Hatch Touts Romney During Tooele Visit

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Children with T autism teach the value in small things See B1 BULLETIN August 15, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 24 50 cents Hatch touts Romney during Tooele visit Peak pool by Mark Watson swimmers STAFF WRITER With the Senate in recess during August, Utah’s longtime won’t get Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch is making his presence felt in Tooele County. The senator seeks to extend wet in ’06 his tenure in the U.S. Senate from 30 to 36 years and will by Mark Watson face Democratic opponent Pete Ashdown in the Nov. 7 STAFF WRITER general election. Swimmers should circle the During his campaign tour of date May 26, 2007 on their cal- the county, Hatch also lauded endars. That’s when they will fellow Mormon Mitt Romney be able to take a dip at Deseret as the best Republican choice Peak Swimming Pool. The pool for the presidency in 2008. will not open this year because After attending the demo- of delays in rebuilding it. The lition derby at the Tooele project that will cost the county County Fair on Aug. 5, Hatch $960,000. was back in Tooele Valley on Aquatic director Scott Chance Monday where he met with the said that workers from CEM Tooele County Commission, Sales, the general contractor for Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, the project, could actually com- Grantsville Mayor Byron plete the project in two weeks. Anderson and other Republican But he doubts there will be any supporters. He visited the swimming this fall. The swim- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin ming season at Deseret Peak and toured the Benson Grist normally closes on Labor Day, Mill. Hatch was accompanied 20 days from today. by Tooele County Chamber of Deseret Peak Complex hired Commerce Executive Director about 13 lifeguards this year Debbie Winn. instead of 30 because of all the Monday’s sojourn to Tooele uncertainty about opening the County kicks off Hatch’s 2006 pool. campaign with 84 days until “We didn’t know when the the election. project would be completed so “You have good leaders we needed to retain a few life- here in the county,” Hatch guards,” Chance said. Instead said. “Their main concerns are of watching and assisting swimmers all season, the lifeguards photography / Troy Boman were put to work painting the SEE HATCH ON A4 Benson Grist Mill Director Marilyn Shields gives Sen. Orrin G. Hatch a tour of the historic mill in Stansbury Park Monday afternoon. entire swimming pool complex. “We wanted everything to look brand new in case we did open,” Chance said earlier this year. “It looks like they have all the Taggers Single-car accident claims life of Tooele man panels wrapped around the pool by Missy Thompson a 2005 Tooele High School gradu- Wallace. “He didn’t regret anything loyalty better than anyone I ever and should be finishing soon,” said Commissioner Dennis STAFF WRITER ate. and he just lived ... He did exactly knew. He was selfless and put Rockwell. “We need to make don’t get A Tooele man was killed early Parker Buck, 20, was killed in a what he wanted to do.” people he loved above himself.” sure everything checks out Sunday morning in a single-vehicle single-vehicle car accident earlier Since the accident, friends and Friends said they could talk and any problems are repaired accident on Interstate 80. this summer on June 10. He was acquaintances have posted their about Wallace for hours. But before the crews leave.” According to a UHP report, traveling down Middle Canyon feelings on Wallace’s “myspace” friend and classmate Joey Nix had “Normally it is better for a jail time Michael Wallace, 19, was traveling when his car rolled several times page on the Internet. Comments only three short and simple things pool to hold water over the win- eastbound on I-80 near Redwood and crashed into an embankment. and pictures have been left to say about his friend whom he ter. But I’m not sure what will by Jesse Fruhwirth Road when he hit a freeway bar- Although the circumstances describing how much he meant to calls a brother. STAFF WRITER be best in this situation. We will rier. Wallace was not wearing a surrounding both deaths were so many people. “One, no words can describe need to talk to the contractor,” Two individuals implicated in seat belt and fatigue is believed unfortunate, some of Wallace’s “I would say he had the ability how amazing the kid is. Two, I Rockwell said. a string of graffiti vandalism inci- to be the cause of the accident. closest friends said he lived life to to connect with people and lead love him. Three, friends ... family Mark McKendrick, director of dents were sentenced Monday. There were no other passengers its fullest. them to be better,” said long-time ... loyalty,” Nix said. Deseret Peak Complex, said a The individuals behind the noto- in the vehicle. “He didn’t waste any time friend Steve Taylor. “He was an Wallace’s obituary is on page A8 rious “NSN” tag received no jail This is the second vehicular and he loved life,” said Allison inspiration and strived to better of today’s newspaper. SEE POOL ON A3 time but will have to obey early accident in three months to kill Harward-Taylor, a close friend of everyone around him. He knew email:[email protected] curfews, wear electronic tracking devices and pay to repair the properties they damaged. Charles Yeaman, 22, and Shannon Dawn Ruybal, 18, are Long-awaited church both from Tooele and pleaded guilty to the class-A misdemean- or charges of criminal mischief. faces more setbacks Yeaman and Ruybal will be responsible to share the $3,500 restitution for the 16 instances of Pastor blames General Steel for delays vandalism they were accused of by Jesse Fruhwirth committing. Also they are each These allegations are nothing STAFF WRITER required to pay $500 fines, and new for the company, but $250 for the cost of their court Years after a confident CEO Jeffrey Knight denies appointed attorneys. posting announced that a all wrongdoing. Strangely Each received 365-day jail sen- new church would occupy enough, he blames his cus- tences that were suspended in its vacancy, an empty pasture tomers both for the friction favor of two years probation, the still harbors weeds that have with Upton’s congregation as first six months of which will be yet to tumble away. well as past transgressions wearing ankle bracelets, the first Months turned into years, that landed him in Colorado year under the supervision of and a $10,000 deposit turned court. Adult Probation and Parole and into $70,000 and still there is “We can’t be held respon- full two years of curfew. They no church. After months of sible for everybody’s lack of are also required to maintain full- disagreements about archi- ability to read a contract,” time employment. tectural drawings and prices, Knight said. “It’s easy to If either breaks the conditions the pastor has reached what assume we’re bad guys and of the probation, they could might turn out to be a very excuse the customer.” serve part or all of their 365-day expensive impasse. A handful of his customers, jail sentence. The Tooele First Assembly Upton included, are “trying to The third codefendant alleged of God pastor Bill Upton get something for nothing,” to be involved in the “NSN” tags claims that his building he claims. Knight describes is 30-year-old Shane Todachiny. provider, General Steel of his company as a contract He has not pleaded guilty in the Lakewood, Colo., has been manufacturer that sells to the case and did not appear in court deceptive and slow to provide photography / Troy Boman basic building specifications. Tooele First Assembly of God Pastor Bill Upton stands where he hopes to build a new church in Tooele next to SEE CHURCH ON A3 Northlake Elementary. Difficulties with his building supplier, General Steel, have caused him endless frustration. SEE TAGGERS ON A2

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 CROSSWORD B3 INSIDE A 50 percent chance of thunder- OBITUARIES A8 HOMETOWN B1 Good habits pay off showers tonight. Lows in the mid for hospital nurse, performer 60s. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Highs TV LISTINGS A11 DOINGS B2 See A9 in the 90s. Complete Forecast: A2 MOVIE REVIEW A12 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 ETCETERA ... Hospital starts new paramedic service News Briefs Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Paramedic Rescue Service has for MWMC, said the new ser- Lightning sparks fires arrived in Tooele County and with vice, “complements the exist- Lightning caused at least Wed 91/65 it brings better response times and ing Emergency Medical Services small six fires in Tooele County 8/16 greater expertise for life-threaten- (EMS) and expands our ‘Big City Monday night. Most of the fires A mix of clouds and sun with the ing emergencies, say Mountain Medicine Care’ to the increasing were limited to one or two chance of an isolated thunder- population of Tooele County. storm in the . West Medical Center officials. trees. Hospital officials also said the “There is no higher level of The largest fire burned five new service offers a higher level emergency pre-hospital care avail- acres near Delle. The fires were able to people in need,” added Thu of pre-hospital care by having quickly extinguished, according 88/61 an EMT Paramedic and an EMT Boland. “Paramedics are the final 8/17 to Tooele County Fire Warden Intermediate transport patients to tier in a comprehensive multi- Roice Arnold. Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper the hospital. functional EMS system in Tooele 80s and lows in the low 60s. No sports section today “Residents will receive addi- County.” Sports Editor Nick Drake is tional pre-hospital emergency Over 18 months ago MWMC on vacation and as a result there contracted with Salt Lake City- Fri treatment because paramedics will be sports today. The sports 90/62 are trained and certified to pro- based Emergency Physician page will resume on Thursday. 8/18 vide broader care, including more Integrated Care (EPIC) to raise Sunny. Highs in the low 90s and complicated emergency medical the level of emergency services lows in the low 60s. Temps/Precipitation procedures and the administra- at the hospital. As part of a comprehensive EMS plan, Chartier Date High Low (prec./inches) tion of life-saving medications,” said, “The new Paramedic Rescue Aug. 10 92 64 said Nancy Chartier, chief nursing Unit is Mountain West Medical Aug. 11 93 75 Sat 92/66 officer for MWMC. Aug. 12 93 63 .04 Center’s commitment to support 8/19 “Currently, EMT-Intermediates Aug. 13 87 61 ‘cutting edge medicine’ in a rural More sun than clouds. Highs in the administer competent pre-hospital Aug. 14 96 63 environment. low 90s and lows in the mid 60s. care within their scope of practice “This unit will be staffed and on Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer and have demonstrated a loyalty for the National Weather Service, reports alert 24/7, ready to respond upon and competency to the citizens that his recording station at 139 S. Main Sun being dispatched to an emergency received .05 inches of precipitation 92/62 of Tooele County,” she added. call,” she added. between Aug. 10 and Aug. 14 and a total 8/20 “A significant number of ambu- Ambulance service in Tooele of .36 so far this month. The normal for Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the lance calls do not require a para- August is .94 inches. low 90s and lows in the low 60s. County is owned and operated For the water year, which began Oct. medic rescue and will continue by MWMC, and is staffed with ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content to benefit from the Intermediate 1, 2005, Tooele has received 16.40 inches Service approximately 45 EMT-Basics, of precipitation. The normal for the year is Ambulance response. Our county 40 EMT-Intermediates, and now 18.49 inches of precipitation. Subscriber Service dispatch 911 determines the level 12 EMT-Paramedics. Boland Pollen Count of emergency response and mobi- said additional paramedics and If you haven’t received lizes the paramedic rescue unit as EMT-Intermediates will be hired The Intermountain Allergy and your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., appropriate.” file photo soon to staff a second paramedic Asthma pollen count for Aug. 15, 2006 please call 882-0050 and our cus- Roy Boland, emergency and Medical emergency response in Tooele County has been expanded with rescue that will be stationed in is as follows: tomer representative will assist Chenopods — Very High ambulance services director the start of a new paramedic service by Mountain West Medical Center. another part of the county. Mold — Moderate you. Customer service hours on Sagebrush — Low Tuesday and Thursday nights Ragweed — Low are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Reward offered for vandal info Heat brings out plants’ Tooele City Parks & Recreation Department leaders say there has been an increase defense mechanisms in vandalism at Tooele parks and they would like residents to Everyone deals with heat Many plants, especially trees, be on the lookout for vandals. differently. Some people enjoy do not have the ability to resort “We’ve always have had some hot temperatures and spend many to these methods, said Goodspeed. vandalism, but there has been hours in the sun. Others avoid the They attempt to move the water to an increase lately,” said Kathy heat by going from one air-condi- as much of the leaf as possible, and Harris of the parks depart- tioned building to the next. Still let the outer edge fend for itself. ment. “There was a major hit others escape to the mountains or In most cases, these edges dry and at Parker’s Park this weekend. lakes to find relief. eventually burn, resulting in what is We had some sprinkler heads Much like human beings, plants known as summer scorch. broken, playground equipment also have different ways of dealing “Summer scorch is common broken up and graffiti written with the heat, said Jerry Goodspeed, among trees with large leaves and is on the concession stand,” she Utah State University Extension fairly easy to identify,” he said. “After said. horticulturist. examining the damaged leaves on a Harris said those who come “Most plants do not appreciate tree, it is most likely they have sum- forth with information that leads scorching hot summers,” he said. mer scorch if the outer margins of to an arrest will be awarded “Plants require water to stay cool. the leaves are affected first, and $250. As water evaporates from the plant’s then the damage slowly works its photography / Troy Boman leaf, it goes from a liquid state into way into the middle of the leaf. The Smoke from a fire on the Old Mormon Trail fills the sky near Rush Valley Tuesday. According to Tooele a vapor form. This requires ener- veins are usually affected last, since County Fire Warden Roice Arnold, the blaze was started by lightning and has already burned 300 acres. Tooele gy, which is released as heat, thus they transport the water to the rest drawing heat away from the plant in of the leaf.” much the same way a swamp cooler When the water supply is lim- “We Are Your Neighborhood makes a home more comfortable.” ited during extremely high tempera- Man runs out of gas, killed by semi Family Theatre” Plants, and especially trees, tures, summer scorch is a typical by Jesse Fruhwirth was walking eastbound away from “The only conclusion we can 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. require great amounts of water to response for broadleaf trees, but STAFF WRITER his vehicle,” Utah Highway Patrol draw is that he was attempting to (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 cool the entire leaf surface, said conifers also exhibit signs of it, Lt. Mike Rapich said. “The semi wave down the semi, trying to get Goodspeed. The roots collect water too, said Goodspeed. Their needles A 75-year-old man who had run Tickets are now available online moved over into the left lane to help,” Rapich said. “He lost track of at www.movieswest.com from the soil and then move it may burn on the outer tips, but out of gas was hit and killed on stay away from the vehicle. After where he was at and got out into the throughout the entire system, from typically they sacrifice the older I-80 near the first Grantsville exit th th he passed the vehicle, he started right lane.” bottom to top. This is quite a feat, needles inside on the limbs in order Thursday. No charges are likely Aug. 11 - 17 moving back into the right lane, and “Obviously we’ll forward the considering the height of some tall to preserve the younger needles on going to be filed against the driver *Times & Shows Subject to Change report to the County Attorney’s trees. the outside. of the semi-truck that ended his life according to the driver, struck Mr. office, but right now we’re not * When a plant lacks enough water Some conifers also wilt at their on impact. Olson who was in the right lane.” anticipating any [charges being World Trade Center to cool itself, or cannot move the growing points, which are called Ronald Olson of Gardenerville, Rapich said there’s no evidence filed],” Rapich said. water fast enough to cool its leaf candles. As the new growth emerg- Nev., was struck around 10:30 p.m. that suggests what the semi-truck Dly: 12:05, 3:30, 7:00, 9:35 Sun: 12:05, 3:30, 7:00 surfaces, it starts taking drastic es and begins to grow, a few needles “Based on what we’ve seen, he driver claimed was untrue. e-mail: [email protected] (PG-13) measures to survive, he said. The on the tip help cool the new growth, first thing some plants do is reduce he said. When temperatures are Pirates of the Caribbean the amount of leaf area exposed extreme as the candle is expanding, Dead Man’s Chest to the heat and wind by rolling it may wilt and even die. This is typi- Taggers �� continued from page A1 �� Dly: 12:10, 3:10, 6:20, 9:25 their leaves. Tomatoes and corn cally an isolated event and does not (PG-13) � �� Sun: 12:10, 3:10, 6:20 (PG-13) commonly roll their leaves when affect the overall health of the tree. Monday. �� temperatures are hot. Other plants “Many annuals react to the Originally charged with third- �� * let their leaves wilt, but, as soon as heat by producing fewer flowers,” degree felonies, the spray-paint Pulse the sun goes behind a cloud or sets Goodspeed concluded. “They are team was considered by police Dly: 12:15, 2:20, 4:45, 7:00, 9:10 in the evening, the leaves quickly simply responding to the heat in to be the most active taggers in Sun: 12:15, 2:20, 4:45, 7:00 (PG-13) recover. their own way, just like we do.” Tooele County. “This is probably the largest graffiti arrest,” police Sgt. Todd * Hewitt said in May when the Zoom Dly: 12:05, 2:15, 4:45, 7:05, 9:10 �� three individuals were arrested. �� “As far as how much property Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:45, 7:05 (PG) �� was damaged, it is definitely the �� largest.” �� * �� County prosecutor Gary Searle Step-up �� said at that time that he intended Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:50, 7:10, 9:20 �� to request jail time for the crimes �� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:50, 7:10 (PG-13) �� and would seek full restitution. �� Hewitt said police discovered �� key evidence after searching * �� Barnyard Todachiny’s home. �� Dly: 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 6:05, 8:05, 10:00 �� “On Friday [May12], we served �� Sun: 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 6:05, 8:05 �� a search warrant at the home (PG) �� of Shane Todachiny,” Hewitt � �� Show Times are subject to change. �� said. Police found “photographs, � �� Open daily at Noon �� property that was adorned with All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 �� NSN, and stencils that were NSN • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� stencils.” �� Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� Hewitt said police were grant- �� ed the warrant on “information �� we received, and our own obser- �� vations.” RITZ RITZ �� Now Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 Now Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG �� The arrest came on the heels Ends �� Thursday �� of Tooele City reasserting itself Will Ferrell Animated �� Tooele’s Show Place �� in the area of graffiti removal. In �� for Over 60 Years! TALLADEGA NIGHTS �� April, the City Council changed 882-2273 �� its laws regarding graffiti abate- �� 111 North Main, Tooele BALLAD OF RICKY BOBBY �� ment. Rewards for giving infor- http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:MONSTER $4.00 5:00 MANTINEE HOUSE $4.00 �� Now Playing Entrance on Erda Way am/fm radio required �� mation have become easier earn RITZ MOTOR VU 9:00 *CLOSED THURSDAY FOR PRIVATE PARTY �� Starts �� and businesses are now required �� Wednesday �� to remove graffiti within 15 days �� of is appearance or face fines. G also PG e-mail: [email protected] CARS ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD: $1.00 SENIOR:R.V. $4.00 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 A3

This time around the entire Pool concrete floor of the pool is continued from page A1 being lined with a Myrtha PVC membrane. The new walls of new liner should be installed the pool will be modular panels this week and there is still elec- of Myrtha stainless steel - the trical work to be completed. same technology that was used “There were some delays for pools at the 1996 Olympic installing the panels because Games in Atlanta. the work is pretty meticulous “Basically what we’re doing and there were delays in getting is putting a new pool inside materials from a supplier,” he the old pool. The old pool had said. The new pool will come shifted and cracked,” said CEM with a 15-year guarantee. President Craig Nielsen earlier The county patched some of this year. “The biggest surprise the seams on the pool’s floor was the plumbing; it didn’t hold back in 2005 and opened on pressure so we are replacing the Memorial Day that year. Seams entire plumbing.” have been leaking for several Pitch and Putt years, so last fall the county A nine-hole pitch and putt decided on major renovation golf course is nearly completed thinking the project would be at Deseret Peak Complex and complete for this season. should open in about 30 days, Workers, however, did not get according to McKendrick. Cost the project going until the spring to play a round on the new of this year and it has taken mini-golf course has not been them the entire season to com- determined. plete the project. e-mail:[email protected] Subscribe Today • 882-0050

