Jury to Hear Reservoir Murder Trial This Week

www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Fresh, local T food tastes great at new farmers market See B1 BULLETIN September 5, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 30 50 cents Chasing The Sun Jury to hear reservoir murder trial this week by Jesse Fruhwirth STAFF WRITER A jury will be convened Wednesday morning for the murder trial of 19-year-old Tooele man Daniel Herrera. The trial is scheduled to run through Friday in the 3rd District Court in Tooele. Herrera is accused of shooting and killing Richard Martinez, a 24-year-old Tooele resident, at the Settlement Canyon Reservoir in September 2005. Though no one is said to have witnessed the shooting, Herrera was arrested within 48 hours of Martinez’s death. Law enforcement officials allege, however, that both of Herrera’s parents said in taped interviews that he had confessed to the murder in their presence. Herrera’s mother, 42-year-old Debbie Richmond of Kearns, was shot along with another man at her campsite in Middle Canyon photography / Troy Boman in July while on a family camping trip. Both First-place honors at the Discount Tire Sunchaser at Miller Motorsports Park this weekend went to Brazilian Oswaldo Negri Jr. and his co-driver Mark Patterson. With Richmond and Alvaro Cuenca, 31, survived just under three seconds to spare, the No. 60 Lexus-powered Daytona Prototype edged out the Playboy/Uniden team to end this years Rolex Sports Car Series. their injuries. No arrests have been made in the July shooting, but Tooele County Sheriff Frank Park had speculated at the time that the shooting was Nine-hour race decided in final three seconds “pay back” for Martinez’s death. Park did not accuse family members or by Jake Gordon tion that we’ve won this race hasn’t friends of Martinez of the Middle Canyon CONTRIBUTING WRITER even begun to sink in. Oz did an shooting but did comment on the feud that The end of the Rolex Sports Car amazing job today and all season, has persisted for the last year. Series took place this weekend and all credit goes to him and Mike “My belief is because Daniel [allegedly as drivers took part in the 9-hour Shank,” Patterson said. “We started committed murder], this was payback to his Discount Tire Sunchaser road race the season off on the podium, and family,” Park said in July. “I don’t know that at the Miller Motorsports Park. it’s great to go one better to finish there has been any physical [retaliation] but Some drivers were looking to fin- the season.” there has been verbal.” ish in the top ten to hold on to their In the Grand Touring division, Richmond and Daniel Herrera’s father, season lead, while others were look- Andy Lally and Marc Bunting over- Claudio Herrera, were named by Tooele City ing at this race as an opportunity to came power steering struggles to Police officials as providing information that move ahead in the season points team up on the TRG team to record lead to Herrera’s arrest. The probable cause race. The race included Grand their fifth victory of the season. With statement also claims that the .22-calibre Touring cars and the slightly faster the victory, the TRG team secured handgun used to kill Martinez was discovered Daytona Prototype cars. the season points crown. in Richmond’s home in Kearns. Oswaldo Negri and Mark Patterson For the season points race in Spurred by the Martinez murder, commu- teamed up for the Michael Shank the Daytona Prototype cars, Jorg nity meetings were held to discuss what one Racing team to take the lead in lap Bergmeister and the Krohn Racing police official called the “very, very big gang 30. They held on to take the check- Team only had to finish in the top problem” that Tooele faces. No law enforce- ered flag for the Daytona Prototype 13 and managed to fight their way ment officials have labeled either Herrera cars. Negri was able to hold off many to a sixth-place finish and their first or Martinez as gang members, pointing out advances from Michael McDowell to season crown. there are varying degrees of gang affiliation pull off a win by only 2.94 seconds. photography / Troy Boman “I was really happy when it was and participation. Nonetheless, at the time of “It’s amazing to be on the top The team of Mark Patterson (left) and Oswaldo Negri Jr. celebrate after winning Herrera’s arrest, Tooele City Police chief Ron step of the podium. The realiza- the Discount Tire Sunchaser this weekend at Miller Motorsports Park. SEE RACE ON A12 SEE TRIAL ON A2 G-ville woman works ‘Dr. McDreamy’ makes hearts race at park by Missy Thompson Although Dempsey was focused on rac- STAFF WRITER ing, he was able to chat with sweepstakes to mend Gulf Coast On a television commercial for Miller winners from his sponsors, New York & Motorsports Park, their tagline read: “We’ll Company, and challenge them to a race volunteers in the area working by Mark Watson make your heart race.” Hearts – especially around the kart track, “The Monster,” after for AmeriCorps and Habitat STAFF WRITER female hearts – were certainly racing last the long contest around the 4.5-mile main for Humanity. There are sever- A lower Mississippi River weekend, not just for the fast cars but for course. al other volunteer groups help- Delta area south of New one “dreamy” driver. “I’ve had fun with New York & Company ing to rebuild the parish and Orleans known as Saint Patrick Dempsey, star of the hit tele- here,” he said. “I would really like to thank more volunteer organizations Bernard Parish is still wast- vision medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy,” them.” working in New Orleans. She ed one year after Hurricane switched from scrubs to a fire suit in the Dempsey also posed for photographs and said that counties are called Katrina. endurance races Friday and Saturday at the signed autographs for his many devout fans parishes in Louisiana and “I can’t believe the devasta- Discount Tire Sunchaser Grand Am race. before and after the race. Once the race that the population in Saint tion that is still here a year Driving a Hyper Sport Ford Mustang #54, started, however, Dr. McDreamy was no Bernard Parish dwindled from later. All you see are founda- Dempsey made his debut at the park finish- longer just a television star and heartthrob, 68,000 to about 6,000 because tions of houses and piles of ing fifth from his starting 20th position after but also a racing sensation, who loves the of the storm. “Many want to debris strewn everywhere,” Friday’s two-and-a-half-hour race. escape from the world in Los Angeles. come back, but the whole area said Grantsville resident “It was a lot of fun and very challeng- “I love it!” Dempsey added. “It’s a family needs to be rebuilt. This area Karleen Watson. “You see ing,” Dempsey said after the race Friday. thing … I have my wife and daughter here was hit much more forcefully masses of trees flattened yet “There’s beautiful scenery here. It’s the lon- with me … [it’s a] break from L.A.” than the Upper Ninth Ward in their roots are still clinging gest course I’ve ever driven on. We had a Dempsey has been co-owner of his team, New Orleans,” Watson said. to the ground. It’s crazy being little problem with a slipping clutch but at Vision Racing, for over a year with his good Many St. Bernard residents down here. It’s more destruc- least we finished.” friends Rick Skelton, who is also his racing feel their plight is little known tion than I had anticipated, Dempsey’s character on “Grey’s Anatomy,” buddy, and Joe Foster. Not only is Dempsey and generally ignored by the especially after an entire year Dr. Derek Shepherd, was quickly nick- an actor and racecar driver, but he used to nation as a whole, having been since the disaster.” named Dr. McDreamy, and has created a ski race as well, which got him into acting. overshadowed by the damage The 20-year-old Watson is following of female fans. Some of these fans Being able to race has let Dempsey “go back in New Orleans. currently working at Camp made their way to MMP Friday during the to another time,” he said. Hope rebuilding Saint Bernard Winner’s Wind-Up, where they could watch SEE WATSON ON A2 Parish. She is one of about 90 the last half of the race for free. SEE DEMPSEY ON A2 Patrick Dempsey

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A6 DOINGS B2 INSIDE Partly cloudy with a chance of OBITUARIES A8 PUZZLES B3 Lady Buff netters edged showers tonight and Wednesday. by former league rival, 3-2 Lows in the 60s. Highs around 90. SPORTS A10 TV LISTINGS B4 See A10 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B5 A2 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 ETCETERA ... Watson Valley Weather Forecast Corrections Local Weather continued from page A1 The milkweed propoga- The storm damage, which Wed 89/62 tion portion of the article 9/6 affected virtually every structure “Caterpillars undergo an amaz- A mix of clouds and sun with the in the parish, was believed to ing change; milkweed supply chance of an isolated thunder- come both from direct effects of low” published Aug. 31 was not storm in the . the storm on Aug. 29, 2005 and correctly credited. The infor- from massive storm surge fun- mation was taken from the neled by the Mississippi River Monarch Watch website — a Thu 85/59 Gulf Outlet. St. Bernard’s Parish website hosted by the University 9/7 was already covered with about of Kansas. Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s 70 percent water and the banks and lows in the upper 50s. of Mississippi River rose 25 feet Temps/Precipitation during the storm, according to Watson. Date High Low (prec./inches) Fri 80/58 “We work in teams of 10 and Aug. 31 89 50 9/8 Sept. 1 81 52 are living in a school house Sept. 2 86 54 Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 80s that has been designated Camp Sept. 3 90 55 and lows in the upper 50s. Hope,” Watson said. “We’ve been Sept. 4 94 57 mucking out a lot of house, but we are already starting to Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Sat for the National Weather Service, reports 84/60 rebuild. Our group will be doing that his recording station at 139 S. Main 9/9 everything from siding, finish received .00 inches of precipitation Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s work to painting. The goal is to and lows in the low 60s. between Aug. 31 and Sept. 4 and a total of build 25 houses a week for the .05 for the month of August. The normal for August is .95 inches. The normal for six weeks we are here,” she said. Alana Bennett of Texas; Amber Lynd of Ohio and Karleen Watson of Grantsville (l-r) are working to rebuild September is .94 inches. Sun Camp Hope welcomes all volun- Saint Bernard Parish in Louisiana one year after Hurricane Katrina devastated the area. For the water year, which began Oct. 81/59 teers ages 18 to 25 to join them. 9/10 1, 2005, Tooele has received 16.40 inches They can learn more at www. next year. She spent three weeks of precipitation. The normal for the year is needed because of the lack of She said she was able to shake Times of sun and clouds. Highs in camphopeonline.com. 18.49 inches of precipitation. the low 80s and lows in the upper students. in July at Charleston, S.C. learn- hands with President George W. 50s. “My experience so far has been After one year as a student at ing CPR and first aid and other Bush when he toured the area great. I love the work and there Pollen Count ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Southern Utah University, Watson disaster relief skills. Watson prior to leaving for Salt Lake Service is nowhere else that I would then spent two weeks in Georgia The Intermountain Allergy opted for 10 months of service City and the American Legion rather be,” Watson said. She said with Habitat for Humanity. She working with the American Red Convention. and Asthma pollen count for Subscriber Service instead of 20 high schools open- Cross before heading out for cur- Sept. 5, 2006 is as follows: will complete her work in May of e-mail:[email protected] If you haven’t received your ing this fall only one school is rent job site in Louisiana. Grass — High newspaper by 6:30 p.m., please call Chenopods — Moderate 882-0050 and our customer represen- Ragweed — Moderate tative will assist you. Customer ser- Mold — Moderate vice hours on Tuesday and Thursday Motorists given guidelines in case of trouble Sagebrush — Low nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. There’s never a good time for slow down gradually. phone. Be mindful of your sur- other assistance providers, a a vehicle to break down, but car • If you run out of gas or your roundings. If no pay phone is current membership card trouble should be a minor incon- engine stops, switch on your available, try to get the atten- It’s an even better idea to avoid venience rather than a danger- emergency flashers, steer your tion of other motorists. Seek car trouble in the first place Trial ous disaster. AAA Utah, which vehicle out of traffic, and allow out law enforcement officials. by maintaining your automobile continued from page A1 has been helping motorists for momentum to carry the car off Decline any offers from motor- according to the schedule laid Kirby acknowledged that “we’ve more than 100 years, offers some the road to a safe place. Avoid ists to take you to a phone. looked at the gang component suggestions for how to make the braking. Instead, ask the person to make out in the owner’s manual. In all along ... whether they were best of a breakdown. • Never risk your safety by the call for you. As a last resort, addition, perform regular safety gang members is hard to say.” “If your vehicle breaks down, attempting to push the vehicle if you have no other choice but checks on tires, lights, belts, In addition to the first-degree the first and most important rule out of the way. to go with a stranger, ask for hoses, fluids and windshield felony murder charge, Herrera is to not panic,” said Rolayne 4. Alert other motorists. his or her name, phone number wipers, especially before long Fairclough, spokesperson Make sure your vehicle is vis- and address and leave it and an faces two second-degree felo- trips or in extreme weather. For nies as well. He has been charged for AAA Utah. “AAA of Utah, ible to other drivers by turning explanation of the situation in Northern California and Nevada on emergency flashers. If it’s the car or with another person. AAA members, AAA-approved with illegal possession of a fire- repair shops offer free safety arm by a restricted person. The responded to more than 2.6 mil- safe, When help arrives, remain inspections whenever other restriction indicates that Herrera lion calls for help in 2005. By fol- raise your vehicle’s hood calm and cooperative. Don’t has a history of violent crime lowing a few simple guidelines, and tie a brightly colored tie or attempt to assist the service work is being performed. in his past, but because those you can ensure that assistance handkerchief to the antenna or representative unless he or AAA Utah offers a wide array will arrive as quickly as pos- close a window on it. Place one she requests assistance. If the charges occurred when he was Daniel Herrera of automotive, travel, insurance a minor, police and prosecutor sible, and that you will stay safe flare or reflector 10 feet directly problem is a dead battery or and financial services to more until it does.” behind the closest side of the an empty fuel tank, the road Gary Searle have declined to by defense attorney Edward K. than 150,000 members. AAA has 1. Note your vehicle’s loca- vehicle to the road; place anoth- service operator will likely be comment on the details. Herrera Brass. Deputy county attorneys been a leader and advocate for also faces a charge of obstruc- David Cundick and Gary Searle tion. er 100 feet behind the middle of able to get you on your way. If Be aware of your surround- the car. Do not ignite flares if the breakdown is due to more the safety and security of all tion of justice. will represent the state for the ings and know where you are there is gas leak or smell of gas. serious mechanical or electri- travelers since it was founded Herrera has been at the Tooele prosecution. in relation to a major exit, cross 5. Remain with your vehicle. cal problems, the vehicle will County Detention Center for the The trial begins at 9 a.m. more than 100 years ago. street or landmark. If you are If it’s safely out of traffic, stay need to be towed. Always ask past year. He will be represented e-mail: [email protected] on a highway, note the nearest inside your vehicle with your for a receipt in case there is a mile marker, exit, rest area, or seat belt on. Do not stay in the disputed charge later. Tooele call box. vehicle if it might not be safe. Drivers should carry at all “Grey’s Anatomy” premiers on 2. Assess your vehicle’s oper- If it’s safer to leave the car, stay times: Thursday, Sept. 21 on ABC. Dempsey ating problem. as far as possible from the vehi- • A cell phone programmed “We Are Your Neighborhood The now well-known Dr. continued from page A1 While driving, take notice of cle and the road. Do not stand with emergency numbers, Family Theatre” McDreamy was popular before warning signs such as unusu- directly in front of or behind the including (800) AAA-HELP Skelton drove the second half the successful Golden Globe 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. al noises, trouble steering, or vehicle, as other drivers may • Flares or reflectors of Friday’s race and has been and Emmy nominated “Grey’s (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 steam or smoke coming from have trouble seeing you. • Jumper cables good friends with Dempsey for Anatomy” took off. Dempsey Tickets are now available online under the hood. 6. Communicate your situa- • Tire pressure gauge at www.movieswest.com a number of years. While quali- played good-looking Andrew 3. Pull off the road. tion. • A flashlight with extra bat- fying for the race in Quebec, Hennings in the 2002 film “Sweet • In general, pull onto the Call for emergency road ser- teries st th Skelton crashed their car and Home Alabama” opposite Reese right shoulder, as far away from vice. Be sure to include detailed • Drinking water, snacks and Sept. 1 - 7 the mechanics worked long 18- Witherspoon. In the late 80s and *Times & Shows Subject to Change traffic as possible while remain- information about your location. a blanket in case conditions are hour days to get the car in work- early 90s, Dempsey made women ing on level ground. If you don’t have a cell phone, extreme or help is delayed * ing order again, Skelton said. swoon as the lead character in • If it’s a flat tire, signal and consider finding a nearby pay- • For members of AAA or Accepted He was very complimenta- “Loverboy” and “In the Woods.” Dly: 4:40, 7:05, 9:15 ry of Dempsey after the race However, Dr. McDreamy played Sat: 12:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05, 9:15 before driving a few laps around as a nerd in “Can’t Buy Me Love” County roads Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Sun: 12:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05 (PG-13) the Kart track. which garnered him an award * “He’s the new Paul Newman for Best Young Actor in a Motion Material Girls or Lightning McQueen … or Picture-Comedy from the Young don’t play role Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:15 Darth Vadar,” Skelton said as Artist Awards. Sat: 12:15, 2:25, 4:50, 7:10, 9:15 Dempsey came up behind him This won’t be the last time to Sun: 12:15, 2:25, 4:50, 7:10 (PG) wearing his racing helmet. see Dempsey out of the operat- in death toll Although McQueen might be ing room and on the race track. * an appropriate racing nickname, While in either place, however, by Jesse Fruhwirth Beer Fest McDreamy has suited Dempsey Dr. McDreamy is sure to make STAFF WRITER Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 Sat: 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:00, 9:15 quite well as the third season of hearts race. 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Classified ad, but access to the ads is free, ads will also go into a nation- he said. The information can be MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent used to e-mail buyers as classi- wide searchable database, he 108 East Vine said. fied ads come into the site that The advertising department meet their criteria. Tooele, UT 84074 has joined with a Salt Lake City The service has been avail- 882-0202�� company called Matchbin.com. able since May and the response The company aims to include to the online classified option classified ads from newspapers is picking up as more people across the country so newspa- become aware of it, he said. �� pers’ online classified ads are While deadlines will still be locally focused, yet globally con- �� enforced, “you don’t have to �� nected. �� come into the office or call on Those using the service will the phone anymore.” have full control over their The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin’s new on-line service allows customers to account. Not only can they easily place their classified ads from their homes or business comput- place and read their classified ers. Classified ads will also go into a nationwide, searchable database. ads online, they can also pay ad in our newspaper get results,” able Web site will continue to their account at their conve- he said, adding “85 percent of improve these results. Medical Breakthrough Offers New nience any time of day or night, our readers read the classifieds, In addition, Dunn said, the he said. and 81 percent of the people Transcript is working on a area Hope For Disc Herniation Sufferers Through the data base, read- who place classified ads report for businesses to place their ers can narrow down their good or excellent results.” business cards or links to their search for specific items. Placing classifieds into this Web sites. “People who place a classified national database on a search- “The Web site is going to get Film shot in county sweeps awards Magnolia Picture’s Film, The celebrates the best craft and cre- Gillies. World’s Fastest Indian, a major- ativity in New Zealand’s screen Formed in 1974, the Utah ity of which was shot in Tooele industries from 400-plus entries Film Commission is part of the County, received seven awards in 47 categories. The World’s Governor’s Office of Economic at the Air New Zealand Screen Fastest Indian was a clear favor- Development and is a mem- Awards earlier this week includ- ite with the 124 expert judges. ber of the Association of Film ing Best Picture. Based on a true Director, Roger Donaldson was Commissioners International story, Sir Anthony Hopkins stars honored with three awards dur- (AFCI). The mission of the Utah as Burt Munro, a New Zealand ing the evening for Best Direction Film Commission is to create man who spent a lifetime perfect- and Best Screenplay and shared high-paying quality jobs within ing his classic Indian motorcycle Best Picture with co-producer the motion picture industry, mar- so that he could set off from the Gary Hannam. Legendary actor ket the entire state as a location bottom of the world to test his Sir Anthony Hopkins won the bike at the Bonneville Salt Flats Best Actor award for his por- for film and commercial produc- in Utah to set a new speed record trayal of Burt Munro, but was tion, and to promote the use of in the late 1960s. Production unable to attend the ceremony. Utah support services and pro- crews were in Utah shooting for The World’s Fastest Indian also fessionals. The film commission is client-driven servicing both in 37 days at the Salt Flats, Skull won for Best Editing accepted by PAID ADVERTISMENT Valley, Echo, Eureka, and in parts John Gilbert, Best Sound given state and out-of-state as well as of Salt Lake City in late October to Tim Prebble, Gethin Creagh, international production compa- and early November of 2004. and Michael Hedges, as well as nies. For more information visit The Air New Zealand Screen Best Production Design going to film.utah.gov or e-mail Aaron Awards, now in its second year, J. Dennis Washington and Rob Syrett [email protected]

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Julianne Moore and David Duchovny star in the romantic comedy “Trust the Man.” �� death, but left me feeling noth- interesting in finding a legal call. ing, except empty annoyance. parking spot for his car, than Why Moore decided to act Written and directed by his girlfriend of seven years, in a movie, playing an actress, Bart Freundlich — Moore’s Elaine (Maggie Gyllenhaal) written and directed by her real-life husband — “Trust an author who supports her off-screen husband I’ll never the Man” revolves around two struggling writer boyfriend. know? She has much more 30-something New York City After Tobey and Elaine break talent than her role in this dysfunctional couples. Rebecca up and Tom admits to having silly, albeit boring depiction of (Moore) is a New York working a problem with wanting to be regaining “true” love. At least actress whose marriage with intimate at a sex addicts meet- Gyllenhaal had a little more her sex-maniac husband Tom ing, both men have to rebuild sense and success with “World (Duchovny) is falling apart. their relationships and try While Rebecca is rehearsing, to get back the women they Trade Center.” Please don’t Tom is taking care of their two love. Eventually at the end of “trust the man,” trust me, wait children (perhaps the most sin- Rebecca’s play, Tom rushes the until it comes out on DVD and cere aspect of the film) and has stage and gushes about his love rent it for a buck. an affair with Pamela (Dagmara for her while Tobey screams Grade: D Dominczyk) a mother of his for Elaine’s attention causing Rated: R for language and son’s playmate. the entire audience to be more sexual content Meanwhile Rebecca’s brother interested in their soap opera Running time: 103 minutes Tobey (Billy Crudup) is more make-up than the play’s curtain Now playing Inspiring stories outshine cranky public, bad movies lmost 100 more why I wanted to stay. I in the process of five years of five won’t burden you with the details. movie criticism: a deep love for Ayears But it’s time for this change. and fascination in the art of film. ago, in At the time of my first review, It’s something that I hope to build September it seemed like the sweetest deal on and learn more about in the of 2001, I imaginable. The newspaper would future. reviewed my pay me real money to watch mov- Although it was my focus and first movie ies and then write inane opinion my top interest, film was by far for the Tooele pieces on them. Sure, I had no not the only thing I’ve taken Transcript- particular interest in or love away from my experiences at the Bulletin — a for film (besides Matt Dillon, of Transcript-Bulletin. I’ve learned loopy, harm- Audrey Rock- course.) But why not go for it? I a lot. Some were easy, happy les- Richardson less family would be paid to be entertained. sons taken in stride. Some were STAFF WRITER offering called I got more than I bargained for, harder to swallow. “The Princess on many levels. After having been In the flush of youthful arro- Diaries.” Last Reel Talk paid to watch “White Chicks”, gance, I viewed the job as a Thursday, I “Deuce Bigalow: European simple stepping stone. In years completed my Gigolo”, and “Running Scared” to come, I found that journalism last; a look at a remake of a time- — I’ve learned that no job is was tough and fanatically com- less classic, “Lassie.” perfect. And you always have to petitive work. I was lucky, in fact There are a 100 reasons why work for your money. But nothing privileged, to be writing and to be I need to leave this job. And a can diminish what I have gained getting a byline. My benefactors and superiors at the newspaper were in fact patient and kind in letting me figure out where I actually stood in the whole scheme of things. So was the public. I made mistakes. Sometimes I took the fall for things that weren’t my fault. A lot of what I’ve written over the years was misunderstood or taken out of context. I’m finding out that most of life involves ironing out communication glitches by clarifying or reiterating in order to save one’s relationships. My time at the paper has been no different than the rest of my life. I’ve spent some time apolo- �� gizing, some time reiterating and some time regretting that I apologized for things that I didn’t do. �� There were times that I do wish � �� I’d apologized for thoughtlessness or work that could have been more carefully worded. In other words: sometimes I was sorry. �� Sometimes I wasn’t. Sometimes � �� I said I was sorry, but I really �� wasn’t. There were plenty of the kind � �� of experiences you can only chalk �� up to experience and laugh at, � �� because when it’s all said and done, they were funny. �� There was the doctor who, � �� apparently ignorant of his profes- �� sional code of conduct, cornered � �� me in his office when I sought help for a medical condition to �� tell me that “you’re lucky you � �� weren’t in here six months ago.” Excuse me. I am lucky I wasn’t in here six months ago? Did he really just say that? Did a doctor just make a threatening statement �� to me in the privacy of his office? And has he seriously held some bizarre little grudge this long? �� I’ll call him Dr. Nobody, since I’m not the type to personally call �� out people for their offenses in a professional forum, long after

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because he obviously knew how hope to emulate, who struggled have literally changed my life and Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Farewell to do his job. I mean, everybody endlessly to find a way to help my perception, just by having the Local News Source. BULLETIN continued from page A4 knows that the best way to simul- her ailing daughter in any way honor of telling these stories. taneously deal with the press and she could. It was only later that In the end, I picked up a deep they’ve happened. I also truly make your client look good is to I found out her sister, who had love for something called film. consider him a “nobody” in the belittle and humiliate the media. alerted me about the story, also But it was the public I had the most flattering sense of the word. It will make them both motivated had a child with a massive health privilege to write about that I recognized that he was angry and pliable. Not. problem. I was overwhelmed taught me the most. There was a about something I’d written, but Anyway, it was all a wash for by their love and loyalty for one whole community out there that even with his agitated explana- him from the beginning, because another, and by the community’s when I came here, I didn’t know tion, I gotta tell you: I had no idea he used the “worst writer ever” willingness to help out with any and I didn’t understand. what the heck he was talking technique in dealing with me. family in any situation I wrote By the time I’d finished six about.

