www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Presidential T declaration will help Tooele recover from flood See A8 BULLETIN August 2, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 21 50 cents Nerve agent destruction wrapped up at incinerator Mustard agent still to be destroyed before 2010 closure by Mark Watson pile of nerve agents GB and VX,” — good, bad or whatever,” STAFF WRITER according to DCD officials. “With Rockwell said. The U.S. Army wants Tooele this achievement, the DCD and Speakers at the event shined County residents to know there Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal the spotlight on those who work is no longer a threat for a chemi- Facility (TOCDF) workers have at DCD. cal nerve agent leak at Deseret tremendously reduced the risk “The true heroes are those Chemical Depot south of Tooele. to the surrounding community who get inside the protective Weapons containing those agents associated with the continued gear and do the grunt work on no longer exist. storage of the aging chemical a day-to-day basis,” said Gary After nine years of hard work weapons.” McCloskey, general manager of from 1,500 employees, the Tooele Tooele County Commissioner TOCDF site contractor, EG&G Chemical Agent Disposal (DCD) Dennis Rockwell thanked Defense Materials, Inc. facility recently destroyed the last employees at Deseret Chemical The Army has safely stored of the VX nerve agent stockpile. for their hard work in destroying approximately 45 percent of Tooele County Commissioners the deadly munitions. He said the nation’s original chemical signed a proclamation Friday to leaders at DCD have been coop- weapons at DCD since 1942. In photography / Troy Boman commemorate the event. erative with community leaders. August of 1996 the Army began Tooele County Commissioners Matt Lawrence, Dennis Rockwell and Colleen Johnson (l-r) signed a proc- lamation Friday commemorating the destruction of the VX nerve agent stockpile at Deseret Chemical “This milestone represents the “They always kept us in the Depot. Observing the signing are: Gary McCloskey, EG&G; Ted Ryba, project manager; Col. Raymond destruction of the entire stock- loop as to what was going on SEE NERVE AGENT ON A2 Van Pelt and Dale A. Ormond, deputy assistant secretary of the Army. Goshute ordered to reimburse bank account Victims’ advocate by Mark Watson accounts. back $17,300 to the band’s bank Moon, Wendover, was elected STAFF WRITER Bear supports storing high- accounts. secretary. The Skull Valley band of level nuclear waste on Goshute Blackbear gained access to the The election was not rec- praised for service Goshutes may be having a hard land. Blackbear and other Goshutes’ bank accounts when ognized by the U.S. Bureau time knowing whom they should members of the Goshute Tribe he and two others claimed they of Indian Affairs, and the U.S. by Alleen Lang her energy, Kuipers added, “she trust with their money. oppose that proposition. were elected to the tribe’s coun- Attorney’s Office accused the is very empathetic for people in Both Band Chairman Leon Last June, a federal judge cil. Miranda Walsh, Grantsville, group of using the election to CORRESPONDENT “You can tell a lot by looking need.” Bear and his political oppo- ordered Bear to pay back $31,500 was supposedly elected tribal gain access to some $1 million in people’s eyes,” said Minnie “We would not have a domes- nent Sammy Blackbear have for duplicate stipends he billed chairman back in 2001 with Jones, advocate against domestic tic violence shelter if it wasn’t for been ordered by federal courts the tribe. On Friday, a federal Blackbear, Salt Lake City, elect- SEE BLACKBEAR ON A2 violence. Minnie Jones,” said Troy Randall, to repay money to the tribe’s judge ordered Blackbear to pay ed vice-chairman; and Marlinda This ability to read people program manager for DCFS. has served her well for the “She worked 80 hours a week,” past 11 years as founder of the to keep the program running, first domestic violence shelter he said. “She shepherded the Midvalley in Tooele County. Her retire- program through and she shep- ment from the State of Utah herded the volunteers through to Department of Child and Family get the program up and running.” Services (DCFS) takes her off the Above all, Jones said. “She is a Highway front lines in the battle against very positive person. She kept domestic violence, but she says a degree of optimisim and a big she will continue to volunteer smile on her face when work was funding with Domestic Violence and not going well.” Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy Through her years of service (DVSAVA), answering crisis lines Jones estimates she went on over approved for the organization. 2,000 crisis calls, has aided 800- “She is a pioneer,” said Karen 900 women and helped twice that by Alleen Lang Kuipers who has worked with many children. Although she has CORRESPONDENT Jones both as an advocate and an spent a lot of time in the trenches, Tooele County will receive employee at DCFS. her work has not gone unnoticed. $3 million toward the proposed “She has sacrificed a great deal In 1998 she was presented with Midvalley Highway as part of on a personal level,” to establish the Angel of Peace Award by the a $1.8 billion in federal funds services for victims of domestic Utah Domestic Violence Council. approved to fund multi-high- violence not available 15 years way and transit projects, said ago, she said. Praising Jones for SEE JONES ON A2 Sen. Orrin Hatch and Sen. Bob Bennett. The bill, which passed the House on Thursday and the Runners to protest Senate on Friday, is on the way to the White House to be signed this week by Pres. George W. Bush, said a Bennett spokes- Vegas water grab man. The Midvalley Highway is by Missy Thompson the small ranching towns of “very much in the preliminary CORRESPONDENT Snake Valley and hope to arrive stages,” said Jim Lawrence, What would happen if a large at the Federal Building in Salt Tooele County engineer. city tried to “steal” the water Lake City on Aug. 9 with Sen. Lawrence said planners are still from a small, rural community? Orrin Hatch and hopefully Gov. discussing environmental issues A Las Vegas proposal is trying Jon Huntsman, Jr. in attendance. and working with UDOT (Utah to do just that by pumping water The residents hope to prove to Department of Transportation) out of Snake Valley, one of the Las Vegas and any other large to decide where the proposed longest (and driest) valleys in city that they won’t allow any- highway would be built. the country, and pipe it into the one to take their water from Tooele County has been con- fast growing city in the country. them. sidering an additional highway Residents of the area are very The people in Snake Valley with another I-80 interchange upset and to show their con- aren’t going to let Las Vegas into the valley for several years, cern, are organizing a peculiar take from them what they need. Lawrence said. Growth and protest. Although Las Vegas is the fast- concerns about transportation’s A kickoff celebration will est-growing city in America and needs have prompted the study of start at 6 a.m. on Monday, Aug. is in need of water itself, the an additional roadway. Although 8 in Baker, Nev. where runners residents are willing to fight to highway 36 has been expanded, will run in increments of one to stop Las Vegas from taking any- if the road should be shut down 20 miles to protest this proposal. more of it. for some reason “we don’t have Participants will run 70 miles “I left Las Vegas in 1956 and much in the way of alternate to Callao, Utah, an old Pony thought it was too big then,” said routes,” Lawrence said. Express town on the Tooele/ Callao rancher Cecil Garland The proposed Midvalley Juab County border. From in an interview with the Tooele Highway would be a divided Callao the runners will head up Transcript-Bulletin. “There four-lane highway. photography / Troy Boman to Salt Lake City with their own are no swimming pools or golf A small, fresh water spring bubbles along I-80 a few miles west of Lake Point in the general area where the pro- water in hand and messages of courses in all of Snake Valley. posed Midvalley Highway would add a divided four-lane route into Tooele Valley. Monies granted for the project protest. But, there are 60 golf courses in SEE HIGHWAY ON A8 would include design, environmental work regarding wetlands and help meet future transportation needs. The round-the-clock protest run will cover 223 miles through SEE WATER ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 DOINGS B3 INSIDE Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B4 Tooele Legion topples Judge of showers. Lows in the 70s. Partly to stay alive in state tourney cloudy Wednesday. Highs in the 80s. SPORTS A10 CROSSWORD B4 See A9 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY August 2, 2005

ETCETERA ... in Tooele for a short time. Jones The Jones family then moved continued from page A1 to Vernal where they owned a News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast gift shop and jewelry store. Jones Local Weather Jones began her journey as an Village Blvd. remains closed worked on a crisis hotline while Wed advocate for victims of domestic living in Vernal and says, “I just through this coming Thursday 87/62 violence in 1993 when she was 8/3 enjoyed it.” As part of the state Route 36 charged with the task of launch- Morning sunshine followed by iso- Minnie and Jimmie Jones Project the Utah Department of ing the shelter. Hired as a part- lated thunderstorms during the af- moved back to Tooele in 1991 Transportation has closed Village ternoon. time employee with DCFS, she Boulevard where it intersects with worked with a coalition of police, to be closer to her son and three SR-36 until Aug. 4 to enable crews HUD and other public services daughters. to reconstruct the intersection. to establish the safe house. After She started working for Utah Thu 89/61 The full closure will greatly 8/4 “countless hours of doing presen- Legal Services and began working accelerate how fast construction as a contract employee for DCFS. Abundant sunshine. Highs in the tations,” for civic and charitable can be completed at the intersec- upper 80s and lows in the low 60s. organizations, a location was She eventually quit working for tion. Stansbury Parkway can be found. legal services and began working used as an alternate route to access The first shelter was estab- full-time for DCFS. For the past Stansbury Park. The decision to lished in a home donated by the three years, Jones has worked in fully close Village Boulevard came Fri 86/63 8/5 pastor of the United Methodist the Magna DCFS office. Jones, about after UDOT asked Stansbury Church. Pastor “Chris” volun- Isolated thunderstorms. Highs in who speaks Spanish, was often Park residents, through a telephone teered to move out of the house and e-mail poll, whether they would the mid 80s and lows in the low called in as an interpreter. 60s. owned by the Methodist Church, prefer a long closure with some “I’m not a religious person by to make way for the shelter. any means,” Jones said. But as lanes staying open, or a shorter clo- “It was a beautiful large home,” sure with the full lane restrictions. a Christian “the Bible tells us we Jones said. The shelter was soon The overwhelming response was Sat need to visit the sick and those 91/64 up and running with the help for the full restriction and shorter 8/6 in prison.” of a large donation from a man duration (80 percent). Abundant sunshine. Highs in the She compares people strug- in Grantsville as well as a small Motorists are advised to visit low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. army of volunteers and family gling with addiction to those with www.commuterlink.utah.gov members. cancer. and to call 511, Utah’s free Travel “I slept with a pager right next “You don’t give up on them,” Information Line, to find the lat- Sun 92/65 to me,” Jones said. As domestic she said. est construction and road condi- 8/7 violence calls came into police But Jones is quick to say she tion updates. UDOT urges motorists Mostly sunny. Highs in the low 90s has had a lot of support in her to reduce speeds and use caution and lows in the mid 60s. dispatch, Jones was called out to work along with police officers quest to help victims. when driving through work zones. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Work schedules are subject to Service helping the victims. “I was the “I want to thank the entire change due to inclement weather, only one working on this at the photography / Troy Boman community for all the help that Minnie Jones, the pioneering “queen” advocate for victims of domestic equipment problems or emergency Temps/Precipitation time,” she said. But she soon has been given to me, for the violence, was treated to a retirement dinner and honors for her tireless situations. obtained federal grant money to faith they have in me,” she said. Date High Low (prec./inches) help pay for part-time employees work for Tooele County residents. July 28 99 65 “I particularly appreciate all the July 29 98 71 at the shelter. support from law enforcement.” Pollen Count there protecting me.” She says Restaurant and Casino in July 30 95 66 trace Jones and her team were pri- Wendover, Nev. Earning 65 cents While she plans to continue July 31 93 64 marily concerned with two things: going on calls was her favorite The pollen counts from the an hour plus tips, room and board, volunteer work for victims of Aug. 1 93 66 trace getting victims to safety and mak- part of the job because she had a Intermountain Allergy and she still managed to pay for a car domestic violence, now that she ing sure they received medical chance to really connect with the Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer people she was trying to help. from her tip money, she said. is retired she plans to travel and as of Aug. 2, 2005 were as fol- for the National Weather Service, reports attention. “Many times we picked that his recording station at 139 S. Main After helping with a call, she She then went on to beauty hopefully hit the big one in one of lows: them up at the hospital or took received a trace of precipitation between them there,” Jones said. “Some said she came home with hope. “I school and worked for Safeway the casinos.” Mold — High July 28 and Aug. 1 and only a trace during have to hope the message and the for a number of years, both in An open house for her retire- Chenopods — Moderate the entire month. The normal for July is died on us ... but we have quite a fliers I give them will help.” Tooele, and briefly in Ely, Nev. ment will be held Aug. 13 Grass — Low .92 inches. few success stories.” Jones’ retirement comes after After divorcing her first husband from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the St. Nettle — Low For the water year, which began Oct. Going on calls with police offi- 1, 2004, Tooele has received 24.23 inches cers has put Jones in some explo- “48 years and five months of and marrying her current hus- Marguerite’s Catholic Church fol- Plantain — Low of precipitation. The normal for the year is working” she said. sive situations, but she says she band, Jimmie Jones, the couple lowed by dancing to Rumbo aaa Ragweed —Low 18.49 inches of precipitation. She started working in 1956 was never afraid. went into business together, Band from 7-11 p.m. as a waitress in the Stateline “I always felt someone was opening Minnie’s El Somber Cafe e-mail: [email protected] the siren system was built to Nerve Agent let people know if there was an continued from page A1 emergency in regard to chemical Garrison would have to conserve Desert ranches will not survive. about Las Vegas, they’ve come releases and after the depot is more water, which is already “Snake Valley is in a water defi- up with a new slogan. It says disposing of these weapons at eventually destroyed in 2010, the Water continued from page A1 limited to them. Las Vegas has cit due to the prolonged drought. ‘What happens here, stays here.’ the TOCDF. sirens can still be put to good use promised, however, that these There’s no surplus water,” said You know I like that slogan. Project Manager Ted Ryba to alert residents of other types Las Vegas. It’s crops for craps. small communities won’t “go Snake Valley Citizens Alliance That’s a good one. And they said only one other storage of emergencies. “This is a valley of ranch- dry.” organizer, Ken Hill. “Piping our created their problem down facility, in Russia, housed more “From the start we found the ers, some families have been “Ultimately, nobody has to water to Las Vegas will have there. You let them keep it down chemical munitions than Deseret leaders at Deseret Chemical to here for generations,” he added. take our word for it. I mean severe, permanent impacts on there,” Garland told KSL. “Out Chemical. be very dedicated in their efforts “Where would we go if all our that’s why there’s a water rights farming, ranching, wildlife, rec- here in the desert we can shout The facility eventually to ensure the safety of people of water was taken from us? But, permitting process so they reation and the environment in our heads off and no one will destroyed 12.1 million pounds of Tooele County,” Sagers said. when things get tough, people can fully evaluate what the the region.” hear. It’s good to get some atten- GB and 2.7 million pounds of Eventually, Deseret Chemical come together.” impacts are going to look like,” However, there are some who tion for our cause.” VX. will eat itself down. In other Without water in Snake Valley Ryba mentioned that the depot words, the facility itself will slow- the towns in the area cannot said Southern Nevada Water are helping to protect Snake will continue to operate until ly be torn apart and destroyed. exist. Living in such a dry, arid Authority J.C. Davis on KSL’s Valley’s water, like county com- Tooele about 2010 while it destroys mus- Deseret Chemical’s recent listing area, water is everything. website. missioners, state legislators and tard agent. on the base closure list was not The Las Vegas proposal sug- However, according to a Utah Huntsman. The runners will Commander of DCD, Col. a surprise. gests they drill wells near the geological study, the water table carry letters of appreciation will drop 100 feet, a consider- and pressing leaders for their “We Are Your Neighborhood Raymond Van Pelt, thanked From 1993 to 1996, the facil- Utah border. The pipelines Family Theatre” the county commissioners and ity underwent a testing phase would carry the water back to able amount for desert land. By continued support in keeping Tooele Mayor Charlie Roberts known as “systemization” where Las Vegas. However, this would exporting 25,000 acre feet of Las Vegas from “stealing” their 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. for their support. He also recog- treatment and disposal systems make it so residents of small water per year, the Snake Valley water. (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 nized the work of Tooele County were tested to ensure safe oper- Tickets are now available online towns like Callao, Goshute and Citizens Alliance fear their West “You know, the thing I like at www.movieswest.com Emergency Management Director ations. The Army began actual Kari Sagers. Van Pelt said Sagers’s weapons disposal operations in July 29th – Aug 4th work has been “first-rate.” August of 1996. Tooele police recover stolen weapons “We have always had a hotline The Tooele Chemical Agent OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY Steve Swartzfager said the sus- one .22-caliber pistol, two der- between Deseret Chemical and Disposal Facility uses high-tem- by Mark Watson pect is restricted from possess- * the county,” Sagers said. “They perature incineration technol- STAFF WRITER ringers, three deer rifles, a shot- ing firearms because of previous Stealth always let us know what is going ogy. The Army has employed Tooele Police recovered 10 felony charges. gun and three .22-caliber rifles. Dly: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 on. Whether they are conducting this technology for more than stolen weapons last week after The gun collection included e-mail:[email protected] Sun: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 (PG-13) a test or whatever.” decade, safely and successfully receiving information from a Sagers has been involved in disposing of more than a quarter contact in a separate criminal providing communications and of the nation’s original chemical investigation. Must Love Dogs* public safety awareness now weapons. On July 24, police became Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 for almost 20 years. She said e-mail:[email protected] aware of an incident at a Tooele Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 residence where a man had left (PG-13) his U-haul van unlocked over- night. When the man returned Sky High* Subscribe Today • 882-0050 the next day, his gun collection Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! had been stolen. Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 Police received a tip, obtained 1/2 lb. Double (PG) a search warrant, and retrieved Cheeseburger Combo ������ the guns last Thursday. Officers w/fries & a Med. Drink * ���������� arrested Jeromy Jackson, 23, Charlie & the Chocolate Facotry ���������������� Tooele, in connection with the Dly: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 �������� ����������������� gun theft. Tooele Police Sgt. $ 49 Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 (PG) �������������� ����������������������� * �������������� ��������� ������������������������� 5 Bad News Bears ������������� ������������������ ���������������������� ����������������������������������� Blackbear Dly: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 Ice Cream Sundaes Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 (PG-13) ������ continued from page A1 ����������� ������������ ����������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� ��������������� ������������������� in the band’s bank accounts. �������������� ���������������� ��������������������������������������������� * ������������������������������������������� Pleading not guilty to sim- All Day The Island ��������� ���������������������������������� ilar charges are Moon, Walsh ¢ ��������������������������������������������� Dly: 12:10, 4:00, 7:00, 9:40 ���������������� ������������������� and tribal attorney Duncan ��������������������������������������������� Sun: 12:10, 4:00, 7:00 (PG-13) ����������� ������������� ��������������������������������������������� Steadman who all are on the 99 Everyday ����������� ��������������������� ����������������������������������������� side of Blackbear. Show Times are subject to change. ����������������������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� Blackbear’s attorney, David Open EVERY DAY at NOON ������������ ������������ ������������������������� 490 N.Main , Tooele • 882-3608 ����������� ������������ �������������������������������������������� Finlayson, indicated the case All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 ���������������� ���������� ���������������������������������������������� HO URS: M on - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 1 1 am – 9 pm • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 focuses around in-fighting Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ������������������������������������������� among tribal leaders. Blackbear Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������� ���������������������������������������� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ����������������������������������������������� and others have been try- ������������� �������������������� ��������������������������������������� ing to wrest leadership of the Now Playing Nightly 5:00 7:00 9:00 ����������� ����������������� ������������������������ ������������� ������������������ Goshute band away from Bear. RITZ Ends RITZ Ends �������������� ����������������� �������������������������������������� Prosecutors said Blackbear was Shows Nightly 5:00 7:15 9:30 Thursday PG-13 Shows Nightly 5:00 7:15 9:30 Thursday ������������� �������������� ����������������������������������� responsible for $25,000 in miss- R ��������������� �������������� ing money. Tom Cruise and Tim Robbins Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Christopher Walken ������������� ���������������������� Tooele’s Show Place ���������������������������������� “He (Blackbear) fully agreed for Over 60 Years! �������������������������������� with the decision of the judge,” ���������� ����������������������������������� Finlayson said. The attorney 882-2273 OF THE THE ����������� ���������������� ������������������������ 111 North Main, Tooele WAR ADMISSION: ADULTS:WORLDS $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:WEDDING $4.00 before 6pm: $CRASHERS4.00 ������������ ����������������� acknowledged that $10,000 http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net Starts Friday: “DUKES OF HAZARD” & “MARCH OF THE PENGUINS” ����������� �������� ��������������������������������������� went into Blackbear’s personal MOTOR VU New Entrance on Erda Way • 9:20 Ends am/fm radio required ������������� �������� ������������������������������������������������ account for travel and other ���������������� ����������������� ������������������������������������������������� Thursday ������������� ������������������� ���������������������������������������������� expenses and $7,300 went to also �������������������������������������������� pay attorney’s fees that were not PG-13

FANTASTIC FOUR $ BATMAN$ $ BEGINS authorized by the band. ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 SENIOR: 4 . 0 0 CHILD : 1 . 0 0 TUESDAY August 2, 2005 A3 Celebration honors Discovery of bones stirs up rumor mill by Missy Thompson be wrong when the last bone was breast-feeding moms CORRESPONDENT recovered. The cow was apparently While digging a trench for an laying on its side and the last piece by Karen Hunt it’s not actually protected and in electrical line Saturday morning, found confirmed it was a cow — not STAFF WRITER some places women are actually Tooele resident Jodie Gough was a human. The piece was part of the Michelle Jefferies, founder of asked to leave, or they are asked to frightened when she and her hus- backbone or the end of the spinal Tooele Breast-feeding Support cover up or they are asked to feed in band James found buried bones. column and humans don’t have that Group, hopes people can realize a restroom,” Jefferies said. The first bone they found looked bone. But up until that point, the that breast-feeding is a beautiful, Jefferies believes a women like part of a human hip bone. Goughs thought it may have been a natural experience between a moth- should be able to breast-feed in pub- This began a fast-spreading rumor crime scene or a burial site. er and child. lic, however they feel comfortable. in Tooele over the weekend that Adding fuel to the rumor was Jefferies is concerned with atti- Even if there were no mispercep- human remains had been found in the fact that an old bottle with a tudes that breast-feeding is lewd, tions, Jefferies believes Saturday’s someone’s backyard. By Monday, it warning skull on it was also found as demonstrated recently when a event would have a place. seemed most of Tooele had heard amongst the bones. Gough thought nursing woman became the target “Because the future generations about the bones, and there was that perhaps someone had been poi- of an uproar outside of ABC studio need to be aware of the benefits of talk of old crime scenes and Indian soned and then buried there. where. Another problem is when breast-feeding and the hazards of burial grounds. They also found burned wood, people are uncomfortable talking formula feeding,” she said. However, instead of human which Gough thinks is what led to about it. That’s particularly trou- She encourages everyone to bones, what was actually unearthed photography/Ashley Arbon the bovine’s unfortunate death and bling when mothers are afraid to come. was a cow carcass. But the Goughs Residents of this century-old home have joked about it being haunted, but they burial. All of the bones were found ask important questions, Jefferies “If I wasn’t hosting it, I would be didn’t know that when they first had a real scare when bones were discovered this weekend. While the bones 20 to 30 feet behind the house. Even says. going to be around other mothers found the bones. turned out not to be human, a cow’s ghost could be haunting the place. though the house is well over a That’s partly why Jefferies has who have the same goals as me, “It was scary and I thought my 100 years old, it’s still sickening to been involved in organizing a for the games for the children, and husband was throwing human came in to investigate the scene. health experts indicated the bone think of a burning cow so close to a Breast-feeding Celebration to take probably for the door prizes.” remains at me,” said Gough. “I could just imagine what the may be human, Gough said she felt home, she said. place this Saturday, Aug. 6, from 10 Games for the kids will include a Gough called the city police to neighbors were thinking with the sick to her stomach. “Rest in peace, Bessie,” said a.m. - 12 p.m. at Elton Park, located pinata; face painting and a ring toss. investigate. The city police then con- cops and the sheriff and detectives But those reports turned out to Gough. at Fourth North and Seventh St. In addition there will be a raffle for tacted the sheriff’s department who here,” said Gough. “I am just glad it The event takes place along with a homemade baby quilt. The bottle called in the state’s forensic team. was a cow.” World Breast-feeding Week, which company, AVENT, which is one of The state medical examiner also When early reports from local is Aug. 1-7. the sponsors has donated nursing The Breast-feeding Celebration pads for whoever wants them, as is designed to provide support for well. mothers who would like to breast- Other sponsors include: Sweet feed their children. In addition there Pea Boutique, Childish, Dave’s Drug, will be games for kids, raffles, and Wal-Mart, Pregnancy Risk Line and informational resources for anyone, A Mother’s Milk. including fathers. Jefferies became convinced of “Breast-feeding should not be the merits of breast-feeding after her looked on as unusual and it should first child was born “blue,” meaning S be an everyday occurrence,” she he was not breathing. He was also said. “And by celebrating it we hope diagnosed with failure to thrive and to make it [seem] a little bit more Jefferies believes partly because Tooele’s Largest Firearm Retailer normal.” she hadn’t learned to breast-feed th th Jefferies opts for the term breast- effectively and didn’t know how to July 29 - Aug. 6 feeding as opposed to the more find support. politically correct term — nursing Later, when her third child was — because that is what it is, she born 5 1/2 weeks early, she knew says. breast-feeding was good, so she A She quotes experts, who pumped for him, while he was in acknowledge there are numerous the Newborn Intensive Care Unit reasons for a mother to breast-feed for 20 days. She thinks his health Savings of her child. would have been a lot worst if he Breast-feeding bonds mother and hadn’t been breast-fed. By that time $ $ child, confers passive immunity, is she did have some support, and safer for premature and low birth- didn’t want anyone to have to go 25 - 113 rate babies and provides protection through what she did, “not knowing against numerous child health haz- where to ask questions that might ards. It reduces chances of prob- be embarrassing.” L lems like juvenile diabetes, asthma, “So that’s when I became FREE allergies, eczema, ear infections and involved in breast-feeding support,” obesity. she said. HAT In addition, it results in less envi- The Tooele Breast-feeding with every purchase ronmental waste and pollution and Support Group is temporary as saves parents money. Jefferies is working to get a Laleche 11 N. Main • 882-6208 Jefferies, who also owns Mother’s league established in Tooele. The 9am-6pm Mon -Sat Milk, a pump rental business, esti- Laleche League is an internation- mates that with formula at $10 a al breast-feeding support group, E can, a month of formula costs $120 with millions of women who are photography / Ashley Arbon and a year costs between $1,000- accredited to give information. The Police tape kept Tooele citizens $1,200. Utah referral line is 801-264-LOVE. from viewing cow bones found in “If buying more expensive for- Information is also available at Jodie Gough’s backyard on July 31. mula you’re into $2,000,” she said. www.lalecheleague.org. The bones were first believed to be While Jefferies is concerned For more information about from a human, but later determined about attitudes toward breast-feed- the Tooele Breast-feeding Support to be bovine bones. ing, she believes the attitude in Utah Group or the Breast-feeding is better than in most places. Celebration contact Michelle “It’s not as big of a problem in a Jefferies at A Mother’s Milk at 731 Subscribe Today place like Utah. We were one of the Bonneville Way in Tooele or contact first places to pass laws to protect her at 882-0919. 882-0050 breast-feeding, but in some places e-mail: [email protected]

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Thank Deseret Chemical Ted Ryba manages the Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal facility at Deseret Chemical. On Friday he appeared extremely pleased at an open house in Tooele celebrating the final destruction of the entire stockpile of nerve agents GB and VX at Deseret Chemical. Of course Tooele County residents are also pleased that nothing went awry during the past nine years of incineration. “We had one worker exposed during a VX changeover, but he was treated and is OK,” Ryba said. Even before Deseret Chemical started to burn chemical weapons in 1996, the Army spent nearly four years just preparing facilities to make sure everything was safe. The Army, Tooele County leaders, and environmental watchdogs should all be commended for their efforts in seeing a highly dangerous process transpire without serious injuries. Although some of these enti- ties clashed at times, the operation will be heralded as a success for all those involved. Ryba explained that the liquid chemicals pass through three different types of furnaces. The process is extremely innovative and effective. There is still mustard agent to be disposed of, but the biggest threat to workers and the public is history. Commander Col. Ray Van Pelt said the best part of his job was work- ing with Tooele County officials, the Tooele mayor and others in keeping everybody up to speed as to what was going on at Deseret Chemical. Gary McCloskey of EG&G said the skilled workers at Deseret Chemical are the ones that made this operation move forward. Stop being fair, start catching bad guys It was truly a remarkable feat and those who helped it succeed while andom checks rounded up even though nobody has a ist, it’s unlikely I would have stored keeping the public safe should be honored for their efforts. of bags on description of the perpetrator. It’s not my weapons of mass destruction in Rsubways racial profiling if someone saw a short, my trunk since even basic recon work ROUNDTABLE won’t stop terrorism dark-skinned man rob a Hollywood would have prepared me for the search. anymore than ran- convenience store and Gary Coleman A clever bad guy could store his evil What do you think Pres. Bush should dom prostate exams gets questioned as he walks by the tools under his car and a dumb one would eliminate can- crime scene. would likely have eluded detection had cer. Instead, we need The public has such a strong desire do about Karl Rove’s alleged role in he stuffed them under the seat. to focus our resourc- to combat terrorism that it’s willing to In the war against terror our own es and concentrate throw support behind any crackpot revealing the name of an undercover Daniel Kline desire to show how understanding on checking the Guest Columnist security measure that makes them feel CIA operative to the news media? people most likely to safer. Mostly this has resulted in a lot of we are in not suspecting anyone even blow things up. random ineffective searches of people when everything about them cries Are Democrats being fair in the case? Fighting a war, Guest who don’t fit the terrorist profile. suspect will lead to our downfall. You especially one on our Opinion I experienced this completely mis- can’t search every car and concentrat- Steve Dale Mary Ann own soil against an guided, albeit well-intentioned effort ing efforts on a reasonably well-dressed FORMER TOOELE CITY COUNCIL Bickmore unseen enemy, requires dropping the on a recent trip to Copley Square in man in a light blue station wagon AND TOOELE SCHOOL BOARD TOOELE CITY CANDIDATE BUSINESSWOMAN politically correct notion that we’re Boston. Before parking in a garage packed with baby toys makes little What should President “Karl Rove verses the all equally suspicious looking. Clearly attached to the Prudential Center, a sense. Bush do about Karl Democrats” shouts terrorists could use a sweet old lady large mall and the city’s major conven- People love to say that it’s better to Rove’s alleged role in the media headliner. as a suicide bomber, but the odds are tion center a guard searched the trunk do something than nothing at all. That revealing the name of “Kick him out as he remote. Searching that old lady’s bag is of my station wagon. Basically, he might be true if all your resources were “undercover” CIA oper- certainly must be simply playing bad odds — like betting popped open the door and quickly sur- ative Valerie Plame- being well-spent. It makes little sense, evil.” Now slow down on a three-legged long-shot at the track. veyed the contents — mostly baby gear Wilson? The answer is however, when most of our anti-terror I don’t even know I’m a white Jewish guy with black for my 18-month-old son — and waved nothing. Never mind that he hasn’t even been this man, do you? He did go to school in efforts go towards showing how not hair who currently has a tan and hasn’t me through. He neglected, however, charged of any crime, the fact is no crime Utah and he is in the Bush administration. prejudiced we are. was committed. It would be a serious crime to shaved in two days. It’s reasonable for to open the latch to the inside storage Those are the hard facts. Until Karl Rove’s It’s impossible to cover every base reveal the name of an undercover CIA agent. name hit the headlines he had basically police to look at my appearance and compartment of my backseat which Most CIA employees however are not covert been plugging along doing a good job subject me to a quick search to deter- contained a variety of potentially suspi- and make the world totally safe. But, if agents. I even had a girlfriend in high school for President Bush and for each of us. mine that I am simply lazy and dishev- cious objects. In addition to my laptop we judiciously use our resources, we whose uncle worked for the CIA. I could tell It appears that he is a sound thinker, an eled, not dangerous. That isn’t racial can increase our odds of getting lucky you his name without committing any crime. this area held a basketball and two economy strengthener and a strong advi- profiling it’s common sense. Racial and stopping an attack. The fact is that Valerie Plame-Wilson was not sor. I don’t think the Democrats are being sealed boxes which actually contained an “undercover CIA operative” and hadn’t fair in their allegations of his role in the profiling is when there’s a crime in a metal brackets but could easily have Daniel Kline is a freelance writer been since 1994 when agency officials feared revealing of an undercover CIA operative, predominantly white neighborhood harbored explosives. based in Connecticut. He can be she had been “outed” by the traitor Aldrich but that is politics. Political parties are pre- and every black guy within 15 miles is Of course, were I actually a terror- reached at [email protected]. Ames. The current status of Valerie Plame- dictable in two ways, they are not fair to Wilson as a CIA analyst was no secret. The each other and they are great mudslingers. Wilson’s neighbors, many in the Washington Before we throw more mud at Karl Rove LETTERS TO THE EDITOR press corps and many others knew the former we should take the time to find out if the ambassador’s wife was a CIA employee. So move would be detrimental to our own well even if Karl Rove did mention her name to being, and the strength of our president. Thank Hispanic workers come to this country, just like most you are Native American, you have no some reporter, it wasn’t a crime or even a immigrants from the rest of the world right to complain. Karl Rove is a sound political advisor who Editor: “leak.” In order for information to be leaked, probably has a great deal to offer his pub- do and have since the creation of this I would like to take this time to show Mark A. Garcia it needs to be a secret. Mr. Wilson even pub- lic. Look beyond the headlines and find out great nation, come with the dream and support to a brother who had the cour- Tooele lished his wife’s name in the directory “Who’s for yourself what would be the best plan of hope of providing their family with a Who in America.” The sad and simple fact is age to stand up and state the truth. We action. Then watch what happens or voice better life. They come with the hope that the Democrats and their accomplices in your opinion. Hispanics do get alot of blame. that they can provide their children Join senior centers the media see Karl Rove as the mastermind Granted we happen to share the behind their glorious loss of influence and with a better future, which is no dif- Editor: Tom Towns same name, but I was born in Texas, power. In their lust for power, they will stop TOOELE METHODIST CHURCH ferent that any of us would hope for How enjoyable it is to go to the func- PASTOR am the son of an immigrant mother at nothing in their attempts to damage a our children. Yes, every nationality has tions at both the Grantsville and Tooele and have lived all over this country president and his associates whom they are The idea of the their bad seeds who portray a negative senior citizens centers. unable to beat at the ballot box. “scapegoat” goes because of my career. Having worked image for the rest of us, but the same It is to your advantage if you have a back of Old Testament in Social Services for a few years, I’ve can be said for Americans as well. membership to both. The Dutch oven Stephanie times. “The one who seen the social bigotry and injustices Manson, Bundy, Dahmer and McVey are meals at the Grantsville center was McElroy released the goat as toward Hispanic immigrants, not just TOOELE RESIDENT the scapegoat shall a few that come to mind. super delicious thanks to President Mexicans. Since most people don’t real- wash his clothes and Granted, my brother and I can’t influ- Jerry Edwards and his board. The cen- If it is proven that ize I’m Hispanic when they first meet Karl Rove did have bathe his body with ence everyone who points their finger ter is doing well, but they need more me, I’ve heard my share of complaints part in revealing water; then afterward he shall come into to stop doing so and understand the space to handle their success. Diana the camp.” Leviticus 16:26 There are against Hispanics, especially on the and undercover CIA reality of life. Instead, I’ll leave you Coldwell, the center director, works biblical scapegoats, and there are human issue of jobs and how “those people operative’s identity, with this. The next time you stay at side by side with the board and every- I believe he should scapegoats, and then there is Karl Rove keep taking them all from us.” a hotel or eat at your favorite restau- one enjoys her. be automatically — a political scapegoat. And upon Karl, A few years ago, Peter Jennings of Americans (and Democrats, too), who are rant, remember the housekeeper, cook The president of the activity board dismissed from the ABC News conducted a week long discouraged with the Iraqi war, have placed or dishwasher who worked hard to president’s Cabinet. I do not feel that there special report on the issue of immigra- at Tooele Senior Citizens is Eleanor should be a lot of leniency in such a situa- the “sins” of the Bush administration. Let’s make your time there enjoyable was Nichols. She works very hard behind face it: America wants out of Iraq. A recent tion. One of those nights focused on tion because he knew the danger he would more than likely a Hispanic immigrant the scenes and has created peace and CNN/USA Today/Gallop poll reported immigrants in the state of Utah. In this be putting someone’s life in and such worker. The next time you cook a meal that 57 percent of America says the war report, it was found that without immi- harmony. We thank her and all her behavior from a Cabinet member is unac- for your family and you prepare your ceptable. As far as democrats being fair, I “wasn’t worth it.” And the slightest piece of grant workers, our state’s economy board. They do lots of things to please meats, fruits and vegetables, remem- have lost a lot of faith in any bipartisanship kindling that might build a fire under Bush would be in trouble. Salt Lake City the seniors. (no pun intended) to get out would burst ber that it was a Hispanic immigrant from either party. I think that the govern- Mayor Rocky Anderson even acknowl- The cookout at the park was a big into a forest fire without much effort, and worker who made this possible. Ask ment has become so party driven, that the edged that this state would not survive success. They worked hard and smiled public loses out. I see both parties taking so, leaping like a goat into the arms of yourself: Even thought you might not without immigrant workers. Immigrant through it all. We danced to Wayne any shot possible in order to discredit the Matt Cooper and Time Magazine, comes know them when was the last time you Karl Rove. “Cast the lot on me,” Karl cries workers, mostly Hispanic, made up Jones’ talent and it was very enjoyable. other. It is very sad to see our leaders take truly acknowledged them and thanked out. And America did. the majority of the workforce in res- Join up! the very essence of a two-party system, them for their hard work? put in place to protect the people of this taurant kitchens, hotel housekeeping Thelda Ray Osborn The truth of the matter is that, unless country, to the extreme that they will per- and other manual labor environments Tooele secute anyone of a different party. I believe NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 such as construction, agriculture and the intention was to give us a broader view poultry processing plants. One manager LETTER RULES and choice, not political hatred and malice. from a poultry processing plant was Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] even interviewed and said that he has The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the a hard time retaining an equal share author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community of Americans in his plant compared to of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual Hispanics because most Americans find circumstances at the editor’s discretion. the work too hard and don’t come back All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long after a few days. Most Hispanics who are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit-

