Grantsville Teen Injured After Being Hit in Crosswalk Accident Spotlights Dangers of Crossing Increasingly Busy Main Street with Highway Traffic Moving Through Town

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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Women learn T new skills at Camp Wapiti See B1 BULLETIN September 18, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 34 50¢ Grantsville teen injured after being hit in crosswalk Accident spotlights dangers of crossing increasingly busy Main Street with highway traffic moving through town

by Suzanne Ashe Street in Grantsville Friday Soelberg’s Market at 215 E. him and were not injured. McConnell was flown Police cited the van driver, STAFF WRITER evening. Main St. A car in the outer “He was hit at full force,” by helicopter to University Russell Yardley, at the scene. According to Grantsville lane stopped to allow them Barrett said. Hospital in Salt Lake where “The sun was shining on his A 14-year-old Grantsville Police Sgt. Steve Barrett, to cross, but a van traveling Grantsville firefighters and he underwent emergency window, he didn’t see a thing,” High School student was Samuel McConnell and two westbound in the inside lane Utah Highway Patrol officers surgery for a broken leg. Barrett said of Yardley. in good condition Tuesday friends were crossing the did not see the pedestrians. responded to aid in traffic McConnell had three surger- morning after being struck by street in the crosswalk at McConnell’s friends were control and scene investiga- ies over the weekend, Barrett a van going 40 mph on Main about 6:30 p.m. in front of reportedly walking behind tion. said. SEE CROSSING PAGE A5 ➤

Landmark cafe changes hands

by Jessica Durrant CORRESPONDENT

The Silver Sage Station became a Tooele County landmark by essentially remaining unchanged since it was built in 1950. Last month, however, the cafe/gas station/convenience store — a favorite of travelers and Vernon residents — came under new management. The new owner had mixed motivations for buy- ing the business. “I’m retired and bored, and the store seemed like a fun thing to occupy my time for a few years,” said Nicky Higgins, the new part-owner of the Silver Sage. Higgins, along with Jerry Houton, took over the business on Aug. 18, when they bought the store from the previous owner of 11 years, Kristine Quarnberg. “I wanted to see the store kept open because the Silver Sage was one of the things that lured me out to Vernon,” said Houton. “The store made it convenient for me to enjoy the property I bought a year ago as a getaway. I didn’t want to have to worry about getting groceries or fuel when I wanted to get up and go.” The partners plan to keep the menu for the café relatively similar to what it was before, with some photography / Maegan Burr new names for old specials. For example, the café Smoke fills the sky at dusk Friday evening as a wildfire on the Stansbury Mountain range burns. The fire, which was started by lightening, was allowed to burn will still offer its famous smothered burrito, which unchecked until Monday, when firefighters began managing the blaze to keep it away from campgrounds in South Willow Canyon. is a beef, bean, or chicken burrito smothered with cheese and chili verde, but the recipe for the chili verde sauce has changed. “The new recipe has been complimented from people all around, and the customers have really High-elevation fire still burning in liked it so far,” said Higgins. A few additions to the menu came from new cooks at the café. “Each cook will have their own special that will Stansbury Mountain wilderness be available to the customers on the day the cook is working,” said Higgins. “For example, my special by Sarah Miley The Big Creek fire, which has allowed to burn in order to restore elsewhere,” she said, specifically will be pancakes on Sunday mornings.” STAFF WRITER burned at elevations between 8,000 forest and rangeland health, reduce referring to a fire near Ogden over The new partners also plan to upgrade, repaint, and 10,500 feet and been visible hazardous fuels and allow fire per- the weekend that was threatening A fire that was sparked by light- from across the Tooele Valley, had sonnel to focus their attention and homes. SEE CAFE PAGE A5 ➤ ning over Labor Day weekend con- charred 1,050 acres as of Tuesday resources on priority fires, said In the week and a half after it tinues to be allowed to burn two morning. Up until Monday, there Kathy Jo Pollock, public affairs offi- started, the fire burned less than 10 miles up Big Creek Canyon in the had been no suppression efforts cer for the Wasatch-Cache National acres at the top of Big Creek. Then Stansbury Mountains, but fire- underway to extinguish the blaze. Forest. high winds over the weekend blew fighters are working to manage the The fire is being treated as a “If we were doing full suppres- up smoke and caused the blaze to blaze after high winds caused it to “wildland fire use” fire — a fire sion, it would tie up crews and spread rapidly over the weekend. started by natural causes that is equipment that could be needed SEE FIRE PAGE A5 ➤

THS grad dies in rollover Man dies after accidentally by Suzanne Ashe vehicle, Park said. STAFF WRITER When emergency person- nel arrived, they attempted shooting himself in desert A roll-over accident at to revive Johnson using Vernon Lake on Saturday CPR, but were unsuccess- left one man dead and ful. by Suzanne Ashe responded to the scene, but rescue another in the hospital. Johnson, a Tooele High STAFF WRITER personnel determined Underwood According to Tooele School graduate, was the was already dead. County Sheriff Frank Park, father of two small boys, The body of a 63-year-old South Underwood had left his home alone Kenneth Turner, 47, of ages three and five. Jordan man missing since Sunday early Sunday for an afternoon of tar- Tooele was speeding along Turner, who has a sus- afternoon was found yesterday morn- get shooting with a black powder rifle. Benmore Road at 8 p.m. pended driver’s license, was ing at 12 Mile Pass on the border of When he did not return last night, his Saturday when his car went arrested on suspicion of Tooele and Utah counties. family reported him missing. out of control and rolled driving under the influence According to Tooele County Sheriff Park said Underwood had acciden- over. of alcohol. He was taken to Frank Park, the body of Michael tally shot himself. There was no evi- photography / Troy Boman A passenger in the car, the hospital to be treated Gary Underwood was spotted lying dence of suicide and no sign of foul Nicky Higgins, the new owner of the Silver Sage in Vernon, Joshua Kenneth Johnson, for minor injuries. next to his truck by air patrol at 7:30 play, Park said. stands at the counter of her cafe Monday. Higgins and her 29, was ejected from the [email protected] a.m. Monday. A Lifeflight helicopter [email protected] partner Jerry Houghton said they bought the cafe, store and gas station because they were afraid the previous owner might close it if she couldn’t find a buyer.

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 18, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Six years after 9/11, skyscrapers rise from U.S. cities Local Weather by Lisa Leff ASSOCIATED PRESS Tue 76/54 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The 9/18 rivalry between Los Angeles and Except for a few afternoon clouds, San Francisco permeates life in mainly sunny. High 76F. California, infiltrating debates on everything from sports and weather to cuisine and water consumption. When it comes to competing for the West Coast’s Wed 80/55 tallest building, though, few 9/19 would expect this city to enter Times of sun and clouds. Highs in the fray, much less end up on top. the low 80s and lows in the mid Yet here in the land of earth- 50s. quakes and café culture, plans are unfolding for not just the loftiest skyscraper on the coast, but the three highest high-rises Thu west of the Mississippi River. All 80/54 are part of a proposed down- 9/20 town neighborhood to be built Slight chance of a thunderstorm. around a regional bus and train terminal — a Grand Central ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Station of the West — that is Service being promoted as an environ- mentally sensible magnet for development. Temps / Precipitation “What it will mean for San Francisco to have its tall- Date High Low (prec./inches) est building be the Transbay Sept. 13 87 59 0 Sept. 14 88 65 0 Terminal tower is a statement Sept. 15 84 59 0 that our highest value is ecolo- AP photo / Ben Margot Sept. 16 78 61 0 gy,” said Gabriel Metcalf, execu- Sept. 17 70 51 0 People look at conceptual models of the proposed Transbay Terminal tower in San Francisco. Plans are unfolding in San Francisco for not just the loftiest tive director of the San Francisco skyscraper on the coast, but the three highest high-rises west of the Mississippi River. All are part of a proposed downtown neighborhood to be built around Planning and Urban Research a regional bus and train terminal, a Grand Central Station of the West, that is being promoted as an environmentally sensible magnet for development. Association, a local public policy think tank. “It will be this excla- biggest high-rise construction would make the list of the 20 they want to reconsider today,” were going to take off where we Pollen Count mation mark saying the most boom in decades. tallest buildings in the United said Miami Art Museum Terence left off, and in the end of the day important location in our city is From Miami and Las Vegas to States. Riley, who as the architecture they weren’t going to let terror- The Intermountain Allergy and the transit center.” Chicago and New York, build- Planners, real estate agents curator of New York’s Museum ists be that successful.” Asthma pollen count for Sept. 18, Six years after many architects ings that would either eclipse and sociologists say the trend of Modern Art put together a A regional transportation 2007, is as follows: and urban planners predicted or stand spire-to-spire with shows that Americans are will- 2004 exhibit on skyscrapers. agency is scheduled to pick the Grass — Extremely Low the indelible images of Sept. 11, the 1,250-foot-tall Empire ing to trust recent engineering “Many people who had opin- winning design for the tower Chenopods — Moderate 2001, would stifle Americans’ State Building are promising advances conceived to help ions like that saw the push to that would anchor the transit Ragweed — High enthusiasm for iconic skyscrap- to reshape skylines. The 1,200- buildings stand up to earth- invent ever more technological- center Thursday. The shortest ers, San Francisco is not the only to-1,375-foot-tall tower that is quakes and terrorist attacks — ly sophisticated, ever more high, of the three finalists would rise U.S. city where the landscape supposed to help finance and and that their fascination with tall buildings pass away from the 350-feet above San Francisco’s is moving up. Instead, fueled attract riders to San Francisco’s all things oversized outweighs United States, or at least appear own Transamerica Pyramid. It Subscriber Service by high land costs, disenchant- new public transportation hub their fears of disasters, both to,” Riley said. “One of the things would outreach the West’s reign- ment with suburban sprawl is one of 11 buildings nation- manmade and natural. that really bothered people was ing top story, the 1,018-foot U.S. If you haven’t received your newspaper and urban one-upmanship, wide either planned or under “Everybody can be forgiven for that it was evident that other Bank Tower building in down- by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and the nation is experiencing its construction that, if completed, having reactions after 9-11 that people in Taiwan and Malaysia town L.A. our customer representative will assist you. 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TUESDAY September 18, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Piece of local history razed to make way for new emergency facility lot of time there as a kid, and left behind was filled by county has an estimated price tag of $4.2 by Tim Gillie it was a great place to raise a departments that are expanding million. The cost will be shared CORRESPONDENT family.” to keep pace with demands for by the federal Chemical Stockpile The gas station closed in 1996. their service created by the bur- Emergency Preparedness The old Caldwell Gas Station As time progressed and Tooele’s geoning growth of the county. Program and Tooele County. The on Main Street, which recently business district shifted north- The emergency operations electronics for the dispatch cen- housed Mario’s Tires, was razed ward, the building stood vacant center in the basement of the ter and emergency communica- this weekend to make room for for a few years. Mario Salazar County Courthouse is too small, tions make construction more a new Tooele County Emergency leased the property and opened subject to flooding and does not costly than it would be on a Management center. his tire store in it four years ago. meet FEMA codes, said Wade similarly sized office building, As the station yielded to new The county acquired the Mathews, public information added Mathews. construction, a piece of Tooele property from the Caldwell fam- officer for the Tooele County The county has retained City history has disappeared. ily in January 2007. Mario’s Tires Emergency Management MHTN Architects to design the The property has been in the continued to lease the building Department. The new building facility. MHTN has designed sev- hands of the Caldwell fam- from the county until recently will house the emergency oper- eral buildings in Tooele County ily since William Henry Caldwell when the business moved to 400 ations center, the emergency in recent years, including the bought it in 1901, according to N. Main St., sharing a location management department and Gordon R. Hall Courthouse, the Jack Caldwell, the third gener- with Main Street Garage. Salazar the dispatch center. The facil- Grantsville Fire Station and sev- ation of Caldwells to own the said he will soon be relocating to ity will meet FEMA codes for eral schools. property on the corner of Main 50 W. Main St., behind the post emergency operations centers, The new emergency manage- and 100 South. photography / Wade Mathews office. and will include storage areas ment center is scheduled to open When William bought the Jerry Caldwell, son of Jack Caldwell, owner of Caldwell’s Gas Station, When the Gordon R. Hall for water and diesel fuel, and in July 2008. The sheriff’s depart- land, a hotel sat on it. He moved observed the demolition of the old building, which most recently housed Courthouse was completed in backup communications and ment will move into the space in from the family farm to live in Mario’s Tires. Jerry is holding a few bricks from the building as souvenirs. March 2007, the 3rd District power systems. Mathews said vacated by emergency manage- the hotel and run it. The hotel Court, the Tooele County Justice the new facility would be a green ment in the county courthouse. stood until 1945 when it was Park Caldwell, built the gas sta- grocery store across the street. Court and the Juvenile Court building with energy and light- torn down. The lot sat vacant tion. Jack recalls the area as a “It kind of bothers you to see all moved from the County ing efficiency. until 1951 when Jack’s father, booming part of town with a it go,” said Caldwell. “I spent a Courthouse. The space they The new emergency center ������������ ���������� Evening stargazing event to benefit Tooele High athletics ����������� by Jessica Durrant be available to answer any ques- disc jockey for the evening free of ‘aahh’s’ that they get from the to THS, and by doing this, we can CORRESPONDENT tions about the constellations. The charge. people enjoying the sights,” said boost attendance at the game,” said �������������� astronomers will focus on the sun, “I was amazed at the cooperation Wiggins. “For this event, parents Cunningham. “Denny’s has been Stargazers won’t have to wait up the moon, Jupiter, and any other that I have had from the commu- don’t even have to keep their kids supported all these years by the �������������� all night to see celestial bodies this star clusters, double stars, and nity from the very beginning,” said up late to enjoy this.” community, and now it is time for ���������������� Wednesday evening when Denny’s constellations that are above the Cunningham. “We can strengthen Buckets will be provided for Denny’s to give something back.” �������� restaurant, in association with horizon. our community so much if busi- those who want to donate money Tooele Federal Credit Union and “People don’t realize that there nesses are willing to help out other without buying Denny’s food. the Salt Lake Astronomical Society, are things to look at during the businesses with things like this.” Denny’s will be planning to present Frank hosts a stargazing fund-raiser for day,” said Patrick Wiggins, the NASA All of the people involved in the the check to THS at an upcoming OHLMAN the Tooele High School athletic Solar System Ambassador to Utah. Stargazers Fundraiser will be vol- home football game. M Attorney at Law department. In addition to the night telescopes, unteering their time. “I’m just trying to look at how “We’re calling it the Stargazers special telescopes for day use will ”People volunteer to do this I can enhance the willingness of Fundraiser,” said Ted Cunningham, be available for gazing at the sun mainly because of the ‘oo’s’ and the community to donate money FREE evening manager at Denny’s res- and the moon until sunset. Consultation MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent taurant. Ten percent of any money Representatives from each sport for 108 East Vine made at Denny’s from 5 p.m. until at THS will be present to represent What: Stargazing with Salt Lake Astronomical Society Wills & Tooele, UT 84074 midnight will be donated to THS. the school, and to talk with chil- Trusts And Tooele Federal Credit Union dren that are interested in playing Where: Denny’s restaurant 882-0202��������� will match any money raised up sports. Miss Tooele County Hollie to $400. Smith will also be in attendance When: Wednesday, 5 to 10 p.m. The Salt Lake Astronomical to help hand out free raffle tickets 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Society will be endorsing the fund- for prizes donated from other busi- Why: Fund-raiser for THS athletics 882-4800 ������������������������������������������� raiser by providing telescopes for nesses around Tooele. Weddings ����������������������������������������������� the event, and astronomers will and Parties will be providing a ����������������������������������������������������� www.schmutzmohlman.com �����������������������������

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• Editorial Editor Jeff Barrus • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum (435) 882-0050

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW Let’s hope primary isn’t a sign of race to come If voters delivered a message in last week’s primary election, it’s that primary elections don’t mean much to them. In a race to see who would advance in two city council contests, only 1,695 voters went to the polls on Tuesday — a number that translated to 11.8 percent of registered voters in Grantsville and an anemic 6.2 percent of registered voters in Tooele. The primary cost a considerable sum to stage and involved numer- ous volunteers manning the polls — many of whom had ample time to catch up on their reading. In the end, only three out of a field of 15 candidates were eliminated. The remaining 12 — six in each city — will vie for three open seats on each city council in the general election on Nov. 2. The fact that most of the candidates would be advancing anyway could have been one reason for the low turnout. Another reason may have been that voters simply don’t get as excited about a primary involving city council races as they do about one involving a mayoral race. Most likely, it was a mixture of those reasons, plus a heavy dose of general apathy, that accounted for the weak showing. In any case, let’s hope the primary election was not a harbinger of the general election, because too much is on the line for all of us to have LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the race decided by a relative handful of voters. Tooele Valley is growing rapidly with an influx of new residents and developments, leaving local Blaming doesn’t fix problems government facing some very pressing questions regarding everything As a longtime victim of Tooele City’s LETTERS POLICY from upgrading infrastructure to providing adequate services and citi- inadequate and ineffective storm drain- Drake will be missed The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- zen protections. The candidates who will become city council mem- age system, I read with great interest I am saddened to see the departure of ters to the editor from readers. Letters bers for the valley’s two largest municipalities will certainly play a vital Beverly White’s recent opinion column our longtime friend and sports editor must be no longer than 250 words, role in shaping and directing the affairs of the entire valley. on fixing roads and storm drainage Nick Drake. It has been enjoyable, to civil in tone, written exclusively for the Now is the time to get serious about the upcoming election. (”City must act to upgrade decaying say the least, to read Nick’s columns for Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Candidates need to make their positions widely known, and voters infrastructure,” Sept. 11). The prob- 22 years. It has been a pleasure reading the writer’s name, address and phone need to take time to investigate what the candidates stand for. Too lems she referred to were identified to about county sports and the players number. Priority will be given to letters that refer to a recent article in the much is at stake to let apathy rule the day next Nov. 2. city officials as early as 1979 and have from little league all-stars and high newspaper. All letters may be subject been ignored by every elected official school athletics to county recreation to editing. GUEST OPINION since. The mayor blames the city coun- leagues. Nick’s unique style is one of cil. The city council blames the mayor. a homeboy with a typewriter. I will Letters written to thank an individual or The time to stop the blame game is miss this. There is not one parent of a organization should be submitted for now, and the time to correct the prob- child in Tooele County sports that can “Notes of Appreciation” Like Britney Spears, MTV lem has past. Because flooded prop- honestly say their child didn’t get his 15 erty and basements are only impor- minutes of fame when it came to Nick’s Readers who are interested in writing a tant problems if it’s your property and coverage of county sports. Every night longer guest op-ed column on a topic of washed up and a little sad basement, it has been impossible to of the week this man was somewhere general interest should contact Editor get anything from city officials but a in the county, or somewhere else in the Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- mation at the top of this page. f a slightly pudgy Britney Spears token of sympathy. The resolution to state covering our children’s highlights stumbling her way through a this problem gets more expensive with and sometimes their lowlights. This E-mail: [email protected] performance at the MTV Video each passing year, and the number of may have been part of his job, but Nick I Daniel Kline Fax: (435) 882-6123 Music Awards counts as an event, affected families grows. The problem went well above the call of duty for GUEST COLUMNIST Mail: Letters to the Editor then you might want to come see me with roads and storm drainage will our children as well as our programs Tooele Transcript-Bulletin hit the karaoke bar next weekend. At only get worse and more expensive throughout the state. I need to person- P.O. Box 390 least I won’t be wearing an embar- with time. Beverly White wants a com- ally thank Nick for being so good to rassingly revealing skin-tight outfit While MTV may not care about mitment from elected officials to make my children throughout their sporting and I’ll remember to move my lips attracting a decidedly unhip 33- this a priority, but after these promises careers. I have been fortunate enough during the song. year-old married father, it’s hard to are made there must be action, not to have had several featured photos of While there was nothing par- imagine who would watch a televi- more talk. When your basement is full my children in the Transcript-Bulletin, LETTER CONTEST ticularly shocking about Spears’ sion program produced to look like of sewage or storm runoff you don’t and so have numerous other parents in appearance, it was a bit stunning in it was created by a drunken monkey care whose fault it is, but you do care Tooele County. I have been fortunate Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will select the best letter of the month and its blandness. The singer dressed in just bashing at buttons in the control about who has not taken action to to call Nick my friend for over 20 years reprint it in the first Open Forum page a skimpy outfit, writhed around with room. Even if you enjoy the music fix the problem. Right now, that’s the and wish him only the best in his future of the following month. The winning hunky backup dancers and generally MTV plays, the VMAs only offered mayor and city council. Those indi- endeavors. letter writer will receive a free one-year did exactly what every other pop star brief snippets of most things — not viduals running for city council should Scott Bissegger subscription to the newspaper. The sub- does on one of these awards shows. always enough for me to even recog- quit blaming the other guy and start to Stansbury Park scription can be transferred or used to Given the antics Spears and her ilk nize the song. take care of the citizens of this city. renew a present subscription. have pulled at the VMAs in previous Even the actual awards suffered David Bleazard years, actually shocking the crowd from this frenetic treatment as the Tooele More gravel pit hazards would probably require a stunt so packages highlighting the nominees The letter to the editor titled “Trucks outrageous it would be illegal. Since consisted of unintelligible two sec- Clean up trash, smooth road leaving unwanted trail,” in the Sept. past years had usually included ond clips played amidst a seizure The article about the Stansbury 11 edition of the paper, is just the start Service appreciated some level of surprise, I half expect- inducing video package. Apparently Island center, “Stansbury Island center of unsafe things from the gravel pits During the July flooding in ed a Britney duet with Steve Fossett MTV has so little faith in the music moving ahead despite vandalism” in in Stockton to the road leading to the Grantsville, it only took 10 minutes for culminating in her announcing that the awards show supposedly cel- the Sept. 11 edition, caught my atten- Tooele County Landfill. This area, at a brown river of mud to fill our base- she had captured Osama bin Laden. ebrates that it won’t actually play any tion as I had just been out there on times, has lots of dust blowing, which ment with two feet of water. Water Clearly, I’m no longer in the MTV of it. Sept. 9 horseback riding with a friend. makes it hard to see at night, espe- flow was quickly diverted from the demographic. I knew about two In its desperate desire to remain I’ve lived in this area for 10 years and cially with big lights at the pits and car home by a tractor and within a short thirds of the artists on the awards connected to its youthful demo- had never been out there. It really is a lights. These conditions make it hard time people showed up with shovels, show and could name a song by graphic, MTV dropped many con- beautiful place. I’m sure there would to look for the deer crossing the road buckets and pumps to see how they maybe half of them. I know that ventions associated with awards be more interest in visiting the island and make it hard to drive safely. When could help. Christopher Fawson and Panic! at the Disco wear a lot of shows. There was no host and if something could be done with the winter comes, the road conditions in Seth Johnson obtained a pumper truck black eye makeup and have fussily instead of artists appearing on a road to get there. It took us 25 min- this area will be even worse. People that was filled seven or eight times to “unkempt” hair, while Fall Out Boy central stage, performances ema- utes to go the eight miles from I-80 to need to slow down and the county extract the water from our basement. has a chubby lead singer with a hat. nated from four different hotel suites where we parked. This is not an exag- needs to look into how to better these I want to thank everyone that helped Given that rap appears to domi- which seemed like fun places to be geration. The road is nothing but one conditions. us, including ladies from our ward nate MTV, I’m somewhat proud of at, but watching them just made big washboard and it’s tough on your Rulon Aufdemorte that washed mud-saturated clothing, the fact that I know who Kanye West, viewers feel like they were missing vehicles and trailers (and the horses Stockton young women that tried to save my Sean “P. Diddy/Puff Daddy/Puffy/ the party. inside). In talking to a few others who Christmas decorations, wonderful Puffman/Mr. Puff” Combs and 50 If this trend continues, perhaps have frequented the island more times friends and neighbors — even people Cent are, but I was less clear on next year MTV can open up with than myself, they said the road has Free-running dogs cause injury we didn’t know. We especially want to Young Joc, Mims and some fellow a performance by a bloated, drug- been that way for a long time. The one Last Saturday night, in the dark hours thank the Southern Baptist Church. named Soulja Boy who must have addled Lindsay Lohan before mov- disgusting thing we noticed is the trash after midnight, free-running dogs killed They brought people from as far as realized his lack of fame as he had ing on to a show consisting of 900 left behind by target shooters. There three of the sheep our children were Salmon, Idaho, who replaced all the his name printed on his sunglasses. performances from 1,100 venues. were approximately three areas that raising as 4-H projects, and maimed four Sheetrock in the basement. I thought The Spears debacle wasn’t the No more than eight seconds will be we came across with a large amount of others, some of which may yet die. Many that when they offered to help us, they only disaster of the night as MTV devoted to any artist and no camera spent shotgun shells and broken clay hours of work by our children went into had a few willing souls. I didn’t real- produced an almost unwatchable shot held for more than a fraction of pigeons and the boxes they came in left the raising and care of these animals, ize they were professionals that gave spectacle aimed at the ringtone a second. all over the ground, along with miscel- which were breeding ewes meant to help of their time and talents so freely. We generation. Apparently today’s youth laneous aluminum cans and cartons. provide funds for college and missions. also want to thank the Red Cross and can’t even listen to an entire song, so Daniel B. Kline’s new book, “Easy It’s hard to accept the fact that there The financial loss has been significant Home Depot for supplies to give us MTV cut in and out of performances, Answers to Every Problem” comes are people who are so inconsiderate to our family. We don’t know whose dogs back our basement walls. This was not basically showing the chorus being out on Sept. 25. He can be reached at of others and the wildlife as to leave were allowed the freedom to run with- the heartache of losing a child, but a performed amidst drunken revelry. [email protected]. their trash. Yes, it may be a good idea out restraint and cause such injury to devastating experience nevertheless. It to have an area designated for tourists their neighbors’ property, but we plead has renewed my faith in human nature and educational visits, but let’s spend with dog owners to accept responsibil- to see how compassionate people are. some money first on improving the ity to keep their pets restrained behind We hear bad news everyday, and we access road and second on educat- a strong fence or on a leash at all times. just wanted everyone to know how ing the inconsiderate folks about “you It’s part of being a good neighbor, and it’s wonderful people can be when disas- bring it in, you haul it out.” the law. ters like this occur. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Diane Hernandez Dave Reed Carole Worthington Geldmacher Erda Grantsville Grantsville Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor A5

