www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Tooele rose to T decisive league victory over Ben Lomond 47-6. See A10 BULLETIN October 3, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 37 50 cents No Child Left Behind snags three schools Costumes by Jesse Fruhwirth keep pace. arrive STAFF WRITER The NCLB testing standards divide The day of reckoning for schools students into subgroups including State test passes schools that failed federally all across Utah came last Friday as students with disabilities, Hispanics, Friday the State Office of Education released Caucasians, economically disadvan- by Jesse Fruhwirth Proponents of U-PASS criti- the federal test results mandated by taged and more. If any of the sub- STAFF WRITER cize NCLB for, in the words of No Child Left Behind (NCLB). Three groups fail to keep pace with the ever- The state released the results of Superintendent Michael Johnsen, for next schools in the Tooele County School increasing NCLB demands, the entire the Utah Performance Assessment “measuring last year’s third grade District did not make “adequate yearly school is deemed not adequate. System for Students. The U-PASS was versus this year’s third grade.” U- progress,” or AYP. The two schools that A group of 35 students with dis- created by Utah educators, as opposed PASS, by contrast, follows one class day’s show did not make AYP last year succeeded abilities at Harris Elementary, as well to federal No Child Left Behind that as it goes through the years, mea- by Mark Watson in pulling up their scores in 2006. as the group of 42 Hispanics had con- was created in Washington D.C. suring the progress of each student For a school’s progress to be deemed siderable difficulty with the math test. Three schools did pass NCLB did against his or her own results the STAFF WRITER The routine is similar each adequate, they must make gains toward Only 26 percent of the test scores not pass U-PASS: East Elementary, previous year. 100 percent graduation and 100 per- from students with disabilities and 40 Northlake Elementary and Tooele time the Missoula Children’s cent proficiency in math and language percent of the Hispanic students were Junior High School. SEE STATE ON A2 Theatre visits Tooele. Two arts by 2014. Every school will have to adult directors arrive in Tooele score considerably better in 2007 to SEE BEHIND ON A2 from Montana in a truck with all the scripts and costumes for the show. The directors hold auditions Lake Point on Monday night, select a cast, rehearse each night throughout the week and then hold two man dies performances on Saturday. This time through, however, there was a glitch. On Sunday in quarry night or Monday morning, thieves broke into the truck and stole all the costumes, scripts, musical scores and commemo- accident rative T-shirts for the kids. by Jesse Fruhwirth “They were never able to STAFF WRITER recover the costumes, but A quarry south of Five Mile someone on Tuesday found Pass was the scene of a deadly a box of scripts and musical accident yesterday afternoon. A scores in a field,” said Terra worker at the rock pit fell over Sherwood, a Tooele City Parks a cliff while driving a Caterpillar and Recreation employee who excavator and was dead when helped bring the theater com- authorities arrived. pany to Tooele for the first Wes Jenson, 68 of Lake Point, time in April 2000. was an employee of Ames The scripts and musical Construction Inc. He was eject- scores were recovered, but the ed from the cab of the vehicle costumes and T-shirts were as it rolled 40-60 feet down a never found. The T-shirts were cliff at the Topliff quarry. valued at about $1,500. “At the According to statements end of the week the children made to authorities by workers are usually able to purchase at the site, Jenson was an expe- the T-shirts, but this time rienced operator. they weren’t able to do that,” Tooele County Sheriff Frank Sherwood said. Park said the cause of death is The show must go on, how- still under investigation. “We’re ever, and “Beauty Lou and the looking for the cause of death Country Beast” played at the to see if any medical conditions Tooele High School Auditorium played into the accident,” Park twice on Saturday. It marked said. the eighth time MCT has vis- Park said the cause of the ited Tooele. accident itself has not yet been On Monday, the directors photography / Troy Boman called their home base in The Caterpillar excavator lies in the Topliff quarry after driving over a cliff Monday. It’s driver’s body was found dead outside the vehicle.. SEE ACCIDENT ON A3 Missoula, Mont. Fortunately, one of the traveling groups that performs the same play Burn under control was not on the road, so cos- Army chases deer away from Dugway tumes were available. Those costumes arrived in Salt Lake by Mark Watson City on Friday via Greyhound STAFF WRITER bus just in time for Saturday’s Fortunately for the U.S. Army, shows. deer and antelope are not on the The program provides kin- side of terrorists. If so they would dergarten through sixth-grade pose a major threat at Dugway children an introduction to the- Proving Ground. atrical arts. During the past five years “My daughter was so excit- these creatures have methodically ed to be in the play,” said slipped past the guards at Dugway’s Chennelle Roth, mother of main entrance and settled in at Abrey Roth, 10, who played the English Village, the housing and young “Beauty Lou.” “She has administrative area at Dugway. It been in these plays a couple of was novel at first, but now it’s a times and is really interested nuisance. The deer population has in acting. There aren’t a lot of swelled so much that the Army opportunities for children here wants to renegotiate its alliance to learn about acting.” with the herd. About 50 to 60 children par- “They have gotten used to living ticipate each time the theater in there. Some of these animals group comes to Tooele . have not known anything different. Missoula Children’s Theatre Some were born there. Even when has been touring for more than they’re herded out of there they 30 years, visiting nearly 1,100 photography / Troy Boman want to return,” said Tom Becker, communities annually in all 50 Mule deer like to make their home inside Dugway Proving Ground. Utah Division biologist with Utah Division of states, four Canadian provinc- of Wildlife Services pushed the growing herd off the base twice this year. Wildlife. es and overseas. Its mission is On Friday, Becker and about 30 the development of life skills in able to chase away all the animals eaten so much there is lack of suffi- others used a helicopter and all- children through participation except 10 deer. Six months later, cient forage for them to consume. terrain vehicles to chase out about in the performing arts. however, the animals were back Becker knows the animals will 200 deer and 70 antelope. “It didn’t McKylee Taylor played on base. start to migrate back to the base. go as well as expected, we left the grown-up Beauty Lou. Dugway requested removal “They are bound and determined more deer than we wanted. This Daughters were played assistance because the animals to go back. We would like them to time we left about three antelope by Kirsten Asher, Hannah have caused damage to landscap- find deer migrating to other areas photography / Troy Boman and 50 deer ran us ragged.” Christopherson, Collette ing and flowers and the installation and join them,” he said. “This win- Brody Worsencroft throws a branch into a controlled burn on Bates The 50 deer evaded the assault Jones, Madeleine Miller, Ema Canyon Road Monday morning. Police and fire officials stopped by to and remained within English wants to avoid any possibility of ter we plan to drop a net on some investigate the plume of smoke, but the Worsencroft family had a Village. human health concerns due to ani- SEE DEER ON A3 SEE SHOW ON A2 permit and followed proper procedure. Back in March the team was mal wastes. In addition, they have

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assist you. Customer service ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content hours on Tuesday and Thursday Service nights are 6:30 to 8. photography / Terra Sherwood Children don farm animal costumes in “Beauty Lou and the Country Beast” performed Saturday in Tooele as part of the Missoula Children’s Theatre tour. tax credits — called Parents for State Choice in Education sent an e- Beast was played by Spencer Selina Handley, Kimberly Newman, Cameron Orozco, mail to an unknown number of Show Lawson. Dusty and Slim the Hickle, Kylie Hodges, Alyssa Oxborrow, Teagun continued from page A1 helpful farmhands were played Kassandra Huefner, Katy Utahns. The e-mail encouraged continued from page A1 Palmer, Alexandra Saavedra, U-PASS also segregates stu- its readers to write letters to the by Tyler Tanner and Kassidie Orozco, Chris Stringham, McKendra Stewart, Tanner dents’ test scores into a handful editors of newspapers in support Parker, Mackenzie Scott, Cushing. Faithful friend Kaelee Stringham, Andrew Stringham and Katie Tanner. Fleabite Clyde, the dog, was Thomas and Oliver Wasden. of subgroups and gives grades of “school choice” referencing Brianna DuBois, Kelsey Fivas, Sam Boldrin, Emily played by Alexa Torgensen. Barnyard Critters were to schools based on the sub- the dismal test results statewide. Kellie Heder, Madson Jenkins, Cornelison, Allie Hickle and “Please take this opportunity Country folk were played played by Boston Anderson, groups’ performance. Either Jessica Marocity and Janee Ashley Robbins served as a school “needs assistance” or to have your voice heard in gov- by Makenna Bergen, Rachael Sarah Aveytua, Ean Buck, Sweat. Bergen, Elexis Buck, Trevor Seth Buck, Cameron assistant directors throughout has “achieved state level perfor- ernment and in the press,” the The imaginary friend was Buck, Gabe Burnaby, Meghan Burnaby, Lilly Christen, Beth the week. mance.” e-mail states. “Based on today’s played by Ashlee Farnsworth. Chacon, Tenerey Dingess, Gebs, Joseph Jones, Zinnia e-mail:[email protected] Johnsen said he prefers the school evaluations, the window model but admitted that “U-PASS has opened (for a short time) to is more difficult to explain.” get the focus back on educating lature for passing a $70 million children, not sustaining a [public He expressed frustration that tax cut rather than investing education] system that has failed Behind “Eventually they are all going to fail.” both NCLB and U-PASS are just in schools. He said he would “snapshots” and should not make ... Be sure to relate what you write continued from page A1 like to see math specialists in parents lose faith in their chil- to the recent news about educa- -SUPERINTENDENT MICHEAL JOHNSEN, dren’s schools. tion ... We need to get the word deemed proficient, not nearly REFERRING TO AMERICAN SCHOOLS‘ schools because the reading specialists have been shown to Other groups disagree with out that school choice is the best enough to meet the 64 percent NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND TEST SCORES that assessment, however. On way to make these low perform- requirement. be successful. Sept. 29, a Utah political action ing schools truly accountable to Grantsville High School has Results for all schools can committee that lobbies for public the families and students they only 20 students with disabili- The reality is we’ve got some any school not making AYP be found on the Web at http://u- subsidies for private schools — are failing.” ties who are held to NCLB test- subgroups that are struggling,” for two years in a row. Schools pass.schools.utah.gov/u-pass- ing standards. Those students’ either through vouchers or tuition e-mail: [email protected] Johnsen said. “Let’s use the that have significantly high web/ difficulty with the language data and focus on the weak ratios of economically disad- arts portion of the test sunk spots, and our [teachers] are vantaged students receive fed- e-mail: [email protected] History educator to be honored that school’s grade. doing that.” eral money called Title I funds. The 29 students generally But even the brightest points If any of the 10 so-called “Title Tooele Heidi Ross will be rec- Award honors at Tooele High South Campus of NCLB have tarnished lin- I schools” in the school district ognized as Utah History one exceptional who were tested in math did ings according to Johnsen. fails to make AYP two years in Teacher of the Year by the K-12 teacher of not score well enough, as well. He worries that focusing so a row, the district is subject to Gilder Lehrman Institute American his- “We Are Your Neighborhood Ana Smith Elementary in heavily on how subgroups per- sanctions. Title I funding must Family Theatre” of American History and tory from each Wendover and Tooele Junior form inspires stigma within the be concentrated into the failing 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Preserve America. She state and U.S. High School made AYP this schools. school to provide free tutoring, (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 is a former teacher at territory. The year, despite falling short in “We don’t want to keep or transportation to successful Tickets are now available online East Elementary School selection of the 2005. beating up those subgroups,” schools. After another failing at www.movieswest.com in Tooele, Utah and state winner is Tooele County School Johnsen said of the negative grade, the school may face a th th currently a Teaching based on experi- District superintendent Michael attention that the segregated restructuring of the adminis- Sept. 29 - Oct. 5 American History Grant ence in teaching Johnsen said the spirit of NCLB test scores can bring to the tration and teaching staff. *Times & Shows Subject to Change coordinator for the American history — that every American student groups that cause a school to Johnsen also expressed Tooele County School for at least three Heidi Ross will be proficient in math and not make AYP. For better and dismay that NCLB mandates Open Season District. years, a deep language arts and graduate worse, “A large part of the that schools make improve- Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 On Saturday 12 career commit- high school in the next few emphasis is to give some atten- ments but does not provide Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 Sun: 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:00 (PG) p.m., during a one-day social stud- ment to teaching American history years — is “nice.” The real- tion to these kids,” he said. additionaly funding to do so. ies teacher institute at Mt. Jordan and close attention to documents, ity, however, is that some day Tooele has so far avoided He also faulted the state legis- * Middle School in Sandy, Utah (9360 artifacts, historic sites, and the other nearly all schools will fail to Jack Ass 2 S. 300 East) Ross will receive a $1,000 primary materials of history. make AYP. Dly: 4:40, 7:05, 9:20 honorarium and a core archive of Founded in 1994, the Gilder Sat: 12:10, 2:15, 4:40, 7:05, 9:20 “Eventually they are all Sun: 12:10, 2:15, 4:40, 7:05 (R) history books and materials donated Lehrman Institute of American going to fail,” Johnsen said of in her name to the East Elementary History promotes the study and love American schools, referring to School library by the Gilder Lehrman of American history. the standards that will increase The Black Dahlia Institute of American History. Preserve America is a White each year and in seven years Dly: 4:55, 7:20, 9:45 “Heidi brings history and U.S. House initiative that encourages Sat: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:20, 9:45 will demand near-perfect test Sun: 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:20 (R) government alive to her students. greater shared knowledge about the results. She views history as a life skill,” said nation’s past and increased local par- Elementary schools were Tooele School District Curriculum ticipation in preserving the country’s required to have 71 percent The Guardian Director Bobbie Roberts. cultural and natural heritage assets. �������������� Dly: 6:10, 9:05 of their students proficient in �������������������� Sat: 12:05, 3:00, 6:10, 9:05 The History Teacher of the Year language arts and 64 percent ������������������� � Sun: 12:05, 3:00, 6:10 (PG-13) �������������� proficient in math. Those num- ���� bers will jump next year to 77 Fly Boys ������ ��������� for language arts and 71 for Dly: 6:00, 9:00 � math. Secondary school stan- Sat: 12:05, 3:00, 6:00, 9:00 ���������������� (PG-13) �������� ����������������� dards will go from 70 to 76 in Sun: 12:05, 3:00, 6:00 �������������� language arts and 47 to 59 in ����������������������� �������������� ��������� math. Without amendments to Barn Yard ������������������������� ������������� ������������������ the law, every school will fail Dly: 4:45 ���������������������� Sat: 12:10, 2:10, 4:45 ������ ����������������������������������� in 2014 unless 100 percent of Sun: 12:10, 2:10, 4:45 (PG) ����������� ������������ students are proficient in both ����������������������������������������������� * ��������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� areas. �������������� ���������������� The Illusionist ��������������������������������������������� “How long can anyone sus- Dly: 7:10, 9:20 ������������ ���������������� ������������������������������������������� tain that?” Johnsen asked. Sat: 7:10, 9:20 ��������� ���������������������������������� Sun: 7:10 (PG-13) ��������������������������������������������� Johnsen’s question was rhe- ������ ���������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������� torical, but looking closely at Show Times are subject to change. ����������� ������������� ����������� PM ��������������������������������������������� the 2006 AYP results shows that ���������� Open daily at 4 . ����������� ��������������������� ����������������������������������������� � ������������ ���������� ����������� many schools will not make ����������������� � Noon on weekends. ����������������������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� ��������������������� � ������������� ������������������������ All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 ������������ ������������ ������������������������� AYP next year unless there are ���� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ���������������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� widespread and sometimes Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ����������������������������������������������� ������������������������������ Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ������������������ ������������ dramatic improvements in test All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ����������� ������������ ���������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������� �������������������������������������������� scores. �������������������������������������������� Despite the difficulties with ����������� ��������������������������������������������� ������ the law, the superintendent ������������� �������������������� RITZ RITZ Ends ����������� ����������������� said he appreciates some ele- Friday & Saturday 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 PG-13 Sunday - Thursday 5:00 • 7:15 PG-13 �������������������������������������� Thursday ���������������� ������������������ ments of it. 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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View Editorial Pass on democratic passion Young people these days need to vote more, even if they have to walk uphill, both ways, in the snow. After all, who will carry the democratic banner into the coming decades as the generation that fought World War II — who vote in great numbers — are replaced by disenchanted, disen- gaged and disinterested young people who can’t put away the Internet long enough to go vote? In the 2004 presidential election, a staggering 56 percent of 18-29-year- old Utahns came out to vote, according to the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement. This was staggering because it was a 16-point improvement over the 2000 youth turnout. Mid- term elections, like the one we face this November, however, carry con- siderably less pizzazz than do the presidential years. The youth respond accordingly: In 2002, only 22 percent of young Utahns voted compared to 54 percent of their over-30 cohorts. We ask that older voters talk to young people about values, laws, justice, the American way and the last half-decade of political change. Young people care about politics, they just don’t realize it. Many of them don’t believe that voting actually changes anything. That may be because older Americans have not shared their knowledge and experience, and woven passionate stories about how democracy does occasionally produce beautiful and exciting results. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Be frank with young people. Much of the time, voting does feel a little futile. Always winning or losing in a landslide is boring, and Utah is prone to one- our youth. So to these people I say: wound up and board. You might even feel sided politics. Usually it’s only after the really dramatic, competitive elections Political chameleons 1. Thank you for your enthusiasm for your like you would go crazy. When you’ve been that one realizes just how important each of those voters were. Usually you Editor: work and our children’s successes. inside sitting for hours and hours doing never know which elections those will be until all the votes are counted. I was surprised to learn that of the nine 2. Thanks for staying abreast of develop- math, social studies and writing, you need Civic engagement is a victim of our disjointed generations. Tell young local candidates who are pictured on the Democratic campaign billboard (located on ments in your respective fields to bring up- a break. people how politics changed your life. Tell them about a law that touched you to-date information to parents and students. Most kids don’t have time after school personally. Democracy is more than a responsibility, it’s a passion, and voting SR-36 near Lake Point), less than half are actually registered as Democrats! No matter 3. Thanks for caring for each student as to have fun with their friends. They usu- is the most fundamental expression of that passion. Share it with the young an individual. ally have tons of homework they have to do people in your life. which party is involved, if someone profess- es to represent my party, and is unwilling to 4. Thanks for teaching my children to because they can’t concentrate on their work register in my party, my first thought is, what learn and to love learning. at school. Recess would help them relax. If ANOTHER VIEW is he or she trying to hide? I applaud Mike 5. Thanks for enjoying my children. you have more recess you can concentrate Jensen, Mike Johnson, Wendy Shubert and 6. Please express our appreciation to even if you have tons of homework. Gary Vario for having the courage of their your families for their sacrifices which allow The majority of kids everywhere aren’t convictions. you to do your jobs. getting enough exercise because they get Use common sense, not The candidates, as shown on the Perhaps the conclusion of our years of home and play video games all day. If we had Democratic Party billboard, the office that children in public school makes me senti- more recess, they would get more exercise. they are running for, and their registered mental. However, I think it is more that we When you have recess you get the exercise science, for a healthy diet affiliation are: Colleen Pashell, recorder, have hindsight to show us the value of these you need to be fit and happy. unaffiliated; Mike Johnson, commissioner, fine people in our children’s lives. It is my To have more recess we can make school ating spin- rent recommendations regarding eggs, sincere hope that this tradition of excel- longer on Wednesdays. We can even make it ach may but if the diner near my house sells Democrat; Valerie Lee, treasurer, unaffili- ated; Jim Gowans, state legislator, unaf- lence and dedication will continue for our start earlier. If we end later then we could Ekill you and anyone a spinach omelet I’m calling grandchildren and that we as a community have longer recess. drinking alcohol the police. filiated; Gary Vario, clerk, Democrat; Frank Park, sheriff, unaffiliated; Kendall Thomas, will make the needed efforts to improve the You should exercise more because doc- helps you live lon- The same foods have bounced school system and the support that we give tors say that people should exercise more. ger. That sounds between good for you and terrible commissioner, unaffiliated; Wendy Shubert, assessor, Democrat; and Mike Jensen, audi- our educators, counselors, school adminis- And I agree with doctors. So, we need more like wishful think- for you so many times that it’s impos- trators and staff. recess. ing, but with E. sible for anyone to keep up. Scientists tor, Democrat. Jim Gowans, for example, has present- Eileen DeLeeuw Kristin Michaela Tuck Coli-tainted spin- continue to find redeeming qualities in Tooele 5th Grade, Overlake Elementary ach sickening hun- even the most unhealthy edibles, but ed himself as a Democrat and represented Daniel Kline District 21 as state legislator for the past dreds and reports Guest Columnist that does not mean you should switch that moderate your diet based on the newest study. 14 years, while he is in unaffiliated which Sanitary market League of nations is defined on the voter registration form as drinking actually Science may prove that dark choco- Editor: Editor: strengthens your heart, perhaps every- late has lots of antioxidants, but if “no party preference.” Since Mr. Gowans has I was running downtown for a quick In the euphoria at the end of World War II, one should put down their salad forks you eat too much of it, you’ll be an chosen no party affiliation, what then does trip and went to Albertsons because it was 1945, when few were paying attention, a deal and pick up a flask. unhealthy fat person who has a shock- he stand for? What kind of “Proven leader- closer to my home than the other stores. I was struck and signed between U.S. socialist In recent months there have also ingly low level of oxidants. Similarly, ship” does this demonstrate? don’t usually go there, though I’m not quite liberals and Eastern European, including been multiple news reports that just because there might be some Eloy Zambrano sure why. While I was walking in I noticed Western, socialist liberals, which changed drinking coffee reduces the risk of benefit to drinking red wine does not Tooele a Clorox wipe dispenser by the front doors forever the course of American foreign poli- several serious ailments including mean that you should swig a couple of and also in the meat department. I don’t cy. The Rockefeller family provided the land diabetes and cirrhosis of the liver. The bottles before heading off to work in know if they have always had them, or if they and the American taxpayers provided 49 American Journal of Clinical Nutrition the morning. Missing costumes Editor: were new, but it was the first time that I had percent of the entire United Nations’ (U.N.) even went so far as to report that the Common sense tells you that eating I received a notice from the Chamber of seen them. I thought that was really quite budget. antioxidants in coffee dampen inflam- nothing but donuts, Taco Bell, Chinese Commerce alerting everyone in Tooele that thoughtful to their shoppers. Many people It all began in 1918, following World mation, reducing the risk of cardiovas- takeout and pizza (basically my col- the costumes for a children’s play, sched- complain that shopping carts in general are War I when our socialist liberal President cular disease. The journal’s study also lege diet) will not result in increased uled to be put on last Saturday at Tooele so dirty and full of germs, I would just like Wilson attempted to unite the socialist lib- found that a typical serving of coffee health. Just because you can find High School, were stolen from the traveling to compliment Albertsons for thinking of eral nations of Europe into what he called contains more antioxidants than serv- some positives in a particular food theater company that was staying at a local the public, and trying to keep us all a little the “League of Nations.” Wilson promised ings of grape juice, blueberries, rasp- does not make it healthy. hotel. Everyone who can help with mon- healthier by eliminating some of the germs a world in which there would be no wars; berries and oranges. For example, cheese has calcium, etary donations or donations of your time we are passing to one another. a lofty ideal but an unrealistic pipe dream. While these studies are certainly which is good for your bones. A diet and sewing talent, please do so and call the Thank You Albertsons, Wilson’s slogan for this “new world order” good news for jittery, scurvy-riddled based on eating mostly cheese, how- Chamber. To the person or people who took Terisa Grgich was “peace without victory.” Wilson suffered alcoholics, it has to be disheartening ever, will not create strong enough the costumes, give them back. It’s not funny Stockton his greatest political defeat when a conserva- to parents everywhere trying to get bones to carry around your obese or cool to steal from anyone, especially tive Congress would not agree. The reason kids to eat their fruits and vegetables. body. children. Please do the right thing and give was basic; the U.S. was not about to run over More importantly it serves as the Nobody needs a medical journal Kids need more recess them back. our nation’s sovereignty to the veto power of latest example of just how much con- to know which foods are healthy. If it Editor: Thank you. a foreign socialist and communist nations. tradictory and confusing information comes out of the ground or falls off a Just imagine sitting in a hard plastic chair. Later, the “Big Three,” President Franklin Heather Taylor consumers must sift through simply to tree, it’s good for you, provided man I don’t like it. Do you like it? Now imagine Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Tooele decide what to eat or drink. hasn’t processed the goodness out of sitting in a hard plastic chair working all Stalin began plans to resurrect Wilson’s At this rate, would it surprise it. If it once lived, eat it in modera- day and not going outside! Why, oh why, did “League of Nations” into a world wide social- anyone if scientists decided that ice tion and try to avoid the fatty parts. Thank your educators they change Wednesday so we only get one ist organization as early as one month after cream cures cancer and fried dough Anything created in a factory or carry- Editor: recess? Pearl Harbor in January 1942. The fine print holds the key to fighting obesity? If ing a long list of ingredients should be On September 25th I attended one of my It seems like we only get 5 minutes for of the U.N. Charter states that no nation coffee and booze make us healthier looked at with suspicion. last Parent Teacher Conferences at Tooele recess instead of 15 minutes like we’re sup- including the U.S. can act on its own on and fresh fruit and vegetables either I’m still hoping they create an High posed to have. foreign policy matters without going through sicken us, or at least don’t help as alcohol that’s not only good for your School. The week before, I attended my I think we should have longer recess the U.N. Even more important, we are sub- much as we were led to believe, then heart but also scrubs your liver clean. last (very, very helpful) Student Education because it seems like we sit for hours and ject to the veto power of socialist communist perhaps everything we’ve ever been I’m also hoping someone invents a Occupation Plan conference there. I reflect- hours and hours. When we do that people China, socialist communist Russia, socialist told about health should be ques- non-poisonous spinach that in no way ed on the many teachers, counselors, admin- could go crazy. I like to play with soccer France and socialist England. tioned. tastes like spinach. Until those things istrators, and staff at THS, TJHS (1996-2003), balls and play soccer. I like to play basket- Roosevelt packed the Supreme Court with In addition to this latest round of happen, I’ll try to eat bad-for-me, but and Stansbury Elementary (1996-2001) in ball. Do you like to swing? I do! Do you seven socialist liberal judges, including Hugo information that contradicts com- enjoyable, foods in moderation and the School District we have enjoyed and like to jump rope? Do you like to play four Black, a member of the Ku Klux Klan. This mon sense, the public has had to deal choke down some healthy stuff. appreciated. I made a note to write thank squares? Do you like to play soccer? I do! Do court rubber-stamped our loss of sovereignty with years of confusion regarding Daniel B. Kline’s book, “50 Things you notes to some of them and I encourage you like to play basketball? I do. We could do the healthiness of eggs. First we’re Every Guy Should Know How to Do,” others to do the same. it more with more recess. SEE LETTERS ON A5 supposed to drink them raw, then we is available in bookstores everywhere. However, I did not want to delay expres- If you stay inside too long you get a little were told to not eat the yolks and at He can be reached at dan@notastep. sion of gratitude and appreciation. I am also various points we weren’t supposed to com. An archive of his columns can realistic enough to know that I will not write LETTER RULES eat them at all. I’m not sure of the cur- be found at www.notastep.com. all the notes I’d like. Therefore, I write this general letter of praise and appreciation for The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the these educators and their dedication to our author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community youth. of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual Over the years I have had many con- circumstances at the editor’s discretion. cerns and frustrations in the school system. All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long However, as I stood waiting in lines at the are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- high school, I saw one teacher after another A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 truly dedicated to our students, persons who Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. sacrifice hours and higher salaries for them. 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call They work hard and often overcome the 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor shortcomings of the system to the benefit of For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY October 3, 2006 A5 BABIES WEDDINGS Mouritsen/Sullivan Aubrey Lynne Dick and Kathy Mouritsen Copsey are pleased to announce the marriage of their son Scott to Jennifer and TJ Copsey are Shannon, daughter of Bill and pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Aubrey Lynne Julane Sullivan. They will make Copsey. Aubrey was born July their new home in Grantsville. 21, 2006, in Tooele. She weighed All friends and family are wel- 7 pounds 15 ounces, and was come to attend a reception 493 W. 400 N. Tooele 20 inches long. Proud grandpar- held in their honor on Tuesday, ents are Kathy Harris, John and Oct. 3, from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Tracy Harris, Charlie and Tiffany 882-4800 Copsey, and Sally Winkler. Douglas Tebbs Grantsville Stake Center at 550 Scott Mouritsen and Mary Morris E. 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Alta_f06Nwsp3x9.indd 1 8/23/06 3:07:55 PM A6 TUESDAY October 3, 2006 The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! OBITUARIES TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN JoAn Ralston Rick Glenn

