Ginter, 32, Tooele, Has One First-Degree and One Second- Opened Her Mouth

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TOOELE Now you’ll TRANSCRIPT really get to know this guy. See guide inserted in today’s newspaper BULLETIN October 11, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 40 50 cents Depot halts Recent violence spotlights gang problem operation by Mary Ruth Hammond the situation, more people are the Catholic Church in Tooele. 24, who was shot in the chest family members stated during last STAFF WRITER going to be buried as a result The meeting, which elicited com- with a .22-cailber hand gun at week’s meeting that they do not Tooele has a “very, very big of gang violence,” says Daniel ments from Father Matthew Settlement Canyon Reservoir in believe Herrera was the only one until safety gang problem,” which is affecting Pacheco, a Tooele native who is Wixted and Deacon Joe Cormier, Tooele on Sept. 20. Martinez died involved in the shooting. From all families as well as all residents actively involved in a myriad of as well as Kirby and Swartzfager, before a friend and EMTs could their comments, it appeared of the city, according to Tooele local groups and organizations. was attended by about 75 com- get him to the hospital. many family members and friends is ensured City Police Chief Ron Kirby and A discussion of violence and munity residents. An 18-year-old Tooele man, believe Martinez’ death was some- Sgt. Steve Swartzfager. gang activity was the focus of a Many of those who attended Daniel Herrera, has been arrest- how gang-related. by Mark Watson And unless police as well as town meeting held Tuesday, Oct. the meeting were family members ed and charged with first-degree STAFF WRITER the community “gets a handle on 4, at St. Marguerites Parish of or friends of Richard Martinez, murder in Martinez’ death. But SEE GANGS ON A3 The state of Utah wants some answers about faulty alarms in a control room and sloppy record keeping at the Chemical Agent Sneak Peak Munitions Disposal System (CAMDS) at Deseret Chemical Depot. Depot officials last Thursday stopped all hazardous waste operations at CAMDS because of findings identified in a letter from the state’s Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste (DSHW), an agency which issues permits to the federal facility which dis- poses of hazardous waste. The letter cited incidents where alarms were supposed to go off in a control room when emergency monitors outside malfunctioned. Another problem dealt with record keeping. “Reviews of the logbook show many times that a 12-hour shift will pass with nothing being recorded,” reads the letter from the state. State officials made extensive reviews of operations at CAMDS over the past several months and requested that Deseret Chemical Depot (DCD) respond to the findings by Oct. 21. Depot Commander Col. Raymond T. Van Pelt, however, went a step further and curtailed all hazardous waste operations at CAMDS. He wants a thor- ough review and will take 30 to 60 days to make sure all the issues are addressed, said Alaine Southworth, public affairs officer at DCD. She said that no problems were discovered at photography / Troy Boman the main incinerator and stor- Grantsville high students (l-r) Brita Titmus and Vanessa Hall catch a court level view of the 3A state tennis tournament last Friday at BYU. age areas, so work will continue as usual at those facilities The main incinerator area employs about 1,000 people. The facility at fault employs Flu clinics slated; study finds toddlers not that innocent 130 people and is located approximately 1.5 miles south by Jesse Fruhwirth gests toddlers are most responsible infection has started well before ing asthma, HIV and pregnancy. hospitilized when infection occurs. of the main incinerator. STAFF WRITER spreading the virus at epidemic pro- Thanksgiving. A new study by doctors at Boston “The data suggest that when kids “We take the issues addressed Shortages of flu vaccine experi- portions. Health offficials have long Children’s Hospital at Harvard are sneezing, the elderly begin to by DSHW seriously,” Van Pelt enced last year don’t seem likely to Tooele County Aging/Adult advised everyone to get a flu shot, University finds that near-complete die,” Dr. John Brownstein, the lead said, “and will not consider repeat. Health officials are gearing Services has announced its flu especially those at high risk. High immunization of toddlers might pro- author of the study said in a press restarting operations until we up to immunize high risk individu- clinics. Influenza reaches epidem- risk candidates are 65 or older or tect the entire community better release. “Three and four-year-olds als from the influenza virus at the ics proportions usually later in the 24 months and younger, and those than the current strategy, which SEE SHUTDOWN ON A5 same time that a new study sug- season, but some years widespread with handful of conditions includ- focuses on those most likely to be SEE FLU ON A2 Worms on lunch menu for teen with a cause Man sentenced to prison by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER Many have opened their pock- for burning house, trailer et books to help the victims of by Mary Ruth Hammond Court to a reduced charge of arson. Hurricane Katrina. Grantsville High STAFF WRITER He was originally charged with School sophomore January Walker Chad Ginter, 32, Tooele, has one first-degree and one second- opened her mouth. been sentenced to 1-15 years in degree felony charges of arson. And she ate an earthworm. prison for a second-degree charge Although the crime occurred in Then another. of arson. Ginter, who has recently Tooele, Ginter’s defense attorney, And then at least seven more, spent 60 days at Utah State Prison Phillip W. Dyer, asked that the sen- actually chomping to a salivary undergoing a psychological exam- tencing be handled in a Salt Lake death a few of the squiggly slither- ination, admitted earlier this year City courtroom. Dyer based that ers. Many, she admitted, she just that he intentionally set a house request on the fact that a relative swallowed. belonging to himself and his girl- of Ginter’s stepchildren is a clerk A rousing success, the strat- friend, plus a camp trailer behind in Tooele’s 3rd District Court. egy helped raise over $800 from the house, on fire on Feb. 25. It was Feb. 25 that Ginter Grantsville students for the relief Judge Stephen Henroid of Salt intentionally started a fire at a effort. Lake City’s 3rd District Court, house he had once shared with Almost a month ago, Jay, as her suspended the prison term, but his girlfriend, Amy Spendlove, peers call her, promised the student ordered that Ginter serve one year her two older children, and the body that if they contributed to the in the Salt Lake County jail. The couple’s two younger children. hurricane relief effort and raised judge made it clear that Ginter will Additionally, Ginter admitted that the goal of $800 she would eat six receive no credit for time already after putting Spendlove’s personal earthworms. served in jail. Neither will Ginter belongings, some four-wheelers, On Friday afternoon when uneasy be given any suspended time on and Christmas presents belonging spectators gathered in the school his jail sentence for any “good to Spendlove’s two older children cafeteria to watch the spectacle, behavior” he otherwise might into a camp trailer located behind Walker’s slippery side dish was both have earned. the house, he set fire to that struc- a cheerleading and a victory cel- photography / Jesse Fruhwirth Ginter pleaded guilty earlier ture. January Walker’s gross humanitarianism helped raise hundreds of dollars for victims of recent hurricanes. A this year before Judge Randall N. large banner in the school’s cafeteria read “Help Katrina effort ~ $800 = 6 Worms Eaten.” Walker stood on a SEE WORMS ON A2 Skanchy of Tooele’s 3rd District cafeteria chair circled by peers who cheered, nervously laughed and tried to keep down their lunches Friday. SEE GINTER ON A12

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight. Lows OBITUARIES A8 TV LISTINGS B4 Hurricane-impacted family in the low 40s. Mostly sunny finds respite in county before Wednesday, Highs in the 60s. CROSSWORD A8 DOINGS B2 returning home. See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 ETCETERA ... Flu News Briefs ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 Settlement water to be shut off are sentinels that allow us to focus our surveillance systems.” Settlement Canyon Irrigation Wed 64/41 Sometimes called “herd vaccina- shareholders are informed that 10/12 tion,” the study showed that immu- water will be shut off on Friday, Mainly sunny. High 64F. Winds nizing 80 percent of three and four Oct. 15. NNE at 5 to 10 mph. year olds had dramatic effects on Flu clinics set up throughout reducing the amount of flu-related county for senior citizens hospitilizations and deaths in all Thu 66/41 Tooele County Aging and 10/13 age groups. Adult Services will offer flu clin- “[P]reschools and daycares, with Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 60s ics in October. Medicare Part and lows in the low 40s. their close quarters, are hotbeds of B will be billed for the cost of infection,” Brownstein said. the flu and pneumonia shots Brownstein said a more effective if it is your primary insurance, Fri strategy than focusing on those that and Blue Cross will be billed as 69/43 are high risk for major complica- 10/14 a secondary insurance. Without tions might be to prioritize patients insurance coverage, the flu Sunny. Highs in the upper 60s and who are most likely to be spreading lows in the low 40s. shots will be $20 and pneumonia the virus. and tetanus shots will be offered Brownstein suggests that immu- at $30. The clinics will be sched- nizing toddlers is easier than immu- uled as follows: Sat 61/37 nizing the elderly, and may be more • Wendover Senior Citizen’s 10/15 effective at protecting everyone. In Center — Wednesday, Oct. 12, Sunshine. Highs in the low 60s Tooele County where many eldery 1-4 p.m. and lows in the upper 30s. patients live in rural areas, travel to • Tooele Senior Citizen’s population centers to be immunized Center — Monday, Oct. 17, 9 can be difficult. Currently less than a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun 58/33 63 percent of those 65 years and • Grantsville Senior Citizen’s 10/16 older receive flu vaccines nation- Center — Wednesday, Oct. 19, Few showers. Highs in the upper wide. Since 1997, little improve- from 1-5 p.m. 50s and lows in the low 30s. ment has been made in getting more For further information, ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content seniors vaccinated. please call Joyce Rigby at 882- Service Donna Young of Tooele County 2870 ext. 128 or Donna Young at Aging/Adult Services said vaccine 882-2870 ext. 126. Temps/Precipitation shortages have contributed to that slow increase. Corrections Date High Low (prec./inches) “Last year made a huge differ- Oct. 6 62 39 ence because we didn’t get the vac- The Utah-based Web site that Oct. 7 68 65 cine we needed,” Young said. sells products from Paw Print Pet Oct. 8 69 47 .02 Oct. 9 61 35 Lending support to the statistics, Apparel is supportyourlocalm- Oct. 10 57 34 trace Young said “we give pretty much the ama.com. same amount every year.” Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer ***** From 1989-97, flu vaccination In the Sept. 29 and Oct. 6 sto- for the National Weather Service, reports that his recording station at 139 S. Main in people aged 65 years or older ries reviewing the candidates received .02 inches of precipitation increased from 30 to 63 percent. for Stockton’s town council, the between Oct. 6 and Oct. 10 and a total But from 1998-2004, no increase in Transcript-Bulletin regrettably of .64 so far this month. The normal for October is 1.81 inches. coverage has been recorded. One referred to Pat Valdez as a “retired national health objectives published photography / Troy Boman military officer.” Valdez is neither For the water year, which began Oct. 1, 2004, Tooele has received .64 inches of by the U.S. Department of Health Got Flumist? It protects the herd. See story for details or contact the Tooele County Health Department for retired nor yet an officer. Valdez precipitation. The normal for the year is and Human Services is to increase vaccination locations. currently works in a civilian posi- 18.49 inches of precipitation. flu vaccine coverage for the 65 or shots from Aging/Adult Services. tion for the US Air Force as a sci- that age group as it has not yet been Center - Wednesday, October 12 older age group to 90 percent by For those without insurance, the from 1-4 p.m. entific photographer. He is also Pollen Count 2010. In 2004, 63 percent of the 65 or tested on others. Flumist is avail- a master sergeant select of the able at the Tooele County Health shots will cost $20. • Tooele County Senior Citizens’ The pollen counts from the older age groups got flu shots, down Army Reserve. As a non-commis- Department for $20 for adults, $10 Pneumonia and Tetanus shots Center on Monday, October 17 from Intermountain Allergy and from a high of nearly 66 percent in sioned officer, Valdez has been for children. will also be offered at $30. Medicare 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 1999. approved for an officer’s position After the 24th, all age groups are will cover that cost for for those • Grantsville Senior Citizens’ as of Oct. 11, 2005, were as fol- Because there doesn’t seem to be but has not yet been promoted. invited to receive the flu shot. The Center on Wednesday, October 19 lows: a risk of flu shot shortage this year, who rely on the program as their prices for the flu shot and Flumist from 1-5 p.m. Sagebrush — Very High everyone can be vaccinated. primary insurance provider. are the same this year at the Health email: [email protected] The Centers for Disease Control • Wendover Senior Citizens’ Mold — High Department but individuals should NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 and Prevention website reports that Ragweed — Low check their insurance providers as 60 million vaccinations are already Chenopods — Low the shot in the past has been cov- available, more than the total of ered by more providers than the 57 million administered in 2004. mist. Another 10 million will be manufac- Below are the dates and locations City council candidates tured by the end of the year. for those 65 and older to receive flu Prior to October 24, the CDCP advises health care providers to to air views at meetings reserve flu shots for high risk indi- Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! viduals. People ages 5-49 are able Tooele by Mark Watson question-and-answer session. to try out the new Flumist, which is 1/2 lb. Double Then on Monday, Oct. 21 at inhaled. The mist is advised only for STAFF WRITER Cheeseburger Combo Unfamiliar with Tooele and noon, the rotary club will host all the candidates for Tooele “We Are Your Neighborhood w/fries & a Med. Drink Grantsville mayoral and city Family Theatre” council candidates? City Council. Candidates for mayor in 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. The Tooele County Chamber Worms $ 49 Tooele include current City (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 of Commerce will host a continued from page A1 Recorder Pat Dunlavy and cur- “meet the candidates” session Tickets are now available online rent City Councilman Steve ebration. After the first lunch when at www.movieswest.com Wednesday at Buddy’s Family 5 Bevan. In Grantsville the can- Walker ate three worms, the school th th Entertainment Center at noon. didates are incumbent Mayor had nearly reached its goal; $757 had Oct. 7 – 13 This meeting will include can- been collected and Walker seemed Ice Cream Sundaes Byron Anderson and former City * didates for Tooele mayor and Councilman Craig Anderson. determined to keep eating worms Wallace & Gromit Tooele City Council. Candidates for Tooele City until the whole $800 was in hand. Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 For those who cannot make Council include incumbents “I’m going to eat five more Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 All Day that session, the Tooele Rotary Doug Redmond and John because some friends said ‘if you eat Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (G) ¢ Club is hosting a pair of “meet Hansen, Dave McCall and Scott five more I’ll contribute,’” Walker the candidates” meetings. said. “So I said OK.” 99 Everyday Wardle. Grantsville City Council * On Monday, Oct. 17 at noon, candidates include incumbents Not everyone was supportive. Into the Blue candidates running for mayor- Paul Rupp and Kyle Matthews “You’re going to eat more? That’s Dly: 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 490 N.Main , Tooele • 882-3608 al positions in Grantsville and and Brent Marshall. gross,” crowed one student. Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:45, 7:00 (PG-13) HO URS: M on - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 1 1 am – 9 pm Tooele will be on hand for a e-mail:[email protected] “Why can’t you do that at the assembly, we’re eating here,” said another. Two for the Money* Subscribe Today • 882-0050 “Jay, you’re gross,” was all a third Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 student could muster. Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 Overall the reactions of students Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (R) were very curious and supportive. Mari Vera and Kiera Stoiwold, both seniors, organized the fund drive Corpse Bride �� and were happy with the attention Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� Walker has brought to the effort. Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) KIDS They introduced Walker before both �� lunches. “I don’t think anyone really �� thought I was going to do it,” Walker Flight Plan �� said. Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 �� Despite spitting up a few before Tuesday & Sun: 12:10, 2:20 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13) �� putting them back down and half EAT �� gagging after each morsel, Walker Sunday �� made light of her feat. * �� In Her Shoes �� “Yeah, they’re alive, and these Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� ones are bigger” than those she ate Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� at the first lunch, she said. Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (PG-13) �� am pm am pm �� Walker said she wants to be a Mon-Sat 11 - 10 , Sunday 11 - 8 �� Show Times are subject to change. �� math teacher when she is older, �� Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun Noon �� and though she hasn’t picked out �� All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 precisely which college, she has • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� decided she would like to study in Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� Great Britain. All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� “I’m hoping to visit every single 29 North Main • 843-8700 �� country, teaching,” she said. �� Her high ambitious grit and fear- �� RITZ RITZ RITZ PG-13 �� lessness will help her on the way. PG Ends PG �� Walker isn’t without any stan- Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:15 Nightly 5:00 Thursday Sun - Thurs 7:00 �� Filmed in Utah �� dards of diet, however. She’s seems Tooele’s Show Place Robert Redford, Jennifer Lopez and Morgan Freeman �� aware, acutely aware given the cir- for Over 60 Years! �� cumstances, of good hygiene. GREATEST GAME MOBSTERS AN UNFINISHED �� 882-2273 Ends “Come on, I have to eat those,” 111 North Main, Tooele �� EVER PLAYED & MORMONS LIFE Thursday she said, lightly slapping the wrist http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: $4.00 before 6pm: $4.00 �� of one curious onlooker trying to �� MOTOR VU �� finger her worms. �� “I have a paranoia about other �� people touching my food.” THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON, SEE YOU IN APRIL 2006 email: [email protected] TUESDAY October 11, 2005 A3

parents who try to do everything before voting polls closed in last Gangs right, yet who still have kids who week’s primary election. Many continued from page A1 stray. candidates may have been heavily “I am a parent, too,” the chief involved in last-minute campaign- Chief Kirby replied that other said. “My children do things I ing or watching polling results). police officers in attendance at wish they wouldn’t do. I don’t Deacon Cormier suggested the meeting, as well as himself have an answer on how to stop that another meeting be held at and Swartzfager, are working that.” on leads that others may have Daniel Pacheco noted that the Catholic Church sometime been involved in the shooting. while last Tuesday’s meeting was in November (watch the Tooele He added that there were defi- a good beginning — it was simply Transcript-Bulletin for a date nitely “gang members” from “both that — a beginning. He wondered and time for that meeting), where sides” attending Martinez’ vigil why no candidates running for the community can come togeth- and funeral, which were held mayor or city council had bother again and work to gather more Sept. 24 and Sept. 25. ered to attend the meeting. (It input to stop violence and gang Richard’s family members should be noted, however, that activity in the city. stated that threats against them the meeting began just one hour e-mail: [email protected] and others have been made. Sgt. Swartzfager acknowledged that there have been “rumors” of retaliation for Martinez’ death. But he added that if such threats are being made, they should immedi- Home Interiors and Thomas Kinkade ately be brought to the attention unite in a special relief effort to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina of police officers. “By the time (the police depart- All profits from the purchases of our #11995 ment) hear the rumors, they have been passed around and changed photography / Troy Boman Light in the Storm Candle so many times that we don’t know Tooele County Deputy Attorneys Dave Cundick (left) and Gary Searle (center), who is prosecuting the murder will be donated. This in an incredible way to what to believe,” Swartzfager case against Daniel Herrera, along with Tooele County Investigator Bobby Joe Main investigate the crime provide hope for those who need it most and to bring a special glow to your own home! stated. scene in Settlement Canyon where Richard Martinez was killed last month. Police officials have said they Police say there is no proof looked at the potential for gang motivations in their investigation of the crime “all along” and family members that Martinez was a gang mem- of Herrera have claimed to receive threats of retaliation. Plan to attend the “Event” of the YEAR! ber. Friends, family members and related” situations are sometimes part of the problem seems to be Communities that Care, to join Where: Phils Glass 635 N. Main acquaintances adamantly deny he blamed on one group of people that gang members from other the parenting sessions or to find When: Wed, Oct 19th 2005 was a gang member. or race. communities may be coming to help in offering youth violence- Time: 5:30pm to 8:00pm Those who knew Richard best Father Wixted said it will take Tooele to recruit members or to free skills to deal with turmoil and Spin the “Wheel of Light” to Win describe him as a caring and com- the entire community to work create problems. conflict. Berry can be reached by passionate individual, who was a Fabulous “FREE GIFTS” together, in spite of religious or During last Tuesday’s meeting, telephone at the Tooele City Hall. Many Cash & Carry Items good influence and leader. They ethnic differences, to curb the police and Catholic Church offi- Matt Trujillo noted that while See the new 2005 Christmas line! say he was a role model to his violence erupting in Tooele. The cials turned time over to those in he doesn’t claim to have a “per- Any Questions or Donations younger relatives, as well as to leader of St. Marguerites parish the audience to ask questions and fect” family, he and his wife have everyone who knew him. contact Amie Russell 837-2118 noted that in the autumn season offer comments on ways to curb been diligent in being involved or Sandy Critchlow 882-2675 Sgt. Swartzfager noted dur- of the year, as tree leaves change violence. with their children’s lives. Matt ing his opening remarks during colors before dying, the fall sea- A Tooele resident who works added that as a parent, he has Tuesday’s meeting that the gath- son brings a welcome relief from in Salt Lake City as a probation stressed to his sons the impor- ering was not the place to “point summer’s heat and beauty to the officer noted that he had spoken tance of getting good grades in fingers” or to blame any person or world with its brilliant fall col- with former Tooele Mayor Charlie school. any culture for the tragedy which ors. Roberts several weeks ago about “I have had the opportunity to st brought Martinez’ young life to an “No two leaves are the same,” the graffiti painted on the old coach basketball and football for end. Rather, Swartzfager said, the 1 Anniversary Father Wixted continued, “but Albertson’s store and several younger youth,” M. Trujillo con- meeting was initiated as a forum each leaf is beautiful in its own other abandoned buildings along tinued. He pointed out that when where police could hear the con- magnificence.” the city’s Main Street. kids are young, everyone can play cerns of the community. He said Nate Trujillo, a member of St. “I told the mayor that if the on basketball, football, baseball, the meeting was also a time to Marguerites parish and student graffiti continues, other gang soccer or other teams. Members brainstorm, and for residents to body president at Tooele High members will see it and it will of those teams are “gangs” in the offer suggestions that police, par- School, echoed the words of trigger more violence and shoot- sense that they share mutual feel- SALE! �� ents and young people can use Father Wixted. He noted that he ings,” the man stated. ings of love for a sport, of playing �� to help end the violence that is and his best friend have a myriad Some in the audience won- together as a team, and of being �� escalating in Tooele. of differences. dered why an abandoned build- friends with others on the team. �� Lt. Kirby noted that Tooele’s �� “He is white and I am Hispanic,” ing, such as the one which previ- But when students reach 9th- �� gang problem has gotten worse Trujillo said of his best friend. “He ously housed Albertson’s, couldn’t grade, Trujillo noted, they are no during the last year and has sud- is Mormon and I am Catholic.” be turned into a recreation hall longer eligible to play on team denly “blown up in the face” of But Trujillo also pointed out it where kids could go after school sports or participate in most the entire community. He said takes finding only “one thing that to study, interact with others, and school activities if they do not �� that not only are “street gangs” is alike” in individuals or groups be safe under adult supervision. have and maintain at least a 2.0 a problem, but motorcycle gangs � �� to bring them together and to However, in response to that GPA. The father said parents have also become active in the enable them to be friends rath- remark, others noted that over need to stress to their children �� community. er than enemies. For example, the years there have been after- the importance of a good educa- �� In addition to Martinez’ death, the teen noted that both he and school activities provided for tion. Parents must help their chil- Nick Nakar, 40, co-owner of his best friend believe in their youth, but none of those activi- dren with homework, and make Quality Quik Stop on Broadway Christian faiths. They both come ties lasted too long or were very sure their children attend school, �� Street, was beaten by two white from families with strong morals. successful, they said. and let their children know that if �� men after closing his store and “Instead of looking at our dif- Others in the audience stated they are falling behind in home- � �� trying to get into his vehicle on ferences, we find the things we that requiring students to wear work, there are those who are �� Sept. 9. Two men accused of tak- have in common and build on uniforms to school might help. willing to offer a hand. ing part in assaulting Nakar with �� those things,” Trujillo said. “My But others noted that the idea “Nick has had many young �� a baseball bat and stabbing him best friend and I are very differ- of school uniforms has come up people in our home to tutor them in his lower chest, plus another ent, yet we have some things that several times in the past and that in school work so they can main- two white men who are accused are very similar and which allows most students as well as parents tain good grades and participate of waiting in a get-away car, have us to be best friends.” oppose the idea. in school activities,” M. Trujillo been arrested. Nick Trujillo, who was elect- THS Student Body President said. � �� Nakar is a native of India. The ed by Tooele High School stu- N. Trujillo, said that under the One woman noted, however, apparent leader of the attack dents as their president for the leadership of Mr. Mike Westover, that while many parents do not �� against him, Aaron Segelson, 32, 2005/06 school year, is follow- the school’s principal, a dress give their children the attention �� Tooele, is a known member of ing in the footsteps of an older code at the school is being strictly they crave and need, other par- a white supremacist gang. Even brother who was the school’s enforced. ents try to do “everything right” though Nakar was carrying hun- 2004/05 student body president. Trujillo also pointed out that and still have offspring who get dreds of dollars in a bank deposit A younger brother is serving as there is currently an excel- into trouble. She said she con- bag when he was beaten, none of student body president of Tooele lent program being offered sidered herself a good parent the money was stolen. Junior High School this year. And to Tooele parents and youth — a person who has always been Luckily, Nakar survived the back in the 1980s, Matt Trujillo, called “Communities that Care.” there for her children. Yet, she attack and last week returned to father of the three brothers, was Through grant monies, parenting has a daughter who became preg- his place of business. The appar- elected as Tooele High School’s classes are being offered under nant and who has been involved ent racial or ethnic crime against student body president. Matt’s the umbrella of that program. And in other trouble. Nakar doesn’t particularly bother wife is a teacher at Tooele’s West surveys are being taken through Chief Kirby responded that he �� him. He said the same thing could Elementary School. the program, which Trujillo say wished he had the answer for have happened to him in his native It was during the 1970s — a time are somewhat alarming. country, and added, “These are when tensions ran especially high Nick noted that according to good people in Tooele … world is between Hispanics and whites at numerous surveys, there is a tre- going crazy. Everywhere there’s a Tooele High School — that Dr. mendously high number of Tooele problem now.” Jose Trujillo, Nick’s grandfather, 12th-graders who have used alco- PERSONAL COMMUNITY It does, however, bother the was hired by the school district. hol and smoked cigarettes and/or Martinez family that they do not With the help of Dr. Trujiillo, marijuana during this past year. HEALTH CARE, P.C. have answers as to whether the along with church and commu- Additionally, many THS seniors death of their loved one was nity leaders and the police force, have used hallucinogenic drugs, 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 gang-related. It also bothers them the hostilities between the two and over four percent have car- that only one person has been ethnic groups was brought under ried hand guns over the last year. arrested. They say they are cer- control. A little more than one percent of tain that others were involved in Police say it does not seem THS seniors reported taking a the shooting. now that there is any great stress hand gun to school during 2005. NEW EXTENDED HOURS And it bothers the Martinez between Hispanics and whites in A woman in the audience family, as well as others of the Tooele that are causing the esca- encouraged more parents Hispanic community, that “gang lating gang problems. They say to call Milo Berry, director of Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care We are pleased to introduce a new Nurse Practitioner who has joined our team at Personal Community Health Care Monday Wed. Friday There’s a Gwendolyn Cook MS, APRN, FNP 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Put it in our Better Way Tuesday Thursday to Get the “Doings” section! 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Notices of special events for Word Out. charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-proﬁt Saturday 9 am - 4 pm organizations, etc.

