Guttenberg. (CC) (:10) “The Wedding Planner” ›› 8 p.m. on / KUWB (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie Dr. Wayne Dyer: The Power of Intention Dr. Wayne Dyer explores the power of intention. ’ (CC) Perry Mason (CC) ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ Sometimes it pays to be afraid of (13) FOX The Simpsons Seinfeld (CC) That ’70s Show That ’70s Show So You Think You Can Dance (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Yes, Dear (:35) Yes, Dear (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) Dr. Phil Learning to fight fair. (CC) News (:35) Friends ’ My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor “Couples” ’ (CC) your own shadow. Sam and Dean (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Cyborg” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Shadow” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) (Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles) (23) FX Married... With Married... With King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” › (1999) Rob Schneider, William Forsythe. Always Sunny Always Sunny are in Chicago investigating a mys- (25) QVC Vicenza Style: Fine Italian Jewelry N.V. Perricone, M.D. Cosmeceuticals cook’s essentials Problem Solvers Oreck. 14K Gold Jewelry terious death when they run into (26) ANPL Massive Nature The confrontation between hunter and prey. (CC) Animal Cops Detroit (CC) Massive Nature The confrontation between hunter and prey. (CC) Animal Cops Detroit (CC) Meg (Nicki Aycox), the demon-allied (27) NICK SpongeBob Romeo! ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince (:45) The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince backpacker Sam met while search- (28) FAM “Big Fat Liar” ›› (2002, Comedy) Frankie Muniz, Paul Giamatti. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Dukes of Hazzard (CC) Paid Program Paid Program ing for his father. They learn that (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Xiaolin Showdown Naruto Futurama (CC) Pee-wee Play. Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Full Metal Alche S-CRY-Ed “Fist” Big O she’s responsible for this latest (31) CMTV Home Videos Home Videos Hee Haw ’ Hee Haw Willie Nelson; Faron Young. Hee Haw ’ “One on One” ›› (1977, Drama) Robby Benson, Annette O’Toole. string of murders, but when they try (33) DISN Even Stevens Lizzie McGuire That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Return to Never Land” ›› (2002, Fantasy) ‘G’ (CC) Emperor New Emperor American Drgn to catch her, she ambushes them (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) UFC Unleashed The Dudesons (N) Raising the Roofs TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Blind Date (CC) Star Trek II with shadow spirits. (38) AMC “Scarface” ›› (1983, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer. ACuban immigrant fights to the top of Miami’s drug trade. “The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre” ›› (1967, Drama) Jason Robards Jr. Scarface ›› (39) TNT Without a Trace “Second Sight” ’ “Out of Time” ›› (2003, Suspense) Denzel Washington, Eva Mendes. (CC) Nightmares & Dreamscapes Nightmares & Dreamscapes “Salem’s Lot” (2004) Rob Lowe. (CC) Without a Trace (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (43) CNBC Town Hall Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch A thrift shop’s camera records a (46) LIFE “The Stranger Beside Me” (1995) “Stranger in My Bed” (2005, Suspense) Jamie Luner, Chris Kramer. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Division woman dropping off the belongings (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto of a college student, Skye Petersen, (51) FXSPN PartyPoker.net Aussie Millions Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score (52) ESPN 2006 World Series of Poker (CC) X Games From Carson, Calif. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) believed murdered by her professor (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Monk A firefighter’s murder. (CC) and lover years ago. And the woman (71) DISC Shark Roulette Attacks. (Part 2 of 2) Shark Rebellion (N) Shark Attack Survivors Shark attacks. Shark Roulette Shark attack facts. Shark Roulette Attacks. (Part 2 of 2) Shark Rebellion on the tape looks remarkably like (518) ENC “Blade: Trinity” ›› (2004, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Jessica Biel. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Road House” ›› (1989, Action) Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Darkness” › (2002) Anna Paquin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Midnight Movies Skye. Jack (Anthony LaPaglia) feels (534) STARZ (5:40) “Lords of Dogtown” ›› (2005) ’ ‘PG-13’ Cont’d “The Incredibles” ››› (2004) Voices of Craig T. Nelson. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Hwd Reporter “Elf” ››› (2003, Comedy) Will Ferrell. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:40) Bewitched a particular urgency about this mys- (561) MAX “Serenity” ››› (2005, Science Fiction) Nathan Fillion. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) The Mushroom (:35) “Independence Day” ››› (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Ocean’s Twelve” ››› (2004) (CC) tery, as he’s the one who got Skye’s (576) SHOW Sky Captain “Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday” › (1993) ‘R’ (CC) “Enduring Love” ›› (2004) Daniel Craig. iTV Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Brotherhood Rose’s house is raided. “Who’s Your Daddy?” (2003) ‘R’ (CC) professor (Justin Kirk) to confess. (591) TMC (5:50) “Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London” Cont’d (:35) “Without a Paddle” ›› (2004) Seth Green. ‘PG-13’ (:15) “Hard Rain” › (1998, Action) Morgan Freeman. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Bloodfist” › (1989, Adventure) ‘R’ TUESDAY August 1, 2006 B7

Fight continued from page B1 two daughters and a son. His wife, a demure April Wagner, was in attendance and cheered him on. “I’ve never seen him get his butt kicked but I’ve seen him get knocked out,” April said. About getting her son involved in the league, April laughed and said, “We’re hoping [six-year-old Nathaniel] will be a tough guy. Tommy’s thinking of getting him in training as soon as he’s ready. But we’re thinking it’ll be our [four-year-old] daughter [Taisha]. She’s the feisty one.” Wagner fought Dan Berry in the main event of the night. One side of the packed crowd was stacked with fans cheering “Tommy” while the other side chided “Berry.” Despite being held to the mat for most of the match, Wagner pressed Berry to the mat in the second round, somehow pulled Berry’s arms above his head and punched under his arm pit to connect with devasting blows to the face that left his opponent bloody and in defeat. Wagner climbed the fence and straddled one of the eight walls as fans cheered for his dramatic victory. The Tommy Gun cheering section went mad. “Total Car Care, baby!” Wagner yelped, giving a shout-out to his sponsor, Jim Hamlin, who pays his fees for the fighting events. Hamlin earlier in the night had called Wagner a “fighter-suvivor.” As if growing out of a vigor- ous and violent gangster youth to photography / Jesse Fruhwirth Corner coach Camrann Pacheco (right) cheers on his fighter, Zachary Anderson (top), as he wrestles Sergio Lopez to the mat. become a family man weren’t back- story enough, the Wagner drama April’s spirits seemed very high, “good but not good enough,” a recently defeated, now bleeding Luckily that battle was defused Television and channels in Canada grows deeper. In his post-match despite her recent diagnosis. middle-aged woman, presumably son. without a battle. and the United Kingdom as well interview from inside the octago- All the talk of mushy love and Berry’s mother, approached the Tommy Gun responded with Portions of the proceeds of the as on the Internet on YouTube and nal ring, Wagner spoke of his wife. sentimentalism was paired with a ring and started shouting at the something indecipherable, further $15 tickets benefitted the Children’s GoogleVideo. Episodes are also “I love her a lot and she was decent amount of talkin’ smack, camera. angering the woman. Justic Center. diagnosed with cancer last week,” but not from the sources one might “He’s not just good, he’s the “That’s my boy and he is the The fights are taped and broad- available “On Demand” to Comcast he told the crowd and the future expect. best!” the woman shouted, with best!” she said with a sneer in cast on KJZZ (3:30 a.m. Monday Cable Subscribers. television audience. After being told that he’d done anger and frustration, about her Tommy Gun’s direction. morning), Mav TV, Park City e-mail: [email protected]

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All you do Tooele City has an opening for a crossing guard at OVERLAKE is call the Transcript Paid training is provid- WAGSTAFF CON- 288-2484. Walgreens is an equal opportunity 5 YEARS Experience ed. For application and STRUCTION now hiring Elementary. This part-time position is perfect for someone who employer and welcomes individuals of diverse Bulletin at 882-0050 for is interested in working a little during school hours. pharmacy tech, li- all the details. (Mention free goverment job in- framing laborers talents and backgrounds. Walgreens promotes censed, full time, great UCAN) formation, call American (801)557-4047 Salary $8.71 with consideration to $9.06 after six months. and supports a drug-free workplace. benefits, top pay $17/hr. Association. of Labor 1- Prorated holiday, sick, and annual leave are included. Hours Pay negotiable for less CAREER OPPORTUNI- 913-599-7976, 24 hrs. WANTED MEDICAL Re- emp. serv. ceptionist part time eve- follow the school schedule and are generally: 8-9; 11:30-12:30; experience. Apply in TY Start Part-time or and 3:15-4:15. Wednesday follows half day schedule. person, 30 West 1st Full-time! Primerica Fi- nings and weekends South. Ask for Phoebe. nancial Services Part of LABORER NEEDED, for Fax resume to 833- We are also accepting applications for substitute crossing guards the Largest company in lawn care company 18 9223 to work at various schools throughout the season. the financial services in- and older 849-2858 www.walgreens.jobs dustry! Call Erik or Guy ask for Billy. WANTED: LABORERS 866-212-6660 call Tony 840-0214 - TO APPLY - LANDSCAPE LA- 840-4338 BORERS needed, pay To be considered, return a completed Tooele City Application CARPENTER ROUGH to the Tooele City HR Office, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074. framing, residential, ex- depending on experi- WE HAVE Jobs! Life is cellent pay for good ence. Valid drivers li- too short to not like your We will fill this position as soon as possible IMMEDIATE OPENINGS work. Call 843-1383 cense required. job! We filled 124 jobs so apply now for best consideration. leave message (435)843-7105 last week. We have 10- 12 hour shifts in the fol- ADA/EEO Employer CLOTHESLINE EX- LOCAL PDL Company lowing areas: •Shipping Pre-employment and random drug screening required PRESS Cleaners is seeking part time em- •Warehouse •Packag- at the Wal-Mart now hiring temporary ployee must have Diplo- ing Earn up to positions, will train, AM ma or GED Be fun, flex- $12.00/hr, benefits Chief Financial Officer hours, M-F, $7/hr. Apply ible, and dependable available! Call Express in person 134 W 1180 Please fax resume to Personnel 801-255- Tooele Federal Credit Union, located Distribution N, Tooele. 435-882-8540 1441 Or apply on-line: in Tooele, Utah, is seeking a Chief www.ExpressPersonnel. Financial Officer. TFCU, with over CONSTRUCTION HELP LOVE BOOKS? NEED com (Salt Lake City $200 million in assets, has a Assitant to Supervisor, professional for sales Southwest office) Jobs! community charter, strong financial opportunity. Home of- Clean up, skid steer, or- position, would like to invite qualified Center in Grantsville! ganizational skills re- fice required. www.sell WORK CLOSE to home! We Offer: applicants to consider this dynamic quired, fast advance- toschools.com (ucan) Top wages/ great bene- • Competitive Salary fits. Apprentices/ Jour- financial leadership opportunity. ment for right person. MEDICAL ASSITANT Reporting directly to the CEO, this Part-Time Schedules Available Start $10/ hour. Call neymen. Commercial • Excellent Work position, 35hrs per work. Call 801-294- Environment position will be responsible for the (801)557-4047 (Back- week, experienced, pro- ground Check) 4340 or fax 801-397- • Close Convenient management of the credit union’s fessional, great with 1455. accounting, finance, and investment children, multi-task. Fax Locations CONSTRUCTION, Business activities, including asset liability $11.90/hr to start for T-F Framing, residential and resume 882-2284 or • 401(k) management, budgeting, and risk bring to 196 E 2000 N small commercial. Good Opportunities • Health Insurance management. The CFO will work pay. Steady job. Call Suite 110. Ask for Laura. A CASH COW! 90 Vend- closely with CEO and other senior Dan (435)830-3335 • Life & Disability management staff to develop strategic $13.25/hr to start for S,S,M ing Machine Units/30 Insurance DAY CARE Center look- MEDICAL ASSITANT/ Locations. Entire busi- growth initiatives supporting overall $3.00/hr raise within 2 1⁄2 years ing for reliable person patient care, no experi- ness - $10,970. Local • Paid Vacations performance goals and objectives set who is seeking a teach- ence necessary. Must Utah Company. Hurry! • Paid Holidays by a progressive Board of Directors. ing career 882-4038 be very outgoing, & en- Call 1-801-593-0084. Candidates should have the proven Material Handling Positions joy children. Computer (ucan) Qualified applicants must capability to develop staff in a DRIVER CDL TRAIN- skills helpful. Fax re- submit a resume with salary supportive and mentoring style. Must Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously ING, $0 down, financing sume to 882-2680 ALL CASH CANDY history to: be a strong communicator with the by Central Refrigerated. Route. Do you earn Tooele Federal Credit Union NANNY NEEDED for 3 $800 in a day? Your ability to assume a leadership role in Drive for Central and HR Department this highly dedicated, service oriented earn up to $40K+ 1st cute kids in Stansbury own local candy route. PO Box 720 To apply, please visit our Distribution Park for Fridays & Sat- Includes 30 machines Tooele, Utah 84074 organization and be prepared to take it year! 1-800-727-5865 to the next level. Candidates must Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. extension 447 urdays, and possible and candy. All for Fax: 435-833-9993 www.centraldrivingjobs. other days. Call $9,995. 