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MAYOR’S CORNER

Tooele City putting priority on infrastructure Concealed Firearms Training Get your Concealed improvements, sound fiscal management Firearms permit. Classes held on a regular basis. ooele is such a great financially sound. We continue is professional, courteous pub- More information available at: place to work and live. to pay as we go, our Capital lic service. I believe they do that www.greatbasinguns.com Can you feel the changes Projects Financial Plan is being with pride in where they work T Patrick Dunlavy � or Call taking place? I’m very grateful GUEST COLUMNIST finalized, giving us a fiscal and the citizens they work for. for the opportunity I’ve been guide to capital projects and A special thanks to Councilman � 435-830-3921 given to be a part of taking our how they are going to be paid Mike Johnson, Councilman beautiful city to the next level. for. New developments will still Steve Pruden, Councilman Projects that are so essential to pleted in about nine months. be required to pay their own Steve Bevan, Councilman John our city’s well-being are being Road repair projects totaling way. The new Tooele City Arts Hansen and Councilman Scott addressed. $957,125 will be completed Council will be a very exciting Wardle. They work tirelessly to See News Happening? A landmark water agreement before winter. Water line and addition to our community. make our city, in my view, the Give Us a Call! 882-0050 with Kennecott, talked about sewer line repairs and replace- They are currently planning for greatest city in Utah. I stand TOOELE for years, has been completed. ment totaling $609,936 will also art classes and productions, proudly with them in putting TRANSCRIPT ULLETIN It will allow us to develop water be completed before winter, and they will bring a vibrancy the best interests of our citi- B source sites that have never along with $256,184 in concrete and exposure to the arts that zens first. I also want to thank been available to us before. repair and maintenance work. has been missing from our city. each of you for your words of Well No. 9 is completed, as These are important mainte- I’m very grateful for their ser- encouragement and support. promised, with the England nance projects. We are going vice. I am very grateful for those of Smokers and Ex-Smokers Acres well to come on-line in to make these a priority in the In a few months, I will be you that did such a great job in Are you over 45 years old? the spring. All the talking is over years to come. halfway through my first term. conserving water this summer. Have you smoked for 20 years? — the 1000 North road project Growth management is There has been much accom- Our city is a special place and Join the Utah COPD Project will be built beginning in the so very important, but so plished, but there is much to be each of you help make it that spring. It will truly benefit our is maintaining our existing done. I hope that if you’ve had way. Participants will be compensated transportation needs. Phase 1 infrastructure. With the 2007 dealings with Tooele City they of the wastewater treatment budget process complete, I can have been positive. I’ve empha- Patrick Dunlavy is the mayor of Toll Free: 877-581-LUNG plant expansion will be com- confidently report your city is sized to our employees our role Tooele City. (877-581-5864) www.utahcopd.org

Fire water on it. A crew of 10 firefight- Pollock said. said, it could still be a week or continued from page A1 ers from California specifically Fighting such a high-altitude two before the fire is completely trained in wildland fires will be fire could make for dangerous out. on scene today and will watch the conditions for firefighters if Smoke from the fire has a ten- grow dramatically. fire’s progress from the ground. If additional suppression efforts dency to settle in the valley in the The South Willow camp- they feel the fire is going in areas become warranted. late evenings and early morn- NEXT GENERATION grounds are currently open, but it shouldn’t, they’ll take action. “If we feel it’s unsafe to put ings, Pollock said, but usually campers were alerted last Friday While the fire has produced a a firefighter in there, we’ll wait dissipates quickly. MOTOR SPORTS evening as a precautionary mea- lot of smoke and high flames, it is until the fire is lower,” she said. “A People should remember the sure when the fire looked a lot also doing a lot of good by clear- lot of times with wildland fire use Deseret Peak Wilderness could 1899 S. Redwood Rd, #B1 • SLC, UT • 801-886-1457 • U.D. #6457 closer than it really was, Pollock ing out dead fuels in the Deseret it’s in mountainous terrain and be smoky and small children, the www.nextgenerationmotorsports.com said. The fire was at least one Peak Wilderness area that could you have to wait until it comes elderly or people with asthma and a half to two miles away potentially lead to a major, cata- down in order to take suppres- may want to steer clear of the from the campground. South strophic fire in the future, Pollock sion actions.” area, Pollock said. Those hiking BUY OUR Willow Canyon was closed on said. Pollock said a fire use manager or hunting in the area should be 300 4X4 AND Friday night, but was re-opened “There’s a lot of timber that’s monitors the fire’s behavior from wary as high winds could cause by Saturday morning. either dead or is down and rot- the air and ground to determine the fire to grow unexpectedly. RECEIVE A On Monday, the fire burned ting,” she said. “If we had light- what, if any, action should be “People need to be fairly cau- near a grassy area about one mile ning in the heat of the summer taken. If there is precipitation tious and give us a call if that’s FREE ATV OR east of the South Willow camp- with that dry fuel it could really and low wind, monitoring may where they’re looking to hunt,” Fully grounds, causing about six fire- get a fire moving.” be limited to every other day. she said. “Next year it’ll be a great GENERATOR fighters and a helicopter to take The fire is also slowly burning With lower temperatures and area for the hunt because every- Automatic 110CC action to stop its spread in that through overgrown vegetation. an increased chance of precipi- thing will be coming up with new area, Pollock said. The firefight- When grasses and sage grow back tation by the end of the week, grasses and new brush.” ATVs ers let the blaze bump up against in place of it, they will serve as a there could be enough moisture [email protected] a trail and a helicopter dropped valuable food source for wildlife, to douse the flames. But, Pollock $ 499 TO $3,999 “Jerry is all about getting the gas stations in Tooele,” said of the first year,” said Higgins. 4X4 Cafe what the people want when the Higgins. “But we will definitely do THE FASTEST PARTS AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT continued from page A1 people ask for it,” said Higgins. Currently, unleaded gas is that.” Long-term plans such as $2.795. and remodel the inside of the improving the gas tanks and The partners also own the store. They also plan to add expanding the store are also in trailer park land behind the another booth so that custom- the works store, and say business at all of nd ers will be more comfortable, “We also want to try and stay their ventures is on the up. and have added more mer- competitive with our gas pric- “Not many people expect to Anniversary2 chandise as well. es with Stockton and some of make a profit before the end It’s our

Crossing many Grantsville and Tooele tion at Quirk and Main streets Family, continued from page A1 crosswalks — is still risky if needs a traffic light. food, ice ddd motorists aren’t paying atten- “It’s very dangerous because aaa !!! tion, Rapich added. it’s so hard to get out on to the cream iii yyy Crossing busy state roads “If you see a car stopped at a road,” Jefferies said. “People hhh that run through the center of crosswalk or an intersection, it will go quickly out of the park- r Come help and fun. rr town is risky for pedestrians, is illegal to pass that vehicle,” ing lot or off of Quirk — either ttt us Celebrate! said Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Rapich said as a warning to way you have a problem.” BBB Get a Mike Rapich. drivers. Jefferies said the intersection “If there is a sidewalk at Many pedestrians, most- sees a steady flow of pedes- FREE MYRON’S FLOAT each corner of an intersection, ly students, walk across trians before school, at lunch with the purchase of any menu meal. that is the same as a cross- Grantsville’s Main Street each and especially in the early eve- 61 East 1280 North, Tooele Excludes Kids Meals. walk, even if it is not painted,” day to get to Soelberg’s and ning as drivers on the road are 11am-11pm M-Th Dine in Service ONLY. Good through 9/29/07. Rapich said. other businesses in a new strip trying to get home quickly. 11am-midnight Fri & Sat Even walking in a painted mall next door. “Every single day it’s an crosswalk with a bright orange Soelberg’s owner Carol issue,” she said. FREE REFILLABLE CUP warning flag — provided at Jefferies said the intersec- [email protected] with the purchase of any kids meal. 10 & younger. While supplies last. Dine in Service ONLY. Good through 9/29/07.

Complete Local Sports Thank You! Thanks to all In Every Issue who voted in the Primary Election. TOOELETRANSCRIPT ULLETIN B Shawn Milne for Tooele City Council A6 OBITUARY

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 18, 2007 MOST DOCTORS DO A GOOD JOB MOST OF THE TIME. . . WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES BUT SOMETIMES MISTAKES Ashcraft / O’Neal Louis and Juanita ARE MADE. Killpack Cristopher would like to announce the marriage of his Happy 50th anniversary! If you suspect that you or someone you love is a victim mommy and daddy, Raymond Louis and Juanita Killpack of medical negligence, call for a free consultation. J. Ashcraft and Lela D. O’Neal celebrated their 50th wed- on Sept. 23, 2007, at 6 p.m., at ding anniversary on Sept. 11, MEDICAL MALPRACTICE IS ALL WE DO© the Tooele Army Depot Eagle’s 2007. Their children are host- Nest. A reception will be there ing an open house for them on immediately after. If we missed Saturday, Sept. 22, from 4 to 6 At G. Eric Nielson & Associates, we specialize in anyone please join us. p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1025 handling complex medical malpractice lawsuits. W. Utah Ave., Tooele. Family and friends are invited to join us in celebrating this special Call today. We can usually tell you over the phone if event. No gifts please. you have a case. BABY MWMC BABIES CALL TOLL FREE Julian Tilio Herrera 866-605-4556 Abigail Sue Korth was born Hailey Ayleth Ramirez My mommy and daddy wel- on Sept. 12, 2007, to Matthew was born Sept. 12, 2007, www.ericnielson.com comed me into this world at and Kellie Korth. to Salvador and Brenda 11:44 a.m. on July 2, 2007. I also Trent Riley Meyers was Ramirez. met my big sister, Kelsie, and big born Sept. 12, 2007, to Travis Ayleth Fiores Rios was born brothers, Kaiser and Elijah, that Meyers and Raynail King. Sept. 12, 2007, to Rosa Pinda day too. I was born in Tooele Lillian Bromley was born Rios and Jose Jesus Fiores. est Firear at the Mountain West Medical Sept. 12, 2007, to Cy and Kati rg ms La R Center, where Dr. Melissa Bromley. ’s h any adver e e atc tis t Augustyn and nurse Audrey Hill and Lorenzo Herrera. My l m ed a l p i e il r l i e o w ave it we c Warr were there to deliver me grandpas and grandmas are Bill e t h c e r o n’ an ! W o g T d e t three weeks early. I weighed and Carol Henderson, Beverly e i w t f ! I in at a whopping 8 pounds, Pasquier, and Duain and Patty RETIREMENT 10 ounces, and measured 20 Herrera. My great-grandpar- inches long. My mom and I are ents are Isaac and Tillie Polaco, doing great. We just want to the late Ross and Orae Palmer After 30 years of service to Services. In 1985, Marci took thank everyone for their love and the late Claudeveo and the citizens of Tooele County, on supervisor responsibili- and support when I was born. Vivian Herrera. Marci Fields is retiring. While ties and has worked in that My proud parents are Karly anxious to start new things position for the last 22 years. it is with some sadness that Also, in 1991, the office loca- she leaves her employment. tion changed to a few blocks Marci was hired by the State further north on Main Street. Hunting Sale NOTES OF APPRECIATION of Utah Assistance Payments Marci was recognized among th th Administration in 1977. Her her peers as an employee who September 17 – 29 job was to determine eligibil- knew her work and performed The family of Elena Schmitt Center. A special thanks to the ity for supportive services like it well. Through her interac- % All rifles 5 off would like to thank all who St. Margarite’s Catholic Church food stamps and Medicaid. tion with customers she has Ammunition helped in the care of our and for the support and help She liked her job and worked come to know many of the FELD %ENTERTAINMENT mom at Cottage Glen, Rocky everyone offered at the funeral. for the grand salary of $4.15 citizens of Tooele County very 10 off Mountain Care Center and Thank you. Mary, Anna, John per hour. Her first office was well. Though there are some Job No.: RD0702746A Optics 10% off Mountain West Medical and Jim. in the basement of the Tooele plans to catch on “projects,” Engagement City: SALT LAKE CITY, UT Ad Size: 3.792” x 10” County building. Many things Marci will begin exploring a Camouflage Section: ENTERTAINMENT have changed during the career as an assistant medical Media: Clothing 20% off ensuing 30 years. The state examiner after her retirement. Insertion Date(s): OBITUARIES agency that provides sup- A retirement celebration will Camping Items portive services changed four be held in her honor on Friday, 20% off times and today is called the Sept. 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Sale Valid for Joshua Kenneth Department of Workforce county building auditorium. Stock on Hand 9am-6pm Mon -Sat Johnson 11 North Main • 882-6208 Oct. 23, 1977 — Sept. 15, 2007 Utah student loan Josh was the son of Lee and Catherine Sweeting Johnson. He was taken from his family and friends in a tragic automo- defaults increasing bile accident. Josh grew up in Rush Valley LOGAN, Utah (AP) — “This year’s jump in Utah where he had many treasured Utah’s average rate of student is a statistical anomaly,” he friendships with both young loan default is exceeding the said. “This kind of variation and old. Josh was proud to be national average. probably is not very mean- an Eagle Scout. He graduat- On average, Utah’s default ingful.” ed from Tooele High School rate for 2005 was 5 percent, Sharp believes that nation- where he participated in sports above the national average al default rates have gone and FFA. He enjoyed golf and and Jessie Johnson of Rush of 4.6 percent. The state’s down because many people fishing with friends and family. Valley, Joseph T. and Sharon community colleges have the consolidated their student Josh and Nicolette Whitehead Hauzen of Orem; great-grand- highest default rates, led by loans. were married in 2001 and were mother, Marcella White of Salt Lake Community College This allowed them to pay blessed with two beautiful sons, Hemet, Calif.; and many loving at 6.8 percent. back more slowly. Scott Lee and Tyson Joshua. aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews Utah State University has In Utah, differences in the He is survived by his parents; and cousins. the smallest default rate way defaults are counted sister, Michelle Lee (Weston) Josh was deeply loved by his among public universities in could have resulted in the Jensen; brother, Sean Paul family and friends, and will be the state at 1.7 percent in bump. Johnson; grandparents, Orson sorely missed by all. 2005, the most recent year for “We have to see how it which statistics are available. (the default rate) tracks over This data measures the rate time,” Sharp said. that defaults occurred during That doesn’t mean students the first year that payment was shouldn’t be careful with their required, rather than defaults money, Sharp said. over the lifetime of a loan. He said students should Brigham Young University borrow as little as possible has the lowest default rate in and to stay in school to get a TOOELE the state at 0.7 percent. job that pays well. TRANSCRIPT While lower than most “Historically, the people BULLETIN schools, Utah State’s default who default don’t finish their rate is increasing. education,” Sharp said. “They In 2004, 1.4 percent of the often default early.” school’s loans were default- The worst approach, Sharp ed. In 2003, that number was said, is to just decide not to 1.5 percent. pay, hoping that the charges Real Estate FACTS Still, USU’s director of will go away. Lynn Butterfield financial aid said he was not “The problem with default- concerned. ing is that the government © 2007 Feld Entertainment “We have been around 2 doesn’t give up,” he contin- percent (default rate) for 10 ued. “They can garnish your years,” Steve Sharp said. “It’s wages or take it out of your SEPT. 26 - 30 START ON THE RIGHT FOOT! holding steady.” tax refund. ... It’s bad for your As you consider buying your first home, you’ll get lots of advice, but you Sharp said none of Utah’s credit and you can’t get away shouldn’t do anything without a complete understanding of your financial situa- school should worry. from it.” Wed. SEPT. 26 � 7:00 PM Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. tion and how much home you can afford. So, where do you begin? OPENING NIGHT SEPT. 27 SEPT. 28 SEPT. 29 SEPT. 30 There are two parts to financing - the down payment (generally 20% of the SAVE $5 ON TICKETS!* 11:00 AM purchase price) and the balance (the remaining 80%). 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With less than 20% down, you might pay a higher interest rate or PMI (Private EnergySolutions Arena Box Office or call (801) 325-SEAT Mortgage Insurance), because the lender assumes a greater risk. Consult a finan- Groups of 20 or more call (801) 325-2548 cial adviser about ways to raise the cash, like withdrawals from an IRA or gifts TOOELE from your parents. Each has tax implications, so proceed with caution. TRANSCRIPT TICKET PRICES: $10 - $15 - $23 With your financial house in order, you’re ready to discuss your desires with a ULLETIN Limited number of Circus Celebrity, Front Row and VIP seats available. real estate professional and begin your home search in earnest. Congratulations!! B Call for details. Want more information? Go to www.RealSellerInfo.com for my free article TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE PLAN (Service charges and handling fees may apply.) entitled, “Remodeling Mistakes.” Or, call Lynn Butterfield at Come 90 minutes before show time to see our Asian elephants at the (435) 578-0103, Coldwell Banker, Erda, UT, Lynn @ LynnButterfield.com, Animal Open HouseSM. And, meet the stars an hour before the show at the www.LynnButterfield.com. Advertising • 882-0050 All Access Pre-show – FREE to all ticket holders! TUESDAY September 18, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 The Bulletin Board

Tooele Stansbury Park

Harvest Days Ladies Night Out The Harvest Days craft fair and flea mar- Please join us at The Millpond Spa and ket at the Benson Grist Mill will run every Retreat, 25 Plaza Court, Stansbury Park, Saturday through Oct. 15, from 9 a.m. to on Thursday, Sept. 20, from 6:30 until 8 1 p.m. Anyone who makes hand-crafted p.m., for a “Ladies Night Out” boutique items or has yard sale items is welcome featuring Arbonne Skin Care, Cookie to bring these goods to sell. There is no Lee jewelry, Pampered Chef kitchen- vendor or booth fee. Tables are avail- ware, Creations4QT hair accessories, able on a first-come-first-served basis. Scentsy wickless candles, Salt of the For more information, please contact Earth scrubs and lotions and cellulite/ Christine at 882-7678. fat reducing body wraps. Free drawings! See you there. Humanitarian Service Room Starting Tuesday, Sept. 18, the Humanitarian Service Room will be Schools open every Tuesday and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and evenings TJHS parent/teacher conferences by appointment. We welcome all who Tooele Junior High School parent/ would like to spend a little time serving teacher conferences will be held on others. We are located inside the Deseret Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 4 to 7 p.m. Industries building. Please plan to attend.

