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TOOELE Tooele couple RANSCRIPT reflect on T surviving Hurricane Katrina See B1 BULLETIN August 28, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 28 50¢ Wyoming company plans to drill for oil in Skull Valley by Mark Watson West, a Santa Fe, N.M., STAFF WRITER company that specializes in A Wyoming company plans securing permits from gov- to wager $1 million on the ernment agencies for third prospect of striking black parties, attended a Tooele gold in remote Skull Valley. County Commission meeting Geochem Exploration, last week trying to obtain based in Casper, Wyo., plans all the necessary permits to spend that amount on a for drilling the test well. He test well to find oil on a said Geochem is an industry section of Bureau of Land expert in managing remote Management land which sits oil exploration sites. about eight miles south from The company requested I-80 and seven miles west of a zoning change for 1,920 SR-196, the main road run- acres in Skull Valley from ning through Skull Valley. “multiple use” to a “min- “It’s a long shot with a ing and excavation” zone. capital ‘L,’” said Geochem Commissioner Bruce Clegg president Walt Merschat. said he did not believe the But if the well is produc- county needed to rezone tive, it means money for his that much property to allow company and added tax rev- a company to drill for oil. enue for the state and coun- Commissioners agreed and ty, Merschat said. photography / Troy Boman Brian Wood of Permits SEE OIL PAGE A8 Snowy Egrets feed near Saltair Tuesday. The birds are migrating through the Pacific Flyway en route to wintering grounds farther south. The wetlands and Great Salt Lake shore areas of Tooele County are crucial habitat for many avian species during these seasonal migrations. Land issues slowing Local habitat key for globe-trotting shorebirds Conservationists worry that human impact on lake shore, wetlands could disrupt seasonal migrations rural telecom services by Sarah Miley important place for birds to ropes,” Paul said. “But because Bear River Migratory Bird STAFF WRITER fuel up, get fat reserves, get a it’s so hypersaline now, it can’t Refuge in Box Elder County, by Joshua Figueira of fiber-optic cables, often With the fall shorebird break and eat invertebrates,” produce abundant food like there are still many areas STAFF WRITER crossing public land. When migration in full swing, hun- said Darnall. “Geographically brine shrimp and brine flies, where migrating shorebirds The independent telecom- that happens, the company dreds of thousands of birds the lake is located in a very so we’ve lost that part of the can be seen. munications company which has to get permits from the are descending upon the Great important place. The vari- lake for bird conservation.” “Depending on where you provides telephone and Bureau of Land Management, Salt Lake and Tooele County ous water types — from very While the Great Salt Lake are in Tooele County, you may Internet service to the most and that’s where the problem to rest and eat before jour- saline to fresh water to brack- is ecologically crucial to the see several hundred shore- rural areas of Tooele County starts, McGowan said. neying southward. The Great ish — provide variety for the migration, the outlying wet- birds, where at Bear River is being stymied by unneces- “Getting a permit through Salt Lake and its surrounding birds.” lands and freshwater ponds you’ll see several thousand,” sary regulations and ineffi- the BLM takes forever,” said wetlands are essential habitat Because the Great Salt are equally essential to shore- Darnall said. cient government, according McGowan. “We’ve had per- for migrating shorebirds from Lake is key for avian migra- birds as they prepare for their The Great Salt Lake has to company officials. mits kicking around their the Pacific Flyway, one of four tions, habitat loss is a con- southward journey. But the the largest staging concentra- Wireless Beehive cur- office for six years.” major avian migratory routes cern, said Don Paul, Great encroachment of development tion of Wilson’s phalaropes in rently provides telephone When asked why he in North America. Basin Bird Conservation upon these valuable resources the world, which can number and Internet infrastructure thought the permitting took “Without the Great Salt Region Coordinator for the has threatened their function 500,000 during migration, he for parts of nine counties in so long, McGowan respond- Lake, these birds would have Intermountain West Joint for the birds. said. Utah, including places like ed, “It’s simple, the BLM is a difficult time making it,” Venture — a partnership of “Those wetlands are impor- “The Great Salt Lake is the Ibapah and Rush Valley in severely understaffed.” said Nathan Darnall, presi- public and private entities tant sites that actually pro- most important single site for Tooele County. But company An application to dig on dent of the Great Salt Lake working to conserve bird hab- vide the best freshwater that’s migratory Wilson’s phalarope President Chuck McGowan public lands requires in- Audubon Society. “The Rocky itat. available to these migratory in the world because they have said overly aggressive gov- depth geologic, biologic and Mountains are to the east and On the south shore of the shorebirds,” Paul said. a need to catch food in open, ernmental regulations and anthropologic studies, which the desert is to the west, and lake, companies like the salt Many of the birds eat mac- but shallow water that is rich- bureaucratic red tape are must then be reviewed by there are very few places for industry frequently occupy rovertebrates — brine shrimp ly abundant and can help them preventing his company from an interdisciplinary team them to go.” the same habitat used by the and brine flies — but can’t put on fat reserves in a hurry,” improving and expanding its of specialists. According to In Tooele County, shorebirds, Paul said. handle the salt water as a said Paul. “There are very few services. McGowan, the BLM is des- birds will congregate at the “The large expanse of solar fluid. places that have the density In order to update or perately short of such spe- lake and wetlands in prepara- evaporation ponds on the “They come in and drink the of macrovertebrates — brine expand service to an isolated cialists. tion for flight farther south to west side of Stansbury Island freshwater to flush the salts shrimp and brine flies — that community like Rush Valley, “In order to form an inter- Mexico, Central America and up against the shoreline used out of the body,” he said. the lake does in the fall.” the company has to dig South America. to be an important place for While Tooele County may “The Great Salt Lake is an migratory red-necked phala- not be as well known as the SEE HABITAT PAGE A8 trenches and lay down miles SEE TELECOM PAGE A9 First case of West Nile virus discovered in Tooele County by Mark Watson often breed in backyards, wherever there STAFF WRITER is standing water. Preventing mosquito A Tooele County individual was briefly bites is the best way to avoid getting hospitalized last week for one day with West Nile virus.” West Nile virus and is now recovering at Health Department officials suggest home, according to the Tooele County that residents protect themselves from Health Department. The case is the first bites by using repellents that contain reported incident of a human contracting DEET, wearing long-sleeved shirts and the virus in Tooele County this year. long pants while outdoors, and getting Last year three people living in the rid of standing water around houses. county were diagnosed with West Nile The Tooele Valley Mosquito Abatement virus. Earlier this year the virus was District is also available to help eliminate detected in a sentinel chicken. mosquitoes and will continue to treat The health department does not for mosquitoes until temperatures hit release the names of those contracting freezing. the virus, but the individual is between Hot temperatures this summer helped the ages 40 and 64. increase the numbers of mature mosqui- The department learns about West toes. Nile cases when reported by hospitals or The Culex tarsalis carries the West physicians after they take blood samples Nile virus and is a common type of from patients. mosquito in Tooele County, according “Exposure to West Nile virus can occur to abatement district manager Robert file photo anywhere, including your home,” said Brand. A truck equipped with a mosquito fogger is one technique used to control mosquito populations in Tooele Valley. Mosquito Myron Bateman, director of the Tooele abatement officials continue to combat the insects after a Tooele County resident was infected with West Nile virus last week County Health Department. “Mosquitoes SEE VIRUS PAGE A8 and was hospitalized.

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Researchers question risks wildland firefighters take Local Weather Nicholas K. Geranios ASSOCIATED PRESS Wed MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — 93/66 When five forest firefighters died 8/29 in Southern California last year, Mostly sunny skies. Hot. High 93F. investigators blamed risky deci- Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. sions by managers. But is the gung-ho culture of wildland firefighters also to blame? The U.S. Forest Service has commissioned a study to Thu 94/69 find out if it needs to change the 8/30 attitudes of its staff toward fight- More sun than clouds. Highs in the ing fires. mid 90s and lows in the upper 60s. Firefighters, like astronauts, can share feelings of invincibil- ity, a “right stuff” mentality that is dangerous, said University of Idaho researcher Chuck Harris, Fri who is leading the study. 92/69 “Rather than question author- 8/31 ity, they plug ahead and believe Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the they can beat the fire,” Harris low 90s and lows in the upper 60s. said. Researchers are spending ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content the summer on fire lines, inter- Service viewing firefighters. The goal is to find out if firefighters and Temps / Precipitation their managers are too focused Date High Low (prec./inches) on beating the flames, and not Aug. 23 84 59 focused enough on safety, Harris Aug. 24 86 58 said. Aug. 25 95 58 Fatalities from wildfires have Aug. 26 98 74 risen from an average of 6.6 per AP photo / Dean Hare Aug. 27 92 60 year in the 1930s to 18 per year Chuck Harris, a forestry professor at the University of Idaho, poses Aug. 22 overlooking Brady Gulch outside Kendrick, Idaho, at the burned site since the turn of the century, of an earlier wildfire. When five forest firefighters died in Southern California last year, investigators blamed risky decisions by managers. Such Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Harris said. Last year, 24 wild- decisions are perhaps too common among the federal government’s gung-ho firefighting corps, and the U.S. Forest Service has commissioned for the National Weather Service, reports a study, led by Harris, to find out if that is true. that his recording station at 139 S. Main St., land firefighters died. received 0 inches of precipitation between Getting far less attention are Forest Service are unchanged, caught in flames and burned to Casey Judd, business manag- Firefighters make the best Aug. 23 and 27 and a total of .57 inches in numerous “near misses” among with the protection of firefight- death because of risky behavior, er of the Federal Wildland Fire decisions they can, based on August. the approximately 15,000 fire- ers first, residents second, struc- Harris speculated. Service Association, which rep- experience and science. For the water year, which began Oct. fighters in the field each year, tures third and natural resources Jim Saveland, a program man- resents all firefighters in federal Some of the deadliest fires 1, 2006, Tooele has received 14.23 inches of precipitation. The normal for the year is Harris said. last. ager at the Forest Service’s Rocky agencies, said no firefighter or — like Storm King in 1994 in 19.09 inches of precipitation. Harris said fighting wildfires But do those priorities filter Mountain Experiment Station of fire boss is going to be so bent Colorado that killed 14 firefight- is second only to warfare among down to managers and to fire Fort Collins, Colo., said the study on beating a fire that they delib- ers, and the Thirtymile Fire in Pollen Count the most dangerous activities crews? arises out of findings in the cor- erately court disaster. 2001 in Washington that killed for government employees. Harris said one disturbing sta- porate world that suggested that “From our perspective, it four — have focused attention The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma pollen count for Aug. 28, 2007, More housing being built near tistic is that in wildfires, acci- people working in hierarchies isn’t an issue,” Judd, who lives on the role of leadership in such is as follows: the woods, along with prolonged dents and “burnovers” tend to are often reluctant to speak up, near Pocatello, Idaho, said. “Our situations, Harris said. Grass — Extremely Low droughts, indicate the number of be the leading causes of death. even if they see problems. nation’s wildland firefighters are In the case of the Thirtymile Chenopods — Extremely High wildfires is likely to grow in com- That’s in contrast to urban fire- “We want to know why people the best trained in the world.” Fire, an investigation found that Ragweed — Low Sagebrush — Low ing years, he said. fighting, where cardiac arrest is do or don’t speak up when they Regardless of how many les- fire bosses had broken all 10 Mold — Moderate Mark Rey, under secretary of the leading cause of death. see, in our case, a threatening sons are gleaned from fatalities, of the Forest Service’s standard Plantain — Extremely Low the Department of Agriculture, That indicates that wildland situation or a safety problem the job is still inherently danger- safety rules and ignored numer- has said the priorities of the firefighters are more likely to be arising,” Saveland said. ous, Judd said. ous signs of danger. Subscriber Service If you haven’t received your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and Confused about getting to school? Use a mouse NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 our customer representative will assist you. Customer service hours on Tuesday and OGDEN (AP) — Children how to get them to school,” for other schools are planned, zations about how the program Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. walking or riding a bicycle to said Robert Hull, UDOT’s safety Hull said. works. school can go to a state Web site director. He hopes drivers see benefits, “We believe it is a model, and to find a route. “We wanted to give them a too. there would be interest in using Tooele �� The Student Neighborhood tool that is easy to use and pro- “If we are focusing children the system throughout the coun- � Access Program is available vides consistency from year to into a minimum number of plac- try,” Hull said. �� from the Utah Department of year,” he said. es, drivers will know where chil- Utah schools have been “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� Transportation. The goal is to The computer program uses dren are and where they usu- required to plan safe routes for �� get students to school without maps of the area around a school ally cross the street,” Hull said. students for several years, said 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. �� having to dodge cars and trucks, and allows users to mark street “They can be more aware and Nate Taggart, Weber School (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� if possible. signals, crosswalks and other take extra precautions.” District spokesman. Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com �� For parents and educators, “it traffic features. He said UDOT has been con- The state Web site “has a �� will help them know where we Maps for every Utah elemen- tacted by the federal govern- great map-making program with �� want children to walk and bike, tary school are online, and maps ment and some national organi- it,” he said. Aug. 24 - 30 �� *Times & Shows Subject to Change �� * �� TOOELE RANSCRIPT Nanny Diaries Provo student hopes her Your Complete T (PG-13) �� ULLETIN Dly: 4:45, 7:15, 9:40 �� Local News Source. B Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, 9:40 �� Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15 �� 765 hugs broke a record �� PROVO (AP) — Kneeling hugs, which required arms and Stardust �� for children and stretching to hands wrapped around the per- Dly: 4:25, 7:05, 9:45 (PG) �� Sat: 12:30, 4:25, 7:05, 9:45 embrace taller people, a college son. Sun: 12:30, 4:25, 7:05 �� student believes she hugged her “I was getting pretty glisten- �� way into the record book. ing,” Pearce said of hugging — �� With help from her church, The Simpsons �� and sweating — in the hot sun. Dly: 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 (PG-13) �� Jordan Pearce, 18, said she A new record will not be Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 hugged 765 people in less than Sun: 12:15, 2:25, 4:30, 7:30 �� approved until Guinness gets �� an hour Saturday and plans to photographs, video and writ- Try Something Cool * �� send the results to Guinness ten statements from witnesses. Invasion �� World Records. Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:25 (PG13) The record is 612 hugs in an �� “I feel like I’m on cloud nine,” For Summer Sat: 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:10, 9:25 hour, the Daily Herald of Provo Sun: 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:10 �� Pearce said after the last hug reported. �� Saturday. FREE Med. Drink �� One man spilled a drink on The hugs took months of with purchase of Bourne Ultimatum �� Pearce. A little girl refused to let Dly: 4:15, 7:00, 9:40 �� planning. Pearce and her family Sat: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00, 9:40 go of her blue sucker, and a little (PG-13) �� had to apply to Guinness World Fish N’ Chips Sun: 12:15, 4:15, 7:00 �� Records with detailed plans. boy kicked and screamed, not The event had to be supervised wanting to hug a stranger, the �� Underdog �� by two prominent members of newspaper said. Dly: 4:20 �� the community and covered by “This is exciting,” said Morgan Sat: 12:20, 2:25, 4:20 (PG) �� the news media. Coleman, who was the 613th Sun: 12:20, 2:25, 4:20 �� Fourth District Judge Lynn person hugged. * �� Davis and state Sen. Curt “Now we can Google you,” The Last Legion �� Bramble, R-Provo, counted the said his wife, Char. 36 Shake Dly: 7:00, 9:20 �� Sat: 7:00, 9:20 �� Sun: 7:00 (PG-13) �� Toppings �� Pelts taken from taxidermist New Cheese Cake Show Times are subject to change. �� $ 49 Our Box Office opens daily 20 �� OREM (AP) — A taxidermist Nelson said investigators & Brownie Topping minutes before 1st show starts. �� 5 All shows before 6pm $5.00 told police he was the victim of have also contacted the dealers �� pm $ $ $ an unusual burglary. in the state that are licensed to After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 • Seniors (over 65) 5 �� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� The loot a burglar apparent- sell exotic animal skins, asking HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� ly got away with on Aug. 12, them to watch for anyone try- �� included two leopard skins, a ing to sell the items taken from �� crocodile skull, several deer and Kirkham’s shop. RITZ RITZ �� bobcat skins and one alligator In the week since the bur- Starts Tuesday 5:00 • 7:00 PG-13 Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:15 R �� hide. glary, Nelson said whoever Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 �� Owner Kenneth Kirkham said took the items probably hasn’t Tooele’s Show Place �� the items were worth about been keeping them in hiding the for Over 60 Years! �� $40,000. whole time. 882-2273 �� “The owner of the shop did “It wouldn’t surprise me if 111 North Main, Tooele BALLS OF FURY$ SUPERBAD$ $ �� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 �� have a few suspects in mind and whoever took them has shown MOTOR-VU FM radio required for sound �� we’re looking into them,” said them to somebody. They’re the �� Detective Dennis Nelson of the kind of things that people show HAIRSPRAY & 4 Movies, 1 Night LAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENT - ALL CARS WILL BE SEARCHED �� Orem Police Department. off,” Nelson said. 8:30 Sunday 1. Fantastic 4 3. Spiderman 3 �� pm PG-13PG Thur. Fri. Sat. Fri. Thur. RUSH HOUR 3 Sept. 2, 8:30 2. Live Free, Die Hard 4. 1408 �� $ $ $ ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD: 1.00 Senior: 4.00 ADMISSION: ADULTS: $7.50 CHILD: $1.00 Senior: $4.00 A3

TUESDAY August 28, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 USU Tooele planning long-range for future growth by Joshua Figueira STAFF WRITER Think plans for the new Stansbury High School are big? Just wait until you hear what Utah State University officials have in store for Tooele County. “The prospect of it is so exciting,” said USU Tooele Regional Campus Executive Director Kathleen Robinson. “Everything we do here caters to the students, and helping them succeed. Since our student body is growing, we’ve hired a master planner to develop a 50-year plan to grow right along with them.” Gear up for school with all The plan, which consists of both architectural and aca- of your electronic needs demic components, is still in at Radio Shack. the preliminary phases, and will likely not be finalized ú for another six months, said iPods Robinson. But this semester ú Calculators alone there are more than 100 ú new students enrolled in class- Cell Phones es, and need for expansion is ú Satellite Radio as pressing as ever. ú Over the next half century, Digital Cameras GET HOMEWORK DONE the regional campus, which ú MP3 Players currently offers more than 30 WITH LIGHTNING SPEED. degrees and 300 classes, hopes ú Computer Routers FAST WIRELESS INTERNET to build additional classrooms, and Accessories WIRELESSBEEHIVE.COM! a student center, recreational facilities and even dormitory housing for full-time students. Shop for School and Sign up for Fast Wireless Internet Service Now at: Robinson said such amenities Radio Shack are quickly becoming a neces- 500 N Village Blvd • Stansbury Park • Phone 83-SHACK sity for the rapidly growing USU extension, which services some 2,000 non-traditional and full-time students each year. “Right now, we use all of our classrooms, and we don’t have enough room for all the students,” said Robinson. “Tooele High School has been gracious enough to let us use 30 of their classrooms at night, but we can’t stay there forever.” Invite the whole town Hence the 50-year master plan, said Robinson. And while to your yard sale! some details, such as the exact cost and location of future TOOELE buildings have yet to be deter- TRANSCRIPT mined, USU is already moving BULLETIN ahead with other elements of photography / Troy Boman the plan. For example, earlier Kimberly Stookey, store manager, stocks shelves at the new Utah State University Bookstore Monday. The this month the regional cam- bookstore’s inventory includes many popular titles for non-students and Apple computers. 882-0050 pus opened its first-ever full- Now that the bookstore is service bookstore. strictly for students, said book- tional funding from the legis- up and running, next on the “The bookstore is a huge store employee Ben Clifford. lature, and plan to hire seven priority list for Robinson is step forward,” said Robinson. Each semester after students new, full-time instructors.” finalizing the aforementioned “Every year we have an have picked up their textbooks, And in addition to the new the bookstore shelves will be plans for additional classroom Laney Lou’s increasing need to provide stu- faculty, the Tooele campus will dent services. The bookstore restocked with popular litera- space on campus. also launch several new degree allows us to provide many of ture, ranging in genre from sci- “We’re still in discussions programs this year, including the same services you would ence fiction to biography. with the city and county, and an associate’s degree in engi- find on full-fledged university “It’s open to the public, will be for some time,” said neering, a master’s in social Supply anyone who would like to Robinson. “But we hope to List campuses.” work, and a secondary educa- Bookstore manager Kim shop here is welcome,” said break ground on a new class- tion teacher endorsement. Clifford. room building sometime next Stookey said the new facility “There’s an increasing 2 bdrm, 1 bath units.222 Approx N. Fifth Street, Tooele provides students with essen- The bookstore is open year.” demand for well-qualified pro- 670 sq ft each, new carpet, tile, tial school supplies like pens, Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. As for the dorm construc- fessionals, and we recognize remodeled. Bathrooms, front/rear to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from tion, “that’s still a ways away,” set up, off street parking. Rent one pencils, note pads and text- that,” said Robinson “We’re a and live in one - do not delay! books, as well as a variety of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. said Robinson. small-sized campus, but we’re $l45,000$l45,000 other products. “This is something we’ve But the university does have growing. We’re committed “They can buy everything wanted to add for a long time. immediate plans to hire addi- to doing whatever it takes to from computers and iPods to It’s a wonderful resource for tional faculty, she said. ensure our students get a first- the school and community,” snacks and soft drinks,” said “Right now, we have three rate education. I think that this 5 bdrm, 1 full, two233 3/4, Countryone 1/2 Club, Stansbury Stookey. “We even have USU said Robinson. “But it’s just full-time teachers and 35 part- plan is a perfect example of bath, extra lrg 2 car grg. Open main hats and shirts for sale.” the start. There’s a lot more to time instructors,” she said. that commitment.” flr w/ lrg dining rm. Laundry on main, come.” supurb storage, lrg mstr bed, deck off But the bookstore is not “We’ve received some addi- [email protected] dining, beautiful kitchen, 4 big bdrms $229,900$229,900downstairs, wood burning stove, storage Dugway fire chief retires after sex-for-money scandal shed. #697471 by Suzanne Ashe ress $1,000 to have sex with him. The woman Morgan has been Dugway’s assistant 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 car grg.1770 N. 40 E., Tooele worked for Morgan’s daughter. fire chief since February 2006, and he has 2 story, grd mstr w/ walk in STAFF WRITER According to the police report, Morgan worked for the U.S. government since 1983. closet. New dbl oven, 5 burner gas The assistant fire chief at Dugway Proving countertop range, new countertops, gave the woman $500 and promised more Dugway Proving Ground spokeswoman Ground has been accused of offering a tile flr. 3 fam rms, gas fireplace, new money in trade for sex. Paula Nicholson did not issue a statement, $225,000vinyl fnc, water softener, upgraded Nephi waitress money for sex. lighting, custom shades. Morgan was booked into the Juab County but she did reveal that Morgan, a civilian #696954 According to the allegations, John Michael jail. He later posted bail and was released. contractor, was not living up to the Army’s Morgan, 58, was arrested Aug. 16 in Nephi He retired from his position Friday amid the high moral code. after he allegedly offered a 37-year-old wait- allegations. [email protected] 722 Country Club, Stansbury Park 5 bed, 2 3/4 bath, RV parking, new furnace and new large deck, new Wendover police chief resigns after wife’s drug-bust arrest $235,000$235,000hardwood floors and carpet. by Suzanne Ashe scription pain killers such as Formal charges are still yet four-member Wendover, Utah, STAFF WRITER oxycodone and morphine to to be filled in the case. police force since 1998. Wendover Police Chief undercover officers. Vaughn Tripp has lead the [email protected] Vaughn Tripp resigned Friday 5 bdrm, 3.5 bath, 2 car273 grg, 2 W. 1480 N., Tooele amid allegations that his wife story w/ 100% fin. bsmt, including Sylvia was distributing drugs wet bar/weight/large fm rm. Main flr laundry. Outside living space. Mature, and possessing drugs without spacious 100% fin. bkyd. a prescription. $279,900$279,900 #693577 According to the police report, Sylvia Tripp, 39, a stripper whose stage name is Ecstasy, was arrested by the 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 3 car1333 grg, E. 630 S., Tooele office, formal dining. Main level Elko Combined Narcotics Task mst, over 3800 sq ft, loaded modern Force and the West Wendover 2 story home. Tons of upgrades Police Department on Aug. throughout. On .2 acres, fncd yd, full $390,000$390,000ldscp, auto spkl, RV parking, in ground 17 at the Southern X-Posure trampoline, swingset and more. club. Two other individuals #693577 were also arrested in the raid. All were charged on various Standby8289 generator, S. Indian 2 Mtn. Rd., Rush Valley counts of selling marijuana. wells w/ 12 acre ft of Tripp also allegedly sold pre- water and free flowing stream. 6 bdrm, 4 full bath, 3 family rooms, 2 $998,000$998,000gas/log fireplace, 1 pellet stove, 2 dens, weight room, game room, wet bar. Custom 2 story over 5200 sq ft stucco home w/ attached 3 car grg and detached 5 bay, 3800 sq ft grg with drive thru RV bay. Majestically placed on 43.11 fenced acres of horse property. AND MUCH MORE! Every Thursday #677752 in Your Laney Riegel GRI Transcript-Bulletin 435-830-7583 [email protected] A4

A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law Road widening hits bumps in Stansbury Park by Natalie Tripp time frame of 60 days, accord- FREE CORRESPONDENT ing to Tooele County Engineer Consultation The crumbling, narrow Jim Lawrence. for stretch of Stansbury Park’s Contractors were given Wills & Country Club Drive between the go-ahead to rebuild the Trusts the clubhouse, swimming hazardous road on June 18, pool and golf course has been but before construction could under repair for nearly two begin crews discovered there months in an attempt to dou- were two setbacks. First, some 493 W. 400 N. Tooele ble the width of the road from sprinklers had to be removed 18 feet to 36 feet. And although and relocated before crews 882-4800 construction has taken longer could start to rip up the road, www.schmutzmohlman.com than expected, the project will and second, the drive had to be completed within the set be excavated deeper than in the initial plan due to soft soil underneath the road. Smokers and Ex-Smokers “We had some issues with Are you over 45 years old? the sprinklers that we had to Have you smoked for 20 years? fix, but they’re taken care of Join the Utah COPD Project now,” said Lawrence. “We’re in the process of placing a Participants will be compensated geogrid into the new road that will stabilize it and make it last Toll Free: 877-581-LUNG longer.” The road had been labeled (877-581-5864) a safety hazard as snowplows www.utahcopd.org struggled to clear it while maintaining the flow of traffic in the winter, and as street parking jams tied it up in the photography / Troy Boman summer. The long-standing water sculpture near the Stansbury Park clubhouse has been removed and a large piece The reconstruction will of construction equipment blocks Country Club Drive. The changes are part of a widening of the road that is taking longer than anticipated demolish the parking spaces in Real Estate front of the tennis courts. The fountain in front of the club- The widening will have little have until the end of September FACTS original plans included anoth- house has also been removed impact on the greenspace of to complete the road. Lynn Butterfield er parking lot in addition to the to make way for the new road Stansbury Park’s primary rec- “It’s hard to say how long this existing lot to the north of the and will be stored temporar- reation center, and access to will take,” Lawrence said. “We clubhouse, but the offer was ily for possible placement the golf course, clubhouse and will finish on time, but we’re rejected by the Stansbury Park at another location within pool has been maintained dur- just spending a little more time IT WORKS BOTH WAYS! Service Agency in January. The Stansbury Park. ing the construction. Crews that we had anticipated.” In slower housing markets, most sellers understand that attracting buyers becomes more of a challenge. With more homes for sale at ever more competitive prices, buyers tend to have more power to choose and negotiate under these circumstances. What steps can you take to insure a faster sale at a higher price? First, seek repre- sentation. Over the last ten years, the number of homes that sold “by owner” fell by Elko man convicted in ranch hand’s murder one third, and that statistic includes all markets, both hot and cool. What does that ELKO, Nev. (AP) — An Elko parole. The judge will hand assigned to an abundance of by Palensky or anyone else. trend mean? Sellers have come to realize that real estate professionals are better equipped to produce top dollar offers, especially in slower conditions. County man whose wife is down John Field’s sentence circumstantial evidence. Jordan said the circumstan- later after conferring with both Deputy District Attorney In 2006, the National Association of REALTORS® reported that the median selling serving a life sentence for the tial evidence indicated Palensky price for homes listed through agents was 16% higher than those homes that were 2003 killing of their ranch hand sides. Troy Jordan told jurors who- was killed somewhere on the sold “by owner.” Beyond putting more money in your pocket, an agent also saves was found guilty last week of Palensky was found in ever killed Palensky was cer- ranch, his body was placed in you untold headaches associated with marketing your home, orchestrating showings, the same crime. January 2004 in the frigid tainly stronger than the small the bed of a Toyota pickup and and coordinating paperwork. A jury in Elko found John Jordan River near Salt Lake Linda Fields. While a murder transported to Utah, where it Last year, a significant number of unrepresented sellers ended up finally turning City. His head was crushed, weapon was never found, med- was dumped. to a professional. Why wait until your home has already become stale inventory Vernon Fields guilty of first- degree murder and conspira- his boots were missing, and ical examiners said Palensky “Vern Fields had 300,000 to reach the same conclusion? Remember that what works in a slow market also his wallet was not where a wit- was struck with a pipe, ax holds true in very active markets - a professional representative simply brings more cy in the beating death of his reasons to kill Jerry Palensky,” ness said he kept it. By most handle or baseball bat with knowledge and experience to the table, resulting in higher offers in less time. former ranch hand, Jaromir said Jordan, referring to a accounts, the Czech immi- such force the blows cracked Want more information? Go to www.RealSellerInfo.com for my free Palensky. Fields’ wife, Linda, $300,000 life insurance policy grant was last seen alive at his skull in three places and article entitled, “Remodeling Mistakes.” Or, call Lynn Butterfield at was convicted earlier of the Linda Fields took out on the (435) 578-0103, Coldwell Banker, Erda, UT, Lynn @ LynnButterfield. the Fields’ ranch east of Elko, bruised his brain. com, www.LynnButterfield.com. same crime and was sentenced where he worked after being Jordan reminded jurors the man and named herself as ben- to life without possibility of released from a DUI-related Fields’ told people Palensky eficiary. prison sentence in October of simply left, but told others he In his closing, defense attor- 2003. was fired and, according to ney Roger Stewart told the The prosecution and defense one witness, Linda Fields even jury there was no evidence acknowledged there was no confessed to killing the man his client killed Palensky and How Wide Can Your direct evidence linking Vern because he had molested a there was no weapon. Fields to Palensky’s death. two-year-old relative. No evi- “This is a very thin case,” They differed, however, on dence has been produced to Stewart said. “It’s thinner now Mouth Open? how much weight should be indicate the child was harmed than it was when we began.”