photography / Troy Boman Lifeguards at the Deseret Peak complex traded beach towels for paint brushes this summer. Due to the pool’s closure and repairs, lifeguards have spent the summer painting buildings and working at other Deseret Peak facilities. � � November of 2005. Listed among is itemized for “packaging and bare. He’s dubious though, that he � Church the items is “modify 50’W x 100’L handling.” will get his church’s money back. � continued from page A1 x 14’H building” with specifica- Upton is willing to take respon- “We have to start over. We have tions for three smaller buildings sibility for the debacle, but not to find another way to do it,” he � end-user. The company claims to to be attached that would act because he misunderstood a fair said. “We may be out the money, have spent $50 million advertis- as the entrance and pulpit areas. and upfront business. He takes but we’re not willing to go qui- ing on radio programs like Rush The cost on this line is $137,000. responsibility for not researching etly.” Limbaugh and Paul Harvey. The Upton said he believed this was a company with a long history of Upton said he has been in ads extol low-cost steel buildings the price of the steel box, with consumer complaints. contact with the Utah Attorney ranging from small sheds to mega- some alterations, that was origi- “It is a buyer beware thing and General’s office, but has not had a churches. The savings is realized nally estimated to be $100,000. I have to take a certain amount of response from them yet. by skipping general contractor Upton said he was promised engi- responsibility for not researching e-mail: [email protected] fees in the initial stages of the neered blueprints and drawings them,” he said. project. General Steel offers “proj- within six weeks. Most of these misunderstand- ect coordinator” on the company’s In January 2006, another form ings are not new for General payroll to assist customers with was faxed to Upton’s office, the Steel. In December 2004, the Medical Breakthrough Offers New the purchase. “verification of purchase order.” Colorado Attorney General’s A low-cost steel building is The verification was identical office won a consumer protection precisely what Upton wanted for to the previous purchase order lawsuit against General Steel. The Hope For Disc Herniation Sufferers his new church. His congregation with one exception. A $44,000 line judge called their sales practices has outgrown the facility located item named “steel building” was offensive and deceptive. Former at 127 N. 7th Street. Bible study added, putting the price back up employees and bitter custom- classes have spilled out to the to $236,000. Upton was furious ers testified about confusing or yard and the parking lot becomes that that item had not been on incomplete contracts, expensive so packed with Assemblers that the previous form, the one for component prices that were only some are hesitant to join the which he paid a $60,000 deposit, revealed after a deposit was paid, crowded flock. and confused as to how General and evasive answers to questions “We’ve had people literally drive Steel would justify the item. When about the refundability of depos- through the parking lot and keep pressed, Knight said the “compo- its. going because there’s no where to nent purchase order” was merely Despite the $318,000 in fines park,” Upton said. an addendum to the original con- and restitution that Knight paid as Since 1992, a new sanctuary on tract, the one for a 50 by 100 foot a result of the suit, he said that the church-owned property on west building for which the Assembly Colorado case is ancient history. Utah Avenue has been the dream had paid $10,000. “The allegations in the Attorney of the Assembly. When Upton It’s true that the purchase order General’s suit, which we vehe- heard a General Steel advertise- says at the bottom, in the same mently denied, were settled and ment in October 2004, he called size lettering of the rest of the have nothing to do with this con- for an estimate. contract, that it is “in addition to tract,” Knight said. “This First He was given a bid of $102,000 the original contract.” Assembly bought their building plus $5,000 for freight for a build- “He bought this little 50 by 100 long after that time period, just ing that would be 100 feet by 100 building,” Knight said with agita- like the guy that calls up today or feet. The price included nothing tion. “If you read what he ordered last week.” but the steel - no insulation, win- after that, he added three more Maybe so. But Upton’s initial dows, doors, not even openings buildings to it! He knows that estimate was given in October for windows or doors, much less what he bought originally was 2004, two months before the scath- PAID ADVERTISMENT a steeple. In CEO Jeffry Knight’s not four buildings, he bought one ing decision from the Colorado words, the initial estimates are building. There’s no possible way judge. A preliminary injunction just for a “box.” to misunderstand that.” and compliance program estab- Upton said he knew that no But there was a way to misun- lished in March 2004 had been components or accessories were derstand a component purchase breached by General Steel accord- included in the price but said “we order that demands a deposit but ing to the decision. still thought it was a good price for does not include all the items for The troubles continue. New a box.” Upton said several months Find Your Health Oasis which the deposit will be paid. Mexico’s Attorney General is passed before he was tricked and What’s more, for a company that collecting depositions against pressured into paying a deposit advertises inexpensive, cost-sav- General Steel. An attorney named without having negotiated a final ing buildings, the windows, doors Henry T. Drake in North Carolina price nor design. and gutters they offer are rather is representing a group named “Part of their strategy is to cre- lavish. For example, 4 feet by 6 Evangelistic Outreach that is ate a false deadline,” Upton said. feet bronze windows, for which suing General Steel. Enticed with “the only free ship- the Assembly church was to have Knight is unmoved. ping offer this year” in May 2005, six, were priced at $823 each. “You hear about the Attorney and weary of rising steel prices, Low-cost vinyl windows of the General’s suit, you don’t hear Upton said his church council same size at Home Depot sell for about the hundreds of churches decided to pay a $10,000 deposit a mere $184. A 12-foot downspout we’ve donated [to] around the on 100 feet by 50 feet building that was listed at $84, while a low-cost world,” he said. the company claimed would “lock Home Depot alternative is less Upton said he’s done with in” the price of steel. The building than $10. General Steel and has requested for which they paid a deposit was Upton points out that the origi- his deposits be refunded after much smaller than the one they nal enticement, the “free ship- months of haggling about draw- wanted, but were reassured that it ping,” left him with a bitter after ings. He said the string of dis- With Jay Spector, MD was simply a place holder. taste as well. His invoices do not appointments and shocking busi- of Oasis Family Medicine “I said, we haven’t even list a shipping price, but $7,250 ness practices are too much to designed our building yet. They Healthcare for adults and children of all ages said that’s immaterial, we want to save you money,” Upton said. Dr. Jay Spector has practiced family medicine The misunderstandings, squab- Happy Birthday to our GIRL for over 20 years and is dedicated to do more bles and frustrations that would than make you feel well. The family physician continue for the next year began with ATTITUDE provides excellent medicine with an emphasis almost immediately. on preventative care. Once insulation, windows, Alyssa, our sassy girl, Jay Spector, MD doors and the openings for win- we can’t believe you Dr. Spector treats and helps you and Board Certified Family Physician dows and doors were calculated your family manage: into the price, Upton said he start- are already 4 years Dr. Spector treats family ed getting worried. Suddenly his old. We love you $100,000 building had jumped to • Pediatric Care including school members of all ages, from $236,000. But General Steel con- so much! Thank physicals & immunizations newborns to the elderly. tinued to work with him, and after • Diabetes Because of his specialty, you for your • High Blood Pressure some haggling and downgrading Dr. Spector can of some options, he got the price cute, HUGE • Heart Disease conveniently address to $200,000. Or so he thought. personality. • Thyroid Disease Under the impression that his • Many other medical conditions an entire family’s You defi nitely building was still a good bargain, For excellent health care with an emphasis on medical needs. Upton again signed a contract and keep us going! prevention, find your health oasis today with paid another $60,000 deposit. Dr. Spector of Oasis Family Medicine. That deposit was paid on a con- Love- tract titled “component purchase OASIS FAMILY MEDICINE Another great order,” faxed to the Assembly in Mom, Dad, 196 E. 2000 North, Suite 100 physician recruited by: Boomer & Nicholas 833-0229 A4 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 Hatch bill would fight Hatch continued from page A1 crimes against seniors money, water, energy, high cost of gas and economic development.” Sen. Orrin G. Hatch’s bill for pro- tise in elder abuse (similar to that tecting seniors from abuse, the Elder in child abuse) that will promote Nuclear Waste Justice Act of 2006, unanimously detection and increase the capac- Hatch has battled vigorously cleared the Finance Committee ear- ity to prosecute offenders. New to keep high-level nuclear waste lier this month. Hatch introduced programs will train health profes- out of Skull Valley. He said sup- the bill to combat the reported mis- sionals in both forensic pathology port for Private Fuel Storage’s treatment of as many as 2 million and geriatrics. plan to store spent nuclear fuel Americans over the age 65 by some- • Increase prosecution and pen- rods on the Goshute Indian one on whom they depend for care. alties for failure to promptly report Reservation is waning consider- According to the Utah Division crimes in long-term care facilities. ably. “We’ve come a long way of Aging and Adult Services, about The act will require reporting of in that battle, but the plan is 20,000 seniors reported they have crimes in nursing homes on an not dead yet. Fifty percent of experienced some kind of abuse, official federal website. the companies have pulled away neglect, or financial exploitation. “Congress has passed laws to from the temporary storage “Our right to live free from abuse address child abuse and crimes plan. Yucca Mountain is the only and neglect does not — and should against women, yet not one full- place where they have the meth- not — diminish with age,” Hatch time federal employee is designated odologies to store the waste.” said. “The reports of elder abuse are to fight elder abuse,” Hatch said. He said EnergySolutions is troubling enough, but the official “Without more attention and more working on technologies to repro- numbers are likely much greater resources, far too many of these cess spent nuclear rods in the because a great deal of abuse goes injustices will go unaddressed and United States based on European unreported. The problem of elder far too many older Americans will technology. The company has abuse, neglect, and exploitation has suffer.” vowed not to reprocess nuclear long been invisible and is among the Mechanisms for identifying and fuel rods in Utah. “EnergySolutions photography / Troy Boman most serious issues facing seniors tracking elder abuse indicate that is a great company, the only two Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch peers inside an old blacksmith shop at the Benson Grist Mill Monday afternoon. and their families.” many instances of injustice are not places for reprocessing nuclear senator is a strong supporter Democratic trend now is to hate If enacted into law, Hatch’s Elder reported for appropriate prosecu- are Savannah River (Georgia) and have been relegated to hiding Justice Act would provide federal tion. The Utah Division of Aging and Idaho.” of President George W. Bush George W. Bush and current for- in caves. and military action in Iraq eign policy. He said they even resources to state and community Adult Services case load for report- President Bush - Iraq “There has been nothing officials who currently must grap- ed instances of elder abuse is 2,400 and Afghanistan. He said the cast away former vice president major since 9-11.” Hatch said. Naturally, the Republican candidate Joe Lieberman of ple with elder abuse using scarce per year, according to Director Alan He said Hezbollah is a ter- resources and fragmented systems. Ormsby. But in a survey, more than Connecticut because he feels rorist organization and Israel the U.S. should stay the course Some of the bill’s provisions include 20,000 Utah seniors said they had had every right and obligation measures to: experienced some kind of abuse, �� in Iraq. to attack. Hatch said it is very “The liberal press is having • Create an office of Elder neglect, or financial exploitation, telling that the Mideast govern- Justice at the Department of Health and nearly 50,000 reported the signs �� a field day bashing Bush - the ments of Egypt, Jordan and Washington Post and New York and Human Services to provide and symptoms of abuse. Saudi Arabia decry the tactics elder programs with grants, policy, “There is a huge need for seniors Times. The worst thing we can of Hezbollah. and technical assistance relating to out there to realize that if their son do in Iraq is cut and run,” Hatch Mitt Romney for president elder justice. or daughter takes money out of said. He said the Iraqi military is Hatch reeled of the names • Improve the quality of informa- their pocketbook, that’s not right,” growing stronger. of several potential Republican tion and research related to elder Ormsby said. “If caregivers write The senator stressed that candidates for president. “Mitt abuse, developing a national data themselves a check at the grocery the Middle East is the haven Romney would be the best candi- repository on elder abuse, neglect, store when they’re shopping for a for terrorism and if the United date. He’s the best manager, he’s and exploitation. senior, that’s financial exploitation States leaves too soon the ter- been a terrific governor working • Create new forensic exper- and it needs to be stopped.” rorists will follow them back to in a liberal state, he’s charismat- the United States and we have ic, handsome and wealthy, and World War III. “They’re waiting he made it on his own,” Hatch Poll shows parents believe �� for the Democrats here to take said. “The Mormon issue could �� control, let things cool off and hurt him because people don’t then strike again.” Hatch said know a lot about Mormons. the USA PATRIOT Act is thwart- They still think Mormons prac- Internet safety is their job ing terrorism in the United tice polygamy and have other Web safeguard strategies outlined States and that 300 terrorists ideas. John F. Kennedy was able �� have been caught. He said that to break through though as the While 90 percent of parents cope when parents aren’t there to �� major terrorist attacks are being first Catholic president.” and guardians of children ages 8- guide and protect them.” thwarted and terrorist leaders “I think Hillary (Clinton) 18 think they should have a lot Among the strategies outlined: could be the Democratic can- of responsibility for ensuring kids’ • Set basic ground rules, explain didate if she wants it. I call her online safety, only one-third of them the rules, and discuss why they ‘Hill.’ I don’t think women will see themselves as “very knowledge- are important. Rules include “Think vote for her.” able” about how to educate their before you post. Don’t post words children to use the Internet safely or pictures you would not want Global Warming and responsibly. “Over the centuries there your parents, teachers, or future A new Cable in the Classroom poll have been concerns about glob- employers to see”; “Cheating, pla- conducted by Harris Interactive® al warming. Scientists, actually, giarism, stealing, and harming oth- also found that 71 percent of par- are split on the seriousness of ers or their property is as wrong ents think schools should have a the issue. I do think it is a prob- in the online world as it is in the lot of the responsibility for mak- lem and we need to find alter- real world”; “Do not post pictures ing sure children’s online experi- nate energy sources and quit or videos that could identify who ences are safe ones, and some have burning fossil fuels. It’s not as you are, or where you live or go to turned to their schools for advice big a problem as Al Gore thinks school.” (42 percent). Only about half of par- it is. We need to get the politics • Use parental controls, keep an ents (49 percent) think that govern- �� out of it and do whatever pure eye on what kids do online, and take ment and law enforcement agencies science dictates,” Hatch said. advantage of the appropriate tech- should have “a lot” of responsibility The senator said the price nology tools. Recommendations �� for ensuring that children have safe � of gas will continue to climb include asking the Internet Service �� experiences on the Internet. �� because of the United States’ Provider about any parental con- �� “We know that most parents �� dependency on foreign oil. trols available; installing a content �� have positive views of the value of “Oil is at $70 a barrel and it filter and/or monitoring filter and �� the Internet for children, and they will never dip below $60 a bar- learning how to check the com- �� want to be in charge of making cer- �� rel,” Hatch said. He mentioned puter’s Internet history to see what tain that their kids’ online experi- increased used of ethanol and sites a child has visited; becoming ences are safe and enriching,” said hydrogen for vehicles as well as familiar with online games, blogs, �� Douglas Levin, senior director of more use of hybrid gas-electric and social networking sites a child education policy for Cable in the �� cars, and drilling for oil in the might visit, and having kids tell Classroom. “Yet, as the Internet Arctic National Wildlife Refuge �� continues to change and evolve at you how it works and what they’ve (ANWR) in Alaska. a breathtaking rate, most parents posted. �� He said fuel shortages may don’t feel completely confident • Instill media literacy skills by � �� increase because of the bur- about how to keep their kids safe, talking about how to find, analyze, geoning economies of China and � �� and they are looking for help.” evaluate, interact with, and create India. “They are voracious users � �� According to the Cable in the information online. Advice includes of oil and gas.” �� Classroom poll, one in ten par- “Don’t scold or they might with- Hatch also is an advocate of � �� ents (10 percent) say they are “not hold. If parents are overly afraid or more nuclear power plants. at all knowledgeable” about how critical, kids may clam up. Listen �� The candidate said voters to guide their children’s safe and to what they like about using the � �� should be aware of his power responsible use of the Internet, and Internet and what concerns they � �� and status in the Senate. If re- another 2 percent say they have have, keeping open trusting, two- elected he will be chairman of �� done nothing to ensure safe and way communication”; “Don’t panic. the Senate Finance Committee � �� responsible use. Take some precautions, educate and fellow Utahn Sen. Bob The vast majority of parents (94 yourself and your child and enjoy �� Bennett would chair the Senate percent) have taken some steps on taking advantage of all the online �� Banking Committee. their own to ensure their children’s world has to offer”; “Help your �� e-mail:[email protected] safe and responsible use of the child analyze how websites are put Internet, including talking to them together and what their owners are about how to use the Internet (88 trying to achieve with each design percent), monitoring online activi- element” and “Help your child think ties (82 percent), confining home about how different audiences will Internet use to the living room or perceive what they post online.” other open spaces (75 percent), “Considering the Internet’s enor- setting limits on time online (74 mous educational potential and the percent), and installing software vital role media and technology to limit or block their child’s online play in the 21st century workplace, activities (55 percent). it’s increasingly important for par- To support parents’ efforts to ents and schools to help equip chil- Gotta Get guide their children to make the dren with media literacy skills,” best use of the Internet and other said Helen Soule, executive direc- �� Something media technologies, Cable in the tor of Cable in the Classroom. “The �� Classroom (CIC) has created a tips for parents are a great place to �� Off Your series of tips and strategies for begin.” Chest? families. According to the recom- For more information about the mendations, maintaining an open poll and recommendations for par- �� Write a letter and respectful dialogue with chil- ents, along with related research to the Editor, dren is key to help them feel com- about children’s Internet use, please �� (it’s good therapy). fortable coming to parents for guid- visit: www.ciconline.org. ance when they see something that Cable in the Classroom (CIC), �� P.O. Box 390 concerns or confuses them. This the cable industry’s education Tooele, UT 84074 kind of approach, says CIC, “will foundation, works to expand and � �� [email protected] ensure children gain the knowledge enhance learning opportunities for and learn the skills they need to children and youth. THURSDAY August 15, 2006 A5 Giles awarded for efforts in medicine, arts by Missy Thompson “Grease” and director Carol STAFF WRITER LaForge asked the cast if they Medicine and the performing knew anyone who could dance arts don’t seem like two subjects and would be willing to teach Now offerin g Ages 3-19, that would work well together. the Jitterbug. Giles’ nephew cheer, dan ce, All s kill levels However, they are per- called her and asked if she tu mblin g & fect match for Tooele resi- would come teach the dance. dent Pamela Giles who was She has been there ever since. gymn astics the recipient of the Woman “It’s so funny. I’ve told Carol of Achievement award at the that ‘I will stay here until you Miss Tooele County pageant on go,’” Giles said. July 29. Giles has worked with LaForge was last year’s winner the Tooele High School drama of the Woman of Achievement department for more than 20 award and was nominated by years, owns her own dance stu- Miss Tooele County 2005 Tiffany dio called Dance Attitude and is Jack. Giles and LaForge have Call 884-6343 (Ask for Ada or Ken) an E.R. nurse at Mountain West been close friends since “Grease” Medical Center. and haven’t looked back. 429 East Main • Grantsville “Pamela Giles is a woman of Visions Unlimited has helped (behind Grantsville City Building) great achievements. She has suf- Giles merge medicine and fered through many hardships theater together by teaching but still held true to her activi- elementary school kids about ties within the community,” staying safe and being drug and wrote Miss Tooele County first alcohol free. Visions Unlimited �� attendant Makenzie Idom about ended in 2005. �� her nominee for the award. “I feel it did a lot of good for Although Giles was not pres- kids. I have kids come to the ent to accept the award due to E.R. and say that I look familiar. �� a conflicting schedule with her I ask if they remember having �� high school reunion, she was [high school] kids come to their �� ecstatic to receive the honor. school with black shirts. That �� “I think it’s just the coolest was Visions,” Giles said. �� thing ever, I’m not kidding,” Giles, who has grown up �� Giles said. “It’s really neat ... around children her entire life, �� that someone thinks that much has a soft spot for kids. She �� of you.” and her husband Jack have four �� Giles has worked with Idom boys Marcel, Ryan, Chad and �� through dance programs and the Tyson and one daughter Mikal. �� THS drama department. She cares about kids in the com- “[She] helped with choreog- Employers munity as well as her own chil- – call about our raphy and was always willing photography / Troy Boman dren. �� employee injury to do more than I asked. She’s a Pamela Giles starred as Sister Mary Hubert in the musical “Nunsense” “When I was 8, I was an aunt. � �� prevention �� good friend,” Giles added. performed in June at Tooele High School. I love kids, I always took care programs Idom wrote that Giles is “a � �� month before she became a of my sister’s kids,” Giles said woman with great humility.” Her grandmother she received her After graduating from Tooele while taking care of her grandson, Ryan, was severely injured degree,” Idom wrote. High School, Giles became a daughter Kamry. �� in a car accident in 1996. “She student teacher at the School of Giles said it took a long time Giles teaches dance for chil- �� was amazed to find the com- Creative Arts. Giles was involved before she passed all her classes dren of all ages, but her favorite �� munity coming to her aid and in theater in high school and has class to teach are the babies, but felt she didn’t deserve it,” Idom and earned her nursing degree. �� been working with the drama enjoys seeing how far the older added. “I was an EMT for 15 or 16 department at THS for over two dancers have come since first Shortly before her son’s acci- years. I worked in the inten- decades. She has been a co-advi- taking dance classes. dent, Giles began working on sive care unit as a critical care sor for Visions Unlimited — an “It thrills me to have one of her degree to become a nurse. technician until I finally got my anti-drug, alcohol and violence my students come in with their However, she had to put aside degree,” Giles said. improvisation group — for all kids for me to teach,” said Giles, �� her schooling to care for her son Although the performing arts 15 years of its existence. She who doesn’t know how many and family and didn’t think she and the practice of medicine also taught the THS Sha-Ronns, kids she has taught over the �� would ever become a nurse. don’t have much to do with each cheerleaders and Majestix for a years. “I do dance for the love of “When her son’s accident other, Giles has integrated both few years. �� dance, which goes with theater. happened, finishing school into her life and through them The drama department was �� It’s the whole nine yards.” looked impossible, but Pamela has contributed greatly to the putting on the production overcame the impossible. One community. email:[email protected] Utah’s new securities law postponed Utah Governor Jon Huntsman we have the best interests of Since Utah’s law was enacted agreed Friday to a temporary Utah and Utah businesses in in May, there have been several postponement of the implemen- mind and we will do everything significant steps made in the tation of recent amendments to protect them,” Governor development of a national solu- to Utah’s securities laws in Huntsman continued. “If the tion with the same goals as the �� order for federal regulators to SEC does not do the right thing Utah law. Utah was the first state �� construct and put into place a and follow through on proposed to take a strong stand against similar solution at the national changes to the federal regula- perceived market manipulation �� level. If the issue has not been tions to provide fairness and caused by naked short selling. addressed nationally by June transparency in our nation- “The State of Utah and our 2007, Utah will implement the al markets, the State of Utah elected officials should be proud law. is ready, willing, and able to that we have led the way in shin- “While we have agreed to resume the fight against these ing a national spotlight on these temporarily delay the implemen- abuses.” illegal and harmful practices.” tation of this law, we still have every intent to fight against the abuses that may be occurring in the securities industry * abus- �� es which likely have harmed �� Utah companies,” Governor Huntsman said. “Certainly an �� aggressive, national solution is the best way to solve this �� problem. Now that the SEC and � �� Congress are willing to look at � �� the issue, we must allow them � �� time to address these abuses on �� a national scale without subject- ing the State of Utah to a costly � �� legal process that ultimately � �� would delay any real solutions.” � �� These amendments, adopted �� in a special session of the legis- � �� lature earlier this year, were to � �� take effect October 1 and would � �� have required securities broker- age firms to report to the State �� Division of Securities informa- � �� tion on all stock transactions � �� for Utah-based companies that � �� failed to settle their short stock �� positions on a timely basis. � �� The Securities Industry � �� Association filed a lawsuit on � �� July 28, challenging the State’s power to implement the law, �� arguing only the federal gov- �� ernment has the authority to � �� regulate such conduct. The SIA � �� sought to prevent Utah from � �� implementing the statute. Rather than engage in a protracted and Free entree or Tracks T-Shirt� �� expensive court battle about �� implementation, the State decid- �� ed to delay the issues in the �� case and to prudently await the outcome of contemplated SEC �� action in the area. �� “It is important to understand, �� NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 �� TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN �� A6 TUESDAY August 15, 2006