882-0050 [email protected] 1959 North Aaron Visit our new convenient hours with Curt Drive, Suite C. Tooele TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Dustin and Gwendolyn Cook, Family Nurse 882-1644 BULLETIN Practitioners for all your health care needs A4 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 Utahns advised to stop Dispatcher lauded for work to modernize center watering their lawns by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER The Utah Division of Water ued. Tooele County’s Sheriff’s Resources is asking Northern Conservation practices such as department is way out in front Utahns to stop watering not watering your lawn until next in the state and the nation in their lawns until next spring. spring will save huge amounts implementing new technology Continuing to water lawns, which of water. Utah residents have that allows 911 operators to find begin to go dormant in October, reduced their water usage by 17 the location of a wireless phone can actually cause freeze dam- since 1995 and are encouraged to user who has called 911. For her age. keep up the good work. efforts in obtaining and imple- “The rainstorms we recently Utahns in the southern part menting that and other new experienced couldn’t have come of the state should cut back on technology, Lieutenant Regina at a better time,” said Molly watering as well. Watering lawns Dekanich was named the state- Waters, water conservation coor- no more than 5/8 of an inch once wide “Dispatcher of the Year”. dinator for Water Resources. “If a week throughout October, The Tooele County Sheriff’s your lawn begins to show severe and then once every 10 days in office was the first Utah public signs of stress go ahead and give November is plenty. safety answering point, the cen- it one more deep watering before Visit www.conservewater. ter that responds to 911 calls, shutting off your system.” Waters utah.gov for more information to be in compliance with the stressed, however, that regular on lawn watering and water con- Enhanced 911 system. Less than watering should be discontin- servation. 70 percent of 911 answering points are able to locate wireless phone users when they call 911. Dekanich said the technology has already been helpful since HUNTING SALE its implementation this year. “[E911] is something that benefits our community,” Dekanich said, “so why drag our feet on it?” With Tooele County’s large rural population, technology photography / Jesse Fruhwirth that allows her office to pin- Tooele County Sherriff Frank Park nominated Lt. Regina Dekanich for the Dispatcher of the Year award. Dekanich point a 911 caller’s location to won for her role in aquiring and implementing vast amounts of new technology at the dispatch center. within 100 feet has already been gencies that may arise at the funding to replace and upgrade 100 feet. useful in several calls. Deseret Chemical Depot. Much just about everything else in the Dekanich has worked for the Tooele’s Largest Dekanich is now the Dispatch of the funding for the technol- dispatch office as well. sheriff’s office for 16 years. She Firearm Retailer Supervisor who oversees 12 dis- ogy came from the Deseret “We have new phones and was promoted to her current patchers. She doesn’t answer Chemical Stockpile Emergency an all new system console,” position as Dispatch Supervisor calls as often as she used to, but Preparedness Program Dekanich said. “We pretty much three years ago. She is the moth- said she fills in when necessary. (CSEPP). replaced everything in our dis- er of two girls, ages 8 and 16, and “I do go in whenever the E911 “phase 1” required 911 patch center including radios, is married to Frank Dekanich, coverage needs me,” Dekanich answering points to know pre- % lighting, air...” who also works at the sheriff’s % said. Without taking calls and cisely which wireless phone Dekanich was also respon- department. operating the systems occasion- tower is being used to transmit sible for finding funding for the Dekanich was nominated 5-10off ally, Dekanich said extreme the emergency call. This pro- 5-10 systems upgrades. for the award from the Utah’s multi-tasking skills start to slow vides useful information, but “We were able to obtain some Sheriff’s Association by Tooele down. only locates a region, sometimes ENTIRE STORE money from emergency manage- County Sheriff Frank Park. “To talk on the phone and also as much as 30 miles from the optics • firearms • ammunition ment to upgrade our dispatch Dekanich said Park is a great be able to listen to the radio, caller’s actual location. “Phase clothing • gun accessories • knifes center,” Dekanich said. boss. that slows down if it’s not used,” 2” sends the latitude and longi- cleaning supplies Her office is responsible “He deserves recognition for she said. tude coordinates of the caller for responding to all calls in the support he gives his staff.” In addition to the E911 system, like global positioning systems the county as well as emer- email: [email protected] Dekanich said she has found and is usually accurate to within

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by Mark Watson to finance the construction at venture after three or four years the only company to submit bids STAFF WRITER the lowest possible rates. For of operation. The new nine holes for these projects. Construction crews start- the golf course, the city will bor- should be ready for play in the • After reviewing several ed work on nine new holes at row $1.7 million over 16 years at spring of 2007. scenarios where cities have Oquirrh Hills Golf Course two a 3.8 percent interest rate from “We’ve been working over installed fluoridation systems, Bank of America. the past several months to put Tooele City officials estimate weeks ago, but city officials City leaders believe an 18- together the financing for the that fluoridating Tooele’s water needed to pass a resolution last hole golf course, being built by golf course, everything has now will cost homeowners $15 to week to make sure it had money Wadsworth Golf Construction come together,” Burningham $30 extra on their water bills per available to pay for the project. out of Tucson, Ariz., will be more told the council. year. Tooele residents will vote State law allows some of the appealing to golfers, and subse- In other city action last week on the fluoridation issue during money Tooele receives from quently bring in more money to the council approved contracts the November election. property taxes to be funneled city. for improvements at England • Darlene Dixon provided into redevelopment projects for City Councilman John Hansen Acres Park and Dow James information about Tooele Boys downtown development and said 18-hole golf courses are Park. and Girls Club. She said 668 recreation. The tax revenue better all around, especially for A perimeter walkway will young people participate in vari- flows to the city over several companies who want to hold be constructed at England ous activities. months, but Tooele needed to corporate events. Whereas most Acres Park by Bob Child’s • Tooele City is trying to sell some bonds so it has money parks simply absorb money with Construction. The same com- decide how to battle the grow- to pay the contractor. little in return, golf courses at pany will also install sidewalks, ing problem of graffiti. Tooele Financial advisor Jason least bring in money from user tables, grills, cement slabs and Boys and Girls Club offered to Burningham said the city’s fees. The council would like the benches at Dow James Park. help the city with the problem. excellent credit rating allows it course to become a break-even Bob Child’s Construction was e-mail:[email protected]

Southworth said there are 44.5 percent of the original U.S. 8,000 barrels of hazardous waste stockpile of chemical weapons. still in storage at DCD which The Tooele Chemical Agent The Grantsville FFA is proud to present the always-popular Bar J have been generated over time. Disposal Facility is the first full- Wranglers of Jackson Hole, Wyo. These highly entertaining performers The Tooele Chemical Agent scale facility in the continental will be in Grantsville on Nov. 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. in the GHS audito- Disposal Facility, 22 miles south United States built to destroy rium. Tickets are $15 each and went on sale Monday, Oct. 10, at Cal of Tooele, will eventual dispose chemical weapons and agent. Ranch Stores in Tooele, Hale’s Oil in Grantsville and Anderson Handy’s of 13,616 tons, or approximately e-mail:[email protected] Corner in Grantsville. Proceeds will be used to support leadership training activities and scholarship for Grantsville FFA members. AffordableAffordable CutsCuts ‘Two For The Money’ NEW HOURS: 28 W. Vine • Tooele Monday - Saturday photography / Deseret Chemical Depot 843-5249 or 830-7308 10:00am - 7:30 pm Devices such as the Automatic Continuous Air Monitoring system is no ‘Jerry Maguire’ Expires 10/31/05 (ACAMS) (above) were brought into question by the Utah Department Bring this ad for o you don’t actually change. I know of Environmentally Quality, causing the Chemical Agent Munitions ever get because I still hated them at the Disposal System in Rush Valley to be shut down last week. $ any Chemical the feel- end of this movie. Service D Realignment and Closure 5.00 off ing that some- I hated them for failing to give me anything redeeming to grasp Shutdown Committee, but several state times people leaders would like to keep the Hair Extensions, Nails, Pedicures, All of Your Hair Needs onto; for filling me with anxiety, continued from page A1 in Hollywood facility operational because of Reg Price Cuts: Men & Children $7 - Women $10 frustration and anger. And for have corrected all deficiencies just don’t care employment opportunities it pro- Owner/Stylist: Jackie Shields-Whitehouse wasting two hours of my time with and achieved a disciplined oper- what kind of vides. & Tomi Ann Murphy - Warr movies they’re a hatefully cynical and unsym- ational mindset and approach making? That pathetic look at what gambling at CAMDS. We have initiated addiction will do to a person. it just doesn’t this work stoppage on our own Audrey Rock- McConaughey stars as Brandon matter to them Richardson because we are absolutely com- Lane, a former football star whose whether or not STAFF WRITER mitted to the safety of our work- career was cut short by an injury. you’re enter- ers and the public.” He can predict the outcome of Marty Gray, supervisor of tained, so long Reel Talk football games with mysterious as they make a chemical demilitarization for accuracy. This leads to an unorth- the Department of Environment buck? Do you odox job offer by Walter Abraham GRANDOPENINGCELEBRATION ever watch a movie and get the Quality for the state said that (Al Pacino), the owner of a major Col. Van Pelt was extremely pro- distinct impression that somebody 1 North Main Street, Tooele sports consulting operation in active in his response to the situ- just had $50 million lying around Friday, Oct. 14, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Manhattan. ation. and decided to make a pointless Saturday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Brandon is groomed to super- Southworth said the original movie, just because they can? star status as “John Anthony,” the mission of CAMDS was to devel- Enter to Win a $75, $50 or $25 Shopping Spree Not that these people intend quick-talking miracle man who op and test new technology for to make a pointless movie. It just rakes in millions for Walter with demilitarization and disposal of Free Gift for Everyone that Comes in turns out that way, because money his magical predictions. The two toxic chemical munitions. Storewide Specials alone does not make a worthy nurture a dysfunctional father/son “Since the 1970s, CAMDS has project. “Two For the Money” relationship, which degenerates W e offer unique, new and used items for your home and lifestyle, including developed personal protective furniture, decorative accessories, jewelry and much more. tries very hard to make a point. into manipulation and resentment. ensembles, monitoring systems, Something about gambling and And then they start to gamble, processing equipment and pro- ethics (as if the two go hand-in- literally and figuratively, with each cedures currently in use by other hand); and a few peripheral ideas other, with each other’s family chemical agent destruction facil- like family and loyalty and sports. members, and with each other’s ities across the United States,” It tries to make a point in the money. Caught in the middle of Southworth said. grand “Jerry Maguire” tradition. It this is Walter’s glamorous wife Other missions were to devel- tries to tussle with your emotions Toni (Rene Russo) whose concern op a technical data package for by alternately portraying its char- for workaholic Brandon ignites use in design and construction acters as despicable then good, jealousy in Walter. I get the dis- of other similar plants and to cranky then cheerful, ethically tinct impression that I was sup- process unserviceable chemical challenged then all straightened posed to feel good about the way munitions. �� out. It tries to do this in a fre- this all ended, but I didn’t. Less than two weeks ago, the �� netic office environment in which If, however, there is one impor- depot announced the Army’s people are shouting into phones tant lesson we can learn from decision to transition the former �� about sports all the time. Oh yes, “Two For the Money,” it’s that Al research and development facili- �� director DJ Caruso and writer Dan Pacino can chew scenery with ty to a new mission of secondary Gilroy have definitely seen, and the best of them. If he’d chewed waste segregation and closure. �� are trying desperately to imitate a little harder, maybe the vacant Secondary wastes are routinely �� “Jerry Maguire.” Matthew McConaughey would generated as a normal part of Problem is, these charac- have disappeared completely, and storage and disposal of chemical ters never really do stop being that would have been even better. weapons. Some of these wastes �� despicable, cranky, or ethically Grade: D are classified as hazardous challenged. They go through the Rated R, for violence, sexuality, because they are contaminated �� motions of changing, but they and pervasive language with low levels of agent-residue, �� according to Southworth. Typical secondary waste �� Two Coldwell agents hired includes items such as personal protective equipment, insulation, �� Coldwell Banker Residential Incorporated, the nation’s lead- cleaning materials, tools, steel �� Brokerage has announced the ing residential real estate bro- containers and munition cas- �� addition of two sales associates kerage company, is a subsidiary ings. to its Tooele sales team. They of Cendant Corporation (NYSE: Deseret Chemical Depot is �� are Coylynn Reynolds and CD). listed for closure by the Base Robert Riegel. Coylynn is an �� experienced agent while Robert �� is new to the real estate indus- �� try and a graduate of The Real 10-09-03 to 10-09-05 Estate School. �� Coldwell Banker Residential In Memory of Maureen Brokerage is Utah’s largest resi- �� dential real estate company with Today being two years �� 16 offices serving customers and communities across the Wasatch that you left me, my �� Front. The company offers resi- dear. Crying �� dential and commercial broker- don’t do me no age, corporate relocation, and mortgage services. good, but I Coldwell Banker Residential dropped a tear Brokerage is a member of the or two just for �� NRT family of companies. NRT you my dear. Love forever, If it happens here, until God puts us read about it here. together again. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Love, Cano Santos BULLETIN �� Subscribe Today • 882-0050 �� A6 TUESDAY October 11, 2005