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TUESDAY August 28, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Communities that Care to host picnic for Tooele County youth by Alyssa Roberts open to the public. It will be held Communities that Care is ure and antisocial behaviors. answers and determine which main areas. The opposite of risk CORRESPONDENT at the Tooele City Park pavilion hoping to attract families to the Communities that Care is a risk factors are too high for the factors are protective factors.” Picnics are opportunities for a across from the high school from event. A disk jockey will play program that hopes to help youth children and adolescents of Protective factors help ensure community to gather and have an 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Awards will be music that both children and par- lower any risk factor that may Tooele. After this is determined, that youth feel appreciated, are enjoyable time, which is exactly given for work with the program ents can dance to. be prevalent, explains program a reliable program is found and adequately and appropriately what Communities that Care and progress will be reported. The University of Washington director Milo Berry. A survey is implemented that is proven recognized, and have opportuni- has in mind for its third-annual Those receiving recognition will has identified a list of 20 risk fac- issued by Communities that Care through scientific research to ties. They include involvement country picnic this Wednesday include the volunteer communi- tors that affect youth, which the to students in sixth, eighth, 10th help kids feel safe. in the community and school, as evening. ty board, participants, key lead- Communities that Care programs and 12th grades. After the infor- “The 20 risk factors happen in well as moral beliefs. The organization will host a ers and those who facilitate the uses as a basis for its program. mation is compiled and printed the community, families, school, “We aim to build these protec- country picnic with barbecue program in the community and These risk factors include things out, a community board is then and relationships with friends,” tive factors so that the children and homemade root beer that is schools. such as drug use, academic fail- able to look at the profile of Berry said. “Those are the four feel liked,” Berry said. REMODELED ARMORY NEXT GENERATION MOTOR SPORTS 1899 S. Redwood Rd, #B1 • SLC, UT • 801-886-1457 • U.D. #6457 www.nextgenerationmotorsports.com Full line of ATVs and Scooters from 70CC to 400CC! ATVs $499 and UP

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Monday - Friday 10am - 7pm Existing home sales fall in 41 states Saturday 10am - 6pm By Martin Crutsinger showing price gains with general ter while one state had unchanged ASSOCIATED PRESS improvement since bottoming-out sales and there was incomplete 295 N. Main St. Tooele 435-843-7247 WASHINGTON (AP) — Sales in the fourth quarter of 2006,” said data for two states, the Realtors Shorts, tanks, sandals, of existing U.S. homes fell in 41 Lawrence Yun, senior economist reported. swimsuits, dresses, shirts states during the April-June quar- for the Realtors. Wyoming had the biggest sales ter while home prices were down However, a separate housing increase, a rise of 10.8 percent in End of Summer Sale! 20% - 50% off! in one-third of the metropolitan report found the industry is still the second quarter of this year areas surveyed, a real estate trade being hit by the rising number of compared to the second quarter ly for Best Selecti group reported Wednesday. home foreclosures, particularly in of 2006. Delicious specializes in Delightfully p Ear on! The new figures from the the subprime mortgage market, Nationwide, sales of existing Fresh Fashion, Shoes, Lingerie, Sho National Association of Realtors which provided loans to borrow- homes totaled 5.91 million units Handbags, Jewelry and Swimwear. underscored the severity of the ers with weak credit histories. at an annual rate in the second We carry sizes 00 through 19/20 current housing slump, the worst The National Association of quarter, down 10.8 percent from and XS through 3XL. downturn in 16 years. Home Builders said its survey the sales pace of the second quar- However, Realtors officials said of builder confidence for August ter of 2006. they saw some glimmers of hope dropped by two points to 22, its The national median sales in the data. They noted that exist- lowest reading since January 1991, price in the second quarter was ing home prices were up in 97 of when the country was also caught $223,800, down 1.5 percent from the 149 metropolitan areas sur- in a severe housing downturn. a median price in the spring of FLAG veyed compared with the sales The states suffering the biggest 2006. prices of a year ago. drop in sales in the second quar- Among the country’s largest That represented price gains for ter, compared to the same period metropolitan areas, price declines 65 percent of the areas surveyed, a year ago, were Florida, down in the second quarter of this year an improvement from the first 41.3 percent, and Nevada, down compared with the same period in quarter of this year when only 37.5 percent. Other states with 2006 were experienced in Detroit, about 55 percent of the metro- big declines were Arizona, down down 7.2 percent; Boston, down politan areas reported price gains 23.4 percent; Tennessee, down 2.1 percent, and Phoenix, Arizona, FOOTBALL from the same period a year ago. 21.5 percent; Maryland, down 21.1 down 2.8 percent. In the fourth quarter of last year, percent, and California, down 19.8 Other big cities with price Adult 7 on 7 • Saturdays starting Sept. 8 less than half of the metropolitan percent. declines were Cleveland, down 7.2 areas reported price gains. Bucking the downward trend, percent; Sacramento, California, “Although home prices are rela- six states actually showed sales down 6.3 percent, and Tampa, $ tively flat, more metro areas are increases during the second quar- Florida, down 3.9 percent. 200 per team Young white Americans happier with life than their minority counterparts by Larry McShane and Trevor minorities, the figure is 61 per- Among minorities, the most Tompson cent. important factor was lack of ASSOCIATED PRESS Those numbers extend into financial worries, chosen by one NEW YORK (AP) — From all aspects of life: in four respondents. For whites, their relationships to their jobs — Parents: Sixty-six percent one in five people chose a good to their money — even from of minorities are happy with family. they time they first roll out of their relationships with mom Carpenter, one of the sur- bed — young white Americans and dad, compared with 79 per- vey participants, spoke for the are happier with life than their cent of whites. majority of minority youths who minority counterparts. — Sex: Sixty percent of white feel their race will not cause According to an extensive youths are happy with their sex problems later in life. survey of 1,280 people ages 13- lives, compared with 46 percent “I don’t think so,” he said. “I’m 24 by The Associated Press and of minorities. Both groups are thinking on a smaller scale. In about equal on the sexual activ- MTV, 72 percent of whites say my community, it’s not that big ity scale. Call Jeff 435.241.0057 they are happy with life in gen- a deal.” — Friends: Eighty-one per- eral, compared with 51 percent cent of minorities are happy of Hispanics and 56 percent of with their relationships with blacks. friends, compared with 88 per- “It doesn’t surprise me,” said cent of whites. Martin Carpenter, 21, a black — Jobs: Fifty-one percent of New Jersey resident. “There’s minorities are happy with their a lot of issues out there for jobs, compared with 64 percent African-American young adults. of whites. You can still go to certain places — Money: Forty-four percent and feel uncomfortable, like you of minorities are unhappy with Jazz-In-It don’t belong there.” the money they have, compared Ages 2 - adult | 1st class FREE | No registration fee’s Martin’s feeling about racism, with 35 percent of whites. real or perceived, was echoed in — Grades: Sixty-three per- Dance • Cheer • Gymnastics • Ballet • Hip Hop • Break Dancing Our rep. speaks the survey: 28 percent of minori- cent of minorities are happy Competing Teams • Adult Aerobics • Adult Belly Dancing for itself, 20 ties believe race will hurt them with their school grades, while years strong! in the quest for a better life. 73 percent of whites are satis- Call Now! Among whites, 20 percent feel Proud to announce Pulse 55 fied with their marks. Barely Susan Trujillo Owner/Instructor their race will help in getting half of the minority respondents & Jazz-In-It have come ahead. say school makes them happy, together to offer more exciting The difference in levels of contrasted with 60 percent of classes. Come try us out. All happiness is not always stark, the whites. boys breakdancing classes 882-5496 but it’s consistent. Among The study also found a split in taught by the best, Cook. Instructors: Ashli Dew, Jennie Vowels whites, 67 percent usually wake how the races perceive the keys New: Shawndi Beacham, Cook, Tiffany Bussico up happy in the morning; for to happiness. A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Rest of county should follow Goshute example There are two things desolate Skull Valley has always had in abundance: sun and wind. The indigenous people who roamed the valley made their peace with these elements, but for others who passed through — explorers, soldiers and pioneers — and those who tried to settle — the Hawaiian saints at Iosepa, for example — the sun and wind were scourges to bear, rather than usable commodities. It is heartening, then, to learn of recent efforts by tribal members of the Skull Valley Goshute Reservation to harness the sun’s rays to help the tribe achieve energy independence. The photovoltaic devices that were installed on the reservation last week are not only a positive step toward ensuring the small community’s sustainability, but also an excellent example for the much wealthier towns of the valley to the east to emulate. At a time when “green building” is sweeping the nation and photovoltaic panels are increasingly common even in commercial construction, Tooele County has yet to embrace solar technologies for home building. That’s a shame, because the county’s clear blue skies and 240-plus days of sunshine a year make solar power a reasonable alternative to burning more coal to heat homes. By most estimates, photovoltaic panels pay for themselves inside a decade, making the technology an ideal investment for young families settling into a new or used home. The Skull Valley Goshutes involved in the solar project should be commended for working to empower their people — one of the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR poorest communities in the county — and helping the tribe become self-supporting. And the rest of the residents of Tooele County should Utah’s education system lacking longer drive for us to get to our des- be glad to see that where once a high-level nuclear waste depository After several weeks of reading the tinations there. What we with tongue was proposed, there is now hope for a future based on non-polluting, paper, I have become heartsick over in cheek refer to as the “short cut” LETTER CONTEST sustainable energy. the quality of Utah education. I am — SR-112 to Rogers Street to 1000 referring to the lack of proofreading or West to 600 West to 400 West to 2000 Each month, the Transcript- a working knowledge of spelling even North and up to SR-36 — is a safety Bulletin will select the best letter of GUEST OPINION the simplest of words. I have seen hazard of incredible proportions with the month and reprint it in the first advertisements in which the reader is large pot holes, tight curves, foot-high Open Forum page of the following promised to “loose themselves in the cement medians, and in some cases, month. The winning letter writer Stereotypes obscure rising entertainment.” I believe the appropri- only 8 feet of road surface to drive on. will receive a free one-year sub- ate word intended was “lose.” I also I was overjoyed at the word that the scription to the newspaper. The sub- was not aware that “logic” contained city/county was going to start work scription can be transferred or used Hispanic middle class a “d” as advertised by the city in a on a road running down 1000 North to renew a present subscription. recent ad for an early childhood work- to SR-112, but I suppose it is just too ing eight times faster than the shop. Finally, a handmade sign adver- hot in the summer to start a project of number of non-Hispanics with tising “one man’s junk is another man’s this sort. Maybe the winter will bring the same economic profile, tearsure” put me over the edge (yes, relief. In the meantime, if the City LETTERS POLICY according to a report late in July the misspelling is intentional). In this of Tooele wants more business from The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- from the Tomas Rivera Policy day of spell-check tools, there is no Grantsville residents, they are going to ters to the editor from readers. Letters Institute, based at the University excuse for such blatant misspellings. have to make it easier and safer for us of Southern California. The 3.7 to make the 10 mile trek. must be no longer than 250 words, As recent transplants from Florida, civil in tone, written exclusively for million Hispanic households which has one of the lowest-rated Troy Tuckett in this group are split evenly Grantsville the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- school systems in America, I thought nied by the writer’s name, address and between U.S-born and foreign- moving to the Midwest would provide born. phone number. Priority will be given to my children with quality education. Losing access to public lands It’s an entrepreneurial bunch. letters that refer to a recent article in Even though my oldest is only 3, I am Every year we hear about certain the newspaper. All letters may be sub- The study cites an estimate from already researching private schools “environmental” groups who file a ject to editing. he bruising battle over the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of and other alternative forms of educa- lawsuit and close off thousands of immigration reform Commerce that there are two tion so my child will not be laughed at acres of public land supposedly for the Letters written to thank an individual didn’t result in immigra- million Hispanic-owned busi- T when he goes to college out of state. greater good. Most of these groups are or organization should be submitted for tion reform. But the tons of ink nesses in the United States, with Also, I couldn’t help but notice that from out-of-state and have never set “Notes of Appreciation” spilled to cover it — yours tru- revenues of $350 billion annual- the Transcript was hiring for a proof- foot in Utah. Over the past years, we ly’s included — ended up rein- ly. By 2010, the Chamber expects reader. You might want to make sure have lost countless roads and trails to Readers who are interested in writing a forcing the image of the newly there will be 3.2 million busi- your final candidate has an education these groups, not to mention agricul- longer guest op-ed column on a topic of arrived immigrant who cuts the nesses, generating $465 billion. from outside of Utah. Otherwise, you ture use of our public forests. This is general interest should contact Editor lawn for a handful of dollars. “The very existence of the Jeff Barrus directly via the contact will just be wasting your money. an outrage that people who have never And it’s not just the coverage. Hispanic middle and upper class- been in our mountains and valleys information at the top of this page. Heck, even in towns without a es has gone unnoticed in main- Kimberly Wicker dictate what we can and can’t do on distinctive Hispanic presence a stream society, with their image Grantsville E-mail: [email protected] public land. There are groups who are couple of years ago, there are remaining as a poor immigrant Fax: (435) 882-6123 trying to preserve our access to public now so many newly arrived group,” the report says. Mail: Letters to the Editor Special service district not wanted lands — groups like the Utah Shared immigrants who cut the lawn In other words, the large Tooele Transcript Bulletin I am against the creation of a special Access Alliance and the Utah 4 wheel for a handful of dollars that they number of new immigrants P.O. Box 390 service district for Erda, as proposed Drive Association. They are not about reinforce the image of the newly diverts attention from the big by county commissioners. I do not carving new roads and trails, but only arrived immigrant who cuts the picture. The percentage of believe this is in the best interest of a about keeping open what is already much as I do. lawn for a handful of dollars. Hispanics who are poor may rural community in which the major- there. I encourage all who enjoy a Paul Wright Which would be fine if it have increased because of the ity of residents wish to adhere to ride in the mountains or a camping Grantsville didn’t obscure the growth of a number of newcomers — but the the Tooele County master plan. This trip with your family to support these Hispanic middle class. children and grandchildren of plan reserves Erda to remain as rural groups, and together we can take back Nobody needs to be convinced immigrants who arrived a gen- No more dangerous dogs lands, as well as low-density hous- our access to our public lands. that there are a lot of Hispanics eration or more ago are joining I was a longtime resident of Tooele ing. I believe the creation of a special Curtis Hall who do menial jobs for low pay the American middle class. service district will serve to benefit and my mother still is a resident of Stansbury Park and have not lived in the United I don’t doubt it’s a demo- developers to push for higher-den- Tooele. I now live in Troy, Ala., where States very long, legally or other- graphic trend that is hard to see. sity housing, since the infrastructure we have similar problems. A large wise. It is a real segment of the It’s much easier for conserva- would then be in place to accommo- Driving school bus has perks problem in small towns is under- overall Hispanic community in tives to point accusatory fingers date those types of housing develop- As everyone is aware, Tooele County staffed and under-funded animal con- this country. at hardworking but low-wage ments. This would be in violation of is growing faster than almost any place trol. It is not the control officers’ fault, But it is not the largest seg- new immigrants and proclaim it Tooele County’s master plan, but this in the country. With all of the people nor am I blaming them. They have a lot to do and lots of animals to see to. ment, or the fastest growing, is Hispanic America. And much plan has been disregarded in the past. coming here, there is a tremendous I am, however, outraged at the lack of or the most representative of easier for liberals to take those Due to these concerns and because of amount of pressure being put on the responsibility from owners of large trends in Hispanic communities. low-income figures and go off in the similar experiences of residents school system. Everyone knows that dangerous dogs such as pit bulls and For one thing, illegal entries a corner to cry virtuous victim- in other counties, I am protesting the more schools need to be built, but rottweilers. These owners know what are slowing, despite dooms- hood. creation of a special service district very little has been mentioned about these types of dogs are capable of day predictions from the Lou The growth of the Hispanic for Erda. A conflict of interest with at getting these new students to and and yet let them run lose with no con- Dobbses of the world. The middle class is a story inconve- least one of the county commissioners from school. The district has a very cern for what they may do to another number of illegal arrivals grew nient to left and right. But not is also of concern here, because devel- good fleet of buses, but the problem family. In a single instant, a life can from 975,105 in 1990 to 1,516,388 to the growing Hispanic middle opers, as well as those who sell land to is lack of drivers. The biggest reason be taken or a child maimed for life. 10 years later, according to class. developers, have much to gain if such for the shortage is that it is a part-time Just this morning, a beloved family University of Southern California a special service district is created. job, but for me and all of the other drivers it is a great way to supplement member’s life was taken from us when demographer Dowell Myers, but Roger Hernandez is a syndi- Steve Farley our incomes and perform a service to two dangerous dogs running at large dropped to 1,443,604 by 2005. cated columnist and writer- Erda Meanwhile, the number of our community. It is a perfect job for attacked without warning. My moth- in-residence at New Jersey Hispanics who earn at least stay-at-home moms or those that are er’s little Marty was a good dog and Institute of Technology. His lat- $100,000 and have a minimum Make local route safer retired. Where else can you work for was on his leash where he belonged. est book is “Cubans in America” of $500,000 in assets is grow- Since landing in the county several two or three hours in the morning and My mother was also hurt in the attack. (Kensington). years ago, the lack of maintenance and two or three hours in the afternoon Something has to be done and I feel road building has been an aggravation and work close to home? Also, you that stiffer laws and penalties should point for me. I live in Grantsville and get weekends, holidays and summers be put in place. I feel that these types spend a lot of time driving back and off. Another bonus is getting to work of dogs should be outlawed in the forth between Grantsville and Tooele. with and for some of the best people United States. I am heartbroken and At first blush, I get the impression around. For me, the biggest reward is my mother has lost her beloved com- that the City of Tooele doesn’t really that I am able to interact with all of panion. Her dog was more than a pet, A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since he was a family member who will be 1894 want us Grantsvillites in their nice the great students and to watch them city because they have done very little grow and mature. I would sure like to greatly missed. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus to make it easy or even safe for us to see some of you good people come Janet Marie Fowler Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor make the trip. As Tooele expands to out and give school bus driving a try, Troy, Alabama the north, it becomes a longer and because I think you would enjoy it as A7

TUESDAY August 28, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Stansbury trustees tackle finances at meeting by Hollie Smith facility plan. Trustee Randall when lake levels start to lower. of soccer fields by the T.C. CORRESPONDENT Jones emphasized that impact The board agreed to address United and Stansbury Park PUBLIC Trustees for the Stansbury fees cannot be used for any the issue in a closed session soccer clubs. Service Agency reviewed the maintenance work on facili- and bring it back to open ses- Trustee Debbie Record said agency’s 2006 financial report, ties. sion in the next meeting. the majority of all remain- and addressed concerns about The firm also recommended The board also had an update ing games and practices for the Stansbury Golf Course plans be made for expending from Trustee Glenn Oscarson the season had been worked NOTICE lease and usage of local soc- impact fees that were collect- regarding the idea of creating a out between the two leagues. cer fields during a meeting ed in 2003, 2004 and 2005. Stansbury Park Cemetery. Trustee John O’Donnell encour- Wednesday night. The firm made a minor Oscarson reported there aged cooperation between During analysis of the agen- recommendation that lawn were numerous questions that the two leagues in trying to cy’s 2006 financial report, a mowing expenses be broken had to be answered before a work out the field schedule Erda Special representative from Wiggins down for analysis to see if it proposal could be made, and before bringing the issue to & Company, the Utah-based would be more efficient for the there had not been much pub- the board. accounting firm that audited agency to contract out those lic concern expressed over the “The board’s position is if Service District the agency’s finances, reported responsibilities. project. those fields are available, we no major problems. After review and discussion, Trustee Christy Achziger encourage play,” he said. “Our The firm reported on a legal the board of trustees accept- said most people probably role is to make those fields change concerning impact fees ed and approved the financial aren’t aware that the project available.” and capital facility plans. A new report. has been initiated. Another issue raised was Comments/Protests law now requires impact fees The board also reviewed the “I think this is under the that of water in inlets and be expended within five years Stansbury Golf Course lease radar,” she said. numerous muskrat holes in the of collection. That change and addressed concerns of The board also expressed ground. will be received until leaves the service agency with algae growth within the course a desire to put together an Trustees responded to the approximately $219,000 from lakes. advisory board of residents concern by applauding resi- 2002 impact fees that need to As the lease stands now, the who may have experience dents who have taken the time August 31 and requests be spent by the end of 2007. golf course is responsible for or expertise with a cemetery to thoroughly clean and care The monies are required by lake aesthetics and the agency project and are willing to get for their property. law to be spent on expendi- is responsible for water flow. involved. The next agency meeting will to withdraw protests tures that have already been That can bring up problems In the public comment por- take place Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. in outlined in the agency’s capital for the golf course with the sig- tion of the meeting, residents the Stansbury Club House. nificant cost of algae control raised the issue of joint use will be received until September 15. TAPPING THE DESERT SUN Contact the County Clerk Offices in room 130

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photography / Meagan Burr 2, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. Funds will be awarded for the 2008 Jeff Tobe of Solar Energy International packs up his truck Saturday after putting up a solar panel at Margene Bullcreek’s calendar year. Interested parties can get a copy of the home on the Skull Valley Goshute Indian Reservation. Solar Energy International, along with advocacy groups Ohngo application at Tooele City Hall (90 North Main Street), Gaudadeh Devia and Honor the Earth, helped to organize and build the solar panel and a solar heating system for Bullcreek’s home. or they can print a copy at www.tooelecity.org

Community Art Classes for both adults and children. We are currently seeking instructors for these classes. Qualified instructors wishing to teach need to Recovery plan for ivory-billed woodpecker released submit a resume to Terra Sherwood at terras@tooelecity. by Jill Zeman cal world cannot and should Researchers and birders have population estimates, among org or Tooele City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, 90 ASSOCIATED PRESS not be passed over,” said Sam since converged on the Cache other measures. North Main Street, Tooele Utah 84074 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) Hamilton, regional director for River Wildlife Management Fleming said recovery — Preventing the extinction of the service’s Southeast Region Area hoping to spot the huge efforts are worth the money the elusive ivory-billed wood- and leader of the recovery bird and hear its distinct dou- even though some have ques- Quarterly Community Calendar. Any group pecker could cost more than team. “Given the evidence ble-rapping. tioned whether the ivory-billed that would like to advertise upcoming arts events please $27 million over five years, pointing to its survival, we Researchers have also woodpecker sightings were submit the information to Terra Sherwood at terras@ according to a draft recovery believe it would be irrespon- reported spotting an ivory- legitimate. plan released by the U.S. Fish sible not to act.” billed woodpecker in a north- “I would characterize it as tooelecity.org or Tooele City Hall, Attention: Terra and Wildlife Service. The 185-page plan outlines west Florida swamp. tantalizing evidence,” he said. Sherwood, 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 The draft plan, released habitat needs and future con- “The service works with its “We don’t have an active nest Wednesday, is open for pub- servation efforts aimed at partners to prevent extinction right now, we don’t have an 8 The Tooele City Arts Council Board is very lic comment until Oct. 22, protecting the woodpecker. of species like the ivory-billed by 10 glossy to look at every the agency said. The recov- The plan was drafted by the woodpecker and that is the day, but we’re learning a lot excited about the future of arts in Tooele. If ery efforts would be paid for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, opportunity before us now,” about the bird’s habitat needs you have any questions please contact Terra with federal Fish and Wildlife the University of Georgia, Hamilton said. “We want to and things like that. We’re opti- Sherwood at 843-2142 or at [email protected] money, said Jeff Fleming, a Florida Gulf Coast University, encourage interested citizens, mistic." spokesman for the service. the Cornell Laboratory of agencies and conservation Much of the recovery Ornithology, the Louisiana organizations to participate in work has been happening in Department of Wildlife and the comment period.” Arkansas, but projects are Fisheries and the Arkansas The proposed recovery also under way in Florida, Natural Heritage Foundation. efforts include research on Are you afraid of falling? Louisiana, South Carolina and The woodpecker, thought the bird’s status and ecolo- Texas, officials said. to already be extinct, was gy, developing new surveying • Do you feel Dizzy? “The opportunity to recover reportedly spotted by Cornell techniques, conducting forest this icon of the ornithologi- University researchers in 2004 inventories in the Cache and • Are your feet numb or painful? in an eastern Arkansas swamp. White River basins, developing • Do you use a Cane or Walker to help you get around? Bush wants more federal land for hunting • Are you concerned about your elderly by John Heilprin ing opportunities and the man- cal justification,” said Jamie parents falling in their residence? agement of game species and ASSOCIATED PRESS Rappaport Clarke, executive WASHINGTON (AP) — their habitat.” vice president of Defenders of Such efforts also could help President George W. Bush has Wildlife and past head of the We can help swing votes in a tight election. directed U.S. land agencies to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Bush and Democratic nominee look for more opportunities for in the Clinton administration. John Kerry in 2004 both court- “It’s selecting a group of spe- hunters to use federal land and ed the so-called “sportsmen’s cies, only those that are hunt- to step up efforts to conserve vote” of hunters and fishing places where wildlife roam. enthusiasts, a group that spans ed and fished, to give White Brett Thompson, PT & Carol Gora, PT Bush ordered any federal gun supporters and conserva- House attention to. I would presents agencies that manage public tionists. have expected some executive lands, outdoor recreation or “Clearly, he’s catering to a leadership on things like global wildlife to “facilitate the expan- constituency, because there’s warming and conservation of Fall Prevention in the Elderly sion and enhancement of hunt- no biological or ecologi- all biological diversity.” Wednesday, August 29th, 2:30 Hosted by See News Happening? Cottage Glen Give Us a Call! 882-0050 1892 Aaron Drive

TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele BULLETIN A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007 REEL TALK “Nanny Diaries” is as predictably dull as changing dirty diapers Concealed or in a sense, Grayer’s mother. Firearms Training some But what Annie’s own mother F mov- doesn’t know is that she did not Get your Concealed ies, it doesn’t get the job at the huge financial Firearms permit. Classes matter what held on a regular basis. firm and instead makes money big names are by taking care of a 5-year-old More information available at: attached to boy. www.greatbasinguns.com the project, Annie meets a “Harvard hot- or Call the film is flat out boring. tie” (Chris Evans), as she calls Missy him, in the X’s building one 435-830-3921 This is not to Thompson day, and of course this man say that some STAFF WRITER small aspects becomes her love interest. aren’t decent Meanwhile, Annie discovers Subscribe Today enough to make it enjoyable, that Grayer isn’t that bad of a 882-0050 but when there are not enough child. His parents, Mr. X (Paul of them, the film bombs. Giamatti) especially, just don’t This may be the eventual out- care about him. They are too come of “The Nanny Diaries” busy living their stressful lives after its first weekend in the- of adultery and greed to care aters. I’ve heard many good for their only child. Eventually, things about the book upon which this film is based, but Annie realizes she must con- Emma McLaughlin’s and Nicola front Mrs. X and leave a little Kraus’ good-natured novel is boy she has become quite fond shredded in this awful depic- of in order to find her true self. tion starring Scarlett Johansson “The Nanny Diaries” is bland and Laura Linney. photo courtesy of The Weinstein Co. and boring. In this in-between- “The Nanny Diaries” tries Annie (Scarlett Johansson) coaxes Grayer (Nicholas Art) into eating peanut butter and jelly from a jar in “The films season it might be best so hard to make an audience Nanny Diaries.” to just wait for this one to believe this is a feel-good film come out on DVD. Who knows, I thought about it, the more I “The Nanny Diaries” tells the being run over by a guy riding a with only subtle satirization maybe the special features realized how lackadaisically story of Annie, a recent college scooter. This prompts the boy’s of the wealthy who live on the that come with the DVD will upper east side of New York this adaptation was made. graduate who has never left mother — whom Annie calls make the film more enjoyable. City’s Manhattan. During a few Even the insipid narration by home. Her overprotective single Mrs. X (Linney) — to request The target audience — young � moments, I actually enjoyed Johansson is annoying. While mother, Judy (Donna Murphy), her service as a nanny. Other women — will probably find � what I was watching and had this is a sinfully boring chick wishes her to remain living at upper east side mothers over- hope for the film, but the more flick, it will find a few faithful home while she gets a job at hear what is happening and “The Nanny Diaries” more followers, probably those who a big corporate financial busi- wish to interview Annie as their amusing than other audiences. have read the book and want to ness. Annie is telling this story new nanny as well. Having no [email protected] see a movie based on a novel through her own anthropologic- experience in child care, Annie they love. “The Nanny Diaries” loving eyes in a resume-type accepts the job offered by isn’t a terrible film, it is just dull setting. Although she is 21 and Mrs. X to take care of Grayer FLICK AT A GLANCE to people who are not nannies has a degree in business, she (Nicholas Art). Grade: C and have never experienced doesn’t know who she truly is. Annie is a “type C” nanny, Rated: PG-13 working for a family who lives After blowing an interview, meaning she takes care of the Time: 105 minutes on Fifth Avenue in New York she makes her way to Central child 24 hours a day, seven Now playing City. Park and rescues a boy from days a week. She becomes, Fall season R ecreation al begin s in Sept. Gymn astics likely sources are from artificial show flu-like symptoms with of those infected develop more • gym for ages 3-19. Virus containers such as buckets, rain fever, muscle aches and pos- severe illness affecting the spi- • dance continued from page A1 gutters and troughs. Ornamental sibly a rash. Individuals usually nal cord. They may suffer head- • cheer ponds can also produce them.” recover, but the illness can be ache, paralysis, stiffness of the “It comes out in the evening to Most people who are infected prolonged. neck and even long-lasting or bite so most people are unaware with the virus do not show any The health department permanent disability. of it,” Brand said. “The most symptoms. About one in five reports that about one in 150 [email protected]

Merschat has been in the drilled in the same spot. We Merschat said. “I would like to oil business for several years want to drill a third hole one (Ask for Tracy) Oil start drilling as soon as pos- Call 884-6686 and has been a consulting mile from those first two,” continued from page A1 sible and we would know if geologist for several drilling Merschat said. 429 East Main • Grantsville oil was there within about 10 asked the engineering depart- operations. He recalled some According to Merschat, (behind Grantsville City Building) days after we started drilling.” ment to come up with a lesser regional exploratory drilling there are certain rock forma- by Gulf Oil in the Skull Valley tions in this isolated area old amount of land to be rezoned. Merschat said it would cost area about 15 years ago. He enough to have oil in them. $1 million to drill and then Wood said all his company said two holes were drilled, “This one will be a rank, from $500,000 to $650,000 to needs is access to the prop- one 2,000 feet deep and anoth- rank, rank wildcat well erty and space to set up a drill er 6,000 feet deep. — extremely remote in dis- get things set up to pump oil. pad. “The first two holes were tance from known oil fields,” [email protected]

�� ideal for them,” he said. bird migrations typically run late August and the first part Habitat Western and least sandpip- from August to October. of September. Most shorebirds continued from page A1 ers are true migrants to the The Wilson’s phalarope and will have migrated from the �� Great Salt Lake, meaning they red-necked phalarope come area by the first of October, �� Marbled godwits can num- but a few species hang around �� ber 30,000 as they move “The Great Salt Lake is an impor- into early November. through the Great Salt Lake, Darnall said the average stop �� and snowy plover estimates tant place for birds to fuel up, get for shorebirds on the Great �� are near 10,000, which is half Salt Lake is 10 days, although of the species’ breeding popu- fat reserves, get a break and eat some may stick around for 30 �� lation in the United States, days. �� said Darnall. About a quar- invertebrates.” Although most shorebird �� ter-million American avocets migration in Tooele County is �� come through the area as NATHAN DARNALL associated with the Great Salt �� Lake, Fish Springs National �� well. Black-necked stilts can PRESIDENT OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE be seen in numbers close to Wildlife Refuge also provides �� 65,000. AUDUBON SOCIETY a resting place as shorebirds �� Portions of the lake inside make the trip south. �� Tooele County boundaries are don’t breed here. Western through in peak numbers at Rush Lake and the very important for snowy plo- sandpipers come from as far the end of July and the first Walter Fitzgerald Wildlife ver too, according to Paul. north as the arctic rim and week of August, Paul said. Management Area are also �� “They [snowy plovers] real- least sandpipers can come Migration for certain species areas where migratory shore- putting people first ly like open, expansive areas, from the subarctic. of shorebird can begin as early bird populations are seen. so the Tooele County area is Darnall said the fall shore- as mid-June. Others migrate in [email protected] ��

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was a past president of the Utah Saul Anderson Sons of the Pioneers. Saul was Burt Frank Rouse a friend to all who knew him Clark and a true gentleman his entire 1918 – 2007 life. Burt Frank Rouse was born Saul Anderson Clark, age 91, He was preceded in death March 12, 1918, in Springville, passed away peacefully on Aug. by his wife, parents and step- Utah, to Elfie Burt and John 25, 2007, at his home surround- mother, Emma Frasier Clark; Elmer Rouse. He attended ed by his family. He was born his brothers, Pratt Clark, schools in Salt Lake, Idaho State on Sept. 20, 1915, in Grantsville, Claude Clark and sister, Bernice and graduated from Utah State. to George Sydney and Ethel Brinton. He is survived by his He proudly served in WW II. He Anderson Clark. Saul was a life- children, Eileen Clark, Paul married Thelma Johnson Rouse long resident of Grantsville. He Clark (Debbie), Dawna Walton on April 23, 1941. They were later attended Grantsville High School (Michael), Marilyn Hale (Joel), sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. where he played trumpet in the Cynthia Atkinson (Ron) and Burt served with the U.S. gov- Burt Frank Rouse ernment, as a forest ranger, for band and was a member of the Saul Anderson Clark 27 grandchildren and 49 great- 32 years. He also served many Thursday, Aug. 30, 2007, at 1:00 football team. He attended the a motel. He worked as an elec- grandchildren. Salt Lake Temple on March 26, callings in the church and as a PM in the Tooele Third Ward, University of Utah for one year trician for Hercules Powder Funeral Services will be 1942. They were married for 60 temple worker in the Salt Lake 141 W. Utah Ave. Friends may before serving on a mission in Company for over 24 years. Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2007, at 1 Toronto, Canada, where he was years before she passed away in Temple. He is survived by his call at the church 11:30 to 12:30 The LDS Church was an p.m. in the LDS chapel at 81 N. assistant to the mission presi- November of 2002. Saul served Church St., Grantsville, where son, Paul (Teena) of Salt Lake p.m., prior to the services. important part of Saul’s life. He dent for nine months. in Navy for four years during friends may call from 11 a.m. City; grandchildren, Shawn, Saul proposed to his sweet- World War II, serving aboard the served as bishop, first council- to 12:30 p.m. Also at a visita- Jennifer and Marlow and many Sizzling Summer heart, Agnes Barrus, in the mis- USS Bunker Hill. Saul and Agnes or to the stake president, high tion Tuesday evening from 6 to relatives who loved him. He will Savings! sion home when she and his par- moved their family to Evanston, counselor and Patriarch. He 8 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. be greatly missed. ents came to pick him up. Saul Wyo., in 1946 where, along with worked in the temple for 18 Main St., Tooele. Interment in Funeral services will be held and Agnes were married in the his father, they owned and ran years as a temple worker. He the Grantsville City Cemetery.

36�x64�x11�w/6 porch tions. Louise greatly enjoyed “Tony” (Sylvia) Leonelli and DEATH NOTICE Mary Louise $263/MO.* -OR- ADD 1 ACRE OF searching for these trinkets and Bill (Liz) Leonelli; as well as VINYL FENCING FOR AN ADDITIONAL $87/MO.* treasures, sparing no time and many nieces, nephews and good Alice Jameson NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEB. 08 Crumbie expense to accomplish a partic- friends. 1943-2007 3 PLY NON SPLICED COLUMNS ular find. She also enjoyed trav- The family wishes to express FEATURING DOORS Our loving and devoted wife, Funeral services for Alice LIFETIME STEEL PAINT WARRANTY eling. 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A view- Louise was born in Tooele on with her daughter, Billie Jo. for their loving kindness and ing will be held prior to the Payson, UT April 17, 1943, to Joseph R. and Ray has been an incredibly attention. service from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 Mary Louise Pannunzio Leonelli. loving, supportive and devoted A vigil service will be held p.m. at the church. A full obitu- 801-465-0300 husband to Louise for the past Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2007, at 7:30 Serving our clients since 1978 She graduated from Tooele High ary will appear in the Thursday 0807 School and also attended beauty Mary Louise Crumbie 29 years. Throughout her can- p.m., at St. Marguerite’s Catholic edition of the paper. (800) 373-5550 www.clearybuilding.com cer battle, Ray proved to be an Church, 15 S. Seventh St., *Subject to credit approval through Key Bank. Based on an 8.49% interest rate, subject to school. Louise married Junior increase or decrease. 8.98 APR (as of 07/05/07) is based on a second lien with 240 monthly payments. 6 months deferred until first payment. Actual APR is based on date of application, Ray Crumbie. Ray and Louise credit qualifications, ownership, lien position, loan amount, loan-to-value percentage, and is Garcia (later divorced) and gave inspirational source of strength Tooele, where friends may call subject to change without notice. Monthly payment amounts based on a contract price of $29,370 for 36x64x11 w/6 porch(building pictured); or contract price of $38,980 with 1 acre married on July 21, 1978. Louise (up to 800LF) of vinyl fencing and 1 gate. This offer is valid for applications taken through birth to their daughter Billie Jo, and a devoted spouse. Billie from 6 to 8 p.m. The funeral 9/30/2007. who was truly her pride and most treasured her time spent Jo has been equally devoted to mass will be celebrated at this joy. She began working at the with Ray and Billie Jo. She also her mother. She and Louise same location on Wednesday, Tooele Army Depot in 1961, a enjoyed many hobbies including have always enjoyed the closest Aug. 29, 2007, at 10 a.m. Friends Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, job she enjoyed for 34 years crafts and collecting. Louise possible mother/daughter bond. may also call at the church from and How Much Do They Cost? before her retirement. During was a talented seamstress and Louise will be missed by all who 9 to 10 a.m. prior to the funeral. her time at Tooele Army Depot, knitter, who also made porcelain knew her. Burial will be at the Tooele City Consumer’s Guide Compares Louise worked in the finance dolls. An avid collector, Louise She is survived by her hus- Cemetery. Funeral directors, 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands was very proud of her nutcrack- band, Ray; daughter, Billie Jo Tate Mortuary, Tooele. In lieu of and accounting department Get this book to learn: as well as in general supply. er, Lladro, Hummel, Beanie (Chad) Roberts; her faithful flowers, donations can be made What is the best brand for you? While working there she met Baby and Hard Rock pin collec- pet, Emmie; brothers, Anthony to the American Cancer Society. How much do hearing aids cost? What should you expect from Policy Act, or NEPA, desper- benefit everyone who has to discuss these issues with us,” new hearing aids? ately needs to be reformed. deal with the BLM, not just said McGowan. “In a global- Learn how to save 50% off Telecom NEPA is a piece of federal leg- our industry.” ized society, we feel that it’s MSRP on digital hearing aids. continued from page A1 islation that requires govern- Bishop promised to look important for everyone to For a FREE copy, call ment agencies, like the BLM, into the matter, and “see disciplinary team, the BLM has have access to efficient, reli- Offered to the public by to pull employees from several to integrate environmental what we can do,” but made 1-800-957-6270 able technology.” Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message different field offices, which evaluations into their deci- no promises. He also asked UT License #368167-4601 means they can’t meet togeth- sion-making processes. Gibbs and McGowan to pro- [email protected] er very often,” he said. “When Because of current NEPA vide him with more specific they do meet together, they regulations, fixing and updat- information about the permit- can’t possibly get through all ing existing telecommunica- ting process. the applications they have.” tions infrastructure on public Overall, Bishop said the If you could protect your child from lands is just as difficult as discussions were informative It’s not And applications from oil to late! getting permits to install new and beneficial, and vowed EVERYTHING you would, since you can’t... and gas companies have prior- lines, said Gibbs. to discuss the issue with his ity over telecommunications, give them the skills to protect themselves! “NEPA requires full environ- constituents when he returns so companies like Wireless mental assessments whether to Washington. He said trips Beehive are continually you are laying new cables or like this one to Lake Point • Fun workshops held once a pushed to the bottom of the replacing existing infrastruc- are important, because many week for 5 weeks. pile. ture,” she said. “It does not rural areas feel a disconnect “Meanwhile, people in small • Strengthen family bonds and learn make sense to redo work that between themselves and their current parenting techniques. communities have no phone has already been done. If the representatives in Congress. and Internet, or get very poor cable is already there, compa- “That disconnect is all too • Set a family policy that works service,” said Nancy Gibbs, nies should be able to upgrade real,” said Bishop. “It’s impor- with your family’s rules and values. former executive director or replace it without having to tant that rural towns and cities • Parents of children ages 9-14 attending of the Utah Rural Telecom repeat the studies.” have a voice in Congress, and school in Tooele are eligible. Association. “We’re asking for Gibbs said altering NEPA that’s part of why we came help to expedite the process.” regulations to eliminate here today.” • Cost is $15 (fee waiver available). To get that help, Gibbs and redundant studies would save McGowan also felt the Guiding Good Choices® McGowan turned to Utah time and money, and alleviate discussion was helpful, and To register call 843-2185 Parenting Workshops Congressman Rob Bishop, stress on the interdisciplinary hopes it will lead to increased or email us at 3 Fall Sessions to choose from: who represents several of the team members. availability and quality of [email protected] or visit Tues, 8/28 - 9/25 @ THS 7-9pm rural counties in question, “If they didn’t have to evalu- service for Utah’s most rural us at Tooele City Hall Wed, 8/29 - 9/26 @ TJHS 7 - 9pm including Tooele. They told ate applications on pre-exist- communities. 90 N. Main • Suite 227. Thurs, 8/30 - 9/27 @ CJHS 7-9pm Bishop that, aside from the ing infrastructure, they could “We’re extremely grateful to staffing and priority issues, get review more new appli- Rep. 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SPORTS WRAP Lady Tigers roll past Lady Buffs Defense, special teams spur Buff victory, 19-12 Orem appears to be ready for another run by Nick Drake at the Class 4A State girls soccer crown. SPORTS EDITOR The Lady Tigers mauled Tooele 9-0 Thursday in Orem in Region 7 action. The On most football teams, hosts raced to a whopping 5-0 edge at defense always seems to prog- intermission and coasted home with four ress quicker than their offen- more tallies in the second-half against the sive counterparts. Lady Buffs. Orem battled to the Class 4A The usual trend couldn’t semifinals last fall and return with enough talent to make another strong run this have been more apparent than fall as well. Tooele hosts new league rival Friday at West High. Mountain View today at 4 p.m. While Tooele sports a num- Tuesday Night Ladies bowling ber of talented, skilled and The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League quick athletes offensively, it will begin Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. There are still was the stingy Buff defense openings for teams and individuals. The that spearheaded the team’s league consists of four ladies per team initial victory of the season and a handicap league. For more informa- against a formidable Panther tion contact All-Star Lanes at 833-0999, team. Raida Walters at 882-0910 or 840-1310 or Jeannie Bingham at 882-2448. Stellar defensive play held West to a mere 152 yards in Tooele Jr. Bowling League total offense, recorded seven An open house has been scheduled at sacks, three more tackles for All-Star Lanes on Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. for all youth interested in competing in a loss, forced five turnovers and Tooele Junior Bowling League. There will the visiting Buffs galloped to be a short meeting to provide information a 19-12 triumph on the road about the program along with registra- Friday at West. tion and form teams for the league. The Jordan Biorge blocked a competition will being Sept. 15 at 9:20 punt and scooped up the pig- a.m. Teams will consist of bantam (ages 5-11) and junior bowlers (ages 12-21). For skin for one score and Trifon more information contact All-Star Lanes at Gochis plunged to paydirt to 833-0999, Raida Walters at 840-1310 or register the only other THS 882-0910 or Tom Childs at 830-5338 or touchdown. Trevor Black also 882-0961. drilled a pair of field goals and Fall wrestling slated a PAT to ignite the victory. The Rocky Mountain Wrestling fall league Only a pair of big plays is set to begin Sept. 12. All wrestlers allowed West to produce a grades seventh through 12th are encour- pair of scores, a C.J. Salinas aged to register for the Tooele County 39-yard scoring jaunt and 27- photography/Troy Boman team. Practices will be Monday and Tuesday at Tooele High from 6:30 to 8 Tooele’s Jordan Biorge (right) converges on West quarterback Scott Floisand (left) in Friday’s game in Salt Lake City. The Buff defense forced p.m. The first practice will be Aug. 20. SEE VICTORY PAGE A11 five turnovers, seven sacks, blocked a punt and helped spur the team to a 19-12 triumph over the host Panthers. Tournaments are Wednesday nights and last two hours. Fee discounts are available for Tooele County wrestlers. For information contact Rod Schmalhaus at Soaring Eagles race to quick lead, seize 27-6 win over Cowboys 435-882-7696 or 303-868-7344 or e- by Jake Gordon out of reach. mail [email protected]. League info & applications at: rockymountain- CONTRIBUTING WRITER After the kickoff return Grantsville put together wrestling.com. Grantsville defense settled down in the second a hard fought drive. Dustin Durfee broke off a half to shut down Juan Diego. But a bumpy first big run for 21 yards to get the cowboys deep into Ducks Unlimited banquet Juan Diego territory. The Cowboys were able to The Tooele County Chapter of Ducks half for the Cowboy run defense was enough to Unlimited has slated their 31st annual ruin their day as the Soaring Eagles cruised to a get the ball 10 yards from their first score but a banquet for Sept. 19. The banquet will be 27-6 victory. fourth down reverse play only netted five yards held at 6 p.m. at the Eagle’s Nest. The Grantsville was able to chew up some yardage and resulted in a turnover on downs. event will feature a raffle with many great during the game as Alex Childs led all rushers The defense of Grantsville really stepped up in prizes including shotguns, a layout blind with 103 yards on 22 carries. the second half only allowing Juan Diego to come and decoys. There will also be an auction only six yards in their own territory and that drive and silent auction featuring signed limited Nevertheless the Cowboy running game was edition art work and other great items. overshadowed by a huge performance by Zach was quickly ended by a drive deflating sack by Tickets are $65 a couple or $45 single. Kinniger of Juan Diego as he scored three touch- Cowboy linebacker Matt Snow. Tickets include prime rib dinner and $25 downs on the ground and capped it off with a 87 Still being shut out Grantsville took the ball DU membership. Ducks Unlimited has long yard kickoff return in the second half to put the with just under 10 minutes to play and mounted a been recognized as the world’s largest and determined drive. A big fourth and a yard play on game away. most successful waterfowl and wetlands their 19 yard line was converted by Logan Paulich conservation organization, with a current Right from the beginning things looked bleak as which got the crowd excited. membership well over 700,000. DU’s the opening kickoff careened off of a Grantsville A rare glimpses of a passing game from the conservation projects occur throughout special teams player right into the hands of a Cowboys was started as Paulich threw two strikes the United States, Canada, Mexico, the waiting Juan Diego player. From there the Soaring Carribean, and Latin America — wherever that were hauled in by Steven Shepard for 13 Eagles marched 46 yards for the score to go up waterfowl breed, migrate or winter. Dozens yards and another by Shumway for 11 to keep the of species of ducks, geese and swans rely 7-0. chains moving. This time inside the red zone for on this critical habitat year-round. Just last After holding Grantsville back most of the first the Cowboys proved to be successful as Michael year, Ducks Unlimited announced the Utah quarter Juan Diego took advantage of the hard LeBeau was able to plow ahead five yards to Waterfowl Initiative. Many Utah projects running of Tyler Morales who busted two big runs are now being planned and implemented break the goal line for the first time. and many more DU dollars will be spent over 25 yards and Kinniger punched it in the end- The 90-yard drive that Grantsville put together locally. For more information or to pur- zone for a 14 point lead. to end the fourth quarter was a positive in a game chase a tickets contact Rob Jensen at Less than midway through the second of negatives. 882-0973 or Teri Critchlow at 830-8090. Grantsville compiled a pretty lengthy drive that “I was happy to see that last drive chew up so Youth hunt dates announced started off with their first pass play of the night as much time and gain so many yards,” said Cowboy The youth chukar hunts will be held Sept. Mitchell Shumway caught a big pass for 13 yards. coach Tony Cloward. “That was our gameplan 8 on five state wildlife management areas Childs also added a 21 yard run to get inside the from the beginning but costly penalties dug us in (WMAs). The youth pheasant hunts will be 30 yard line of Juan Diego but the drive stalled and too deep of a hole.” held Nov. 10 on four state WMAs and one a costly holding penalty kept them from scoring. Walk-In Access area. The WMAs and the Along with the good play of Childs, Paulich Walk-In Access area will be closed to all Just before half-time Kinniger powered his way was very accurate under center completing four other hunters on the day the youth hunts up the middle for his third touchdown in the half of five passes for 48 yards. Grantsville was able are held. For more information about the to send the Cowboys to the locker room down to compile 192 yards rushing from seven different hunts, visit www.wildlife.utah.gov/upland- photography/Mike Anderson 20-0. runners. game, call the nearest DWR office or see Grantsville running back Alex Childs runs through a tackle attempt by Any hopes of a second half comeback were Grantsville, now 0-2, heads to Delta (1-1) in pages 24 and 25 of the 2007 - 08 Upland a Juan Diego defender Friday at GHS. The Soaring Eagles handed the Game Hunting Guide. crushed by a 87-yard kickoff return by Kinniger search for their first win of the season this Friday Cowboys a 27-6 setback in Grantsville’s home debut. to put the Soaring Eagle up 27-0 and put the game at 7 p.m.