A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 Something On Your Mind? Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call Write a letter to the Editor! 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor P.O. Box 390 Tooele, UT 84074 [email protected] For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY August 2, 2005 A5 County clerk, awarded for New voting equipment will be at fair am of the Future, the future being arena at the Deseret Peak excited to June 2006. We have been able Complex. We’ll be there Friday, Iinvite you to get one of the new machines Aug. 5 and Saturday, Aug. 6 skills, leadership in field to the Tooele approved by the state of Utah from 12 - 6 p.m. Get a balloon County Fair During the annual NACRC for the 2006 election for voters for the kids, and a “I voted” this year installation and awards banquet, to see and try. sticker and try out the new — not only Tooele County Clerk Dennis Come to the Tooele County “Touch” machine! for the great Ewing was named as the 2005 Clerk’s Booth inside the indoor See you there! recipient of the Linda S. Carter entertainment Award. and fun to be The Linda S. Carter Award enjoyed, but Dennis Ewing for Excellence in Government to see and try COUNTY CLERK was established by The National out the new Sylvia Robinson Association of County Recorders voting equip- Clerk’s with the (NACRC) in 2000 in remem- ment just brance of the Honorable Linda approved by Corner Elementary Education Department S. Carter. the state. Each year NACRC seeks to “Touch” the Voting Machine identify and recognize individu- will be at als like Carter who have exem- plified leadership, ingenuity and NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 excellence in their offices. Ewing has been a long-term member of NACRC, serving more than 20 years in the association. th He was elected secretary in August 25 1986, and moved through the var- ious officer positions, which cul- to meet with minated with his service as presi- students! dent of NACRC in 1990-1991. Ewing has served as a past Time is limited. president since that time, and To schedule an continues to be a regular par- ticipant in our conferences. He appointment, call led the Records Management the campus at Interest Group in 1996-1997; and (435) 882-6611. was appointed treasurer in 2002. He has received his Certified 493 W. 400 N., Tooele Public Official designation 1021 West Vine in the category of Elections Administration. 882-4800 Tooele photography / Troy Boman www.mohlmanlaw.com Ewing has been a steady and Dennis Ewing received a prestigious award from The National influential member, as well as a Association of County Recorders. reliable friend and confidante to so many in NACRC. of County Recorders, Election of elected and appointed county He makes a special effort to Officials and Clerks held its officials and their staffs, as well welcome new members and to Annual Conference July 14-17, as private companies providing FREE ADMISSION support them as they grow in the 2005, at the Hilton Hawaiian county offices with goods and association. Village in Honolulu, Hawaii. services. NACRC is managed by Ewing plans to retire next year, NACRC is a national associa- IMI Association Executives, a and as he and Carter were Utah tion of elected and appointed Durham-based association man- State Association colleagues, this county administrative officials. agement firm. For more informa- award means a great deal to him. The association has approxi- tion, visit www.nacrc.org. The National Association mately 800 members consisting Prepare documents, immunizations Reined Cow Horse for Kindergarteners starting school To be eligible to enter kinder- was born in. as soon after Aug. 9 as possible. & Reining Show garten a child must be at least five Immunizations If you are new to the district and years of age before Sept. 1. you have other students entering These are required by law for a The following documents are the school system, please have the required before a child can be reg- child entering school: above information and a transcript Tuesday istered for school: 4 DPT (5th dose required if the from their previous school to reg- Health Exam — make an 4th DPT was given before 4 years ister them. nd appointment as early as possible old August 2 3 Polio (4th polio require if the Kindergarten Assessment with your physician or health 3rd polio was given before the The Kindergarten pre-screening clinic child was 4 years old) will be scheduled for your child 5:00 pm Eye Examination — This is 2 Measles, Mumps, Rubella from Aug. 23-26. It is important required by law for all children (MRR) — must have been given that you have your child registered Sign ups 3pm - 4pm entering school for the first time before these dates to receive an after the 1st birthday Judges Meeting 4:30 pm Birth certificate — All parents 3 Hepatitis B assessment time. Students will be of children born in Tooele County 2 Hepatitis A placed in classes by the principal or other areas in Utah may obtain and school team on Friday, Aug. 1 Varicella (chicken pox) SCHEDULE ENTRY FEES a copy of their child’s certificate TB tests strongly recommend- 26. from The Tooele County Health ed Kindergarten teas will be held Reined Cow Horse Novice Rider - NRCHA Pat #7 $20-$10 Pot, $10 Cattle Department, 151 North Main, A copy of the child’s Social in local schools on Monday, Aug. Reined Cow Horse Open - NRCHA Pat #7 $30-$20 Pot, $10 Cattle Tooele or The Utah State Division Security Card or a number is also 29. Kindergarten students first day Ranch Cow Horse - (Single Cow Work Only) Tooele County Resident Only $20-$10 Pot, $10 Cattle of Health, 554 South 300 East, Salt required and a dental exam is high- of school is Tuesday, Aug. 30. & non-winners of this event and other reining or cow classes (rider or horse) Lake City. ly recommended. Please verify these dates with 1st Place Buckle Awarded - Any Equipment Allowed The cost for a Utah birth certifi- your local school in case of chang- All elementary schools in Tooele Youth Cow Horse - NRCHA Pat #7 and box the cow-17 & under $10-$5 Pot, $5 Cattle cate is $12. Birth certificates for a County offered spring registration es in individual school schedules. Any Equipment Allowed child born outside of Utah should for this year’s kindergartners. If School district official look for- Green Horse Reining - (4 and under) Snaffle or Hackamore - NRHA Pat #6 $20 ADDED be obtained from The state divi- you have not registered your child ward to meeting with you and MONEY IN sion of health in the state the child please contact your local school your child. Youth Reining - (17 & Under) NRHA Pat #6 $5 ALL CLASSES Open Reining - NRHA Pat #6 $20 Three star parties planned for August CONTACT STEW PAULICK 882-0376 OR GEORGE ELMER 884-5049 The Salt Lake Astronomical will be well hidden by the 27th Observatory Complex (SPOC). Society will host three free public leaving the skies dark and allow- SPOC is located at 15 Plaza in star parties this month on Friday, ing the Milky Way to be seen with Stansbury Park. Aug. 12, Saturday, Aug. 13 and just the naked eye and countless Both SPOC star parties will Saturday, Aug. 27, all from 9-11 galaxies and nebulae to seen with feature a telescope specifically p.m. the observatory’s massive tele- designed for use by those with Venus and Jupiter will be the scopes. disabilities. brightest star-like objects in the The star party on the 12th will All events will be held weather evening sky at all three events. be held in the parking lot of the Venus’ stunning brilliance and Harmons grocery store located at permitting. Jupiter’s banded atmosphere and 7755 South 700 East in Salt Lake Additional information can be system of tiny “Moons” always City. had by logging onto the society’s web site at http://slas.us and by LIVESTOCK SHOW impresses young and old alike. Those on the 13th and 27th will The Moon is sure to be a crowd be held at the society’s Harmons phoning the observatory’s infor- pleaser on the 12th and 13th but Observatory in the Stansbury Park mation line at 882-1209. Friday, August 5 • 9am Stock Show Weigh in Thursday August 4th from 10 am - 12 noon

Touch the Voting STOCK SALE - th Machine of the Future Sat. Aug. 6 ,10am (June 2006) Open Horse Show, Wed. Aug 3rd, 6pm Visit the County Clerk’s Booth at the Tooele County Fair to see and try the new voting machines Friday, August 5th and www.tooelefair.com Saturday, August 6th, Noon - 6pm A6 TUESDAY August 2, 2005 Brain scan could predict Alzheimer’s early OBITUARIES by Matilda Charles this finding, they saw signs that research), treatment could start them to much anguish if the pre- this change could predict who much earlier, and possibly delay diction is wrong? If not, would it Cheryl Diane A team of scientists at New York will develop Alzheimer’s, perhaps the onset of the disease well be right to risk withholding both University School of Medicine as much as nine years before beyond when it might have other- the information and the treatment (Hardman) Atwood has been conducting research symptoms appear. wise developed. if there’s a chance the disease involving scanning the brains of As doctors have long advo- While this is good news, it also does emerge later on? Cheryl Diane (Hardman) healthy middle-aged and older cated, the sooner a diagnosis of raises an ethical question: If these Please let me know what you Atwood, born to Sidney Glenn people. And in June this year, Alzheimer’s is made, the sooner scans become part of accepted think. and Dorothy Hardman on Jan. they announced they found a low- treatment can begin, which could medical testing -- and keeping in Write to Matilda Charles in care 21, 1951, in Burbank, Calif., ered usage of energy in the hip- help slow the progression of the mind that so far, only some 80 per- of King Features Weekly Service, passed away July 31, 2005, as pocampus, the region of the brain disease, adding years of indepen- cent of the predictions have been P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL a result of complications due involving memory, and which dence and memory retention. correct -- should people showing 32853-6475, or send e-mails to let- to an illness. She was raised in tends to be the first area affected With this new finding (which still signs of a potential Alzheimer’s [email protected]. California. After graduating Van by Alzheimer’s. In following up on must be confirmed with more onset be told, possibly subjecting (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. Nuys High School she attended BYU at which time she moved NOTES OF APPRECIATION to Utah. She graduated there with a degree in education on Here is our “Thank You” list of Papa Murphy’s April 18, 1975. Afterwards she those who made donations to the Wells Fargo taught in Tabiona, Spanish Fork Cheryl Diane (Hardman) Atwood Annual High School Golf Classic Americal Family Insurance and American Fork, Utah, as RAND PENING well as serving her LDS faith as G O and Sports Medicine physicals MWMC Cafeteria and two grandsons, Matthew a Primary and Sunday school ONLY ONE MORE WEEK SNEAK PEAK FRIDAY this weekend. Dominos Pizza and Andrew Perkins (all from Aug 5 • 11:00am - 3:00pm Hole Sponsors Thompson’s Smoke House teacher. Cheryl met Steven Tooele). She is also survived by FRIDAY & SATURDAY Al and Lid Furniture University of Utah Health Dean Atwood and they were her parents, Sidney Glenn and Come in and enter to married in the Provo Temple AUGUST 12 -13 win CASH & PRIZES Tooele Transcript Bulletin Hometown Hardware Dorothy Hardman (American Pinnacle Physical Therapy Best Western on April 6, 1977. They raised Fork, Utah); two brothers, University of Utah Health Tooele Valley Spine three children: Clint, Brett and Robert Hardman, Orem, Utah, Beer and Wine Clinic Pinnacle Pysical Therapy Teresa. After many years in Utah Kenneth Hardman, Pleasant Making Supplies Mountain West Family Practice Mountain West Family Practice County, they moved to Tooele in Grove, Utah; and three sisters, Granger Medical Center Tooele Trophy 1990, where she enjoyed sub- Susan Barker, Chandler, Ariz., Dr. Workman, Orthapedics Advantage Signs stitute teaching and participat- Debra Fetty, Prescott, Ariz., and The Tooele Dr. Douglas, Orthapedics McConnell Dentistry ing with her children in their Kathie Richmond, Sandy, Utah. Mountain West Medical Center Edward Jones activities. She was later blessed Funeral services will be Utah State University Tooele Soelberg’s with two grandsons, Matthew held Friday, Aug. 4, at 1 p.m. at Vine & Hop Shop Extension McDonalds and Andrew, who were a delight the church, 141 W. Utah Ave., Hometown Hardware J&J Lounge to her the last three years of her Tooele, Utah. There will be a Gifts & Collectibles Mountain Land Rehabilitation A special thanks to the follow- life. She loved her life and will viewing the night before from hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Steadman’s Recreation ing physicians who volunteer their be greatly missed. 6-8 and one hour before the Tooele Federal Credit Union time to perform athlete pysicals She is survived by her hus- services at Tate Mortuary, 110 TOOELE MAIDS Stansbury Golf Course Sergio Abarca, MD, Mountain band, Steve; her two sons, Clint S. Main Street, Tooele, Utah. Bond Reality and Sonart West Family Practice and Brett; her daughter, Teresa; Interment will be in the Tooele Commercial & Residential Homes Chad Jarvis, PA, Mountain West a son-in-law, Milo Perkins; City Cemetery. Cleaning Services Tooele Valley Spine Family Practice McConnell Dentistry Brian Ditty, PA, Mountain West Arby’s Medical Center Retain It Plus Hilary Seibert, DO, U of U Lynn E. Beckstead PLUS Health Clinic Prize Sponsors John Douglas, DO, Tooele Fabulous Cleaning Lynn Edwin Beckstead passed Copy Cottage Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Supplies To Buy away peacefully in his home on Casa Del Rey Benjamine Krough, DO, Aug. 1, 2005, at the age of 76. Handy Corner Grantsville Medical Clinic He was born Oct. 23, 1928, in A & W Aaron Elswood, PA, Grantsville 21 E Vine • Tooele • 435-882-6300 Family Dollar Medical Clinic Payson, Utah. He was married Hogle Zoo Grantsville Tennis Team to Darlene Norton on May 18, Big O Tires Inkley’s 1953, in the Salt Lake Temple. He is survived by his loving wife, Darlene Norton Beckstead, and his four children, Terry Beckstead (Chris), Mary Ann Hunt (Rodger), Pamela Reed (Danny) all from Grantsville, Utah, and Richard Beckstead (Darlene) of Henderson, Nev. Lynn E. Beckstead He has 18 grandchildren, 13 We know four letters great-grandchildren, and his sis- on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 1 p.m. ter Jean Talbot (Eldon). He was at the Grantsville Third Ward, preceded in death by his par- 415 West Apple St. where friends you can build on. ents, three brothers, one sister may call 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and his daughter-in-law. prior to the service. Interment in Funeral services will be held the Grantsville City Cemetery.

years before relocating back to Walter Erastus Stull Olympia in 2002. His all-time favorites were shooting pool Walter passed away on July and playing golf. He was very 28, 2005, at Providence/St. Peter good at both. Hospital in Olympia, Wash. He He married Alice Gallion in was born on Nov. 19, 1915, in 1938 and they divorced. He mar- Preston, Ky., to McClellan and ried Jean Peterson in 1978 and Fannie Stull. they were divorced in 1983. He attended Crandon High He was preceded in death School and was a truck driver by his parents; his son, Walter prior to joining the U.S. Army. Gordon Stuff; his sisters, Kathryn He served in the European the- Puckett and Lillie Matson; and ater of operations during World granddaughter, Debra Stull. War II. He is survived by two grand- He started his career with the daughters, two great-grand- federal government shortly after daughters, two great-grandsons, leaving the Army, and he accept- one great-great-grandson and ed assignments in Anchorage, four nephews. Alaska, Olympia, Wash., and A funeral service will be held Tooele, Utah. He retired from on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005. Viewing the Tooele Army Depot in 1979. will be from 1-3 p.m. The funer- He was responsible for heavy al service will begin at 3 p.m. equipment, artillery and parts at Woodlawn Funeral Home in procurement. He made his Lacey, Wash. Internment to fol- home in Tooele for almost 30 low. Try cleaning with toothpaste by JoAnn Derson leum jelly. Rub a little bit of it into the dry skin areas at night, and you • “If you like corn on the cob, should see a difference in a week.” but are cooking just for yourself, -- E.L. in California Those letters are why go to the trouble of heating TFCU. 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TUESDAY August 2, 2005 A7 Applications available for Arts Council grants Guidelines and application grants must be matched at grant categories is outlined in profit groups statewide. The forms are now available for least dollar-for-dollar with the application brochure. grants will support specific Utah Arts Council grants to cash from other sources. Applications submitted arts projects as well as pro- help nonprofit organizations First-time applicants and Sept. 1 are for projects sched- vide general support to larger fund arts-related activities. organizations applying for uled during calendar year arts organizations. Additional Representatives of nonprof- Community Arts Development, 2006, and applications submit- 2005-06 grants will be award- it organizations should con- Technical Assistance or ted October 1 are for projects ed in December, when the tact Grants and Endowments Challenge grants must sub- beginning after July 1, 2006 Council’s Grants Program will Manager Sherry Waddingham mit applications by Sept. 1. and completed by June 30, allocate up to $47,050 to sup- for an application booklet. Ms. Waddingham can be reached Those seeking funding under 2007. port first-time applicants. at [email protected]; the Assistance to Literary In May, the Utah Arts Council Visit the Utah Arts Council (801) 236-7550; or at the Utah Magazines, Project or General Board of Directors approved website at www.arts.utah.gov Arts Council, 617 E. South Support grant categories must grants totaling $1,018,950 for for information regarding all Temple, Salt Lake City, UT apply by Oct. 1. Criteria for Fiscal Year 2005-06 to 176 non- Utah Arts Council programs. 84102-1177. Application dead- lines are Sept. 1 and Oct. 1, 2005. Members of Tooele’s Fraternal Order of the Eagles have earned over “Our grants can be the life $1000 to make 7-year-old Caleb Jones’ (above, center) wish come blood of a small literary maga- true. Part of the money was raised by raffling off a swing set. zine or rural orchestra,” said Margaret Hunt, director of the Utah Arts Council. “Even large Eagles Make-A-Wish organizations, for whom the grant is a very small percent- age of their budget, consider come true for 7-year-old Utah Arts Council grants a Featuring Instruction by Mark Watson Denner. ‘good housekeeping seal of Now Registering approval’.” by STAFF WRITER Caleb, who has congeni- Members of Tooele’s Fraternal tal heart disease and Down The Utah Arts Council, a divi- for Fall term Order of the Eagles No. 164 are Syndrome, rode in two Tooele sion of the State Department Alexis Watson Leonelli of Community and Culture, beginning to feel fabulous about County parades on the Fourth of Class Selections: July. The Eagles’ float included a provides grants to Utah’s non- their Make-A-Wish project. Experience: swing set. On Sunday, that same profit, tax-exempt organiza- * Ballet technique and pointe The Eagles’ float entry in the * Degree from BYU college of swing set was given away after tions to assist with arts proj- (beginning-advanced) Fourth of July Parade landed health and human performance several people purchased raffle ects that have an impact on * Jazz, modern, folk and Irish step them $200 and since then the * Dance training in classical tickets at $1 each. More than individual communities or the (beginning-advanced) group has added another $1000 800 raffle tickets were sold as entire state. ballet (Cecchetti method), * Ballroom (beginning- advanced) to its coffers by raffling off a Tooele residents learned about Monies for grants are appro- modern (Alexander technique), swing set. the project. priated by the Utah State * Piano (beginning-advanced) standard and Latin ballroom, All their efforts are focused on Winning the swing set were Legislature and the federal gov- * Vocal (opera, musical theater, pop/belt) Jazz, ethnic folk dance and Irish step making 7-year-old Caleb Jones’ Neal Speakman and Toni ernment through the National * Music training in classical piano and vocal wish come true. In September, Brunkhorst. The pair were ready Endowment for the Arts. All (opera, musical theater, and pop/belt) Caleb will fulfill that dream to buy a swing set on Saturday Call Now (435) 884-6692 * Dance Company and Ballroom Dance instructor when he and his family travel to for Brunkhorst’s day care cen- at Tooele High School Walt Disney World in Florida. ter. Instead, the pair obtained a TOOELETRANSCRIPT for pricing and registration “Our members are really swing set on Sunday at a terrific BULLETIN supporting this project. It’s price. Since 1894 one of the best we have had,” e-mail:mwatson@tooeletranscript. said Eagles’ president Barbara com Stealth is reminiscent of Hollywood’s biggest flops asci- cally dumb. Ben (Josh Lucas) nating Henry (Jamie Foxx) and Fhow Kara (Jessica Biel) are the the makers three top Navy pilots who July 28th - August 6th of Stealth are chosen for the covert (I thought that guess that’s where the word an appropri- “stealth” comes in) test opera- Horse Showsth, 9am ate title. The tion involving EDI. , Sat. July 30 4H Horse Show nd, 5 pm word implies Captain Cummings (Sam , Tues. Aug. 2 Horse Reining rd, 6pm something Shepard), introduces them , Wed. Aug 3 furtive or to a “drone” bomber, a plane Open Horse Show TRACE ADKINS Admission is FREE covert. But Audrey Rock- driven by an artificial intel- there’s noth- Richardson ligence and thus requiring no live in ing “fur- STAFF WRITER human pilot. Cocky Ben takes tive” about exception to this, especially Stealth. It’s Reel Talk when EDI starts to emulate Carnival a bombasti- Ben by disobeying direct cally brazen orders. EDI is a bad plane, Thursday August 4th - Saturday August 6th Opens at 12 Noon, Thursday and unanimously non-stealthy and starts to go globally nuts Saturday concert disaster. by randomly bombing politi- Thursday All Rides $1 with I start to worry when some- cally sensitive areas of the All Day Pass Open 12 noon $ thing this bad doesn’t come world. 10 at gate thru 11 pm SugarLand along for awhile. Lots of I guess the ethical question mediocre movies, but noth- here is, do you kill a plane ing really horrible to sink who thinks he has feelings? your teeth into. It makes you Even if he’s a machine and panic for a moment and think he’s blowing whole countries Demolition Derby that maybe all the bad mov- up? Is it fair to kill that plane? Saturday, Aug 6 • 6pm iemakers have decided to no This doesn’t actually qualify Adults $10 • Kids $6 longer waste their gargantuan (2 adults & 4 kids) as a real-world ethical ques- Family Pass $30.00 resources on pure stupidity- tion. But theoretically, I guess on-a-screen. What would we it’s the question screenwriter Fireworks during Derby do then?! What would become W.D Richter and director of the Hollywood that we all Rob Cohen want us to ask know and love? ourselves. Reach deep down But thank heaven for inside, and ask yourself what Livestock Show Friday August 5th • 7:00 pm Stealth. It reminded me of all the emotional and social con- those really bad movies we sequences would be if you Friday, August 5 • 9am Tickets $20 & $30 in Advance Stock Show Weigh in Thursday long for all year. The ones that had to decide on shooting affirm that Hollywood was, August 4th from 10 am - 12 noon $30 at the door down a conscious airplane. Stock Sale - and always will be, prone to Believe me, it’s every bit as periodically stumble in a most Event tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster outlets, ticketmaster.com, bad as it sounds. But it does Sat. Aug 6 • 10:00 am embarrassing manner. (801) 325-SEAT or at Deseret Peak Office. Visit our Website at tooelefair.com have a distinctive feature that This particular stumble, many bad movies lack — it for example, should have Outdoor is actually funny, completely been called Knight Rider on Exhibits, Farmer for a Day, oblivious to it’s inherent stu- Entertainment Schedule Stage Air, or something like that. Food Booths, Contests, pidity. This movie actually That way we’d know right up Demonstrations, Helicopter Thursday, August 4th Saturday, August 6th thinks it’s seriously cool and front that this movie is not 2:30 pm Tooele Sign Pride 10:00 am In Step Academy action-packed and ripe with Rides, Petting Zoo, Character about anything so subtle as Photos & other events 3:30 pm Tooele Youth Cheer social and moral context. 11:00 am Grantsville Sunshine Generation “Stealth,” but rather about a 4:30 pm Yo-Yo Man Dale Myberg Which in itself is an impres- Opens Thursday August 4th at 12 noon 12:00 pm Battle of the Bands talking plane who stubbornly 5:45 pm Opening Ceremony sive display of self-delusion. 5:00 pm Battle Bands Winners Announced disobeys his superiors and 6:00 pm Colgate Country Showdown Grade: D 5:30 pm LaMezkla plays obnoxious music on his 9:30 pm Hypnotist Blain Mikesell in-flight MP3 player. Currently playing. FREE Friday, August 5th 7:00 pm Rawhide No, his name isn’t KITT. Rated: PG-13, for intense 2:00 pm Jazz in it 9:00 pm Quinn Brothers It’s EDI. I won’t even go into action, some violence, brief Outdoor Movie 2:30 pm Tooele Sunshine Generation 10:30 pm Clint Lewis what that stands for; just strong language and innuendo 3:30 pm Homebase Hero’s be aware that it’s fantasti- Running time: 2 hours, 1 The Incredibles 5:30 pm Melissa Jones minute Thursday, August 4th 9:30 pm Ajai 9:30 pm All events will be held at the Deseret Peak Complex • SR 112 & Sheep Lane, Tooele Education week is Aug. 15-19 For more info contact 882-7261 or Deseret Peak at 843-4000. www.tooelefair.com Brigham Young University will education, finance, self-improve- host the 83rd annual Campus ment and scores of other topics, Education Week Aug. 15-19 at as well as classes for youth. locations throughout the BYU The devotional is open to stu- Thursday, August 4, 2005 Friday, August 5, 2005 • Mixed Scramble Saturday, August 6, 2005 4 Man Scramble campus. dents and the public, and will Tooele County Fair Junior Championship The theme for the week is be broadcast live on the KBYU No. 1 Country Club, Stansbury Park 1255 East Vine Street, Tooele Entry Fee $10.00 Mixed Scramble (2 men & 2 women) 416 West 2000 North, Tooele “The Prophet Joseph Smith: networks. - includes green fees, range balls and lunch 1:30 pm Shotgun Start 8:00 am Shotgun Start ‘Whom I Did Call Upon to Bring In addition to the classes, 12:00 pm Start Enter by August 2nd Entry Fee $30.00 per person Entry Fee $35.00 per person Forth My Work.’” three performances will be held Limited to first 60 entries (435) 882-4220 Enter by July 30th • (435) 882-4162 Enter by July 30th • (435) 882-8802 The program will feature in the Harris Fine Arts Center on more than 200 faculty who will the evenings of Aug. 16-19. present more than 1,000 classes For a schedule of classes, The Tooele County Fair would like to thank its sponsors: on the Standard Works of The events, broadcast and registra- American Family Insurance • MP Enviromental Services • Daves Drug • Les Schwab • Tooele Foot Clinic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- tion information, visit educa- The Wendover Nugget • Sweat Fitness • Superior Excavating day Saints, gospel principles, tionweek.byu.edu or call (801) Parts Plus • Domino’s • Inkley’s • Kravers • Denney’s • Cargill Salt family and marriage relations, 422-2087. A8 TUESDAY August 2, 2005

Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Local News Source. BULLETIN Feds will provide money to fix damages from flood

by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER It’s official. Tooele County will receive money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help repair damages caused by spring flooding. Representatives from FEMA are currently arriving in Utah to join with state and local leaders to assess costs, Utah Department of Public Safety spokesman Derek Jensen said today. “During the next few days they will be holding application brief- ings and then assessment teams No Plans for Retirement? will go out and complete work- sheets to analyze the amount of • Does your employer offer a pension? money needed to repair various • Social Security won’t cover your needs! projects,” he said. On Monday, President George W. Bush formally signed a Declaration for Disaster for LOOKS LIKE IT’S UP TO YOU! Public Assistance for Beaver, Box Elder, Iron, Kane, Sevier, You may already have Tooele, Uintah, and Wasatch Tooele County will receive assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help rebuild roads the resources to build Counties; and the Uintah and and other public infrastructure caused by spring flooding. Federal officials arrived in Utah this week. wealth and crush debt. Ouray Indian Reservation. The disaster declaration cov- The presidential declaration Let us show you how. the consideration that President The declaration also provides ers damage to public infrastruc- releases federal money to help Bush and FEMA granted in their hazard mitigation assistance, ture that occurred between April pay for repair of flood and land- FREE financial needs analysis! approval of this disaster decla- which allows the state to take 28, 2005 and June 29, 2005. slide-damaged infrastructure ration.” actions to prevent or reduce “Our request for assistance not already covered by insur- Utah Department of Public long-term risk to life and prop- 801.891.0401 was extraordinary in that it ance or other federal agencies. Safety will work closely with erty from future natural disas- encompassed a period of two Historically, FEMA will cover 75 FEMA and local officials in ters. 801.891.0402 months,” said Utah Gov. Jon percent of the eligible costs to determining the cost of repairs. e-mail:[email protected] www.pickfunding.com Huntsman Jr. “We appreciate repair public infrastructure. Highway Back to School continued from page A1 In addition to providing trans- MUSIC portation needs, the proposed highway interchange would pro- FUN! vide an economic boost to the community, Lawrence said. Band & Orchestra Rob Bishop, first district con- Music Supplies gressman, said the funding would Music Instruments go toward design, environmental Print Music work and ROW acquisition for LDS Items the highway. The $1.8 billion highway bill Console Piano is the most federal funding ever $ in great committed to Utah in a transpor- 1,495 condition! tation bill and “it is long over- due,” said Hatch, who served on the Senate-House team that negotiated the final transporta- tion funding bill. “Improving transportation is one of the state’s highest pri- 36 N. Main #7 orities because travel in Utah’s Merc Plaza • 833-9500 roads has grown twice as fast as our population. Everywhere I

Preliminary plans for a Midvalley Highway inlude an I-80 interchange. The highway is proposed to meet ������������������ transportaton demands of a growing Tooele County. travel in Utah, people talk to me Projects on the bill include over five years tied to specific ���������� about how much we need these expanding I-15 capacity and high-priority transit and highway funds,” said Bennett, a senior funding regional commuter rail. projects throughout the state. member of the Senate Banking “I am particularly pleased with The Utah delegation was able �������������� Committee that authorized a por- the $200 million set aside for to include funding in the bill for �������������������������� tion of the highway bill. commuter rail, which will allow Utah State University to oper- “This bill will help Utah UTA to begin construction on ate a University Transportation improve roads, reduce traffic, the project. Utah has a powerful Center. This center will receive and provide more transporta- team here in the Senate,” Hatch nearly $9.2 million over the ������������ tion options. This highway bill said. “We work hard on every next five years and will greatly provides a tremendous amount funding initiative to make sure improve the statewide knowl- ��������������������� of federal assistance for road our state gets its fair share.” edge base and transportation improvements across the state. Congress is expected to pass research being done in the state. ����������������������������� As Utah continues to experience a comprehensive highway mea- Projects included in the final sure allocating approximately bill include: $200 million for Utah �������������������������������� unprecedented growth, many of these projects will help alleviate $282 million each year to invest Regional Commuter Rail, $30 mil- ��������������������������������� congestion in areas hardest hit,” in Utah’s highways systems over lion for Utah Statewide Bus and Bennett said. the next five years. Utah’s del- Bus Facilities and $1 million over ����������������� egation secured $430 million two years for Provo-Orem Bus