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Help curb spread of flu

This winter’s influenza epidemic is still in its pre-dawn hours. The annual outbreak offers a challenge to the community and lessons in community health. Responsible measures to mitigate the community’s infection rate are everyone’s responsibility, particularly in light of new research that suggests younger age groups are primarily responsible for spreading the flu to the elderly. When otherwise healthy individuals get the flu, it’s more than just an inconvenience to the sick individual. A day before and up to seven days after symptoms occur, the sick individual spreads seeds of influenza, at some point likely to infect — either directly or indirectly — an individual who is at risk of death or hospitalization from the infection. Staying healthy with basic practices such as hand washing and flu shots does more than just protect one individual, it contributes to the health of the community. Infected kids who pick their noses, suck their thumbs, or fail to wash their hands after using the toilet are the worst offenders and should be vaccinated even if their personal risk of serious health complications due to infection is low. In 2004, only 12 percent of low-risk 2 to 17 year olds were vaccinated, a dangerously low figure for the community’s elderly population. Last year, public health officials nationwide suggested that lower-risk, younger individuals who do not need the flu shot should forgo the shot LETTERS TO THE EDITOR to ensure availability to those that are high-risk. This year, there appears to be no shortage and exactly the opposite advice should be offered: get outcome of Katrina is any indication on donated the chopper bicycle that was a flu shot to help slow the spread of the disease and protect everyone, Trust dentists, not tirades how prepared any of us are, then let us the grand prize in the toy giveaways. especially grandma and grandpa who are at greatest risk of dying from Editor: look to those who lived in New Orleans Thank you both so very, very much for the illness. Mr. Busico’s tirade against fluorida- and be warned. We each must take your support. tion is so full of misinformation, I felt responsibility for our own prepared- No child deserves to live in fear! responding was my civic duty. ness. ANOTHER VIEW The inane arguments against fluori- Bill Ford As a nation, we have pulled dation all rest on a single premise: fluo- Public Information Officer together our resources to help those rine is a chemical that can kill people. Membership Liaison in need. The time is upon us to take This is true. Opponents of fluoridation Western Utah Chapter responsibility and to stop laying blame, believe in the “hasty generalization” fal- Bikers Against Child Abuse Casual marriage views for blame’s only result is more victims. lacy that because this is true, all appli- “B.A.C.A.” cations of fluoride will kill you. This is Kim Hopkins simply false. Tooele Murder incomprehensible set a terrible example Too much of anything is a bad thing, Editor: and the improper application of good McCall is what city needs Only seven days shy of being 25, y wife new than it does to improve what things can likewise be bad. A far more Editor: someone decided he would take my wore you have. common chemical, dihydrogen oxide, Although I do not live in Tooele, I hito’s life. Only three years ago his Ma hor- The problem has been com- can kill you. But everyone knows this would like to say something about one daddy died; my bro must have needed ribly ugly shirt pounded by the nearly endless joke: Dihydrogen Oxide, or H2O, is of the persons running for city council. him, cuz once again they are side by last Sunday. By attention paid to celebrity marriag- water. Drinking too much of it in a Having worked with Dave McCall for side. today’s standard es. It seems that the more media short period of time, as local news has 2 1/2 years, I would highly recommend I was looking forward to seeing him that, coupled coverage a wedding receives, reported recently, is fatal. A large vari- him for city council. I found him to be again on his birthday, or so I thought. with the fact that the less time its participants stay ety of chemical compounds and pro- one of the most honest, reliable, hard- Apparently, jealousy, hatred and my I made the mis- married. The end of these relation- cesses use water to create potentially working and dependable people I have hito’s beauty is why they fought. take of telling Daniel Kline ships might be portrayed by the dangerous chemicals and radiation. ever met. But why, I keep asking myself, did her the garment Guest Columnist media as sad, perhaps there’s a Misusing water, say, by inhaling it into I think he would be the kind of per- our families have to go through such a was hideous, teary “Oprah” appearance by the one’s lungs, has been directly linked son Tooele needs to move forward into ruthless, senseless tragedy that was so would have been female member of the couple or a to unconsciousness and death! This is the 21st Century. I would also like it to intolerably unfair? And trying to con- be known that I have not talked to him more than enough for her to begin People magazine cover story, but a public outrage! Let’s ban water from trol our anger, frustration and sadness in over two years, so I am not writing divorce proceedings. Fortunately, that sadness never lasts. our water supply! gets harder to bear. this at his urging. Thank you. she’s not all that fond of the outfit, Instead, after one news cycle Citizens, it comes down to a mat- Some say it was his time, cuz God ter of trust. Do you trust your dentist? Paul Wright so the two of us, our son and her of tears, we immediately return wouldn’t have allowed it to happen that to mountains of speculative This is the person with a drill in your Grantsville day. But why Lord? Why did it have to green-spotted ensemble went on coverage about what fabulous mouth waging war against bacteria that go down that way? And then our dear to visit a local museum without celebrity the divorcees might now are bent on destroying your teeth. We Father asks us only to forgive, but how incident. Tooeleans bless kids become entangled with. Basically, expect these people to have the best do we pick up our shattered, broken While liberals and conservatives Editor: divorce according to US Weekly, information regarding our dental health hearts and continue to live? fight a war over whether allow- It’s all your fault that 100 under “Entertainment Tonight” and their and generally take their advice. Over And so we walk around numb — no ing gay people to participate will privileged kids got to go to school with ilk ranks as a minor inconvenience and over, the advice from the American longer concerned with other’s opinions. harm the institution of marriage, new shoes! on the road to dating someone Dental Association has been pro-fluo- Also knowing deep in our hearts, our the real attack on matrimony It’s all your fault that a little girl got new. ride and pro-fluoridation. The Center Rich has the ultimate dominion. has come from within. Straight a new bicycle! It’s all your fault that This concept — that commit- for Disease Control concurs: That lowlife didn’t even respect or people, especially those from the three abused children are receiving free ment means nothing and you Because frequent exposure to small understand the damage he has done, Baby Boomers on down through therapy for their abuse! It’s all your can leave a situation as soon as amounts of fluoride each day will best and yet the pain of missing our hito will Generation X, have set a lousy fault that a child gets to see the world it becomes hard — has infected reduce the risk for dental caries in all always live on. He destroyed so many example to young people by treat- through happy eyes, rather than black- young people and seeped into age groups, the work group recom- lives when he pulled that trigger. And ing marriage as a casual commit- ened eyes! other areas of their lives. If a vow mends that all persons drink water how he expects to escape judgment ment that’s relatively easy to get This is just a fraction of what the taken in front of our closest fam- with an optimal fluoride concentration day — you go figure? out of. Western Utah Chapter of Bikers ily and friends, often in a house of and brush their teeth twice daily with I know Rich needs us to be strong; The parents of the Baby Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A) has God, can be so easily discarded fluoride toothpaste. For persons at high even stronger than before, because Boomers — the Greatest accomplished this past year, and it’s all then what can’t be? risk for dental caries, additional fluoride now he’s with Jesus, his daddy, loved Generation — stayed married even because of the wonderful and gracious Our bad example teaches kids measures might be needed. Measured ones and so many more. My hito had under horrible circumstances, support we have received from the local that when the going gets tough, the use of fluoride modalities is particularly such a beautiful warm, gentle and joy- which might have been taking community. We want to thank everyone, tough tell their lawyers to negoti- appropriate during the time of anterior ful spirit. Why did jealousy, hatred and things too far. Still, there’s a bal- both public and business, who has made ate the best deal possible. Adults tooth enamel development (i.e., age). violence have to kill it? ance between sticking with a contributions to our cause. We also acting this way teach kids that Toby Dillon But be assured come judgment day, miserable marriage forever and want to thank everyone who showed up they need not stick by any commit- Tooele those involved might get by — but they dissolving one before giving it a at our “Give Back To The Community” ment. If you get cut from the team, will never get away! proper chance. party on Saturday, Oct. 1. stop practicing and quit the sport. In loving memory of our hito: Today, people seemingly get Preparedness is our duty I (we) haven’t seen so many smiling If you don’t understand algebra Richard Anglade Martinez. We will married without even intending for Editor: faces in a long time. I think most of right away then decide that math never forget you each and every day. it to last a lifetime. They have the Americans can not go a day without us overdosed on smiles on Saturday! must not be for you. Do anything Even though, we are apart God has you giant party, collect the presents hearing about Hurricane Katrina, and Many thanks go out to the local busi- you want and at the first sign of in his safe keeping and we will always and swear to all sorts of serious I can’t help but wonder who really is nesses who contributed to the party. trouble, feel free to bail out. keep you in our hearts. Bye for now, sounding vows without actually responsible for the aftermath of this Congratulations go out to all the prize If we expect our kids to show my adorable Rich, until we see each making a commitment. If it’s easy natural disaster. President Bush, it winners who were present. Thanks perseverance in times of trouble, other again I will always miss you. and it works out, great, but if it seems, is taking most of the blame. The also go out to the members and sup- then we must set a better example. Siempre Lori our prayers are with doesn’t they’ll get a divorce and responsibility for the aftermath, how- porters who were present to help out Marriage has to mean something, you and tu familia, Jessica and all move on to the next person. ever, does not just lie with President at the party. All of us had a tremendous because adults have to show the friends. A special appreciation for It’s not simply the high divorce Bush or the federal government, but amount of fun. It was great seeing our next generation that giving your Father Wixted, family support from rate that sends this message, but with the mayor of New Orleans, the B.A.C.A children there. word matters and that sometimes near and far and T-Town Tattoo. “Ride the fact that so many couples governor of Louisiana, and certainly the Some businesses went above and the hardest things to attain are the On” in Harley Davidson Heaven, my break up over the slightest of American people. The truth is, many of beyond and deserve special recogni- ones most worth having. Rich and Stray Cat, I love you both. problems. If marriages are easily those affected were already victims of tion. Jump-N-Joeys donated four inflat- Daniel B. Kline is a freelance Lenora Anglada discarded, then why go through their own circumstances who also hap- able jumping toys instead of the blow writer based in Connecticut. Tooele the bother of working out your pened to fall victims to a system that is up slide that was arranged. Wal-Mart His book “50 Things Every Guy differences or finding common not perfect. Should Know How to Do” will ground? It takes much less effort We, as observers of the devastation, LETTER RULES be released in April. He can be to walk away and find someone have also become critical of this trag- reached at [email protected]. edy because it’s easier to blame others The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the for the mistakes than to take respon- author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community sibility for our own. The problem with of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual blame is it offers both the victims and circumstances at the editor’s discretion. the observers an escape from respon- All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long sibility. are discouraged. 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That’s why Wilma’s sister, try to be by his side. was surely Becky who greeted For those of us in Grantsville, Mson LaVoy Swanson of Smithfield, “He was ‘in and out’ of con- him first when he passed away. we will never forget the exam- was just a lit- hosted a family/friend get- sciousness throughout the “Even though Marv towered ple of unconditional love the tle tyke when together at her home last entire day,” Matt said. “He was over the top of my mom’s head, Swenson family always gave to he and his Saturday. mumbling and talking to who she always called him ‘Little Marv. He may have disappoint- mom, Wilma, Wilma was the first person to knows who. But each time I Brother,’” Tina recalled. “I ed them in some of the things and his dad, stand and talk about the memo- would ask him, “Marv, do you know Grandpa was anxious to he did, but they all still loved Larry (now ries of her beloved son. She know who I am, he would keep greet Marv when he died, but him with all their hearts. deceased) said the first time she realized on mumbling for a minute, then I’m sure Becky jumped in line And that’s the way it should moved all Marv could sing, he was only he would look in my direction to be the first one to welcome be. None of us are perfect, but Mary Ruth four years old. and say, ‘You’re Matthew!’” the family to him back to his heavenly home. when we have a family who Hammond “Back in those days, we Right before he passed away, Grandpa had learned long ago Grantsville loves us anyway, life is truly STAFF WRITER didn’t worry about wearing seat Marv looked at Matt one last to just give in to the wants of back in the bearable regardless of any belts and all that stuff,” Wilma time and whispered, “Bro.” the women in his family.” other pain or affliction we are 1960s. His par- Marvin Swenson said with a slight chuckle. “I “I will go back and finish that Marvin was an extremely called upon to face. ents weren’t From The was driving the car down the Matthew, said Saturday that he house for my brother’s wife and good looking man. His Aunt Thank you, Wilma and family, natives of the Heart street one day when Marv was lucky to have a Marv in son,” Matt promised. LaVoy Swanson told of the time for showing us all how to love a small, some- climbed into the front seat, put his life. “He was not only my Then, looking directly at she and her husband lived in child unconditonally. times “cliquish” community, but it his arm around my neck and older brother, but also my best his mother, Matt said, “Mom, I California and Marv went to e-mail: [email protected] wasn’t long before Larry, Wilma, said, ‘Mama, would you like me friend,” Matt stated. know we don’t have to worry live with them for awhile. “All and their children: Becky, JoAnn, to sing you a song?’” During the last few days of about Marvin. I wish he hadn’t the girls in the (LDS) ward Susie, Marvin and Matt, made a “That would be wonderful,” Marv’s life, the entire family had strayed from his religious would gravitate toward us tremendous impact for good on Wilma responded. been by his side in Elko. Even beliefs. But after his death, I when Marv was with us,” she Grantsville. Matt then sang the LDS though he was very sick, Marv reread the scripture that says said. The Swensons were down-to- hymn, “I Am a Child of God.” worked alongside Matt to get a all will be well for those who LaVoy’s husband recalled earth people who quickly made “His voice was crystal clear,” foundation poured so that his do good unto others. Marvin did the time Marv helped shingle friends. They volunteered or Wilma remembered, “and I wife and teen son would have a everything he could to help oth- the Swanson’s roof out in were elected to almost every thought, ‘My gad, this kid can bigger home once he was gone. ers. He never had to be asked. California. “When the girls group and committee in the sing.” “On the day before the foun- When there was something that would drive past the house, city. They all had “take-charge” Within the next couple of dation was to be poured, the needed to be done, he did it. they would stop or honk when- personalities and never disap- years, Marv and his young city inspector came to look Marv is going to be fine, Mom.” ever they got a glance of that pointed themselves or others brother Matthew were team- things over,” Matt said. “There A friend, Lynn Chadwick, good-looking hunk of a young when they committed to doing ing up to sing duets. They sang were some problems that had stood Saturday to tell everyone man on the roof,” he said. something. We all knew that if at many Grantsville Old Folks to be corrected before the city how he had lived in Arkansas There are so many of us who any of the Swensons were in Sociables. They also sang at would allow the project to go most of his young life. He will miss Marvin Swenson. charge of a project, it would be church, school and other com- forward.” moved to Grantsville as a teen His obituary from the Elko 493 W. 400 N., Tooele done right. munity events. It’s only the Knowing that Marv was “very and felt somewhat an outcast Daily Free Press, stated, “Marv Back in 1987, when Wilma newcomers to Grantsville who short-tempered” right then due in the small, closely-knit com- was not a native of Elko, but 882-4800 and Larry’s oldest daughter was don’t have some memory of the to the excruciating pain he munity. thought of Elko as his ‘home- www.mohlmanlaw.com just 39, the community was beautiful harmony Matt and was experiencing, Matt told his “But one day,” said Lynn, town.’ He loved the town and shocked that a young mother of Marv provided for the delight of older brother as carefully as “Marv Swenson came up to me seven little children was taken their audiences. he could that, “There is just a in the school halls and started in death almost overnight after Luckily, Wilma had made a little problem with the way we talking. After that he just kind being diagnosed with cancer. recording of her sons when have laid out the foundation. I of took me under his wing. Enter the Becky’s husband, Tom, took they sang, “I Walked Today called the cement company and Hanging out with Marv gave me over the role of being not only Where Jesus Walked.” She said asked them not to bring cement a lot of new friends.” the bread winner for the family, they were probably seven and today. Why don’t you go inside Lynn also remembered that PUMPKIN WALK but that of “Mr. Mom” as well. nine when they first sang that and take a little nap, Marv, and following his own father’s A few years later, Tom was cho- song in harmony. I’ll work on the problem for death, his mother became very DISPLAY CONTEST sen as Utah’s Father of the Year As the recording was played ill. “Mrs. Swenson then took awhile.” st nd am pm for the influence he had on his Saturday at Marv’s memorial Late that night, after Matt me under her wing,” Lynn said. Oct. 21 - 22 • 10 to 9 children. service in Smithfield, there had worked on the foundation “She fixed food for me. She Set up display Thurs. Oct 20th from 10am - dark Then, after losing her daugh- wasn’t a dry eye in the room. for hours, Marv hobbled out of let me hang out at her house ter, Wilma lost a teenage grand- It isn’t fair that a mother his house. whenever I wanted to. Although daughter in a car accident in should have to bury two chil- “He was bent over because I thought of her as a second Theme: “Pioneers & Pumpkins” 1999. Then her husband, Larry, dren — plus a granddaughter he was in so much pain,” Matt mother, I could never call passed away. Luckily, Wilma and a husband — but Wilma, remembered. “Marv said, ‘Matt, her Wilma. Growing up in the Display Contest later married a wonderful man as strong and firm as ever in what are you doing? Give it South, I had learned to call my named Peter Hunsaker and the her religious beliefs, stood and up!’” elders Mr. or Mrs. I never could Prizes couple now makes their home mingled laughter with tears Matthew replied, “Go back call her Wilma, but I will always 1st Prize: $100 in Smithfield, Utah. Saturday as she talked about inside the house, Marv. I won’t love her as a second mother.” 2nd Prize: $75 While a lot of Grantsville the latest tragedy to impact her give it up. I will get this prob- One of Marv’s cousins talked 3rd Prize: $50 residents might not yet know it, life. lem fixed so the cement can be about Larry, Marv’s dad, who Wilma and Larry’s son, Marvin, Wilma told how Marvin had poured tomorrow.” was a convert to The Church Best of School who was in his mid-40s, died on been a big and great athlete Marv wasn’t happy with that of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Awards- $65 Each Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005, in Elko, during his youth. She talked idea. After all, even though he Saints. He told how excited Nev. Marv had suffered from about what a great student he was always willing to do any- Larry was about his new-found the effects of leukemia for the was at Grantsville High School. thing and everything for oth- faith after joining the LDS Call for information about past five years. She told of the honorable mis- ers, it was difficult for him to church. He said he was sure setting up and the rules for There were no funeral ser- sion he served for the LDS accept help. that Larry was now counseling your display. vices for Marv. There was church. “But I told him I wouldn’t with Marvin in the spirit world Christine Remington- no obituary in the Tooele Then the mother briefly quit until the job was done,” and that everything would be home 843-9990, Transcript-Bulletin. Marv’s touched on the sadness that Matt said. “I refused to quit, and worked out concerning Marv’s wife, Alicia, and 15-year-old son filled her heart when, in his the next day the cement was faith. cell 830-3885 or Colt, decided that cremation later life, Marv strayed from the poured.” A niece, Tina Allred (oldest the Grist Mill at 882-7678. would be the best way for them beliefs he had embraced as a The day after that, Marv was daughter of Marv’s deceased to handle Marv’s death. child and young man. rushed to the hospital in an sister, Becky) said she was sure But for Wilma and the rest of Marv’s younger brother, ambulance. His family came that even though Marv is now BENSON GRIST MILL 325 State Rd 138•Stansbury•882-7678 Students must pass competency tests to graduate from high school Tooele County School District It is important that students make-up on Oct. 25. will be administering the UBSCT are present on the date of the During this testing administra- (Utah Basic Skills Competency required subtest. Letters have tion it is important that students Test) on Oct. 17, 18, and 19 in all been mailed home regarding get plenty of rest each night and high schools. Passing the sub- required testing information for they should eat breakfast each tests is one of the requirements students that need to pass one to receive a high school diploma or more of the subtests. day of the testing. from any high school in Utah. Critical Information If there are questions or There are three subtests: read- For the Class of 2006, after concerns, please contact your ing, mathematics and writing. this testing administration there high school’s counseling depart- All subtests must be passed at a will only be one more testing ment: Tooele High School, 833- score of 160 or higher. Beginning administration: Jan. 31, Feb. 1- 1900 ex. 2110; Grantsville High in a student’s sophomore year, a 2, 2005, which will be the last School, 884-4502; Wendover student will have five attempts testing administration for the High, (435)665-2343; Dugway to pass the required subtests graduating class of 2006. High, 831-4566; Tooele South during high school. Once a stu- If a student needs to take the dent has passed a subtest, he/ math subtest, the student needs High, 833-1928 or Delajean she does not have to take that to take a calculator to school Berry, testing director, 833-1900; subtest again. In order to receive for the test. The math test will Terry Linares, secondary direc- a high school diploma, students be administered on Oct. 18 and tor, 833-1900. must pass the UBSCT in all three subtests. Information regarding the UBSCT may be found the Utah State Office of Education website at http://www.usoe.k12. Nathalia ut.us/eval/BSCT/bsct.htm. This cycle of the testing admin- Laster istration is the fourth testing for celebrated her the Class of 2006 — seniors; and th the second testing for the Class 90 birthday of 2007 — juniors. During this on October 8 th administration of the UBSCT, each high school will administer with her family. the subtests during first period or fifth period accordingly: Oct. She had a 17, reading; Oct. 18, mathemat- surprise visit ics: and Oct. 19, Writing. Make-up Testing Dates from all of her If the student is absent on the seven sisters above dates, the make-up dates are: Oct. 24, reading and writ- and brothers ing; Oct. 25, mathematics who brought �� 90 roses. Subscribe Today 882-0050 A8 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 Coldwell aids hurricane victims OBITUARIES The parent company of Coldwell Brokerage of Utah. Banker Residential Brokerage “We are continuing to collect of Utah, NRT Incorporated, has funds for the effected communi- Theresa Ann Bogle Rex W. Rasmussen more than 1,000 real estate offic- ties and hope our contribution Rex W. Rasmussen, age 50, es around the country that have will help improve the lives of 10-4-1949 – raised more than $500,000 from of Duchesne, formerly of Erda, some of the families suffering in 10-6-2005 passed away Oct. 9, 2005, at his donations by its sales associ- the disaster area.” ates and employees, including a home. Coldwell Banker Residential He was born May 31, 1955, in company contribution by NRT of Brokerage is Utah’s largest resi- Theresa Bogle died Oct. 6, $100,000. Duchesne, to Eugene Wintworth dential real estate company with 2005, in Littleton, Colo. She The donation, which was and Neva Summers Rasmussen. 16 offices serving customers and was born Oct. 4, 1949, in Salt He married Alaina Getchell Dec. presented to the American Red Lake City, Utah, to James G. Crossk, is earmarked for the orga- communities across the Wasatch 7, 1996, in Las Vegas. Front. and Elizabeth (Betty) Kramer Rex’s joys in life were horses, nization’s Hurricane Relief Fund. Bogle. She was raised in Tooele, “In this time of great tragedy, it The company offers residential being a heavy equipment opera- and commercial brokerage, cor- Utah. Graduated from Tooele tor, his many dogs, hunting, fish- is heartening to see the outpouring High School, class of 1967, and porate relocation, and mortgage ing, being in the outdoors and of generosity that our sales asso- attended the U. of U. services. helping people. He was strong, ciates and employees repeatedly She had the urge to wander Coldwell Banker Residential Theresa Ann Bogle honest and hardworking. He Rex W. Rasmussen exhibit to people in great need of and fulfilled it by working at the help,” said Max Thompson, presi- Brokerage is a member of the loved being a father and grand- helm of an 18 wheeler. She loved father and loved to tease his dent, Coldwell Banker Residential NRT family of companies. and nephews. Proceeded in to travel, especially to New York family. He lived and worked in death by her mother Elizabeth City with her sisters. Erda in the 90’s. Larry (Novalea) Rasmussen, and grandparents. Theresa we will miss your Rex was strong in sorrow Duchesne; Beth (Milton) At Theresa’s request no ser- quick wit and infectious laugh. and trials. About two and a half Tanner, Myton; Dennis (Cathy) vices will be held and her body She is survived by her father years ago, a job-related injury Rasmussen, Fort Duchesne; will be donated to science. James, Littleton, Colo.; broth- left him paralyzed from the neck Roger Rasmussen, Duchesne; Donations in her name may be ers and sisters, Tom (Claudia) down. He endured the rest of his and Jan (Roger) Rasmussen, offered to the Susan G. Koman West Jordan, Mary, Barbara life with dignity. Neola. Breast Cancer foundation. God (Ike), Littleton, Colo., Janet He is survived by his wife, Preceded in death by an infant Bless you until we meet again. (Bob), Alamogordo, NM, John, Alaina, Duchesne; children, Rex sister, Rosemarie Rasmussen, Centennial, Colo.; and nieces Jared Rasumssen, Ariz.; Brittany and parents. Marie Rasmussen, Duchesne; Funeral services will be Breese Nicole Rasmussen, held Thursday 11 a.m., at the Duchesne; Jamie (Kyle) Bird, Hullinger Mortuary. Friends and Gabbie Nada Duchesne; Justin (Jodi) Bird, family may call at the mortuary West Jordan; five grandchil- on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. and Lohmeyer dren; brothers and sisters, from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Thursday. Alona Kelsey, Roosevelt; Carol Burial in the Strawberry (Danny) lorg, Fort Duchesne; Cemetery. Gabbie Nada Lohmeyer, age 64, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Oct. 7, 2005, in Tooele, Utah. She was born on Oct. 2, 1941, Rolan Amis in Detroit, Mich. 8-22-1919 - 10-8-2005 Survived by her husband, Richard L. Lohmeyer Sr.; sons Our beloved husband, father, Richard Lohmeyer Jr., Jeff grandfather, and friend passed Lohmeyer Sr., Greg Lohmeyer, away peacefully on Saturday Mike Lohmeyer; daughter, October 8th at Dixie Regional Amanda Garcia; 17 grandchil- Medical Center in St. George, dren; and three great-grandchil- Gabbie Nada Lohmeyer Utah. He was a long time resi- dren. She was also survived by dent of Tooele, Utah, but, has brothers, Charles Adams, Gene spent the last several years in Adams and Gordon Adams; do anything it was always a St. George and Scofield, Utah and sisters, Gail Anne Snearly, treat to see the outcome of anywhere he shared many adven- Gwen Forsyth and Glenda thing she did. She will be truly tures and experiences with his Davis. Preceded in death by her mised by all who knew her. wife. He loved life and family parents, Grover Charles Adams, Funeral services will be held and will be sadly missed. Nada Mae Cope; brother, Greg Thursday, Oct. 13, at 11 a.m. at He is survived by his wife Rolan Amis Adams; and son, Anthony the Tooele East Stake Center, LaVerna; children, Sherry(Ron) Lohmeyer. 751 N. 520 East, Tooele, Utah, McClimons, Rock Springs, Sheila(Don) Perkins, Wendover, Gabbie enjoyed doing many where the family will receive Preceded in death by wife things. She loved being outside friends beginning at 9:30 am. Pamela Timmons, Tooele, Scott (Lyn) Amis, West Valley, Kevin Eva; grandchildren Tracee and enjoying the warmth of the Interment will be at the Tooele Timmons and Michelle Stoud. A sun on her. She also enjoyed Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, (Wendy) Amis, Rock Springs, step-children; Scott (Cynthia) viewing will be at Tate Mortuary doing crafts. She always gave her donations will gladly be accept- 110 S. Main from 9:30 to 10:30 all in everything. When asked to ed by family members. Davies, Randy (Linda) Davies, Tooele City Fire Department Robyn Davies, Kaylyn (Howard) Wednesday morning Oct. 12. Simpson, Karen Davies, all of Graveside services will follow at 11a.m. in the Tooele City Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Tooele; and many grandchildren Open House and great-grandchildren. Cemetery. Sat, Oct. 15th • 10am to 2pm Parents can help young adult children avoid substance abuse Station #1, 90 N. Main Street by Lynda Kamerrer CSAP’S WESTERN CENTER FOR THE APPLICATION

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by Nick Drake doesn’t work SPORTS EDITOR Tooele had been here before. The Lady Buffs captured the first two games and then dropped the third game with athletes and trailed in the fourth game, just like it had in the first meeting with county s it even possible to neighbor Grantsville earlier this season. But unlike the previous meeting, where instill competitive the Cowgirls rallied to win three straight drive in a person? If games, Tooele fought off the inspired Ione isn’t born with Grantsville squad and captured the fourth that trait, can a parent, game, 25-23, to seize the league triumph teacher or coach ferment Thursday at THS. the desire to compete? To The hosts reeled off consecutive victo- win? Can a seed be plant- ries, 25-21, 27-25 to open the match but ed, nurtured and inspired Grantsville bounced back to claim the to thrive? Or does the third game 25-18 and actually led 22-18 lack of competitive drive Dennis Sweat only to watch Tooele capture seven of GUEST COLUMNIST always return once there the final eight points of the fourth game is no drum-beating in to fend off another Cowgirls comeback the subjects’ ear? Is it possible to create victory. photography/Troy Boman an aggressive athlete from a person with The Region 11 affair followed a similar Grantsville’s Monica Aagard reaches for a ball Friday during the Class 3A State Girls Tennis tournament at Brigham little or no aggressive inclination? Can you pattern as the first meeting between the Young University. Aagard and teammate Camille Christiansen combined to battle to the first doubles state champion- teach a person to “want to win” and do two Tooele County squads Sept. 20 in ship match, falling only to the defending state champion tandem from Pine View, in the entire talented tourney. what is necessary, within the constraints Grantsville. The Lady Buffs also won the of the principles of fair play, to achieve first two games, 25-15, 25-22 while the that desire? Likely somebody with brainy Cowgirls reeled off the final three games credentials could answer these questions to win the match, 25-15, 25-13, 15-10. Cowgirl tandem battles to finals and feel fairly confident their answer was However, it was not to be on Thursday based on substantial and credible infor- in Tooele. Grantsville raced to a 22-18 lead by Nick Drake The Cowgirl first-doubles team of Monica Aagard and on the strength of three Brooke Bakker mation. As for me, I’m not sure it can be SPORTS EDITOR Camille Christiansen turned in a stellar tournament to serves and a pair of Brooke Bunderson done. In fact, I doubt it can be done. Grantsville knew the Class 3A State Girls Tennis tour- fight to the finals only to fall to the defending state cham- kills. Tooele was on the brink. nament would be the toughest it has ever been. pion team of Lauren Wright and Karlie Hancock, of Pine When one person attempts to create the The Lady Buffs countered back when desire to win within another individual, they The Cowgirls were hoping to make some noise in the View. However, the Grantsville tandem recorded four of Grantsville fired a pass into the net to early rounds of the post season and finish in the top five the team’s six points in the two-day affair and helped might have some success for a time, but in gain the serve and Jessica Mortensen the end that desire will never really exist. of the prestigious event. move the squad up the team standings. reeled off four straight serves to knot the But Grantsville ran into some tough firs- round draws Brittany Smith and Cowgirl second doubles team of Competitive nature is something you are born game and stake the hosts to a slim 23-22. with, you develop on your own, or you will and finished tied for sixth place. Natalie Tripp and Giselle Stephenson each posted first- Leanna West provided a huge kill in the Pine View garnered the team crown with 16 points to round victories but dropped quarterfinal matches to Park never possess that trait. On the other hand, pivotal surge while a pair of Grantsville a person who is competitive can be molded edge out Juan Diego for top honors with a second place City foes. passes went into the net as well to forge 14. Park City and Ogden tied for third place with 13 points A story on the state tourney results and season over- to become more so, or encouraged to be less to the deadlock. competitive with a reasonable amount of suc- each while Dixie grabbed fifth place with eight points view will be published in future editions. The Cowgirls tied the game at 23-23 and the teams of Grantsville, Snow Canyon and Judge cess. But no matter what, they will almost when a Bunderson tip gave Grantsville Region tourney results always savor competition. Memorial all tied for sixth place with six points each. Monica Aagard and Camille Christiansen powered the the edge and the serve. North Sanpete took ninth place with three points, Logan Competition usually brings out the best in However, Grantsville served the ball Cowgirls with a region title in first doubles play to lead individuals and teams. Often a great runner was 10th at two while Wasatch, Uintah and Emery all tied for 11th place with one point each. can improve his or her time in a particular SEE TOP PAGE A11 SEE TANDEM PAGE A11 event simply by racing head-to-head with another great runner. However, there are exceptions to every rule. Let’s pretend: assume subject “A” and “B” are both competitive Local harriers prepared for region meets Wednesday people of similar ability. Subject A understands his abilities and is confident he can live up by Nick Drake region’s female varsity runners will Buff team with a stellar fall sea- region with the boys. Jon has been to his potential. Subject B isn’t as confident. SPORTS EDITOR begin at noon with the boys to start son. Cassondra Oborn has provid- outstanding. Shay has been solid Subject B is often told that “A” is the greatest Cross country runners have been at 12:30 p.m. ed valuable and strong times on and so has been Race. The biggest thing since sliced bread. “B” is also told he can battling the roads and pounding Tooele Coach Randy Quarez said the year while Morgan Palmer and surprise of the season has been never measure up, he can never be as good the pavement to prepare for post- his boys varsity squad could fin- Renee Adams both eclipsed per- Justin Christopherson. His times as “A”. Now “A” and “B” are going to meet in season action. ish anywhere between second and sonal bests by over two minutes have dropped dramatically because competition. Is it likely that “A” will be tested All of the hard work is ready to be fourth place while the Lady Buff in their last race at Ben Lomond a the senior runners have taken him by “B”? Will “A” even be pushed? I think not. turned into dividends Wednesday squad may earn a team standing week ago and continue to improve under their wings and shown him Many coaches try for hours on end to con- when Tooele, Grantsville and between fourth or sixth place. for the team. Tiffany Caldwell, Erin the ropes. Matt, Kyler and Clifford vince their teams they can compete with any- Dugway compete in their respec- Jonathon Lee is heading the Buff Christiansen and Amie Farley also have all raised their times and one. Often it is a difficult sell, especially where tive league’s cross country meets. boys pack on the season while Shay round out the varsity team and pro- added to the strength of the team. young people are involved as some youngsters Tooele and Grantsville ven- Asay is right on his teammate’s heels vide tremendous scoring depth and It’s a been a good group to work tend to dwell on the negative aspects of their ture to Salt Lake City to compete on the campaign. Race Warburton times for the Tooele team. with. They have been excellent and game more than the positive. It doesn’t take in the Region 11 Cross Country and Justin Christopherson are run- Buff Coach Randy Quarez said that includes the boys that aren’t very much negative feedback to obliterate championships at the Cottonwood ning third and fourth in the Tooele his team has improved with a running varsity. hours of coaching. That is why I believe there Complex. pack during the fall. Kyler Brown, strong fall season. “We are young in the girls and full should be strict punishment for any adult who The first run will be at 11 a.m. Matt Ricci and Clifford Kimpel “For the boys it’s been what I of surprises,” he added. “I’m excit- tells a young athlete that he or she can never when the region’s junior varsity complete the varsity runners for figured,” he noted. “We’re between ed because we have three freshman measure up. Also a mandatory prison sentence girls will compete for top honors the Tooele boys squad on the year. second and third place and we in the top seven along with two for every teacher, coach or administrator who while the boys JV runners are set Meanwhile, freshman sensation have a good shot at going to state tells their students, athletes, or charges that to begin just 30 minutes later. The Ali Alverson is pacing the Lady and an outside shot at taking SEE HARRIERS PAGE A11 they aren’t good enough. If they aren’t good enough, let them determine as much on their own. Cowboys rally Sports Wrap for 26-0 win