1-888-745-3353 e-mail: have a Bachelor’s degree in business, net (ucan) (801)347-3437 (ucan) [email protected] finance, accounting, or related field, plus a minimum of five years Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete NOW HIRING laborers Tooele Federal Credit Union progressive management experience. for landscaping. Wages Place Classified Ad Online! is an equal opportunity Subscribe Today employer. Background and MBA and/or CPA a plus and highly the Application Process. 882-0050 based on experience. www.tooeletranscript.com Call 830-1267. drug screening required. desired. B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 1, 2006

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Many makes and Mod- obo. (435)840-8790 Dodge shortbed. 11mo pets, $550/mo, close to schools, 3bdrm, 2bth Modular LARGE 1 bedroom base- 125,000 Call Steve 882-5033 els Available Now, For old, New: $600, sell $300/dep. 882-7163 884-3347 churches and shopping. w/Carport. Valerie Wim- Listings Call 800-366- 1977 4x4 1/2 ton GMC ment apartment for rent, $350 obo. 882-0090 $156,800. (435)840- LAKEFRONT HOME mer. RE/MAX Platinum. 9813 x 9972 Runs Great Newer En- GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM all utilities paid, washer, 4161 Stansbury Park 6032 N. 435-849-2312. Under gine Needs Throttle apartment, $550/mo, dryer, fridge included, Apartments for Bayshore Dr. 4 bed- Construction. Bearing $800 Call 882- $300/dep; 2bdrm mo- $450 month. 882-7847 Rent FFOROR SSALE!ALE! FSBO RAMBLER 3bdrm, room 3.5 bath. 2005. DO YOU want a car 2545 bile home, $500/mo, 2bth, hot tub, 100% fin- Old Baltimore Brick. Mobile Homes ready for the classic car $450/mo 3bdrm 2bth in $300/dep. 849-2471 LEASE TO Own 3bdrm ished basement, fully 3320' with Basement. shows? 1969 Rambler 1991 CHEVY Pickup, Tooele also 2bdrm 884-0113 882-1969 2bth great neighbor- fenced front and back. Fireplace. Gorgeous new paint and uphols- 454, 1 ton, extended 1bth In Tooele If no an- hood $3000 down $50,000 DOUBLE wide $144,000. 830-7875 Lake in backyard. tery 39,000 miles 882- cab, dually, runs great, swer leave message HOUSEMATE needed to $1000/mo call Erik 801- on its own large lot. $1350/mo. +$1350 Se- 4258 $3000 obo. Call 843-5058 share 2bdrm, 2bth 358-7843 FSBO RAMBLER, Fenced yard. Nice view. Sell Your Home Here for curity. (480)252-3136. (435)830-3480 house. Clean, quiet 4bdrm, 2bth w/office & NEWER CLEAN 3bdrm Quiet street. 843-1807 SELL YOUR CAR or $99 Deposit! 1bdrm neighborhood, large family room, 2 car garage A/C Close $ 80* LAKEPOINT 7217 Foot- (needs to be cash.) boat in the classifieds. FORD F250 for sale runs $400 Electricity in- $400/mo. (507)412- .33acre, fenced, sprin- to Schools and shop- hill Drive, 2bdrm, 2bth Call 882-0050 good $2500 OBO Call cluded. 2bdrm $500 all 1017 ea. kler system, central air, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ping $900/mo Amber 6 on 2.8 acres, brick ram- 241-0576 utilities included. $195,900. 882-3152 home for rent, no smok- Move in now! No Rent LOW RENT Remodels: 801-815-9564 Available Call 882-0050 bler, beautiful views, water well. Seller agent, ing/ pets. 882-1550 for July 435-224-2163 Studio, 1 and 2 bed- Now FSBO: TOOELE beauti- *Based on 13 issue contract. $250,000. Call room apartments. New ful 4bdrm home, stucco, Lots & Land ROOMMATE WANTED (801)502-6298 1BDRM APARTMENT carpet, tile and paint. central air, custom in new home, no pets, #1, $425/mo, $200/dep. New management with 3BDRM 2BTH Home For deck, landscaped, no smoking, $400. Will- NICE CLEAN home, new 360 North 2nd West, great tenants. Seniors Sale! Only $24,000! sprinklers, alarm, many PRICE REDUCTION on ing to negotiate, must carpet, new roof, Tooele. 884-0826 welcome. 843-0917 Bank Foreclosures more upgrades, Magna lot, now $35,000 The Kirk pay share of utilites. Available Now, For List- 2bdrm, 1bth, dining 1BDRM DUPLEX util- $189,900. 882-3382 or .20acre, 3162 S 9100 Quiet, Quality apartments in a Call 850-9235 ings Call 800-366-9783 area. $93,500. restored historic structure ities and laundry in- NEW 3bdrm, 2bth town- 840-1333 W. Call (801)599-1823 homes, 2 car garage, x 5153 (801)539-8193 cluded, on 1/3 acre, NEED CASH? Foreclo- ac, enclosed yard, STANSBURY 4bdrm STANSBURY BEAUTI- STOCKTON BUILDING The Best Places at the Best Prices references required. sure solutions! Refi- hookups, starting at 3bth, garage, family FUL 5brdm 3.5bth on lots. 12000- 16000ft. $550/mo. 840-0755 nance. Many flexible Completely Furnished $399. 882-4004 room, w/d included, 3BDRM, 2BTH, double .31 acres 2900 sqft Newly constructed loan programs availa- $1095/mo garage, unbeatable RV parking Basket- roads. Beautiful lake/ Weekly & Monthly Rates ble. Want to sell? We NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, 166 N Crystal Bay Dr. view of golf course, ball Court hardwood mountain views. Great Beautiful will purchase your 2bdrm, kitchenette Davidson Realty mountain views! New floors work out/office for manufactured or 1 & 2 bedroom home, cash. 800-977- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 available. Monthly, (801)466-5078 paint, carpet. (801)918- alarm system etc. custom built homes. apartments!! 3008 www.bestreo- weekly & daily specials. 6182 (801)918-3735 Asking price $314,900 882-7094 (801)860- STANSBURY PARK, home.com Completely Remodeled HBO, cable. Call 882- 801-673-4370 435- 5696 3235. or 882-7008. 585 3bdrm, 2bth, double ga- 843-5216 NEW fridge, stove, rage, new paint, newer dishwasher, cabinets, Canyon Rd, Tooele. Valley View Motel. home, ac, sprinkling carpet, Absolutely system, refrigertor, mi- Gorgeous! The best SHARE HOME, full ac- crowave, dishwasher, value in ALL of Tooele. cess w/private bath- outside pet okay. Listings Needed! Non-Smokers Only! room, bedroom $975/mo. 801-842-9631 w/queen bed, washer (801) 318-4997 dryer, ent cntr. No hid- STANSBURY, 3 & 4 and 5brdm homes, $1000- I Make Buying Easy 260 North 100 East, Tooele den expense. No pets. LDS standards. Male $1300/mo. 843-9883 only. $375 840-2011 2 AND 3bdrm apart- STANSBURY, NEWLY 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville N ow Renting ments behind Super SLEEPING ROOMS remodeled, fabulous Wal-Mart. On select Incredible country living in this available, $70 per and roomy 4bdrm, 2bth MOVE IN SPECIALS units $99 moves you week, $10 key deposit, Family room, gas fire- beautifully modern 2000 Rambler in. Some apartments Exclusively for Seniors first and last week- total place, central air, patio, includes all utilities. with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master $150 to move in. 46 N unique floorplan, fully Swimming pool, hot Pet Friendly Broadway. 