The “worst writer ever” insult about. Their story and example ©2006 FELD ENTERTAINMENT years of writing for and about For guys like Dr. Nobody, who rarely works, because you may be changed my perceptions — I was them, I’d developed and under- don’t understand how to deal shocked to find out that all writ- more grateful for every day. I was constructively with their frustra- ers have been called the worst more willing to sacrifice without standing and love for Tooele so tions, let me introduce you to the writer ever, a million times. thinking about it. I called my own great, that no matter where I go, most useful and revolutionary We’ve learned to disregard it as sisters to check on them. Tooele will always feel like home. communication tool in modern the disgruntled words of readers There was the man whose mas- The lessons were varied. They journalism. who simply don’t agree with what sive heart problems taught him a were difficult, they were hard to It is called simply the “letter we’ve said. Rather than take the greater appreciation for life. His swallow, they were sweet and to the editor.” In this way, you time to think out an intelligent biggest worry, amidst all his prob- funny and they stretched me in can communicate your anger for response, they simply chalk it lems, was that he wouldn’t be every possible way. So in conclu- a particular writer in a public up to bad writing. “I don’t agree able to put up a proper Christmas sion, here are some of my favorite forum, thus humiliating and/or with you, therefore, you’re a bad tree for his wife. things learned while working for reprimanding the writer on a writer.” Easy. You don’t have There was the cancer-stricken the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. ~ Weekend Today Show global scale. You can also care- to think about it too much, and mother whose voice, heavy with Know your place. Often, it isn’t fully think out what you are going you’ve simultaneously wounded sorrow and stress, shared the nearly as high up as you thought to say concisely ahead of time, the writer’s pride beyond repair. touching story of how a friend it was. instead of sputtering something There was the well-meaning came and cut her prized long hair I shouldn’t be watching R-rated out in anger that the offender can ecclesiastical leader who told me before it fell out from chemother- films. have no real grasp or understand- that “frankly, you shouldn’t even apy. I never met her in person. You can’t always change per- ing of. be watching R-rated films.” I was But when I saw a printed sign ceptions, no matter how hard you It makes sense to respond this caught off guard, but I shouldn’t at a local bank stating she had try. way, because this is the exact have been. I should have assumed passed away, the tears came with Don’t mess with Thurl Bailey’s way the writer offended you — in that since I was publishing surprising swiftness and abandon. manager. print. Thus, you are responding in extended accounts detailing my I never told her that I’d faced can- Be careful with people’s sto- the perfectly appropriate manner. viewings of these R-rated films, cer, too. I wish I would have. Everyone is ries. They are important to some- Now, if I had come to your house somebody might notice that I was There were the two families — buzzing about one. to shout insults, or sent personal watching R-rated films. a young couple and single mother Ringling Bros.® It’s a rare occurrence to work handwritten notes belittling your Then there was the hyper- —who lost everything they had favorite movie, then you would vigilant guy who followed me in an apartment fire. They stuck for people who treat you well. Hang on to it while you can. The buzz is have every right to call my per- to a friend’s house after I rolled together and watched out for you cannot miss this show. sonal phone number or come to through a stop sign to, uh, issue each other in the aftermath, with Some people don’t care who my front door (yes, this has actu- me a verbal citation. Was he a one trying to emphasize in an my dad is (he’s a sportswriter for ally happened). cop? No. I suppose he was the interview how much the other the Deseret Morning News. I’m See it now. You’ll be buzzing too. But since I never deal that way neighborhood hall-monitor simply still needed help. just saying.) — only through the cowardly impersonating a cop, which by There was the family who gath- Be grateful for what you have. medium of mass media print do I the way is illegal. OK, so that has ered to decorate a tree in their It’s the only way to be happy in dare share my opinions — logical- nothing to do with the newspa- deceased grandmother’s honor, this life. ly, I expect others to do the same. per, but while we’re clearing the to remember the quirky, sweet It doesn’t matter how scathing SEPT. 27 - OCT. 1 It’s a much better way to deal air here, I might as well take care traditions — the priceless gifts and effective a letter to the editor than say, cornering someone in a of it all. she’d left her family when she left might be. Some people would just

cowardly little tirade of impotent There was the guy who sent this life. rather yell at me. Wed. SEPT. 27 � 7:00 PM Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. rage in the privacy of your office, me an e-mail calling me a “prude” There were the simple thrills Family is more important than OPENING NIGHT SEPT. 28 SEPT. 29 SEPT. 30 OCT. 1 SAVE $5 ON TICKETS! 11:00 AM thus negating any sense of profes- because my reviews were appar- and pleasures that Tooele intro- work. (Excludes Circus Celebrity, Front Row and VIP seats. No double discounts) Courtesy of: 3:30 PM 3:00 PM 1:30 PM sional conduct any patient might ently too conservative for him. duced — the gritty rush of the Try not to find yourself alone 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:00 PM 5:30 PM have expected of you. 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Limited number of Circus Celebrity, Front Row and VIP seats available. Call for details. and my past readers. But it’s not On a related note, I learned of unselfish teachers, coaches (Service charges and handling fees may apply.) I’m lucky to have written for too late to be used as a way to that even the most enlightened and directors who work with the this paper, and for this commu- heal wounds and build bridges and intelligent people (and I don’t youth of this community for little Come 90 minutes early to meet our animals and performers at the between readers and writers who count the aforementioned e-mail more reward than the knowledge nity. All Access Pre-show – FREE with your ticket! come after me! Embrace it! boy among those) can’t com- that they are doing something Very lucky. There are a few people who get pletely let go of certain notions. good for the youth. There were e-mail: [email protected] about half the “letter the editor” I’ve spent five years trying to the beautiful, talented youth who concept. They are of the school convince myself and others that I took the stages of Tooele with of thought that if they write a was truly part of the “boys club” enviable confidence and blew TM letter to my editor, but request of film criticism, and was beyond me away with their potential and Guiding Good Choices that it not be published (appar- preconceived notions of how a energy. There were the amaz- ently because they want me and woman might view movies differ- ing people who keep up local For parents of 9-14 year olds my boss, but not the pubic, to ently. historical sites, which by now know how mad they are) that it In the end, one of the male crit- might have been long lost to the somehow solves something, and I ics expressed on his Friday radio explosive growth and burgeoning might get fired. show Friday how bad he felt bustle of the Tooele Valley. �� There was the sarcasm-chal- for having laughed at “Beerfest” There were the times people lenged guy who, unable to grasp while sitting next to me — until called or wrote to simply tell �� the complicated nature of satire, he turned to see me doubled over me that I’d done a nice job or to got all bent out of shape about with laughter. The comments thank me. It means the world to �� a tongue-in-cheek piece I’d continue to roll in about how writers who usually hear nothing; done about the Olympic “dress shocking it is that I, a female, sometimes hear the negative; but � � � � �� rehearsals” events. He wrote one and the officially labeled “prude”, almost never hear the positive. of these ersatz letters to the edi- could like “Beerfest.” Apparently, There was the encouragement �� tor expressing his outrage that despite my efforts, in this area and support of my incredible I didn’t take the Olympics more I’ve gotten nowhere. editor and the writers from the �� seriously, and accusing me of not Truly, though, the Utah crit- newsroom who are sometimes knowing anything about the per- ics were wonderful to me. They the only ones who “get it.” They forming arts. My only response threw down the rope ladder, invit- have become dear friends who to that is: honey, if you think a ed me up and let me into the club. I am grateful to have had the Contact Anna at 843-2187 or [email protected] stadium show qualifies as a fine I was thrilled to be part of it. chance to know, to learn from Check out our website: www.tooelectc.com performing art, you should get The good news is, this is all and to work with. out more often. Maybe see a little the very worst of it — and if the There are endless stories that more opera. worst of it is that after all, I’m still There was the mini parade of a girl, then I guess I can’t feel too angry people who thought that sorry for myself. And even with I should give any and all of the all my mini confrontations, I’ve Harry Potter movie good reviews had far more good and uplifting simply because they are of the experiences than bad ones. The “family movie” genre. There were good have almost completely the “critic police,” who buzzed eclipsed the bad. me like game-show hosts when There were the people who �� I didn’t give the correct opinion. blew me away with their forti- BRRRRRZZZZ!! WRONG! Try tude, their eclectic interests, their again, Audrey. This time think a ability to accomplish massive �� little harder before you disagree tasks out of thin air. I watched a with me. few stunningly motivated local There was the bitter little artists put together entire produc- �� “celebrity manager” who didn’t tions on volunteer time. One of find time to return my requests them battled cancer and came for comment before press time, back kicking, only to bring even �� then raked me over the coals for more amazing productions to somehow making his client “look Tooele. �� bad.” Dude: anybody who bows There was the musician — per- �� out of a charity event at the last haps the most talented, and �� minute with no explanation and certainly the most famous artist �� no comment from his manage- in Tooele — who, after winning �� ment is going to look bad, no mat- the music industry’s top award on ter what I write. national television, befriended me �� In retrospect, I realized I and my family for no other reason �� hadn’t reported one thing that than the fact that I wrote about wasn’t true about the situation, him. There was his whip-smart �� and in fact, the entire issue had daughter, who I have had the �� been a result of this manager’s privilege of spending time with, neglectful and sloppy treatment of seeing my younger self in, of �� of his client’s affairs. remembering my youth and the Classes Start Classes Held �� So anyway, he called me the endless sense of possibility I felt �� “worst writer ever” (more on at the time. I have no doubt she �� this communication tactic later), will go far in the world. One day �� and for some reason I wound I will be proud to say “I knew her �� up apologizing to him. He also when she was young.” �� said I didn’t know how to do my There was the beautiful young job. And boy, was I embarrassed, mother, whose strength I can only A6 TUESDAY September 5, 2006

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Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View See abuse In the last year Tooele County has had two cases in which domestic violence has led to murder. In July, a Stockton couple’s dispute led to Michelle Carter, 37, to shoot her long-time boyfriend Larry VanCamp, 57, before turning the gun on herself. Last week in Stansbury Park, John Dean Bevan, 47, confessed to a 911 dispatcher to fatally stabbing his girlfriend Tina Rene Evans, 42. Bevan also had what were believed to be self-inflicted wounds on his arms and chest. In both cases, children were in the immediate vacinity of the bloody crimes. A study conducted by the Utah Department of Health found that 25 percent of Utah’s domestic violence fatalities between 2000-02 were perpetrated in the presence of children. Law enforcement officials were unaware of any prior history of domestic violence with either of these couples. We can be reasonably sure, however, that these murders were the culmination of a pattern of escalating abuse. We can be reasonably sure, as well, that people in these couple’s lives — maybe not neighbors, but friends, family members or co-workers — saw warning signs but were unsure how to respond. Often within a domestic violence situation a victim’s self respect is eroded through repeated abuse. Over time, violent behavior seems excusable. That is why it is so important that third parties, who suspect domestic violence to make sure the victim understands it’s not normal and it can be deadly. Support for individual situations is available LETTERS TO THE EDITOR through the Tooele County domestic violence crisis line at 882-6888. How should you react if you are the one who is abused? Act as if your to SR-36 were completed, it has appeared life is in mortal danger and save yourself. GOP leaves us vulnerable to be a giant speed trap to me. Seems every City needs autism center Editor: Editor: time I drive along SR-36 I see someone Senator Orrin Hatch should be ashamed I would like to say I am very pleased pulled over; and I’ve had many acquain- of himself. Unless he is in contact with the with everyone who helped out on the ANOTHER VIEW tances mention being ticketed. terrorists, he doesn’t know any more about autism story. I have a 5 year old son with I am bothered by the many law officers, their plans than the rest of us do. Yes, I autism and my heart goes out to everyone in their marked cars, exceeding the limits think we can all assume the terrorists will who knows someone, or has a member of for no official purpose. I’ve had several strike again, whenever and wherever they there family with autism. experiences where marked police units Economic house of can, but to claim that he has some special It’s about time that this community have passed me way in excess of the limit, knowledge that the terrorists are “waiting starts recognizing we have a fast-growing only to then see them pull in to a local busi- for the Democrats here to take control, epidemic of autism in Tooele. In Tooele we ness for such things as lunch or shopping let things cool off and then strike again” is have very limited resources to help our chil- cards needs fixing at Wal-Mart. One memorable event was a both silly and reprehensible. dren with autism and have to drive to Salt Highway Patrolman shooting along SR-36 In fact, it is President Bush who, by Lake to get the help our children need for at 70+ mph heading to his residence in the he might push things over the edge. The invading Iraq, has helped the terrorists to their autism. I don’t know about everyone Stansbury Park area. Was he late for lunch? American story of our economy appears to be swell their numbers tenfold. President Bush else, but my family can’t afford the gas to I don’t know; but I found it difficult to imag- Teconomy rapidly going from mirroring the ver- (a Republican) and Osama bin Laden need be driving two, three and even four times ine why he was special enough to speed has become such sion of Mr. Sheen’s “True Hollywood and use one another. They both use each a week to get the help they so desperately home, obviously off duty. a precarious Story” where he puts his demons other to get what they want: bin Laden need and deserve. And this is including Then there are the many officers who mix of potential behind him and emerges triumphantly gets more recruits and support around the their schooling, not just therapies. live in the Tooele area and work for depart- disasters that it’s as a sitcom star to the one where he world, and Bush gets more no-bid contracts Ever since my son was diagnosed with ments in Salt Lake. I recently noticed a almost impos- collapses under a pile of hookers, for his military-industrial complex “friends.” autism almost three years ago, I have West Valley patrol car way in excess of the sible to worry bookies and drug dealers. The war in Iraq has made us less safe, not dreamed of starting up an autism center, speed limit, obviously on his way up to about which way Daniel Kline It seems entirely possible that in more safe: according to terrorism experts, not just for him but for the other children work. Running late, perhaps? All because it might fall apart. Guest Columnist the coming months, oil prices could Iraq is now being used as a training ground and adults affected by this disease. This you have a badge and public-issued car While I’m gener- skyrocket, a terrorist attack could for terrorists, could be a place they can call their own and doesn’t mean the limits don’t apply. If you’re ally a financial occur in the United States and the Yes, the threat of more terrorist attacks be who they are with the support of people on an emergency, or certain types of calls, optimist who believes that our capi- already teetering housing market is real, but unless Bush and the Republican- who understand what they and their fami- then by all means use that horsepower. But talist system can usually overcome could collapse. While none of these controlled Congress do more to guard lies are going through. if you’re on the way to Wal-Mart to shop the incompetence of our politicians, things occurring on their own would our borders and secure our ports, it is the It could be something as simple as day- with your wife, then you too should be fol- the sheer volume of things going mean too much overall, more than Republicans who leave us vulnerable and care for the newly diagnosed child whose lowing the speed limit. wrong now scares me. one occurring could push the country exposed to those attacks. parents are in a state of absolute bewilder- An economic collapse, slowdown, into a severe economic downturn. Todd James Emery Lois Erwin ment, to high functioning kids who just recession, downturn, pullback or the It’s also a bit of a concern that the Tooele Waldwick, N.J. need to get out of the house, to sibling inevitable bursting of any number people in charge of our economy groups. I am hoping you get the idea. of bubbles concerns me in the same – the Republicans and the Democrats Bring Sen. Hatch home Paper incites controversy We as a community need to come non-specific way I worry about pol- – seem entirely unfit for the job. Editor: Editor: together and educate one another about lution or the impact of hurricane When your version of economic pol- I for one support Mr. Devenish’s opinion “What do you call a senator who has this and the time is now, for it is sure to get season on Florida’s citrus farmers. icy consists of arguing about which on his article. The sad thing is more of us served two terms? ... You call him Home!” worse as the years go on. So I would like I’m not exactly sure what to fear, but secondary tax you might tweak, it out there don’t. If those of you out there This is a statement made by Orrin Hatch to put a challenge out there to everyone it feels like something bad might hap- betrays a clear lack of understanding who have taken the time to respond to Mr. in 1977 — over 30 years ago — and he in this community: Doctors, lawyers, law pen. of the things that actually determine Devenish had actually read the article, you wants another six years. My father always enforcement, business owners, Tooele City Like a person concurrently afflict- economic success or failures. would have noticed that the only criticism said “You can’t wallow in the mire without residents, basically anyone that can and is ed with brain cancer, AIDS, cerebral With a major election cycle he had for the searchers was that they getting a little mud on you.” Even Rocky willing to help out with anything to help me palsy and smallpox, our economy has approaching, perhaps it’s time that searched in Tooele. I agree with him in the Anderson said he would honor the two-term get this dream started up for these amazing become riddled so many problems we stop putting career politicians fact that we don’t care how good you all felt limit set by President George Washington human beings of this community. They need it’s hard to know what to cure first. into office who will simply rear- for searching. and not seek a third term. Some times a a place of their own and people around that Though many of us enjoy reasonable range the same broken pieces. Mr. Devenish’s criticism was of the news- little power gets to individuals and they can understand them, so please if you are prosperity, dark clouds have appeared Instead, we need a president and paper in general. The Tooele Transcript- think they are the only ones who can do willing to help out or even point me in the on the horizon and it’s hard to have congressmen who actually seek to Bulletin wasted a page and a half talking their job. right direction on how to get this going, much faith that the current adminis- release the pressure on the econo- about all the searchers and how good they There are over three million people in please feel free to give me a call anytime at tration – or its potential replacements my by fixing some of the potential felt for searching and only a blurb in the Utah. One of them is Scott Bradley. He has 843-0765. Thank you. – might fix what ails us. failure points. beginning about Destiny. That was the studied and taught the principles of the Cameron Rubio Historically, the United States Righting the economy and remov- critique. To emphasize the point just a bit, founding fathers and our Constitution for Tooele economy has actually proven fairly ing the impending sense of doom have we heard anything about the case in over 42 years. Scott has instructed Congress resilient and more than able to with- felt by so many of us does not the newspaper since? To my knowledge back in Washington, D.C. as well as all stand huge blows. Having one rotten require fixing everything or even “No.” In fact the only thing we’ve seen is Pageant opinion clarified over the states. He has been on the state Editor: sector or failing area has usually not most things. If the next administra- the bantering of a few people ragging on Mr. Republican executive committee for the If I sounded harsh in my original letter tipped the nation into a depression tion delivered lower oil prices and Devenish for his opinion of the paper. past five years. Scott is very well known in to the editor, it’s because I speak from per- or even done much damage outside kept mortgage rates from rising, Unfortunately, it sounds like the news- this state and across the country by all who sonal experience. I used to starve myself that area. than most of us would stop worry- paper hit its mark in sparking interest, not are involved in the political process. until I was skin and bones. I used to exer- As a country we’ve weathered the ing and begin feeling optimistic. for true news but for inciting controversy. In fact his Web site (www.scottbrad- cise until my body ached. I was so worried bursting of the Internet stock bubble, Instead of political hacks whose My suggestion to those who read the paper, leyforsenate.com) was just selected to be about the way I looked in high school and giant corporate scandals like Enron economic policy consists of telling actually read it then make your comments. inducted into the United States Library of college that I hardly learned anything of that devastated countless people’s us how great the economy is, we If the newspaper wants controversy, then Congress archives. The Library of Congress importance. With so many people focusing retirement funds and the saving and need leaders who actually deliver a lets hire myself or better yet Mr. Devenish preserves the nation’s cultural artifacts and on super models and celebrities, it’s hard to loan scandals of the 1980s. We’ve strong economy. You can’t fill your to give his opinion on something else and provides enduring access to them. It col- see through all the glitz and glamour. I don’t waited out economically incompetent car with a press release about lower people out there can get upset about it and lects and preserves those materials of his- want my children to head in that direction. presidents (Jimmy Carter and the first gas prices, but I’d drive a long way write back. Jerry: what is your opinion of torical importance to the Congress and to I believe that the point of my letter was George Bush come to mind) and have to vote for the guy who actually the Jon Benet Ramsey case, or better yet, the American people. He is the best man to lost because of a few poorly chosen sen- survived more ridiculous economic delivers them. something closer to home like the Elizabeth represent our state and we would do well to tences on my part. I was simply trying to policies from Congress than bad Daniel B. Kline’s book, “50 Smart case? songs on a best of David Hasselhoff Things Every Guy Should Know look him up and consider casting our votes for him. If Congress was so impressed with Samantha Carson album. How To Do,” is available in book Tooele SEE LETTERS ON A7 Still, while the economy has shown stores everywhere. He can be him to archive his Web site for all to see that, much like Charlie Sheen, it pros- reached at [email protected]. because they felt it is of great “importance pers no matter how many bad things An archive of his columns can be to the American people”, then we need to LETTER RULES happen to it, our current situation found at www.notastep.com. see why. Kirk Pearson The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the Lake Point author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual Cops above speed laws? circumstances at the editor’s discretion. Editor: All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long I’m glad to see that the speed limit on are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- SR-36 will be increased shortly. However, A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 I’m wondering how that will work out in Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. regards to the various law enforcement offi- 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 cers who currently exceed the speed limits 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor themselves. Ever since the improvements For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY September 5, 2006 A7 Tax reforms needed Tobacco experimentation at all-time low Report shows rate of children exposed to SHS populations and in some racial own smoking. for successful future in their homes decreased from and ethnic minority groups. Every year Utah incurs more 9.2 percent in 2001 to 4.7 per- More than 200,000 Utahns than $530 million in smoking- anti-tobacco cent in 2004/2005. Tooele County ur state has been dis- continue to use tobacco. related medical and productivity has gone a step further in reduc- cussing ways to modern- Tobacco use is the leading costs. effort working ing SHS exposure to youth by ize our antiquated tax GUEST OPINION preventable cause of death in The annual report can be O adopting an outdoor ordinance, system for several years. These in Tooele County the U.S., and more than 1,100 found online at www.tobacco- discussions by tax advisors, by Jon Huntsman, Jr. no smoking except in designat- Utah Governor Utahns die as a result of their freeutah.org. legislators and academics have The percentage of high school ed areas at outdoor events at led to a number of substan- students reporting they had tried Deseret Peak. tive changes to the sales tax the all important area of job cigarettes reached a historic low “We are very encouraged by and the corporate income tax creation. in 2005. Only 25 percent of Utah’s the latest survey results of smok- systems. However, we have not Most critically, targeted tax teens have experimented with ing behavior in Utah,” Clausing yet passed significant individual reform will also enable us to smoking, compared to 48.8 per- added, “but we can’t sit back and income tax reform. Now is the stabilize education funding in cent in 1991. The Utah Department think the work is done. The time for action. our State. The dynamic effects of Health’s (UDOH) 2006 Utah tobacco industry spends approxi- Despite agreements during of targeted tax changes result Tobacco Prevention and Control mately $63.7 million each year to in stronger economic growth market and advertise its danger- the 2006 General Session to Program (TPCP) Annual Report �� implement broad tax reform, and more stable income tax published today, also shows the ous tobacco products in Utah. A � the income tax portion, and revenues, strengthening funding youth smoking rate has decreased long-term commitment to tobac- �� the $70 million committed to for public education, our most 38 percent since 1999 and con- co control is crucial to continue �� it, remained unsettled when important expenditure tinues to be the lowest in the to save lives and reduce smoking- the session ended. We are dedi- We are considering a country. Tooele County Health related costs.” cated to giving Utah taxpayers September special session to Department reports 10 percent of Kim Clausing cited additional �� meaningful tax reform and the enact tax reform, which will youth smoke. public health challenges in the �� dual individual income tax sys- provide immediate relief in “Utah’s TRUTH campaign tobacco prevention and control this tax year with expanded tem proposal is the culmination effort is successfully reducing arena: �� of this process. tax brackets and the introduc- tobacco use among Utah’s teens Adult smoking rate in Tooele Under the dual tax proposal, tion of a flat tax system in the through local school and commu- County of 16.9 percent is still �� each taxpayer can choose to next tax season. This session nity-based prevention programs, a above the State average below �� remain under the current tax would also consider a .25 per- high profile media campaign, and 12 percent. cent sales tax increase option system, with all the current efforts to enhance tobacco poli- Tobacco use remains almost as �� deductions, credits, and exemp- for transportation projects in cies to help youth stay tobacco high as national figures in Utah’s tions or choose a flat tax rate of Salt Lake County to be placed free,” says Kim Clausing, Tobacco low income and less educated �� about 5.3 percent on adjusted on the November ballot, giving Prevention Coordinator at Tooele �� voters a voice on this important gross income. This will provide County Health Department. “Our �� a means for giving targeted tax issue. local health department and local relief while ensuring that no Without targeted tax reform law enforcement name have done �� one sees tax increases. we will fall behind our regional a tremendous job reducing youth’s �� Utah’s individual income tax neighbors as firms decide to access to tobacco through retailer go to states with more favor- system is in need of reform in education and compliance checks �� order for our state to remain able tax climates. The dual tax as well. Insert data here.” competitive both regionally system provides a means to Recall of the statewide The �� and nationally. In the last year institute meaningful tax reform, TRUTH anti-tobacco ads was �� alone, 20 states have lowered targeted tax reductions, and exceptionally high, with 98 per- �� their personal income taxes for across-the-board tax relief to all cent of youth ages 13 through purposes of economic expan- taxpayers in the State of Utah. 17 reporting they had seen or �� sion. If we do not join those It is time for our state to heard the ads in the past month. �� ranks, we increasingly will find prepare itself for the realities of A recent national study of state- the 21st Century. ourselves at a disadvantage in funded anti-tobacco media cam- �� paigns found Utah’s The TRUTH campaign reached youth more �� affected hundreds of thousands of frequently than any other cam- Letters our children. paign in the study. Clausing said �� ongoing exposure to The TRUTH continued from page A6 Autism is a devastating disorder �� and we see very little from our messages is crucial for maintain- say that our children should be federal health agencies concerning the downward trend in youth �� more focused on intelligence and ing autism except to say that the smoking. �� self confidence than the way they explosion in numbers isn’t a real The annual report highlights look. I believe that most parents increase. They tell us that these the accomplishments of the would agree with me on that. autistic children have always been UDOH’s TPCP and its many part- Beauty only lasts so long, knowl- here, we just didn’t recognize their ners including the Tooele County edge lasts forever! problem as autism. Officially, they Health Department. The state- I hope Keysha believes me when say it’s all due to “better diagnos- wide program, funded through I say I’m truly sorry for hurting ing and greater awareness” on Tobacco Master Settlement you and your family. I admire your the part of doctors. The one thing Agreement (MSA) and Cigarette opinion and believe you are a very they’re adamant about is that all Tax Restricted Accounts, also good mother. I can’t say I regret the autism is not connected to produced what I did. Because if I saved one the coincidental increase in mercu- significant results in adult little girl from going through the ry-containing vaccines in the child- smoking cessation, exposure to “beauty crisis” that I went through hood schedule since the late 1980s. secondhand smoke and reduc- — then losing my job (which I They are usually given the last ing smoking among pregnant chose to leave, in defense of my word by members of the press who women. ex-bosses), some of my friends, continually report that studies from The report shows that adult and a little of my dignity was well the Centers for Disease Control smoking has decreased 17 per- worth it! “show no link between vaccines cent since 1999, twice the rate If I did take anything away from with mercury and autism.” No one of the rest of the US. In 2005, 80 this experience, it’s that friends seems to notice that these are the percent of Utah adult smokers come and go, but family is forever. people with everything at stake in reported they wanted to quit and To my family, I appreciate all of denying a connection between vac- 60 percent tried to quit for at least your unconditional love and sup- cines and autism. They approved, one day. Since the late 1990s, port throughout my life. I just hope mandated and vigorously promoted the estimated age-adjusted adult that in my lifetime I can return vaccines with mercury. It’s highly smoking rate in Tooele County the love you’ve shown me. To my unlikely they’d admit due to com- decreased by 15 percent. husband, there are no words to plete oversight failure, a generation The demand for quit services describe how in love with you I of children has been exposed to a remains high statewide. During the am. You are the best man I know! deadly neurotoxin with disastrous 2006 fiscal year more than 10,000 You’ve saved me from myself more results. Utah tobacco users enrolled in times than I can count. The polio epidemic of the 1950s UDOH-sponsored free or low- �� I try not to regret any of the affected approximately one in cost tobacco cessation services, 242 of those were Tooele County �� decisions I make in my life. I just 3,000 Americans and that was a try to learn from my experiences. national crisis on every front page. Residents. This is due in part I thank everyone who supported Autism affects far greater numbers, to the high visibility of the adult my opinion. I also thank those yet is hardly noticed — for now. The TRUTH campaign messages who didn’t because you forced me While polio was a terrible disease that encourage quit attempts and and some people even died, most inform about quit services. The T Minus 5 out of my comfort zone. Thank you Tooele Transcript-Bulletin recovered and went on to lead pro- annual report shows 97 percent for allowing the people of Tooele ductive lives. I had an aunt and a of adult smokers reported seeing �� County to voice there opinions. cousin who both had polio, recov- campaign ads in the past month. Opinions are simply a personal ered, married and held jobs. The Eighty-nine percent were aware view. I support anyone who feels same won’t be true of the victims of the Utah Tobacco Quit Line �� the need to voice their opinion, of the autism epidemic. and 69 percent reported knowing but I advise them to choose their Right now, 80 percent of autistic about Utah’s online quit service, words carefully. Thank you. Americans are under the age of 18. Utah QuitNet. Fewer pregnant women are Jennifer Sanders The day is fast approaching when smoking as well, with a 23 per- Grantsville these autistic children will become adults and be on disability for life. cent drop between 1999 and 2004. Can you possible imagine what The risk of smoking during preg- Autism an epidemic it’s going to do to the economy nancy varies by age and educa- Editor: when one in every 166 18 year olds tion. Pregnant teens and women I read your article about chil- applies for Social Security because with a high school education or dren with autism and while I think of autism? The price tag for a life- less continue to report smoking any mention of autism is good for time of care for the generation of rates of 10 percent or higher. increasing awareness, I marvel that autistic Americans is estimated in The campaign to reduce non- I can find news reports every day the trillions of dollars. smoker’s exposure to secondhand in the press citing an autism rate Anne McElroy Dachel smoke has been particularly suc- of one in every 166 children and Chippewa Falls, Wis. cessful. Children’s exposure to it’s just said in passing. Anything secondhand smoke in homes has as debilitating as autism affecting fallen by 53 percent since 2001 �� one in every 166 children should and more Utahns have adopted �� be cause for a national alarm. Even Something household rules barring smok- more frightening is the fact that the On Your ing in homes. Since 2005 more autism rate for boys is four times than 2,500 additional multi-hous- that for girls, leaving one in every Mind? ing units became smoke free, and 80 boys with autism today. Just 20 since 2003 fewer Utahns report FREE Entertainment years ago, only one in 10,000 chil- worksite exposure to second- dren in the U.S. had autism. Imag- hand smoke. It is anticipated ine that you were reporting that that even fewer people will be �� one in every 166 children were exposed to secondhand smoke developing blindness. Wouldn’t a Write a letter to the Editor! as amendments to the 2006 Utah big part of the article be about the P.O. Box 390 Indoor Clean Air Act eventually �� cause of the crisis? Why don’t we Tooele, UT 84074 phase out smoking in taverns, pri- see this with autism? We seriously [email protected] vate clubs and other previously �� need to demand to know what has exempt venues. The estimated A8 TUESDAY September 5, 2006