by Nick Drake GHS Homecoming slated SPORTS EDITOR Grantsville High School will have its annual Grantsville wasn’t exactly fired up to play homecoming game Friday against top-ranked a winless Ogden team or play in front of Logan. their home fans for the first time in over a The homecoming parade will be held at 4 month. p.m. Friday with the barbecue rib dinner set The Cowboys didn’t even score on the from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The pregame show is set Tigers until Ryan Willis hit Travis Taylor for 6:45 p.m. while the football game will begin on a 45-yard scoring strike with only 6:42 at 7 p.m. in a contest between the league’s lone remaining in the first-half. unbeaten teams, the Grizzlies and Cowboys. Grantsville was challenged by the Cowboy Buffs win a thriller, 21-20 coaching staff to come out charged up in Tooele had a tough decision to make Friday the second half and scored 20 points in the after the Buffs rallied to within a point of the final two period to break open a 6-0 affair Bear River lead with only a little more than a and capture a 26-0 triumph over Ogden. minute remaining in the pivotal league affair Brent Mouritsen bolted for scoring gal- on the road. lops of 25- and one-yard in the third period The Buffs sliced the Bear edge to 20-19 and Jake Madsen sprinted for a dazzling with only 1:03 left in the hard fought affair in 38-yard touchdown bolt in the final frame to Tremonton. Instead of going for the tie, Tooele complete the lopsided league triumph. Coach Sam Elliott rolled the dice and went for The win wrapped up a state tournament the win. berth for the Cowboys and sets up a first Trifon Gochis followed a number of huge place battle with top ranked Logan Friday in blockers in the Buffs jumbo set to produce a Grantsville’s annual Homecoming game at 7 two-point conversion and provide Tooele with a p.m. The Grizzlies sport a perfect 4-0 league 21-20 win over two-time defending state cham- mark while the win over the Tigers boosted pion Bear River. the Cowboys to 3-0 in region action. Gochis also contributed a one-yard scoring The Hmecoming parade will be held at plunge and A.J. Nunley added a three-yard 4 p.m. Friday with the barbecue rib dinner scoring scamper. Justin Brady also hauled in an set from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The pregame show 18-yard scoring strike from Jace Harris to set is set for 6:45 p.m. while the football game up the game-winning and deciding two-point will begin at 7 p.m. in a contest between the conversion. league’s lone unbeaten teams, the Grizzlies and Cowboys. photography/Troy Boman Grantsville defensive back Jordan Nelson (left) runs back an interception while an Ogden lineman tries to chase Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said his SEE WRAP PAGE A11 down the Cowboy. The hosts captured a 26-0 triumph over the Tigers to remain undefeated in the Region 11 ranks headed into Friday’s Homecoming affair against top ranked Logan. SEE RALLY PAGE A11 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 A11

and Ryan Butler moved the chains third quarter clock and give the Rally with a 15-yard dart. On third hosts command of the contest, continued from page A10 down, Grantsville finally complet- 19-0. Butler bolted for runs of ed its first third down conversion five, eight, six, five and seven of the game when Willis fired a and Willis tacked on a run of five team didn’t come out with the perfect pass to Taylor and the yards. Michael Watson also added emotion in the first half that he speedy Cowboy senior danced a one-yard plunge while Mouritsen had hoped. to paydirt for the 45-yard scoring had runs of three, seven and one “We were really sluggish in the connection with only 6:42 left in yard to complete the march and first half,” he noted. “I think we the first half. The PAT boot failed extend the lead with only 58 sec- were a little bit overconfident and the hosts still only led 6-0. onds left in the third period. or maybe we were too relaxed. Ogden nearly answered right Ogden attempted to spoil the Either way we didn’t play very back when Ogden kickoff returner Cowboys shutout bid and drove well. We didn’t show up for the James Rivas bolted for a 44-yard to the Grantsville 26 before Ford first two quarters. We just went return that forced Grantsville’s intercepted his second Tiger toss through the motions. And we Garett Giles to make a touchdown of the night when teammate Justin were playing a very dangerous saving tackle. Hawkins harassed the Tiger quar- and hungry Ogden team. Then, Cowboy defensive back terback into a hurried throw. “Personally, I wasn’t ever wor- Jordan Nelson preserved the The Grantsville reserve offense ried,” he added. “Our defense was shutout bid when the Grantsville moved the ball on the Ogden playing so well I wasn’t worried senior picked off an Ogden pass defense when Brayden Fisher, about getting beat. At half-time, and bolted for a 16-yard return Madsen and Copeland moved we made the corrections that to the Ogden 49. But once again the pigskin throughout the final were necessary and challenged the Grantsville offense stalled and frame. the team to show some heart and photography/Troy Boman both teams traded punts for the Madsen sprinted to paydirt The entire Tooele team celebrates a victory over county neighbor Grantsville Thursday at THS. The Lady like this team has all year, they remainder of the half to keep the from 39 yards out to culminate responded. It was a totally differ- Buffs captured a hard fought 25-21, 27-25, 18-25, 25-23 triumph over the Cowgirls to avenge a setback game a 6-0 contest at intermis- the game’s scoring. to their league foe earlier in the season at GHS. ent team in the second half. We sion. Madsen led the Cowboys in revamped our blocking schemes Ogden nearly tied the Cowboys rushing with 83 yards on 12 car- and it worked. I really felt like in the opening possession of the ries and Butler bolted for 60 yards Region 18 volleyball ranks with a perfect 7-0 Brent Mouritsen playing in the second-half when Ogden quarter- on 13 attempts. Mouritsen also league mark. second half gave us a big spark Top back Ryan Smith fired a 43-yard logged 54 yards rushing in six continued from page A10 The Lady Mustangs captured a vital region vic- emotionally on offense. It was a strike to Dallin Johnson to move carries and a pair of touchdowns. tory, 25-16, 25-23, 25-14, over Wasatch Academy to good win and one we had to have. the ball to the Grantsville 35. Grantsville amassed 225 yards out to give the Lady Buffs a point and the lead and remain perfect on the league campaign to date. Now, we face the best team on Tiger running back Todd Salazar rushing on 43 attempts for the Abbie Dow served the decisive point and Leanna Sherilyn Pianar paced the Dugway attack with our schedule Friday with Logan.” darted for an eight-yard run but game. The Cowboys could only West scored on a tip to complete the triumph and seven kills and five digs while C.J. Mathews fired For a team returning home for the march stalled on strong defen- manage 31 yards rushing on 18 fend off the Cowgirls comeback bid. off six kills and logged 16 assists to pave the way the first time in nearly a month, sive play by Butler, Nelson, Taylor, attempts in the first half but rolled The victory vaults Tooele into sole possession for the league leaders. Jaynie Palmer registered Grantsville didn’t exactly show Gumucio and Bryce Jorgensen. up 194 yards rushing on 25 carries of second place in the Region 11 volleyball ranks five kills, two digs and three blocks and Tayci much intensity or enthusiasm on Then, a 47-yard field goal attempt in the final two periods of play. at 5-2 while Grantsville falls to 2-5 and haven’t Morse also contributed three kills, a block and dig either side of the football. by Jan Robbins came up just Willis also connected on seven won a league match since the Cowgirls rallied as well. Sam Beltzer and Morgyn Broadhead also But the Cowboy defense did short and the Cowboys shutout of 12 passes for 188 yards and to beat the Lady Buffs in the Sept. 20 meeting. provided a kill each while Tiara Stevenson and play well enough to keep the was still in tact. the touchdown strike to Taylor. Grantsville is now deadlocked in fourth place Kari Billings also turned in strong passes in the Tigers from moving deep into Grantsville finally took com- Hawkins, Taylor, Childs, Madsen with Logan and the two teams square off tonight triumph as well. Grantsville territory. mand of the contest on its opening and Craig Harrison all caught pass- for a vital match. The Cowgirls venture to Logan The win also sets up a region title showdown Riley Ford nixed Ogden’s first march of the third quarter. Willis es on the night for Grantsville. tonight while the Lady Buffs hit the road to Ogden, tonight in Dugway between the league leading drive of the night with an inter- fired a 44-yard toss to Josh Childs Ogden managed just 197 yards both at 7:15 p.m. Grantsville returns home for Lady Mustangs and second place Tintic, 6-1, at ception at the Cowboy 44. for the Cowboys second third in total offense, including 52 yards their final home volleyball match of the season to 6 p.m. A victory over the Lady Miners sews up But a Cowboy fumble at the down conversion and Mouritsen on the ground in 17 attempts, and tangle with Ben Lomond while Tooele hosts Bear the region title for the Lady Mustangs for the Tiger 29 stalled a Grantsville followed with consecutive runs of hit 15 of 37 passes for 145 yards. River, both at 7:15 p.m. fourth-straight season. Dugway ventures west to march as well. 10 and finally 25-yards to paydirt Micah Watson and Shane Meanwhile, Dugway continues to rule the Wendover to meet the Lady Wildcats Thursday, The two teams would trade to extend the margin and stake Anderson led the way for the also at 6 p.m. punts on two straight possessions the hosts to a 12-0 cushion with Cowboy defense with six tack- as neither team could sustain a 7:25 left in the third period. les each while Taylor, Nelson, love it. All these runner to our last. There has drive. The Cowboy defense once again Hawkins, Butler, Fisher, Gumucio, things have pre- been some great improvement The Cowboys finally caught a Harriers stalled another Tiger drive and on Ford, Jorgensen, Matt Hislop, pared them for on the guys team and we look break when safety Logan Gumucio continued from page A10 fourth down Taylor batted down Giles, Brach Boman, Harrison, the region cham- forward to seeing some great stepped in front of a Tiger receiv- juniors and one sophomore. a pass to give Grantsville the ball Childs, Jason Clark, J.T. pionships (Wednesday). performances from all the JV er and intercepted an Ogden pass Alli has been consistent and a at its own 45. The Cowboys drove Thompson, Zach May and Kirk “They key for our girls and boys and varsity teams. at the Grantsville 35. great leader as a freshman all 55 yards in 11 plays, all of which Donahue all recorded multiple guys team is to have everyone “The girls team has been Madsen bolted for four yards season and she has done great were runs, to eat up most of the tackles on the night. show up together and run as a led by several different girls so far. But I can only see her team,” he added. “Throughout throughout the season,” he improving for years to come. the season, we have had some added. “Nicole Killpack, tourney as well. The second- action and garnered a third singles Cassondra has really stepped great performances by indi- Rachel Anderson, Shauna seeded Cowgirl tandem earned match to record a tournament tri- up her performance this year Tandem viduals and as a team, but Glenn, and Vanessa Young, a first-round bye and dumped umph over the Lady Vikings Sept. and the two biggest surprises continued from page A10 one race we would have one have all led our girls team to third-seeded Logan duo Kristina 16 in the St. George Invitational. have been Morgan and Renee. individual run great and then some great races and each has Grantsville in the Region 11 Girls Roskelly and Kathryn Hopkins, 6- Lori Gallup powered to a 4- Renee has overcome an injury the next race, that individual pushed each other to get better Tennis tournament Sept. 27-28 at 4, 6-4 in the region semifinals. But 6, 6-2, 10-8 victory at third sin- that had her sidelined for the struggled a little and someone every time we race. Whitney Logan. top-seeded Ogden tandem Kjerstin gles. Monica Aagard and Camille first four weeks of the season else would do great. It will be Young, Rachel Topham, Ashley Aagard and Christiansen earned Mers and Heidi Steimke handed Christiansen battled to a 6-3, 7- and Morgan doesn’t realize how unbelievable when it all comes Bartlett and Allyson Lambert, the second seed in the tournament Tripp and Stephenson a 6-2, 6-1 5 win at first doubles while the good of a runner she can be. together at region.” have all traded places to fin- and a first-round bye. The Cowgirl loss in the region title match to Cowgirl combo of Natalie Tripp Tiffany, Erin and Amie Farley Coach Allen said there have ish out our top runners on our combo tripped third-seeded Logan drop the Cowgirl team into a sec- and Giselle Stephenson joined have been consistent perform- been a number different con- varsity team. The other girls duo Brooke Robinson and Josie ond seed for the state tourney. together to upend Lady Vikings ers as well all season and I’m tributors to both of his teams. on our team, Alyssa Roberts, Olsen, 6-2, 6-3 in the semifinals to Cowgirl Lori Gallup earned a Hadley Hintze and Meghan Smith looking forward to them step- “The boys team has been Sara Beazer, Megan Adair and earn a berth in the championship second seed at third singles but at second doubles, 4-6, 6-4, 10-4. ping it up at region.” led consistently by Trevor Cox, Dana Humke, have all pushed match. Aagard and Christiansen was upset in the semifinals by Bethany Swenson and Brittany Meanwhile, Grantsville with nine other guys that are so our varsity girls to be better powered their way to a victory third-seeded Avenlea Harris of Smith each lost their first and sec- Coach Steve Allen said his close and working hard for the every time we go for a run. over top-seeded Ogden tandem Logan, 6-3, 6-1 to fall into consola- ond singles matches, respectively, team is unified and ready for other six spots on varsity,” he Our numbers have been a little Amy Steimke and Maren Crane, tion bracket action. The Grantsville to Viewmont foes. region action. said. “Danny Clayton has been low on the girls team, but num- 3-6, 7-5, 7-5 to seize the coveted netter battled back to eliminate “The Cowboy team has con- Pine View 4 - Grantsville 1 our senior leader on the var- bers mean nothing compared region title at first doubles. Bear River’s Hayle Pali, 6-0, 6-3 tinually improved throughout The Lady Panthers captured a sity team with Brian Peterson, to the heart that our girls and Meanwhile, Cowgirl teammate but lost a tough three-set affair the entire season,” he stated. tourney triumph over the Cowgirls Marty Ruekert, Ian Anderson, guys have this year. I wish that Brittany Smith battled to a stellar to fourth-seeded Kaitlin Hoxsie of “Our team has come together, in the St. George Invitational tour- Ben Hilton and Jed Jones fin- we could write about every silver finish in the second sin- Ben Lomond, 4-6, 7-6, 6-1 in the like a family, and have endured nament Sept. 16 in St. George. ishing out our varsity ranks. single person on this team and gles region ranks. The top seeded third-fourth place match to finish the summer miles, the speed Natalie Tripp and Whitney Alan Rugg, Josh Davidson and share what each has accom- Smith earned a first round bye and in fourth place for the prestigious workouts, the hill repeats, the Hutchins combined to record a Tyler Boegler, have been trad- plished and how much each rolled past Ben Lomond’s Sarah state tournament. mountain runs, the races every 6-2, 6-4 victory over Panther tan- ing spots for varsity, along has improved. The best way Nielsen, 6-4, 6-0 in the semifinals. In first singles play, Cowgirl week, the morning runs, and of dem Hillary Hideman and Andee with some other harriers on to show that though will be to However, Ogden’s Chelsea Naisbitt senior Bethany Swenson lost a course, the ice baths. With all Gimpler at 2nd doubles. the team, making this years let the talking be done on the nipped the Cowgirl netter, 6-3, 6-4 6-2, 6-4 match to third-seeded these things they have accom- Pine View’s Melissa Cowles boys team really tough and course (Wednesday) by their in the second singles finals to drop Stephanie Wilson of Ben Lomond plished, they seem to keep fought to a first singles win over very competitive from the top hard work and effort.” Smith into a second seed in the in the first round and dropped a 6- Bethany Swenson, 6-0, 6-1 for the coming back for more and state tournament from the Region 4, 6-1 contest to fourth-seeded Lisa hosts while Lady Panther team- 11 ranks. Holmgren of Bear River to finish mate Rebecca Wright garnered Grantsville second doubles just one win shy of a state berth. a second singles triumph over Pet of the Week combo Natalie Tripp and Giselle Grantsville 3 - Viewmont 2 Ashley Goddard, 6-0, 6-2 at second Unload Stephenson powered their way The Cowgirls swept doubles singles as well. Lexi Ahlquist com- to a silver standing in the region pleted the singles sweep for Pine Your View with a 6-0, 6-1 decision over Grantsville’s Vanessa Hall at third Truck singles. Pine View duo Carley Hancock and Lauren Wright battled to a win over Monica Aagard and Camille Christiansen, 6-2, 6-1 at first doubles as well. 882-0050

would get the individual person Wrap into every Tooele High sports event continued from page A10 with the exception of endowment games, invitational tournaments The win assured the Buffs of and playoff games, which both are a Class 3A State Football tourna- directed by the Utah High School ment berth and Tooele can set Activities Association. the stage to decide the league’s For more information contact second and third place seed Oct. the Tooele High School finance 20 in Grantsville with a win over office, Diane Valdez at 833-1978 winless Ogden Friday at home. ext. 2106. A story on the game will be Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be West Desert Blaze required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. published in Thursday’s edition. Shelters are only required to hold animals for THS sets sports pass elections three days before they are euthanized. The West Desert Blaze Soccer Tooele High School announced For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals that the school will present a will be holding elections for the available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at sports pass for the entire 2005-06 2006 soccer season Wednesday, 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville school year that will get a person Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. at the Tooele Animal Shelter at 884-6881. into all Tooele High School ath- Valley Mental Health, 100 South Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. letic events that charge. 1000 West. photography/Troy Boman Those events are football, vol- The elections will be for League Grantsville’s Camille Christiansen smacks an overhead smash in the leyball, boy’s and girls basketball President, Recreation Director or Class 3A State Girls Tennis tournament at Brigham Young University. Tooele Veterinary Clinic and wrestling. The pass would be Treasurer. Christiansen joined forces with Monica Aagard to battle into the first $50 per person and an ID picture Please submit nominations to 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 doubles state championship match before falling to a defending state is required and is non-refundable Bruce Wilson at 843-1163 by Sept. champion team from Pine View. and non-transferable. The event 23. A12 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Responders practice unity, cooperation in unique drill Back to School In the first of its kind exercise scenario held last month, a tanker truck loaded with MUSIC sodium hydroxide and a flatbed truck loaded with UPS bat- FUN! teries containing sulfuric acid collide on the border between Band & Orchestra Tooele County and federally- Music Supplies owned Deseret Chemical Depot. Music Instruments A toxic plume begins to rise Print Music from the collision. Two people LDS Items are injured in the crash. First responders from several juris- Console Piano dictions and levels of govern- $ in great ment rush to the scene. 1,495 condition! While many agencies would begin debating who is in charge, or while others would fail to set Band & up an incident command system Orchestra Instrument altogether, the hazmat teams and firefighters from four differ- Rental Here ent organizations immediately # began to work in a joint effort 36 N. Main 7 at the recent hazmat training. Merc Plaza • 833-9500 First responders participating in the exercise included Deseret Chemical Depot’s emergency medical team and fire depart- �� ment, EG&G’s incident response team from the Tooele Chemical courtesty Tooele County Emergency Management Agent Disposal Facility, Tooele Tooele County emergency personnel tested their skills at a realistic emergency scene last month. Sodium chlo- County’s hazmat team, and ride fills the air after a tanker truck collided with a flatbed truck loaded with batteries containing sulfuric acid. Tooele Army Depot’s incident plume. Moulage artists created Agency, Tooele County trained emergency responders �� response team and fire depart- realistic burns and abrasions on Emergency Management, Utah we have in this community.” ment. both truck drivers, the mock Office of Emergency Services, Van Pelt, Candelaria and A unified command structure accident victims. Utah County Sheriff’s Office and Crites all agree that the hazmat was established immediately. �� Tony Crites, an exercise Unified Fire Authority. The plan- exercise was a big success. �� A speedy attack of the spilled designer from Tooele County, ners feel that the hazmat incident “We have already started plan- �� and leaking hazardous materials said he has received a lot of presented Tooele County emer- ning for next years exercise and was implemented. The threat positive feedback from the first gency responders with a realis- have a few ideas to make it even �� was contained and cleaned up responders who played in the tic scenario that challenged each bigger and better,” Crites said. before it had a chance to spread �� exercise. organization or agency’s knowl- He wasn’t at liberty to share to any nearby populated areas. “Most of the guys said they edge and experience pertaining what those ideas are. As always, �� The exercise was also unique were impressed with the props to their expertise and available none of the exercise designers in another way. In most exercises much of the scenario is and that for a training exercise it resources. The exercise plan- can divulge what is coming up �� was as close to the real thing as ning and design process takes in future exercises or tip off the �� simulated. Exercise designers � �� it could get,” he said. “I think it’s an entire year to complete. players on how best to respond. �� wanted to make the situation as real as possible for the players. one of the most realistic exer- “It is a lot of work but the He or she is considered a trust- By the time they were finished, cises we’ve ever done.” outcome is definitely worth the ed agent within their organiza- �� it was almost like a Hollywood The hazmat incident was part effort,” said Marilyn Candelaria, tions. �� production. An actual empty of the annual CSEPP exercise exercise coordinator for Tooele Regardless of what the next chemical tanker trailer was and was planned and paid for County. exercise scenario will include it brought in and laid on its side by in a joint manner as well. The Col. Ray Van Pelt, Commander will doubtless be another valu- a huge crane. Smoke and flash exercise design team is made up of Deseret Chemical Depot, able opportunity to test plans, grenades were used to create of representatives from Deseret observed the exercise and said, sharpen skills and practice the the effect of an explosion and Chemical Depot, Federal “This shows great cooperation unified response and coordina- the rising hazardous material Emergency Management and team work among the highly tion of all involved.