882-7605 landscaped, sprinkling Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, tub, exercise room, system, hardwood Call for details. playground, full club- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 2bth, floors, cable ready, 2 2 FullD Baths and area in pp $$ D house. 843-4400 Country Cove condo, car garage. No smok- 2295,00095,000 basement for 5 more bedrooms, ing/ pets. $1200/mo. L (435)843-0717 washer dryer included, L 2 UNITS, 2bdrm, 1bth, ac, $750/mo 801-835-5592 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots one unit rent includes 107 W 600 N #103 O all utilities. $650/mo, TOOELE, 3 or 4bdrm, O of possibilities. 137 W 600 N #307 (801)563-0656 Davidson Realty fenced front- back, SSOLDS (801)466-5078 deck, 2 sheds, double 2BDRM 1BTH washer/ garage, RV parking, 2 SELL YOUR dryer in unit, great loca- Homes for Rent family rooms, formal liv- tion, $525/mo, ing, new paint, $500/dep. Jim 850- $1050/mo. 801-842- HOME HERE 2374 $$WHY RENT when 9631 2BDRM DUPLEX, you can buy? 0 down large kitchen, walk in TWO 5bdrm, 2bth homes programs, not perfect in Tooele, swamp cool- closet, washer and credit. First time buy- dryer hookups, central ers, partially landscap- ers, Single parent pro- ed, great neighbor- air, $500 month. grams. Call for de- 833-9718, 830-6123. hoods! Wonderful back- tails. Berna or Chris yards, great play area Beautiful six bedroom home in 435-840-5029 Group for kids. No smoking, no Grantsville. 3.5 bathrooms, 3600 2BDRM DUPLEX, Re- 1 Real Estate pets, Split Entry: modeeled A/C, w/d $1200/mo; Rambler: square feet, 100% finished 1000SQFT 2BDRM, 1bth hookups $595/mo $1300/mo. 801-835- on 1/2 acre lot, partially basement. 316 W. Apple Street 882-0366, 830-2665 5592 fenced, w/d hookups. $275,000 New fridge New bath- Lease Two homes on a .43 Acre room vanity some new Main Street Lot, Ideal Call Dan Haskell with Remax Platinum at carpet and flooring, (435)830-8776 swamp cooler. 860 S Location for residential living Coleman St. $700 per LEASE OPTION & business. Zoned Multi-Use month, $400 deposit. Beatifully remod- with great renatl potential. Available Now Call eled house, new $$2225,00025,000 Carol Royal’s Back to doing loans! Dave anytime on week- bathroom, maple ends, after 5:00pm kitchen. Low down weekdays (801)557- payment. 7.5% Greateat IInvestnvestmentent Deseret Peak Mortgage welcomes 7713. Carol Royal who brings 32 years interest. No credit of lending experience!! checks. 1 bedroom Duplex Owner/Agent Ben If your looking for a home loan, FOR RENT 801-680-4440 SELL YOUR Purchase, Refi nance, or even Large yard, plenty Construction - give her a call! of parking. HOME HERE $450 per month. 435-833-0740 Offi ce Call Ben Homes 801-680-4440 435-830-5687 Cell $$$SAVE MONEY Find HUD & Bank owned homes at: www.tooelebankowned homes.com or call for a list Berna or Chris 2 BEDROOM homes. 435-840-5029, Group Rent to own for monthly 1 Real Estate payments starting at Tooele 833-0740 • 800-453-9606 $500. Call (435)224- 2BDRM 2BTH, all appli- Professional Agent • Executive Club www.deseretpeakmtg.com 4804 ances, $114,000. Call Cell Matt 224-4854 134 West 1180 North, Suite 8, Tooele 840- 0344 TUESDAY August 1, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous WANTED ONE or two meeting on Thursday, Management Code hazardous waste man- bank official check (credit should contact a Lawyer. 17A, Chapter 2, Part 13, FOR SUCH WRIT OF the proposed adoption of shares Pine Canyon August 10, 2006 in the AGENDA: 7:00 p.m. agement company. The union official checks are On August 22, 2006, at Utah Code Annotated, REVIEW WITHIN THE this chapter and recom- Culinary 843-7889 Grantsville City Hall 1. Approval of Minutes. facility operates under a not accepted) or U.S. 4:30 P.M., James H. 1953, as amended, and PRESCRIBED TIME mend passage of this or- Council Chambers at 2. Jason Burningham- Resource Conservation Postal money order pay- Woodall, as duly appoint- Article XI, Section 7 of SHALL FORECLOSE dinance. WANTED TOOELE Val- 429 E. Main Street in Consideration of Con- and Recovery Act able to Lundberg & As- ed Trustee under a Deed the Constitution of Utah, ALL OWNERS OF SECTION II - SEC- ley water rights. Top Grantsville, Utah, which tract. (RCRA) permit issued sociates. Cash pay- of Trust recorded Sep- the District may annually PROPERTY WITHIN TIONS AMENDED. dollar paid. (801)791- meeting shall begin 3. Stantec Consulting – May 8, 2000. ments are not accepted. tember 7, 2005, as In- impose fees and charges THE DISTRICT SO ES- Chapter 4, Sections 4-3 3676 promptly at 7:00 P.M. Amended Plat for Ander- Clean Harbors Aragonite A trustee’s deed will be strument No. 246457 of to pay for all or a part of TABLISHED FROM THE and 4-20 of the Tooele The agenda shall be as son Ranch Phase II is requesting a Tempora- delivered to the success- the official records in the the services to be provid- RIGHT FURTHER TO County Land Use Ordi- WANTED: WATER rights follows: 4. Consideration of con- ry Authorization and ful bidder within three office of the County reed by the District. It may OBJECT THERETO. nance are hereby or irrigation shares in 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC tract approval for Plan Class II Permit Modifica- business days after recorder of Tooele County, also annually levy taxes Adopted by the Board amended to read as at- Tooele Valley. Call HEARINGS TO BE Check and Building in- tion that would allow the ceipt of the amount bid. State of Utah executed upon all taxable property of Commissioners of tached hereto, which at- Ross at 801-642-0119 HELD ON THE FOL- spector services. Build- facility to replace the DATED: July 25, 2006. by KELLY C. PORTER, within the District to pro- Tooele County, this Ju- tachments are, by this LOWING ITEMS: ing inspector issues- seven consecutive daily Scott Lundberg, Trust- A SINGLE MAN WILL vide the proposed serv- ly 18, 2006. reference, made a part Office Space a. Proposed minor subdi- 5. Consideration of Ordi- samples required follow- ee SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- ices, and may issue (SEAL) hereof. vision for Amber Clark & nances: ing a residue failure with 3269 South Main, #100 TION TO HIGHEST BID- bonds for the acquisition By: Dennis Rockwell SECTION III - REPEAL- OFFICE/ BUSINESS Alisha Wadsworth on a. Chapter 21-Land Use a weekly composite anal- Salt Lake City, UT DER, PAYABLE IN and/or construction of fa- County Commissioner ER. Ordinances and res- space, utilities and high land they own located at Management Code ysis. 84115 LAWFUL MONEY OF cilities or systems to pro- ATTEST: olutions in conflict here- speed internet included, approximately 100 N. 6. Consideration of New Detailed information (801) 263-3400 THE UNITED STATES vide said services, pro- By: Dennis Ewing with are hereby repealed 272 North Broadway. 