Veteran clothing drive TJHS Mid-terms DWS is hosting a winter clothing drive Tooele Junior High School first term for homeless veterans. Donations will mid-terms will be sent home with your be distributed to veterans at the annu- student on Thursday, Sept. 20. al Veteran’s Stand Down in November. photo courtesy of Georgia Dillard Items needed include: warm coats (XL, THS parent/teacher conferences This four-wheeler was donated by Gifts Galore, and a shotgun was donated by an anonymous donor, in conjunction with the Grantsville Fire XXL), jeans, long sleeve shirts, socks, First term parent/teacher conferences Department Fill-the-Boot campaign. hats, gloves, boots and thermal under- for Tooele High School are scheduled for wear. Drop off donations at Tooele’s Monday, Sept. 24 and Tuesday, Sept. 25, class will be held at Mountain West fight against breast cancer at its second DWS, 305 N. Main St., Suite 100. POC is from 4 until 7 p.m. both evenings. Mid- Medical Center on Sept. 27 and 28, from annual Making Strides Against Breast Seniors Lynn Gehring, 833-7384. term reports will be issued in the main 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. each day. Automobile Cancer five-mile walk on Saturday, foyer to parents who come to the con- insurance discounts are available for Oct. 13, at Liberty Park, 600 E. 1000 The Great Colorado Train Escape POW/MIA Day ference. Teachers will be located in the everyone 55 years and older with a good South, Salt Lake City. Registration is at The Great Colorado Train Escape offered National Prisoner of War/Missing in commons area for easy access. If there are driving record. The certificate will be 8 a.m. and the walk starts at 9 a.m. To by Hyde’s Tours will be held Sept. 29 to Action (POW/MIA) Day is Friday, Sept. any questions or concerns about the con- awarded after attendance of both days register or for more information, con- Oct. 5. Get your flyer and reservation 21, 2007. A POW/MIA ceremony and a ference, please call the main office at 833- of the class. These certificates are good tact Crista Casper or Jamie Riccobono form at the Tooele Senior Center front 9/11 remembrance ceremony will be 1978 or the counseling office at 833-1981. for three years. To register call 843-3690 at (801)483-1500, option #3. E-mail desk. For those going on this trip, you conducted by Dennis Tracey at 7 p.m. at or 843-3691. Cost for the class is $10 [email protected] or visit www. must get your reservation and deposit in Veteran’s Memorial Park, on the corner Parent workshop payable at the first day of class. cancer.org/stridesonline. now! We are also looking for a volunteer of Main Street and Vine Street. This mov- Tooele County School District will host bass guitar player for the Tooele Senior ing ceremony is a non-miss event for a parent workshop and presentation on Band. veterans and the public. For more infor- Sept. 21, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Overlake Arts Groups mation call Dennis Tracey at 850-9014. Elementary. Nathan Levy will be the Grantsville Senior Center featured speaker. “The Little Mermaid” auditions Tooele Sewing Guild The Grantsville Senior Center can be Star party Auditions for The Missoula Children’s The Tooele Sewing Guild will hold its reached at 884-3446. The Salt Lake Astronomical Society Head Start Theatre Production of “The Little monthly meeting on Sept. 19, beginning Lunch — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday will be holding a special fundraising Head Start registration is now going on in Mermaid” will be held on Monday, Sept. at 9:30 a.m., in the extension office audi- and Friday, please make your reserva- star party for Tooele High School’s ath- Tooele County. Children must be 3 or 4 24, 2007, at 4 p.m. at Copper Canyon torium. This month we will work on mak- tions before 8:30 a.m. the morning of the letic department on Wednesday, Sept. years old by Sept. 1, 2007. Full-day, half- Elementary, 1600 N. Broadway. Children ing hats, mittens and scarves from polar meal, sign-up sheets are available at the 19, from 5 until late in the evening, in day and home-based options are avail- kindergarten through sixth grade are fleece for a service project. If you have a center. Breakfast: Wednesday 9:30 a.m. the parking lot of Denny’s restaurant able. For more information call 882-6743. invited to audition. Seventh and eighth machine, rotary cutter or mat you could to noon. in Tooele. Denny’s will be donating a grade students may audition for assis- bring that will help. A good machine nee- Health clinics — Blood pressure: Every portion of the day’s sales to the high STAR reading program tant director positions. About 50 to dle to use for fleece is a ballpoint if you Thursday 12 p.m. Appointments are nec- school. Northlake Elementary needs volunteers 60 local youth will be cast in the play. have one, 75/11 or 80/12. Fabric will be essary. Foot clinic: Tuesday, Sept. 25, who can help with the STAR reading Children must be able to attend all provided, but additional fabric donations from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Domestic violence awareness program. There will be a training on the rehearsals and two performances will be helpful. Patterns are also available. Wendover trip is Friday, Sept. 21. Cost is Join us for a candlelight vigil, “Walking Thursday, Sept. 20, from 9 a.m. to noon, on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007. For more Please contact Geri Thomas 882-3487 if $15. We need at least 15 people to fill the Together for Tooele County Domestic in room 10 at Northlake Elementary. information please contact Tooele City you plan on attending. bus. Call 884-3446 or come and sign up. Violence Awareness,” in honor of If you have two hours a week to help, Parks and Recreation at 843-2142 or at September’s birthday dinner will be on domestic violence victims and survivors please contact the school at 833-1940. [email protected]. Boys/Girls Club breakfast Sept. 21, at 4 p.m., with entertainment on Thursday, Oct. 11, at 6 p.m. Meet The Tooele Boys and Girls Club is hosting provided by Carl Boyd, Heber Creeper’s at Janna’s Java on the corner of 400 its first annual “Hand in Hand” free break- engineer. North and Main Street. We will walk to Library Churches fast event on Wednesday, Sept. 19, from On Sept. 22 Tooele Valley County Players the Veteran’s Memorial Park. Candles 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., at Miller Motorsports will perform from 1 to 3 p.m. will be provided by the Tooele County Library programs Food pantry Park. Come and learn more about the pro- Domestic Violence Coalition. If you have The Tooele City Library will present Back The First Baptist Church in Tooele is grams and services we provide to Tooele’s Tooele Seniors any questions, please call 843-3429. to School Bingo and Responsible Pet offering a clothing closet and emergen- youth. For more information about the The Tooele County Senior Citizen Center Owners for September programs. Take cy food pantry to help meet the needs of Tooele Boys and Girls Club or to attend the can be reached at 882-2870. The center is “Feed Uncle SAM” your bingo sheet and find the special our community. Anyone with clothing breakfast, call Darlene at 224-9300. Visit for the enjoyment of all Senior Citizens The Family Readiness group for the 116th stickers around the library to cover your needs — adults and children — are wel- our Web site at www.bgcgsl.org. 55 years and up. Security Forces Company is sponsor- items and win. Being a responsible pet come. The food pantry is available for Meals — (Reservations a must!) Lunch: ing a state-wide care package campaign owner is harder than you think. On Sept. emergency needs. Hours of operation AAUW Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 12 to called “Feed Uncle SAM.” They are seek- 19, at 3 p.m., learn the secrets of being a are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We The Tooele Branch of the American 1 p.m. Breakfast: Wednesday, 9 a.m. to ing to gather Christmas box items for responsible pet owner from Debra Bush are located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For Association of University Women will noon. Dinner: Friday, 4 to 5:30 p.m. all 700 plus deployed Utah troops. The from the Tooele City Animal Shelter. more info cal 882-2048. meet on Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m., at Senior Sparklers Exercise — Monday “SAM” comes from a portable storage the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron. and Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; Fridays, 10:30 unit called a “Store and Move.” A SAM Book sale Fall Boo-tique Dr. Betsy Leishman, coordinator for the a.m. container will be in the Wal-mart park- The Friends of the Library Bookstore Tooele Methodist Church will hold its Domestic Violence Hotline and Shelter Friday Night Entertainment starts at 5:30 ing lot on Saturday, Sept. 22. We’re look- will be selling hardback books for 50 annual Fall Boo-tique on Friday and will be our speaker. Persons interest- p.m. Upcoming entertainment: Sept. 21 ing for items in the following three cate- cents and paperback/childrens books Saturday, Oct. 19 and 20. Reserve your ed are invited to attend. Membership — Dillon Hurst gories: personal/hygiene, entertainment for 25 cents through September. Hours space now. Call Glenice Moore at 882- is open to persons with a bachelor’s Friday Night Dancing is from 6 until 8 and edible (with emphasis on entertain- of operation are Tuesday from 11 a.m. 3807 for more information and to degree, associate’s degree or equivalent p.m. Upcoming bands/singers: Sept. 21 ment — books, magazines, DVDs/CDs, to 2 p.m. and Friday from 1 to 7 p.m. We reserve your booth. degree. For more information call Dawn — Wayne Jones video games, board games, etc). Anyone recently purchased $2,300 in new books DeWitt 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882- Check your health services — Blood interested in learning more or volun- and books on tape for the library. Singles dance 5661. www.aauwutah.org Pressure: Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 11 a.m. to teering can contact us at feedunclesam. Join us for the Tooele Valley LDS Singles 1 p.m. Appointments necessary. com or [email protected]. (ages 31 plus) dance on Friday, Sept. 21, Domestic violence peer support Education from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Tooele The DVSAVA (Domestic Violence and Senior Circle East Stake Center, 752 N. 520 East, Sexual Assault Victim’s Advocacy) crisis Senior Circle is for anyone over the age Grantsville Credit scores Tooele. Please wear your dressy casual line is beginning a peer support group of 50 and costs only $15 per year. Receive Credit Scores — What do they really and have a great time with us. for victims and survivors of domes- hospital, local, and national benefits. Punt, Pass and Kick mean? What’s the real story behind your tic violence. The group will be help Call 843-3690 or stop by the hospital Pepsi’s NFL Punt, Pass and Kick com- credit score? How can you improve Thursday, Sept. 27, in the Mountain volunteer desk to sign up. All activities petition will be held Wednesday, Sept. yours — no matter how good it is? To Health West Medical Center board room, at 7 require an RSVP except for exercise. 26, at 3 to 6 p.m., at GHS football field. get the answer to these questions and p.m. All are invited to participate. Please Breast Cancer Support Group will meet Boys and girls ages 8 to 15 are invit- more, come to our credit optimization Cancer Support Group Call 882-6888 for more information. Thursday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. Meet at ed. Winners advance to the sectional workshop on Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Women’s Cancer Support Group meet- MWMC. competition in Tremonton. Then win- 7 p.m. Space is limited so RSVP today ing will be held on Sept. 20, at 7 p.m., at Marine Corps League Birthday Bingo will be held on Tuesday, ners from the sectional advance to the by contacting april@doorwayfinancial. Mountain West Medical Center in the edu- The Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine Corps Sept. 25, at 5 p.m. Food, cake, bingo, Denver Broncos game for the next level com or call 435-882-0355. cation room. Dr. Chandromouli is coming League Detachment 1251 will meet prizes! Spaces fill up fast. Cost $3 for of competition. This is a great oppor- to answer questions on new developments Thursday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele salad bar and drinks. tunity. Register early by calling Nicole Selling your home? in cancer treatment. Everyone welcome County Search and Rescue building, 245 Cloward at 241-0410 or 884-3272. Are you selling your home? Planning to — including friends and family. W. 900 South. For information call Hal sell in the near future? Want to get top McConnell at 882-1179. dollar for your house? Want to get the Free exercise classes Erda edge on the market? Come learn how to Free exercise classes will be held at 9 sell your property — regardless if you use a.m. at the LDS church on 1717 Berra BULLETIN BOARD POLICY a Realtor or not — on Thursday, Sept. 27, Blvd. in Overlake. Monday is pilates, Healing Horses TRC If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Healing Horses TRC (Therapeutic at 7 p.m. Space is limited so RSVP today Tuesday is aerobics, Wednesday is Yoga 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Riding Center) needs help with feeding by contacting april@doorwayfinancial. and Thursday is high/low. Everyone is Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit their horses mornings and evenings at com or call 435-882-0355. welcome! Contact Monica Parks at 843- organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. the Erda Arena through the month of 5553 with any questions. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot October. Please call Barb at 843-7774. AARP Safe Drivers class guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement AARP Safe Drivers class is being offered Fight against cancer please call the advertising department at 882-0500. Information must be delivered to all drivers 50 years and older. The Join the American Cancer Society in the no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A8 SPORTS

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 18, 2007 Sports

SPORTS WRAP THS girls soccer Springville’s air attack stymies Tooele On Thursday Tooele High girls soccer team blanked Jake Gordon Payson 2-0 in Region 7 CONTRIBUTING WRITER action. Meredith Nigh and Kahri Golden each scored In a back-and-forth game goals and Alexis Bird record- Tooele had many chances to ed the shutout. Tooele hosts come out on top of Springville. Orem today and plays at In the end though the passing Mountain View Thursday. game of the visiting Red Devils The Lady Buffs are 4-4-1 on did in the Buffs as Springville the season. squeaked by with a 23-21 vic- tory. Alumni soccer Zac Clausing did it on the The Tooele High girls soc- ground with 85 yards rushing cer team will host its annual while Chase Banks came in dur- alumni game on Saturday, ing the second quarter to throw Oct. 6, at 11 a.m. Any previ- for 169 yards and two touch- ous players and graduates of downs to pace the Buffaloes. Tooele High School please The downside for Tooele is call Chris Wilcox for informa- that they allowed Springville tion at 435-843-7013. quarterback Issac Allred to throw for 377 yards and two Ducks Unlimited touchdowns while he had two The Tooele County Chapter targets, Ben Doxey and Colton of Ducks Unlimited has slated Ramon, each obtained over 140 their 31st annual banquet for receiving yards, exploiting the Friday. The banquet will be Tooele secondary. held at 6 p.m. at the Eagle’s Springville started the game Nest. The event will feature a in the air as their only real form raffle with many great prizes of success. Tooele did apply including shotguns, a layout pressure to Allred during the blind and decoys. There will drive only to have the Red Devil also be an auction and silent quarterback find Ramon wait- auction featuring signed lim- ing for a screen pass and rum- ited edition art work and ble 52 yards to set up a 31-yard other great items. Tickets are field goal by Sam Hickman to $65 a couple or $45 single. go up 3-0. Tickets include prime rib din- Tooele countered with a ner and $25 DU membership. strong running attack with Ducks Unlimited has Clausing taking the ensuing long been recognized as the kickoff 27 yards. However from world’s largest and most there the Buffalo drive stalled successful waterfowl and as they failed to convert on wetlands conservation orga- fourth down. nization, with a current mem- On their next series Tooele bership well over 700,000. started their drive in Springville DU’s conservation projects territory and did not come up occur throughout the United short thanks to great catch from States, Canada, Mexico, the Jordan Clemente that nearly Carribean, and Latin America turned into a touchdown. From — wherever waterfowl breed, there Jordon Biorge punch in migrate or winter. Dozens of the score from two yards away species of ducks, geese and to put the Buffs on top 7-3. swans rely on this critical hab- Springville’s Doxey took it itat year-round. Just last year, upon himself to put the Red Ducks Unlimited announced Devils back on top as he hauled the Utah Waterfowl Initiative. in three receptions for 72 yards Many Utah projects are now and the touchdown catch all being planned and imple- in one drive to put the score mented and many more DU at 10-7. dollars will be spent locally. Biorge found some blocks on For more information or to the ensuing kickoff and carried purchase a tickets contact the ball all the way across the photography / Troy Boman Rob Jensen at 882-0973 or goal line, but a blocking pen- Teri Critchlow at 830-8090. alty erased the score and Tooele A Springville defender grabs a hold of Tooele wide receiver Jordan Clemente during Friday’s game. Clemente hauled in a touchdown pass in turned the ball over on downs. the second quarter for the Buffaloes. Athlete injury screens Springville took advantage of Free athletic conditioning the stalled offense of Tooele as and that is when the game got deficit to 17-14 at halftime. On second down Banks behind. sport screens are offered at Allred faked a short pass then out of hand. Two plays into In the second half Springville looked to his left while the On third down Clausing Meier and Marsh Professional bombed a throw downfield to the drive starting quarterback again methodically marched ball was prematurely snapped needed two yards for the first Therapies for Tooele County Ramon for 53 yards to get inside Trifon Gochis was ejected on a down the field with precision catching Banks off guard and down and picked up 30 in a high school athletes. This the Tooele 10 yard line. personal foul call as emotions passes from Allred and he a Springville defender was momentum changing run. sport screen is used nation- The Buffalo defense held boiled over for both teams. hooked up with DJ Martindale able to recover the ball to spoil From there Clemente and Matt ally to help athlete’s peak strong and forced the Red Chase Banks came on to fill for a 19-yard touchdown recep- an almost sure Tooele scor- Gochis each hauled in a pass performance and identifies Devils to a field goal attempt in for Gochis at quarterback tion to go back up 23-14. ing opportunity inside the red as Gochis grabbed a tipped ball areas vulnerable to injury but Trever Jeffers took the high and after Springville was called Banks started off Tooele’s zone. in the endzone to get the Buffs and offers conditioning pro- snap and ran it into the end- for a facemask to keep the next possession with a 35-yard The secondary was finally within two points. grams to target weak areas. zone for a surprising touch- Tooele drive alive Banks threw strike to Clemente and a 16- showing signs of life cutting Unfortunately that was as Call 843-1311 or visit MMPT down and a 17-7 lead. a ball which Clemente wrestled toss to Jai Nighton to get right down on the big passing plays at 1226 N. Main St. Tooele got the ball with just away from a Red Devil defender around Springville ten yard line of Springville and giving their under seven minutes to play for a 23-yard touchdown to cut but then disaster struck. offense a chance to come from SEE TOOELE PAGE A9 ➤ Union controls second half to down Cowboys

by Mark Watson and grow up fast,” Cloward said. the night. Gummucio ran in for a two-point SPORTS EDITOR Union scored on the second play of the game conversion. when quarterback Rhen Richard uncorked a The Cougars jumped ahead five minutes Trailing 8-7 in the first quarter Union shut 56-yard touchdown pass to David Gilbert to into the second quarter on a 29-yard fourth out Grantsville the rest of the game and scored give the visitors an early 7-0 lead. down touchdown pass, but failed on the PAT five more touchdowns en route to a 42-8 vic- Momentum turned Grantsville’s way on to make it 13-8. tory over the Cowboys Friday in the final pre- Union’s second offensive possession when The Cowboys squandered a chance to take season game of the year. Grantsville defensive back Michael Le Beau the lead at the close of the first half when they Grantsville coach Tony Cloward said his intercepted a pass in Grantsville territory could not score after Union fumbled the ball team played with plenty of intensity and emo- and returned it 23 yards to the Union 33. on its own 20. Grantsville’s Collin Thompson tion in the first half, but after it gave up a The Cowboys needed seven plays to jump pounced on a loose ball and the Pokes were sud- 65-yard touchdown pass that pushed Union’s ahead 8-7 with 2:07 left in the first quarter. denly in the red zone. lead to 27-8 with four minutes remaining in the Running backs Alex Childs, Le Beau and Austin Grantsville drove to the five yard line and photography / Mike Anderson third quarter the team fizzled and gave up. Gummucio all churned up yardage on the appeared to score on third down when Childs was Grantsville’s Ty Hamatake sacks Union quarterback Rhen Richard dur- “That shows our youth and inexperience. We drive with Childs plunging in from the one ing the Cowboys’ homecoming game Friday against Union. get down and we give up. We’ve got to grow up yard line for Grantsville’s lone touchdown of SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE A9 ➤