OBITUARIES

Tammy Jean Tina Rene Evans Lorraine Johnson

(Christensen) Tina Rene Evans was taken Hansen Matthews from us tragically on Aug. 30, Brown 2006, in Tooele, Utah. She was Lorraine Johnson Hansen born Oct. 22, 1963, in Casper, Matthews, age 76, passed away Tammy Jean (Christensen) Wyo. She graduated from Sept. 3, 2006, in Tooele, Utah, Brown, 48, died Aug. 31, 2006, Natrona County High School in due to natural causes. Lorraine in Salt Lake City from compli- 1982 and has several associate was born in Grantsville, Utah, on cations following surgery, after degrees, just passing her real Oct. 5, 1929, to McCoy and Alice many years of illness. She was estate tests. She was looking Johnson. She was a graduate of born Dec. 29, 1957, in Murray, forward to a new and better life Grantsville High School where Utah, to James O. and Laura for herself and her children. she was an active student sup- Jean Christensen. She married Her hobbies were horses, porter of the school. She mar- Jeffery Brown on April 5, 1976. sewing, tole painting, exotic ried LaVar J. Hansen on Sept. Tammy loved to work with birds and especially flower gar- 16, 1948, later solemnized in the her hands in the garden or in the Tammy Jean (Christensen) Brown dening. Her favorite color was Tina Rene Evans Logan Temple. He passed away kitchen. She loved to bottle or purple. As a baby her moth- in 1971. She married Lawrence put up fruit every year. She par- Laura Jean Christensen; sis- er called her, her Teeny Tiny (Tiggs) Matthews on Feb. 25, Lorraine Johnson Hansen Matthews ticularly loved to make wonder- ters Debbie (Terry) Seddell, Tina and was carried on by a A private Memorial Service 1978; he passed away on May ful jam and candy at Christmas Laurie (Ron) Holland; brother cousin to this day. Many of her was held on Saturday, Sept. 2, 5,1990. that she would share with every- Lorraine will be greatly president and as a ward Relief Terry (Debbie) Christensen; and high school friends called her 2006, at Tate Funeral Home one. Tammy sewed for years in a missed by her family and friends. Society president on several numerous nieces and nephews. Teeny Bopper. She is survived in Tooele for family and close drapery factory and later shared She was an eternal optimist occasions. She was preceded in death by by her three children, Kyle, friends. Our beloved daughter, her talent for sewing making and brought a ray of sunshine Lorraine is survived by her her father, James O. Christensen; 17, Ashley, 15, and Jason, 8, of mother, sister and friend, we blankets for family and friends. Tooele; father Everett Evans of will miss your beautiful and into the lives of all she met. five children, David (Lisa), Tammy was a wonderful grandparents, George W. and She possessed and refined the Richard (Lee Ann), Laurie, Gary Rozella (Anderson) Christensen Casper; mother, Earlene Evans, ever present smile and gleeful daughter, wife, sister and friend of Cascade, Idaho; brothers, laugh. Our joy is that you are talent to make others always (Marilyn), Rosemary (Steve); and Jack and Bernice (Sessions) and would give the shirt off her Rick of Cascade, Randie and with Jesus. In lieu of flowers, feel comfortable. Lorraine was two brothers, Charles (Sue), and Brown. back to help another. She was Ronnie of Casper; grandfather a memorial fund has been set the consummate peacemaker. Larry (Karen); and two sisters, Funeral services will be held especially a friend to the elderly. Earl Babb of Grand Junction, up for the surviving children Through her many trials of life Bernadine Nelson (Johnny) and She had a very big heart and on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 12 Colo.; grandmother Elaine Ross under Tina Evans at the Tooele she maintained a determination Betty Lou Williams (Bob). She would spend hours lifting the p.m. at Tooele 29th Ward 583 N. of Casper; and numerous aunts, Federal Credit Union P.O. Box to remain positive. will be sorely missed by her spirits and burdens of others. 270 East, Tooele, Utah. Viewing uncles and cousins. 720, Tooele, Utah 84074. Lorraine was an accomplished 20 grandchildren and five great- She will be greatly missed. 10:30-11:30 a.m. Interment seamstress and produced hun- grandchildren who affectionate- She is survived by her hus- Memorial Estates, Redwood dreds of costumes and gowns ly call her “Grandma Rainey.” band, Jeffery Brown; mother, Road. for community plays, cheerlead- Funeral Services will be held ers, weddings and important Thursday, Sept. 7, 1 p.m. at the Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Tana Messersmith community events. She was Grantsville Fifth Ward (115 E. a member of The Church of Cherry St., Grantsville). Friends Nielson Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and family can visit at the church �� serving in numerous callings prior to the service from 11:30 �� 1956 - 2006 throughout her life including a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Interment in �� Grantsville Stake Relief Society the Grantsville City Cemetery. �� In every crowd there has to be �� that one person who is stable, �� well grounded, strong and puts Bruce Sagers �� the cares of others before her �� own. That was Tana. She was a Husband and sweetheart, �� fighter and even as cancer tried father, grandfather, great- �� to sap her strength, it couldn’t grandfather and brother, Bruce �� sap her spirit. Even while fight- Sagers passed from this mor- ing, she still maintained her fam- tal sphere on Monday, Sept. 4, �� ily. Her children, Melina, Elissa, 2006, and into the loving arms of Kirsten, Asa, Joshua and Ryan, Tana Messersmith Nielson his Heavenly Father. He entered �� were her greatest joy. She rev- this world in the small community of Pine Canyon, Utah, as �� eled in their accomplishments the love of her husband, Clayton. and thrived in their presence. She was his strength. the son of Robert Bruce, Jr. and �� She spent her life in their ser- As a child, she loved to play the Margaret Cameron Sagers on Jan. 8, 1923. vice. She was the backbone and piano and sing with her father, Gaylon Messersmith, who pre- After graduating from Tooele ceded her in death. She was his High School, he married the love joy. She was like a little mom to of his life, Mildred Hardman, on Bruce Sagers her brother, Blair Messersmith, May 10, 1941, in Preston, Idaho. and her sisters, Valyn Andrus Their union was later solem- (Glen), Marta Marshall (Brent), nized for time and eternity in spending time as a farmer. Vaneta Bodine (Bill) and Lisa the Salt Lake Temple. Bruce’s devotion to his fel- Pedersen (Scott). She would Bruce is survived by his loving lowmen was exemplified in his march them off to the swim- wife, Mildred; and his children, service to his church and com- ming pool or into another grand Janet (Hank) Medford, Douglas munity. Over the years, he was adventure. (Kari) Sagers, Jerald (Valery) called to serve in numerous She loved her mother, Joyce Sagers, Jeffery (Katrina) Sagers leadership capacities, includ- Messersmith, from whom she and Daren (Lisa) Sagers; adopting five years as bishop of the learned her love of books. She ed children, Lonny Parker and Lakeview Ward, seven years loved to read. Tana loved music Lucille Hatfield. Three of his as a North Tooele Stake high — she loved plays and musicals. children, Joan, Gregory and councilman and many years as Her favorite thing was when Stephen, were waiting for him president of the Lincoln Canyon her whole family would gath- when he left this earthly exis- Culinary Water System. Upon er around the piano and sing tence, and what great joy there retirement Bruce felt that his while she played. Tana loved to must have been at their heav- service to the Lord was not yet travel, but to her there was no enly reunion. Bruce’s posterity complete and in 1989 he and his place like home, and now she also includes 22 grandchildren eternal companion were called has been called to her heavenly and 28 great-grandchildren. to serve a LDS Mission to the home to serve the mission she Bruce retired from the Philippines. always wanted. International Smelting and Family members, friends and Tana loved to serve and Refining Plant as general plant neighbors may pay their final was a faithful member of The superintendent after toiling respects to Bruce at a viewing Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- there for 36 years. He then spent to be held Thursday, Sept. 7, at day Saints. She loved to attend six years working for the Tooele the Tate Mortuary 110 S. Main church, to feel the spirit of all County School District before Street, in Tooele, Utah, from her friends in the gospel. She beginning his retirement. In 6-8 p.m, and one hour prior to served in many capacities in the addition to his full-time employ- funeral services on Friday Sept. church, enjoying each oppor- ment, he was an active farmer, 8, which will begin at 11 a.m. tunity. Tana never prayed; she and loved tending the soil, nur- in the Tooele Utah South Stake talked with God and now she turing crops and raising live- Center, 1025 Southwest Drive, can hug his neck as she has stock. Next to spending time Tooele, Utah. always wanted. So we would with his family, he was happiest like to invite you to celebrate the life of this loving mother, wife, sister, daughter and choice Master Gardener classes daughter of God on Tuesday, Sept. 5 at a viewing from 6 to 8 p.m. at 8650 S. 220 East, Sandy, to start at USU extension Utah. There will also be a viewing held from 10 to 11 a.m., Sept. The first 10 weeks of the 20 6, followed by funeral services week Master Gardener class �� at 11 a.m. at the same address. work starts Oct. 4, 2006, and She will be missed, but her extends into January 2007. The legacy of service, love and kind- class meets Wednesday from 6:30 �� ness will live on forever. - 8:30 p.m. at the Tooele County Extension Office at 151 N. Main, �� We’ll miss you Tana, but we know you won’t be far from us. in the auditorium. The last 10 �� Until then, you will always have weeks of class work and additional monthly training sessions �� all of our love forever. Online condolences at www. will be held in the coming year. �� serenicare.com. This is an intensive, well- �� rounded horticulture course taught by Larry Sagers (Utah State �� University Extension Horticulture �� Specialist) and Linden Greenhalgh (Tooele County USU Agricultural �� Opinions Extension Agent) includes class- �� Shared Freely. es on soils, insect and disease (Yours and Ours.) control, vegetables, fruit trees, hours of Master Gardener ser- ornamental plants, weed con- vice activities. Those who do trol and irrigation. Cost for the not want to do volunteer time Open Forum course with volunteer time is may register and pay $235 for Every Tuesday $85. The course charge covers tuition. Class enrollment applica- �� many materials printed for Utah tions are available in the Tooele conditions. County Extension Office and will TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Master Gardeners must attend be accepted through Sept. 25. �� ULLETIN B the classes, complete an exami- Class size is limited, so respond nation and participate in 40 promptly. TUESDAY September 5, 2006 A9 Army cleverly utilized heliographs to fight Geronimo, Apaches he heli- generous breakfast, one judge ograph described the event as follows Twas a “When the meal was concluded WILLIAM EIMBECK & THE SUN WRITERS serious nov- we walked to the door of the Part Three elty back in dining tent and everybody the late 1800s stopped in a transport of admi- “Learning is its own exceeding great reward” and while ration. The vaporous cloud had William Hazlitt researching rolled away and the peaks and this topic I gorges to the east were bathed have come to in lambent sunshine. All the realize that colors of the rainbow seemed a lot of the Jaromy Jessop to play about the rugged sum- cutting edge GUEST COLUMNIST mits and in the depths of the Leaning Tree experimenta- chasms. We rushed to the west- tion with this ern side of the crest and saw apparatus Then & Now that a mighty vista had opened was done through the clouds and Ogden Farm in Utah. On lay revealed in all its beauty. We one occasion, the officers at could see the fields stretching Fort Douglas decided that they away far over to the lake, and would like to see if they could see the Salt waters all glistening Local Nursery send a heliographic signal at in the light of day”. night using large spotlights and What a gorgeous sight it must • Shade, focusing their beams on the have been. These peaks and reflective mirrors. trails are still accessible and a Ornamental The message was to be sent walk in the footsteps of William from the top of a building at the Eimbeck and the Sunwriters will & Specimen Fort down to the heliograph that give one the same satisfaction Evergreen Trees was positioned on the top of the as described above. Templeton Hotel on 100 South Jaromy D. Jessop grew up • Over 25 varieties in Salt Lake City. A newspaper in West Valley City where he of the day reported that “The The heliograph station atop Ogden Peak as it looked around 1888. attended Kearns High School If we don’t have searchlight was focused on the surrounding terrain with power- and earned his Eagle Scout about 9 miles east of Wendover heliograph at the Fort by a sys- ful field glasses. An article of the award while exploring the what you’re on I-80. Eimbeck was fascinated tem of shutters, the light was day stated “It was a faint repro- Utah Desert. A graduate of the with the Lake Bonneville bench opened and shut to make letters duction of the all seeing eye”. University of Utah with a B.S. looking for we marks in these mountains stat- or signs. Signal officers began Now, the Apaches had in geography, Jessop lives with ing “Wonderful beach lines can get it! to adjust their heliographs but nowhere to hide from the his family in Dugway and – regular and level as railroad owing to dense smoke from U.S. Cavalry. The same article works at Jacobs-Sverdrup. grades and in a perfect state of several chimneys, it was some described quite eloquently how e-mail: [email protected] preservation”. time before the rays could be Geronimo felt about these recent DELIVERY They passed through the pres- properly focused”. It is interest- developments. “Somehow when- ent day site of Wendover which ing to think about how the Salt ever the heliographs flashed, in 1887 was nothing more than AVAILABLE Lake and Tooele Valleys must there followed the soldiers on a few scrubby patches of salt have looked back in the 1800s. his trail, or met him when he brush and sage. They skirted the Sure the yards were well kept, thought he was secure. He felt west edge of the Salt Playa and the streets were wide, tree lined, as a thief does when an officer’s then camped just south of Blue and all of the houses had access eye is upon him.” The article Lake. His description of Blue to flowing water but it was not continued stating the reason Lake is interesting as well. “Salt as pretty as one might imagine, for Geronimo’s surrender was Lakes & Springs, carry wood especially in the winter time. All that “The Army had somehow and water with us and camp just of those homes had fireplaces reduced the sunlight to words south of springs. Marshes and and chimneys and the valley in and with them they would talk Mosquitos. This water is warm owner Jon Hogan those days must have been a from mountain top to mountain but not very brackish. It is safe very smoky place indeed. top over 80 miles apart”. to drink and is not salt enough Smoke notwithstanding, the The U.S. Calvary also to spoil its taste.” Once again, experiment was a smashing suc- employed the heliograph in the if you visit Blue Lake, make 493 W. 400 N. Tooele cess and the officers stayed on Black Hills of South Dakota sure to soak yourself in insect the roof all night, drinking spirits to track the movements of the 843-7675 repellant before you go because and sending signals back and Indians. The British Army in the while the area is unique and 882-4800 forth between the Fort and the Himalayas laid telegraph lines pretty, the moquitos are oppres- City. The soldiers and townsfolk to communicate from their base sive. were so taken with the helio- camp to outlying posts. The Eimbeck and his crew then graph signals that were sent by natives were at first mystified night that it was decided that moved south to roughly the and terrified by the voice on the point where the present-day there would be a grand celebra- wire, but they soon realized that tion and heliographic party out road to Gold Hill leaves the with a simple axe they could at Saltair. A special train was paved Ibapah road and heads quickly silence this voice. Once chartered and the command- east. They camped for a night at the lines were destroyed, the ing general of Fort Douglas, his this spot on the banks of Deep British used the heliograph to entourage, and many dignitar- Creek. The next day they made communicate to the astonish- ies and citizens from Salt Lake their way down to Ibapah and ment of the American Indians. packed the train and headed for camped near the post office Back in Utah, William a night of dancing, drinking, and of that settlement. These men Eimbeck was sent by the U.S. heliographing out at the famous then spent considerable time Coast and Geodetic Survey out resort. A heliograph was set and effort building roads and to the Western United States up above the Grand Pavilion at trails up both Granite Creek on to complete the triangulation �� Saltair and once again, a helio- the east and from the Queen survey of the 39th Parallel. The graph was set up on top of the of Sheba Mine area on the principal summits occupied in Hotel Templeton in downtown west side of the Deep Creeks �� Utah and Eastern Nevada to � Salt Lake. to the high open pass between �� facilitate this work were Mount �� Again, the sky was smoky and 11,650-foot Red Mountain and � Ogden, Pilot Peak, Deseret �� there was much trouble send- 12,089-foot Ibapah Peak. From � Peak, Ibapah Peak, Mount �� ing a signal. Finally, the first this point they constructed a � Nebo, Wheeler Peak and Mount �� signal came in to Saltair from good pack trail up the summit � Belknap in the Tushar Range. �� the Templeton “Hotel Templeton cone of Ibapah Peak that is still � Eimbeck operated an office out to Saltair – we send compli- in good repair to this day. You of the Templeton Hotel in Salt ments to you. This is the worst can also see evidence of the old �� Lake City and his team with all night we have seen in Salt Lake dugouts and the campsite in their associated equipment left Valley for heliographing. Smoke Red Mountain Pass at about the �� for Ogden and the railroad in Old Dominion cigarettes and 10,000-foot level. early summer of 1887. They took �� the mistakes we make will be Eimbeck named the two high- the train west from Ogden to forgotten”. Saltair’s operator est peaks of Red Mountain, Red �� a point just across the Nevada replied saying that all present Chief and Red Squaw, but these � �� border called Tecoma. From this did in fact smoke Old Dominion names have fallen from more � �� point, he supervised construc- cigarettes. recent maps. Once the work on � �� tion of a road south, around the After the military men had Ibapah Peak was complete, all northern end of the Pilot Range �� had a good time with tinker- of the equipment was loaded to the vicinity of Donner Spring � �� ing with the apparatus, they onto mules and wagons and on the eastern flank of that �� did what the military always the party returned to Salt Lake mountain. does and they put it to work as City via the old Pony Express � �� Upon their arrival, Eimbeck a tool in war. In the late 1880s road. Eimbeck described the � �� and his crew constructed a trail Geronimo and the Apaches road and desert stating that �� to the summit of Pilot Peak. were down in Arizona and New the country was as bleak and � �� On its summit they built sev- Mexico. The Army was to have desolate as can be imagined. eral rock buildings to protect an extremely hard time follow- He also stated that at this time �� the instruments while they ing his movements and suffered (1887) there were still 3 of the �� conducted their observations. �� many casualties by ambush as old Pony Express and Overland Eimbeck stated that the work a result. The Apaches would Stage Stations open along the took much longer than expected strike and then disappear like route and in his words, “These due to the rocky and inacces- ghost soldiers. A new ghost, the stations greatly facilitated the sible character of the peak. I Heliograph, was about to put an crossing of this inhospitable can vouch for his description as end to the uprising and cause desert.” I have climbed in the Pilot Peak Geronimo to surrender. In 1888, Eimbeck and his rock slides on several occasions The commander in the field, team built trails to the top of and I assure you that the novelty General Miles, requested helio- Mount Ogden from the Snow wears off very quickly. graph support from the signal Basin side and from the Ogden When the work was com- corps because the Indians could side. Their main camp was pleted on top of Pilot Peak, easily destroy the telegraph located in the saddle just south Eimbeck and his crew broke poles and lines, thus thwarting of the peak. There were numer- camp and began their ardu- the U.S. Army’s communica- ous tents and several rock ous trek 148 miles, almost tions. The signal corps respond- structures but unlike Pilot and �� due south, to the Deep Creek ed and began training up teams Ibapah peaks where there are Mountains and Ibapah Peak. �� of enlisted men to be heliogra- considerable remains of these Eimbeck’s maps and descrip- �� phers. These troops then set up structures, as of 2002 when I tions give us one of the earli- a heliographic line from Lake last climbed Mount Ogden, there est detailed glimpses of the Valley, N.M., to Mubas, Ariz., is nothing left on its summit to extreme western portion of a distance of 420 miles. These suggest their presence. Local �� Tooele County. Eimbeck passed teams consisting of 2-4 opera- newspapers of the day talked through the Silver Island Range tors and their necessary guards of how dignitaries from the City �� in approximately the same place accomplished this by occupy- of Ogden took a camping trip that Captain Howard Stansbury �� ing heliograph stations on the up the Eimbecks camp on mule did many years before in 1849. highest peaks along the line. back and that they were well This low point in the range is � �� Lookout men then swept the entertained while there. After a plainly visible from the rest stop A10 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 Sports