800 E. to divide the land Business licenses about the temporary au- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. AT THE TIME OF SALE. vided, however, that said County Clerk to the extent of such con- (435)882-4949 from one lot into two. 7. Approval of Bills. thorization request is – 5:00 p.m. SUCCESSFUL BID- levy to provide said serv- (Published in the Tran- flict. b. Proposed amendment 8. Council Information available for public re- L&A Case No. 06-56191 DERS MUST TENDER A ices or to repay said script Bulletin July 25, SECTION IV - EFFEC- Buildings to Industrial Park Lot 6 to updates. view at the Clean Har- HN DEPOSIT OF $5,000 IN bonds, must be author- August 1 & 8, 2006) TIVE DATE. This ordi- create two lots from one 9. Adjourn bors, Aragonite facility, THIS COMMUNICATION CERTIFIED FUNDS TO ized and approved by a nance shall become ef- 11600 North Aptus IS AN ATTEMPT TO majority of the qualified NOTICE OF PUBLIC for Randy Hunt. Wendy Palmer THE TRUSTEE AT THE HEARING ON PETI- fective 15 days after its BUILDING MATERIALS: Road, Aragonite, Utah; COLLECT A DEBT, AND electors of the District at c. Proposed General City Recorder TIME OF SALE, WITH TION TO VACATE A passage provided it has METAL buildings, mini or the UDSHW, Utah De- ANY INFORMATION an election for that pur- Plan amendment for In compliance with the THE BALANCE DUE BY TOWN STREET been published, or at storage systems, roof partment of Environmen- OBTAINED WILL BE pose. Grantsville Development American with Disability NOON THE FOLLOW- Pursuant to Section 10- such publication date if and wall panels, metal tal Quality, 288 North USED FOR THAT PUR- PUBLIC HEARING ON L.L.C. and Joe Cange for Act, Grantsville City will ING BUSINESS DAY, 9a-609.5 of the Utah more than 15 days after building components. 1460 West, Salt Lake POSE. PROPOSED ESTAB- 3.01 acres of land they accommodate reasona- AT THE OFFICE OF Code, notice is hereby passage. Utah Manufacture 20 City, Utah. Direct ques- (Published in the Tran- LISHMENT OF SPE- own located on the Mor- ble requests to assist the THE TRUSTEE AT THE given that the Town IN WITNESS WHEREOF years plus. Top quality tions to Chris Lilley at script Bulletin July 25, CIAL SERVICE DIS- mon Trail approximately disabled to participate in WEST MAIN EN- Council and the Mayor of the Tooele County Com- low prices. Weekly De- Clean Harbors Aragon- August 1 & 8, 2006) TRICT 600 South to go from an meetings. Request for TRANCE, NORTH the Town of Rush Valley, mission, which is the leg- livery. 1-800-262-5347. “Rural Residential – 1” assistance may be made ite, L.L.C. (801) 323- STEPS OF THE The Board of County islative body of Tooele cobuildings@cobuildings. 8138; or Boyd Swenson NOTICE OF TRUST- Commissioners will hold will hold a public hearing designation to an “Indus- by calling City Hall at TOOELE COUNTY DIS- on August 23, 2006 at County, passed, ap- net (ucan) trial” designation for the least 3 days in advance at UDSHW (801) 538- EE'S SALE TRICT COURT, 47 a public hearing on the proved and enacted this 6170. The Aragonite fa- The following described establishment of the Dis- 7:00 p.m. at the Rush purpose of a storage unit of the meeting that will SOUTH MAIN STREET, Valley Town Hall, Rush ordinance this 25th day If you build, remodel or project. be attended by calling cility compliance history property will be sold at TOOELE, UTAH all right, trict and the furnishing of of July 2006. remove buildings you during the life of the per- public auction to the water and sewer serv- Valley Utah, upon a Peti- FOLLOWING PUBLIC 884-3411 title and interest con- tion filed by Chad Hunt to ATTEST: can place your classi- HEARINGS THE MEET- (Published in the Tran- mit is available from highest bidder at the veyed to and now held ices therein at 3:00 p.m. TOOELE COUNTY fied ad in 45 of Utah's UDSHW. West Main Entrance, on Tuesday, August 22, vacate a portion of a ING OFFICIALLY script Bulletin August 1, by it under said Deed of platted but undeveloped COMMISSION: newspapers for only CALLED TO ORDER BY 2006) A 60-day public com- North Steps, Tooele Trust in the property situ- 2006. Any interested per- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk $155. for 25 words ($5. ment period on the per- County Courthouse, 47 son may protest the es- or used Town Street that CHAIRMAN GARY ated in said County and runs through Sager’s Dennis Rockwell, for each additional PINKHAM. PUBLIC NOTICE mit modification begins South Main Street, State described as: LOT tablishment of the District Chairman word). You will reach up NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- August 1, 2006, and runs Tooele, Utah, on August or the furnishing of serv- Livestock property. The 1. Consideration of a 350A, SHETLAND AND street is identified as 5th (SEAL) to 340,000 households Sportsmans Permit for EN THAT the Tooele through September 29, 24, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of MEADOWS NO. 3 SUB- ices therein either orally Commissioner Rock- and all you do is call the City Planning Commis- 2006. Comments may said day, for the purpose at the hearing or in writ- North Street and which Michael Gunn for the DIVISION, ACCORDING runs east from Main well voted aye Transcript Bulletin at keeping of up to five (5) sion will meet in a public be submitted to Mr. Den- of foreclosing a trust TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT ing, at or at any time pri- Commissioner Law- 882-0050 for all the de- hearing and Business nis Downs, UDSHW, deed originally executed or to the hearing, or with- Street. The legal de- dogs on property located THEREOF ON FILE scription of the street that rence voted aye tails. (Mention UCAN at 585 Old Lincoln Hwy. meeting scheduled for Utah Department of En- on January 4, 2005 by AND OF RECORD IN in 15 days of the conclu- Commissioner John- Classified Network) Wednesday, August 23, vironmental Quality, 288 Michael D. Drewery, as sion of the hearing. Writ- is proposed to be vacat- 2. Consideration of pro- THE TOOELE COUNTY ed is identified as fol- son voted aye posed minor subdivision 2006 in the hour of 7:00 North 1460 West, P.O. trustor, in favor of Mort- RECORDER’S OFFICE ten protests must be filed APPROVED AS TO STEEL BUILDINGS. lows: for Amber Clark & Alisha PM. The meeting will be Box 144880, Salt Lake gage Electronic Registra- The street address and with the County Clerk, FORM: FACTORY Deals. Save That portion of 5th North Wadsworth for land lo- held at Tooele City Hall City, Utah 84114-4880. tion Systems, Inc., as other common designa- and may be withdrawn Douglas J. Ahlstrom $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x Street abutting the north cated at approximately in the City Council (Published in the Tran- nominee for Axiom Fi- tion of the real property by the protestant within Tooele County Attor- 200í. Example: 50 x line of Lots 5 and 6 of B- 100 N. 800 E. to divide Chambers, located at 90 script Bulletin August 1, nancial Incorporated, its described above is pur- 30 days after the conclu- ney 100 x 12í = 3 and that portion ex- the land in two. N Main Street, Tooele, 2006) successors and assigns, ported to be: 744 North sion of the hearing. (Published in the Tran- $3.60/square foot. 1- tending westerly to the 3. Consideration of In- Utah. covering the following re- 170 West Tooele, Utah Any protest signed on script Bulletin August 1, 800-658-2885. www. east line of Main Street dustrial Park Amendment Public Hearing