On the morning of Sept. Sherwood 29, 2006, surrounded by her UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY – family, our beautiful, spiri- Rick Glenn Sherwood, tual, loving sweetheart, beloved son, husband, father TOOELE mother, grandmother, great- and brother, age 48, died Sept. grandmother, aunt and friend 27, 2006, from complications slipped through the veil after of Wegener’s Granulomatosis, a courageous battle with pan- a rare auto-immune disease USU TOOELE creatic cancer. She is once he had suffered from for more again in the loving arms of her than four years. Rick was born Oct. 26, 1957, in Tooele, Utah, Heavenly Father and her eter- Rick Glenn Sherwood BUSINESS STUDENTS nal parents, Charles Whitney to Glenn and Marjorie Nash and Erma Myers. Sherwood. His big sister, Diane, much comfort and love until JoAn was born April 23, was so happy to finally have a his death. His wife, Becky, is a COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADVISORS 1941, in American Fork, Utah, JoAn Ralston brother! She named him after nurse and she gave him loving, and later married her sweet- the 1950’s singer Ricky Nelson. diligent care to the end. happiness under any circum- He was a darling little boy who WILL BE AT THE heart Chuck Ralston. They In 1996, their family moved stances and did not hesitate to was always happiest when he were sealed in the Salt Lake to Moab, Utah, where Rick share her enthusiasm, excite- was outdoors with all 80-plus OOELE AMPUS Temple on June 23, 1990. worked as an accountant and USU T C ment and spontaneous laugh- kids on our street. Everyone She spent her entire life in also had his own tax account- ter with everyone she met. always knew when it was time the service of others, creating ing business. Moving to Moab There were no strangers to for Rick to come in the house a world of peace, harmony and was a wonderful experience for Wednesday, JoAn, only friends. JoAn espe- because of his weeping and wail- unconditional love. Through their family and Rick realized cially loved her service with ing. He loved the great outdoors! her devotion, she raised three the Benson Grist Mill where his heart’s unfulfilled desire to October 4, 2006 Four nights before he died, he be a geologist. He spent count- children, grandchildren and she provided many wonderful- sat by his pool with his beloved great-grandchildren. She loved ly fond memories for others. less hours in his jeep investigat- 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. dog, Max, soaking up the desert ing Moab’s landscape. Rick was to spend time with her family She starred in and co-directed night sky. and served them in countless the Benson Grist Mill pageant. very dedicated to his wife and Rick was educated in Tooele children and a great support to CONTINUING EDUCATION Please contact ways. JoAn was a gifted singer She was an active member of schools. His love for music Becky when she worked on her and performer and used her The Church of Jesus Christ of began in 6th grade when he USU Tooele Campus for an nursing degree. gift often to bless the lives Latter-day Saints and enjoyed became a band member. He con- appointment (435) 882-6611 They temporarily resided in of others. She mastered the serving, especially with the tinued through junior and senior Phoenix, Ariz. to be closer to ability to bring forth joy and youth. high in the concert, marching the Mayo Clinic so Rick could JoAn is survived by her lov- and pep band. He loved those receive treatment for his cruel ing husband, Chuck; three days with all his friends and disease. Beginning October 2nd children, Debbie (Mont), Mike their many trips all over Utah, (Timi) and Greg (Jolene); California and Canada, where Rick is survived by his two step-children Chad and the band won many awards and beloved wife, Becky; and his Tooele County Reed (Darla) and other chil- honors. daughters, Jennifer (Joseph), Health has dren Vicky and Morgan; 26 After Rick’s graduation from Erika (Joshua); sons, Sean grandchildren and three great- high school and seminary in (Lindsey), Patrick and Michael; grandchildren: Nikki, Dustin, 1975, he attended LDS Business two grandchildren, Cadence Whitney, Janae, Jocelyn, Julian, College studying accounting and Grayson; his parents, Skip Jerica, Jade, Sierra, Michael, and business. His education and and Marjorie; sister Diane Christian, Gage, Kaden, Derek, skills opened a door to a lifetime Sherwood-Demond; many niec- Mitchell, Austin, Garret, Kaden, of employment in the account- es and nephews and in-laws; FLU Kyli, Alex, Joshua, Madeline, ing field. He had a thirst for mother-in-law Ruth Gordon; and Gracie, Eli, Matthew, Megan, knowledge, keen intelligence long-time friend, Robert Nell. VACCINES Madison, Shylun and Tatem. and ability to retain everything Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Kenneth A viewing will be held he read. He had a delightful Williams, Moab, Utah, personal available Tuesday Oct. 3, from 6-8 p.m. sense of humor and kept us friend and primary care physi- at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main laughing until this cruel disease cian, who cared for Rick until St. in Tooele. Funeral services took over. the move to Phoenix. Funeral please call will be held Wednesday Oct. 4, Ricky married the love of his services were held Monday Oct. at 1 p.m. at the Tooele Skyline life, Rebecca Gordon Peterson, 2, at Tate Mortuary. Interment in 843-2310 Ward at 777 E. Skyline Dr. and they have been together the Tooele City Cemetery. Rest where friends may call 11:30 since 1989. He loved all his chil- in peace, dear Rick, ‘til we meet a.m. -12:30 p.m. prior at the dren dearly and they gave him again. church. Interment Tooele City Cemetery. The family would like to extend a special thanks HEALTH DEPARTMENT to the staff of the Huntsman Cancer Institute and Dee, Lisa and Dr. Trudel from Mountain Beverly Bracken West Hospice for their love, 151 N. Main • Tooele care and compassion for JoAn Dobson and our family. Also, thanks to Beverly Bracken Dobson, 85, all the friends, neighbors and died Saturday, Sept. 30, 2006, in family who have been so kind Logan, Utah. She was the widow and thoughtful through this difficult time. Mom, you are of Jay LeRoy Dobson; and the a beautiful, loving, spiritual, mother of four daughters, Celia forgiving woman of light. Let Trujillo (Logan, Utah), Laura your light so shine. And so it Daines (Centerville, Utah), is! Patricia Fenner (Portland, Ore.), In lieu of flowers please send Beth Quist (Pleasant Hill, Calif.). She also considered Margaret donations in the name of JoAn Beverly Bracken Dobson Rahlston to the Huntsman Olsen (Wellsville, Utah) a daugh- Cancer Center. ter. She has 14 grandchildren Beverly was born Feb. 16, and nine great-grandchildren. 1921, in Ophir, Utah, to Charles and Laura Ester Evans Bracken. She was raised in Tooele, Utah, but spent most of her married life in Centerville, then retired with her husband to Wellsville. Beverly was best known for being an artist, specializing in oil painting where she captured the landscapes and farmlands of northern Utah. She loved to read and recite poetry but was also a great fan of the TV game show Jeopardy. She had been active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints all of her life. Her family would like to thank Celia, along with her friends and neighbors, ward members, caretakers at Legacy House, and Elodine, for assisting with her care, running her errands, tak- ing her to the doctor, caring for her farm and her yard, shoveling her snow, picking up her mail, fixing her remote and satellite TV and most of all, just being her friend. Graveside services will be Tooele City Fire Department held Wednesday Oct. 4, at 10:30 a.m. in the Tooele City Cemetery. Friends may call the Nelson Funeral Home, 162 E. 400 North, Logan, Tuesday evening from 6 Open to 8 p.m. Condolences may be extended to the family online at www.nelsonfuneralhome.com. House Something Sat, Oct. 14th • 10am to 2pm On Your Mind? Station #1, 90 N. Main Street

• Learn about fire safety! Write a letter to the Editor! P.O. Box 390 • Life safety trailer Tooele, UT 84074 [email protected] TUESDAY October 3, 2006 A7 Baby OBITUARIES Contest Mary Kay Snapp BOYS & GIRLS BABY-Under 1 year Our dear mother, sister and friend, Mary Kay Snapp left this TINY-One year old world on Sept. 30, 2006, with her LITTLE-2 & 3 years loving husband, Oral Snapp. Kay was born in Blanding, MODEL Utah, on Dec. 11, 1940, to Wanda and Wilbur Laws. She grew up SEARCH in a home of love and laughter PeeWee 4-6 years as one of ten children. Lt. Miss 7-10 years She married Jack Noel Smith Pre-Teen 11-13 and they had four children. They Teen 14-17 later divorced. Mrs/Miss 18-27 Kay met and married Arlo D. Tooele Holiday Inn Express -Wednesday Oct 18th at 6:00 pm Fawson. Their fairy tale mar- Mary Kay Snapp Contact us to have an entry form mailed, fax or emailed to you. riage was sealed for time and all You may print an entry form off the web. 813-839-8054 eternity in the Salt Lake Temple. Noel Smith; parents, Wilbur and Arlo passed away in 1998. Wanda Laws; and sister Sandra www.ModelSearchContest.com Oral and Kay met and courted Jackson. in the Salt Lake Temple. Together Funeral service will be held they traveled the world, and had on Thursday, Oct. 5, at 12 p.m. in just returned from a tour of the LDS Stake Center in Marion, Austria and Switzerland. Utah. Their grandchildren were Friends may call at the church Pumpkin Scene their greatest joy. She was a on Wednesday evening from 6- member of the Daughters of 8 p.m. and on Thursday from Utah Pioneers, Fort Sage Bottom 10:30 -11:45 a.m. Chapter. Kay enjoyed family his- Interment will follow on tory, and had just completed Friday morning at 10 a.m. in tracing all four of her grandpar- the Grantsville City Cemetery At the Benson Grist Mill ents’ lines back into the 1500s. in Grantsville, Utah, under the She also enjoyed quilting, sew- direction of Crandall Funeral Pumpkin Walk ing and traveling. Home. She is survived by a son Wayne October 20-21, 2006 (Nicky) Smith, Spanish Fork, ANSWERS ON A11 Utah; daughters, Wanda (Ron) “Pumpkins in Song” Skinner, Belgrade, Mo. and Robin (Val) McDaniel, Blanding, Use the theme “Pumpkins Utah; brothers, Curtis (Janie) in Song” and a little Palmer, Jim (Ginger) Palmer, creativity to make a Melvin (Lelia) Laws, Lynn (Lorraine) Laws, Kelly (Terri) pumpkin scene. Some Laws, all of Blanding, Utah; sis- scenes could feature plays ters Retta Hall, Sun City West, or musicals, favorite songs, Ariz.; Carolyn (Bill) Castagno, and music from different Grantsville, Utah and Jean time periods. (Mike) Pehrson, Monticello, Utah. She is preceded in death by Pumpkin Scene her husband, Arlo; son Robert Contest Prizes 1st Prize $100 2nd Prize $75 Chloe Woods 3rd Prize $50

Our baby girl, Chloe Elizabeth 4 Best of Schools Woods, passed away peacefully Awards $65 each before entering this world Sept. 25, 2006. She will be deeply missed and never forgotten. She Please Contact Christine at (435) 882-7678 for more info is survived by her Mommy and and reserve your pumpkin scene location at the Mill site. Daddy, Jennifer Brown and Ian Woods, her grandparents Robert and Paula Dalton, Mike and Anita Woods, all of Tooele. Jeff Brown of Missoula, Mont. and many other family members. She was met in heaven by her sister angel Ianna. Cremation will take Visit the Pankratz place, a memorial service will be held in her honor. “Beautiful memories silently kept of a baby we loved and will never forget.”