From The Sidelines Cowboys ride to decisive victory Athletic fans have by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR interesting plate of Grantsville didn’t win its first football game of the season last fall until sports this weekend week six when the Region 11 campaign began. The Cowboys weren’t about to let it ith Labor happen again. Day weekend Grantsville parlayed a sensational behind us, it team effort on Friday to record its first Wsignifies the triumph of the 2006 season when the conclusion of summer. Cowboys romped for a decisive 38-21 Although nights are cooler triumph over Uintah Friday at GHS. and daylight hours shorter, Ryan Butler turned in his second- there are quite a few straight monster performance on the reasons for athletic fanat- ground with 209 yards on 28 carries ics not to go into a deep and a pair of touchdown gallops and depression. Nick Drake Craig Harrison ran for one and threw Indeed, sports fans now SPORTS EDITOR for another to Michael Copeland have the opportunity to to trigger the easy triumph. In fact, have their plates full with Copeland hooked up with Harrison huge helpings of sports entrees. for a 65-yard scoring bomb in the third Beginning locally, all four of Utah’s major period and sprinted for a dazzling 86- colleges will take to the gridiron this weekend, yard kickoff return for a touchdown to three of which are at home. ice the triumph for the Cowboys. Saturday Northern Arizona ventures to Salt Michael Watson also delivered an Lake City to take on the University of Utah at outstanding 24-yard scoring scamper Rice Eccles Stadium. The Utes already lost to in the third period to boost the host’s UCLA last weekend and need a victory to level lead from 12-7 at intermission to an their record before hitting the road to Logan 18-7 advantage and give Grantsville a next week to play intra-state rival Utah State little breathing room. University in a very dangerous road game. The Cowboy offensive line of Meanwhile, Brigham Young University Jake Worthington, Degen Hill, Austin looks to regroup from a disappointing loss Kennedy, Willie Loakes, Jason Clark to Arizona last week when the Cougars host and Matt Skinner opened gaping holes Tulsa Saturday afternoon at LaVell Edwards for Butler and Watson all night and Stadium in Provo. provided excellent protection for Weber State University heads east to meet a photography/Troy Boman Harrison in the pocket. talented Arkansas squad Saturday. Tooele’s Trifon Gochis attempts to shed a Lehi defender in Friday’s game at THS. The Buffs rolled to a decisive 38-0 The defensive line of Loakes, Clark, In fact, there are more NCAA grid games triumph over the Pioneers to register their second win of the young 2006 season. Kennedy, Dalton Checketts, Hill, televised this weekend and ESPN is set to air a Worthington, Tyler Farr, Skinner and number of interesting pigskin affairs. Jace Hart also produced in the triumph Meanwhile, Friday night is the fourth week by winning the war in the trenches on of prep football. Tooele ventures to St. George defense for the Cowboys. to take on Pine View High while Grantsville Buffs roll past Pioneers, 38-0 The Cowboys cut the weeks in half hits the road to tangle with bitter rival Morgan. over last fall to produce their first tri- And, of course, the NFL regular season umph of the season. Grantsville now by Nick Drake dinator Billy Hunter really worked hard with the offensive hits full stride this weekend with the regular ventures to Morgan Friday to tangle group this week and it showed. We didn’t have any turnovers season opener set Thursday night when the SPORTS EDITOR with their long time bitter rival Trojans and we were really clicking on all cylinders. Defensively, we defending champion Pittsburgh Steelers host Lehi has a number of talented and speedy weapons. at 7 p.m. in non-league action. got another shutout. We were really flying to the football all the Miami Dolphins. No matter what happened So Tooele wasn’t about to take the Pioneers too lightly Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward night. We had a lot of really good hits. It was a just a good a year ago — all the teams start at the same when the Utah County school hit town for Friday’s non- said he was pleased with his team’s night all-around. It was a good victory.” place in the standings. league affair. overall performance. There are also 13 more regular season But after the Buffs produced points on its only four pos- Tooele 38 - Lehi 0 “I was pleased,” he noted. games slated for Sunday and even a sessions of the first half, the game was quickly iced for the The Buffs rolled to a decisive preseason triumph Friday “Obviously, you have to love the end doubleheader game on Monday to feature the talent-laden Tooele gridiron squad as the hosts cruised to a over the visiting Pioneers at THS. results. More importantly I really liked switch to ESPN on Monday Night Football. decisive 38-0 triumph. Tooele didn’t waste any time seizing command of the our second half, third quarter espe- It’s always fun to root for your team and Zac Clausing and Dorian Cochran recorded two touch- contest. cially. I was frustrated at half time. We root against the squad that you hate. downs each and Nic Gochis added another to spearhead the The Buff defense held the Pioneers short of the first-down were up 12-7 but we weren’t playing But that’s not all. The major league baseball decisive preseason triumph over the Pioneers. marker on fourth down near midfield on Lehi’s first drive of great. We shot ourselves in the foot a pennant races are really heating up as teams Tooele also racked up over 300 yards rushing on the night the game to gain valuable field position right from the start. couple of times in the first half. Then jockey for playoff positioning. For tennis fans, and tallied over 400 yards in total offense against the porous Tooele marched 48 yards in only seven plays to build a at half-time we made the necessary Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova will be Pioneer defense. lead it would never relinquish. Zach Mikesell fired a 23-yard adjustments. Give credit to our coach- slugging it out this week in New York during Tooele will receive a tough test Friday when the Buffs toss to Dorian Cochran and a Lehi personal foul on the ing staff. We challenged the kids and the final week of U.S. Open action in the Big venture to St. George to tangle with ranked Pine View at 7 play marched the gain an additional 15 yards. Trifon Gochis they responded. Apple. p.m. in another non-league test. sprinted for a 13-yard run, Cochran tacked on four yards and “They came out and just dominated So don’t be so blue. Even though the Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said his team came out emo- Nick Terry plowed for a yard as well. Zac Clausing bolted the third quarter and early in the summer will be officially over soon — there tional and fired up for the talented Pioneers right from the the remaining two yards and Trevor Black drilled the PAT to fourth,” he added. “It was a very timely will still be a reason to live for true sports very start of the game. give Tooele a quick 7-0 cushion with 6:31 left in the opening win. We needed it. It gives us the shot fans. “Our kids came to play,” he noted. “They really came to session. in the arm we needed and gets us the This weekend, all Utah sports fans can play. Lehi wasn’t ready and we were. We played a complete Lehi attempted to answer the Buff score. The Pioneers confidence and momentum needed relish in a deluge of different sports and local game. The happiest thing was where we had the goal line drove 46 yards in 13 plays to move the pigskin into Tooele headed into region not too far off. I teams to cheer on this weekend. stand late in the game. That was big because the kids were territory. However, the Buffs stiffened on outstanding tack- thought the difference was that we See, just because summer is coming to a still playing hard. They finished the game. les by Nic Gochis, Dan Goode, Ben Leaaetoa, Jacob Foster won the trenches. Our offensive and screeching halt doesn’t mean that life is over “It is a good group to coach,” he added. “They listen to and Josh Banford to stymie the Pioneers and give the ball defensive lines were much improved as we know it. Look at it as just the beginning coaches and do the little things that make coaching more of something special. enjoyable. They deserve this. Everything we called was SEE ROLL PAGE A11 SEE RIDE PAGE A11 working. Our offense executed really well. Offensive coor- Tigers set pace in region links; Sports Wrap GHS 4th, Buffs 5th in 2nd match Fall flag football set by Nick Drake and Logan’s Jing Kim tied for The Deseret Peak Complex and Tooele SPORTS EDITOR 12th place with an 82 each County has scheduled an Adults 7-on-7 Fall Ogden continues to set the while Ogden’s Zach Larson Flag Football League. pace in the Region 11 golf and Grantsville’s Tannyer Hale The league begins Sept. 16 and entry ranks, but just barely. recorded an 84 and 85, respec- fee is $225 per team. Referees are also The Tigers managed to hold tively, to finish in 14th and 15th needed. off runner-up Logan by a mere place in the overall individual For more information contact Jeff stroke, 317 to 318, to carve standings for the meet. Newton at 241-0057. out another first-place finish Robin Butz completed the in the league golf match Aug. team scoring for Grantsville Ryan Holt aces Overlake 24 at Logan City Golf Course. with an 89. Travis Williams Tooele’s Ryan Holt fired a hole-in-one Bear River grabbed third place (102), Devin Reed (104), Mark Thursday at the Links at Overlake Golf in the team standings at 327 White (106) and Taylor Clark Course. and Grantsville garnered fourth (119) also represented the The local linkster aced the 178-yard 12th place with a 337. Tooele took Cowboy squad at the meet as hole with a 7-iron. fifth place at 346 and Ben well. Brady Christensen witnessed the rare Lomond earned sixth place Matt Medina logged an 87 to shot. with a last place 412. join Palmer in the team scoring Cowgirls, Lady Buff soccer Ogden’s Jack Berger paced while Buff teammates Jake Holt all individual linksters in the and Parker Alleman rounded falls in league debut match with a 75 while Logan’s out the team tally with an 89 Grantsville and Tooele began their Tyler Oldham and Bear River’s each. Darren Stone (91), Coby Region 11 girls soccer season Thursday Kyle Hansen tied for runner-up Holm (95), Tyler Abarca (100) with league affairs on the road. honors with a 76 each, just one and NIck Ross (106) also com- The Cowgirls played well in the first half stroke off the winning pace. peted for Tooele in the league but struggled in the second and dropped a Ogden’s Patrick Smith bat- match. 6-0 setback at Garland against Bear River. tled to a fourth-place finish The league rivals also Meanwhile, the Lady Buffs trailed 5-0 with a 78 while Tiger teammate competed in a region match at intermission and lost a 6-0 decision to Layne Wilde, Logan duo Andy Thursday at Skyway Golf Ogden on the Lady Tigers’ home field. Dahl and Mark Hopkins and Course in Garland. Results on The two teams take time off to prepare Bear River’s Colten Holden all the match will be published in for region affairs Thursday. Tooele hits tied for fifth place with identi- a future edition. the road to Logan to tangle with the Lady cal 80s. The Region 11 teams are set Grizzlies while Grantsville returns home to Grantsville’s Bru Painter fired to compete in the next league host Ogden in a league affair. Both matches a ninth-place 81 to tie Tooele’s match Thursday at Tooele’s are set to begin at 4 p.m. Sadie Palmer and Bear River’s home course, The Links at photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Matt Medina drives in a practice round at the Links at Overlake Golf Course Tyson Gardner. Overlake Golf Course, begin- last week. The Buffs are set to host the Region 11 match Thursday when the rest of the Grantsville’s Casey Williams ning at 2 p.m. region teams travel to the local course to battle for region supremacy. TUESDAY September 5, 2006 A11 Mustangs fall to Jays by one run

by Nick Drake of the opening session of the game. SPORTS EDITOR Mt. Vernon struck for a run in the bottom half Dugway hoped it could snap its losing streak at of the first frame when Jim Cordova reached on a four straight last Tuesday in Ogden. Mustang miscue, raced to second on a wild pitch However, the Jays exploded for three runs in the and darted home on a Juan Nieves single to cut the first frame and six more in the fifth and held on for a Dugway lead to 3-1 after one inning. slim one-run victory at home. However, the Mustangs struck again in the top of Dugway now falls to 2-8 on the year and sports a the second stanza and contined to pile up the runs. 0-2 league mark after Tintic registered a rare sweep Kartchner drew a one-out walk, stole second and on the Mustangs home field Aug. 25. raced to third on a passed ball. Cody Lundy drilled The Miners battled to 5-3 and 6-2 wins over the an RBI triple and scored on a Mt. Vernon miscue Mustangs in Dugway. to ignite the Dugway attack once again. James Dugway registered a pair of victories in the first and Edwards drew consecutive walks and Wilkins four games of the year, beating Mt. Vernon 20-2 Aug. pushed both runners into scoring position with a 8 and West Ridge Academy 10-6 Aug. 16. sacrifice bunt. James Dettle clubbed a two-run single However, the young Mustang squad has struggled and Sam Landis drew a walk to aid the rally and as of late, losing five consecutive games. Dugway led 7-0. After taking a small break, Dugway now resumes The Mustangs exploded for eight more runs in the top of the third to build a cozy 15-0 lead. action Wednesday with a road test at Intermountain Garrett Hensley clubbed a lead-off single to ignite Christian School at 2 p.m. The Mustangs also hit the the Mustangs and Dustin Kolb drew a walk. Jake road to Wendover Friday for a pivotal league double- Davis ripped a three-run home run to begin the out- header with the county neighbors at 2 p.m. burst and trigger the rally. Kartchner drew a walk Dugway 20 - Mt. Vernon 2 photography/Mike Anderson and Cody Lundy was hit by a pitch. James and Josh Grantsville attempts to block a Uintah punt in Friday’s game at GHS. The Cowboys recorded their first win The Mustangs scored early and often in the season Nelson both reached first on Mt. Vernon miscues. of the season over the Utes with a 38-21 triumph. Grantsville ventures to Morgan Friday to meet the rival debut Aug. 8 against Mt. Vernon in Salt Lake City. Nate Lundy and Hensley also reached on a Patriot Trojans in another non-league affair at 7 p.m. Morgyn Kartchner reached on a Patriot miscue to errors to push home runs and give Dugway a double open the game and Dakota Woolett followed with a digit advantage. sacrifice bunt. Kartchner stole third and scored on a Nelson, Matt Mason, Kolb and Nate Lundy all drew six, nine, five, seven, six and four yards and Michael Cody Lundy single to aid the early effort. Zach James walks to open the fourth and Davis ripped a two-run Ride Watson tacked on a run of four as well. Craig Harrison fired a 13-yard pass to Austin Killpack and a Wasatch reached on a fielder’s choice and Preston Edwards single to ignite the Mustangs’ charge. Kartchner and continued from page A10 belted a single to aid the Dugway attack. Landon Woolett also clubbed hits and Cody Lundy reached penalty moved the pigskin to the Wasp 21-yard line. Wilkins followed with an RBI single to stake the on a fielder’s choice. James also pounded a two-run over the past couple of weeks.” But an illegal procedure call and a quarterback sack Mustangs to a 3-0 edge headed into the bottom half safety to conclude the scoring in the affair. Coach Cloward also noted some impressive indi- by Wasp Trevor Lawton pushed the Cowboys out of vidual performances. scoring range and a 25-yard pass play by Harrison to “I thought Watson blocked his tail off,” he stated. Killpack fell nine yards short of the end zone to keep “Not only did he run well, I just thought he blocked the game a 7-0 affair at the break. Cowgirl netters battle past Pioneers incredibly. Watson was excellent in his lead blocking Wasatch padded the lead late in the third stanza, for Butler. We’ve really tried to get Michael Copeland after both teams made outstanding defensive stands by Nick Drake 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 triumph over Lehi’s preseason setback Aug. 24 at more involved in the offense and we were able to do on the first two possessions of the third period. The SPORTS EDITOR McCall Christensen at first singles Grantsville. that. He has big play potential and we were able to Wasps used a Woodruff to Clint Gerbach pass of 28 The lingering effects of a dis- to record the lone varsity singles Sky View’s Ginger Jenks battled utilize that. I thought Craig (Harrison) played great yards to move the ball into Cowboy territory. Then appointing setback to Sky View decision on the day. to a 6-4 triumph in the first set both ways and he did the little things necessary to Woodruff scrambled for a 35-yard scoring scamper didn’t last long for the Grantsville Meanwhile, Monica Aagard and before Cowgirl Lori Gallup had to be a successful quarterback like selling the fakes and with 1:45 left in the frame to extend the Wasatch High girls tennis team. Camille Christiansen combined default the remainder of the first making great reads in the option. He threw the ball lead to 14-0. In fact, the Lady Pioneers paid a forces to rip Lady Pioneer tandem single match due to an illness. really well. Ryan had another stellar performance The visitors tacked on another touchdown mid- dear price for meeting the Cowgirls Kelsey Christopherson and Brynn Lady Bobcat Tori Welsh fought to a which we expect every week.” way through the final period. Woodruff fired a 12- one match after their lopsided set- DeSpain, 6-1, 6-4 at first doubles. 6-0, 6-0 triumph over Grantsville’s A story on the scoring in game will be published yard scoring strike to Skyler Baumgartner with 7:31 back to the Lady Bobcats. The Cowgirl combo of Natalie Vanessa Hall at second singles and in a future edition. remaining to build a 21-0 cushion for the Wasps. The Grantsville registered a first Tripp and Whitney Hutchins Sky View’s Jenny Phillips grabbed Wasatch 21 - Grantsville 6 drive was marred by eight penalties combined by singles win and a pair of doubles joined together to claim a 7-5, 6-3 a tough 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 triumph over Both teams attempted to shake off the preseason both teams, including 30 yards in penalties by the victories to capture a 3-2 triumph win over Lehi duo Megan Lewis Cowgirl Ashley Goddard at third rust in the Aug. 18 endowment game between the Cowboys. over Lehi Wednesday on the Lady and Lindsay Simpson at second singles to complete the singles Cowboys and Wasps at Grantsville. Grantsville answered the Wasatch scoring march Pioneers’ home courts. doubles. sweep for the visitors. In fact, the game was marred by a combined 25 with its lone touchdown drive of the night. The Lori Gallup battled to a three Lehi’s Tessa Ratliff battled to a 6- In doubles play, Lady Bobcat flags for 245 yards in penalties. Each squad struggled Cowboys drove 62 yards in nine plays, culminated set decision while the two Cowgirl 1, 7-6 (11-9) win over Grantsville’s duo Megan Hansen and Melissa on offense in the early going and neither team could on Butler’s dazzling scoring run where the Cowboy doubles squads won in straight sets Vanessa Hall at second singles Daines claimed a 6-0, 7-6 (7-1) take advantage. senior broke through a pair of Wasp tacklers for the to complete the dual triumph. while Lady Pioneer teammate win over Cowgirl combo Monica But Wasatch caught the first break when a punt score. Harrison scrambled for runs of 16 and four The victory couldn’t have come Mikelle DeSpain fought to a 7-5, Aagard and Camille Christiansen pinned the Cowboys at their own one-yard line and and fired passes of eight yards to Garett Giles and at a better time after Grantsville 7-6 (7-4) triumph over Cowgirl at first doubles. Sky View tandem the Wasps forced Grantsville to punt the ball back to six yards to Butler. Wasatch was whistled for a pair suffered a 5-0 loss to Sky View just Ashley Goddard at third singles Megan Bodily and Jazmyn Maiden them with the goal line near the line of scrimmage. of costly penalties to aid the march as well. a few days earlier. for the lone host wins in varsity recorded a 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 win over Then, Jordan Wright hauled in a 34-yard punt and Wasatch recovered the on-sides kick and ran the Now, Grantsville is back on the play. Grantsville’s Natalie Tripp and dashed 18 yards to the Cowboy 18 to set up the visi- remaining 4:37 off the game clock to end the game. winning track to begin Region In junior varsity action, Elise Whitney Hutchins at second dou- tors first score of the game. Butler racked up 70 yards rushing on 14 attempts 11 action Wednesday when the Olney and Whitley Hill completes bles to complete the sweep. Jake Salazar bolted for seven yards on first down. and Harrison tallied 60 yards on 13 carries on the Cowgirls hit the road to meet singles victories for GHS while In JV play, Elise Olney logged However, the Wasps caught a huge break when a night. Butler rambled 14 yards for the Cowboys lone county neighbor Tooele in a league the doubles teams of Mandy a singles win for the Cowgirls costly penalty on second and 20 gave Wasatch a first score and spoiled the Wasps shutout bid. match at 3:30 p.m. Cummings-Kylie Jameson and while the team of Kylie Jameson down and Taylor Woodruff fired a 19-yard scoring Jason Clark, Willie Loakes and Butler paved the Grantsville 3 - Lehi 2 Breanne Bevan-Lora Reed earned and Lora Reed earned a doubles strike to Salazar to make the Cowboys pay dearly for way for the Cowboy defense with eight tackles each while Giles, Watson, Harrison, Michael Copeland, The Cowgirls recorded a wins as well. victory. the miscue. With 9:22 left until half-time, the Wasps Jake Worthington, Austin Kennedy, Ty Hamatake, doubles sweep and first singles In exhibition play, Bria Titmus In exhibition action, the doubles took a 7-0 edge. Matt Skinner, Tyler Farr and Dalton Barney regis- win to upend the Lady Pioneers claimed a triumph. squads of Lydsey Dale-Christine Grantsville attempted to answer the Wasp score tered multiple tackles for the Cowboy defense. Wednesday in Lehi. Sky View 5 - Grantsville 0 Mester and Presley Hall-McKell late in the second quarter. Butler bolted for runs of Gallup powered her way to a The Lady Bobcats handed Mouritsen each registered wins the Cowgirls a disappointing for GHS as well. boost in the third quarter with a tions. Cochran led the Buffs with Roll sensational 55-yard scoring scam- 98 yards rushing on eight car- continued from page A10 per to build a 31-0 cushion after ries while Nic Gochis tallied 77 Lady Buff netters fall to Trojans, 3-2 three periods expired. yards in only four attempts. Terry back to Tooele on downs. Cochran also tacked on a 52- recorded 73 yards rushing on nine by Nick Drake The Buffs quickly tacked on yard scoring bolt in the final frame attempts and Trifon Gochis tacked more points in just six plays to of the game. on 64 more yards on nine carries. SPORTS EDITOR Tooele also made an outstand- Clausing also chipped in with 28 Tooele looked to begin a win extend the margin to 14-0. Terry ing defensive stand near its goal yards on six attempts on the night streak Thursday when the Lady raced for a dazzling 12-yard run line in the final period to preserve and the two touchdown gallops. Buffs hosted former league rival and Cochran tacked on a six-yard the Buffs second-straight shutout. Jordon Biorge, David Duran, Morgan on their home tennis bolt. Trifon Gochis sprinted for The hosts racked up 344 yards Chisolm Woolley, Jordan Clemente courts. an 18-yard run and Terry added rushing on 45 carries on the night and Steven Shepard also carried However, the Lady Trojans four yards. Mikesell fired a 10-yard and added 91 yards through the the ball for the Buff gridiron squad captured third singles and both toss to Trifon Gochis and Clausing air on six of seven pass connec- as well on the night. varsity doubles contests to claim danced the final 11 yards on a a hard-fought 3-2 triumph over stellar run and Black smacked the Tooele in non-league action. PAT to stake the hosts to the two Lindsie Heder and Brooke Lund score lead with 11:30 remaining each garnered victories at first until intermission. Pet of the Week and second singles. Now, Tooele Cochran ignited the Buffs ensu- returns to action Wednesday when ing possession when the Buff the Lady Buffs begin Region 11 speedster dashed for 17 yards on action with a league dual with the first play from scrimmage and Grantsville at 3:30 p.m. at THS. tacked on a small run as well. Then, Mikesell lofted a flair to Morgan 3 - Tooele 2 Cochran in the flats and the Buff The Lady Trojans used their senior darted 39 yards to paydirt depth to register a third singles win to spot Tooele a 21-0 lead with and both doubles to claim a hard- 8:21 left until half-time. fought dual triumph Thursday at Tooele refused to budge on THS. defense as well. The Buffs par- Lindsie Heder fought to a 6- layed strong defensive play 4, 6-3 triumph over Morgan’s photography/Troy Boman Tooele’s Kenna Stewart prepares to smack a backhand volley in by Porter Hunt, Justin Brady, Chelsea Jensen at first singles to Banford, Nic Gochis, Mark Pratt, aid the Buff victory bid. Teammate a recent match at THS. The Lady Buffs dropped a 3-2 decision to Morgan Thursday in non-league action. Tooele begins Region 11 girls Cody Westover and Goode into Brooke Lund cruised to a tough another Lehi punt. three set win, 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 over tennis action Wednesday with a home match against county neighbor Grantsville at 3:30 p.m. Tooele drove 48 yards in 11 McKel Middleton to record a sec- plays to build a cozy 24-0 edge ond singles triumph as well. Lambert joined together to defeat with 40.5 seconds left in the first- However, Morgan’s Chelsi In exhibition action, the dou- Delta duo Dani Harris and Sutton half. Nic Gochis churned for a Schmid spoiled the Lady Buff bid bles squad of Amanda Dunn and Cropper, 6-0, 6-2, at first doubles. dazzling 32-yard run on the first for a triumph with a third singles Megan Bresee also registered a Tooele tandem Lacey Dimond and play from scrimmage but a penalty win over Jenny Jasper, 6-1, 6-3. victory. Kenna Stewart combined to reg- negated the stellar run. However, Lady Trojan combo Molly Miklas Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Tooele 5 - Delta 0 ister a second doubles win over Mikesell fired a 35-yard strike and Jaclyn Johansson combined required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. The Lady Buffs blanked the Lady Rabbit combo Shanell Skeem to Porter Hunt only to watch 10 forces to record a 6-2, 6-2 win Shelters are only required to hold animals for Lady Rabbits in a non-league dual and Heather Sutter, 6-0, 6-3. yards marched back on a Buff pen- over Lady Buff tandem Ava Van last Tuesday at home. In junior varsity play, Tess alty as well. Clausing ripped off a three days before they are euthanized. Zanten and Alyssa Lambert at first Lindsie Heder battled to Reggentin, Paige Dimond and 10-yard run and Terry sprinted For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals doubles. Marie Miles and Emilee a decisive 6-3, 6-3 victory over Heather Hollien all recorded sin- for a 17-yard run. Cochran tacked available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Jensen joined together to earn a 6- Delta’s Linda Haas at first singles victories while the doubles on a nine-yard bolt and Trifon 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville 1, 6-3 decision over Tooele’s Lacey Animal Shelter at 884-6881. gles while Lady Buff teammate squads of Stefania Neumann- Gochis added a four-yard run to Dimond and Kenna Stewart at sec- Brooke Lund garnered a second Richelle Johnson and Samantha aid the Buff scoring march. Nic ond doubles. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. singles win over Lady Rabbit foe Liddell-Amanda Dunn also logged Gochis dashed for a 12-yard run In junior varsity play, Heather Kaitlan Stanworth, 6-3, 6-1 as well. wins in a whitewash as well. before the drive bogged down and Hollien logged the lone Lady Buff Tooele’s Jenny Jasper completed Alyssa Bird and Dani Bennett Black drilled a 39-yard field goal Tooele Veterinary singles triumph while the Tooele the singles sweep with a third also posted exhibition singles tri- to extend the lead just before the tandem of Richelle Johnson and Clinic singles triumph over Delta’s Jill umphs while the doubles team of half-time horn. Alyssa Byrd claimed a doubles Judkins, 6-2, 6-3. Kenley Kolb and Megan Bresee The Buffs never looked back. 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 triumph. Ava Van Zanten and Alyssa also fought to a victory as well. Nic Gochis gave the Buffs a huge A12 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 Find Your Dream Home! TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ��

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photography / Troy Boman Fireworks and fanfare mark the end of the Grand American Rolex Series at Miller Motorsports Park this weekend. tion in the Grand Touring division taking the lead and holding it for four hours. Henzler received a penalty in the pits for taking off too early and drag- ging pit equipment along with him. As a result of that penalty, eventual-winner Andy Lally was bumped into first place. Lap 139 saw the caution flag come up because six hours of racing had produced debris at many spots, causing havoc at the corners. Many reflectors had to be replaced in preparation for the upcoming sunset. With only a little more than an hour to go, the race drivers had to deal with the glare of the sun setting over the west side of the valley. At lap 164, Hoover Orsi in the Crown Royal Special Reserve car and Stefan Johansson in the Citgo car col- lided at turn number one looking into the sunset. The collision caused two more cars to swerve off course to avoid causing a more serious accident. With the sun coming to a complete rest and with no race light- ing at the Miller Motorsports Park, drivers had to rely completely on their own cars head- lights and reflectors placed at each corner. With only 20 laps to go, Negri pulled ahead of McDowell and slightly extended his lead on each lap to earn his first victory of the season. Finishing up behind McDowell for third place in the Daytona Prototypes was Butch Leitzinger in the Howard Boss Motorsports car. Finishing behind Lally in the Grand Touring division for second was Robin Liddell for Tafel Racing with Tommy Kendall, racing for the Sigalsport BMW team, coming in closely behind.