�� The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! much of the house was destroyed. Ginter was taken by medi- TOOELE RANSCRIPT Ginter T continued from page A1 cal helicopter to University �� BULLETIN Hospital that day in critical con- Spendlove told the Tooele dition. He later recovered from his Transcript-Bulletin earlier this wound and was on “house arrest” year that she and Ginter had lived until Judge Skanchy ordered him together for six years and were to undergo the psychological eval- the parents of two children, ages uation at the prison. 3 and 4. Additionally, Spendlove’s According to Spendlove, Ginter two older children, ages 11 and 13, had taken all her personal belong- had lived in the house with their ings, including childhood photos mother and Ginter. and mementos she had received But the young mother said from her father, and stuffed them that due to a continuing “volatile” into a closet in the camp trailer. relationship between herself and She said her ex-boyfriend also Ginter, she had taken the four chil- took the Christmas presents and dren and moved into her mother’s belongings of her two older chil- home last December. dren and put them in the camp Spendlove said that the night trailer before setting it on fire. before the fire, Ginter called her “My family portraits were on the telephone and warned that charred,” Spendlove stated. if she was not back at his house by “Those things are irreplaceable. I 8 p.m., “the game will be on tomor- had also invested a lot of money row.” Because Spendlove had a (which she had inherited upon protective order in place against her father’s death) into the house Ginter — which mandated there and we had a beautiful home. I be no contact between the two think (Ginter) should pay for his — she declined to go back to the mistake.” house on Feb. 24. Tooele County Deputy Attorney Around noon on Feb. 25, Gary Searle stated that in addi- Tooele County Sheriff’s dispatch- tion to everything destroyed in ers received a call stating there the fire, Ginter put the lives of were structure fires at 1222 N. 490 Tooele firefighters in danger. It East in Tooele. Additionally, it was was reported that at least 30 fire- reported that a man lying in front fighters responded to the Feb. 25 of the burning house appeared fire. to have a gunshot wound in his Spendlove told the Tooele chest. Transcript-Bulletin this week she When police officers and fire- is satisfied with the sentence. fighters arrived at the address, “If it means that I can receive they found both the trailer and child support and eventually res- house in flames. They also dis- titution from (Ginter), I hope the covered that a self-inflicted bul- Salt Lake County Sheriff’s depart- let had entered Ginter’s left lung ment will allow him to have work and exited through his left upper release while he serves his jail bicep. It has never been deter- time,” Spendlove stated. mined whether Ginter purposely Searle said the matter of restitu- shot himself or if the wound was tion is still under investigation, but accidental. could be as high as $68,000. Firemen were unable to save e-mail: [email protected] the trailer on Feb. 25. Additionally, Repairs slated for I-215 The Utah Department of eastbound I-215 to two lanes in the Transportation will make safety- area for the duration of the proj- related repairs on a section of ect. Additionally, eastbound I-215 I-215 between State Street and 700 will be restricted to one lane for a East, beginning on Friday, Oct. 14 brief period on the evening of Oct. at 7 p.m. 14, to allow crews to place equip- The concrete slabs on this sec- ment and traffic control devices. tion of I-215 have become rutted Commuters are advised to use over a period of time, resulting alternate routes during construc- in standing water during heavy tion such as I-15 northbound to rainfall. Crews will replace con- I-80 eastbound, which is also the crete slabs on I-215 to address suggested route for truck traffic. those drainage issues. The project University of Utah traffic should is expected to last approximately take I-15 northbound to 600 South. two weeks. To access the alternate route for The work will require closure the State Street on-ramp to I-215 of the State Street on-ramp to drivers should take 7200 South to eastbound I-215, and restriction of Fort Union Blvd. TUESDAY October 11, 2005 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Eat apple puddings, pastries and pies here’s plenty Tof boys that will come hankering and gruvvel- ling around you when you’ve got an apple, and beg the core off you; but Diane Sagers when they’ve CORRESPONDENT got one, and you beg for Homefront the core and remind them how you give them a core one time, they make a mouth and you and say thank you ‘most to death, but there ain’t–a- going to be no core. — Mark Twain, “Tom Sawyer abroad”

Mark Twain obviously under- stood the American love affair with the apple. It is nearly as much a staple of our diet as flour. In the autumn, especially, we just cannot get away from apples, nor can we get enough. It is good we like them so well, because, since they are adaptable enough to store for long periods, they are available year around. They are delightful fresh from the tree or in cooked products. If you want to win over your family, try some home-made apple recipes for dinner this photography / Troy Boman week. Choose some good cooking Brent (l-r), Natalie, Dan and Angela Packard look at pictures on their laptop showing devastation caused by Hurricane Rita. The Packard family gathered in Tooele after Hurricane Rita apples (red delicious are not good forced them to evacuate Vidor, Texas. Pictures (above) taken by Dan Packard of fallen trees, raw power lines and damaged buildings show the destruction in Vidor, Texas. cooking apples) and try baking them or put them into a special dessert.

Cornstarch apple pie filling 3/4 cup sugar At grandma’s after 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 6 cups sliced, cored, peeled apples 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pastry for double crust 9-inch pie Mix sugar, cornstarch and HURRICANE RITA cinnamon. Toss with apples and lemon juice. Use your own pie crust or try the never-fail pie crust below. Place in pastry-lined pie Texas family remembers Tooele welcome with gratitude plate. Dot with margarine. Cover with top crust. Seal and flute edge; cut slits in top. Bake at 425 by Karen Hunt to Tooele to the delight of Alison’s degrees about 50 minutes — until STAFF WRITER parents Jane and Brent McBride. golden brown. After a stay with grandma in They arrived here Sept. 29, and Tooele, the Packard family arrived Dan and Alison say their family was back home in Texas Monday. overwhelmed with kindness. Their Never fail pie crust School’s not back in session, but son Michael and their two daugh- 2 1/2 cups flour with power restored, their neighbors ters, Angela and Natalie, all attended 1 heaping teaspoon salt are also returning home. Northlake Elementary in Tooele for 1/2 cup shortening As they get ready to patch their over a week. Another son Brent, 1 egg lives together, the Packards look age 12, attended Tooele Junior High 1 tablespoon vinegar back fondly at the respite they had School. 1/4 cup cold water in Tooele. From day one Alison said Mix flour and salt. Cut in short- In September, Hurricane Rita Northlake went out of its way to be ening. Take out five tablespoons veered from its expected destina- accommodating — Angela, who has of mixture. Mix egg, water and tion and headed toward their small cerebral palsy and autism was quick- vinegar. Sprinkle on flour mixture. town. ly given a special keyboard so she Press into ball. Do not manipu- “We had to evacuate and the traf- could type her work. Michael was late. Roll out. Sprinkle on five fic was really bad because it was thrilled that in Utah kindergarten is tablespoons mixture. Roll up. Cut [normally] a one hour and 15 minute only half a day as opposed to the full in quarters. Put one quarter on drive, but it took us 10 hours and day he’s used to in Texas. Natalie top of another and roll out again then we went to a relative’s house loved the fact that she got two into a pie crust. Repeat with other and we went swimming and had recesses here and art on Fridays. At two quarters for second crust. lots of fun,” gushed eight-year-old the junior high, Brent was immedi- Makes 1 double crust 9-inch pie. Natalie. ately loaned a saxophone and put in “It was certainly an adventure,” band and included on a tag football Homemade toaster pastries said Natalie’s mom Alison, but “not team. 2 large apples, peeled, cored one I want to repeat any time soon.” The kids wondered why they still and finely chopped (2 cups) After staying with several relatives had to do homework when it’s not 2 tablespoons water going to count in Texas, but since photography / Troy Boman in the area, the Packards realized Sisters Angela (center) and Natalie (right) Packard and a new friend had fun at grandma and grandpa power wouldn’t be restored imme- McBride’s in Tooele during their stay last week. SEE APPLES PAGE B5 diately. So they made the long drive SEE HURRICANE PAGE B9 Politics Arts Family Meet candidates Halloween concert set Start family history All are invited to Tooele “Trick or Treat” is the name of the Family History Fair for County’s Meet the Candidates benefit concert scheduled for Tuesday, Beginners is Saturday, Night (mayor and city coun- Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High Oct. 29, at the LDS Tooele cil), sponsored by Tooele School auditorium. The concert will East Stake building, 700 County PTA, on Oct. 25 at feature Halloween themed selections N. 7th Street (520 E.) from Overlake Elementary School, including “Devil Went Down to Georgia” 9 a.m. to — 1 p.m. 2052 N. 170 W., Tooele. An with special guest Kenneth Schmidt, as This fair is for all inter- open house will be from 6:30 well as all of the Tooele schools orches- ested in starting your fam- -7 p.m. with the PTA general tras. Suggested donation at the door ily history but don’t know meeting from 7-8 p.m. with is $5 per person or $15 per family. All where to begin. Please the topic education and safe- proceeds benefit the THS orchestra stu- come and discover your ty, then meet and greet the dents’ spring festival trip. Refreshments family. candidates from 8-8:30 p.m. will also be sold. Forms to order a DVD of the concert will be available at the door. B2 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

will meet in a business meeting Tooele Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall in the city council chambers, Irrigation water shut off 90 N. Main. Notice to all shareholders — Settlement Canyon Irrigation water will be shut off Oct. 15. Fall crafting Meet candidates All are invited to Tooele County’s St. Barnabas fundraiser Meet the Candidates Night (mayor and Crafters wanted for St. Barnabas city council), sponsored by Tooele Election Day fundraiser. Cost is $25 a County PTA, on Oct. 25 at Overlake table. If you want to rent a table, please Elementary School, 2052 N. 170 W., call: Beverly at 882-6231 or Laura at Tooele. An open house will be from 882-8303. Crafters can sell from 3-8 6:30 -7 p.m. with the PTA general meet- p.m. ing from 7-8 p.m. with the topic educa- Deer widows saved tion and safety, then meet and greet the While the men are away the women candidates from 8-8:30 p.m. will play! Come spend Deer Widow Veterans receive help Weekend at Sweat Fitness Center and A field service officer from the shop our craft boutique. There is some- Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. thing for everyone: Home décor, baby Department Service Office will be at items, Halloween, fall and Christmas the Tooele Workforce Service Center, galore! Friday, Oct. 21, from 2-7 p.m. 305 N. Main, from 3-4:30 p.m. on Oct. and Saturday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. to 21 to assist you in understanding and 6 p.m. Located at 34 S. Main Street, applying for rightful VA benefits, pre- Tooele. paring and documenting application Tooele Kiwanis Club photography / Mark Watson for compensation, pension, hospitaliza- The Tooele Kiwanis Club is spon- These four elementary school students were honored at Wednesday’s Tooele City Council meeting for contributions they have tion, education and other benefits. This soring a craft fair and bake sale on made to the community, their families, schools and friends. Students include (l-r) Megan Heder, Copper Hills Elementary; Jessica is a free service and veterans need not Saturday, Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Floyd, Northlake Elementary; Jenna Langton, Copper Canyon Elementary; and Hadli Sorenson, West Elementary. be members of the American Legion to the Dow James Building, 400 N. 400 W., Donna Young at 882-2870 ext. 126. qualify for assistance. Tooele. Stansbury Library Halloween concert set Booth rental is $35 and includes Learn safe driving “Trick or Treat” is the name of the a six-foot table and 8x10 foot space. All interested in AARP Safe Driving benefit concert scheduled for Tuesday, Set up begins at 7 a.m. Nov. 5. For Combined service boards meet Bookmobile tells stories Refresher Course RSVP to Senior The Tooele County Bookmobile Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High more information, call Jennifer Swan The Board of Trustees of the Circle by calling 843-3690, Floyd Library, 429 E. Main, Grantsville, is School auditorium. The concert at 882-4869 or 840-1650 or e-mail Stansbury Recreation Service Area and Bracken at 882-6364 or Jim Nichols again hosting Story Time on Thursdays will feature Halloween theme selec- [email protected]. the Greenbelt Service Area and the at 833-0931. Requirements are to be at 4 p.m. The program is designed tions including “Devil Went Down to Holiday Gift, Craft Fair Board of Directors of the Stansbury 50 years of age or older and have a Service Agency will convene a public to create in young children a love of valid driver license. The cost is $10 Georgia” with special guest Kenneth Need a little extra cash for the hearing on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 7 books though stories, puppets, games per student. Dates are Thursday and Schmidt, as well as all of the Tooele holidays? Middle Canyon Elementary p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 Country Club and crafts. The public is invited and Friday, Oct. 13-14 in the Mountain schools orchestras. Suggested donation Holiday Gift and Craft Fair is looking Drive, Stansbury Park, for the purpose there is no cost to participate. For more West Medical Center classrooms. at the door is $5 per person or $15 per for crafters. Display your wonderful of taking public comment on the 2006 information call 884-3703. family. All proceeds benefit the THS talents and crafts. Reserve your booth Volunteers needed tentative budget and on the clubhouse orchestra students’ spring festival trip. for our fourth annual fair held Dec. 2-3! Volunteers of America, Utah is offer- rental fee schedule. Refreshments will also be sold. For more information, call Carol today USU Tooele ing the Foster Grandparent Program Forms to order a DVD of the concert at 435-843-5912. in Tooele County. Seniors must be will be available at the door. Holiday Harvest Boutique Erda over 60 and willing to volunteer at Donate to campus library least 15 hours a week with children Enjoy spaghetti dinner It’s time for the third annual Holiday Utah State University — Tooele is in school settings. Eligible seniors St. Marguerite’s Knights of Columbus Harvest Boutique sponsored by the developing a campus library! Donations will qualify for a monthly tax-free sti- will hold its annual fundraiser spaghetti USU Tooele County Alumni Chapter. Planners meet The Erda Township Planning are welcome. Textbooks, books on pend reimbursement of approximate- dinner at the church gym. This year 100 We need crafters on Saturday, Nov. Commission will hold a meeting on history, computing and literature are ly $200 plus mileage. Please contact percent of the money raised will be 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Utah Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of welcome (papercovers or hard). Drop Jennifer at the Tooele office 882-3154 donated to the Katrina disaster relief. State University Tooele Campus, 1021 the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. them by the campus at 1021 W. Vine or if you have any questions. Tickets will be sold at the door for $8 W. Vine. Please contact Sydnie at 843- Main St., Tooele, on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. call 882-6611. adults, $4 children. Come and enjoy a 9534 to reserve your space. Grantsville seniors Register for spring good dinner. Fall Boo-tique set The Grantsville Senior Center can Remember that priority registration be called at 884-3446. Start family history Tooele United Methodist Church will Pine Canyon for spring semester, which starts the • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- Family History Fair for Beginners hold its annual Fall Boo-tique on Friday first of January, begins on Nov. 7. tions by 8:30 a.m. is Saturday, Oct. 29, at the LDS Tooele and Saturday, Oct. 21-22. Reserve your • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. East Stake building, 700 N. 7th Street space now to sell your crafts and gifts. Planners meet ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at (520 E.) from 9 a.m. to — 1 p.m. Call Glenice Moore at 882-3807 for The Pine Canyon Planning Schools noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. This fair is for all interested in start- more information and to reserve your Commission will hold a public meet- • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. ing family history but don’t know where table. ing Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. in the to begin. Please come and discover Emergency management conference THS council meets breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 your family. room, 47 S. Main, to receive public Tooele High School Community a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- Sports comment on off-premise advertising, Council will hold its monthly meet- Perform Handel’s Messiah ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood breeding and selling of quarter horses ing Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. in Practices are every Sunday 7-8:30 pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo and bull mastiff dogs by Gordon Beals, the library of the school. All parents p.m. at the LDS church on Skyline T.C. Thunder tryouts set • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at amendment to chapter 15 of the general and interested persons are welcome to Drive. Chorus members, soloists and Girls Accelerated Fastpitch Softball: noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. plan, and Brookfield Estates. attend. orchestra members are needed. T.C. Thunder is holding tryouts for age • Everyday quilting This year’s performance will be Dec. 10 and under on Oct. 15 at 9 a.m. in • Oct. 12 — Blood sugar check 10 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Grantsville High Stansbury Park, 115 E. Village Blvd., Churches Scouts a.m. School. for the 2006 season. We want girls who • Oct. 15 — Old Time Fiddlers per- Sponsored by The Church of Jesus love softball, have positive attitudes, form 1-3 p.m. Christ of Latter-day Saints, all musi- and are hard working! For directions All invited to concert Cub Scout haunted maze Lighthouse Community Church wel- • Oct. 19 — Flu clinic 1-5 p.m. cians are encouraged to celebrate the to the field or with questions, please The Cub Scouts are sponsoring a Bring insurance card. season together through performing contact Mike Chipman at 882-5774 or comes Michael and Golden in con- haunted maze Oct. 28-29 at Z’s Corn cert Sunday, Oct. 16, at 6 p.m. Their • Oct. 25 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 Handel’s inspired composition. Paul Frailey at 882-8228. Maze, 618 W. Erda Way. Cost is $1 per p.m. Appointment necessary. Help baby with cancer music is a blend of folk and Christian cub and one can of food per adult. For Deer widow’s weekend contemporary, bringing a soothing • Oct. 28 — Monster’s Inc. 5 p.m. Eli Fernando Mondragon, nine month more information contact Chris Zeller Join us at Sweat Fitness Center for comfort and a word of encouragement Tooele seniors old son of Ricardo and Trudy Mondragon at 882-5240. a morning of free activities Oct. 22. We to the listener. Every is invited. Visit The Tooele County Senior Citizen (grandson of Danny Mondragon and are offering three hours of free aerobic www.lighthousetooele.org or e-mail Girl Scout Service Unit Meeting Center can be reached at 882-2870. great-grandson of Esther King), has classes Saturday morning beginning at [email protected]. Tooele’s Service Unit Meeting for • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- completed three chemotherapy treat- 9 a.m. for both men and women with troop leaders and co-leaders is sched- bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line ments and a blood transfusion for neu- free daycare and Halloween crafts for LDS Singles meet uled for Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. North Stake luncheon — Join us at dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. roblastoma. Soon he will have a bone the kids. Call 882-6680 for details or The meeting will be held at the United • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; marrow transplant. stop by at 34 S. Main Street for a com- the Tooele North Stake singles lun- Methodist Church located at 78 E. Utah cheon on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 1 p.m. at Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. Please help Eli by donating to the Eli plete schedule of activities! Ave. in Tooele. Agenda items include • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. Mondragon Cancer Fund any University the Tooele North Stake Center, 583 N. a delegate’s report, training update, Hiking/backpacking/XC-skiing 270 East. All singles invited for fun and to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing of Utah Credit Union. finance report, distribution, troop re- 12-1 p.m.; ceramics 1 p.m. group entertainment! registration and new registration infor- Candle profits donated Have you ever wanted to explore • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Home Interiors and Thomas Kinkade Methodists host dinner mation. Tooele’s Mountains but con- aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; unite in a special relief effort to benefit Tooele United Methodist Church cerned to go alone? Please call Kurt blood pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 victims of Hurricane Katrina. All prof- reminds you of the community turkey Alloway at 801-550-4674 or E-mail p.m. its from the purchases of the #11995 dinner Nov. 5 serving from 4-7 p.m. The Seniors [email protected]. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Light the Storm Candle will be donated. message this Sunday by Beverly Harris dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; danc- Come to Phil’s Glass, 635 N. Main, on is “Have you Heard.” Adult Sunday Flu shots offered ing 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 19, 5:30-8 p.m. With Grantsville school is at 9:30 a.m. with childcare Flu shots are available through • Oct. 17 — Flu shots 9 a.m. to 1 questions or donations, contact Amie provided; youth fellowship and chil- the Tooele County Aging and Adult p.m. Russell at 837-2118 or Sandy Critchlow dren’s Sunday school is at 11 a.m. Come Services for $20 and pneumonia and • Oct. 14 — Dancing with Delbert at 882-2675. Homecoming this week join us. tetanus shots cost $30 without insur- 6-8 p.m.; Cori Conners entertainment Grantsville High School’s Looking for Avon? Join Morning of Reflection ance. Medicare Part B and Blue Cross 5-6 p.m. Homecoming game is this Friday, Oct. The THS Band Boosters are sell- Join us here at St. Marguerite’s may also be billed. • Oct. 21 — Dancing with Ned 6-8 14. Activities include: ing Avon from now until Oct. 19. The Catholic Church in Tooele on Monday, • Wendover senior center — p.m. • Tuesday — Powder puff game at 6 money raised will help purchase uni- Oct. 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1-4 p.m. • Oct. 28 — Dancing with Delbert and 7 p.m. forms, instruments, music and other a morning of reflection with Reverent • Tooele senior center — Monday, 6-8 p.m.; costume party after dinner • Wednesday — Dress like an old items needed for the band. Please help Francis J. Peffley. Father Peffley is Oct. 17, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with prizes for best costumes. fogie; wheel chair/walker races at support your local band. Contact any a priest in the Diocese of Arlington, • Grantsville senior center — lunch; after school students decorate band parent, Doretta Shumway at 839- Va. and an expert juggler! Bring a bag Wednesday, Oct. 19, from 1-5 p.m. halls for competition between grades; 3473 or Della Frost at 837-2297. lunch. For further information, please call SEE DOINGS ON B3 bonfire at 9 p.m. Joyce Rigby at 882-2870 ext. 128 or • Thursday — Cowboy dress; ride a Methodists invite all Pastor Tom’s message at Tooele pony during lunch; after school street Meetings United Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah painting; movie at 7 p.m. Street, will be ? at 11 a.m.; 9:45 a.m. adult DOINGS POLICY • Friday — Wear black for Bear Sunday school with child care, 11 a.m. City council meets funeral day; alumni assembly during Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings youth fellowship and children Sunday The Tooele City Council will meet in lunch honoring class of ‘86; parade at Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at school with nursery. The church choir a special business meeting to discuss 4 p.m. (line up at 3:30 p.m.); BBQ rib [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. will practice at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays for the primary vote on Tuesday, Oct. 11, at dinner 4:30-6:30 p.m.; pre-game show The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable the Christmas cantata, which will be 8:30 a.m. in the Tooele City Hall small at 6:45 p.m.; football game between organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Dec. 11. Anyone interested in singing conference room, 90 N. Main. Grantsville and Logan at 7 p.m. advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we is welcome. The community annual City planners meet • Saturday — Homecoming dance. can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words Thanksgiving dinner will be Nov. 5. The Tooele City Planning Commission Go Cowboys! or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. TUESDAY October 11, 2005 B3 �� Tuesday and Wednesday Mary Groups Dillard always cooks an excel- Volunteers Doings �� Continued from page B2 lent homemade dish. The price Quilters meet is right, too! Help kids read �� Tooele County Quilters will • Deer hunter’s ball and Dutch Northlake Elementary Needs �� Senior Circle, MWMC meet on Oct. 18 at 9:30 a.m. oven cook-off — Saturday, Oct. Volunteers! The “I Can Read” Senior Circle is for those at the county extension office, 15. Entry fee is $5. Prizes will program needs your help! On over 50 and costs just $15 per 151 N. Main St. This month we be given after 5 p.m. judging. Oct. 17-19 from 9-11 a.m. at �� year. Call 843-3690 for a mem- will share ideas on document- Dinners served downstairs at Northlake Elementary there will �� cost of $5 at 6 p.m. Keith and bership form and to RSVP for ing quilts. Please bring ideas to be a training for volunteers who �� all activities except exercise share. Don’t forget your BOM. Debbie will host karaoke at 7 can give two hours each week to and water aerobics. Next month will be our silent p.m. All proceeds benefit diabe- help students in reading. If you �� • Body Instincts — Meets on auction; all donations are appre- tes fund. are interested, please contact �� Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle ciated. If you would like to learn • State visitation — Tooele Northlake Elementary at 833- Therapy (29 S. Main). to quilt or are a quilter, please Auxiliary will host the State 1940. Thank you! • Hinges and Twinges (water come and join us. Auxiliary on Monday, Oct. 24. aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. N.A.R.F.E. meets and the meeting starts at 8 p.m. General and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt The Tooele chapter of the �� Aquatic Center, $2.50. National Active and Retired • Oct. 13-14 — AARP Driving Federal Employees Association Recovery Be aware of abuse Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each will be held Friday, Oct. 14, at 1 An Evening of Emotional �� day. Both days are manda- p.m. in the briefing room of the Abuse Awareness — Healing tory to complete the course. county emergency management Castaways AA and Recovery is set for Saturday, Cost is $10. Meet at MWMC office located in the basement Castaways Alcoholics Oct. 15, from 8-9:30 p.m. at the classrooms. Registration is of the county courthouse (look Anonymous meets Monday- Ladies’ Literary Club, 850 E. required. for signs). The team’s presen- Saturday at Noon and Friday South Temple, Salt Lake City. • Oct. 19 — Wellness tation will cover the county’s at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas With Utah statistics for domes- k i n Luncheon 11 a.m. Meet in the p W disaster/emergency prepared- Center, 1784 North Aaron Dr., tic violence higher than the hospital classrooms. Topic is Tooele. (Southwestern looking m a ness plans. All members and majority of states in American, l “Infection Control: Flu Season guests should attend this impor- church by the new hospital, this event will elevate aware- u st nd k is Upon Us” presented by Kip tant meeting; visitors welcome. first left off 2000 North). Open, ness and encourage victims to P Oct. 21 - 22 am pm Thompson, infection control For more information call Hal mixed, non-smoking, wheel- seek help and stand for their 10 to 9 manager at MWMC. Space is Webster at 882-5331 or Marla chair access, nursery available rights and values. limited. Lunch provided. Ramey at 882-3876. Monday-Friday. (No children Drive defensively • Oct. 20 — Breast Cancer Saturdays). ““PioneersPioneers & PPumpkins”umpkins” Support Group 7 p.m. in the Sewing guild meets The Utah Safety Council is “Pioneers & Pumpkins” The American Sewing Guild Feeling trapped? offering four-hour defensive MWMC classrooms. If someone’s drinking is Costume Contest • Oct. 25 — Identity theft Tooele Neighborhood Group driving courses throughout each will hold its monthly meeting affecting your life, Alanon can month at 1514 W. 1700 South, Saturday @ 1pm presentation 10 a.m. in the help. Call 882-7756 for informa- (Judging from 1pm ‘til 2pm) MWMC classrooms presented on Wednesday, Oct. 19, in the Salt Lake City, also in Spanish. Extension office auditorium tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday The course consists of class- Display Contest by the Utah state government. and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Lunch will be provided follow- beginning at 9:30 a.m. We will room instruction and focuses Prizes work on the dolls that were Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. on accident prevention, driving the presentation. Space is Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron 1st Prize: $100 limited. ordered earlier. If you do not ing confidence, awareness of have a doll ordered please still Dr., Tooele. hazards and improving driving 2nd Prize: $75 • Oct. 25 — Birthday Bingo 3rd Prize: $50 Night 5 p.m. in the MWMC come and enjoy sewing and Alateen starts skills. sharing ideas. Bring any show Alateen meets Mondays at Drivers may complete the Best of School Awards classrooms. Come celebrate $65 Each October birthdays and play and tell or projects you are cur- 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church course for a 50-point reduc- LLiveLiivvee SScarySccaarryy bingo for prizes. Pizza, cake rently working on. Call Geri in Overlake. Please come for tion from their Utah driving EEntertainmentEnntteerrttaaiinnmmeenntt and drinks will be served! Cost Thomas at 883-3487 for more sharing and caring. Please call record once every three years. SStoriesSttoorriieess will be $3. Wear a costume and information. 849-1881 for more information. Individuals 55 years of age and older, may qualify for insurance HHayay FaceFace your pizza is free. Eagles events Kick drug habit Hay CraftCCrraafftt BBoutiqueBoouuttiiqquuee Face • Oct. 26 — Red Butte The Fraternal Order of Eagles A 12 Step Addiction Recovery discounts after completing the MMazeMaazzee PaintingPPaaiinnttiinngg Gardens Day Trip. Leave at is a private club for members Program for addictive/compul- course. 9:15 a.m.; return by 3:30 p.m. and their guests. sive behavior, run by LDS Social Registration is $40 per per- Visit the Red Butte Gardens to • Friday steaks — Presidents Services in Tooele and Erda, son or $10 for those age 55 DDeliciousDeelliicciioouuss FFoodFoooodd HHayHaayy RRidesRiiddeess $1$ $ 11 learn about fall gardening and Kevin and Barbara will host bar- welcomes new members and and over that are only seeking see beautiful colors. Lunch becue steaks (weather permit- everyone. a reduction in their insurance will follow at Chuck-A-Rama ting) this Friday, Oct. 14, 6:30-9 • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 rate. For additional information at the BENSON GRIST MILL Buffet. Cost of trip is $22 and p.m. S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 or to register, please contact the includes transportation, lunch • Lunch — Eagle’s Lodge • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 Utah Safety Council at 478-7878 325 State Rd 138•Stansbury•882-7678 and ticket to gardens. Lounge Area serves sandwich- E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 or visit www.utahsafetycouncil. FFREEFRREEEE AADMISSION!ADDMMIISSSSIIOONN!! es, polish dogs, pizza; and on org. ��

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TUESDAY October 11, 2005 B5 Apples ANNIVERSARIES continued from page B1 were married in the Salt Lake 1/3 cup sugar Mr. and Mrs. Reeder Temple. 1 teaspoon cornstarch They have five children: Cheryl 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon John T. and Leora H. Reeder (Eugene) Carbine, Thomas 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves celebrated their 60th wedding 1 recipe pastry dough (below) anniversary on Oct. 3, 2005. (Wendy) Reeder, Sharlene (Bob) In a small saucepan, combine They have called Tooele their Jorgensen, Marsha (Dennis) apples and water. Cook, covered, 15 home for 38 years. Murray, and Keven Reeder. They minutes. Combine sugar, cornstarch John and Leora met at a roll- have 18 grandchildren and 30 and spices; stir into apple mixture. er-skating rink in Logan, Utah, great-grandchildren. Cook and stir until thickened and in 1942. Shortly thereafter, John An open house was held for went off to war and fought in bubbly. Cool. Make pastry dough. them in July and they spent the European Theater in Italy. their anniversary on a cruise Pastry dough for toaster During this time, Leora worked as a switchboard operator at to the Mexican Baja where pastries the Dee Memorial Hospital in they enjoyed sightseeing, tours, 1 3/4 cups all purpose flour Ogden, Utah. John T. and Leora H. Reeder music, dancing, and yes ... par- 3/4 teaspoon salt Crisp apples can be stored all year to make pies, cakes and pudding. After John came home, they a-sailing! 1/4 cup butter or margarine, chilled sheet. Bake in 400 degree oven for 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg 2 tablespoons cooking oil 10 to 12 minutes (pastries should 1/2 cup nuts MISSIONARIES 1 beaten egg not be brown) Cool. Repeat using Cream together sugar and butter. 3 tablespoons ice water remaining dough and filling. Wrap in Add eggs. Sift dry ingredients. Add Mix together flour and salt. Make foil or clear plastic wrap. Label, and nuts and apples. Cook in top of dou- Elder Call well in center. Add margarine, cook- refrigerate or freeze. To use: For ble boiler 2 to 2 1/2 hours or bake ing oil and egg. Cut until mixture best results, thaw frozen pastries; at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes. Elder Jesse Call, son of is crumbly. Sprinkle ice water over toast in toaster on medium setting, Serve warm with Simple Caramel Anson and Dee Call, returned to mixture stirring with a fork. Add or start with frozen pastries and Sauce or whipped cream (or both). Tooele recently after serving in more ice water if needed until mix- toast slightly longer. Makes 12. the Oklahoma, Oklahoma City ture is well blended and forms a Simple Caramel Sauce for Mission for The Church of Jesus smooth ball. Divide dough in half. Apple pudding Apple Pudding Christ of Latter-day Saints. Cover. On lightly floured surface, 1 egg 1 cup brown sugar He will speak in the Tooele roll half the dough to a 16x9 rectan- 1 cup sugar 6 tablespoons margarine or Fifth Ward Sacrament meeting, gle. Cut into twelve 4x3 inch pieces. 1/4 cup butter butter 196 N. Pinehurst Ave., at 9 a.m. Place a tablespoon of fruit filling 1 1/4 cups flour 3/4 cup water on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005. on half of the pieces, spreading to 1/4 teaspoon salt Bring to a boil. Add 2 table- within 1 half inch of edges. Dampen 5 medium grated apples (2 1/2 spoons cornstarch mixed with 1/4 edges. Cover with remaining pieces cups) cup cold water. Cook until thick, of dough. Press edges with fork to 1 teaspoon soda then add 1 teaspoon vanilla and a Elder Jesse Call seal. Place on ungreased baking 1 teaspoon cinnamon dash of salt.

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Main St. #5 aren’t what they used to FOR SALE: SCA w/preschool activities, 1600 B. Ave., Tooele UT 84074. Job code 1009tran Tooele Merc Plaza WOLFF System Series stock. Great condition meals, snacks, M-F, be! Complimentary in- 2 KENMORE WASHER $5200 839-3454 Tues -Sat 10am-5pm terview. Member of 2 tanning bed, $1000. and dryer sets, one 5:30am-5:30pm, first 435-224-4616 MNTA/UMTA, Tooele 830-6030 electric, one gas, $250; aid, CPR, certified? Call BIG BAY gelding, 9yrs Kristi 843-9799 Machine Operators Chapter President. Whirlpool washer and old, great hunting pros- 843-5031 GOLDEN DELICIOUS dryer set, $250; Side by Experience with manufacturing in a continuous produc- A ONE of a kind Quality pect or mountain/ trail. CHILD CARE openings, Apples, 10lb for $6, half side Kitchen Aid refrig- tion environment using computer-controlled machinery work in concrete, roof- PIANO LESSONS. Ex- Pleasure type, anyone ages 2-9. Call Sandra bushel for $12, or $0.75 erator, $400. Will trade ing, foundation, side- perienced teacher. can ride. $1800 obo. 884-6810 is desirable. Must possess a strong mechanical/technical a pound. Grantsville. for hay. 90 day warran- walk, patio, floor, drive- Located in North East Message 882-6285 David, 884-0916 ty. 850-2383 aptitude and the ability and desire to learn on an on-going way. Free estimate. Call Tooele. $40 per DAY CARE, 2-5yr old, month. Call 840-3208 CERTIFIED HAY, $4.50 $260 a month, 0-1yr basis. 882-2820, 843-7444, If you sell Insurance, pro- 5 PIECE Queen bed- per bale. 882-3861 old, $320 a month. 849-2569 mote a hospital or an room set, dark green, THREE J’S Roofing and Available 6am thru 5pm ambulance service, great condition, $250. Repairs, free estimates, CM COMBO 4 horse M-F. Call 224-3155 A QUALITY designers & place your classified ad Call 882-5463 Maintenance Technicians builders. Framing, fin- expert wind damage rein all 47 of Utah's news- trailer, hay rack, 2 spare pairs, 20 years experi- tires, 2 tack doors. DAY CARE, full time, The Maintenance Mechanic and Technician ensure the safe ishing work, roofing, papers. The cost is only DON’T SETTLE for ence, great prices, se- $2800 obo. 884-5012 CPR, first aid, referen- sheet rock, new or re- $135. for a 25 word ad used! King pillow top and seamless operation of the manufacturing equipment, model. Free estimate. nior discount. 882-4289 ($5. For each additional ces, East Elementary $250. New! Mfg. wrap- FOX TROTTERS for perform PM work, and repair building installations. Must Call 882-2820, 843- word). You will reach up area, 24hrs, M-F, new- ped with warranty. sale, 2yr old, 3yr old, 7444, 849-2569 TRACTOR SERVICE, to 500,000 newspaper born- up. Bus to school. have a strong mechanical aptitude, some hydraulic and (801)831-0678 6yr old. All experienced tilling, post holes, mow- readers. Just call 843-7173 pneumatic system experience, and good electrical trouble- mountain horses, great I DO House cleaning, ex- ing fields and lots, level- Tooele Transcript Bulle- IRON CANOPY bed with for the hunt. (801)381- IF YOUR Child deserves shooting experience in a manufacturing and /or packaging perienced, references. ing, final grades. 884- tin at (435)882-0050 for mattress & box. $275 8710, 884-6801 quality care in a loving Call Tillie 882-2157 6868, or 830-1124 details. (Ucan) brand new in pkg. Must environment. home, please call Dens- sell. (801)831-0678 GORGEOUS 12YO Ara- KING BED with head ley Child Care, near bian Dapple Bay, gentle board and bedding, MAYTAG GAS dryer, North Lake Elementary. NEED CASH NOW? but spirited. Broodmare Quality Technician $450; sofa bed, $200; $300; Cherry finish Chi- 882-5290 We want to make na cabinet, $800; End or mountain trail rider. The Quality Technician will provide assistance with test- piano, $200. 882-1556 LICENSED IN Home day you a loan! tables, $200. Must sell! Particular about experi- care, loving environ- ing raw materials and fi nished goods, and calibration of KITCHEN AIDE dish- 882-7698 enced horse lover only. ment, preschool activi- lab and process equipment. An Associate or Bachelor’s washer, like new, $175; 833-9474 ties, healthy meals and $50 - $3,000 Bowflex Extreme, $900. MISC FURNITURE for degree with coursework in mathematics, physical science HAY FOR Sale! Oat/al- snacks, Mon-Fri. 882- No checking account 830-5441 sale. Call (435)850- or statistics, and work experience in a technical fi eld would 8068 falfa: $75/ton, 8444 needed. Usually 30 $2.75/bale. 1st Crop: WINTER’S COMING! be desirable. The ideal candidate must also be computer minute service! $85/ton, $3/25/bale. NEED AFFORDABLE Will trade excellent con- SLEEP SPECIAL! 2nd crop: $90/ton, child care? Taking all literate, particularly in MS Word and Excel and statistical dition 5HP ariens snow Queen NASA memory $3.50 bale. Ask about ages. Will take State software, and possess strong oral and written communica- NOBLE FINANCE thrower FOR rear tine foam. $480. New with delivery. 435-839-3423 assistance. Call 850- tiller in like condition. warranty. (801)831- tion skills. 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 435-839-3437 (Vernon) 9140. 843-1255 882-2312 0678 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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Cabinet FREE TAX School, earn 30ft motor home, sleeps 98 JEEP Wrangler, air, (801)265-0669 spectrum.com. The a month. (801)330-4817 The Best Places at the Best Prices installer salesman, ex- extra income after tak- 8, runs great, excellent hardtop, cd, excellent Spectrum, an Equal Op- or 882-7308. Completely Furnished perience needed. ing course, flexible condition. Must see! condition, $11,000. 849- schedules, register now MEDICAL ASSISTANT portunity Employer. 0317 (435)496-3423 $3000 obo. 843-5906 CLEAN SPACIOUS, Weekly & Monthly Rates at Liberty Tax, Tooele. OBGYN, experience (ucan) 3bdrm 1bth w/small Courses start October perfered but not neces- Trucks JAYCO MOTOR HOME yard, basement, car- 12. Call 882-0768 435- sary, friendly personali- TUMBLING INSTRUC- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 Place Your Ad: 2002, 31ft, V10, 9000 port, no smoking, 849-2455. Small fee for ty required, fax resume TOR wanted, this is a 882-0050 miles, like new, loaded. 1979 FORD F250, tow $600/mo, $400 security. books. to 833-9888 contract position w/Dug- $44,900 obo. (435)830- package, dual gas Available October 15th, way Proving Ground 2426 NEW HOME sales repre- NWR. Call Royce Lars- tanks, shell. Runs great. (801)748-2500 sentative for area’s en, (435)831-2352 for $2500 obo. Call 882- Motorcycles & ERDA DUPLEX, 3bdrm, leading home builder. more information. 2397 Great long term oppor- ATVs hookups, $450 month, $200 clean up, no pets, tunity for serious mind- WORK FROM HOME? 2001 YAMAHA Bear- 1980 FORD F250 4x4, no smoking. 882-8204, ed sales professionals. $500-$1500 part time, tracker 250, excellent straight body, runs ok, Tooele County 882-2973. Engineering/Roads Intense training pro- $3000-$5000 full time. condition, always ga- $1000 obo. Aggressive gram, excellent com- seller! Call Russ @ Work around your raged, less than 10 GRANTSVILLE APART- pensation, previous 882-4116 schedule. VISIT US TO- hours. Asking $2450. MENTS now available! new home sales not re- DAY! www.livefreebiz.com Call 843-1738 for more Studios $375 includes quired. Must have cur- 89 FORD F150, 5.0 liter, Road Operation information. utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- rent real estate license. Business rebuilt motor with Applications will be accepted until October 13th at 5:00 p.m . cludes utilities, call 1- MONTHS FREE RENT Please fax resume to 10,000 miles, great con- Opportunities PAGGIO BV200 motor 801-603-2565 POSITION DUTIES : Performs semi-skilled heavy duty truck (801)572-6598. Atten- bike, $2800. 830-5441 dition. $4,000 obo, 884- N ow Renting driving duties to haul or tow a variety of materials, equipment, and $2000+ PER WEEK. employees engaged in the construction, maintenance and repair of tion Bart. 0162 or 840-2775 GRANTSVILLE seclud- You'll also get up to MOVE IN SPECIALS roads and parks. Performs operational maintenance on vehicles Trailers ed studio $315.00 85% off all vacations for Exclusively for Seniors operated; checks fuel and oil levels, tire pressure, water level, NINE MORE people to 92 DODGE Dakota, as (801)898-9085 owner/ anti-freeze and similar requirements; services equipment as work from home for a the rest of your life is, $1000 or highest of- necessary and assures lubrication is performed on a routine basis; agent. Health Company. .Free Information: 1- 1995 BIG Tex utility trail- fer. Needs work. 224- Pet Friendly assists mechanics with repairs on vehicles by performing minor er, dual tandem axle, LARGE 2BDRM apart- mechanical adjustments. PT/FT (801)592-5037 877-791-7486. 2348 Call for details. pp ID#BH7777. One time 25’, 20,000lb JVW, pin- ment, 1.5bth, private • Salary $12.78 with a competitive benefit package. patio, covered park- • Graduation from high school or GED equivalent PAPA BOB’S Pizza, investment. $1995. tle hitch, electric brakes, Vehicle Parts (435)843-0717 ing, w/d hookups, de- and One (1) year of experience operating tandem Grantsville, hiring prep (ucan) like new, $5900 obo. posit $450, Rent axle or semi-trailer trucks while carrying heavy loads person. 18 and over. (435)830-2426 of 5 tons or more with CDL endorsements or an $550. No pets. Refer- Apply in person 196 ALL CASH CANDY FIBERGLASS SHELL for equivalent combination of education and experience. TRAILER BLOW-OUT, ences. 882-9073 • Must possess a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) with West Main Street. Route. Do you earn shortbed Ford truck, a Trailer, Tanker, HazMat, and Air-brake endorsement. $800 in a day? Your 4x8 utility (kit) w/Ramp $150. 840-3514 LARGE 2BDRM Tooele own local candy route. Gate 2K capacity $399, 7 night For more information or a on-line application please visit PARENT HELPER for duplex with washer & Includes 30 machines 5x8 utility Trailer with Apartments for http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html busy family of 4 boys. dryer, utilities paid. and candy. All for Ramp Gate $599, 2 Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County Must be able to drive. 3 Rent $700/mo, $200 cleaning Human Resources office • 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 $9,995. 1-800-814- place ATV side load days/ 15 hours per $425 PER month, 2bdrm deposit. No smoking, no EEO Employer 6047. (ucan) $799, 1-801-756-8670. week. 830-7204 (ucan) duplex apartment in children, no pets. For e s c a p e Tooele, pets allowed, more info, call Ron at Boats large pantry w/wash- 882-3072. room. 850-9852 to paradise for two! ROOMMATE WANTED, LOW RENT Remodels: GREAT FISHING boat gourmet kitchen, wash- Studio, 1 and 2 bed- Receive a complimentary 7 night cruise to paradise* Corrections loan star 35hp 12 1/2 er, dryer, full entertain- room apartments. New when you purchase this home!!! Monthly payments as w/trailer $550 801-231- ment center, bath, pri- carpet, tile and paint. low as $442 P&I on an FHA 3 year arm! 0197 vate. No smoking, New management with drugs, alcohol, pets. great tenants. 843-0917 Autos Male only. $400/mo. NEWLY RENOVATED Officer I 840-2011 2bdrm duplex $600, $0 DOWN! Cars from 1BDRM, Walk-In closets, w/full basement. No The recruitment will close on October 14, 2005 at 5:00 p.m. $29/mo, police im- new rug and paint, qui- smoking or pets. pounds for sale! 24 et, bright, cozy, from Grantsville. 884-5552. Tooele County is currently accepting applications to establish a roster for a Corrections Officer I with the Tooe le months at 8.5% APR. County Sheriff’s Department; all applicants must attach test scores or verification of completing th e Written Entry $415. No smoking. Vine (801)815-3335 For listings call 800- Test required by the Utah P.O.S.T Academy. Certified Peace Officer or Corrections Officer must also attach a copy of Street Courtyard, 34 NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, the certification with their employment application. 366-9813, extension West Vine, Tooele. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Home warranty included, 2bdrm, kitchenette 8329 (801)205-3883 available, monthly, large attached garage, very cute modular on its A P.O.S.T. standards physical agility test (flexibility, push-ups, sit-ups, and 1.5 mile run) will b e administered at the own lot, located in Grantsville - minutes away from Elton Park, 400 North Broadway, Tooele, UT 84074 on October 20, 2005 at 9:00 a.m. . (You will not be re- $500 POLICE IM- weekly special. HBO, notified of this testing date) Applicants that have taken and passed the physical test within the p ast year POUNDS! Hondas, BEAUTIFUL cable. Call 882-3235. new Wal-Mart Distribution Center. with Tooele County do not need to re-test; Prior test scores must be submitted with application. Chevy's, Fords, Jeeps, 585 Canyon Rd, Toyotas, etc! Cars, 1 & 2 bedroom Tooele. Valley View Price Reduced $94,900 POSITION DUTIES: Will maintain the security of the Tooele County Detention Facility and will uphold order trucks, SUV's from apartments!! Motel. and insure prisoner welfare. May serve as Court Security Bailiff in the District Court, Tooele Vall ey Justice Court $500! For listings 1- !! NO SEPT. RENT !! For More info contact and Juvenile Court; and supervise the County inmates on the Work Release Program 800-366-9813 ext 9977. QUIET 2BDRM Apart- (ucan) Completely Remodeled ment, no smoking, no Seana Westerman MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: NEW fridge, stove, drinking, no pets. For 435-840-4517 Graduation from high school or GED; 2 years of responsible work experience 1983 JEEP Wagoneer, dishwasher, cabinets, further information carpet & patio. *Cruise provided by Premier Mortgage Must have the ability to be qualified in the use of firearms in order to serve in a bailiff or trans portation of lifted 7”, 35” new tires, please call 882-4986 prisoner position Absolutely Gorgeous! The Services with each closed loan new wheels, new hubs, best value in ALL of leave a voice message. 21 years of age at the time of hire. 4:10 gears, rebuilt en- Tooele. A citizen of the United States; a resident of the State of Utah gine, straight body. We LOVE Children. Must possess and maintain a valid Utah Drivers License; No disqualifying criminal history; $1100 obo. (435)849- (801) 358-8592 No DUI convictions in the past two years. 1325, (801)649-2057 Creative Financing Solutions Full-time position/ Must work rotating shifts and willing to be on-call. 260 N. 100 E., Tooele All new hires begin as a Correction Officer (Grade 19). Must meet the minimum qualifications for a 1987 MERCEDES Benz Tooele County Corrections Officer I, plus complete (1) year with TCSO before being eligible to advan ce • Less than perfect credit to Corrections Officer II status. 300E, tan leather interi- Now or, $3999 obo. 840- • Hard to prove income 1440 Renting The P.O.S.T. entrance test is administered at the following locations on a on-going basis: • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure Bridgerland Applied Technology CenterDavid Applied Technology Center Salt Lake Community Skill Center 1992 SATURN SC1, ex- Oquirrh View 1301 North 600 West 550 East 300 South 1575 South State Street, Rm. 124 cellent condition, 5spd, • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure Logan, Utah 84321 Kaysville, Utah 84037 Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 2-wheel front drive, Apartments (435) 735-6780 (435) 593-2580 (801) 957-3249 • Need higher than normal loan to value cruise, power windows/ is now accepting •Lacking in down payment Dixie College Admissions Testing CenterUtah Valley State College locks, ac, sunroof, applications for RD 225 South 700 East 800 West 1200 South 37mpg, 145k miles, subsidized elderly • There are lending solutions for you! St. George, Utah 84770 Orem, Utah 84058 $3000. 882-7817 after (435) 652-7692 (801) 222-8161 housing. 4pm. 568 N. 270 E. RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! College of Eastern Utah Testing CenterWeber State University Testing Center Tooele 451 East 400 South Ogden, Utah 84408 1995 CHEVROLET Lu- SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? Price, Utah 84501 mina 4 door sedan, 882-2268 (801) 537-2120 ext. 5325 Dark green, good condi- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate tion. $1800 power win- debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. It is the responsibility of the candidate to contact one of these agencies to obtain a test date and time. dows, sterling, driver 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Candidates must pay the necessary fee each time the test is taken and must have picture identificati on. A set, key less entry, 882- ments behind Super score of 70% or better on every section of the written test is required. Applicants selected for hi re will be 0417 Wal-Mart. On select given a conditional job offer based on successfully passing all phases of the selection process, a units $99 moves you comprehensive background investigation, drug test, and psychological examination. 2002 HYUNDAI Accent, in. Some apartments 5spd, ac, 58,000, $4900 If you are interested in being considered for this position, please apply at the Tooele County Human includes all utilities. Resources Office, Rm. 120, 47 South Main. For specific questions about this recruitment please offer; 89 Chev 3/4 4x4, Swimming pool, hot Call Now! call the Human Resources Office at 435-843-3157 or visit www.co.tooele.ut.us 350, 4spd, xtra cab, tub, exercise room, $2500 offer. (435)851- playground, full club- 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan 0283 house. 843-4400 www.deseretpeakmtg.com B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 11, 2005