to amend Public Notices al property purported to 84074 The undersigned behalf of a corporation 2006) rigidbuilding.com (ucan) West Point Meadows be located in Tooele owning property in the as shown on the Amend- to Lot 6 for Randy Hunt Trustee's Sales Trustee disclaims any li- ed plat of St. John Subdi- dividing the lot into two Condominiums phase 2. County at 420 South 380 ability for any incorrect- District shall be sufficient ORDINANCE 2006-21 STEEL BUILDINGS: For This subdivision contains West, Tooele, UT 84074 vision, recorded in Book AN ORDINANCE only 25X30, 30X40, separate parcels. ness of the street ad- if it is signed by the pres- 3.63 acres, 64 units lo- NOTICE OF TRUST- (the undersigned dis- ident, vice president, or 163 at page 705 of the ADOPTING CHAPTER 45X80, 80X150, must 4. Consideration of a EE'S SALE dress and other common Tooele County records, General Plan amend- cated at 680 West 600 claims liability for any er- designation, if any, any duly authorized 19, TOOELE COUNTY move now for balance North. Amended plat to The following described ror in the address), and located in the Southwest RESOURCE MANAGE- owed. 1-800-321-0174 ment for Grantsville De- shown herein. Said sale agent of the corporation. correct building elevation property will be sold at more particularly descri- Where title to any prop- Quarter of Section 19, MENT PLAN, OF THE extension 50. (ucan) velopment L.L.C. for 3.01 public auction to the will be made without cov- Township 5 South, acres at approximately changes since final plat bed as: enant or warranty, ex- erty is held in the name TOOELE COUNTY approval. highest bidder at the Lot 16, PIONEER SUB- of more than one person, Range 5 West, Salt Lake GENERAL PLAN Financial 600 S. Mormon Trail to West Main Entrance, press or implied, regard- Base and Meridian, more go from “Rural Residen- Pursuant to the Ameri- DIVISION ADDITION ing title, possession, con- all of the persons holding NOW, THEREFORE, BE Services cans with Disabilities Act, North Steps, Tooele NO. 3, according to the title to the property must particularly described as IT ORDAINED BY THE tial – 1” designation to an County Courthouse, 47 dition, or encumbrances, follows: $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE “Industrial” for the pur- individuals needing spe- official plat thereof. including fees, charges, join in the signing of the LEGISLATIVE BODY cial accommodation dur- South Main Street, Together with all the im- protest. Beginning at a point on OF TOOELE COUNTY, CASH for structured pose of doing a storage Tooele, Utah, on August and expenses of the the east line of Main settlements, annuities, unit project. ing this meeting should provements now or here- Trustee and of the trusts At said public hearing, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: notify Rachelle Custer, 24, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of after erected on the the Board of County Street as depicted on SECTION I - PURPOSE. law suit, mortgage 5. Consideration of an said day, for the purpose created by said Deed of said Amended Plat of St. notes & cash flows. J.G. amendment to C.U.P. # Tooele City Planner prior property, and all ease- Trust, to pay the remain- Commissioners will give This ordinance seeks to to the meeting at (435) of foreclosing a trust ments, appurtenances, full consideration to all John Subdivision, said adopt a resource man- Wentworth #1 1-800- 05-051-727 for Cingular deed originally executed ing principle sums of the point being North 794-7310 (ucan) Wireless co-location ap- 843-2130 or TDD (435) and fixtures now or here- note(s) secured by said protests which shall have agement plan for the pur- 843-2180. on August 17, 2005 by after a part of the proper- been filed and will hear 80E57"20" East 66.00 pose of preserving and proval on T-Mobile Tow- Robert E. DeLaney and Deed of Trust. The cur- feet and North 08E43'40" FACING FORECLO- (Published in the Tran- ty. and consider all interest- enhancing environmental er at 300 S. West Street. Jennifer D. DeLaney, as rent beneficiary of the West 544.50 feet along SURE? Distressed? script Bulletin August 1, The current beneficiary ed persons desiring to be quality in the county to 6. Discussion on animal trustors, in favor of Spec- Trust Deed as of the said east line from the in- Overwhelmed by bill 8, 15 & 22, 2006) of the trust deed is Wells heard. The Board may enhance the communi- rights on parcel behind trum Funding Corpora- date of this notice is tersection of Main and collectors? We can Fargo Bank, N.A. and continue the hearing to ty’s quality of life. In or- 131 Willow St for Ken PUBLIC NOTICE OF tion, covering the follow- WELLS FARGO BANK, 4th North Streets and help. Ask for Sue. 1- the record owner of the another date and time if der for local objectives Wynia. (Amendment) MEETING AND AGEN- ing real property purport- N.A, F/K/A WELLS FAR- running thence along the 435-640-6447 or property as of the record- necessary. After conclu- and desires to be appro- 7. Report from the Coun- DA ed to be located in GO HOME MORTGAGE. extension of said east (801)792-1754 cil Liaison Member Todd ing of the notice of de- The record owner of the sion of the hearing, and priately considered in Tooele County Plan- Tooele County at 298 fault is Michael D. Drew- after the time for filing line North 08E43'40" Federal decision making Castagno. ning Commission East Legrand Drive, property as of the record- West 99.00 feet to the FINANCING AVAILABLE 8. Approval of minutes of ery. ing of the Notice of De- protests has expired, the processes, the county’s for home purchases, The Tooele County Plan- Grantsville, UT 84029 The sale is subject to Board shall adopt a reso- north line of 5th North general plan must be the last meeting. ning Commission will (the undersigned dis- fault is/are KELLY C. Street; thence along said debt consolidation or re- 9. Open discussion. bankruptcy filing, payoff, PORTER Dated: July 14, lution either establishing very specific and articu- financing, Salt Lake hold a meeting on Au- claims liability for any er- reinstatement or any oth- the Deseret Peak Spe- north line North late in addressing the is- 10. Adjourn. gust 2, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. ror in the address), and 2006 80E57'20" East 1863.84 based company w/local Shauna Kertamus er circumstance that James H. Woodall cial Service District or sues that are pertinent to representative. Please in the Auditorium at the more particularly descri- would affect the validity determining that the es- feet; thence South Federal land agency Zoning Administrator Tooele County Court- bed as: 10653 River Front Park- 08E43'40" East 99.00 call Nathan Young All interested persons of the sale. If any such way, Ste 290 South Jor- tablishment of the District planning and decision (801)859-2466 nathan house, 47 South Main, Lot 336, SOUTH WIL- circumstance exists, the should be abandoned. A feet to the south line of making. In accordance are invited to attend and Tooele, Utah. LOW ESTATES PLAT dan, Utah 84095 (801) said 5th North Street; young@affinityalliance. provide comment upon sale