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■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Farmers Market combines fresh food, nostalgia by Alleen Lang Kath Ith is one of the regulars CORRESPONDENT who have made the produce pur- Any number of things brings chased at the farmer’s market a reg- people to buy and sell at a farm- ular staple on their kitchen tables. er’s market. It may be nostalgia, a “I like fresh vegetables,” said Ith, desire to bond with the community, “I stop here every week.” a desire to connect to the earth, an The farmers market is overseen eye for a bargain, or simply a han- by the Utah State Extension ser- kering for the taste of fresh-from- vice Master Gardener’s program, the-garden food. said Karen Dupaix, a beekeeper “We are going to have bacon and overseeing a table filled with honey tomato sandwiches tonight,” said extracted from her Grantsville hive Elaine Burrola of Grantsville. the day before the market. Burrola, along with her husband In addition to jugs of fresh clover Ed, was among dozens of shop- honey, she offered plastic contain- pers filling hands, paper bags, even ers filled with comb honey and boxes full of farm fresh fruits and information about the sweet treat. vegetables at the Tooele Farmer’s “We always sell out at local mar- Market at the Veteran’s Memorial kets,” she said, noting eating honey Park Friday. produced from local pollen can This was their first visit to what help allergy suffers. The Dupaix has become a summer harvest sta- family has 13 hives, including an ple, the Friday on Vine farmer’s observation hive at Thanksgiving market and concert. point. The Burrola couple retired to Dupaix has been a beekeeper for Grantsville from California less eight hears, and has been involved than six months ago, and Elaine in the Tooele Farmer’s market for Burrola said its small-town com- the three years it has been in exis- munity atmosphere, as seen in the farmer’s market, drew them to the SEE MARKET ON B10 area. Cook up some fresh tomatillos: 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat and stir constantly for five minutes. As it cools, the jelly will begin to thicken. Pour it into clean, sterilized 8-ounce jars, leaving a 1/4 inch space at the top. Seal as desired.

Tomatillo Jelly Tomatillo Jam 1 tablespoon Serrano chil- 4 1/2 cups husked tomatillo ies, chopped (optional) run through a food grinder 1 medium green bell pepper, with a coarse knife. diced Add 2 cups of sugar, 1/2 tea- 5 cups sugar spoon ground cinnamon, and 1 ounce liquid pectin or 1 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves. package (1 and three/fourths Bring to a boil, stirring con- oz) powdered pectin stantly until thickened. It 1 cup tomatillos, diced should sheet off a cool tea- 1 1/4 cup red wine vinegar spoon, not run off in drops. Combine the tomatillos and Pour into hot, sterilized jars pepper with the vinegar in a to within 1/2 inch of the top. food processor. Process until Wipe the rim of the jar clean. pureed (about three minutes). Place hot, previously boiled Put the puree and sugar in lids on the jars and screw a saucepan. Bring to a boil the rings down firmly tight. over medium high heat, stir- Process in boiling water bath ring constantly. Remove from for 10 minutes. Or just pour the heat, skim the foam from into jars, cool, then refriger- the top and discard and add ate. the pectin. You can also add chopped Return to the heat and walnuts for a conserve, instead bring again to a hard boil for of a jam. Vendors provide a wide variety of fresh vegetables and fruits at the farmers market. At left, a customer loads hands full of tomatillos into a paper bag. Johnson’s Mill provides romantic getaway spot he become magnificent homes. In cracks and even the very wood of climate with only a wood stove to During those years a couple differ- many cases, if the walls could talk the structure. Finally in the 20th heat it and no insulation to bar the who met at BYU, moved to Los Tence they could tell amazing stories. century, modern technology took winter winds. Angeles to make their lives togeth- between Take, for example a flour mill over and the large water-powered Money was scarce, but some- er. Bob Johnson was a chiroprac- a beauti- built in 1893 by early settlers to mill became obsolete. how the strong, determined tor and his wife, Charlene was a ful home Midway, Utah. Undoubtedly, the In 1963, a large family moved woman managed to keep the fam- hairdresser. They, too, had a big and a ho- solid wooden building that reached to Midway. They included several ily together and raise the children family — seven children in all. hum home skyward was welcome in the val- “birth” kids and several adopted to adulthood. They slept around Los Angeles was the optimal is, more ley. It was strong, strong enough special-needs children. Flat out, the wood stove on cold nights and place for Charlene to practice her than people to support heavy equipment that they needed space. They bought everyone worked together to make craft, because hairdressing was might guess, carried masses of grain to the top the mill with the idea of turning it the situation work. not just a service, it was an art. imagination. Diane Sagers of the mill and ground it to a find into a home with plenty of room Eventually, money problems Her skills and imagination led her CORRESPONDENT With imagi- powder as it made its way down for all those people. threatened to overwhelm them. to become a freelance stylist and nation and through the moving machinery. Two years later, things went Most of the children had left home she did hair for Hollywood produc- the work of Homefront For many years the grain awry and the father died, leaving and the woman was about to lose tions. She has worked her magic adventurous crunched and disintegrated in the the mother to raise the children. the house. It was time to sell and on big stars in big movies and in spirits some grinding wheels flour dust escaped She was left with a home that get into something a little smaller rather unpromising buildings have and worked its way into crevices, Johnson’s Mill wasn’t a house, in a very cold and more sensible. SEE RESTORATION ON B9

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Need to get your finances orga- On Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 6 p.m. Hunter education nized? Wondering if you are car- there will be an informational meet- runs Sept. 12, 14, 19, rying too much debt? What about ing at the Tooele City Library for 20, 21, range 23rd. All retirement, do you have enough? those interested in a nine day, stu- classes are 6-9 p.m. This four-week series of finance dent educational tour of Mexico Range times to be classes will answer those questions City and the Yucatan in June of 2007. announced. Note: State and more. Come Mondays, Sept. 11, NETC, a reputable educational tour law requires students 18, 25 and Oct. 2. 7-9 p.m. 151 N. company, is sponsoring the trip and to attend all sessions of Main. Cost is $25: Includes work- Rod Lundwall from Tooele High class. Cost $6. Classes book, handouts and refreshments. School will chaperone. This trip is at Tooele County Health Must preregister and pay by Sept. 8 not sponsored by the school district Department. to USU Extension at 843-2350. and is open to anyone. The student discount price is about $2,600. B2 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

lutants for hazardous waste combustors. Tooele For additional information, contact David Woodworth or Thomas Turner at 883- Meet the author 3504. Come to Latter Day Book, 986 N. Main, Tooele, on Saturday, Sept. 9, 11 a.m. to Noon to meet the author of “Perfect Sports Timing,” Michele Ashman Bell. Get her autograph and visit a few friends. Youth flag football set Call 843-8532 for more information. Fundamental youth flag football league Tour Mexico City, Yucatan costs $30-$35 for ages 3-6 years. Space is On Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 6 p.m. there limited. Classes are first come, first serve will be an informational meeting at the and start week of Sept. 18. Sign-up now. Tooele City Library for those interested Call Nan at 843-7506. in a nine day, student educational tour of Mexico City and the Yucatan in June of 2007. NETC, a reputable educational Philanthropy tour company, is sponsoring the trip and Rod Lundwall from Tooele High School will chaperone. This trip is not sponsored Help pets by the school district and is open to any- Are you an animal lover who would like one. The student discount price is about to make a difference in your community? $2,600. Tooele Animal Outreach is looking for reliable foster families in the Tooele County Cook only once a month Area to foster dogs and cats from our local Learn to prepare and freeze enough Animal Shelters until these animals can be entrees for a month. Save money and placed into new forever homes. If you feel time. Come Friday, Sept. 15, 6-9 p.m. 151 that you can provide a great temporary N. Main. Cost is $25. You’ll receive a 200 home for any of these animals, please page cookbook and folder. Participants contact Marci at 435-882-2085 or Tiffany at will eat a dinner made of entrees they’ve Women from around the state came out to enjoy outdoor recreation at Women in the Outdoors Aug. 25, 26 and 27. Organizers 435-884-4407 for more information about created. Each person will take an entrée included: Gail Kaletta, Ashley Mascarenas, Cleora Mascarenas, Tracy Mascarenas, Kim Degraw, Heidi Steadman, Liz Dalton, Amber our fostering program. or other item home with them. Call USU Perkins, Jill McAffee and Lorraine Mascarenas (not pictured). In the kitchen Paul Kaletta, Bob Panunzio, Don Pierce, Jim Hewett, Roger Warr (roasted pig), Tom Becker, Marc McAffee and Ray Pitt prepared the food. Extension at 843-2350 to register. Dine to help teens Take charge of your money Join the fun and help young women discover a new beginning! On Thursday, church or perhaps how one Christian CJJHS events Need to get your finances organized? • Community Council — Clarke N. Sept. 21, Lt. Col John Melendez will be the church differs from another. Asking your Wondering if you are carrying too much Johnsen Junior High School will hold Seniors key note speaker for a banquet benefiting questions is the best place to begin this debt? What about retirement, do you have its first community council meeting on New Hope House in Tooele. The $20 ban- search. enough? This four-week series of finance Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 7 p.m. in the school quet begins at 6:30 p.m. at 3818 W. 4700 S. You are invited to attend “Inquiry Grantsville seniors classes will answer those questions and library. in Salt Lake City. Call 843-5602 or 224-3556 Sessions” beginning Wednesday, Sept. 6, The Grantsville Senior Center can be more. Come Mondays, Sept. 11, 18, 25 • Meet teachers — Back to School for reservations. at 7 p.m. in the downstairs social hall. reached at 884-3446. and Oct. 2. 7-9 p.m. 151 N. Main. Cost is Night will be held on Thursday, Sept. 7, at Sessions normally last about one hour. • Mondays 9 a.m. quilting; lunch at $25: Includes workbook, handouts and Grantsville 7 p.m. We invite all parents and students noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. refreshments. Must preregister and pay by to attend. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. Sept. 8 to USU Extension at 843-2350. Reunions Harris thinks safe ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, Prevent bankruptcy Planners meet Health and Safety Fair at Harris reservations by 8:30 a.m. Personal Financial Choices: Bankruptcy The Grantsville City Planning Elementary will be Sept. 13 from 6:30-8 • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. break- Prevention — This class is for those who Commission will hold a business meeting THS class of ‘87 p.m. Bring the family and visit all the fast; 1 p.m. Pinochle; 1 p.m. Bunko The Tooele High School Class of 1987 have a heavy debt load and are making on Thursday, Sept. 14, in the Grantsville booths that will be set up to help families • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. is excited to announce the preparation for efforts to avoid bankruptcy. Cost is $10. City Hall council chambers, 429 E. Main answer questions and to give information. line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations their 20th year reunion on Aug. 4, 2007. Those who have filed for bankruptcy and St., at 7 p.m. It will be a fun night. With questions call by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; If you are a 1987 class mate, family need to take an education class to dis- Donner Reed Museum open Sherry at 882-7604. 1 p.m. Bingo member or know someone who is, please charge debt can also take the class. Cost The Donner Reed Museum, located at • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at noon, contact Saila Cederlof Felver at 951-303- Enjoy hot dogs in Stansbury for those couples or individual is $50. Pre- the corner of Cooley and Clark Streets reservations by 8:30 a.m. 8974 or [email protected]. You can Free hot dogs will be on the barbecue registration and payment is mandatory. in Grantsville, displays artifacts from the • Everyday puzzles, pool, social also visit www.classreport.com/usa/ut/ and served by the Tooele County Sheriff’s Preregister by Sept. 13 to USU Extension Donner Reed trail seven days a week by • Sept. 8 — Hearing clinic 9 a.m. to tooele/ths/1987 for additional reunion Office at the Night Against Crime held at at 843-2350. appointment only. Call 884-3767 or 884- Noon. information. Rose Springs Elementary in Stansbury Accelerate your equity 3411. Park. On Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. the sheriff’s • Sept. 11 — Center board meeting 10 Accelerated equity workshops will be Overlake office and community plan to discuss and a.m. held Sept. 7 and 28 at 60 S. Main #1 at 7 Scouts set up the Neighborhood Launch. Family • Sept. 18-19 — Mesquite/Tuacahn p.m.. We’ll show you how to pay off your safety awareness has been planned for $125/150; show “Cats.” mortgage in 1/3 or 1/2 the time. No need HOA meeting canceled the year by the school’s staff and Parent • Sept. 19 — Financial questions Scout Roundtable set answered by Lance McCubbins from to refinance. One of our clients saved The Overlake HOA meeting scheduled Teacher Association. Are you planning 2007? Need infor- Edward Jones on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at $116,524.32 in interest; you can too. Call for Sept. 9 has been canceled. The next mation for the Fall Camp-O-Ree? Just Check hearing 1:30 p.m. 882-0355 or e-mail [email protected]. meeting will be Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the want an excuse to get out of the house? Tooele County School District will con- • Sept. 26 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 p.m. emergency management room of the Optimize your credit Whether you’re a new leader or well duct hearing screenings through Sept. 8 Appointments needed; call 884-3446. Tooele County Courthouse. All homeown- Come learn how to improve your credit polished, there is something here for you. for grades 1, 2 and 5. Students enrolled • Sept. 29 — Birthday dinner 4 p.m. ers are invited to attend. score. An improved credit score can save Roundtable begins Sept. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at in resource programs with a three-year Entertainment by Cristy Roberts and fam- you thousands of dollars in interest and Tooele Jr. High. evaluation due will also receive a hearing ily and Maria Whitworth and family. fees. Even if you have good credit there screening. are tips and tricks to improve it. Call 882- Stansbury Community baby shower set Tooele seniors 0355 for date or e-mail acook@city1st. Adults and girls interested in learning The Tooele County Senior Citizen com Discuss golf course more about the Girl Scouting experience Adult Ed Center — for the enjoyment of all Senior should join area troops for this event. Citizens 55 years young and up — can be The Board of Trustees of the Stansbury Families play Participants will meet on Wednesday, Sept. reached at 882-2870. Service Agency shall convene a public Enjoy the Tooele family week activities 13, at 7 p.m. at the Dow James building. Get your high school diploma this year! • Mondays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Bridge hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 7 Sept. 18-22. Troops will package donated baby items All classes required for a high school 10 a.m.; lunch 12-1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m., at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse, #1 • Monday — Kick off and chalk it up for our local community efforts. Talk with diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. Country Club, to discuss the golf course. family art contest at Veteran’s Memorial Scout members and Leaders/Co-Leaders aration, word processing, drivers’ educa- • Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Pinochle The current lease for operation will expire Park to find out how Scouting fits in your life. tion and English as a second language are 1 p.m.; line dancing at 1 p.m. in February 2008. Those unable to attend • Tuesday — Family Safety Day at Dow available. Register now to graduate — just • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m.-Noon; the meeting may e-mail suggestions to Cub Roundtable returns to TJHS James Building $25 per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W. aerobics 9:30 a.m.; ceramics 1 p.m. [email protected] or drop them off at the Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will sail • Wednesday — Family togetherness, Call 833-1994. Adult Education classes are • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; lunch clubhouse. into the “Cub Scout Shipbuilders” theme, your choice of activity for students 18 and over. 12-1 p.m.; Bridge Noon; Canasta/other • Thursday — Family Education Day at Thursday, Sept. 7, 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele Churches Junior High chorus room. Join in a new Learn Photoshop Elements games 1 p.m. Tooele City Library Tooele Adult Education will sponsor a • Fridays — Pinochle 9:30 a.m.; aerobics • Friday — Service and Family Fun year in Cub Scouting, while helping your pack by attending Roundtable. Two lucky class in what to do with your digital cam- 10:30 a.m.; Bingo at Noon; dinner 4-5:30 Day at Tooele City Park and Pratt Aquatic Una, Santa, Catolica y Apostolica era photos using PhotoShop Elements. p.m.; dancing 6-8 p.m. starting Sept. 8. Center packs will receive free admission to the La Iglesia Episcopal te da la Bienvenida. The class will run Saturday, Sept. 9, 9 a.m. • Sept. 6 — Hearing tune-ups 9 a.m. to All activities begin at 6 p.m. and are Zeller Corn Maze for their entire pack Quienquiera que seas, de dondequiera que to Noon. The cost is $15. Come in to pre- Noon. designed with the whole family in mind. (including cubs, leaders and families). vengas, eres bienvenido entre nosotros. pay. Call to register. • Sept. 8 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with Families that participate in at least two of A partir del sabado 2 de Septiembre, Wayne Jones the free activities will be treated to a free Take GED ven y participa de nuestras celebraciones Library • Sept. 12 — Alzheimer’s support group dinner and swimming party on Friday, The GED test will be given on Sept. 19, religiosas. Santa Misa: Sabados 5:30 p.m. 2 p.m. at Cottage Glen. Sept. 22. For more information, call Tooele starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea Parro quia de San Barnabas (1784 North • Sept. 15 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with DJ City at 843-2100 or visit www.tooelectc. at 833-1994 by Sept. 15 to pre-register for Aaron Dr., Tooele). Padre: Pablo Ramos Library board meets the test. Delbert com. There will be an open meeting of the 882-4721 o 801-968-2731. Learn to drive • Sept. 19 — Blood pressure clinic 11 Veterans receive help Lutherans begin again Tooele City Library Board at the library on a.m.; follow-up Sept. 26 11 a.m. Attention veterans, widows and depen- Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. A driver education course will begin Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church will • Sept. 19 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30; dents — A field service officer from the Tuesday, Sept. 19, 6-9 p.m. The class celebrate the community and fall begin- Find monsters appointments necessary. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. includes 18 hours of classroom instruc- nings at Rally Sunday, Sept. 10. Sunday Visit the Tooele City library for mon- • Sept. 22 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with Department Service Office in Salt Lake City tion and 12 hours of driving and observa- School, Junior and Senior High Bible strous adventures during the month Ahlstroms will be at the Tooele Workforce Service tion. Register from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Class and Adult Bible Study will begin of September 2006. Find the monsters • Sept. 23 — Caregiver conference/fair Center, 305 N. Main, from 3-4:30 p.m. on cost is $170 (current students receive a afresh that morning at 9:30 a.m. Regular and you will be eligible for our “Find a 1-5 p.m. Sept. 15 to assist you in understanding and $75 discount). worship services will be held at 11 a.m. Monster” drawing. For a sweet treat try • Sept. 29 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with DJ applying for rightful VA benefits. This is a Learn English Come to 1784 N. Aaron Drive in to capture a monster by drawing one. Ned Garcia free service for all veterans. ESOL conversational classes are Overlake or call 882-7291. “Draw a Monster” will be displayed in the • Seeking Friday night entertainment children’s area, then placed in a Monster Wednesday nights from 7-9 p.m. ESOL after dinner. Methodists plan dinner Book. Return your “Monster” by Sept. 23 students may come anytime the center • Looking for a piano player for the Meetings Tooele United Methodist Church annu- at the Tooele City Library. For more infor- is open for individual study with our Tooele Senior Band — volunteer position. al turkey dinner will be Nov. 4. Watch for mation, call the library at 435-882-2182 or software programs and textbooks. Open details. visit the library at 128 W. Vine Street. Tuesday and Wednesday from 5-9 p.m. City council meets Get a Catholic education The book fee is $25 per semester. SEE DOINGS ON B3 The Tooele City Council will meet at St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church is reg- Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main, on Wednesday, istering for children’s religious education Schools Sept. 6. The work session will begin at 5 classes after masses until Sept. 10. Tuition p.m. in the large conference room, and a is $45-60 with discounts and payment DOINGS POLICY business meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in arrangements available. Classes begin on TJHS parents meet teachers the council room. Tooele Junior High School will hold Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Sunday, Sept. 10. For information, call Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at back to school night on Thursday, Sept. 7, TEAD informs public or e-mail Marcella Burden at 882-2130 or [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. The U.S. Army Tooele Army Depot will at the following times: [email protected] or Dawn Buhlman at The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable hold an informal public meeting at the 4-4:25 p.m. — Get student schedules, 882-3430 or [email protected]. organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, visit with individual teachers Curious Catholic Christian? advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Tooele, on Oct. 3, from 6-7 p.m. to discuss 4:30-6:30 p.m. — Class rotations Are you thinking about becoming a can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words plans for compliance with the national 6:30-7 p.m. — Visit with individual Catholic Christian? or less. 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will start at 9 a.m. ($30/person) and everyone. together for fun and fellowship. Doings Famous Dave’s will supply our BBQ • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 Romance writers meet picnic at 1 p.m. ($10/person). Make S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 Continued from page B2 Heart of the West Utah Chapter �� your reservation; call Jill Thomas • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 Romance Writers of America® at 884-3829, Jane See at 884-5001 or E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 will meet Sept. 9 at 10:30 a.m. at • Volunteer drivers need for short �� Paula Marsh at 801-571-4326. the Bountiful Library, 725 S. Main. trips. Apply with Rose or Joyce. Real estate investors meet Best-selling author, Sherry Lewis, �� CDL is not required. General Tooele Real Estate Investors will answer questions. Public can �� Senior Circle, MWMC Group meets at 7 p.m. Call 882-0355 attend three times free of charge Senior Circle is for those over 50 or Curtis at 801-205-1700 or e-mail to check out our meetings. �� and costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 Have cutest pet? [email protected] for location and Pet owners are invited to enter Schools invited for a membership form and to RSVP date. This is for real estate investors photos of their pets in the 2006 King Arthur Flour invites Utah for all activities except exercise and or those who want to be. Share ideas Fall Cutest Pet Photo Contest. To middle schools to experience �� water aerobics. �� and learn ways to improve the bot- enter your pet, send a 8x10 (or the free Life Skills Bread Baking • Hinges and Twinges (water tom line — open to those who offer smaller) photo to: Program. aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and complementing services. 2006 Fall Photo Contest c/o The Life Skills Bread Baking Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Alzheimer’s group meets International Pet Owners Club, Program is a fun way to teach Center, $2.50. The Alzheimer’s Caregiver P.O. Box 1908, Pittsburg, KS math and science, plus the joys • Body Instincts (stretching, Support & Education Group meets 66762. and traditions of home baking toning) — Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2:30-3:30 p.m. at Or visit www.cutestpetcontest. and community service. Pinnacle Therapy, 29 S. Main. Cottage Glen activity center, 1892 com. Entries must be postmarked Visit www.kingarthurflour. • Sept. 6 — Diabetes Support Aaron Dr. (across from hospital). by Oct. 15. com/baking/life.php, or contact Group 11 a.m. at the health depart- For information call Frank at 882- The International Pet Owners Julie Christopher at 802.526.1833 ment, 47 S. Main. 2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882-2870 Club is dedicated to bringing pet or julie.christopher@kingarthurf • Sept. 8 — Breakfast Buddies 9 x126. owners from around the world lour.com. a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant. Dutch Treat! Diabetes classes set �� • Sept. 13 — Lunch Bunch Noon. Anyone with diabetes — don’t Meet at Denny’s. miss out on the self management �� • Sept. 25 — Knotty Knitters at classes held September Friday 10 a.m. in the MWMC classrooms. mornings 9:30 to Noon Sept. 8, 15, �� Bring projects to share. 22 and 29. You will need a doctor’s • Sept. 26 — Birthday Bingo at 5 referral. �� p.m. Bring $3 for pizza. For more information, call Eileen • Sept. 27 — Bear Lake fall foliage DeLeeuw at 228-0048. �� day trip costs $20. • Sept. 28 — Healthy Woman Recovery Seminar at 7 p.m. at MWMC. Topic will be skin laser therapies by Dr. An Dinh. Castaways AA meets • Oct. 4 — Diabetes Support Castaways Alcoholics Group 11 a.m. at the health depart- Anonymous meets Monday- ment, 47 S. Main. Saturday at Noon and Friday at • Oct. 6 — Breakfast Buddies 9 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Center, a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family Restaurant. 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele Dutch Treat! — open, mixed, non-smoking, • Oct. 11 — Lunch Bunch Noon. wheelchair access. Nursery Meet at Denny’s. available Monday-Friday; adults • Oct. 18 — Wellness Luncheon at only Saturday. 11 a.m. in MWMC classrooms. Becky Crowther, RD will present “Eating Overeaters group meets for Prevention: Power Nutrients to Overeaters Anonymous meets Maximize Health.” Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. All are • Oct. 19-20 — AARP Driving welcome at St. Barnabas Center, Course 12:30-5 p.m. in the MWMC 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele (youth �� classrooms. Cost is $10. room). Call Perky at 882-4721 or • Oct. 20 — Senior Expo/ 882-7756 or leave message. �� Thanksgiving Point gardens day trip Tooele AA meets daily �� costs $20. Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous �� • Oct. 23 — Knotty Knitters at meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. �� 10 a.m. in the MWMC classrooms. at 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882- Bring projects to share. 7358 for information. �� • Oct. 24 — Birthday Bingo at 5 Dealer’s Choice AA meets p.m. Wear a costume or pay $3. Dealer’s Choice AA meeting �� will be held Sundays at 6 p.m. at �� the United Methodist Church, 78 �� Groups E. Utah Ave. Call 224-4364 to get ANSWERS ON B9 directions or information. Diabetes group meets Feeling trapped? Diabetes Support Group will hold If someone’s drinking is affect- its monthly meeting Wednesday, ing your life, Alanon can help. Sept. 6, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele My Hoop meets Wednesdays at County Health Department. Please 10 a.m. in the youth room and at come if you can. We would love to 6:30 p.m. in the Bowman room have you. With questions call Carol at 1784 N. Aaron Dr. in the staff at 843-9787. office or call Perky at 882-7756 Masons meet or 882-4721. The regular meeting of Rocky Call Alateen Mountain Lodge #11 will be held on For Alateen group informa- Saturday, Sept. 9. Call with any question, call 849-1881. tions or if you need a ride — Gene at Kick drug habit 882-1222. A 12-Step Addiction Recovery Survivors host golf, picnic Program for addictive/compul- Survivors will host the bi-annual sive behavior, run by LDS Social golf tournament and picnic on Sept. Services in Tooele and Erda, 8 at the Stansbury Golf Club. Golf welcomes new members and