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Be a friend As school is about to start we encourage the children and everyone else in the community to seek out others who could use their friendship. Religious, political, racial or socioeconomic differences are no reason for unkindness. Neither are disabilties. Recently, a group called Action for Autism was organized by a dedicated mother struggling to provide the best for her son. Parents in the group report struggles with their children finding friends at school. Too often students with autism may return home devastated by teasing. The peer tutoring program offered through the district offers an example of what can happen when people reach out in friendship to others, despite differences. The program not only provides students with special friendships, it also gives them a chance to learn life skills. Patience, compassion and inclusion are values that can help in many facets of life, including marriage, careers and community service. Plus, when a student is busy serving someone else, they have less time to get themselves in trouble and they find more meaning and happiness in what can be difficult teenage years. For some students it even guides them in their career choices. The peer tutor program would also be beneficial extended into the elementary schools. Parents of children with disabilities need support as well. A parent providing 24-hour care, seven days a week for a special needs child should not be accused of being a bad parent when their child acts up in a grocery store or in the classroom. A little sensitivity can go a long way. In addition, willingness to do something as simple as baby-sit children with disabilities LETTERS TO THE EDITOR can be a great benefit to their parents. out knowing all factual information. heading it up. I’m just the one who Tim In truth, don’t we all have disabilities of some sort? Whether it’s diffi- Race car parade great Quoting your “ludicrous” statement, explained it all to. culty handling money, striking up a conversation, finding directions or fig- Editor: “no reason to think Destiny was here” The search was announced on the uring out a math problem, we all have areas to work on. So, why do some On behalf of Miller Motorsports well, should a member of my family be evening news the night before the have to be so mean to those whose struggles are different than theirs? As Park, thank you all for supporting the missing, I would appreciate any and all search and I was told it was also on we serve others we may find that in fact we receive more than we give. Zions Bank Heroes of Speed car festi- help and/or suggestions. And in real- the radio. Mary Ruth Hammond of val and parade on Aug. 3 at the Tooele ity, had it been your family involved or the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin was Veterans Memorial Park. It was a really missing, I would like to think you too absolutely wonderful! She was on a fun evening and thoroughly enjoyed by ANOTHER VIEW would appreciate all help offered. tight deadline but was still able to get many. Now, I would like to clue you in as to everything in the newspaper the night It was significant for Miller the facts for which I know of firsthand, before the search and reported every- Motorsports Park because we were as I was there. thing exactly the way she was told. able to partner with the Tooele com- Integrity requires more I have not seen your signature My thanks again to her and the staff munity for the first time to present the (Devenish), on any forms filled out by at the newspaper. Everyone was told “show.” I especially thank Ron Baum each of the volunteers in the search that at that time there was no reason to and Dayne Applegate for their organiza- than partisan politics as to pertinent information requested believe Destiny was in Tooele. We were tion of the event and the HSR competi- on the sign-in sheets that were given simply trying anything and everything tors who took time to join the parade y handing White House. to Ms. “Fox” by Tim of U-Search. Also to find her. and share their cars. The event was Joseph To the public, this willingness to given were instructions of all aspects in After the search in Tooele, I took supported and enhanced by the Tooele BLieberman please can be seductive. Our elected organizing and dispersing individuals as all the paperwork and donations for Valley Hospitality Association, the a loss in his pri- officials will actually give us what to areas, safety, how to handle yourself the family back to Salt Lake and met Tooele Downtown Business Alliance, mary battle with we want if enough of us ask for it, as if you were to come upon any suspi- with Tim again. I was asked if I’d be the Tooele Chamber of Commerce, anti-war candidate long as we keep them in their cushy cious evidence or area, etc. willing to do it again the next day. I the Jazz Bear, the Miller Track Girls, Ned Lamont, jobs. It’s like having a girlfriend who As for the Transcript-Bulletin, I said absolutely, he also asked me to Life Flight, the cities of Tooele and Connecticut takes on your hobbies, only eats food thank Mary Ruth Hammond and the let all the news media know. I did so. Grantsville, the Utah Highway Patrol, Democrats dealt that you like and agrees with your newspaper for the information they put After being in Salt Lake again after the Miller track PA announcers, the Miller a potentially fatal Daniel Kline opinion on everything. out to make us all aware of Destiny’s Tooele search I went home and started High-Performance Driving School and blow to bipartisan- Guest Columnist Date that girl for a while and you plight. And as for you “Jerry Devenish,” calling the searchers from Tooele to the staff and volunteers from many ship nationwide. begin to see the downside. It turns I only hope that your entire family, etc. let them know we were going to be groups. Basically, the vot- out that you may not always be right never find yourselves in the same night- searching again. Some agreed to be HSR Drivers, we hope your first ers told Lieberman that even though and that your choices don’t always marish situation as Destiny’s parents. there and there was a couple of women trip to Tooele County was one worth he was an honorable representative turn out well. She’s surprised when Please accept a suggestion, make who said they were medics, EMTs, etc. remembering. We will remember you! who served the state and nation well you break up with her — since she sure you have all the facts and the right who said they were in Salt Lake search- Autosport magazine, one of the for 18 years, he deserved to lose worked so hard to please you — and facts prior to making public statements. ing and had been asked if they would most highly-regarded auto publica- his job because he agreed with the can’t understand why you’re with that And finally let me say, it is not com- come back the next day. I said “oh OK, tions in Europe, recently called Miller Republicans on the war. new girl who puts you in your place mon for a kidnapped victim to be found well thank you anyway.” But the way Motorsports Park the “Best in U.S.” But Lieberman lost the primary by within a few feet of their home, what they talked to me made me feel very every now and then. it’s not only the track, it’s the people. less than three percent to a candi- would you have done? So, thank you badly. They had attitudes like you Mr. With politicians, however, most I enjoy working with the best people date whose prime virtue was that all for spreading out and searching all Devenish. That’s a shame because in members of the voting public never around. I hope this will be the first of he agreed with the Democrats on all area’s possible. a case like this everyone should band seem to lose their desire to be with many opportunities we have to work their traditional issues. Though he together no matter what! And no mat- someone who always agrees them. together. Marilyn Harvey didn’t quite say it this way in his ads, ter where! Instead of voting for people who will Carolyn Ashburn Tooele Ned Lamont’s campaign message was The reason the search in Tooele was approach each issue with an open Assistant General Manager basically, “vote for me, and I’ll be a mind and make the best decision they called off the next day is because we real lefty who won’t ever think for Miller Motorsports Park Search sour-puss jabbed can at that time, we seek out people didn’t get the word out fast enough. I myself.” Editor: who will parrot our views no matter too pray nothing like this ever happens This vote sends a pretty clear Dear Mr. Devenish, the outcome. Car show disappoints Normally I would not respond to again, but unfortunately the way our message to any future Democratic Editor: This leaves us with a battle this kind of thing and at first I thought world is, it will. I also pray that noth- candidates that they had better fall Although there were some great for control between extremists. “no let him think what he wants.” I ing like this ever happens to one of in lockstep with the party platform examples of classic cars at the Tooele It’s no longer OK to be a moder- also thought it was pretty amusing, your children. You made some kind of or they too will be swept out of the County Fair car show, the numbers ate Republican or a conservative but after speaking with others who mention in your letter about your kids, clubhouse. The most troubling thing were few and there were two entries Democrat. Having balanced views were angered and outraged, I feel very but let me say this, regardless of how about Lieberman’s loss is that his that should have never been allowed on and an open mind leads a politi- strongly about giving you the facts. you feel about me, I would be there to willingness to stand by his decision the field. cian to the unemployment line. This First of all, let me personally thank help anyway I could or was asked to! to support the war, even when he I am a diehard classic car enthusiast extremism also leads to governmen- everyone who helped with the search Children are not responsible for their knew it could cost him his job, did and I love a true classic. I am sure I am tal gridlock since neither party has a for little Destiny that includes but is parents’ ignorance! not seem to count for anything with not alone when I say a new T-Bird and clear enough majority to get anything not limited to Albertson’s, Wal-Mart and As far as patting myself on the back, the voters. a PT Cruiser do not belong in a classic done without compromise and blindly Kopy King in Tooele. that couldn’t be further from the truth. Had Lieberman, once he saw car show. They are great “new” cars Dear sir, here are the facts: Myself This was not about brownie buttons, Lamont emerging as real threat, following the party line. It leaves no created to bring some nostalgia but and my daughters did join the search this was about a little innocent girl! simply changed his opinion on Iraq room for that. they are not “classics.” in Salt Lake from the start and I will You know nothing about me and don’t and taken his support away from the Joe Lieberman may not share my I wish there would have been a bet- not go into details about that because need to, but I will say this: I would President, he would have won in a views, but he does share my willing- ter turnout. I know there are more clas- if you watched the news you would do anything for anyone in need if it’s landslide. Though I’m no fan of the ness to take an unpopular stand and sics just here in town. It would have already know which areas were within my power. I’ve always been this war and disagree with Lieberman on stick with it, even if it might damage been fun to see some more restoration covered during that. After speaking way. I’m in no way a perfect person and nearly everything, it’s hard not to sup- his career. I’d rather have a Congress in progress or anything of the like. I with Tim of U-Search, we decided to have had my share of problems and port someone who actually has the full of men of integrity, than one have a 1955 Chevy first series truck broaden the search because “you never things I’m not proud of — but I have a courage to stand by his convictions filled with men who agree with me that one day I hope to be able to take know.” Tim then gave me all the neces- big heart. even when it will hurt his career. on every issue. That clearly puts me out and participate in a car show. sary forms that searchers needed to fill Getting back to the searchers who Integrity is in short supply in in the minority, but it makes me, like Classic car enthusiasts, let’s do our out and briefed me on what instruc- came out in Tooele — thank you so Washington. The vast majority of our Lieberman, an independent and our part to make next year’s classic car tions to give the searchers. And yes I much for your help, love donations and congressmen willingly modify their hack-riddled, party-controlled govern- show better and let’s let the people in will admit I was nervous and not very support. There was a few who stated positions depending on the direction ment could use a few more of those. charge know we want true classics, organized. It was the first time I myself they couldn’t make it out to Salt Lake, of the political breeze and too many Daniel B. Kline’s book, “50 Things not some car someone went and just had ever headed up something like this votes are made based on polling data, Every Guy Should Know How To bought off a new car lot. I have seen and I’m not in any way taking credit for SEE LETTERS ON A7 not personal convictions. It seems Do,” is available in book stores better turnouts at a fast food restaurant that nearly every senator and repre- everywhere. He can be reached at in Texas at the spur of the moment. I sentative makes choices based on [email protected]. An archive of know we can do better than that at an LETTER RULES how they will impact his re-election his columns can be found at www. annual fair. campaign and a future run for the notastep.com. Fred Feinauer The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Tooele author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual Search critic chastised circumstances at the editor’s discretion. Editor: All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long Dear J. Devenish, are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit-