shall be void, the 254-9450 Hours: 9:00 resolution establishing with Utah Code Annotat- com PUBLIC MEETING: 2B, a Planned Unit De- successful bidder’s funds the District may contain thence along said south ed 17-27a-502, the Erda, these proposals. Written 1. Roll Call velopment, as identified am - 5:00 pm. James line South 80E57'20" comments will also be returned and the trustee H. Woodall, TRUSTEE changes from the initial Pine Canyon, and QUICK LOAN $1-$500 2. Approval of meeting on the official recorded West 1863.84 feet to the considered if submitted and current beneficiary TAC: 740729U resolution or notice of in- Tooele County Planning Quick Cash Call Dennis minutes from July 19th, plat filed in the Office of point of beginning. to the Zoning Administra- shall not be liable to the (Published in the Tran- tention including reduc- Commissions held public 882-5033 2006 the Tooele County Re- A copy of the Petition tor in advance of the successful bidder for any script Bulletin July 25, tion of the boundaries of hearings on the pro- 3. SUB #1001-04 Old corder on September 18, damage. the District or elimination and a map showing the posed adoption of this Public Notices hearing. The current Mill Phase 3 (Final Plat) 2003, as Entry No. August 1 & 8, 2006) street that is proposed Land Use Management Bidders must tender to of one or more of the chapter and recommend Meetings WORK MEETING: 210323, in Book 891, at the trustee a $5,000.00 for vacation may be re- and Development Code Public Notices types of services pro- passage of this ordi- 1. PUD #0013-02 Pon- Page 293, and further deposit at the sale and posed. viewed by contacting nance. and the proposed derosa Phase 3 (Prelimi- defined and described in Joyce McAtee at 1200 PUBLIC NOTICE OF amendments may be re- the balance of the pur- Miscellaneous If, within fifteen (15) days SECTION II - CHAPTER MEETING AND AGEN- nary Plat) the Declaration of Cove- chase price by 12:00 after the conclusion of West Highway 199, Rush ADOPTED. Chapter 19, viewed at the Grantsville 2. CUP #1254-06 Cingu- nants, Conditions and Valley, Utah 84069 (Tel: DA city Offices each week- noon the day following NOTICE OF INTENTION the hearing, over fifty Tooele County Resource Trails Committee for lar Cell Tower (Sec 5 Restrictions recorded Ju- the sale. The deposit TO ESTABLISH DE- percent (50%) of the 837-2229) prior to the Management Plan, of the day before the public T7S R3W) ly 1, 1998, as Entry No. hearing. Tooele County hearing, between the must be in the form of a SERET PEAK SPECIAL qualified voters of the Tooele County General The Tooele County Trails 3. CUP #1255-06 Cin- 114221, in Book 0514, at cashier’s check or bank SERVICE DISTRICT territory proposed to be Interested persons are Plan is hereby adopted hours of 9:00 a.m. and glaur Cell Tower (Sec 16 Page 0698, as amended invited to attend and give Committee will hold a 4:00 p.m. official check payable to NOTICE IS HEREBY included within the Dis- to read as attached here- special meeting on Au- T7S R5W) and/or supplemented. Lundberg & Associates. GIVEN THAT on July 18, trict or the owners of comment on this Petition to, which attachment is, Persons with disabilities Other Business: Together with an undivid- to vacate a platted town gust 3, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. needing assistance to The balance must be in 2006, the Board of Coun- over 50% of the as- by this reference, made in the Auditorium at the Adjournment: ed interest in and to the the form of a wire trans- ty Commissioners of sessed value (taxable street. a part hereof. participate in this hearing Dated this 28th day of Project's Common Areas Dated this 27th day of Tooele County Court- should contact the fer, cashier’s check, Tooele County, Utah (the market value) of the tax- SECTION III - REPEAL- house, 47 South Main, July, 2006 and Facilities, which is bank official check (credit “County”), adopted Res- able property included July, 2006. ER. Ordinances and res- Grantsville City Office at Mary Dixon, Secretary appurtenant to said Lot BY ORDER OF THE Tooele, Utah. least 24 hours prior to union official checks are olution 2006-10, declar- within the proposed Dis- olutions in conflict here- PUBLIC MEETING: Tooele County Plan- as defined in said Decla- not accepted) or U.S. ing that the public health, trict file written protest RUSH VALLEY TOWN with are hereby repealed the hearings. ning Commission ration as amended COUNCIL 1. Roll Call. (Published in the Tran- Postal money order pay- convenience and neces- against the establish- to the extent of such con- 2. Approval of the mi- (Published in the Tran- and/or supplemented. able to Lundberg & As- sity require the establishment of the proposed BY JOYCE MCATEE flict. script Bulletin August 1, script Bulletin August 1, Together with all the im- TOWN RECORDER nutes for July 6, 2006 2006) sociates. Cash payment of a special service District or against the SECTION IV - EFFEC- 3. A report on the 2006 2006) provements now or here- ments are not accepted. district, to initiate the es- specified type of service (Published in the Tran- TIVE DATE. This ordi- PUBLIC NOTICE OF Tooele trails budget after erected on the A trustee’s deed will be tablishment of a special to be provided within the script Bulletin August 1, nance shall become ef- MEETING AND AGEN- PUBLIC NOTICE 4. Update on progress property, and all ease- delivered to the success- service district to be District with the County 8, 15, & 22, 2006) fective 15 days after its DA The Town of Stockton made on identifying exis- ments, appurtenances, ful bidder within three called “Deseret Peak Clerk, the Board is re- passage provided it has Tooele County Eco- will meet in a PUBLIC ORDINANCE 2006-20 tence of and confirming and fixtures now or here- business days after re- Special Service District” quired by law, in the for- been published, or at nomic Development HEARING- Well Applica- AN ORDINANCE status of all county roads after a part of the proper- ceipt of the amount bid. (the “District”) for the pur- mer instance, to aban- such publication date if Advisory Committee tion for Emergency Back AMENDING CHAPTER and trails in the Tooele ty. DATED: July 25, 2006. poses of providing water don the proposed estab- more than 15 days after The Tooele County Eco- Up System-Perry Mat- 4, SECTIONS 4-3 AND Valley The current beneficiary Scott Lundberg, Trust- and sewer services. The lishment of the District passage. nomic Development Ad- thews USDA –Loan, 4-20 OF THE TOOELE 5. Report on acquisition of the trust deed is Wells ee Resolution also provides and, in the latter in- IN WITNESS WHEREOF visory Committee meet- Thursday August 10, COUNTY LAND USE of Erda corridor and Mid Fargo Bank, N.A., as 3269 South Main, #100 for a public hearing on stance, to eliminate the the Tooele County Com- ing that was scheduled 2006 at the Stockton ORDINANCE BY RE- Valley trail segments Trustee and the record Salt Lake City, UT the establishment of the type of service objected mission, which is the leg- for August 10, 2006 has Town Hall, 18 N. John- PLACING REFEREN- 6. Status of efforts to owners of the