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From The Sidelines Warriors nip Cowboys, 3-2 Legends set by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Taylorsville has earned a reputation the bar their as being one of the premier baseball organizations in the state of Utah. Many teams quiver at the thought of meeting the formidable Warriors on the specific sport diamond. But little-ole Grantsville refused to buckle to the Taylorsville mystic on e live in a Saturday and nearly pulled off one of world of the biggest upsets in the history of the big sports, Utah State American Legion tourna- big audi- ment. W Marcus Hamatake mystified, tor- ences and big money. Headlines are filled mented and dominated the vaunted with stories about play- Warrior sluggers for an astounding ers from the NFL, NBA 10 innings while Derek Erickson and and MLB. NASCAR Garrett Giles came up with timely hits has it moments too, to trigger the Cowboy offense. and don’t forget about David Gumucio However, Taylorsville needed a one- Collegiate Sports grab- GUEST COLUMNIST out triple and wind-blown loft single bing their share of the in the bottom of the 10th to lift the limelight with the Bowl Championship stunned and frustrated Warriors to a hard fought 3-2 triumph Saturday in Series and March Madness. the opening round of the Utah State But, what about sports labeled in the “other American Legion tournament at sport” category? What about boxing, cycling, Oquirrh Park in Kearns. figure skating, golf, gymnastics, skiing, soccer The disappointing setback spoiled (in the USA), swimming, tennis and track & a tremendous performance on the field? When do they receive their due? hill by Cowboy hurler Hamatake. The It is usually when something incredible hap- right-handed pitcher scattered six hits, pens…or better yet, when someone rises to a struck out 15 and walked four in the level of greatness in which they become larger affair. than life…almost “mythical!” The impact these Grantsville raced right out of the “Legends” have on their particular sport can be gates and took brief 1-0 and 2-1 leads momentous at the moment, but over time their to demonstrate to Taylorsville that the importance can grow stronger and more hal- Cowboys would not be intimidated lowed in nature, often raising the entire sport right from the start. However, the itself to a different, loftier level. Cowboys stranded seven runners for I am at the age where I remember many the game, including four in scoring photography/Troy Boman of these great legends of the supplementary position and three in the opening two Tooele’s Mark Pratt (right) slides into home plate to score the game winning run while the Judge Memorial catcher sports world. So, let’s reminisce together about innings. attempts to dodge a collision at the plate. The Buffs won the game 6-4 to advance in the Utah State American Legion the great ones of our day. It was the first ever meeting between tournament at Oquirrh Park in Kearns. Boxing…My mind races back to Zaire Grantsville and Taylorsville. Africa, the “Rumble in the Jungle,” as Unfortunately, the momentum Muhammad Ali absorbed every crushing blow of playing well against the Warriors George Foreman could muster while Ali taunt- didn’t carry over to Monday. Murray Tooele Legion upends Judge, 6-4 ed him with his wide eyes…mocked him with rallied for nine runs in the opening five his overt expressions…and badgered him with innings of action and captured a 9-3 by Nick Drake Tooele to a dramatic 7-6 triumph over Kearns in the his Louisville lip. After toying with Foreman victory over the Cowboys Monday to regular season finale. for eight rounds, Ali rose from the “Rope-a- SPORTS EDITOR eliminate the Cowboys from the Utah Mikesell scattered seven hits, struck out six and Dope” like a Phoenix and unleashed a light- The Tooele American Legion team knew it was on the State American Legion tournament at walked three to earn the victory on the hill. ning fast two-punch combination, Ali’s right bubble for a state tourney berth from the Valley League Oquirrh Park in Kearns. The win boosted the Buffs into the State American hand falling Foreman to the floor, all the while into the Utah American Legion tournament. A story on the game will be pub- Legion tournament. Ali chastising him as he fell. No greater fighter And the Buffs also knew it would need a triumph over lished in a future edition. However, Southern League champ St. George refused has ever or will ever live than the “Greatest Valley League champ Kearns Post to assure themselves Box Elder claimed top honors in to cooperate with Tooele’s upset bid. Fighter of All Time,” Cassius Marcellus Clay- of a post-season berth. the league while Smithfield took sec- The squad exploded for a 12-0 victory in the tourney i.e.Muhammad Ali! Tooele’s state tournament hopes looked really bleak ond, Grantsville grabbed a bronze and debut. Cycling…Lance Armstrong, cyclist, cancer as well when the champs and top seeded Cougars raced Weber took the fourth and final state The Buffs bounced back on Monday to eliminate survivor, husband, father and son, stood on to a huge 6-0 lead in the top of the fifth inning July 22 at berth. Judge Memorial 6-4 at Oquirrh Park. the podium in front of the Arc de Triomphe, Dow James Park. The Valley League finished the sea- A.J. Nunley tossed a six-hitter while Zach Clausing listening to the Star-Spangled Banner ringing But the Buffs bounced right back in dramatic fashion son with Kearns Post earning the regu- rapped a bases loaded double to tie the game up and out over the Champs-Elysees to honor him, the when Zach Mikesell drilled a dramatic grand slam home supernatural being of the cycling world. His run in the bottom of the fifth and Matt Gochis pounded travels took him from a carrier ending bout SEE NIPS PAGE A11 a clutch RBI hit in the bottom of the final frame to boost SEE UPENDS PAGE A10 with testicular cancer, to rise triumphantly as a seven-time (in a row, mind you) champion of the Tour de France! We watched him in admi- Hunters can get ration, Sunday, July 24, as Lance transformed himself from a world class cyclist to an immor- tal paradigm of courage, faith and hope. second elk permit Figure Skating…Ice from rinks all over the world still whisper her name…Peggy If you’re an elk hunter who would like Fleming. The 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble to take an additional animal in Utah this season, the chance to do so begins Aug. SEE LEGENDS PAGE A10 2 when cow elk permits not taken in this year’s Antlerless Draw go on sale. “This is a great opportunity for bull elk hunters to also take a cow elk this sea- son,” says Judi Tutorow, wildlife licensing Sports Wrap coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources. The following hunters may obtain a sec- Flag football sign ups set ond elk permit: * Hunters who obtain a cow The Tooele County Flag Football league has elk permit in Utah’s antlerless draw may scheduled sign ups for youth ages six through obtain a second cow elk permit beginning 14. Aug. 2. The entry fee is $45 and the draft will be * Hunters who have obtained a bull elk held Aug. 20. All nine through 14 will draft, no or hunter’s choice elk permit, but haven’t exceptions. The season starts Sept. 17 and runs obtained a cow elk permit yet, may obtain a through Nov. 5. cow elk permit beginning Aug. 2. For more information call 882-0253 or 830- * Hunters who haven’t obtained an elk 7630. permit by Aug. 2 may obtain two cow elk permits. Hunters who do this are reminded Youth Flag Football slated that if they obtain two cow elk permits, The Tooele County Youth Flag Football they may not purchase a bull elk or hunter’s league program will run for eight weeks. choice permit this year. All youth ages three-four will be $25 and age photography / Troy Boman Hunters who draw a cow elk permit in five-six will be $35. Classes are limited to 20. Tooele High School Auto shop students work on the derby car they built for the Tooele County Search N Rescue the antlerless draw have another option. For more information call 882-0253 or stop Demolition Derby earlier this summer. The team will drive the ‘72 Cadillac again in the Tooele County Fair Demo Instead of obtaining a second cow permit, by P.L.A.Y. Sports at 33 N. Main Monday through Derby Saturday at the Deseret Peak Complex. The THS auto students built a car for this weekend’s derby and they may buy a bull elk or hunter’s choice Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. are selling tickets to enter one lucky participant in the derby Saturday. Auto shop students include, front row, permit. left to right: Hamilton “Duck Tape” Dalrymple, Lars Toensing and Bryson Madison. Back row: Will Anderson, Cory Permits not taken in this year’s Antlerless GHS football car wash set Blankenstein, Nathan Fenimore, Robert Boothe, Daniel Brewer, Cody Judd and Greg Brewer. The annual Grantsville High School football Draw will be available Aug. 2 from more car wash will be held Aug. 9 from 4 to 8 p.m. at than 190 hunting license agents statewide Soelberg’s. Auto shop builds car, sells tickets for derby and the Division of Wildlife Resources’ six The event is to help raise funds for the GHS offices. The DWR offices will open at 7:30 a.m. football program. The car wash will be $8 per by Nick Drake Deseret Peak Complex. Tickets, nearly three decades and worked car. that morning. Hunting license agents will SPORTS EDITOR which are $5 per ticket or five at his father’s shop, Clar’s Auto, open their doors during regular business THS volleyball try outs set Ever want to smash up a car tickets for $20, must be purchased as a mechanic for 20 years. hours, so the hours they open will vary. “I Try outs for the Tooele High Volleyball team and not see a raise in your car before this weekend’s derby or by His love for vehicles have been would encourage hunters to contact their will be held starting Aug. 8th at the THS gym. insurance rates. calling Jerry Hansen at 882-5202 unwavering for years. nearest license agent, to learn when they’ll The event will be held 9 a.m. to noon and Well Tooele High School auto or by stopping in Tooele City But his aching body was telling open for business that day,” Tutorow said. 7:30-8:30 p.m. on both Aug. 8-9 and from 9 a.m. shop teacher Jerry Hansen has parts houses which include Parts him otherwise. Tutorow says hunters may have two elk to noon on Aug. 10. the perfect way. Plus, NAPA Auto and CarQuest. So when the opportunity arose permits in any of the following combina- If you have any questions contact Tooele THS auto students are selling The entry deadline is by 5 p.m. to hand off his vast knowledge tions: One bull elk permit and one cow Coach Laura Andrews at 882 -7748. tickets to raffle off a demolition Thursday at all part houses and and experience to the younger elk permit; Two cow elk permits; or, One derby car, built by THS auto stu- the winning ticket will be drawn generation and to give his weary hunter’s choice permit and one cow elk per- dents, for the winner to drive in Thursday evening. body somewhat of a break, this mit. Hunters may NOT obtain two bull elk SEE WRAP PAGE A10 the 17th annual Tooele County Hansen has been tearing down, permits, or a bull elk and hunter’s choice Fair Demo Derby Saturday at the repairing and building cars for SEE DERBY PAGE A11 permit. A10 TUESDAY August 2, 2005

All players interested in playing for the GHS Wrap football team should conditioning and two-a-day continued from page A9 practices. For more information contact Coach Bitters at Wendover co-ed tourney 801-694-1316 or Coach Harrison at 435-841-9784. GHS volleyball tryouts set scheduled The Grantsville High School volleyball team will The Wendover Last Blast Co-ed Softball tourna- have try outs for the GHS volleyball team will be held ment will be held Aug. 13-14. Aug. 8 at GH at 7 a.m. The entry fee is $175 per team and there are added prize money, sponsor trophies, shirts, sweat- Abraham 33rd in Utah St. Am shirst, bat bags and more awards for the tourna- Tooele’s Jacob Abraham battled to a 33rd place ment. Discount rooms have been blocked off at the finish in the Utah State Amatuer finals July 6-7 at Wendover Nugget (1-800-848-7300) for the tourna- Wolf Creek Golf Course in Eden. ment. There were 730 amateurs golfers battling for 147 For more information call 775-664-3289 or 775- spots in the state am and Abraham qualified for the 664-3723. coveted tournament June 18 at the River Oak Golf Course in Sandy with a 75 in windy conditions. THS girls tennis tryouts Abraham shot rounds of 73 both days during the The Tooele High School girls tennis team has state am and tied seven other players for the final scheduled tryouts for the 2005 net team Aug. 1-3 two spots of the cut. In the first playoff hole, four from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at the THS tennis courts. players, Steve Borget, Nick Micek, Abraham and The Transcript-Bulletin Doubles tournament will Kirk Siddens. The four tied on the second playoff be held Aug. 5-6 at THS with a $20 team entry fee. hole and third as well. But on the fourth playoff For more information on either event contact hole, Abraham and Siddens bounced off the green Coach Derek Smith at 843-1172. and into the lake to eliminate the duo just one stroke THS golf tryouts slated shy of advancing. Tooele High School has scheduled golf tryouts on Aug. 1-4 at the Links at Overlake Golf Course at Stansbury Ringer winners set Valerie Green and Robbie Thompson captured 9 a.m. photography/Nick Drake their respective low gross division crowns in the For more information contact Coach Fred Killpack The Tooele County Babe Ruth 14-15-year-old All-Star team battled to a berth in the Utah State 14-15 year-old Stansbury Park Golf Association Ringer Tournament at 884-0434. All-Star tournament with a second place finish in the Utah North District tournament. Team members include, held July 9-10 at the local course. front row: Jamie McConnelll, James Neilson, Jackson Martinez, Todd Griffin, Stewart Christensen and Josh GHS tennis open court set Valerie Green fired a low gross 71 to take top hon- Broadhead. Middle row: Weston George, Forrest Stephenson, Nick Roth, Marcus Pacheco, Cody Lopez and Open court for the Grantsville High School tennis ors in the ladies low gross division. Joe Lemongello. Back row: Coach Scott Broadhead, Coach Wes Griffin and Coach Alex Pacheco. team will be Aug. 3-4 from 8-10 a.m. at the Nelson Patty Dunn logged a low net 63 to top the ladies Memorial Tennis courts in Grantsville. first flight low net division. The first practice will be Aug. 5 at 3 p.m. while Lorie Haines battled to a low gross 89 to win the single to stake the Southern champs to a double- the second practice will be Aug. 6 at 8 a.m. with a second flight title while Shelly Johnson topped the Upends digit edge. parent’s meeting slated at 10 a.m. after practice. second flight low net crown at 63. continued from page A9 Murray 10 - Tooele 8 For more information call Karen Nelson at 884- Meanwhile, Thompson recorded a low gross 64 The Spartans rallied for a pair of runs in the 6789 or 801-971-2172. to seize the men’s first flight crown by two strokes Mark Pratt scored on a double steal to lift Tooele top of the eighth inning and held on for a tough over runner-up Jeff Morgan (66). Ryan Holt garnered to the triumph. league triumph June 20 at Dow James Park. THS girls soccer tryouts third place at 67 while Alden Johnson and Manny The Buffs now meet Cedar City today at 1 p.m. in Murray struck for three runs in the top of the Tryouts for the Tooele High School girls soccer Jaramillo tied for fourth place with a 69 each. loser’s bracket action. A victory over the Redmen first frame when four hits spotted the visitors a team will be Aug. 1-5 from 3-5:30 p.m. at the THS Tom Paskvan topped the men’s first flight low net today would boost Tooele into a 5 p.m. affair 3-0 cushion early. soccer field, west of the THS tennis courts. division with a 62 and Brian Cummings was right Wednesday against today’s Taylorsville-Bountiful Tooele battled back with a tally in the bot- Any girl, grades nine through 12th, interested in behind with a silver finish of 64. Aaron Jackson took loser. The entire tournament is at Oquirrh Park in tom of the second to pull to within 3-1 after two playing soccer for Tooele High should attend. Come third place at 65 followed by fourth place finisher Kearns, 5600 South 4800 West. The Valley League innings expired. Mark Pratt reached on a Spartan ready to practice. Bring water. For more information Curtis Allen with a 66. finished the season with Kearns Post earning the miscue, raced to third on a wild pitch and darted call Coach Chris Wilcox at 843-7013. Ken Tomlin fought to first place in the men’s sec- regular season crown and top seed into the state home on a Tyler Griffin single to open the Buffs Jr. golf tourney set ond flight low gross division with a 62 while Dale tournament while Helper earned second place scoring. Hundreds of youngsters will hit the links of Redger and Jeff Wilson tied for second place with a and a runner-up seed followed by third place Murray countered with three runs in the top of Thanksgiving Point Golf Course on Aug. 30 when 73 each. Kevin Walthers grabbed fourth place with Cyprus and fourth place Taylorsville. Bountiful the third on three more hits and a walk to extend the Mutual of Omaha Drive, Chip and Putt Junior a 74. took fifth place while West, Judge Memorial, the lead to 6-1. Challenge presented by the Golf Channel swings Dewey Zakos and Chuck Hanney tied for first Murray and Tooele all tied for sixth place. West But the Buffs answered with a pair of tallies into the area. place in the men’s second flight low net with a 60 earned the tie-breakers to take the sixth place in the bottom of the third to pull to within 6-3. Now in its seventh year, Salt Lake City is one of the each while Allen Workman and Ray Clinton tied for seed, followed by seventh seeded Judge, eighth Parker Buck was hit by a pitch and A.J. Nunley 105 stops throughout the United States and Canada third place in the division at 62 each. seeded Murray and ninth seeded Tooele. reached on a Spartan error. Pratt drilled a two- for the world’s largest junior golf program of its kind. The next Stansbury Park Golf Association tourna- In the Northern League, Box Elder captured the run double to chase home both base runners and With the help of Comcast, Nike Golf, Delta Apparel ment will be a two-man best ball gross and net to be top seed and regular season crown followed by cut the deficit to three runs. and Featherlite, The Golf Channel hopes in 2005 to held July 30, 2005. second place Smithfield, third place Grantsville The Spartans padded the advantage to 7-3 in introduce the game of golf in a free, fun and friendly and fourth place Weber. In the Southern League, the top of the fourth on a three hits. But a superb West Desert Blaze tourney St. George topped the league standings while environment to more than 35,000 kids regardless of The West Desert Blaze will host its fifth annual throw from outfielder Griffin gunned down a Cedar City claimed a silver status and Snow their skill level. Registration begins at 3:30 p.m. Scorpions Classic 4-on-4 Soccer tournament Aug. 6 Spartan base runner at the plate and kept Murray Canyon took third. “We’re thrilled to bring Mutual of Omaha’s Drive, at Deseret Peak Complex. still within striking distance. Tooele finished the league season with a 7-11 Chip & Putt Junior Challenge to Salt Lake City,” said The entry fee is $90 per team and no more than Tooele exploded for three runs in the bottom of overall record. Mutual of Omaha regional sales officer A.J. Skar. five players may be registered on a team. The first the fourth to make the game a one run affair, 7-6. A story on Monday’s game will be published in “Everyone is a winner in this fun and rewarding pro- and second place trophies will be awarded in each Kyle McKendrick drew a walk and Blake Olsen Thursday’s edition. gram for kids between the ages of 7 and 14.” age division. Each team will be guaranteed three cracked a single to ignite the Buff comeback bid. The first 250 registrants in each city will be select- games. The tournament is open to U-10 through U- St. George 12 - Tooele 0 Jace Harris came through with a RBI single and ed to compete. Winners from each local event will 18 boys and girls teams. Applications and rules are The Southern League champs pushed home Buck followed with a run scoring ground out to have the opportunity to compete in regional cham- available by calling Trish at 882-6166. four runs in the fourth and five more in the fifth chase home Olsen. Nunley also came through pionships and, possibly, represent their hometowns to break open a 3-0 affair and end the game on the with a run scoring single to pull the hosts to at the Mutual of Omaha Drive, Chip & Putt National Wendover softball marathon 10-run rule Saturday at Oquirrh Park. within a run of the Spartans. Championship in October. For more information The first annual Wendover Nugget Co-ed Softball Brady Barlow rapped an RBI double in the Murray tacked on a run in the top of the fifth on and a complete event schedule, log on to www. Marathon will be held September 16-18 with a first bottom of the second to break a scoreless game three hits to build an 8-6 edge. TheGolfChannel.com. prize of $2000 awarded. and spot St. George a 1-0 edge after two innings However, the Buffs refused to fold and battled How to Enter...250 competitors will be selected on The entry fee is $200 per team. There are also expired. back in the bottom of the seventh inning to force a first-come, first-served basis from completed reg- $1500 for second, $1000 for third place and $500 Tylen Manumaleuna and Barlow belted RBI an 8-8 deadlock and extra inning. Nunley and T.J. istration forms available at www.TheGolfChannel. for fourth with also DeMarini bats, gloves and bat doubles in the third inning to extend the margin Witkowski ripped consecutive singles to open com, Thanksgiving Point Golf Course or by calling bags given away as well. All prizes are based on a to 3-0. the rally. Pratt loaded the bases with a single and 801-768-7401. All participants will receive notifica- 32-team field. All teams must register and have entry St. George took advantage of two straight Watrous and Griffin followed with consecutive tion by mail, telephone or e-mail. fee paid by September 9. Teams will be entered on a Buff fielding miscues to open the bottom of the RBI singles to tie the game with two outs. Competitors will be divided into four age groups: first-come, first-serve basis. Class D rules apply and fourth to ignite a four-run outburst and take a 7-0 The Spartans countered with two runs in the 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14. The first-place winners in ASA rules apply. cushion. Tyson Littlewood and Alex Wolfe each top of the eighth inning on three hits and take a each age group from the 20 regional championships The tournament begins at 7 p.m. Friday September rapped a two-run double to trigger the explosion 10-8 lead. will advance to the National Championship held this 16. Additional prize drawings will be held Saturday and take a seven-run advantage. Tooele went down in order in the bottom half October. September 17 from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. and all winners Wolfe clubbed a two-run triple to ignite a of the extra session. must be present to win. There will be a special room five-run rally in the fifth and end the game. Nunley, Pratt and Griffin paved the way for the GHS football conditioning set rate of $40 plus tax for all team members. Manumaleuna ripped a RBI double and Nicholas Buffs with two hits each while Harris, Witkowski, Conditioning for the Grantsville High School foot- Call 1-800-848-7300 for room reservations, ask for Spiker drilled a run scoring single to aid the Watrous, Zach Mikesell and Olsen clubbed one ball team will begin Aug. 1 at 7 a.m and 7 p.m. softball tournament, and to register team call 775- outburst. Barlow concluded the rally with a RBI safety each for the team as well. The two-a-days will begin Aug. 8. 664-4532.

no one has ever duplicated. He eventually 1935 when the gold winged sandaled and Pet of the Week Legends won 86 World Cup Races…only one man has helmeted god Hermes touched the life of continued from page A9 ever won half that many. He took a bad fall Jesse Owens, a gifted athlete from Ohio in a Downhill training run and came back State University. The Big Ten Championship five months later from a severe concussion in Ann Arbor, Mich. was home to the great- France were the first in color from ABC to win Gold at the 1980 Olympiad at Lake est event in sports history. Suffering from a Sports. I will always remember her free-skat- Placid in the Slalom and Giant Slalom. severe back strain, Owens almost withdrew ing routine in that chartreuse dress, winning Soccer…The crowds shout Pele…Pele… from the field, but despite the pain, he con- the only USA gold medal of the games. Pele! I reverently watched him with my tinued, setting three world records in the Fleming not only elevated figure skating, father. My father spoke often of the Brazilian long-jump, 220 yard dash and the 220 yard but she single handedly altered the entire soccer phenomenon, calling him the undis- low hurdles and tying another world record sports world for generations. I will never puted master of the world’s game. His foot- in the 100-yard dash, all in just 45 minutes. forget her. work laughed at the laws of physics and Later, in 1936, with a 100,000 German voic- Golf…The “Golden Bear” Jack Nicholas, his body defied gravity. He was supernatu- retiring from professional golf after rewrit- es echoing Yes-say, Yes-say, Yes-say Ov-ens, ral…he was magical…he was Pele! through Hitler’s elaborate Olympic stadium, ing every golfing record book in the world Swimming…Poseidon speaks his name and redesigning every course along the Jesse Owens acknowledged the crowd as from the depths of the deep…Mark Spitz; he moved toward the Victor’s Stand. At the way. A name that now dwarfs former leg- there will never be another like him. All the same time, high in Adolph Hitler’s official ends Hogan, Jones, Snead, Nelson, Palmer, stars in heaven aligned themselves during box, the German dictator and the defender Player, Hagen and Sarazen. And don’t forget the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in Munich. of Aryan supremacy, gathered his entourage the sensation happening before your very He did more for swimming in one Olympiad and clamored out of the stadium, his lies eyes! Tiger Woods is already on his way in than all other swimmers combined in all the crushed by the heal of the U.S. Olympian becoming a legend and will take his rightful games that have ever followed his legendary sprinter, the son of a share cropper and place in the clouds with the other Gods of seven gold medal performance. Augusta. Tennis…there is only one ‘King’ of tennis, grandson of a slave. Gymnastics…I remember a darling little Billy Jean King. She owned women’s tennis That memorable 1936 Olympic scene has Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. 14 year-old Romanian girl…Nadia Comaneci. from 1962 to 1975 when she retired. After become a legend and with the passing of The ballerina of the balance beam was rewriting the record books she rewrote time it will continue to grow in its telling Shelters are only required to hold animals for known for her composure and unabashed women’s tennis, fighting for equality for and in the hearts of men from generation to three days before they are euthanized. generation. Legends are fitting memorials to boldness. In the 1976 Olympics she was women in athletics, for comparable women For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals the first ever to score a perfect 10. She salaries in sport and for honest profession- truth dispelling lies and good overcoming available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at repeated the feat seven times! Her difficult alism in tennis. She won the Battle of the evil. Many athletes have tarried on without 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville performances and her high level of techni- Sexes, defeating the trash talking Bobby fame or fortune. And while wicked regimes Animal Shelter at 884-6881. cal execution redefined women’s gymnastics have risen to power and have fallen in Riggs, and established the first successful Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. forever and raised the expectations of judg- women’s professional tennis tour. There despair, the spirit of Jesse Owens and those es’ and viewers’ alike for gymnasts forever would be no women’s tennis, as we know it like him are immortal. They represent the to conquer. today, without Billy Jean King. swiftness, grace and goodness of the human Skiing…Through the snowy mist I see the Tooele Veterinary Clinic Track and Field…although I addressed spirit. They are undying tributes to faith and cold vision of a Swedish Alpine Skier named these supplementary sports in alphabetical hope. They are living testimonies that one 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Ingemar Stenmark. He won 13 World Cup order, the sports god’s saw fit to leave the legendary athlete can not only impact his Races during the 1978-1979 season, a feat best till last. It was a spring day in May, sport forever, but change an entire world. TUESDAY August 2, 2005 A11

ties in the remaining seven innings Oruillian and Aardema were inten- Nips and keep Taylorsville at bay. tionally walked to set up a force continued from page A9 But Warrior starting hurler out at the plate. However, Preston Aardema would also follow suit, Grimes, who had struck out four scattering three hits over the straight times, barely blooped a lar season crown and top seed remaining four innings and reliev- wind-aided single just over the into the state tournament while er Jared Crowther didn’t give up a drawn in infield to lift the Warriors Helper earned second place and a safety in the final three innings to to a hard fought triumph. runner-up seed followed by third set the stage for the Warrior rally. Erickson, Giles, Heath Bleazard, place Cyprus and fourth place Chris Donohue smashed a Scott Arbon and Cummings all had Taylorsville. Bountiful took fifth one-out triple to right field while one hit each for the Cowboys. place while West, Judge Memorial, Murray and Tooele all tied for sixth place. West earned the tie-break- ers to take the sixth place seed, followed by seventh seeded Judge, Come Celebrate eighth seeded Murray and ninth seeded Tooele. Taylors. 3 - Grants. 2 (10 inn) The Warriors and Cowboys battled in a first round marathon Saturday and it took a triple and wind-blown bloop hit to end the game after three extra innings. Grantsville raced right out of photography/Missy Thompson the gate and its confidence never Competitors in the individual portion of the Second Annual Tooele High Triathlon held on July 31 head up wavered against the formidable 200 West in front of the Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center. Jordan Knighton (center) led the way with a first place Taylorsville team. Hamatake drew th th th time of 29:47. a walk and raced home on a clutch August 6 , 8 , & 9 two-out double from teammate Erickson that rattled the Oquirrh fence and spotted the Cowboys THS Triathlon success continues a 1-0 edge. Chaz Fisher was also hit by a pitch to put a pair of GHS SALES & by Missy Thompson ter, Allison, who swam hard and fast, even swim- base runners on. But a ground CORRESPONDENT ming two extra lengths. The trio finished with a out ended the threat and kept the Running, biking, and swimming all in less than fast time of 29:18 giving them a first place finish. game a one-run affair. an hour’s time can seem a bit strenuous on “It was almost a ‘Lee’ sweep, but they had to Taylorsville bounced right back SPECIALS! the body. But, participants in the second annual bring in a ringer,” said Gary Lund, cross-country with a run in the bottom of the open- Tooele High School Triathlon were sure will- assistant coach, about the winning team. ing inning when a Britten Oruillian ing to run fast, pedal hard and swim effortlessly Every member of the Lee family who partici- lead off single, stolen base and Saturday at Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center. pated ended up winning a first place medal: two in two-out single by Lars Lundberg GIVEAWAYS Saturday – $100 Shopping Spree the kids division, one in the adult division, and two just past the outstretched glove of Tooele High cross-country and swim team mem- Must be present at 5: 30 to win Monday – $200 Shopping Spree bers weren’t the only ones who joined in on the on the same team in the team division. a diving Giles tied the game at 1-1 workout. Young and old alike came out on July The team of Rick Sander, John Lopez and Lizette after one inning. SWEET PEA Tuesday – Color TV 30 to help support these two fast-growing THS Torres came in second place with a time of 34:55, However, the Cowboys bounced BU CKS! sports. with Justin Christopherson, Erin Christiansen and right back with a run in the top of FREE Birthday Cake! The participants who wanted to do it all as Matt Ricci coming in close behind with a time of the second to take another slim EA RLY BIRD individuals, had to run two miles, bike three miles, 35:16 for third place. lead, 2-1. Kasey Cummings drew SPECIA LS! and finish up by swimming seven lengths of the The lone team in the open division consisting of a one-out walk and Giles crushed pool. In the team division there was a three-mile Clifford Kimpel, Brad Lund and Malia Dickinson a RBI triple into the right-cen- First 5 customers finished with a time of 37:12 for first place. ter field gap and Grantsville took run, a four-mile bike ride, and a 13-length swim. Although the turnout wasn’t as big as last another one-run cushion. But with each day receive a $10 The younger kids who wanted to prove they could year’s, coaches’ Randy Quarez and Lund were one out, Giles was left stranded on run, bike and swim only had to run one mile, bike both thrilled to have members of the community third base when an infield pop out gift certificate! one mile and swim three lengths of the pool. participate with high school-age kids in a healthy and strike out ended the threat and Fifteen-year-old Jordan Knighton held the best activity. kept the Cowboys within striking individual time of the morning, finishing at 29:47. “This is a great community and it’s wonderful to distance for Taylorsville. Way ahead of the rest of the competition, Knighton see people come together to be involved in some- In the bottom of the third, didn’t slow down. Clint Bell also worked hard fin- thing rewarding,” said Quarez. Trever Aardema drilled a two-out ishing with a time of 54:03. The Tooele High School cross-country team solo home run over the left field New & Used Children’s Gear & Clothing In the older, individual divisions, Spencer Black has definitely grown over the last few years. It fence to knot the affair at 2-2. (31:56), Linda Burgess (35:40), Brad Burgess had just been a small sport with very few runners, After the three hits in three 49 North Main St. • 843-3566 (35:41), and Nathan Lee (36:30) all captured first but now it has almost tripled in size. Along with innings, Hamatake would hold the (next to the post office) place titles in their respective age categories. the growing team numbers, the cross-country Warriors to just three more safe- The young kids had a good time showing they team has also added traditions that have carried would one day be a part of the Tooele High swim- on for a few years. The third annual homecom- ming or running programs. Eight-year-old Jennifer ing Run, which occurs on the Thursday during Lee finished with a time of 18:42, giving her a first Homecoming Week, is a day long run in one mile place medal. Her older brother, Andrew Lee also increments starting at the opposing team’s school finished in first place with a time of 17:00, fol- and finishing at the Tooele High football field. This lowed by Michael Payne at 18:34. year they will be running from Ben Lomond High The highlight of the morning was the team com- School. petition. Five high school age teams and only one Another tradition besides the Homecoming Run open age team competed against each other for and Triathlon, is the Tooele Invitational held the best team time. the Saturday before school starts in Settlement The terrific tandem of Jon Lee, Brad Wells, and Canyon. Teams from across the state are invit- Allison Lee dominated the triathlon. Jon Lee ran ed to come and run on Tooele High’s beautiful fast to get the lead for teammate Brad Wells on the course. The second annual Tooele Cross-country bike. Wells easily extended the lead for Jon’s sis- Invitational will be held on Aug. 20.

cars to keep the kids on task the students and class just two ���������������� Derby with our curriculum or like years ago. continued from page A9 a bonus,” he said. “I believe “Basically it was an acci- school needs to be fun. It dent where my body was just ������������������������������������������������������ veteran car lover and mechanic worked for the most part and giving out,” stated the veter- had a different direction. I think it will continue to work an mechanic. “The wear and The Tooele High School auto in the future. One of the big- tear of working in different shop asked Hansen a year ago if gest things it does is it helps positions took its toll on my he would like to teach students them think out of the box and body and I just couldn’t do it about the art and fundamentals helps them so that they are every day. I was at Clar’s Auto of car repair. He said there was not afraid to try something. for 20 years and I have been still some apprehension. We’ve used the derby cars to building cars for over 29 years. But he knew he had to take help teach the curriculum with I’ve always had a love for cars it. brakes, service work, etc. and this was a big opportunity Now THS students, the high “It just makes it a fun expe- for me to stay in the industry school, Hansen himself and rience and allows us to earn and teach the knowledge that I even the demolition derby are some money for the auto shop have acquired and share it with program and helps reward glad he relished the tremen- the students.” the kids and supplement the dous challenge ahead. Hansen said he wouldn’t budget we get each year,” he Hansen and his students change a thing. rebuilt two cars for the Tooele added. “By doing this it allows “It’s been a learning experi- County Demolition Derbies at our program to continue to ence all the way around,” he the Deseret Peak Complex. flourish and grow. But this has noted. “I couldn’t have done it The two vehicles are a class been a huge success for these without the tremendous sup- project to help as a fundraiser boys and they are excited port of the THS administration to supplement the auto shops about the derby and the whole budget for the upcoming 2005- auto shop program. These kids and school district and I would 06 school year at the THS auto can’t wait for the derby and to like to thank them for giving ��������� ��������������� ������������������ shop. learn about cars.” me the opportunity to share ���������� Hansen said the auto shop Something must be work- my experiences and knowledge ������������� �������������� needed to raise some funds to ing, because many students in and working with these young �������������������� help supplement their budget particular spent most of their men and women. Teaching is ���������������� and also help teach the kids summer, without school credit a whole different experience. ����������� about the mechanic aspects as or pay, helping fine tune the I was definitely apprehensive �������������������� well. Since selling cookies, piz- car and attempt to raise funds about being able to teach so ���������������������������� zas or trips weren’t exactly in needed to make the project that they would understand. I ��������� tune with the class, Hansen felt successful. have the knowledge but get- ������������������������������������������������� building derby cars would help Hansen said it’s been a fun ting that across to the kids and ������������������������������������������������� the program in two areas. year. But he did say there was making sure they retain it is ��������������������������������������� “We used building the derby some apprehension when he whole different story. It’s been ����������������� first took on the job of teaching great.” ���������������������������������� ���������������������� ��� ������������������������������� Reach Every Household ������������������������ �������������� ������������������������������������� ������������������ in the Tooele Valley! ���������������������� ������������������ TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE PLAN TOOELETRANSCRIPT Advertising • 882-0050 BULLETIN Gesundheit!

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A full-service Ear, Nose and Throat specialist now available close to home

Tooele County is renowned for pollen counts that ENT treatments offered by Dr. Peter Ventura cause discomfort for allergy and hay fever sufferers. That’s why Mountain West Medical Center is pleased • Allergies to welcome Peter G. Ventura, MD, the first Ear, Nose • Sinus and Throat Specialist to open a permanent, full-ser- • Ear Disease • Hearing Loss vice practice in the area. • Tonsils and Adenoids • Facial Lesions Located in the Gateway Professional Center at 1244 • Snoring, Sleep Apnea • Thyroid Disease N. Main, Tooele, Dr. Ventura’s practice, ENT Surgical • Deviated Septum Associates, opened on July 1. In addition to treating • Facial Plastic Surgery allergy sufferers, he offers 20 years of diagnostic and

surgical ENT experience for infants to adults. ENT Surgical Associates As part of his practice, Dr. Ventura has full privileges Peter G. Ventura, MD at Mountain West Medical Center in Tooele. He works 1244 N. Main St., Suite 200 with the hospital’s caring staff to provide patients Tooele, Utah 84074 with the best surgical and follow-up care. Phone (435) 833-9600 Fax (435) 882-4743 Tired of those itchy, watery eyes and embarrassing bouts of sneezing? Make an appointment with Dr. Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ventura today and come to know the real meaning of “Gesundheit.” Dr. Ventura habla español TUESDAY August 2, 2005 B1

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Time to get your fair tickets by Karen Hunt individual events are free. STAFF WRITER 4H will be having its fashion show. The chil- The Tooele County Fair started last Thursday dren’s art yard on Friday and Saturday is a great with the Little Buckaroo rodeo featuring steer place for kids to do crafts for free as well on riding and mutton bustin’ for children ages 6- Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 12. The reigning show Tuesday at 5 p.m. is also It continued Friday with the truck and trac- free, as is the open horse show Wednesday. tor pull, Saturday with the 4-H horse show and A variety of music for all ages will be per- Monday with 4-H Home arts registration and 4-H formed for the public at the outdoor stage, as registration. will the battle of the bands. This year they’ve But for those who haven’t yet attended the added a Latin band, as well as a hypnotist. All fair — and those eager for more, several events events at the outdoor stage are also free. remain on the hori- Dea has attended the County Fair since mov- zon. ing to Tooele 15 1/2 years ago. The famous “I think as the county grows it just gets bigger demolition derby and bigger every year, our attendance gets big- followed by fire- ger every year as well,” she said. works will mark She says she enjoys the exhibits, bringing her the finale of the fair children and grandchildren to the carnival, the Saturday evening. concert, the derby and just seeing old friends. Country star Trace “It’s just a part of summer you know. You go Adkins — who just to the fair. It seems like when you go to the fair released a new too, you get to see people in town you haven’t album — with seen for a while,” Dea said. chart-topping Dea has been working since September to S u g a r l a n d make the county fair a success. will perform “We invite all the community to come out and Friday and have fun with their families, there’s a lot to do t h r o u g h o u t over the next week,” Dea said. the weekend Dea encourages people to buy their tickets the carnival early. will run with rides for the kids. Saturday each Tickets are available at the Deseret Peak ride is a dollar. On Thursday kids can buy an all- Box Office, by calling (801) 325-SEAT, or at day pass for $10 at the door. ticketmaster.com. The Tooele County Fair will For the athletes, there will be three golf tour- be held at the Deseret Peak Complex, five miles naments connected to the fair this weekend: west of Tooele on SR-112 and Sheep Lane. Thursday’s Junior Championship at Oquirrh Stansbury Park residents can reach the grounds Hill Golf Course; Friday’s mixed scramble at by traveling west on SR-138 and turning left Stansbury Park; and Saturday’s four-man scram- on Sheep Lane. Ticket information, admission ble at Overlake. prices, event specifics and maps are located on A new feature of the county fair will be char- the official Tooele County Fair Web site, http:// acter pictures for just a dollar. Kids can have www.tooelefair.com or by calling 843-4020. their pictures taken with the likes of Spider-man, Mickie and Minnie, Dora the Explorer, Bob the Builder and Scooby Doo. For $2 kids can have their pictures taken with Mr. Incredible after the free outdoor movie, Thursday at 9:30 p.m. The prices, according to Fair Director Francine Dea, are just to cover costs. Inkley’s will be sponsoring part of the cost of the char- acter photos. Other new offerings this year include the Olympic oval bungee, a monster truck to ride and “Farmer for a Day.” The Olympic oval bungee will cost a couple of dollars and is similar to those seen at other fairs. The monster truck will be in the arena next to the demolition derby, so both children and Upcoming events include: adults who arrive a little early can go for a ride. Dea got the idea for “Farmer for a Day” Tuesday, Aug. 2: photos, free entertain- from the International Association of Fairs and Horse reining; 4-H ment, opening cere- Shows. The program is being done all over the home arts and horse mony, Colgate country country to teach kids where food comes from. reining judging. showdown and an out- “That will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Wednesday, Aug. 3: door movie. and it’s just a fun activity for kids to come and Open horse show, teen Friday, Aug. 5: Trace see where stuff from the grocery store actu- dance and karaoke. Adkins Concert with ally comes from. They’ll be able to get apples Thursday, Aug. 4: Sugarland, Children’s from a tree, come and dig for potatoes and get Stock show weigh- Art Yard, Stock Show. eggs from chickens — not real chickens,” she in, Fitting and Saturday, Aug. 6: laughs. Showmanship, carni- Stock show and sale, This year’s theme, “Keep Family Tradition val, exhibits, Farmer soccer tournament, photography / Troy Boman Alive in 2005,” speaks to what the fair is about for a Day, food booths, softball tournament, The Tooele County Fair started last Thursday with the Children’s Buckaroo Rodeo. This week all for many families. And to continue that tradi- contests, demonstra- battle of the bands, sorts of fun events will culminate with the carnival, performances by Trace Adkins and Sugarland. tion, there is no entry fee for the fair and many tions, helicopter rides, demolition derby and demolition derby and fireworks. petting zoo, character fireworks. B2 TUESDAY August 8, 2005

Give your parakeet something to talk about. BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS Line his cage with the Transcript Bulletin! Peterson / West (After you read it, of course.) McKenna Jane SUBSCRIBE 882-0050 Tristan, Addison and Lilly May Atkinson West are pleased to announce the marriage of their mother Look who’s one! Bobbie Jo Peterson to their McKenna Jane Atkinson cel- father Cameron West on August ebrated her first birthday today 6, 2005. The wedding and recep- on August 2, 2005 with her fam- tion will take place at Speirs ily, friends and her first “My Garden. The couple will make Little Pony” cake. their home in Tooele where they Her proud parents are Riker are both employed. and Jenny Atkinson of Stansbury Bobbie Jo Peterson Park. Her grandparents are Jack and Cameron West and Holly Nelson of Grantsville; Scot and Stacy Black of Tooele; Riker and Terry Atkinson of Davis / Patterson Montana. McKenna Jane Atkinson McKenna has many aunts, Ray and Beck Davis of uncles, cousins, great-grandpar- Grantsville are pleased to ents and friends. We love you announce the marriage of McKenna and wish you the very their daughter, Melissa, to best first birthday ever! Jeremy Patterson, son of Love, Duane and Tammy Patterson of Dad and Mom Grantsville. They will be married Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2005, at Rose Sachs Garden.