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(CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto A Haunting (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Final Score 7 p.m. on ∑ DISCOVERY (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball Division Series -- Teams TBA. (Live) (CC) Cont’d MLB Baseball Division Series -- Teams TBA. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Amityville’s got nothing on this place. (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Kidnapped “Special Delivery” (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Being Tom Baldwin” (CC) (71) DISC Extreme Engineering Updating canals. MythBusters Mind control. 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The fa- (561) MAX (5:30) “White Palace” ››› (1990) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:20) “Out for Justice” ›› (1991) Steven Seagal. ’ ‘R’ “Phenomenon” ›› (1996, Drama) John Travolta. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Domino” ›› (2005) Keira Knightley. ther and three kids flee after the (576) SHOW (:15) “Saw” ›› (2004, Horror) Cary Elwes, Danny Glover. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Dexter “Dexter” (iTV) Double life. ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Corrales vs. Casamayor I & II (iTV) “Where the Truth Lies” ›› (2005) strange noises and visions they ex- (591) TMC (:05) “Sunset Park” ›› (1996) Rhea Perlman. ‘R’(CC) (:45) “Grand Theft Parsons” ›› (2003) ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Genesis” ››› (2004) Premiere. ’ ‘G’(CC) (:45) “Art Heist” ›› (2004) Ellen Pompeo. ‘R’(CC) perience develop a violent compo- nent. But moving out doesn’t end the THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 5, 2006 ordeal. 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(5) NBC News News My Name Is Earl The Office (N) Deal or No Deal (iTV) (N) (CC) (:01) ER “Somebody to Love” (N) News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night (6) HBO “Clear and Present Danger” ››› “In Good Company” ››› (2004) Dennis Quaid. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Inside the NFL ’ (CC) Real Time Actor Bradley Whitford. ’ Katt Williams: The Pimp Chronicles CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Monarchy Globe Trekker “South Africa II” (CC) Summer Wine ’Allo, ’Allo Secrets of the Dead (N) ’ 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Whale Rider” ››› (2002, Drama) Keisha Castle-Hughes, Rawiri Paratene. Hawaii Five-0 “Death With Father” South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) “Remember the Titans” ››› (2000, Drama) Denzel Washington, Will Patton. (CC) (:40) Midnight Money Madness (Live) “I hear dead people!” Sure, this ’ ’ episode is gimmicky, but gimmicks (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The Reptiles (CC) (DVS) Wild Things (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy (13) FOX MLB Baseball Division Series -- Teams TBA. ’ (Live) (CC) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing are cool when they work. As Gris- (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Will & Grace ’ Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) News Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Desire “A Star Is Born” (N) ’ som (William Petersen) gives stu- (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Smallville “Sneeze” (N) ’ (CC) Supernatural (N) ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show dents a tour of the CSI facilities, the (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Broken Arrow” ›› (1996, Action) John Travolta, Christian Slater. “Broken Arrow” ›› (1996, Action) victims narrate their own stories from (25) QVC Made for iPod Santa’s Toy Shop Heartfelt Aromas by Valerie Temp-tations Presentable Ovenware Diamonique Jewelry beyond the grave. They include a (26) ANPL Dog Show “Eukanuba Tournament of Champions 2006” Houston. 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(33) DISN Sister, Sister ’ Sister, Sister ’ Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Under Wraps” ›› (1997, Adventure) Adam Wylie, Mario Yedidia. (CC) Life With Derek Phil of the Future Jorja Fox also stars in the new (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ UFC Unleashed The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) episode “Toe Tags.” (38) AMC “El Dorado” ››› (1967, Western) John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan. (CC) (:45) “The Shepherd of the Hills” ››› (1941, Adventure) John Wayne. (CC) (:45) “The Man From Snowy River” ››› (1982) (39) TNT “Rush Hour” ››› (1998, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. (CC) “Rush Hour 2” ›› (2001, Action) Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker. (CC) The X-Files “Jump the Shark” (CC) The X-Files “William” ’ (CC) ER (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 Strife in the Congo. (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) 9:01 p.m. on % NBC (43) CNBC Mike on the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mike on the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Do the guys at McGinty’s know (46) LIFE (5:00) “See Jane Run” (1995) Cont’d “Not My Life” (2006, Suspense) Meredith Monroe, Ellie Harvie. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine about this? John Mahoney, best (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Special Report Your World With Neil Cavuto known as crusty — and very straight (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Final Score (52) ESPN (5:30) College Football Florida State at North Carolina State. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) — ex-cop Martin Crane on “Frasier,” (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Grow” Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Friday Night Lights “Pilot” ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Psych “Weekend Warriors” (CC) guest stars in the new episode (71) DISC Fugitive Strike Force “Shots Fired” A Haunting “Fear House” (N) Sensing Murder “Missing Teens” (N) Most Evil Killers who deceive. (CC) Fugitive Strike Force “Shots Fired” A Haunting “Fear House” “Somebody to Love” as a male pa- (518) ENC “Sleepers” ››› (1996) Kevin Bacon. A revenge crime reunites four friends from Hell’s Kitchen. “Michael” ››› (1996, Drama) John Travolta, William Hurt. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:20) “Miami Blues” ››› (1990) Alec Baldwin. ‘R’ (CC) tient’s longtime lover. He’s in an all- (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “Stateside” ›› (2004) Rachael Leigh Cook. ’ ‘R’(CC) (:15) “Bewitched” ›› (2005) Nicole Kidman, Will Ferrell. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” ››› too-familiar position for gay partners: (561) MAX (5:30) “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous” Cont’d “Trespass” ›› (1992, Action) Bill Paxton. ’ ‘R’(CC) (:15) “Must Love Dogs” ›› (2005) Diane Lane. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “House of Wax” ›› (2005) ‘R’ (CC) fighting with family members over (576) SHOW Latino Filmmaker Showcase (iTV) George Lopez: Why You Crying? The Underground The Underground White Boyz Dexter “Dexter” (iTV) Double life. ’ “The Faculty” ›› (1998) Jordana Brewster. ‘R’ (CC) his beloved’s fate. (591) TMC (5:40) “Lethal Dose” › (2004) Katharine Towne. Cont’d (:20) “Trauma” ›› (2004) Colin Firth. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Missing in America” ›› (2005) Danny Glover. ‘PG-13’ (:45) “Alfie” ›› (2004) Jude Law. ’ ‘R’(CC) A9 TUESDAY October 3, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

checked for free. No appointment necessary. Elections More information call 843-2310. Game and food vendors wanted Election debate Tooele Downtown Alliance is looking for The candidates for Tooele County vendors for its second annual downtown Commission, as well as House district 21 trick or treat so we can expand this year’s candidates Jim Gowans and Jess Clifford event and include activities at Veteran’s Park. and more will address topics 7 p.m. Oct. 11 at Interested, call Becki at 840-3336. a debate sponsored by The Tooele Transcript Eliminate your mortgage Bulletin and The Tooele County Chamber of See how to pay off your mortgage in Commerce at the Fireman’s Museum located as little as one-third the time at a work- at the Deseret Peak Complex. All are invited shop. No need to refinance. One of our to attend. clients saved $104,524.32 in interest. Results Meet the Candidates are typical. Imagine no more mortgage 60 Residents are invited to ask questions of South Main Street #1, 7 p.m. 882-0355 or the many candidates for offices in the 2006 [email protected]. elections. All candidates will be on hand to Learn real estate answer questions (unless otherwise noted) Tooele Real Estate Investors Group meet- at the following locations. ing, 7 p.m. Call or e-mail for location. This is • Terra Fire Station: Oct. 3, 7 p.m. for real estate investors or those who want • Lincoln/Pine Canyon Fire Station: to be. Share ideas and learn ways to improve Thursday Oct. 5, 7 p.m. the bottom line in real estate investing. Also • Firefighters Museum at the Deseret open to those that offer complementing Peak Complex: Wednesday Oct. 11, 12-1:30 services to the investor. Guest speakers each p.m., Chamber Luncheon month. 435-882-0355 Curtis 801-205-1700 • Rush Valley Town Hall: Thursday Oct. [email protected]. 12, 7 p.m. (for residents of Vernon, Ophir, Rush Valley, Stockton) Shop local • Tooele Senior Citizens: Friday Oct. 13, 4 Harvest Days farmers market, flea market p.m. dinner, 4:30 p.m. socialize, 5 p.m. talks, and craft fair runs every Sat. through Oct. 14, 6 p.m. dancing 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Benson Grist Mill. Shop Utah Division of Wildlife Resources youth duck and goose hunt was Saturday, Sept. 30, 2006. The “Warr party” of Erda was made • St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church for fresh produce, hand crafted gifts and up of: (l-r front) Weston Warr, Lorrin Warr, Wyatt Warr, and Cole Warr; (back) Kody Warr, Austin Warr, Lonnie Warr and Vic Warr. decor. Questions, call Christine at 882-7678. (Tooele): Tuesday Oct. 17, 7 p.m., candidates vaccinations, spaying, neutering. $5 for vac- for county offices only THS class of ‘87 7:30 p.m. All officers and members of Farm cinations. Spaying or neutering $20-60 for ticipa de nuestras celebraciones religiosas. THS Class of 1987 is excited to announce • Rose Springs Elementary (Stansbury Bureau are encouraged to attend. cats and dogs or $90 -$135 for family plans. Santa Misa: Sabados 5:30 p.m. Parro quia the preparation for their 20-year reunion Park): Wednesday Oct. 18, 7 p.m. Dogs must be on leashes. Cats must be in de San Barnabas (1784 North Aaron Dr., Aug. 4, 2007. If you are a 1987 class mate, • Erda Fire Station: Thursday Oct. 19, 7 p.m. labeled carriers. For more details call toll- Tooele). Padre: Pablo Ramos 882-4721 or family member or know someone who is, Grantsville • GHS: Tuesday Oct. 24, 7 p.m. free 1-866-738-7349 or www.utahpets.org. 801-968-2731. • Lake Point Fire Station: Oct. 26, 7 p.m. contact Saila Cederlof Felver at 951-303-8974 Blessing of the animals • Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High School or [email protected]. Also visit www. Trees, Trees, Trees (Tooele): Last chance to meet the candi- classreport.com/usa/ut/tooele/ths/1987 for St. Barnabas Episcopal Church will hold Scouts Fall is a great time to plant trees! its annual St. Francis day blessing of the ani- dates, 6 p.m. reception, 7 p.m. hear from the more information. Grantsville street tree applications are now candidates, 8 p.m. questions and answers. mals, Oct. 7 at 10 a.m. Bring your pets, large Gain gardening expertise available at city hall. Plant one get one free if or small, to receive a blessing. Remember Roundtable planned The Tooele County USU Extension Master you qualify, Deadline Oct. 18. there will be lots of animals, so please bring Cub Scout Leaders, the best thing you can Gardener Program begins Oct. 4. Applications, Tooele them leased or contained. do to help your den and pack is attend Cub available at Tooele County Extension Office, Leader Roundtable, Thursday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 accepted through Sept. 25. Deseret Peak p.m. at the Tooele Junior High School. This Learn history Churches is a great place to get answers to your ques- This month Tooele County Historical Arena closed tions or new ideas, and share experiences Society will host a lecture by local author Meetings you have had, and help out the new leaders. Deseret Peak’s Indoor Arena will be closed Turkey feast Gregory M. Franzwa. We’ll meet on Oct. 10 for open riding Oct. 5-10. Open riding hours This month’s theme: Cubs in Shining Armor. at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend our Tooele United Methodist Church Annual Work session will resume on Oct. 11. If you have questions Turkey dinner is Nov. 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. meeting at the Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Tooele City Council will meet in a Work please contact us at (435)843-4020. Adults $7; seniors 55 and over $5; Children, Library Vine Street. Enter at the rear door. Two great Session on Wednesday, Oct. 4 at the hour of grades 6 through 12 $5; Children, grade K books will be available to purchase, “The 5 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Tooele through 5 $3. Carry out available. Call in History of Tooele County Volume II” for $25 City Hall Large Conference Room located at Philanthropy orders to 882-1349. Leave name and phone Play detective and, “The Mining, Smelting, and Railroading 90 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah. number and number of dinners. Who would want the star of the High in Tooele County” for $15, or contact Business meeting School Soccer team dead? Detectives grades President Jay De La Mare, or Publicist Alice Food available Christians gather The Tooele City Council will hold a busi- 6-12 meet at Tooele City Library 6-7:30 p.m. Dale, 882-1612. Utah Food Bank will distribute food Tooele Christian Fellowship invites you ness meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 4 at the Friday, Oct. 6, at First Baptist Church, locat- to attend our Sunday services at our new Oct.19 to solve the mystery “Death Gets a 4-H Carnival hour of 7 p.m. The meeting will be held at the ed at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. Sign up begins meeting place: Tooele High School on 200 W. Red Card.” Investigate the crime scene and Celebrating National 4-H Week at the 4-H Tooele City Hall Council Room located at 90 at 7:30 a.m. Distribution begins at 9 a.m. The Vine St. Worship starts at 10 a.m. and Bible carefully examine the evidence in order to Carnival on Saturday, Oct. 7. There will be N. Main St., Tooele, Utah. event usually ends by 11 a.m. If you would classes for all ages is at 11 a.m. Call 435- solve the crime. Tickets at the library. lots of games and activities for kids. Stop by County plans like to help pass out food be there by 8:30 224-3392 or check out our Web site at www. Count worms the Extension Auditorium, 151 N. Main in The Tooele County Planning Commission a.m. Everyone is welcome. If you have any tooelechristianfellowship.org. Tooele City Library invites you to join in Tooele, any time between 4 and 7 p.m. More will hold a meeting on Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. questions please call Pastor Jon at 882-2048. our creepy, crawly Halloween fun. For our information about the 4-H program can be Eat turkey in the Auditorium at the Tooele County “Worm Invasion” all ages can guess the num- found by contacting our Tooele County 4-H Help children read Plans are in the works for the Methodist Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, Utah. ber of worms in the jar. Closest to the correct office at (435)843-2351 or by coming to the Stansbury Park Elementary desperately Church annual turkey dinner Nov. 4, 2006. Trails discussed needs volunteers to tutor struggling readers. Look for more details later. amount without going over will win. Each USU Extension office at 151 N. Main or visit- Friday is a new contest. For more informa- The Tooele County Trails Committee will If you have 1 to 2 extra hours a week and ing www.tooele4h.org or www.Utah4-H.org. Fall Boo-tique tion call 882-2182. hold a special meeting on Oct. 5, at 3 p.m. enjoy helping children, please call Sue or Liz Tooele Methodist Church will hold Flu shots in the Auditorium at the Tooele County at 833-1968. Training in the STAR Reading Use your wits Tooele County Aging and Adult Services its annual fall boo-tique Oct. 20-21, 2006. Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Tooele, Utah. program would be provided. Grab a ticket for our spooky scavenger will offer flu clinics in October. Medicare Reserve your space now. Call Glenice Moore Public meeting Help abuse victims at 882-3807 for more information. hunt held 6 p.m. Oct. 26 and figure out the part B will be billed for the cost of the flu Volunteers needed for the Tooele County answers to the clues. For more information The Pine Canyon Planning Commission will and pneumonia shots if it’s is your primary Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victim Spanish services offered contact the Tooele City Library at 128 W. hold a public meeting Thursday, Oct. 5, insurance and Blue Cross will be billed as Advocacy (DVSAVA) crisis line! Training will The Episcopal Church of St. Barnabas Vine St. or call 882-2182. at 7 p.m. in the auditorium on the first a secondary insurance. Without insurance be provided and a background check invites everyone to the Spanish services floor, Tooele Courthouse, 47 S. Main Street, Bookmobile story time coverage, the flu shots will be $20, pneu- required. Training starts soon so if interested every Saturday at 5:30 p.m. For information Tooele, Utah. The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, monia shots $28, and tetanusdiptheria shots please call 241-0337! call Padre Romas at 882-4721 or 801-968-2731 $30. The clinics will be at: Wendover Senior Reserve Dow James or call Diconea Irene Rael at 882-2062. 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Story time will Touch Lives. Lifting Spirits be held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the citizens center Oct. 11 from 1 to 5 p.m., Tooele City Parks and Recreation will Una, Santa, Catolica y Apostolica be holding a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 10 Hold a hand, bake a cake, listen to a library is closed. For information call 884- Tooele County Senior citizens center Oct. 1 La Iglesia Episcopal te da la Bienvenida. at 3:30 p.m. in the large conference room cherished memory. Volunteers are needed to 3703. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a second clinic on Quienquiera que seas, de dondequiera que at Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main St. to allow assist hospice patients in their homes who Oct. 18, from 1 to 5 p.m., Grantsville Senior vengas, eres bienvenido entre nosotros. A people to schedule the Dow James Building are at the end of their life. A couple of hours EE OINGS ON Citizens Center on Oct. 18 from 1 to 5 p.m. partir del sabado 2 de Septiembre, ven y par- S D A12 and a second clinic on Oct. 23 from 9 a.m. through December. For more information a week required. Training provided. Call to 1 pm. For further information, please all contact Terra Sherwood at 843-2142 or at Sheri Harrell, 882-3913, Community Nursing Joyce Rigby at 882-2870, ext. 128 or Donna [email protected]. Services Home Health and Hospice. DOINGS POLICY Young at 882-2870, ext. 126. HOA meeting planned The Overlake HOA meeting will be held Pets Free Joshua Creek Concert Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the emergency manage- Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Around Come to Latter Day Book, 986 N. Main, Tooele, ment room of the Tooele County Courthouse. the Valley”? Contact the newspaper at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail Oct. 7 from 3-4 p.m. to meet the musicians All homeowners are invited to attend. Fix pets [email protected]. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice and listen to the music of “Joshua Creek.” of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Annual business meeting The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Call 843-8532 for more information. Clinic will be Oct. 16 in Grantsville at Businesses should contact the advertising department to inquire about placing a display Tooele County Farm Bureau will hold its Be safe Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Main and Oct. 17 ad. Due to limited space we can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please annual business meeting Thursday, Oct. 5 in Car Seat Checkpoint is Oct. 4 from 12-4 in Tooele at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. 8 a.m. limit your notice to 60 words or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 the Tooele County extension auditorium at p.m. at Quality Chevrolet. Get your car seat until full. Services include: micro-chipping, p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date.

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From The Sidelines Cowgirl netters ready for state Lineman’s kick to by Nick Drake the face should be SPORTS EDITOR Both Grantsville and Tooele High Schools were hoping to qualify as considered assault many girls for the Class 3A State Girls Tennis tournament Oct. 6-7 at Brigham Young University. t some point, pro- The Cowgirls qualified their entire fessional athletes team for the coveted post-season tour- need to realize ney while the Lady Buffs fell just one that there is a thin A win shy in all five individual divisions. line between the sports However, the Cowgirls could only world and the real world. I muster first doubles team Monica say this because on Sunday Aagard and Camille Christiansen into night, Albert Haynesworth the coveted tourney finals by the and his spike-embedded end of the two-day affair at Tooele football cleats crossed it. and Grantsville High. Aagard and Haynesworth, defensive Steve Christiansen took second place in the tackle for the Tennessee Schwartzman first-doubles division, the highest of Titans, stomped on the Guest Columnist any of the Cowgirl netters in region head of Dallas Cowboys’ action. center Andre Gurode All three singles players Lori Gallup, twice during the third quarter of a Cowboy- Vanessa Hall and Ashley Goddard bat- Titan showdown on Sunday in Tennessee in tled to the third-fourth place match an enraged spell just after a Cowboys score. of their respective divisions as well During the five-yard rushing play, Gurode hit as Grantsville doubles squad Natalie the turf as his helmet dislodged from his head. Tripp and Whitney Hutchins. As Gurode prepared to get back on to his feet, Vanessa Hall garnered third place in Haynesworth straddled Gurode and stomped the second singles division while Lori his cleats onto Gurode’s unprotected face two Gallup and Ashley Goddard claimed times, missing his head first and then trying a fourth-place seeds in the first and third second time. Gurode was later given 30 stitch- singles divisions and the Cowgirls es to a large gash on his forehead and suffered second doubles’ tandem of Tripp and temporary vision defects, as Haynesworth was Hutchins also battled to a fourth-place immediately ejected from the game and was seed from the Region 11 ranks as well. slapped with a five-game suspension Monday Meanwhile, Tooele hoped to earn by NFL league officials. as many state berths from the Region That’s right, America, just five games. 11 girls tennis ranks as possible in the Haynesworth met spike with skull on Gurode’s league tourney. But the Lady Buffs lost face, and the NFL tosses him for five measly photography/Troy Boman all five matches in consolation-bracket games. Tooele’s Dorian Cochran looks for daylight in a game at THS earlier this fall. The Buff running backs have been running action to fall one win shy of a berth Did I miss something in all of this? Since through gaping holes all fall thanks to a tremendous effort by the talented offensive line including a 47-6 romp over Ben into the Class 3A State Girls tennis when can a man use another man’s face as a Lomond Friday in Ogden. tournament this weekend in Provo. human pincushion, while he is pinned, to the As for the team finishes, Ogden cap- field may I add, and not consider it assault? tured first place in the final tally with Now, I understand that Nashville police 38 points and Bear River was a distant are planning on arresting Haynesworth in Buffs blitz Scots; romp to 47-6 victory second place at 31. Logan garnered case charges are pressed. But this is com- third place with 29 while Grantsville ing through the mind of the Tennesee public, by Nick Drake Zac Clausing and Mason Halligan all the Buffs to 6-1 overall and 2-0 in grabbed fourth place with 24 points on when it should have been on the mind of NFL SPORTS EDITOR bolted for scoring gallops on the region play. However, the local the region season. Ben Lomond took commissioner Roger Goodell. The world of Ben Lomond didn’t have a chance night to produce the lopsided romp squad now runs into a tough stretch fifth place and Tooele sixth in the final sports, especially the NFL, which must dodge Friday and the Scots knew it early over the Scots. of the schedule with a huge road standings. flamboyant, arrogant wide receivers and waves and often. The Buff offensive line of Mark test at Logan Friday in a 7 p.m. affair Grantsville Coach Pat Ciervo said beyond waves of steroid talk on a daily basis, The hosts ran into a fired up and Pratt, Cody Westover, Toni Rose, against the defending Region 11 and his team battled in the region tourna- shouldn’t have to worry about this. Not now, efficient Tooele gridiron squad in the Cameron Cooper and Erik Hernandez Class 3A State champs. The Grizzlies ment. not even five games from now. second week of Region 11 football continued near flawless protection also sport a perfect 2-0 league mark “I’m proud of the way my team A couple of seasons ago Ron Artest was jet- action. of Mikesell in the pocket and opened headed into the key clash in Cache represented Grantsville at the region tisoned from NBA play for the remainder of The Buffs hit paydirt on three of gaping holes in the Ben Lomond County. And if that isn’t enough, tournament,” he stated. “We took some the season for throwing haymakers at a Detroit its first four possessions of the game, defense for the talented Buff stable Tooele also hosts undefeated league wins and we took some losses. We Pistons fan. But fan or no fan, he didn’t get his took a 33-0 lead at intermission and of backs. Tooele racked up 281 yards tri-leader Bear River (2-0) in a short went in hoping to finish a little bit bet- sharp metal footwear into the mix. In this case rolled to a decisive 47-6 victory over rushing and 13 running backs toted week Oct. 11 in another bitter battle ter than we did. Hopefully, the girls will I fail to see why Haynesworth didn’t serve the Ben Lomond in Ogden. the pigskin in the easy region win. during UEA week. recognize what they must do headed same punishment as Artest. Zach Mikesell fired a pair of touch- Meanwhile, the stingy Buff defense Regardless of the coming weeks, into state. Some of the girls have good Haynesworth not only inflicted unneeded down strikes to Porter Hunt and held Ben Lomond to just 121 yards in Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said his pain on an unprotected Gurode, but used his another to Justin Brady while run- total offense. shoe as a blatant weapon to do so. He took ning backs Trifon Gochis, Nick Terry, The win is Tooele’s sixth straight SEE BLITZ PAGE A11 SEE NETTERS PAGE A11 the game of football and turned it into back- and boosts yard wrestling. Turning his cleat into a deadly wardrobe malfunction almost cost a man his sight, and career, and in return for that risk Bears run past Cowboys Haynesworth must sacrifice five games where any other innocent bystander would be put immediately behind bars. with quick start, 44-27 This bleeds the point, that professional ath- letes shouldn’t be special. They are humans, by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR SEE KICK PAGE A11 Grantsville hoped that returning home might be just the cure to what ails the gridiron squad. But the Cowboys failed to even get out of the gates and an always tough Bear River team took full advantage of numerous Grantsville miscues to roll to a decisive road victory Friday at Sports Wrap GHS. Grantsville fumbled snaps on four of the first eight offensive plays of the game and the Bears pounced on all four miscues GHS Homecoming dinner and capitalized on the opportunities to race to a 20-0 lead in the Grantsville High School has scheduled a opening stanza en route to a lopsided 44-27 Region 11 triumph. Barbeque Rib dinner to help celebrate the Tyson Rasmussen sprinted for three scoring scampers and school’s annual Homecoming game Friday tossed another to spearhead the road win while running backs against Ben Lomond. Garland Munns and Lendel Jeppesen produced one touchdown The dinner will be after the parade from jaunt each to aid the effort. Bear River amassed 380 yards rush- 4:30 to 6:45 p.m. with a $6 per plate at the GHS ing in the affair, including 155 yards by Munns and 127 from Football Field. Jeppeson. Tooele Jr. Jazz meeting Meanwhile, Michael Copeland continues to become one of The Tooele Junior Jazz Basketball program the few consistent bright spots for Grantsville as the Cowboy will hold a meeting for the 2006-07 season speedster darted for a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. at the Tooele Junior and hauled in a 44-yard scoring strike from Craig Harrison to High School. account for half of the GHS point production. Michael Watson The league will be opening a Competition and Josh Childs also caught touchdown passes of 27 and 25 League to accompany their traditional yards from Harrison as well. Recreation League. The program will open up Ryan Butler continued with another strong performance for registration in November and the league is rushing for 69 yards in only nine attempts, a glossy average of inviting all individuals interested in developing 7.6 yards per carry, and also registered 18 tackles on the night. an outline for the program to attend the meet- Cowboy safety Harrison tallied 15 tackles on the night and ing next week. connected on 14 of 24 passes for 182 yards, three touchdowns Surrounding communities of Grantsville, and an interception at quarterback for the Cowboys as well. Dugway and Stansbury Park are invited to join Brayden Fisher also logged a stellar night at linebacker with 11 Tooele with grade levels of combined 5th-6th tackles in spite of an injured hand. boys (girls pending numbers) and 7th-8th grade However, it was the slow start that hampered Grantsville in boys for this first-year program. the game. Bear River raced to a quick 20-0 lead just nine min- Please RSVP or call 435-849-2354 or e-mail utes into the contest and kept a double-figure lead for the entire [email protected]. affair. The setback drops Grantsville to 0-2 in region action and 1-5 Cowgirls fall to Lady Tigers overall on the season. The Grantsville High girls soccer team has The Cowboys host rival Ben Lomond Friday in Grantsville’s played well in the first half of its past three annual Homecoming game at 7 p.m. The Scots also sport an 0-2 Region 11 matches. However, the Cowgirls league mark on the season. can’t seem to sustain the strong play into the Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said his team just didn’t start final half of action. off the way the team envisioned headed into the contest. photography/Troy Boman The local squad only trailed Bear River 2-1 at “Obviously we are very frustrated,” he stated. “We just Speedy Michael Copeland eludes a Bear River tackler in Friday’s game at Grantsville. The didn’t start off very well. I don’t know if it was nerves or what. Cowboy sprinter darted for a dazzling 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and also tacked SEE WRAP PAGE A11 on a scoring strike from Craig Harrison to spark the GHS offense in a 44-27 setback to the SEE RUN PAGE A11 Bears at home. TUESDAY October 3, 2006 A11 Mustangs fall just shy of state berth