Grantsville bounces Bear River in region volleyball opener By Mark Watson region title this year. her sets. key so far is that the team has that after splitting matches last season. SPORTS EDITOR “We started out really slow and didn’t Grantsville came from behind in the deep down desire to compete hard and have great passing at first and Brooke first game to win 25-21. The coach said win,” Heath said. Tooele drops match The Grantsville High volleyball (Bakker) wasn’t getting her sets,” said Kylee Erickson was huge in the contest The task become extra difficult Springville defeated Tooele Thursday team opened region play Thursday by Grantsville coach Heidi Jo Heath. with five consecutive kills to set the tone tonight when Morgan comes to town, 25-12, 25-19, 25-21. The Lady Buffs host sweeping last year’s region champs Junior Annie Young came into the for Grantsville. Paige Allred has also but Heath said her squad is ready. On Orem tonight and travel to Mountain Bear River 25-21, 25-15, 25-17. It was a game and helped fire up the team with stepped up the last couple of weeks. Thursday Logan plays at Grantsville View Thursday. big victory for the experienced Cowboy some strong passing and Bakker is a “We’re pretty tall and we have a lot and coach Heath said her team is look- [email protected] team which should challenge for the talented outside hitter when she gets of experience this year. The biggest ing to sweep the Grizzlies this year A9

TUESDAY September 18, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Dempsey places 10th in Rolex Series

by Missy Thompson and No. 40 SoBe Mazda RX-8. priority on Dempsey’s plate is STAFF WRITER With his jam-packed sched- to combine his acting talents ule, Dempsey even had dif- with his passion for race car Hearts were racing at Miller ficulty finding time to practice driving in a film that would Motorsports Park this week- driving the cars. accurately depict racing. end during the Sunchaser “Yesterday it was a little Dempsey’s passion for race 1000 event where television overwhelming at first jumping car driving stems from a love heartthrob Patrick Dempsey in cold to a new car,” Dempsey of ski racing. He is co-owner took to the track in three sepa- said at a press conference of Vision Racing and has been rate races. Friday. racing in his spare time for Known as dreamy Dr. Dempsey first slid behind several years. Over the years, Derek Shepherd on the televi- the wheel of the Ford Mustang Dempsey racing credits have sion show “Grey’s Anatomy,” during the practice round for increased including driv- Dempsey exchanged his the KONI Challenge Series ing the pace car for the 2007 scrubs for a fire suit and scrub Friday. Indianapolis 500 in May. He cap for a helmet in the KONI “He’s done very well and has also participated in the Challenge Series, SIRIUS it’s been a challenge,” Foster Baja 1000 celebrity race, Panoz Satellite Radio Mazda MC-5 said. “Yesterday was primarily Series and Pro Miata Series. His Cup series, and the 7.5 hour because his schedule was so enthusiasm for cars extends Rolex Sports Car Series. Each hectic.” to his own garage. Dempsey race comes with a different The practice from driving in owns a number of ‘50s and car — and sponsor — that the first two events was a good ‘60s model sports cars. takes some time getting used warm-up for Dempsey as he Dempsey’s weekend didn’t to driving. finished 10th in the 7.5 hour end at MMP. After completing “Dempsey] can handle adapt- Rolex Sports Car Series. the 7.5 hour drive around the photography/ Maegan Burr ing to different cars in the same Prior to his first race Friday, track, Dempsey headed back Mario Andretti and Patrick Dempsey talk Friday at Miller Motorsports Park. Both men were at MMP for the Sunchaser day when early in the game that Dempsey took some time to to Hollywood for the Emmy 1000 weekend of racing. Andretti waved the green flag at the beginning of the 1000 kilometer race and Dempsey may have been a little much,” talk with the media about his Award ceremony where he participated in three races. said Dempsey’s racing partner racing career and future goals. presented an award. and mentor Joe Foster. One goal is to drive in the While Dempsey is serious few jokes. When asked why Water beside him was in fact for his SoBe sponsors he said: Dempsey drove the No. 54 Daytona 24-hour endurance about his future in racing he wasn’t drinking a prod- made by Sobe. Without miss- “SoBe Life Water, the drink of Supercuts Ford Mustang, No. race and hopes to get to that and current acting career, he uct made by sponsor SoBe, ing a beat, Dempsey recited choice for Hyper Sport.” 29 Team MER Mazda MX-5 track in the near future. Also a doesn’t hesitate to throw in a Dempsey replied that the Life a near perfect commercial [email protected] Andretti impressed with track layout at Miler Motorsports Park

by Missy Thompson Marshal for the 7.5-hour endurance getting a look at the track and layout. Climb racing enthusiasts are hope- Andretti’s sprint and endurance STAFF WRITER race Saturday sponsored by Texaco. I always love layout.” ful Andretti will return to the driver’s championship wins are unique in a As the only racer ever to win several His seat behind the wheel has been seat. sport with so many players. Racers The Sunchaser 1000 at Miller of the most prestigious titles in the vacant for the past few years, but “I’ve got a lot on my plate,” Andretti work their entire lives to achieve half Motorsports Park last weekend wasn’t sport, Andretti had nothing but flat- has never officially retired. The only said. “The things I’m involved in are of what Andretti has accomplished. just a star-studded event with actors tering things to say about the facili- man to win the Formula One World challenging and keep me going. I like At 67, Andretti is an inspiration to all Patrick Dempsey, Frankie Muniz and ties at MMP. Championship, the Champ Car it that way.” race car drivers and enthusiasts. Ian Ziering, but an opportunity for “I was warned about this facility National Championship (four times), The things that keep Andretti busy It boils down to the love of the up-and-coming racers attempting to and infrastructure and to bring a lot the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona are being spokesman for Bridgestone sport which Andretti proclaims with- get tips from racing legend Mario of hairspray,” Andretti said during 500, the 24 Hours of Daytona, the Firestone, Magnaflow Exhaust and out missing a beat: “I love sports car Andretti. a press conference Friday. “I’m very 12 Hours of Sebring (three times) Chevron Corporation that include racing.” Andretti served as the Grand impressed and looking forward to and the Pikes Peak International Hill Texaco and Havoline. [email protected] Cowgirl netters dominate at St. George tournament; Buffs top Bruins

by Mark Watson “I was working on a new lineup No. 1 doubles Logan’s Kristina Morgan Emma Gallup and doubles. with Kenna Stewart for a dou- SPORTS EDITOR trying to see how I could match Roskelley and Jacqvie Anderson Presley Hall won singles match- In other singles matches bles win as did Ashley Lund and up better with Logan. My desire downed Grantsville’s Melissa es. Bria Titmus and Kylee Keetch Amanda Dunn, Kylee Harris Shellie Christensen. After a superb showing at a St. to tinker with the lineup didn’t Fillmore and Whitney Hill. teamed to win at No.1 doubles and Courtney Morales prevailed [email protected] George Tournament last week work,” he said. Nevertheless, Grantsville junior varsity while Caitlin Weber and Stefania for Tooele. Jenny Jasper teamed the Grantsville girls tennis team Grantsville was able to sharp- winners against Logan includ- Neuman prevailed at No.2 dou- returned home for dual match- en its skills in St. George as it ed Emma Gallup, Presley Hall, bles. McKell, Holly Jacobsen, es on Tuesday and Thursday. gears up for the final region dual Caitlin Weber and Stefania McCall Herpich, Daniel Potter Grantsville dropped its match matches and region and state Neumann. McKell Moritsen won and Heather Olney won exhibi- to a talented Logan team 4-1 tournaments. in exhibition. tion matches. Party Paper Tuesday and rolled past Morgan Grantsville’s Whitney Grantsville smoked Morgan 4- Tooele 4-1 on Thursday. Hutchins supplied the lone vic- 1 only losing at second singles. Tooele High won its sec- Coach Pat Ciervo said his team tory for Grantsville’s varsity team Lori Gallup, considered the ond consecutive region match was on top of its game at the St. against Logan. The senior netter top girls prep tennis player Thursday against Mountain George tourney where it swept prevailed in a three-set battle in Tooele County, won easily View 4-1. The only varisty set- ROLLS four teams 5-0. The victims over Lindsey Gray 7-5, 5-7, 7-5. against Morgan’s Chelsea Jensen back was a loss at No.1 doubles. included Delta, Granger, Pine Grantsville nearly pulled out a 6-0, 6-0 at first singles. Hall and Paige Dimond, Brooke Lund • multiple sizes View and Hurricane. Grantsville’s victory at No. 2 doubles but lost Hutchins also rolled to easy and Taylor Harris continued • different stocks only setback in southern Utah in three sets. victories. Melissa Fillmore and their strong play as the top three • cover tables came at the hands of Pine View, Logan’s Liz Kiger downed Whitley Hill captured the No.1 singles players on the team. • crafts 3-2, and the coach said the loss Lori Gallup at first singles 6-2, doubles victory for Grantsville Richelle Johnson and Jenny was his fault because he tin- 6-0 and Avenlea Harris prevailed 6-2, 6-0. Jasper turned in a strong show- • moving $ kered with the lineup. over Venessa Hall 6-0, 6-2. At In junior varsity action against ing with at victory at second • coloring 2 Inquire within Youth soccer club is a big hit in Stansbury Park by Abby Palmer from Erda, Lake Point, Overlake, neighbors and their children to cal activity.” STAFF WRITER Tooele and Grantsville. The provide a club that is based on The soccer board is in the 58 North Main • Tooele teams practice throughout the fun, learning and improve the stages of putting together a Stansbury Park’s first year week with coaches deciding on social wellness of it's members," special needs soccer program, youth soccer club includes 540 how long their team practices. he said. Augustine said. children registered to play in the “The younger children practice The Stansbury Soccer Club “This program (the special Pet of the Week recreation program, along with for shorter time periods, while mission statement: “The goal needs) will focus on children who one competition team. the older children practice lon- of Stansbury Soccer Club is to need something a little extra,” The children play on Saturday ger," Augustine said. "Kids eight provide children throughout our he said. “We hope to enroll them mornings. and under practice once a week, community with a fun learning into Special Olympics and other “We try to be done by 11 and those 13 and under can prac- experience with soccer. Along events that help bring fun to all a.m., but some games don't get tice up to twice a week.” with the fun of soccer, we will kids.” through until noon,” said club The most important part of help youth develop skills, over- Augustine added that it is president Mark Augustine. the club is making sure the kids come challenges and develop important that all children have Not only are there children have a good time, he said. self-knowledge through a posi- the opportunity to play. from Stansbury Park, but the “The soccer board believes tive playing environment, a love [email protected] club also includes children we have a commitment to our of team participation and physi-

score. Richard connected with Gilbert again Cougars were still throwing, going for a two- Grantsville for a 26-yard score. With the PAT, Union led point conversion and onside kicking late in the continued from page A8 20-8 midway through the third quarter. The game when the outcome was already deter- Cougars added another quick score when mined. “He (Union coach) told me that we had Richard connected with Zach Truijo on a long knocked out their two running backs, that the upended at the goal line and hit the pylon. 65-yard TD pass to make it 27-8 after three players ran the two-point conversion on their Officials did not give the Cowboys the score quarters. own and that passing is what they do,” Cloward ruling the runner had stepped out at the Union used its passing attack extensively said. Union passed for 332 yards in the game one yard line. The Cougars then stopped the in the second half when it completed 10 of while the Cowboys attempted three passses Cowboys from scoring on fourth-and-goal 13 passes after hitting four of eight in the first for zero yards. The Cowboys averaged 3.7 yards Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. from one yard out. half. Union receiver Casey Gines, who is 6 feet, per carry rushing 51 times for 190 yards. Shelters are only required to hold animals for Union pulled away in the third quarter with 6 inches, hauled in the final two TD passes for Grantsville hosts Logan Friday in a region a pair of touchdown tosses. After a Grantsville Union of 18 and five yards. battle. three days before they are euthanized. fumble at the 50, Union needed five plays to Cloward did not like the idea that the [email protected] For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville pass to seal the win for the Red one area we are going to focus as he totaled 95 yards and a Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Tooele Devils. and improve on. We need to touchdown on five receptions. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. continued from page A8 “I take complete responsi- take full advantage of the three Tooele 2-3 (0-2) travels bility for this loss,” said Tooele hours that we are allowed to to Orem to face top ranked Tooele Veterinary close as Tooele would get as coach Sam Elliot. “All the mis- practice each day” Timpview 5-0 (2-0) Friday at 7 Springville’s Thomas Eastman takes we made in this game are Jordan Clemente had a great p.m. Clinic was able to pick off a Banks from lack of practice and that is day making big catches all day 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 A10

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REMEMBERING RADDIE Heart of Grantsville City government retiring to take up ranching in Nebraska

by Chris O’Nan STAFF WRITER

Lifelong Grantsville resi- dent Wendy Palmer is chas- ing a lifelong dream — all the way to a ranch in Nebraska. Palmer, who has been at the heart of Grantsville City’s government for 25 years, most recently as city recorder, is retiring in October at the age of 47 to run a 913-acre ranch with her husband, Gary, and 15-year-old twins, Jacob and photography / Troy Boman Jessica. The family plans to Scouts Grady Nobles (left) and Brandon Mohler stand with Martha and Ferrell Butler in Longtime Grantsville City employee Wendy Palmer gets a surprise visit from a front of a memorial the scouts built for the Butlers’ nephew Raddie Butler at Grantsville use the ranch to train horses cattle dog in front of City Hall. After 25 years with the city, Palmer will retire to a Junior High School. Raddie, who was raised from the age of 11 by Ferrell and Martha, and raise cattle and hogs. ranch in Nebraska. was the janitor at the school for 22 years before being killed in a car accident in 2005. “I’ve always wanted to have my own herd of cattle and live my life on the back of a community development horse,” Palmer said. “Now I block grants for various proj- am able to retire and live that ects that have improved the lifestyle.” quality of life for Grantsville Working as city recorder residents, such as the senior since 1996, Palmer has held citizens center and installing many city positions — a new playground equipment number of them simultane- at Cherry Street Park. ously — through the years. Susan Gustin, city treasur- of the She was the receptionist, er and human resource man- Festival zoning administrator, util- ager, has worked with Palmer ity clerk and nuisance offi- since 1989. She said Palmer cer. At that time, Grantsville’s has been an open door for city government consisted of public inquiry. Mayor Keith Brown and two “She has great public rela- other employees: Pat Hunter, tions skills,” Gustin said. “She recorder, and Marjorie Stam, will answer any question for treasurer, payroll clerk and anyone who comes in. Even if police secretary. it is not related to her depart- “We all just did everything,” ment, she will get the answer. Palmer said. “It was a great She has lived here all her life office.” and knows a lot of the town’s Current Mayor Byron history. She knows how every- Anderson said he and the thing operates.” city council will miss the Palmer, who graduated wealth of experience that will from Grantsville High School leave with Palmer. He said in 1978, said the city’s growth the recorder operates as a rate in the 1980s was only Friday, Saturday & Sunday quasi-city manager, doing about 1 percent annually. everything from budgeting to Then, as the Salt Lake Valley preparing the mayor and city began to overflow with devel- council for meetings, and opment, growth jumped to taking city council meeting about 3 percent in the early September 28, 29 & 30 minutes. 1990s. In recent years, that “She is dedicated and hon- rate has leaped to around 7 est, very straightforward,” percent, she said. am Anderson said. “We will “People want a rural Opens 10 each day probably be calling her from lifestyle, a slower pace. time to time. The big things Grantsville still gives people a we can handle, but it is the chance to take a deep breath Dow James Complex little things that may give us and relax,” Palmer said. trouble.” Palmer herself is looking 400 W 400 N, Tooele Anderson said Palmer has for an even slower pace of been training her replace- life as a rancher. Having been ment, Jeremy Walker, since a farmer for nearly 20 years, FREE Admission May. Walker is a certified pub- she is well acquainted with lic accountant from Tooele. raising and caring for a barn- Looking back over her time yard of animals. She and her Delicious Food as a city employee, Palmer children have trained and said she grew personally and shown trail horses, two of professionally from her asso- which hold state champion- ciations with the five mayors ship titles. Gem & Mineral and the many council mem- She said her quest for a Show bers she worked with. ranch began in 2005 with an “More than anything else, Internet search. She Googled T I learned patience from the the word ‘ranch’ and began O O mayors,” she said. “The value looking through real estate E L of those people is tremen- listings. On long weekends, E UTAH dous. I probably got so much she and her family visited more from the mayors and ranches in Wyoming and council members than they Nebraska. ever got from me.” “It’s going to be a great life,” Mountain Man Palmer said her most cher- she said. “We have a lot of fun ished accomplishments were things planned. Getting back Rendezvous working with economic devel- to the basics is a great draw. opment advisors to attract the The land, the animals — it Wal-Mart Distribution Center is a truthful and pure exis- Native American Pow-Wow to Grantsville, and attaining tence.”

Donations Eastern Basin Gathering What: Public open house to honor Wendy Palmer When: Oct. 1, from 6 to 8 p.m. • Anonymous Donor Where: Grantsville City Hall $ • Tooele City 1,000 to • Tooele County • Metro Waste Congratulations $ • Tooele Gem & Mineral to our mighty hunter 5,000 • Ace Disposal • Wal-Mart Distribution • Energy Solutions • Tooele County Under Chamber of Commerce • Tate Mortuary $ • Tooele Federal 1,000 Credit Union • Elk Lodge With Love, Your Family B1 HOMETOWN

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photography / Missy Thompson Debbie Day (left) shoots for the very first time during shotgun class with instructor Louise Ekenstam (right) during Women in the Outdoors Saturday. photography / Missy Thompson Sheila Mogle asks a question about an oil painting of Capt. Jack Sparrow at Women in the Outdoors Saturday. photography / Missy Thompson Linda Snyder (left) asks chimes instructor Jamie Mitchell (right) a question about the proper way to make the craft. Ladies of the woods Weekend at Camp Wapiti aims to connect women with outdoor adventure

by Missy Thompson event helps women overcome their fears and learn that STAFF WRITER they can be just as knowledgeable in the outdoors as their husbands or boyfriends. ot all women know how to shoot a gun, “Sometimes you want to learn from new adventures, fly fish or handle a bow and arrow. The but around men it’s more difficult,” said Gail Kaletta, Women in the Outdoors event held last one of the event’s organizers. “They no longer feel intim- weekend at Camp Wapiti in Settlement idated by men when in the outdoors.” Canyon was a way to get women of all Women from all age groups and walks of life attended Nages into the outdoors. this year’s event. The atmosphere all around the camp Seventy-one women from all over northern Utah came was positive where women could laugh and talk with to the two-day event for different reasons. Some wanted their friends and just have a good time. to spend time with other women who have similar inter- “This is a chance to do things you normally wouldn’t ests; others wanted to try something new. And with 26 and build friendships and just get away,” said commit- classes to choose from in six time slots, there was plenty tee member Kim DeGraw. for everyone to learn and experience. The classes helped other women come together and “[Women in the Outdoors] teaches self-respect and learn new skills. confidence in women that they never thought they “One thing I’ve noticed is the shy gals who come in could have,” said Cleora Evans, president of the event. The woods tend to be overrun with men and this SEE WEEKEND PAGE B8 ➤ Jennie Jensen concentrates on her artwork during an oil painting class at Women in the Outdoors at Camp Wapiti.