FROM THE SIDELINES Humble Vick right to take responsibility for illegal actions off gridiron sn’t it inter- mer star of the Atlanta Falcons was 10. The federal sentencing guidelines perplexing question — does Michael Former baseball Hall of Famer Hank esting how no longer defiant, but was somber range from a year to 18 months, but Vick deserve a second chance? Under Aaron and former Atlanta Mayor and I we humans, and deliberate speaking plainly and Hudson can impose imprisonment for normal conditions we would prob- U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, both when cornered unrehearsed, “I was not honest and upto the five-year maximum. The plea ably agree that he would. But in this members of the Falcons’ Board of and with nowhere forthright in our discussions.” Then was accepted by Hudson, who asked, instance, the crimes involved his team, Directors, attended the news confer- else to run, finally he apologized to children all over the “Are you entering the plea of guilty his teammates, the NFL, fans, endorse- ence at Blank’s corporate headquarters break down and world for his “immature acts.” Vick to a conspiracy charge because you ment companies, children and animals. in Atlanta. “I’ve never seen someone cry, admitting said, “I need to grow up!” are in fact guilty?” Vick answered yes, The Atlanta Falcons have their who had so much ability and has fallen how wrong we And so began the public trial and and Hudson emphasized his broad hands full with this public relations so far,” Aaron said. “It’s not what is have been, and acts of contrition from Vick the per- latitude in sentencing. “You’re taking nightmare not to mention the financial going to happen as far as his football ask for — no beg David Gumucio son, instead of Vick the super star. your chances here. You’ll have to live and legal issues pertaining to his con- career is concerned. It’s just him as a for — mercy and GUEST COLUMNIST Vick, cornered by plea bargained tes- with whatever decision I make,” he tract. “We cannot tell you today that man, as a human being, being able to forgiveness? It is timony from his comrades and mount- said. While a first-time offender may Michael is cut from the team,” said get his life back.” When questioned a sad commentary ing material evidence finally pleaded not receive any jail time for dog fight- Blank. “Cutting him today may feel whether he expected Vick to return to on how we allow the dark side of the guilty to a federal dog fighting charge ing conspiracy, U.S. Attorney Chuck better emotionally for us and many of the Falcons some day, Aaron replied, force to lure us down the primrose and then stood behind the podium Rosenberg said, “We thought, however, our fans, but it’s not in the long-term “I hope so.” path to our ultimate destruction. It to say his new job was to “bettering that the conduct in this conspiracy best interests of our franchise.” Blank Outside the courthouse, a contin- must be the carnal side in our natures Michael Vick the person, not the foot- was heinous, cruel and inhumane.” and General Manager Rich McKay gent of Vick supporters sang for him that find this way of life so appealing. ball player.” There he was, a former Not only that, it was high profile and refused to predict whether Vick would while animal rights protesters held Yet we should know as time and expe- NFL quarterback so adroit and agile unexpected behavior from an NFL ever wear a Falcon’s uniform again, signs screaming for his prosecution. rience continues to prove, that when he could scramble away from almost icon and a multimillionaire who had though their reluctance to cut ties with Vick has confessed to hanging, drown- we are cornered and face ultimate anything on the field — yet now — every comfort of life not to mention the quarterback is surely related more ing and electrocuting dogs, bankroll- annihilation, the dark side leaves us because of his gruesome deeds off the the fans’ and public’s trust. The NFL to the complicated legal issues than ing interstate gambling, dog fighting abandoned and in total ruin, to deal field he scrambles for his very life and suspended Vick indefinitely after his their motivation to take him back. “We and lying to the entire world about his with the aftermath ourselves in the his future in the NFL. It was pitiful yet written plea agreement was filed in realize that this situation has tarnished involvement. Yet, now — cornered — broad light of truth and virtue. poignant. He claimed to be speaking court last Friday. our franchise,” Blank said. “We’re he pleads with us for his life and some So it was with Michael Vick “from the heart,” and maybe he was. Without his football responsibilities putting the emotions, the shock, the hope of penitence and pardon to help (Monday) as he humbly apologized to Left with no other options, Vick took and endorsement appearances Michael disappointment, the anger and the him regain his human dignity that was all the people he lied to: NFL commis- full responsibility for his actions. “Dog Vick has a little down time. Vick once-held hope that this was not true lost to his incorrigible foul and ruth- sioner Roger Goodell; Atlanta Falcons fighting is a terrible thing…” he said. stated, “I have a lot of time to think behind us. We’ve heard from fans that less atrocities. Some cry for his blood owner Arthur Blank; coach Bobby Acceptance of responsibility is one about my actions and what I’ve done are embarrassed to wear the No. 7 jer- others cry for his soul “He that is with- Petrino; teammates; all football fans’ of the many factors U.S. District Judge and how to make Michael Vick a better sey now. We cannot undo what’s been out sin among you, let him first cast a children in the world everywhere Henry E. Hudson will consider in person…I will redeem myself. I have done. But we can and we will recover stone...” I’m glad it’s not up to me to and even the public at large. The for- handing down Vick’s sentence on Dec. to,” he vowed. And there in lies the from this.” judge; I’ll see you from the sideline. A11

TUESDAY August 28, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Mustangs keep streak alive with fifth straight over Lions, 8-7 by Nick Drake dramatic come-from-behind triumph over the Mustangs bounced back in the lat- base running play to advance at his own Mustang slugger belted a three-run home SPORTS EDITOR the Lions just three days later. Dugway, ter innings to register a hard fought, risk and move to third, just 90-feet away run over the left-field fence with the game Dugway didn’t exactly begin the 2007 trailing 7-5 headed into the bottom of the come-from-behind victory over I.C.S. at from knotting up the game. James also deadlocked at 2-2 in the fourth frame to baseball campaign with a bang. second extra inning, rallied for three runs Dugway. stole second, just moments later. Then, vault Dugway to a lead it would never In fact, the Mustangs were handed in the bottom half of the eighth to capture Intermountain Christian School raced on a ground ball with two outs, an I.C.S. relinquish. consecutive setbacks to open the year in the heartstopping preseason affair. to a 5-3 lead in the top of the fourth infielder threw the ball past the Lions first The hosts registered 14 hits in the a matter of days. The Mustangs are now set to host inning, thanks to a Dugway throwing mis- baseman and both Hensley and James game, including three from Jeremiah Kolb But whatever, Dugway coach George Wendover Friday in a pivotal league dou- cue. However, a strong, heady play from bolted home to lift Dugway to the hard and big safeties from James, Woolett, Bruce has managed to say or do with the ble-header, beginning at 2 p.m. Zach James gunned down a Lion baserun- fought extra inning contest. Morgan Kartchner, Cody Billings, Preston Mustang squad, it is working because Coach Bruce is extremely pleased and ner at the plate to keep the game a one- The win proved to be a big feather in Edwards, Garett Hensley and Dustin in the past three weeks the west desert encouraged with the rapid progress and run affair. the Mustangs cap as I.C.S. returns six Kolb. school has reeled off five consecutive vic- poise of the team in the five-game streak. The Lions rallied for another run in the starters from last year’s state runner-up Dugway 9 - Green River 1 tories and headed into Friday’s showdown “I felt good about the games,” he stated. top of the fifth to force the game into a team. The Mustangs completed a tough, dif- with region and county foe Wendover on “It is nice to be 2-0 in region and sport 5-5 deadlock. James, Hensley, Jeremiah Kolb, Dakota ficult double-header sweep of the Pirates. a roll. five straight wins. We played Green River The game remained tied until the top of Woolett, Morgan Kartchner, Cody Billings, Pedero registered eight strikeouts and Dugway registered a Region 18 double- last year in a double-header and were the eighth inning. The Lions parlayed two Preston Edwards and Dustin Kolb all relinquished just four hits in five innings header sweep of new region rival Green outscored 25-0, and I.C.S. also beat us 10-1 hits and a Mustang miscue into a pair of produced key hits for the Mustangs in the of work to record the victory on the hill River, 9-5 and 9-1, at home and also last fall as well. So these games prove our tallies to grab a 7-5 cushion headed into thrilling triumph. for Dugway. rallied for a thrilling 8-7 triumph over maturity and skill development over one the bottom of the second extra frame. Dugway 9 - Green River 5 The Mustangs pounded Pirate hurlers Intermountain Christian School Aug. 20, year and the kids are working hard and In spite of the deficit, Dugway kept its The Mustangs opened the double-head- for 11 hits in the contest, scoring a run all at DHS. improving daily. We couldn’t have fore- poise and bounced back to seize the win. er with a victory over the Pirates in the in each of the first two innings and then The Mustangs recorded a glossy .510 casted a better start to the season than The Mustangs used a pair of singles and opening double-header at Dugway. erupting for four in the third and three battling clip for the two-game league this. We just need to continue to get better a Lion miscue to ignite an outburst in James scattered eight hits, struck out more in the fourth to complete the scoring sweep of the Pirates, smacking out 25 hits and continue to work hard every day.” the bottom of the eighth. Then, on a pop seven in a complete game triumph on the and register the lopsided league win. in 49 official trips to the plate in the two- Dugway 8 - I.C.S 7 up with runners on first and second an hill for Dugway. James, Pedero, Dakota Woolett, Morgan game stint at Dugway. The Lions outhit the Mustangs 14 infield fly created havoc with both squads. A.J. Pedero came through with clutch Kartchner, Billings, Edwards, Hensley and Meanwhile, the Mustangs pulled off a to 12 and led by two runs late before Mustang Garett Hensley made a heady hitting for the west desert school. The Dustin Kolb all hit well in the contest. Spikers work on timing, communication in preseason matches by Nick Drake as well. The tournament marked Tooele leaps into the tournament Thursday at Tooele. of work to do as we enter a new it was our first match of the SPORTS EDITOR the second straight weekend fire Thursday and Friday when Delta rolled to a 25-8, 25-16, region and classification. We have season,” she stated. “But we still Timing and communication is Grantsville has battled a tough the Lady Buffs travel north to 25-5 decision over Tooele in the the opportunity this weekend as have room for improvement. We everything in the sport of vol- and talented tournament field. battle in the Northridge High match. we travel to the Northridge tour- are a lot more aggressive than leyball. The Cowgirls competed in seven Invitational in Layton. Tooele coach Laura Andrews nament this week to develop our last year and we hope to continue So when spikers squads begin matches in three days in Dixie- Cowgirls compete at Weber said her team just couldn’t get team and improve our mental and that this year. If we continue to competing against opponents land the previous weekend. Grantsville turned in a stel- anything going in the match physical toughness.” work hard in practice and utilize after only a couple of weeks of Meanwhile, Tooele, Dugway lar team effort in the two-day against the always tough Lady Toni Cerroni paved the way our experience from a year ago, practice, there is bound to be and Wendover met only one team Weber High Invitational Friday Rabbits. for the Lady Buff attack with we expect to battle Dugway for some errors on the court. each in preseason action. An and Saturday. “We had a very poor night vs. four kills and Lindsay Henwood the region title.” However, most coaches agree always tough Delta spiker squad Cowgirl coach Heidi Heath said Delta,” she noted. “Delta was provided three kills. Kaitlin Wendover battled past their that the more teams face dif- handed the Lady Buffs a 25-8, 25- her team did play well at times. very athletic and intimidating and Huntsman also recorded a pair of hosts in the opening game, thanks ficult competitive opposition on 16, 25-5 loss Thursday at Tooele “We attended the Weber High our team did not respond well. kills for Tooele also. to starting unit Beth Maddox, Allison the court, the better their team while Wendover rolled to a 25-19, VB Tournament and our girls did Delta’s Devri Fitzgerald’s jump ‘Cats top Fighting Eagles Suppanich, Jennie Bateman, Ashlee will be in the long run when the 25-11, 25-17 triumph over West a good job,” she noted. “We are serve was excellent and we were The Lady Wildcats made short Bateman, Luccia Gonzalez and vital region schedule rolls around Ridge Academy the same night still trying to figure out who is unable to pass well. Jaclyn Jones work of the Lady Fighting Eagles Madison Higley and ready reserves next month. in West Jordan. Duchesne regis- going to play where for us, but was dominate at the net for DHS in both team’s season debut Julia Oppenhein, Maria Cortez and Grantsville relished another tered a three-game triumph over I think we are starting to figure as well.” Thursday in West Jordan. Becky Velasquez. tough slate Friday and Saturday Dugway on the Lady Mustangs it out. We had four losses and “We were very slow and we Wendover swept past West In the second game, Maddox fired competing against biggers schools home courts Thursday as well. five wins on the tournament and played defense all night,” she Ridge Academy, 25-19, 25-11, 25- off 13 consecutive service points to in the Weber High Invitational. Grantsville is now set to ven- witnessed some real solid com- added. “Our serving was poor, we 17, in consecutive game to post spur the Lady ‘Cats to the 25-11 The Cowgirls did muster a win- ture to Delta Tuesday to tangle petition from some of the larger made seven service errors. We the triumph in the season open- win. Higley also recorded 13 kills ning record, 5-4, in the two-day with the always-tough Lady schools. It was a good tourna- were unable to get into any type er. and turned in a stellar “all-around tourney, posting wins against Rabbits in non-league play at 6:30 ment and we did well.” of offensive rhythm. Making more Wildcat coach Kate Henderson performance” for the victors. Weber, Wasatch, Hillcrest, Emery p.m. Meanwhile, Dugway ven- Delta tops Tooele than 60 errors during the match is said her team turned in a stellar Jennie Bateman logged a kill, 45 and Cyprus. The local squad did tures to Tabiona and Wendover way beyond facing a tough team, passes and 35 assists to pave The Lady Rabbits rolled to a effort for the opening match of stumble with setbacks to North hits the dusty trail to Wells, we were not mentally present at decisive preseason triumph over the 2007 campaign. Summit, Bonneville, Roy and West Nev., for a preseason battle also. the gym that night. We have a lot SEE SPIKERS PAGE A12 the young Lady Buff spiker squad “We played well considering

maintain our blocks which stalled LauLea Halai, Penitoni Leaaetoa, the drive, marching 35 yards in remained a three-point affair. the first play from scrimmage Victory potential scoring drives and when Brent Murray and Trifon Gochis nine plays to grab the lead for West rolled the dice and came and later tacked on sprints continued from page A10 we did move the ball into the red stymied the Panthers offense good, 9-6, at intermission. Trifon up snake eyes late in the third of five, eight, eight, two and zone we failed to produce touch- early on. Gochis bolted for runs of five and period. The Panthers attempted three to set up the two-yard yard toss from Scott Floisand downs and even missed a couple Clausing stalled West’s second six yards and also hit Biorge with a fake punt but Biorge sniffed plunge with 1:43 remaining in to Juan Martinez in the final 7.7 of field goals. Still, we’re pleased offensive possession with a fum- a 17-yard toss to ignite the drive out the trickery and sacked the the game. seconds of the affair. with the end result. I’m really ble recovery and Jai Knighton and give the Buffs their first lead punter for a loss back to the West answered the score The Buffs look to begin a win pleased with our kids desire and stymied the Panthers fourth drive of the game. West 18. with a touchdown march of its streak Friday when Tooele hosts guts. We won the game on deter- of the game with another fumble Tooele attempted to break Tooele failed to capitalize and own to conclude the contest. Lehi in the home opener at 7 mination, not execution. We have recovery. the game open with another three plays later Black drilled a Floisand fired a 27-yard scor- p.m. The Pioneers are searching a lot of work to be done and some The Buffs countered with a potential scoring drive to open 32-yard field goal to build a 12-6 ing strike to Juan Martinez with for their first win of the season, things to iron out. We’re going to turnover just minutes later to set the third period as well. Trifon lead in the waning seconds of the 7.7 seconds left to conclude the be doing a lot of blocking drills up a short West march late in the Gochis sprinted for runs of five, period. falling to West Jordan (44-27) offensive production. this week in hopes of improving second session. Once again the two and four yards and a West Matt Gochis came up big for and Provo (26-19) on the year Trifon Gochis bolted for 101 our execution.” stingy Tooele defense prevailed, pass interference penalty didn’t the Buff defense on the ensuing to date. yards rushing on 28 attempts. The hosts didn’t waste any stuffing the Panther attack and hurt the Tooele cause either. But Panther drive with an intercep- Salinas was the lone offensive Tooele coach Sam Elliott said it time grabbing the early lead. The forcing the hosts to punt. once again the Buffs failed to tion. was the Buff defense that helped Panthers took advantage of a Biorge came up with a huge pick up a first down and were However, once again Tooele threat for the Panthers, logging carry the team to a big road vic- strong kickoff return, Buff pen- special teams play when the Buff forced to boot the ball back to moved into scoring territory only 80 yards in 15 carries on the night tory over the Panthers. alty and stellar 39-yard scoring sophomore raced in to block the the Panthers. to miss another opportunity to for the West attack. “Our defense was phenom- scamper by Salinas and with only punt and scooped up the loose The Buffs drove 40 yards in 11 ice the contest and victory. Goode and Nic Gochis spurred enal,” he noted. “Coach (B.J.) a couple of minutes expired, West pigskin and danced the remain- plays in an opportunity to extend After a short Panther pos- the defense with 13 tackles Hunter did a great job and his relished a quick 6-0 cushion at the ing 27 yards to tie the game at 6-6 the advantage. Chase Banks fired session, the Buffs finally put each while Biorge and Clausing defensive unit was just dominant 9:58 mark of the first frame. with 4:47 remaining in the half. a 16-yard toss to Trifon Gochis on together their longest and most recorded six tackles and three and outstanding. They had a lot Neither team could muster Tooele’s Murray gave the Buffs the first play while Gochis sprint- successful march of the contest. sacks each. Leaaetoa, TC Tate, of takeaways and we dominated much offense for most of the another boost when the Tooele ed for runs of one, seven, five and Tooele marched 58 yards in 11 Trifon Gochis, Halai, Clemente, the line scrimmage defensively. opening half of action. Strong lineman intercepted a pass at the one yard. However, the 31-yard plays to seize total command of Murray, Matt Gochis, Black and “Offensively, we struggled all defensive efforts by Dan Goode, West 48. field goal attempt sailed wide the game. Trifon Gochis dazzled Brian Hobson also triggered the night long,” he added. “We didn’t Nic Gochis, Zac Clausing, Biorge, The Buffs make short work of of the goal posts and the game the fans with a 30-yard bolt on charge with key tackles as well.

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Lab Mix Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Shelters are only required to hold animals for three days before they are euthanized. 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 Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Tooele Veterinary photography/Troy Boman Clinic Tooele’s Trifon Gochis tries to stiff-arm a pair of West defenders Friday. The Buffs registered a 19-12 victory on the road against the Panthers for the team’s first win of the season. Tooele plays its first home game of the season this Friday against Lehi at 7 p.m. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 A12

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VARSITY PREP WINNERS Tooele netters drop match to Springville by Natalie Tripp front of their line up to power CORRESPONDENT a singles sweep and a doubles Tooele looked to continue win to claim a hard-fought dual their winning streak in their new triumph Thursday at THS. division last Thursday when the Springville’s Jamie Bankhead Lady Buffs hosted their first 4A fought to a 6-3, 7-5 triumph over region opponent Springville. Tooele’s Brooke Lund at first The netters are among the singles to start the Red Devils first from Tooele High School victory. Lady Red Devil Danielle along with the girls soccer team Gunn battled to a tough win, 7- to face the new region oppo- 6 (5), 6-4 over Lady Buff Paige nents, and the new class divi- Diamond to record a second sin- sion has shown some good com- gles triumph as well. Springville’s petition. Courtney Smith also challenged However, the Lady Red Devils Tooele’s Kenna Stewart to a first captured all singles and the first set tie-breaker and finished on varsity doubles contests to claim top 7-6 (5), 6-2. a hard-fought 4-1 triumph over Lady Red Devil combo Ashley Tooele in close matches. Kroneberger and Carolina Taylor Harris and Richelle Garrida combined forces Johnson posted the lone Tooele to record a 7-6 (2), 6-1 win victory at second doubles but over Lady Buff tandem Lacey Tooele just couldn’t overpower Diamond and Heather Hollien at Springville to win the region first doubles. dual. Tooele tandem Taylor Harris Tooele returned to action and Richelle Johnson fought today when the Lady Buffs to a 6-2, 6-1 decision over photo courtesy of Scott Trussell continue Region 7 action with Springville’s combo of Aubrey The Tooele Varsity Prep Baseball team battled to the regular season crown and a second place finish in the Utah against another region dual Fox and Tess Alleman at second State tournament last month at Ken Price Park. The team posted an impressive 14-2 league mark and 19-4 against Mountain View at 4 p.m. doubles. overall record on the year. Team members include, front row, left to right: Ryan Medina (bat boy), Beau Leyva, in Orem, but results were not In junior varsity play, dou- Mitch Eyre, Jake Dalton and Steve Witkowski. Back row: Coach Dan Medina, Matt Trussell, Boone Baird, Chase available in time. Banks, Matt Medina, Tanner Stuart, Spencer Bunn, Cody Young and Coach Catham Beer. Missing in photo is bles combo Kylee Harris and Austin Burr, Colton Barkdull, Cory McKendrick, Jake Witkowski and Ryan Gould. Springville 4 - Tooele 1 Amanda Bents logged the lone The Lady Red Devils used the Lady Buff triumph. GHS blanks Riverton; falls hard to Sky View by Natalie Tripp a 7-5, 6-0 triumph against Jennifer Mountain West Medical Center CORRESPONDENT Higgins and Amanda Crane in first The Grantsville girls tennis doubles. The Grantsville tandem team is used to taking on schools of Kylee Jameson and Amanda in higher classifications. Last Cummings finished the white week the Cowgirls had a lot on wash by defeating AJ Nichols and their hands, meeting Sky View and Nicole Berrett in a 6-3, 6-0 finish. Welcomes A New Doctor Riverton, two large 4A schools. In junior varsity action, Presley The lingering effects of a dis- Hall and Chelcee Dalton complet- appointing setback to the Lady ed singles victories for GHS while Bobcats didn’t appear to last long the doubles team of Breanne for the Grantsville High girls ten- Bevan and Lora Reed earned a nis team. win as well. In fact, the Lady Silverwolves In exhibition play, Stephania paid a dear price for meeting the Newman and Natalie Lawrence Cowgirls one match after their claimed Grantsville triumphs. lopsided loss to Sky View. As a young girl, Grantsville swept the meet 5-0 Sky View 4 - Grantsville 1 against Riverton Friday on the The Lady Bobcats handed Cowgirls home courts. the Cowgirls a disappointing The victory couldn’t have come preseason setback Aug. 23 in Ermita Bort decided to at a better time after Grantsville Smithfield. suffered a 4-1 loss to Sky View Lori Gallup registered the lone just a few days earlier. varsity win for Grantsville at first Now, Grantsville is back on the singles in an easy 6-2, 6-0 , match winning track as they prepare to against Sky View’s Ginger Jenks. become a physician after host another preseason match Lady Bobcat Jenny Phillips against the Highland Rams on fought to a 6-1, 6-1 triumph over Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Vanessa Hall at second singles and Grantsville 5 - Lehi 0 Sky View’s Tori Welsh grabbed being inspired to practice The Cowgirls posted an over- a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Cowgirl all whitewash to upend the Lady Whitney Hutchins to complete the Silverwolves Friday at Grantsville pair of singles sweeps. Lori Gallup powered her way In doubles play, Lady Bobcat medicine by a neighbor. to an easy 6-0, 6-0 triumph over duo Megan Hansen and Nicole Riverton’s Melissa Brewster at first Hansen claimed a 6-3, 6-0 win over singles, while teammate Vanessa Cowgirl combo Melissa Fillmore Hall battled to a three set decision and Whitley Hill at first doubles. 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 against Silverwolf Mika Sky View tandem Megan Bodily Yerman. Grantsville’s Whitney and Hannah Phillips recorded a 6- Hutchins continued the singles 2, 6-2 win over Grantsville’s Kylee sweep with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Jameson and Amanda Cummings Riverton’s Bailey Rosewood. to complete the doubles sweep. Ermita Bort, MD, Internal Medicine In doubles action Cowgirl In JV play, Presley Hall and combo Melissa Fillmore and Chelcee Dalton logged singles Whitley Hill registered a win with wins for the Cowgirls as well. rmita Bort, MD was barely a teen-age Dr. Bort completed a four-year residency

girl when she made a commitment in internal medicine/pediatrics at University with a kill from the back row Spikers in the third and final game. to become a physician after being of Utah Medical Center. Her post-graduate continued from page A11 Reserve Maria Cortez also had a strong showing as the back the way for the potent Lady E row setter with 20 passes. Other inspired by a next-door neighbor. education includes endocrinology, diabetology, ‘Cat attack while Suppanich and Gonzalez logged 10 kills key contributors in the victory “He was a doctor and a close family friend,” plus echoscopy of organs of the abdomen, each and Suppanich added five include Becky Velasquez, Daisy blocks as well. Ashlee Bateman Barboza, Esmerelda Mendoza, she said. “I would go with him to see patients, thyroid and breasts. also had 15 passes on the night Kierra Murphy, Selene Salazar, while reserve Oppenhein pro- Rubi Quintero, Esmeralda and I was always moved by his dedication and Dr. Bort is excited to serve the residents of duced the point of the match Arreola and Lupe Bermejo.

how helpful he was.” Tooele County, and she enjoys living in Utah. True to her commitment, Dr. Bort became “People work hard here, harder than anywhere

a medical doctor in her native country of else,” she said. Lithuania. She now brings this commitment to Dr. Bort is fluent in English, Lithuanian and Tina Rene Evans InYou were Loving taken from us by Memory Tooele County as an internal medicine physician Russian. For an appointment, call Mountain a violent crime August 30, 2006. We miss you, daughter, sister, mother and now grand- at Mountain View Health Care in Tooele. View Health Care today at (435) 882-1644. ma. Your first grandchild, a 31/2 month old grandson was born on Mother’s Day and his name is Sheldon Kyle. You 1959 Aaron Drive, Suite C never got to see, hold or kiss this precious baby boy, the Tooele, UT 84074 first born of your first born, Kyle. We know the stars in Phone: (435) 882-1644 the sky are the twinkle in your October 22, 1963 ~ eyes and we know you are August 30, 2006 Most insurances accepted looking down on us with love. B1 HOMETOWN

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■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Sarah Miley at 882-0050. Surviving As hurricane’s two-year anniversary approaches, one dislocated Tooele couple reflects on Katrina their harrowing by Karen Lambert ordeal — and CORRESPONDENT hen Hurricane Katrina hit the good fortune Gulf Coast two years ago, it relocated people all across the United States. One family affected by the hurricane moved to TooeleW three months ago and hope they’ve finally found their stopping place. Joey and Julie Wainwright were both in New Orleans, La., and later moved 45 minutes outside of the city to the suburb of Pearlington, Miss. But, the home the couple remembers no longer exists. When they think of going back they’re afraid to rebuild in case of another storm. “[The hurricane] just erased everything. We totally get homesick, but it’s for what was. It’s not there anymore,” Joey said. The family said it was like starting over after most of their posses- sions were destroyed by the hurricane when it hit Aug. 29, 2005. The momentos they were able to salvage include a gold-edged mirror — now tarnished by chemicals that got in the water — two wedding pictures, another mirror, a painting of Joey’s uncle and Julie’s wedding dress. “The silliest things you’d think would break like dishes or a glass table didn’t break,” said Joey. For the Wainwrights, hurricanes were a routine occurrence and they believe years of mild storms had left people too comfortable. The year before, Hurricane Ivan looked like it was coming in and shifted away at the last minute. The last storm as big as Katrina was Hurricane Camille in ‘69. At that time, 258 died. Hurricane Katrina killed over 1,800 people. Wainwright said many people stayed behind thinking things wouldn’t be so bad, and that things would turn out OK just as they always had. Julie’s mother and sister were among those with that mind- set. “We didn’t want to leave,” said Julie’s 17-year-old sister Ashley Ladner. With 72-hour kits in hand, the family tried to brave the storm. When the water got too high they went to a neighbor’s house that had a second story. Water sealed them onto the second story and continued to rise. They looked for an ax to cut their way into the attic. Since many couldn’t swim, they didn’t want to jump out of the second-story window. They were relieved when a man riding from rooftop to rooftop in his boat pulled up at the window. He brought them to an infamous home that was built on stilts in the community, where they stayed for two and a half weeks. When the disaster was over, it was the only home undamaged. “Everyone in the community thought that house was the biggest eye soar. It was on the market for the longest time. It was so funny. We said that house was never going to sale. It sold so quickly after,” Julie said. “Now homes are being built like that.” Later, the biggest scare for the Wainwrights was locating Ashley photography / Troy and the rest of her family. At first they got misinformation from the Red Boman Cross that Julie’s brother had drowned and her sister was in a mental Joey and Julie hospital. With no cell phone service, they asked at shelters for more infor- Wainwright are mation on their family in Pearlington. reflected in a mir- “A woman said, ‘Ah honey, if she wasn’t in the yellow house she’s dead.’ And ror that now hangs that’s where she was,” Julie said. in their Tooele home. The Wainwrights had heeded the hurricane warnings and headed for Florida. The Wainwrights are There were no hotel vacancies mile after mile so they just drove all night and finally survivors of Hurricane stopped at a rest stop to sleep. They had a small car with enough gas, but they’d never got- Katrina and the mirror is ten around to changing the bald tires and the car slipped in the rain. They had enough food and one of the few personal money. items they were able to sal- Finally, in Florida, they found a hotel and Joey was able to text message Hancock Bank where vage from their destroyed home in Mississippi. SEE SURVIVING PAGE B12

photography courtesy of the Wainwright family A computer desk (left) in the Wainwright home in Pearlington, Miss., before Hurricane Katrina. The same desk (right) lies in pieces after the storm. B2