by Nick Drake two teams would have been dead- Vetere pushed the runner over SPORTS EDITOR locked after region play, the local with a sacrifice bunt. Robertson Dugway was hoping for at least squads would have played on a smacked his second hit of the game a split in last Monday’s make up neutral site for the third and final to chase home Foil and Weston doubleheader with region leading state berth from Region 18. Vetere reached on a Dugway error Wasatch Academy. A story on the games as well as as well. Brent Johnson also took However, the Tigers refused to the sweep of Manila Sept. 18 will advantage of a Mustang error to cooperate and registered a sweep be published in a future edition. plate two more Pirate runners and of the Mustangs with consecutive Green River 12 - Dugway 0 extend the margin to 7-0. 15-0, 10-1 victories Sept. 25 at Mt. The Pirates erupted for 11 The Pirates struck for four Pleasant. runs in the opening three innings more runs in the top of the third If the Wasatch Academy sweep and coasted to victory Aug. 22 in to seize a commanding 11-0 cush- wasn’t enough to overcome, Tintic Dugway. ion. Adrian Lancer reached on a and Wendover split a doublehead- Jace Vetere reached on a one- Dugway error and Wade Mecham er Wednesday at Eureka to vault out Mustang miscue and Kaden pounded out a safety to ignite the Wildcats into sole possession Robertson belted a single to aid the the barrage. Foil, Jace Vetere and of third place. Wendover captured Green River effort early. Weston Robertson also pounded out con- the opening game over Tintic 8-6 Vetere also reached on a Dugway secutive singles to aid the rally to claim a post-season berth. error while Brent Johnson and and spot Green River a double- The Mustangs finished the sea- Parker Hatt each drew walks to digit lead after three innings. son with a 3-5 record in Region 18 aid the effort. Troy Sweeten drilled Foil and Jace Vetere belted baseball play while the Wildcats a two-run single to conclude the consecutive hits in the fifth inning battled to a 4-4 mark in league barrage and spot the Pirates a 4-0 to conclude the scoring in the action to claim the final state berth edge after one period. game. from the league ranks. Green River countered with Sam Landis, Preston Edwards, Dugway went into the game in a three more tallies in the top of the Landon Wilkins and Josh Nelson two-way tie with county neighbor second stanza. Kaleb Foil reached all recorded a hit each for the Wendover in third place. If the on a Mustang miscue and Jace Mustangs in the game.

“On a positive note, I would like to publicly Netters acknowledge the tremendous efforts Tooele City continued from page A10 Parks and Rec did to help Tooele High host the photography/Troy Boman region tournament and give the Tooele Valley posi- Tooele’s Kaitlyn Allen (left) attempts to put the ball in the net but a fantastic diving save by Grantsville goalie draws and some have troubling draws at state. We’ll tive tennis exposure in Region 11 play,” he added. Mileena Buchei spoils the effort. Allen helped lift the Lady Buffs to their first-ever triumph over Ben Lomond, see how well we match up at state and some of the “We have brand new tennis courts at Elton Park and 2-1, Thursday, by joining teammate Meredith Nigh in the scoring column. Both forwards produced a goal girls could rise to the occasion and accomplish their we want to thank everyone that helped provide the each in the victory. goals.” tennis community with brand new courts. I heard so Meanwhile, Tooele Coach Derek Smith said his many positive comments about the tennis facilities team hoped to finish better at region. and I would like to tell everyone in Tooele Valley Lady Buffs seize first-ever win over Scots “We hoped for better results at the region tourna- how lucky they are to have such fine tennis courts ment, especially on our own home courts,” he noted. that the public can use. I would also like to tell “But we let our emotions get the best of us and we Coach Pat Ciervo how well he ran the Region 11 girls by Nick Drake The win boosts the Lady Buffs’ tory in net for the Lady Buffs just couldn’t get anything going when it counted. tennis tournament. He ran a great tournament and SPORTS EDITOR league mark to 2-6, only one while the stubborn and stingy We are obviously disappointed that we didn’t have we would like to thank him for his efforts.” Tooele High School produced game off the fourth-place pace defense of Jessica Johnson, a player qualify for state. We feel we are better than Complete individual results on the region tourna- games in the total opposite ends of Ben Lomond at 3-5. Kenya Mamales, Teshia Haskell we have been showing but it’s not showing on the ments for Grantsville and Tooele High players will be of the spectrum last week. Tooele hits the road to Garland and Camarie Evans turned in out- scorecards. published in a future edition. The Lady Buffs were hand- today to tangle with Bear River standing efforts to turn away the ed one of their worst setbacks but returns home to host county Lady Scot forwards, especially in of the year last Tuesday when neighbor Grantsville Thursday the first half. Kristin Anderson, ond half to record the 7-0 triumph The local tandem of Ryan-Jake Logan fired in two goals just 16 to close out the regular sea- Becky Deleeuw, Corrinne Bird Wrap over the Cowgirls. Holt, Fred Killpack-Hayden Farley minutes into the affair en route son slate. Both contests begin and Cassidee Christensen also continued from page A10 On Thursday it was the same and Chris Larsen-Corey Carter all to a 6-0 decision. at 4 p.m. A victory in either recorded stellar efforts at mid- theme, as Logan could only mus- tied for top honors in the first Brenna Horrocks logged a hat game would clinch a post-sea- field for the Tooele squad while ter a two-goal lead at intermis- flight low gross division with a trick while Elli Measom, Kacee son berth for the Lady Buffs and Nigh and Allen continued to put intermission of its Sept. 21 match sion of the match at Grantsville. 66 each. Voldness and Cami Jensen added a Scot loss either today against pressure all game long on the at home. Sammie Jensen produced But the Lady Grizzlies fired in six Al Garcia and Kevin Burrell one tally each and goalie Taylor Grantsville or at home Thursday Lady Scot defense. the lone tally of the game for the goals in the second half to log the fired a 61 to top the first flight Anderson recorded the shutout against rival Ogden would force Sara Black, Samantha Thomas, Cowgirls and pulled Grantsville to 8-0 triumph over Grantsville. low net division over runner-up in goal for the first place Lady Tooele and Ben Lomond into Jenna Morgan, Jessica Anderson, within a goal of the talented Bears. Grantsville is set to host region duo Robbie Thompson and Aaron Grizzlies. a coin toss for fourth and fifth Cicely Tillman and Mackenzie However, Bear River reeled off rival Ben Lomond today at 4 p.m. Jackson, just one stroke off the However, Tooele went from place berths from the Region 11 DeLaMare also helped give the three goals in the second half to and close out the regular sea- winning pace. one of its worst defeats to its ranks for next week’s Class 3A starters a breather on the side- complete the scoring and register son Thursday with a road test at The squad of Dan Searle-Dan first-ever victory over region foe State Girls Soccer tournament. lines during the hard-fought a 5-1 triumph over the Cowgirls. Tooele High, also at 4 p.m. Flores won the second flight low Ben Lomond. Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox affair and also turned in phe- Then, Grantsville battled the gross crown with a 73, while Meredith Nigh and Kaitlyn was extremely pleased with his nomenal efforts to help Tooele always tough Ogden Tigers to a Holt tandem wins the two teams of Brian Blauser- Allen fired in first-half goals and team’s performance against the record the pivotal triumph. scoreless deadlock late into the Jim Lawless and Mike Last-Rod Alexis Bird earned the triumph Lady Scots. first half of the league contest last mens event Three teams tied for top hon- Reavely tied for second place with to enable the Lady Buffs to reg- “It was a great game,” he Tuesday on the road. But Ogden If it happens here, ors in the Blue Q four ball Men’s a 75 each. ister the victory over the Lady noted. “We played very well. It reeled off three tallies in the final Association event Sept. 9 at Bryant Furuya and Dave Furuya Scots. took an entire team to earn the read about it here. four minutes of the half and out- Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. joined together to win the second victory and it’s the first time we scored Grantsville 4-0 in the sec- flight low net crown with a 60, have ever beaten them. It was a while the second place tandem good win for our program and of Randy Davies and Steve Bevan Blitz for our confidence. I’m proud of Subscribe Today finished two strokes off at 62. continued from page A10 the girls.” Alexis Bird recorded the vic- 882-0050 team produced another key win in league action. “It was a good win for us and Run a good one to get out of the TOOELE JR. JAZZ OFFICIALS continued from page A10 way,” he stated. “Give the kids COORDINATOR NEEDED credit, they came out ready to When you spot a good team like play right from the start and Pay based on experience Bear River 20 points that is a took control and took the spirit and responsibility. huge hole to climb out of. Once right out of Ben Lomond early. It we got settled down, we played was nice to get a lot of kids var- Call (435) 849-2354 or email well. But you just can’t give sity playing time and valuable [email protected] up that many points early and varsity experience. for more details. expect to beat a good team like “The only disappointing Bear River. fact of the game was that our “Other than the early turn- Sponsored by Utah Sports Academy, Inc. junior varsity offense didn’t take overs, I was happy with the advantage of the situation pre- offensive production,” he added. sented to them and they just “I thought we were able to move didn’t execute the offense very Pets of the Week the ball. Defensively, I was very well,” he added. “They need to disappointed. We just couldn’t stop them all night. They are work a little bit harder in prac- photography/Troy Boman tice and showcase themselves Amy Palmer is all smiles after being awarded her ring for being the pretty good up front. But the slow start and miscues kept our a little bit better when the next 2005 inductee into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame Foundation at half- opportunity presents itself.” time of Friday’s Grantsville-Bear River football game. The Grantsville defense out on the field way too long and wore us down and it A story on the individual scor- High alum and Erda resident became only the third Tooele County ing and plays will be published resident to earn the prestigious honor, joining Ed Eliason and George effected us emotionally.” in a future edition. Melinkovich as some of the most decorated Utah Sports athletes. A story on the individual scor- Palmer captured eighth place in the hammer in the 2000 Olympic ing and plays in the game will be Games in Sydney. published in a future edition.

letes that must find a way to take their emotions Kick out of sacks and slam dunks, not by assaulting continued from page A10 fans and other athletes. When Michael Jordan got angry, he scored 73 points in a playoff game. they are Americans, and they should be treated no When Joe Montana got angry, he’d throw a game- differently than the average neighborhood post- winning touchdown pass to Will Clark. When man should. Tiger Woods gets angry he shoots a 67 like on a Haynesworth may not have known what he was Sunday to win the American Express cup for his doing while he was doing it, and yes he did give 6th-straight victory. a formal apology after the fact. But face-embed- No bones broken, no foreheads wounded, just ded spike incidents aside, the world of sports legends and success built, a good thing made out must find a way out of this. The sporting industry of a bad thing. Examples like this show the world Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. must find a way to wipe its slate clean of popping of how not to turn a simple week-four game of pills on the baseball diamond, jumping fans on football into an assault case. Examples like this Shelters are only required to hold animals for the basketball court, streaking tennis onlookers, that have been dismissed are proof that athletes three days before they are euthanized. and manslaughter on the football field. Whether are still human, and that the sports world is still For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals it is getting the referees more involved, or having turning as the world itself is. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at coaches talk to their payers on a daily basis, or I can’t wait for the day when sports headlines 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville the ever-popular suggestion of more intense pun- will soon be about sports again, when the Terrell Animal Shelter at 884-6881. ishments and a zero-tolerance policy, something Owens’ and Dennis Rodman’s are taken from the Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. needs to be done, because whatever is being done epitaph. It all just goes to show that though we now isn’t working at all. may have crossed that thin line, we can still get There is the argument that the sporting world the courage to step back and make something of Tooele Veterinary is “not” a relaxing stroll in Central Park. However, what we’ve done. it doesn’t have to be a high-speed chase on 5th Clinic But, for the sporting world in general, I’d start Avenue either. Athletes like Haynesworth and with getting my feet, cleat clad or not, back on the 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Artest are a very few and far between kind of ath- ground. A12 TUESDAY October 3, 2006

Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. in the Utah State University Extension is breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. call JoAnn at 435-884-6644 or email Doings Library. offering an evening upholstery class Bunko [email protected]. Oct. 10-20, from 5-9 p.m. The cost of • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 Groups continued from page A9 Grantsville Homecoming Real estate investors meet Grantsville High School the class is $55, plus supplies. Due a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, res- Tooele Real Estate Investors to the tremendous response to this ervations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood Homecoming Pageant Saturday, Ladies yoga class Group meets at 7 p.m. Call 882-0355 class and limited class size, we must pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Oct. 7, 7 p.m. at Grantsville High Free ladies yoga classes every or Curtis at 801-205-1700 or e-mail Schools have your $55 class fee paid when Auditorium. Cost $5 general admis- Tuesday and Thursday at 9 a.m. The [email protected] for location and you register in order to reserve your • Everyday puzzles, pool, social sion or $4 with student ID. classes are held at the church on the spot. Registrations are now being date. Parents invited Tooele seniors corner of 1000 North and Broadway. taken at the Extension Office, 151 Tooele High School Community All ladies are welcome to get in N. Main St., Tooele. Call Patty at 843- Activities planned Council Meeting will be Thursday Museums Recovery 2350 for more information. The Tooele County Senior Citizen shape, stretch and relax. For infor- Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. in the Tooele High Earn high school diploma Center — for the enjoyment of all mation call Connie at 882-6667. School Library; students, parents Donner Reed Museum open Get your high school diploma Senior Citizens 55 years young and Healthy pals Castaways AA meets and community members are wel- The Donner Reed Museum, locat- this year! All classes required for up — can be reached at 882-2870. Diabetes support group will be Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous come to attend. ed at the corner of Cooley and Clark a high school diploma, adult basic • Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; held Oct. 4, at 11 a.m. It will be in the meets Monday-Saturday at Noon and Join club Streets in Grantsville, displays arti- education, GED preparation, word Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing at 1 Tooele County Health Department Friday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Tooele Junior High will have its facts from the Donner Reed trail processing, drivers’ education and p.m. Building. All are welcome. Come Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m.- first MESA meeting this school year seven days a week by appt. only. Call English as a second language are and join us. Questions call Carol at — open, mixed, non-smoking, Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; ceramics on Tuesday, Oct. 10 at 2:30 p.m. in 884-3767 or 884-3411. available. Register now to graduate 843-9787. wheelchair access. Nursery avail- 1 p.m. room 2. We will be electing officers — just $25 per semester. Located able Monday-Friday; adults only • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Autism support at this meeting. at 76 S. 1000 W. Call 833-1994. Adult Come and join Action 4 Autism Saturday. Adult Ed lunch 12-1 p.m.; Bridge Noon; School meeting Education classes are for students Oct. 3, at Tooele First Assembly 18 and over. Canasta/other games 1 p.m. Overeaters group meets Clarke N. Johnsen will hold their located at 127 N. Seventh Street. Overeaters Anonymous meets Community Council Meeting on Senior Circle, MWMC Learn to upholster Take GED We will be meeting at 7 p.m. and Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. All are wel- GED test will be given on Oct. Senior Circle is for those over 50 childcare will be provided, anyone come at St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. 10 & 11, starting at 8 a.m. Contact and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 who is interested in learning more Aaron Dr., Tooele (Bowman room). Andrea at 833-1994 by Oct. 6 to pre- for a membership form and to RSVP about Autism Spectrum Disorder is Tooele Little League Call Perky at 882-4721 or 882-7756 or register for the test. for all activities except exercise and welcome. water aerobics. leave message. Learn English • Hinges and Twinges (water Golfers dine ESOL conversational classes are Tooele AA meets daily aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and The Stansbury Golf Association Monday and Thursday from 6-9 p.m. Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic will be having their year-end banquet ESOL students may come anytime meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. at Center, $2.50. Sunday Oct. 8, at the Eagles Lodge the center is open for individual- 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882-7358 for • Oct. 4 — Diabetes Support 50 S. First St, Tooele. Social hour ized study with our software pro- information. Group 11 a.m. at the health depart- starting at 3 p.m. and spaghetti din- Registration grams and textbooks. Mondays and October 9 & 10 ment, 47 S. Main. ner at 4 p.m. Contact Teri Paskvan at Dealer’s Choice AA meets Thursdays from 6-9 p.m. The book 435-830-0865 to RSVP. Dealer’s Choice AA meeting will pm pm fee is $25 per semester. Veterans Come play be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at the 6 - 8 Gain computer skills BACA day in the park (Swimming United Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah Tooele High School Wrestling Room Tooele Adult Education Center pool park), food, fun and games for Ave. Call 224-4364 to get directions offers a beginning class in Microsoft Lady veterans all. Saturday, Oct. 7, from 10 a.m. to or information. Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint 3 p.m. Feeling trapped? and Windows. The class will be at Until further notice the Ladies Ages Diabetes support If someone’s drinking is affect- the Tooele Adult Education Center Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign st th Diabetes support Group will ing your life, Alanon can help. My at 76 S. 1000 West on Tuesday and Wars Post 9413 will meet at the old 1 - 9 be Oct. 4, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele Wednesday nights for five weeks city library meeting room on East Hoop meets Wednesdays at 10 a.m. grade County Health Department Building. beginning Tuesday Sept. 12 ending Vine St. in Tooele. The next meeting in the youth room and at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome. Come and join us. Oct. 18, from 6 - 9 p.m. Adults cur- will be Oct. 3 at 3:30 p.m. Parking in the Bowman room at 1784 N. Questions call Carol at 843-9789. rently enrolled at the education cen- and entrance is at the rear of the Aaron Dr. or call Perky at 882-7756 Reg. ter pay $25. Community participants building. Diabetes Classes Set or 882-4721. pay $60. Seniors, 55 and over pay Marine Corps League Anyone with diabetes don’t miss Call Alateen fee Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine $55. Call 833-1994 for more informa- out on self management classes held For Alateen group information, $ Corps League Detachment will not 60 tion. Pre-registration required. Wednesday evenings from 6 to 8:30 call 849-1881. meet Thursday Sept. 21. The next p.m. Oct. 4, 11, 18, and 25. You will meeting will be 7 p.m. Oct. 19 at the need a doctor’s referral. For more Kick drug habit Seniors Tooele County Search and Rescue information call Eileen De Leeuw at A 12-Step Addiction Recovery Bldg., 245 W. 900 S. 435-228-0048 or 882-5671. Program for addictive/compulsive Grantsville seniors VFW service session set Moms, kids meet behavior, run by LDS Social Services The Grantsville Senior Center can A Veterans of Foreign Wars of the The MOMS club, an interna- in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new be reached at 884-3446. 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G-ville native Carol Jefferies performs with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir by Jesse Fruhwirth Mission to STAFF WRITER he started her career with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir while she was still a teenager. “In high school, I used to sit and direct Sthem in front of the TV,” said Carol Jefferies, Grantsville’s own member on the prestigious choir. “I never dreamed I would ever be a part of Sing the choir.” It was years before Jefferies gained the courage and experience to actually try out, but the second soprano has been serving her mis- sion for eight years. Jefferies sang with The Chruch of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints’ most famous musi- cal group at General Conference Sunday. “Our number one responsibility is General Conference,” Jefferies said. “That’s our number one mission.” Nearly a decade into her mission on the Tabernacle Choir, Jefferies can dispense advice to Tabernacle hopefuls like a seasoned profes- sional. “Learn an instrument,” she said. “I don’t think I would have ever been accepted [to the choir] if I didn’t play piano.” Grateful for her experience on the keys today, Jefferies was not always appreciative of that role. She said she signed up for singing roles in high school, but because she played piano, directors would ask that she play. A blessing in disguise, Jefferies credits the ability to sight read music and her knowledge of music theory to her years of piano lessons. She credits those skills for being chosen to join the Tabernacle choir. All the preparation did not ease her nerves when she tried out. After sending an application, a record- ing of her singing voice and tak- ing a written test of music theory, Jefferies said the entire audition pro- cess took a year. “I took me 12 years to get the courage to try-out,” she said. “[The try-out] was awful. It’s kind of an out-of-body experience.” Worse than the try-out, howev- er, was the letter of rejection she