HOMEFRONT Make unique fall food with overabundant garden produce

t is harvest season and garden- Mix sugar and oil in frying pan. ers have worked all summer to Stir in water and vinegar. Cook until Ienjoy the bounties of late sum- Diane Sagers thickened, stirring constantly. mer and early fall. Most of us have CORRESPONDENT Put washed spinach in a large favorite recipes that appear year bowl. Pour hot dressing over the after year during this season, but spinach. Add bacon. Toss to mix and sometimes the harvest is so bounte- serve immediately. ous that we run out of fun ways to farmers’ markets during this season. use the crops. Grated herbed beets The following are some recipes to (Beets can take a long time to use fresh produce at its peak. The Wilted spinach salad cook, but this is a fast way to cook first, wilted spinach salad, probably 3 slices bacon cut in 1/2-inch and serve fresh beets.) fits better to early summer eat- pieces (Serves 4-6) ing since it is a cool-season crop. 1 tablespoon sugar 4 medium beets However, I have included it because 2 tablespoons vegetable oil or 4 tablespoons butter or margarine some gardeners make the most of olive oil Chopped fresh chervil, dill or pars- their garden space by adding a sec- 3/4 cup water ley ond crop in mid to late summer so 1/4 cup vinegar Fresh lemon juice they can enjoy a crop again in the 4 cups fresh raw spinach, washed Wash, peel and coarsely grate fall. It is a wonderful way to insure and coarsely chopped beets. Melt butter in skillet, add some great fall eating pleasure. Fry bacon pieces until crisp in beets and stir them. Sprinkle with The rest of the featured veg- frying pan. Remove from pan. Pat lemon juice, cover and cook over photography / Diane Sagers etables are likely available in bacon with paper towel or napkin to the garden, at the grocery or absorb grease. SEE FOOD PAGE B8 ➤ Baked Swiss corn takes the goodness of fresh corn and combines it with the tangy flavor of Swiss cheese for a delicious, different way to use fresh produce. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 18, 2007

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It’s not quite “Survivor,” (6) HBO (4:15) “Superman Returns” ’ Cont’d “The In Crowd” › (2000) Lori Heuring. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Hollywoodland” ›› (2006, Mystery) Adrien Brody, Ben Affleck, Diane Lane. ’ ‘R’ (CC) REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel (N) as nobody gets voted off, but fans of (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova ’ (CC) (DVS) Wild Things “Emperors of Antarctica” P.O.V. “Lumo” (N Subtitled-English) As Time Goes By Being Served Brown Is the New Green that long-running reality show will (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Paid Program Paid Program “Portraits of a Killer” ›› (1996, Suspense) Jennifer Grey, Costas Mandylor. South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Paid Program Paid Program probably get hooked on this new of- (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld ’ (CC) “Cool Runnings” ››› (1993) Leon. fering, which has already generated (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Antiques Roadshow (CC) When Nature Strikes Back ’ BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons its share of buzz, positive and nega- (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld (CC) House “Human Error” ’ (PA) (CC) K-Ville “Pilot” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing tive. (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Create The Group Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Frasier (CC) (:35) Will & Grace Last Comic Standing (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Beauty and the Geek A hot guy and a geeky gal throw the house into turmoil. King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show (23) FX “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” ›› (2003) Sean Connery. Literary figures unite to stop a mad bomber. “Hide and Seek” ›› (2005) Robert De Niro, Dakota Fanning. Premiere. Damages “Blame the Victim” (N) 8 p.m. on % NBC (25) QVC Can You Imagine: 4th Anniversary Halloween Designs by Mario Chiodo Now You’re Baking: 12th Anniversary Susan Graver Style Vicenza Style: Fine Italian Jewelry The Dish on Food Are we having fun yet? The votes are (26) ANPL Wild Kingdom “American Savanna” Wildlife on One Animal Battle. Miami Animal Police “Battle to Live” The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature Wild Kingdom “American Savanna” Wildlife on One Animal Battle. in, and tonight the winner of this talent (27) NICK Drake & Josh ’ SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ contest for stand-up comedians is (28) FAM Lincoln Heights (N) (CC) “Dr. Dolittle 3” (2006, Comedy) John Amos, Kyla Pratt, Chelan Simmons. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Lincoln Heights (CC) Paid Program Paid Program crowned. As in previous seasons, the (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Gym Partner Courage-Dog Naruto Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Harvey Birdmn Blood Plus Cowboy Bebop Inuyasha victor gets $250,000, a talent contract (31) CMTV Dallas Cheerleaders “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” ››› (2000, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, John Turturro. ’ Comedy Club ’ Comedy Club ’ Comedy Club ’ The Cable Guy Jeff Foxworthy with NBC Universal and a special on (33) DISN Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Life With Derek Life With Derek Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Cadet Kelly” ›› (2002, Comedy-Drama) Hilary Duff, Gary Cole. ’ (CC) That’s So Raven Life With Derek Bravo. Viewer votes pick the winner, (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: NY A tiger kills a man. ’ (CC) Murder “Murder at the Inn” (N) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ but talent scouts Ant, Kathleen Madi- (38) AMC “Vertigo” ›››› (1958) James Stewart. A detective with a fear of heights falls for his quarry. (:45) “Saboteur” ››› (1942, Suspense) Robert Cummings, Priscilla Lane, Norman Lloyd. “Original Sin” › (2001) (CC) gan and Alonzo Bodden are sure to (39) TNT Law & Order ’ (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Pro Se” (CC) (DVS) Without a Trace “Trip Box” ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Moving On” (CC) Without a Trace “Coming Home” ’ Law & Order “Disappeared” ’ have something to say in the two-hour (41) CNN Out in the Open Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) season finale. (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Unthinkable” (2007, Suspense) Michelle Forbes. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Kitchen Nightmares (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren 8 p.m. on ` FOX (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational II Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Poker -- Learn Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Poker -- Learn If you’ve watched “Hell’s Kitchen,” you (52) ESPN 2007 World Series of Poker (Taped) 2007 World Series of Poker (Taped) The Contender (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) know that chef Gordon Ramsay isn’t (57) USA Law & Order: SVU “Sweet Home Alabama” ›› (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas. (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone “Denouement” (CC) one to keep his opinions to himself, (71) DISC Dirty Jobs Working in a rock quarry. Dirty Jobs “Crew’s Cruise” (N) How It’s Made How It’s Made Dirty Jobs “Coal Miner” Coal mining. Dirty Jobs Working in a rock quarry. Dirty Jobs “Crew’s Cruise” and he remains true to his reputation (518) ENC “Selena” ››› (1997, Biography) Jennifer Lopez, Jon Seda. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:15) “Sleeping With the Enemy” ›› (1991) Julia Roberts. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “When a Stranger Calls” ›› (2006) Camilla Belle. (CC) Hand-Rocks in this new Americanization of a hit (534) STARZ (5:50) “Judge Dredd” ›› (1995) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “The Da Vinci Code” ›› (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Step Up” ›› (2006, Musical) Channing Tatum, Mario. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) British series. He visits eateries that (561) MAX (5:30) “Arlington Road” ››› (1999) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “Analyze This” ››› (1999) Robert De Niro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Cheaper by the Dozen 2” ›› (2005) Steve Martin. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Final Destination 3” ›› (2006) ‘R’ have fallen on hard times and shows (576) SHOW “Akeelah and the Bee” ››› (2006) Laurence Fishburne. iTV. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Californication ’ Californication ’ “Hostel” ›› (2006) Jay Hernandez. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) Fifty Pills ‘R’ their owners how to turn them around (591) TMC (5:55) “Son of the Pink Panther” ›› (1993) ‘PG’ Cont’d “American Crime” ›› (2004) Annabella Sciorra. ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Cyber-Tracker 2” › (1995) ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Cyborg 2” › (1993) Jack Palance. ’ ‘R’ (CC) — whether it’s a menu makeover, WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 19, 2007 new decor, a personnel shakeup or all 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 of the above. (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Kid Nation (Series Premiere) (N) (CC) (:07) Criminal Minds ’ (CC) (:06) CSI: NY “Snow Day” ’ (CC) (:05) News (N) (:40) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show Movie: Frenzy (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood According to Jim According to Jim Grey’s Anatomy (N) ’ (CC) (:01) Primetime: Medical Mysteries News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:36) Extra (N) ’ 8:45 p.m. on F AMC (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) ’ (CC) Last Comic Standing The 10 finalists reunite; the winning comic. (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night Hitchcock’s next to last film is an elo- (6) HBO “Hope Floats” › (1998, Romance) Sandra Bullock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Lake House” ›› (2006) Keanu Reeves. ‘PG’ (CC) Making Tell Me Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq Inside the NFL (N) ’ (CC) quent argument for bringing back clip- (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Seeing in the Dark (N) (CC) (DVS) American Masters (N) ’ (CC) American Masters: Rivera As Time Goes By Being Served “Young Frankenstein” ›››› (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Paid Program Paid Program on neckties. Jon Finch stars as (8) KPNZ (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne Sex and the City Sex and the City “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle” ›› (2004) (CC) Band Camp Richard Ian Blaney, an Englishman (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova ’ (CC) (DVS) Disaster Detectives “Fire” ’ BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith who has fallen on hard times and re- (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Back to You ’ ’Til Death (CC) Kitchen Nightmares “Peter’s” (CC) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing ceives an offer of help from an old (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Create The Group Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Feuding neighbors. (N) (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Frasier (CC) (:35) Will & Grace friend, Robert Rusk (Barry Foster), (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men America’s Next Top Model ’ (CC) Gossip Girl “Pilot” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show not realizing Rusk is really a serial (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Hide and Seek” ›› (2005, Suspense) Robert De Niro, Dakota Fanning. “Man of the House” ›› (2005, Comedy) Tommy Lee Jones. Premiere. That ’70s Show That ’70s Show strangler — and he’s framing Richard (25) QVC Gold Rush Polish Stoneware Bare Escentuals for the crimes. (26) ANPL Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) Miami Animal Police (CC) The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) Blue Planet: Seas of Life (CC) (27) NICK Drake & Josh ’ SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Thursday (28) FAM “Mrs. Doubtfire” ››› (1993) Robin Williams. An estranged dad poses as a nanny to be with his children. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Slacker Cats Slacker Cats Precious in His Sight (CC) Movie: Fried Green Tomatoes (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Gym Partner Jimmy’s Head Naruto Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Harvey Birdmn Blood Plus Cowboy Bebop Inuyasha (31) CMTV O Brother-Thou Trick My Truck ’ “Road House 2” (2006, Action) Johnathon Schaech, Jake Busey. Premiere. ’ Dallas Cheerleaders Crossroads ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ 6:30 p.m. on N LIFE (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Bob the Butler” ›› (2005) Tom Green. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) American Drgn That’s So Raven Life With Derek Female bonding runs wild in this (36) SPIKE UFC Unleashed (N) UFC Fight Night ’ (Live) The Ultimate Fighter (N) MANswers (N) MANswers CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ movie about the friendships between (38) AMC “Marnie” ››› (1964) Tippi Hedren. A woman’s complex life turns her into a compulsive thief. (:45) “Frenzy” ››› (1972, Suspense) Jon Finch, Barry Foster, Barbara Leigh-Hunt. (:15) Mad Men “Shoot” two pairs of women. Jessica Tandy (39) TNT Law & Order “Veteran’s Day” ’ Law & Order “Patient Zero” ’ Law & Order “Ghosts” (CC) (DVS) Cold Case “Who’s Your Daddy?” ’ Las Vegas ’ (CC) Law & Order “Damaged Goods” ’ plays an elderly nursing home resi- (41) CNN Out in the Open Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) dent who befriends a lonely, frumpy (43) CNBC Fast Money Business Nation The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Business Nation The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch woman (Kathy Bates) there to visit her (46) LIFE Reba “Sister Act” Reba ’ (CC) “Eight Days to Live” (2006, Drama) Kelly Rowan. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls husband’s aunt. Tandy’s character en- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren chants her with the story of two (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational II Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN women (Mary Stuart Masterson, (52) ESPN MLB Baseball Teams to Be Announced. (Subject to Blackout) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Mary-Louise Parker) who opened a (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 Seattle falls into chaos. cafe together in 1930s Alabama. (71) DISC MythBusters (CC) MythBusters “Hindenburg Mystery” Build It Bigger “High Risk Tower” (N) Cash Cab: After Dark (N) MythBusters (CC) MythBusters “Hindenburg Mystery” (518) ENC “Independence Day” ››› (1996) Will Smith. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ’ “Batman Forever” ›› (1995, Action) Val Kilmer. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “The Fog” ›› (2005) Tom Welling. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Survivor: China (534) STARZ An Unfinished Life (:40) “Zoom” › (2006, Comedy) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:15) “The Shaggy Dog” ›› (2006, Comedy) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Click” ›› (2006, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) 7 p.m. on ^ CBS (561) MAX (5:15) “Conspiracy Theory” ›› (1997) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “The Marine” › (2006) John Cena. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Professional” ›› (1994, Crime Drama) Jean Reno. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny” Deserted? Hardly. Instead of dropping (576) SHOW (5:15) “Dangerous Minds” ‘R’ Cont’d Californication ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ “American Gun” ›› (2005) Donald Sutherland. iTV. ‘R’ (:35) Elite Xtreme Combat (iTV) Mo’Nique: I its contestants in a remote location, (591) TMC (5:50) “Americano” ›› (2005) Joshua Jackson. Cont’d (:25) “Caveman” ›› (1981, Comedy) Ringo Starr. ‘PG’ “Hustle & Flow” ››› (2005, Drama) Terrence Howard. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Drop Dead Sexy” (2004) Jason Lee. season 15 of the reality series puts THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 them in the world’s most populous 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 country. The contestants, as always, (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Survivor: China (Season Premiere) (N) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Without a Trace “The Beginning” ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show are a unique bunch that includes a (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “East Side Story” (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) (:01) Men in Trees ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:36) Extra (N) ’ 20-year-old half-Russian, half-Japan- (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) My Name Is Earl “The Trial” (N) ’ The Office “The Job, Parts 1 and 2” ER “The Honeymoon Is Over” (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night ese college student and a 47-year-old (6) HBO Stuart-Family “Flushed Away” ››› (2006) Voices of Hugh Jackman. REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel ’ Inside the NFL ’ (CC) “Accepted” ›› (2006) Justin Long. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) The Kingdom chicken farmer — who have two of (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Secrets of Mary Magdalene ’ (CC) Globe Trekker “Alaska” ’ As Time Goes By Being Served Lawrence of Arabia: The Battle the most unusual nicknames ever (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Paid Program Paid Program “Honeybee” › (2001, Drama) Senait Ashenafi, James Avery, Pierre Perea. South Park (CC) South Park “Pip” Paid Program Paid Program heard on this show. (10) TBS Friends (CC) Friends (CC) “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason” ›› (2004) Renée Zellweger. (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City (:10) “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason” ›› (2004) Renée Zellweger. (11) Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Chasing Big Cats” ’ Wild! ’ (CC) True Blue Perry Mason (CC) BBC World News CSI: Crime Scene Investigation KBYU (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Don’t Forget the Lyrics! (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:05) Seinfeld ’ The Simpsons ’ (:05) Family Guy (:35) Still Standing 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Create The Group Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Family dealing with infidelity. News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Frasier (CC) (:35) Will & Grace Watch out, Miniature Killer, they’re on (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Beauty and the Geek A hot guy and a geeky gal throw the house into turmoil. King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show to you. The investigators finally learn (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Man of the House” ›› (2005) Tommy Lee Jones, Cedric the Entertainer. “The Rundown” ››› (2003, Adventure) The Rock, Seann William Scott. Always Sunny Always Sunny the identity of the person who’s been (25) QVC (5:00) Bare Escentuals Cont’d Polish Stoneware Veronese Collection: 18K Bonded Sterling Silver Bob Mackie Wearable Art “Fashion” leaving those little crime-scene repli- (26) ANPL Dog Show “Animal Planet Dog Championships 2007” Harrisburg, Pa. (CC) The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature Dog Show “Animal Planet Dog Championships 2007” Harrisburg, Pa. (CC) cas around. While they’re trying to (27) NICK Drake & Josh ’ SpongeBob Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ find the murderer, Sara (Jorja Fox) (28) FAM (5:00) “Ice Princess” ›› Cont’d “Ice Princess” ›› (2005, Comedy-Drama) Joan Cusack, Kim Cattrall. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Fallen “Someone Always Has to Die” Paid Program Paid Program disappears, and her relationship with (29) TOON Grim Adventures Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Gym Partner Courage-Dog Naruto Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Harvey Birdmn Blood Plus Cowboy Bebop Inuyasha Grissom (William Petersen) is re- (31) CMTV (5:00) “Road House 2” (2006) Cont’d Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ “The Dukes of Hazzard -- Hazzard in Hollywood” (2000) John Schneider. ’ Celebrity Bull Riding Challenge vealed to the rest of the team. (33) DISN That’s So Raven That’s So Raven Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Beethoven’s 4th” ›› (2001) Judge Reinhold. ‘G’ (CC) (:35) Kim Possible That’s So Raven Life With Derek (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) The Ultimate Fighter ’ UFC 76 Countdown All Acc. Forrest Whacked Out Game Head ’ Afro Samurai ’ ER (38) AMC (5:30) “The Man Who Knew Too Much” ›››› (1956) Doris Day Cont’d Mad Men “5G” Pete makes a request. “Torn Curtain” ››› (1966) Paul Newman, Julie Andrews. A U.S. physicist seeks missile secrets in East Germany. 9 p.m. on % NBC (39) TNT Law & Order “Attorney Client” ’ “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” ›› (2004) Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guillory. (CC) Saving Grace (CC) “The Village” ›› (2004) Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix. (CC) Wouldn’t you expect a peace rally to (41) CNN Out in the Open Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) be, you know, peaceful? It proves to (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch be a dangerous undertaking for Neela (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) “Fried Green Tomatoes” ››› (1991, Drama) Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy. Premiere. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren (Parminder Nagra), who attends an (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational II Best Damn Most Shocking Moments Knockouts Final Score Best Damn Most Shocking Moments Final Score Best Damn Most Shocking Moments Knockouts anti-war protest at a patient’s urging. (52) ESPN (5:30) College Football Texas A&M at Miami. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Back in the ER, the staff is displeased (57) USA (4:00) “National Treasure” Cont’d Burn Notice “Loose Ends” A former Special Forces unit takes Sam hostage. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Burn Notice “Loose Ends” A former Special Forces unit takes Sam hostage. with the new chief’s (Stanley Tucci) (71) DISC Dirty Jobs Mushroom farming. (CC) Lobster Wars “Fighting Fatigue” (N) Survivorman (CC) Dirty Jobs Working in a rock quarry. Dirty Jobs Mushroom farming. (CC) Lobster Wars “Fighting Fatigue” planned overhaul. Kovac (Goran Vis- (518) ENC “Rush Hour” ››› (1998) Jackie Chan. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “The Sixth Sense” ››› (1999) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “Carlito’s Way” ››› (1993, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Sean Penn. ’ ‘R’ (CC) njic) postpones his honeymoon to (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “The Program” ›› (1993, Drama) James Caan, Halle Berry. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Open Season” ›› (2006) Voices of Martin Lawrence. “Invincible” ›› (2006) Mark Wahlberg. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:45) The Queen tend to his father in Croatia, and (561) MAX “Idiocracy” ›› (2006) Luke Wilson. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Family Stone” ›› (2005) Dermot Mulroney. (CC) (:15) “The Princess Bride” ››› (1987) Cary Elwes. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Return” › (2006) ‘PG-13’ (CC) Gates (John Stamos) deals with his (576) SHOW (5:15) “In the Mix” › (2005) Cont’d “The Longest Yard” ›› (2005) Adam Sandler. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Californication ’ “Lie With Me” ›› (2005) Eric Balfour. iTV. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) (:45) Elizabeth ‘R’ own family crisis. (591) TMC (5:00) “The Scarlet Letter” › Cont’d (:15) “The Weather Man” ›› (2005) Nicolas Cage, Hope Davis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Prophecy II” ›› (1998) Christopher Walken. ‘R’ (:25) “The Passion of the Christ” ››› (2004) ‘R’ Tuesday September 18, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B3