Melissa Davis and Jeremy Patterson

Allen / Shields

ValaRee Allen and Wesley Shields have chosen Aug. 4, 2005, to be sealed together in the Salt Lake Temple. A recep- tion will be held that evening at the Wight House Reception Center, 93 N. Main, Bountiful, from 7- 8:30, dancing to follow. ValaRee is currently teach- ing sixth grade at Hill Field Elementary in Clearfield, Utah. Wes is attending his senior year at BYU in Finances and owns Doubles and manages Eye Cessories at the University Mall in Orem. ValaRee Allen and Wesley Shields They will make their home in Midvale. Johnson; Kieth and JoAnn Wes is the son of Mark and Allen. Sherry Woods and Juan Shields Several announcements have of Centerville. ValaRee is the been returned by the postal ser- daughter of George and Roxie vice; if we have missed anyone Allen of Tooele. Grandparents please join us in our celebra- of the bride are Ross and Betty tion. SATURDAY, August 6th Shelline / Leo FRIDAY, August 5th Dee and Martie Leo of Tooele are pleased to announce the 4:00pm - 9:00pm 8:00am - 8:00pm marriage of their son Brandon & S. K. Leo to Diana Jennifer Shelline, daughter of Stewart Shelline and Ruth Myers. Tournament will be held at the Raffle for Tennis They will be married on Friday, Aug. 5, 2005, in the Salt THS TENNIS COURTS Equipment Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor that Tournament Director: Derek Smith, THS Tennis Coach evening from 6:30- 8:30 at the Willow Creek Stake Center in All Ages Invited Sandy, Utah. Grandparents of the groom Diana Jennifer Shelline ENTRY FEE: are Guy and Kin Leo of Stansbury and Brandon S. K. Leo Park, and Juanita Marie Frank $ Entry Deadline August 4th • 8pm of Tooele. 20 Turn applications into Tournament Director, Includes T-shirt Derek Smith, or the Transcript Bulletin Office Miles / Couvrette Melissa Miles and Sunne Couvrette are pleased to announce their upcoming mar- (Partners must also riage on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005, fill out application) in the Bountiful Temple. Entry Form Parents of the bride are Name: ______DeeAnn and John Johnson of Tooele; Larry and Peggy Miles Age: ______# Years Experience: ______of Grantsville. Parents of the groom are Keri and Don Phone: (Home) ______(other) ______Couvrette from Oregon. The couple will reside in Doubles Partner Name: ______Logan, Utah, to attend Utah State University. Age: ______# Years Experience: ______In our excitement, if we have Melissa Miles overlooked anyone, please join and Sunne Couvrette Phone: (Home) ______(other) ______us at the reception, which will FEE: $20 per team � Paid Cash or Check (Make check out to Derek Smith) be held from 7-9 p.m. at 384 W. Vine Street in Tooele. T-Shirt Size: � Small � Medium � Large � X-Large Tournament Draws

*Juniors will be put in age categories (6-11 yrs., 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 yrs.) will be posted at the *Adults (18 & older) will be categorized by skill rating THS Tennis Courts Please check the appropriate NTRP Skill Rating! by Friday, June 8th @ Noon. Player � 2.0 Beginner check-in begins that � 2.5 Some Experience day at 4:00 pm. � 3.0 Not Bad � 3.5 Good - Steady Player - Usually has team experience Draws will be � 4.0 Very good - a lot of experience & consistent determeined by # of entries in each � 4.5 Wow! Dominating Player category � 5.0-6.0 Professional or circuit playing experience Turn-in application to Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Please bring one new can of tennis 58 North Main Street balls to each match. Guaranteed at Tooele, Utah 84074 least two matches. or to Derek Smith 843-1172 Sponsored by: Iman’s Court photography / Troy Boman Logo Wear Trophy Members of Scout troop 205 have been beautifying a part of Elton Plaque Park this summer. The 11 year old Scouts has adopted the raised Tooele & flower garden between the tennis courts and concession booth at Elton Park. They have had fun putting it together and hope that you will take Trophies & prizes will be awarded! the time and drive by and enjoy the beauty. They would like to thank the generous donations of Landscape Construction Supply who donated a large landscape boulder, Garden of Erda, Tere’s Garden on Main street, Wal-Mart Supercenter Tooele and Barbara Barlow of Tooele for the beautiful annual and perennial plants. Pictured above are Zachary Cramer (l-r), troop leader Ruth Criner and Cody McEachern. TUESDAY August 2, 2005 B3

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Warner Home Video H [ABC] ABC Wld News Access H’wood My Wife-Kids Rodney CMA Music Festival: Country Music’s Biggest Party (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition pens otherwise during the year.” dition, a group of New York fire- will release the DVD set “Dallas: Send questions of general interest I [NBC] News News Meet Mister Mom (N) I Want to Be a Hilton (N) Law & Order: SVU News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night Such relatively free mingling fighters who lost comrades in the The Complete Third Season” to TV Pipeline, Zap2it, 333 Glen J [HBO] Movie: TT ‘‘Sister Act’’ (1992, Comedy) Whoopi Goldberg. ‘PG’ ^ Nine Innings From Ground Zero Movie: TT ‘‘Paparazzi’’ (2004) Cole Hauser. ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Spartan’’ (2004) Val Kilmer. ‘R’ ^ between performers and fans Aug. 9. It includes the single K [KUED] The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Great Scenic Railway Journeys Warbirds of World War II Nova (In Stereo) ^ Butterflies Decreasing Cir. To Be Announced 9/11 terrorist attacks meets with St., Glens Falls, NY 12801, or probably would be unthinkable in Jackson to thank him for his song most-watched-episode of the se- L [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice One on One Eve R U the Girl With T-Boz & Chilli Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (In Stereo) ^ other fields of music, if only for e-mail to [email protected]. 1: [TBS] Friends Friends Sex and-City Sex and-City Friends Friends Friends Friends Movie: TTT ‘‘Kate & Leopold’’ (2001, Romance) Meg Ryan. ^ “Where Were You When the ries, and one of the most- security concerns, but LeVox 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Antiques Roadshow A Hot Dog Program (In Stereo) ^ Perry Mason (In Stereo) I Love Lucy ^ World Stopped Turning,” which watched television episodes of Writers must include their name 1= says country music is just more [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld Trading Spouses: Meet-Mommy House ‘‘Heavy’’ (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear was played in their firehouse for and city. Personal replies cannot 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Dr. Phil News Friends Home Improve. Frasier Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ laid-back than most other genres. all time, which can be summed 1? [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Gilmore Girls (In Stereo) ^ Gilmore Girls (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City “As far as I know, country mu- months as they went through up in three words: Who shot be sent. 2= [FX] King of the Hill King of the Hill Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: TT ‘‘The Transporter’’ (2002, Action) Jason Statham. Rescue Me ‘‘Shame’’ (N) their grieving process. 2? sic is the only genre in music that [QVC] Cookbook Corner Diamond Jewelry by Affinity QVC Sampler Electronics Today Watches by Ecclissi does something like this, bring- Another very poignant segment 2@ [ANPL] Wolf Within ^ The Most Extreme ^ Animal Cops Detroit ^ Wolf Within ^ The Most Extreme ^ Animal Cops Detroit ^ follows Big & Rich as they travel 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Ned’s School Fresh Prince Hi-Jinks (N) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince ing the artists and the fans togeth- 2B [FAM] Movie: TTT ‘‘Dirty Dancing’’ (1987, Drama) Jennifer Grey. Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program er,” he says. “I think it’s just the to Vanderbilt Hospital to perform T RIVIA T RIVIA 2C [TOON] Pokemon Grim Advent. Grim Advent. Yu-Gi-Oh! Teen Titans Dragon Ball Z Family Guy Futurama Hungerforce Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Cowboy Bebop down-home nature of the music. their hit song “Live for Life” for 3; [CMTV] 100 Greatest Songs Concert Controversy Making-Dukes Dukes of Hazzard Willie Nelson Uncut: 60 Min. CMT Music You know, we call our fan club a group of young patients, then Gretchen Mol (“Finding Gina Torres (“Firefly”) attend- 3= [DISN] Kim Possible ^ Braceface ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: T ‘‘Inspector Gadget’’ (1999) Matthew Broderick. ^ Buzz-Maggie Sister, Sister dedicate a hospital room in the 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TT ‘‘Super Troopers’’ (2001, Comedy) Jay Chandrasekhar. ^ MXC 2005 SI Swimsuit Special Real TV Blind Date our ‘fam club,’ because they real- Graceland”) worked as a hat- ed New York’s High School of 3B [AMC] Movie: TTT ‘‘Forever Young’’ (1992, Fantasy) Mel Gibson. ‘PG’ Movie: TTT ‘‘An Affair to Remember’’ (1957, Drama) Cary Grant. ‘NR’ ^ Movie: TT ‘‘The Money Pit’’ (1986) Tom Hanks. ly are our family on the road. It’s facility to the memory of Katie check girl in a restaurant where Music and Art and is a mezzo- 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ The Closer ‘‘Batter Up’’ ^ Charmed (In Stereo) ^ The X-Files ‘‘Fire’’ ^ just really, really great to get out Darnell, who co-wrote the song her prospective agent noticed soprano trained in opera and 4; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown there and meet those people, and with the duo before succumbing her and got her a job. jazz. 4= [CNBC] The Restaurant (In Stereo) ^ Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch The Restaurant (In Stereo) ^ Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch I hope this event continues.” to brain cancer. 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Return to Me’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: ‘‘This Matter of Marriage’’ (1998, Drama) Michael Nouri. ^ Golden Palace Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Poker Million ’05 Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period Knockouts Beach Volleyball TEN-PICA FORMAT Editors’ Choice Page 1 Gretchen5< [ESPN] Wilson2005 World participates Series of Poker in^ the2005 “CMA World SeriesMusic of Poker Festival: ^ Tilt ^ Country Music’s SportsCenterBiggest (Live)Party ^,” airingBaseball Tuesday NFLon Live ABC. (N) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Movie: TTZ ‘‘Blow’’ (2001, Drama) Johnny Depp. ^ Law & Order: SVU The Dead Zone ^ ‘‘School Ties’’ 7; [DISC] Deadliest Catch Dirty Jobs ‘‘Sewer Inspector’’ (N) Dirty Jobs ^ Deadliest Catch Dirty Jobs ‘‘Sewer Inspector’’ Dirty Jobs ^ [518] [ENC] Movie: TTTZ ‘‘The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers’’ (2002, Fantasy) Elijah Wood. (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TT ‘‘Rapid Fire’’ (1992) Brandon Lee. ^ Movie: TT ‘‘No Way Back’’ (1996) Russell Crowe. [534] [STARZ] Movie: TT ‘‘Raising Helen’’ (2004) Kate Hudson. ‘PG-13’ ^ On the Set Movie: TTT ‘‘Elf’’ (2003) Will Ferrell. ‘PG’ ^ Movie: TT ‘‘The Forgotten’’ (2004) ‘PG-13’ ^ ‘‘The Missing’’ [561] [MAX] Movie: TTT ‘‘Patriot Games’’ (1992) ^ Cont’d Movie: TZ ‘‘The Whole Ten Yards’’ (2004) ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘The Order’’ (2003, Horror) Heath Ledger. ^ Movie: TT ‘‘50 First Dates’’ ^ [576] [SHOW] Dead Like Me Dead Like Me Movie: TT ‘‘Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later’’ ‘R’ Queer as Folk Movie: TT ‘‘Summer Lovers’’ (1982, Drama) ‘R’ TT ‘‘Firefight’’ [591] [TMC] Movie: ‘‘Sex-Videotape’’ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life’’ (2003) ^ Movie: TT ‘‘The Big Hit’’ (1998) Mark Wahlberg. Movie: TTT ‘‘Crimson Tide’’ (1995, Suspense) ^

63f0003-1 WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 3, 2005 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"""" F [CBS] News Ent. Tonight Still Standing Yes, Dear Rock: INXS King of Queens CSI: NY (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Late Show-Letterman Late Late Show H [ABC] ABC Wld News Access H’wood Brat Camp (In Stereo) ^ Brat Camp (N) (In Stereo) ^ Lost (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition I [NBC] News News Outrageous Moments Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night J [HBO] Movie: TTZ ‘‘First Kid’’ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘First Daughter’’ (2004) Katie Holmes. Movie: TTZ ‘‘The Day After Tomorrow’’ (2004, Adventure) Dennis Quaid. ‘PG-13’ Entourage The Comeback K [KUED] The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Great Scenic Railway Journeys John Denver: A Song’s Best Friend Butterflies Decreasing Cir. To Be Announced L [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice R U the Girl With T-Boz & Chilli Veronica Mars (In Stereo) ^ Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (In Stereo) ^ 1: [TBS] Raymond Raymond Seinfeld Seinfeld Sex and-City Sex and-City Movie: TZ ‘‘Down to Earth’’ (2001, Comedy) Chris Rock. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘House Party’’ ^ 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie Kid Concoctions (In Stereo) ^ Suze Orman: For the Young, Fabulous and Broke BBC World Perry Mason ^ I Love Lucy ^ 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld So You Think You Can Dance The Inside (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Dr. Phil News Friends Home Improve. Frasier Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ 1? [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show One Tree Hill (In Stereo) ^ Smallville ‘‘Run’’ (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: TTT ‘‘Black Hawk Down’’ (2001, Drama) Josh Hartnett. Over There 2? [QVC] Wednesday Night Gold Electronics Today cook’s essentials Kitchen Ideas Limited Edition Collectible Quilts 2@ [ANPL] Buggin’ With Ruud Corwin’s Quest Animal Cops Detroit ^ Buggin’ With Ruud Corwin’s Quest Animal Cops Detroit ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Ned’s School Full House Full House Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne 2B [FAM] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Cruel Intentions’’ (1999) Sarah Michelle Gellar. ^ Venus-Serena Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Venus-Serena Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Pokemon Juniper Lee Juniper Lee Yu-Gi-Oh! Teen Titans Dragon Ball Z Family Guy Futurama Hungerforce Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Cowboy Bebop 3; [CMTV] Toby Keith: Live, Uncut and Unleashed Willie Nelson Uncut: 60 Min. Super Stacked Dukes of Hazzard Toby Keith: Live, Uncut and Unleashed CMT Music 3= [DISN] Kim Possible ^ Braceface ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TT ‘‘102 Dalmatians’’ (2000, Adventure) Glenn Close. ^ Zack & Cody Sister, Sister 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: TTZ ‘‘Point Break’’ (1991, Drama) Patrick Swayze. ^ World’s Most Amazing Videos Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Blind Date Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Navy SEALS’’ (1990, Adventure) Charlie Sheen. ‘R’ Movie: TTZ ‘‘K-19: The Widowmaker’’ (2002, Suspense) Harrison Ford. ‘PG-13’ ^ ‘‘Braddock: Missing in Action III’’ 3C [TNT] Law & Order (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Shaft’’ (2000, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Shaft’’ (2000, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. ^ The X-Files (In Stereo) ^ 4; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 4= [CNBC] Cover to Cover Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch Cover to Cover Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Video Voyeur’’ Cont’d Movie: TZ ‘‘The Return of Alex Kelly’’ (1999) Margot Kidder. ^ Golden Palace Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Beyond the Glory ^ 5< [ESPN] MLB Baseball: New York Yankees at Cleveland Indians. Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ Baseball NFL Live (N) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU The 4400 ‘‘Rebirth’’ ^ Nash Bridges (In Stereo) ^ 7; [DISC] Giant Cranes 1 Step Beyond MythBusters ^ Top Gear (N) Giant Cranes 1 Step Beyond MythBusters ^ Top Gear [518] [ENC] Movie: TTT ‘‘Good Morning, Vietnam’’ (1987) Robin Williams. ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘A Man Apart’’ (2003, Action) Vin Diesel. (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘21 Grams’’ (2003, Drama) Sean Penn. (In Stereo) ^ [534] [STARZ] Movie Cont’d Movie: ‘‘Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle’’ ‘R’ Movie: TZ ‘‘Gigli’’ (2003, Romance-Comedy) Ben Affleck. ‘R’ ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Dawn of the Dead’’ (2004) ‘R’ ^ ‘‘The Alamo’’ ^ [561] [MAX] Movie: TTZ ‘‘A Walk in the Clouds’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TZ ‘‘Grind’’ (2003, Comedy) Mike Vogel. Movie: TZ ‘‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’’ (1997, Horror) Movie: ‘‘Napoleon Dynamite’’ ^ [576] [SHOW] Movie: TTT ‘‘The School of Rock’’ (2003) Jack Black. ‘PG-13’ ^ Movie: ‘‘Who’s Your Daddy?’’ (2003, Comedy) ‘R’ Movie: T ‘‘National Lampoon’s Dorm Daze’’ (2003) Tatyana Ali. ‘R’ ‘‘Indian Rnr’’ [591] [TMC] Movie: ‘‘Mad Dog Time’’ Cont’d Movie: TTT ‘‘The Italian Job’’ (2003, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg. Movie: TTT ‘‘Dick Tracy’’ (1990) Warren Beatty. Movie: TTT ‘‘The Story of the Weeping Camel’’

THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 4, 2005 63f0003-3 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"""" F [CBS] News Ent. Tonight Big Brother 6 (In Stereo) ^ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Without a Trace (In Stereo) ^ News ^ Late Show-Letterman Late Late Show H [ABC] ABC Wld News Access H’wood Extreme Makeover Hooking Up (N) Primetime (N) ^ News ^ Nightline ^ Access H’wood Inside Edition I [NBC] News News Joey Will & Grace The Law Firm (N) (In Stereo) ^ ER (In Stereo) ^ News The Tonight Show-Jay Leno Late Night J [HBO] Movie Cont’d Spider-Man 2 Movie: TTT ‘‘The Associate’’ (1996) Whoopi Goldberg. ‘PG-13’ ^ Real Sports (In Stereo) ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Taking Lives’’ (2004, Suspense) Angelina Jolie. ‘R’ K [KUED] The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer Treasure House: The Utah Mining Story Butterflies Decreasing Cir. To Be Announced L [KPNZ] Girlfriends Celeb Justice WWE SmackDown! (N) (In Stereo) ^ Roseanne Roseanne Girlfriends Celeb Justice Jerry Springer (In Stereo) ^ 1: [TBS] MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. (Live) ^ Cont’d Movie: TTT ‘‘Tin Cup’’ (1996, Comedy-Drama) Kevin Costner. ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘Play It to the Bone’’ (1999, Comedy) 1; [KBYU] Little House on the Prairie More Yoga-Rest of Us Magic Moments: The Best of 50’s Pop (In Stereo) ^ Perry Mason ^ I Love Lucy ^ 1= [FOX] The Simpsons Seinfeld That ’70s Show That ’70s Show The O.C. (In Stereo) ^ News The Simpsons Seinfeld Dharma & Greg Yes, Dear 1> [KJZZ] Friends Will & Grace Wheel-Fortune Jeopardy! ^ Dr. Phil News Friends Home Improve. Frasier Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ 1? [KUWB] That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville (In Stereo) ^ Everwood (In Stereo) ^ King of Queens King of Queens Raymond Raymond Drew Carey Spin City 2= [FX] Movie: ‘‘Black Hawk’’ Cont’d Fear Factor (In Stereo) ^ King of the Hill King of the Hill Movie: T ‘‘Just Married’’ (2003, Comedy) Ashton Kutcher. Starved (N) Always Sunny 2? [QVC] Craftsman Workshop: 18th Anniversary Kitchen Ideas N.V. Perricone Skin Care Organize It All 2@ [ANPL] The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Detroit ^ The Planet’s Funniest Animals The Planet’s Funniest Animals Animal Cops Detroit ^ 2A [NICK] SpongeBob Ned’s School Full House Full House Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince 2B [FAM] Movie: TTT ‘‘Flight of the Navigator’’ (1986) Joey Cramer. ^ Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club ^ Home Videos Home Videos Paid Program Paid Program 2C [TOON] Pokemon Camp Lazlo Camp Lazlo Yu-Gi-Oh! Teen Titans Dragon Ball Z Family Guy Family Guy Robot Chicken Samurai Cham. Paranoia Agent S-CRY-Ed 3; [CMTV] Top 20 Countdown Making-Dukes Dukes of Hazzard Most Shocking Open Cntry CMT Music 3= [DISN] Kim Possible ^ Braceface ^ Lizzie McGuire Sister, Sister That’s-Raven That’s-Raven Movie: TTZ ‘‘Brink!’’ (1998, Adventure) Erik von Detten. ^ American Drgn Sister, Sister 3@ [SPIKE] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Dukes of Hazzard Dukes of Hazzard MXC MXC Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Real TV Blind Date 3B [AMC] Movie: TTTZ ‘‘Blade Runner’’ (1982, Science Fiction) Harrison Ford. Premiere. ‘R’ Movie: TTT ‘‘Mad Max’’ (1979, Adventure) Mel Gibson. ‘R’ Movie: TTZ ‘‘The Hitcher’’ (1986, Suspense) ‘R’ 3C [TNT] Movie: TTT ‘‘The Negotiator’’ (1998, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘The Negotiator’’ (1998, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. ^ 4; [CNN] Paula Zahn Now ^ Larry King Live ^ NewsNight With Aaron Brown ^ Lou Dobbs Tonight Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 4= [CNBC] Cover to Cover Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch Cover to Cover Mad Money The Big Idea With Deutsch 4@ [LIFE] Movie: ‘‘Love Is Strange’’ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘A Stranger to Love’’ (1996, Drama) Beau Bridges. ^ Golden Palace Golden Girls The Nanny The Nanny Design. Women The Division ^ 4C [FXNEWS] The O’Reilly Factor (Live) ^ Hannity & Colmes (Live) ^ On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto 5; [FXSPN] Poker Million ’05 Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period Best Damn Sports Show Period The Sports List Boxing 5< [ESPN] City Slam (N) X Games (Live) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ Baseball NFL Live (N) ^ SportsCenter (Live) ^ 5A [USA] Law & Order: SVU Movie: ‘‘Tornado!’’ (1996, Drama) Bruce Campbell. ^ Movie: TTZ ‘‘Dante’s Peak’’ (1997, Adventure) Pierce Brosnan. ‘‘Meteor Man’’ 7; [DISC] Mob Scene ^ Mob Scene ^ The FBI Files ^ Mob Scene ^ Mob Scene ^ The FBI Files ^ [518] [ENC] Movie: TT ‘‘The Santa Clause 2’’ (2002) ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Miracle’’ (2004, Drama) Kurt Russell. (In Stereo) ^ Movie: ‘‘Wild Things 2’’ (2004) Susan Ward. ^ TZ ‘‘Miranda’’ [534] [STARZ] Movie: TTZ ‘‘Hidalgo’’ (2004) Viggo Mortensen. ‘PG-13’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘Hollywood Homicide’’ (2003) Harrison Ford. ‘PG-13’ Movie: TTT ‘‘Kill Bill: Vol. 1’’ (2003, Action) Uma Thurman. ‘R’ ^ [561] [MAX] Movie: ‘‘Confidence’’ ^ Cont’d Movie: TT ‘‘Love Don’t Cost a Thing’’ (2003) Nick Cannon. ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Scream’’ (1996, Horror) Neve Campbell. ^ Movie: TT ‘‘Along Came Polly’’ [576] [SHOW] Movie: TT ‘‘The Core’’ (2003) Aaron Eckhart. ‘PG-13’ ^ Movie: TTT ‘‘Barbershop 2: Back in Business’’ (2004) Ice Cube. Movie: TTT ‘‘Desperate Hours’’ (1990, Drama) Mickey Rourke. ‘R’ ANSWERS ON B5 [591] [TMC] Movie: TT ‘‘Rugrats Go Wild’’ (2003, Adventure) Movie: ‘‘Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde’’ Movie: TZ ‘‘Employee of the Month’’ (2004) ^ Movie: TZ ‘‘Marci X’’ (2003) Lisa Kudrow. ^

63f0003-5 B4 TUESDAY AUGUST 2, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

all sessions of class. Cost will be $6. For County fair more information call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. Stock Show and Sale Eagle Scout urges give blood The Tooele County Fair Livestock The Eagle Scout ARUP blood drive Sale will be held on Saturday, Aug. 6, at to benefit Primary Children’s Hosptital, 10 a.m. The public is invited to bid on all Huntsman Cancer Institiute and animals up for sale. Shriner’s Hospital for children will be Animal weigh-ins will be on Thursday, held Tuesday, Aug. 9, from 3-8 p.m. at Aug. 4, from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. Judging the Stanbury Park Medical Clubhouse. will be on Friday, Aug. 5 with swine at Please contact Joseph McClatchy at 9 a.m., lambs at 11 a.m. and beef at 2 882-8960 for an appointment. Walk-ins p.m. are welcome. You must bring photo All swine that enter the grounds identification. Those donates aged 17- (unloaded from vehicle) must be slaugh- 20 years need a signed permission slip tered — no exceptions. If the swine are to donate. underweight they will be placed in a pen Support cancer victim and the owner paid the floor pace. Moving sale — Starting at 8 a.m. on For more information contact Brad Saturday, Aug. 6, a yard sale will be held Clayton 884-3494. at 905 N. 620 E. to benefit the a family Free events at fair with two young children whose mother There are many free events at the has cancer. The Jordans urgently need Tooele County Fair this year so bring to make an international move so she the whole family and enjoy! can recieve treatment. Items available • Gate admission and parking are include furniture, wall art, crafts, fish free. tank, books, vacuum, washer and many • 4H Horse show this Saturday at 9 others. Donations can also be made a.m. at the yard sale or at JennyJordan.net. • Aug. 6 there is horse reigning at 5 Come early. p.m. String players invited The Grantsville National All Star Team went 3-0 in WBBA Region Tournament taking first place and qualifying for the WBBA State • Aug. 3 we have the open horse show Calling all string players: ‘Classical Tournament. The team only gave up one run the entire tournament. They went 3-2 in the WBBA State Tournament getting knocked out by Rosepark Wednesday in a 5-4 battle. They took sixth place in the state tournament out of 24 teams. Team members are at 6 p.m. and also the teen dance and Jammin’ for Chamber Strings, violin, (front row l-r): Michael Fitzpatrick, Josh Crane, Tyler Bates, Kaydon Fonger, Trent Whiting, Colton May; (middle) Cole Merseth, karaoke at 8:30 p.m. viola and cello will meet the first and • Aug. 4, the stock show will begin at Wyatt Branch, Landon Hammond, Braydon Hamatake, Kelby Landon, Marshall Lindsay, (back) Assistant Coach Mark Merseth, Head third Thursdays of August and September Coach Steve Branch, Assistant Coach Cory Landon, Assistant Coach Adam Lindsay. 10 a.m. and run until Saturday. Thursday (Aug. 4, 18, Sept. 1, 15). Meet from is also when all booths, exhibits, petting 7:30-9 p.m. at the Tooele Stake Center, GHS football conditioning set zoo, contests, demonstrations, charac- 253 South 200 East, in the southwest Overlake Erda Conditioning for the Grantsville High ters, etc. will begin and run through corner of the building. Bring your own School football team will begin Aug. Saturday. Stand. Call Betta Nash at 882-5107 or 1 at 7 a.m and 7 p.m. The two-a-days Join HOA board meeting Planning meeting canceled • Aug. 6 is the stock sale at 10 a.m. 830-8082 for music: Bach, Brandenburg will begin Aug. 8. All players interested The Overlake HOA Board Meeting The Erda Township Planning • Aug. 5-6 — The children’s art yard #6; Mozart, Eine Kline Nacht Musik; in playing for the GHS football team will be held on Thursday, Aug. 4, at Commission scheduled for Aug. 10 has will run with free activities for the kids! Handel, Water and Firework Suites. Lets should attend conditioning and two-a- the Tooele County Courthouse down- been canceled due to lack of adenda. • The outdoor entertainment tent will get together and enjoy!! have a variety of acts going on all day day practices. stairs in the emergency management Planners hear public from Aug. 4-6. Gallery stroll slated For more information contact conference room at 7 p.m. If you have The Erda Township Planning Photography by Ron Allen will be on There’s so much to do and see for Coach Bitters at 801-694-1316 or Coach items you need to discuss with the HOA Commission will hold a public hearing display through Aug. 31, presented by free at the Tooele County Fair. Visit the Harrison at 435-841-9784. board, bring your information and join in the Tooele County Courthouse audito- ME Style. An artist’s reception will be fair’s website at www.tooelefair.com for GHS volleyball tryouts set us. All HOA members are invited to rium, 47 S. Main St., Tooele, Wednesday, held Aug. 5 from 6-9 p.m. a full schedule. The Grantsville High School volley- attend. Aug. 24, at 7 p.m. to receive public com- Enjoy outdoor movie Collect box tops ball team will have try outs Aug. 8 at ment on AMZ #1020-05 Amendment to The Tooele County Fair will host a General Mills is giving us a new way to GHS at 7 a.m. Stansbury chapter 24-5 Off premise advertising. free movie on Thursday, Aug. 4, at 9:30 earn more money through the Boxtops THS volleyball tryouts for Education program. Besides the p.m. — The Incredibles. Bring your Tooele High School volleyball tryouts boxtop coupons, until Dec. 31, 2005, Stockton blankets and chairs, lay on the grass and will be held Monday-Wednesday, Aug. 8- Candidates needed we are also collecting the front label watch a great show on the big screen. 10, at the THS gym. Times are 9-12 a.m. Candidates are needed to fill the of the cereal that says whole grain and Organizers will give free popcorn while each day and 7:30-8:30 p.m. Monday and office of Trustee within the Stansbury Campbells soup labels. Bring these to Stockton Days slated supplies last and there may even be a Tuesday. Greenbelt Service Area and the Stockton Days starts Friday, Aug. 19 your schools. If you are not supporting surprise for the little ones. Come enjoy If you have any questions, contact Stansbury Recreation Service Area (con- at Alex Barker Memorial Ball Park at a certain school, there are two drop a fun time for the whole family! Coach Andrews at 882 -7748. stituting the Stansbury Service Agency). 6 p.m. off boxes for these at Albertsons and Pageant postponed There are two vacancies in each of the • Horse Trail Ride begins at 6 p.m., Maceys, or for pick up please call Sherry Double tennis tournament above, for a total of four vacancies. Due to scheduling complications, the The annual Tooele Transcript- contact Kim Allred for more informa- at 882-7604 or e-mail sharetime@myfam. Positions are for a four year term. Miss Tooele County Pageant has been Bulletin Doubles Tennis Tournament tion 882-1806. com. Individuals elected to any of the postponed until a later date. Organizers will be held Friday and Saturday, Aug. 5- • Oldies Car Show from 6-8 p.m. (If above positions must be willing and will advertise the new date soon. Please Don’t miss fun book fair 6, at the THS tennis courts. Enrty forms you know of someone with a classic car, Stop by the Mountain West Medical able to attend the required meetings watch for more information or contact will be available at the Transcript- pass it along, the more cars the better). Center classrooms on Thursday and each month and be responsible to over- Cheryl Adams at 843-3150. Bulletin office or at the Tooele City • Fun activities, games, bake sale, Friday, Aug. 4-5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., see any designated area(s) of responsi- Parks and Recreation office. The entry championship softball game, food and Purchase tickets early to participate in great discounts on bility. The election will be held Nov. 8. fee is $20 per team and T-shirts, trophies entertainment all begin at 10 a.m. and Please purchase your Tooele County unique books and gifts. Proceeds help For qualifications and procedure to and prizes will be available. All ages and run throughout the day. Fair Concert and Demolition Derby tick- benefit Mountain West Senior Circle. declare candidacy, call 882-6188 or visit levels are encouraged to enter. There • Bring potluck and eat with family ets early to avoid the long lines. Go to Kim Marshall, Special District Clerk will be several draws for men, women and friends beginning at 5:30 p.m. the Deseret Peak ticket office to avoid at the Stansbury Service Agency, 1 and juniors. Juniors will be separated by • The Little Miss Stockton Pageant the service fees or you can purchase Meetings Country Club, Suite 1, Stansbury Park, age and adults by skill level. Call Derek deadline to register is Aug. 17. Contact them through all ticketmaster outlets. Utah between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and Smith at 843-1172 with any questions. Jennifer Dyson 843-4325 to register. There will be no outside food or bev- 3:30 p.m. erages allowed at the ticketed events. County planners meet • Attention all vendors and crafters There are no video cameras allowed at The Tooele County Planning — Booth space available for $10. Come the concert. Commission will hold a public hearing Grantsville Grist Mill sell your wares. Deadline is Aug. 17. Concert tickets are $20 in advance on Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 7 p.m. in Contact Town Hall at 882-3877 or Ron and $30 at the door. Derby tickets are the auditorium at the Tooele County City council meets Stanley at 843-5968. Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, to take Farmers market opens • DUP Museum will be open 9 a.m. $10 for adults, $6 for kids or a family The Grantsville City Council will hold comment on AMZ #1020-05 Amendment The farmers market, craft fair and to 3 p.m. pass is $30 (two adults and four kids). a regular meeting Wednesday, Aug. 3, at to Chapter 24-5 Off premise advertis- flea market at the Benson Grist Mill will 429 E. Main St., Grantsville, at 7 p.m. ing. run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday Tooele See another great yard Aug. 20 through Oct. 15. Churches City council meets Congratulations to Sherry and Earl The Tooele City Council will meet in a Anyone who grows produce, makes Larsen, 533 S. Street, located just south business meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 3, hand-crafted items or has yard sale Vacation bible school Plant clinic moved of the Willow Elementary School in at 7 p.m. in the Tooele City Hall council items is welcome to bring these goods to St. Barnabas Center will have its first Tooele Master Gardeners’ plant diag- Grantsville. They are the sixth winners room, 90 N. Main. sell. There is no vendor or booth charge. Vacation Bible School Aug. 5-12 for nostic clinic will not be held at the usual of the Grantsville Yard Award. Their Tables and canopies are available on children ages 3-5 and those going into time this week, Aug. 3. Instead we invite Redevelopment agency yard is large, beautifully landscaped a first-come, first-serve basis. If you grades K-6 at 5:30-8 p.m. Our theme this you to bring your plant questions to the The Tooele City Redevelopment and is a showcase of both flowers and would like to participate or need more year is “He has the whole world in his Master Gardeners’ booth at the Tooele Agency will meet in a business meet- shrubbery. information, please contact Christine at hands ... Christianity around the world.” County Fair on Thursday evening, Aug. ing on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at 6 p.m. at The Larsens have lived at their cur- 882-7678. We will be learning how Christianity 4, and all day Friday and Saturday dur- the Tooele City Hall council room, 90 rent address for only five years, but Pageant finale slated developed through various countries ing regular fair hours. Hope to see you N. Main. their landscaping accomplishments are This is the 10th and final year for the with local food, fun, crafts and games. at the fair! truly amazing. Sherry has been a beau- Health board meets Benson Grist Mill Pageant August 12- Come join us at 1794 N. Aaron Drive. The Tooele County Board of Health tician for 42 years but just recently Food distribution Friday 13, 15. The pre-show begins at 8 p.m. Registration sign-up sheets are available will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, retired. Earl and Sherry are the parents The Utah Food Bank will distribute followed by the pageant, a celebration and a suggested $5 per child donation Aug. 16, at 7 p.m. in the health depart- of eight children and 24 grandchildren. food on Friday, Aug. 5, at First Baptist of Tooele County and its colorful his- would be appreciated. Call 882-4721. ment west auditorium (room 181), 151 Congratulations again to the Larsens! Church, located at 580 S. Main St. in tory. Set outdoors at the historic Benson N. Main, Tooele, to receive public com- Tooele. Sign up begins about 7:30 a.m. Hearing on fire station Grist Mill site, the pageant offers an ment on the draft of health regula- and distribution will probably begin Grantsville City will hold a public evening of music, dancing, live animals Library tion #14, ready-to-eat food handling. about 9 a.m. Anyone needing food is hearing to discuss the project to con- and lots of fun! Copies of the draft are available at the welcome. At least one adult per house- struct a replacement fire station at 34 Seating is limited. Tickets are $4 per hold must be present. We are usually Tooele County Health Department, 151 N. Center. The current fire station is Closed for inventory person and may be purchased at the Best The Tooele City Library will be closed finished between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a,m. N. Main. not structurally sound and is outdated Western in Tooele, Soelberg’s Thriftway for inventory Aug. 14-22. Books will not If you have any questions, call Pastor to handle the modern trucks and equip- in Grantsville and at the Benson Grist be due and fines will not be charged Jon at 882-2048. ment. Comments will be solicited on Sports Mill. Come early for the pre-show and during the time the library is closed for project scope, implementation and its Kick drug habit enjoy a snack or meal from the on site inventory. A 12 Step Addiction Recovery effects on residents. food vendors. For more information Program for addictive/compulsive GHS football car wash set The hearing time will be 7 p.m. on please call (435) 882-7678. behavior, run by LDS Social Services in The annual Grantsville High School Aug. 3 and will be held at Grantsville SEE DOINGS ON B5 Tooele and Erda, welcomes new mem- football car wash will be held Aug. 9 City Council Chambers, 429 E. Main bers and everyone. from 4-8 p.m. at Soelberg’s — $8 per Street. Further information can be • Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 W., car. obtained by contacting Wendy Palmer, Tooele, Room 118 GHS tennis open court set city recorder at 884-3411. DOINGS POLICY • Thursday 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. Erda Open court for the Grantsville High Public hearing slated Road, Erda, Room 8 School tennis team will be Aug. 3-4 from The Grantsville City Council will Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around Educate new hunters 8-10 a.m. at the Nelson Memorial Tennis conduct a public hearing Wednesday, the Valley?” Submit your written announcement to Barbara Bennett at the newspaper Classes for Hunter Education will run courts in Grantsville. Aug. 3, at 429 E. Main St., Grantsville, by e-mail to [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notices for charitable Aug. 9-18, range 20th. All classes are 6- Practices will be Aug. 5 at 3 p.m. and at 7 p.m. to consider amendments to organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the 9 p.m. Class will be held at the Tooele Aug. 6 at 8 a.m. with a parent’s meet- the city’s Land Use Management and advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we County Health Building, 151 N. Main St. ing slated at 10 a.m. after practice. For Development Code and land use map. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Range times will be announced. more information call Karen Nelson at or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the State law requires students to attend 884-6789 or 801-971-2172. desired publication date. TUESDAY August 2, 2005 B5