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Call to make of- TOOELE, 606 N Broad- ability to scope, organize and execute projects from your junk World Gourmet Pre- car or truck. fer. 843-3583 way, Tuesday Oct 3- $50k to $2M. Experience with PHA and regulatory mium Microwave; Thursday Oct 5, 10am- compliance plus working knowledge of Autocad LT • car & trucks PIANO Story & Clark, Will sell individually: Material Handling Positions 6pm. Tuesday Oct 10- is preferred. Requirements include a degree in either • farm equipment Upright, 10yrs old, ex- make offer; Excellent • batteries Thursday Oct 12, cellent condition, cher- condition beautiful Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously Chemical or Mechanical Engineering and at least • aluminum & copper 10am-6pm. Beds: ry wood, $2000 obo. Solid Oak dinette set 4 to 6 years experience. We offer excellent salary am pm queen/ full, couch, 2 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat 843-9983 42"x72" w/Two 12" and benefi ts including H&A and dental ins., plus a chairs, other household Butterfly Leaves also defi ned benefi t retirement plan (100% co. contribu- FREE Pick-up items, misc. To apply, please visit our Distribution PROFESSIONAL TAN- 5 matching solid oak tion). Apply in person, Thatcher Co. 1905 Fortune 884- 3366 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville NING bed $1800 bar stools Make offer. Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. Rd. SLC, UT EOE Closed circuit TV en- Cash only! 882-1725 Pets larger $200, Air Hockey 2006 GELATO Electric table $100 882-6349 DOUBLE BUNKBED MANUFACTURING OPERATORS bicycle for sale Like 3 FEMALE Parti Pomer- Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete w/futon fold-out sofa on Locally based company has openings for entry level new, black in color $300 ianians. AKC Regis- RED TWIN size car bed, bottom- makes into 2nd the Application Process. and experienced plant operators. Full time work Call 884-3267 $75; small wood burn- tered, first vet check. only. Forklift experience helpful. Starting salary double bed; TV enter- Adorable! Available Oc- ing stove, $100. 882- tainment center, 2 tow- $10.00 and up depending on experience. Day and 65 BUNDLES different 0719 tober 5th. $750 each. color architectural de- ers, w/shelves over 843-0812. We accept swing shifts available. $0.50/hr shift differential. both TV and towers. Excellent career opportunity with growing company. sign 30 near shingles, RUSTIC KITCHEN Is- Visa/ Mastercard. also lip & ridge. $5 per Call 843-7667 Excellent benefi ts include H&A dental and life land with 4 stools, like FLYING J COUNTRY MARKET RESTAURANT bundle. Call WC Hilde- POODLE PUPPY 435- insurance and profi t sharing plan (100% company new, $200; Prehung in- JACK LA Lanne Ppower LOCATED IN brand Roofing. 882- terior door, $20. 882- 228-8900 contribution). Apply in person, Thatcher Co. 1905 Juicer, used only once, 2263 2539 LAKE POINT, UTAH Fortune Rd. SLC, UT EOE $90 obo. Call 882-1483 We are now hiring for ALL POSITIONS in our Lake Point, Utah, restaurant. RN’s in Tooele County, Oregon Department of We are looking for dependable, dedicated individuals to work at our Country Market Restaurant to fill the following positions: Why drive to SLC? Environmental Quality (DEQ) Environmental Engineer 3 Line Cooks Buffet/Prep Cooks When you can stay here close to home Senior Environmental Engineer Deli/Prep Cooks Food Servers and save on time and gas! Salary: $3,773 - $5,521 /month Dishwashers Buffet Attendants Is now accepting applications If you are a registered professional Come work with a GREAT home health care Cashiers for the following positions. engineer, please consider this position team here in Tooele. Heritage Brookside within the Umatilla Chemical TOP PAY FOR TOP PERFORMERS Home Care a company of Gentiva is looking CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS Demilitarization Program (UCDP) of Full- and Part -Time Positions are available – Flexible Schedules! RN/LPN’s Oregon Department of Environmental for a PER VISIT RN . Some on-call. SALARIED MANAGEMENT POSITIONS ALSO AVAILABLE – Rocky Mountain Care—Tooele Offers Quality. This Senior Engineer, located in Great possibility of working into a Full-time SALARIES $28K TO $50K • Competitive Wages • Health Insurance Hermiston, will join UCDP in carrying out position. Must have a current Utah License • Paid Time Off • 401 (K) its mission to protect people and the Flying J Inc also offers excellent benefits. Please apply in person at: environment by overseeing the safe and reliable transportation. Flying J Travel Plaza & Country Market Restaurant • Sick Leave • Flexible Hours destruction of the chemical agents at the • Much More 1605 Saddleback Blvd If interested please fax resume to Umatilla Chemical Depot. DEQ offers a Lake Point, Utah 84074 (435) 843-9911 competitive salary, benefits package, and Exit 99 off the I-80 Freeway All interested candidates please complete a relocation package. For Announcement EOE/Drug Test Required call the office for an application at an application. Applications are availabe in #LE060387, a description of duties, and (435) 843-9900 the Human Resource Offi ce. instructions for applying, please visit or you can always stop by our office at 140 East 200 South, Tooele www.deq.state.or.us/msd/hr/jobs.asp. 1244 N. Main Street DEQ is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug Free Employer Action Employer. Close date is Ste. 203 • Tooele Equal Opportunity Employer October 13, 2006 or until filled. 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Full basement. $119,900. Fireplace, maining fl our and stir inquiries: 713-439- Carports, into batter. Stir in NEW LISTING 1670. (ucan) chocolate chips. Drop FIRE EXTINGUISHER 804 & 806 Uintah • $149,900 79 Johnson Ln • $79,000 by heaping teaspoon- 933 White sales and service tech- fuls onto greased 1719 N. nician needed to serv- Pine Dr. ice Tooele County area. $47,000 baking sheets. 40 E. $29,000 Tooele County resident Single Wide, CLEAN AS A WHISTLE! Lg. 4 bdrm Fully fi nished home, lg. corner lot. Close Manu- Bake at 375 degrees preferred. Apply at 153 Real Cute, home in Overlake. New jr high in over- to element. school. Alarm system, water East 4370 South, Mur- factured for 10-12 minutes. lake. Great landscaping, vinyl fence, soft., garden tub, Fully landsc. w/dog run, ray, Utah. (801)263- 3 Bed, 2 Home, 3 auto sprin., newer pergo fl ooring. fruit trees & garden area. RV park. Allow cookies to cool 1705 Ask for Steve bath, fi re- bed 2 bath lplace on pan a few minutes before transferring to cooling rack. this helps keep Byrd, Byrds Fire Protec- tion. cookies from going fl at. I always use real butter. 178 E 1530 No (Overpass Point) 169 Greenpine (Overpass Point) This recipe never fails me!!! ENJOY!! FIVE STAR AUTO $15- 20 per hour commission Full-time ASE Certified 768 South 330 W. 131 North 4th St All offi ces independently owned and operated. Cell: 435-830-2827 • Offi ce: 435-882-9088 Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Full Diagnostic Mechan- Buyer to verify all. ic/Technician 5+ years exp. Fax resumes to 1185 N. Main, Tooele 884-6850 or call 840- UNDER 1673 Nice Rambler! Laminate PRICE REDUCED fl ooring, gas fi replace, $116,000. Darling, FREE DIET Samples I CONTRACTcentral air, extra long ga- SOLDremodeled top notch lost 33lbs in 9 weeks all rambler. New cabinets, rage, basement has outside carpet, paint,tile, appli- natural super easy 801- entrance. $189,000. ances. CHECK IT OUT! 592-5037 www.ucan- Residential and Commercial Real Estate lose2.com TUESDAY October 3, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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New Edlebrock in- 3bdrm, 2bth, one level- call David at 1-800- new stuff Alpine Stereo $950/mo 801-674-6267 work good running gear haust, struts, motor take & manifold. $1300 (801) 318-4997 435-241-0034 no stairs, double ga- 545-3110 for more in- mounts, and windshield super gas mileage fo. LIBERTY TAX Service tires 454 Chevy base- obo. (435)840-8790 260 North 100 East, Tooele rage, fenced yard, new- Join the Fastest grow- ment Model $3500 Firm 18’ custom wheels, $9,900 Call 882-5019 or 3BDRM 2BTH newer er home. $925/mo 801- ing Tax Preparation 843-1603 Great commuter car 435-840-1494 Jim 1986 CHEVY 1/2 Ton rambler on quiet street, 842-9631 A HUD Home!!! 3bdrm $2000 843-7344 Silverado, 4 wheel 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 2bth Only $63/Mo! 4% Franchise ever! For in- 2002 FORD Sport trac North Tooele, 2000sqft, formation please visit Motorcycles & drive, V8, good condi- ments behind Super wood floor, yard STANSBURY, 3, 4 and Down 30 years @ 8% 1994 HONDA Civic DX Low miles Excellent tion, $2500 obo. Call Wal-Mart. On select 5bdrm homes, $1000- apr For Listings Call our web site at www.lib- ATVs condition $18,800 obo grassed and fenced, ertytaxfranchise.com or grey, 5spd, A/C, perfect 228-8093 or 801-635- units $99 moves you $1085/mo. (435)241- $1300/mo. 843-9883 800-366-9783 x 5154 2004 YAMAHA Bruin mechanical condition, 833-7211 or 435-830- 5257 in. Some apartments call 1-800-790-3863. 4824 5005 (ucan) 4x4, with plow, less extra rims with snow includes all utilities. STANSBURY, near new ATKIN APPRAISING. than 100 miles, $3500. tires, $1,000 stereo sys- 1987 CHEVY 4x4 w/9 Swimming pool, hot 3bdrm, 2 full baths, Appraisals for financing, HONDAS From $500! 3BDRM 2BTH Town- PRIVATE CLUB w/pool Call (801)540-4455 tem. $3,000 884-3347 foot camper cab over tub, exercise room, home, 1 car garage, double garage, $1150. selling, buying, mort- Police Impounds For $2500 obo 435-882- playground, full club- 104 E Shamrock Lane. gage insurance, proper- and dancing hall, restar- Sale! Many Makes and fenced yard, great view aunt and real estate for Trailers 1995 PONTIAC Firebird, 3377 house. 843-4400 of valley, $800/mo, (801)390-7266 C-21 ty taxes, estate plan- good condition, one Models, For Listings McAffee Mgmt. ning and settlements. sale, Tooele. Reduced Call 800-366-9813 X $500/dep. (435)201- price. 882-9085 after- owner, $3500 obo. Call 1996 F150 XLT 4x4, 2BDRM 1BTH coin op 2158 Call 882-5447. 1976 COLEMAN Tent 9436 noons. (435)241-0576 power everything, one laundry, updated kitch- TOOELE 4BDRM, 2bth, Trailer $700 obo 843- owner, needs stereo. en and bath, dishwash- newer home, fenced, BANK FORECLOSURE! SELL YOUR CAR or 3BDRM HOME in 9883 1997 Ford Taurus!!! ON- High book $7350, Low er, $600/mo Jim 435- private yard, 2 car ga- 3bdrm 1bth Home, Small Business owners: boat in the classifieds. Grantsville w/storage, LY $800! Police Im- $5550. Low miles. 850-2374 rage, clean, $1100/mo $37,500! Won`t Last! Place your classified ad Call 882-0050 w/d hookups. No dogs. in 45 newspapers 2004 HALLMARK en- pounds for Sale! More Make offer. 843-8171 884-5580 plus deposit John 801- More Homes Available, closed utility trailer, Cars from $500! For throughout Utah for only SUVs 2BDRM 1BTH Private 916-0101 For Listings Call 800- $155. for 25 words, and great for any use, 14ft, Listings Call 800-366- 1997 DODGE Ram 2wd yard, Starting at $300 3BDRM, 1BTH Rambler 366-9783 xH772 $5. per word over 25. slightly used, $2000 9813 x 9972 rebuilt engine hydraulic plus utilities 144 W dur- Main floor laundry, car TOOELE OVERLAKE You will reach up to obo. Call Brad 830- lift gate $3500 obo 833- fee #2, 4, 6, 10, 13, & port, 729 Timpie Rd Town House 3bdrm FOR SALE: 5bdrm 1998 PONTIAC Grand 1990 TOYOTA 4-runner 340,000 households 7797 9319 17 801-651-5151 $850/mo $500/dep Call 1.5bth 1 car garage 2.5bth wood deck, Prix Daytona Pace car, V6, loaded, $3500 Call and it is a one call, one Lena 840-0244 Owner/ $825/mo 1942 N 20 W Overlake, Steve 882- loaoded, low miles Don 801-573-7288 79 DODGE Ram Charg- order, one bill program. Boats 2BDRM BASEMENT Agent C-21 McAffee Mgmt. 5033 (85,000), excellent con- er Prospector 4x4, elec- Call the Transcript Bul- 1994 NISSAN Xterra apartment $550/mo 801-390-7266 435-730- dition, $6300. 840-4099 tric winch, $2000. See FSBO Remodeled letin at 882-0050 for fur- $19,995 only 9500 882-7504 70 W 200 S 4-5BDRM, 3bth, huge 4455 12ft FLAT Bottom Boat or 840-4101 at 24 South Center St, Tooele house, 1bdrm, ther info. (ucan) miles on this cherry, Tooele No smoking, newer home, fenced and 12v motor 882- Grantsville, or call 843- TOOELE OVERLAKE 1bth, upstairs laundry, keyless, automatic, k/c drinking, or pets yard, fabulous neigh- 6450 4312, 884-5547. Townhome 3bdrm, detached garage, STOP LIVING PAY- I Buy lights, off road package, borhood! $1200/mo, CHECK TO PAY- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH apart- $600/dep. 843-0785 1.5bth, single garage, $110,000. 324 West Autos way under blue book MY LOSS Your Gain CHECK! This powerful ment, $850/mo, finished basement, ap- Vine. Call Richfield Honda • Acura Call 801-898-0472 or 1979 Ford F150 2wd home based business $400/dep, utilities in- 4BDRM 2BTH $725/mo plicances, $875/mo plus (435)201-0108 435-882-7292 460 V8 Auto Trans opportunity could Toyota • Lexus cluded, central air, w/d 51 N 4th St 801-694- security. Great condi- (435)893-2158 $0 Down! Cars From $1300 obo Jon 882- change your life. Get 1995 JEEP Grand Cher- hookups, no pets or 7559 tion! 1957 North 40 $29/mo! Police Im- & other 7818 FSBO Split entry on cul- started for about $100. okee ltd immaculate smoking. Kim 882-3796 West. Available 10/15. pounds for Sale! 36 4BDRM 2BTH in Tooele. de-sac, 3bdrm, 2bth, Check it out now. Japanese condition inside and (435)224-2674 Months @ 8.5% apr. Vehicle Parts APT FOR RENT, 2 Nice neighborhood. Call laminate wood, tile, www.leap2wealth.com & German out, leather interior, fully For listings Call 800- bdrm, 1 bath, govern- Karen 435-496-0238 TOOELE TWIN Home central air, fully land- (ucan) Cars Wrecked loaded, towing pack- 366-9813 x 8329 ment subsidized. 211 3bdrm, 1bth, car port, scaped, automatic or Mechanically Failed age, all the bells and FOR SALE: Kia Sport- S. Hale, Grantsville. 4BDRM, 3BTH (2 master $725/mo, $600/dep, sprinklers, great neigh- $500 POLICE IM- whistle $6000 obo De- Wanted age Body great shape Call Tammi 884-1712. bath), new appliances, 894 W 700 S. (801)319- borhood, $159,000. POUNDS! Hondas, vin 801-712-9194 Greg needs head gasket Equal Housing Opp. nice yard, RV pad, 3967 843-1424 Chevys, Fords, Jeeps, FAST CASH 801-842-3434 $700 obo 884-6323 or WANTED: PIANO/ voice great neighborhood. No Toyotas, etc! Cars, 830-6357 CLEAN 1BDRM apart- smoking, no pets, TOOELE/ OVERLAKE FSBO: 4BRDM, 2 full lessons in Stansbury 801-828-5991 2000 FORD Explorer, trucks, SUVs from ment w/extra space in $1100/mo. Call 843- 3bdrm, 1.5bth town bath home in Northeast Park. 882-5512 after Eddie Bauer, fully load- $500! For listings GM TURBO Hydromatic basement. Includes 0763 house condo, garage, Tooele. Huge yard 5pm. 2003 CHEV Malibu, am/ ed, 126k miles. $8900 (800)366-9813 exten- 350 4x4 type less than w/d. $600/mo 267 Mar- hookups. $795/mo fenced, automatic sprin- fm/ cd player, electric obo. 884-0106 830- sion 9977 (ucan) 2000 miles $300 obo vista, Tooele Call 882- A HUD Home!!! 3bdrm 89 West 1930 North klers, great views. , new Recreational seat, windows, door 4431 Ken 882-4321 1036 for more informa- 2bth Only $63/Mo! 4% Davidson Realty high efficiency furnace Vehicles $500! Hondas from locks. Excellent condi- tion Down 30 years @ 8% (801)466-5078 and a/c, RV parking, $500! Police Impounds tion. Must sell, $7000 2004 CHEVY Tahoe LT Apartments for apr For Listings Call 1,829sqft. Asking 1969 WINNEBAGO Mo- For Sale, For listings obo. (435)882-7811, 27,000k rear DVD sys- GRANTSVILLE 2BDRM 800-366-9783 x 5159 $184,900. 843-8051 torhome 24ft , sleeps 5 Call 800-366-9813 x (801)694-6130 tem Fully loaded Still Rent Homes or 6, 1967 Fiberform I/O 1bth duplex, completely A519 under factory warranty $575/MO $400/DEP 19.5ft boat, $500. Mov- 2001 FORD Focus, 51k, remodeled, close to all BEAUTIFUL 4bdrm, 2bth GRANTSVILLE NEWER Brand new tires 2bdrm duplex, large ing Must Sell by Friday great shape. Call 843- quiet locations, private tri- level home, NE loca- Rambler on horse prop- Place Your Ad Here $27,000 OBO 435-841- living room, new carpet, $$$SAVE MONEY 843-9889 9014 drive, w/d hookups, tion, $1050/mo. 415 E erty in South Willows Call 882-0050 7467 801-910-2221 great yard. 843-0785 Find HUD & Bank carport, references 1310 N. Corie owned homes at: EBRE Company Matt checked. $600/mo. 801- (801)349-9736 or Ricky www.tooelebankowned 801-597-7707 347-0659 (801)913-4681 homes.com or call for a list Berna Sloan HOMES FOR rent in FOR RENT: 1 to 3bdrm GRANTSVILLE, Wanted (435)840-5029 Group Tooele. 5bdrm 2bth, mobile homes. For rent Fabulous Homes at Fabulous Prices 2 male roommates to 1 Real Estate 556 N 470 E, all new Fabulous Homes at Fabulous Prices or contract. No dogs al- share home with elderly carpet/ paint, very gentleman, no smoking. lowed. Call 849-0129 $214,000 OBO 3bdrm clean, gas fireplace, $400/mo includes all 2bth central air 809 Up- $1200/mo; 976 South- utilities. Call 884-6878 FOR RENT: 2bdrm, west Drive, Very clean, 1075 Bates Canyon Rd -Erda 1bth, 2 car garage, very land Drive 435-882- 1186 for an appoint- large deck & extra stor- HOUSEMATE, PRIVATE clean, fenced yard, no ment or see when post- age, $1100/mo Lease bedroom, utilities paid, smoking, no pets, • 5 ACRES • NEW PAINT ed “open house” option available. shared kitchen/ bath $650/mo, $500/dep, • 2.5 ACRE FEET • FULLY LANDSCAPED $165,000. No smoking. Free cable TV. Stockton. 882-7068 OF WATER • SWIMMING POOL **SEARCH EVERY (801)835-5592 $300/mo 882-6141 home listed in tooele • NEW CARPET • BEAUTIFUL BACK YARD please leave message. GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM HORSE PROPERTY 2bth cottage, 2 car county at www.tooele- homesforsale.com and /Home For Sale. 1.13 QUIET 2BDRM Apart- garage, central air, sign up for a free no ob- acre, 3818sqft. ranch ment, no smoking, no basement. $895/mo. ligation email update on style home. Lakepoint. pets. For further infor- 399 Utah Drive $ new listings daily. Chris Large playground. Rec mation Please call 882- (400 W 400 S) or Berna 435-840-5031 room, 2 family room, of- 465,900 4986 Leave a voice Davidson Realty fice, formal living room, Group 1 Real Estate. message. (801)466-5078 5bdrm, 3.5bth. Must see. Owner/ agent. GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM SLEEPING ROOMS Kim @ Century21 Elite 2bth cottage, 2 car MUST SEE INSIDE! available, $70 per 801-580-5624 week, $10 key deposit, garage, central air, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! first and last week- total basement. $895/mo. $150 to move in. 46 N 383 Utah Drive I BUY Houses! Need a 1336 E. Erda Way • Erda 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda Broadway. 882-7605 (400 W 400 S) quick sale? Facing Davidson Realty foreclosure? Don’t VALLEY VIEW (801)466-5078 wait, sell now! Motel.Call 882-3235. Sell Your Home Here for (801)381-5873 msg. or 882-7008. Nice, quiet GRANTSVILLE Large 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- 2bdrm 2bth cottage, $ 80* NE 1999 Rambler 5/3/2 ette available. Monthly, 2 car garage, ea. 3136sqft 90 percent fin- weekly & daily specials. central air, $795/mo. 6 ished, beautifully re- HBO, cable. 585 Can- 387 Utah Drive Call 882-0050 modeled, tons of up- yon Rd, Tooele. (400 West 400 South) grades, over 400sqft Davidson Realty *Based on 13 issue contract. stamped concrete patio, Homes for Rent (801)466-5078 $249,900 843-0834 • 4 BEDROOMS • COUNTRY KITCHEN • 6 BEDROOMS • BRICK RAMBLER 2000 OVERLAKE Town- 435-830-2593 • 2 3/4 BATHROOMS • ROOMY MASTER SUITE • 4 BATHROOMS • BEAUTIFUL GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm home 3bdrm, 1.5bth, 2bth multi level, 2 car NEWLY REMODELED • BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL • 2 KITCHENS $$WHY RENT when 1249sqft, End unit. garage, family room Original owners. Home 3bdrm 2bth • LARGE HOME $ • 2 FAMILYROOMS $ you can buy? 0 down programs, not perfect $950/mo $115,000 For Info call beautiful mountain view • 5 ACRES IN ERDA 539,900 • ON 5 ACRES IN ERDA 499,900 credit. First time buy- 98 North Aspen Way 801-232-4578 in Stockton $106,000 ers, Single parent pro- (620 East) w/carpet allowance Bill grams. Call for de- Davidson Realty 3BDRM 2BTH Home For 435-833-0170 435-840- tails. Berna Sloan (801)466-5078 Sale! Only $8,895! 2327 Ellen 435-830- 281 Dawson Lane • Overlake Coming Soon... Bank Foreclosures 5284 (435)840-5029 Group LETS MAKE your 1 Real Estate Available Now, For List- house smile and you ings Call 800-366-9783 OWN YOUR Own home too. Find out what its Beautiful manufactured $575/MO $400/DEP x 5153 really worth, no more home 4bdrm 2bth New 2bdrm duplex, large guessing! Kara w/Pru- 4BDRM HUD HOME! carpet and paint living room, new carpet, dential 435-841-9888 Only $54,900 Financing $59,900 Valerie Wim- great yard. 843-0785 IfaHouseCould Referrals available! For mer 435-849-2312 Smile.com Listings Call 800-366- 2 & 3 BEDROOM home, Planning on selling your 2 car garage, fenced 9783 x B851 NEVER RENT Again! home, you could be yard. $850/mo. Call Buy a 3bdrm 2bth FSBO STANSBURY sending your sales Debbie 830-4716 Own- • 4 BEDROOMS • MASTER BATH Home!! Only $8,895! Fi- Park, Ready for move- points to up to 340,000 3 Beautiful Homes on er/ Agent • 4 BATHROOMS • DECK & PATIO nancing Referrals Avail- in! 4bdrm, 3bth, Updat- households at once. For • BETTER THAN NEW 1 acre each! In the 2 BEDROOM homes. able, For Listings Call ed kitchen, 2380sqft, $155. you can place • FULLY FENCED $ Rent to own for monthly 800-366-9783 x 5158 Fenced yard. Price Re- your 25 word classified • FULL SPRINKLER payments starting at duced: $210,000. Open ad to all 45 newspapers 210,000 Palomino Ranches! NEW CUTE Studio style $500. Call (435)224- house Saturday & Sun- in Utah. Just call the home, new private 4804 day 9am-5pm. 739 Transcript Bulletin at drive/ yard, no smoking, Country Club. 801-699- 882-0050 for all the de- 3BDRM 2BTH spacious no dogs, 2nd So. 2nd 5713 tails. (Mention ucan) duplex, new paint, car- West, $375/mo pets, flooring, refrigera- $550/dep. (435)830- CONDO FOR Sale 692 SELLING YOUR HOME? tor. Newer stove, pets 8753 Greystone Tooele Advertise it in the clas- negotiable. No smoking. Oquirrh Shadows Don’t sifieds. Call 882-0050 NEW HOUSE for rent in Security deposit re- miss this custom luxury Tooele 5bdrm 3bth STANSBURY PARK, quired. $700/mo. Condo on golf course $1100/mo $1000/dep Lake property w/dock (435)830-6994 Beautiful $244,500 Call Close to school and Realtor Melanie Ander- and paddle boat, 3bdrm 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile park for information call sen 801-671-8299 Lib- 2.5 bath 37 Lakeview home for rent, no smok- 435-840-8251 erty One Real Estate $269,000 843-1748 or 435-224-4000 801-750-0028 ing/ pets. 882-1550 Call Laramie Dunn B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY October 3, 2006

