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photography / Mike Anderson Cub Scouts held the nation’s banner high before Grantsville candidates spoke Tuesday night at the Grantsville High School auditorium. Countywide, candidates have only a few more days to sway voters before Tuesday’s elections. Voters to cast ballots Tuesday, decide volatile election In Tooele, the debate rages about close at 8 p.m. Results of the Tooele incumbent John Hansen, David posed by the Tooele City Council? fluoride and to a lesser extent and Grantsville elections should be McCall, incumbent Doug Redmond Grantsville mayoral candi- Stockton candidates have opposing amendments to the city charter available to the public by 9:30 p.m. and Scott Wardle. dates include incumbent Byron In Grantsville, mayoral candi- on the Tooele County Web site at Voters in Tooele will vote on two Anderson and Craig Anderson. views on embattled sewer proposal date Craig Anderson questions the www.co.tooele.ut.us/. propositions. The first question: Although he questions the effec- by Jesse Fruhwirth estimating another $900,000 for a integrity of the police department. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Shall Fluoride or any of its deriva- tiveness of the police department, STAFF WRITER new well. That isn’t going to be The fluoride issue in Tooele and will provide timely coverage of the tives or compounds be added to Craig Anderson has also presented Stockton’s population boom is grant money, that’s going to be a the police situation in Grantsville election by publishing Wednesday the Tooele City public water supply his views on numerous topics dur- causing an inevitable shift in values [30-year] loan.” generated heated debate during the morning instead of next Tuesday. to establish and maintain a level of ing the campaign. Byron Anderson and a stretch on local infrastruc- Residents already pay at least month leading up to the election. Candidates for mayor of Tooele approximately one part per million has gone on the record as a strong ture. A expensive sewer system $35 for water and garbage pick- Soon voters will reveal their are Steve Bevan and Patrick (one milligram per liter of water)? supporter of the Grantsville Police — now a ballot initiative — has up before any of the proposed own opinions on these topics. On Dunlavy. Those running for two Question No. 2: Shall the Tooele rocked the town for well over a improvements. After the new well Tuesday, polls open at 7 a.m. and spots on the city council include City Charter be amended, as pro- SEE VOTE ON A7 year and water shortages have costs are incurred, residents are raised tensions. likely to have a monthly increase As Stockton voters go to the of $20-30. If residents also pass the polls Tuesday, they have four can- sewer initiative, minimum monthly didates for town council who hope fees would become exorbitant. to soothe the growing pains. “The sewer proposal in front of Nando Melli Jr. the water quality board could go up Melli is a incumbent on the town to $56 per month,” Melli said. council. He said he is in favor of If Stockton grows at a measured a sewer project but is hesitant to pace, not too quickly or slowly, the force extra cost on the entire town. $41 per month for the sewer would He voted against the sewer project stay the same, Melli said. when it was put before the council “[The sewer and well] are going early this year. to cost money, so you’re talking He said the town’s growth will about a minimum of $90-100 for already increase monthly fees sewer, water and garbage ... [They] without installing the sewer. aren’t telling people that,” he said. “The whole town is going to be “The people who are voting on paying for a new water system to be [the sewer] need to not just watch put in,” Melli said. “They’re already SEE STOCKTON ON A3

Photography / Mike Anderson Candidates want to ‘Improve’ Stansbury Grantsville mayoral candidates Byron Anderson (left) and Craig Anderson respond to questions at a “Meet the Candidates” night Tuesday at GHS. by Alleen Lang He proposes doing this in CORRESPONDENT part by providing the golf Three candidates are run- course with water other than Showdown in G-ville laid out to voters ning for two spots on the culinary water and finding new Stansbury Park Improvement wells and water sources. by Mary Ruth Hammond (incumbent) and Craig Anderson. to commit some crime for that law trained and professional. I have had District. The SPID is respon- Toward that goal, Parker During a nearly three-hour “Meet to apply to them. That is nonsense! people tell me (Grantsville) has one CORRESPONDENT sible for water and sewer ser- said, the board has selected the Candidates” night Wednesday These (Grantsville Police officers) of the best police departments in Has the Grantsville Police vices for Stansbury Park. several sites and tested to dig Department and others committed sponsored by the Grantsville Youth have not broken any laws or com- Utah. Three years ago, Chief Dan wells. “civil conspiracy,” caused intention- City Council and resident Neil mitted any crimes. They are there Johnson was