during the registration times. A • Aug. 11 — 9th grade 1-3 p.m. • Aug. 18 — Breast Cancer having an open house on Aug. 5. Doings makeup picture day will be held Rose Springs registers Tooele seniors Support Group 7 p.m. in the Come meet teen moms who know Continued from page B4 in September. New students should regis- The Tooele County Senior MWMC classrooms. what you are going through. This • Free lunch — Applying for ter at Rose Springs Elementary Citizen Center can be reached at is a support group that meets free lunch is a separate process School beginning Monday, Aug. 882-2870. Look for daily activi- Groups weekly and has once-a-month handled through the district’s 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ties in Thursday’s issue. get-togethers. Call Erica at 850- Schools food service office (833-1920) or Due to the anticipated number • Aug. 5 — Dancing with 9803 if you just need someone the THS lunchroom (833-1980). of new students, class lists will Delbert Diabetes group meets to talk to. • New move ins — Any stu- be posted on the front doors • Aug. 11 — Trip to Wendover. The Diabetes Support Group Alzheimer’s support group THS registers dents new to the Tooele School of the school on Aug. 18 in the Cost is $11. Bus leaves the center Meeting will be held Aug. 3 at The next meeting of the Registration packets for stu- District who intend to enroll afternoon. Students, parents and at 9 a.m. 11 a.m. in the Tooele County Alzheimer’s Support & Education dents returning to Tooele High at Tooele High School this fall friends may visit the school on • Aug. 12 — Dancing with Health Department building. We Group will be Tuesday, Aug. School this fall were mailed should complete the registra- Aug. 22 to see where their class- Delbert will talk about diabetes and our 9, at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele recently. Any student who did tion process prior to the New rooms will be and meet their vision. Come and join us. With Senior Citizen Center, 59 E. Vine. Student Registration Day Aug. Senior Circle, MWMC not receive a packet should con- teachers. Senior Circle can be reached questions call Carol at 843-9787. Those interested in attending 17-18. Parents should contact tact Diane Valdez at 833-1978 at 843-3690. Look for daily activi- this monthly group or for more THS registrar Diane Fetherston G’ville Jr. High Ladies pool league begins ext. 2106. Registration for the 2005-06 ties in Thursday’s issue. information call Frank Reed at at 833-1978 ext. 2103. Then par- Tooele County Ladies Pool • Mail in registration — Parents school year at Grantsville Junior • Aug. 3 — Diabetes Support 882-2870 ext. 130. ents and students will meet with League — Ladies, it’s time once are encouraged to do the mail-in High School, 318 S. Hale, will Group 11 a.m. at the health a THS administrator. again to start registration (postmark deadline be Aug. 16-18 from 12-7 p.m. department (181 N. Main). After these steps are com- putting your is Aug. 10) to avoid waiting in Students new to the district reg- • Aug. 4-5 — Book Fair 10 a.m. plete, students should attend one teams togeth- Super Crossword Answers long lines. The student’s sched- ister Aug. 16, seventh graders on to 4 p.m. at the hospital class- of the New Student Registration er. There will ule and receipt will be mailed Aug. 17, eighth graders on Aug. rooms. Ten percent of proceeds sessions. Seniors are scheduled be a sign-up upon receiving payment. 18. Grantsville Jr. High’s Booster benefit Senior Circle. Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 8 a.m. and sheet at the • In person registration — club will sell hot dogs, hamburg- • Aug. 5 — Breakfast Buddies juniors at 1 p.m. Sophomores are bars. You may Thursday and Friday, Aug. 11-12. ers and soft drinks, so bring the 9 a.m. at Jim’s Family Restaurant scheduled Thursday, Aug. 18, at also call Jody Seniors are scheduled for Aug. family. for Dutch treat. 8 a.m. and freshmen at 1 p.m. at 884-6181. 11 from 8-11 a.m. and juniors are • Aug. 11-12 — AARP Driving All sessions will be in the school There will set for Aug. 11 from 12:30-3:30 Seniors Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each library near the main office at be a manda- p.m. Sophomores are scheduled day. Both days are mandatory Tooele High School. tory meeting for Aug. 12 from 8-11 a.m. and Grantsville seniors to complete the course. Cost is on Aug. 20 at freshmen are set for Aug. 12 GHS registers The Grantsville Senior Center $10. Meet at MWMC classrooms. 10 a.m. at 200 from12:30-3:30 p.m. Grantsville High School regis- can be called at 884-3446. Look Registration is required. West and Vine • School pictures — Schol tration will run Aug. 9-11 from 8 for daily activities in Thursday’s • Aug. 17 — Wellness St. (park). pictures are scheduled for the a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day accord- issue. Luncheon 11 a.m. in the hospital Teen moms same times as registration hours. ing to the following schedule: • Aug. 10 — Blood sugar and classrooms. Topic is “Hormonal Those students who complete • Aug. 9 — 12th grade and new get together pressure testing 10 a.m. Replacement Therapy and the mail-in registration process students The Teen • Aug. 15 — Reno three night More,” presented by Dr. Travis are encouraged to come in to • Aug. 10 — 11th and 10th Mom’s Group trip $144 p.p. dbl. Klingler. Lunch costs $3. Money have their school picture taken grades in Tooele is • Aug. 20 — Old Time Fiddlers is due Aug. 12.

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Moving, 0505 or 241-0336 POMERANIANS, teacup are informed that all oxy, acid stains. Turn now it’s all in one bag ready Weider Universal gym, O/Op. Welcome dwellings advertised for you to pickup! must sell! $1600. 882- babies, AKC, exotic, ordinary into extraordi- NORTH VALLEY Appli- $125; Stationary bike, Lease Purchase Program in this paper are avail- 1306 parti color, variety, ted- nary. Free estimates. It’s wedding time! Make ance. Washers/ dryers $50. Call 843-7956 able on an equal dy bear faces, exqui- w/ NO CREDIT CHECK & (435)840-2606 yours creative and special - STANDING DEAD TIM- $99-$199. Complete opportunity basis. site, $750 firm. 100% Financed Down Payment order your custom wedding BER wanted. 10 to repair service. Satisfac- UNIVERSAL SET, used decor and displays! (801)637-2802 Call Roger 888-243-6889 DRYWALL: Hanging, 10,000 acres. Standing tion guaranteed. Parts very little, 200 pound finishing, texturing. 23 weights, $250 obo; www.cryodrivers.com 36 N. Main St. #5 timber or delivered logs. for all major brands. SHIH TZU puppies, AKC Services years experience. Li- Satterwhite Log Homes, Front loader/$550. 843- bench set with curling censed and insured. Tooele Merc Plaza registered, tricolored, 1 bar, 100 pound weights, Gunnison, Utah 1-435- 9154, 830-3225. male, 1 female, $550. Doug 884-1985; mobile Tues -Sat 10am-5pm 851-0267 (ucan) $75. 882-0533 (435)830-2653 435-224-4616 Ready 3rd week in Au- SWAMP COOLER, PORTABLE DISH- gust. (801)599-0040 “Best Bet” WASHER, new condi- Lost & Found EXPERIENCED PIANO window mount, like 2002 MONTANA travel new, cools 1600ft, tion, great price, must Livestock WRITER PAINTING teacher accepting stu- see! $300 obo. 843- trailer, loaded w/lots of $375. WASHER and FOUND: FEMALE small dents of all ages and 1038, 849-2782 The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin has an House, Apartments, Trailers skill levels, $30 per extras. 31’ 5th wheel. DRYER, $75 each or dog, found on Utah $28,000. 840-5199 $115 set. 843-8880 2ND CROP hay for sale, immediate opening for a full-time reporter. Interiors – Exteriors month, Stansbury. Call SIDE BY SIDE Frigid- Ave, toward Grantsville • Best Prices $90/ton. 840-4678 near railroad tracks. Beat includes mostly hard news, but also Danielle 843-7390 or UTAH PRESS ASSOCI- aire, large capacity, BEST 4 STEEL Commercial Call to identify. 843- • Best Service (801)680-3102. ATION has excess $600 obo. 830-0183 2YR OLD registered some feature writing. RATES garage doors, 10’h 1751 • Best Quality 10’2”w tracks, springs equipment that is being paint mare, ridden 10 LITTLE MOZARTS is Garage, Yard Sales Your “Best Bet” in town and mounting. $200 ea sacrificed at an excel- times, great horse, Self-motivated, strong writers need only QUALITY-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED registering students to FOUND: Siamese cat, or $500 for all 4. Call lent price. Used but well $900 obo. Older sorrel dark gray, male. In Wal- apply. Journalism degrees or previous For FREE estimates call your painter John participate in Preschool taken care of. Xante Ac- mare, all around good 882-1099 GRANTSVILLE, 387 mart parking lot July 26 newspaper experience a must. Piano Adventures! cel-A-Writer 3G - horse, $600 obo. Must East Shelley Lane (evening), may have www.FoxxPianoStudio.com AMANA SIDE by side $2,000.00 High end sell. 224-2182 (South Willow Estates), jumped from vehicle. 882-0943 or 843-5031. Call or fridge, $300 obo; 90 printer, 1200dpi x Mail, e-mail or fax cover letter, resume Friday & Saturday 8am. Call to identify. 843- email for more informa- gallon fish tank w/stand, 1200pi, 20ppm, Ether- 3YR Old Registered Bay Multi family. Misc. 0507 and writing samples to: tion. $200; Kitchen Aide net, LocalTalk, Parallel, Arabian gelding, great items. Mike Call, Transcript-Bulletin, dishwasher, $200 obo. Serial, Adobe Postscript blood line. Flashy, PAT’S CONSULTANTS LOST: WHITE w/brown 58 N. Main, Tooele, UT 84074 DAVE’S DRUGS 882-8681 3, 256mb RAM. Info: $1200. 830-6250 or Services. Land develop- HAVING A GARAGE spots spade female e-mail: [email protected] st www.xante.com/support/ 882-7593 after 5pm. heeler, leather collar. ment; construction man- BRICKS FOR sale- over SALE? Advertise it in 30 W. 1 So. aw3g/. Anatech Evolu- Lost between Salt Lake fax: 435-882-6123 agement; rental renova- 300. Will sell for $250 the classifieds. Call 882-0287 tion - $3,000.00 High 4 YEAR Old paint mare, and Nevada border. No Phone calls please. tion; handyman, labor obo. Please call 830- 882-0050 end scanner, 800dpi, gentle, good family (307)350-2071. Re- services. (435)849- 0910 and leave mes- horse, imprinted, great • UPS Shipping scsi, scan up to 38î TOOELE, 325 S 200 E, ward. 0319 sage. bloodlines. $2000. 884- • Stamps wide, continuous. Per- Saturday. Computers, fect for drafting and ar- 5094 • Copies PIANO & CELLO les- FOR SALE: bunk bed printers, plenty of good TOOELE chitecture plans, great TRANSCRIPT sons, all ages, begin- frame, $50; Propane stuff! • Fax for archiving, etc. Info: FENCING PROJECTS? BULLETIN ning and intermediate grill, $75; window air TOOELE, 541 N Cole- Since 1894 Equal Opportunity Employer www.colortrac.com/ CALL Metalmart, pipe, • Scrapbook Paper only. If interested conditioner, $200. 884- man, Friday, Satur- evolution.htm. Contact cheap, gigantic stock of • Office Supplies please call Tiffany 0510 day, Sunday, 8am- Kirk for more informa- popular (435)882-8099 8pm. Handyman’s Es- • Money Orders tion- 1-801-308-0268 sizes. 1" to 16". Delivery FOR SALE: Chev 350 tate. Tools: power, air, available. Structural Imagine a career that improves your health and your future. eng, $50; 4spd trans (ucan) PIANO & voice lessons, home, professional. grades, seconds and USANA Health Sciences, a global manufacturer and marketer of AERATION, TILLING. Saturdays, 1hr includes transfer case, $325; Shop supplies. Re- used. Save $! 1-801- science based nutrition and beauty products, promotes the right Power raking Hauling: 1/2hr theory. Currently Clinton 7.5 trolling mo- maining inventory, 768-3332 Metalmart, lime-chips, sand, grav- a BYU music minor. tor, $125; electric balance of healthier lifestyle and life-changing career growth VIOLINS, TRUMPETS, small auto/ truck in- LEHI, UTAH (ucan) el, topsoil 1-3 yards per Piano $50/mo. Voice range, $50. 830-2332 opportunities. Share in the success of our breakthrough nutritional CLARINETS, flutes all dustry supply house. delivery; compost, man- $60/mo. 830-1419. Misc. other. FREE: garden dirt/ man- research with a progressive, supportive team who are living life to ure 4/yards per delivery. GENERATOR, COLE- $98.00. Cellos, French Horns, Trombones all ure, large pile, pick up the fullest! 882-7877 PIANO LESSONS! MAN Powermate TOOELE, 882 West 660 $158. Alto Soprano at 331 North, 150 West, www.FoxxPianoStudio.com 5000ER, 10hp, Briggs & South, Saturday, 8am- Tenor Saxophones, Tooele 843-8598 ALL PAINTING Inc. Dry- or 843-5031. Positive Stratton engine. New in 4pm. Moving sale. Lots Order Express Representative-Tooele Drum Sets all $268.00. wall, phase textures, Studio Environment. box. Best offer. 496- of great items. Home GOATS, FEMALE 3mo Up-right Bass $548.00. quality work at a fair Students of all ages and 3036 gym, dinette set, too old, Nubian/ Alpine, Free Shipping! In this position, the successful candidate will be responsible for price. Call Jim or Steve abilities! Call or email much to mention. friendly, disbudded, $75 www.utah-music.com incoming calls in English to service our Associates and Preferred 843-0531 for a complimentary in- HOBART GF250 welder obo. 882-1322 terview. w/dual axle trailer, 1-800-344-0901. (ucan) TOOELE, 905 N 620 E, Customers. Duties include processing phone orders, enrollments ANY KIND of construc- $4000 obo. 882-2818 and other account changes or services offered by USANA, PIANO LESSONS. Ex- Saturday, August 6th, GORGEOUS 12YR old tion concrete, masonry, Jerry. WOLFE TANNING bed, answering basic feature and benefit questions about USANA perienced teacher. $450 obo. 830-0183 8am. Moving sale. Arabian Dapple Dark unfinished basement, Mother of two young Bay, gentle but spirited. products and services and taking advantage of up-sell and cross-sell Located in North East If you sell Insurance, pro- flatstone, rock wall, children has cancer and Great bloodlines. Tooele. $40 per mote a hospital or an You may have just the opportunities when talking with distributors and preferred framing, plumbing. Call needs to make interna- Broadmare or mtn trail month. Call 840-3208 ambulance service, thing someone out of customers. This position requires being on the phones 90% of the anytime 882-2820, tional move for treat- rider. Experienced, gen- place your classified ad town is looking for. time. As a representative for USANA, this person will need to 843-7444, 849-2569 ment. Furniture, wall art tle horse lover only. THREE J’S Roofing and in all 47 of Utah's news- Place your classified ad (cell) and other great must 833-9474 respond to the needs and requests of distributors by processing Repairs, free estimates, papers. The cost is only in 47 of Utah's newspa- have items. Come ear- orders, new distributor applications and resolving distributor ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- expert wind damage re- $135. for a 25 word ad pers, the cost is $135. ly! GRASS HAY for sale, problems. ton. Low legal fees. pairs, 20 years experi- For up to 25 words. You ($5. For each additional $3/ bale, good horse DUI, divorce or bank- ence, great prices, se- will be reaching a po- word). You will reach up hay. 882-0376, 830- ruptcy. $495 + filing nior discount. 882-4289 tential of up to 500,000 Pets Qualifications for this position include at least one year of customer to 500,000 newspaper 4196 fee. Criminal defense, readers. Just call readers. All you need to service experience, excellent verbal and written communication do is call the Tooele civil litigation. Miscellaneous Tooele Transcript Bulle- 1 1/2YR German short skills as well as excellent computer skills. The candidate must be a Transcript Bulletin at HORSE AUCTION: SIL- (435)496-3159. tin at (435)882-0050 for hair, female, dark self-starter with good interpersonal skills, phone and data entry skills (435)882-0050 for full VER Rose Supreme details. (Ucan) brown, white. AKC reg- Classic Horse Sale, BANKRUPTCY? NEED 1977 FORD Dumptruck, details. (Ucan) and be able to type 30 wpm. High school diploma or equivalent is istered. Excellent blood- Saturday, August 6, $ for bankruptcy or at- 2 ton, new rams, $1000 KENMORE STOVE, required. line. All shots current, Salt Lake County torney fees? Call: 1- obo; 1996 Kawasaki electric, self cleaning, Furniture & spayed. $100. 882- Equestrian Park, 10800 877-774-6609 (Toll 250, $1500 obo. excellent condition, We provide competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits Appliances 6350 South 2200 West, Free) or visit us at: (801)918-5955 $150. 882-6667 South Jordan, Utah 10 including 401(k) and paid time off. Since health is our middle LOLLLC.com. (ucan) 12 FOOT Mahogany conference table with 11 MONTH old female a.m. Featuring 135 name, USANA Health Sciences offers a unique wellness program LCD 15” Monitor, Micro- Dachsund, red & black, BRO & Sis Cleaning 10 Herman Miller leath- head from several including money/product rewards for continually improving the Riddles Salvage soft Windows XP, AKC registered, has all Services. Homes, apart- er executive chairs. states including broke health quality of your lifestyle. Change the course of your career 1.4Ghz processor, shots, $500 firm. Ask ments, offices. Also & Wrecking $1000. Scott (801)330- geldings, mares, young and your life. Submit your resume to: 250Gb hard drive, for Vickey. 882-2754, Handyman & property 256Mb ram, keyboard & 7284 stock, with color and Real cash for 830-4875 breeding galore. 1-435- cleanup. We can help. your junk mouse. $560 obo. Call USANA Health Sciences Call 882-4311 or 882-8009 2 PIECE wood and glass 286-2281 (ucan) car or truck. hutch, $280. 882-3435 6MO PUREBRED Shih Attn: HR Department (801)706-4428 tzu, white & light brown, • car & trucks LIKE NEW custom truck HORSE HAY in barn, 1st 3838 W Parkway Blvd all shots, fixed, great C&A HAULING, 2 to 5 • farm equipment shell for long bed full A BEAUTIFUL Cherry crop $4.50, 2nd crop Salt Lake City UT 84120 • batteries with kids, AKC regis- yards delivered top soil, size Ford. Dark gray, sleigh bed, never used, $5.00, Cow hay $3.00. Fax: 801-954-7754 • aluminum & copper tered. $350 obo. 882- sand, gravel, etc. Call $800 obo. 833-0170 or must sell $275. 882-2973 or 882-8204, e-mail: [email protected] am pm (801)831-0678 1183, 840-3469 837-2286 cell 849-0011 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat 840-2327 (801)209-5837 (include “Order Express” in the subject line) FREE Pick-up A LOVE forever... AKC CERTIFIED EXPERI- LOG HOME KIT sale A BLACK Iron canopy MINIATURE HORSES, No phone calls please 884- 3366 Bichon puppies, white, ENCED teacher will do failed. Save $5,000.00. bed, new w/mattress & horses, goats, horse 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville fluffy balls with black tutoring. Grades K-5. $24,700 for 3 bed- box, new in box, must trailers. Erda. Call Ken USANA is an Equal Opportunity Employer eyes and noses! 2 fe- (435)882-7669, rooms, 2 baths, 1,450 sell, $275. (801)831- 801-232-4361 And a Drug Free Workplace male, 3 male, $500- (435)850-2073 DIAMONDS don't pay square feet. Free ship- 0678 $600 each. 884-3601, retail! Large selection, ping. www.pioneerlogs. SALE OR trade: yearling A KING pillow top mat- 830-6064 high quality. Bridal sets, com or call 1-801-766- paint filly, good blood- tress set, never used, Subscribe wedding bands. Every- 5143. (ucan) line, $600 or would con- thing wholesale! Rocky still in original pkg. Must AFRICAN GREY with sider trade toward good Today sell $240. (801)831- cage, $900. Call Mtn. Diamond Co. UPRIGHT PIANO, $900. mountain horse. 882- 0678 (435)830-0378 882-0050 S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 882-7947 4389 TUESDAY August 2, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Child Care Child Care Child Care Child Care Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Vehicles SMALL WONDERZ Pre- CONSTRUCTION COM- HEAVY EQUIPMENT 80 PROWLER camping school now enrolling, $$$ NEED EXTRA PANY looking for some- operators: Experience HELP trailer, 20ft, sleeps 6, Nana &Papa’s enchantment ages 3-5, teaching: CASH $$$ one to manage the fi- in crusher operation. self contained, good phonics, creative learn- nancial/accounting Minimum 2 years expe- WANTED condition, w/equalizer, Child Care ing, social skills. Call Flag Football functions. Preparation rience. References $3100 obo. Located in Melissa Murdock, 882- Officials Needed of financial statements, needed. Great benefits. Tooele. (801)971-2902 NEED A BREAK OR 6918 (801)518-2029 Ages 16 to Adult processing of data, Full time. Wage based FULL-TIME CARE Stansbury Park with football management of the en- on experience. Apply in 95 BOUNDER motor • Hourly • Daily • Weekly knowledge. Season tire accounting function person @ Bolinder home, 35’, Class A, BUSY BEE Preschool, runs from Sept. 17 th of a small firm, some Company 1830 W Hwy wide body model. Very New licensed Daycare Mondays and Wednes- construction company 112 or fax resume to clean. Generator, 2 to Nov 5 th . Pay is days, 9:30am-12pm, li- ���������� experience preferable. Ron at 435-882-8455 TVs/vcr, side-by-side Stansbury Park where minds and censed, certified teach- negotiable, call The ideal candidate will is HIRING: refrigerator w/ice mak- 882-4774 spirits grow er, Stansbury Park. En- � ����������� � 882-0253 to set up also be proficient in LAB SUPERVISOR er, microwave, 2 ACs. roll today for fall. an interview. QuickBooks and (ASCP or NCA Certi- All Positions 26K 435-830-1290 Brian & Gerri Monday-Thursday $40/month. 882-2560 � ��� � spreadsheet applica- fied). Applicants should tions. Some HR experi- be familiar with all labo- FOR SALE: 1999 Layton AM & PM classes DAY CARE, licensed, Available � �������� � ence would also be a ratory procedures in- 249LT travel trailer, like CPR, first aid, 2 1/2- plus. Salary $36,000 to cluding blood bank and ------new condition, $8000. 8yrs old, some pre- Phone Sales Phone (435)882-1890 3-5 year olds � ����� ������� � $40,000 DOE. Ac- microbiology. Previous Apply in person school activities, help counting degree from laboratory experience 8836 N. Hwy 40 accepted with homework, crafts, LAYTON TRAILER � �������� Inbound Phone Calls an accredited university required. Two years Lake Point games, fun, food, etc. or some accounting ed- supervisory experience 1990, 21ft, 2 door, Ask for Debbie sleeps 5 to 6 people, Call Kim 882-3963 ������ � New Management ucation plus equivalent preferred. Some call for details LITTLE WINGS Pre- experience. time will be required. great condition, $3500. school in Stansbury � ������� Send Resume or apply Business Please call (435)830- 3yr. old classes TUITION Experience Required 8716 obo. Tues/Fri 9-11 & 12:30-2:30 COVERS ALL Park is now enrolling ������������ � COPY EDITOR- THE in person at Central Opportunities SUPPLIES! 843-9751 for Fall 2005. Space is Spectrum and Daily Valley Medical Center, MOTORHOME Itasca 4-5yr. old classes limited and filling fast. $100 A Day Easy News, has an opening � �������� 48 West 1500 North, ALL CASH CANDY 1988 extremely low Mon/Wed/Thur 9-11 & 12:30-2:30 or 833-9113 for a copy editor in the Nephi, UT 84648, or fax Route. Do you earn 32154k, generator, AC, Learning can never be to fun! 830-6833 �������� Call Tony St. George office. Re- to 1-435-623-3290. $800 in a day? Your Monthly themes, fun activities! sponsible for designing microwave, TV, refridg- �������� � (ucan) own local candy route. erator, rear bed, every- Call Ms. Patty to enroll Subscribe Today 843-5316 pages, editing stories Includes 30 machines for grammar and Asso- thing works, very clean, 435.882.5737 TOOELETRANSCRIPT LANDSCAPE CON- and candy. All for 882-0050 ���� �� ����� ��� ciated Press style, $11,000 call (801)455- 623 Eastridge Drive BULLETIN STRUCTION help $9,995. 1-800-814- 6010 ������� proofreading pages. Po- needed. Exp. only! 6047. (ucan) sition requires night and Please call Whit at Motorcycles & ��� ��� ���� weekend hours. Strong (801)557-4047 DUPLEXES AND Four- ������������� editing skills, handle plexes, 0 down, we ATVs deadline pressures and LANDSCAPE LA- show you how! 877- 1991 YAMAHA 350 Big HIRING ALL possess good computer BORERS needed, $7- 850-3218 Bear 4x4 w/plow. Great DEPENDABLE CHILD POSITIONS! skills. Experience with $9hr depending on ex- condition. $1800 obo. care, meals and snacks Quark Xpress a plus. perience (801)231-1654 IDENTITY THEFT con- 884-6003 (435)830- provided, State certi- Send five examples of sultants needed. Get 4686 Applications paid daily. Work from fied. 833-9144 or 849- available at editing and design MEDICAL TECHNOLO- 1537 work, a resume and GIST MT Registered home. Toni (801)598- 1996 HONDA CMX, Ex- Department cover letter to Editor (ASCP) or equivalent. 9566 or Rick (801)842- cellent condition! Runs HAVE YOUR Child ready of Workforce Todd Seifert, 275 E. St. Full-time with excellent 7891 perfect! $800 firm. 882- for Kindergarten. Little Services George Blvd., St. benefits. Applicants 4891 leave message. Britches Preschool, 15+ George, UT 84770, or should be familiar with NEW MLM Opportunity! years experience, en- 305 N. Main, Tooele via e-mail to all laboratory proce- Looking for leaders in 2000 HONDA 750 Shad- rolling 3-5yr olds. Ms. [email protected] dures including blood your area. Don’t miss ow Classic. Low miles, June 882-3888 (ucan) bank, microbiology & this one! Find out about Cobra exhaust, triple ASE CERTIFIED TECH- project Wild Fire!! Call NICIANS needed at hematology. Some call lights. Runs excellent. DRIVER - NEW CDL now (801)885-8815 KIDDIES R US has 3 progressive small town and weekends. Please $3200/ offer. 882-0594 openings beginning Au- training: $0 down... $0 send Resume or apply new car dealership. Small Business owners: is hiring gust 8th. Loving teacher interest... We finance! in person at Central 96 YAMAHA YZ250, lots Great pay and benefits. Place your classified ad for your children. 578- Central Refrigerated Valley Medical Center, of extras, excellent con- Wage commensurate in 47 newspapers 0471 (local number). wants to train and em- 48 West 1500 North, dition, $1300. 882-0255 with experience. 1-800- throughout Utah for only Party/Marketing Coordinator ploy you! 1-800-688- PO Box 412, Nephi, UT 925-6094. Ask for Rob $135. for 25 words, and QUALITY CHILD care at 0745. (ucan) 84648, Fax 1-435-623- FOR SALE: 1972 Harley Qualified candidates will have: or Brady. (ucan) $5. per word over 25. affordable prices. Also 3290. (ucan) Davidson Sportster, • At least 1 year of sales or marketing experience enrolling for preschool DRIVER COVENANT You will reach up to $5000 obo. 833-0402 ASSOCIATES NEEDED TRANSPORT. Excel- 500,000 buyers and it is • A team player willing to work and manage in a team atmosphere which begins in Sep- NEED EXPERIENCED (801)652-1565 $100 to $1,000 per day, lent pay and benefits for a one call, one order, tember. Give me a call. Carpenter, need driver’s • Ability to close the sale returning phone calls, experienced drivers, one bill program. Call SNOW CAT OR Snow 882-7359 license and own hand • Extremely great customer service No Selling, No Convinc- O/O, solos, teams and the Tooele Transcript Plane wanted. Will pay tools; and one laborer. • High School Diploma ing. Call 1-800-242- graduate students. Bo- Bulletin at (435)882- Cash. Will pay for re- Help Wanted Call 882-2096, 840- 0363 ext 4250. (ucan) nuses available. Refri- 0050 for further info. ferrals on private sellers • Willingness to work weekend and nights when needed 0214. Ask for Tony. • Excellent Customer Service (yes it means that much we put it in twice) gerated Now Available, (Ucan) or auctions. Call for de- AVON: TO BUY OR AUTO AND RV mechan- tails. Snow Operations 1-888-MORE PAY (1- NEEDED: FOOD service • Can handle constructive criticism SELL. Sell to anyone. ic needed in Tooele. WANT TO WORK at Training 1-800-485- 888-667-3729). (ucan) workers and manage- • Ability to discipline employees when needed For information call in- Fax resume to 882- home? I've been 7669. (ucan) ment team members. • Ability to “see the bigger picture” at all times to provide effective dependent sales repre- 2784 DRIVERS NEEDED - searching for a no hype, Weekends a must. Call sentative Vi Knutson NO CDL No Problem. no bull work at home management Justin 843-6393 before Trailers 884-3830 Business owners If you Call Steve 1-866-359- business. I finally found 2pm. need someone fast, 1075 (ucan) it! Call Now! 1-888-288- Responsibilities include but are not limited to: place your classified ad 4450. Minimum $99 in- 1995 BIG Tex utility trail- NINE MORE people to • Working with the D of O on marketing agenda Medical in all 47 of Utah's news- DRIVERS: YOUR better vestment required. er, dual tandem axle, work from home for a papers. The person you tomorrow begins today! (ucan) 25’, 20,000lb JVW, pin- • Weekly reports of contacts and a weekly sales report Health Company. are looking for could be Better runs- hometime- tle hitch, electric brakes, • Scheduling, working, setting up, cleaning up, decoration, and billing of PT/FT (888)215-4082, from out of town. The company! CT seeks WHO SAYS YOU can't like new, $5900 obo. all parties 2bpaiddaily.com cost is only $135. for a Owner Op teams/ sin- earn a significant part (435)830-2426 • Working with Kitchen Supervisor for special menu items for banquet 25 word ad and it gles regional runs: Pro- time income out of your OWNER OPERATORS/ menu reaches up to 500,000 vo terminal. Have a home? I'm doing it, I Boats DRIVER FFE owner op- people. All you do is call CDL-A w/Hazmat, 1yr need more help! 1-800- • Weekly inventory control of all party supplies CNA erators needed with the Tooele Transcript doubles/ triples exp & a 886-4270. (ucan) • Party and Corporate Party packaging pricing. Immediate positions now truck or without. $2,000 Bulletin at (435)882- good driving record? 18’ FISH/ Ski boat, • Ability to cold call and do some telemarketing available with a fun & *Home every other day sign on bonus. Average $500 obo; Shallow energetic team! Top 0050 for all the details. Wanted • Cleanliness and appearance of building and self (very important) and weekends. *2500- $1.09/mile. Generous launch tilt trailer, mo- Wages! Please fax resume (Ucan) • Attend all chamber of commerce luncheon, and be active in community 3000 miles/wk. *100% fuel surcharge. No cred- tor needs work, misc to 544-5965, or email: it check. No forced dis- WANTED: OUTDOOR • Providing weekly itemized sales, labor cost, food cost, and decorations [email protected] CERTIFIED SCIENCE & drop & hook, no cus- equip/ supplies includ- patch. Zero down lease SWING set, good con- ed. 843-1162 or costs to Director of Operations. English teachers need- tomer loads. *$0 down lease purchase. *Fuel/ purchase. Call Kent 1- dition. 882-9858 or 830- (801)455-1234 • Creating and implementing daily checklist procedures for parties ed in Erda, Monday 800-569-9229. (ucan) 8816 AMJ CONSTRUCTION Wednesday Friday, Plate/ Insurance pro- Framers needed, 6mo- grams. CDL-A w/Haz- 1962 14FT Owens out- $120/ day. Call Tara at PART TIME delivery Recreational Pay will be salary plus bonuses, commissions, and gratuities. 1yr experience, own mat Doubles req. 800- board, extras included, (801)266-1262 Ext. merchandiser, must be Vehicles Please submit your resume to Ty Gray at [email protected] or tools and transportation 331-1176 www.central $400 obo. Call Jeff 843- 107. flexible, have good deliver in person to Ty Gray at Buddy’s, located at to Herriman area re- transportint.com. email 2404 communication skills ‘02 17’ PALAMINO travel quired. Call 882-6622 rrandazzo@central 1111 N. 200 W., Tooele, Utah 84074 (behind quality ford). CFO - RURAL HEALTH and driving record. trailer with pop out tent, leave message. transportint.com Autos Management Corpora- Hourly plus commis- beds, self contained, $7950 obo. 830-2730 tion has an immediate EXPERIENCED BAR- sion. 882-4882 opening for a CFO. This $0 DOWN! Cars from TENDER wanted for 1968 HOLIDAY motor position will be located PART-TIME FRONT $29/mo, police im- Eagles Lodge, apply at home, 50,881 original at Allen Memorial Hos- DESK help needed. pounds for sale! 24 Tooele, DWS office, miles, $3000 obo. 882- pital in beautiful Moab, Commission plus hour- months at 8.5% APR. 305 N Main, Tooele. 1720 Utah. Moab is situated ly. Call 882-6680 For listings call 800- in the red rock country EXPERIENCED 1972 CLASS A 23’ motor 366-9813, extension of Southeastern Utah CRAFTER/ woodwork- PRECISION BRAKE and 8329 on the Colorado River home, runs great, Deputy Sheriff er, must have scroll saw a punch press operator, looks great $4,500 obo. and is known for its experience and other Mercury Metals, 58 882-1902 $500 POLICE IM- wonderful recreation wood working equip- South 1200 West, POUNDS! Hondas, opportunities. The CFO ment, part time. Call Le- Tooele. Chevy's, Fords, Jeeps, Applications will be accepted until August 19th at 5:00 p.m. 1978 21FT Skyline No- will be responsible for slie 843-9249 mad camp trailer, excel- Toyotas, etc! Cars, all financial functions of RESTARAUNT HELP trucks, SUV's from Tooele County is currently accepting applications to establish a roster for a Deputy Sheriff with the lent condition, also sta- the hospital, including EXPERIENCED MEDI- now wanted for full bilizer bar, $2000. Call $500! For listings 1- Tooele County Sheriff’s Department; Applicants must attach verification of completing the Written preparing/presenting fi- CAL Assistant with service restaraunt, serv- 840-1265 or 884-3938 800-366-9813 ext 9977. Entry Test required by the Utah P.O.S.T Academy; or the Peace Officer or Corrections Officer nancial reports; prepa- some knowledge of Pe- ers, hostess, cashier, after 6pm. (ucan) Certification along with the employment application. ration and administra- diatrics needed part- line cook, dining room tion of the annual capi- time (24hrs minimum) attendants. 6mo experi- 1978 RANCHO 27’ 5th $500! Hondas from The P.O.S.T. standards physical agility test (flexibility, push-ups, sit-ups, and 1.5 mile run) will be tal and operating budg- for pediatric clinic. Fax ence preferred. Day & wheel camp trailer. Self $500! Police Impounds administered at the Tooele High School Track, 240 West First South, Tooele, UT 84074 on August ets. Must be knowl- resumes to (435)843- evening shifts available. contained. Asking For Sale, For listings 23rd at 8:00 a.m. (You will not be re-notified of this testing date. Applicants who do not edgeable in third-party 8382 Attn: Patty Apply in person at En- $3000 obo. Call Mark Call 800-366-9813 x take the physical test will be disqualified from further consideration). reimbursement, patient core Grill 2080 W North (435)241-0172 A519 accounting including FEED DEALER WANT- Temple, Salt Lake City, collections, payroll and ED: LOOMIX R feed $550.00 1984 Monte POSITION DUTIES: Perform professional duties maintain law and order in Tooele County. UT 84116. (801)534- 1981 TERRY Taurus financial analysis. supplements is seeking trailer, original owners, Carlo needs work but Performs a variety of entry level law enforcement duties related to enforcing the laws, maintaining 1996 Qualified candidates will a local dealer. Motivat- $2500. (801)557-8123, runs. 840-5199 the peace, and protecting the citizens of assigned jurisdictions. Starting Salary: $14.79 per hour have a bachelor's de- ed individual with cattle SOLDIERS WANTED 843-9009 00' TOYOTA Sienna gree with a major in ac- knowledge and com- FOR Utah Army Nation- XLE two-tone beige, MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: counting or related field, munity ties. Flexible al Guard. PAID job 1984 TENT trailer, with leather, clean interior, Graduation from high school or GED. masters preferred. hours and supplemental training, adventure, shower and toilet, power sliding door/win- 21 years of age at the time of hire. Seasoned experience income. Contact Connie 100% tuition assis- $2950. 830-2736 dows/chair, runs fantas- A citizen of the United States; a resident of the State of Utah; and be willing to become a with five years progres- @ 1-800-883-3817 / tance, and up to $15K tic, 75506k, $14,500 resident of Tooele County within six months of hire. sively responsible ckincheloe@loomix. in enlistment bonuses. 1989 MIRRORCRAFT call 455-6010 Must possess and maintain a valid Utah Drivers License; No disqualifying criminal history; No healthcare financial com (ucan) For details contact SFC 16ft with 35hp and trail- DUI convictions in the past two years. management required. Craig Dowen at (435) er, $3300 obo. 843- HAMPTON INN is seek- 1050 1986 FULL size GMC Full-time position/ Varied Work Schedule Send resume to Rural 833-0928 (ucan) Health Management ing part time house- Jimmy, 25,000 miles on keeper, $6/hr. Week- 1993 FRONTIER Flyer, new motor. Runs excel- Corporation, Attention: STOP DREAMING, act The P.O.S.T. entrance test is administered at the following locations on an on-going basis: ends and holidays a Class A, 33ft, 454 Chev lent, 882-6119. Human Resources, 48 now! Free training this must. Only serious ap- 4spd, auto, w/od, West 1500 North, P.O. month. $72- $700/ day, Bridgerland Applied Technology CenterDavid Applied Technology Center Salt Lake Community Skill Center plicants need apply. Ap- 31,290 miles, sleeps 6, 1987 NISSAN 300ZX, Box 412, Nephi, Utah acting, extras, model- 1301 North 600 West 550 East 300 South 1575 South State Street, Rm. 124 ply in person, no phone very nice condition. needs engine, $2000 Logan, Utah 84321 Kaysville, Utah 84037 Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 84648 or fax to 1-435- ing. (801)680-0660 obo. (435)850-9286 (435) 735-6780 (435) 593-2580 (801) 957-3249 623-3290. Call 1-435- calls. $18,500. 882-3113 623-4924. (ucan) Dixie College Admissions Testing CenterUtah Valley State College HEAVY EQUIPMENT SUPERINTENDENT for 1998 JAYCO tent trailer, 1989 CHEVY custom 225 South 700 East 800 West 1200 South Operators at the New NORTHERN Arizona $2100 (801)250-3759 van, runs good, needs St. George, Utah 84770 Orem, Utah 84058 CNA CLASSES days or Wasatch Regional Construction company, minor work, $600 obo. (435) 652-7692 (801) 222-8161 evenings, 2 week Landfill, must have at dirt/pipe background, 1999 26’ INSBROOK (801)231-6801 course. Claudia College of Eastern Utah Testing CenterWeber State University Testing Center least 6mo experience, long-term employ. Fax travel trailer, sleeps 8, 451 East 400 South Ogden, Utah 84408 (801)964-1940, infor- apply in person. 675 S resume and wage re- excellent condition, 1991 DODGE Dynasty, Price, Utah 84501 mation line (435)849- Gladiola Street, Salt quirements to 1-928- $9350. 830-2730 good car, bad trans. (801) 537-2120 ext. 5325 1160 www.ccCNA.com Lake City. Equal Oppor- 634-9684. (ucan) $500. (801)250-0366 tunity Employer. 2002 COLEMAN Mesa It is the responsibility of the candidate to contact one of these agencies to obtain a test date and time. CONVENTION/ TRADE WORK FROM home tent trailer, loaded, only 1992 CHEV Corsica, Candidates must pay the necessary fee each time the test is taken and must have picture identificati on. A SHOWS TEMPORARY MANAGER/ MAINTE- mom. No sales, product been used five times. 123,000 miles, needs score of 70% or better on every section of the written test is required. Applicants selected for hi re will be WORK NOW in Salt NANCE team needed delivery or inventory. Like new. Sleeps 8. Ex- minor repair, $700. Call given a conditional job offer based on successfully passing all phases of the selection process, a Lake and Tooele. Car- for small apartment Legitimate home busi- cellent condition. 882-2543 to see. comprehensive background investigation, drug test, and psychological examination. penters, electricians, community. Please fax ness to supplement or $7495. Call 830-9801 1993 FORD F150, forklift, highlift, decora- resume to Attn: Nancy replace income. Not 95,000 miles, asking If you are interested in being considered for this position, please apply at the Tooele County Human tors, laborers. $10- (801)281-5773 MLM. http://brighter JAYCO MOTOR HOME $7250 obo. For picture Resources Office, Rm. 120, 47 South Main. For specific questions about this recruitment please $21/hr. Apply to IATSE days.themomteam.com 2002, 31ft, V10, 9000 call the Human Resources Office at 435-843-3157 or visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us and more information local 99, 526 West 800 NEEDED FULL time RN miles, like new, loaded. www.wehelpsale.com/ South, Salt Lake, 10am- at Cottage Glen, 882- WORK FROM home and $44,900 obo. (435)830- 2221 2pm, Monday-Friday 7990 love it! 877-850-3218 2426 B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 2, 2005