Homes Mobile Homes Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales STORAGE New alarmed 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile If you build, remodel or NOTICE OF PUBLIC PUBLIC MEETING NO- PUBLIC NOTICE Plat for Tooele Town 15. Mayor’s Report Book n/a, at Page n/a, of units available now! home for rent, no smok- remove buildings you HEARING TICE AND AGENDA Notice is hereby given Center No. 4 Subdivision 16. Adjourn said official records. Many sizes from 5x5 to ing/ pets. 882-1550 can place your classi- AMENDED Pine Canyon Planning that the Tooele City to Modify Lot Sizes of Sharon A. Dawson Trustee will sell at public 10x30. Great rates! fied ad in 45 of Utah's Notice is hereby given Commission Meeting Council will meet in a Two Lots. Located at Tooele City Recorder auction to highest bidder Very secure! On SR MUST SEE! Beautiful, newspapers for only that the Tooele County The Pine Canyon Plan- Work Session on Wed- 1000 North Main Street Pursuant to the Ameri- without warranty as to ti- 201 at 7200 West. clean 3bdrm (possible $155. for 25 words ($5. Planning Commission ning Commission will nesday, October 4, 2006, Presented by Cary can with Disabilities Act, tle, possession or en- (801)250-9100 4th), 2 bath, $40,000 for each additional will be holding a PUBLIC hold a PUBLIC MEET- at the hour of 5:00 P.M.. Campbell Individuals Needing Spe- cumbrances, the follow- obo, 29x70 2001 Fleet- word). You will reach up HEARING in the Tooele ING Thursday, October The meeting will be held 6. PUBLIC HEARING cial Accommodations ing described property: TOOELE FSBO, 1238 wood, many extras, up- to 340,000 households County Courthouse Audi- 5, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in at the Tooele City Hall and Motion on Prelimina- Should Notify Sharon A. COMMENCING AT A Haylie Ln. Beautiful grades. Janet 228-8079 and all you do is call the torium at 47 So. Main the Auditorium on the Large Conference Room ry Plat Approval for Cop- Dawson, Tooele City Re- POINT 11 RODS view home on south- Transcript Bulletin at Street, Tooele. On Wed- first floor, Tooele Court- located at 90 North Main per Canyon PUD Phases corder, at 843-2110 prior SOUTH OF THE east bench. 3bdrm, Lots & Land 882-0050 for all the de- nesday October 4th 2006 house, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 2-6 Located at 1000 to the meeting. TDD NORTHEAST CORNER 2bth, 2400sqft finished, tails. (Mention UCAN beginning at 7:00 p.m. to Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Strategic Planning North and 200 West Phone Number 843-2108 OF THE SOUTHWEST 2000 sqft unfinished Classified Network) receive public comment PUBLIC MEETING: Sharon A. Dawson Presented by Cary (Published in the Tran- QUARTER OF SEC- basement, professional- 65 ACRES Hickman on the following items: 1. Roll Call Tooele City Recorder Campbell script Bulletin October 3, TION 29, TOWNSHIP 8 ly landscaped, fenced. Canyon Road, agricul- Financial (a) Amendment to Chap- 2. Approval of meeting Pursuant to the Ameri- 7. PUBLIC HEARING on 2006) SOUTH, RANGE 5 Vaulted ceiling, fire tural, horse, cow, Services ter 11 for Lakepoint Gen- minutes from September can with Disabilities Act, Ordinance 2006-18 to WEST, SALT LAKE place. Move in ready sheep, buffalo, eral Plan 7, 2006 Individuals Needing Spe- Amend Ordinance 2006- BASE AND MERIDIAN; www.utahprop.com/65 Public Notices $359,000 Mary 435- 1st MORTGAGE, 2nd (b) PUD #011-02 Star- 3. CUP #1245-06 Linda cial Accommodations 16 Allowing Used Car Trustee's Sales RUNNING THENCE 843-0991 805-701-8089 acres or call 1-800-498- Mortgage Whatever you side Parcel 9 Phase 2 Sosa - Kennel Permit Should Notify Sharon A. Sales in the MU-G Zone WEST 40 RODS; 1184 need we can help 1- (Preliminary Plat) 4. 06-04300004 discus- Dawson, Tooele City Re- on a Minimum 30,000 Deadline for public no- THENCE SOUTH 5 TOOELE HORSE Prop- 866-236-5871 Busi- (c) 06-04300002 Amend- sion on the amendment corder, at 843-2110 prior Square Foot Lot with Ac- tices is 4 p.m. the day RODS; THENCE EAST erty 4bdrm 2bth New LOT FOR Sale. .63 acre ness, personal, car, ment to the land use or- to Table 15-3-3.3 regard- to the meeting. TDD cess from an Arterial prior to publication. 40 RODS; THENCE carpet, paint, plumbing, lot for sale in the South home dinance for the wildland / ing conservation subdivi- Phone Number 843-2108 Road Public notices submit- NORTH 5 RODS TO Irrigation water Willow Estates. urban interface overlay sions in Pine Canyon. (Published in the Tran- Presented by Cary ted past the deadline THE PLACE OF BEGIN- .40acres 364 S 100 W $94,900. 801-979-3235. SO MANY bills, not zone 5. Other business and script Bulletin October 3, Campbell will not be accepted. NING. ALSO: BEGIN- $180,000 Owner/ Agent Bruce enough $$$? We can (d) 06-01400001 SUB public concerns 2006) 8. MOTION on Ordi- UPAXLP NING AT A POINT 17.56 801-706-5570 help you out! Call us Pole Canyon – Sec. 20 T 6. Adjournment nance 2006-18 RODS SOUTH OF THE now 1-866-236-5871 2 S R 4 W (Concept Dated this 28 day of PUBLIC NOTICE 9. PUBLIC HEARING on NOTICE OF TRUST- NORTHEAST CORNER TOOELE LIKE New ONE HALF acre view lot Zero up front fees Phase) September, 2006 The Town of Stockton Ordinance 2006-22 EE'S SALE OF THE SOUTHWEST 1997 Rambler 3bdrm Tooele benchview dr (e) REZ 1021-06 Leuca- MARY DIXON, Secreta- will meet in a PUBLIC Regarding Minimum De- The following described QUARTER OF SEC- 1bth New carpet, linole- $90,000 435-496-4096 Public Notices dia Financial / 05-034-C- ry HEARING Thursday Oc- sign Standards for Single real property will be sold TION 29, TOWNSHIP 8 um, paint, and land- Meetings 0010 Sec 15 & 16, Pine Canyon Planning tober 12, 2006 at the Family Residential De- at public auction to the SOUTH, RANGE 5 scaping. Home warran- STOCKTON BUILDING 2 South, Range 4 West / Commission Stockton Town Hall, 18 velopment highest bidder payable in WEST, SALT LAKE ty included No agents lots. 16000ft. .37ac Deadline for public no- C-S to RM-15 / 14 Plaza (Published in the Tran- N. Johnson Street. The Presented by Cary lawful money of the Unit- BASE AND MERIDIAN; Jim 801-580-7899 Newly constructed tices is 4 p.m. the day roads. Beautiful lake/ Court, Stansbury Park: script Bulletin October 3, meeting will begin Campbell ed States, on October THENCE WEST 43 prior to publication. promptly at 7:00 PM. TOOELE, Charming mountain views. Great (f) REZ #1020-06 Rex 2006) 10. MOTION on Ordi- 23, 2006 at 1:00 P.M., RODS TO THE MIDDLE Public notices submit- Ordinance Establishing newly remodeled brick for manufactured or Fiddler / 03-044-0-0002 nance 2006-22 On the north steps to the OF MAIN STREET; ted past the deadline PUBLIC NOTICE Rear Setbacks for Ac- home, 4bdrm, garage, custom built homes. Sec 9, 3 South, Range 5 11. Resolution 2006-38 main entrance at the THENCE SOUTH 5.60 will not be accepted. NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- cessory Buildings In Sim- fenced yard, new win- 882-7094 (801)860- West / RR-10 to RR-1 A Resolution of the Tooele County Court- RODS; THENCE EAST UPAXLP EN THAT the Tooele ilar Zones Within The dows, updated electri- 5696 (g) AMD to Land Use Or- Tooele City Council Ap- house, 47 South Main, 43 RODS; THENCE City Planning Commis- Town of Stockton. cal. $144,900. The Sol- PUBLIC NOTICE dinance Defining Kennel proving a Settlement and Tooele, UT, in the Coun- NORTH 5.60 RODS TO sion will meet in a public Cherrie L. Staley utions Team 884-9449 Water Shares NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- Area in Zoning Districts Release Agreement with ty of Tooele, State of THE POINT OF BEGIN- hearing and Business September 26, 2006 EN THAT the Tooele Mary Dixon L & L Associates Utah, for the purpose of NING. ALSO: COM- meeting scheduled for (Published in the Tran- WE BUY houses! Want City Planning Commis- Secretary Presented by Roger Bak- foreclosing a trust deed MENCING 16 RODS WANTED: TOOELE Val- Wednesday, October 25, script Bulletin September quick cash for your sion will meet in a public Tooele County Plan- er held by Allied Home SOUTH FROM THE ley water rights, EVEN 2006 in the hour of 7:00 28, October 3, 5 & 10, home. We’ll buy your hearing and Business ning Commission 12. Resolution 2006-39 Mortgage Capital Corpo- NORTHEAST CORNER JUST ONE; Grantsville PM. The meeting will be 2006) home any condition any meeting scheduled for (Published in the Tran- A Resolution of the ration, as the current OF THE SOUTHWEST Irrigation Shares Want- held at Tooele City Hall situation. Call 435-830- Wednesday, October 11, script Bulletin October 3, Tooele City Council Au- Beneficiary, executed by QUARTER OF SEC- ed, $4500. Any quanti- in the City Council PUBLIC NOTICE 3499 801-859-5333 2006 in the hour of 7:00 2006) thorizing the Mayor to James B. Dettle and Ma- TION 29, TOWNSHIP 8 ty. Michael 435-840- Chambers, located at 90 Notice is hereby given PM. The meeting will be Sign a Contract with ria G. Dettle, as Trustor, SOUTH, RANGE 5 1472. NOTICE OF PUBLIC N Main Street, Tooele, that the Tooele City WHY PAY Rent? This held at Tooele City Hall Aqua Engineering for En- recorded November 25, WEST; SALT LAKE HEARING Utah. Council will meet in a Won't Last! $109,900. in the City Council gineering Services Relat- 2002 as Entry No. BASE AND MERIDIAN; WANTED: WATER rights Notice is hereby given Public Hearing to vacate Business Meeting on 3bdrm, 2bth Modular Chambers, located at 90 ed to Design of the 191437, in Book 800, at THENCE WEST 40 or irrigation shares in that the Pine Canyon and resubdivide all of lot Wednesday, October 4, w/Carport, On property. N Main Street, Tooele, Phase 1 Expansion and Page 667, of the official RODS; THENCE Tooele Valley. Call Township Planning 2 of the Home Depot 2006 at the hour of 7:00 Valerie Wimmer. Utah. Upgrade of the Existing records of Tooele Coun- SOUTH 1.56 RODS; Ross at 801-642-0119 Commission will be hold- commercial subdivision P.M. The meeting will be RE/MAX Platinum. 435- Public Hearing on ordi- Wastewater Treatment ty, Utah, given to secure THENCE EAST 40 ing a PUBLIC HEARING into two lots consisting of held at the Tooele City 849-2312. Under Con- nance 2006-24, an ordi- Plant an indebtedness in favor RODS; THENCE Buildings in the Tooele County 5.484 acres. Hall Council Room locat- struction. nance of the Tooele City Presented by Paul Han- of Mortgage Electronic NORTH 1.56 RODS TO Courthouse Auditorium Pursuant to the Ameri- ed at 90 North Main Council repealing all pro- sen Registrations Systems, THE POINT OF BEGIN- at 47 So. Main Street, cans with Disabilities Act, Street, Tooele, Utah. Manufactured visions referencing spe- 13. Minutes Inc. (solely as nominee NING. Tax Serial No. 01- BUILDING MATERIALS: Tooele. On Thursday individuals needing spe- 1. Pledge of Allegiance cial exceptions. September 20, 2006 for Lender and Lender's 234-0-0009 Purported Homes METAL buildings, mini October 5th 2006 begin- cial accommodation dur- 2. Mayor’s Community Public Hearing on ordi- (Work Session) successors and assigns), Property Address: 47 PRIDE OF Ownership! storage systems, roof ning at 7:00pm to receive ing this meeting should Recognition Awards nance 2006-23, an ordi- September 20, 2006 by reason of certain obli- SOUTH MAIN STREET, Nice 1998 Mfr. house. and wall panels, metal public comment on the notify Rachelle Custer, 3. Open Forum for Public nance of the Tooele City 14. Invoices gations secured thereby. VERNON, UT 84080 Lease/ option, 4bdrm, building components. following item: Tooele City Planner prior Comment Council repealing the Presented by Sharon Notice of Default was re- AKA 47 SOUTH MAIN, 2bth, 1700sqft, master Utah Manufacture 20 (a) 06-04300002 Amend- to the meeting at (435) 4. PUBLIC HEARING bond administration fee Dawson corded JUNE 16, 2006, VERNON UT 84080. bed and bath, vaulted years plus. Top quality ment to the land use or- 843-2130 or TDD (435) and Motion on Amended for public improvement as Entry No. 260605, in ceilings, fireplace, car- low prices. Weekly De- dinance for the wildland / 843-2180. bonds. port and decks. Bob livery. 1-800-262-5347. urban interface overlay (Published in the Tran- cobuildings@cobuildings. Pursuant to the Ameri- (435)224-5550 zone script Bulletin September net (ucan) cans with Disabilities Act, Notice of Public Hearing On North Rowley Economic (b) 06-04300001- AMD 26, October 3, 10 & 17, individuals needing spe- Mobile Homes to Land Use Ordinance 2006) Development Project Area Plan and Budget Board of CAR PORT All steel sin- cial accommodation dur- Defining Kennel Area in gle vehicle disassem- ing this meeting should Directors of the Redevelopment Agency of Tooele County Zoning Districts PUBLIC NOTICE OF 1999 MANUFACTURED bled for pick up located notify Rachelle Custer, Mary Dixon MEETING AND AGEN- home 3bdrm 2bth, open in Stansbury Park Con- Tooele City Planner prior Secretary DA Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 17C-3-401, 402, 403 and 404, Utah floor plan, vaulted ceil- tact Patrick Wiggins to the meeting at (435) Pine Canyon Township Trails Committee for Code Annotated 1953, as amended, that the Board of Directors of the Redevelopment Agency of ings, walk in closets, 882-1209 843-2130 or TDD (435) Planning Commission Tooele County Tooele County (the “Agency”) have scheduled a public hearing on Tuesday, October 17, 2006 at garden tub, fridge and 843-2180. (Published in the Tran- The Tooele County Trails 4:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as reasonably feasible and business permits, in the Tooele County range Included asking (Published in the Tran- TOOELETRANSCRIPT script Bulletin October 3, Committee will hold a Commission Chambers, Tooele County Courthouse, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. $19,000 435-830-3919 script Bulletin September BULLETIN 2006) special meeting on Octo- 26 & October 3, 2006) PURPOSES OF THE PUBLIC HEARING Place Your Ad Here Serving Tooele County ber 5, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. Call 882-0050 Since 1894 in the Auditorium at the Tooele County Court- The purposes of the public hearing, as required by Sections 17C-3-102(1)(d) and 17C-3-201(1)(d), Uta h Code house, 47 South Main, Annotated 1953, as amended, will be to: (1) allow public comment on the draft proposed project area plan (the Tooele, Utah. Project Area Plan) for the North Rowley Economic Development Project Area (the Project Area) and on the PUBLIC MEETING: related draft project area budget (the Project Area Budget or Budget); (2) allow public comment on w hether the 1. Roll Call. draft Project Area Plan and draft Project Area Budget should be revised, adopted or rejected; and (3 ) receive all 2. Approval of the mi- written objections and hear all oral objections to the draft Project Area Plan. The Redevelopment Ag ency of nutes for 3. Discussion on 2007 Tooele County has requested $26 million ($32.5 million if the Agencys application for waiver of allo cation of 20% WHY LIST WITH ME? proposed budget of tax increment for housing is denied) in property tax revenues that will be generated by developme nt within the 4. Update from Nando North Rowley Economic Development Project Area to fund a portion of project costs within the Project Area. • 20 + years Experience in Home Construction & Marketing and Dyan on trails con- These property taxes will be collected over a period of fifteen years and will be used for the foll owing: ference Item Alternative 1 Alternative 2 • Strategies for Success • Degree in Business Administration 5. Status of Nando's ef- forts listing County road Project costs for project area improvements, infrastructure benefitting • Maximum Marketing Exposure = Top Dollar for your home, sand trails the project area , both inside and outside of the project area, grants $25.5 million $25.5 million and other eligible expenditures leave nothing on the table “NET MORE” 6. Reports of each areas leave nothing on the table “NET MORE” trails coordinators Housing $0 $6,498,967 7. Dave Carberry’s report Administrative Costs $500,000 500,000 on the standardization of NNEWNEEWW CCONSTRUCTIONCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTIIOONN signs Total Tax Increment: $26 million $32,498,966 8. Update on the County Resource Management These property taxes will be taxes levied by the following governmental entities, and, assuming Plan for access to public current tax rates, the taxes paid to the agency for this project area from each taxing entity will b e as recreation areas follows: 9. Other business and public concerns ENTITY PERCENTAGE ALT. 1 $ AMOUNT ALT. 2 $AMOUNT $$1164,90064,900 10. Adjournment 164,900 Dated this 28 day of Tooele County 10.22% $2,656,134 $3,320,062 September, 2006 892 West 580 So. Parkhill Estates Mary Dixon, Secretary Tooele County School District 82.77% $21,519,914 $26,899,037 • 4 bedroom Rambler ToTo bebe builtbuilt inin covetedcoveted SouthSouth Tooele County Trails Tooele Valley Mosquito District 3.54% $919,230 $1,149,001 • 2 full baths • Familyroom East location. 3 beds, 2 1/2 Committee East location. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 (Published in the Tran- North Tooele Co. Fire Protection 3.48% $904,722 $1,130,867 • Mountain views baths, 4 car garage, 4527 sq ft. script Bulletin October 3, 2006) TOTAL 100.00% $26,000,000 $32,498,966