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(Live) Cont’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 (CC) ing from right knee surgery, would (71) DISC MythBusters Pole-vaulting cars. (CC) MythBusters “Deadly Straw” (N) Stunt Junkies Stunt Junkies MythBusters Falling elevator. (CC) MythBusters Pole-vaulting cars. (CC) MythBusters “Deadly Straw” (CC) make his debut as Miami’s new QB. (518) ENC “Elf” ››› (2003, Comedy) Will Ferrell. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:45) “Man of the House” ›› (2005) Tommy Lee Jones. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Deep Rising” › (1998, Suspense) Treat Williams. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Life Aquatic (534) STARZ Cliffhanger ››› (:40) “Darkness” › (2002) Anna Paquin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Zathura” ››› (2005, Adventure) Josh Hutcherson. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Greatest Game Ever Played” ›› (2005) Shia LaBeouf. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) ’Til Death (561) MAX (5:30) “Mystery Date” ››› Cont’d (:15) “The Upside of Anger” ››› (2005) Joan Allen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Alien vs. Predator” ›› (2004) Sanaa Lathan. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Cinderella Man” ››› (2005) (CC) 7 p.m. on ` FOX (576) SHOW (:15) “Monument Ave.” ››› (1998, Drama) Denis Leary. iTV Premiere. ‘R’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Brotherhood “Matthew 12:25” (iTV) Boxing Samuel Peter vs. James Toney. (iTV) Attention, “Everybody Loves Ray- (591) TMC (5:00) “Stage Beauty” ››› Cont’d (6:50) “Avenging Angelo” › (2002) Sylvester Stallone. ’ “A Love Song for Bobby Long” ›› (2004) John Travolta. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “City Hall” ›› (1996, Suspense) Al Pacino. ’ ‘R’ mond” fans: This new sitcom is not, repeat not, a spinoff. But it does THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 7, 2006 have the excellent Brad Garrett, CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 which just might allow it to rise (2) CBS News (CC) Entertainment Big Brother: All-Stars ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Without a Trace “Shattered” (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman U.S. Open ’ ’ above its lame premise and tough (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Grey’s Anatomy (CC) Grey’s Anatomy (CC) Primetime (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider (5) NBC NFL Kickoff NFL Football Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh Steelers. From Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. ’ (Live) (CC) SportsBeat NFL News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night competition. Garrett and Joely Fish- ›› ’ ’ er (“Wild Card”) play a couple whose (6) HBO “Roll Bounce” (2005, Comedy-Drama) Bow Wow. ‘PG-13’ (CC) When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts “Acts I-IV” Hurricane Katrina’s effect on New Orleans residents. (CC) (7) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Monarchy With David Starkey (CC) Globe Trekker “New Zealand II” ’ Summer Wine Brittas Empire Adventure Lodges of North America vast experience with marriage gives KUED (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Race the Sun” › (1996, Drama) Halle Berry, James Belushi, Casey Affleck. 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(:05) Desire (N) (CC) (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Fade” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Dead Man’s Blood” ’ King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond CW Premiere Elimidate (CC) Burke’s (Isaiah Washington) newest ’ ’ ›› ›› patient is a musician who’s an idol of (23) FX Married... With Married... With King of the Hill King of the Hill That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Wrong Turn” (2003, Horror) Desmond Harrington, Eliza Dushku. “Wrong Turn” (2003, Horror) (25) QVC Breezies Intimates Collection Accessories Miniseries: The Buzz RLM Studio With Robert Lee Morris: 8th Anniversary “8th Anniversary” Nina Leonard Careerwear Around the House his, which ratchets up the pressure. 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Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Big O Knight) gets a grilling from Izzie (31) CMTV Toby Keith: Insider Special Edition Toby Keith: Live, Uncut and Unleashed ’ Broken Bridges Greatest Moments “Toby Keith” Top 20 Countdown about his personal life. (33) DISN Sister, Sister ’ Sister, Sister ’ Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Phil of the Future That’s So Raven “Max Keeble’s Big Move” ›› (2001, Comedy) Alex D. Linz. ‘PG’ (CC) Life With Derek Phil of the Future Movie: Slippin’: Ten Years With the (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ MXC ’ Blind Date (CC) Bloods (38) AMC “Tora! Tora! Tora!” ››› (1970, War) Martin Balsam. History of Pearl Harbor attack, seen from both sides. “The Enemy Below” ››› (1957) Robert Mitchum, Curt Jurgens. (CC) “The Sand Pebbles” ››› (1966) ’ ››› ≤ (39) TNT Law & Order “Open Season” Law & Order “Hubris” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Baby It’s You” Homicide: Life on the Street “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” (1992) Annabella Sciorra. (CC) 8 p.m. on SHOW (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Not the most compelling account of (43) CNBC American Made Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch On the Money Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch gang life ever made, this 2005 docu- (46) LIFE (5:00) “Malpractice” (2001) Cont’d “I Accuse” › (2003, Drama) John Hannah, Estella Warren. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine mentary nonetheless provides a (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 peek inside the world of one of Los (51) FXSPN PartyPoker.net Aussie Millions Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) The Sports List Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Final Score Angeles’ most notorious street (52) ESPN (5:30) College Football Oregon State at Boise State. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (Live) (CC) gangs. Filmmakers Joachim (57) USA (5:00) U.S. Open Tennis Men’s Quarterfinals. (Live) (CC) Cont’d Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Psych (CC) Schroeder and Tommy Sowards take (71) DISC A Haunting “Echoes From the Grave” A Haunting “House of the Dead” (N) Most Evil “Up Close” (N) Supermax “The Drug Bust” (CC) A Haunting “Echoes From the Grave” A Haunting “House of the Dead” viewers through a decade with sev- (518) ENC “Sin City” ››› (2005, Crime Drama) Jessica Alba. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Mercury Rising” ›› (1998, Suspense) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Single White Female” ›› (1992) Bridget Fonda. ’ ‘R’ (CC) eral Bloods and the women who (534) STARZ (:05) “Kung Fu Hustle” ››› (2004) Stephen Chow. ‘R’ (:45) “Herbie: Fully Loaded” ›› (2005, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ’ ‘G’ (CC) Hwd Reporter “Bewitched” ›› (2005) Nicole Kidman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) Venom › love them. Most of them decide to (561) MAX Last-Mohicans “The Island” ›› (2005, Action) Ewan McGregor. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Max on Set “Assault on Precinct 13” ››› (2005, Action) Ethan Hawke. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Taxi” › (2004) Queen Latifah. (CC) leave the gang lifestyle, but at least (576) SHOW “Boyz N the Hood” ››› (1991, Drama) Larry Fishburne. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Slippin’: Ten Years With the Bloods” (2005) ‘NR’ (CC) Brotherhood “Samyutta 11:10” (iTV) (:25) “Cool Blue” ›› (1988) Woody Harrelson. ‘R’ (CC) one is denied that choice; he’s dead. (591) TMC (5:45) “Quicksilver” ›› (1986) Kevin Bacon. ‘PG’ Cont’d (:35) “Stateside” ›› (2004) Rachael Leigh Cook. ’ ‘R’ (:15) “The Baxter” ›› (2005, Romance-Comedy) Michael Showalter. ‘PG-13’ “3-Way” (2004) Gina Gershon. ‘R’ TUESDAY September 5, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Bridal sets, and tinted glass tops p.m. Spanish Fork Live- limited and filling fast. practices and procedures, with an emphasis on computer wedding bands. Every- 833-9113 for the following positions. Coffee table, Two end stock Auction check knowledge; or GED equivalent; and, two years of thing wholesale! Rocky tables, Couch table with us at www.circlev work experience; or a combination of education and Mtn. Diamond Co. $200.00 OBO All in per- meat.com/qh (ucan) LOVING MOTHER of 1 experience in a healthcare setting, emergency services or CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 looking to babysit in my fect condition must see a medical fi eld. RN/LPN’s to appreciate. 843-9061 EXCELLENT ALFALFA home bachelors degree FIREPLACE INSERTS Rocky Mountain Care—Tooele Offers hay in barn, $5 bail, in social work and de- AND/OR and stoves, pallet, gas, $100 ton 882-2973 or velopmental specialist • Competitive Wages • Health Insurance wood. Gas $600, pallet NORTH VALLEY Appli- 882-8204, (801)209- Jamie 801-635-5592 Grade 15 - Graduation from high school with course work in offi ce $1650, wood $850. • Paid Time Off • 401 (K) ance. Washers/ dryers 5837 practices and procedures, with an emphasis on computer Many brands, pallet $99-$199. Complete NOW ENROLLING for knowledge; or GED equivalent; and, two years of • Sick Leave • Flexible Hours stoves still available. repair service. Satisfac- I WILL pay a honest de- fall. The Kids Park Pre- work experience; or a combination of education • Much More Call for low prices, we tion guaranteed. Parts pendable person to car school. Complete early and experience in a healthcare setting, emergency install. 801-295-7398 or for all major brands. for my horses in Rush childhood curriculum services or a medical fi eld, plus coursework through All interested candidates please complete 801-598-3473 Front loader/$550. 843- Valley September 8-10 with lots of fun! Call a university leading to a degree in health care services or 9154, 830-3225. 882-7125 843-0807 an application. Applications are availabe in FRESH FARM Eggs For a medical fi eld. the Human Resource Offi ce. Sale 884-3701 PINE DRESSER w/mir- MUSTANG, 2 1/2yr old, SWEET PEAS Preschool Complete job description is available at the ror & lights, $150. 840- $700; 2yr old Buckskin Where learning is fun! Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce 140 East 200 South, Tooele TOMATOES, CORN, 3768 papered horse, $1500 Open House Sept 1-2 47 South Main Street Tooele or visit our website at Cucumbers for eating or 1:00pm- 3:00pm. 623 obo. (801)918-5010 or www.co.tooele.ut.us Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug Free Employer canning Home Grown (801)918-5955 Eastridge Tooele Call Organic in Erda 882- Patty 882-5737 Applications must be received no later than Friday, Equal Opportunity Employer 2712 Subscribe 882-0050 September 8th at 5:00 p.m. EEO Employer B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 5, 2006

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Apply in and experience. ing soda, and salt; person at 5 E. Main St. SEEKING FT/PT Medi- set aside. In large Grantsville. OVER 30 LISTINGS SOLD cal receptionist & bowl, combine butter, at the Wal-Mart FUN JOB TRAVEL USA assistant for busy shortening, sugars, SINCE JANUARY! now hiring 17-23 sharp Tooele medical prac- guys/gals to travel & tice, experience re- and vanilla and cream work with a young rock- quired. Pay depend- until fl uffy. Add egg 58 East 500 North n-roll blue jean crew. ent on experience. If and egg yolks; beat Darling rambler Distribution qualified please fax Travel to Florida, New well. Gradually add with newer siding, York, California & other resume to: 801-951- paint & carpet. New US cities. Represent 2389 Attn: HR all but about 1/2 cup bath. Large living sport, fashion & news dry ingredients. Mix room & kitchen. Center in Grantsville! publications. Seeking MECHANICS: UP TO $20,000 bonus. Keep rolled oats with re- Extra large lot. 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Allow For application and free $189,000. $3.00/hr raise within 2 1⁄2 years cookies to cool on pan a CONTRACT HIRING: TACO Del Mar goverment job informa- Store Manager Prior ex- tion, call American As- few minutes before transferring to cooling rack. this helps keep cookies perience required. Re- sociation of Labor 1- from going fl at. I always use real butter. This Material Handling Positions sponsibilties include 913-599-8042, 24 hrs. recipe never fails me!!! ENJOY!! managing store, em- emp. serv. Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs continuously ployees,Inventory and SUBSTITUTE CUSTO- 439 Antelope Ave 131 North 4th St All offi ces independently owned and operated. Food Costs. If you are DIAN job at Tooele Ar- Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. interested please con- Buyer to verify all. my Depot/ Deseret tact Gina at Taco Del To apply, please visit our Distribution Chemical Depot. Good Mar. Phone: 435-833- 1185 N. Main, Tooele pay. Federal Back- Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. 0200 or Fax your re- UNDER ground check required sume to 435-833-0201 Brand new vinyl windows, PRICE REDUCED apply at Tooele Depart- newSOLD facia and soffi t and new CONTRACT NOW HIRING cooks, ment of Workforce rain gutters. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, remodeled top notch Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete Services. all large rooms. Room to rambler. New cabinets, servers & graveyard grow in basement. Motivated carpet, paint,tile, appli- the Application Process. servers. Apply in per- Sellers!! ances. CHECK IT OUT! son. Denny’s. 843-8200 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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New Edlebrock 3010 pets $1100/mo ered parking, dish- $500! For listings FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! 9436 carb. New Edlebrock in- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 2-3 BEDROOM, 1bth re- 4600/dep 801-580-7453 washers and washer (800)366-9813 exten- take & manifold. $1300 ments behind Super LOW RENT Remodels: modeled bungalow with and dryer hook ups. sion 9977 (ucan) SELL YOUR CAR or obo. (435)840-8790 Wal-Mart. On select Studio, 1 and 2 bed- large fenced yard, 3BDRM 2BTH 2 car ga- Call Carole at 882- boat in the classifieds. units $99 moves you room apartments. New washer dryer, partially rage New home Refrig- 7875 ext 123 to see if $500! Hondas from Call 882-0050 1988 FORD 3/4ton pick- in. Some apartments carpet, tile and paint. furnished with queen erator Dishwasher you qualify. $500! Police Impounds up New clutch, New includes all utilities. New management with bed, dresser, living $900/mo $200/dep For Sale, For listings Sell Your Car Here for TIRES SET of four starter motor, new Swimming pool, hot great tenants. Seniors room furniture, dining 209-740-0841 FOR RENT 4bdrm 1bth Call 800-366-9813 x Bridgestone Blizzak all brakes, Oil changed ev- tub, exercise room, welcome. 843-0917 table. $700/mo includes Rambler style, carport, A519 $ 80* weather 205/70/R15 ery 3000mi one owner. playground, full club- water- non smoker only, 3BDRM 2BTH rambler, $900/mo $500/dep Call ea. $175 obo 801-791-3553 Looks and runs Great. house. 843-4400 QUIET 2BDRM Apart- no pets. Call Laney, 170 W 700 N, 2033sqft, Miguel after 6pm 882- 1975 CHEVY Nova, 350 6 882-4466 ment, no smoking, no 830-7583. Available hardwood floors, availa- 6216 rebuilt engine, lots of TRANSMISSION RE- pets, no drugs. For fur- ble 9/12. $1095/mo. 2 BDRM APT, nice Sept. 1. extras. $3000 obo. Call Call 882-0050 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost 1996 DODGE Ram 1500 ther information call 435-241-5005 GRANTSVILLE 3BDRM area, hookups, free (435)241-0361 ask for *Based on 13 issue contract. to Tooele residents. Will Red sport 4x4 Auto 882-4986 leave a voice 2BDRM 1BTH Cottage 2bth cottage, 2 car cable, carport, central Randy. buy vehicles 1990 and 108k miles power ev- message. house no garage, sits 3bdrm 3bth Near schools garage, central air, air, $625, 882-0366, up that needs transmis- erything 5.2L V8 Short on 1/2 acre lot. Not fenced yard pets ok all basement. $950/mo. 1989 ACRA Integra 4cyl, 2000 CHEVY Venture sion work, cash paid. 830-2665 ROOM & Board, 2 avail- appliances included 399 Utah Drive EXT, 75k, loaded, pow- bed $4500 Daniel 435- fenced. w/d hookups. runs good, $700 or best Shop (801)972-5810 882-7698 435-840-0330 able, laundry and kitch- new fridge, new bath- new a/c 2 car garage (400 W 400 S) er door, power seats, 2BDRM 1BTH Car port offer. 882-3106 or 224- Home (435)843-8181 en use, $500/mo. Call room sink and vanity, $950/mo call Alyssa Davidson Realty pw, cruise, rear air, Available September 4657 2000 FORD Ranger su- 849-1947 swamp cooler, no pets 435-830-3360 (801)466-5078 compressor, 8 passen- 1st quiet neighbors ref- TRANSMISSION RE- percab 54,000k air, au- and no smoking. ger, overhead console, erences checked 1991 FORD Escort $500 PAIR, rebuild. Low cost to, pw, pl, bedliner, alloy ROOM FOR rent, best $650/mo and $400/dep. 3BDRM 3BTH, available GRANTSVILLE HOUSE great condition. $9000 $500/mo $350/dep 435- needs fuel pump 884- to Tooele residents. Will rim, Excellent condition deal in Tooele, great 801-557-7713 call Dave now. Rambler in culde- For rent split level obo. 882-3494 224-5324 3522 after 5pm buy vehicles 1990 and $10,500 882-8618 new home, own bath, after 5:30 on weekdays sac off 1000 N, Tooele. 3bdrm 2.5bth Office up that needs transmis- w/d, cable, internet util- and anytime on week- 1875sqft, Walk-in Clos- downstairs 2 car garage 1996 DODGE Grand 2000 MUSTANG GT, 2BDRM 1BTH Tooele sion work, cash paid. 2001 CHEVY Silverado ities paid. $400/mo. Call ends. ets, Wood Floors $850/mo 435-840-2208 Caravan Runs Great 85,000 miles, very fast! Shop (801)972-5810 2500hd 4wd tow pack- duplex water/garbage (801)897-9530 $1185/mo, 435-241- $9500. 830-9281 or paid $550/mo plus se- New Transmission Home (435)843-8181 age; fully loaded. 2BDRM Clean 1 car ga- 5005 GRANTSVILLE Large 882-1214 curity pets ok 801-563- 250,000 miles Asking $16000 obo ex-hus- SLEEPING ROOMS rage $500/dep $800/mo 2bdrm 2bth cottage, $2200 obo Call Adam 0656 available, $70 per 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 2 car garage, 2001 CHEVY Prizm New SUVs bands truck, must sell. Call Nicole 435-830- or Debra 435-849-2376 Call 801-710-2363 2BDRM DUPLEX, Re- week, $10 key deposit, 1794 or 843-1849 home for rent, no smok- central air, $795/mo. or 843-7728 Engine $6800 435-882- first and last week- total ing/ pets. 882-1550 375 Utah Drive 6229 modeeled A/C, w/d Ready now 1998 NISSAN Pathfind- 2005 CHEVROLET, hookups $595/mo $150 to move in. 46 N (400 West 400 South) 1996 NISSAN Altima er, excellent condition, 3BDRM, 2BTH town 2001 HONDA Accord V6 2500HD, Quad Cab, 882-0366, 830-2665 Broadway. 882-7605 2BDRM HOUSE for rent Davidson Realty $2,200 Runs great call 98k miles, automatic, house, carport, $825/ EXL, loaded, 70k miles, long bed, 8.1 Vortez in Grantsville Call Joe (801)466-5078 for details Randy at 4wd, $6700. Call Todd STOCKTON NEW Base- mo. (801)544-9113 mostly highway miles, Torsion lift, Bfg’s fifth 3BDRM 1.5BTH W/D 435-840-4575 KIDS PARADISE 843-0750 882-5298 after 5pm. ment Apt 1 or 2bdrm (801)529-3508 well maintained, wheel, electric brake Near School No Smok- 4bdrm, 2bth, large control $33,000 OBO ing No Pets Call 435- 1bth includes utilities 2BDRM House w/d fenced yard, dishwash- Place Your Ad Here $13,000. Call 882-6402 2000 FORD Explorer, except phone $500/mo 4BDRM 1.5BTH, 1 family or (801)201-5272 830-1185 241-0472 hook-ups swamp cooler, flat top range, mi- Call 882-0050 Eddie Bauer, fully load- no smoking or pets er, fenced yard, water room, refrigerator, dish- crowave, indoor and ed, 126k miles. $8900 98 DODGE 1500, excel- 3BDRM, 2BTH duplex 801-330-2290 paid, no pets $625/mo washer, microwave, big outdoor fireplaces obo. 884-0106 830- lent condition, 4X4, V8, Tooele, w/d hookups, 450/dep 882-6476 laundry room, 401 close to school $1000 TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, Lakeview Ave, 4431 5.9, low miles, nice tires central ac, covered 2BDRM NEW Carpet neg. 840-2543 dishwasher and ac, no $950/mo, $600/dep. & rims, lift, tonneau cov- parking, pets welcome, complete remodeled Home Loans 2000 WHITE Ford Ex- smoking/ pets, Available 9/1. (435)882- OVERLAKE COMMUNI- er, tow pkg, very little $700. 2bdrm Grantville very nice Washer Dry- plorer 110,000k Good $575/mo, $300/dep 1205 off road use. 882-0558 $600 Aaron (801)450- er & Fridge Garage TY 3bdrm, 2bth, large condition, runs great, 882-0476 or (801)598- leave message if no 8432. Jay Kirk 882-2100 family room in finished Available a/c, pw, pl $6,200 obo ans. 4348 5BDRM, 2BTH home in basement, lots of trees Tooele, swamp cooler, 435-224-3732 4BDRM 1BTH Basement 2BDRM, 1BTH, 414 & grass. Available 10/1. VALLEY VIEW partially landscaped, • FHA • VA • Reﬁ nance FOR SALE: 1977 Ford apartment, Kitchen, North Parkway Ave, $1275/mo 435-850- 2004 CHEVY Tahoe LT Motel.Call 882-3235. great neighborhood! F150 4x4, new transfer dinging room $700/mo Tooele, w/d hookups, 2152 • Purchase • Grants • Construction 27,000k rear DVD sys- or 882-7008. Nice, quiet Wonderful backyard, case, clutch & press pic Also home with 3bdrm $650/dep, $650/mo. • First Time Home Buyers tem Fully loaded Still 1bdrm, 2bdrm, kitchen- great play area for kids. 460 Lincoln engine, 5 2.5bth $850/mo Call Available September QUIET NEW neighbor- under factory warranty ette available. Monthly, No smoking, no pets, • 0 DOWN LOAN PROGRAMS 1/2” lift, short bed, re- 435-849-1947 1st. (801)898-2394 hood 3bdrm 2bth 2 car Brand new tires cently replaced ex- weekly & daily specials. Rambler: $1300/mo. garage no smoking/pets $27,000 OBO 435-841- Even poor credit, bankruptcies & foreclosures haust. Many extras. APT FOR RENT, 2 HBO, cable. 585 Can- 3BDRM 1.5BTH town 801-835-5592 $980/mo Please call 7467 435-882-8489 Show winner. Needs bdrm, 1 bath, govern- yon Rd, Tooele. home 700 S 1815 W 2 C-A INVESTMENT 801-231-7784 for more TLC. $2000 obo. See at ment subsidized. 211 531 Garden Street, info 94 FORD Explorer, runs story 1200sqft 1 car ga- www.1homeloanadvisor.com 72 Park Ave. Call 882- S. Hale, Grantsville. Homes for Rent 4bdrm, 1bth, partially great! $2200 obo. Call rage, $750/mo 5747 ask for Stan. Call Tammi 884-1712. fenced, $750/mo, STANSBURY PARK on 435.830.4204 884-0524 $750/dep 707-621-2837 Equal Housing Opp. $750/dep. 882-1199 the lake 4bdrm 2.5bth $$WHY RENT when Large fenced yard, 95 GRAND Cherokee, Apartments for 3BDRM 1BTH, dish- BASEMENT APT 2bdrm you can buy? 0 down shed, some pets ok excellent condition, runs washer, w/d hookups, CUTE LITTLE bungalow Jason White Rent Large storeroom w/d, programs, not perfect $1275/mo 435-850- great, new transmission large kitchen, huge 4bdrm 1bth 1 car ga- $650/MO GRANTS- Garage, near school No credit. First time buy- 2180 Mortgage Consultant & transfer case $4000. fenced yard, 1yr con- rage Fenced Yard VILLE Rental, 2bdrm, pets No smoking Call ers, Single parent pro- 843-8181 or 1-801-972- tract, $750/mo, $850/mo Call Talena 1bth, w/d hookups, de- 435-241-0472 grams. Call for de- TOOELE 2bdrm 1bth 5810 $500/dep. 70 N 100 W, 435-830-8113 or posit negotiable, no tails. Berna or Chris Tooele. 882-8407 www.realestatewithtale- Split level clean newer BEAUTIFUL HOME for smoking, no pets Call 435-840-5029 Group na.com Prudential Utah home Garage and Joseph 840-4575 rent 4bdrm 3bth fenced yard pets nego- TOOELE 1 Real Estate 3BDRM 2BTH Mobile Real Estate TRANSCRIPT 1800sqft large yard tiable $775/mo availa- BULLETIN w/storage nice park, Place Your Ad Here $2200/mo Call Brian Place Your Ad Here $560/mo, $400/dep Place Your Ad Here ble Oct 1st (435)830- 801-244-6670 6994 882-0050 Call 882-0050 Call 882-0050 435-830-1177 Call 882-0050 LISTINGS WANTED 676 Upland Drive $150,000 SSOLDSOOLLDD 586 Mayo Drive $194,900 SSOLDSOOLLDD 1075 Bates Canyon Road -Erda Utah • 5 ACRES • 2.5 ACRE FT OF WATER Two homes on a .43 Acre Main Street Lot, Ideal • NEW CARPET $ Location for residential living • NEW PAINT & business. Zoned Multi-Use • FULLY LANDSCAPED 465,900 with great renatl potential. $$2246,00046,000 • SWIMMING POOL 246,000 • BEAUTIFUL BACK YARD GGreatreat IInvestmentnvestment • VERY WARM & INVITING MUST SEE INSIDE!