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Central 95 GRAND Am, new 5spd, V-tec, Viper, car taineer, ac, power win- nus. 882-0366, 830- golf course, fenced ly 1. $750/month. points to up to 500,000 Utah 1-435-896-3216. trans, needs engine alarm, keyless entry, dows & locks, leather 2665 backyard, quiet neigh- $1,000 deposit. 830- people at once. For (ucan) work. Best offer. 496- body kit, rims, tinted interior 6 disc cd chang- borhood, rent or rent to 2700 $135. you can place 3036 windows cd, ac, new er, very nice, very 3 1BDRM APART- own, $950. $500 depos- your 25 word classified LOT FOR sale, South- clean. $7500 negotia- STANSBURY, CHARM- ad to all 47 newspapers east Tooele, new view, tires/ brakes. $8000. 96 MERCURY Sable, MENTS includes util- it. (801)577-0484 ble. Call 882-8622 ING house, 3bdrm, 2 in Utah. Just call Tooele 2 and 3 quarter acres. (435)884-0806 dependable, new tires ities, $425-$550/mo (801)259-1340 2bdrm apt, $600/mo. full bath, quiet neighbor- Transcript Bulletin at Rare opportunity. $3,000 obo. 833-9144 1994 TOYOTA 4-Run- hood, fully fenced yard, 1999 FORD Windstar, pl, Furnished $50 extra. 4BDRM 2BTH home, (435)882-0050 for all Horse property. 882- or 830-0374 ner, V-6, a/c, power ac Available September pw, power sliding door, Laundry hookups. large kitchen with dish- the details. 6862 or 224-4688 windows, power locks 1st. $950/mo, drivers side sliding 840-0755 washer, fenced yard, 99 FORD Windstar Van, tinted windows, $5500 $600/dep. Call PRICE REDUCED door, nice interior, gas fireplace $850/mo Water Shares good condition, high OBO 843-7146 (801)635-4760 FSBO; $75,400 Tooele, 101,000 miles, low book miles, asking price 99 CONDO, 2bdrm, $700/dep, 172 North 2bth, covered patio, STOP PAYING rent! Highlands, 135 South $4575. Asking $4200. $4000 obo. Call 1997 JEEP Wrangler SE, 5th Street. 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(435)224-9186, QUIET COUNTRY LIV- 6 $14,900. 843-0565, 882-8474 ING. 4 bedrooms, 2 (801)808-8530 SELL YOUR CAR or tion center, 1 block from (801)842-3434 840-2134 bath home, Leaming- Call 882-0050 boat in the classifieds. Elementary school, w/d 4BDRM, 2BTH, 465 East TOOELE 4bdrm, 3bth ton, Utah. 2800 square Office Space *Based on 13 issue contract. Call 882-0050 hookups, fireplace, ap- 1310 North, no pets, 2 Trucks house, family room, feet on .51 acres with prox 1360sqft, cats are car garage, $900/ $850/mo. 782 E 500 N. outbuildings. $90,000 ok, no dogs, no smok- month, 12 month lease, GRANTSVILLE 40X60 Davidson Realty (negotiable). See at 2000 FORD Focus ZX3, TOOELE $500! Trucks/ SUVs from ing, all utilities paid ex- TRANSCRIPT 840-5551, 840-5651 ksl.com. Call 1-801- Shop Space on 3/4 acre excellent condition, $500! Chevys, Jeeps, cept lights and phone, (801)466-5078 BULLETIN 465-0150, 1-801-369- land for rent. Power, loaded, $5200 obo. Fords and More! Police $600/mo, $150/dep. 5BDRM 2BTH, beautiful TOOELE, 3BDRM, 4731, 1-801-361-7030. water, gas available, 882-1355 Impounds For Sale, For 884-6269 neighborhood, $1000 1.5bth, condo, central (ucan) zoned commercial/ light Listings Call 800-366- per month. For info call industrial, $650/mo. LARGE 2BDRM newly air, single garage, very 9813 x 9973 Karen 840-8366 840-5659 remodeled, w/d hook- nice. $750/mo, includes RAMBLER, 5BDRM ups, central air, storage water, sewer, garbage. 3bth, 2600sqft, finished OFFICE/ BUSINESS 01 DODGE Laramie, 67 W 400 N, 1bdrm, ac, unit, parking. $600/mo. David 884-0916 basement, fully land- SPACE Utilities in- 6spd, jake brake, new washer/dryer hookups, No pets. Serious in- scaped, $160,000. 843- cluded 42 South Main tires, shocks, 5th wheel garage, patio, $450. The Kirk quires only. (435)840- TOOELE, EAST side 7830 & 56 South Main. 1 hitch, air lift, bed liner, Quiet, Quality apartments in a (801)231-9582 or home, 4bdrm, 2bth, month free. (602)826- restored historic structure leather, $19,500 obo. 3010 (801)485-5394 large yard, no pets. Pru- RENT TO OWN, easy 9471 (480)585-5380 840-2298 qualifying, 3bdrm, new- LOVELY 1BDRM, home dential, Karrie. 840- er kitchen, carport, un- The Best Places at the Best Prices office, fireplace, walk-in BEAUTIFUL HOME for 0564 3BDRM, 2BTH, 1800sqft OFFICE/ BUSINESS 1965 FORD F-250, auto- finished basement, 276 closet, A/C, $465, no rent large 3bdrm, twin home, $99,999, for space, utilities and high Completely Furnished matic 352, good rubber, West 700 North, smoking, available mid- 2bth, remodeled, large TOOELE, NEW kitchen sale or lease. Located speed internet included, Weekly & Monthly Rates great body, $700. 884- Tooele. Low down September. Vine Street kitchen, dishwasher, and bath, 4bdrm, 1bth, at 227 Alfred Drive. 272 North Broadway. 0626, 840-1110 $850/mo. Owner/ agent, Courtyard, 34 West upstairs loft. 139 N 145 South 2nd Street, (435)862-5664. (435)882-4949 $695/mo. (801)916- (801)940-1835 1994 FORD F250, 3/4 Vine St., Tooele. 100 East. $975/mo. 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 7226 or (801)243-3115 hpshomes.com ton, 7.3 turbo diesel, (801)205-3883 (801)243-9802. 4BDRM 2BTH HUD Buildings home! Only $49,900, fi- 4x4, 5th wheel hitch. TOOELE, OVERLAKE RENT TO Own/ Lease NICE 1BDRM basement DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter nancing referrals availa- 882-2672 4bdrm, 2.5bth, garage, Option, 2 Family Rooms apartment, $425-$500 (400 North), large ble! For listings call If you build, remodel or central air, family room, w/2 fireplaces, 4bdrm, 1996 CHEVY Silverado, plus deposit, includes 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 800-366-9783 ext. B851 remove buildings you very nice, $995. 312 W 1.5bth, 2668sq.ft. New excellent condition, ps, all utilities, washer and tile floors, carport, can place your classi- Dawson Dr. (801)390- paint and carpet. Call pw, new tires, brakes, dryer, no pets or smok- fenced yard, $650/mo. 5BDRM, 3.5BTH, over fied ad in 47 of Utah's 7266 C-21 McAffee. 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Call (435)840- Quiet, unique floorplans, GRANTSVILLE newer $149,500, TOOELE, 366-9783 xH772 phanie or Mike, Any size you want, any Pet Friendly 1105 or (435)884-3917 newly remodeled, tile 3bdrm 2bth multi level, lovely 4 bedroom East (801)455-4652 Call for details. through, kitchen & bath, 2 car garage, family bench rambler, beautiful accessories you want, pp 75 GMC, 3/4 Ton 4x4, (801)631-7139 lush landscape, fenced room. $950/mo. backyard view, wonder- BUY OR rent to own: or any features you looks and runs great, yard & parking, centrally 98 Aspen Way ful neighborhood, by Stansbury 5bdrm, 3bth, want. www.cobuildings.net (435)843-0717 $1250. (435)830-8342 Manufactured located, great prices. Davidson Realty owner. Call (435)850- in cul-de-sac, vinyl pri- or call 1-800-262-5347. Call 882-1372. (801)466-5078 vacy fence in big back- Homes CO Building Systems, 96 GMC Sierra 1500. 9701 yard, new paint, carpet, 1998 MANUFACTURED Inc. Building a Reputa- Lifted, 35” tires, too REMODELED CLEAN GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, $199/MONTH HOMES $169,900. (703)587- home for sale, 14x70, tion on "Old Fashioned many extras to list. Call apartments. Studios, 1bth, garage, new car- from $199/month! 4% 8929 2bdrm, 2bth, fireplace, Integrity". (ucan) for details. $9900 obo. one, two and three bed- pet, no pets, no smok- down, 30 years at 5.5% ac. Grandview Village. 833-9741, 840-4007, Financial room units. Cater to eld- ing, $550/mo, APR! Buy Foreclosures! FOR SALE BY OWNER Will sell to highest offer. Ken. erly. 585 N Main, $300/dep. Available Available now! HUD, newly remodeled cus- 882-3232 Services Tooele. 7/31. 884-0434 FSBO, Repos, etc! For tom home, 3000sqft MOVING SALE: F-150 $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE listings 1-800-366-9783 rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, Mobile Homes 4x4, 1979, runs great, SLEEPING ROOMS CASH for structured GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM ext. 5330. (ucan) 1 acre horse property, $1800; F-250, 4x2, available, $70 per 1bth, $750/mo, settlements, annuities, 1979, great family truck, beautiful landscaping. week, $10 key deposit, $500/dep, no pets, ref- $65,000, TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile law suit, mortgage $1200; (435)882-3057 Call 884-0182 first and last week- total erences and lease re- 3bdrm, 2bth. New foun- home for rent, no smok- notes and cash flows. home, (801)971-5501 J.G. Wentworth #1 1- $150 to move in. 46 N quired. 884-3350, 882- dation, driveway, car- FOR SALE by owner: ing/ pets. 882-1550 cell. 800-794-7310. (ucan) Broadway. 882-7605 1695 port, carpet, roof. 369 3bdrm, 1.5bth, quiet 4BDRM 1999 28x72 trail- S. American Way (680 neighborhood, $88,000. Vehicle Parts SMALL 3BDRM, new er in Vorwaller, $45,000 Public Notices GRANTSVILLE, GOR- W), .25 acre lot. 843- Call (435)843-1738 for carpet, paint. Cooler, on contract or cash dis- Meetings GEOUS new custom 0366 an appointment. w/d hookups, extra stor- home, 3bdrm, rent to count. (801)671-1755 SUPER SWAMPERS age. 255 Marvista Lane, $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth Deadline for public no- own available, starting FOR SALE or lease op- with 16.5 rims. Best of- Tooele. $550. Call 882- .24 acres, quiet MOBILE HOME IN Og- tices is 4 p.m. the day at $1100/mo. Shawn tion, beautiful complete- fer. 496-3036 1036 neighborhood, new den area, can be prior to publication. HURRY ! (801)759-0835. carpet, newly remod- ly remodeled all brick Public notices submit- moved. 1997 3 bed- VW PARTS: too many to SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, eled bathroom, new rambler. 4bdrm, 2bth. I room, 2 bath, single ted past the deadline NEW 2000sqft, 3bdrm, Only 1 left! list, 2 engines. Call 882- $200 move in allow- kitchen floor. 114 S also have several other wide, 14' x 68'. Must will not be accepted. 2bth, pool, exercise 1902, make offer. ance. $500/mo, $400 Broadway. Call 840- homes. Call Dave for see, under book! room, clubhouse, no deposit. Accepts hous- 0279. details. 840-1009 or $24,500. mhvillage. PUBLIC NOTICE OF smoking, no pets, Apartments for ing. 328 E Main, 884-1087 com/50206. 1-435-730- MEETING AND AGEN- $950/mo. (801)455- $ Closing Costs Rent Grantsville. Call 0 DOWN payment- 6114. (ucan) DA 1299 Grantsville, large FSBO 4 bedroom 2 bath Erda Township Planning $650/MO GRANTS- (801)815-2928, 435- $ 884-0432. fenced third acre prop- on 5+ acres with a RENT TO Own, 2bdrm, Commission 0 Down VILLE apartment, NEW 3 & 4bdrm homes, erty with 4bdrm 2bth 40x30x12’ garage. 1bth mobile home. The Erda Township 3bdrm, newly renovat- Homes for Rent Stansbury Park, fridge, home. Price reduced to $10,000 below apprais- Owner will finance (801) Planning Commission 0 ed, w/d hookups, de- washer, dryer. $950/mo $121,900. Call Barb at ed value. 840-1652 330-5044. will hold a meeting on posite negotiable, no $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central to $1350/mo. Also used The Solutions team. August 10, 2005 at 7:00 smoking, no pets 884- 1 4bdrm home, 884-9449 FSBO, 3bdrm, 1bth ram- Lots & Land air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. *WHY RENT when you p.m. in the auditorium of 6391 can buy? O down pro- $1000/mo. 843-1282 bler, fenced, central air, the Tooele County Court- grams, not perfect cred- includes fridge, range, house, 47 South Main For more information call Matthew with 1 BEDROOM apartment it. Single parent pro- NEWER HOME, 3bdrm, w/d. See detailed flyer RESIDENTIAL BUILD- Street, Tooele Utah. Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 for rent, $475 plus $100 grams. Call for details. 2bth, 2 car garage, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! at 878 W 810 S. ING lot, Canyon Rim DUE TO LACK OF deposit. Utilities includ- fenced yard. 944 W 420 Estates, 12,000sqft, FAX 435-843-1148 Berna or Chris 435-840- AGENDA THE MEET- ed. For info call 882- 5029 Group 1 Real Es- S, $895/mo. Call FSBO, GRANTSVILLE zoned R1-12, all under- ING HAS BEEN CAN- *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. 2062 tate (801)254-1009 or 3bdrm. Must see! 336 ground utilities, peace- CELLED (801)755-6382 East Main. Only ful, secluded, beautiful Dated this 1st day of Au- 2BDRM DUPLEX, big, $99,900. Call 884-0535 views, canyon atmos- gust, 2005 fenced backyard, w/d OVERLAKE, 3BDRM, Sell Your Home Here for phere, $29,900. Owner MARY DIXON, Secreta- Mortgage Rates hookups, very clean. 2.5bth, 2 car garage, GRANTSVILLE CUS- 882-7094. ry $500/mo. Discount if fenced yard, basement, $ 80* TOM 5 bedroom home, Erda Township Plan- you help to fix up yard. perfect condition, lease ea. two family rooms, vinyl 17 ACRES w/water, utilit- ning Commission Hit Record Lows! (801)918-6271 option available, no 6 fence, computer and ies, buildable lots (3), (Published in the Tran- smoking, $1300/mo Call 882-0050 fruit rooms. School 882-2155, 830-2469, script Bulletin August 2, 2BDRM, 1BTH, newly re- (435)578-0345 or close. Beautiful. 830-2646 2005) I want to refinance my: modeled. $675/mo. (801)860-2234 *Based on 13 issue contract. $255,000. 884-1570, � 1 bedroom 830-2747 or 882-8871 830-6650 STOCKTON BUILDING PUBLIC NOTICE lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. � 2 bedroom Bad Credit READY IMMEDIATELY: 5BDRM, 2BTH, .38ac, Grantsville City will hold 2BDRM, 2BTH house, Beautiful 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 mostly finished base- GRANTSVILLE, NEW Newly constructed a public hearing to dis- � 3 bedroom OK! vaulted ceilings, built car garage, central air, ment, gas fireplace, custom home! Rent to roads. Beautiful lake/ cuss the project deter- � 4+ bedroom 1998, 2 car garage, ac, $850/mo, $750/dep. built in entertainment own, low down, no bank mountain views. Great mined to be applied for in no pets, no smoking, Phillip 830-4745 or Bev- center, wired for sur- qualify. Shawn for manufactured or the Permanent Commun- $800/mo, $600/dep, erly 882-7350, leave round sound, swamp (801)759-0835 custom built homes. ity Impact Fund Board (507)412-1017 message. cooler, $135,900. 850- 882-7094. Grant & Loan Program INSTANT EQUITY, large (PCIFBG) Project to con- Jason 9566 70.7 ACRES, Tax ac- 3BDRM 1BTH Stansbury SALE OR rent 4bdrm, rooms, formal dining, struct a replacement fire count 06-060-0-001, White Park home, close to 1bth house, hookups, 3BDRM 3.5BTH Condo fireplace, central air, station at 34 N. Center. Rush Valley area, fac- park and brand new fenced yard, no smok- for sale or lease w/op- gas heat, kitchen appli- The current fire station is Mortgage ing Hwy 36. Rush sale, school, $500/dep, ing, $750/mo plus de- tion to buy, $118,500. ances, over 1800sqft, not structurally sound Consultant $298,000 Cash. $850/mo. Call Linda posit, references. 830- Call 830-5284 or 882- almost 1/2 acre. 882- and is out dated to han- (626)533-6823 435-830-4204 882-2964 or 830-5826 2808 6862 0633, (435)224-3199 dle the modern trucks TUESDAY August 2, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales and equipment. Com- PUBLIC NOTICE 10. Council Information from Agency to Repay The Utah Industrial De- rence and Michelle Law- for the purpose of fore- Idaho corporation, as NOTICE OF TRUST- ments will be solicited on Grantsville City Council updates. City for Funds Advanced pot rence. closing a Deed of Trust Beneficiary, which Trust EE'S SALE project scope, implemen- will hold a regular meet- 11. Adjourn by City to Acquire Prop- Presented by Cary The sale is subject to a originally executed by Deed was filed for record The following described tation, and its effects on ing Wednesday, August Wendy Palmer erty for the Alleyway Campbell bankruptcy filing, a pay- MILLPOND SPA & RE- on the 27th day of Sep- property will be sold at residents. The hearing 3, 2005. The meeting to City Recorder Presented by Brian 12. Public Hearing And off, a reinstatement or TREAT, L.L.C., Trustor, tember, 2004, as Entry public auction to the time will begin at 7:00 be held at 429 E. Main, In compliance with the Berndt Motion On Subdivision any other condition of to secure certain obliga- No. 229712, in Book 973 highest bidder at the p.m. on August 3rd , Grantsville, UT 84029 American with Disability 4. Resolution 2005-54 A Final Plat For Home De- which the trustee is not tions in favor of BANK at Page 42, in the office West Main Entrance, 2005 and will be held at regular meeting to begin Act, Grantsville City will Resolution of the Tooele pot No.2 Located At 222 aware that would cause OF THE WEST, formerly of the Tooele County Re- North Steps, Tooele Grantsville City Council at 7:00 p.m. accommodate reasona- City Council Approving a East 2400 No. Adding 60 the cancellation of the known as COMMUNITY corder. County Courthouse, 47 Chambers, 429 E. Main PUBLIC HEARING ble requests to assist the Contract with Fehr & Feet To The Home De- sale. If any such condi- FIRST NATIONAL The current beneficiary South Main Street, Street, Grantsville, UT a. Carma and Brandon disabled to participate in Peers Transportation pot Lot Zoned General tion exists, the sale shall BANK, as Beneficiary, of the Trust Deed is Tooele, Utah, on August 84029. Finalize projects Nohr- zone change from meetings. Request for Consultants to Update Commercial be void, the successful executed on October 25, Heights, Inc., and the re- 18, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of for which funding has RR-5 to RR-1 533 E. Ny- assistance may be made the Tooele City Trans- Presented by Cary bidder’s funds returned 2000, and recorded on cord owner of the proper- said day, for the purpose been applied for under green Street. by calling City Hall at portation Master Plan Campbell and the trustee and cur- November 2, 2000, as ty as of the recording of of foreclosing a trust the Permanent Commun- b. Proposed amended to least 3 days in advance Presented by Gerald 13. Minutes rent beneficiary shall not Entry No. 154833, in the Notice of Default is deed originally executed ity Impact Board Grant & comply with senate bill of the meeting that will Webster July 18, July 20, 2005 be liable to the success- Book 0646, at Page Prime West Properties, on January 24, 2003 by Loan Program. Further 60 – chapter 3 be attended by calling 5. Resolution 2005-55 A 14. Invoices ful bidder for any dam- 0086, of the Official Re- LC. Christopher Vose and information can be ob- c. Permanent Communi- 884-3411. Resolution of the Tooele Presented By Patrick age. cords of Tooele County, Bidders must be pre- Mindy Vose, as trustors, tained by contacting ty Impact Board funding (Published in the Tran- City Council Authorizing Dunlavy Bidders must tender to State of Utah, covering pared to tender to the in favor of Mortgage Wendy Palmer, City Re- hearing to determine the script Bulletin August 2, the City Administration to 15. Mayor’s Report the trustee a $5,000.00 real property located at Trustee a $5,000.00 Electronic Registration corder at 435-884-3411. project to be applied for. 2005) Retain Fehr & Peers 16. Adjourn to a Discus- deposit at the sale and 25 Plaza Court, Stans- cashier's check at the Systems, Inc., as nomi- In compliance with the AGENDA: Transportation Engineer- sion Item to be followed the balance of the pur- bury Park, Utah 84074, sale and a cashier's nee for New Freedom Americans with Disabili- 1. Approval of Minutes. PUBLIC NOTICE ing Services on an As- by a Closed Executive chase price by 12:00 and more particularly de- check for the balance of Mortgage Corporation, ties Act, individuals 2. Western Technology- Notice is hereby given Needed Basis Session to Discuss noon the day following scribed as: the purchase price within its successors and as- needing special accom- John Clay- Seven (7) lot that the Tooele City Presented by Gerald Pending Litigation and the sale. The deposit All of Lot 3, MILLPOND 24 hours after the sale. signs, covering the fol- modations (including subdivision at 450 E. Council will meet in a Webster Real Property Acquisition must be in the form of a PLAZA - Commercial Bidders with questions lowing real property pur- Auxiliary Communicative Clark Street. Business Meeting on 6. Ordinance 2005-19 An And Personnel cashier’s check or bank P.U.D., a commercial should contact the Trust- ported to be located in aids and services) during 3. Consideration of minor Wednesday, August 3, Ordinance of the Tooele 17. Discussion Item: official check payable to planned unit develop- ee at: Cohne, Rappaport Tooele County at 205 these hearings should subdivision one lot into 2005 at the hour of 7:00 City Council Amending 1. Storm Water Reten- Lundberg & Associates. ment of Stansbury Park, & Segal, P.C., 257 East East Clermont Lane, notify Wendy Palmer, three- Kenny Hale-331 P.M. The meeting will be Tooele City Code Chap- tion Basin The balance must be in according to the official 200 South, 7th Floor, Stansbury Park, UT City Recorder at 429 E. E. Pear Street. held at the Tooele City ter 7-26 Allowing A Fee Patrick H. Dunlavy the form of a wire trans- plat thereof on file and of P.O. Box 11008, Salt 84074 (the undersigned Main Street, Grantsville, 4. Palomino Ranch Hall Council Room locat- To Be Paid In Lieu Of Tooele City Recorder fer, cashier’s check, record in the Tooele Lake City, UT 84147- disclaims liability for any UT 84029, at least three Amendment to prelimina- ed at 90 North Main Water Rights Convey- Pursuant to the Ameri- bank official check (credit County Recorder’s Of- 0008, Telephone: (801) error in the address), and days prior to the hearing ry plat phase 1A and Street, Tooele, Utah ance, And Making Tech- can With Disabilities Act, union official checks are fice. 532-2666. more particularly descri- to be attended. Phase 2. 1. Pledge of Allegiance nical Corrections Individuals Needing Spe- not accepted) or U.S. Subject to and together DATED this 1st day of bed as: Wendy Palmer 5. Release of lots for Lit- 2. Open Forum for Public Presented by Roger Bak- cial Accommodations Postal money order pay- with the terms and condi- August, 2005. Lot 128, THE VILLAGE Grantsville City Re- tle Reno Estates- Randy Comment er Should Notify Patrick H. able to Lundberg & As- tions set forth in Declara- /s/ Daniel J. Torkelson, AT COUNTRY CROSS- corder Hunt 3. Resolution 2005-49 A 7. Resolution 2005-59 A Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- sociates. If wire transfer tion of Covenants, Con- Trustee ING NEIGHBORHOOD (Published in the Tran- 6. Set Public Hearings: Joint Resolution of the Resolution Of The corder, at 843-2110 prior is used, an additional ditions and Restrictions, (Published in the Tran- PHASE A, PLAT 2, ac- script Bulletin July 28 & a. Proposed amend- City Council of Tooele Tooele City Council Con- to the meeting. TDD $10.00 must be remitted and Reservation of script Bulletin August 2, cording to the official plat August 2, 2005) ments Chapter 1 senate City ("City") and the senting To The Appoint- Phone Number 843-2108 with the purchase price. Easements, and as 9 & 16, 2005) thereof on file in the bill 60. Tooele City Redevelop- ment Of Sherrie Smart (Published in the Tran- Cash payments are not amended thereto, re- Tooele County Record- ment Agency ("Agency"), Opinions b. Proposed amendment To The Library Board Of script Bulletin August 2, accepted. A trustee’s corded November 8, NOTICE OF TRUST- er's Office. Chapter 9 Landscaping. Pursuant to the Provi- Directors; Setting Her 2005) deed will be delivered to 1999, as Entry No. EE'S SALE Together with all the im- Shared Freely. c. New 2.5 acre zone sions of Utah Code Ann. Term Of Service; And the successful bidder 139643, in Book 596 at The following described provements now or here- (Yours and Ours.) Chapter 14. §17B-4-1007 Approving Awarding Her The Pow- PUBLIC NOTICE within three business Page 398 of Official Re- property will be sold at after erected on the 7. Consideration of sal- and Authorizing the Ac- ers Of The Office Notice Is Hereby Given days after receipt of the cords. public auction to the property, and all ease- Open Forum ary step increases. quisition of an Alleyway Presented by Mayor amount bid. NOW KNOWN AS ments, appurtenances, Every Tuesday that the Tooele City Re- highest bidder at the 8. Consideration of New and Easement, the Exe- Roberts development Agency will DATED: July 22, 2005. All of Lot 3, MILLPOND West Main Entrance, and fixtures now or here- TOOELETRANSCRIPT Business licenses cution of an Interlocal 8. Resolution 2005-52 A meet in a Business Scott Lundberg, Trust- PLAZA - Commercial North Steps, Tooele after a part of the proper- BULLETIN 9. Approval of Bills. Agreement, and Accept- Resolution Of The Meeting on Wednesday, ee P.U.D., Amendment No. County Courthouse, 47 ty. ance of Certain Funds Tooele City Council Re- August 3, 2005 at the 3269 South Main, #100 1, a commercial planned South Main Street, The current beneficiary naming England Acres hour of 6:00 P.M. The Salt Lake City, UT unit development of Tooele, Utah, on Sep- of the trust deed is Mort- Park The "Azile L. Eng- meeting will be held at 84115 Stansbury Park, accord- tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 gage Electronic Registra- Creative Financing Solutions land Memorial Park" the Tooele City Hall (801) 263-3400 ing to the official plat a.m. of said day, for the tion Systems, Inc., as Presented by Mayor Council Room located at Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. thereof on file and of re- purpose of foreclosing a nominee for Wells Fargo Roberts 90 North Main Street, – 5:00 p.m. cord in the Tooele Coun- trust deed originally exe- Bank, N.A., its succes- • Less than perfect credit 9. Public Hearing And Tooele, Utah L&A Case No. 05-51301 ty Recorder’s Office. cuted on October 1, sors and assigns, and • Hard to prove income Motion On Subdivision 1. Minutes Team D/LBI Subject to and together 1998 by Thomas L. Kim- the record owners of the Final Plat Approval For June 15, 2005 THIS COMMUNICATION with the terms and condi- bel, as trustor, in favor of property as of the record- • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure Carr Fork No.11 Zoned 2. RDA Resolution 2005- IS AN ATTEMPT TO tions set forth in Declara- M & T Mortgage Corpo- ing of the notice of de- R1-7 Located At 1480 11 A Joint Resolution of COLLECT A DEBT, AND tion of Covenants, Con- ration, covering the fol- fault are Christopher • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure East Between 850 No. the City Council of ANY INFORMATION ditions and Restrictions, lowing real property pur- Vose and Mindy Vose. • Need higher than normal loan to value and 970 No. Containing Tooele City ("City") and OBTAINED WILL BE and Reservation of ported to be located in The sale is subject to a 4 New Lots and Expan- the Tooele City Redevel- USED FOR THAT PUR- Easements, and as Tooele County at 722 bankruptcy filing, a pay- •Lacking in down payment sion Of Three Other Lots opment Agency ("Agen- POSE. amended thereto, re- East Fox Run Drive, off, a reinstatement or • There are lending solutions for you! Presented by Cary cy"), Pursuant to the Pro- (Published in the Tran- corded November 8, Tooele, UT 84074 (the any other condition of Campbell visions of Utah Code script Bulletin August 2, 1999, as Entry No. undersigned disclaims li- which the trustee is not RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! 10. Public Hearing and Ann. §17B-4-1007 Ap- 9 & 16, 2005) 139643, in Book 596 at ability for any error in the aware that would cause Motion On Preliminary proving and Authorizing Page 398 of Official Re- address), and more par- the cancellation of the SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? Subdivision Approval the Acquisition of an Al- NOTICE OF TRUST- cords. ticularly described as: sale. If any such condi- And Final Plat For Eagle leyway and Easement, EE'S SALE The current beneficiary Lot 309, MIDDLE CAN- tion exists, the sale shall Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate View LDS Church Subdi- the Execution of an Inter- The following described of the Deed of Trust is YON ESTATES PLAT C, be void, the successful debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. vision Containing 1 Lot local Agreement, and Ac- real property will be sold BANK OF THE WEST according to the official bidder’s funds returned Zoned R1-8 Located At ceptance of Certain at public auction to the and the record owner of plat thereof, as recorded and the trustee and cur- 251 West 2200 No. Funds from Agency to highest bidder, purchase the property as of the re- in the Office of the rent beneficiary shall not Presented By Cary Repay City for Funds Ad- price payable in lawful cording of the Notice of Tooele County Recorder. be liable to the success- Campbell vanced by City to Ac- money of the United Default is MILLPOND Together with all the im- ful bidder for any dam- 11. Public Hearing And quire Property for the Al- States of America at the SPA & RETREAT, L.L.C. provements now or here- age. Call Now! Motion On Minor Subdi- leyway time of sale, at the north- The Trustee may be con- after erected on the Bidders must tender to vision Final Plat For Presented by Brian ern most, of the two west tacted for further infor- property, and all ease- the trustee a $5,000.00 Tooele West Jordan Buildings 2008, 2009 Berndt entrances of the Tooele mation at Burbidge & ments, appurtenances, deposit at the sale and 833-0740, • 801-568-0500, And 2020 Containing 2 3. Broadway Apartments County Courthouse, Mitchell, 215 South and fixtures now or here- the balance of the pur- www.deseretpeakmtg.com Lots Zoned Industrial At Presented by Brian a/k/a the Third Judicial State, Suite 920, Salt after a part of the proper- chase price by 12:00 Berndt District Court, 47 South Lake City, Utah 84111, ty. noon the day following 4. Adjourn Main, Tooele, Utah, on telephone number 801 The current beneficiary the sale. The deposit Patrick H. Dunlavy Tuesday, August 23, 355-6677, between the of the trust deed is Wells must be in the form of a Redevelopment Agen- 2005, at the hour of 2:15 hours of 9:00 A.M. and Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- cashier’s check or bank Hundreds of homes, lots & cy Secretary p.m. of that day for the 5:00 P.M., Monday cessor by merger to official check payable to Pursuant to the Ameri- purpose of foreclosing a through Friday. Wells Fargo Home Mort- Lundberg & Associates. can With Disabilities Act, deed of trust executed by DATED this 21st day of gage, Inc., fka Norwest The balance must be in Individuals needing spe- Grant E. Neilsen and July, 2005. Mortgage, Inc. and the the form of a wire trans- property to choose from! cial accommodations Tauna L. Nielsen, in fa- STEPHEN B. MITCH- record owner of the prop- fer, cashier’s check, during this meeting vor of Long Beach Mort- ELL erty as of the recording bank official check (credit should notify Patrick H. gage Company, covering Successor Trustee of the notice of default is union official checks are Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- real property located at Parkside Tower NC Ventures, Inc. not accepted) or U.S. 608 E. Nicole Way corder, at 843-2110 prior approximately 204 Lake- 215 South State, Suite The sale is subject to a Postal money order pay- Erda to the meeting. TDD view Drive, Stansbury 920 bankruptcy filing, a pay- able to Lundberg & As- R Phone Number 843-2108 Park, Tooele County, Salt Lake City, Utah off, a reinstatement or sociates. If wire transfer R Beautiful country property for EE Utah, and more particu- 84111 is used, an additional D horses and the family w/ 6 (Published in the Tran- any other condition of D 355-6677 $10.00 must be remitted NN T script Bulletin August 2, larly described as: which the trustee is not UUNDERU CCT bdrms, 3 full bths, Walk-out 2005) LOT 47, AMENDED (Published in the Tran- aware that would cause with the purchase price. AA basement, Mother in law apt., CAPTAINS ISLAND script Bulletin July 26, the cancellation of the Cash payments are not R Public Notices August 2 & 9, 2005) accepted. A trustee’s TTR 8” well, 50’X80’ bldg. for horse SUBDIVISION NO 2, sale. If any such condi- deed will be delivered to NN arena, storage or barn and so Trustee's Sales PHASE III tion exists, the sale shall O (FORMER TAX ID 8-22- NOTICE OF TRUST- be void, the successful the successful bidder CCONTRACTO much more. Over 5.5 acres. $ C Deadline for public no- 47) 0.30 AC 8-22-A-47. EE'S SALE within three business $ bidder’s funds returned 5525,00025,000 Call Shane 840-0344 tices is 4 p.m. the day The current beneficiary On the 26th day of Au- and the trustee and cur- days after receipt of the prior to publication. of the trust deed is Oc- gust, 2005, at the hour of rent beneficiary shall not amount bid. Public notices submit- wen Federal Bank, FSB 11:30 A.M., of said day, be liable to the success- DATED: July 18, 2005. ted past the deadline and the record owners of at the front entrance of ful bidder for any dam- Scott Lundberg, Trust- R will not be accepted. the property as of the re- the Third Judicial District age. ee EER cording of the notice of Courthouse, 47 South Bidders must tender to 3269 South Main, #100 DD AMENDED NOTICE OF default are Grant E. Niel- Main Street, Tooele, the trustee a $5,000.00 Salt Lake City, UT NN TT TRUSTEE'S SALE sen and Tauna L. Niel- Utah, Daniel J. Torkel- deposit at the sale and 84115 UUNDER The following described (801) 263-3400 U C sen. The trustee's sale son, as Trustee, will sell C the balance of the pur- A property will be sold at D A of the aforedescribed re- at public auction, to the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. D R chase price by 12:00 $$ R 1126,00026,000 L $$1156,00056,000TT public auction to the al property will be made highest bidder, for cash, noon the day following – 5:00 p.m. L NN highest bidder at the without warranty as to ti- in lawful money of the L&A Case No. 05-52110 the sale. The deposit O West Main Entrance, O Team A/NB 1232 East 940 North CCONTRACTC1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake tle, possession, or en- United States, all paya- must be in the form of a O North Steps, Tooele O cumbrances. Bidders ble at the time of sale, THIS COMMUNICATION A Gem of a home in a Perfect Location, Quiet Eastside cashier’s check or bank Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 County Courthouse, 47 IS AN ATTEMPT TO SSOLDCulS De Sac, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .20 acre lot, Master Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom must be prepared to ten- the following described official check payable to Suite is Super - Sized and plenty of family area Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed South Main Street, der $5,000.00 in certified property, situated in Lundberg & Associates. COLLECT A DEBT, AND throughout. for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. Tooele, Utah, on Sep- funds at the sale and the Tooele County, State of The balance must be in ANY INFORMATION tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 balance of the purchase Utah, and described as the form of a wire trans- OBTAINED WILL BE a.m. of said day, for the price in certified funds follows: fer, cashier’s check, USED FOR THAT PUR- purpose of foreclosing a within 24 hours of the BEGINNING AT A bank official check (credit POSE. RR RR trust deed originally exe- sale. POINT WHICH IS union official checks are (Published in the Tran- EE E cuted on April 11, 2002 DATED this 21st day of NORTH 00°06’28" script Bulletin July 19, 26 E not accepted) or U.S. D D by Neil J. Lawrence and D & August 2, 2005) N N D July, 2005. WEST, 1323.61 FEET Postal money order pay- N T N Michelle Lawrence, as T Marlon L. Bates, Trust- UUNDERU CCT UUNDERU C T AND NORTH 89°29’00" able to Lundberg & As- C trustors, in favor of Bank NOTICE OF TRUST- AA AA ee WEST, 400.00 FEET sociates. If wire transfer R $ of Utah, covering the fol- SCALLEY & READING, FROM THE CENTER EE'S SALE $ R T $R$ T R is used, an additional T 1129,50029,500 1149,00049,000T lowing real property pur- The following described NN 129,500 NN P.C. OF SECTION 9, TOWN- $10.00 must be remitted OO OO ported to be located in 50 South Main Street, SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE with the purchase price. property will be sold at CCONTRACT137 North 570 East Tooele County at 114 public auction to the C CCONTRACT168 Millcreek Way Suite 950 4 WEST, SALT LAKE C Cash payments are not This home is in a beautiful area with mountain An Excellent Rambler in a Fantastic Neighborhood South Broadway, Tooele, P.O. Box 11429 BASE AND MERIDIAN, highest bidder at the views, close to East elementary, churches and accepted. A trustee’s w/ 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, Storage Everywhere, UT 84074 (the under- Salt Lake City, Utah AND RUNNING deed will be delivered to West Main Entrance, town. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., signed disclaims liability North Steps, Tooele unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. Parking Galore and so much more. 84147-0429 THENCE NORTH the successful bidder for any error in the ad- Telephone: (801) 531- 1429.30 FEET; THENCE within three business County Courthouse, 47 dress), and more particu- 7870 SOUTH 89°53’52" days after receipt of the South Main Street, larly described as: Business Hours 9:00 WEST 2563.53 FEET; amount bid. Tooele, Utah, on August Lot 79, TOOELE HIGH- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. THENCE SOUTH DATED: July 27, 2005. 18, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of R LANDS SUBDIVISION, a said day, for the purpose EER TS# 1401.61 FEET; THENCE Scott Lundberg, Trust- DD Subdivision of Tooele 7600019150041812637 SOUTH 89°29’00" EAST ee of foreclosing a trust NN TT City, according to the of- (Published in the Tran- 2563.63 FEET TO THE 3269 South Main, #100 deed originally executed UUNDER ficial plat thereof, record- on December 17, 1999 U ACC script Bulletin July 26, POINT OF BEGINNING Salt Lake City, UT A ed in the office of the by Jason Hopkins and August 2 & 9, 2005) (Tax Parcel No.02-143- $$ $$ RR 84115 1123,00023,000 991,5001,500T County Recorder of 0-0003). Cathy Hopkins, as trust- 123,000 T (801) 263-3400 N Tooele County, Utah. NOTICE OF TRUST- ors, in favor of Chase O N Said sale will be made Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. O Together with all the im- EE'S SALE Manhattan Mortgage 282 West 670 North CCONTRACTC 369 North 1st East without covenant or war- – 5:00 p.m. Rambler with 1948 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, provements now or here- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ranty regarding title, pos- L&A Case No. 05-40264 Corporation, covering the front room and kitchen both with beautiful ceramic tile Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and after erected on the that the following descri- session or encumbran- Team A/CS following real property property, and all ease- bed property will be sold purported to be located flooring, family room and fenced yard. a covered patio. ces to satisfy the obliga- THIS COMMUNICATION ments, appurtenances, at public auction to the tion secured by and pur- IS AN ATTEMPT TO in Tooele County at 348 *Each office independently owned and operated. and fixtures now or here- highest bidder, payable suant to the power of COLLECT A DEBT, AND West Gold Dust Court Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. after a part of the proper- in lawful money of the sale conferred in the ANY INFORMATION (820 South), Tooele, UT Shane ty. United States at the time 84074 (the undersigned Deed of Trust, Assign- OBTAINED WILL BE The current beneficiary of sale, at the front en- ment of Rents, Security USED FOR THAT PUR- disclaims liability for any Bergen of the trust deed is trance of the Tooele Agreement and Fixture POSE. error in the address), and SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. County Courthouse, 47 Filing executed by Prime (Published in the Tran- more particularly descri- 840- 0344 (cell) and the record owners of South Main, Tooele, West Properties, LC, a script Bulletin August 2, bed as: the property as of the re- Utah, the 22nd day of Utah limited liability com- 9 & 16, 2005) Lot 503, SETTLEMENT 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main cording of the notice of August, 2005, at the hour pany, as Trustor, and POINTE PHASE 5, ac- default are Neil J. Law- of 9:00 A.M. of said day, naming Heights, Inc., an cording to the official plat B10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 2, 2005