Party Paper B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007 Melons are delicious alone or mixed elons cantaloupes can be orange to cent, but you get a big bang for uid fruit pectin and green when ripe; and other mel- your buck. Place diced and seeded ROLLS M ons may also be pale yellow to In a 100-gram serving, you watermelon in a blender con- August go bright orange or green. get these vitamin percentages tainer or food processor bowl. • multiple sizes hand in hand. For most of us, the history of the Recommended Daily Cover and blend or process • different stocks What would of melons goes back as far as Allowance: until smooth (should equal 2 • cover tables a late August Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer — a Cantaloupe (American) — cups watermelon puree). In a 6- picnic be famous lover of watermelons — 100 percent of vitamin A, and to 8-quart kettle or Dutch oven, • crafts without cold or perhaps just a little further. 24 percent of vitamin C combine the watermelon puree, • moving $ juicy melons Those who study such things Casaba — 40 percent of vita- sugar and lemon juice and bring • coloring 2 to finish off are uncertain where they actu- min C, and 4 percent of the iron the mixture to a full rolling boil the meal or Diane Sagers ally originated. Some believe you need. (a boil that cannot be stirred CORRESPONDENT Inquire within as a side dish they originated in the valleys Honeydew — 53 percent of down) over high heat, stirring with the other of southwest Asia, specifi- vitamin C constantly. Stir in pectin all at foods? Homefront cally Iran (Persia) and India. Watermelon — 14 percent once. Return mixture to a full Melons, No one has ever found these vitamin A, 16 percent vitamin C rolling boil and boil hard for depending on plants growing anywhere in the Melons are so good plain that 1 minute, stirring constantly. 58 North Main • Tooele the variety, range in size from wild other than the occasional most people don’t dress them Remove kettle or Dutch oven just a little bigger than a soft- escapee from someone’s gar- up any more than to mix them from heat; skim off foam. Ladle ball to big, heavy types. They den. for a salad or provide a fruit jelly into clean hot half-pint come in multiple colors with Whatever their origins, it is dip for them. However there jars, leaving 1/4-inch head the outsides striped, plain, yel- clear that people have enjoyed are some ways to add interest space. Wipe jar rims; adjust low, pale green, dark green or melons for more than 4,000 to these treats. Replace bowls lids. Allow to cool completely Find Your Dream Home! orange. The flesh colors also years, with the first document- with melon halves for serving away from drafts, then store in TOOELETRANSCRIPT vary, and they can be a bit of ed use of the word melon in salads, punch or dips depending a cool, dark place. Makes 4 half BULLETIN a surprise. Watermelons come 1395. The word probably came on the size of the melon. Scoop pints. in shades of red and yellow; from the Greek word melos, out the insides, or make melon one of the Greek Cyclades balls from it, and fill with the Cantaloupe shakes Islands best know for the Venus food of your choice. Make the 1/2 medium cantaloupe de Milo. edges jagged or scalloped for (about 1 1/4 pounds) The first white American an even better presentation. 1 pint vanilla ice cream settlers to North America in You can also use a half canta- 1 cup milk the 1600s, grew casaba and loupe or slices of cantaloupe or Combine in blender and Notice of Election and Early Voting honeydew melons, but natural other small melons as a holder serve. Substitute other melons selection and hybridization for ice cream. The two make a as you choose. Notice is hereby given that there will be Early Voting for the Tooele City have provided us with fruits far delightful combination. and Grantsville City Primary Elections to be held September 11, 2007. superior to those available 400 Use melon balls to garnish years ago. ice cream or cakes or drinks. Creamy cheese dressing It is hard to improve on 1 8-ounce package cream sweet, delicious melons that cheese Anyone who is a registered voter within the Tooele City or are fresh and warm from the Dried watermelon candy 1/4 cup milk Grantsville City Precincts and who would like to vote early may garden or chilled in the refrig- Remove seeds, slice melon 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger come to any one of the following locations: erator. Either way, they are 1/2-inch thick, and pat out 1 6-ounce can frozen lemon- delightful. They make a great extra liquid with a towel. Dry ade concentrate, thawed 12 hours in the oven at 375 3 avocados cut to bite-sized Tooele County Courthouse Middle Canyon Elementary Grantsville City Hall dessert or mix together to make a delicious salad or side dish. degrees or up to 36 hours in a chunks 47 South Main, Tooele 751 East 1000 North 429 E. Main St. Blend them up for a sweet and fruit drier set on low. 1 small cantaloupe cut to bite- 3rd ﬂoor, Room #318 Tooele Grantsville tasty drink. sized chunks Most of us would eat them Watermelon jelly About 30 minutes before serv- Monday through Friday, whether they were nutritious This jelly is great as a cov- ing, put cream cheese, milk, gin- (excluding Labor Day September 3, 2007) or not so this may be one of ering for cream cheese and ger, and 3 tablespoons lemonade those “who cares?” tidbits of bagels, English muffins or as a concentrate in a small bowl and Tuesday, August 28, information. Nevertheless, as it condiment with roast chicken. mix with mixer until smooth. through Friday, September 7, 2007 happens, melons are also very 4 cups seeded, diced water- In a larger bowl, toss avocado good for you. melon and cantaloupe with remaining from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Melons contain up to 94 per- 3 1/2 cups sugar lemonade concentrate. Pass cent water. The nutrients are 2 tablespoon lemon juice cream cheese mixture to serve Valid Voter Identiﬁcation is required for Early Voting. packed into that other 6 per- 1/2 of a 6-ounce package liq- over salad.

Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk Take this to heart Mountain West

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welcomes its Melons, such as watermelon, honeydew and cantaloupe make refreshing treats for a late summer dinner or party. Melons contain up to 94 percent water, so only 6 percent of nutrients are being received. But, with that 6 percent you are getting a large amount of vitamins. first full-time FINANCIAL FOCUS Stay current on your insurance needs ou all of these expenses, then you consider long-term care insur- cardiologist prob- could face serious problems if ance. A year’s stay in a nursing Robert J. Garr, D.O., F.A.C.C. Y ably something happened to your home can cost $50,000 — and don’t spend income. And the fact is that, in some major metropolitan ountain West Medical Center is pleased to an internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship a lot of time at every stage of your working areas, it can cost twice that announce the arrival of cardiologist Robert at Wilford Hall Medical Center in San Antonio, TX. pondering life, you are much more likely much, according to the Health insurance. to become disabled than you Insurance Association of Garr, D.O., the first full-time, board-certified Dr. Garr just completed a three-year U.S. Air And yet, are to die. If a serious injury America. Medicare may only M you should or lengthy illness prevents you pay a fraction of these costs, cardiologist to open a practice in Tooele County. Force commitment at Scott Air Force Base in O’Fallon, think about it from working, how will you so if you want to maintain your Dr. Garr offers diagnostic services such as heart IL. There he served as chief of cardiology and chief of — because, Tye Hoffmann make your house, car and other financial independence and catheterizations and angiography, echocardiograms, intensive care. He also served as a principal physician by taking the GUEST COLUMNIST payments? avoid burdening your family, steps neces- Disability insurance can help. you might want to purchase a electrocardiograms, stress testing and other procedures on an Air Force Critical Care Transport Team flying sary to meet If your employer offers disabil- long-term care insurance policy. related to heart health. His new practice, Oquirrh critically-wounded troops from Iraq to U.S. bases outside all your key insurance needs, ity coverage as a low-cost ben- Finally, during your retire- you can help protect your efit, take it. However, you may ment years, you could use life Cardiology, is located next to Mountain West Medical of the war zone. He has also served as a locum tenens income, your family and your have to supplement this cover- insurance as an estate-planning Center at 196 E. 2000 North, Suite 106. cardiologist in Salem, OR. long-term financial goals. age with an individual policy. tool. An attorney experienced In creating a comprehensive in estate planning can advise “It’s exciting for me to provide diagnostic Both Dr. Garr and his wife, Maurie, were born and Now, let’s fast-forward a few insurance strategy, you need years in your life cycle. If you you on the potential uses of cardiology care so local patients don’t have to drive to raised in southern Idaho. The couple and their four to keep one key point in mind: get married and have children, life insurance in trusts or other Salt Lake anymore for those services,” said Dr. Garr. children are delighted to live near family again. Your protection needs will you should absolutely consider arrangements. evolve over time. Consequently, life insurance. The amount of As you can see, meeting your Dr. Garr graduated from Ricks College in 1991 “I look forward to serving the community, and at different stages of life, you’ll insurance you require should be insurance needs is a dynamic in pre-medicine, and then Idaho State University in I am committed to provide patients with quality need to evaluate your insur- based on several factors: your process. That’s why you may ance coverage to make sure it’s income, your spouse’s income, want to periodically review 1994 with a degree in biochemistry. Four years later cardiology care close to their home,” he said. appropriate and sufficient. the size of your mortgage, how your insurance situation with he graduated as a doctor of osteopathic medicine from Dr. Garr is fluent in conversational Spanish. For an When should you first start many children you have, antici- an investment professional who thinking about insurance? Do pated college costs, etc. has the tools and experience to Western University in Pomona, CA. In 2004 he completed appointment call his office today at 435-843-3643. you even need to worry about During your early working recommend the right moves to it if you’re first starting out in years, you may be able to get make - at the right time in your your career, you’re single and by with relatively inexpensive life. you have no dependents? term insurance. As you move Actually, you might have into your middle years, though, Tye Hoffmann is an invest- more to protect than you you might want to explore ment representative for Edward thought. Do you own a house? Jones Investments located at Most Insurances Accepted some type of “permanent” life Do you have a student loan? insurance. 974 N. Main in Tooele. He can 196 East 2000 North, Suite 106 • Tooele, UT 84074 • (435) 843-3643 A car loan? A balance on your Once you approach retire- be contacted at (435) 833-9440 credit cards? 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TUESDAY August 28, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 �� BIRTHDAY �� McInnes and we’re best buds. Bridger Ross and �� Our first birthday was Aug. 24. �� 2007. Our mommy and daddy are Conner Enon �� Chantel Faudree´ McInnes and �� McInnes Clint McInnes. Grandparents are �� 1-866-853-3956. Kathryn and Mike Faudree´ and �� Cindy McInnes. Great-grandpar- �� It’s hard to believe we were ents are Geraldine and Willard so small, we’ve grown so big Bridger Ross and Conner Enon Sagers, the late Bobbie and in no time at all. Our family’s McInnes Earl Faudree´, Betty Johnson so proud, we’ve had so much and the late Ross Johnson. We fun. Look at us now, we just Ross McInnes and Conner Enon celebrated our big day with fam- turned one! Hi, we are Bridger ily and friends. Class Locations Classes held in Tooele, WVC, MWMC BABIES Salt Lake City �� Jason James Swann was born Aug. 21, 2007, to Mauricio and Koyle Ray yHatfield was born �� Aug. 18, 2007, to Nick and Jamie Nancy Lizana. Aug. 23, 2007, to Garrett Koyle �� Swann. Isabel Farr was born Aug. 22, Hatfield and Kimberlee Nan Parker Gary Burton was born 2007, to Daniel And Katie Farr. Elting. Aug. 20, 2007, to James and Benjamin Earl Spencer was James LaMar Brown was Alicia Burton. born Aug. 22, 2007, to Cameron born Aug. 23, 2007, to Candace Taylor Marie Colvin was born and Aimee Spencer. Barker and Josh Brown. See News Happening? Aug. 21, 2007, to Aaron and Jack Graham Kirby was born Lilliana Chantry Betts was Jenny Colvin. Aug. 23, 2007 to Ray and Heather born on Aug. 24, 2007, to Damon Olivia Joy Lizana was born Kirby. and Sarah Betts. Give Us a Call! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tap versus bottled water BULLETIN Dear EarthTalk: Bottled water Working Group reviewed for accuracy. “If you do companies would have us all believe www.ewg.org/tapwater/findings. some back-of-the-envelope calcula- that tap water is unsafe to drink. php tions on their claims,” he says, “you’ll But I’ve heard that most tap water is EPA Local Drinking Water find that it takes about $286,500 in It’s Time to actually pretty safe. Is this true? Information energy to produce and assemble a — Sam Tsiryulnikov, Los Angeles, www.epa.gov/safewater/dwinfo. Prius, [which is] absurd.” Calif. htm Toyota itself also disputes CNW’s Tap water is not without its prob- NRDC findings. In a short rebuttal pub- lems. The nonprofit Environmental www.nrdc.org/water. lished in the Washington Post, Working Group (EWG) in 2005 test- Hybirds versus Hummers Toyota vice-president Irv Miller said CLEAN HOUSE ed municipal water in 42 states and Dear EarthTalk: I read that hybrid that the increased energy require- detected some 260 contaminants in cars are actually less green-friendly ment to build a hybrid with two public water supplies, 140 of which than even Hummers, because they engines under the hood “is over- SATURDAY were unregulated chemicals, that is, have two motors and very environ- whelmingly made up for in the driv- Clean out your chemicals for which public health mentally damaging batteries. Is this ing stage.” Sept. 8, 2007 officials have no safety standards true? CONTACTS: “Dust to Dust,” Household 9 AM - 12 PM for, much less methods for remov- — Renee Sweany, Indianapolis, cnwmr.com/nss-folder/automo- ing them. Ind. tiveenergy/ Hazardous HAZARDOUS WASTE EWG did find over 90 percent The claim you read about was ACEEE Health Dept. Building compliance on the part of water from “Dust to Dust: The Energy www.aceee.org. 151 N. Main Tooele utilities in applying and enforc- Waste Cost of New Vehicles from Concept Got an environmental ques- ing standards that exist, but faults to Disposal,” a controversial study tion? Sponsored by: the U.S. Environmental Protection by researcher Art Spinella of Send it to: EarthTalk, c/o E/The What to Bring: What NOT to Bring: Agency (EPA) for failing to estab- Oregon-based CNW Marketing. It Environmental Magazine, P.O. lish standards on so many of the • Used oils • Paints • Poisons • Waste from Businesses ranks more than 300 vehicles for Box 5098, Westport, CT 06881; contaminants — from industry, agri- • Batteries • Chemicals • Containers larger than 5 gallons their energy use over their entire submit it at: www.emagazine. • Antifreeze • Pesticides • Explosives culture and urban runoff — that do lifecycles — from raw materials com/earthtalk/thisweek/, or e-mail: • Unwanted products labeled • Ammunition end up in our water. extraction and manufacturing, to “Poison,” “Warning,” or “Caution” • Radioactive Waste Despite these seemingly alarm- [email protected]. • Compressed Gas Cylinders driving and burning fuel, to the recy- Read past columns at: www. ing stats, the Natural Resources cling and disposal of parts. What emagazine.com/earthtalk/archives. For more information check out our website tooelehealth.org HEALTH DEPARTMENT Defense Council (NRDC), which surprised even Spinella was how php. has also conducted extensive the Toyota Prius, the world’s most municipal as well as bottled water successful gasoline-electric hybrid tests, says: “In the short term, if you car, stacked up against General are an adult with no special health Motors’ behemoth Hummer, the conditions, and you are not preg- modern poster child for unsustain- nant, then you can drink most cities’ able transportation. tap water without having to worry.” “The Hummer over the lifetime This is because most of the contam- of the vehicle ends up being less inants in public water supplies exist of a drain of energy on society in at such small concentrations that general than does the Prius,” wrote very large quantities would need Spinella in his report. A key-deter- to be ingested for health problems mining factor was the hybrid bat- to occur. tery’s use of nickel extracted from NRDC does caution, howev- a Sudbury, Ontario mine that has er, that pregnant women, young emitted so much sulfur dioxide that children, the elderly, people with acid rain has turned a once healthy chronic illnesses and those with nearby forest into a bleak land- weakened immune systems can be scape. That mine, however, which especially vulnerable to the risks supplies nickel for many industrial posed by contaminated water.” The purposes and not just hybrid bat- �� group suggests that anyone at risk teries, has cut pollution 90 percent obtain a copy of their city’s annual since the 1970s. water quality report (they are man- Another common criticism of dated by law) and review it with hybrids is that their batteries will be �� their physician. a pollution threat once they land in As for bottled water, it is first the junkyard. But hybrid advocates important to know that 25 to 30 insist that the nickel-metal hydride percent of it comes straight from batteries found in the Toyota Prius, municipal tap water systems, Honda Insight and other hybrids despite the pretty nature scenes on contain far fewer pollutants than the bottles that imply otherwise. the lead-acid varieties used in tra- Some of that water goes through ditional cars. And initial worries additional filtering, but some does that hybrid batteries would need not. NRDC has researched bottled replacement every few years have water extensively and has found not borne out; Toyota says the bat- that it is “subject to less rigor- teries should go for 150,000 miles, ous testing and purity standards which they predict to be the car’s than those which apply to city tap life expectancy. water.” Bottled water is required to Spinella pegs the life of the typi- be tested less frequently than tap cal Prius bought new today at only water for bacteria and chemical 100,000 miles, and contrasts that contaminants, and U.S. Food and against a predicted 300,000 for Drug Administration bottled water Hummers — meaning that, though rules allow for some contamination Hummers burn more gas and emit by E. coli or fecal coliform, contrary more pollutants, they will last much to EPA tap water rules which pro- longer. Additionally, Spinella fac- hibit any such contamination. tors in the added production costs Similarly, NRDC found that there of including two separate engines are no requirements for bottled in the Prius — one that runs on gas water to be disinfected or tested for and the other on electricity. parasites such as cryptosporidium Most environmentalists challenge or giardia, unlike more stringent Spinella’s conclusions. Jim Kliesch, EPA rules regulating tap water. This research analyst with the American leaves open the possibility, says Council for an Energy-Efficient NRDC, that some bottled water Economy (ACEEE), which publish- may present similar health threats es a yearly rating of the “Greenest �� to those with weakened immune and Meanest” cars, says the CNW �� systems, the elderly and others they study contradicts many other stud- �� caution about drinking tap water. ies, including those conducted �� The bottom line is that we have by the Massachusetts Institute of �� invested considerably in highly- Technology (MIT), Carnegie Mellon, efficient municipal water delivery Argonne National Labs, the Union �� systems that bring this precious of Concerned Scientists and others liquid straight to our kitchen fau- that place the green-friendliness of cets anytime we need it. Instead of the Prius and other hybrids head taking that for granted and relying and shoulders above many other on bottled water instead, we need vehicles and certainly the Hummer. to make sure our tap water is clean Spinella is “way off the mark,”

and safe for all. says Kliesch, and scolds CNW for �� CONTACTS: Environmental not having “Dust to Dust” peer-

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Cub Scout Leader Roundtable Tooele Den and pack leaders join us for fun and fellowship while learning THS Community Council stunts, games, crafts, ceremonies, Tooele High School Community songs and skits related to the Down Council will be meeting Thursday, on the Farm theme and Webelos Sept. 6, at 6 p.m., in the Tooele activity badges for the following High library. All students, parents month. There are also opportunities and interested community members for sharing ideas and activities with are invited to attend. Elections will leaders from other packs. We will be held to add new members to the also have information on upcom- board. ing district activities. Cub Scout Tooele Arts Council seeks instructors Roundtable is Thursday, Sept. 6, at 7:30 p.m., at the TJHS. The Tooele City Arts Council is currently seeking instructors to Tooele Diabetic Support Group teach community classes for both The Tooele Diabetic Support adults and children. Qualified Group will meet Sept. 5, at 11 a.m., in instructors wishing to teach need to the Tooele City offices council room. submit a resume to Terra Sherwood Darlene Christensen from extension at [email protected] or at Tooele services will speak to us about por- City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, tion control and nutrition. All are 90 N. Main St., Tooele, UT 84074. welcome. Questions call Carol at Tooele Arts Council calendar 843-9787. The Tooele City Arts Council is working on a quarterly community arts calendar. Any group that Lake Point would like to advertise upcoming arts events please submit the Lake Point Fall Festival information to Terra Sherwood at Lake Point Fall Festival will [email protected], or at Tooele be held on Sept. 7 and 8. Friday: City Hall, Attention: Terra Sherwood, Children’s 1 mile race and 5K run/ photo courtesy of Becky Biersbach 90 N. Main St., Tooele, UT 84074. walk at 6 p.m., family movie at the The GHS class of 1987 had their 20-year class reunion July 28 and 29. Activities included a social and dance, golf scramble and Tooele Arts Council grant money park at 7:30 p.m. Saturday: Parade family picnic. Max Coon was the Master of Ceremonies and Don Wayne Nelson, GHS retired teacher and class of 1987 adviser, The Tooele City Arts Council is at 10 a.m., children’s activities and was the program speaker. Pictured are (l-r): (front) Nyle Critchlow, Max Coon, Curtis Ware, Beanie Boyer and Mike Hammond; (mid- now accepting applications from classic car show in parking lot at 11 dle) Craig Matthews, Guy Matthews, Scott Anderson, Gailynn (Martin) Warr, Jolynn (Johnston) Conrad, Kelly (Chadwick) Russell, nonprofit organizations that fur- a.m. to 2 p.m. Also, activities south of Christie (Butler) Carlson and Craig Williams; and (back) Jeff Barrus, Breneman Bitner, Ron Price, Becky (Nordquist) Biersbach, Shelia (Wells) Ramirez, Jeanette (Armstrong) Cottrell and Dean Bell. ther the mission of the arts council. town park include a Show What You Money will be awarded for the 2008 Grow contest at 1 p.m., hamburgers Sept. 9. There will be a joint Sunday Adults learn to drive year. Applications must be received and hot dogs from 1 to 3 p.m., and Elementary orchestra/band school with St. Barnabas Episcopal A driver education course for by Friday, Nov. 2, at 5 p.m. Interested barrel and flag racing and pole bend- Elementary orchestra and band Church, beginning at 10 a.m. All are adults 18 and over will begin Tuesday, parties can get a copy of the applica- ing competitions at 3:30 p.m. All age will be offered again this school year. invited to come for coffee/tea and Sept. 18, from 6 to 9 p.m., at the tion at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main groups. Sponsored by Lake Point 4-H The Tooele and Stansbury elemen- fellowship at 10 a.m., followed by Tooele Adult Education Center. The St. or at www.tooelecity.org. Diamond Riders. To volunteer, or for tary schools will attend programs worship services at 10:30 a.m. class includes 18 hours of classroom Friday Nights on Vine questions call Cory Cook 250-1869 or at Tooele High School (East, West, instruction and 12 hours of driv- The last performance of Friday Jill Pearson 250-2983. Northlake and Harris) or Clarke N. ing and observation. Register from Nights on Vine will feature The Johnsen Jr. High School (Middle Library 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $175 Ahlstrom Western Band on Aug. 31, Canyon, Copper Canyon, Overlake, (current students receive a $70 dis- at 7 p.m. at Veteran’s Memorial Park, Ophir Rose Springs and Stansbury). The count). at the corner of Main Street and Vine Grantsville Elementary students Books for sale will attend band at Grantsville High English as a second language Street. Tooele Friends of the Library Ophirfest 2007 School and orchestra at Grantsville ESOL conversational classes are Bookstore will be selling hardback CAP Head Start registration Ophirfest will be held on Saturday, Elementary School. Both begin- held Wednesday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. books for 50 cents, a good selec- Registration is now on in Tooele Sept. 22, 2007, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ning and intermediate orchestra ESOL students may come anytime tion of large print books and many County for Salt Lake CAP Head Start, Come enjoy a fun-filled day of activi- and band will be offered in all pro- the center is open for individual- children’s books for 25 cents through a pre-school program for low-income ties. Craft vendors needed. For more grams. Classes will be held before ized study with our software pro- August. Hours are Tuesday from 11 families. We offer half-day and home- information please contact Sharon at school at 7:30 a.m., in the band and grams and textbooks. Registration a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday 1 to 7 p.m. based options at no cost, and extend- 882-4256. orchestra rooms at Tooele High is $35.00 per semester. ed-day services for a low-cost for School, Johnsen Jr. High School and income-qualifying families. Call 435- Grantsville High School. Class will 882-6743 for more information. Schools be after school at 3:30 p.m., in the Education Groups THS Cheer Clinic GES AV room. Beginning orchestra THS Cheer Clinic will be held on ‘77 THS reunion and band will begin on Wednesday Utah Hunter Education courses Kiwanis meetings Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007, at 9:30 a.m. The search is on for Tooele High Sept. 5, at 7:30 a.m., intermediate Class #6: Sept. 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at to 3 p.m., at the THS gymnasium. An School class of 1977 classmates. We orchestra and band will begin on Range 15. All classes are from 6 to noon at Leatherby’s Family Creamery, extra practice will be held on Sept. 6, need to know where to send an invite Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7:30 a.m. (GES 9 p.m. and law requires students to 61 E. 1280 North, Tooele. Contact from 6 to 7 p.m. Stunting, dance and for the 30-year reunion. Let Cecelia at beginning and intermediate classes attend all sessions. All students must Marilyn Gillette at 435-830-5463. cheer classes are available. Sign-up 882-4636 or Sharon at 882-0445 know start Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 3:30 p.m.) get a hunter education voucher from Eagles Steak Night time is 9:30 to 10 a.m. and the price is your new address to send invitations a hunting license agent/vendor for The Eagles Auxiliary is offering Back to School Night $10 prior to attending class. Give the $30. A T-shirt will be provided. There to. If you know of anyone who has Tooele Jr. High School Back something new on Friday Night voucher to the instructor at the first will be opportunity for participants moved out of the area and would to School Night will be held on Dinners, rib eye steak. The regular class. The voucher includes costs of to perform at the THS varsity football like to attend please give us their Wednesday, Aug. 29, from 4 to 7 p.m. menu will be the same. Come out class and a small game license, vali- game on Sept. 7. Registration must address or have them call one of the Please bring your student’s schedule and support the Aerie and Auxiliary. dated upon completion. Classes are be signed by parent on or before above phone numbers. Activities will with you. If it has been misplaced or MOMS Club Saturday morning. be held on Oct. 12 and 13, beginning at the Tooele County Health Building, destroyed then another copy can be The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley with a tour of the high school at 5 151 N. Main St. For more information AAUW printed in the office. You will have is hosting its monthly MOMS social p.m. A picnic will follow at 6 p.m. call Gene at 882-4767. The Tooele Branch of the American the opportunity to visit with each and planning meeting on Sept. 5, at Bring your dinner and family for an Association of University Women of your student’s teachers in their Adult Education 10 a.m. This event will be held at the evening of socializing. Golfing and will meet on Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 6 respective classrooms. Get your high school diploma Stansbury Park Clubhouse located at go-carts (optional) will be part of p.m. for a picnic at City Park. AAUW this year! All classes required for 1 Country Club Drive, in Stansbury Saturday morning’s activities follow- advances equity for women and girls a high school diploma, adult basic Park. This event is open to all moms ing with a night of food, dancing and through advocacy, education and education, GED preparation, word in the Tooele Valley area. Sherril entertainment starting at 5 p.m. at Churches research. Those interested are invit- processing, drivers’ education and Nelson from Farmers Insurance will Larry Miller Sports Park, Legends ed to attend as guests. Membership English as a second language are be speaking to us about MILK Digital Hall. Please RSVP by Sept. 15. Cost Food pantry is open to those with a bachelor’s, available. Register now to graduate ID Software. This software stores is $50 per person. The First Baptist Church in Tooele associate or equivalent degree. For — just $35 per semester. Located at children’s information in the event is offering a clothing closet and 76 S. 1000 West, The contact number more information call Dawn DeWitt ’82 THS reunion emergency food pantry to help meet that they are missing and can be All members of the Tooele High is 833-1994. Adult education classes 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882-2466. the needs of our community. Anyone made available quickly to the author- School class of 1982 are invited to are for students 18 and over. Summer www.aauwutah.org with clothing needs, adults and chil- ities. A separate kids activity and their 25-year reunion to be held hours are Tuesday and Wednesday Clarke N. Johnson Jr. High C.C. dren, are welcome. The food pantry snack will be available during the Friday, Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Eagle’s from 5 to 9 p.m. Clarke N. Johnson Jr. High is available for emergency needs. speaker and planning portion of this Nest. More details will follow. For Community Council meeting will be Hours of operation are Saturdays Take GED event. Call JoAnna at 435-884-6644 more information and to help make held on Sept. 5, at 7 p.m., in the from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located The GED test will be given on or e-mail [email protected] contact with class members that we school library. Elections for new at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For more Sept. 11, starting at 8 a.m. Please for more info on this event or about have lost contact with, contact Jeff representatives will be held. info call 882-2048. contact Andrea at 833-1994 by Sept. MOMS Club. England at [email protected] Free barbecue and music Adult religion class 7. Pre-registration is required. or 435-830-2121; or Randi Park at Gain computer skills Not a lot to do on Saturday night? [email protected] or 801-243- The Tooele, Utah Stake is spon- The Tooele Adult Education Join us for a free music barbecue 6470. soring an adult religion class with Veterans and music on Sept. 8, at 6 p.m., at Center is offering a beginning class ‘67 THS reunion the topic: “Lectures on Faith, Page Veteran’s Memorial Park, on the cor- I.” Classes will be Wednesday eve- in Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, Veterans of Foreign Wars The Tooele High School class of PowerPoint and Windows. The class ner of Main Street and Vine Street. nings beginning on Aug. 29 through The Veterans of Foreign Wars meets 1967 will hold its 40-year reunion will be on Tuesday and Wednesday Sponsored by Tooele Christian Nov. 28. The instructor is David A. the last Thursday of the month. The activities over Labor Day weekend. A nights for five weeks beginning Fellowship. Christensen, former instructor for meeting is held at 7 p.m. at the Sons gathering is planned for Friday, Aug. Tuesday, Sept. 11, ending Oct. 10, Tooele Community Action Program the University of Utah Institute. The of the Utah Pioneers Museum, 47 E. 31, at 6 p.m., in the pavilion at the from 6 to 9 p.m., at the Tooele Adult The Tooele Community Action class will be held at the Tooele LDS Vine St., Tooele. Park in the back lot first flat in Settlement Canyon. It will Education Center, 76 S. 1000 West. Program would like to announce Institute building, 65 S. 200 West, and enter through the back door. For be a casual evening of visiting and Adults currently enrolled at the edu- that Lori Sandoval is operating the Tooele, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. more information call Dennis Tracey listening to oldies music. There is no cation center pay $30. Community Emergency Food Pantry and Tooele Registration will be held the evening at 850-9014. need to pre-register your attendance participants pay $60. Seniors 55 branch office again. The community of the first class, and the cost for the for this activity. A golf tournament is and over pay $55. Call 833-1994 for support has been outstanding with course is $16.25 or $2.50 per class. scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 1, at 8 more information. Preregistration the donations that have been coming a.m., at the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. Personal Ancestral File Insight required. in. We would like to thank Maceys, This will be an 18 hole shotgun scram- The Personal Ancestral File Insight SEE BULLETIN PAGE B5 Albertsons, Wal-Mart Distribution ble. A dinner is planned for Saturday class will be held Wednesday, Sept. Center and U.S. Mag for their gener- at the Eagle’s Nest, Tooele Army 5 at 7 p.m., at the Tooele East Stake osity. Also, the Kiwanis, the Chamber Depot, at 5:30 p.m. It will include din- Center, 751 N. 520 East in Tooele. of Commerce, St. Marguerite’s ner, dancing, a remembrance of the The hours are Tuesdays from 9:30 Catholic Church, the LDS Stockton deceased classmates and a salute to a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Wednesdays from BULLETIN BOARD POLICY young women and the 4-H city youth those classmates who served in the 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Thursday from garden for their service to the com- military. If you have any questions 12:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and Fridays If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Jamie Belnap at 882-0050, munity. The support of our local gar- or would like additional information and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for deners and farmers have provided please contact one of the following, Call 882-1396 for more information or special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, fresh fruit and produce that the fami- Kathy Howard Mallis (435) 882-6435, to sign up. etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your lies in need truly appreciate. If you Michele Bullis Medina (801) 731-6815 Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your have any food that you would like or Sherma Cook Hemingway (801) Mountain of Faith Lutheran announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- to donate, contact Lori or her volun- 277-9278. Church, a part of the ELCA, will tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on teers at 882-1278. begin their fall season on Sunday, the day prior to the desired publication date. SERVICE DIRECTORY B5