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Preserve your (435)840-1472 School District ELECTRIC DRYER $40 ing. Free estimates. memories today. Call Apartment size dyer AKC MINIATURE (435)850-2152 843-7626 $25 TV antenna with Schnauzers 1 white fe- Applicants must have a Bachelors Degree in Nursing or an Associate LEASE OPTION multi- 192SQFT STAGE For pole and bracket male, 1 black female, 4 Degree Registered Nurse with two years nursing experience. black males, $500-$350 level 4bdrm 2bth fully Sale! 5- large 8’x18” (435)882-2932 Appointment to position will be contingent upon passing background fenced yard. (435) teps, 3- 4’x18” steps. If Will be ready in about 2 840-0727 interested call St. Mar- ELECTRIC Fireplace, weeks (435)830-0746 and drug test. Schedule will be 190 school days/8 hrs per day and g u e r i t e s S c h o o l . sofa, gas grill, desk, MARE’S PLACE Barber BOOTS cover the same days as certified teachers. An application can be 435-882-0081 o r phone. 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Travel USA ence helpful. Email re- customer service skills w/co-ed sales group, Excavating, PART TIME data entry best job for you!!! sume [email protected] required. Good pay & marketing our products. located in Grantsville, and billing in a busy BECOME A SUB- benefits. Home every Daily cash and transpo Utah has a full time doctors office. Call SCRIBER. 882-0050 night! All newly hired in- provided! Start work to- opening for qualified 435-224-2501 • 33 to 42cpm dividuals are promptly day! Mr. Roberson belly dump and water screened through the 800-592-1330 (ucan) truck drivers. Drivers • Weekly home time Basic Pilot electronic 915 North 1380 East will be responsible This lovely home is decorated in the very best 1 0 0 WORKERS for pre-trip and post- employment authoriza- • Great Equipment tion program run by the of tastes. It is roomy and spacious with 4 bdrms NEEDED! Assemble trip inspections and & 3 baths. It features a formal living room, main crafts, wood items. Ma- equipment cleanli- US Citizenship and Im- • Respectful, friendly environ. migration Services. Ap- floor family room, main floor laundry. Elegant terials provided. To ness. Must be able kitchen/dining area w/upgraded appliances & real $480+ per week. Free to work seasonal ply in person at: IFCO • Dedicated Lanes Systems, 1820 West G hardwood floors. Full landscaping & in located in information package. overtime, including is offering a great neighborhood on a terrific street. • Health Insurance 2 4 h o u r s Saturdays as needed. Avenue, Building 641, (801)264-5665. Must have Class A Office Space Tooele, UT 84074 Ph: CDL with doubles 866-522-4280 Call Butch Boegler • Company matched 401k 14 MOTHERS/ Others and triples endorse- FOR RENT NOW HIRING Dish- 435-830-6735 to work from home with ment. Competitive computer, washer for AM and PM wage depending on 915 North Main, Tooele shifts. Apply in person 435-882-4111 For more info or to get $500-$3500/mo. experience. We re- $800 per month each unit with 2bpaiddaily.com at Denny’s, 925 North | Utah started with the most excit- quire a pre- employ- deposit negotiable. Shared Main. Delivery Assistant IM- ment drug screen. Secretarial Services are available. ing trucking company in the MEDIATE OPENING Wage depending on The Local Pages seeks experience. Please call Richard at industry call Steve delivery asst. to assist Apply in person at with in house coordinat- 981 North Industrial 435-843-7561 or ing of the delivery of Park Drive. email [email protected] 800-701-8689 Phone Books Nation- 2519 S 5370 W wide. Must be familiar w/ MS Word and Excel, West Valley City, UT 84120 detail oriented and be www.knighttrans.com able to meet deadlines. Some warehouse work WE ROCK HEAVY LOTS FOR SALE PRICE REDUCED! OPEN HOUSE Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 required. E-mail jjohn- EQUIPMENT [email protected] Saturday, Sept 15 • 10-12:30pm or call 801-963-1702 x. OPERATORS & 149 LABORERS: South Willow Ranches We are currently Phase 2 hiring for sev- 37 W. CHERRY STREET eral positions for ½ acre to 1 acre lots in Grantsville Join the Team 263 N. HALE ST • $280,000 GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 several projects. Improved Lots / with irrigation water Horse Property on .85 Acre Totally finished, great family home, We offer competi- w/ Barn, Arena, Out Buildings, finished yard on .32 acres 4 beds/1 bath. Built in Log. Immediate Openings tive salary, benefits $ $ Entertainment Center and Fireplace. including Health, 95,000.00 to 143,000.00 Home Health/Hospice Radiological Dental, 401K, Va- 1088 Big Tree • $320,000 RNs & CNAs cation & Holiday South Willow Estates, Horse Property Tech 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. • Home care exp preferred • PRN with Flexible Hours Pay as well and Call: Daniele (435) 830-4990 PRICE REDUCED! HORSE PROPERTY! • Need current licensure/ great opportunities GRANTSVILLE • $285,900 • Current UT Licensure / Offered thru Diamond D Realty 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre lot. 3400 sq certification Certifications Required for advancement. ft. Call Michell Anderson 840-8898 • Previous General X-Ray Apply in person at 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. Medical Assist. Experience Preferred 1830 W Hwy 112 SANDY, UT • $435,000 Tooele, Utah or 419 PREMIER • GRANTSVILLE 5 bdrm w/ great swimming pool. /CNA .73 acres. Horse Property. • Two PRN Positions Cath Lab Tech Fax 435-882-0448 $279,900 Big Beautiful Rambler. available • Current ACLS EE)/Drug Free Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. HORSE PROPERTY • Current Licensure Certification Required Need Help? 259 E. LEGRAND PRICE REDUCED! SOUTHERN UTAH Preferred • Previous Patient Care GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 11 S. 400 E. • MEADOW, UT Experience Required 23 PEOPLE Needed to • Lawn & Yard Maintenance lose 5-100 lbs! All natu- Filmore County Lease to Own Radiology ral FREE SAMPLES! • Home & Office Cleaning Almost 5 ac. Beautiful family home Call 1-888-246-5124 w/ historic log cabin on property. In Stansbury or Grantsville Scrub Tech www.enjoynrgnow.com • Garage & Yard Clean-up 3 bd, 2 bth, $1,400 month • PRN with Flexible Hours • Current ARRT License 2hrs daily collecting • Commercial/Ind. Clean-up CONDO • SLC OPEN HOUSE leads for home exteri- 515 S. 1000 E. • $225,000 Saturday, Sept 15 • 10-12:30pm ors company. $10/hr • Snow Removal Aztec condos. 1681 E. 9400 S. To Apply plus bonus Must have Totally remodeled condo. SANDY, UT • $273,000 car, must be self FREE Estimates James Glade starter. Call Dave for in- phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 terview (801)541-7152 Great Service! Lana McKean [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 A NATIONAL PALLET Send cover letter & resume to: Comapany is looking Michelle Anderson Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept for a few forklift drivers Castle Valley 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 and hard working indi- viduals to repair pallets Mandy Heart at their Tooele facility. If Services 435-833-0233 • 435-884-1620 you feel that you are Pat Stevens hard working and like 915 N. Main 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8224 to get paid accordingly, p l e a s e c a l l (435)843-4280. 435-843-7459 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah Tuesday September 18, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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POSTAL JOBS $16.53 TEMPORARY EMPLOY- THE UTAH Army Na- REAL ESTATE Income 32FT MOTORHOME, 1993 ROCKWOOD tent 1BDRM 1BTH Water The Tooele Transcript 1977 FORD Mustang to $27.58/hr, now hir- MENT a v a i l a b l e tional Guard offers: opportunity. Low tech- Onan generator, excel- trailer, propane heat, and trash included, Bulletin, a 112- II Interior and body in ing. For application through January. These Paid Job Training, Col- BIG CHECK. Earn lent interior, must see. electrcial battery, $415/mo w/discounts year-old, twice-weekly good condition needs and free goverment job are Factory Labor/ Pro- lege Money, and Cash while you learn call $5400. (435)882-1011 kitchen plumbing, ex- Call for details between newspaper in one of carburetor an electri- information, call Ameri- duction positions.We Bonuses. Serve You're (877)317-8731 (435)882-8881 cellent condition. Must 9am-7pm (801)563- Utah's fastest-growing cal work $1800 obo can Association of La- are located on the Utah Country. Call your local sell! $1500 obo. 0656 areas, seeks a gen- 435-830-2344 bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 Industrial Depot. Recruiter today.1-800- Small Business owners: (435)884-3605 eral assignment re- Motorcycles & 2 AND 3bdrm apart- hrs. emp. serv. $7.50/hr 7:45am- G0-GUARD www.utah Place your classified ad 801-597-1015 porter. Duties include 1992 DODGE Grand ments behind Super 4:15pm. Overtime avail- guard.com (ucan) in 45 newspapers ATVs writing on a wide Caravan. Runs great. Wal-Mart. Swimming RAILROADS ARE able. 30 positions avail- throughout Utah for 1998 CAMPLITE pop-up range of topics from Great Tranny. Not pool, hot tub, exercise LOOKING for experi- able immediately. Apply WORK AT Home United. only $155. for 25 1977 YAMAHA XS650 trailer, sleeps 6, refrig- education to politics beautiful but VERY room, playground, full enced help. Train in in person and ready to IF you must work, words, and $5. per $2000 obo less than erator, good condition. to social issues, as functional. New Battery. clubhouse. 843-4400 four to eight weeks to work. No Phone Calls there's no place like word over 25. You will 2400 miles Barnd new $2500 obo. (435) become a Conductor, well as occasional saddle basgs and $500 OBO Contact Please. Midwest Can- home! Earn an income reach up to 340,000 884-1520 2 BEDROOM apartment. Welder, Mechanical Lo- column writing. Appli- leather coat $200 each Chad 850-5228 vas 230 S Garnet St. with your children by households and it is a $550/mo no pets, no comotive, or Carmen. cants must have a (801)638-5832 1999 NASH 22’ Camp Tooele, UT 84074 EOE your side. No parties, one call, one order, one 1995 FORD Probe pl, s m o k i n g . C a l l Average salaries working knowledge of trailer a/c, unit tandem no selling, low invest- bill program. Call the 2003 HONDA XR70R pw, CD player, new 435-882-7583 $63,000. Tuition loans Associated Press axle Full bathroom, WORK FROM HOME ment! Call today!! 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Deanne Foster, cultivate a wide vari- Over $10000 in extras Equal Housing Opp. Day, evening weekend, ing machines you ap- $500! POLICE IM- miles $5000 Call Independent Associate, ety of sources in dif- WANTED: I Will pay $18,000 (435)884-3347 ATI/ Magcopr site North prove each location. POUNDS! Cars from (801)388-3790 2BDRM apartment 888-576-5892. www. ferent fields. Job cash for your junk cars. I-80 exit 77 Coleman perks include a stan- E n t i r e b u s i n e s s - Call Scott (435)830- 2005 Harley Davidson $500! Hondas, Chevys, $550/mo No pets No fosterad.com (ucan) 2004 TRACKER 4x4 (801)397-0004 dard four-day work $10,970 local Utah 6189 Ultra Classic. FLHTCUI Jeeps and more!!! s m o k i n g C a l l White Pearl w/lots Available now. For list- 21,000 actual miles, SELL YOUR CAR or week, an above-aver- Company. 801.593. (435)882-7583 SMART STYLE hair sa- add-ons, cover & bike ings call (800)586-3805 $9995. (435)882-1821 boat in the classifieds. age benefits package, 0084 WWW.1800vend GRANTSVILLE , 1bdrm lon seeks fun stylist to Recreational jack included, 7500 extension 9977. (ucan) work in busy location. Call 882-0050 or visit and the opportunity to ing.com (ucan) 2005 CHRYSLER Paci- $480/mo. (801)898- practice community Vehicles miles w/pre-paid serv- fica loaded, heated Lots of benefits and ex- www.tooeletranscript. ALL CASH CANDY 1996 FORD Contour GL 9085 Owner/ Agent journalism for one of ice. 801-870-8626 leather seats, naviga- tras included. Call Bon- com or e-mail your ad Route. Do you earn for parts not running Utah's most re- 1975 DODGE 24ft mo- BECOME A SUB- tion system, DVD, 3rd HOUSE MATE 5bdrm, nie (435)843-0653 For to tbp@tooeletran- $800 in a day? Your $ 3 0 0 o b o c a l l spected non-daily torhome, 360 V8 en- SCRIBER. 882-0050 row, low miles $19,500 3.5bth, basement kitch- more information. script.com own local candy route. (435)882-3893 newspapers. Prefer- gine, 63,000 miles, new (435)884-6906 or enette, high speed Includes 30 machines ence will be given to tires & battery. Sleeps (435)840-1468 internet, HD satellite and candy. All for nd applicants with local 6 . $ 2 2 0 0 o b o . TV, Stansbury Lake/ $9,995. 1-888-745 (435)843-1348 Open Sat., Sept. 22 4x4 P/U $500 obo. 1971 journalism experi- pm boats, garage parking, -3353 (ucan) Bug, no engine $300 $650/mo. No deposit ence. Send resume 1978 DODGE Motor House Noon - 3 obo. 1984 Cad. $3,500 call for interview Larry and cover letter de- FITNESS CENTER Home. Low miles, ex- The Kirk $220,000 512 Water Wheel obo 435-882-6868 882-7033 Quiet, Quality apartments in a tailing salary require- 12750sqft, Main Street. cellent condition, must restored historic structure ments to Editor Jeff Handball courts, lock- sell 435-849-2350 Ln, Stansbury SELL YOUR CAR or LAKEPOINT Studio, Barrus at jbarrus@ ers, showers, saunas, (Behind Maverick) boat in the classifieds. $375/mo. (801)898- tooeletranscript.com. 1978 DODGE Rockwood The Best Places at the Best Prices hot tubs, mirrored aero- • 3 bd • 2,5 bath Call 882-0050 or visit 9085 Owner/ Agent. bic/ dance area. Unlim- mini-motorhome www.tooeletranscript. • 2,349 sq. ft. QUIET 2BDRM apart- Completely Furnished S E L L I N G Y O U R ited possibilities! 27’x89’ $1,500, 1979 Exit Realty Home Team com ment, no smoking, no Weekly & Monthly Rates HOME? Advertise it in 882-7094, Dodge Prospector, Within walking distance SPORTS CAR 1979 pets, no drinking. For the classifieds. Call (801)860-5696 electric wench, 2 door. of lake and golf course. 882-0050 or visit 3921 N Marshall Rd. TR7 convertible. No further information BECOME A SUB- rust, good condition, 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 www.tooeletran Grantsville. Call Nicky Casey, Realtor® 801.910.0222 p l e a s e c a l l script.com SCRIBER. 882-0050 435-843-4312 $700 435-843-1471 (435)882-4986 (leave 435-228-8538 a voice message.) TRANSMISSION RE- ROOMMATES PAIR, rebuild. Low cost WANTED. Tooele to Tooele residents. house looking for male Will buy vehicles 1990 roommate. No pets. and up that needs $300/mo. Call Karl @ transmission work, 801-458-9815 cash paid. Shop SLEEPING ROOMS (801)972-5810 Home Sandra’s available, $70 per (435)843-8181 week, $10 key deposit, first and last week- total $150 to move in. 46 N SUVs Broadway. 882-7605

1987 FORD Bronco 4wd TOOELE, 2bdrm, V8 302cu inch; New 1bth, very clean, battery, alternator, new blinds, carpet, starter, brakes; CD paint, w/d hookups, player, Runs great. covered parking. $1700 obo. (435)830- $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s 1081 $400/dep. (435)882-0476 1994 JEEP Grand ONLY Cherokee limited 139k WHY RENT when you $ miles, loaded, auto- can buy? Zero down 318,900 matic, a/c, $4000 obo programs for first time MLS #709866 572 Skyline Dr. (435)882-4558 home buyers. Call Jam- mie at (435)841-9144. This Weeks 1997 Suburban 1/2 ton Group 1 Real Estate Motivated sellers, bring offer. 2 story 4x4 clean, good condi- www.realestateintooele. tion, runs good, pw, pl, com Featured beauty on East bench. Open & spa- ps, a/c, am/ fm/ cd, cruse control rear air cious room for entertaining. Large and sunroof. High miles Homes for Home master bed & bath w/huge garden tub $ 2 5 0 0 o b o . Rent (435)884-3183 & shower, awesome backyard, .36 2003 CHEVY Blazer $$WHY RENT when white exterior black in- you can buy? 0 acre, lots of fruit trees. 3800 sq ft. terior 43,000 miles Cus- down programs, not I n c r e d I b l e v a l u e ! tom wheels and tires perfect credit. First 4.3L V6 engine fully time buyers, Single loaded excellent condi- parent programs. tion $11,500 obo. Call for details. Kim 233 (435)830-8641 or eve- (435)224-4038 Group 845 N. LAND nings (435)882-8082 1 Real Estate Home- 2004 FORD Explorer 3BDRM Duplex for rent.. 980 E. 4x4 Champaign color 3bdrm, 2bth. W/D hkps, town Ct. Loaded – third row carport, shed, fenced seating CD player - To- yard. Pets allowed. ONLY ONLY tally Powered (seats, Newly remodeled. $ $ windows Doors) low $730/mo 563 Smelter 165,900 197,500 mileage 20,000 Great Rd. Professional Realty Exceptional Value! Luxurious Living Condition must see. Services 801-467-6344. $18,500 OBO Call 2- 3BDRM home for Darling rambler in nice cul-de-sac close to el- All on one level! Vaulted ceilings, cen- 841-9726 830-0626 rent. Newly remodeled ementary school. Easy commute to SLC. Full tral air, fireplace, tiled floors, Huge mas- 260 W. 400 North kitchen with appliances. landscaping, fence, Extra large patio. Full .50 acres. Fenced back yard. ter with jetted tub, separate shower and Trucks Available Oct. 1st. $375 basement with one bedroom nearly finished. double sinks. Nice covered patio. CLEAN. deposit, $750 month + 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton utilities. Call (435) truck, 4x4 frame & en- 830-9062 1132 N. 367 S. gine, good tires & great 2BDRM DUPLEX large engine (350). Good yard, nice neighbor- 600 E. trans. New Edlebrock hood, new carpet, very 400 W. carb. New Edlebrock in- clean, $600/mo plus take & manifold. $1300 deposit (435)882-5227 obo. (435)840-8790 ONLY 3 BEDROOM (Master ONLY $ 250 W. 408 North 1976 FORD Truck, Suite), 2 bath, Multi- $ 149,900 $1000 obo. Needs level Home on Tooele's 179,900 MLS #706206 1.25 acres. TLC. (435)884-3741 East Side. Call Karen New Listing MLS #729067 (435)840-3590 435-496-0238 Darling Brick Rambler. Close to schools, Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted 1979 CHEVY 1/2ton STANSBURY HOMES, ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in well established neighborhood. Newer alum. 4X4, 350 rebuilt engine 3, 4 and 5bdrm homes, basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. roof, newer vinyl wind., newer furnace & c/a, w/approximately 30,000 $1050-$1300/mo. miles. New dual ex- (435)843-9883 Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with vaulted ceilings. Beautiful wood floors under haust, fair tires, rims, or ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! carpet. Fully landscaped & sprinklers!! parts $995 obo GRANTSVILLE HOMES, (435)882-2388 3, 4 and 5bdrm homes, $1050-$1300/mo. 1990 FORD F150 truck, (435)843-9883 6741 perfect inside/ outside, 1867 N. 300 W. 400 North white, trailer hitch op- 3BDRM 1.5BTH in Over- Bridle 1.25 acres. tional, just over 100,000 lake area includes all 170 W. miles. $5000 obo. appliances expect for 843-7708 w/d backyard deck, 2 Farms car garage, 2 story, Priced Low 1995 GMC 3/4 ton 4wd $ 1 2 5 0 / m o C a l l Reduced for Salt Lake extended cab, long (801)835-5592 $ Valley! $259,900 bed, ac, cruise control, only 264,000 www.myhometown- MLS #705203 MLS #705602 $3900 obo. (435)882- properties.com 6267 Best of Everything in Overlake! Large house 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, 3BDRM 2BTH Option to Lofgren 2000 CHEVY Silverado buy $1000/mo Call and Large Yard!All you need to finish in bsmt close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real K2500, $7300 obo Mo- (435)884-3164 or is family room. Already set up for gas fireplace hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone Acres tivated Seller 196k (435)840-3484 and surround sound. Master bedroom is large paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement miles (435)843-1681 with large walk in shower and walk in closet. 40 acre lots, well permit located in Lofgren, (435)840-2786 3BDRM 2BTH, 1yr old, stubbed for 3rd bth., Vinyl fence, full sprinklers 10 miles south of Vernon. no maintenance, water, Close to elem. and jr high 2006 F150 XLT 4wd, sewer trash paid. Quiet shortbed, tow, auto- neighborhood, no pets Go to remax.com, enter MLS number matic, 3000 miles, 5.4 no smoking $1025/mo Sandra LarsenFull Time Agent, Life Time Friend liter engine, full war- $1025/dep (435)884- to take a photo tour of these homes. ranty, great condition, 3401 $24,500. 3BDRM 2BTH, Beauti- (435)840-1472 ful Overlake home, 1185 N. Main • Tooele 2006 WHITE Leer Ton- Mountain views, fire- neau bed cover, Fits place, storage, fully All offices independently owned and operated. Information F o r d R a n g e r s landscaped, a/c, 3yrs 1993-2006 Payed old, Only $1095/mo. 435 deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. $1000 asking $600. 1541 Berra Blvd. 224.9186 435-882-4575 (435)850-2152 B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday September 18, 2007