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous thereof, as recorded in the balance of the pur- NOTICE OF TRUST- ANNOUNCEMENT OF NOTICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE TO CONTRAC- STANSBURY PARK as of November 1, 1999, Proving Ground (DPG). the office of the Tooele chase price by 12:00 EE'S SALE APPOINTMENT REQUEST FOR COM- TORS ELECTIONS between the Authority Requests for these new County Recorder. noon the day following The following described AND NOTICE TO MENTS The Utah Department of CANDIDATES NEEDED and U.S. Bank National CWA simulants have Together with all the im- the sale. The deposit property will be sold at CREDITORS Disadvantaged Business Transportation is adver- STANSBURY GREEN- Association, as trustee, been submitted by West provements now or here- must be in the form of a public auction to the Estate of Steven Mat- Enterprise (DBE) Goal tising for bids for the fol- BELT SERVICE AREA as supplemented and Desert Test Center after erected on the cashier’s check or bank highest bidder at the thew Hansen, De- Pursuant to CFR 49 Part lowing projects. And amended (the “Inden- (WDTC) test organiza- property, and all ease- official check payable to West Main Entrance, ceased 26, the Utah Department All project bidding infor- STANSBURY RECREA- ture”) for the purpose of tions and the customers ments, appurtenances, Lundberg & Associates. North Steps, Tooele Probate No. 053300064 of Transportation mation, including Specifi- TION SERVICE AREA financing the cost of the that they serve. The pro- and fixtures now or here- The balance must be in County Courthouse, 47 Eileen M. Hansen, (UDOT) has developed a cations and Plans, can Candidates are needed 1999 Project (as defined posed simulant materials after a part of the proper- the form of a wire trans- South Main Street, whose address is 266 proposed Disadvantaged be viewed, downloaded, to fill the office of Trustee in the Indenture); and were chosen for their ty. fer, cashier’s check, Tooele, Utah, on Sep- 4th Avenue, No. 404, Business Enterprise and printed from UDOT's within the Stansbury WHEREAS, the City de- specific characteristics The current beneficiary bank official check (credit tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 Salt Lake City, Utah (DBE) Goal in its Feder- Project Development Greenbelt Service Area sires the Authority, on that match key properties of the trust deed is union official checks are a.m. of said day, for the 84103, has been ap- al-aid Transportation Construction Bid Open- and the Stansbury Rec- behalf of the City, to refi- of the CWA materials for Chase Home Finance, not accepted) or U.S. purpose of foreclosing a pointed Personal Repre- Programs. UDOT has ing Information website, reation Service Area nance the costs of the which they would be sub- LLC, successor by merg- Postal money order pay- trust deed originally exe- sentative of the above- established a 45 day http://www.dot.utah.gov/ (constituting the Stans- 1999 Project by the issu- stituted. Use of the CWA er to Chase Manhattan able to Lundberg & As- cuted on April 20, 2001 entitled estate. Creditors comment period. Com- index.php/m=c/tid=319. bury Service Agency): ance of the Authority’s simulants that are part of Mortgage Corporation sociates. If wire transfer by Justin L. Reece, as of the estate are hereby ments must be in writing To bid on UDOT proj- There are two vacancies Lease Revenue Refund- the proposed action and the record owners of is used, an additional trustor, in favor of Irwin notified to deliver or mail and must be received no ects, bidders must use in each of the above, for ing Bonds, Series 2005 would improve the safety the property as of the re- $10.00 must be remitted Mortgage Corporation, their written claims to the later than September 7, UDOT's Electronic Bid a total of four (4) vacan- (the “Series 2005 and efficiency of the cording of the notice of with the purchase price. covering the following re- Personal Representative 2005. System (EBS). The EBS cies. Positions are for a Bonds”) in order to bene- tests in which they would default are Jason Hop- Cash payments are not al property purported to at the address above, or Proposed DBE goals software and EBS train- four (4) year term. Indi- fit the City and its inhabi- be used. A CWA simu- kins and Cathy Hopkins. accepted. A trustee’s be located in Tooele file their written claims have been established ing schedules are also viduals elected to any of tants by achieving a sav- lant or surrogate material The sale is subject to a deed will be delivered to County at 866 North with the Clerk of the Dis- for the year 2006 which available on this website. the above positions must ings and restructuring can be in-nocuous, or it bankruptcy filing, a pay- the successful bidder 1340 East, Tooele, UT trict Court in Tooele narrowly tailors the DBE Project information can be willing and able to at- the principal maturities of can have some toxic or off, a reinstatement or within three business 84074 (the undersigned County, or otherwise goals to the local market. also be reviewed at the tend the required meet- the Refunded Bonds; reac-tive properties. any other condition of days after receipt of the disclaims liability for any present their claims as The goal setting proce- main office in Salt Lake ings each month and be NOW, THEREFORE, it is However, in order to be which the trustee is not amount bid. error in the address), and required by Utah law dures and calculations City, the offices of its Re- responsible to oversee hereby resolved by the se-lected as a CWA sim- aware that would cause DATED: July 18, 2005. more particularly descri- within three months after are a part of the pro- gions, and its District offi- any designated area(s) City Council (the “City ulant, any toxic or reac- the cancellation of the Scott Lundberg, Trust- bed as: the date of the first publi- posed DBE Program in- ces in Price, Richfield, of responsibility. The Council”) of Tooele City, tive proper-ties must be sale. If any such condi- ee Lot 520, CARR FORK cation of this notice or be formation. and Cedar City. election will be held No- Utah, as follows; substantially less than tion exists, the sale shall 3269 South Main, #100 SUBDIVISION PLAT forever barred. The proposed overall If project Specifications vember 8, 2005. Section 1. The City here- those of the CWA materi- be void, the successful Salt Lake City, UT FIVE, according to the William L. Prater, Attor- DBE goal for Federal and Plans cannot be Qualifications for these by directs the Authority als for which they would bidder’s funds returned 84115 official plat thereof on file ney Highway Administration printed from the website, offices are: to issue the Series 2005 be substituted. and the trustee and cur- (801) 263-3400 and of record in the DATED this 29th day of (FHWA) funded projects they can be obtained a. Be a registered voter Bonds for the purpose of B. Alternatives Consid- rent beneficiary shall not Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Tooele County Record- July, 2005. is: 8.3%. The anticipated from the main office, in the Stansbury Park refunding the Refunded ered. be liable to the success- – 5:00 p.m. er's Office. Eileen M. Hansen, race conscious DBE goal 4501 South 2700 West, Voting District Bonds and paying costs 1. No Action. Non-ap- ful bidder for any dam- L&A Case No. 05-30457 Together with all the im- Personal Representa- is 4.4%. The anticipated Salt Lake City, (801)965- b. Be a U.S. Citizen relating thereto and to proval of new CWA sim- age. Team C/SSA provements now or here- tive race neutral portion of 4346, for a fee, plus tax c. Be at least 18 years of the issuance of the Ser- ulants for use in testing Bidders must tender to THIS COMMUNICATION after erected on the Date of first publica- the DBE goal is 3.9% and mail charge, if appli- age by election day ies 2005 Bonds, and to at DPG would mean that the trustee a $5,000.00 IS AN ATTEMPT TO property, and all ease- tion: August 2, 2005. The proposed DBE goal cable, none of which will d. Candidate’s primary take all action necessary emer-ging technologies deposit at the sale and COLLECT A DEBT, AND ments, appurtenances, (Published in the Tran- for Federal Transit Au- be refunded. place of residence must or reasonably required to that require outdoor test the balance of the pur- ANY INFORMATION and fixtures now or here- script Bulletin August 2, thority (FTA) funded ex- All contractors proposing be in the Special District carry out, give effect to, capabilities that cannot chase price by 12:00 OBTAINED WILL BE after a part of the proper- 9 & 16, 2005) penditures is 0.0%. It is to bid UDOT heavy high- (A resident of Stansbury and consummate the be satisfied with the ex- noon the day following USED FOR THAT PUR- ty. anticipated that FTA way construction projects Park) transactions contemplat- isting sim-ulants would the sale. The deposit POSE. The current beneficiary NOTICE funded expenditures will with an advertised esti- Filing period to declare ed hereby, subject to ap- either use simulants that must be in the form of a of the trust deed is Mort- The Utah Solid and Haz- not exceed the threshold mate of $500,000 or candidacy is between Ju- proval by the City Coun- would provide less-than- cashier’s check or bank NOTICE OF TRUST- gage Electronic Registra- ardous Waste Control of $250,000. more must file and gain ly 15, 2005 and August cil, by motion or resolu- optimum correlation with official check payable to EE'S SALE tion Systems, Inc., as Board is proposing to en- The proposed DBE goal prequalification approval 15, 2005. tion, of the execution and the key CWA test char- Lundberg & Associates. The following described nominee for Irwin Mort- ter into a Stipulation and for Federal Aviation Ad- prior to submitting a bid. To become a candidate delivery of any docu- acteristics, or the tests The balance must be in real property will be sold gage Corporation, its Consent Order with En- ministration (FAA) fund- For further information, for this Special District ments or instruments to would not be performed the form of a wire trans- at public auction to the successors and assigns, virocare of Utah to re- ed projects is 0.0%. It is contact (801)965-3835. Board elective office, the be delivered in connec- at DPG. This alternative fer, cashier’s check, highest bidder without and the record owner of solve a Notice of Viola- anticipated that FAA Department processing qualified person must file tion with the sale and de- is not re-sponsive to the bank official check (credit warranty as to title, pos- the property as of the re- tion and Order for Com- funded projects will not time is 10 working days a Declaration of Candi- livery of the Bonds, and identified need for CWA union official checks are session or encumbran- cording of the notice of pliance (No. 0503008) is- exceed the threshold of from receipt of properly dacy with Kim Marshall, of the final terms of the simulants for use in test- not accepted) or U.S. ces, at the West main default is Justin L. Re- sued on May 3, 2005. $250,000. FAA funds executed documentation. Special District Clerk at Series 2005 Bonds pur- ing state-of-the-art CWA Postal money order pay- entrance North steps of ece. The public comment pe- are passed through to Project No: CM- the Stansbury Service suant to Section 17A-3- defensive and protective able to Lundberg & As- the Tooele County Court- The sale is subject to a riod for Stipulation and sub-recipients who set 9999(369) Agency, 1 Country Club, 909(9) of the Act, and equipment at DPG. sociates. If wire transfer house, 47 South Main, bankruptcy filing, a pay- Consent Order No. DBE goals as appropri- Sealed proposals will be Suite 1, Stansbury Park, provided that the princi- 2. Substitute Modeling is used, an additional Tooele, Utah, on August off, a reinstatement or 0504013 will begin on ate. received by the Utah De- Utah between the hours pal amount, interest rate And Simulation Studies $10.00 must be remitted 30, 2005, at 4:30 o'clock any other condition of August 2, 2005, when The proposed DBE goals partment of Transporta- of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 or rates, maturity and For Developmental Test with the purchase price. p.m., of said day: Situat- which the trustee is not the public notice is pub- will become effective Oc- tion UDOT/DPS Building p.m. For more informa- discount shall not exceed Applications That Cannot Cash payments are not ed in the County of aware that would cause lished in the Salt Lake tober 1, 2005 and will (4th Floor), 4501 South tion call Kim at 882- the maximum terms set Be Met With The Cur- accepted. A trustee’s Tooele, State of Utah, the cancellation of the Tribune, Deseret News, continue until September 2700 West, Utah 84114- 6188. forth in Section 1 of the rently Approved CWA deed will be delivered to more particularly descri- sale. If any such condi- and Tooele Transcript 30, 2006. The DBE 8220, until 2 o'clock p.m. (Published in the Tran- resolution to be consid- Simulants. This alterna- the successful bidder bed as follows: tion exists, the sale shall and Bulletin. The com- goals will be recalculated Tuesday, August 30, script Bulletin August 2 & ered for adoption by the tive would apply state-of- within three business Lot 75, GATEWAY be void, the successful ment period will end on annually. 2005, and at that time 4, 2005) Board of Trustees of the the-art modeling and days after receipt of the NEIGHBORHOOD - bidder’s funds returned September 1, 2005. Comments are request- publicly opened for Authority on the date simulation (M&S) techni- amount bid. PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- and the trustee and cur- Copies of the Stipulation ed on the DBE goal set- ITS/ATMS COMMUTER PUBLIC NOTICE hereof, as set forth in Ex- ques to identifying the DATED: July 19, 2005. SION, a Subdivision of rent beneficiary shall not and Consent Order and ting procedures and the LINK of VARIOUS IN The Utah School and In- hibit A hereto (the “Au- probable results that Scott Lundberg, Trust- Tooele County, accord- be liable to the success- all related documents will proposed DBE goal. The SALT LAKE COUNTY in stitutional Trust Lands thority Parameters Reso- might otherwise be ob- ee ing to the official plat ful bidder for any dam- be available for public re- DBE goal setting proce- SALT LAKE, TOOELE Administration has re- lution”). tained from conduct of 3269 South Main, #100 thereof, recorded in the age. view throughout the com- dures may be viewed Counties, the same be- ceived an application to Section 2. All resolutions, operational field tests. Salt Lake City, UT office of the County Re- Bidders must tender to ment period during nor- and discussed at the ing identified as Federal exchange the surface of regulations, agreements, M&S is a legitimate tool 84115 corder of Tooele County, the trustee a $5,000.00 mal business hours, or Utah Department of Aid Project No: CM- the following described and orders, or parts for solving design and (801) 263-3400 Utah. TAX # 13-049- deposit at the sale and other hours with prior ar- Transportation, Office of 9999(369). acreage in Tooele Coun- hereof, in conflict with engineering problems, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 0075 the balance of the pur- rangement, at the follow- the Civil Rights Section, Project Location: 1 Miles ty: Township 5 South, any of the provisions of for develop-mental test- – 5:00 p.m. Purportedly known as: chase price by 12:00 ing location: at 4501 South 2700 of 0080 from R.P. 100 to Range 5 West, SLB&M, this resolution are, to the ing, and providing guid- L&A Case No. 05-51687 489 Wheatridge Road, noon the day following Utah Department of En- West, Salt Lake City, R.P. 116 Section 2: Lot 11. Con- extent of such conflict, ance for focusing on the Team B/CR Stansbury Park, UT the sale. The deposit vironmental Quality Utah between the hours The principal items of taining 0.04 acres, more hereby repealed and re- test requirements. How- THIS COMMUNICATION 84074 (the undersigned must be in the form of a Division of Solid and of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 work are as follows: or less. This parcel is a scinded. ever, the utility of M&S is IS AN ATTEMPT TO disclaims liability for any cashier’s check or bank Hazardous Waste p.m. ATMS Conduit(Est. tiny remnant parcel sur- Section 3. All proceed- limited for operational COLLECT A DEBT, AND error in the address). official check payable to 288 North 1460 West, A copy of the goal setting Lump Qty: 4000 ft) rounded by private lands. ings, resolutions, and ac- testing due to limited ca- ANY INFORMATION The Trust Deed being Lundberg & Associates. 4th Floor procedures may be ob- G-318 Overhead VMS Any individual wishing to tions of the City, the Au- pabilities to exactly re- OBTAINED WILL BE foreclosed by these non- The balance must be in Salt Lake City, Utah tained by writing: Utah Structure submit a competing ap- thority and their respec- produce "the machine" USED FOR THAT PUR- judicial trust deed fore- the form of a wire trans- 84116 Department of Transpor- G-313 Overhead VMS plication to purchase, tive officers and agents using mathematical algo- POSE. closure proceedings is fer, cashier’s check, Written comments will be tation, Civil Rights Sec- Structure lease, and/or exchange taken in connection with rithms. The use of M&S (Published in the Tran- dated June 20, 2002, bank official check (credit accepted until 5:00 p.m. tion, 4501 South 2700 The project is to be com- for this property, a por- the sale and issuance of would be a less function- script Bulletin July 19, and was executed by union official checks are on September 1, 2005, West Box 141520, Salt pleted in 120 Calendar tion thereof, or a parcel the Series 2005 Bonds al alternative as opposed 26 & August 2, 2005) NICKOLAS J. JORDAN not accepted) or U.S. and should be submitted Lake City, Utah 84114- Days including any of the are hereby ratified, con- to pro-viding the CWA and ERIN A. JORDAN, Postal money order pay- to: 1520 or by calling (801) Unregistered companies above-described acre- firmed, and approved. simulants to be used in NOTICE OF TRUST- husband and wife, as able to Lundberg & As- Dennis R. Downs, Exec- 965-4495. It is also avail- may obtain the Specifica- age, should also file an Section 4. Effective Date. op-erational field tests. EE'S SALE joint tenants, as Trustors, sociates. If wire transfer utive Secretary able from the following tions and Plans from the application and the ap- In accordance with Sec- 3. Develop Electronic The following described in favor of Mortgage is used, an additional Utah Solid and Hazard- web address: main office, 4501 South propriate application tion 2-05 of the Charter Test Simulators To Feed property will be sold at Electronic Registration $10.00 must be remitted ous Waste Control Board http://www.udot.utah.gov 2700 West, Salt Lake fee(s). The Trust Lands of the City, the City Re- Synthetic Test Signals public auction to the Systems, Inc., the pres- with the purchase price. Division of Solid and /index.php/m=c/tid=198 City, (801) 965-4346, for Administration will accept corder of the City shall For Processing In The highest bidder at the ent Beneficiary. The Cash payments are not Hazardous Waste (Published in the Tran- a fee of $20.00, plus tax competing applications cause this resolution to Test Item Data Process- West Main Entrance, present owners are re- accepted. A trustee’s P.O. Box 144880 script Bulletin August 2, and mail charge, if appli- during the following peri- be published one time in ors. While this alterna- North Steps, Tooele ported to be NICKOLAS deed will be delivered to Salt Lake City, UT 2005) cable, none of which will od of time: From 8:00 the Tooele Transcript- tive could be used to in- County Courthouse, 47 J. JORDAN and ERIN A. the successful bidder 84114-4880 be refunded. A.M., TUESDAY, JULY Bulletin, in Tooele, Utah, sert "canned" signals to South Main Street, JORDAN, husband and within three business For further information, REQUEST FOR STATE- Dated this 30th day of 19, 2005 until 5:00 P.M., a newspaper published the test item for process- Tooele, Utah, on August wife, as joint tenants. days after receipt of the contact Mark Christen- MENT OF QUALIFICA- July, 2005. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, and of general circulation ing and validating the 25, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of The purchase price is amount bid. sen of the Division of TIONS UTAH DEPARTMENT 2005 at TRUST within the City, and this manner in which the sig- said day, for the purpose payable in lawful money DATED: July 29, 2005. Solid and Hazardous Tooele City Corpora- OF TRANSPORTATION LANDS ADMINISTRA- resolution shall be effec- nal would be processed of foreclosing a trust of the United States of Scott Lundberg, Trust- Waste at (801) 538- tion John R. Njord, Director TION, 675 East, 500 tive as of the latter of (a) by the system-specific al- deed originally executed America. Bidders must ee 6596. In compliance with 90 North Main (Published in the Tran- South, Suite 500, Salt the twentieth day after gorithms and software, on July 9, 1998 by Todd be prepared to tender to 3269 South Main, #100 the American with Disa- Tooele, Utah 84074 script Bulletin August 2, Lake City, Utah 84102- publication of the resolu- the "black box" simula- L. Stewart, as trustor, in the Trustee a $5,000.00 Salt Lake City, UT bilities Act, individuals Notice is given hereby 2005) 2818. Phone (801) 538- tion, as provided herein, tors do not provide infor- favor of Westgate Mort- non-refundable deposit 84115 with special needs (in- that TOOELE CITY 5100. Reference No. or (b) the thirtieth day af- mation on environmental gage Co., covering the in certified funds or a (801) 263-3400 cluding auxiliary commu- CORPORATION, (herein PUBLIC NOTICE EXCH 308 ter the date of this reso- interactions that would following real property cashier's check at the Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. nicative aids and serv- after "OWNER") will Lake Point Improve- The Trust Lands Admin- lution. affect signal attenuation, purported to be located time of sale to secure – 5:00 p.m. ices) should contact accept Statement of ment District Elections istration reserves the PASSED and AP- backscatter, etc. be- in Tooele County at 96 bid, and the balance of L&A Case No. 05-51866 Charlene Lamph, Office Qualifications for the pur- Candidates are needed right to reject any appli- PROVED by the City tween the target and the North Tiebraker Drive, the purchase price must Team B/SN of Human Resources at pose of pre-qualifying to fill the offices of Trust- cation or subsequent Council and the Mayor of detector for either pas- Grantsville, UT 84029 be paid in full in the form THIS COMMUNICATION (801) 536-4413 (TDD bidders for ee within the Lake Point bids. For additional in- Tooele City, Tooele sive or active detector (the undersigned dis- of certified funds or a IS AN ATTEMPT TO 536-4414). construction of the 9- Improvement District formation, please contact County, Utah, this 20th systems. The black box claims liability for any er- cashier's check within 24 COLLECT A DEBT, AND (Published in the Tran- Hole Expansion of the (Culinary water and sew- Mr. Gary Bagley or Linda day of July, 2005. simulators are an excel- ror in the address), and hours from the time of ANY INFORMATION script Bulletin August 2, Oquirrh Hills Golf er services) Bianchi at 801-538-5100. TOOELE CITY, lent signal source for ob- more particularly descri- sale. OBTAINED WILL BE 2005) Course. The project will There are four (4) offices (Published in the Tran- TOOELE COUNTY, taining data on the ability bed as: USED FOR THAT PUR- consist generally of the for four year terms. Indi- script Bulletin July 19, 26 UTAH of a developmental in- This Trustee’s Sale is PUBLIC NOTICE Lot 14, THE COURT- subject to a bankruptcy POSE. following: viduals elected to any of & August 2, 2005) By /s/ Charlie Roberts, strument to process a YARD PHASE NO. 3 (Published in the Tran- CITY POSITIONS UP Site clearing, earthwork, the above office of Trust- Mayor given signal. However, filing, a payoff, a rein- FOR NOVEMBER PUBLIC NOTICE SUBDIVISION, a subdi- statement or any other script Bulletin August 2, construction of fairways, ees must be willing and ATTEST AND COUN- the environmental proc- vision of Grantsville City, 9 & 16, 2005) ELECTION - RUSH rough and the driving able to attend required TOOELE CITY RESO- TERSIGN: esses are not sufficiently condition of which the VALLEY LUTION according to the official trustee is not aware that range; construction of meetings each month By /s/ Patrick Dunlavy, understood or predicta- plat thereof, recorded in Public Notices MAYOR – Term 4 years tees, greens, related and be responsible to WHEREAS, Tooele City, City Recorder ble to make this method would cause the cancel- Town council – 2 per- Utah (the “City”) has or- the office of the County lation of this sale. Fur- Miscellaneous hazards and cart paths; oversee any designated (Published in the Tran- a viable alternative to op- Recorder of Tooele sons, 4 years furnishing and installa- area(s) of responsibility. ganized the Municipal script Bulletin August 2, erational field testing. ther, if any of these con- Town council – 1 person, Building Authority of County, Utah. ditions exist, this sale will Deadline for public no- tion of sprinkler irrigation The election will be held 2005) 4. Conduct Test Pro- Together with all the im- tices is 4 p.m. the day 2 years system, drainage, grad- November 8, 2005. Tooele City, Utah (the grams Requiring Addi- be null and void, the suc- Each person seeking to “Authority”) solely for the provements now or here- cessful bidder’s funds prior to publication. ing and landscaping. Qualifications for these PUBLIC NOTICE tional Chemical Warfare after erected on the Public notices submit- become a candidate for Statement of Qualifica- offices are: purpose of (a) accom- ENVIRONMENTAL AS- Agent (CWA) Simulants shall be returned, and a municipal office shall plishing the public pur- property, and all ease- the Trustee and the Ben- ted past the deadline tions (SOQ’s) will be re- a. Be a registered voter SESSMENT At Other Test Facilities. ments, appurtenances, will not be accepted. file a declaration of can- ceived by the OWNER in in the Lake Point Im- poses for which the City FOR FIELD SIMULANT This alternative would re- eficiary shall not be liable didacy in person with the exists by acquiring, im- and fixtures now or here- to the successful bidder their office located at 90 provement voting District TEST OF THE JOINT quire the development of NOTICE TO PUBLIC city recorder or town proving or extending any after a part of the proper- for any damages. North Main, Tooele, Utah for at least 365 days be- CHEMICAL AGENT DE- test capabilities at other ty. *NOTICE TO HEALTH clerk during office hours 84074 until 5:00 p.m. on fore election. improvements, facilities TECTOR (JCAD) AT locations that are compa- CARE PROVIDERS and not later than 5;00 or properties (whether The current beneficiary THIS COMMUNICATION August 5, 2005. Upon re- b. Be a U.S. Citizen. U.S. ARMY DUGWAY rable with those already Notice is hereby given pm between July 15 and real or personal) and ap- of the trust deed is ABN IS AN ATTEMPT TO ceipt of the SOQ’s, the c. Be at least 18 years of PROVING GROUND, provided at DPG plus the that the Utah Department August 15, 2005 (20A-9- purtenances to them AMRO Mortgage Group COLLECT A DEBT, AND City will evaluate them age by election day. UTAH approval of required of Health is seeking pub- 203) which the City is author- Inc. a subsidiary of ANY INFORMATION and develop a list of pre- d. Candidates primary A. Proposed Action. CWA simulants to be lic review and comment The clerk or recorder ized or permitted by law Standard Federal Bank OBTAINED WILL BE qualified bidders who will place of residency is in The environmental as- used at those locations. for a Hospice Feasibility shall review the qualifica- to acquire, including, but and the record owner of USED FOR THAT PUR- then be invited to bid on the Special District (A sessment (EA) was pre- This duplica-tion of facili- Study. Mountain West tions necessary to be- not limited to, public the property as of the re- POSE. the above mentioned resident of Lake Point, pared to evaluate the po- ties and capabilities Hospice, Tooele, propos- come a candidate and buildings or other struc- cording of the notice of DATED: July 30, 2005. project. The City may se- Tooele County). tential environ-mental ef- would be very costly and es to provide end-of-life the provisions of status tures of every nature or default is Todd L. Stew- Paul M. Halliday, Jr. lect the broadest set of Filing period is between fects of the use of thiodi- would be considerably care to clients in their or municipal ordinance any joint or partial inter- art . Successor Trustee firms or teams to meet its July 15 and August 15, glycol, limonene, and less cost efficient than home or living facility. governing the disclosure est in the same, and The sale is subject to a 376 East 400 South, needs. 2005, between the hours melonal, in field testing, the proposed action. Comments may be sub- of campaign contribu- (b) financing the costs of bankruptcy filing, a pay- Suite 300 Requests for the SOQ of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. as chal-lenge chemical C. Anticipated Environ- mitted to Bureau of tions or expenditures such projects on behalf off, a reinstatement or Salt Lake City, Utah quidelines may be ob- To become a candidate warfare agent (CWA) liq- mental Effects. Health Facility Licensing, with each person who of the City in accordance any other condition of 84111 tained by contacting the for the Special District uid and vapor simulants 1. The proposed action Certification and Resi- files for candidacy. (10-3- with the procedures and which the trustee is not Telephone: (801) 355- Tooele City Parks De- Board of Trustees elec- for detection devices that to approve the CWA sim- dent Assessment, P.O. 208(4)) subject to the limitations aware that would cause 2886 partment, as shown be- tive office, the qualified employ new liquid and ulants for use in labora- Box 144103, SLC UT (Published in the Tran- of the Utah Municipal the cancellation of the Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., low: person must file a Decla- vapor detection technolo- tory and field tests at 84114-4103, Attn: HFL script Bulletin July 21, Building Authority Act, Ti- sale. If any such condi- 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tooele City Corpora- ration of Candidacy dur- gy. The objective of the DPG would enable DPG Program Manager, until 26, 28, August 2 & 9, tle 17A, Chapter 3, Part tion exists, the sale shall (MST) tion ing regular office hours proposed action is to to provide operational September 1, 2005. 2005) 9 of the Utah Code An- be void, the successful FILE NUMBER: 27161 90 North Main with Mary Lyn Robbins, have available an assort- test capabilities for CWA (Published in the Tran- notated 1953, as amend- bidder’s funds returned (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah 84074 District Clerk, at 1844 E. ment of appropriate standoff detectors and script Bulletin August 2, ed (the “Act”); and and the trustee and cur- script Bulletin August 2, (435) 843-2140 Shepherd Lane, Lake CWA stimulant challenge other military materiel. 4 & 9, 2005) TOOELE RANSCRIPT WHEREAS, the Authority rent beneficiary shall not 9 & 16, 2005) T Attention: Casey Allie, Point, Utah. (801) 250- materi-als to meet the re- Adequate mitigation be liable to the success- BULLETIN Parks Director 5223 has previously issued its quirements of the Joint measures would be im- ful bidder for any dam- Since 1894 (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Lease Revenue Bonds, Chemical Agent Detector plemented with the use age. Boost Your Business! script Bulletin July 26, 28 script Bulletin August 2, Series 1999 (the “Re- (JCAD) test program and of the simulants in indi- Bidders must tender to Subscribe Today & August 2, 2005) 2005) funded Bonds”) pursuant future liquid and vapor vidual test programs to TOOELE RANSCRIPT ADVERTISING the trustee a $5,000.00 T 882-0050 to a General Indenture of detection test programs ensure the protec-tion of BULLETIN 882-0050 deposit at the sale and Trust and Pledge, dated at U.S. Army Dugway TUESDAY August 2, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B11