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cation courses in Tooele County Band. clinic: Tuesday, Sept. 25, from 1:30 The Senior Sparkles: “New aerobics class is available on Bulletin at the Deseret Peak Complex Grantsville Senior Center to 3:30 p.m. Appointments are Fitness Program” Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays at 11 a.m. continued from page B4 on Saturday, Sept. 8, at 1 p.m. The Grantsville Senior Center necessary. Wednesday, and Friday at 9:30 at the Pratt Aquatic Center. Cost Students must preregister, and can be reached at 884-3446. Wendover trip is on Friday, a.m. (muscular strength, range is $2.50 for members, $20 for a may take an ATV, OHM, or a Center will be closed on Sept. 21. Cost is $15. We need at of movement, cardio circuit and 10-pass punch card and $3.50 for Sports combination class. According to Monday, Sept. 3, for Labor Day. least 15 people to fill the bus. yoga stretch) non-members. . course instructors, Wes and Susan Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, September’s birthday dinner Friday Night Dancing 6 to 8 Arenacross Underwood, youth age eight to 16 Thursday and Friday, please make will be on Sept. 21, at 4 p.m., with p.m. Aug. 31 — Ned Garcia are required by state law to take a entertainment provided by Carl Deseret Peak Arenacross is your reservations before 8:30 a.m. Senior Circle Recovery safety class prior to operating all the morning of the meal, sign-up Boyd, Heber Creeper’s engineer. Senior Circle is for anyone over scheduled for Sept. 8, 14, Oct. types of ATVs on public lands or 12 at 7 p.m. They will be held at sheets are available at the center. Tooele Seniors the age of 50 and costs only $15 Kick drug habit trails. To pre-register or for more per year. Receive hospital, local the Deseret Peak Complex. Please Breakfast: Wednesday 9:30 a.m. The Tooele County Senior LDS Family Services addiction information about Utah off-high- and national benefits. Call 843- call 843-4025 with questions. to noon. Citizen Center can be reached at recovery meetings are Tuesdays way vehicle programs, please call 3690 or stop by the hospital vol- Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday 882-2870. The center is for the from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 Bowling at All-Star 1-800-648-7433 (1-800-OHV-RIDE). unteer desk to sign up. All activi- 9 a.m. Bingo: Thursday 1 p.m. enjoyment of all senior citizens 55 West, Room 118, in Tooele. Enter We are getting ready to start a ties require an RSVP, except for Bunko: Monday and Wednesday years and up. on the north side of the chapel. new season of bowling at All-Star 1 p.m. Ceramics: Tuesday 10 a.m. Meals: Lunch is Monday, exercise. Seniors The Erda meeting has been dis- Lanes in Tooele, formerly Buddy’s. Line Dancing: Thursday 10 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Exercise We need new bowlers for Tuesday continued. The Great Colorado Train Escape Pinochle: Thursday 9 a.m. Pool: from 12 to 1 p.m. Breakfast: Sittercise Classes — Meets Morning Bowling Belles. We start The Great Colorado Train Everyday Puzzles: Everyday Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon. Mondays at 2 p.m. in the MWMC Castaways AA on Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 9:15 a.m. It Escape offered by Hyde’s Tours Health clinics No Friday night dinners until Sept. classrooms. Free to members. Castaways Alcoholics is a ladies handicap league. Please will be held Sept. 29 to Oct. 5. Hearing clinic: Tuesday, Sept. 7. Chair and sitting exercises that Anonymous meets Monday, call Nina Park at 837-2290 if you Get your flyer and reservation 4, from 9 a.m. to noon. Blood Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., promote flexibility and toning. Tuesday and Thursday at noon need more information. form at the Tooele Senior Center pressure: Every Thursday 12 p.m. Thursday 12:45 p.m. New play- Body Instincts — Meets at the St. Barnabas Center, Youth ATV courses front desk. For those going on this Educational seminar will educate ers desperately needed. Bingo: Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle 1784 N. Aaron Drive, Tooele. Utah State Parks and Recreation trip, you must get your reserva- stroke survivors, family members Monday 1 p.m., Friday 12:45 Therapy, 29 S. Main St. Free to (Southwestern looking church by offers Know Before You Go! all- tion and deposit in now! We are and caregivers on how to help p.m. Pinochle: Tuesday 1 p.m., members. Toning and stretching the new hospital, first left off 2000 terrain vehicle (ATV) and off- also looking for a volunteer bass protect against a future stroke on Thursday 9 a.m., Friday 10 a.m. and a little cardio workout. North) Open, mixed, non-smok- highway motorcycle (OHM) edu- guitar player for the Tooele Senior Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 1 p.m. Foot Line Dancing: Sept. 18, at 1 p.m. Hinges & Twinges — A water ing, wheelchair access. Tips that take the chaos out of after-school activities by NewsUSA order to help make parents’ lives easier, the your routine in advance, and keep the cal- great homemade taste. They are available they feel. makers of Smucker’s® Uncrustables® sand- endar with you. 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(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) Final Score In “Sex, Birth, Death,” a young man (52) ESPN 2007 World Series of Poker (Taped) 2007 World Series of Poker (Taped) The Bronx Is Burning “Mr. October” SportsCenter (Live) (CC) The Bronx Is Burning “Mr. October” SportsCenter (Live) (CC) (Anton Yelchin) confides to Reid (57) USA (5:00) U.S. Open Tennis First Round. From the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. (Live) Cont’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone “Exile” (CC) (Matthew Gray Gubler) that he’s hav- (71) DISC Dirty Jobs Barrel making. (CC) Dirty Jobs Mike rounds up wild geese. Build It Bigger (N) Dirty Jobs “Geoduck Farmer” (CC) Dirty Jobs Barrel making. (CC) Dirty Jobs Mike rounds up wild geese. ing fantasies about murdering prosti- (518) ENC “The Matador” ›› (2005) Pierce Brosnan. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Play It to the Bone” › (1999, Comedy-Drama) Antonio Banderas. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Real McCoy” ›› (1993, Suspense) Kim Basinger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (534) STARZ (:05) “Haven” › (2004, Crime Drama) Orlando Bloom. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (7:50) “Eight Below” ››› (2006, Adventure) Paul Walker. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Grudge 2” › (2006) Amber Tamblyn. ‘PG-13’ (CC) The Sixth Sense tutes and fears he’ll become a serial (561) MAX (5:30) “Entrapment” ›› (1999) Sean Connery. Cont’d “Unleashed” ›› (2005, Action) Jet Li. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “House Party” ››› (1990, Musical Comedy) Kid ’N Play. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” killer. But Reid and his colleagues (576) SHOW (:15) “Man About Town” ›› (2006) Ben Affleck. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Californication ’ Californication ’ “Varsity Blues” ›› (1999) James Van Der Beek. ‘R’ Doug Stanhope suspect it’s already happened when (591) TMC (5:05) “Audrey Rose” ›› Cont’d “Bad News Bears” ›› (2005, Comedy) Billy Bob Thornton. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “I Shot Andy Warhol” ››› (1996) Lili Taylor. ‘R’ (:45) “Suicide Kings” ››› (1997) Christopher Walken. several hookers are killed for real. WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 29, 2007 CSI: NY 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 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Power of 10 (N) ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “Sex, Birth, Death” ’ CSI: NY “Past Imperfect” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show Aunt Nell is spinning in her grave. 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Way to (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City The Nanny (CC) Mad About You Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Paid Program Paid Program break that kid-actor typecasting (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) House of Payne House of Payne Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Seinfeld ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “Hard Rain” › (1998) (PA) (CC) curse, Joey. His character was let out (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Nova scienceNOW” ’ The Standard of Perfection (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith of prison after the cop who put him (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) ’Til Death (CC) ’Til Death (CC) Bones “The Girl in the Gator” (CC) News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! 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(Live) Cont’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Blink” Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Ghost in the Machine” Grey’s Anatomy (71) DISC MythBusters “Grenades and Guts” MythBusters “Superhero Hour” (CC) Cash Cab: After Dark (N) MythBusters Whirlpools. (CC) MythBusters “Grenades and Guts” MythBusters “Superhero Hour” (CC) 8 p.m. on $ ABC (518) ENC “Picture Perfect” › (1997) Jennifer Aniston. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Derailed” ›› (2005, Suspense) Clive Owen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “She’s the One” ›› (1996) Jennifer Aniston. ’ ‘R’ (:15) “The Waterboy” › (1998) (CC) (534) STARZ (:10) “Winter Passing” ›› (2005, Drama) Ed Harris, Will Ferrell. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (7:50) “Cars” ››› (2006, Comedy) Voices of Owen Wilson. ’ ‘G’ (CC) (9:55) “Gridiron Gang” ››› (2006, Drama) The Rock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) By now, everyone’s heard that Addi- (561) MAX (5:45) “Catch a Fire” ››› (2006) Tim Robbins. Cont’d “The Sentinel” ›› (2006, Suspense) Michael Douglas. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:20) “A History of Violence” ››› (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Departed” ››› (2006) ’ ‘R’ son (Kate Walsh), aka the former Mrs. (576) SHOW (5:00) “Into the Blue” ›› Cont’d Californication ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Filthy Gorgeous “Pilot” (iTV) (CC) Vargas Count. ShoXC: Elite Challenger Series (iTV) Boxing McDreamy, is getting her own show. A (591) TMC King of the Corner “The Longest Yard” ›› (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Farewell to the King” ›› (1989, War) Nick Nolte, Nigel Havers. ’ ‘PG-13’ “Streamers” ›› (1983, Drama) Matthew Modine. ’ ‘R’ special two-parter sends her to Los Angeles and introduces some of the THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 30, 2007 old friends who’ll populate that series. 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 Back in Seattle, Cristina (Sandra Oh) (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Big Brother 8 One must leave. 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(7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Nature “Chasing Big Cats” ’ Globe Trekker “Ireland” ’ (CC) As Time Goes By Being Served Masters of the Arctic Ice (N) (CC) (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City The Nanny (CC) Mad About You Movie South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Paid Program Paid Program Scrubs (10) TBS (4:30) “Ocean’s Eleven” (2001) Cont’d World’s Funniest Commercials 2007 “Ocean’s Eleven” ››› (2001, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Matt Damon. (CC) (:40) Friends ’ (:10) “Domestic Disturbance” › (CC) 8:31 p.m. on % NBC (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Shark Mountain” ’ Wild! Sita the tiger and her cubs. ’ BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) Andy Griffith For those of you screaming at your tel- (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? 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The 700 Club (CC) Smallville “Vengenance” ’ (CC) Precious in His Sight move in with him and raise the baby (29) TOON Courage-Dog Camp Lazlo Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Courage-Dog Naruto Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Harvey Birdmn Blood Plus Full-Alchemist Inuyasha together, and Elliot is proceeding with (31) CMTV 2007 CMT Music Awards Kenny Chesney; Tim McGraw; Carrie Underwood; Martina McBride. ’ The 2007 Miss America Pageant From Las Vegas. ’ Faith Hill’s Top 20 Countdown Faith Hill’s favorite videos. the wedding plans, they can’t seem to (33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Up, Up and Away” (2000, Comedy) Michael J. Pagan. That’s So Raven That’s So Raven Life With Derek shake the nagging thought that Old (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) UFC Unleashed UFC Unleashed Am. Body Shop Whacked Out Wild World Game Head ’ Man Destiny wants them together. (38) AMC (5:30) “Die Hard With a Vengeance” ››› (1995) Bruce Willis. Cont’d Mad Men A rift forms. (N) Mad Men A rift forms. “Bullitt” ››› (1968, Crime Drama) Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn. (39) TNT Law & Order “Merger” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Married With Children” Law & Order “Hands Free” ’ Saving Grace (CC) Law & Order “We Like Mike” ’ Law & Order “Seed” (CC) (DVS) Men in Trees (41) CNN Out in the Open Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) 9:01 p.m. on $ ABC (43) CNBC Fast Money American Greed: Scams, Scoundrels The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money American Greed: Scams, Scoundrels The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch There’s no cure for heartbreak and (46) LIFE Reba “The Feud” Reba ’ (CC) “White Oleander” ›› (2002) Alison Lohman, Robin Wright Penn. 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Cont’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Burn Notice “Unpaid Debts” (N) teers to help with the town rummage (71) DISC Dirty Jobs “Alligator Egg Collector” Lobster Wars (N) Wildcatters Techniques for finding oil. Dirty Jobs Barrel making. (CC) Dirty Jobs “Alligator Egg Collector” Lobster Wars sale in an effort to take her mind off (518) ENC “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” ››› (2005) Tilda Swinton. “10 Things I Hate About You” › (1999) Heath Ledger. (:15) “Jaws 2” ›› (1978, Horror) Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary. ‘PG’ (CC) Jack (James Tupper) and her inability (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “Friends With Money” ››› (2006) Jennifer Aniston. ‘R’ “Stealth” ›› (2005) Josh Lucas. Three pilots combat artificial intelligence. (:01) “Scary Movie 4” ›› (2006) Anna Faris. ’ ‘PG-13’ Scream ››› to write. She can’t completely stop (561) MAX “The Marine” › (2006) John Cena. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Break-Up” ›› (2006) Vince Vaughn. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “48 HRS.” ››› (1982, Action) Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Pan’s Labyrinth” ›››› (2006) ‘R’ thinking about work, though; her pub- (576) SHOW (5:10) “Sahara” ›› (2005) Cont’d (:15) SHO Me Now “Aeon Flux” ›› (2005) Charlize Theron. iTV. ‘PG-13’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Californication ’ Vargas Count. (:20) “The Zodiac” › (2005) Justin Chambers. ‘R’ (CC) lisher (Jason O’Mara) is in town. (591) TMC (5:25) “Melvin Goes to Dinner” Cont’d “Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai” ››› (1999) Forest Whitaker. ’ ‘R’ “The Weather Man” ›› (2005) Nicolas Cage. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Undiscovered” ›› (2005) Pell James. ’ ‘PG-13’ Tuesday August 28, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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File/Title Clerk Performs any combinations of the following cleri- cal duties depending on area of assignment: files and/or alphabetizes items, cross-indexes information, retrieves files and prepares titles and other documents for optical storage. Assist Title/Insurance Specialist is looking for Tire Fitters We O er: with paid loan report and other duties. Responsible • Competitive Salary for overseeing the file room. Qualified applicants Bailac, an OTR Tire Retreading Company with operations in • Excellent Work must have a High School diploma, general education South America, is looking to fill out several job positions for its degree (GED), or equivalent. Minimum of one-year NEW HOME SALES new plant located in Tooele, Utah. Environment file clerk or office experience. Previous credit union • Close Convenient or financial institution experience a plus. Must pos- We are looking for honest, We are looking for people interested in growing with our company. Locations sess strong organizational skills and have the ability hardworking individuals with • 401(k) to complete a wide range of tasks in a timely manner. The job requires you to: • Health Insurance Accuracy and dependability are essential. Must work high energy to complete our well with others and interact effectively with employ- • Be on your feet position • Life & Disability Insurance Sales Team in various Tooele • Specialized tools handling • Paid Vacations ees, supervisors, and managers. Must be computer literate. County locations. Utah real • Upper body mobility • Paid Holidays estate license required. • Skilled labor • Dexterity Quali ed applicants Construction Loan Specialist This position is responsible for the initial set up of • Agility must submit a resume with Please apply ON-LINE at construction loan files, monitoring necessary controls, • Preferred Spanish speaking salary history to: and ensuring proper documentation is received. www.fieldstone-homes.com Tooele Federal Credit Union Administers draw process and maintains disburse- or fax your resume to Starting at US $10 per hour. HR Department ment and cost breakdown spreadsheets. Qualified The selected candidates will be trained by Bailac. PO Box 720 applicants must have a High School diploma, general 801-565-4297 education degree (GED), or equivalent. One to two Tooele, Utah 84074 We will conduct interviews on Fax: 435-833-9993 years experience in the mortgage industry preferred. Fieldstone Homes Utah, LLC. E-mail: [email protected] Solid computer skills with proficient knowledge of August 29, 2007 Excel, Word, and Microsoft Office. Excellent com- provides a comprehensive 09:00 am to 4 pm Tooele Federal Credit Union is an equal munication skills. Must be professional, self-motivat- benefits package including opportunity employer. ed, and have the ability to handle multiple documents. Department of Workforce Services As a condition of employment, drug medical, dental, life insurance, 305 North Main Street, Suite 100 testing and background screening are Must be able to work with and interact effectively required for all positions. with professionals from the real estate industry. and 401k. EOE Tooele, Utah B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday August 28, 2007