PUBLIC NOTICE OF All of the property taxes to be paid to the agency for the development in the project area are taxes that will be NNEWNEEWW CCONSTRUCTIONCOONNSSTTRRUUCCTTIIOONN GreatGreat InvestmentInvestment MEETING AND AGEN- generated only if the project area is developed. All concerned citizens are invited to attend the pr oject area DA budget hearing scheduled for Tuesday, October 17, 2006 at 4:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as is rea sonably Tooele County Plan- feasible and business permits, in the Tooele County Commission Chambers, Tooele County Courthouse, 4 7 ning Commission South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. A copy of the North Rowley Economic Development Project Area Budge t is The Tooele County Plan- available at the offices of the Redevelopment Agency of Tooele County, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. ning Commission will Notice is also hereby given of the following: (1) A description of the boundaries of the Project Ar ea being hold a meeting on Octo- proposed for economic development is as follows: A parcel of land located in Sections 9, 10, 15, and 16 of, ber 4, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. Township 2 North, Range 8 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, Tooele County, Utah more fully describe d as in the Auditorium at the follows: BEGINNING at a point North 0000 28” East 545.85 feet coincident with the East line of Secti on 9, Tooele County Court- Township 2 North, Range 8 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, from the Northeast Corner of Section 16 in said Canyon Rim Estates 4 Apartments house, 47 South Main, township and range; and thence South 8955 42” East 454.60 feet; thence South 0710 45” East 480.43 fe et; Tooele, Utah. 186 Heritage Hill Drive Great opportunity to own a multi-multi- thence South 5636 02” East 802.79 feet to an existing fence and the west line of Lot 1 of the Desert Power PUD; unit rental. Includes twotwo parcelsparcels ofof PUBLIC MEETING: 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths. 4 car 1. Roll Call thence coincident with said lot line the following 2 courses: (1) South 0003 14” West 64.70 feet (2) and South garage, .35 acre lot, 2840 sq ft. landland toto north.north. $179,900$179,900 2. Approval of meeting 8953 52” East 98.45 feet; thence South 5636 52” East 997.09 feet to the intersection of an existing chain link minutes from September fence; thence coincident with said fence the following 2 courses: (1) South 4032 27” East 224.36 fee t (2) and 20, 2006 North 7115 01” East 78.69 feet; thence South 5636 52” East 0.70 feet; thence South 0012 02” West 1,3 19.77 3. SUB#1006-04 Lake feet to a point 2,450.00 feet south of the north line of Section 15 in said township and range; then ce coincident GreatGreat InvestmentInvestment PPRIMERIME PPARCELARCEL Point Estates Subdivi- with a line being parallel to said north section line North 8956 47” West 2,330.76 feet to the secti on line common sion Phase 1 (final plat) to Section 15 and 16; thence North 8955 08” West 1,450.00 feet coincident with a line 2,450.00 feet south of the in Lake Point, W_ of north line of Section 16 to a point 1,450.00 feet west of the east line of Section 16; thence coinci dent with a line Section 11, T2S, R4W parallel to the East line of Section 16 North 0002 00” West 2,450.00 feet to a point 1,450.00 feet w est of the east SLB&M, approximately line of Section 9; thence coincident with a line parallel to the East line of Section 9 North 0000 2 8” East 545.61 7150 North Center feet; thence South 8955 42” East 1,450.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Said parcel contains 214. 70 $ $2246,00046,000 Street. acres, more or less. (2) If the Project Area Plan and Budget are adopted, then property tax revenue s resulting 4. PUD #011-02 Parcel 9 from an increase in valuation of property within the proposed Project Area will be paid to the Agenc y for PUD Starside Phase 2 Two homes on a .43 Acre economic development purposes rather than to the taxing entity to which the tax revenues would other wise have (Preliminary Plat), Sec- Main Street Lot, Ideal Location been paid if: (i) a majority of the taxing entity committee consents to the Project Area Budget; an d (ii) the GRANTSVILLE tion 16, T2S, R4W, forfor residentialresidential livingliving && business.business. SLB&M, south of Old Mill Project Area Plan provides for the Agency to receive tax increment. (3) Any person objecting to the proposed Zoned Multi-Use with great Main St, Hwy 138 PUD on Brigham Road in draft Project Area Plan or contesting the regularity of any of the pro-ceedings to adopt it may appe ar before the Stansbury Park Agency Board at the hearing to show cause why the proposed draft Project Area Plan should not be ado pted, or rental potential. $340,000 • 9.45 acres 5. Other business and may file with the Agency written objections prior to the time and date of the public hearing showing cause why public concerns the proposed draft Project Area Plan should not be adopted. Oral and written objections will be rec eived and 6. Adjournment considered at the public hearing. (4) The proposed Project Area Plan and Budget are available for i nspection at Dated this 28th day of the Agency offices; contact Nicole Cline of the Agency at Tooele County Courthouse, 47 South Main St reet, September, 2006 Tooele, Utah. (5) You are invited to submit to the Agency comments concerning the subject matter of the Mary Dixon, Secretary hearing referred to above prior to the hearing date. Please submit such comments to Nicole Cline at the Tooele County Plan- address listed above. The Agency is willing to meet and answer any questions you may have. If you h ave Professional Agent • Executive Club ning Commission questions or desire to meet, please contact Nicole Cline of the Agency at (435) 843-3160. The Proje ct Area and Cell (Published in the Tran- Plan and Budget are proposals at this point and the Agency is interested in receiving your comments and script Bulletin October 3, suggestions. Dated the 11th day of September 2006. Redevelopment Agency of Tooele County, Doug 2006) 840-840-0344 0344 Ahlstrom, Executive Director. Publish on October 3, 2006. TUESDAY October 3, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous The undersigned dis- and fixtures now or here- these conditions exist, PROTECT YOUR W. Pettit and Norma C Said sale will be made Deadline for public no- STATE OF UTAH, in the District claims any liability for after a part of the proper- this sale shall be null and PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Pettit Husband And Wife without covenant or war- tices is 4 p.m. the day interest of 92 South Lodestone Way any error in the street ad- ty. void, the successful bid- SOLD AT A PUBLIC As Joint Tenants, will sell ranty, express or implied, prior to publication. TRUJILLO, VICTOR Tooele, UT 84074 dress. The owner of the The current beneficiary der’s funds shall be re- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN at public auction to high- regarding title, posses- Public notices submit- DOB (06-06-05) Sealed bids will be re- property as of the record- of the trust deed is Wells turned, and the trustee EXPLANATION OF THIS est bidder, payable in sion, or encumbrances. ted past the deadline Child(ren) under 18 ceived by the Board of ing of the Notice of De- Fargo Bank, N.A. and and the beneficiary shall PROCEEDING, YOU lawful money of the Unit- Bidders must be pre- will not be accepted. years of age. Education for the Tooele fault is reported to be: the record owner of the not be liable to the suc- SHOULD CONTACT A ed States at the time of pared to tender to the UPAXLP Judge Decker County School District at James B. Dettle and Ma- property as of the record- cessful bidder for interest LAWYER. On October sale. Successful bidders Trustee a $5,000.00 TO: JUAN PEREZ- the address and time ria G. Dettle Bidders ing of the notice of de- or any other damages. 24, 2006, at 4:30pm, must tender a deposit of cashier’s check at the PUBLIC NOTICE TRUJILLO stated above. For the must tender to the trust- fault is William R. Rob- DATED this 21st day of James H. Woodall, as $5,000 in certified funds sale and a cashier’s Corrective Action: Fa- Tooele County sale of 11.02 acres of ee a $5,000.00 deposit bins, Jr. September, 2006. duly appointed Trustee to the trustee at the time check for the balance of cility Identification No. A proceeding concerning land located at 250 N. at the sale and the bal- The sale is subject to JAX H. PETTEY, Suc- under a Deed of Trust re- of sale, with the balance the purchase price within 80000047, Release Site the above named child is 7th Street (Approx) ance of the purchase bankruptcy filing, payoff, cessor Trustee corded August 23, 2005, due by noon the follow- 24 hours after the sale. EIPL. pending in this Court and Tooele, Utah 84074. price by 12:00 noon the reinstatement or any oth- Attorney at Law as Instrument No. ing business day, at the DATED this 12th day of The Tooele Army Depot an adjudication will be The property has just re- next business day follow- er circumstance that 9488 Union Square, 245622, in Book xx, office of the Trustee. At September, 2006. (TEAD), Utah will be re- made which will include cently been appraised. A ing the sale. The deposit would affect the validity Sandy, UT 84070 Page xx, of the Official the West main entrance, /s/ mediating an under- the permanent termina- copy of the appraisal is and balance of the sale of the sale. If any such Telephone: (801) 984- Records in the office at North steps to the Tooele R. STEVEN CHAM- ground storage tank re- tion of your parental available at the TCSD of- proceeds must be in the circumstance exists, the 0055 the County Recorder of County District Court, 47 BERS, Successor lease immediately north rights. fice; the appraisal will form of a wire transfer, sale shall be void, the Office hours: Mon.-Fri., Tooele County, State of South Main Tooele Utah Trustee of Building 637, TEAD, You are hereby sum- have a full legal descrip- cashier's check or certi- successful bidder’s funds 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Utah, executed by Kurt all right, title and interest Zions First National Utah. Elevated concen- moned to appear before tion. TCSD will have a fied funds payable to returned and the trustee www.PetteyLegal.com Carpenter and Sandra conveyed to and now Bank trations of petroleum Hy- this Court in said county minimum bid of $31,150 First Southwestern Title and current beneficiary P&A File No.: L22191 Carpenter, Husband And held by it under said P.O. Box 30709 drocarbons were detect- on OCTOBER 26, 2006, per acre. Agency of Utah, Inc.. A shall not be liable to the File Name: Barney Wife, will sell at public Deed of Trust in the Salt Lake City, UT ed in soils in this area AT 1:15 P.M. in Judge The Owner reserves the trustee's deed will be de- successful bidder for any THIS IS AN ATTEMPT auction to highest bidder, property situated in said 84130-0709 during subsurface inves- Decker‚s courtroom lo- right to reject any and all livered to the successful damage. TO COLLECT A DEBT, payable in lawful money County and State descri- (801) 524-2396 tigations conducted in cated at 47 SOUTH bids, or to waive any ir- bidder within three busi- Bidders must tender to AND ANY INFORMA- of the United States at bed as: Lot 20, Eastridge Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 2003. The petroleum hy- MAIN ST., TOOELE, UT. regularities or informali- ness days after receipt of the trustee a $5,000.00 TION OBTAINED WILL the time of sale. Suc- Subdivision, according to to 5:00 p.m. drocarbons will be reme- Your failure to appear ties in any bid. Final sale the amount bid. This deposit at the sale and BE USED FOR THAT cessful bidders must ten- the official plat thereof on (Published in the Tran- diated by enhanced nat- will result in a default will be subject to appro- Trustee's Sale may be the balance of the pur- PURPOSE. der a deposit of $5,000 file and of record in the script Bulletin September ural attenuation using judgment and the termi- val of the Board of Edu- subject to a bankruptcy chase price by 12:00 (Published in the Tran- in certified funds to the Tooele County Record- 19, 26 & October 3, passive venting. The nation of your parental cation in the November filing, a payoff, a rein- noon the day following script Bulletin September trustee at the time of er's Office. The street 2006) Work Plan, which de- rights. 14th Board meeting. All statement or any other the sale. The deposit 26, October 3 & 10, sale, with the balance address and other com- scribes site contaminants DATED THIS 8th day of questions concerning the condition that would must be in the form of a 2006) due by noon the follow- mon designation of the NOTICE OF TRUST- and the proposed reme- September, 2006. bid shall be directed to cause the cancellation of cashier’s check or bank ing business day, at the real property described EE’S SALE diation method, may be LISA W. NAGEL Steven L. West, Con- this sale. Further, if any official check payable to NOTICE OF TRUST- office of the Trustee. At above is purported to be: The following described reviewed at the Utah De- Assistant Attorney Gen- struction Coordinator or of these conditions exist, Lundberg & Associates. EE'S SALE the west main entrance, 650 Blueridge Drive property will be sold at partment of Environmen- eral Richard Reese, Business this sale will be null and The balance must be in The following described north steps to the Tooele Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- public auction to the tal Quality, 168 North, (801)366-0250 Administrator for Tooele void, the successful bidd- the form of a wire trans- property will be sold at county District Court, 47 mated Total Debt as of highest bidder, payable 1950 West, Salt Lake (Published in the Tran- County School District at er's funds shall be re- fer, cashier’s check, public auction to the S. Main Tooele Utah all October 31, 2006 is in lawful money of the City, Utah. For addition- script Bulletin September 435-833-1900 turned, and the Trustee bank official check (credit highest bidder at the right, title and interest $125,563.58. The under- United States at the al information, contact, 12, 19, 26 & October 3, (Published in the Tran- and the beneficiary shall union official checks are West Main Entrance, conveyed to and now signed Trustee disclaims West Main Entrance, Larry McFarland at the 2006) script Bulletin September not be liable to the suc- not accepted) or U.S. North Steps, Tooele held by it under said any liability for any incor- North Steps, Tooele TEAD Environmental Of- 28 & October 3, 2006) cessful bidder for any Postal money order pay- County Courthouse, 47 Deed of Trust in the rectness of the street ad- County Courthouse, 47 fice (435) 833-3504, or INVITATION TO BID damages. DATED: Sep- able to Lundberg & As- South Main Street, property situated in said dress and other common South Main, Tooele, Mike Pecorelli at the Di- OWNER: tember 14, 2006 sociates. Cash pay- Tooele, Utah, on October County and State descri- designation, if any, Utah, on October 24, vision of Environmental The Board of Education FIRST SOUTHWEST- ments are not accepted. 26, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of bed as: Beginning on the shown herein. Said sale 2006 at 1:00 PM, for the Response and Remedia- Tooele County School Opinions ERN TITLE AGENCY A trustee’s deed will be said day, for the purpose north line of 200 south will be made without cov- purpose of foreclosing a tion (801) 536-4100. District Shared OF UTAH, INC. LUCY delivered to the success- of foreclosing a trust street (aka 2nd south enant or warranty, ex- Trust Deed dated July (Published in the Tran- PROJECT: DENLEY, Asst. Vice ful bidder within three deed originally executed street), Tooele City Sur- press or implied, regard- 21, 2004 executed by script Bulletin October 3 Land Property, Parcel Freely. President Successor business days after re- on October 27, 2003 by vey, Tooele City, 1161 ing title, possession, con- Howard Topham and & 5, 2006) #02-007-0-0042 (Yours and Ours.) Trustee 10701 South ceipt of the amount bid. Christina Conger, as feet west of the north- dition or encumbrances, Jennifer Topham, as 250 N. 7th Street (Ap- SUMMONS FOR PUBLI- prox) River Front Parkway, DATED: September 25, trustor, in favor of Mort- west corner of the inter- including fees, charges Trustors, in favor of Mort- CATION Open Forum #130 South Jordan, UT 2006. gage Electronic Registra- section of 200 south (aka and expenses of the gage Electronic Registra- Tooele, Utah 84074 Every Tuesday IN THE THIRD DIS- BIDS OPENING: 84095 Telephone: (801) Scott Lundberg, Trust- tion Systems, Inc., as 2nd South) and Coleman Trustee and of the trusts tion Systems, Inc. TRICT JUVENILE 2:00 PM. October 25, TOOELE 302-3058 Facsimile: ee nominee for New Free- Street, further described created by said Deed of "MERS", as Beneficiary, COURT COUNTY OF TRANSCRIPT (801) 254-1649 06- 3269 South Main, #100 dom Mortgage Corpora- as 1161 feet west and Trust, to pay the remain- covering real property 2006 BULLETIN TOOELE, STATE OF Tooele County School 6737/Dettle, James B. & Salt Lake City, UT tion, its successors and 1329.00 feet south of the ing principal sums of the located in Tooele County UTAH Maria G.; P257663 84115 assigns, covering the fol- northeast corner of lot 5, note(s) secured by said and described as follows: (Published in the Tran- (801) 263-3400 lowing real property pur- block 2, plat “B”, Tooele Deed of Trust. The cur- LOT 255, SPRING script Bulletin September Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. ported to be located in City Survey; and running rent beneficiary of the MEADOWS PHASE 2, 26, October 3 & 10, – 5:00 p.m. Tooele County at 442 thence west 235 feet Trust Deed as of the ACCORDING TO THE 2006) L&A Case No. 06-56775 East 1420 North, Tooele, along the north line of date of this notice is: PLAT THEREOF AS RE- AL UT 84074 (the under- 200 South Street); Mortgage Electronic CORDED IN THE OF- NOTICE OF TRUST- THIS COMMUNICATION signed disclaims liability thence north 367.03 feet Registration Systems, FICE OF THE TOOELE EE'S SALE IS AN ATTEMPT TO for any error in the ad- along the east boundary Inc. The record owner of COUNTY RECORDER. The following described COLLECT A DEBT, AND dress), and more particu- of Donald B. McClellan the property as of the re- Together with all the im- property will be sold at ANY INFORMATION larly described as: and Susan D. McClellan cording of the Notice of provements now or here- public auction to the OBTAINED WILL BE Lot 43, EASTLAND ES- property; thence east Default is/are: Traye W. after erected on the highest bidder at the time USED FOR THAT PUR- TATES SUBDIVISION 235 feet along the south Pettit and Norma C. Pet- property, and all ease- of sale at the North front POSE. PLAT B, according to the boundary of Gary and tit. Dated: September 28, ments, appurtenances, entrance of the Tooele (Published in the Tran- official plat thereof as re- Lynne Bevan property; 2006. and fixtures now or here- County Courthouse, 47 script Bulletin September corded in the office of the thence south 367.37 feet James H. Woodall after a part of the proper- S. Main St., Tooele, 26, October 3 & 10, Tooele County Recorder. to the north line of 200 10653 River Front Park- ty. Utah, on October 27, 2006) Together with all the im- south Street (aka 2nd way, Suite 290 South Tax Parcel No.: 12-020- 2006, at 9:00 a.m.; fore- provements now or here- south Street) to the point Jordan Ut 84095 0-0255 closing a Trust Deed re- NOTICE OF TRUST- after erected on the of beginning. The street (801)254-9450 (800)245- The street address of the corded December 12, EE'S SALE property, and all ease- address and other com- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: property is purported to 2005 executed by Suz- The following described ments, appurtenances, mon designation of the 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. be 782 East Valley View ette Haws and Allison real property will be sold and fixtures now or here- real property described Signature/by: James H. Drive, Tooele, UT Givens, covering real at public auction to the after a part of the proper- above is purported to be: Woodall, Trustee R- 84074. The undersigned property located in highest bidder, payable ty. 800 West 200 South 130755 disclaims any liability for Tooele County at 4550 in lawful money of the The current beneficiary Tooele UT 84074. Esti- (Published in the Tran- any error in the street ad- Cochrane Lane, Erda, United States at the time of the trust deed is Wells mated Total Debt as of script Bulletin October 3, dress. The current Ben- Utah, and described as of sale, at the West steps Fargo Bank, N.A. and October 24, 2006 is 10 & 17, 2006) eficiary of the trust deed follows: of the Tooele County the record owner of the $320,040.38. The under- is Mortgage Electronic BEGINNING 919.0 FEET Courthouse, 47 South property as of the record- signed Trustee disclaims NOTICE OF TRUST- Registration Systems, NORTH AND 122.5 Main, Tooele, Utah, on ing of the notice of de- any liability for any incor- EE’S SALE Inc., ("MERS"), solely as FEET WEST FROM THE October 23, 2006, at fault is Christina Conger. rectness of the street ad- On Tuesday, October 17, nominee for the lender SOUTHEAST CORNER 1:00 p.m. of said day for The sale is subject to dress and other common 2006, on the front steps and the record owners of OF SECTION 29, the purpose of foreclos- bankruptcy filing, payoff, designation, if any, of the Tooele County the property as of the re- TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, ing a Trust Deed dated reinstatement or any oth- shown herein. Said sale Courthouse, 47 South cording of this notice of
˜ÊiÞiÊ`œV̜ÀÊ RANGE 4 WEST, SALT February 23, 1998 exe- er circumstance that will be made without cov- Main, Tooele, Utah, at default are reported to be LAKE BASE AND MERI- cuted by CLAYTON would affect the validity enant or warranty, ex- the hour of 2:00 p.m., the Howard Topham and DIA; WEST 265.5 FEET; BARNEY and MICHEL- of the sale. If any such press or implied, regard- following described real Jennifer Topham. NORTH 164.0 FEET; LE BARNEY, husband circumstance exists, the ing title, possession, con- property will be sold at Bidders must be pre- V>˜ÊÃiiÊÌ ˆ˜}ÃÊ EAST 265.5 FEET; and wife as joint tenants, sale shall be void, the dition or encumbrances, public auction to the pared to tender to the SOUTH 164.0 FEET TO as Trustor(s), wherein successful bidder’s funds including fees, charges highest bidder, in lawful trustee $5,000.00 at the THE POINT OF BEGIN- JAX H. PETTEY, Attor- returned and the trustee and expenses of the money of the United sale and the balance of NING. ney at Law, is the Suc- and current beneficiary Trustee and of the trusts States, for the purpose of the purchase price by The sale is without any shall not be liable to the created by said Deed of foreclosing a Revolving 12:00 noon the day fol- ޜÕÊV>˜½Ì° cessor Trustee, AMERI- warranty and is voidable QUEST MORTGAGE successful bidder for any Trust, to pay the remain- Credit Deed of Trust dat- lowing the sale. Both by the Trustee, without COMPANY, is the Bene- damage. ing principal sums of the ed November 18, 2002 payments must be in the any liability, for any fact ficiary, and which covers Bidders must tender to note(s) secured by said executed by J. DON form of a cashier’s check unknown to the Trustee the following described the trustee a $5,000.00 Deed of Trust. The cur- GARCIA and NONA C. or money order, cash /NEINTHREEADULTSOVER at the time of sale. The real property situated in deposit at the sale and rent beneficiary of the GARCIA, as Trustor, to and Bank “Official successful bidder must Tooele County, State of the balance of the pur- Trust Deed as of the secure certain obliga- Checks” are not accepta- provide certified funds to Utah, to-wit: chase price by 12:00 date of this notice is: JP tions in favor of ZIONS ble. A trustee’s deed will HASAVISIONPROBLEMˆ the Trustee within 24 Lot 3, SUN VALLEY noon the day following Morgan Chase Bank, As FIRST NATIONAL be made available to the hours of the sale. RANCHETTES, accord- the sale. The deposit Trustee. The record own- BANK, as Beneficiary successful bidder within Dated September 30, ing to the official plat must be in the form of a er of the property as of (the “Trust Deed”), which three business days fol- 2006 thereof, records of cashier’s check or bank the recording of the No- Trust Deed was recorded lowing receipt of the bid ANDMANYDONTEVENKNOW /s/ David B. Boyce Tooele County, Utah. official check payable to tice of Default is/are: Kurt in the official records of amount. The sale is Successor Trustee Serial No. 11-052-0-0003 Lundberg & Associates. Carpenter and Sandra Tooele County, State of made without any war- (Published in the Tran- The property address is The balance must be in Carpenter. Dated: Sep- Utah, on December 2, ranty whatsoever, includ- IT4HATSBECAUSEMANY script Bulletin October 3, purported to be 3842 the form of a wire trans- tember 26, 2006. 2002 as Entry No. ing but not limited to any 10 & 17, 2006) North Sun Valley Drive, fer, cashier’s check, James H. Woodall 191769 in Book 803 at warranty as to title, liens, Grantsville, Utah. The bank official check (credit 10653 River Front Park- Page 63. The Trust possession, taxes, en- VISIONPROBLEMSHAVENO NOTICE OF TRUST- undersigned disclaims union official checks are way, Suite 290 South Deed encumbers certain cumbrances, or condition EE'S SALE any liability for errors in not accepted) or U.S. Jordan UT 84095 (801) real property located in of the property. The sale The following described the address. Postal money order pay- 254-9450 (800) 245- Tooele County, State of is subject to a workout property will be sold at Said Trust Deed was re- able to Lundberg & As- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: Utah, which real property reinstatement, payoff, WARNINGSIGNS!NEYEDOCTOR public auction to the corded March 2, 1998 as sociates. Cash pay- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. is more particularly de- sale cancellation or post- highest bidder at the Entry No. 107685 in ments are not accepted. Signature/by: James H. scribed in the Trust Deed ponement, incorrect bid- West Main Entrance, Book 0493 at Page 0575 A trustee’s deed will be Woodall, Trustee R- as follows: ding instructions, bank- CANIDENTIFYSERIOUSVISION North Steps, Tooele of Official Records. No- delivered to the success- 130285 LOT 81, TOOELE HIGH- ruptcy, or any other cir- County Courthouse, 47 tice of Default was dated ful bidder within three (Published in the Tran- LANDS SUBDIVISION cumstance of which the South Main Street, May 29, 2002 and re- business days after re- script Bulletin September ADDITION #1, COUNTY trustee is unaware. In ANDHEALTHCONDITIONSBEFORE Tooele, Utah, on October corded June 3, 2002 as ceipt of the amount bid. 26, October 3 & 10, OF TOOELE, STATE OF the event any of the fore- 26, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of Entry No. 182422, in DATED: September 25, 2006) UTAH. going apply, the sale will said day, for the purpose Book 758, at Page 450 2006. and more correctly de- be void and the success- of foreclosing a trust of Official Records. Scott Lundberg, Trust- NOTICE OF TRUST- scribed as: ful bidder’s funds will be YOUCAN&ORTHELATESTINFOR deed originally executed The current beneficiary ee EE’S SALE ALL OF LOT 81, returned without any lia- on March 25, 2005 by of the Trust Deed is 3269 South Main, #100 APN: 08-038-0-0020 TOOELE HIGHLANDS bility to the trustee or William R. Robbins, Jr., AMERIQUEST MORT- Salt Lake City, UT Trust No. 1077288-07 SUBDIVISION ADDI- beneficiary for interest or MATIONONVISIONHEALTH VISIT as trustor, in favor of GAGE COMPANY and 84115 Ref: Traye W. Pettit TION NO. 1, ACCORD- any other damages. Mortgage Electronic the record owner(s) of (801) 263-3400 TRA: Loan No. ING TO THE OFFICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY Registration Systems, the property as of the re- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. XXXXXX2607. IMPOR- PLAT THEREOF, ON GIVEN THAT THIS Inc., as nominee for Se- cording of the Notice of – 5:00 p.m. TANT NOTICE TO FILE AND OF RECORD FIRM IS ATTEMPTING V iVŽÞi>ÀÞ°Vœ“!PUBLIC curity National Mortgage Default is/are CLAYTON L&A Case No. 06-56824 PROPERTY OWNER: IN THE TOOELE COUN- TO COLLECT A DEBT Company, its successors BARNEY and MICHEL- AL YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TY RECORDER’S OF- AND ANY INFORMA- and assigns, covering LE BARNEY. THIS COMMUNICATION UNDER A DEED OF FICE. TION OBTAINED WILL SERVICEMESSAGEFROMTHE the following real proper- The Sale will be made IS AN ATTEMPT TO TRUST, DATED June TOGETHER WITH A BE USED FOR THAT ty purported to be locat- without covenant or war- COLLECT A DEBT, AND 14, 2004. UNLESS YOU RIGHT OF WAY PURPOSE. ed in Tooele County at ranty regarding title, pos- ANY INFORMATION TAKE ACTION TO PRO- ACROSS THE NORTH Dated September 23, 6ISION#OUNCILOF!MERICA 362 North Main, Tooele, session or encumbran- OBTAINED WILL BE TECT YOUR PROPER- 3.5 FEET OF LOT 82 2006. UT 84074 (the under- ces. USED FOR THAT PUR- TY, IT MAY BE SOLD FOR INGRESS AND Stuart T. Matheson, signed disclaims liability Successful bidder must POSE. AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF EGRESS. Successor Trustee for any error in the ad- be prepared to tender a (Published in the Tran- YOU NEED AN EX- Commonly known as: Matheson, Mortenson, AND!!20 dress), and more particu- cashier’s check for script Bulletin September PLANATION OF THIS 204 South 5th Street, Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. larly described as: $5,000.00 to the trustee 26, October 3 & 10, PROCEEDING, YOU Tooele, UT 84074. This 648 East First South Beginning at the South- at the sale and a cash- 2006) SHOULD CONTACT A street address is given Salt Lake City, Utah west corner of Lot 14, ier’s check for the bal- LAWYER. On October for informational purpos- 84102 Block 10, Plat A, Tooele ance of the purchase NOTICE OF TRUST- 31, 2006, at 4:30pm, es only and the under- (801) 363-2244 City Survey, Tooele City, price within 24 hours af- EE’S SALE James H. Woodall, as signed disclaims any lia- Office Hours 8:30 am to and running thence ter the sale. Cash is not APN: 02-079-0-0004 duly appointed Trustee bility for any error in the 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. North 66 feet; thence acceptable. Trust No. 1084828-07 under a Deed of Trust re- street address. MMOJ File No.: East 150 feet; thence This Trustee’s Sale is Ref: Kurt Carpenter TRA: corded June 18, 2004, The current beneficiary 009849m South 66 feet; thence subject to payoff, rein- Loan No. XXXXXX5216. as Instrument No. of the Trust Deed is (Published in the Tran- West 150 feet to the statement, bankruptcy fil- IMPORTANT NOTICE 224824, in Book 0952, Zions First National Bank script Bulletin September point of beginning. ing, incorrect bidding in- TO PROPERTY OWN- Page 0023, of the Official and the record owners of 26, October 3 & 10, Together with all the im- structions, or any other ER: YOU ARE IN DE- Records in the office at the property as of the re- 2006) provements now or here- condition that would FAULT UNDER A DEED the County Recorder of cording of the Notice of after erected on the cause the cancellation of OF TRUST, DATED Au- Tooele County, State of Default are J. Don Gar- property, and all ease- this sale. Should any of gust 16, 2005. UNLESS Utah, executed by Traye cia and Nona C. Garcia. ments, appurtenances, YOU TAKE ACTION TO B8 TUESDAY October 3, 2006