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TUESDAY August 15, 2006 A7 U of U professor leads hurricane study in Africa Dance Every hurricane season, about 100 low-pressure weather disturbances whirl westward out of West Africa and over the Atlantic Ocean, but less than one-fifth of them Attitude become tropical depressions, ENROLL NOW storms or hurricanes. st nd University of Utah meteorology August 21 & 22 Professor Ed Zipser is chief scien- pm pm Call between 7:30 - 8:30 tist of a National Aeronautics and Space Administration mission to 12 first places in our first year of study why some African weather competition! Technique class is highly suggested. disturbances become storms and hurricanes, many of which hit the • BALLET United States. • JAZZ He says the question is, “How • POINTE do we tell the difference between • TAP weather disturbances that are • GYMNASTICS going to develop into tropical Stadium of Fire Performance 04 depressions, storms or hurricanes, Freedom Blast 05 and those that do not?” Any previous student that has not been So on Monday, Aug. 14, Zipser contacted by August 21st & 22nd should will leave Salt Lake City for the call on the registration date. mission’s base of operations in Pamela Giles 882-1728 Santa Maria, Cape Verde, an island Chantel McInnes 882-0454 nation 350 miles offshore from Senegal in West Africa. Once there, Chambray Griffith he will ride a NASA research air- plane into developing weather disturbances, some of which may become hurricanes. The mission is named NAMMA 2006, which stands for NASA �� African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analyses. It will run from Aug. 15 �� to mid-September. Only one-fifth of weather disturbances in West Africa become tropical depressions, storms or hurricanes like above. Zipser says the mission is part �� of a large, multiyear field program Faso, Chad and Sudan. word desertification comes to to become tropical depressions, to understand the West African Most of the time, dry winds blow mind — or whether it’s part of a storms or hurricanes, says Zipser: �� monsoon and weather associat- out of the Sahara from the east or long-term cycle.” • “One is that the stronger the ed with it. The program includes northeast. But from June through During the monsoon, the con- parent disturbance coming out of �� scientists from the United States, September, monsoon winds blows trast between hot Sahara air and Africa, the more likely it is to fur- France, Great Britain and many from the southwest, moving from cooler air to the south gives rise ther intensify.” �� African nations. This year’s mission the tropical Atlantic and onto the to the African easterly jet stream, • The other theory is that it involves scientists from NASA, the Sahel. Heavy rains fall closer to the which blows from east to west. depends on the nature of a weath- National Oceanic and Atmospheric southern edge of the Sahel. “It forms and blows essentially er disturbance’s “mesoscale con- �� Administration (NOAA) and a vari- “There are millions and millions through the monsoon season, and vective systems,” which are large ety of universities. of people whose livelihood and it is disturbances on that jet that organized groups of perhaps 100 �� The West African monsoon is a survival depend on that seasonal move into the Atlantic,” Zipser thunderstorms or rainstorms. The seasonal reversal of winds that pro- rainfall, and they have suffered a says. “Perhaps half of the major idea is that ones with “convec- �� vides the only rain that ever falls in multidecade drought that started hurricanes that hit the United tive blowups or bursts” of intense the Sahel, the region of northern in the 1970s,” Zipser says. “One of States have their origin in those storm activity are more likely to Africa between the Sahara Desert the overall goals of this program is disturbances.” become tropical storms or hur- �� to the north and a rainy belt to the to try to understand whether this There are two main theories ricanes. south. The Sahel includes Senegal, is a permanent climate change, of why some of the West African which would be disastrous — the weather disturbances intensify SEE STUDY ON A10 �� Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Burkina �� Then I tried to change the grade. A lot of adults I know teach these young children that Letters subject. Neither of my attempts can’t tell me every capital! She intelligence and self confidence �� continued from page A6 to dodge the “beauty pageant learned that song in two weeks is way more important than the �� talk” worked. She asked me flat! She didn’t get up on stage way we look. Kalli would be �� but wanted to help in any way every day for the next week if and do a dance that a 17 year thrilled to teach you all the 50 they could. she could be in the competition. old would do. She didn’t sing states and their capitals! And My heart and prayers go out I realized I was being a little a song that everybody already it would help ease my mind for to the Norton family. It makes over-protective and I was hold- new. She didn’t sing a song that her to get a little credit for being �� me sick to know that myself and ing her back from an experience a 19 year old would sing. She so smart! �� my daughters were parked right she could learn from. So reluc- got up on stage — dressed her My daughter just turned there where little Destiny’s body tantly, I agreed and told her to age — and sang a song that was seven. I want her to be a 7 year �� was found! Where were you? Did go for it. intelligent! She did an excellent old for 365 days! She’s only you do anything to help? Did you She proved to me throughout job. She did all the “beauty pag- going to be this age once in even do much as give five min- the two weeks of preparation eant” stuff. She smiled, waved, her life. Why would I want her utes of your time to her family? If that she could handle herself answered her question and got to act older than seven when I you did help, then I apologize. If very well in this type of situ- the audience involved in her only get to enjoy her, at seven, you didn’t, then who the hell are ation. She made new friends, song. for 365 days? That’s not very you to say one word! learned the opening number in But really — who cares about long, if you think about it. I will Everyone is entitled to opin- record time and learned a lot all of that? She is a 6-year-old enjoy her as a teenager when �� ions, but next time have the facts about stage presence and per- girl who learned a very hard she gets there, but right now, in before you pick up your poison forming in front of an audience. song, and performed it with this moment, she’s my little girl! pen and make an idiot out of I did my part. I bought the street dignity! I am so proud of her! Jennifer Sanders yourself! My number was in the �� wear for the opening number When she introduced herself she Grantsville newspaper, so feel free to call me and the evening gown — both said, “Hi, I’m Kalli, contestant if I haven’t answered all of your very age appropriate! And most No. 1. I’m a star because I like ignorance. Oh and by the way, importantly, I was there to sup- being me!” So I guess I taught the only thing that was wrong in port her! her what I wanted — to be the paper was the spelling of my When the girls chose their confident and smart. But you name. talents, I noticed a lot of them know what? After all of that, she Debbie Faux picked a talent that was not didn’t even place. I wasn’t disap- Magna very age appropriate and there pointed in her. I was, and am, so was not much intellect required. proud of her! Mom boos pageant Don’t get me wrong, it’s hard I was disappointed in the Editor: to get up on stage and perform judges, disappointed in society! A special bond prompted anything! All of the girls did very Society teaches these young me to write to you. It is the well! I told my daughter from girls to act older than their age, bond I have with my daughter. the beginning that being smart to pretend to be women when Her name is Kalli, and because was a very important part of any they’re just little girls. Shame I’m her mother, this letter will competition, so she should pick on us! The girl who got first sound very one-sided. I hope a talent that showed people how attendant was crying because someone can see through the smart she is. she didn’t get the queen crown. “mother-bear syndrome,” and She had heard a song on a Can you believe that? She had really understand what I’m try- cartoon, performed by Wakko mascara running down her face! ing to say. Warner, called “50 U.S. States.” Mascara! She was 8 years old! My daughter is the most She told me she wanted to learn My daughter had a little bit of confident, intelligent, happy, all 50 states and their capitals. I lip gloss and glitter on. What are creative, amazing 7 year old I was so proud! She was six years we doing to our children? know. As a mother I’m trying to old! I didn’t learn the capitals I wish someone would take instill in all three of my children until I was in fourth or fifth this letter to heart and help me to be confident in themselves. I’m trying to teach my children that school is very important. They learn reading, math, social skills, etc. I also want them to �� know there will be competition �� in life; in most cases — good, �� fun, healthy, competition. �� Kalli and I went grocery �� shopping one day, and she �� saw a flyer that said “Little �� Miss Grantsville.” She asked �� me what it was. I hesitated for �� a long time — I never, in my �� seven years of being a mom, �� focused only on the way my �� children look. I want them to �� know there are so many things �� in life that are more important �� than your appearance. I never �� want them to think their future �� depends on the way they look �� or dress. I told Kalli that Little �� Miss Grantsville was like Miss �� America. I was talking really fast �� — hoping she wouldn’t catch �� on. A8 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 OBITUARIES Jeremy Randall Michael John John Michael Kobs Wallace Martinez On Saturday, Aug. 12, 2006, Michael John Wallace, age 1938 - 2006 tragedy struck the hearts of 19, died in a single-car accident many people. Jeremy Randall on Interstate 80 near Redwood John Martinez passed away Kobs died doing what he loved Road on Sunday, Aug. 13, 2006. suddenly on Aug. 8, 2006, at his most, hanging with his closest Michael enjoyed music, hik- home in Sierra Vista, Ariz., at the friends and enjoying the out- ing and deep discussions. His age of 68, with his wife, Judy, doors. He passed away in the spiritual insight and curiosity at his side. He was born May arms of his heroic friends who was beyond his years. He was 29, 1938, to Armando and Dora will never be forgotten and into an amateur film maker and a Martinez, in Taos, N.M. He was his Heavenly Father’s arms. singer in multiple rock bands. raised in Tooele County, Utah; He was born July 2, 1982, in He was dearly loved by his fam- attended elementary school at Salt Lake City to Randy and ily and friends and he dearly Deseret Chemical Center; grad- Cindy Kobs of Stansbury Park. loved them. We will miss him Jeremy Randall Kobs Michael John Wallace uated from Tooele High School; John Michael Martinez Jeremy was a compassion- tremendously. obtained an associate of arts ate, fun-loving son, brother and Michael was born Dec. 3, degree from the University of John was a parishioner at Saint friend. He loved hiking, fish- Kobs; two brothers Justin and 1986, in Tooele, Utah. He is a Daniel and Joshua; grandpar- Utah and a Bachelor of Arts Marguerite’s Catholic Church, ing, skateboarding and trav- 2005 graduate of Tooele High Jared; three sisters Juliann, ents, Glenn and Jeanette Wallace, degree from Westminster Tooele, for many years. He was eling with his family. He was Jessica and Jillian. School. He earned the rank of Moses Lake, Washington; and College in Salt Lake City. an active member of St. Andrew a member of The Church of A viewing will be held Eagle Scout from Troop 460. grandmother, Joy Littlefield, While in high school, John The Apostle Catholic Church, Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Thursday, Aug. 17 from 6-8 p.m. Michael was to begin his sec- Issaquah, Wash. enlisted in the Utah National Sierra Vista, AZ. He donated his and an Eagle Scout. He gradu- at Tate Mortuary 110 S. Main ond-year studies next week at time at both churches in various Michael’s memorial service Guard. He was a Vietnam Era ated from Tooele High School Street. Funeral services will Dixie College. capacities. will be held on Thursday eve- Veteran having served four years in 2000. He is survived by lov- be Friday, Aug. 18 at 2 p.m. He was preceded in death by He married Sue Sly in 1965 and ning, Aug. 17, at 7 p.m. at the active duty with the U.S. Navy ing parents and family who will at the Gordon Lane Church in his grandfather, Charles Forrest later divorced; they had three Tooele First Baptist Church. on the USS Essex. He spent five miss him dearly. Stansbury Park, viewing one Littlefield. Survivors include, his children, Craig, Darcie (Joe) Everyone is welcome to attend, years with the Navy Reserve, Parents Randy and Cindy hour prior to service. parents, Steve and Lori Wallace; Pederson and Kensly Martinez. dressy or casual attire. in Fort Douglas, Utah. John sister, Kathy; brothers, Steven, He later married Judy Workman worked at Tooele Army Depot Olsen. John is survived by from 1961-1982. While at Tooele stepchildren, Wayne (Collette) Army Depot he was active with Olsen, David (Denise) Olsen Joyce Rigby Christopher Lee the community, coaching Little and Jennifer (David) Allred. League football, playing rec- Together John and Judy have Sorensen McLean reational football, basketball, 12 grandchildren: Kylee, Devri, and softball. He served on the Cole, Sly, Dax, Blake, Brittany, Joyce Rigby Sorensen, 62, Christopher Lee McLean, 32, Tooele Federal Credit Union Danica, Alexa, Alec, McKena and passed away in Salt Lake City was called home to his Heavenly Committee for several years. Ty. John was devoted to all his on Thursday, Aug. 10, 2006, Father on Aug. 9, 2006. Chris John transferred to grandchildren and other family at 6:15 p.m. She suffered with was born on Nov. 1, 1973, in Heidelberg, Germany, where members as well. He is survived numerous health problems for Phoenix, Ariz. He relocated to he worked at HQ U.S. Army by his loving wife, Judy; father several years. She was born Utah in the 1990s, with Zulema, Europe for five years. After and mother, Armando and Dora, in Preston, Idaho, on Jan. 31, his wife of 17 years, by his side. Germany, John went to work for Tooele, Utah; brothers, Bob 1944. She is the daughter of They raised three girls, Jazmin, Information System Command, (Deborah) St. George, Utah, Charles and Anna Byington 18, Rebecca (Buck), 16, and Fort Huachuca, Ariz. until he and Pat (Gail) Sandy, Utah; sis- Rigby. She married Al Sorensen. Cierra (Rocky), 14. Chris’ wife retired in 1994. John was gen- ters Louise Lamoreaux, Tooele; Together they had five children; and girls were the loves of his erous with his time, he helped Christine Hartung, Diamond Patricia (Jack) Evans, DeDe life. anyone who needed help and Bar, Calif.; Elaine (Joe) Fischer, (CJ) Sprau, Annamaria (Tyson) Chris was a devoted son to Christopher Lee McLean never met a stranger. He liked Birmingham, Ala., and Carla Clements, Scotty Sorensen, politics, riding his Harley, play- Joyce Rigby Sorensen both his mother, Marilyn, and (Jan) Camp, Vancouver, Wash. Danny (Mona) Kloss. She has 13 his father, Tom; big brother to ing golf, but his passion was his He was preceded in death by his grandchildren; Robert, Megan, Andrea, he was both her friend family. He liked all Democrats. brother Phillip. and a very loving grandmother. Rebecca and Cierra; his par- Kayla, Christopher, Katie, Emily, and protector. Chris’ best friend While traveling, he never He always supported his She loved her grandchildren ents, Thomas McLean and Chelsea, Thomas, Matthew, and older brother Jimmy was his passed a golf course he didn’t family and those close to so much. She was a wonderful Marilyn Garneau; older broth- Charlie, Elizabeth, Cali and business partner and constant want to play. He collected two him. He will truly be missed. homemaker. She enjoyed cro- er James; sister-in-law Amber; Conner. She is survived by companion throughout his life. holes-in-one, while enjoying Funeral services will be held cheting, crafts and aphagans, nephews Aaron and Ashton; brother Jerry (Sharon) Rigby; Chris could light up a room with his favorite pastime. He was on Wednesday Aug. 16, at 10 along with making jams and jel- sister Andrea; niece Hailey; sisters Darlene (Ray) Bruderer, his outgoing personality, and his a University of Utah Booster, a.m. at St. Marguerite’s Catholic lies. There is a viewing Tuesday, uncle Gary; cousins Clayton and Karen (Elrod) Thompson. She quick-witted humor made us all an avid Ute football and bas- Church 155 S. Seventh St. in Aug. 15 from 6-8 p.m. at Tate Jordan; half brother and sister was preceded in death by her laugh. Chris will be forever in ketball fan. He loved the Big Tooele. Friends may visit with Mortuary in Tooele. Services Mike and Brenda Cunningham; parents; brother Larry Rigby; our hearts and minds until the Red. He was a member of the the family from 9 - 10 a.m. prior will be Wednesday, Aug. 16 at and his adopted daughter Kylie sister Gloria Kartchner; neph- day we are all together again. Tooele Elks Lodge and the VFW. to the service at the Church. 1 p.m., with a viewing one hour (Frank); his friends Guy, Tony, ews Rodney Kartchner and May he rest in peace. prior at Lakepoint LDS Church Gene and Christina, Shane and Jerry Malizia; and niece Dawn Chris was preceded in death Rigby. She was a loving mother (1366 Canyon Rd). Dorothy and Grant. Chris is sur- by his grandma and grandpa vived by family in both Arizona McLean, nana and grandpa and Kansas and also by many Study finds people become Garneau, Uncle Larry, Uncle friends and extended family in Joe, Aunt Debbie, Aunt Bea and Tooele. Chris will be cremated �� his brother George Garcia. following his memorial service happier with advanced age Chris is survived by his wife, on Tuesday, Aug. 15. by Matilda Charles pants, but the younger ones per- �� Zulema; daughters, Jazmin, ceived that seniors aren’t that Researchers must think we happy. Talk about a misconcep- �� seniors are fascinating, because tion on their part. DEATH NOTICE they keep doing studies about One startling result was that �� Opinions us. both groups believe that hap- �� Shared Freely. Woodrow “Woody” A recent study on happiness piness declines with advancing �� shows that seniors are happi- years. (Yours and Ours.) er than younger people. Two Another study showed the �� J. Till Open Forum groups (one with an average size of our personal network Woodrow “Woody” J. Till age of 31; the other 68) were and our perception of social sup- Every Tuesday passed away on Saturday, surveyed about their own hap- port is key to being happy, even �� Aug. 12, 2006. A full obitu- piness level and the perceived more so than income. When we TOOELE TRANSCRIPT ary will be published in The happiness of others. Seniors interact with others, when we �� BULLETIN reported a greater happiness help others and depend on them �� Tooele Transcript Bulletin on 102279 9.972x7 bw 6/30/06 3:11 PM Page 1 �� Thursday, Aug. 17. level than the younger partici- to help us, we’re part of a larger whole. The study that seems to make the most sense, however, was about fitness. Researchers looked at people in their 50s, 60s and 70s, and tested their level of fitness and body fat. It concluded that being fit equates to better mental health and mood. A University of Michigan study found that seniors in retirement communities are happier than those who live in their own homes. That makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Activities are organized, there are opportunities for social interaction and someone else mows the lawn. 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The NAMMA mission into the Atlantic, scientists esti- Washington Monthly ranks Utah will help scientists better under- mate 10 to 20 percent become State University in the top 25 public stand how African weather distur- named depressions, storms or hur- colleges in the nation and among bances intensify into hurricanes, ricanes. A recent master’s thesis the top 50 public or private universi- and “whatever we can learn about by University of Utah meteorology ties in America. hurricane intensity change is going student Kantave Greene found the According to the editors of “Taco Del Mar Car Show 2006 Tooele, UT” un- to help us with understanding proportion was 13 percent during “Washington Monthly,” unlike other extreme events such as category a recent four-year period, Zipser�� rankings, “this guide asks not what says. five storms,” Zipser says. colleges can do for you, but what colleges are doing for the country.” TH PM Their rankings focus on determin- AUGUST 16 , 6-9 ing which U.S. colleges make the �� best use of tax dollars and produce �� graduates that help the country maintain a competitive edge in a �� photography / Troy Boman global economy. “Taco Del Mar Car Show 2006 Tooele, UT” un- Crew from the movie “Forever Strong” move a large reflector on Grantsville High School’s football field “Looking at universities from this �� inbetween takes Wednesday. unique perspective provides new insights into those American colleges — like Utah State University — that are quietly amassing remark- ASK A SPECIALIST able achievements,” said Raymond �� Coward, USU executive vice presi- �� dent and provost. �� “Since coming to USU, I have % �� Before purchasing a franchise talk been impressed with the notable 20 achievements of our faculty, staff and students,” Coward said. “This ANY MENU to other owners, determine costs national ranking provides still further affirmation of the extraordinary I am interested in purchas- • Before investing in a fran- operating licenses and insur- ITEMS achievements that happen each day ing a franchise. 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Bacteriology ited business management skills, viewing current franchise own- supplies from an approved sup- USU also has achieved high Body Mechanics 6-8 weeks a franchise may help reduce the ers in person and ask about plier. marks in other rankings. For exam- Disease Processes risk of business failure since their experience with the busi- • A franchisor can end your ple, when comparing the receipt of Therapeutic Approaches the product/service has already ness. Ask if they have had prob- franchise agreement if you fail federal support for research, Utah Human Relations been proven in the marketplace. lems with the franchisor and, to pay royalties or do not com- State is ranked in the top 20 among Program Cost: Ongoing training helps the fran- if so, how they were handled. ply with standards set forth in land grant universities in the nation An in-person interview can help the agreement. This may result This class prepares students Application Fee - $35 chisee develop business skills. and in the top 100 public or private to become licensed as a As a general rule, a franchise identify “shills,” or people paid in you losing your investment. universities in America. Certified Nursing Assistant. Tuition - $270 business provides risk reduction, to give positive reports about Franchise agreements typically Similarly, USU’s College of turnkey operation, operation the franchisor. Develop a list of are made for 15 to 20 years. A Education and Human Services www.slcc.edu manuals, standardized products questions for the franchisees. franchisor may not renew the is among the top-ranked graduate Register Today!!! and collective buying power. Check out all financial claims agreement or may change condi- programs in the nation in the lat- Other benefits include supervi- regarding your potential income tions in the agreement. est “U.S. News and World Report” Tooele Center sion and consulting, cooperative from the business. If statements Before investing in a fran- ratings — finishing third in the 66 West Vine Street, Tooele, Utah 84074 advertising programs, uniform are included regarding earnings chise, consider how much you nation in terms of funded research packaging, research, develop- claims, the franchisor must pro- have to invest, your abilities and dollars generated. Finally, in 2004, (801) 957-3319 ment and assistance with financ- vide written basis for making the interest and your goals for oper- “Consumer Digest” ranked USU No. es, site selection, sales and mar- claims. The franchise seller must ating a business. Do not rush into 6 in the nation for “Best Value.” keting. provide written documentation signing an agreement until you “Utahns have much to be proud • A franchise is not for every of the number and percentage have investigated the franchisor. of at Utah State,” Coward said. “This business owner. Some of the of franchisees that have made A lawyer can help you under- most recent national recognition is drawbacks include loss of con- the earnings they claim you will stand the terms and conditions especially appreciated because it is trol of the business, a binding make. of the agreement, and an accoun- based on several ideals at the core contract, loss of independence, • Costs associated with a fran- tant can help you determine if of our vision as a university — that an inadequate training program chise include the initial franchise the franchise has the potential to is, service to the nation, opportunity and advertising only on the fee and other expenses that may be a viable business opportunity. through education, and fostering national level. Another concern not be refundable. You may also Additional information on buy- scientific and humanistic research.” is that if the franchisor has prob- incur additional costs to rent, ing a franchise is available from The rankings are at: http://www. lems, the franchisee will also build and equip a facility for the the Federal Trade Commission at washingtonmonthly.com/fea- likely have problems. franchise, as well as obtaining www.ftc.gov. tures/2006/0609.national.html �� Two positions open in the Third Judicial District �� The Third District Judicial Third Judicial District. The posi- have announced their retire- names are submitted to Gov. Jon Nominating Commission has tion will replace District Court ments effective Dec. 31, 2006. M. Huntsman Jr. Third District �� selected ten nominees for two Judge Timothy Hanson and The Third Judicial District is Nominating Commission Chair �� upcoming vacancies in the Judge Dennis Frederick, who comprised of Salt Lake, Summit Larry Lunt is accepting written �� and Tooele counties. comments regarding the nomi- �� The nominees are as follows: nees at Administrative Office of Patricia S. Cassell, Salt Lake the Courts, P.O. Box 140241, Salt �� City, Salt Lake County District Lake City, UT, 84114-0241. The �� Attorney’s Office; Augustus G. deadline for written comments �� Chin, Salt Lake City, Summit is August 23, 2006. �� County Attorney’s Office; Scott �� The commission may request J. Daniels, Salt Lake City, pri- � �� further interviews or an inves- �� vate arbitrator and mediator; tigation of the nominees � �� Commissioner Michael S. Evans, �� after reviewing public com- � �� Salt Lake City, Third District �� ments. After the public com- �� Court; Robert P. Faust, Salt Lake ment period, the names will be � �� City, attorney, Robert P. Faust, �� sent to the governor who has � �� P.C.; Carolyn Nichols, Salt 30 days to select a candidate. �� Lake City, Assistant Attorney �� The Governor’s nominees are �� General; Lisa Remal, Salt Lake then forwarded to the Senate �� City, Salt Lake Legal Defender’s �� Association; Paula K. Smith, Confirmation Committee, which �� reviews the nominee’s qualifica- �� Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County �� District Attorney’s Office; Kate tions and conducts a public hear- �� ing and interview session. The �� Toomey, Salt Lake City, deputy �� counsel, Utah State Bar-Office of Senate Confirmation Committee �� Professional Conduct; Vernice will forward the final nominees �� S. Trease, Bountiful, Salt Lake to the Utah State Senate, which �� Legal Defender’s Association. has 60 days from the Governor’s �� A 10-day public comment nomination to confirm the nomi- period will be held before the nees. 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(591) TMC “Lipstick & Dynamite: The First Ladies of Wrestling” “Sweet Justice” › (1992) Marc Singer. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Hellraiser: Hellseeker” › (2002) Ashley Laurence. ‘R’ “Donnie Darko” ›› (2001) Jake Gyllenhaal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) A12 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 ‘Zoom’ imitates ‘Sky High’ — but crashes with script, characters found out The movie stars Tim Allen, limbs to dangerous propor- out the fresh sense of original- everything who could easily show up twice tions (Spencer Breslin); and ity and the joy of working with II needed in my “Worst Movies of 2006” the smart teen telekinetic who youngsters. It is an exercise in to know list for “Zoom” and his atro- doesn’t fit in with the crowd boredom, seemingly for both about “Zoom” cious performance in the horrid (Kate Mara). the filmmaker and the audi- in the first 15 Disney remake of “The Shaggy The lovely loopy scientist ence. minutes. But Dog.” Marsha (Courteney Cox) has Screenwriters David in the interest Allen stars as former super- rounded up the reluctant team Berenbaum and Adam Rifkin of journalistic hero Captain Zoom, a miser- of super kids and turned them (it took two writers to come integrity, I able has-been who works as a over to the crew for reform. up with this?) appear to have watched the mechanic under the name Jack These kids need to learn how lost their way a number of entire thing. Audrey Rock- Shepard. He’s recruited by a to utilize their unique gifts so times, and the movie feels I can’t Richardson shady crew headed by General they can save the world. And like a bunch of clips randomly believe I was STAFF WRITER Larraby (Rip Torn) and Dr. through them, Captain Zoom slapped together. There’s no able to sit still Grant (Chevy Chase) to help a can reach deep inside and bring flow to the storyline. Even that long. I Reel Talk bunch of kids with their bur- out the hero lost in him. worse, it seems every time the felt like a six- geoning superpowers. Allen seems to be imitating writers couldn’t think of some- year-old, fidg- These kids fall into tired, Kurt Russell’s snarky Captain thing for the characters to say, eting and wiggling and anxious clichéd characterizations. from “Sky High.” The difference they just throw in a disgusting to move on to the next thing. The cranky teen who throws is, Russell was funny. Allen gag. Despite the fact that it has a tantrums by going invisible searches in vain for the humor So if boogers aren’t on your few recognizable stars, “Zoom” Tim Allen stars in the new kids superhero movie “Zoom.” (Michael Cassidy); the sweet- in the horrible script, making list of priorities this week, don’t amounts to nothing but a lame tart tiny tot with super-human silly faces to compensate for see this movie. And don’t take imitation of superior predeces- “Sky High.” stated humor and solid screen- strength (Ryan Newman); the the lack of funny material. your kids to see it, either. sors like “X-Men” and “Spy The latter two had cheesy plays. “Zoom” has boogers, and overweight kid with a low self Director Paul Hewitt appar- Grade: D- Kids,” “The Incredibles” and retro appeal, snarky under- lots of em. esteem who can inflate his ently thought it was a good idea Currently playing. to blindly imitate every aspect Rated PG for rude humor, of “Sky High.” But he leaves mild action, and language. Desert theater to present dancing, singing felines This autumn near St. George, over. This moment marks one Utah, Tuacahn Amphitheatre of the show’s highlights when offers an exciting lineup for the Grizabella sings “Memory,” one fall 2006 Broadway in the Desert of the most popular and recog- theatre series. Andrew Lloyd nizable songs in the world, to Webber’s long running Broadway express her determination. hit, Cats, will play the outdoor This enchanting, contempo- venue Sept. 14 – Oct. 21, 2006 rary tale will be performed by (except Oct. 14) and Odyssey a talented cast of professional Dance Theatre’s Halloween dancers and singers including dance concert “Thriller” plays Margaret Kelly as Grizabella and the amphitheatre Oct. 27, 28, John Boy as Rum Tum Tugger, 30, 31. Derryl Yeager directs and both of whom most recently choreographs both productions. played the same roles on the Yeager, a frequent Tuacahn national tour of Cats in theatres collaborator and artistic direc- across America. Joining them tor of Odyssey Dance Theatre, on stage will be an assortment brings Andrew Lloyd Webber’s of talented performers such as �� astoundingly successful musical Jay Pierce as Old Deuteronomy, to life in the outdoor amphi- Suzie Jacobsen Balser (fresh theatre for the show’s Southern from Tuacahn’s production Utah debut. Tuacahn audiences of South Pacific in which she �� may know Yeager’s work from played Ensign Nellie Forbush) Tuacahn’s first two produc- and her husband Nathan Balser, tions of Joseph and the Amazing a recent veteran of the nation- �� Technicolor Dreamcoat as well al tour of Peter Pan starring as numerous other shows that Cathie Rigby. “The skill level of �� have played the outdoor venue. these dancers is quite impres- He has a special connection sive,” says Scott S. Anderson, �� to this particular show, too— Tuacahn’s Artistic Director. “We Yeager played for two years in really wanted to present the �� the national tour of Cats several show in the best way possible, years ago! and I’m confident our audiences Cats is a musical fantasia, the will love what we’ve done.” �� story of a group of characters Tuacahn’s production of Cats who tell their tales through song will feature some of the cos- �� and dance. A junkyard marks the tumes from the recent Broadway setting for the annual reunion of production in New York. �� the Jellicle cats at the Jellicle Coordinated by Cheryl Yeager, Ball as the eldest of their special they will help transport people breed of cats, Old Deuteronomy, into the engaging world of the seeks to select which of the show. And with ethereal light- many cats in the neighborhood ing effects by Joseph Eddy and will be reborn to begin another scenic designs by Brent Hanson, life. Each of the potential cats, this production promises to be such as Jennyanydots, Rum Tum nothing short of spectacular. Tugger, and Bustopher Jones, For more information about pleads his or her case to Old Tuacahn or to purchase tickets, Deuteronomy. Ultimately, how- visit www.tuacahn.org or call ever, it is Grizabella’s plea for the Tuacahn Box Office at 1-800- a new life that wins the old cat 746-9882 (local: 435-652-3300).

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Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Shelters are only required to hold animals for three days before they are euthanized. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881.