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If you feel you are who we are looking for, we’d FOR SALE 13yr old pa- will have significant LISA'S MOBILE PET pered Arabian mare 435 843 1856 love to hear from you. experience in many GROOMING. State of $900 2 horse trailer Distribution We will consider applicants who have an equivalent combi- the art grooming salon [email protected] of the following: nation of education and experience to the below qualifica- $1500 Call evenings on wheels. One on one (435)884-6810 Sandra Managing people, tions. Our ideal candidate will: professional services A NEW PRESCHOOL Center in Grantsville! • Have graduated from high school and have and five (5) Experience in the rendered at your own Need to sell that new IN STANSBURY! construction indus- years of progressively responsible experience in grounds We are currently accepting applications maintenance, landscape, construction and repair, or a related home or office. Call champion bull or your Smarty Pants has for the following position try, Payroll, Credit field. Lisa at 435-837-2333 or yearling calves? Place openings. 2 teachers MAINTENANCE and Collections, $12.90/hr to start for T-F • Have at least one (l) year of experience as a supervisor 435-830-0366 your classified ad into equal more one on with responsibility for performance management, work TECHNICIAN Accounts Payable, 47 newspapers, find one. Not potty Human resources, allocation, and problem resolution. LOVING 1yr male, long your buyers quickly. For trained? That’s ok. Boiler experience $14.25/hr to start for S,S,M preferred, but will train. Government reports, • Have prior experience with budget management and the haired orange tabby. only $135. your 25 State licensed, CPR. $3.00/hr raise within 2 1/2 years ability to develop and maintain records of expenses and Free to good home. In- Safety and Computer other financial matters. word classified will be 435-843-1565 Rocky Mountain door only, neutered, seen by up to 500,000 Care offers skills. The company • Be familiar with and able to implement OSHA and general • Health / Dental / Material Handling Positions safety standards. front declaw. Call readers. It is as simple ATTENTION! Small offers competitive Vanessa Insurance Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously • Have excellent written and oral communication skills. as calling the Tooele Wonderz Preschool, • Paid Time Off compensation and • Be able to work in extreme weather conditions including (801)864-4778 Transcript Bulletin at Stansbury. 4yr old • Sick Leave benefits. heat and cold. To apply, please visit our Distribution NEED HELP finding (435)882-0050 for de- class, 3 spots available, • 401 (k) Please send your • Be able to regularly lift 50 lbs. and occasionally lift up to Call today, classes start • Much, much more Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. 100 lbs. Will routinely bend, stoop, twist, push, walk, sit home 2 cats black and tails. (Ucan) resume to: 9/4 435-882-6918 or for long periods of time, lye in prone positions and perform white male female fixed All interested candidates complete [email protected] repetitive hand movements. Must be able to wear essential PIGMY Goat, 7mo old. 801-518-2029 an application available in the Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete declawed Call (435)884-3247 personal protective equipment including head, eye, hand, (435)830-9697 Human Resource Office the Application Process. and foot protection. Child Care in Overlake. 140 East 200 South, Tooele 23 PEOPLE Needed. to • Be available for call-outs or after hours work as assigned. PITTBULL PUPPIES 2 2 fulltime openings Rocky Mountain Care Tooele is a lose 5-100 lbs! All natu- Schedule will be established by the department and may Sporting available 3 years and Drug Free Employer males 4 females both Equal Opportunity Employer ral FREE SAMPLES! vary to serve the needs of the public. Fluctuation during parents on site $150 Goods up, meals and snacks Call 1-888-246-5124 seasonal work is to be expected. each (435)849-2820 included, clean, fun, www.enjoynrgnow.com • Possess a valid driver’s license and Department of Motor SELLING YOUR moun- loving home. Before Vehicle Driving Record acceptable to Tooele City’s insur- PUPPIES: YORKIES, tain bike? Advertise it in 2hrs daily collecting ance provider. and after school care OPERATORS • Be able to pass a background check including working in a AKC registered, 1 fe- the classifieds. Call also available. Call leads for home exteri- position of trust in proximity to children. male, 2 males, 6wks 882-0050 www.tooele J a c k i e a t ors company. $10/hr old. Hurry! Call & save transcript.com (435)882-1350 for info. Superior plus bonus Must have To apply, return a completed Tooele City Application yours! First call, first Excavating, car, must be self and resume to the Tooele City Human Resource Office, serve. (435)843-7614 HAVE FUN While located in Grantsville, starter. Call Dave for in- Propak Corporation, a growing pallet management 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074, prior to 5:00 p.m. (530)321-3201 Lost & Found Learning! Join us at terview (801)541-7152 on the September 4th. “Karma’s Kiddie Utah has full time company is currently accepting applications for Applications may be obtained from the City website at SCHNOODLES (Half K o r n e r . ” I n openings for qualified A FEMALE tutor for two Pallet Sorters and Forklift Drivers. www.tooelecity.org or from the HR office. Snauzer Half poodle) REWARD: ANY INFOR- Granstville Register general construction 15yr old girls, 15-20hrs Pre-employment and random drug screen required. Ready 8/20/07 3 males MATION ABOUT now for 2007-08 equipment opera- per week. Pay negotia- Applicants applying for a sorter position must EEO Employer $200/ea 2 Females MISSING BLACK FE- ble. Call Rick (801)414- School year. 3yr olds tors. Preferred five be able to lift at least 70 lbs. Starting pay for $250/ea (435)841-9051 MALE BORDER COL- call: Miss Holly years experience. 7333 LIE MIX May have pallet sorters is $10.50 per hour. Background 884-3365 or Miss We require a pre- A NATIONAL PALLET been adopted from School Nurse Positions Luann 884-6785. 4yr Comapany is looking and Drug Screen are required. We are an equal c o u n t y s h e l t e r . employment drug olds call: Miss Janet for a few forklift drivers opportunity employer. (435)837-2149 screen. Competitive Tooele County Health Department is Hiring 884-6731. 26 Years and hard working indi- of Experience! wage depending on Please apply at Wal-Mart Distribution Center at A School Nurse to work in the Tooele County experience. viduals to repair pallets Personals MY LOVING, caring day- at their Tooele facility. If 929 North SR 138 in Grantsville, UT and School District care in Stansbury will Apply in person at you feel that you are ask for Ross with Propak or call 435-884-5205 give you peace of mind 981 North Industrial hard working and like ALCOHOLIC ANONY- to get paid accordingly, Applicants must have a Bachelors Degree in Nursing or an Associate while you’re away. Park Drive. MOUS meets daily at Meals, snacks, and pre- p l e a s e c a l l Degree Registered Nurse with two years nursing experience. noon and 8pm at 1120 school provided. 2 full (435)843-4280. Part-Time Appointment to position will be contingent upon passing background W Utah Ave. Call time openings. Call AVON: TO BUY OR 882-7358. DRIVERS and drug test. Schedule will be 190 school days/8 hrs per day and Brooke 435-228-8324. SELL. Sell to anyone. Police Officer For information call in- THE KIDS Park Now en- Superior cover the same days as certified teachers. An application can be dependent sales repre- rolling for fall preschool Child Care Excavating, sentative Vi Knutson The Tooele City Police Department has openings downloaded online at www.tooelesd.org, on the employment link MWF Class TTH Class located in Grantsville, 884-3830 for part-time, certified and experienced police under certified application. (435)843-0807 Active Utah has a full time officers. BABYSITTER NEEDED learning curriculum. opening for qualified Business owners If you For more information contact Sherrie Ashlstrom, For 22 month old Tues- belly dump and water need someone fast, To be considered you must be currently working as day through Friday DEADLINES FOR clas- truck drivers. Drivers place your classified ad a police officer or detective for another state or local Community Health Supervisor at (435) 843-2310. 5am-1:30pm Call sifieds ads are Monday will be responsible in all 45 of Utah's news- law enforcement agency; or, you must have previ- (435)224-2876 or and Wednesdays by for pre-trip and post- papers. The person you ously worked as a police officer or detective and be Open Until Filled (801)865-4089 4:45 p.m. trip inspections and are looking for could be certifiable as a law enforcement officer. Our part- equipment cleanli- from out of town. The time officers help supplement our staffing needs. ness. Must be able cost is only $155. for a This is an excellent opportunity to supplement your to work seasonal 25 word ad and it income or to obtain experience with a second law DRIVER’S overtime, including reaches up to 340,000 enforcement agency. Join the Team Saturdays as needed. households. All you do wanted for Northern UT based company Must have Class A is call the Transcript CDL with doubles Bulletin at 882-0050 for To apply, return a completed Tooele City Application Immediate Openings OTR for flatbeds. Two years experience and triples endorse- all the details. (Mention and resume to the Tooele City HR required. No Trucks older than 3 years, ment. Competitive UCAN) Office, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074. This wage depending on recruitment will remain open until the needs of Home Health/Hospice all trucks 379 Peterbilts. Home weekends. CASHIER P/T Must be the agency are filled. Med/Surg RNs experience. We re- 21 dependable with ref- Health insurance, paid vacation, 401k. quire a pre- employ- erences, good cus- Applications may be obtained from the RNs & CNAs • Accute Care exp required ment drug screen. • Home care exp preferred Part & Full time driver’s welcome. tomer service skills a City website at www.tooelecity.org or from the • Need current licensure/ Wage depending on must. Apply at Vine human resource office. • Need current licensure/ experience. certification Call 800-538-2604 or 435-744-0119 S t r e e t M a r k e t Pre-employment & random drug screen required. EEO Employer certification Apply in person at (435)882-1407 981 North Industrial Dietary Aid Park Drive. Join the Magic of Miller Medical Assist. • FT with Benefits • Two PRN Positions • Variable Hours FOOD SERVICE Oppor- available tunities!! Immediate • Current Licensure openings in Magna for Full time Lead Cooks, Deli Work- Preferred ers, Dish machine Op- erators, and Cashiers! Maintenance Medical Records Coder All must have great Customer Service Level 1 & 2 Motorsports Park • Full-Time w/Benefits is accepting applications for: Skills, Exceptional At- Tech • Credentialed Coder or equivalent work • Miners • Mechanics tendance records, veri- Individual will be responsible for: fiable employment ex- experience in a hospital setting required • Performing a variety of Track maintenance • Welders • Truck Drivers perience. Great thing • Managing inventory control. • Machinists • Carpenters about this job is that it To Apply is Monday thru Fridays • Troubleshooting skills • Millwrights • Supervisors Days!! Let the others work the weekends and James Glade • Electricians • Laborers Individual must: evenings. Enjoy 9 Paid • Be self motivated, organized, team player, and be able to phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 • Equipment Operators Holidays! Premium pay [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com for all positions. work in different weather conditions… Send cover letter & resume to: • Serving the Mining/Oil & Gas/ $50-$75 signing bo- • Be able to run a fork lift and various types of equipment, Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept Industrial/Construction Industries nuses depending on Track/ground maintenance. Must have a good driving 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 position. Email us at record. Electrical and HVAC knowledge helpful. Please call Richard or fax resume therealequalizer@gmail • Be willing to work flexible hours including weekends 915 N. Main • Tooele .com or fax resume to 801.251.3605 and holidays. 435-843-7561 • 435-843-7459 FRAMERS NEEDED Please email resumes to [email protected] 435-840-3969 Mobile steady work, reliable or mail to: Miller Motorsports Park, Re: Maintenance Tech 435-843-7565 Fax pay, Call TJ at Level 1 & 2 2901 N. 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Apply in person Experience preferred Business new wheels, bearings, Transcript Bulletin Clas- at Denny’s, 925 North but will train the right 518 Dristeena Way Saturday Sept. 1st • 10 – 6 pm Opportunities new marine battery, sified section. Main. person. Apply at Tunex electric trolling motor, 1521 N Main or fax re- Grantsville’s Finest Home 4326 Liddell Lane • Erda, UT ALL CASH CANDY cabelas fish finder, sume to 435-843-8993 Must see Route. Do you earn swivel seats all in- to believe! $800 in a day? Your cluded Asking $850 Nanny Needed. Loving own local candy route. (435)849-0504 nanny needed for 4 Includes 30 machines LOTS FOR SALE CALL 882-8536. Two adorable children. and candy. All for boats, 10ft Basshunter, Hours 7:30am- 5:30pm $9,995. 1(888)745- no trailer OR 12ft Alu- M-F. Please call Kim- 3353 (ucan) South Willow Ranches berly (435)830-9346, or minum w/trailer for sale. Carrie (801)573-0334. $359,000 ANTARES VENDING Also riding mowers, ask Phase 2 Machines combination for prices. NEWSPAPER CARRI- 2 floors, 3.5 bathrooms, 2898 square feet, 3 bedrooms, snack and soda with bill ERS needed for early 1 acre lot, 2 car garage, built in 1994, Fireplace, FOR SALE 2004 Glas- ½ acre to 1 acre lots in Grantsville changer Excellent Con- tron 20.5 open bow 270 morning driving routes $ Central A/C, Carpeted Floors, Wood Floors, Patio, dition $1200 each Improved Lots / with irrigation water for the Deseret Morning 385,000 horse inboard/ outboard Public Transportation near by, Acre zoned for farm (435)884-0107 like new 16hrs use news and Salt Lake One acre horse property, over 3,780 sq feet, 3 oversized animals, Main floor is 1689 sq feet, living room, family FITNESS CENTER w/extras $25000 obo $ $ Tribune. Contact bedrooms, 2 ½ bathrooms, grand master bath with jetted 95,000.00 to 143,000.00 Brenda (435)496-3596 room, 2 bedrooms, den, full bath, kitchen/dining area, 12750sqft, Main Street. (435)843-5212 tub, Large great room, gas log fireplace, energy star Handball courts, lock- PARKING LOT Atten- efficient, knotty alder cabinets, granite countertops, smart laundry room with bath, exits to the garage, basement is 1200 sq feet, approximately 65% finished. ers, showers, saunas, dant, Utah State Fair, home technology, 3 car garage. hot tubs, mirrored aero- Autos September 6-16, FT/ Call: Daniele (435) 830-4990 You won’t believe how practical & beautiful this home is! bic/ dance area. Unlim- PT Available, We need Call Royce and Linda Cook 435-833-9721 ited possibilities! Dependable and Ambi- For tours & info. call Kirk D. Pearson Construction $500! POLICE IM- Offered thru Diamond D Realty For Sale By Owner 882-7094, POUNDS! Cars from tious help. Call (801) 856-1471, ask for Kirk (801)860-5696 (435)615-1532 Willing to Negotiate $500! Hondas, Chevys, REAL ESTATE Income Jeeps and more!!! opportunity. Low tech- Available now. For list- BIG CHECK. Earn ings call (800)586-3805 while you learn call extension 9977. (ucan) (877)317-8731 03 CHEV Malibu, 4 door, Small Business owners: V6, $5900. (435) Place your classified ad 830-8073 in 45 newspapers 1977 FORD Mustang throughout Utah for II Interior and body in Sandra’s only $155. for 25 good condition needs words, and $5. per carburetor an electri- word over 25. You will cal work $1800 obo reach up to 340,000 435-830-2344 households and it is a one call, one order, one 1981 FORD Bronco bill program. Call the needs fuel pump and Transcript Bulletin at power steering box 882-0050 for further $500 obo Call after info. (ucan) 3:30 (435)224-4105 Randy (435)224-2455 1984 BMW 766i 4dr V6, Wanted blue exterior and interior two show tires in- MONEY MINDED Entre- c l u d e d $ 8 0 0 preneurs Wanted!. (435)840-8306 Have you Ever Played, (435)840-5972 or Ever Wanted to Play 1988 JEEP Cherokee Cash Flow 101? Look- sport Lifted 4X4, inline ing For people who 6 cylinder $1400 obo Sandra Larsen Wants To play Cash (435)849-3782 Flow 101. From The Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend New York BestSeller 1994 FORD Escort 4 cyl- Rich Dad Poor Dad & inder 5 speed, runs Cashflow Quadrant great, great gas mile- From Robert T. Kiyo- a g e , $ 1 2 0 0 saki. Call Me Let's Play (435)830-6189 Today, It's Awesome. 1998 BUICK Park Ave- Matt 435-840-4069 nue about 119,000 WINDOW MOUNTED miles $5000 Call Air conditioner wanted. (801)388-3790 435 Janet (435)884-6731 2001 SUZUKI Esteem, 224.9186 good condition, good Recreational interior, low miles, ex- 367 S. 607 LAND Vehicles cellent on gas, 5 speed, new front tires, $3000 400 W. Quail 1975 FORD F350 obo. (435)830-5914 Camper, 51k, 351 V8 4 2002 PONTIAC Grand Circle speed, fair shape, Prix, fully loaded, power ONLY $1500 or trade package, excellent con- $ Reduced (435)843-7647 dition, 58,000 miles. $ 149,900 only 1979 NOMAD Camp $7,200 obo. Call MLS #706206 299,900 MLS #693669 Trailer Excellent condi- 435-830-2426 o r Incredible value for this completely finished, tion self contained, 435-830-2665 Darling Brick Rambler. Close to schools, custom built home on Tooele East side! well established neighborhood. Newer alum. sleeps 6, shower, tub, 2003 SUBARU Legacy Evidence of owners pride throughout the refrigerator, $2250 obo Outback fully loaded, roof, newer vinyl wind., newer furnace & c/a, whole house and yard. Enjoy nature in the 260 W. 400 North (435)882-0101 excellent condition asking $13,200. Bulldog vaulted ceilings. Beautiful wood floors under .50 acres. 1987 NOMAD 32ft 5th serene surroundings of the secluded back ATV trailer $1200 used carpet. Fully landscaped & sprinklers!! wheel trailer with hitch twice. (435)830-1894 yard. Sunrises and sunsets to LIVE for! $5000 (435)830-2749 (801)201-7332 76 N 100 E Tooele, Ut 2005 CHRYSLER Paci- CAMP TRAILER. 87 572 6741 fica loaded, heated Komfort 22ft self- con- leather seats, naviga- tained, new awning, tion system, DVD, 3rd Skyline Bridle $4000 obo. Call row, low miles $19,500 882-2589 Dr. Farms (435)884-6906 or (435)840-1468 Priced Low Motorcycles & ONLY for Salt Lake FOR SALE 1987 CJ7 $ 250 W. 408 North $ Valley! 259,900 ATVs Jeep V8 lift, hardtop, 318,900 MLS #705602 1.25 acres. nice Jeep $4000 obo MLS #709866 1997 HONDA Shadow (435)843-5212 Incredible value! 5 yr. old Ivory Home in nice neighborhood, 600cc, 8,600mi with cover, excellent condi- FOR SALE: 1985 Mazda Motivated sellers, bring offer. 2 story beauty on close to kids park. C/A, covered patio, real tion $4,900. 1987 Sien- RX7, in good condition, East bench. Open & spacious room for entertain- hardwood throughout, recessed lighting, 2 tone tra wagon, good for $2000 obo. Call Andy ing. Large master bed & bath w/huge garden tub & paint, bay wind., walk in closet, Basement parts. $300 B.O. (435)224-2326 shower, awesome backyard, .36 acre, lots of fruit stubbed for 3rd bth.,Vinyl fence, full sprinklers 435-884-6037 SELL YOUR CAR or trees. 3800 sq ft. 1999 HONDA CDX2 boat in the classifieds. Custom 750 new bars Call 882-0050 or visit and pipes, new tires, www.tooeletranscript. 931 N. 300 W. 400 North lots of chrome, Great com 1867 N. shape $3500 firm Call TRANSMISSION RE- 650 E. 1.25 acres. Mike (435)830-7912 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost 170 W. (435)843-5528 to Tooele residents. 1999 KAWASAKI 4 Will buy vehicles 1990 WOW! wheeler 250 runs great and up that needs $ Reduced only 199,900 transmission work, $ $ 2 3 0 0 o b o only 264,000 MLS #716569 (435)849-2295 cash paid. Shop MLS #705203 (435)882-0881 (801)972-5810 Home (435)843-8181 Best of Everything in Overlake! Large house Great rambler in desirable neighborhood. Close 2004 KTM 450SX, runs and Large Yard!All you need to finish in bsmt to elementary school. Easy commute to Salt Lofgren great, paddle tire in- is family room. Already set up for gas fireplace Acres cluded. $4000 obo. Call SUVs Lake City. Main floor laundry. Central air. 3 Nathan at (435)249- and surround sound. Master bedroom is large Tone paint. Large cement patio stubbed for gas. 0315 40 acre lots, well permit located in Lofgren, 1987 FORD Bronco V8 with large walk in shower and walk in closet. RV parking. Tiled bathrooms, laundry and entry. 10 miles south of Vernon. Close to elem. and jr high 2005 Harley Davidson 302cu inch at new bat- Ultra Classic. FLHTCUI tery, alternator, starter, White Pearl w/lots breaks, CD player, add-ons, cover & bike power windows, locks. Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. jack included, 7500 R u n s g r e a t miles w/pre-paid serv- (435)830-1081 ice. 801-870-8626 2004 JEEP Grand All offices independently owned and operated. Information 79 YAMAHA 650, Good Cherokee, 4X4, loaded, deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. condition, 4,000 miles, 49800 miles, new tires, 1185 N. Main • Tooele new battery, new spark- like new, $16500. plug, new back tire. 435-228-8600 o r $1200. (435)884-3119 435-228-8700. B10 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday August 28, 2007