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous human health and the Public Affairs Office, U.S. submitted by West Des- field tests. M&S is a le- for CWAs would have to fore, an EIS is not re- (the "District") to provide West along Section line trict, or the owners of natural environment. Ad- Army Dugway Proving ert Test Center (WDTC) gitimate tool for solving be obtained for alterna- quired and this finding of culinary and/or secon- to the Southwest corner over fifty percent (50%) ditional National Environ- Ground (435/831-3409). test organizations and design and engineering tive locations. This dupli- no significant impact dary water service to of Section 20; thence of the taxable value of mental Policy Act (NE- Comments will be re- the cus-tomers they problems, for develop- cation of facilities, capa- (FNSI) has been pre- properties within the Dis- North along Section line the taxable property pro- PA) evaluations may be ceived during the 30-day serve. The proposed mental test-ing, and pro- bilities, approval, and li- pared. trict’s boundaries and to the Point of Beginning posed to be included performed based on the period following the first materials were chosen viding guidance for fo- censing would consume E. Deadline for Receipt providing for the holding , all within the bounda- within the District, file use of the new CWA publication of the public for the purpose of ex- cusing on the test re- substantial funding re- of Public Comments and of a public hearing on the ries of the Town of Ver- written protests against simulants for individual notice, and should be ad- panding the range of quirements. However, sources and would be Point of Contact for Addi- proposed establishment non. the establishment of the test programs, and spe- dressed to the CWAs to which chemical the utility of M&S is limit- considerably less timely tional Information. of the District. If this The public hearing will District, the Town Coun- cific mitigation measures Commander, U.S. Army mass spectrometry de- ed for operational testing and cost efficient than Comments are particu- Special Service District is be held on the 16th day cil is required by law to would be deter-mined Dugway Proving Ground, tection technology may due to limited capabilities the pro-posed action. larly invited from tribal, created it may levy annu- of August, 2005, at 7:00 abandon the proposed based on the test sce- ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP- be applied. Use of the to exactly reproduce "the C. Anticipated Environ- federal, state, county, al taxes upon all taxable p.m. at the Vernon Fire creation of the District. narios and environmental PA, Dugway, Utah CWAs would substantial- machine" using mathe- mental Effects. and local gov-ernment property with the District Station, 325 South Main After the 30-day protest conditions at the time of 84022. ly improve testing capa- matical algorithms. The 1. The proposed action officials or agencies, Citi- and fees may be im- Street, Vernon, Utah. period closes, the Town the test. No threatened Proponent: bilities of DPG. The U.S. use of M&S would be a to approve the CWAs for zen Advisory Boards, posed to pay for all or Any interested person Council shall adopt a or endangered species GREG D. OLSON Date and her allies would less functional al-terna- use in laboratory cham- Restoration Advisory part of the services to be may protest the estab- resolution either estab- or species of special Colonel, U.S. Army stand to gain improved tive as opposed to pro- ber tests at DPG would Boards and any other provided by the District. lishment of the District ei- lishing the District or concern would be affect- Commanding Officer CWA detection capabili- viding CWAs to be used enable DPG to provide groups or parties who The boundaries and ther orally or in writing at abandoning the estab- ed by the proposed ac- U.S. Army Dugway ties as a result of this in operational field tests. operational test capabili- may have interest in en- service area of the pro- said public hearing, or in lishment of the District. tion. Proving Ground testing. 3. Develop Electronic ties for CWA standoff de- vironmental effects of the posed District shall in- a written protest filed Any person who shall 2. NEPA documents [re- (Published in the Tran- B. Alternatives Consid- Test Simulators, Which tec-tors and other milita- pro-posed action. The clude portions of Sec- with the Town Clerk any have timely filed a written cords of environmental script Bulletin July 28, ered. Would Feed Synthetic ry materiel. Adequate EA and supporting docu- tions 20, 29, 31, and 32 time prior to the hearing protest and who is a consideration (RECs), August 2 & 4, 2005) 1. No Action. Non-ap- Test Signals For Proc- mitigation measures ments incorporated by Township 8 South, or within 15 days after qualified voter residing EAs, or envi-ronmental proval of blister and vom- essing In The Test Item would be im-plemented reference are on file and Range 5 West, Salt Lake the public hearing. All within, or owning proper- im-pact statements PUBLIC NOTICE it agents for use in test- Data Processors. While with the use of the CWAs may be reviewed by in- Base & Meridian, Tooele written protests must be ty within, the District, (EISs)] may be prepared ENVIRONMENTAL AS- ing at DPG would mean this alternative could be in individual test pro- terested parties at the County, Utah, more par- filed within 15 days after may petition the District for specific test activities SESSMENT FOR that emerging technolo- used to in-sert "canned" grams to ensure the pro- Public Affairs Office, U.S. ticularly described as fol- the conclusion of the Court within 30 days af- that are not discussed in FOUR CHEMICAL gies that require a wide signals to the test item tection of human health Army Dugway Proving lows: public hearing and all ter the adoption of said this EA. These would in- WARFARE AGENTS spectrum of CWA chal- for processing and vali- and the natural environ- Ground (435/831-3409). Beginning at the West withdrawals or cancella- resolution for a writ of re- clude an analysis of spe- (CWA) lenge materials for tests dating the manner in ment. Additional Nation- Comments will be re- quarter corner of Section tions of withdrawals must view. The grounds for cific test materials and TO BE USED IN LABO- capabilities that cannot which the signal would al Environmental Policy ceived during the 30-day 20; thence East to the be filed within 30 days such a petition are limit- conditions that could po- RATORY TESTS AT be satisfied with the ex- be processed by the sys- Act (NEPA) evaluations period following the first Center Section; thence after the conclusion of ed to: (1) a claim that the tentially lead to a signifi- U.S. ARMY DUGWAY isting challenge materi- tem-specific algorithms may be performed based publication of the public South to the Southwest said public hearing. The petitioner’s property will cant human health or en- PROVING GROUND, als would of necessity ei- and software, the "black on the use of the CWAs notice, and should be ad- corner of the Northwest Town Council will hear not be benefitted by the vironmental impact. DUGWAY, UTAH ther use test challenge box" simulators do not for individual test pro- dressed to the quarter of the Northeast all interested persons de- services to be provided D. The Facts and Con- A. Proposed Action. materials that would pro- provide information on grams, and specific miti- Commander, U.S. Army quarter of Section 29; siring to be heard and by the District; and (2) a clusions That Led to the The environmental as- vide less-than-optimum environmental interac- gation measures would Dugway Proving Ground, thence East to the North- will give full considera- claim that the procedures FNSI. sessment (EA) was pre- correlation with the key tions that would affect be determined based on ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP- east corner of the South tion to all protests. If used to establish the Dis- The environmental as- pared to evaluate the po- CWA test characteristics signal attenuation, back- the test sce-narios and PA, Dugway, Utah West quarter of the North special accommodations trict violated the law. sessment does not indi- tential environ-mental ef- or the tests would not be scatter, etc., between the environmental conditions 84022. East quarter of Section are required, please call FAILURE TO TIMELY cate a potential for signif- fects of the use of blister per-formed at DPG. This target and the detector at the time of the test. Proponent: 29; thence South to the Doretta Shumway at FILE A WRITTEN PRO- icant impact on environ- and vomiting agents, alternative is not respon- for either passive or ac- No threatened or endan- GREG D. OLSON Date Southwest corner of the (435) 839-3473 with rea- TEST PRECLUDES THE mental quality. There- specifically Q [1,2-Bis(2- sive to the identified tive detector systems. gered species or species Colonel, U.S. Army Northeast quarter of the sonable advance notice. PROTEST FROM BE- fore, an EIS is not re- chloroethylthio)-ethane] need for test challenge The black box simulators of special concern would Commanding Officer Southeast quarter of Any written protest made ING INCLUDED IN THE quired and this draft find- and T [bis(2-chloroe- materials for use in test- are an excellent signal be affected by the pro- U.S. Army Dugway Section 32; thence West on behalf of a corpora- 50% CALCULATION ing of no sig-nificant im- thylthioethyl)ether] blister ing state-of-the-art chem- source for ob-taining da- posed action. Proving Ground to the Southwest corner tion owning property DISCUSSED ABOVE pact (FNSI) has been agents; and DM (Adam- ical and biological weap- ta on the ability of a de- 2. NEPA documents [re- (Published in the Tran- of the Northeast quarter within the proposed Dis- AND THE PROTES- prepared. site) and PD (Chloropi- ons defensive and pro- velopmental instrument cords of environmental script Bulletin July 28, of the Southeast quarter trict shall be signed by TANT FROM FILING A E. Deadline for Receipt crin) vomiting agents as tective equipment at to process a given sig- consideration (RECs), August 2 & 4, 2005) of Section 31; thence the president, vice presi- PETITION FOR A WRIT of Public Comments and challenge chemical war- DPG. This alternative is nal. However, the envi- EAs, or envi-ronmental North to the Southwest dent, or any duly author- OF REVIEW. FAILURE Point of Contact for Addi- fare agents (CWAs) for not in the best interest of ronmental processes are im-pact statements TOWN OF VERNON corner of the Northeast ized agent of the corpo- TO TIMELY FILE A PE- tional Infor-mation. testing chemical mass the de-fense of the U.S. not sufficiently under- (EISs)] may be prepared NOTICE OF INTENTION quarter of the Northeast ration. Where property TITION FOR WRIT OF Comments are particu- spectrometer technology and her allies, as com- stood or predictable to for specific test activities TO ESTABLISH THE quarter of Section 31; within the proposed Dis- REVIEW FORECLOSES larly invited from tribal, of CWA detection equip- pared to the proposed make this method a via- that are not discussed in VERNON WATER- thence East to the trict is owned by more ANY RIGHTS TO federal, state, county, ment in enclosed labora- action. ble alternative to opera- this EA. These would in- WORKS SPECIAL Southeast corner of the than one person or enti- THEREAFTER OBJECT and local gov-ernment tory chambers at U.S. 2. Substitute Modeling tional field testing with clude an analysis of spe- SERVICE DISTRICT Northeast quarter of the ty, all owners holding title TO THE ESTABLISH- officials or agencies, Citi- Army Dugway Proving And Simulation Studies actual CWAs. cific test materials and NOTICE is hereby given Northeast quarter of Sec- to the property must join MENT OF THE DIS- zen Advisory Boards, Ground, Utah, (DPG). For Developmental Test 4. Conduct Test Pro- conditions that could po- to all interested persons tion 31; thence North to in the signing of the pro- TRICT. Restoration Advisory The objective of the pro- Applications That Cannot grams Requiring Addi- tentially lead to a signifi- that on the 21 day of Ju- the Northeast corner of test in order for it to be Dated this 22nd day of Boards and any other posed action is to have Be Met With The Cur- tional CWAs At Other cant human health or en- ly, 2005, the Vernon Section 31; thence East considered in the fifty July, 2005. groups or parties who available an assortment rently Approved CWAs. Test Facilities. This al- vironmental impact. Town Council adopted a along Section line to the percent (50%) calcula- BY THE ORDER OF may have interest in en- of appropriate CWA chal- This alternative would ternative would require D. The Facts and Con- resolution declaring that Southeast corner of the tion discussed below. THE VERNON TOWN vironmental effects of the lenge materials to meet apply state-of-the-art time consuming develop- clusions That Led to the the public health, con- Southwest quarter of the If within 30 days after the COUNCIL pro-posed action. The the requirements of the modeling and simulation ment of test capabilities FNSI. venience, and necessity Southwest quarter of conclusion of the public By: Doretta Shumway EA and supporting docu- chemical mass spec- (M&S) techniques to at other loca-tions to The environmental as- require the establishment Section 29; thence North hearing, more than fifty Vernon Town Clerk ments incorporated by trometer test program identifying the probable achieve those compara- sessment does not indi- of a water special service to the Southeast corner percent (50%) of the P.O. Box 114 reference are on file and and future CWA detec- results that might other- ble and already function- cate a potential for signif- district, to be known as of the Southwest quarter qualified voters of the Vernon, Utah 84080 may be reviewed by in- tion test programs at wise be obtained from ing at DPG. Additionally, icant impact on environ- the Vernon Waterworks of the Southwest quarter territory proposed to be (Published in the Tran- terested parties at the DPG. Requests for conduct of operational ap-proval and licensing mental quality. There- Special Service District of Section 20; thence included within the Dis- script Bulletin July 26, these CWAs have been August 2 & 9, 2005) Reduce risk of decline Rounds heads to Hollywood to pursue her dream

Tooele resident Ashley Rounds, working on the new film You Got in your bond portfolio daughter of Gary and Karen Served II. Rounds, will train at Millennium Ashley auditioned last fall in n an Step Two: Establish credit Dance Complex in Hollywood, L.A. for his talent agency “Clear” invest- suitability. A rating agency’s Calif., which is conveniently locat- and this spring Shane returned Iment port- assessment of a bond issuer’s ed in the Arts District adjacent to to Utah to teach another dance folio, “risk” ability to make timely inter- all major studios. The complex is workshop and persuaded Ashley is something est and principal payments a professional dance center home to relocate to Hollywood to per- you want to to bond holders determines to many top working performers sonally enhance her craft and avoid. In a the bond’s credit rating and and choreographers with exten- fine-tune her skills to become sive personal experience in the a back up dancer for up-and- basic sense, provides a relative measure performing arts including Shane coming singing artists, world the word sim- of the risk you’re subject to Sparks who personally invited tours, television and movie ply refers to should you purchase these her to train with him. He is a tal- work. Ashley will be dancing in the possibility bonds. Buying a bond is never Kenyon Eastin ented choreographer, producer, an accelerated learning environ- of decline in an absolute guarantee you GUEST COLUMNIST manager and of course a phenom- ment geared toward professional the portfolio’s will get your money back, and enal hip-hop dancer. Shane has working dancers. Dancing side- value. The we cannot predict what will degree of Financial choreographed for The American by-side with people she admires happen going forwards. But Music Awards, Soul Train, Apollo is a proof of talent and an oppor- risk to your bonds with the strongest credit portfolio can Focus Theater, and The BET Awards. tunity that she couldn’t pass up. ratings typically have lower He has worked with recording She will temporarily put her stud- vary greatly, default rates than those with depending on how likely a artists such as Aaliyah, Monica, ies at Weber State University on weaker ratings. Credit ratings, Brandy, Immature aka IMX, All hold while she begins pursuing decline is and/or how quickly however, do not guarantee such a decline could occur. In 4 One, Lindsay Lohan, Omarion, her life long dream. This is a against market fluctuations. addition, different securities Marques Houston, B2K on the hit very humbling experience, a defi- Step Three: Evaluate current can be affected by any number movie You Got Served, O’Ryans nite calling in her life and she is conditions. An evaluation of of different events, so each has video Take it Slow, and his pro- passionate enough to pursue her your tolerance for interest rate its own associated risks. motional tour. Shane is currently dream. or market risk will help decide Ashley Rounds and Shane Sparks In order to handle risk which bonds are best suited appropriately, proper portfolio management requires a clear for you. Even if you’re not understanding of your invest- concerned about the trading Diet may help prevent bone loss in women ment objectives. Through a price of bonds — because you thorough analysis of your plan to hold them to maturity by Tamara Jones but may also lead to cardiovas- your dietary regimen, and see if along with many others, will goals, time horizon, invest- — you still need to be aware cular disease and other health she or he agrees that a diet with miss her. Her family suggests ment experience, suitability, of how changing interest rates Research now being done problems. a higher omega-3 to omega-6 that any of her longtime loyal and even your ability to accept could affect your holdings. In at Purdue University and the On the other hand, a higher ratio is right for you. fans who may want to honor Indiana University of Medicine ratio of omega-3s, found, for NOTE: Ann Loring, a won- and recover from losses, you general, bond prices tend to her memory send a donation in move in the opposite direction indicates that keeping the right example, in walnuts, as well as derful actress whose career can map out your investment her name to the International of current interest rates, so balance of omega-6 and omega-3 in salmon and most oily fishes, included a 14-year run as objectives clearly. Once you Women’s Writing Guild, P.O. Box have those objectives defined, the price of outstanding bonds essential fatty acids could pre- not only may reduce bone loss, Tammy Forrest on “Love of 810, Gracie Station, N.Y., N.Y. you can craft a plan to man- declines as yields increase. vent bone loss in menopausal but also may improve memory. Life,” died last month. Ann age the risks you will surely Bonds with long maturities are women. This is of great poten- (You know that old saying: fish worked for years with AFTRA, 10028. encounter along the way. usually more sensitive to inter- tial importance for women who is brain food.) the union representing people The key is to build and main- est rate moves, while those don’t want to take or cannot tol- While these findings are, as in television, and helped secure Write to Tamara Jones in care tain a portfolio that is consis- with shorter maturities tend erate bone-loss medications. I said earlier, important for and protect important rights of King Features Weekly Service, The Purdue researchers also women, the research is still for the membership. A gifted tent not only with your invest- to react less severely to rate P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL noted that a higher ratio of being done with animals, and writer herself, she also helped ment objectives, but also with changes. 32853-6475, or send an e-mail to Again, staying abreast of omega-6 fatty acids, which are human application hasn’t yet several women break through the current market outlook. [email protected]. There are a few general steps current conditions helps you typically found in red meat and been determined. In any event, the Hollywood gender wall to that all investors can use to gauge the amount of risk your eggs from grain-fed hens, not be sure to talk to your doctor become successful screenwrit- help manage portfolio risk. portfolio is subject to. The only may help cause bone loss, before you make any changes in ers. She was my friend, and I, (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. Previously we discussed risk stock and bond markets can management as it relates to be unpredictable, which could your stock portfolio. Following lead to unwelcome risk and are some ideas to keep your concern about your portfolio. Veterans can avoid auto scan with some smarts bond portfolio on track as well. However, with careful plan- by Freddy Groves vehicles. and with the way the dealers in the service was victimized Step One: Identify your bond ning you can take precautions Then in a few weeks, the -- in essence -- deal with it. by an auto-buying scam, tell investment objectives. 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(801) 487-7177. -- which, by the way, contains banks would approve and publication advises that you see them as an investment they This article was provided by a clause indicating the APR what they would not. By sign- save up for a larger down pay- [email protected]. can use to benefit from move- A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc., is subject to bank approval ing the contract, the buyers ment, or buy a cheaper car. ments in the bond market. Member SIPC. -- and drive off in their new are stuck with its provisions, If you or someone you know (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. B12 TUESDAY Aug. 2, 2005 Conditioning prevents soar arms caused by baseball by Paul G. Donohue, M.D. might have caused it? -- J.C. throw. Those muscles are in the to maintain a thrower’s ability three times a week, and do them am in better shape, but I haven’t arm, shoulder, chest and back. and to prevent sore arms. on the days you aren’t playing. lost any weight. I have gained Dear Dr. Donohue: I am a teen Answer: Pitchers, of course, Furthermore, the leg, abdominal Sore arms can usually be traced Choose weights you can lift eight about four pounds. Could this be who plays baseball three times a are the ones most susceptible to and back muscles are intimately to overuse, errors in throwing to 12 times successively, and take added muscle? -- B.C. week. My upper right arm — my sore arms, but they can happen to involved in throwing. I mention technique or lack of condition- a two-minute rest between two Answer: It most likely is added throwing arm — has become anyone who has to throw a ball. this because a conditioning pro- ing. Overuse you have to address or three series of lifts. Make sure muscle. Two months of an inten- sore. Do you have any idea what It takes 11 different muscles to gram for all muscles is essential yourself. You shouldn’t throw you exercise muscles on the back sive weightlifting program have when the arm hurts, and you of your shoulder. Those muscles been shown to bring about a five- should resume throwing only decelerate the arm after the ball pound increase in muscle weight. when pain-free. Throwing tech- has been released, and those At the same time, such a program nique is something you’ll have to muscles are the ones most taxed leads to at least a one-pound loss have a coach or an expert adult by the throwing motion and the of body fat. GREG HAROUTUNIAN, MD analyze for you. Conditioning is ones most apt to become sore. *** something you can do on your I haven’t mentioned the shoul- Dr. Donohue regrets that he is BOARD CERTIFIED IN PEDIATRICS own. der joint as a source of pain. It unable to answer individual let- HIEF OF EDIATRICS Even during the baseball sea- can be. If your arm isn’t improv- ters, but he will incorporate them C P , M.W.M.C son, so long as the arm doesn’t ing with three weeks of rest, then in his column whenever possible. PRIMARY CHILDREN’S MC - ACTIVE STAFF hurt, a program of muscle you have to see a doctor for the Readers may write him or request strengthening can keep your many joint troubles that cause a an order form of available health throwing arm free of pain. You’ll sore arm. newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, have to get a muscle-strength- *** Orlando, FL 32853-6475. Readers ening book from your school’s Dear Dr. Donohue: I have been may also order health newslet- library for a description of arm involved in serious weight train- ters online from www.rbmamall. Pediatric Care in Tooele County and shoulder exercises. There are ing for three months. I have been com. too many to detail them for you doing it partly to get stronger and ages 0-21 years here. get in better shape and partly to (c) 2005 North America Synd., Inc. • School Physicals Limit your exercise sessions to lose weight. I am stronger, and I All Rights Reserved • All newborn care FREE Electronic Vision Test Unique medical specialty fills niche • Well or Sick Visits New in Utah t took me week program at Children’s Children’s Hospital, Boston, • ADHD Pediatric & Adolescent a long Hospital in Boston, a Harvard where laparoscopic examina- Gynecology Itime of affiliate that is quoted to be tions demonstrated that the • Obesity gathering one of the best children’s hos- child has endometriosis. information pitals in the nation. It is chronic disease fre- Dr. Mark Laufer welcomed and getting quently accompanied by belly mentally pre- me to the program by giving 196 E. 2000 N. 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He introduced me to it’s missed in childhood, then everybody by saying: Dr. by the time it is diagnosed Fun! in a grown up girl, it would Haroutunian is a gynecologist and a pediatrician. have caused a lot of damage Within these two weeks I including scarring, infertility, had an opportunity to see a dysmenorrhea, etc. wide variety of disease condi- Examples are plenty, and tions in girls from newborns the myth was dispelled long to 22 year olds, attended time ago. When I trained as clinic visits, surgeries, col- a gynecologist in Armenia, poscopic exams, etc. We discussed patients in we had a whole department much detail and frequently dedicated to pediatric gyne- compared notes. I was also cology for ages ranging from very fortunate because one of 0-21 years where we treated State Championship the cases we had turned out a lot of different conditions to be absolutely unique and ranging from vaginal struc- never seen before, so we are tural abnormalities to lichen QUALIFIER going to publish it probably in sclerosis. the Journal of Pediatric and This was before NASPAG Adolescent Gynecology. (North American Society for Friday August 5, 2005 Saturday August 6, 2005 There’s a common mis- conception that prepubertal Pediatric and Adolescent Sign-ups 5:30 - 7:00 pm Sign-ups 3:00 - 4:30 pm girls don’t get gynecological Gynecology) was formed in Racing Begins 7:30 pm Racing Begins 5:30 pm illnesses. 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So I made it my priority residency training programs Bring 2 Cans of Food to be Win a REDLINE Racing throughout Europe, it is a (given my unusual combina- donated to our Local Tooele Bike! before the main event! 50/50 relatively new specialty in the tion of training and experi- ence — I trained in OB/GYN Food Bank and Receive 1 free Drawing Tickets will be available for United States. There are actually very few and practiced for nine years entry to a Drawing for a $1.00 each or 10 for $5.00. 50% of cash will be given away to a ticket places where doctors can get in Armenia, then I trained REDLINE RACING BIKE that holder. 50% will be donated to the trained and be able to prac- in Pediatrics in the United will be given away August 6th. tice, and Harvard is one of States and practiced for a Children s Justice Center. Must be them. Must be present to win! present to win Bike or Cash! number of years) to bring This specific group of prob- Pediatric Gynecology to our lems will just go undiagnosed communities through practice and the patients will never make it to the appropriate and education. specialist. I had a wonderful oppor- BMX Champ Grassroots Here is an example: an tunity to see what’s being eight-year-old girl had innu- done at Harvard, and I’d like Camp! BMX Clinic merable ER visits for belly to extend by special thanks pain. Every time she was to the Friend’s Board of the reassured by doctors in the Tooele County Children’s ER that she has “nothing seri- Justice Center for helping me ous” because blood tests, x- finance this wonderful educa- Friday August 5, 2005 Saturday August 6, 2005 rays and a cat scans all were tional opportunity. within normal limits. 2:00 to 5:30pm 10:00 to 1:00pm Greg Haroutunian, MD $5.00 Per person $10.00 Per Person “Thank God it is not appen- dicitis,” with these words she FAAP, is Chief of Pediatrics In addition to trying your skill on the Deseret Peak Come Learn How To Ride and Race BMX from was sent home only to come and Chief of Medical Staff BMX Track join us for some mini Classes and learn some of the Best in the State! Bring your own back in a month, and so on at Mountain West Medical about: Bicycle Safety, Nutrition, Bike Maintenance, and so until she ended up in Center. Exercise & the History of BMX! 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