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3BDRM HUD! $635/MO! FOR RENT Brand LEASE W/OPTION to POSSIBLE RENT to BEAUTIFUL TOOELE ZERO DOWN/ LOW PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Deadline for public no- 5bdrm, 3bth $74,000! New, Beautiful Cus- purchase : Large Own. Tooele East Home Newly remod- DOWN FINANCING Grantsville City Council Notice is hereby given tices is 4 p.m. the day Only $587/Mo! 5% tom Built Rambler in two-story home on 2.75 side, 3bdrm 2bth. eled, 3bdrm, 2bth, AVAILABLE. 6.58 will hold a regular meet- that the Tooele City Re- prior to publication. down, 20 years @8% Grantsville, call An- acres. 4bdrm, 2.5bth, Only $164,900. $1000 hardwood floors, ga- Acres Affordable ing Wednesday, Sep- development Agency will Public notices submit- apr. For listings call gela with RE/MAX loft & office or den. Built option money. Rent rage, fenced yard, Horse Property. Well, tember 19, 2007. The meet in a Business ted past the deadline (800)586-3901 Ext. A d v a n c e d a t for entertaining- 2 fam- $1200/mo References sprinkling system, power, part fenced, meeting to be held at Meeting on Wednesday, will not be accepted. 5196. (ucan) (435)884-3490. ily rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 required. $ 1 7 0 , 0 0 0 C a l l out buildings, mature 429 E. Main, Grantsville, September 19, 2007, at UPAXLP atriums. Horse property (435)840-3484 UT 84029 regular meet- the hour of 6:00 P.M.. POSSIBLE -0- DOWN trees and more! Pris- NOTICE OF TRUS- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile FOR RENT: 2bdrm, w/corrals, tack & (435)884-3164 ing to begin at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held Payment. Grantsville: tine view of Rush Val- TEE'S SALE home for rent, no smok- 2bth, 2 car garage, g r o o m i n g s h e d . AGENDA: at the Tooele City Hall Gorgeous 5bdrm, BUY 5BDRM FORE- ley. Build your dream The following described ing/ pets. 882-1550 washer, dryer, fenced $1500/mo. No smoking, 1.Approval of Minutes. Council Room located at 3bth brick rambler w/2 CLOSURE! O n l y home with one-time property will be sold at yard, no smoking, no outdoor pets only. Call 2.Fire Dept. recognition 90 North Main Street, 4BDRM 2BTH Tooele, car garage. Quiet $74,000! This home close construction fi- public auction to the p e t s . $ 6 5 0 / m o , 884-6562 of fire one and fire two Tooele, Utah. newly remolded, ga- street w/mature land- must sell, More homes nancing available. highest bidder, payable $500/dep. Stockton. certificates earned. 1. PUBLIC HEARING on rage, fenced yard, no scaping. Newly re- available now! For list- Free recorded mes- in lawful money of the 882-7068, 830-4391 MOBILE HOME 2bdrm 3.Ranch Road Subdivi- the Broadway Commu- smoking, pets negotia- m o d e l e d . O n l y ings call (800)586-3901 sage: 1-877-744-3427 in Grantsville No pets sion- Request to delete nity Development Project United States at the time b l e $ 1 1 0 0 / m o , $219,900. extension 5855. (ucan) ext. 14. Prudential GREAT FAMILY Home (435)884-5533 secondary water system Area Presented by of sale, at the Main En- $800/dep in newer part of town POSSIBLE -0- DOWN R.E. Andy (435)840- trance to the Tooele (435)496-3053 ERDA HORSE Property. (Neil Blackburn) Randy Sant (801-580-5820 walking distance to ele- Payment Grantsville: 1614 County Courthouse, 47 One of the nicest 4.Contract for Sale of 2. Adoption of RDA (435)884-3955 mentary school 1 car ONE ACRE Horse prop- Brick Duplex or South Main Street, homes in Erda! $60,000 Property to UDOT for Resolution 2007-04 A (435)849-1293 garage extra family erty in Erda for rent. 6bdrm home. Seller to Tooele, Utah on Tues- 4bdrm 2bth, 2 car ga- below appraised value. Durfee Street-SR112 in- Resolution Adopting the 5BDRM BANK FORE- room 3bdrm 1.5bth pay 20K in paint, car- day, October 9, 2007 at rage, outbuilding, Must sell! Bring all of- Mobile Homes tersection Project Area Plan for the CLOSURE! O n l y clean new condo ready pet or closing costs. the hour of 9:00 a.m. of $1600/mo pets ok with fers! Call (435)224- 5.Consideration of Ordi- Broadway Community $120,000! 3bdrm to move in $1000/mo Basement rented for said day, for the purpose deposit www.myhome- 4344 nances Development Area $58,500! More homes plus deposit call Ge- $ 6 0 0 / m o O n l y 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile of foreclosing a Trust townproperties.com a.Proposed rezone for Presented by Randy available from $10,000! neva (801)556-6775 $234,900. Call Barb FANTASTIC 4bdrm home for rent, no smok- Deed executed by (801)835-5592 or Bryan at 884 9449 ing/ pets. 882-1550 Betty Williams to go from Sant For listings. Call 4bth Rambler, Fully an A-10 to an RR-1 3. Minutes BEARWOOD, LC as KIDS PARADISE The Solutions Team. Trustor, in favor of MIL- (800)586-3901 Ext RENT TO OWN & Lock Finished, Fully Land- b.Proposed rezone for August 1, 2007 4bdrm 2bth, Custom LENNIA INVESTMENT 5455. (ucan) in YOUR Purchase TOOELE scaped, 1/2 acre. Kirt Williamson, Ruth 4. Invoices home indoor/ outdoor Office Space CORPORATION, for Price NOW!! No Bank 4bdrm 3bth Rambler fin- Call Angela at Stone, and Diane Evans Discussion Item: 6 BEDROOM House for fireplaces, flat top which an Amended No- Qualification Re- ished basement, 2 car RE/MAX Advanced to go from R-1-8 to 5. Development of Prop- rent.. Stansbury, 2 car range, large family tice of Default was re- quired!!! SUPERSIZED garage, $1150/mo for more information R-1-12 erty in the Tooele garage, Central air, room, huge fenced C-A INVESTMENT corded June 1, 2007, as 3 car garage, 4bdrm, No smoking/ pets (435)884- 3490. c. Proposed amendment Commercial Park 3.5bth. $1500/mo. Min. yard, close to 510 North Main, Plaza Entry No. 285909, and 2bth New Cen. Air & 1072 N 490 East to Chapter 2 definition 6. Adjourn 1yr lease.**Discount for schools, $1100/mo FOR SALE or lease op- 500. Available now, which reference is New Furnace New Davidson Realty #247 “Private Street” Sharon A. Dawson Longer Lease** Call Neg. (435)840-1893 tion, Grantsville, 4bdrm, 1400 sqft. For more hereby made, covering Kitchen w/new appli- (801)466-5078 6. Consideration of con- RDA Secretary (435)843-1298 or 2.5bth. Call Dave at information contact real property located in NICE REMODELED ances, cabinets New cept plan for Oquirrh De- Pursuant to the Ameri- (801)910-2646 TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, 840-1009 882-1199 Tooele County, State of House for rent. 3bdrm tile, paint & carpet. velopment 45.9 acres of can with Disabilities Act, 2 family rooms, double Utah, being more par- OVERLAKE 3bdrm 1bth. Large yard. 1 year $1500/mo Purchase FSBO: BEAUTIFUL land at 375 S. SR112 Individuals Needing Spe- car garage, fenced ticularly described as fol- 1.5bth garage, yard, l e a s e . $ 7 7 5 / m o , Price $204,900 Call El- 5bdrm, 3.5bth, fenced 7. Consideration of cial Accommodations yard, dog run. Beautiful, lows: available September 1 $500/dep. Deposit. No len 888-597-6021 www. yard, sprinkler system, Clyde Williamson Trust Should Notify Sharon A. immaculate home. Lots & Land Lots 301-316, OLD MILL $ 8 9 9 / m o C a l l Smoking/ No Pets. Call FreshStartHomesLLC. great neighborhood, minor subdivision of one Dawson, Tooele City Re- $1150/mo. Call (801) PHASE 3 P.U.D. A 801-842-9631 Mitch 801-380-5691. com RE/MAX Results 5pc master bath, lot into four at 291 E. corder, at 843-2110 prior 842-9631. 2300sqft, 872 N 1250 320 ACRES land in Durfee Street. to the meeting. TDD Planned Unit Develop- Tooele County for sale, ment of Tooele County, TOOELE, Historic 3bdrm E. $ 2 2 6 , 9 0 0 . 8.Consideration of Bar- Phone Number 843- May sell in 40 acre par- according to the official 1bth, 2-story house, (435)843-1154 or bara Holden Trust, to di- 2108 tials owner financing plat thereof, recorded in hookups, hardwood, (435)841-7954 vide one lot into four at (Published in the Tran- p o s s i b l e C a l l the office of the County garage, $995/mo. 261 E. Durfee Street. script Bulletin September OVERLAKE TOWN- (435)843-0180 Recorder of said County. 247 South 100 West 9.Consideration of final 18, 2007) HOME, good conditon, (435)830-0062 LESS AND EXCEPTING Price Reduced Davidson Realty plat for Heritage Grove 2bdrm, 1.5bth, single therefrom all oil, gas and (801)466-5078 PHASE 2 Lot #7 1.56 Phase 2 for Alan John- PUBLIC NOTICE garage, finished base- minerals. acre in South Rim Sub- son Notice is hereby given ment, w/d area, The current Beneficiary 1490 North 220 West division. $115,000 10.Consideration of final that the Tooele City $146,500. of the Trust Deed is Mil- 801-641-9101 plat for Blake Mountain Council will meet in a Lease (435)843-0686 lennia Investment Cor- 801-641-9102 View Estates for Tony Business Meeting on poration, and the record GRANTSVILLE BRICK 435-884-6658 Gonzales Wednesday, September owner of the property as Rambler 2bdrm 1bth, 11. Worthington Annexa- 19, 2007 at the hour of of the recording of the New roof, $165,000 tion: 7:00 P.M. The meeting Amended Notice of De- For Lease (435)884-3347 a. Report from City Re- will be held at the Tooele Water Shares fault is Bearwood, L.L.C. corder. City Hall Council Room MOVING OUT of State - Any interested purchas- b.Set Final Public Hear- located at 90 North Main For Sale by Owner. ers of the aforedescribed 12 SHARES Settlement ing. Street, Tooele, Utah. Completely remodeled, property are informed Canyon water, $4500 12.Consideration of sal- 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2bdrm, new kitchen, that the Trustee will ac- each if take all ary step increases 2. Tooele City Youth windows, roof, appli- cept bids accompanied (435)882-7627 13.Consideration of new Council to Introduce ances, carpet. 161 S. with cash, cashier's business licenses Themselves 2nd Street, Tooele. FOR SALE One share of checks, or a satisfactory 14.Approval of bills 3. Open Forum for Pub- Adorable vintage $137,900 or best offer. Settlement Canyon wa- letter of credit from a 15.Council information lic Comment property on corner of (435)224-2264 t e r $ 4 0 0 0 lending institution at the $ updates 4. Ordinance 2007-25 (435)882-2356 time of sale. 184,900 Neat as a pin, w/beautiful hardwood 100 W & 100 S. Over NICE EAST Bench all 16.Adjourn An Ordinance of the City Dated this 6th day of 2500 sq ft, 4 possible brick home, 4bdrm, FOR SALE Underground Jeremy Walker Council of Tooele City, floors. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, full landscaping, auto. September, 2007. offices on main, another 3bth, full finished base- water rights in Grants- City Recorder State of Utah, Adopting Bruce J. Nelson sprinklers. PRICED TO SELL! Must see! 3 upstairs. Excellent ment, large covered ville/ Erda, 1 to 5 acre In compliance with the the Community Develop- Trustee location with off street deck, large parking feet, $8500. (435)840- American with Disability ment Project Area Plan 68 South Main Street, area, fenced yard, etc. 1472 Act, Grantsville City will Entitled, “Broadway parking and wheelchair Suite 600 489 Sleepy Hollow accommodate reason- Community Develop- ramp. Zoned MU. GRANTSVILLE Water Salt Lake City, UT Jeannine Johnson Drive, Tooele. Call able requests to assist ment Project Area Plan,” share for sale $7900 84101 Call Laney (owner/agent) (435)882-3544 the disabled to partici- Dated August, 2007. obo (208)528-2871 Telephone: pate in meetings. Re- Presented by Randy 830-6369 435-830-7583. OVERLAKE Home (801)531-8400 ONE SHARE Settlement quest for assistance may Sant $240,000 1672 N 40 E. Office hours: 8:00 a.m.- Canyon Irrigation, be made by calling City 5. Ordinance 2007-24 Real Estate for 2 - s t o r y , l a r g e $4800. (435)840-0344 Hall at least 3 days in 5:00 p.m. the Real World fencedlot, mature land- An Ordinance of the Homes advance of the meeting (Published in the Tran- scaping. Warm interior UNDERGROUND WA- Tooele City Council that will be attended by script Bulletin September colors. FHA Financing. TER Rights for sale Changing the Name of calling 884-3411. 11, 18 & 25, 2007) RE/MAX Platinum. Erda, Tooele Valley the Street Recorded as $$$SAVE MONEY (Published in the Tran- 840-3050 (435)882-4949 Elk Hollow Drive to NOTICE OF TRUS- Find HUD & Bank script Bulletin September Oakridge Drive TEE'S SALE Eight Great WANTED: WATER owned homes at: Planning on selling your 18, 2007) Presented by Rachelle The following described rights or irrigation www.tooeleban- home, you could be Custer real property will be sold shares in Tooele Val- PUBLIC NOTICE kowned homes.com or sending your sales 6. Ordinance 2007-12 at public auction to the ley. Call Ross at Notice is hereby given call for a list Kim points to up to 340,000 An Ordinance of the highest bidder payable Open Houses 801-642-0119 that the North Tooele (435)224-4038 Group households at once. Tooele City Council County Fire Protection in lawful money of the 1 Real Estate For $155. you can Changing the Name of a pm pm Service District will hold United States, on Octo- Sat. & Sun. • 12 – 4 place your 25 word Commercial Portion of the Street Re- their regular monthly ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 $242,000 FSBO, 736 Ar- classified ad to all 45 corded as Meadows Property board meeting on Sep- P.M., At the east en- Starside II row Street, spacious newspapers in Utah. Drive to Tamarack tember 20, 2007 at 6:30 trance at the Tooele 4bdrm, 2bth rambler, Just call the Transcript Presented by Rachelle 406 W. Delancey, Stansbury Park FOR SALE OR Lease p.m. at the Lake Point County Courthouse, 74 charming cul-de-sac, Bulletin at 882-0050 for Custer $269,990. Additional discounts available! Approx. 2230 Sq Ft. 2- 4000SQFT building Fire Station, 1528 Sun- South 100 East, Tooele, main floor laundry, all the details. (Mention 7. Resolution 2007 – 44 story, 4 bdrms, 2.5 baths. Formal & family living areas, kitchen with w/office on one acre lo- set Road, Lake Point, UT, in the County of room to grow in ucan) A Resolution of the tons of upgraded maple cabinets & granite countertops. Full stucco cated on Main street UT. Tooele, State of Utah, walk-out basement. Tooele City Council Ac- exterior with open front porch. South facing lot on quiet street. Best RUSH VALLEY 11.06 Grantsville 3 overhead The agenda will be as for the purpose of fore- Call 882-1236 or cepting the Completed value in Stansbury! Brandie Hoban 801-718-7121. Acres Affordable doors, 480 V. 3-PHASE follows: closing a trust deed held 849-1147 Public Improvements As- Horse property. Zero power (435)830-2940 1. Roll call by Wells Fargo Bank, sociated with Settlement 240 W. Holland, Stansbury Park 3BDRM RAMBLER, 3 down- one time 2. Approval of minutes N.A., as the current Point Subdivision, $299,990. Additional discounts available! Approx. 2073 Sq Ft. 2- car garage, fully land- close financing 3. Update regarding new Beneficiary, executed by story, 4 bdrms plus study, 2.5 baths, 3-car garage. Sale fell through on Phase 6 Presented by scaped w/sprinkler sys- available. Well per- Buildings Stansbury Station Randy M. Kelson, as this beautiful new home. Formal & family living areas, kitchen with Paul Hansen tem, vinyl privacy mit, power stubbed, 4. Bills and Communica- Trustor, recorded De- tons of storage, sweeping wrought iron staircase, Corian counters, 3- 8. PUBLIC HEARING & fence, stainless steel paved roads. Free re- tions cember 2, 1997 as Entry tone paint, tile flooring & much more. Brandie Hoban 801-718-7121. BUILDING MATERIALS: MOTION for Preliminary appliances, central air, corded message. 5. Policies and proce- No. 103939, in Book METAL buildings, mini & Final Plat Approval on $230,000. 1-877-744-3427 ext. dures 0481, at Page 0428, of Stansbury Place storage systems, roof West Meadows Plat D (435)882-7721 19 Prudential R.E. 6. Approve new mem- the official records of and wall panels, metal Amended. Vacating and bers Tooele County, Utah, 461 W. Regatta Lane, Stansbury Park 3BDRM, 2.5BTH, fire- building components. Amending West Mead- $274,990. Additional Savings Available! Approx. 2230 Sq Ft. SELLING YOUR 7. Other business given to secure an in- place, central air, 0.23 Utah Manufacture 20 ows Plat D. Consisting Gorgeous tile flooring on main floor and in all baths. Beautifully up- HOME? Advertise it in 8. Adjournment debtedness in favor of lot, fully landscaped years plus. Top quality of 21 Lots on 31.57 graded cabinetry. Gas fireplace in family room. Four bedrooms and the classifieds. Call Dated this 17th day of Washington Mutual Bank w/sprinkler system, 882-0050 or visit low prices. Weekly De- Acres Located at 700 fsb, by reason of certain two and a half baths. Special financing available! Scott Longnecker fenced backyard, 2 car livery. 1-800-262-5347. September, 2007 801-381-4842. www.tooeletran South 1200 West by Ti- obligations secured garage, RV parking, cobuildings@cobuild Cassandra Ray tan Development. script.com Admin. Clerk thereby. Notice of De- 795 S 370 W, Tooele. ings.net (ucan) Presented by Rachelle fault was recorded JUNE 449 W. Regatta Lane, Stansbury Park 830-5284 STANSBURY PARK (Published in the Tran- If you build, remodel or Custer 18, 2007, as Entry No. $334,990. Additional Savings Available! Approx 3100 Sq. Ft. This Lovely 5bdrm execu- script Bulletin September 4BDRM, 2.5BTH, 3 car remove buildings you 9. PUBLIC HEARING & 286970, of said official is the best deal in Stansbury Park. Four huge bedrooms and two and tive home for sale. 18 & 20, 2007) garage, gas fireplace, can place your classi- MOTION on Final Plat records. Trustee will sell a half baths. Gourmet Kitchen with stainless appliances and solid Zero down payment. full unfinished base- fied ad in 45 of Utah's PUBLIC NOTICE OF Approval for Copper at public auction to high- surface countertops. Great office space on the main level. Three car Free recorded mes- ment, fully landscaped newspapers for only MEETING AND Canyon PUD Phase 2b est bidder without war- garage with tall ceilings. Scott Longnecker 801-381-4842. sage. 1-877-744-3427 and fenced, 2816sqft, $155. for 25 words ($5. AGENDA Presented by Rachelle ranty as to title, posses- ext. 18. Prudential $269,900. 906 North for each additional Tooele County Eco- Custer sion or encumbrances, 313 W. Amsterdam, Stansbury Park R.E. $409,990. Additional Savings Available! Approx. 4421 Sq Ft. This 1430 East. 843-5713 or word). You will reach nomic Development 10. Minutes the following described house is HUGE! Six bedrooms and four baths. Amazing bead-board (801)638-8465 TERRA HOME (Rush up to 340,000 house- Advisory Committee September 5, 2007 property: BEGINNING cabinetry throughout. True “master suite” with retreat, fireplace, and Valley/ Dugway) Re- holds and all you do is The Tooele County Eco- 11. Invoices 676.5 FEET NORTH ATTENTION PUBLIC fabulous bathroom. Three car garage for all the toys. Scott Long- duced $70,000 to call the Transcript Bul- nomic Development Ad- Presented by Sharon AND 652.5 FEET WEST Service Professionals: necker 801-381-4842. $199,900! Like new letin at 882-0050 for all visory Committee meet- Dawson OF THE SOUTHEAST Holmes Homes in 2600sqft. 5bdrm, 2bth the details. (Mention ing scheduled for Sep- 12. Mayor’s Report CORNER OF SECTION Tooele’s Comiskey 5771 N. Chambers Street, Stansbury Park w/5ac horse property. UCAN Classified Net- tember 13, 2007 at 3:00 13. Adjourn 2, TOWNSHIP 2 Park is proud to offer to $299,900. Additional Savings Available! Approx. 2300 Sq Ft. Lynn (801)367-5155, work) p.m. has been can- Sharon A. Dawson SOUTH, RANGE 4 Pre-Furbish your new This house has all the right features! Three car garage, Gourmet owner/agent, SecureRE celled. Tooele City Recorder WEST, SALT LAKE Holmes home by offer- Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and solid surface countertops. Financial Dated this 11th day of Pursuant to the Ameri- BASE AND MERIDIAN; Wrought-iron railing. Four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. ing a new refrigerator, TOOELE COUNTY- September, 2007 cans with Disabilities AND RUNNING Special financing available! Scott Longnecker 801-381-4842. washer, dryer and win- Lovely homes. Quiet, Services Mary Dixon, Secretary Act, Individuals Needing THENCE WEST 262.1 dow blinds valued at tree lined streets. Zero Tooele County Eco- Special Accommoda- FEET; THENCE NORTH Picket Lane II over $3500! We want down payment. Free re- UP TO $1000 online nomic Development tions Should Notify 1 degrees 14' WEST 6651 North Malachite Way, Stansbury Park to show our gratitude to corded Message. www.CASHIN30MIN Advisory Committee Sharon A. Dawson, 357.06 FEET; THENCE Military Personnel Past (866)484-5780 ext. 13. UTES.COM In your (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Recorder, at EAST 262.1 FEET; $249,990. Additional Savings Available! Approx. 2310 total Sq Ft. & Present- Police, Fire Willow Creek Lending. checking account in 30 2-Story home with spacious kitchen and lots of cabinet space, tons of script Bulletin September 843-2110 prior to the THENCE SOUTH 1 de- Fighters, Paramedics, minutes! No credit 18, 2007) meeting. TDD Phone grees 14' EAST 357.06 upgrades, a must see! Anita Magilke 801-330-1920. Nurses and Public UNIQUE PROPERTY check! (ucan) Grantsville, 3bdrm Number 843-2108 FEET TO THE POINT School Teachers. Visit GOT A good idea for a home with 5 recently (Published in the Tran- OF BEGINNING. TO- 6609 N. Sky Heights Drive, Stansbury Park our model home at story? Call the Tran- remodeled rental units Public Notices script Bulletin September GETHER WITH AN $229,990. Additional Savings Available! Approx. 1750 total Sq Ft. 1703 N. Aaron Drive script and let us know ($2300 income) in back 18, 2007) EASEMENT FOR A Affordable home near Salt Lake City! Brand new 3 bedroom, multi- Mon-Wed-Fri and Sat- Meetings 882-0050. on .88 acres. Qualified COMMON DRIVEWAY level with solid surface counters, 18 x 18 tile, master bath with walk- urday 1-6pm. Call Phil buyers w/10% down/ SELL YOUR car in the ACROSS THE FOL- in closet and much more! Anita Magilke 801-330-1920. Todd to ask about addi- Deadline for public no- WANT TO get the latest $40,000 An Transcript Bulletin Clas- LOWING DESCRIBED tional incentives. FINALLY!! tices is 4 p.m. the day local news? Subscribe Investment with a posi- sified section. LAND: BEGINNING AT (801)699-5525 prior to publication. to the Transcript Bulle- tive cash flow! Call Public notices submit- tin. A POINT ON THE STANSBURY 5BDRM Laura Owner/ Agent. ted past the deadline SELLING YOUR moun- NORTH SIDE OF A 2bth $214,900 Call (801)898-9085 Deseret will not be accepted. BECOME A SUB- tain bike? www.tooele COUNTY ROAD, SAID (435)882-4545 Peak Realty. UPAXLP SCRIBER. 882-0050 transcript.com POINT BEING LO- CATED 652.5 FEET WEST AND 16.5 FEET NORTH FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 2, TOWN- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE www.HousingPro.net4 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE & MERIDIAN, AND RUNNING THENCE NORTH 1 de- grees 14' EAST 676.50 FEET; THENCE WEST 15.0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 1 degrees 14' WEST 676.50 FEET; THENCE EAST 15.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Tax Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- ported Property Address: 1901 EAST CANYON ROAD, LAKE POINT, UT 84074. The under- signed disclaims any li- ability for any error in the street address. The owner of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default is re- ported to be: Randy M. Kelson Bidders must tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 deposit at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the next business day following the sale. The deposit and balance of the sale proceeds must be in the form of a wire transfer, cashier's check or certi- fied funds payable to First Southwestern Title Agency of Utah, Inc. A trustee's deed will be de- livered to the successful bidder within three busi- ness days after receipt of the amount bid. This Trustee's Sale may be subject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a rein- statement or any other condition that would cause the cancellation of this sale. Further, if any of these conditions exist, this sale will be null and void, the successful bid- der's funds shall be re- turned, and the Trustee and the beneficiary shall not be liable to the suc- cessful bidder for any damages. DATED: Sep- tember 6, 2007 FIRST SOUTHWEST- ERN TITLE AGENCY OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- TIN BECKER, Asst. Vice President Succes- sor Trustee 10701 South River Front Parkway, #110 South Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- phone: (801) 302-3058 F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) 254-1649 07-6244/Kel- son, Randy; P317175 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin September 18, 25 & October 2, 2007) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder payable in lawful money of the United States, on Octo- ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 P.M., At the east en- trance at the Tooele County Courthouse, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, UT, in the County of Tooele, State of Utah, for the purpose of fore- closing a trust deed held by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as the current Beneficiary, executed by Randy M. Kelson, as Trustor, recorded De- cember 2, 1997 as Entry No. 103939, in Book 0481, at Page 0428, of the official records of Tooele County, Utah, given to secure an in- debtedness in favor of Washington Mutual Bank fsb, by reason of certain obligations secured thereby. Notice of De- fault was recorded JUNE 18, 2007, as Entry No. 286970, of said official records. Trustee will sell at public auction to high- est bidder without war- ranty as to title, posses- sion or encumbrances, the following described NOTICE OF TRUS- property: BEGINNING TEE'S SALE 676.5 FEET NORTH The following described AND 652.5 FEET WEST real property will be sold OF THE SOUTHEAST at public auction to the CORNER OF SECTION highest bidder payable 2, TOWNSHIP 2 in lawful money of the SOUTH, RANGE 4 United States, on Octo- WEST, SALT LAKE ber 15, 2007, at 1:00 BASE AND MERIDIAN; P.M., At the east en- AND RUNNING trance at the Tooele THENCE WEST 262.1 County Courthouse, 74 FEET; THENCE NORTH South 100 East, Tooele, 1 degrees 14' WEST UT, in the County of 357.06 FEET; THENCE Tooele, State of Utah, EAST 262.1 FEET; for the purpose of fore- THENCE SOUTH 1 de- closing a trust deed held grees 14' EAST 357.06 by Wells Fargo Bank, FEET TO THE POINT N.A., as the current OF BEGINNING. TO- Beneficiary, executed by GETHER WITH AN Randy M. Kelson, as EASEMENT FOR A Trustor, recorded De- COMMON DRIVEWAY cember 2, 1997 as Entry ACROSS THE FOL- No. 103939, in Book LOWING DESCRIBED 0481, at Page 0428, of LAND: BEGINNING AT the official records of A POINT ON THE Tooele County, Utah, NORTH SIDE OF A given to secure an in- COUNTY ROAD, SAID debtedness in favor of POINT BEING LO- Washington Mutual Bank CATED 652.5 FEET fsb, by reason of certain WEST AND 16.5 FEET obligations secured NORTH FROM THE thereby. Notice of De- SOUTHEAST CORNER fault was recorded JUNE OF SECTION 2, TOWN- 18, 2007, as Entry No. SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 286970, of said official 4 WEST, SALT LAKE records. Trustee will sell BASE & MERIDIAN, at public auction to high- AND RUNNING REQUEST FOR BIDS est bidder without war- THENCE NORTH 1 de- Request for Bid for Con- ranty as to title, posses- grees 14' EAST 676.50 tractual Services under a sion or encumbrances, FEET; THENCE WEST General Assistant Pro- the following described 15.0 FEET; THENCE gram Grant property: BEGINNING SOUTH 1 degrees 14' Bid type: A single mone- 676.5 FEET NORTH WEST 676.50 FEET; tary bid for a fixed-rate, AND 652.5 FEET WEST THENCE EAST 15.0 not to exceed, cost for OF THE SOUTHEAST FEET TO THE POINT contractual services. CORNER OF SECTION OF BEGINNING. Tax Agency type: Tribal Envi- 2, TOWNSHIP 2 Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- ronmental Protection De- SOUTH, RANGE 4 ported Property Address: partment WEST, SALT LAKE 1901 EAST CANYON Category: Environmental BASE AND MERIDIAN; ROAD, LAKE POINT, Consulting AND RUNNING UT 84074. The under- Location: Goshute Res- THENCE WEST 262.1 signed disclaims any li- ervation FEET; THENCE NORTH ability for any error in the Posted Date: September 1 degrees 14' WEST street address. The 13, 2007 357.06 FEET; THENCE owner of the property as Due Date: September EAST 262.1 FEET; of the recording of the 28, 2007 for receipt of THENCE SOUTH 1 de- Notice of Default is re- bid by Goshute Tribe grees 14' EAST 357.06 ported to be: Randy M. Duration of Project Pe- FEET TO THE POINT Kelson Bidders must riod: October 1, 2007 to OF BEGINNING. TO- tender to the trustee a September 30, 2008 GETHER WITH AN $5,000.00 deposit at the Contact Person and Ti- EASEMENT FOR A sale and the balance of tle: Edwin Naranjo, COMMON DRIVEWAY the purchase price by Tribal Administrator ACROSS THE FOL- 12:00 noon the next Contact Person Phone LOWINGTuesdaDESCRIBEDy Septemberbusiness 18,day 2007following Number: (435)234-1138Tooele Transcript-Bulletin b7 LAND: BEGINNING AT the sale. The deposit Contact Name and Ad- A POINT ON THE and balance of the sale dress for Bid Submittal: NORTHPublicSIDE NoticesOF A proceedsPublicmust Noticesbe in the Public Notices Attention:Public NoticesEdwin Nar - COUNTYTrusteesROAD, SAID form ofTrusteesa wire transfer, Miscellaneous anjo,MiscellaneousTribal Administra- POINT BEING LO- cashier's check or certi- tor, Goshute Reserva- CATED 652.5 FEET fied funds payable to Deadline for public no- tion, P.O. Box 6104, Iba- WEST AND 16.5 FEET First Southwestern Title tices is 4 p.m. the day pah, Utah, 84034 NORTH FROM THE Agency of Utah, Inc. A prior to publication. Minimum Qualifications: SOUTHEAST CORNER trustee's deed will be de- Public notices submit- Contractual consultants OF SECTION 2, TOWN- livered to the successful ted past the deadline to work on the proposed SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE bidder within three busi- will not be accepted. project must have at a 4 WEST, SALT LAKE ness days after receipt UPAXLP minimum a masters or BASE & MERIDIAN, of the amount bid. This doctorate degree in Wa- AND RUNNING Trustee's Sale may be REQUEST FOR BIDS ter Quality Hydrology THENCE NORTH 1 de- subject to a bankruptcy Request for Bid for Con- and relevant experience $BOZPO
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grees 14' EAST 676.50 filing, a payoff, a rein- tractual Services under a in performing general as- FEET; THENCE WEST statement or any other General Assistant Pro- sistance program tasks 15.0 FEET; THENCE condition that would gram Grant while working coopera- SOUTH 1 degrees 14' cause the cancellation of Bid type: A single mone- tively with Tribal person- WEST 676.50 FEET; this sale. Further, if any tary bid for a fixed-rate, nel. THENCE EAST 15.0 of these conditions exist, not to exceed, cost for Description of Consult- FEET TO THE POINT this sale will be null and contractual services. ant Services: OF BEGINNING. Tax void, the successful bid- Agency type: Tribal Envi- Task 1. Produce a draft Serial No. 5-20-27 Pur- der's funds shall be re- ronmental Protection De- (for review and com- ported Property Address: turned, and the Trustee partment ment) and final revised HANDCART ROAD 1901 EAST CANYON and the beneficiary shall Category: Environmental Environmental Inventory &TUBUF ROAD, LAKE POINT, not be liable to the suc- Consulting Task 2. Produce a draft UT 84074. The under- cessful bidder for any Location: Goshute Res- (for review and com- signed disclaims any li- damages. DATED: Sep- ervation ment) and final revised ability for any error in the tember 6, 2007 Posted Date: September Tribal Environmental IRON ROD ROAD street address. The FIRST SOUTHWEST- 13, 2007 Plan owner of the property as ERN TITLE AGENCY Due Date: September Task 3. Produce a Sec- of the recording of the OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- 28, 2007 for receipt of tion 106 WPCP Applica- Notice of Default is re- TIN BECKER, Asst. bid by Goshute Tribe tion Package and up- Final Phase MEMORY LANE ported to be: Randy M. Vice President Succes- Duration of Project Pe- dated financial eligibility Kelson Bidders must sor Trustee 10701 riod: October 1, 2007 to Task 4. Produce an up- tender to the trustee a South River Front September 30, 2008 dated Tribal Quality As- Located at the $5,000.00 deposit at the Parkway, #110 South Contact Person and Ti- surance Project Plan sale and the balance of Jordan, UT 84095 Tele- tle: Edwin Naranjo, (QAPP) the purchase price by phone: (801) 302-3058 Tribal Administrator Task 5. Produce a Sec- mouth of Settlement •34 Beautiful 12:00 noon the next F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) Contact Person Phone tion 319 Nonpoint business day following 254-1649 07-6244/Kel- Number: (435)234-1138 Source Application the sale. The deposit son, Randy; P317175 Contact Name and Ad- Package (base & com- Canyon. Building Lots and balance of the sale (Published in the Tran- dress for Bid Submittal: petitive) proceeds must be in the script Bulletin September Attention: Edwin Nar- (Published in the Tran- SETTLEMENT CANYON ROAD form of a wire transfer, 18, 25 & October 2, anjo, Tribal Administra- script Bulletin September cashier's check or certi- 2007) tor, Goshute Reserva- 18, 20, 25 & 27, 2007) •Nice Community fied funds payable to tion, P.O. Box 6104, Iba- First Southwestern Title pah, Utah, 84034 Agency of Utah, Inc. A Minimum Qualifications: trustee's deed will be de- Contractual consultants •Bring Your Own livered to the successful to work on the proposed bidder within three busi- project must have at a ness days after receipt minimum a masters or Builder of the amountCleanbid. This Outdoctorate degree Yourin Wa- Trustee's Sale may be ter Quality Hydrology subject to a bankruptcy and relevant experience filing, a payoff, a rein- in performing general as- •Great Investment statement or any other sistance program tasks condition that wouldBasementwhile working coopera- cause the cancellation of tively with Tribal person- this sale. Further, if any nel. Laramie Dunn of these conditions exist, TOOELE Description of Consult- Lots starting at this sale will be null and TRANantS Services:CRIPT void, the successful bid- Task 1. Produce a draft (435)224-4000 der's funds shall be re- BULLE(forTIreviewN and com- $ turned, and the Trustee ment) and final revised 79,900 and the beneficiary shall Environmental Inventory not be liable to the suc- Task 2. Produce a draft Guy Keisel cessful bidder for any (for review and com- damages. DATED: Sep- ment) and final revised tember 6, 2007 www.tooeletranscript.comTribal Environmental FIRST SOUTHWEST- Plan (435)496-3739 ERN TITLE AGENCY Task 3. Produce a Sec- OF UTAH, INC. /s/KRIS- tion 106 WPCP Applica- TIN BECKER, Asst. tion Package and up- Vice President Succes- dated financial eligibility Megan Dunn sor Trustee 10701 Task 4. Produce an up- South River Front dated Tribal Quality As- Parkway, #110 South surance Project Plan (435)224-4100 Jordan, UT 84095Shane’sTele- Real(QAPP) Helps phone: (801) 302-3058 Task 5. Produce a Sec- F a c s i m i l e : ( 8 0 1 ) tion 319 Nonpoint 254-1649 07-6244/Kel- Source Application son, Randy; P317175 Package (base & com- (Published in the Tran- petitive) script Bulletin September (Published in the Tran- 18, 25 & OctoberAs your2, Realtor, you can script Bulletin September 2007) relax as I take care of all 18, 20, 25 & 27, 2007) the details and paperwork. I will guide you through the process and make the whole thing a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Sellers & Buyers- when you work with me I’ll sell your existing home plus teach you hands on my trade secrets (as a licensed general contractor) on repairing holes in walls, painting, texturing, adjusting doors, concrete & anything construction related. 935 N. 620 East 538 Oak Ln. Order $229,900 $234,000 Beautiful North East Tooele Home. 3 Bed- Empty Nesters, this is your destination, room, 2.5 Bath. A finished basement would give you 2800 sq. feet. This home has it all. a former model home, one level living, 2 Upgraded kitchen, tile, carpet, lighting and bdrms, 2 bths, top of the line amenities your paint. Reverse osmosis, water softener. throughout & clean with pristine views. 789 White Pine Dr. 374 Bevan Way classified UNDER CONTRACT ads Online! $188,900 $289,900 www.tooeletranscript.com A GREAT BUY! Views forever, 4 Bdrms, 3 Full Baths, Fully Fenced .24 Acre lot with Raised 5 bedrooms • 3.5 baths Garden Plot, Gazebo over concrete patio, Central Air and Swamp Cooler if you like it Eastbench beauty To place your classified ads in the TooeleTranscript cool and moist also a Washroom off the ga- 2 tiered deck rage, Keeping it Clean! Call Shane 840-0344. Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will appear in the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Valley Extra and on the Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor tooeletranscript.com 840-0344 website! B8