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3BDRM, 1BTH, new car- FOR SALE by owner RENT TO Own, 4bdrm, TOOELE, 2001 3BDRM 2bth, per- SELLER WILL finance $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE NOTICE AND AGENDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC pet, new paint, totally Tooele. 4bdrm, 2bth re- 2bth, 913 N 310 E. Newer 3bdrm, 2bth, fect cond. New- carpet, closing costs down, no CASH for structured NOTICE IS HEREBY MEETING remodeled, no smoking/ modeled 1.24 acres A Perfect for kids. garage, large yard, pergo floors, applian- credit qualifying, several settlements, annuities, GIVEN THAT THE NOTICE IS HEREBY pets, garage w/opener, rear find sub-dividable $1000 per month. Call available now. $995. ces, central air. Two- houses available. Cen- law suit, mortgage TOOELE COUNTY GIVEN THAT THE PINE quiet neighborhood, $165 must see 435- Caravas Properties 1748 North Dean Ave. toned paint, tile, yard tury 21 All Pros Realty. notes and cash flows. COMMISSION WILL CANYON PLANNING $750/mo. Available im- 224-5324 (801)642-4335 (120 West) fenced. $135,000 224- Gaylen Robison. J.G. Wentworth #1. 1- HOLD A REGULAR COMMISSION WILL BE mediately. Call 801- Davidson Realty 2734 (435)793-4206 800-794-7310. (ucan) MEETING ON TUES- HOLDING A PUBLIC 842-9631 FOR SALE or rent, RENTAL PROPERTIES (801)466-5078 Public Notices DAY, OCTOBER 11, MEETING IN THE 3bdrm, 2bth mobile 665 E 670 N Tooele 4BDRM 1BTH, over STANSBURY PARK 2005, AT 3:00 P.M., IN EMERGENCY MAN- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile home in Grantsville. 3bdrm 2bth $900. 715 TOOELE, 3 bedroom 2200sqft, fenced yard, rambler, all brick, Meetings ROOM 310, TOOELE AGEMENT CONFER- home for rent, no smok- Available immediately. apartment, 1.75 bath, carport, fabulous buffet, 4bdrm, 3bth, part finish- COUNTY COURT- ENCE ROOM AT 47 N 350 W Tooele Deadline for public no- ing/ pets. 882-1550 Please call (435)884- carport, ac, no smoking, bookcases, window ed basement, beautiful HOUSE, 47 SOUTH SOUTH MAIN, TOOELE 3bdrm 2bth $900. tices is 4 p.m. the day 3317 or (435)496-3282 5217 S 5800 W Roy no pets, $600/month. seat. Immaculate! landscape, $174,000 MAIN STREET, UT. ON THURSDAY 4BDRM 1BTH, fenced prior to publication. 4bdrm 2bth 4th level, 623 East Smelter Road. Come look. 153 N 5th, 410 Country Club 882- TOOELE, UTAH. THE OCTOBER 13TH 2005, yard, new flooring, dish- Public notices submit- FREE RENT October golf property $950/mo (435)882-1287 $117,500. 882-8407 4165 AGENDA IS: BEGINNING AT 7:00pm washer, carport, water ted past the deadline $795/MO, includes tax- 909-997-3991 1. Roll Call TO RECEIVE PUBLIC included. $875/mo, will not be accepted. es and insurance, TOOELE, 4BDRM, 3bth, 4BDRM 2BTH HUD STANSBURY RAMBLER 2. Minutes COMMENT ON THE $600/dep. 153 N 5th St. 3bdrm, 1.5bth, w/ga- SHARP 2 and 3 bdrm fantastic home, fenced home! Only $65,000, fi- 3. Tax Adjustments PINE CANYON GENER- $239,800, 3485sqft, 6 AGENDA Call 882-8407 rage, great neighbor- homes. Rent to own for yard, garden spot, 2 car nancing referrals availa- 4. Bills AL PLAN. bedroom, 3.5 baths, COMBINED MEETING hood, clean, must see! monthly payments start- garage, storage shed. ble! For listings call 5. Deseret Peak Com- Mary Dixon 4BDRM 2BTH, newly re- cul-de-sac. FSBO. OF THE STANSBURY Call Chance at ing at $550. Call 224- $1100/mo. (801)949- 800-366-9783 ext. B851 plex Secretary modeled, w/d hookups, Open house Saturdays. RECREATION SERVICE (435)882-3741 4804 4333 (801)835-5592 6. Public Hearing - Pine Canyon Planning fenced yard, RV pad, (435)830-0822, AREA BOARD OF ADORABLE GRANTS- Stansbury Island Inter- Commission $850/mo. 916 South (801)560-9585. MLS TRUSTEES AND GRANTSVILLE, GOR- STANSBURY 3BDRM TOWNHOUSE, 3bdrm, VILLE 3bdrm, new win- pretive Center Agree- (Published in the Tran- Coleman Street. #543108 www.utahreal STANSBURY GREEN- GEOUS new custom 2.5bth condo, 1800sqft, 1.5bth, 2 family rooms, dows, new kitchen and ment with U.S. Magnesi- script Bulletin September (801)870-5208 estate.com BELT SERVICE AREA home, 3bdrm, rent to beautiful, clean, 2 car finished basement, ga- bathroom flooring, fully um 13, 2005) BOARD OF TRUSTEES, own available, starting garage, large deck. rage. Water, sewer, fenced, double carport. 7. Stansbury Island Inter- 4BDRM, 2BTH newly re- TERRA, Handyman Spe- AND STANSBURY at $1100/mo. Shawn Must see! Avaliable trash, lawn mainte- Only $99,900. Call pretive Center Agree- PUBLIC NOTICE modeled home in cial! For Sale or Lease SERVICE AGENCY 801-706-7485 now! $975/mo. nance paid. $800/mo, (435)884-0535 ment with U.S. Magnesi- Notice is hereby given Stansbury, 2 car ga- Option: 2600sqft, BOARD OF DIREC- (801)949-4333 $500/dep. Available Oct um that the Tooele City rage, central air, no 5bdrm, 2bth, 5acre TORS MOVE IN Special - 1 (801)835-5592 19. 224-2340 BANK FORECLOSURE! 8. JIC Contract Amend- Council will meet in a smoking, no pets, horse property. BLM NOTICE is hereby given month free for this one 3bdrm 2bth Home, ment Business Meeting on $1200/mo, $2500/dep. STANSBURY PARK, land is your backyard that the Board of Trust- bedroom apartment - Homes $60,000! Won't Last! 9. First Public Hearing - Wednesday, October 19, Call 843-7515 3bdrm, 2bth, family playground. Below Ap- ees of the Stansbury Good location, all utilit- More Homes Available, Community Development 2005 at the hour of 7:00 room, 2 car garage, praisal. (801)367-5155 Recreation Service Area ies included. $450 a For Listings Call 800- Block Grant P.M. The meeting will be 744 WEST 740 South, fenced yard, new carpet Owner/ Agent. and the Greenbelt Serv- month for rent. Security $$$SAVE MONEY 366-9783 xH772 10. Agreement with Skull held at the Tooele City newer multi, new paint, & paint, $975/mo, ice Area and the Board Deposit of $400. Call Find HUD & Bank Valley Company, Tooele Hall Council Room locat- 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- (801)809-7668 or Manufactured of Directors of the Stans- Carole 882-7875 ext owned homes at: County, and Iosepa His- ed at 90 North Main rage, $875/mo. Carl (435)228-8020 bury Service Agency will 123. www.tooelebankowned COUNTRY LIVING - Homes torical Street, Tooele, Utah (801)792-5548 convene a Public Hear- homes.com or call for BEAUTIFUL Valley. 2000 FLEETWOOD 11. Ordinance 2005-25 - 1. An Ordinance Chang- STANSBURY PARK, ing on Wednesday, Oc- CHARMING OVER- OVERLAKE TOWN- a list Berna or Chris Shopping. Schools. Spring Hill 24x52, Amending Tooele Coun- ing Section 7-19-29 of Large 3bdrm, 2bth, tober 12, 2005 at 7:00 LAKE Community, HOUSE, 35 West 1930 435-840-5029, Group Fishing. Hunting. Cen- 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at ty Code Title 10, Chapter the Tooele City Code to 2 car garage, rambler, p.m., at the Clubhouse, 3bdrm 1.5bth town- North, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, 1 1 Real Estate tral Utah. Your builder $34,873, in Tooele park 1, Section 4, Enacting Allow Alternate Materials no pets, no smoking. #1 Country Club Drive, home, 1 car garage, car garage. New carpet, and plans, our's, or or can be moved, Subsection 15, Granting to be Used for Landscap- $1200. Stansbury Park, Utah 1200+sqft, 9ft ceilings, paint. No smoking, pets. $125,000. GRANTS- hold. Farmable. Cost- $26,900 obo. (208)860- a Franchise Along and ing in the Public Owned 116 Regatta Lane. 84074, for the purpose of central air, no smoking/ $695/mo. Carl VILLE, newer 3bdrm, worthy water. Oil rights. 3441 Over the Public Roads to Park Strips Davidson Realty taking public comment pets. Available Nov 1st. (801)792-5548 1bth home, central air, 90% financing on land Stansbury Park Improve- Presented by Cary 801-466-5078 on the 2006 Tentative $750/mo, $500/dep. 2 car garage, fenced OAC. 3 acres MANUFACTURED home ment District Campbell OVERLAKE, Budget. Following the (801)318-0187 yard. FSBO. 884- $49,950.00. Trusted for sale, Vorwaller Park. 12. Franchise Agreement Patrick H. Dunlavy 3bdrm, 2.5bth, STANSBURY PARK, Budget Hearing the 6688 or 840-3316 Protected Homeowners 1999 3bdrm, 2bth, with Stansbury Park Im- Tooele City Recorder multi level, 2 car garage, newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 Board will convene a CLEAN 2bdrm, deposit Association. Phone home theater, $45,500. provement District Pursuant to the Ameri- $1035/mo story home, large Public Hearing on the $300. Rent $500/mo. $199/MONTH! HOMES Melanie - 1-435-896- (801)910-0997 13. Ordinance 2005-26 - can With Disabilities Act, 98 West 1570 North fenced backyard, patio, Clubhouse Rental Fee hookups. For more in- from $199/month! 4% 3216. (ucan) Amending Section 1-6- Individuals Needing Spe- Davidson Realty $1150 per month. Call Schedule followed by the formation or to see, call down, 30 years @ 5.5% 3(4) of the Tooele Coun- cial Accommodations (801)466-5078 843-1282 Mobile Homes regular meeting of the Venice 882-1279. APR! Buy Foreclosures! CUSTOM HYRUM ty Code, Re-establishing Should Notify Patrick H. Stansbury Service Agen- Available Now! HUD, HOME. Immaculate 4 Fees for Services Provid- Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- SPLIT LEVEL home for cy. TOOELE RANSCRIPT FSBO, Repos etc! For bedroom, 2 bath, jetted 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile ed by County Surveyor corder, at 843-2110 prior TOOELE T Public Hearings TRANSCRIPT rent in Tooele, Listings 1-800-366- tub, 2 garages, fenced, home for rent, no smok- 14. Agreement with Da- to the meeting. TDD BULLETIN 1. 2006 Tentative Budget BULLETIN $850/mo. Call Barbara, 9783 ext 5330. (ucan) auto sprinkler. Must see ing/ pets. 882-1550 vid J. Angerhofer, P.C. Phone Number 843-2108 2. Clubhouse Rental Fee (801)885-3365 230 West 200 North, for Juvenile Court Public (Published in the Tran- Schedule $85,000 OBO, darling $239,900. Call 1-435- FSBO: 1997 Golden Defender Appeals script Bulletin October Business Meeting 2bdrm 1bth home, 1 car 245-6293. (ucan) West 28x70, excellent 15. Agreement with 11, 13 & 18, 2005) 1. Call to Order garage, large fenced condition, many extras, Wayne A. Freestone, 2. Pledge of Allegiance DON’T ASSUME YOU yard, tile bathroom, EXCHANGE MY large 3 asking $74,000. Loan P.C. for Juvenile Court PUBLIC NOTICE 3. Roll Call kitchen. Great starter bedroom duplex unites assumable. Must sell, Public Defender Appeals Notice is hereby given 4. Review and Adopt Mi- home. Must see inside. or 6 bedroom home for moving! 884-1218 16. Vehicle Purchase - that the Tooele City WON’T QUALIFY FOR nutes 833-9183, 840-1249 house units or ??? EOC Council will meet in a 5. Public Comment Agent. 882-4858 Lots & Land 17. Contract Review Special Business Meet- A HOME LOAN 6. Probable Vote Items A) Contract #95-09-15 - ing on Tuesday, October a. 2006 Tentative Budget FABULOUS FAMILY Tooele City Fire Depart- 11, 2005 at the hour of – Randy Jones FOR SALE! home in Grantsville, BEAUTIFUL UTAH! ment, TC Sheriff, TCEM 8:30 A.M. The meeting Jason White FOR SALE! b. Clubhouse Rental Fee 3bdrm, 2bth, fully finish- LAND sale-54 acres - - use of Siren System. will be held at the Tooele For your FREE CREDIT ANALYSIS call today: Mortgage Consultant Schedule – Christy Ach- ed basement, with 4th $44,900. Uinta Moun- B) Contract #91-11-01 - City Hall Small Confer- ziger bedroom or office, Cas- tain area. Outdoor lov- Lease Agreement - ence Room located at 90 c. Improvement District tle play house, covered er's dream! Dramatic Grantsville Senior Citi- North Main Street, Golf Course Irrigation 435-833-0740 TOOELE patio and storage shed. mountain views, close zens Tooele, Utah Plan & Storm Drain Re- Sell Your Home Here for $127,000. 358 East 60 to conveniences. Sur- C) Contract #90-01-04 - 1. Primary Vote Canvas pair – Walt Holmes North. 884-6791 rounded by wilderness. Division of Wildlife Re- Presented by Sharon 801-568-0500 WEST JORDAN 7. Manager’s Report $ 80* Nearby lake and state sources Dawson 8. Recess FOR SALE BY OWNER parks. Excellent financ- D) Contract #04-09-03 - Patrick H. Dunlavy www.deseretpeakmtg.com 800-453-9609 TOLL FREE ea. Work Session 6 custom home, 3000sqft ing. Call UTLR 1-877- Memorandum of Under- Tooele City Recorder 1. Possible Vote Items rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, 349-5263. (ucan) standing - AMSCM- Pursuant to the Ameri- Call 882-0050 a. Steven Hansen, Utah PURCHASE REFINANCE CONSTRUCTION 1 acre horse property, OPDC-RD-E9 Between can With Disabilities Act, *Based on 13 issue contract. Local Governments 2ND MORTGAGES COMMERCIAL HARD MONEY $259,500. Grantsville. STOCKTON BUILDING Deseret Chemical Depot, Individuals Needing Spe- Trust, Sledding Liability – Call 884-0182 lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. Tooele Army Depot, cial Accommodations Christy Achziger Newly constructed Dugway Proving Should Notify Patrick H. b. Jim Ward, Leucadia FOR SALE OR Lease roads. Beautiful lake/ Grounds and Tooele Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- Financial, Parcel 9, 28- option: 3bdrm, 1.5bth, mountain views. Great County corder, at 843-2110 prior Acre Park – Gary Ziser finished basement, ap- for manufactured or 18. Board Appointments to the meeting. TDD Hundreds of homes, lots & c. Impact Fee Capital Fa- Phone Number 843-2108 pliances included, cen- custom built homes. 19. Public Concerns cilities Plan – Gary Ziser tral air, backyard play- 882-7094. 20. Closed Meeting to (Published in the Tran- d. Probable Closed ground. $3000 down. Discuss Litigation script Bulletin October Meeting property to choose from! 843-9659. Leave mes- Office Space 21. Adjourn 11, 2005) 2. Board Members’ Re- sage. DATED THIS 7th DAY ports and Requests Public Notices OF OCTOBER, 2005 LOCAL OFFICE Space 3. Correspondence FSBO: GRANTSVILLE DENNIS D. EWING Trustee's Sales Subleasing for night 4. Financial and Bills home, 6bdrm, 2bth, gar- Tooele County Clerk NNEWEW LLISTINGISTING 347 Upland Dr. useage. Tables/ chairs 5. Adjourn Deadline for public no- NEW LISTING den tub, walk-in closet, Pursuant to the Ameri- available, large room. (Published in the Tran- tices is 4 p.m. the day What a view! large family room, dou- cans with Disabilities Act, $50/night. Lots of park- script Bulletin October prior to publication. ble garage, must sell, individuals needing Beautiful vista’s, ing, on Main Street. 11, 2005) Public notices submit- agents welcome. special accommodations established 850-9491 ted past the deadline $158,000 884-0936 PUBLIC NOTICE during this meeting will not be accepted. neighborhood. OFFICE/ BUSINESS NOTICE IS HEREBY should notify Dennis D. UPAXLP Wonderful landscape. FSBO: MULTI level, SPACE Utilities in- GIVEN THAT the Tooele Ewing, Tooele County 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 3bdrm, 1bth, ceramic cluded 50 South Main City Planning Commis- Clerk, at 843-3148 prior AMENDED NOTICE OF tile, unfinished base- & 56 South Main. 1 sion will meet in a Busi- to the meeting. TRUSTEE'S SALE $$ main floor laundry, a ment, vaulted ceilings, month free. (602)826- ness meeting scheduled (Published in the Tran- The following described 1175,00017755,,000000 lot of appeal. vinyl fence, landscap- 9471 (602)826-9471 for Wednesday October script Bulletin October property will be sold at ing, $127,900. 629 East 12, 2005 at the hour of 11, 2005) public auction to the 180 North. 882-7598 OFFICE/ BUSINESS 7:00 pm. The meeting highest bidder at the NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG space, utilities and high will be held at Tooele NOTICE OF PUBLIC West Main Entrance, GRANTSVILLE, NEW speed internet included, City Hall in the City HEARING North Steps, Tooele custom home! Rent to 272 North Broadway. Council Chambers, locat- PUBLIC NOTICE IS County Courthouse, 47 own, low down. Shawn (435)882-4949 ed at 90 N. Main Street, HEREBY GIVEN that the South Main, Tooele, 801-706-7485 Tooele, Utah. Board of Trustees of the Utah, on November 10, Buildings Agenda Items Stansbury Service Agen- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of LOOKING FOR A home 1. Presentation to retiring cy of Tooele County, said day, for the purpose $$1123,25023,250 $$225,0005,000 or property? Visit Utah's Commissioners. Utah, shall convene a of foreclosing a trust Best Home Search If you build, remodel or 2. Request recommen- public hearing on Wed- deed originally executed 117 North Sheridan Website! Preview all remove buildings you dation to the City Council nesday, October 12, on November 21, 2001 Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. listed properties in Utah can place your classi- 2005, at the hour of 7:00 ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured concerning an ordinance by David J. Camarillo, III, Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual at www.UtahHomesNow. fied ad in 47 of Utah's p.m., at the Stanbury as trustors, in favor of Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your to revise the new subdi- com. (ucan) newspapers for only vision landscaping re- Park Clubhouse, #1 Mortgage Electronic Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population Country Club, Stansbury influx and demand. $135. for 25 words ($5. quirements for park Registration Systems, NICE BRICK home for each additional strips. Park, Utah to consider Inc., as nominee for Al- w/basement apartment word). You will reach up 3. Review and approval and take public comment lied Mortgage Capital on double lot fenced to 500,000 potential of the minutes for the on the proposed 2006 Corporation, its succes- beautiful yard, fruit customers and all you meeting held September budget. sors and assigns, cover- trees, garden, sprinkler do is call the Tooele 14, 2005. STANSBURY SERVICE ing the following real system possible duplex Transcript Bulletin at Discussion AGENCY OF TOOELE property purported to be property 882-5104 (435)882-0050 for all 1. Proposed annexation COUNTY located in Tooele County the details. (Ucan) of 222 acres located (Published in the Tran- at 474 East 810 North, PINE CANYON brick $$ from 1500 N to 2400 N script Bulletin October 6 Tooele, UT 84074 (the 1148,00048,000 home on 10 acres, 148,000 STEEL BUILDING and from 300 E to Drou- & 11, 2005) undersigned disclaims li- $254,000. 882-0024, SALE! Sentinel Building 124 North Sheridan bay Road by Castle Arch NOTICE OF PUBLIC ability for any error in the 787 East 540 North 830-7711 Systems. Agricultural, address), and more par- East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, Development. HEARING Commercial, Specialty. 2. Proposed master plan ticularly described as: Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, Planning on selling your PUBLIC NOTICE IS Free quote and estimat- change and rezone of Lot 533, THE RIDGE Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully home, you could be HEREBY GIVEN that the landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. ed erection costs. the Light Industrial area SUBDIVISION NO. 5, a starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. sending your sales Board of Trustees of the www.sentinelbuildings. located east of Mountain subdivision of Tooele points to up to 500,000 Stansbury Service Agen- com, 1-800-327-0790. West Medical Center, City, according to the of- people at once. For cy of Tooele County, (ucan) South of Liddiard Furni- ficial plat thereof on file $135. you can place Utah, shall convene a ture and North of the Un- and of record in the R your 25 word classified STEEL BUILDINGS. public hearing on Wed- R ion Pacific Railroad. Tooele County Record- R E ad to all 47 newspapers nesday, October 12, R E FACTORY Deals. Save E Pursuant to the Ameri- er's Office. E D 2005, at the hour of 7:15 D in Utah. Just call Tooele D $$$. 40 x 60í to 100 x cans with Disabilities Act, Together with all the im- D N p.m., at the Stanbury N T Transcript Bulletin at NN T UNDERU T 200í. Example: 50 x individuals needing spe- provements now or here- U C Park Clubhouse, #1 T C (435)882-0050 for all UNDERU 100 x 12í = U C cial accommodation dur- after erected on the $ A C $ A Country Club, Stansbury A the details. $3.60/square foot. 1- 3310,000R10,000 property, and all ease- A 3R10,000 ing this meeting should R T Park, Utah to consider R T 800-658-2885. www. T notify Richard Jorgen- ments, appurtenances, T and take public comment 1294NN Haylie Lane REDUCED TO Sell The 137N North 570 East rigidbuilding.com.(ucan) sen, Tooele City Land and fixtures now or here- N O on proposed changes in O home, space, neighbor- This OhomeO is in a beautiful area with mountain CCONTRACTinC Elk Ridge Estates Gorgeous East Bench Rambler w/ Use Technician prior to after a part of the proper- CCONTRACTviews, close to East elementary, churches and 5 Bdrms, 3 full bths, 1 half bth, Jetted Tub, Home Theater Room, Fully hood, and neighbors clubhouse rental fees. C UTAH MANUFACTUR- the meeting at (435) 843- ty. town. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., Fenced, Beautifully & Professionally Landscaped with 15 watering you’ve always dreamed STANSBURY SERVICE ER FOR 17 years Plus - 2130 or TDD (435) 843- The current beneficiary unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. Zones for the Not So Green Thumb, Backyard is Awesome. AGENCY OF TOOELE about. 3038sqft 4bdrm, All Steel Buildings!!! 2180. COUNTY of the trust deed is *Each office independently owned and operated. 3bth, family room, study Any size you want, any (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Chase Home Finance, Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. and all the comforts in accessories you want, script Bulletin October script Bulletin October 6 LLC, successor by merg- Shane the greatest location in or any features you 11, 2005) & 11, 2005) er to Chase Manhattan Stansbury Park. Brok- want. www.cobuildings.net Mortgage Corporation Bergen er-Owner call 435-882- or call 1-800-262-5347. and the record owner of 6814 $189,900 CO Building Systems, Your Complete the property as of the re- 840- 0344 (cell) Inc. Building a Reputa- Local News TOOELETRANSCRIPT cording of the notice of SELLING YOUR HOME? tion on "Old Fashioned BULLETIN default is David J. Cama- ext. 119 Advertise it in the clas- Integrity". (ucan) Source. rillo, III. 882- 8868 1185 N. Main sifieds. Call 882-0050 TUESDAY October 11, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales The sale is subject to a erty is purported to be posit at the sale and the Fargo Bank, N.A., as fault are Glenn Carr and NOTICE OF TRUST- SECOND AMENDED THIS COMMUNICATION amount bid. bankruptcy filing, a pay- 429 Brook Ave., Tooele, balance of the purchase trustee, successor by Jeanette Carr, and Patri- EE’S SALE NOTICE OF TRUST- IS AN ATTEMPT TO DATED: October 3, off, a reinstatement or UT 84074 more particu- price by 12:00 noon the merger to Wells Fargo cia Ann Leff, now known APN: 13-051-0-0244 EE'S SALE COLLECT A DEBT, AND 2005. any other condition of larly described as fol- next business day follow- Bank Minnesota, Nation- as Patricia Ann Lemmon, Trust No. 05-2258-UT The following described ANY INFORMATION Scott Lundberg, Trust- which the trustee is not lows: ing the sale. The deposit al Association, as Trust- as to a small portion on Ref.Scott B. Smith property will be sold at OBTAINED WILL BE ee aware that would cause LOT 21, BLOCK 2, VAL- and balance of the sale ee, and the record owner the south side of the Loan No. 05-2258-UT public auction to the USED FOR THAT PUR- 3269 South Main, #100 the cancellation of the LEY VIEW SUBDIVI- proceeds must be in the of the property as of the property. The trustee's Important Notice to Prop- highest bidder at the POSE. Salt Lake City, UT sale. If any such condi- SION OF TOOELE form of a wire transfer, recording of the notice of sale of the aforedescri- erty Owner YOU ARE IN West Main Entrance, (Published in the Tran- 84115 tion exists, the sale shall CITY, ACCORDING TO cashier's check or certi- default is Dayne L. Ap- bed real property will be DEFAULT UNDER A North Steps, Tooele script Bulletin September (801) 263-3400 be void, the successful THE OFFICIAL PLAT fied funds payable to plegate. made without warranty DEED OF TRUST DAT- County Courthouse, 47 27, October 4 & 11, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. bidder’s funds returned THEREOF, ON FILE First Southwestern Title The sale is subject to a as to title, possession, or ED August 25, 2003. South Main, Tooele, 2005) – 5:00 p.m. and the trustee and cur- AND OF RECORD IN Agency of Utah, Inc. A bankruptcy filing, a pay- encumbrances. Bidders UNLESS YOU TAKE Utah, on October 27, L&A Case No. 03-38477 rent beneficiary shall not THE TOOELE COUNTY trustee's deed will be de- off, a reinstatement or must be prepared to ten- ACTION TO PROTECT 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of THIRD AMENDED NO- Team C/SR be liable to the success- RECORDER'S OFFICE. livered to the successful any other condition of der $5,000.00 in certified YOUR PROPERTY, IT said day, for the purpose TICE OF TRUSTEE'S THIS COMMUNICATION ful bidder for any dam- 10-041-0-0045 bidder within three busi- which the trustee is not funds at the sale and the MAY BE SOLD AT A of foreclosing a trust SALE IS AN ATTEMPT TO age. The undersigned dis- ness days after receipt of aware that would cause balance of the purchase PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU deed originally executed The following described COLLECT A DEBT, AND Bidders must tender to claims liability for any er- the amount bid. the cancellation of the price in certified funds by NEED AN EXPLANA- on February 24, 2003 by property will be sold at ANY INFORMATION the trustee a $5,000.00 ror in the address. The This Trustee's Sale may sale. If any such condi- 10:00 a.m. the following TION OF THIS PRO- Christopher R. Johnson, public auction to the OBTAINED WILL BE deposit at the sale and record owner(s) of the be subject to a bankrupt- tion exists, the sale shall business day. CEEDING, YOU as trustor, in favor of highest bidder at the USED FOR THAT PUR- the balance of the pur- property as of the record- cy filing, a payoff, a rein- be void, the successful THIS IS AN ATTEMPT SHOULD CONTACT A Wells Fargo Home Mort- West Main Entrance, POSE. chase price by 12:00 ing of the Notice of De- statement or any other bidder’s funds returned TO COLLECT A DEBT. LAWYER. On November gage, Inc., covering the North Steps, Tooele (Published in the Tran- noon the day following fault is RAMONA R. condition that would and the trustee and cur- ANY INFORMATION 8, 2005 at 4:30 p.m., following real property County Courthouse, 47 script Bulletin October the sale. The deposit HURST. cause the cancellation of rent beneficiary shall not OBTAINED WILL BE James H. Woodall, as purported to be located South Main Street, 11, 18 & 25, 2005) must be in the form of a This sale is for the pur- this sale. Further, if any be liable to the success- USED FOR THAT PUR- duly appointed Trustee in Tooele County at 714 Tooele, Utah, on Novem- cashier’s check or bank pose of paying obliga- of these conditions exist, ful bidder for any dam- POSE. under a Deed of Trust re- West 770 South, Tooele, ber 10, 2005, at 8:30 Public Notices official check payable to tions secured by said this sale will be null and age. DATED this 29th day corded August 29, 2003, UT 84074 (the under- a.m. of said day, for the Water Users Lundberg & Associates. Deed of Trust including void, the successful bidd- Bidders must tender to of September, 2005. as Entry No. 209158 in signed disclaims liability purpose of foreclosing a The balance must be in fees, charges and exer's funds shall be re- the trustee a $5,000.00 Marlon L. Bates, Trust- Book 886 at Page 367, for any error in the ad- trust deed originally exe- PUBLIC NOTICE the form of a wire trans- penses of Trustee, ad- turned, and the Trustee deposit at the sale and ee of the official records in dress), and more particu- cuted on July 26, 2002 NOTICE to all sharehold- fer, cashier’s check, vances, if any, under the and the beneficiary shall the balance of the pur- SCALLEY & READING, the office at the County larly described as: by Steven K. Hatch and ers. Settlement Canyon bank official check (credit terms of said Deed of not be liable to the suc- chase price by 12:00 P.C. Recorder of Tooele Lot 118, WESTWOOD Kiersten R. Hatch, as Irrigation water will be union official checks are Trust, interest thereon cessful bidder for any noon the day following 50 South Main Street, County, State of Utah MESA PLAT "A" SUBDI- trustors, in favor of Mort- shut off October 15, not accepted) or U.S. and the unpaid principal damages. the sale. The deposit Suite 950 executed by Scott B. VISION, a subdivision of gage Electronic Registra- 2005. Postal money order pay- of the note secured by DATED: September 19, must be in the form of a P.O. Box 11429 Smith, a married man Tooele City, according to tion Systems, Inc., as (Published in the Tran- able to Lundberg & As- said Deed of Trust with 2005 cashier’s check or bank Salt Lake City, Utah Will sell at public auction the official plat thereof nominee for Academy script Bulletin October sociates. If wire transfer interest thereon as in FIRST SOUTHWEST- official check payable to 84147-0429 to the highest bidder, recorded in the Office of Mortgage Corporation, 11, 2005) is used, an additional said note and by law pro- ERN TITLE AGENCY Lundberg & Associates. Telephone: (801) 531- payable in lawful money the County Recorder of its successors and as- $10.00 must be remitted vided. OF UTAH, INC. LUCY The balance must be in 7870 of the United State at the said County. signs, covering the fol- with the purchase price. DATED this 29th day of DENLEY, Asst. Vice the form of a wire trans- Business Hours 9:00 time of sale. Successful Together with all the im- lowing real property pur- Public Notices Cash payments are not September, 2005. President Successor fer, cashier’s check, a.m. to 5:00 p.m. bidders must tender a provements now or here- ported to be located in Miscellaneous accepted. A trustee’s BRYAN W. CANNON Trustee bank official check (credit TS# deposit of $5,000 in Cer- after erected on the Tooele County at 463 deed will be delivered to 8619 South Sandy 102 West 500 South, union official checks are 7600034340044228021 tified Funds to the Trust- property, and all ease- East 770 North, Tooele, Deadline for public no- the successful bidder Parkway Suite 300 not accepted) or U.S. EXHIBIT "A" ee at the time of sale, ments, appurtenances, UT 84074 (the under- tices is 4 p.m. the day within three business Building A, Suite 111 Salt Lake City, UT Postal money order pay- BEGINNING AT A with the balance due by and fixtures now or here- signed disclaims liability prior to publication. days after receipt of the Sandy, Utah 84070 84101 05-6174/Carber- able to Lundberg & As- POINT WHICH IS 66 Noon the following busi- after a part of the proper- for any error in the ad- Public notices submit- amount bid. www.cannonfirm.com ry, Darrell F. P234686 sociates. If wire transfer FEET EAST AND 396 ness day, at the office of ty. dress), and more particu- ted past the deadline DATED: October 10, Office Hours: M-F 8am (Published in the Tran- is used, an additional FEET NORTH FROM the Trustee. At the west The current beneficiary larly described as: will not be accepted. 2005. – 5pm script Bulletin September $10.00 must be remitted THE SOUTHEAST COR- main entrance, north of the trust deed is Wells Lot 506, THE RIDGE UPAXLP Scott Lundberg, Trust- Phone: (801) 255-7475 27, October 4 & 11, with the purchase price. NER OF BLOCK 8, steps of the Tooele Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- SUBDIVISION NO. 4, ee Cannon File #2050102 2005) Cash payments are not PLAT "A", GRANTS- County District Court, 47 cessor by merger to according to the official SUMMONS 3269 South Main, #100 (Published in the Tran- accepted. A trustee’s VILLE CITY SURVEY, South Main Street, Wells Fargo Home Mort- plat thereof as recorded Case No. 054300179 Salt Lake City, UT script Bulletin October 4, NOTICE OF TRUST- deed will be delivered to THENCE EAST 253.2 Tooele,Utah all right, ti- gage, Inc., and the rein the office of theTooele Judge Randall M Skan- 84115 11 & 18, 2005) EE'S SALE the successful bidder FEET; THENCE SOUTH tle, and interest con- cord owners of the prop- County Recorder. chy (801) 263-3400 The following described within three business 170.8 FEET; THENCE veyed to and now held erty as of the recording Together with all the im- IN THE THIRD JUDI- property will be sold at CIAL DISTRICT COURT Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. NOTICE OF TRUST- days after receipt of the WEST 110.6 FEET, by it under said Deed to of the notice of default provements now or here- public auction to the OF TOOELE COUNTY, – 5:00 p.m. EE'S SALE amount bid. THENCE SOUTH 3.94 Trust in the property situ- are Christopher R. John- after erected on the highest bidder at the STATE OF UTAH, L&A Case No. 36781 The following described DATED: September 26, FEET, THENCE WEST ated in said County and son and Michelle M. property, and all ease- West Main Entrance, Tooele County Court- Team B/CRE real property will be sold 2005. 137.25 FEET, THENCE State described as: Lot Johnson. ments, appurtenances, North Steps, Tooele house, 47 South Main THIS COMMUNICATION at public auction to the Scott Lundberg, Trust- NORTH 79.87 FEET, 244, Maple Hills Subdivi- The sale is subject to a and fixtures now or here- County Courthouse, 47 Street, Tooele, Utah IS AN ATTEMPT TO highest bidder payable in ee THENCE EAST 139.88 sion No. 2, according to bankruptcy filing, a pay- after a part of the proper- South Main Street, 84074 COLLECT A DEBT, AND lawful money of the Unit- 3269 South Main, #100 FEET; THENCE NORTH the official plat thereof on off, a reinstatement or ty. Tooele, Utah, on Novem- Janet M Kesler, Peti- ANY INFORMATION ed States, on October Salt Lake City, UT 79.87 FEET; THENCE file and of record in the any other condition of The current beneficiary ber 3, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. tioner, vs. Douglas B OBTAINED WILL BE 26, 2005 at 10:00 A.M., 84115 WEST 142.5 FEET; Tooele County Record- which the trustee is not of the trust deed is Mort- of said day, for the pur- Kesler, Respondent. USED FOR THAT PUR- at the West entrance to L&A Case No. 05-50398 THENCE NORTH 15 er's Office. The street aware that would cause gage Electronic Registra- pose of foreclosing a THE STATE OF UTAH POSE. the Tooele County Court- Team A/HN FEET TO THE POINT address and other com- the cancellation of the tion Systems, Inc., as trust deed originally exe- TO THE ABOVE- (Published in the Tran- house, 47 South Main, THIS COMMUNICATION OF BEGINNING. COM- mon designation of the sale. If any such condi- nominee for Chase cuted on March 2, 1998 NAMED RESPONDENT: script Bulletin October Tooele, UT 84074, in the IS AN ATTEMPT TO BINING PARCELS 1-52- real property described tion exists, the sale shall Home Finance LLC, suc- by Dayne L. Applegate, You are hereby sum- 11, 18 & 25, 2005) County of Tooele, State COLLECT A DEBT, AND 2 AND 1-52-3. above is purported to be: be void, the successful cessors and assigns, as trustor, in favor of moned and required to of Utah, for the purpose ANY INFORMATION MORE CORRECTLY 1209 North 600 East bidder’s funds returned and the record owners of Home America Financial file an Answer in writing AMENDED NOTICE OF of foreclosing a trust OBTAINED WILL BE KNOWN AS: Tooele, Utah 84074 The and the trustee and cur- the property as of the re- Services, Inc., covering to the attached Petition TRUSTEE’S SALE deed held by Washing- USED FOR THAT PUR- PARCEL 1 undersigned Trustee dis- rent beneficiary shall not cording of the notice of the following real proper- with the Clerk of the The following described ton Mutual Bank, F.A., as POSE. COMMENCING AT A claims any liability for be liable to the success- default are Steven K. ty purported to be locat- Tooele County Court- property will be sold at the current Beneficiary, (Published in the Tran- POINT WHICH IS 66 any incorrectness of the ful bidder for any dam- Hatch and Kiersten R. ed in Tooele County at 6 house, 47 South Main public auction to the executed by Darrell F. script Bulletin October 4, FEET EAST AND 221.25 street address or other age. Hatch. Mill Pond, Stansbury Street, Tooele, Utah highest bidder on No- Carberry, as Trustor, re- 11 & 18, 2005) FEET NORTH OF THE common designation, if Bidders must tender to The sale is subject to a Park, UT 84074 (the un- 84074 and to serve upon vember 2, 2005 at 11:45 corded January 29, 1996 SOUTHEAST CORNER any, shown herein. Said the trustee a $5,000.00 bankruptcy filing, a pay- dersigned disclaims lia- or mail to the petitioner a.m. at the North West as Entry No. 81158, in NOTICE OF TRUST- OF BLOCK 8, PLAT "A", sale will be made without deposit at the sale and off, a reinstatement or bility for any error in the at 295 West 100 South, Main Entrance to the Book 413, at Page 0592, EE'S SALE GRANTSVILLE CITY covenant or warranty, the balance of the pur- any other condition of address), and more par- Tooele, Utah 84074, a TOOELE County Court- of the official records of The following described SURVEY, GRANTS- express or implied, re- chase price by 12:00 which the trustee is not ticularly described as: copy of said answer, house, 47 SOUTH MAIN, Tooele County, Utah, real property will be sold VILLE CITY; AND RUN- garding title, possession, noon the day following aware that would cause Lot 6, MILL POND PUD within 20 days if you are TOOELE, UT 84074, in given to secure an in- at public auction to the NING THENCE NORTH condition, or encumbran- the sale. The deposit the cancellation of the "G" AMENDED, accord- served in the State of the County of TOOELE debtedness in favor of highest bidder, purchase 79.87 FEET; THENCE ces, including fees, must be in the form of a sale. If any such condi- ing to the plat thereof, re- Utah, or within 30 days if by BRYAN W. CANNON, Key Bank of Utah, by price payable in lawful EAST 139.88 FEET; charges, expenses of the cashier’s check or bank tion exists, the sale shall corded in the Office of you are served outside as Successor Trustee, reason of certain obliga- money of the United THENCE SOUTH 4 DE- Trustee and of the trusts official check payable to be void, the successful the County Recorder of the State of Utah, after and HOUSEHOLD FI- tions secured thereby. States of America at the GREES WEST 79.87 created by said Deed of Lundberg & Associates. bidder’s funds returned Said County. Together service of this Summons NANCE CORPORATION Notice of Default was re- time of sale, at the north- FEET; THENCE WEST Trust, to pay the remain- The balance must be in and the trustee and cur- with all rights and re- upon you. If you fail to do III, current Beneficiary, corded APRIL 11, 2005, ern most, of the two west 137.25 FEET TO THE ing principle sums of the the form of a wire trans- rent beneficiary shall not sponsibilities of member- so judgement by default under the Deed of Trust as Entry No. 238713, of entrances of the Tooele POINT OF THE BEGIN- note(s) secured by said fer, cashier’s check, be liable to the success- ship in the Mill Pond will be taken against you dated September 11, said official records. County Courthouse, NING. Deed of Trust. The cur- bank official check (credit ful bidder for any dam- Home Owners Associa- for the relief demanded 2002, made by RAMO- Trustee will sell at public a/k/a the Third Judicial BEING SITUATED IN rent beneficiary of the union official checks are age. tion Number One, Inc., in said Petition, which NA R. HURST, as Trust- auction to highest bidder District Court, 47 South SECTION 31, TOWN- Trust Deed as of the not accepted) or U.S. Bidders must tender to as provided in the Decla- has been filed with the or recorded September without warranty as to ti- Main, Tooele, Utah, on SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE date of this notice is. Postal money order pay- the trustee a $5,000.00 ration of Covenants, Clerk of the above-enti- 17, 2002 as Entry No. tle, possession or en- Monday, October 31, 5 WEST, SALT LAKE Mortgage Electronic able to Lundberg & As- deposit at the sale and Conditions, and Restric- tled Court. You can ob- 187502 in Book 780 at cumbrances, the follow- 2005, at the hour of 9:00 BASE AND MERIDIAN. Registration System, sociates. If wire transfer the balance of the pur- tions, dated August 28, tain a copy of the Veri- page 489 of official re- ing described property: a.m. of that day for the PARCEL 2 INC. The record owner of is used, an additional chase price by 12:00 1972 and recorded Sep- fied Petition by writing to cords of TOOELE coun- LOT 17, BLOCK 2, purpose of foreclosing a BEGINNING AT A the property as of the re- $10.00 must be remitted noon the day following tember 14, 1972 in Book the clerk of the court at ty, given to secure in- HIGHLAND PARK SUB- deed of trust executed by POINT WHICH IS 66 cording of the Notice of with the purchase price. the sale. The deposit 115 at pages 163-165, Tooele County Court- debtedness in favor of DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- Glenn Carr and Jeanette FEET EAST AND 396 Default is Scott B. Smith. Cash payments are not must be in the form of a Records of Tooele Coun- house, 47 South Main HOUSEHOLD FINANCE SION OF TOOELE Carr in favor of Residen- FEET NORTH FROM Dated: October 3, 2005 accepted. A trustee’s cashier’s check or bank ty, State of Utah, and as Street, Tooele, Utah CORPORATION III by CITY, ACCORDING TO tial Mortgage & Invest- THE SOUTHEAST COR- James H. Woodall deed will be delivered to official check payable to Amended by Amend- 84074. READ THESE reason of certain obliga- THE PLAT THEREOF, ment, Inc., covering real NER OF BLOCK 8, 10653 River Front Park- the successful bidder Lundberg & Associates. ment to Declaration of PAPERS CAREFULLY. tions secured thereby. RECORDED IN THE property located at ap- PLAT "A", GRANTS- way, Suite 290 South within three business The balance must be in Covenants, Conditions, These papers mean that Notice of Default was re- OFFICE OF THE proximately 38 North VILLE CITY SURVEY, Jordan, Utah 84095 days after receipt of the the form of a wire trans- and Restrictions dated you are being sued for corded January 24, 2005 TOOELE COUNTY RE- Hale Street, Grantsville, GRANTSVILLE CITY; (801) 254-9450 James amount bid. fer, cashier’s check, March 8, 1973 and re- divorce. as Entry No. 235033 of CORDER. Tax Serial No. Tooele County, Utah, AND RUNNING H. Woodall, Trustee DATED: September 19, bank official check (credit corded March 22, 1973 Dated this 12 day of said official records. 09-003-0-0057 and more particularly de- THENCE EAST 253.1 Hours: 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 2005. union official checks are in Book 119 at pages 95- May, 2005. Trustee will sell at public Purported Property Ad- scribed as: FEET; THENCE SOUTH p.m. P235166. Scott Lundberg, Trust- not accepted) or U.S. 98, of Records of Tooele Janet Kelser auction to the highest dress: 74 SOUTH 7TH SEE ATTACHED EX- 170.8 FEET; THENCE (Published in the Tran- ee Postal money order pay- County, Utah. Petitioner bidder payable in lawful STREET, TOOELE, UT HIBIT "A" WEST 110.6 FEET; script Bulletin October 3269 South Main, #100 able to Lundberg & As- Together with all the im- (Published in the Tran- money of the United 84074. The undersigned The current beneficiary THENCE NORTH 155.8 11, 18 & 25, 2005) Salt Lake City, UT sociates. If wire transfer provements now or here- script Bulletin September States, without warranty disclaims any liability for of the trust deed is First FEET; THENCE WEST 84115 is used, an additional after erected on the 20, 27, October 4 & 11, as to title, possession or any error in the street ad- Union National Bank, a 142.5 FEET; THENCE (801) 263-3400 $10.00 must be remitted property, and all ease- 2005) encumbrances. Bidders dress. The owner of the national banking associ- NORTH 15 FEET TO Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. with the purchase price. ments, appurtenances, must be prepared to ten- property as of the record- ation, as Trustee for THE POINT OF BEGIN- – 5:00 p.m. Cash payments are not and fixtures now or here- der the purchase price in ing of the Notice of De- Long Beach Mortgage NING. L&A Case No. 40187 accepted. A trustee’s after a part of the proper- the amount bid within 24 fault is reported to be: Loan Trust 2001-4, and (Published in the Tran- Team A/JGI deed will be delivered to ty. hours of the sale by Darrell F. Carberry Bid- the record owners of the script Bulletin October 4, the successful bidder The current beneficiary cashiers check. ders must tender to the property as of the record- 11 & 18, 2005) within three business of the trust deed is Wells The address of the prop- trustee a $5,000.00 de- ing of the notice of de- days after receipt of the