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Children with Autism Number of diagnoses sky- rocket; parents, school district work to address needs

by Karen Hunt “It doesn’t bother me STAFF WRITER When Kelli Foutch’s son Gabe he’s not a genius. said “cracker,” Foutch was so excited she ran to tell her hus- The world doesn’t band, leaving the 2-year-old cry- need more geniuses, ing. It was one small word for a the world needs boy, but one huge victory for his mother. more lovers She had sweetly asked him per- and what I mean haps 50,000 times, “what do you want?” when he gestured toward by lovers is people the cupboard, hoping he’d communicate. She had spent weeks who are kind and repeating the word cracker to compassionate. Nils him, hoping he’d connect it with the food item. has been my great- With that little phrase she experienced some success in est teacher about her efforts to help her boy with kindness autism communicate. “Small victories are huge. and compassion [Struggling with autism] kind of and love.” makes you appreciate the simple things in life,” Foutch said. — DAVID BERN Diagnoses of Autism spectrum disorder are on the rise. In fact, FATHER OF NILS, it is the fastest growing of any A MAN WITH AUTISM disability, with cases increasing 10-17 percent annually. Today one in 166 children born has autism, “The only chance he really reports the Autism Society of has for getting help is through America. the school district. Other than that As cases increase, parents in ... there’s nothing really for us, Tooele County are grouping togeth- because we’re right in that middle er to find support and assistance in bracket as far as education goes,” educating their children. Ungritcht said. “The problem that For Foutch, who just moved we face is generally Cameron to Tooele from Idaho, the sup- would be considered outside that port group was welcome. But, window of opportunity ... but at after listening to the mothers in the same time he’s my son and I attendance, she was alarmed over can’t give up on him either.” reports of inadequate services in Ungritch distributed 50 flyers in Tooele County. June and 20 people showed up at Misty Ungritch organized Action the first meeting. for Autism because of her strug- “Which makes me think it’s only gles mothering her 12-year-old the tip of the iceberg we’re hitting,” son Cameron who has Asperger’s Ungritch said. Sydrome, a higher functioning autism. As a result, he doesn’t qualify for many services. SEE AUTISM ON B8

photography/ Troy Boman Gabe Foutch, age 2, has been diagnosed with provisional autism. Since he has an acute sense of touch, he enjoys textured fabrics and being wrapped tight in blankets and comforters. His mother, Kelli, is working to get him the best services possible. Cameron Morrow (right) focuses on a train. Morrow, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, is gifted in some areas, but struggles with communication. Melon’s mostly water, but packed with nutrients ugust is watering. the followers of Mohammed) wrote They are perfect for summer cent of the Vitamin C requirement them in the refrigerator. water- Not surprisingly melons have that eating a melon produces a eating. Melons contain up to 94 and 4 percent of iron. The same size Eating melons still warm from Amelon been a fruit of choice for human- thousand good works. percent water — no wonder they serving of honeydew melons hold the garden and feeling the juice season. It is the kind for more than 4,000 years. Regardless of their origins, or the fill the bill so well on a hot, summer 53 percent of the Vitamin C you dribbling down your chin can be time when local Where they came from originally is good works they stimulate, melons day. They are great for dessert or need and 100 grams of watermelon delightful. True, they are not icy melons begin a mystery since melons have never moved with populations. Early a snack or as part of a salad, side provides about 20 percent of the cold, but the fresh flavor and per- to produce been found growing in the wild American settlers grew cultivars of dish, entrée or drink. In addition, Vitamin C needed. fume will compensate. Bring them and we can — other than escapees from some- honeydew and casaba melons back they are very good for you. That Growing melons from seed gives indoors and chill them for a deli- savor the juicy, one’s garden. The best guess as to in the 1600s. In recent years, the six percent of the melon that is not you the best choice of types and cious summer dessert. They are the mouth watering their origins is in the hot valleys of advent of hybridization has provid- water includes a lot of nutrients. cultivated varieties. If you had the ultimate convenience food. Simply flavor of these Iran (Persia) and India. ed us with many more melon variet- In a 100 gram serving of canta- foresight to plant your melons early chill, cut and serve a dessert worthy delightful fruits. Diane Sagers They were adopted throughout ies including seedless watermelons, loupe (American), you’ll get 100 and have nurtured them well, you of company. Even the smell CORRESPONDENT the area and they became an impor- a range of larger or smaller melons, percent of the Vitamin A you need may already be harvesting them You can doll them up by hollow- is enough to tant food — so important, that the and melons that mature in a shorter in a day and 24 percent of the from your garden. Eat them fresh get taste buds Homefront Mahometans (very early name for growing season. Vitamin C. Casabas contain 40 per- and warm from the garden or chill SEE MELON ON B8 Autism Health Service Get support Free nutrition help Leukemia fundraiser

Action for Autism will Utah State University A Leukemia & Lymphoma Society fund- hold its next meeting Aug. Extension’s Food $ense raiser sponsored by Tooele Auto Body Xtreme 16 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Nutrition Education will be Performance and Detailing will be held Saturday, County Health Department; teaching free food and nutrition Aug. 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 126 N. Garden the group aims to increase classes at Maceys Little Theatre! St., Tooele. Come out and see the No. 24 2006 the number of community It will be a three week course DuPont “Fire and Flames” Chevrolet Monte programs available for those Tuesdays from 7-8 p.m.: Aug. Carlo driven by 4-time NASCAR Cup Champion, with autism, increase public 22, 29 and Sept. 5. Call Michelle Jeff Gordon. Get your picture taken with “Fire awareness, provide resourc- Russell at 843-2350 with ques- & Flames.” Enjoy free pizza and soft drinks from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. es, and educate and provide tions. To enroll, call customer All proceeds will go to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. For more information support for other parents of a service at Maceys 843-8722. call 882-5708. child with autism. B2 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

Night Ladies League on Aug. 15 at 7 p.m. Tooele at Buddy’s bowling center. League bowling will start Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. This is a fun, Leukemia fundraiser handicap league with four ladies to a team. A Leukemia & Lymphoma Society fund- Call Raida Walter at 882-0910 or 840-1310, raiser sponsored by Tooele Auto Body Michelle Tinnin at 882-2167 or Buddy’s at Xtreme Performance and Detailing will be 833-0999 with questions. held Saturday, Aug. 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 Tuesday a.m. ladies bowling p.m. at 126 N. Garden St., Tooele. Come Tuesday Morning Bowling Belles League out and see the No. 24 2006 DuPont “Fire starts Sept. 5. It is a fun, ladies handicap and Flames” Chevrolet Monte Carlo driven league. We welcome new bowlers. We will by 4-time NASCAR Cup Champion, Jeff have a meeting Aug. 15 at Buddy’s bowling Gordon. Get your picture taken with “Fire center at 1 p.m. Please attend. For more & Flames.” Enjoy free pizza and soft drinks information contact Nina Park at 837-2290. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Softball tryouts set Tooele Auto Body is a proud sponsor of Tooele Valley Force, 12 and under girls The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. All fast-pitch accelerated softball team, will proceeds from this event will be donated to hold open tryouts at the Deseret Peak The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society whose Complex on Saturday, Aug. 12, at 9 a.m. If mission is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, you have questions, please call Jeff Guymon Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and to at 843-1121 or Dave Davis at 830-3100. improve the quality of life of patients and Last chance for football their families. This is the last week for youth flag foot- For more information call 882-5708. ball sign ups. We will accept sign ups until Charity fundraiser Aug. 13. Call Jamie at Tooele Family Sports A charity fundraiser will be held on Aug. 843-0799 or 840-8227. 19 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the park on 810 GHS swimming starts West and Timpie Road (910 South). All pro- Grantsville High School will hold a swim- ceeds will go to the hospital for newborns ming class during fifth period. If interested, with nothing. To donate clothing or house- register for the class at GHS. Any students hold items to sell, contact Patricia Rawlings interested in joining the swim team or with at 843-0950 or leave a message. questions about the class contact Coach THS cheer clinic set Annette Morgan of Tooele is the winner of the Frigidaire Affinity Washer and Dryer Pair at Liddiard Home Furnishings “Grandest of Openings” drawing. Kriss Milner of Liddiard Home Furnishings (left) presented to the Morgans shown holding their children. Cox at 801-641-1934. The Tooele High School cheer leaders Gymnastics, cheer begins will hold a cheer clinic Saturday, Aug. 26, Services annual Community Appreciation from 12:30-4:30 p.m. Both days required to Call today to sign up for tumbling and 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the THS gymnasium. Event will be at Pratt Aquatic Center Aug. Sports receive a certificate good for three years, full gymnastics or stop by on Tuesdays Sign up at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $30, includes T- 17 from 6-9 p.m. Free swimming (6 p.m.) which may decrease your auto insurance or Thursdays from 4:15-5:15 p.m. and shirt, performance at Sept. 1 football game and sloppy joe, hot dog, chips, watermelon costs. Cost is $10. All people 55 and over Wednesdays at 5:45 p.m. See our ad for and extra practice Aug. 30 6-7 p.m. Classes and lemonade dinner (6:30 p.m.). Must Men’s pool leagues begin call 843-3690 for more information and to directions. Emphasis on small classes and teach stunting, tumbling, dance and cheer. have ticket. Call or email to get free tickets Tooele County 2006-07 men’s pools sign up. proper technique creates results. Call Cheri — [email protected] 882-0355. leagues are forming. There will be a meet- Shadows in the Dust performs ing held Aug. 29 at Tracks at 7:30 p.m. at 224-3213. Fridays on Vine will feature local coun- Veterans receive help Attention veterans, widows and depen- New softball team try band Shadows in the Dust. The free Softball team forming dents — A field service officer from the Meetings Girls fast-pitch accelerated softball team outdoor concert is this Friday night, Aug. Girls fast-pitch accelerated softball team, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. 12 & under forming. Birthdate must be after 10, at 7 p.m. at Veterans’ Park (corner of 12 and under, is forming. Birthdate must Department Service Office in Salt Lake City Jan. 1, 1994. Tryouts Wednesday, Aug. 16 Main and Vine Streets). Food and refresh- be after Jan. 1, 1994. For information call will be at the Tooele Workforce Service Board of education and Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 5 p.m. at the ments will be available for purchase. Bring coach Ron Zander at 882-8407 or Chris Rael Center, 305 N. Main, from 3-4:30 p.m. on The Tooele County School District Board fields adjacent to the Pratt swiming pool. your blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the at 843-1741. Aug. 18 to assist you in understanding and of Education will meet Tuesday, Aug. 15, 6 For information call coach: Ron Zander 882- show! p.m. at 92 S. Lodestone Way, Tooele. The Ladies pool begins 8407 or Chris Rael 843-1741. applying for rightful VA benefits. This is a OK ladies, it’s that time of year again. Nominate athletes free service for all veterans. agenda includes: 2006 tax rate hearing; The Tooele High School Wall of Fame Vernon Elementary property boundary. Let’s put together teams for the 2006-7 pool committee is seeking applicants for induc- Take free nutrition classes season. Our first meeting is Saturday, Aug. Philanthropy Utah State University Extension’s Food County commission meets tion. Induction ceremonies will take place 19, at Elton Park on Broadway at 11 a.m. $ense Nutrition Education will be teaching The Tooele County Commission will at the homecoming game half-time on Play starts Sept. 14. Team sign up ends free food and nutrition classes at Maceys hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 15, Sept. 15. Applicants must be THS gradu- Sept. 9. Sign up at the bar or call Jody at Train Scout leaders Little Theatre! It will be a three week at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the Tooele County ates who excelled in athletics while a stu- 884-6181. Captains from last season, bring The Boy Scouts are looking for training course Tuesdays from 7-8 p.m.: Aug. 22, Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., Tooele. dent at Tooele High School and who may your books. volunteers. See details in this section under 29 and Sept. 5. Call Michelle Russell at have continued their success in athletics Housing board meets Tuesday p.m. ladies bowling 843-2350 with questions. To enroll, call beyond high school. The Tooele County Housing Authority’s There will be a meeting of the Tuesday SEE DOINGS ON B7 customer service at Maceys 843-8722. Submit nominations by Friday, Aug. 25 Board of Commissioners will meet on to Tooele High School, c/o athletic direc- Looking for entertainers Thursday, Aug. 17, at 3 p.m. at 151 N. Main, tor Richard Valdez, 301 W. Vine, Tooele, The Tooele County Chamber of Tooele. UT 84074. Commerce will host their annual Business City planners hear public DOINGS POLICY Lieutenant retires Open House on Wednesday, Aug. 16, at the The Tooele City Planning Commission Veterans Memorial Park. We are looking Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around the Retirement open house for Tooele City will meet in a public hearing and business for individuals and groups who would like Valley”? Contact Barbara Bennett at the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or Police Lieutenant, Craig Wexels, Friday meeting Wednesday, Aug. 23, at 7 p.m. at to perform entertainment. If you are inter- e-mail to [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Tooele City Hall. Tooele City Hall in the city council cham- ested in performing, please contact Marc bers, 90 N. Main. The public will be heard notice of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Drive safer with AARP class Taylor at 801-809-3808 or the chamber regarding correcting building elevations etc. Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a Mountain West Medical Center, Senior office at 882-0690. at West Point Meadows Condominiums display ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Circle, is sponsoring the new AARP driving phase two, located at 680 W. 600 N. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later course on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 17-18, Swimming and dinner changed Location change! City 1st Mortgage than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date.

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To schedule your appointment, or for more information, contact Stephanie Reinicke 435-843-3704 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 B3 BABIES MISSIONARIES Tristyn Rachelle Kelly Wilson Bennett-Millan Elder Kelly Russell Wilson, son of Russell B. Wilson and Tristyn Rachelle Bennett- Linda L. Wilson has been Millan was born July 06, 2006, called to serve a mission for at Central Valley Hospital The Church of Jesus Christ of in Hanford, Calif. weighing 7 Latter-day Saints. Elder Wilson pounds 15 ounces, 20 inch- has been called to the Portland, es long. Proud parents are Oregon mission. He is to report Christopher Millan and Amanda to the MTC in Provo, Utah, on Bennett. Her grandparents are Aug. 23. Family and friends who would like to wish Elder Teresa Healy, Vernal , Utah, Wilson a good mission and hear Luis Millan, Fla., Brandon Tristyn Rachelle Bennett-Millan him speak are invited to attend Bennett, Hanford, Calif. and Sacrament Meeting at the Tooele Cynthia Bennett, Jacksonville, Jay Cowan, Hanford, Calif. and Utah North Stake Center at 583 Elder Kelly Wilson Fla. Great grandparents are F. watching her from above, Lois N. 270 W. The meeting begins at Keith and Merna Kelley, West and Oscar Bennett. 1 p.m. Valley, Utah, Jose and Euesbia Welcome to the world Tristyn, Millan, Puerto Rico, Lois and we love you!!! Sheldon Matthew Brooklynn Turley Hunsaker Elder Sheldon Matthew Our beautiful angel Brooklyn Turley, formerly of Tooele, has Elizabeth came to us on been called to serve a mission Mommy’s birthday, April 7, 2006. for The Church of Jesus Christ She weighed six pounds five of Latter-day Saints. He will be ounces and was 18 inches long. serving in the Nevada Las Vegas Her proud daddy and mommy Mission. He will be entering the are Cody and Jayna Hunsaker. MTC on Aug. 16. Sheldon is Her grandparents are Jeannie the son of Matthew and Kim Messer and Mike Messer and Turley of Gallatin, Miss. He is Mike and Sherry Hunsaker. We Brooklyn Elizabeth Hunsaker the grandson of Art and Aletha love our baby girl so much and Turley of Jameson, Miss. and are very thankful for her! Jeff and Kathy Jolley of Tooele. Elder Sheldon Matthew Turley ANSWERS ON B8

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■ Housing, employment, public notices ■ Office: 882-0050 Classified Visit www.tooeletranscript.com to place your classified ads! NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Pub- Miscellaneous Furniture & Livestock Personals Child Care lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase SAVE LOTS OF money SELL YOUR like-new MUSTANG, 2 1/2yr old, DAY CARE, FULL TIME, of any product or service Twenty Words or Less MONTHLY RATE on future energy bills! furniture at Homebod- $700; 2yr old Buckskin Diabetic Life Center LICENCED, CPR, advertised in this newspa- * An ad running a minimum learn plastered straw- ies, 1 North Main papered horse, $1500 FIRST AID, REFEREN- per. Advertisements are $ 50 After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues • Diabetic Education ¢ bale construction Sep- Street, Downtown obo. 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Call your classified ad into Complete line of DEPENDABLE CHILD Diabetic Supplies advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition 882-0050 HAVING A GARAGE 47 newspapers, find care in my Erda home. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition SALE? Advertise it in your buyers quickly. For State licensed. CPR Transcript Bulletin Pub- TYPEWRITER SMITH the classifieds. Call only $135. your 25 word Dave’s Drugs certified. Call Kim Zeller lishing Co. is not responsi- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will Corona 250 Electronic automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- 882-0050 classified will be seen 30 WEST 1st SOUTH at 882-5240 or 850- ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. functions $40 Sewing by up to 500,000 read- 9117. OVERLAKE, 54 W resentations made in Machine Old Singe in ers. It is as simple as 1620 N, Saturday, 882-0287 advertisements in the 50’s Cabinet $35 Pack- calling the Tooele Tran- DEPENDABLE FUN lov- 7am-5pm. Multi fami- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. ing Boxes and clean pa- script Bulletin at ing child care, full time, ly, furniture, computer I, RALPH EDWARD The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous per all sizes Call 435- (435)882-0050 for de- M-F, CPR/ First Aid cer- games, toys, clothing, PATTON, am no longer Bulletin has the sole 843-0668 tails. (Ucan) tified, 5:30am-6:00pm, authority to edit and locate jewelry, pastel silk responsible for any and ages 4 and under, 830- any classified advertise- A QUALITY Design and HANDYMAN CAN do all WANTED MODEL A flowers. Phantom SECOND CROP horse all debts incurred from 8204, 833-9026 ment as deemed appropri- build construction. We jobs large or small Call Ford frame 882-4165 scooter 150cc 4 hay and Sudan grass here on out by Laurie ate. do all. Concrete of any Kevin 435-882-4311 or Dave’s Drugs stroke DOT approved, round bales 435-884- Maurie Beaver Patton INFANTS ONLY, under WASHER, DRYER, New due to marital separa- Transcript Bulletin Pub- kind. Framing, new/ ad- 801-706-4428 ST new 2006, some 6570 age 2. Safe & loving li- lishing Co. reserves the ditional or remodel of 30 WEST 1 SOUTH Couch, Loveseat, Small scratches, $900 obo. tion. censed child care, new right to refuse any adver- any kind. Call for free HANSON & SONS Han- appliances, Baby Original price much Sporting Goods in Grantsville, 884-6852 tisement. estimate. 882-2820 cell dyman home repairs, 882-0287 clothes, Swing, gas grill, more. 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The cost is only tary Everything Must Go Black, $600-$700 435- 1980 HONDA Trail Bike $135. for a 25 word ad Tables, Entertainment 228-8363 from Grantsville This is a working supervisor who, in addition to $1200 Utility Trailer ($5. For each additional Center, Dishes, Misc overseeing the management and personnel aspects of Small $100 8’x13’ Dog word). You will reach up Items 435-884-6278 Livestock Cargill , a world leader in agriculture and industry, is seeking the streets division, will work side-by-side with Kennel $125 Ford to 500,000 newspaper to hire qualified persons for Operator position at the Timpie employee performing manual and semi-skilled technical LITTLE TYKES car bed, Ranger Shell $250 Call readers. Just call BUILDING A STEEL Utah Plant. Applicants must be eighteen years or older and duties. Typical responsibilities include personnel 801-949-2194 Tooele Transcript Bulle- fully loaded, $275 obo. provide identification for eligibility purposes. Position management, budget management, job scheduling, 833-0334 Cell 801-473- fence? Need steel pipe tin at (435)882-0050 for or tubing? Used drill responsibilities include operation and preventative reporting, records management, training, safety details. (Ucan) 4662 oversight, snow removal, street maintenance, street sign Riddles Salvage pipe, sucker rods maintenance of various industrial equipment including, auto- maintenance, medium to heavy equipment operation, METAL ROOFING & NORTH VALLEY Appli- cheap. Building a steel packaging, forklift operation, conveyor systems, inspecting debris removal, street cleaning/sweeping, and other & Wrecking SIDING .29 - .65 square ance. Washers/ dryers shed/ building? Save $$ maintenance tasks as assigned. $99-$199. Complete on roofing/ siding and machine and product, daily clean up and others duties Real cash for ft. Galvanized .53 - .66 QUALIFICATIONS - This position is physical in nature square ft. popular col- repair service. Satisfac- purlins, Metalmart 181 assigned. The ability to lift 50 and 80 pound bags your junk tion guaranteed. Parts South 1200 East Lehi, occasionally. This is an outstanding opportunity for safety and will require repetitive bending, stooping, climbing, car or truck. ors METALMART 1- working in prone positions and adverse weather 800-947-0249 181 S. for all major brands. Utah 1(800)947-0249 conscious applicants with initiative, energy, and solid conditions. Must possess a high school (or equivalent) • car & trucks 1200 E. Lehi, UT web Front loader/$550. 843- (ucan) communication skills. Applicants must be available to work and five (5) years of progressively responsible • farm equipment deals www.metalmart. 9154, 830-3225. • batteries EATING RABBITS, fry- rotating shifts, weekends, holidays and overtime as required. experience in street maintenance, construction and biz repair - one (l) year of which must have involved the • aluminum & copper PINE DRESSER w/mir- ers. Call 884-6615 or A High School diploma/GED is required. Upon an offer of operation of heavy equipment and one (l) year of 9am - 5pm • Mon - Sat NEW BAND INSTRU- ror & lights, $150. 840- 840-4809. employment, the successful applicant will be required to pass supervisory experience. Duties include administrative MENTS Clarinets $225; 3768 FREE Pick-up EXCELLENT ALFALFA a company paid medical exam, drug/alcohol test, and tasks requiring ability to type letters, maintain various Trumpets $250; trom- 884- 3366 hay in barn, $5 bail, records, use the Internet and e-mail systems, filing, and bones $199; Flutes RECONDITIONED background check. The initial rate of pay is $15.46 per hour, 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville $100 ton 882-2973 or budget management. Must possess and maintain a $199; Tubas $500; WASHERS, dryers, with a merit increase after a 90-day probation. Successful 882-8204, (801)209- commercial driver’s license (or obtain). Advanced Rosewood bassoon stoves, refrigerators, 90 applicants will be required to pass a company-paid medical DIAMONDS don't pay 5837 education preferred. We will also consider applicants $1800 Below wholse- day warranty. Nothing retail! Large selection, exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference, credit who are deemed to have an equivalent combination of sale prices! 801-295- but the best. Also do high quality. Bridal sets, HAY FOR Sale Great for and criminal background check. Cargill offers a education and experience applicable to the job. 0567 vent cleaning. (435) wedding bands. Every- 241-0670. Ask for Ken. horses No rain call Cal comprehensive benefit package and opportunities for growth. To be considered, return your application to at 435-884-5588 or Rob thing wholesale! Rocky SHOPSMITH DEWALT Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Interested Tooele City Human Resource WASHER & DRYER at 435-884-6377 Mtn. Diamond Co. Scroll saw w/stand John candidates should go online at jobs.utah.gov to fill out a Office 90 N. Main, prior to 5:00 p.m. on August 22, 2006. S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 Deere chain saw, pro- Kenmore set. Heavy pane heater w/ bottle duty, nice condition Cargill Application, then fax to 435-884-0922 or go to any Pre-employment and random CDL Drug Screen Required; FRESH FARM Eggs For Place Your Ad Here 884-0473 840-3795 $200 882-7388 801- Dept. of Workforce Services office. http://www.tooelecity.org Sale 884-3701 520-2983 Call 882-0050 TUESDAY August 15, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Duties include hauling salt sales and service tech- LIGHT MANUFACTUR- nician needed to serv- ployer and supports a CAR DETAILER 18 and ING facility needs gen- from the ponds processing area, daily operator ice Tooele County area. drug-free workplace. over. Apply at 126 eral laborer starting at equipment check and operator servicing. Must Tooele County resident North Garden Street. $9/hr please call 435- PART TIME Cleaner clean and maintain equipment and other site work preferred. Apply at 153 843-4280 for more in- needed to clean local East 4370 South, Mur- as required. Applicant must be available to work CERTIFIED ATHLETIC formation resteraunts, 2 hours per ray, Utah. (801)263- rotating shifts and overtime as needed. Applicant Trainer: Looking for day, weekdays, call 1705 Ask for Steve LOCAL PDL Company must be eighteen years of older and provide ATC to work in area Dave 801-541-7152 Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- seeking part time em- identification for eligibility purposes. A CDL high school sports pro- for interviews. grams, 10-15hrs/ week, tion. ployee must have Diplo- license is not required but a plus. Paid Holidays salary DOE. Contact ri- ma or GED Be fun, flex- FIVE STAR AUTO $15- PLANT OPERATOR/ and Opportunities for Growth. Successful [email protected] or ible, and dependable 20 per hour commission Laborer. Assist in the applicants will be required to pass a company-paid fax 801-495-5303 Please fax resume to operation of a thermal Full-time ASE Certified 435-882-8540 N ow Renting medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol Full Diagnostic Mechan- desorption unit in Clive, CONSTRUCTION, Utah. Call 801-649- screen, credit check and criminal background ic/Technician 5+ years LOCAL TAXIDERMY Framing, residential and 2276 wages $12-$18/hr MOVE IN SPECIALS exp. Fax resumes to Tannery needs a hard check. Starting wage is $14.71. Cargill Salt is an small commercial. Good DOE. Exclusively for Seniors Equal Opportunity Employer. pay. Steady job. Call 884-6850 or call 840- worker full or part time Dan (435)830-3335 1673 position Available no STYLIST make $11 experience needed paid $18/hr! Keep busy, Pet Friendly Interested applicants should go online ELDERLY CARE: Live-in FRAMERS NEEDED: all training 801-230-3454 levels of experience. make money, and have Call for details. at jobs.utah.gov for application then fax to Caregivers. Great bene- fun! Plus vacation pay, pp fits, training. Salt Lake Pay DOE. Call 830- 435-884-0922 or apply at any 9770 TOOELETRANSCRIPT paid holidays and insur- area. Call (801)288- BULLETIN ance. Great Clips. Call (435)843-0717 Workforce Services. 4100 FRAMERS/LABORER 843-9410 hard working, dependable, good working environment, pay weekly, Tooele work. Call Spencer 840-0412