property 84115 District in the County, to to from the resolution fi- islative body of Tooele been cancelled and re- son Street. The meeting CES REGARDING THE mark trail heads and im- as of the recording of the (801) 263-3400 be held at 47 South Main nally establishing the County, passed, ap- scheduled for August 17, will begin promptly at BOARD OF ADJUST- prove signage of the notice of default are Rob- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Street, Tooele, Utah, at District. proved and enacted this 2006 at 3:00 p.m. in the 7:00 PM. MENT WITH THE AP- Smelter trail ert E. Delaney and Jen- – 5:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. on August 22, Any person who (i) filed ordinance this 25th day Auditorium at the Tooele (Published in the Tran- PEAL AUTHORITY 7. Status of the Bauer nifer D. Delaney. L&A Case No. 06-56215 2006. a written protest and (ii) of July 2006. County Courthouse, 47 script Bulletin August 1, NOW, THEREFORE, BE trail survey The sale is subject to HN DESCRIPTION OF THE is a qualified voter resid- ATTEST: South Main, Tooele, 3, 8 & 10, 2006) IT ORDAINED BY THE 8. Status of Soldier Can- bankruptcy filing, payoff, THIS COMMUNICATION PROPOSED DISTRICT ing within the proposed TOOELE COUNTY Utah. LEGISLATIVE BODY yon citizen complaints reinstatement or any oth- IS AN ATTEMPT TO The District shall have district or a qualified vot- COMMISSION: Dated this 28th day of PUBLIC NOTICE OF TOOELE COUNTY, 9. Proposed by trails er circumstance that COLLECT A DEBT, AND the following boundaries: er whose property has Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk July, 2006 Public notice is hereby UTAH AS FOLLOWS: committee chairman to would affect the validity ANY INFORMATION All of Sections 2, 3, 10, been included within the Dennis Rockwell, Mary Dixon, Secretary given that on Tuesday, SECTION I - PURPOSE. have each Tooele trails of the sale. If any such OBTAINED WILL BE and 11, Township 3 proposed District, may, Chairman Tooele County Eco- September 12, 2006, at This ordinance seeks to committee member be circumstance exists, the USED FOR THAT PUR- South, Range 5 West, within thirty (30) days af- (SEAL) nomic Development 7:00 p.m., Clean Harbors make changes in con- designated a specific sale shall be void, the POSE. Salt Lake Base and Meri- ter the adoption of the Commissioner Rock- Advisory Committee Aragonite, L.L.C. will formity with those made land area of responsibili- successful bidder’s funds (Published in the Tran- dian. Also, the West 1/2 Resolution establishing well voted aye (Published in the Tran- conduct a public informa- at the State level last ty with the county returned and the trustee script Bulletin July 25, and the West 1/2 of the the District, apply to the Commissioner Law- script Bulletin August 3, tion meeting in the Coun- year with Senate Bill 60 Other Business: and current beneficiary August 1 & 8, 2006) East 1/2 of Sections 1 District Court of the Third rence voted aye 2006) ty Commission Cham- (SB60). It is felt that Adjournment: shall not be liable to the and 12, Township 3 Judicial District for a writ Commissioner John- bers, Room 310, of the successful bidder for any NOTICE OF TRUST- those issues which have Dated this 28th day of PUBLIC NOTICE South, Range 5 West, of review of the actions son voted aye Tooele County Court- damage. EE’S SALE heretofore been handled July, 2006 Grantsville City Council Salt Lake Base and Meri- of the County in estab- APPROVED AS TO house, 47 South Main Bidders must tender to APN: 120510350A Trust by the Board of Adjust- Mary Dixon, Secretary will hold a work meeting dian. lishing the District, only FORM: Street, Tooele, Utah. the trustee a $5,000.00 No. 06-4362-UT Loan ment may be better han- Tooele County Plan- and a regular meeting PROPOSED SERVICES upon the grounds, how- Douglas J. Ahlstrom The purpose of the pub- deposit at the sale and No. 1100155353 Ref: dled by the Appeal Au- ning Commission Wednesday, August 2, The District will be au- ever, that his property Tooele County Attor- lic meeting is to provide the balance of the pur- KELLY C. PORTER IM- thority. This ordinance (Published in the Tran- 2006. The work meeting thorized to provide water will not be benefited by ney information on a Tempo- chase price by 12:00 PORTANT NOTICE TO will bring Chapter 4, Sec- script Bulletin August 1, to be held at 429 E. and sewer services lo- one or more of the serv- (Published in the Tran- rary Authorization and noon the day following PROPERTY OWNER tions 4-3 and 4-20 into 2006) Main, Grantsville, UT cated within the District, ices authorized to be fur- script Bulletin August 1, Class 2 permit modifica- the sale. The deposit You are in default under compliance with Utah 84029 to begin at 6:00 together with necessary nished by the District or 2006) PUBLIC NOTICE tion to the Clean Harbors must be in the form of a a deed of trust dated Au- Code Annotated 17-27a. p.m., the regular meeting facilities, appurtenances that the proceedings tak- (Amended 07-28-06 Aragonite, L.L.C. hazard- cashier’s check or bank gust 12, 2005. Unless In accordance with Utah to begin at 7:00 p.m. im- and equipment therefore. en in the establishment 3:30 P.M.) ous waste transfer, stor- official check payable to you take action to protect Code Annotated 17-27a- Your Complete Local mediately following the METHOD OF FINANC- of the District have not Notice is hereby given age, and incineration fa- Lundberg & Associates. your property, it may be 302, the Erda, Pine Can- News Source work meeting. ING been in compliance with that the Grantsville City cility at Aragonite, Tooele The balance must be in sold at a public sale. If yon, and Tooele County TOOELETRANSCRIPT 6:00 p.m. Work meeting: Pursuant to the provi- the law. Planning Commission County. Clean Harbors the form of a wire trans- you need an explanation Planning Commissions BULLETIN 1. Chapter 21-Land Use Aragonite, L.L.C. is a sions of the Utah Special A FAILURE TO APPLY held public hearings on will hold a business fer, cashier’s check, of this proceeding, you Service District Act, Title 2nd Annual Dinner & Health Fair

Tuesday, August 8 St. Marguerite’s 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Health Fair (free to public)

7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dinner With Speaker ($10.00 per person or $80.00 per table of 10) Motivational Speaker • Door Prizes • Dinner • Music Speaker For more than 16 years Dr. Suzanne Metzger has been captivating audiences with humorous yet provocative keynote speeches. She knows the importance of having the right attitude and the power “soft skills” in building a healthy and happy approach to life. Author of Learning Through Living...Some As- sembly Required and co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Living with Breast Cancer, Suzanne leads workshops and writes columns on self-motivation, hoping to help others get themselves on the right track. Her story will inspire you to gain self-acceptance and learn the value of a positive attitude. Dinner Catered by Elizabeth’s Custom Catering.

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