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wives helped organize events women to learn in this type and less frightening — for her others varying from canoeing ties,” Andersen said. “That’s Weekend and participate. of environment because men pupils to shoot a gun. Many to knots and rope tying. what’s rewarding about work- continued from page B1 “It’s a good thing for them,” aren’t breathing down their of the women at the event “Everyone has their own ing in the outdoors. They’re Mascarenas said. “Our wives necks attempting to explain had never shot a gun before. reason for coming here,” able to open up here without aren’t outgoing until they take go hunting with us so they things. Their first experience with it Ekenstam said. an uneasy feeling by asking classes,” Evans said. “They pretty much know what One of the major benefits was not nearly as difficult or Wendy Andersen has seen questions.” are then able to hold their they’re doing. But, it’s amaz- of learning about the out- scary because Ekenstam put many women in this envi- This Women in the own with their husbands and ing how many people don’t doors at this event is they can them at ease. ronment grow in a short Outdoors event was the families. They enjoy being in know much about the out- learn from other women who Not all women are willing amount of time. As the wom- last of the season, but more the outdoors.” doors.” understand why they may to pick up a gun at these en’s regional coordinator for events will take place next Even a few husbands Mogle’s wife is from Brazil not understand something. events, but there is defi- California, Colorado, Nevada spring. For more information made the journey up to and had difficulty under- Louise Ekenstam was one of nitely plenty for them to do. and Utah, Andersen oversees or to become a member log Camp Wapiti to help out standing why he enjoyed the volunteer instructors for Oil painting, photography, events like Women in the on to their Web site at www. for the weekend. Anthony hunting so much until she the shotgun class. Her abil- Dutch oven, horse handling Outdoors. womenintheoutdoors.com. Mascarenas and Mark Mogle came to one of these events. ity to teach from a woman’s and self defense classes are “I share success stories and [email protected] served as cooks while their He added it’s easier for perspective made it easier — taught along with a slew of see women trying new activi-

pepper and other herbs of shallow baking pan. Sprinkle ture then in mixture of bread 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs might be good enough to impress Food choice. with seasoned salt and but- crumbs, salt and pepper. 1 tablespoon melted butter guests. continued from page B1 Cut green tomatoes into tered cracker crumbs as Cook eggplant in hot oil for 1/4 cup shredded Swiss (Serves 6) 1/2-inch slices. Dip in sea- desired. 2 to 3 minutes on each side, or cheese 2 tablespoons butter or mar- medium to medium low heat soned flour. Bake at 375 degrees for until tender and brown. Drain Cook corn in 1 cup boiling, garine approximately 10 minutes. Brown slowly in hot fat on about 20 minutes. on paper towels. Sprinkle with salted water for 2 to 3 minutes 8 cups finely shredded cab- Stir occasionally to prevent both sides. additional salt. Keep warm or until just tender. Drain well. bage sticking. in slow oven while cooking Combine corn with evaporat- 1 clove garlic minced When tender, sprinkle with Panfried eggplant remaining eggplant. ed milk, egg, onion, salt, pepper 1/2 cup dairy sour cream choice of herbs. Fried ripe tomatoes (Serves 4–6) and shredded cheese. Place in 1 tablespoon sugar Ripe tomatoes 1 medium eggplant Swiss corn bake 10x6x11/2-inch baking pan. 2 tablespoons vinegar Egg 1 slightly beaten egg (Serves 4–6) Mix bread crumbs, melted 1 teaspoon salt Fried green tomatoes 1 tablespoon water per egg 1 tablespoon cold water 3 cups freshly cut corn (or 18 butter and shredded Swiss 1/4 teaspoon caraway seed Fried green tomatoes have Bread crumbs or saltine 1/2 cup fine dry bread ounces frozen corn) cheese. Sprinkle over top. (optional) a mellow, quiet taste but just cracker crumbs crumbs 6 ounce can evaporated milk Bake at 350 for 25 minutes Heat butter in large skil- a little more zest than fried Cut ripe tomatoes into 1/2- 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 beaten egg or covered with waxed paper let. Add cabbage, garlic, and zucchini or eggplant. Season inch slices. Dip into beaten Dash pepper 2 tablespoon finely chopped and microwave on high for 7 1/4 cup water. Cover tightly with seasoning salt or the egg mixed with water. Dip Pare eggplant. Cut in half onion minutes. and steam over low heat 10 herbs of your choice to give it into crumbs. Fry quickly in lengthwise, then cut cross- 1/2 teaspoon salt to 12 minutes. Blend next 4 more flavor. hot fat. Season as desired. wise, making 1/2-inch thick Dash pepper Creamy cabbage ingredients, stir into cabbage. Green tomatoes (not slices. 3/4 cup shredded Swiss To paraphrase Rodney Heat through, but do not peeled) Baked tomatoes Combine egg and water. cheese or processed Swiss Dangerfield, cabbage don’t get no boil. Sprinkle with caraway if Flour seasoned with salt, Place tomato halves into a Dip eggplant in egg mix- cheese respect. This old fashioned recipe desired.

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