FREE SAMPLES lose 10 to 29lbs in the next 30 EQUIPMENT days all natural Doctor LISTINGS WANTED recommended Call now 801-562-9000 814 Saddle Rd., G-ville FULL TIME Receiver Incredible country living in this needed. Experience MECHANIC helpful but not necessa- beautifully modern 2000 Rambler ry. Apply in person. Cal with .70 Acre, 3,800 s.f., Master Ranch, 862 North Main. Drug free workplace. Suite w/ Jetted Tub, 3 Bedrooms, GRANTSVILLE WAL- 2 FullD Baths and area in $$ D I-80 West, Exit 77 MART Distribution Cen- 2295,00095,000 basement for 5 more bedrooms, ter seeks motivated per- LL son for cafeteria week- 2nd Kitchen and Bathrooms, Lots end day shift Call Jack- O 20 minutes O of possibilities. ie at 843-6393 Mon- Thur SOLDSS from Grantsville HAIR STYLIST/ Pedicu- rist/ Nail tech- booth SELL YOUR rental new salon in Equipment Mechanic Grantsville call 830- HOME HERE 7026 ask for Mary or A great opportunity with Cargill, Inc., a world leader in 224-5010 ask for Bobby

agriculture and industry. Duties include troubleshooting and HEAD START Substi- tutes. Salt Lake Com- repairing Trucks and Heavy Equipment as well as some munity Action Head Start program has an fabrication work. Applicants must be eighteen years or older immediate opening for Substitute Teachers in and provide identification for eligibility purposes and available Salt Lake and Tooele. to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. A High School Minimum 1yr exp and High School Diploma diploma/GED is required, additional schooling/degree a plus. required. Competitive wage. Drug/ alcohol/ Two homes on a .43 Acre Four to Five years experience is desired. Must pass a written background check req. Position closes at 5pm Main Street Lot, Ideal exam. Aug. 18. Visit Location for residential living www.slcap.org for job description. Email or fax & business. Zoned Multi-Use Cargill offers an excellent benefit package resume to $ with great renatl potential. 401-k [email protected] $2225,00025,000 or 801-355-1798 attn: ESOP Mickael. GGreatreat IInvestmentnvestment Health and Dental insurance HVAC INSTALLER WANTED. Must have Paid Vacation and Holidays experience in residen- Incentive plan tial installation six years of work on Hill Air Force SELL YOUR Competitive wages Base. Contact Mike at Opportunities for Growth (801)726-1850 (ucan) HOME HERE LABORER WANTED: Laborer wanted 4 days We offer a compensation structure based on experience/ a week. For info call 435-503-0922 or 435- qualifications with a 90 day probationary period. Successful 830-8330 applicants will be required to pass a company paid medical LOOMIX FEED SUP- PLEMENTS is seeking exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, reference checks, dealers. Motivated individuals with cattle credit check and criminal background check. Cargill Salt is an knowledge and community ties. Contact Equal Opportunity Employer. Connie at 1-800-883- 3817/ ckincheloe@ loomix.com to find out Professional Agent • Executive Club Interested applicants should go online at jobs.utah.gov or if there is a dealership Cell contact any Department of Workforce Services. opportunity in your area. (ucan) 840- 0344 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 15, 2006