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Call Horse Property on .85 SOUTH WILLOW Newer Kim (801)360-6517 to Acre with Barn, Arena, Out 2 story $1295/mo see. $ $ Buildings, 4 beds/1 bath. 367 PLAZA CIRCLE 244 DONNER PLACE GRANTSVILLE • $248,900 3bdrm and laundry on 229,900 289,900 Built in Log. Entertainment GRANTSVILLE • $215,000 BUY 5BDRM FORE- NEW Beautiful, fully ﬁnished all on top floor 3bth gor- Center and Fireplace. SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES CLOSURE! O n l y Beautiful North East Tooele Home. 3 Bed- home. .37 acres, 5 bdrm, 3 bth geous .5acre EBRE Co. 1/3 acre rambler $120,000! This home room, 2.5 Bath. A finished basement would 5 bedrooms • 3.5 baths Matt (801)597-7707 1681 E. 9400 S. must sell! More homes give you 2800 sq. feet. This home has it all. SANDY, UT • $279,000 Eastbench beauty CONDO • SLC TOOELE available now! For list- Upgraded kitchen, tile, carpet, lighting and 2 tiered deck 1088 Big Tree • $320,000 515 S. 1000 E. • $225,000 4bdrm 3bth Rambler fin- ings call (800)586-3901 paint. Reverse osmosis, water softener. South Willow Estates Aztec condos. ished basement, 2 car extension 5855. (ucan) 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. Totally remodeled condo. Horse Property GRANTSVILLE • $285,900 garage, $1150/mo No smoking/ pets BUYERS ARE Online! 3 bdrm, 2 bath So are we! The Solu- .50 acre lot. 3400 sq ft Lease to Own or Buy 1072 N 490 East PRICE REDUCED! t i o n s T e a m Michell Anderson 840-8898 1122 DAVENPORT Davidson Realty 241 Utah Ave. 472 E. 770 N. HORSE PROPERTY! GRANTSVIILE • $278,000 (801)466-5078 (435)884-9449 www.in- 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. tooelecounty.com SANDY, UT • $455,000 WANTED MALE Room- 5 bdrm w/ great swimming Lease to Own mate non smoking, non CAN’T GET A loan? You pool. .73 acres. Horse Property. In Stansbury or Grantsville drinking, no pets to can buy with no qualify- 419 PREMIER 3 bd, 2 bth, $1,450 month share new Stansbury ing. Credit problems ok GRANTSVILLE • $289,900 251 E. LEGRAND • $245,000 home $500/mo plus 5% moves you in. Big Beautiful Rambler. HORSE PROPERTY Becky (435)884-0193 Almost 1 acre, 3500 sq ft. .52 acres. South Willow Estates Lease to Own s p l i t u t i l i t i e s 1 – 2 bd, 2 bath (435)840-2781 (435)224-4932 $1,600 month (801)502-6517 PRICE REDUCED DRASTICALLY Earn equity while FANTASTIC 4bdrm you lease to own. S E L L I N G Y O U R 4bth Rambler, Fully $ $ SOUTHERN UTAH REDUCED HOME? Advertise it in Finishes, Fully Land- 184,900 195,900 11 SOUTH 400 EAST 2 Executive Lease to the classifieds. Call scaped, 1/2 acre. 229 ALEXANDER COURT Call Angela at Remax MEADOW, UT GRANTSVILLE • $215,000 Owns Available Now 882-0050 or visit Rambler • 4 bdrms • 2 bths 4 bdrm • 2 full bath Filmore County VERY MOTIVATED SELLER! www.tooeletran Advanced for more in- SOLD Almost 5 acres. Beautiful 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1444 sq ft Anybody with fair, but not script.com formation (435)884- 2 family rooms • fireplace Fully fenced • Mountain/lake views family home with historic Rambler. Next to tot lot on perfect credit, I have lease 3490. Great eastside neighborhood log cabin on property. the green belt. to owns.Call for details. BECOME A SUB- large .47 acre lot SCRIBER. 882-0050 FSBO, 3bdrm 1bth, air, garage, patio, land- Lana McKean SELL YOUR CAR or scaped, sprinkling sys- 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 boat in the classifieds. tem, incl: w/d, refridg- Call 882-0050 or visit erator, 1 share water, www.tooeletranscript. lot: 55”x150. $147,500. Michelle Anderson com or e-mail your ad 435-882-7094 to tbp@tooeletran- 801-860-5696 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 script.com GRANTSVILLE NEW Tooele County’s Family Real Estate Advisor FREE HOME S E L L I N G Y O U R CUSTOM Home, 3 car Mandy Heart HOME? Advertise it in garage, bonus room, 435-833-0233 • 435-884-1620 CONSULTATION the classifieds. Call 4000sqft on over 1/2 882-0050 or visit acre, 10k below ap- 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah www.tooeletran praisal. $359,900 Brad 840-0344 script.com 801-836-5463 www.HousingPro.net NOTICE OF PETITION SEEKING ANNEXA- TION INTO GRANTS- VILLE CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an annexation petition covering property located along the north west boundary of Grantsville City has been filed with the City Recorder of Grantsville City. Pursuant to the petition Shirley Worthing- ton, Jay R. Worthington C. Jason Worthington and L&S Buildiers and Developers L.L.C. are are seeking to annex approximately 187 acres of land into the corporate boundaries of Grantsville City, which includes that portion of Old Lincoln Highway which abuts Petitioner’s property. The land included in the annexation petition is described as follows: BEGINNING AT THE NORTH QUARTER CORNER OF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 6 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN, TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTH 0E35'22" EAST 3055.06 FEET ALONG THE NORTH-SOUTH QUAR- TER SECTION LINE TO THE NORTHERLY LINE PUBLIC NOTICE OF GRANTSVILLE Renewal of Ground Wa- CITY; THENCE ALONG ter Quality Discharge SAID LINE SOUTH Permit UGW450005 The 6 5 º 2 4 ' 3 8 " WEST Utah Department of En- 1 6 8 1 . 3 2 FEET; vironmental Quality is re- THENCE SOUTH questing public 24º20'22" EAST 273.94 comment regarding ini- TO THE 40 ACRE LINE tial decisions by the AND THE GRANTS- Co-Executive Secretary VILLE CITY LINE; of the Utah Water Qual- THENCE SOUTH ity Board to renew the 89º31'39" WEST677.00 EnergySolutions, LLC FEET ALONG SAID (Permittee) Ground Wa- LINE TO THE WEST- ter Quality Discharge NOTICE OF TRUS- ERLY LINE OF THE Permit UGW450005. TEE’S SALE OLD LINCOLN HIGH- This action is being The following described WAY; THENCE ALONG taken under the authority real property will be sold SAID LINE THE FOL- of the Utah Water Qual- at public auction to the LOWING 4 COURSES ity Act, Section 19-5-115 highest bidder payable AND DISTANCES: and R317-6, Utah Code in lawful money of the NORTH 33E26'45" Annotated 1953, as United States at the time WEST 1001.48 FEET, amended. Permittee In- of sale, At the east en- NORTH 33E39'02" formation: trance at the Tooele WEST 104.30 FEET, NAME: EnergySolutions, County Courthouse, 74 NORTH 33E10'00" LLC MAILING AD- South 100 East, Tooele, WEST 918.19 FEET, DRESS: 300 South, UT, on 9/10/2007 at NORTH 32E58'50" 423 West, Salt Lake 01:00 PM of said day, WEST 356.46 FEET TO City, UT 84101 for the purpose of fore- THE SOUTHERLY LINE TELEPHONE closing a trust deed exe- EXTENDED OF LOT 1, NUMBER: cuted by Lupe Kinikini, a SAGE ACRES, MINOR (801) 532-1330 single woman as Trus- SUBDIVISION; THENCE FACILITY LOCATION: tor(s), in favor of Argent EAST 739.29 FEET South Clive, Tooele Mortage Company, LLC, ALONG SAID LINE TO County, Utah and recorded on THE WEST LINE OF The proposed renewal 04/06/2005, as Entry No. SECTION 23, TOWN- will extend the Permit for 238490 of Official Re- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE PUBLIC NOTICE another five-year term cords of Tooele County, 6 WEST; THENCE Renewal of Ground Wa- and is based on a review Utah, covering real prop- NORTH 0E44'15" WEST ter Quality Discharge of the Permittee’s Sep- erty located at 961 North 677.03 FEET ALONG Permit UGW450005 The tember 1, 2004 renewal 650 East, Tooele, UT NOTICE OF PETITION SAID LINE TO THE 40 Utah Department of En- request and associated 84074, Tooele County, SEEKING ANNEXA- ACRE LINE; THENCE vironmental Quality is re- documents. Major State of Utah and more TION INTO GRANTS- NORTH 89E44'38" questing public changes associated with particularly described as VILLE CITY EAST 1325.38 FEET comment regarding ini- this Permit renewal are follows: Lot 254, Canyon NOTICE IS HEREBY ALONG SAID LINE TO tial decisions by the limited to a revision of a at Walden Hills subdivi- GIVEN, that an annexa- ANOTHER 40 ACRES Co-Executive Secretary few ground water protec- sion, No.2, a subdivision tion petition covering LINE; THENCE NORTH of the Utah Water Qual- tion levels based on of Tooele City. Accord- property located along 0E39'49" WEST 1333.36 ity Board to renew the natural variations in ing to the official plat the north west boundary FEET ALONG SAID EnergySolutions, LLC background concentra- thereof on file and of re- of Grantsville City has LINE TO THE NORTH (Permittee) Ground Wa- tions. A draft Permit record in the Tooele been filed with the City LINE OF SAID SEC- ter Quality Discharge newal with the State- County Recorder's Of- Recorder of Grantsville TION 23; THENCE Permit UGW450005. ment of Basis will be TOOELE COUNTY fice. A.P.N. 13-039-0- City. Pursuant to the pe- NORTH 89E51'07" This action is being available for review SCHOOL DISTRICT 0254 The address of the tition Shirley Worthing- EAST 1327.12 FEET taken under the authority and/or copying between BOARD OF EDUCA- property is purported to ton, Jay R. Worthington ALONG SAID LINE TO of the Utah Water Qual- 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. TION SPECIAL MEET- be 961 North 650 East C. Jason Worthington THE POINT OF BEGIN- ity Act, Section 19-5-115 Monday through Friday, ING Tooele, UT 84074 The and L&S Buildiers and NING, CONTAINING and R317-6, Utah Code at the address listed be- PUBLIC HEARING NO- 92 S Lodestone Way undersigned disclaims li- Developers L.L.C. are 187 ACRES, MORE OR Annotated 1953, as low. Public comments TICE Pine Canyon Tooele UT 84074 ability for any error in the are seeking to annex ap- LESS. amended. Permittee In- are invited on or before Township Planning Wednesday, August 29, address. Said sale will proximately 187 acres of The Grantsville City formation: Friday, September 28, Commission 2007, 6:30 p.m. be made without cove- land into the corporate Council received written NAME: EnergySolutions, 2007 at 5:00 pm. Com- Pine Canyon Township AMENDED AGENDA nant or warranty, ex- boundaries of Grantsville notice of the City Recor- LLC MAILING AD- ments may be directed Planning Commission (Aug 22, 2007) pressed or implied, re- City, which includes that der’s certification that DRESS: 300 South, to the Utah Division of The Pine Canyon Town- Agenda: garding title, possession, portion of Old Lincoln this petition meets the 423 West, Salt Lake Radiation Control, 168 ship Planning Commis- 1.0 Roll Call and Pledge or encumbrances, to pay Highway which abuts requirements of Utah City, UT 84101 North 1950 West, P.O. sion will hold a public of Allegiance the remaining principal Petitioner’s property. Law on August 15, 2007. TELEPHONE Box 144850, Salt Lake hearing on September 6, 2.0 Resolution confirm- sum of the note(s) se- The land included in the The Grantsville City NUMBER: City, Utah, 84114-4850, Tuesday August 200728, at20077:00 p.m. in the ing the sale and author- cured by saidTooeleDeed of annexationTranscrippetitiont-Bulleis Counciltinmay grant the (801) 532-1330 or by email to DFINERB11- Auditorium at the Tooele izing the issuance of Trust, with interest described as follows: petition and annex the FACILITY LOCATION: [email protected]. All County Courthouse, 47 $37,000,000 General thereon, as provided in BEGINNING AT THE area described in the pe- South Clive, Tooele comments received Water Shares SouthPublicMain, NoticesTooele, ObligationPublicSchool NoticesBuild - saidPublicnote(s), Noticesadvances, if NORTHPublic NoticesQUARTER titionPublicunless Noticeson or before Public Notices County,Public Utah Notices withinPublicthe 30-dayNoticescom - Utah.Meetings ing BondsMeetings(Utah School any, underTrusteesthe terms of CORNERMiscellaneousOF SECTION SeptemberMiscellaneous14, 2007, a Miscellaneous TheMiscellaneousproposed renewal mentMiscellaneousperiod will be con- 1. AMG / AMD Bond Guaranty Pro- the Deed of Trust, esti- 23, TOWNSHIP 2 written protest to the an- will extend the Permit for sidered in the formula- WATER RIGHT For one 07-03500001 To Chap- gram), Series 2007 of mated fees, charges and SOUTH, RANGE 6 nexation petition is filed PUBLIC NOTICE another five-year term tion of final determina- acre foot of water ter 17 Moderate Income the Board; and providing expenses of the Trustee WEST, SALT LAKE with the Tooele County Renewal of Ground Wa- and is based on a review tions to be imposed on T o o e l e V a l l e y Housing SEQ CHAP- for related matters. and of the trusts created BASE AND MERIDIAN, Boundary Commission ter Quality Discharge of the Permittee’s Sep- the Permit. A public (435)882-1612 TER \h \r 1 3.0 Ratification of Nego- by said Deed of Trust, to TOOELE COUNTY, and a copy of the protest Permit UGW450005 The tember 1, 2004 renewal hearing will be in Salt Mary Dixon, Secretary tiated Agreement wit: $113,440.00 (Esti- UTAH AND RUNNING is delivered to the Utah Department of En- request and associated Lake City, on Tuesday, Pine Canyon Township 4.0 Executive Session – mated). Sale information THENCE SOUTH Grantsville City Recorder vironmental Quality is re- documents. Major September 25, 2007 at Buildings Planning Commission Personnel/ Negotiations/ may be available by call- 0E35'22" EAST 3055.06 at 429 East Main Street, questing public changes associated with 6:00 p.m. at the Utah (Published in Transcript Property Acquisition/ ing one business day FEET ALONG THE Grantsville Utah84029. comment regarding ini- this Permit renewal are Department of Environ- Bulletin August 28 & 30, Possible Litigation prior to (or on) the NORTH-SOUTH QUAR- Protests may be filed tial decisions by the limited to a revision of a mental Quality, 168 If you build, remodel or 2007) 5.0 Adjourn scheduled sale date. TER SECTION LINE TO with the Tooele County Co-Executive Secretary few ground water protec- North 1950 West, Build- remove buildings you (Published in the Tran- Please be advised that THE NORTHERLY LINE Boundary Commission of the Utah Water Qual- tion levels based on ing No. 2, Room 101. can place your classi- PUBLIC NOTICE The script Bulletin August 16, the opening bid amount OF GRANTSVILLE at the office of the ity Board to renew the natural variations in Additional information re- fied ad in 45 of Utah's Lake Point Cemetery 21, 23 & 28, 2007) may be reduced from the CITY; THENCE ALONG Tooele County Clerk, 47 EnergySolutions, LLC background concentra- garding the Permit newspapers for only and Park Service Area total debt due. Bidders SAID LINE SOUTH South Main Street, (Permittee) Ground Wa- tions. A draft Permit re- changes may be ob- $155. for 25 words ($5. will hold it's regularly Public Notices must be prepared to ten- 6 5 º 2 4 ' 3 8 " WEST Tooele, Utah 84074. ter Quality Discharge newal with the State- tained upon request by for each additional scheduled Meeting of der to the trustee 1 6 8 1 . 3 2 FEET; Protests may be filed by Permit UGW450005. ment of Basis will be calling Loren Morton at word). You will reach the Board on September Trustees $5,000.00 at the sale THENCE SOUTH the legislative body or This action is being available for review (801) 536-4250, or by up to 340,000 house- 6th, 2007 at 8:00 PM. and the balance of the 24º20'22" EAST 273.94 governing board of taken under the authority and/or copying between writing the DRC at the holds and all you do is The meeting will be held Deadline for public no- purchase price by 10:00 TO THE 40 ACRE LINE Tooele County, a local of the Utah Water Qual- 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. aforementioned address. call the Transcript Bul- at the Lake Point Park tices is 4 p.m. the day AM the day following the AND THE GRANTS- district under Utah Code ity Act, Section 19-5-115 Monday through Friday, Related documents are letin at 882-0050 for all Pavilion (1337 Canyon prior to publication. sale. Both payments VILLE CITY LINE; Ann. Title 17B, Limited and R317-6, Utah Code at the address listed be- available for review at the details. (Mention Road) in Lake Point, Public notices submit- must be in the form of a THENCE SOUTH Purpose Local Govern- Annotated 1953, as low. Public comments the DRC. In compliance UCAN Classified Net- Utah. The Agenda is as ted past the deadline cashier’s check. Cash or 89º31'39" WEST677.00 ment Entities - Local Dis- amended. Permittee In- are invited on or before with the Americans with work) follows: will not be accepted. “official checks” are not FEET ALONG SAID tricts, or special service formation: Friday, September 28, Disabilities Act, individu- 1. Call to order. UPAXLP acceptable. This firm is LINE TO THE WEST- district under Utah Code NAME: EnergySolutions, 2007 at 5:00 pm. Com- als with special needs Public Notices 2. Approval of Minutes NOTICE OF TRUS- assisting in the collection ERLY LINE OF THE Ann. Title 17A, Chapter LLC MAILING AD- ments may be directed (including auxiliary com- Meetings 3. Financial Report TEE’S SALE of a debt and any infor- OLD LINCOLN HIGH- 2, Part 13, Utah Special DRESS: 300 South, to the Utah Division of municative aids and 4. Public Comments The following described mation obtained may be WAY; THENCE ALONG Service District Act, 423 West, Salt Lake Radiation Control, 168 services) should contact Deadline for public no- 5. Cemetery Update real property will be sold used for that purpose. SAID LINE THE FOL- whose boundaries in- City, UT 84101 North 1950 West, P.O. Brooke Baker, Office of tices is 4 p.m. the day 6. Park Update at public auction to the Dated: 8/3/2007 LOWING 4 COURSES clude any part of an area TELEPHONE Box 144850, Salt Lake Human Resources at prior to publication. 7. Instruction to Board highest bidder payable John W. Lish, ESQ., as AND DISTANCES: proposed for annexation; NUMBER: City, Utah, 84114-4850, (801) 536-4412 (TDD Public notices submit- Members regarding vot- in lawful money of the Successor Trustee NORTH 33E26'45" the Tooele County (801) 532-1330 or by email to DFINER- 536-4414) at least 10 ted past the deadline ing procedures United States at the time 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite WEST 1001.48 FEET, School District, any mu- FACILITY LOCATION: [email protected]. All working days prior to will not be accepted. 8. Entertain motion to of sale, At the east en- 110 Clearfield, UT NORTH 33E39'02" nicipality whose bounda- South Clive, Tooele comments received close of the comment UPAXLP unconditionally accept trance at the Tooele 84015 Phone (801) WEST 104.30 FEET, ries are within one-half County, Utah within the 30-day com- period. Saddleback Petition to County Courthouse, 74 614-5050 P310321 NORTH 33E10'00" mile of the area pro- The proposed renewal ment period will be con- (Published In the Tran- PUBLIC HEARING NO- Withdraw South 100 East, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- WEST 918.19 FEET, posed for annexation or will extend the Permit for sidered in the formula- script Bulletin August 28, TICE 9. Entertain motion to UT, on 9/10/2007 at script Bulletin August 14, NORTH 32E58'50" any other affected entity another five-year term tion of final determina- 2007) Tooele County Plan- accept Saddleback Peti- 01:00 PM of said day, 21 & 28, 2007) WEST 356.46 FEET TO or party that is author- and is based on a review tions to be imposed on ning Commission tion to Withdraw with for the purpose of fore- THE SOUTHERLY LINE ized to protest the an- of the Permittee’s Sep- the Permit. A public The Tooele County Plan- conditions (If needed) closing a trust deed exe- EXTENDED OF LOT 1, nexation pursuant to the tember 1, 2004 renewal hearing will be in Salt ning Commission will Public Notices 10. Entertain motion to cuted by Lupe Kinikini, a SAGE ACRES, MINOR provisions of the Utah request and associated Lake City, on Tuesday, hold a Public Hearing on deny Saddleback Peti- single woman as Trus- Miscellaneous SUBDIVISION; THENCE Code. documents. Major September 25, 2007 at September 5, 2007 at tion to Withdraw (if tor(s), in favor of Argent EAST 739.29 FEET If this annexation is ap- changes associated with 6:00 p.m. at the Utah 7:00 p.m. in the Audito- Deadline for public no- needed) Mortage Company, LLC, ALONG SAID LINE TO proved, the area pro- this Permit renewal are Department of Environ- rium at the Tooele tices is 4 p.m. the day 11.Assignmentof Board and recorded on THE WEST LINE OF posed for annexation will limited to a revision of a mental Quality, 168 County Courthouse, 47 prior to publication. Member(s) to draft justifi- 04/06/2005, as Entry No. SECTION 23, TOWN- automatically be with- few ground water protec- North 1950 West, Build- South Main, Tooele, Public notices submit- cation letter toWithdraw 238490 of Official Re- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE drawn from the North tion levels based on ing No. 2, Room 101. Utah. ted past the deadline petitioners(if needed) cords of Tooele County, 6 WEST; THENCE Tooele County Fire Pro- natural variations in Additional information re- 1.AMG/ AMD 07- will not be accepted. 12. Public Concerns Utah, covering real prop- NORTH 0E44'15" WEST tection Service District. background concentra- garding the Permit 03500001 To Chapter UPAXLP 13. Adjourn erty located at 961 North 677.03 FEET ALONG This Service District pro- tions. A draft Permit re- changes may be ob- 17 Moderate Income PleasecontactJerryW- 650 East, Tooele, UT NOTICE OF PETITION SAID LINE TO THE 40 vides fire protection, newal with the State- tained upon request by Housing intersat 84074, Tooele County, SEEKING ANNEXA- ACRE LINE; THENCE paramedic and emer- ment of Basis will be calling Loren Morton at 2.PUD/ REZ 07- (801)508-0095foran- State of Utah and more TION INTO GRANTS- NORTH 89E44'38" gency services and available for review (801) 536-4250, or by 03000008 Rush Lake swerstoquestionsorto particularly described as VILLE CITY EAST 1325.38 FEET Grantsville City is not lo- and/or copying between writing the DRC at the Ranches – Concept a r r a n g e f o r follows: Lot 254, Canyon NOTICE IS HEREBY ALONG SAID LINE TO cated within the bounda- 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. aforementioned address. Phase / Rezone from specialaccommodations at Walden Hills subdivi- GIVEN, that an annexa- ANOTHER 40 ACRES ries of said District. Monday through Friday, Related documents are MU-40 to RR-5 – Sec- neededtoattendthism sion, No.2, a subdivision tion petition covering LINE; THENCE NORTH The complete annexa- at the address listed be- available for review at tions 31, 32 Township 4 eeting.(Published in the of Tooele City. Accord- property located along 0E39'49" WEST 1333.36 tion petition including a low. Public comments the DRC. In compliance South Range 5 West – Transcript Bulletin ing to the official plat the north west boundary FEET ALONG SAID map is available for in- are invited on or before with the Americans with Adjacent to town of August 28, 2007) thereof on file and of re- of Grantsville City has LINE TO THE NORTH spection and copying at Friday, September 28, Disabilities Act, individu- Rush Valley cord in the Tooele been filed with the City LINE OF SAID SEC- the office of the City Re- 2007 at 5:00 pm. Com- als with special needs Mary Dixon, Secretary County Recorder's Of- Recorder of Grantsville TION 23; THENCE corder, 429 East Main ments may be directed (including auxiliary com- Tooele County Plan- TOOELE COUNTY fice. A.P.N. 13-039-0- City. Pursuant to the pe- NORTH 89E51'07" Street, Grantsville, Utah to the Utah Division of municative aids and ning SCHOOL DISTRICT 0254 The address of the tition Shirley Worthing- EAST 1327.12 FEET 84029. Radiation Control, 168 services) should contact (Published in the Tran- BOARD OF EDUCA- property is purported to ton, Jay R. Worthington ALONG SAID LINE TO Dated this 22 day of North 1950 West, P.O. Brooke Baker, Office of script Bulletin August 23 TION SPECIAL MEET- be 961 North 650 East C. Jason Worthington THE POINT OF BEGIN- August, 2007. Box 144850, Salt Lake Human Resources at & 28, 2007) ING Tooele, UT 84074 The and L&S Buildiers and NING, CONTAINING By Order of the Grants- City, Utah, 84114-4850, (801) 536-4412 (TDD PUBLIC HEARING NO- 92 S Lodestone Way undersigned disclaims li- Developers L.L.C. are 187 ACRES, MORE OR ville City Council or by email to DFINER- 536-4414) at least 10 TICE Pine Canyon Tooele UT 84074 ability for any error in the are seeking to annex ap- LESS. By Jeremy Walker [email protected]. All working days prior to Township Planning Wednesday, August 29, address. Said sale will proximately 187 acres of The Grantsville City Grantsville City comments received close of the comment Commission 2007, 6:30 p.m. be made without cove- land into the corporate Council received written Recorder within the 30-day com- period. Pine Canyon Township AMENDED AGENDA nant or warranty, ex- boundaries of Grantsville notice of the City Recor- (Published in the Tran- ment period will be con- (Published In the Tran- Planning Commission (Aug 22, 2007) pressed or implied, re- City, which includes that der’s certification that script Bulletin August 23, sidered in the formula- script Bulletin August 28, The Pine Canyon Town- Agenda: garding title, possession, portion of Old Lincoln this petition meets the 28, 30 & September 4, tion of final determina- 2007) ship Planning Commis- 1.0 Roll Call and Pledge or encumbrances, to pay Highway which abuts requirements of Utah 2007) tions to be imposed on sion will hold a public of Allegiance the remaining principal Petitioner’s property. Law on August 15, 2007. the Permit. A public hearing on September 6, 2.0 Resolution confirm- sum of the note(s) se- The land included in the The Grantsville City NOTICE TO CREDI- hearing will be in Salt 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in the ing the sale and author- cured by said Deed of annexation petition is Council may grant the TORS AND AN- Lake City, on Tuesday, Auditorium at the Tooele izing the issuance of Trust, with interest described as follows: petition and annex the NOUNCEMENT OF AP- September 25, 2007 at County Courthouse, 47 $37,000,000 General thereon, as provided in BEGINNING AT THE area described in the pe- POINTMENT 6:00 p.m. at the Utah South Main, Tooele, Obligation School Build- said note(s), advances, if NORTH QUARTER tition unless on or before Estate of WARREN Department of Environ- Utah. ing Bonds (Utah School any, under the terms of CORNER OF SECTION September 14, 2007, a DOUGLAS McKELLAR, mental Quality, 168 1. AMG / AMD Bond Guaranty Pro- the Deed of Trust, esti- 23, TOWNSHIP 2 written protest to the an- Deceased. North 1950 West, Build- 07-03500001 To Chap- gram), Series 2007 of mated fees, charges and SOUTH, RANGE 6 nexation petition is filed P r o b a t e N o . ing No. 2, Room 101. ter 17 Moderate Income the Board; and providing expenses of the Trustee WEST, SALT LAKE with the Tooele County 073300055, Additional information re- Housing SEQ CHAP- for related matters. and of the trusts created BASE AND MERIDIAN, Boundary Commission LAURIE PAUL, whose garding the Permit TER \h \r 1 3.0 Ratification of Nego- by said Deed of Trust, to TOOELE COUNTY, and a copy of the protest address is 5645 West changes may be ob- Mary Dixon, Secretary tiated Agreement wit: $113,440.00 (Esti- UTAH AND RUNNING is delivered to the Prospero Lane, Herri- tained upon request by Pine Canyon Township 4.0 Executive Session – mated). Sale information THENCE SOUTH Grantsville City Recorder man, Utah 84096, has calling Loren Morton at Planning Commission Personnel/ Negotiations/ may be available by call- 0E35'22" EAST 3055.06 at 429 East Main Street, been appointed General (801) 536-4250, or by (Published in Transcript Property Acquisition/ ing one business day FEET ALONG THE Grantsville Utah84029. Personal Representative writing the DRC at the Bulletin August 28 & 30, Possible Litigation prior to (or on) the NORTH-SOUTH QUAR- Protests may be filed of the above-entitled es- aforementioned address. 2007) 5.0 Adjourn scheduled sale date. TER SECTION LINE TO with the Tooele County tate. Creditors of the es- Related documents are (Published in the Tran- Please be advised that THE NORTHERLY LINE Boundary Commission tate are hereby notified available for review at script Bulletin August 16, the opening bid amount OF GRANTSVILLE at the office of the to: (1) deliver or mail the DRC. In compliance 21, 23 & 28, 2007) may be reduced from the CITY; THENCE ALONG Tooele County Clerk, 47 their written claims to the with the Americans with total debt due. Bidders SAID LINE SOUTH South Main Street, Personal Representative Disabilities Act, individu- $BOZPO3JNTooele, Utah 84074. at the address above; or als with special needs must be prepared to ten- 6 5 º 2 4 ' 3 8 " WEST der to the trustee 1 6 8 1 . 3 2 FEET; Protests may be filed by (2) file their written (including auxiliary com- $5,000.00 at the sale THENCE SOUTH the legislative body or claims with the Clerk of municative aids and and the balance of the 24º20'22" EAST 273.94 governing board of the District Court in services) should contact purchase price by 10:00 TO THE 40 ACRE LINE Tooele County, a local Tooele County, or other- Brooke Baker, Office of AM the day following the AND THE GRANTS- district under Utah Code wise present their claims Human Resources at sale. Both payments VILLE CITY LINE; Ann. Title 17B, Limited as required by Utah law (801) 536-4412 (TDD must be in the form of a THENCE SOUTH Purpose Local Govern- within three months after 536-4414) at least 10 cashier’s check. Cash or 89º31'39" WEST677.00 ment Entities - Local Dis- the date of the first publi- working days prior to “official checks” are not FEET ALONG SAID tricts, or special service cation of this notice or be close of the comment acceptable. This firmHANDCARTis LINEROAD TO THE WEST- district under Utah Code forever barred. period. &TUBUFassisting in the collection ERLY LINE OF THE Ann. Title 17A, Chapter LAURIE PAUL (Published In the Tran- of a debt and any infor- OLD LINCOLN HIGH- 2, Part 13, Utah Special 5645 West Prospero script Bulletin August 28, mation obtained may be WAY; THENCE ALONG Service District Act, Lane Herriman, UT 2007) 84096 usedIRON forROD ROADthat purpose. SAID LINE THE FOL- whose boundaries in- Dated: 8/3/2007 LOWING 4 COURSES clude any part of an area (801) 571-4182 John W. Lish, ESQ., as AND DISTANCES: proposed for annexation; (Published in the Tran- Successor Trustee NORTH 33E26'45" the Tooele County script Bulletin August 28, 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite WEST 1001.48 FEET, School District, any mu- September 4 & 11, Final Phase MEMORY LANE nicipality whose bounda- 2007) 110 Clearfield, UT NORTH 33E39'02" 84015 Phone (801) WEST 104.30 FEET, ries are within one-half 614-5050 P310321 NORTH 33E10'00" mile of the area pro- Located at the (Published in the Tran- WEST 918.19 FEET, posed for annexation or NOTICE TO CREDI- script Bulletin August 14, NORTH 32E58'50" any other affected entity TORS 21 & 28, 2007) WEST 356.46•34FEET BeautifulTO or party that is author - Estate of PHYLLIS K. mouth of Settlement THE SOUTHERLY LINE ized to protest the an- COLUCCIO STILTNER, EXTENDED OF LOT 1, nexation pursuant to the Deceased, Probate No. SAGE ACRES, MINOR provisions of the Utah 073300049. Canyon. Building Lots Creditors of the estate SUBDIVISION; THENCE Code. EAST 739.29 FEET If this annexation is ap- are hereby notified to: SETTLEMENT CANYONALONG ROAD SAID LINE TO proved, the area pro- 1) Deliver or mail their THE WEST LINE OF posed for annexation will written claims to the Per- •Nice Communityautomatically be with- sonal Representative's SECTION 23, TOWN- SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE drawn from the North attorney of record, 6 WEST; THENCE Tooele County Fire Pro- DOUGLAS F. WHITE, at NORTH 0E44'15" WEST tection Service District. the following address: •Bring677.03 YourFEET ALONG OwnThis Service District pro- 3282 So. Sunset Hollow This is life at the poverty line. SAID LINE TO THE 40 vides fire protection, Drive, Bountiful, Utah ACRE LINE; THENCE paramedic and emer- 84010; or Builder NORTH 89E44'38" gency services and 2) File their written Every day is about hanging on. And EAST 1325.38 FEET Grantsville City is not lo- claims with the Clerk of ALONG SAID LINE TO cated within the bounda- the Third District Court in making tough choices just to keep ANOTHER 40 ACRES ries of said District. Tooele County at: 74 •Great InvestmentLINE; THENCE NORTH The complete annexa- South 100 East, Tooele, your grip. Food or medicine? Clothes 0E39'49" WEST 1333.36 tion petition including a Utah 84074, or FEET ALONG SAID map is available for in- 3) Otherwise present or rent? It’s a hard way to live. And for LINE TO THE NORTH spection and copying at their claims as required Laramie Dunn LINE OF SAID SEC- the office of the City Re- by Utah Law within three 3.6 million seniors this is life every day. Lots starting at (3) months after the date TION 23; THENCE corder, 429 East Main NORTH 89E51'07" Street, Grantsville, Utah of the first publication of There is a way to help. (435)224-4000 EAST 1327.12 FEET 84029. this notice or be forever $ Dated this 22 day of barred. ALONG SAID LINE TO Go to www.povertyusa.org 79,900THE POINT OF BEGIN- August, 2007. DATE of first publication NING, CONTAINING By Order of the Grants- August 21, 2007. and get involved. Guy Keisel 187 ACRES, MORE OR ville City Council DOUGLAS F. WHITE LESS. By Jeremy Walker Attorney for Personal Grantsville City Representative The Grantsville City Catholic Campaign (435)496-3739 Council received written Recorder 3282 So. Sunset Hol- notice of the City Recor- (Published in the Tran- low Drive for Human Development der’s certification that script Bulletin August 23, Bountiful, Utah 84010 this petition meets the 28, 30 & September 4, Telephone: For a one person household, Megan Dunn requirements of Utah 2007) (435)843-9399 the poverty line is $9,973. Law on August 15, 2007. FAX: (435)843-9399 The Grantsville City (Published in the Tran- Council may grant the script Bulletin August 21, (435)224-4100 petition and annex the 28 & September 4, area described in the pe- 2007) tition unless on or before September 14, 2007, a written protest to the annexation petition is filed with the Tooele County Boundary Commission and a copy of the protest is delivered to the Grantsville City Recorder at 429 East Main Street, Grantsville Utah84029. Protests may be filed with the Tooele County Boundary Commission at the office of the Tooele County Clerk, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. Protests may be filed by the legislative body or governing board of Tooele County, a local district under Utah Code Ann. Title 17B, Limited Purpose Local Govern- ment Entities - Local Dis- tricts, or special service district under Utah Code Ann. Title 17A, Chapter 2, Part 13, Utah Special Service District Act, whose boundaries include any part of an area proposed for annexation; the Tooele County School District, any mu- nicipality whose boundaries are within one-half mile of the area proposed for annexation or any other affected entity or party that is author- ized to protest the annexation pursuant to the provisions of the Utah Code. If this annexation is approved, the area proposed for annexation will automatically be with- drawn from the North Tooele County Fire Pro- tection Service District. This Service District provides fire protection, paramedic and emergency services and Grantsville City is not located within the boundaries of said District. The complete annexation petition including a map is available for in- spection and copying at the office of the City Re- corder, 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029. Dated this 22 day of August, 2007. By Order of the Grants- ville City Council By Jeremy Walker Grantsville City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin August 23, 28, 30 & September 4, 2007) B12

B12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 28, 2007

was going to go back to his old he felt miserable and wasn’t mak- pitality they’re used to. The Surviving job. Busy working, he hadn’t even ing the money his family needed. Wainwrights said they feel like thought about it. His boss told At the time he was also housing continued from page B1 outsiders and at times Joey is him he’d better find one. Joey was his mother-in-law and her family afraid of losing his job again, he worked. His boss wanted him unnerved at what he felt was an and while replacing lost posses- although he’s been assured he’s in Atlanta, Ga., right away to ultimatum and felt the company sions from the hurricane he had doing good work. They miss their work on disaster recovery. The wasn’t taking care of him. He said incurred debt. families, their old church and their Wainwrights stayed in a hotel in no one was really themselves at He found the courage to apply sense of place. Here in Utah, they Georgia for four months while those times and the two of them for another job in his field at are dependent on the kindness of Joey worked feverishly long hours have since patched things up. Zions Bank. Years earlier he had strangers. night and day — with help from But at the time he felt like heard that Zions was doing some “Sometimes you’re still wait- Julie — processing checks. Since he needed another job where he innovative things with the same ing to wake up,” Joey said. his bank was the first to get back could find a home. That’s when the technology they used in New “Sometimes it still feels like we’re online they were used by the Red hurricane’s force sent him and his Orleans and thought it would be in a dream and we need to wake Cross, but being so far removed wife halfway across the country. fun to see how they did things. from the tragedy was also hard on A new job doing the same work He never imagined he eventually up. You want to be able to live life the couple. took them to Littleton, Colo. would. like before.” “We had to realize our impor- “I was kind of excited; a new But, Zions hired him and But, all in all the couple is tance. We were important even house, a new adventure,” said brought him to Utah. Again the grateful to be here. Their goals are if we weren’t there,” Joey said. Julie. family was uprooted, but they to get out of debt, build up some savings, buy a house and finally “Somebody had to [process Everything looked like it was hope it was for the last time. photography courtesy of the Wainwright family checks] and it was very impor- going well until a series of small Now they live in an Overlake be able to settle down. Some new Julie Wainwright’s mother Connie Ladner, brother Dan, and sister tant.” catastrophes resulted in a lost home and Joey works at Zions friends would be nice too. Ashley, found refuge in this home with about 35 other people during Then, Joey’s boss asked him job. For a time, Joey sold phone Bank in West Valley City. “Just find someplace to find the storm. Water levels reached the base of the second story. if he’d found a place to live and books and valet parked cars, but They miss the Southern hos- our niche,” said Joey. Where ya from?

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