nity and her faith. Jefferies Her energy does have its limits continued from page B1 though. Citing a need to spend more time with her family, especially her received. special-needs son Collin who turns “It was so devastating. I waited 18 this year, and to continue her mis- three years to reapply,” she said. sionary work on the choir, Jefferies The letter of rejection listed areas decided to leave the school board of needed improvement. Jefferies this year. redoubled her efforts and waited Jefferies’ years of commitment to apply again until she felt confi- on the school board, and her melan- dent that another letter of rejection choly mood about leaving it, under- would not be sent to her. line her devotion to her family and Carol Jefferies’ son Collin, at age 14 with choir president Mac Christensen, Jefferies is also a mother who, her calling in her church. has had unique opportunities like help- with her husband David, owns and “It has to be said, that this is not ing out with the choir’s performance at just a performing group who goes operates Soelberg’s Market. She’s the 2002 Olympics. also a long-time member of the out and performs. It’s a mission- Tooele County School Board — she ary group. When we are called into in Sin City itself. is the board’s current vice president. the choir, that’s our church calling,” “It was quite funny to see a pic- Add to that her weekly practices, she said. “We’re missionaries ... The ture of us on a billboard on the several performances that some- choir tours are missionary efforts.” Strip,” Jefferies said of the choir’s times take her away from her fam- She has had many opportunities performance at the Orleans Hotel ily for weeks, and even her position to travel in the last eight years. The and Casino in Las Vegas. on the choir’s party committee — a choir has not traveled to foreign She has advice for others who handful of choir members who orga- countries since Jefferies joined due might want to try out for the 360- nize birthday surprises for about 50 to safety concerns and the current member choir: members of church leadership. global political climate. She has per- “Don’t ever think that it’s not pos- Jefferies is a busy lady with com- formed with the choir in dozens of sible.” mitments to her family, her commu- states, however, and even performed e-mail: [email protected]

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After grow- • 8 to 10 individual pieces, crushed they do look much alike, but while ers extract the stigmas, they care- in an 8 or 9-inch layer cake the colchicum has six stigmas, the fully dry them and store them in air- • 1/8 teaspoon to 1 teaspoon in a saffron has only three and they are tight containers. In such a container, 4-cup flour recipe for bread or buns at cool temperatures, they will store long and reddish orange in color. or in a package of hot roll mix for about three years without losing • Dash to 1/8 teaspoon crushed The poisonous colchicum grows its quality. for 2 pounds veal leaves in the spring, they die back It takes four to five thousand ���������������������� and only the flowers appear in the Saffron Rice Ring dried stigmas to make an ounce. Yield: 3 servings fall. The Saffron crocus does not At this rate, an acre of established appear at all until fall and it sends up 1/2 cup chopped scallions or plants will yield eight to ten pounds green onions �������������������������������������������������������� fine leaves along with the flowers. of the dried flavoring. Finding har- 1/3 cup chopped onion The stigmas are the only part of vest help in the United States for the 2 tbsp. butter tedious sort of labor saffron harvest 1/8 tsp. saffron involves is difficult and the cost for 1 cup rice harvesting and drying is astronomi- 2 cup chicken broth cal. Most saffron is imported for that Salt and pepper reason. Because the price is so high, Sauté scallions and onions in but- unethical promoters often dilute the ter. Add saffron; saute for 1 minute. real saffron or substitute another Add rice; mix well. Stir in chicken plant. If you find a bargain price that broth; bring to a boil. Cover. Bake seems too good, it probably is not in 375 degree oven for 30 minutes. real saffron. Remove from oven; season with salt Roman women used saffron to and pepper. For each serving, shape dye their hair and textiles yellow. 1 cup of rice mixture into ring. And in India, saffron’s rich color is considered the epitome of beauty. It is the official color of Buddhist Saffron Rice and Black Beans robes. They must have had a great Yield: 4 servings ���������������������� This highly nutritious vegetarian, ��������������������������������� supply of this herb to use it as a dye. Imagine spending $1000 per ounce main-course dish is a Latin American for fabric dye. favorite. Serve it with a simple green Crocus sativus originated in salad or an avocado salad. Asia Minor where it was cultivated 1 cup dried black beans for thousands of years for use in 2 cup water medicines, perfumes, dyes and as a 1 medium-sized onion, halved flavoring for foods and beverages. 2 bay leaves Perhaps that explains its use as a 3 garlic cloves dye. 1 cup rice Kings and Pharaohs prized Saffron 1/4 tsp. saffron threads as an aphrodisiac, and Cleopatra val- Garnish ued it as a bath additive — perhaps 3 tomatoes, seeded and diced for the same reason? Ingesting large 1 cup diced sweet onion amounts of it produces deathly nar- 3 tbsp. olive oil cotic effects, however, so do not try 1 tbsp. wine vinegar to self-medicate with it. 1/2 tsp. ground cumin Most saffron is now imported Freshly ground black pepper from Spain, but the bulbs will grow 1/8 tsp. cayenne pepper in Tooele Valley’s cold winter and 3 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley or warm, dry summer climate. They are basil or 1/2 tsp. dried planted in May or June, lay dormant Rinse and sort the beans. Put until fall, then thread-like leaves them into a heavy pot and cover and flowers emerge together for a with 2 cups of water. Bring the water beautiful purple flower show in the to a boil, cover the pot and remove fall. The bulbs, imported from Spain from the heat. Set aside and allow generally run about $1 each and they the beans to soak for 1 to 2 hours. multiply as they grow. Add the onion, bay leaves, and Saffron is as common to Spanish garlic to the pot. Put the pot over kitchens as oregano is to Italian low heat and cook the beans, cov- kitchens. The best-known saffron ered, for 1 1/2 hours, or until they are dish is Spanish Paella, but the fla- tender. Add more water if necessary. voring has found its way around the Remove and discard the onion, bay world and is an important part of leaves and garlic when the beans are Thai cooking, Indian dishes, South cooked. Keep the beans warm. American and French dishes. It can Prepare the tomato and onion be used as saffron strips, but it is garnish about 1 hour before serving. usually crushed before using. Put the tomatoes and onion into a Even a small amount of saffron serving bowl. Add the olive oil, vin- has a strong medicinal flavor so egar, cumin, black pepper to taste, use only as directed in recipes. It cayenne pepper and parsley or basil. is commonly used to color and fla- Toss well. vor cakes, breads and dressings, ice Bring 2 cups of water to a boil cream, Rossotos and Boulabaisse. in a saucepan and add the rice and Suggested Saffron amounts to use saffron threads. Stir and cover the ���������������������������������������������������������������������� in various dishes. saucepan. Reduce the heat and cook ���������������������������������������������������������������������� • For color, try 1/4 teaspoon in 2 for 18 to 20 minutes or until the rice ���������������������������������������������������������������������� tablespoons hot water for recipes has absorbed all the water. requiring five to six cups of flour. To serve, put the warm rice, the ����������������������������������������������������������������� • Season six to eight servings of black beans and the tomato gar- ��������������������������������������������������������������������� a sauce with 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon in 2 nish into separate bowls. Each diner tablespoons hot water. should top a bed of rice with the ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� • Rice: dash to 1/4 teaspoon for 1 beans and then the garnish.

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