Help Wanted Motorcycles & Autos Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices ATVs Rent Meetings Meetings TAX PREPARER earn 2001 ATV Polaris Trail- TRANSMISSION RE- 2BDRM 1BTH Car port 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- 5BDRM RAMBLER STOCKTON BUILDING its State-issued Part B PUBLIC NOTICE extra income after tak- blazer, 4 sand tires in- PAIR, rebuild. Low cost Available September rage, fenced yard, $165,000 Good Condi- lots. 12000- 16000ft. Permit to allow their Notice is hereby given ing course flexible cluded, $2100. 840- to Tooele residents. Will 1st quiet neighbors ref- $975/mo. 848 West tion Call Carol Haddock Newly constructed Clive, Utah, facility to re- that the North Tooele schedules convenient 8103 buy vehicles 1990 and erences checked Timpie. Call Debbie with Remax Platinum roads. Beautiful lake/ ceive and manage lab County Fire Protection locations register now up that needs transmis- $500/mo $350/dep 435- 830-4716 435-830-0007 mountain views. Great pack containers in which Service District will hold courses Starts Monday 2005 Y2125 Pipe and si- sion work, cash paid. 224-5324 for manufactured or the waste is fully charac- their regular monthly September 11th call lencer Excellent condi- Shop (801)972-5810 3BDRM 2BTH Duplex AWESOME GRANTS- custom built homes. terized and meets other board meeting on August 2BDRM DUPLEX, Re- 882-0768 or 849-2455 tion Runs Great looks Home (435)843-8181 A/C, dishwasher, w/d VILLE 3bdrm, new win- 882-7094 (801)860- conditions of their Per- 17, 2006 at 6:30 p. m. at modeeled A/C, w/d Liberty tax service Great 843-1373 or 840- hookups, carport, stor- dows, laminate floor, 5696 mit. A Temporary Au- the Lakepoint Fire Sta- hookups $595/mo Small fee for books 5442 age, gas fireplace, custom cabinets, fully thorization is also being tion, 1528 Sunset Road, SUVs 882-0366, 830-2665 $700/mo $500/dep 643 fenced and more, only Water Shares requested in order to re- Lakepoint,UT. TEST LAB Manager. Salt WANTED TO buy Honda E Smelter Tooele Call $96,900 call now 830- 2BDRM, SMALL office ceive and manage fully The agenda will be as Lake City based pack- Trail 90 or equivalent 2000 FORD Explorer, 882-8407 4990 Diamond D Realty Basement apt. no pets, characterized lab packs follows: aging equipment manu- 435-882-0376 Eddie Bauer, fully load- 3 SETTLEMENT Canyon no smoking $650/mo from a generator that is 1. Roll call facturer is seeking an ed, 126k miles. $8900 3bdrm 3bth Near schools BEAUTIFUL HOME in irrigation water shares, $300/dep utilities includ- closing its hazardous 2. Review of June energetic individual to Trailers obo. 884-0106 830- fenced yard pets ok all Stansbury Park 4bdrm, $3000 each. (435)882- ed except phone 435- waste management unit. 16,2006 and July 20, design and conduct dry 4431 appliances included 3.5bth, formal living, 4082 after 6:30pm. 884-6596 Any comments on this 2006 meetings for ab- product tests on their new a/c 2 car garage family rooms, loft, fin- 1985 5TH Wheel For modification should be sent members – approve equipment. Must un- 94 FORD Explorer, runs $950/mo call Alyssa ished basement, land- GRANTSVILLE IRRIGA- Sale $3500 Kite com- 3bdrm 1bth spacious submitted to Mr. Dennis minutes from May 18, derstand and implement great! $2200 obo. Call 435-830-3360 scaped, RV pad, extras. TION Shares Wanted pion in great shape Call tooele side by side du- R. Downs, Director, Utah 2006 meeting the scientific method. 884-0524 2750sqft $269,000 435- any quantity. Division of Solid and 3. Update on 2005 audit Scott at 882-7740 plex, basement, w/d 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Responsibilities include 882-6657 Also wanted Tooele Hazardous Waste, Utah 4. Update regarding hookups, carport, yard, home for rent, no smok- scheduling, product 95 GRAND Cherokee, well water rights. Call Department of Environ- new Stansbury Station FOR SALE: Trailer 1976, storage, $650/mo plus ing/ pets. 882-1550 BEFORE SELLING, buy- handling (typically 50lb. excellent condition, runs 435-840-1472 mental Quality, P.O. Box 5. Wildland grant award good clean condition. security, pets negotia- ing, financing, listing for bags), preparation of re- great, new transmission 144880, Salt Lake City, – approval for new ra- $800 obo. Call Donny ble. (435)830-6994 3BDRM, 2BTH, East sale or settling an es- ports, mechanical/ elec- & transfer case $4000. WANTED: WATER rights Utah 84114-4880. The dio’s 882-1727 side of Tooele, base- tate; have Atkin Ap- trical machine modifica- 843-8181 or 1-801-972- or irrigation shares in 60-day comment period 6. Taxing Entity Com- 3BDRM, 2BTH duplex ment, newer home, re- praising determine your tions/ changeovers, 5810 Tooele Valley. Call for this modification will mittee letter – appoint Boats Tooele, w/d hookups, frigerator, dishwasher, home’s value. Call 882- demonstrations to cus- Ross at 801-642-0119 end on October 14, representative from 99 FORD Expedition central ac, covered microwave double ga- 5447 tomers, and interdepart- 2006, or within 60 days NTCFD XLT, loaded, leather, parking, pets welcome, rage, $950/mo. No mental communica- Office Space of the initial date of publi- 7. Adopt and approve 1967 SHASTA w/trailer & 3rd seat, two package, $700. 2bdrm Grantville smoking, no pets. 801- FSBO 3BDRM, 1.5bth, tions. Send resumes to cation of this notice, tax rate setting for 2006 70HP Merc outboard. 147k, very good cond., $600 Aaron (801)450- 842-9631 fireplace, water softner, [email protected]. whichever comes later. 8. Approve summer fire $500 buys all, needs asking $8970 (435)882- 8432. central air, dishwasher, OFFICE/ BUSINESS work 435-850-9137 4BDRM 2BTH 1310 N A public information school costs THE UTAH ARMY Na- 3781 586 Seagull Drive. fenced yard, sprinkling space, utilities and high APT FOR RENT, 2 465 E 2 Car garage No system, attached ga- speed internet included, meeting for this modifica- 9. Approval of money tional Guard Is currently 1985 9.8 HP Mercury bdrm, 1 bath, govern- smokers $900/mo rage w/auto door open- 272 North Broadway. tion will be held Septem- spent for medical sup- looking for mentally and Trolling Motor Runs Trucks ment subsidized. 211 $600/dep 840-5551 er, rambler w/patio deck (435)882-4949 ber 5, 2006, at 7:00 PM plies on EMS grant. physically tough individ- needs Tune-up $700 S. Hale, Grantsville. in the South Auditorium 10. Approve new tires uals who are willing to off family room. OBO 435-840-1720 1969 GMC 3/4 ton 396 Call Tammi 884-1712. GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM of the Tooele County for 6H649, fuel tanks for serve in the Special (435)882-4245 Buildings engine, runs strong, Equal Housing Opp. 2bth cottage, 2 car Courthouse, 47 South 6H660 Forces. Great training SEASWIRL 14ft boat, good shape, $1000. garage, central air, FSBO 5bdrm home quiet Main Street, Tooele, 11. Bills and Communi- and benefits. If you are w/100hp engine, new 833-0118 Peter. BACHELOR APART- basement. $950/mo. neighborhood, fenced BUILDING MATERIALS: Utah. cations interested, please con- leather seats, new car- MENT 158 N Garden, 399 Utah Drive yard, detached garage, METAL buildings, mini For more information 12. Policies and proce- tact: SFC Craig Dowen pet w/trailer new tires, 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton or office space, 580sqft (400 W 400 S) sprinkler system, corner storage systems, roof about this modification, dures at (435) 833-0928 fish finder, $1200 obo. truck, 4x4 frame & en- w/restroom, parking, Davidson Realty lot near elementary and wall panels, metal contact: 13. Approve new mem- (ucan) 849-3077 or 849-2060 gine, good tires & great $400 plus electricity, (801)466-5078 school $128,000 435- building components. Facility Contact Person: bers engine (350). Good centrally located. 882- Utah Manufacture 20 Tim Orton, EnergySolu- 14. Other business TOOELE CLINIC needs 850-2264 Autos trans. New Edlebrock 5496 GREAT FAMILY home in years plus. Top quality tions. Telephone: (801) 15. Adjournment Medical Assitant carb. New Edlebrock in- quiet neighborhood FSBO RAMBLER 3bdrm, low prices. Weekly De- 649-2000. Dated this 9th day of Au- w/limited radiology. GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM take & manifold. $1300 3bdrm 3bth large family 2bth, hot tub, 100% fin- livery. 1-800-262-5347. Division Contact Person: gust, 2006 Must be licensed. $500 POLICE IM- mobile home, $450/mo, obo. (435)840-8790 room in finished base- ished basement, fully cobuildings@cobuildings. Otis Willoughby, Utah Di- Pamela Rowley Weekend and evening POUNDS! Hondas, $300/dep; 3bdrm moment lots of trees fenced front and back. net (ucan) vision of Solid and Haz- Admin. Clerk hours available. 25- Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, 1994 CHEVY 4wd club bile home, $550/mo, $1280/mo 435-850- $144,000. 830-7875 ardous Waste, P.O. Box (Published in the Tran- 30hrs per week. Call Toyotas, etc! Cars, cab high mileage, few $300/dep. 849-2471 2152 If you build, remodel or 144880, 288 North 1460 script Bulletin August 10 Colleen at (435)882- trucks, SUVs from dents, runs good $1500 884-0113 882-1969 FSBO: TOOELE beauti- remove buildings you West, Salt Lake City, & 15, 2006) 3968 or fax resume $500! For listings OBO 435-830-1126 LARGE 1 bedroom base- ful 4bdrm home, stucco, can place your classi- LOW RENT Remodels: Utah 84114-4880. Tele- (435)882-3859 (800)366-9813 exten- ment apartment for rent, central air, custom fied ad in 45 of Utah's PUBLIC NOTICE Studio, 1 and 2 bed- phone: (801) 538-6170. sion 9977 (ucan) 1997 FORD F-800 Cum- all utilities paid, washer, deck, landscaped, newspapers for only Notice is hereby given USU 4-H Afterschool room apartments. New The modification re- mings Diesel, 7spd dryer, fridge included, sprinklers, alarm, many $155. for 25 words ($5. that the Tooele City Junior High Assistant 1973 F150 Ford Ranger carpet, tile and paint. quests and supporting trans, ac, ps, air brakes, $450 month. 882-7847 more upgrades, for each additional Council will meet in a Site Coordinator. Truck low Mileage on New management with documents are available $12,900; 1996 Charmac $189,900. 882-3382 or word). You will reach up Closed Work Session on $9.50/hr. 10hrs/ week. rebuilt engine $2500 great tenants. Seniors to be copied and for pub- 6 horse gooseneck trail- NEWER 3BDRM 3bth 840-1333 to 340,000 households Wednesday, August 16, Must be able to assist OBO 882-6549 welcome. 843-0917 lic review at the Utah Di- er ramp curbside, rambler in culdesac Off and all you do is call the 2006, at the hour of 5:00 with junior high level vision of Solid and Haz- CCTV, Mangers, Stal- 1000 N Tooele 1875sqft LAKEFRONT HOME Transcript Bulletin at P.M.. The meeting will homework-esp.math. 1989 ACRA Integra 4cyl, NEW 3bdrm, 2bth town- ardous Waste or at the lion stall Torsion axles, Walk-in Closets Wood Stansbury Park 6032 N. 882-0050 for all the de- be held at the Tooele For specific job descrip- runs good, $700 or best homes, 2 car garage, offices of EnergySolu- 7ft ceiling, rubber mats, Floors $1185/mo 435- Bayshore Dr. 4 bed- tails. (Mention UCAN City Hall Large Confer- tion and to apply on-line offer. 882-3106 or 224- ac, enclosed yard, tions, 423 West 300 $9500. Both for 241-5005 room 3.5 bath. 2005. Classified Network) ence Room located at 90 go to jobs.usu.edu. Job 4657 hookups, starting at South, Suite 200, Salt $20,500. (435)837-2125 Old Baltimore Brick. Lake City, Utah, on busi- North Main Street, #050433. $399. 882-4004 NEWER CLEAN 3bdrm STEEL BUILDINGS: 4 1990 HONDA civic 33- 3320' with Basement. ness days from 9:00 a.m. Tooele, Utah. 1997 GMC Xtra Cab 2 car garage A/C Close ONLY 25X30, 30X40, 35 mpg $850 OBO NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, Fireplace. Gorgeous to 12:00 p.m. and from 1. Property Acquisition USU 4-H Afterschool 4wd, lift, runs good, to Schools and shop- 45X80, 80X150 must 1989 Mercury Topaz 2bdrm, kitchenette Lake in backyard. 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 2. Discussion with Fire Junior High Academic needs TLC. $4695. Will ping $900/mo Amber move now selling for $850 OBO Great available. Monthly, $1350/mo. +$1350 Se- The Permittee’s compli- Chief, Kriss Garcia Counselor. $11/hr. 8-10 consider trade/ offers. 801-815-9564 Available balance owed. 1(800) School or Work Cars weekly & daily specials. curity. (480)252-3136. ance history during the Sharon A. Dawson hrs/ week. Must be able 801-860-2953 Now 211-9594 extension 25 to assist with junior high 830-8275 HBO, cable. Call 882- life of the permit being Tooele City Recorder Planning on selling your (ucan) Pursuant to the Ameri- level homework-esp. 1998 CHEVY Silverado 3235. or 882-7008. 585 SMOKERS WELCOME modified is available 1991 BUICK skylark 4cyl home, you could be can with Disabilities Act, math. Apply on-line and 1500 xcab, great interi- Canyon Rd, Tooele. Come and smoke in my STEEL BUILDINGS: from the Division contact automatic w/air 98k sending your sales Individuals Needing Spe- see job duties at or condition, bed liner, Valley View Motel. 3bdrm 2bth rambler off FACTORY inventory. person. miles $6500 882-0594 points to up to 340,000 cial Accommodations jobs.usu.edu. Search 2wd, ac, power win- 200 W 700 N Tooele Best deals 40x60 to (Published in the Tran- after 6pm SLEEPING ROOMS households at once. For Should Notify Sharon A. for job #050433. dows/ locks, tow pack- $1165/mo 435-241- 120x300. Free same script Bulletin August 15, available, $70 per $155. you can place Dawson, Tooele City Re- age, $6500. Call 833- 5005 day quote. (800)658- 2006) Business 1999 CADILLAC Dev- week, $10 key deposit, your 25 word classified corder, at 843-2110 prior 9679. ad to all 45 newspapers 2885 www.rigidbuilding. ille Pearl White Excel- first and last week- total STANSBURY, 3BDRM to the meeting. TDD Opportunities in Utah. Just call the com (ucan) PUBLIC NOTICE lent condition $8500 $150 to move in. 46 N 2bth multi-level, 2 car Phone Number 843-2108 2000 DODGE Ram 4x4 Transcript Bulletin at NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- A CASH COW! 90 vend- OBO Call 882-6677 Broadway. 882-7605 garage $1050/mo (Published in the Tran- 2500 new tires, extend- 882-0050 for all the de- THE BRUTE STEEL EN THAT the Tooele ing machine Units/30 lo- ed warranty lots of ex- 190 E Crystal Bay Drive Arch! 40'x40' $9,739 City Planning Commis- script Bulletin August 15, STOCKTON NEW Base- tails. (Mention ucan) cations. Entire business tras $15,000 Call 850- Davidson Realty FOB Factory. The ìonly sion will meet in a public 2006) ment Apt 1 or 2bdrm - $10,970. Local Utah 2681 (801)466-5078 oneî with straighter side hearing and Business FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! 1bth includes utilities SELLING YOUR HOME? PUBLIC NOTICE OF Company. Hurry! Call Advertise it in the clas- patented manufacturing meeting scheduled for except phone $500/mo TOOELE TWIN Home ADMINISTRATIVE (801)593-0084. (ucan) 2002 FORD Ranger Step sifieds. Call 882-0050 process. Five building Wednesday, August 23, no smoking or pets 3bdrm, 1bth, car port, HEARING side 5spd manual trans- styles to choose from! 2006 in the hour of 7:00 ALL CASH CANDY 801-330-2290 $725/mo, $700/dep, STANSBURY BEAUTI- AMENDED mission, Red, Brand FUL 5brdm 3.5bth on Order on line! allabout- PM. The meeting will be Route. Do you earn new tires, 44k miles, 894 W 700 S. (801)319- Notice is herby given that STUDIO APARTMENT .31 acres 2900 sqft steelbuildings.com held at Tooele City Hall $800 in a day? Your 70K Warranty, cruise, 3967 the Tooele County Ad- available in Grantsville RV parking Basket- (303)759-2255 (ucan) in the City Council own local candy route. Sell Your Car Here for $15900 OBO Jack 435- ministrative Hearing Offi- $375/mo Utilities includ- ball Court hardwood Chambers, located at 90 Includes 90 machines 882-7774 435-830-2304 Homes Financial N Main Street, Tooele, cer will hold an Adminis- and candy. All for $ 80* ed Please call Holly at floors work out/office trative Hearing on Au- Prudential Real Estate alarm system etc. Services Utah. $9,995. 1(888)745-3353 ea. LT GRAY carpet kit, fits Public Hearing to amend gust 22, 2006 at 10:30 6 435-830-0977 Asking price $314,900 p.m. in the County Com- (ucan) 2000-2003 series $$$SAVE MONEY 801-673-4370 435- $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE West Point Meadows Call 882-0050 Dodge shortbed. 11mo Find HUD & Bank CASH for structured Condominiums phase 2. mission Conference Rm. GOT A BUSINESS? Dra- TOOELE, 2BDRM, 2bth, 843-5216 old, New: $600, sell owned homes at: settlements, annuities, This subdivision contains #210 on the second matically increase sales *Based on 13 issue contract. Country Cove condo, $350 obo. 882-0090 www.tooelebankowned STORAGE New alarmed law suit, mortgage 3.63 acres, 64 units lo- floor, at the Tooele by accepting all major washer dryer included, homes.com or call for units available now! notes & cash flows. J.G. cated at 680 West 600 County Courthouse, 47 credit and debit cards. 2002 FORD Winstar 4- ac, $750/mo Vehicle Parts a list Berna or Chris Many sizes from 5x5 to Wentworth #1 North. Amended plat to South Main, Tooele, 0% discount rates! Free door Excellent condition 107 W 600 N #103 435-840-5029, Group 10x30. Great rates! 1(800)794-7310 (ucan) correct building elevation Utah. start up! Free equip- TV total entertainment Davidson Realty 1 Real Estate Very secure! On SR changes since final plat HEARING AGENDA: ment upgrades! center tinted windows 20” MAGNET Chrome (801)466-5078 Public Notices 201 at 7200 West. approval. 1. BOA #1016-06 Clark 1(800)568-9115 (ucan) alloy wheels new tires Rims Goodyear Eagle (801)250-9100 Meetings Pursuant to the Ameri- Christensen (Special Ex- extra set of snow tires LS Tires 275/55/20 Homes for Rent cans with Disabilities Act, cetion) PRIVATE CLUB w/pool $8999 801-856-7548 w/locking nuts Used on- Deadline for public no- TOWNHOME for sale, individuals needing spe- 2. CDEF #2006-29 – and dancing hall, restar- 882-1101 John ly during summer tices is 4 p.m. the day 2bdrm, 1 1/2bth, loft up- cial accommodation dur- Clark Christensen – Ille- aunt and real estate for months 435-882-5408 $$WHY RENT when prior to publication. stairs. Laminate flooring ing this meeting should gal storage of unlicensed sale, Tooele. Reduced 2005 VW Convertible, you can buy? 0 down Public notices submit- in loft. $115,000. Call notify Rachelle Custer, or inoperative vehicles price. 882-9085 after- turbo, 6,000 miles, like 4 TIRES with 17’ factory programs, not perfect ted past the deadline for more details. Tooele City Planner prior 3. CDEF #2006-18 – Eric noons. new, beautiful cream on alum rims. Fits 2003 credit. First time buy- Grantsville Brick will not be accepted. (435)843-0511 to the meeting at (435) Bassett – Violation of the cream, tan top. Alloy dodge lug and others ers, Single parent pro- Rambler. 2 bdrm. UPAXLP Land Use Ordinance Small Business owners: 843-2130 or TDD (435) rims, perma plate $200 882-0594 after grams. Call for de- 1 bath, newly UPDATED 3brdm 1 bth having Place your classified ad 843-2180. guard, clear bra, air de- 6pm tails. Berna or Chris remodeled, central air, rambler for sale in Rush NOTICE OF PUBLIC more then 2 household in 45 newspapers (Published in the Tran- flector, auto 6spd select 435-840-5029 Group Valley (St John) knotty HEARING pets throughout Utah for only fireplace, nice yard. script Bulletin August 1, shift. Pictures available, Apartments for 1 Real Estate oak kitchen w/ceramic Notice is hereby given 4. CDEF #2006-39 – $155. for 25 words, and Lease option available. 8, 15 & 22, 2006) e-mail inquiry. Personal Rent $ tile flooring, updated that the Tooele County Harold Hurt – Violation of $5. per word over 25. car. $24,900 obo $TIRED OF trying to rent Planning Commission 125,000 bathroom 6 jet jacuzzi PUBLIC NOTICE the Land Use Ordinance You will reach up to (801)949-4333 1BDRM $325 Small out your apartment? Let will be holding a PUBLIC 884-3347 bathtub, 2 car garage Notice is hereby given junk disposal 340,000 households [email protected] Clean $99/dep 1bdrm us do it for you! Call Ar- HEARING in the Tooele large, outside building that the Stockton Plan- Adjournment: and it is a one call, one house recently remod- gos Property Manage- County Courthouse Audi- 60 by 20, plus two other ning and Zoning Com- Dated this 14th day of order, one bill program. 2006 HYBRID ESCAPE. eled $525/mo ment 843-0785 torium at 47 So. Main outside buildings 435- mission will hold Public August, 2006 Call the Transcript Bul- EXCELLENT condition, $250/dep 435-224- Street, Tooele. On Wed- FOR SALE! 837-2277 Hearing and Work Meet- MARY DIXON, Secreta- letin at 882-0050 for fur- navigation system, 6 2163 2 BEDROOM homes. FOR SALE! nesday August 16th ing on Tuesday, 22nd ry ther info. (ucan) disc CD. 30 MPG 4 Rent to own for monthly 2006 beginning at 7:00 VERY NICE Brick home day of August 2006 at Tooele County Hearing wheel drive. 2Year war- 1BDRM BASEMENT payments starting at p.m. to receive public w/basement apartment, the Stockton Town Hall, Office Wanted ranty plus free oil apartment, $450/mo $500. Call (435)224- comment on the follow- double lot, fenced beau- 18 North Johnson Street. (Published in the Tran- changes. Great car! plus deposit, utilities in- 4804 ing items: tiful yard, fruit trees, This meeting will begin script Bulletin August 15, Call Yurii @(801)376- cluded. No smoking, no (a) PUD #0013-02 Pon- WANTED FREE produce Sell Your Home Here for garden, sprinkler sys- promptly at 7:00 p.m. 2006) 6519 (ucan) pets. Call after 7pm. 2BDRM 1BTH Cottage derosa Phase 3 (Prelimi- or fruit. Tomatoes, tem, possible duplex and will end promptly at (801)540-7218. house no garage, sits nary Plat): peaches, corn, peppers, $ 80* property. 882-5104 9:00 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE 64 PLYMOUTH Valiant on 1/2 acre lot. Not Mary Dixon potatoes. I will pick. WE BUY Houses! BUSINESS SECTION The next Central Region convertible, 4spd, 8 3/4 fenced. w/d hookups. ea. Secretary 882-7877 Beautiful 6 Need a quick sale? 1. Roll Call YOUTH Council Meeting new fridge, new bath- posi, new top, new Tooele County Plan- will be held on August 1 & 2 bedroom room sink and vanity, Facing foreclosure? PUBLIC HEARING seats, rallys, no engine. Call 882-0050 ning Commission 21, 2006 at 2:00 pm at Recreational swamp cooler, no pets Don’t wait, sell now! 2. Proposal to amend $1600. (907)841-8507 apartments!! *Based on 13 issue contract. (Published in the Tran- the Department of Work- Vehicles and no smoking. (801)381-5873 msg. General Plan in address- script Bulletin August 15, force Services – Rm 157, DO YOU want a car Completely Remodeled $650/mo and $400/dep. ing prohibition of gravel 1977 18FT Wilderness 2006) 1385 South State Street, ready for the classic car NEW fridge, stove, 801-557-7713 call Dave 3BDRM MOBILE home pits, asphalt and cement Camp trailer, $700 obo. Salt Lake City, Utah shows? 1969 Rambler dishwasher, cabinets, after 5:30 on weekdays for sale $11,000 OBO Mobile Homes production Call 849-2519 PUBLIC NOTICE 84115. new paint and uphols- carpet, Absolutely and anytime on week- Must see to believe 550 The Central Region 3. Proposal to amend tery 39,000 miles 882- Spruce Grand view Development Code in (Published in the Tran- 2000 PROWLER travel Gorgeous! The best ends. Council on Workforce 4258 830-0188 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile addressing prohibition of script Bulletin August 15, trailer by fleetwood 25ft value in ALL of Tooele. Services will hold its next 2BDRM APARTMENT in home for rent, no smok- gravel pits, asphalt and 2006) tandem axle fiberglass Non-Smokers Only! monthly Meeting on Au- FOR SALE: 2002 Ford Grantsville,car port, 3BDRM, 2BTH, double ing/ pets. 882-1550 cement production exterior dinette slideout gust 24, 2006 at 12:30 PUBLIC NOTICE Taurus SEL Silver. All (801) 318-4997 swamp cooler w/d garage, unbeatable REGULAR MEETING am/fm cd player A/C ex- FREE RENT Open pm at the Department of Notice is hereby given options. Tinted win- hookups. No dogs. 884- view of golf course, 4. Minutes cellent condition 260 North 100 East, Tooele house, Overpass point. Workforce Services – that the Tooele City dows. 24 Valve V6. 5580 mountain views! New a. August 1, 2006 $11,000 435-882-8490 We have 2 and 3bdrm Rm 157, 1385 South Council will meet in a 73,000 Miles. Average paint, carpet. (801)918- 5. Vote to amend Gener- 801-230-8918 2 AND 3bdrm apart- homes for rent or sale. State Street, Salt Lake Business Meeting on 26 MPG. Good family 2BDRM, 1BTH, 414 6182 (801)918-3735 al Plan ments behind Super 843-5306 City UT. Wednesday, August 16, car. $8,500 Call 833- North Parkway Ave, 435-840-1661 6. Vote to amend Devel- Wal-Mart. On select (Published in the Tran- 2006 at the hour of 7:00 Motorcycles & 9768 or 241-0153 Tooele, w/d hookups, opment Code units $99 moves you Lots & Land script Bulletin August 15, P.M.. The meeting will ATVs $650/dep, $650/mo. 4bdrm 2bth 1048 S 900 7. Conservation Subdivi- in. Some apartments 2006) be held at the Tooele SELL YOUR CAR or Available September W $169,900 435-843- sion 1997 HONDA Shadow includes all utilities. City Hall Council Room boat in the classifieds. 1st. (801)898-2394 5153 8. Adjourn 600 CC VLX Deluxe Swimming pool, hot 5 ACRE lot in Erda R1 NOTICE OF 60-DAY located at 90 North Main Call 882-0050 Dated on this 4th day of Black with Chrome, and tub, exercise room, 567 ISGREEN Circle, Water rights level land, COMMENT PERIOD Street, Tooele, Utah. 3BDRM 1BTH, large liv- August, 2006 Cover 8600 miles playground, full club- 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- paved road $190000 AND PUBLIC INFOR- 1. Pledge of Allegiance ing room, no smoking, Deborah S. Martin, $3,800 435-884-6034 house. 843-4400 no pets, $800/mo, rage, open spacious Call 435-830-2501 MATION MEETING 2. Open Forum for Public TOOELE CBLO 435-840-3320 TRANSCRIPT $600/dep. 30 W 400 S, floor plan, $150,000. Notice is hereby given Comment ULLETIN (Published in the Tran- B 2bdrm, 1bth, $615/mo, Tooele. Call (435)224- 830-4502 that EnergySolutions, 3. USU Regional Cam- TOOELE script Bulletin August 8, pets ok w/extra deposit TRANSCRIPT LLC has requested a pus Update Place Your Ad Here 4912 10, 15, 17 & 22, 2006) Call 882-0050 882-0050 (801)563-0656 BULLETIN Class 2 modification to Presented by Dr. TUESDAY August 15, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Miscellaneous Miscellaneous the topic “Pearl of Great Price, Partícipes: principiantes y avan- Auxiliary No. 164 will have a Monte Part III.” Classes will be held every zados. Centro de Educación para Carlo night on Saturday, Aug. 19, Kathleen Robinson Project will be received hypochlorite as the plan- Doings 4. Resolution 2006-33 by Wendy Palmer at the ned decontaminant to be continued from page B2 Wednesday from Aug. 30 through Adultos 76 South 1000 West, Tooele; starting at 7 p.m. Come on out, eat Resolution Authorizing Grantsville City Offices used during the ATB. Nov. 29 with instructor David A. Teléfono: 833-1994. and play with the funny money and and Inducing the Execu- on Tuesday, August 29, Nominal 5% sodium hy- Scouts. Christensen at the Tooele LDS ¡No faltes! then bid on the gifts. Five dollars tion of a Memorandum of 2006 until 2:00 PM local pochlorite solution was institute building, 65 S. 200 W. from will buy you a hamburger with the Agreement with Cones- time, and then at said of- used successfully Wash your car Learn English toga Wood Specialties fice publicly opened and throughout the previous The Grantsville Larietts are doing 7-8:30 p.m. Registration will be ESOL (English as a Second trimmings and give you $250 worth Corp., or any Affiliate En- read aloud. VX agent campaign for a car wash fundraiser at Les Shwab Aug. 30; cost is $16.25. Language) conversational classes of funny money. tity thereof Regarding the The project includes in- decontamination activi- from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, are Wednesday nights from 7-9 p.m. Issuance of Industrial ties. Learn prophecies Sewing guild meets stallation of 2,500 linear Aug. 19. Cost is $6 per car. Revenue Bonds in an feet of 30” and 36” storm Since development of A prophecy conference will be ESOL students may come any time Anyone interested in attending Amount not Exceeding drain trunk line with as- the LIC Mustard ATB Advocates needed held at the Bible Baptist church, the center is open for individualized the sewing guild meeting is invited $10,000,000 to Finance sociated catch basins Plan, TOCDF has dis- Volunteers are needed for the 286 N. 7th St., on Aug. 13 and 20 study with our software programs Wednesday, Aug. 16, in the USU a Facility for the Manu- and laterals. covered potential prob- at 7 p.m. and textbooks. Open Tuesday and Extension auditorium. The guild facturing of Commercial lems unique to the affect Tooele County Domestic Violence The Project Manual may Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. The book will make small gift bags with their and Residential Wood be examined at the of sodium hypochlorite and Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy Building Products; Pro- Grantsville City Offices at solution on the ability to (DVSAVA) crisis line! Training will Scouts fee is $25 per semester. machines using mulberry paper. viding for the Publication the address listed above monitor Mustard agent be provided and a background For more information, call Geri vapor. Sodium hypo- of a Notice of Bonds to and also at the office of check required. If interested please Thomas at 882-3487. be Issued; and Related the Project Engineer, chlorite vapors appear to Seniors Matters. AQUA Engineering, Inc., suppress or prevent call 241-0337. Train Scout leaders N.A.R.F.E. meeting set Presented by Eric John- at 533 West 2600 South Mustard vapor from tra- The Boy Scouts of America The August 2006 meeting of the son with Smith Hartvig- – Suite 275, Bountiful, versing the sample line (BSA) Deseret Peak District in Dance this Friday Tooele chapter of the National sen PLLC length from the moni- Utah 84010. Copies of Grantsville Tooele County is looking for vol- This Friday night, Aug. 11, come Active and Retired Federal 5. Resolution 2006-31 A the Project Manual are tored location to the Resolution of the Tooele available at these loca- ACAMS monitoring unit unteers to assist in the coordina- and dance at the Grantsville Senior Employees Association has been City Council Appointing tions for a nonrefundable which measures the Donner Reed Museum open tion and training of adult leaders. Center from 6-8 p.m. It’s sure to be canceled for summer vacation. We agent concentration. Ken Spence to the fee of $40. A Bid Bond The Donner Reed Museum, Individuals at least 21 years of age a great night. return to the regular second Friday Tooele City Planning in the amount of 5% This has the overall po- are needed to assist in bi-monthly of the month schedule on Sept. Commission tential affect of producing located at the corner of Cooley Grantsville seniors must accompany each training and Roundtable meetings. Presented by Mayor Bid. a "false-negative" inter- and Clark Streets in Grantsville, The Grantsville Senior Center 8 with an indoor picnic/meeting; Dunlavy The Owner reserves the ference which might pro- displays artifacts from the Donner Scouts and their parents benefit can be reached at 884-3446. watch the Doings section of the 6. Resolution 2006-32 A vide false assurance that right to reject any or all Reed trail seven days a week by from informed and trained leaders. • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch Transcript-Bulletin for details. Resolution of the Tooele bids, or any of the items Mustard vapor is not appointment only. Call 884-3767 or Please help. Volunteers are asked at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. For information call Hal Webster City Council Consenting in a bid. Only bids giving present, when in fact it to contact Rick Little at 882-7930. to the Appointments of a firm quotation, properly is. 884-3411. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 at 882-5331 or Marla Ramey at 882- Marilyn Hildebrand and signed, will be accepted. A commercial cleaner Girl Scout leaders train a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch 3876. Marilyn Lowry to the Li- All bids are subject to ap- that is a combination of Training for adults, age 18 and surfactants, detergents, at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. brary Board of Directors; plicable Utah laws and Stansbury older, to become Girl Scout troop Setting their Term of regulations. A pre-bid and caustic was used • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Recovery Service; and Awarding meeting will not be re- sparingly during previous leaders and co-leaders has been breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. them the Powers of the quired. For additional in- agent campaigns and at scheduled for the evenings of Aug. Bunko Office other demilitarization fa- Enter triathlon formation contact Craig The Stansbury Days Triathlon 16, 18, 21, 23, 25 at the United • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 Overeaters group meets Presented by Mayor Neeley at AQUA Engi- cilities during Mustard Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah Ave., Dunlavy operations. The commer- will be held on Aug. 19 at 7 a.m. a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, Overeaters Anonymous meets neering, Inc., (801) 299- Tooele. The four module training 7. Ordinance 2006-19 1327. cial cleaner is proposed beginning at the clubhouse. This reservations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. All are wel- An Ordinance of the (Published in the Tran- to entirely replace so- will be a sprint distance triathlon includes an overview, basics, troop blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo come at St. Barnabas Center, 1784 Tooele City Council dium hypochlorite as the script Bulletin August 10 and pre-registration will be Aug. start up, and specifics about Daisy, • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch N. Aaron Dr., Tooele (youth room). Amending the Tooele & 15, 2006) primary decontaminant Brownie, Junior or Studio 2B lev- to be used throughout 12 7-10 a.m. at the clubhouse. The at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Call Perky at 882-4721 or 882-7756 City Code Definitions of els. Wild or Exotic Animal NOTICE OF PUBLIC the TOCDF facility. Lab- cost is $20 to SPCA member. E- • Everyday puzzles, pool, social or leave message. Presented by Roger Bak- HEARING ON PETI- oratory testing has mail [email protected] for Pre-register by calling Dorothy • Aug. 18 — Wendover $15 Tooele AA meets daily er TION TO VACATE A shown that the new de- at 882-5221 or get details online at • Aug. 18 — Dance with DJ Ned TOWN STREET more information. Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous 8. Invoices contaminant does not www.gsutah.org. 6-8 p.m. Presented by Sharon Pursuant to Section 10- present the same Mus- Enjoy Stansbury Days meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at • Aug. 25 — Street dance at 5 Dawson 9a-609.5 of the Utah tard monitoring interfer- The Stansbury Community 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for 9. Mayor’s Report Code, notice is hereby ence as sodium hypo- p.m., free with a pot luck item. Association is sponsoring the Library information. 10. Adjourn given that the Town chlorite solution. The • Aug. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30. Council and the Mayor of annual Stansbury Days. Organizers Sharon A. Dawson ability of the LIC to suc- Call 884-3446 for appointment. Dealer’s Choice AA meets Tooele City Recorder the Town of Rush Valley, cessfully treat resulting have planned a day full of fun activ- Dealer’s Choice AA meeting • Sept. 18-19 — Mesquite/Tuacahn Pursuant to the Ameri- will hold a public hearing spent decon solution will ities for Stansbury Park residents. Library closed will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at can with Disabilities Act, on August 23, 2006 at be demonstrated during The Tooele City Library will be $125; show “Cats” Following is a list of scheduled the United Methodist Church, 78 Individuals Needing Spe- 7:00 p.m. at the Rush performance of the ATB. closed for inventory from Sunday, Valley Town Hall, Rush activities and times. Tooele seniors E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get cial Accommodations Spent decon tank man- Aug. 13 to Monday Aug. 21. Should Notify Sharon A. Valley Utah, upon a Peti- agement practices are • Stansbury Triathlon - The Tooele County Senior Citizen directions or information. Dawson, Tooele City Re- tion filed by Chad Hunt to unchaged by this modifi- meet at 7 a.m. at the Stansbury Bingo at library Center can be reached at 882-2870. Feeling trapped? corder, at 843-2110 prior vacate a portion of a cation. With school starting soon, stu- • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; platted but undeveloped Clubhouse. The event will start If someone’s drinking is affect- to the meeting. TDD In addition, instrument dents are going to be doing a lot aerobics 9:30 a.m.; lunch 12-1 p.m.; Phone Number 843-2108 or used Town Street that calibration information in at 7:30 a.m. If you are registering ing your life, Alanon can help. My of reading. This year they can have line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. (Published in the Tran- runs through Sager’s the ATB Plan is to be re- that morning you will need to be Hoop meets Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Livestock property. The some fun with it and win some • Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; script Bulletin August 15, vised for consistency there at 6:30 a.m. Organizers are in the youth room and at 6:30 p.m. 2006) street is identified as 5th with approved RCRA prizes. Pick up a Back-to-School Pinochle 1 p.m. still looking for more triathletes. If in the Bowman room at 1784 N. North Street and which and MACT calibration BINGO card at the Tooele City • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 runs east from Main frequencies. you are interested contact Alena at Aaron Dr. in the staff office or PUBLIC NOTICE OF Library, mark off five squares in a a.m.-Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; no MEETING AND AGEN- Street. The legal de- A public information [email protected] call Perky at 882-7756 or 882-4721. scription of the street that row and enter the library’s prize ceramics until September. DA meeting on this permit • Golf Tournament begins at 8 For Alateen group information, call Tooele County Eco- is proposed to be vacat- modification request will a.m. drawing. While you’re at the library • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; ed is identified as fol- 849-1881. nomic Development be held at 6:00 p.m. on • Annual Stansbury Parade — you can also guess what’s in the lunch 12-1 p.m.; bridge Noon; Advisory Committee lows: Wednesday, September Kick drug habit That portion of 5th North parade participants should meet at library’s Bulletin Board Backpack Canasta/other games 1 p.m. The Tooele County Eco- 13, 2006 at the Tooele A 12-Step Addiction Recovery Street abutting the north Chemical Stockpile Out- Rose Springs Elementary and the and help Harold remember his • Fridays — Pinochle 9:30 a.m.; nomic Development Ad- Program for addictive/compul- visory Committee will line of Lots 5 and 6 of B- reach Office, 54 South parade will begin at 10:30 am. The locker combination. Winners will aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch 12-1 p.m.; 3 and that portion ex- hold a meeting on Au- Main Street, Tooele, parade route will be going down be announced on Sept. 14 at our Bingo at Noon; Mexican Train 2 sive behavior, run by LDS Social tending westerly to the Utah, 84074. gust 17, 2006 at 3:00 Brienne to Village Blvd. and then Totally Teen Craft Time. p.m. Services in Tooele and Erda, wel- p.m. in the Auditorium at east line of Main Street A copy of this permit comes new members and every- as shown on the Amend- modification request is over to the clubhouse. Check it out at the library. • Dances — Due to the length the Tooele County Court- one. house, 47 South Main, ed plat of St. John Subdi- available for review by • Free lunch for Stansbury resi- of the floor restoration, all Friday Tooele, Utah. vision, recorded in Book the general public during dents who have paid the annual night dances will be held at the • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. 163 at page 705 of the regular business hours Schools PUBLIC MEETING: $35 membership fee to the SPCA. If Grantsville center until further 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 1. Roll Call. Tooele County records, at: 1) Tooele Chemical • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. located in the Southwest you haven’t yet paid dues and Get ready for elementary music notice. 2. Approval of minutes of Stockpile Outreach Of- Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 July 13, 2006. Quarter of Section 19, fice, 54 South Main St., would like lunch free that day, Elementary orchestra and band • Piano player — A volunteer 3. Discussion on policy Township 5 South, Tooele, UT 84074, 2) organizers will be collecting dues will be offered again at Tooele piano player is needed for the document for the crea- Range 5 West, Salt Lake Tooele City Library, 128 Tooele Senior Band. Base and Meridian, more that day. Lunch will be served from High School to students attend- General tion of incentive pro- W. Vine Street, Tooele, • Drivers — Volunteer drivers are grams for business particularly described as UT 84074 and 3) Utah 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ing East, West, Northlake, Harris, 4. Have Mike Johnsen follows: Division of Solid and • A Community Dance at the Middle Canyon, Copper Canyon needed for short trips. Apply with review the schools pro- Beginning at a point on Hazardous Waste Offi- clubhouse will be held from 7- and Overlake elementary schools. Rose or Joyce. CDL not required. Was your proposal perfect? the east line of Main ces (DSHW, Dept. of En- gram about business op- 11 p.m. Following the dance there Interested students should come • Pool — Pool playing seniors When a woman’s ring finger is portunities Street as depicted on vironmental Quality), 288 are welcome. said Amended Plat of St. North 1460 West, Salt will be fireworks at dark and the to the first class meeting to reg- crowned with a sparkling diamond, 5. Report from Carolyn • Aug. 15 — Blood pressure clin- on how events are going John Subdivision, said Lake City, Utah 84116 observatory will be open after that ister. she can expect others to ask one at the Miller Motor Sports point being North The TOCDF point of con- for viewing! • Beginning orchestra and band ic 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with follow-up question: so how did he propose? 80E57"20" East 66.00 Park tact is Mr. Trace Salmon Monday, Aug. 28, at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 22, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In search of the perfect proposal, Adjournment: feet and North 08E43'40" at (435) 833-7428. The • Aug. 15 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 West 544.50 feet along • Intermediate orchestra and LDS author Michele Ashman Bell, Dated this 10th day of Permittees' (Deseret Grist Mill p.m. Appointment necessary. August, 2006 said east line from the in- Chemical Depot/Program band Tuesday, Aug. 29, at 7:30 a.m. along with publisher Covenant Mary Dixon, Secretary tersection of Main and Manager for Chemical Instruments will not be • Aug. 17 — Potluck picnic 5-9 Communications, are sponsoring Tooele County Eco- 4th North Streets and Demilitarization/EG&G) needed for several class meet- p.m. RSVP by Aug. 14. running thence along the Crafters needed the Perfect Proposal contest to hear nomic Development compliance history dur- ings. Contact teachers by e- Senior Circle, MWMC Advisory Committee extension of said east ing the life of the permit The Benson Grist Mill is look- how you asked or were asked “Will (Published in the Tran- line North 08E43'40" being modified is availa- ing for crafters for the Harvest mail at [email protected] or Senior Circle is for those over 50 you marry me?” script Bulletin August 15, West 99.00 feet to the ble from the State of Days Craft Fair, which begins on [email protected]. and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 Entries should be 300 words or 2006) north line of 5th North Utah (contact Mr. Tom for a membership form and to RSVP Street; thence along said Saturday, Aug. 19, from 9 a.m. to THS council invites all less and received or postmarked Ball of the Utah Division for all activities except exercise and PUBLIC NOTICE OF north line North of Solid and Hazardous 1 p.m. and will continue every Tooele High School Community by Sept. 1. Send your story and MEETING AND AGEN- 80E57'20" East 1863.84 Waste at (801) 538- Saturday through Oct. 14. There Council will hold its first meet- water aerobics. contact information (first and last DA feet; thence South 6170). is no vendor or booth fee. To sign ing of the 2006/2007 school year • Hinges and Twinges (water name, home and e-mail addresses, Tooele County Plan- 08E43'40" East 99.00 The public comment pe- aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and and telephone number) via e-mail feet to the south line of up or for more information, please Thursday, Aug. 17, at 7 p.m. in the ning Commission riod for this permit modi- Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic The Tooele County Plan- said 5th North Street; fication request lasts a contact Christine at 882-7678 or school’s library. Students, parents, to [email protected] or by ning Commission will thence along said south minimum of 60 days and 830-3885. guardians and interested others are Center, $2. mail to Covenant Communications hold a meeting on Au- line South 80E57'20" begins Tuesday, August welcome to attend. • Aug. 17-18 — 12:30-5 p.m. AARP — Perfect Proposal at P.O. Box 416, gust 16, 2006 at 7:00 West 1863.84 feet to the 15, 2006 and will end Fri- Safe Driving Course American Fork, Utah 84065. Apply point of beginning. p.m. in the Auditorium at day, October 13, 2006. Churches • Aug. 23 — 11 a.m. Wellness for art grants the Tooele County Court- A copy of the Petition Written comments re- Adult Ed house, 47 South Main, and a map showing the garding this permit modi- Luncheon, “The Effects of Spinal Guidelines and application forms Tooele, Utah. street that is proposed fication request can be Degeneration,” by Dr. Kip Porter, are now available for Utah Arts PUBLIC MEETING: for vacation may be re- submitted to Mr. Dennis New Hope ride and celebration chiropractor Council grants. Application dead- 1. Roll Call viewed by contacting Downs, Director, Division A scenic motorcycle ride and Take GED test • Aug. 24 — 7 p.m. Healthy Woman lines are Sept. 1 and Oct. 1. 2. Approval of meeting Joyce McAtee at 1200 of Solid and Hazardous family fundraiser for New Hope The GED test will be given on seminar, “What every woman needs Criteria for grant categories are minutes from August 2, West Highway 199, Rush Waste, Utah Department Sept.19, starting at 8 a.m. Please Valley, Utah 84069 (Tel: House, a Teen Challenge pro- to know about varicose veins” by outlined in the application bro- 2006 of Environmental Quality, contact Andrea at 833-1994 by Sept. 3. Public Hearing 837-2229) prior to the 288 North 1460 West, gram for girls at risk, will be Dr. Gail Strindberg, M.D. chure. (a) PUD #0013-02 Pon- hearing. P.O. Box 144880, Salt held Saturday, Aug. 19. Riders need 15 to pre-register for the test. • Aug. 28 — 10 a.m. Knotty For application information, derosa Phase 3 (Prelimi- Interested persons are Lake City, UT, 84114- to meet at Tri-City Performance, invited to attend and give Learn PhotoShop Elements 2 Knitters contact Sherry Waddingham at nary Plat): 4880, and must be re- 461 South 800 West, Centerville. WORK MEETING: comment on this Petition ceived no later than 5:00 Tooele Adult Education will • Aug. 29 — 5 p.m. Birthday [email protected]; (801) 236- 1. CUP #1258-06 Timo- to vacate a platted town pm, Friday, October 13, Registration will be from 9-10 a.m. sponsor a class in what to do with Bingo 7550; or at the Utah Arts Council, thy Edinger (20 kw gen- street. 2006. with a cost of $15. For more infor- your digital camera photos using 617 East South Temple, Salt Lake erator) Dated this 27th day of (Published in the Tran- mation please call 843-5602. PhotoShop Elements. The class July, 2006. Groups City, Utah 84102-1177. 2. CUP #1257-06 Ronald script Bulletin August 15, will run Thursday, Aug. 31, from Erickson (dog kennel) BY ORDER OF THE 2006) Curious Catholic Christian? Visit the Utah Arts Council RUSH VALLEY TOWN 6-9 a.m. The cost will be $15. Come Other Business: PUBLIC NOTICE Are you thinking about becom- Website at www.arts.utah.gov for COUNCIL Adjournment: PREVIOUS PATIENTS ing a Catholic Christian? in to prepay. Call to register. L.O.E. picnic information regarding all Utah Arts BY JOYCE MCATEE Dated this 10th day of OF MONICA M EBERT, TOWN RECORDER Often, one wonders about the The Tooele Ladies of the Elks Council programs. August, 2006 PHD, CLINICAL PSY- (Published in the Tran- local church or perhaps how one Get your high school diploma will host their annual summer Mary Dixon, Secretary CHOLOGIST Arts council hosts seminar script Bulletin August 1, Christian church differs from picnic and membership drive on Tooele County Plan- As allowed by Utah stat- The Tooele Adult Education The Utah Arts Council will host 8, 15, & 22, 2006) ning Commission ute, patient records inac- another. You may even wonder Center offers all classes required Tuesday, Aug. 22 at Camp Wapati a seminar on “Press Releases and (Published in the Tran- PUBLIC NOTICE tive for seven or more why you are not active in a faith, or for a high school diploma, basic at 6:30 p.m. A delicious barbeque Getting Publicity” for artists of all script Bulletin August 15, The Deseret Chemical years will be destroyed 2006) why you are a “lapsed” Catholic? education, GED preparation, word will also be provided including a disciplines on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 6-8 Depot (DCD) Tooele beginning September Asking your questions is the best processing, driver’s education and hickory-smoked brisket with sad- Chemical Demilitariza- 10th, 2006. Individuals p.m. at the Rio Grande Depot, 300 Public Notices tion Facility (TOCDF) in- wishing to have records place to begin this search. English as a second language for dleback barbeque sauce. The LOE S. 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becomes undetectable. More often, home where his now 21-year-old son Autism the treatment simply helps the child lives, the young man watches from continued from page B1 live more richly. his window. Individualized treatment involv- “Every time I drop Nils off at the At the first meeting June 28, ing “lots of opportunities to practice group home and drive away my heart parents shared stories and worked skills and positive reinforcement” is is in my throat,” he said. “Because together to discuss ways to help most effective, according to Higbee. Nils is watching me through the win- their children. The treatment can be used on kids dow and most people with autism Ungritch said it was a relief to and adults, but is most effective don’t do that.” hear other parents talk about their when started at age 3-5, he adds. Nils is completely non-verbal, struggles. For instance, Ungritch Finding the best education options but can communicate with pictures. said, she often feels labeled as a bad is a challenge. One mother in the Today he is a great athlete — he parent because of her son’s behavior, group has considered homeschool- which is connected to his disability. ing her son. Others have considered snow skies and goes flying in his Therefore, she could relate when transporting their children to Salt father’s plane on weekends. He is another mother in the group told a Lake City to a new charter school learning job skills in a nonpaid posi- story about shopping in Wal-Mart or to a private school for those with tion at Super Target. Despite the one day when her child started to autism. As a group, the parents aim trials, Berns said there are compen- throw a temper tantrum. The poor to increase their access to services sating blessings. mother was doing her best to calm available in Tooele County. “For me it’s seeing him smile and her child when a man hollered “It is so needed. We’re frustrat- it’s seeing him joyfully interacting over to her, “Can’t you control your ed and people are actually leaving with other people. See him treated child?” Tooele and moving out of Tooele with dignity and respect and to see Other struggles include finding because there are no services. I him treat others the same way. It baby sitters or needed childcare for think that’s something that caught doesn’t bother me he’s not a genius. a children with autism. In addition, the school district by surprise is The world doesn’t need more genius- some family members go into denial people are moving,” Ungritch said. es, the world needs more lovers and that a child really has autism, delay- “A lot of them aren’t saying any- what I mean by lovers is people who ing treatment. thing. They’re just, like, why fight photography / Troy Boman are kind and compassionate,” Bern Autism is often hard to diagnose the fight? And moving; I’ve thought Kelli Foutch (above) plays with her son, Gabe, who has autism. Misty Ungritch (below) poses with her son Cameron said. “Nils has been my greatest and can lead children to be non- of it, too.” Morrow, who has Asperger’s Syndrome. Ungritch started Action for Autism, a group for parents of children with autism. teacher about kindness and compas- verbal, effect their ability to learn, Ungritcht and other members of sion and love.” cause acute sensitivity to sound and Action for Autism know most of director for Tooele School District, abilities, Pitt said. That includes hiring of early hard-core intervention Action for Autism, meets twice- touch, result in ultra-picky eating the services they need are available. empathizes with parents who want ing over 200 employees, including with autism,” Bern said. habits and cause difficulty thinking But, they say many children are to see more services. While funds teachers, paraeducators and special- Bern believes his and his wife’s monthly, the first Tuesday and the are limited, Pitt says she welcomes out of the box. not getting access to most of them ists. According to the Individuals efforts with their son, who has severe third Wednesday of every month. feedback from the parents. Parents While there is no cure, early treat- because services are spread across with Disabilities Education Act it’s autism, kept him from being insti- The next meeting is Aug. 16 at 7 are already essential in creating ment can help children grow up to the district. They would like to see the school district’s responsibility to tutionalized. Plus, attending public p.m. at the Tooele County Health Individualized Educational Plans for live more fully functioning lives. increased knowledge of autism provide children with disabilities a schools in Salt Lake Nils made many Department. The group aims to the 1,545 special education students Utah State University assistant among all educators and aids, and free and appropriate special educa- friends through the peer tutor pro- increase the number of community in the school district, not including professor Thomas Higbee has all the services consolidated in one tion from ages 3-22. Pitt believes grams. In elementary school his peer programs available for those with preschool students. seen cases where under intensive place. through the public education system tutors would come over for sleep autism, increase public awareness, “I think they are being very proac- early treatment, children’s autism Doelene Pitt, special education children with autism get even more overs. A similar program is in place provide resources, and educate and tive, ... they have volun- services than those offered through in Tooele County’s junior high and support other parents of a child with teered to do whatever expensive private schools in Salt high schools, but there is not pro- autism. For more information come we have asked them to Lake City. gram in the elementary schools. to the meeting or call 843-8562, or go do,” Pitt said. Early education can prevent the Today one of Bern’s greatest to groups.yahoo.com and search for In an effort to state from spending millions later improve the education for care. Currently, autism costs $90 accomplishments is the fact that action for autism. for children with autism, billion annually. Approximately 90 when he drives away from the group e-mail: [email protected] Pitt sent a group of her percent of costs are in adult ser- employees to a four-day vices. The same study by the London national autism confer- School of Economics found the cost ence in Park City last of lifelong care can be reduced by weekend. In addition, one-third with early diagnosis and she will offer classes on intervention. autism to regular teach- While Dave Bern, an employee ers. She is also looking of Transcript Bulletin Publishing, into creating special whose son Nils was diagnosed with classrooms for those 493 W. 400 N. Tooele autism at age two, commends any with autism. efforts to improve the services avail- Already the district able for children with disabilities, spends $5.5 million to 882-4800 he emphasized the most important educate those with dis- thing is the get children needed help immediately. Almost two decades ago, Bern began his own struggle with autism. Nil’s diagnosis was the beginning For health care of a long, at times painful, yet growing journey. that serves the “Most of it has turned out very well, but there were times when the tunnel was very, very dark and entire family it took a lot of time before the light appeared,” Bern said. Determined to do everything they IHC and all major insurances could to help their son succeed, Bern’s wife spent her days with Nils accepted. Conveniently in Salt Lake from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday for behavioral therapy. located in Stansbury Park After two years, the family decided to move to Salt Lake. to serve Tooele County. “It had everything to do with autism. At that time there was noth-

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