GRANTSVILLE Main St, Hwy 1 $340,000 • 9.45 acres

Professional Agent • Executive Club Cell 435-224-4000 840- 0344 Call Laramie Dunn B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY September 5, 2006

Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales TOOELE, 4bdrm 2bth 3BDRM 2BTH Complete- FSBO STANSBURY TAYLORSVILLE Newly NOTICE OF PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE An Ordinance of the 2006. 2 car garage, hookups, ly landscaped, Automat- Park 4bdrm 3bth 2 new remodeled condomini- HEARING Grantsville City Council NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- Tooele City Council Scott Lundberg, Trust- fenced, $995/mo. ic sprinkler system, Updated kitchen um. Must see: 4 bed- Notice is hereby given will hold a regular meet- EN THAT the Tooele Amending Tooele City ee 252 W. Wallace Way 20x25 family room 2380sqft Fenced yard rooms, two baths, dou- that the Pine Canyon ing, Wednesday, Sep- City Planning Commis- Code Section 5-7-4 Mod- 3269 South Main, #100 (730 North) w/fireplace, Upstairs Asking $223,500 739 ble garage, fenced back Township Planning tember 6, 2006. The sion will meet in a public ifying Identification Re- Salt Lake City, UT Davidson Realty has office/den & sew- Country Club 801-699- yard, paved patio, kitch- Commission will be hold- meeting to be held at hearing and Business quirements for Agricultur- 84115 (801)466-5078 ing/reading room, Ex- 5713 en appliances.. 801 ing a PUBLIC HEARING 429 E. Main, Grantsville, meeting scheduled for al Vendors, Itinerant or (801) 263-3400 tra large master, Stucco 699-8789 or 277-1755. in the Tooele County UT 84029. The regular Wednesday, September Transient Merchants, Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. TOOELE, 6BDRM, 4bth, and stone construction, FSBO, Rambler in Courthouse Auditorium meeting to begin at 7:00 13, 2006 in the hour of and Solicitors – 5:00 p.m. $1450/mo, 2835sqft, tri- Model homes and up- Tooele 2200sqft 4bdrm TOOELE HOME, 5bdrm, at 47 So. Main Street, p.m. 7:00 PM. The meeting Presented by Sharon L&A Case No. 06-56454 level, very spacious, grades, Appliances stay 2bth large storage/laun- 2.5bth, New roof, new Tooele. On Thursday PUBLIC HEARINGS: will be held at Tooele Dawson AL available 6/15, fenced w/home W/D Negotia- dry, well maintained, carpet, and paint Big September 7th 2006 be- a. Minor Subdivision for City Hall in the City 8. Resolution 2006-35 A THIS COMMUNICATION yard, garden spot, large ble, Views of moun- nice area close to garage $169,000 Call ginning at 7:00pm to re- Amber Clark and Alisha Council Chambers, locat- Resolution of the Tooele IS AN ATTEMPT TO kitchen, central air, tains, Across from the schools Asking Price 435-830-6321 or 801- ceive public comment on Wadsworth at 100 N. ed at 90 N Main Street, City Council Consenting COLLECT A DEBT, AND hardwood floors, dog park, Cable or Satellite $149,000 435-830-4111 414-8436 the following item: 800 East to divide one lot Tooele, Utah. to the Appointments of ANY INFORMATION run, 2 car garage, appli- accessible, Room to (a) AMZ #1027-06 into 2 lots. Public Hearing to amend Vint Degraw and Oclides OBTAINED WILL BE ances. No smoking, grow, Unfinished base- FSBO: HORSE property TOWNHOME for sale, Amendment to Table 17- b. General Plan amend- West Point Meadows Smith to the Library USED FOR THAT PUR- outdoor pet okay. Call ment, 1622sqft, Alarm New, Ponderosa Es- 2bdrm, 1 1/2bth, loft up- 5-3-9 & Chapter 2 (Im- ments for 550 S. Mor- Condominiums phase 2. Board of Directors; Set- POSE. (801)835-5592 system w/two key pads. tate, Stansbury. 5bdrm, stairs. Laminate flooring pound Lots): mon Trail Road to go This subdivision contains ting their Term of Serv- (Published in the Tran- No agents please 2.5bth, 2 story, full in loft. $115,000. Call (b) AMZ #1030-06 from a RR-1 designation 3.63 acres, 63 units lo- ice; and Awarding them script Bulletin September WANT TO buy a home $192,900 435-882-7525 basement, 3 car ga- for more details. Amendment to Chapter 4 to a Commercial Desig- cated at 680 West 600 the Powers of the Office 5, 12 & 19, 2006) but have bad credit? rage, 1/2ac, fireplace, (435)843-0511 for (Temp Housing): nation. North. Amended plat to Presented by Karen Em- We can help! Call 801- 3BDRM 2BTH condo in 4500sqft, 1500sqft un- WE BUY Houses! (c) SUB #1020-06 Spring c. Industrial Park subdivi- correct building elevation ery 455-2417 finished basement, NOTICE OF TRUST- Stansbury owner/ Need a quick sale? Canyon (Concept sion amendment for changes since final plat 9. Minutes EE’S SALE agent. Call Chris 435- available September. Facing foreclosure? Phase) –Corner of Randy Hunt to divide lot approval. August 2, 2006 Homes (801)809-6535 APN: 10-028-0-0004 840-5029 Group 1 Real Don’t wait, sell now! Droubay and Pine Can- #6 into two lots. Pursuant to the Ameri- August 16, 2006 Trust No. 1075034-07 Estate. (801)381-5873 msg. yon Bryan Road AGENDA: cans with Disabilities Act, 10. Invoices IN A CRUNCH, need to Ref: Andy Perkins TRA: Mary Dixon 1. Approval of Minutes. individuals needing spe- Presented by Sharon sell quickly? Stuck Loan No. XXXXXX3425. $$$SAVE MONEY 3BDRM 2BTH Home For Secretary 2. Award bid for Storm cial accommodation dur- Dawson making 2 mortgage IMPORTANT NOTICE Find HUD & Bank Sale! Only $26,600! Manufactured Pine Canyon Township Drain project on Main ing this meeting should 11. Mayor’s Report payments? Get mort- TO PROPERTY OWN- owned homes at: Bank Foreclosures Planning Commission Street. notify Rachelle Custer, 12. Adjourn to Discus- gage relief free, fast Homes ER: YOU ARE IN DE- www.tooelebankowned Available Now, For List- (Published in the Tran- 3. Award Bid for Old Lin- Tooele City Planner prior sion Item: help guaranteed. FAULT UNDER A DEED homes.com or call for ings Call 800-366-9783 PRIDE OF Ownership! script Bulletin September coln Highway fencing to the meeting at (435) 13. Discussion Item: (866)887-0795 (code OF TRUST, DATED Oc- a list Berna or Chris x 5153 Nice 1998 Mfr. house. 5, 2006) project. 843-2130 or TDD (435) Ordinance 2006-22 An M1) www.RealEstate tober 16, 2003. UNLESS 435-840-5029, Group Lease/ option, 4bdrm, 4. Consideration of Wa- 843-2180. Ordinance of the Tooele 1 Real Estate 3BDRM MOBILE home DebtRelief.com (ucan) 2bth, 1700sqft, master YOU TAKE ACTION TO NOTICE OF PUBLIC ter Transfer Contract (Published in the Tran- City Council Enacting PROTECT YOUR for sale $11,000 OBO bed and bath, vaulted HEARING INSTANT EQUITY 160 with Chris Robinson. script Bulletin August 17, Tooele City Code Chap- PROPERTY, IT MAY BE **SEARCH EVERY Must see to believe 550 ceilings, fireplace, car- Notice is hereby given acres near Bear Lake. 5. Beehive Wireless 22, 29, September 5 & ter 7-11b Regarding Min- SOLD AT A PUBLIC home listed in tooele Spruce Grand view port and decks. Bob that the Tooele County $1390/per acre with Agreement for Tower 12, 2006) imum Design Standards SALE. IF YOU NEED AN county at www.tooele- 830-0188 (435)224-5550 Planning Commission properties in the area placement. for Single-Family Resi- EXPLANATION OF THIS homesforsale.com and will be holding a PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICE 4BDRM HUD HOME! going for $2,000 per 6. Alan Johnson- Re- dential Development PROCEEDING, YOU sign up fdor a free no Mobile Homes HEARING in the Tooele Notice is hereby given Only $26,349, Financ- acre. Has 60 ft. access quest extensions for Fi- Presented by Council- SHOULD CONTACT A obligation email update County Courthouse Audi- that the Tooele City ing Referrals available! for future development. nal Plats Heritage Grove man Scott Wardle & LAWYER. On Septem- on new listings daily. torium at 47 So. Main Council will meet in a For Listings Call 800- (888)909-9090 (ucan) 1999 MANUFACTURED phase 1b and South Wil- Cary Campbell ber 26, 2006, at 4:30pm, Chris or Berna 435-840- Street, Tooele. On Wed- Work Session on Wed- 366-9783 x B851 home 3bdrm 2bth, open low Ranches phase II. Sharon A. Dawson James H. Woodall, as 5031 Group 1 Real Es- nesday September 6th 7. Consideration of New nesday, September 6, Tooele City Recorder tate. MUST SEE this fabulous floor plan, vaulted ceil- duly appointed Trustee BANK FORECLOSURE! updated rambler! 3bdrm ings, walk in closets, 2006 beginning at 7:00 Business licenses- 2006, at the hour of 5:00 Pursuant to the Ameri- under a Deed of Trust re- 3bdrm 2bth Home, 3bth, 2 car, RV parking, garden tub, fridge and p.m. to receive public 8. Consideration of Ordi- P.M.. The meeting will can with Disabilities Act, corded October 17, $8,895! Won`t Last! 485 Mayo Circle. Chris- range Included asking comment on the follow- nances and Resolutions: be held at the Tooele Individuals Needing Spe- 2003, as Instrument No. More Homes Available, tine (801)898-2744 $22,000 435-830-3919 ing items: a. Minor Subdivision for City Hall Large Confer- cial Accommodations 212196, in Book 898, For Listings Call 800- Rocky Mountain Realty (a) AMZ #1027-06 Amber Clark and Alisha ence Room located at 90 Should Notify Sharon A. Page 520, of the Official 366-9783 xH772 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Amendment to Table 17- Wadsworth at 100 N. North Main Street, Dawson, Tooele City Re- Records in the office at Planning on selling your home for rent, no smok- 5-3-9 & Chapter 2 (Im- 800 East to divide one lot Tooele, Utah. corder, at 843-2110 prior the County Recorder of BEAUTIFUL 3bdrm 2bth home, you could be ing/ pets. 882-1550 pound Lots): into 2 lots. 1. Discussion on Allow- to the meeting. TDD Tooele County, State of Grantsville Brick Rambler on Tooeles sending your sales (b) AMZ #1030-06 b. General Plan amending a Class 4 (Construc- Phone Number 843-2108 Utah, executed by Andy Rambler. 2 bdrm. east bench only points to up to 340,000 FREE RENT Open Amendment to Chapter 4 ments for 550 S. Mor- tion Debris) Landfill to be (Published in the Tran- Perkins A Single Man, 1 bath, newly $279,900 Call Niki at households at once. For house, Overpass point. for (Temp Housing): mon Trail Road to go Located at 1830 West script Bulletin September will sell at public auction (c) PUD #0013-02 Pon- Highway 112 remodeled, central air, Remax Advance 435- $155. you can place We have 2 and 3bdrm from a RR-1 designation 5, 2006) to highest bidder, paya- 840-2389 your 25 word classified homes for rent or sale. derosa Estates Phase 2 Presented by Rachelle fireplace, nice yard. to a Commercial Desig- ble in lawful money of ad to all 45 newspapers 843-5306 Amended nation. Custer Public Notices the United States at the Available Immediately. BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM in Utah. Just call the Mary Dixon c. Industrial Park subdivi- 2. Strategic Planning time of sale. Successful $ rambler on large lot. Lots & Land Trustee's Sales Transcript Bulletin at Secretary sion amendment for 3. Adjourn to a Closed bidders must tender a 125,000 3bdrm 2bth. Only 882-0050 for all the de- Tooele County Plan- Randy Hunt to divide lot Executive Session to Deadline for public no- deposit of $5,000 in certi- 884-3347 $249,900 in Grantsville. tails. (Mention ucan) ning Commission #6 in two. Discuss Personnel Is- tices is 4 p.m. the day fied funds to the trustee Call Angela at REMAX LAND WITH Water for (Published in the Tran- d. Randy Hunt zone sues & Pending Litiga- prior to publication. at the time of sale, with Advance 884-3490. RAMBLER FOR Sale Sale 320 acre feet of script Bulletin September change from A-10 to RR- tion Public notices submit- the balance due by noon 3bdrm 2bth partially fin- water available 200 5, 2006) 1. Burmester road and Sharon A. Dawson ted past the deadline the following business CONDO 3BDRM 3bth 2 ished basement double acres Industrial facility FFOROR SSALE!ALE! initiate zoning. Tooele City Recorder will not be accepted. day, at the office of the car garage Built 2001 car garage sprinkler 8400 N. Ellerbeck Rd. NOTICE OF PUBLIC 9. Set Public Hearings: Pursuant to the Ameri- UPAXLP Trustee. At the west Great Tooele Location system two tone paint Grantsville Rail spur/ HEARING a. Palomino Ranchettes- can with Disabilities Act, main entrance, North $169,900 801-631-7708 nice yard call 435-882- heavy power/ gas Call PUBLIC NOTICE IS North Cooley. Individuals Needing Spe- NOTICE OF TRUST- steps to the Tooele 3171 Scott Roberts or Dane HEREBY GIVEN that the cial Accommodations EE'S SALE FOR SALE Stansbury b. Sign ordinance – County District Court, 47 Pearson Coldwell Board of Trustees of the Should Notify Sharon A. The following described Park Condo 67 Millpond Chapter 20. S. Main Tooele Utah all Sell Your Home Here for SELLING YOUR HOME? Banker Commercial Stansbury Service Agen- Dawson, Tooele City Re- property will be sold at completely furnished 10. Approval of Bills. right, title and interest Advertise it in the clas- 800-750-3133 cy of Tooele County, corder, at 843-2110 prior public auction to the 2bdrm 1bth $110,000 11. Council Information conveyed to and now $ 80* sifieds. Call 882-0050 Utah, shall convene a updates. to the meeting. TDD highest bidder at the 435-830-6344 STANSBURY BEAUTI- STOCKTON BUILDING public hearing on Wed- held by it under said ea. 12. Adjourn Phone Number 843-2108 West Main Entrance, Deed of Trust in the 6 FUL 5brdm 3.5bth on lots. 12000- 16000ft. nesday, September 13, (Published in September North Steps, Tooele Wendy Palmer FSBO $129,500 CLEAN .31 acres 2900 sqft RV Newly constructed 2006, at 7:00 p.m., at the property situated in said Call 882-0050 Rambler, 2bdrm, 1997, City Recorder 5, 2006) County Courthouse, 47 County and State descri- parking Basketball roads. Beautiful lake/ Stansbury Park Club- In compliance with the South Main Street, *Based on 13 issue contract. Dbl garage, fenced bed as: Lot 4 Tooele Court hardwood floors mountain views. Great house, #1 Country Club, American with Disability PUBLIC NOTICE OF Tooele, Utah, on October yard, storage. 430 E work out/office alarm for manufactured or Stansbury Park, Utah. MEETING AND AGEN- highlands subdivision, a 670 N Open Saturday Act, Grantsville City will 5, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of subdivision of Tooele 3BDRM 1.5BTH home, system etc. Price re- custom built homes. The purpose of this hear- accommodate reasona- DA said day, for the purpose 12pm-3pm 801-560- duced $295,000 801- 882-7094 (801)860- ing is to seek public input Trails Committee for City, according to the of- big yard, needs little 0840 ble requests to assist the of foreclosing a trust ficial plat thereof, record- TLC, $90,000. Great 673-4370 435-843- 5696 concerning the future op- disabled to participate in Tooele County deed originally executed 5216 eration of the Stansbury The Tooele County Trails ed in the Office of the neighborhood. 172 S FSBO $170,000 3bdrm meetings. Request for on September 11, 2002 County Recorder of First Street. Open Water Shares Park Golf Course. The Committee will hold a by Mark L. Baer, as trust- 2bth New Carpet and STANSBURY, 3, 4 and assistance may be made Tooele County, Utah. house Sat-Sun 9am- current lease for opera- special meeting on Sep- or, in favor of National paint, fenced yard 5bdrm homes, $1000- by calling City Hall at The street address and 2pm. (801)266-4085 tion of the Stansbury tember 7, 2006 at 3:00 City Mortgage Co., cov- w/tramp in ground 801- $1300/mo. 843-9883 3 SETTLEMENT Canyon least 3 days in advance other common designa- (801)635-5613 Park Golf Course will ex- p.m. in the Auditorium at 809-5921 801-809-7126 irrigation water shares, of the meeting that will ering the following real tion of the real property Leave Message pire in February, 2008. be attended by calling the Tooele County Court- property purported to be BEAUTIFUL HOME in STORAGE New alarmed $3000 each. (435)882- The Trustees of the house, 47 South Main, described above is pur- units available now! 4082 after 6:30pm. 884-3411. located in Tooele County ported to be: 135 South Stansbury Park 4bdrm, FSBO GREAT starter Stansbury Service Agen- (Published in the Tran- Tooele, Utah. at 37 South 100 West, 3.5bth, formal living, Many sizes from 5x5 to cy invite all residents of PUBLIC MEETING: 200 East Tooele Ut home, 5bdrm, quiet WANTED: WATER rights script Bulletin September Tooele, UT 84074 (the family rooms, loft, fin- 10x30. Great rates! Stansbury Park and any 1. Roll Call. 84074. Estimated Total neighborhood, fenced or irrigation shares in 5, 2006) undersigned disclaims li- ished basement, land- Very secure! On SR other interested parties 2. Approval of the mi- Debt as of September yard, detached garage, Tooele Valley. Call ability for any error in the scaped, RV pad, extras. 201 at 7200 West. to provide input before nutes from August 3rd 26, 2006 is $86,168.31. sprinkler system, corner Ross at 801-642-0119 PUBLIC NOTICE address), and more par- 2750sqft $269,000 435- (801)250-9100 reaching a decision. 2006. The undersigned Trustee lot near elementary NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- ticularly described as: disclaims any liability for 882-6657 school $117,000. 435- Those unable to attend EN THAT the Tooele 3. Discussion on 2007 Beginning at the South- Office Space the meeting may e-mail proposed budget any incorrectness of the 850-2264 City Planning Commis- west corner of Lot 6, street address and other suggestions to agen- sion will meet in a public 4. Report from each Block 4, Plat A, Tooele [email protected] or drop area’s trail coordinator common designation, if FOR LEASE Office/ hearing and Business City Survey, Tooele City, them off at the Stansbury 5. Report on the Stand- any, shown herein. Said Business Space meeting scheduled for running thence North Notice of a Finding of No Significant Impact Service Agency office lo- ardization of Signs (Dave sale will be made without Utilities included. 46 Wednesday, September 27.5 feet; thence East 8 cated at the Stansbury Carberry) covenant or warranty, South Main. 1 month 13, 2006 in the hour of rods to alley; thence The USDA Rural Development’s utility services (Rural Utilities Service) Park Clubhouse. Other Business: express or implied, re- free. (602)826-9471 7:00 PM. The meeting South 55 feet; thence garding title, possession, has received an application for financial assistance from Stockton (Published in the Tran- Adjournment: (480)585-5380 will be held at Tooele West 8 rods to street; condition or encumbran- Town. The proposed project consists of drilling culinary water well to script Bulletin August 31, City Hall in the City Dated this 1st day of thence North 27.5 feet to September 5, 7 &12, September, 2006 ces, including fees, improve the quantity and quality of water for the community. OFFICE/ BUSINESS Council Chambers, locat- the point of beginning. 2006) Mary Dixon, Secretary charges and expenses of space, utilities and high ed at 90 N Main Street, Together with all the im- Tooele County Trails the Trustee and of the As required by the National Environmental Policy Act, the USDA Rural speed internet included, Tooele, Utah. provements now or here- PUBLIC NOTICE Committee trusts created by said Development’s utility services (Rural Utilities Service) has assessed 272 North Broadway. Public Hearing to vacate after erected on the NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- (Published in the Tran- Deed of Trust, to pay the the potential environmental effects of the proposed project and has (435)882-4949 and amend Tooele Town property, and all ease- EN THAT the Tooele script Bulletin September remaining principal sums determined that the proposal will not have a significant effect on the Center No. 4. This sub- ments, appurtenances, of the note(s) secured by City Council will meet in division containing 2 lots 5, 2006) human environment and for which an Environment Impact Statement and fixtures now or here- said Deed of Trust. The Commercial a public hearing and on 1.54 acres located at after a part of the proper- will not be prepared. The basis of this determination is no significant current beneficiary of the Property Business meeting sched- 1000 North Main Street. PUBLIC NOTICE ty. adverse impacts were determined. In order to avoid or minimize any Trust Deed as of the uled for Wednesday, Oc- Vacation and amend- The Tooele County The current beneficiary adverse environmental impacts, the Rural Utilities Service will require COMMERCIAL SPACE tober 4, 2006 in the hour Housing Authority has date of this notice is: for lease. All sizes. Call ment to increase the size of the trust deed is Na- the applicant to incorporate the following mitigation measures into the of 7:00 PM. The meeting their Annual Public Mortgage Electronic Burt 840-0928 of Lot 1 to .934 acres tional City Mortgage Co. Registration Systems, proposed project’s design: 1. General Land Use - Land will be will be held at Tooele and decrease the size of Housing Plan available and the record owner of purchased, leased, and/or proper rights-of-ways obtained. 2. Cultural City Hall in the City for public review at their Inc. The record owner of Buildings lot two to .612 acres. the property as of the re- the property as of the re- Resources - Standard discovery and notification clauses will be Council Chambers, locat- Pursuant to the Ameri- office at 118 East Vine cording of the notice of ed at 90 N Main Street, Street, Tooele, Utah. Of- cording of the Notice of included in the construction documents. 3. Biological Resources - cans with Disabilities Act, default is Mark L. Baer. Default is/are: Andy Per- If you build, remodel or Tooele, Utah. fice hours are 8:30 a.m. Standard discovery and notification clauses will be included in the individuals needing spe- The sale is subject to kins. Dated: August 24, remove buildings you Public Hearing to amend to 5:00 p.m. construction documents. 4. Air Quality - Construction documents will cial accommodation dur- bankruptcy filing, payoff, 2006. can place your classi- West Point Meadows (Published in the Tran- require fugitive dust emissions be controlled by approved methods. 5. ing this meeting should reinstatement or any oth- James H. Woodall fied ad in 45 of Utah's Condominiums phase 2. script Bulletin September Transportation - Encroachment permits or as applicable rights-of-ways notify Rachelle Custer, er circumstance that 10653 River Front Park- newspapers for only This subdivision contains 5, 2006) will be obtained. 6. Noise - Construction activity will be limited to Tooele City Planner prior would affect the validity way, Suite 290 South $155. for 25 words ($5. 3.63 acres, 63 units lo- normal daylight working hours and would exclude Sundays and to the meeting at (435) of the sale. If any such Jordan Ut 84095 for each additional cated at 680 West 600 PUBLIC NOTICE 843-2130 or TDD (435) circumstance exists, the (801)254-9450 (800)245- Holidays in areas near homes or in town to minimize the effects of word). You will reach up North. Notice is hereby given 843-2180. sale shall be void, the 1886 (Hotline) Hours: elevated noise levels, and standard noise control devices will be to 340,000 households Amended plat to correct that the Tooele City (Published in the Tran- successful bidder’s funds 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. required on all construction equipment. and all you do is call the building elevation Council will meet in a script Bulletin August 17, returned and the trustee Signature/by: James H. Transcript Bulletin at changes since final plat Business Meeting on 22, 29, September 5 & and current beneficiary Woodall, Trustee R- Copies of the Environmental Assessment and Mitigation Measures 882-0050 for all the de- approval. Wednesday, September 12, 2006) shall not be liable to the 129910 can be reviewed or obtained at USDA, Rural Development, 302 East tails. (Mention UCAN Public Hearing to vacate 6, 2006 at the hour of successful bidder for any (Published in the Tran- 1860 South, Provo, UT 84606. For further information please contact Classified Network) and amend Tooele Town PUBLIC NOTICE 7:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at the Tooele damage. script Bulletin August 29, Debbie Cook, Rural Development - Provo Area Director at telephone Center No. 4. This sub- The Town of Stockton City Hall Council Room Bidders must tender to September 5 & 12, 2006) number (801) 377-5580, extension 12. STEEL BUILDINGS: division containing 2 lots will meet in a Special the trustee a $5,000.00 FACTORY inventory. on 1.54 acres located at located at 90 North Main Meeting Thursday Sep- deposit at the sale and NOTICE OF TRUST- Best deals 40x60 to 1000 North Main Street. Street, Tooele, Utah. tember 7, 2006 at the the balance of the pur- EE’S SALE 120x300. Free same Vacation and amend- 1. Pledge of Allegiance Stockton Town Hall, 18 chase price by 12:00 APN: 12-113-0-0117 day quote. (800)658- ment to increase the size N. Johnson Street. The 2. Mayor’s Community Recognition Awards noon the day following Trust No. 1070188-07 2885 www.rigidbuilding. of Lot 1 to .934 acres meeting will begin the sale. The deposit TO TOOELE 3. Communities that Ref: Duane E Patterson com (ucan) and decrease the size of promptly at 7:00 pm and must be in the form of a lot two to .612 acres. Care Presentation TRA: Loan No. the agenda shall be as cashier’s check or bank XXXXXX8905. IMPOR- Public Notices Pursuant to the Ameri- follows: Presented by Milo Berry 4. “Action for Autism” official check payable to TANT NOTICE TO Meetings cans with Disabilities Act, 1. Roll Call Lundberg & Associates. individuals needing spe- Presentation PROPERTY OWNER: 2. Annexation Bounda- The balance must be in YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Deadline for public no- cial accommodation dur- ries Presented by Misty Un- tices is 4 p.m. the day gricht the form of a wire trans- UNDER A DEED OF ing this meeting should 3. Adjourn fer, cashier’s check, prior to publication. notify Sharon Dawson, 5. Open Forum for Public TRUST, DATED April 18, Deborah Martin, CBLO bank official check (credit 2003. UNLESS YOU Public notices submit- Tooele City Recorder September 1, 2006 Comment ted past the deadline 6. Ordinance 2006-20 union official checks are TAKE ACTION TO PRO- (435) 843-2110 or TDD (Published in the Tran- not accepted) or U.S. will not be accepted. (435) 843-2180 An Ordinance of the TECT YOUR PROPER- script Bulletin September Postal money order pay- TY, IT MAY BE SOLD UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- 5, 2006) Tooele City Council Amending Tooele City able to Lundberg & As- AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF script Bulletin September sociates. Cash pay- 5, 12, 19 & 26, 2006) Code Section 5-1-15 to YOU NEED AN EX- Modify Procedure for Re- ments are not accepted. PLANATION OF THIS newing Business Licens- A trustee’s deed will be PROCEEDING, YOU es delivered to the success- SHOULD CONTACT A Clean Out Your Basement TOOELETRANSCRIPT Presented by Sharon ful bidder within three LAWYER. On Septem- BULLETIN Dawson business days after re- ber 26, 2006, at 4:30pm, www.tooeletranscript.com 7. Ordinance 2006-21 ceipt of the amount bid. James H. Woodall, as DATED: September 1, TUESDAY September 5, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous duly appointed Trustee date. Please be advised 12, 2006 and then at NOTICE This action covers the under a Deed of Trust re- that the opening bid said office publicly The Tooele Army Depot Serviceberry Canyon corded April 22, 2003, as amount may be reduced opened and read aloud. (TEAD), located in abandoned noncoal mine Instrument No. 200460, from the total debt due. CONTRACT DOCU- Tooele County, Utah, op- reclamation project. The in Book 843, Page 32, of Bidders must be pre- MENTS may be obtained erates a hazardous project area is located in the Official Records in pared to tender to the on or after August 30, waste incinerator for de- Ophir Canyon in the the office at the County trustee $5,000.00 at the 2006 at the Tooele City stroying conventional north central Oquirrh Recorder of Tooele sale and the balance of Parks & Recreation Offi- munitions. TEAD sub- Mountains in eastern County, State of Utah, the purchase price by ces located 90 North mitted a Class 3 permit Tooele County, Utah. executed by Duane E. 10:00 AM the day follow- Main, Tooele Utah modification request to OSM funded the Utah Patterson and Tammy L. ing the sale. Both pay- 84074. the Utah Division of Solid Abandoned Mine Recla- Patterson, will sell at ments must be in the Prospective BIDDERS and Hazardous Waste mation Program to re- public auction to highest form of a cashier’s are encouraged to attend on April 17, 2006. Addi- claim about 75 priority 1 bidder, payable in lawful check. Cash or “official a pre-bid conference tional information was abandoned mine open- money of the United checks” are not accepta- which will be held at the submitted on July 11, ings, including shafts and States at the time of ble. This firm is assisting Tooele City Rodeo August 2 and 22, 2006. adits, to eliminate haz- sale. Successful bidders in the collection of a debt Grounds located at 2nd An initial public comment ards to public health and must tender a deposit of and any information ob- W & Vine St., Tooele, period was held from safety. Most of the mine $5,000 in certified funds tained may be used for Utah at 10:00am on Sep- April 25, 2006, to June openings to be reclaimed to the trustee at the time that purpose. Dated: tember 8, 2006. The ob- 24, 2006. A public meet- are located on private of sale, with the balance 8/25/2006 ject of the conference is ing on the modification land. Two openings are due by noon the follow- John W. Lish, ESQ., as to acquaint BIDDERs request was conducted located on public lands ing business day, at the Successor Trustee with the site conditions, by TEAD on May 18, managed by the Bureau office of the Trustee. At 1424 S. Legend Hills specifications, and to an- 2006. of Land Management. the West main entrance, Dr., Ste. 120 Clearfield, swer any questions The modification request Complete copies of the North steps to the Tooele UT 84015 Phone (801) which BIDDERs may proposes to relocate FONSI are available at County District Court, 47 614-5050 P255711 have concerning the some of the equipment the Office of Surface S. Main Tooele Utah all (Published in the Tran- project. associated with the de- Mining, Western Region, right, title and interest script Bulletin September All communication rela- activation furnace from Denver Field Division, conveyed to and now 5, 12 & 19, 2006) tive to the Project shall inside to outside the fugi- 1999 Broadway, Suite held by it under said be directed to the Direc- tive emissions contain- 3320, Denver, Colorado, Deed of Trust in the Public Notices tor of Parks & Recreation ment structure to reduce 80202-5733. They also property situated in said Miscellaneous prior to the opening of breakdowns and mainte- are available at the Utah County and State descri- bids at: nance requirements due Division of Oil, Gas and bed as: Lot 117, Castle- Deadline for public no- TOOELE CITY CORPO- to the high temperatures Mining, Abandoned Mine wood Cove Subdivision, tices is 4 p.m. the day RATION inside the structure. The Reclamation Program, Phase 1, according to prior to publication. 90 North Main afterburner will be re- 1594 West North Tem- the official plat thereof, Public notices submit- Tooele, Utah 84074 placed with a new one ple, Suite 1210, Salt Records of Tooele Coun- ted past the deadline Telephone: (435)843- that contains turbulence Lake City, Utah, 84114. ty, State of Utah. The will not be accepted. 2143 fixtures. The modifica- (Published in the Tran- street address and other UPAXLP Fax: (435)843-2149 tion request includes a script Bulletin September common designation of Attention: Casey Allie stack test to demonstrate 5 & 7, 2006) the real property descri- INVITATION TO BID The OWNER reserves that emission limits will bed above is purported Tooele City the right to reject any or be met with the modified PUBLIC NOTICE Charlene Johnson has worked magic on the hair of numerous Hollywood stars. Autographed to be: 148 South Wor- 90 North Main all bids; or to accept or afterburner. The Division Tooele County Housing thington Street Grants- Tooele City, Utah 84074 reject the whole or any of Solid and Hazardous Authority (TCHA) is solic- pictures of some of the actors adorn the walls of Johnson’s Mill. ville Ut 84029. Estimat- Notice is hereby given part of any bid; or to Waste staff has reviewed iting bids for carpet and ed Total Debt as of Sep- that TOOELE CITY waive any informality or the modification request vinyl replacement in den, streams, and pond they developed on the tember 26, 2006 is CORPORATION (OWN- technicality in any bid in and stack test plan and owned/managed rental grounds. $149,327.82. The under- ER) will accept bids for the best interest of the has found them to be ac- properties. Bid pack- Restoration signed Trustee disclaims the construction of the City. Only bids giving a ceptable. A draft appro- ages may be obtained The Bed and Breakfast is filled with memo- continued from page B1 any liability for any incor- REROOFING RAIL- firm quotation properly val to modify the hazard- during normal business ries and beautiful relics of the family’s past and rectness of the street ad- ROAD STATION signed will be accepted. ous waste permit and al- hours 8:30 am to 5:00 the history of the area. A collection of videos HOUSE according to TV. dress and other common (Published in the Tran- low the stack test to be p.m. Monday – Friday at provides guests with choices for their viewing designation, if any, Drawings and Specifica- script Bulletin August 29, conducted has been pre- The jobs were exciting challenges for her TCHA office, 118 East and many of them are movies Charlene worked shown herein. Said sale tions prepared by Tooele 31, September 5 & 7, pared. Vine Street, Tooele, ingenuity. A made-for-TV musical required a will be made without cov- City Parks and Recrea- 2006) Public comment on the on. The walls of lounge in the basement are cov- Utah. TCHA intends to woman to have the hairdo of Medusa – a head enant or warranty, ex- tion and described in draft decision to modify enter into a two to three ered with autographed pictures of the movie and full of living snakes. How to make the hairdo press or implied, regard- general as: REQUEST FOR BIDS the permit will begin on year purchase/labor con- television stars she worked with. She collected ing title, possession, con- The project will require September 5, 2006, look alive? Tooele County Housing tract and reserves the memorabilia from each of the Hollywood proj- dition or encumbrances, the removal and replace- Authority (TCHA) is re- when the public notice is right to accept or reject “I heard somewhere that piano wire was ects she worked on and used it with old furni- including fees, charges ment of all asphalt shin- questing bids for the re- published in the Tooele any or all bids and to springy. She braided the actor’s hair around and expenses of the gles as well as limited placement of existing County Transcript, the ture and other antiquities to decorate, endowing waive any technicality the wires and she danced and moved about the Trustee and of the trusts amounts of wood soffit, sprinkler system, new vi- Salt Lake Tribune, and that may benefit the each room with its own personality. fascia, sheathing and ar- stage, her hair did come to life. Other opportuni- created by said Deed of nyl fencing and miscella- the Deseret News, and Housing Authority. There In one guest room, pictures and collections Trust, to pay the remain- chitectural trim. neous landscaping @ will end on October 20, ties kept her fascinated with the process. will be a walk through for from Little Big Man, a project she worked on, ing principal sums of the Separate sealed bids will Westwood Mesa located 2006, at 5:00 pm. measuring on September However absorbing the work was, the family note(s) secured by said be received by the OWN- A public hearing on the decorate the walls. A rounded stonework wall at 800 West 770 South, 19, 2006 @ 10:00 a.m. came first. As their children grew, she and Bob Deed of Trust. The cur- ER in the Tooele City Tooele, Utah. All quali- draft decision to modify Interested parties can resembles a silo and a wagon wheel, sage brush, realized that what was happening in Los Angeles rent beneficiary of the Recorder’s Office located fied bidders must be li- the permit will be held on pick up bid package and barbed wire, and a sink is set in a barn wood Trust Deed as of the at 90 North Main, Tuesday, October 10, was not what they wanted for their children. censed and insured and specifications at that cabinet to give another a different personality. date of this notice is: Tooele, Utah 84074 until may be required to pur- 2006, at 7:00 pm in the time. TCHA does not They began to look for a more wholesome place All the rooms are spacious and comfort- Mortgage Electronic 2:00pm on September 8, chase a performance South Auditorium of the discriminate on the basis to live. Registration Systems, 2006 and then at said of- bond. This is a Davis Tooele County Court- able — and very romantic. So romantic, that of race, color, national Bob was able to sell his chiropractic practice Inc. The record owner of fice publicly opened and Bacon project, which has house, located at 47 origin, sex, religion or Redbook Magazine named Johnson’s Mill one of read aloud. in two weeks and he quickly moved to Salt the property as of the re- wage rate regulations South Main St., Tooele, age. TCHA is an equal the four most romantic Bed and Breakfasts in cording of the Notice of CONTRACT DOCU- that must be adhered to. Utah. Lake to find another practice to buy. Charlene opportunity employer. the United States. Default is/are: Duane E. MENTS may be obtained It is highly recommended A fact sheet, the modifi- (Published in the Tran- stayed behind for about six months to sell their Patterson and Tammy L. on or after August 25, cation request, and the “I don’t even know how they found us,” that all bidders attend a script Bulletin August 31, house. About every other week, she went to Salt Patterson. Dated: August 2006 at the Tooele City walk through to view the draft changes to the per- September 5 & 7, 2006) Charlene laughed. “We haven’t been around that Lake and they went house hunting. However, 25, 2006. Parks & Recreation Offi- job site, get questions mit are available for re- long and we were sort of hidden up here. But James H. Woodall ces located 90 North view during the public SUMMONS they could never find anything suitable for their answered and work with we are glad they did. It has been exciting to do 10653 River Front Park- Main, Tooele Utah us to finalize the scope comment period, be- Earnest E. Chandler tastes and needs. this.” way, Suite 290 South 84074. of work. The walk tween the hours of 8:00 (Plaintiff) vs. Emma E. Their Realtor came to Bob one day and said, Jordan Ut 84095 Prospective BIDDERS through will be held on am to 5:00 pm, or other Latimer, Heirs and De- The big beams that support the Johnson’s Mill “We have been looking for a place for you for a (801)254-9450 (800)245- are encouraged to attend September 12, 2006 @ hours with prior arrange- visees of Rex Hudson, Bed and Breakfast are very much a part of the a pre-bid conference long time. Obviously, I am not showing you what 1886 (Hotline) Hours: 10:00 am. Bidders are to ment, Monday through Johns Does One ambiance. The mill has come a long way and 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. which will be held at the meet at the TCHA office Friday at the following lo- through Ten, all other you want. Talk to me and tell me about your changed from a straight, square, sturdy, utilitar- Signature/by: James H. Tooele City Railroad Mu- located at 118 East Vine cation: persons unknown, dream house.” Woodall, Trustee R- seum located at 35 North Department of Environ- ian structure to a romantic getaway reflected in Street, Tooele, Utah. claiming any right, title, Bob told the Realtor that they needed a place 129932 Broadway, Tooele, Utah Date for submission and mental Quality estate, interest or lien a beautiful pond that glows in the sunset. with plenty of room — a fixer-upper would be (Published in the Tran- at 10:00am on Septem- bid opening will be deter- Division of Solid and upon the real property Still, the old mill has its personality and pro- script Bulletin August 29, ber 5, 2006. The object Hazardous Waste described below, ad- okay — with some land around it and some mined at the walk vides reminders of its beginnings. Even today, September 5 & 12, 2006) of the conference is to through as well as com- 4th floor, Martha Hughes verse or hostile to the water on it. He added that Charlene did not like Charlene dusts and vacuums a tiny streak of acquaint BIDDERs with pletion date for success- Cannon Health Building Plaintiff’'s ownership, level places. the site conditions, speci- ful bidder. Bids shall be 288 North 1460 West or clouding Plaintiffs' flour dust that sifts down onto the arm of the NOTICE OF TRUST- To Bob’s surprise, the Realtor said, “As a EE’S SALE fications, and to answer in accordance with speci- Salt Lake City, Utah. title thereto (Defend- living room sofa, the floor and the leaves of a any questions which matter of fact, I know of a place like that,” and The following described fications and must be ac- Written comments on the ants). Civil No. decorative plant. It is that history and good use real property will be sold BIDDERs may have con- companied with complet- draft decision to modify 060301099 showed Bob Johnson’s Mill. Bob knew he’d of creativity and work that make the mill such a at public auction to the cerning the project. ed Contractor Question- the permit must be re- THE STATE OF UTAH found the place and put a down payment on it. All communication rela- ceived no later than 5:00 romantic getaway spot. highest bidder payable in naire form (included in TO THE ABOVE- He called Charlene and said, “I have lawful money of the Unit- tive to the Project shall bid package), proof of pm on Friday, October NAMED DEFENDANTS: ed States at the time of be directed to the Direc- State License and proof 20, 2006, and should be You are hereby sum- found the house. You will love it.” sale, On the north steps tor of Parks & Recreation of insurance. TCHA re- submitted to: moned and required to “I did love it,” Charlene said. “We to the main entrance at prior to the opening of serves the right to reject Dennis R. Downs, Exec- file with the Clerk of the moved here and we never looked the Tooele County Court- bids at: all bids. TCHA also re- utive Secretary Third District Court , back. house, 47 South Main, TOOELE CITY CORPO- serves the right to waive Utah Solid and Hazard- Tooele County, Utah, 47 Tooele, UT, on RATION any irregularity, informali- ous Waste Control Board South Main Street, “For the first few years our goal 10/2/2006 at 01:00 PM of 90 North Main ty, or technicality in the Division of Solid and Tooele, UT 84074, an was to make it so it wouldn’t scare said day, for the purpose Tooele, Utah 84074 bids in its best interest Hazardous Waste answer in writing to the the kids. We put up bunny wallpaper of foreclosing a trust Telephone: (435)843- and is not obligated to P.O. Box 144880 Complaint which is on and tried to keep it pleasant. 2143 Salt Lake City, Utah deed executed by Lupe award a contract based file with the Clerk of the The mill had been empty for sev- Kinikini, a single woman Fax: (435)843-2149 upon the lowest priced 84114-4880 Court and to serve upon as Trustor(s), in favor of Attention: Casey Allie submission. Successful Any questions on the or mail to Ronald L. El- eral years and the bats had taken a Argent Mortgage Com- The OWNER reserves bidder will be required to draft approval should be ton, Plaintiff’s attorney, liking to it, so their first objective was pany, LLC, and recorded the right to reject any or abide by Federal and directed to Rick Page, 85 North Main Street, to clear out the pests. on 04/06/2005, as Entry all bids; or to accept or State Regulations per- Utah Division of Solid Suite 200, Tooele, UT “They are really a misunderstood No. 238490 in Book , reject the whole or any taining to Equal Employ- and Hazardous Waste at 84074, a copy of said an- Page , of Official Re- part of any bid; or to ment as set forth in Ex- 801-538-6170. In com- swer within thirty (30) little animal, but the kids were afraid cords of Tooele County, waive any informality or ecutive orders 11246, pliance with the Ameri- days after service of this of them,” she explained. Utah, covering real prop- technicality in any bid in 11375, 11625 and 41 cans with Disabilities Act, summons upon you. Bob finally bought some badmin- erty located at 961 North the best interest of the CFR Part 60-4, Section individuals with special If you fail so to do, judg- ton rackets, called them “bat-minton” City. Only bids giving a needs (including auxiliary 650 East, Tooele, UT III of the Housing And ment by default will be rackets, and the kids made a game 84074, Tooele County, firm quotation properly Urban Development Ac- communicative aids and taken against you for the State of Utah and more signed will be accepted. tion of 1968 (12 USC services) should contact relief demanded in said of chasing bats all over the place to particularly described as (Published in the Tran- 17OU), as amended and Charlene Lamph, Office Complaint, which has get them out. Then they sealed up the follows: Lot 254, Canyon script Bulletin August 24, HUD regulations at 24 of Human Resources at been filed with the clerk building to keep out the invaders. at Walden Hills subdivi- 29, 31 & September 5, CFT Part 135. 801-536-4413 (TDD 801- of said Court. The house was still not insulated sion, no. 2, a subdivision 2006) In summary these regu- 536-4414) at least five This is an action to quiet of Tooele City, according lations require project working days prior to the title to the following de- and the first winter in the high moun- to the official plat thereof INVITATION TO BID participant no discrimina- scheduled meeting. scribed real property lo- tain valley was cold, but with time on file and of record in Tooele City tions against any em- (Published in the Tran- cated in Tooele County, and effort, they got insulation, sheet- 90 North Main the Tooele county re- ployee or applicant for script Bulletin September Utah, and thereby de- rock and heat in place, and the mill Tooele City, Utah 84074 5, 2006) corder's office. A.P.N. employment because of clare that any and all op- began to be more homey. 13-039-0-0254 The ad- Notice is hereby given race, color, religion, sex, posing rights, titles, or in- dress of the property is that TOOELE CITY age, disability, or nation- OFFICIAL NOTICE terest held by the De- Meanwhile, Charlene still com- purported to be 961 CORPORATION (OWN- al origin and project par- Under Title IV of the Sur- fendants be removed as muted to California from time to time North 650 East Tooele, ER) will accept bids for ticipants will take appro- face Mining Control and clouds on Plaintiff’s title: to do hair for Hollywood projects. the construction of the Reclamation Act of 1977 UT 84074 The under- priate measures to em- Lots 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, and 9, “When the kids left home, Bob signed disclaims liability OUTSIDE RAILING AT ploy minority owned (30 U.S.C. 1201 et seq.; Block 3, Goodwin Town- for any error in the ad- TOOELE CITY RODEO businesses. A copy of SMCRA), the Denver site, of Tooele County, and I were rattling around in this big dress. Said sale will be GROUNDS. Specifica- all noted regulations can Field Division of the Of- Utah. house. We decided to do it right,” she made without covenant tions prepared by Tooele be obtained from the fice of Surface Mining Dated this 21st day of said. City Parks and Recrea- or warranty, expressed sponsor. Also, the spon- (OSM) gives notice of August, 2006. In 2001, they gutted the building tion and described in the availability of a Find- or implied, regarding title, sor will make every effort Ronald L. Elton and started over to make it into a possession, or encum- general as: to ensure that all bidders ing of No Significant Im- Attorney for Plaintiff brances, to pay the re- The project will require are treated fairly and pacts (FONSI) address- (Published in the Tran- beautiful bed and breakfast. They maining principal sum of the removal and replace- equally throughout the ing an environmental as- script Bulletin August 29, tore out walls and two large corner the note(s) secured by ment of approximately entire advertisement, re- sessment (EA) for an September 5, 12 & 19, stairways to make more space for 4020 feet of 2 3/8", 402 abandoned mine land said Deed of Trust, with view and selection proc- 2006) rooms. They added one open stairway interest thereon, as pro- posts, 2 3/8" pipe 6' long ess. The procedures es- reclamation project in vided in said note(s), ad- cemented in ground. tablished herein are de- Utah. supported by a huge tree trunk that vances, if any, under the Tooele City will provide signed to provide all par- reaches the four or five stories to the terms of the Deed of 4128' of 2 3/8" pipe. ties’ reasonable access top. On each story they built big, com- Trust, estimated fees, Contractor will be re- to the same basic infor- sponsible to provide Place Your fortable bedrooms and put in large, charges and expenses of mation Tooele County fancy bathrooms for each. the Trustee and of the 1,716' of 2 3/8" pipe and Housing Authority is an trusts created by said concrete. equal opportunity em- Classified Ad Charlene’s imagination took flight. Deed of Trust, to wit: Separate sealed bids will ployer. Although the building was very $113,440.00 (Estimated). be received by the OWN- DeAnn Christiansen square and very blocky, they added ER in the Tooele City Sale information may be Executive Director Online! dormers and balconies to give it more available by calling one Recorder’s Office located (Published in the Tran- www.tooeletranscript.com business day prior to (or at 90 North Main, script Bulletin August 31, personality. Each bedroom is unique on) the scheduled sale Tooele, Utah 84074 until September 5 & 7, 2006) with beautiful views over the gar- 2:00pm on September It’s Fast. It’s Easy. B10 TUESDAY September 5, 2006 WEDDINGS Hogan/Whimpey Rhodes / Novak Jr. Gillespie/Jacobsen