Two weeks before the hurricane hit, uncle wanted more dignity for his mother. they used every single bus even those that Hurricane Dan and fellow church members were in He stopped at the homes of complete strang- didn’t work well. continued from page B1 Louisiana cutting off trees from people’s ers and she was allowed to use their rest- “They must have learned from Hurricane houses. rooms. Katrina,” he said. they were staying with grandparents who Now, “we have people doing it for us,” The cars quickly took over both lanes They Packards are lucky. Their house is were both educators, their parents said he said. of traffic, although radios were saying, “we OK, although part of the roof and all the car- that’s the price they pay. Back home understand some are going contraflow. This pets will need to be replaced. Dan, a lawyer, Alison and Dan even went on a field trip Their town, Vidor, Texas, is four feet above is very dangerous. Do not do this.” is worried about the effects of his law firm with their five-year-old son’s class to the sea level and 40 miles inland. The 20-30 miles “We said ‘this is what’s dangerous, is stay- going six to eight weeks without cash flow. Tooele Fire Station last Thursday. of wetland before Vidor softened the impact ing here,’” said Dan. “Everyone’s going to dig deeper and tight- “Michael insisted on taking his fireman’s of Hurricane Rita’s 130-mph winds. Occasionally a single car would come en their belt to make this work,” he said. hat back with him, he just loved it,” Jane Still, huge trees are uprooted around the from the other direction and have to weave Not only is Dan worried about the lack of said. town. Thick trunks are snapped like thin through the mobs of cars getting out of income, but he knows several of his employ- The children made some friends and bones. Buildings are crushed. Raw power town. ees, friends and neighbors are going to need neighbors offered to help in anyway they lines snap and crackle. “I do feel like the government dropped the help. His secretary’s house is destroyed, as is could -- although grandma refused most “It’s hard for me to sit here,” Dan said ball with Hurricane Katrina,” Dan said, “but a son’s kindergarten teacher’s, and those of offers for meals. Thursday. “The eyeball went right through I think they did great with Hurricane Rita, several others they know. The Packards say they were lucky to be our town.” with the exception of opening the road.” “It does something for you for good and able to live with relatives. Some of their Escape The family made it safely to Jasper, where for bad. Changes your priorities in a way,” friends lived in shelters because their rela- photography / Troy Boman they were able to get gas. From there they he said. The drive out of Vidor, which normal- tives’ homes were also devastated. Michael Packard loved attending kin- went from place to place, staying with rela- ly takes about one hour, took 10 hours. Grandma’s worried But they’re also glad to be home. dergarton at Northlake Elementary in tives. Fortunately the Packards had a full tank of “And all this time grandma is worrying “Everyone’s just been so kind here,” Tooele. His school in Texas is still shut gas, but other cars stalled along the route. down after Hurricane Rita hit the town. Help is there: here,” said Jane. Jane read blogs, had a son Dan said Thursday evening. “Everyone’s There was no where to buy gas. Before leav- Dan had an opportunity to return to Vidor near Galveston, a son in Houston with four embraced us with open arms. [Still] we’re ing, the Packards put a Coleman stove, food pen?” Dan said. with an uncle who took pictures of huge grandkids in addition to her daughter’s fam- anxious to get to home. There’s a lot of work and water in their trunk to be prepared for Other challenges many faced included trees uprooted by the storm. ily in Vidor. to do... There’s a significant possibility we’ll the worst. Along the way they gave much convincing relatives to leaving their homes Before the storm hit, the National Guard “So we were worried about each one as have someone living with us for the next of their water to women covered in sweat, — Dan’s grandfather didn’t want to leave arrived with large gas trucks and helped get the storm shifted,” said Jane. “We were wor- couple weeks.” stranded with young babies and overheated Vidor. After he got to relatives in Jasper cars off the road. ried, ‘are they going to survive or are they Before their own troubles started, the cars. and was then told to evacuate Jasper also, The Beamont police department had over not going to survive?’” Packards were busy housing victims of Their own kids complained about the 100- he simply refused to endure the experience 260 police officers and 100 percent stayed The family sums it up: grandma was wor- Hurricane Katrina. “We had Katrina victims degree heat. Since gas was in short supply again. behind. ried, very worried and now grandma is not all over our town,” Dan said, “and we were they didn’t dare use the air conditioning. Dan’s uncle had to “kidnap” him. Unlike what happened with Hurricane worried any more. After a 26 hour drive, all going out and seeing them and we felt pretty “It’s really amazing to see a hurricane go There were no bathrooms. Many elderly Katrina they were able to get everyone will- her children in Texas are pulling together the good about ourselves.” over your town and say what’s going to hap- women had to go in parking lots. But, Dan’s ing to leave out, and Dan thinks it is good pieces and looking back with gratitude. The power of choice

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