Lacee Hogan and Scott Robert, Tristyn and Bailey With joyful hearts Joan Imlay Whimpey will be married on Rhodes are pleased to announce Gillespie and Andrew Lee Sept. 9, 2006, in Nephi, Utah. the marriage of their mother, Jacobsen chose Aug. 26, 2006, to A reception in their honor will Kimberlee C. Rhodes to Robert be married for time and eternity be held that evening from 7-9 J. Novak Jr. on July 24, 2006, in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. p.m. at 539 N. 700 East in Nephi. in Las Vegas, Nev. Kimberlee A reception at the Shilo Inn fol- An open house will be held in and Robert would like to cel- lowed the ceremony. Stockton on Sept. 23 at the LDS ebrate their special occasion by Joan is the daughter of Anne church from 7-9 p.m. inviting friends and family to C. Imlay-Watson and the late Lacee is the daughter of a barbecue in their honor on Thane H. Imlay of Grantsville. Theron and Carrie Taylor Sept. 9, at 105 N. First Street She successfully completed of Stockton and the late Eric from 5 to 8 p.m. Parents of an LDS mission in the Peru Jackson Hogan. Scott is the son the bride are Arlan and Sally Kimberlee C. Rhodes Arequipa Mission. Joan is an of Blaine Whimpey of Nephi and Rhodes of Tooele. Parents of the and Robert J. Novak Jr. the late Keyna McCaffery. Lacee administrator with Texas A & M Joan Imlay Gillespie Scott Whimpey and Lacee Hogan groom are Joan Mauger of Salt is a 2003 graduate of Tooele Lake City and the late Robert J. University. and Andrew Lee Jacobsen High and is currently employed Scott and Lacee will make Novak Sr. Andrew is the son of Larry and with a law firm in Orem where their home in Provo. Sandy Jacobsen of Butte, Mont. engineer with Lockheed-Martin. she is pursuing a law degree. If we have inadvertently failed His LDS mission was success- After their honeymoon in fully completed in the California Vermont, the happy couple will Scott is a graduate from Snow to invite anyone, please join us Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT College and currently working on this special day. Local News Source. BULLETIN Acadia Mission. Andrew is an reside in Fort Worth, Texas. at teleperformance.

Linden Greenhalgh, first time seller from the Internet, for tomatillo jam produce for a living, Dupaix said. by the Department of Agriculture, Market with a card table piled with his pro- and jelly. In addition to fresh fruits and veg- not the Department of Health, she continued from page B1 duce. “I couldn’t eat it fast enough.” Ben Court of Erda has made the etables, crafters are also on hand said. Wayne Lowry an avid gardener farmer’s market a family affair. “I’ve selling their work at the weekly The Master’s Garden program tence. said the farmer’s market “gives me sold tomatoes since I was a kid,” he gathering. “We try to focus on home has three shade canopies avail- “For us we are trying to support an outlet for my produce.” said. Now his daughters are helping grown food or homemade crafts,” able for vendors who wish to sell our hobby,” she said. Many of the In addition to the more than one- collect cash at the vegetable stand. she said. their produce at the weekly event, half acre of corn he planted this The community response to the There is no charge to vendors at Dupaix said. growers selling produce at the mar- year; Lowry said he likes to grow a farmer’s market has been great, he the event, although they are asked The Tooele Farmer’s Market ket simply have a surplus crop and photography / Alleen Lang Gavin Harvey enjoys sampling few fun products such as the toma- said. “People are tickled to death to to check in with Dupaix. Health opens for business at 4 p.m. every are looking to share the food with the produce before his mother tillos he is offering for sale on this be here and it’s a lot of fun.” regulations prohibit selling home Friday and runs through dark. The the community. buys it at the Tooele Farmer’s Friday night. Along with the pro- Some sellers are simply hobby- canned foods and home baked service will be available through “I had too much corn,” said market. duce he offers recipes, downloaded ist, while others sell farm fresh goods, but fresh produce is covered the middle of October, she said.

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