named as the “Best Thomas F. Parker Incumbent Thomas F. Parker Parker has served the SPID al emotional distress and acted as a Critchlow, the Andersons offered to protect and serve us — they Police Chief” in the state.” for two four-year terms. He Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt entirely different opinions on the have done that and they will con- Mayoral candidate Craig (photo not available) has been a member of the three-person brings 30 years of business Organization — a.k.a. RICO viola- issue. tinue to do that. They are very, Anderson has a different mind- experience to the job, he said. tions? “No,” Mayor Byron Anderson very ethical men. I have seen them set on that question that revolves SPID board for eight years. He The answer to that question answered emphatically. “You can helping people out of ditches and around a lawsuit filed against said his goal for the Stansbury J. Robert Shields seems to have become the central only enforce those RICO laws if a helping people unplug toilets. I saw is “making sure we get suf- J. Robert Shields is also an dividing line between Grantsville crime has been committed. That them handle a hostage situation in ficient water to meet future SEE ANDERSONS ON A8 mayoral candidates Byron Anderson means the police department had which it was evident they were very growth.” SEE STANSBURY ON A2 Lighting plan gets dim Crews dig in to add new holes at golf course by Mark Watson view from merchants STAFF WRITER Mammoth earth-grading by Mark Watson Store owners objected to a sec- equipment can be seen daily as STAFF WRITER tion in the ordinance which would workers shape the contour of A proposed outdoor lighting ordi- require them to turn off illuminated nine new holes at Qquirrh Hills nance for Tooele City is not being signs from 11 p.m. to dawn if they Golf Course in Tooele. taken lightly by merchants in the were not open for business during “We should be totally finished city. those hours. with rough-grading of tees and The city is working on an ordi- Domino’s Pizza owner-manager greens by Nov. 15,” said Tooele nance to regulate outdoor lighting Cyndie Kirk said her outdoor signs Parks and Recreation Director within the city for numerous rea- work for her even when the busi- Casey Allie. “In the spring we’ll sons. ness is closed. come back in to do the fin- The main reason, according City “Somebody driving down the ish-grade, put in the irrigation Councilman Doug Redmond, is that street at 5 a.m. or 6 a. m. sees our system, seed the grass and plant some outdoor lighting floods neigh- sign and then comes back and buys trees. We’ll let it grow through boring properties with unwanted pizza later,” she said. Kirk spoke on the summer and it should be light. In many cases it disrupts the behalf of the Tooele Chamber of ready for play by next September sleep of residents. Commerce and its displeasure with depending on what kind of The six-page ordinance refers to the ordinance. weather we get.” problems with glare, outdoor adver- “I’m glad that businesses are will- Tooele City’s longtime plan to tising signs, recreational facilities, ing to address the issue. This is not expand its golf course from nine searchlights and laser source lights, a huge priority. As soon as we meet holes to 18 holes will finally be temporary outdoor lighting, non- with the chamber and discuss the a done deal in 2006. City lead- conforming luminaries and new matter further we can put this back ers praise previous city council on the agenda,” Redmond said. construction. members for taking steps along photography / Troy Boman The section on outdoor advertis- Irrigation ponds situated on the new expansion area at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course will also provide water ing signs drew ire from merchants. SEE LIGHTING ON A7 SEE COURSE ON A4 hazards to challenge the skills of golfers.

WEATHER OBITUARIES A8 DOINGS B6 INSIDE A good chance of rain tonight SPORTS A12 JUST 4 KIDS C3 Tooele native serves as role model and Friday. Lows around 40. for minority community Highs in the lower 50s. HOMETOWN B1 TV LISTINGS C4, C5 See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORDS B5, B8 CLASSIFIEDS C7 A2 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 ETCETERA ... Fund fills pressing needs; nominations needed Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast by Karen Hunt hair back. She still has about a year vided a piano for a woman who Utah, 84074, or sent by e-mail to: STAFF WRITER and two months of treatment. The is blind, a hearing aid for a girl [email protected]. Date High Low (prec./inches) cancer is in remission. She only has who was deaf, a computer for a While all nominations will be Nov. 1 71 36 Fri 50/33 Last year Santa (a.k.a. Sports Nov. 2 66 61 11/4 Editor Nick Drake) cut his chin put- to go in [the hospital] once a month child with cerebral palsy, a wheel- considered, we try to choose proj- Showers early becoming less nu- ting on his beard in order to make now.” chair for a man paralyzed below ects were we can make a big impact Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer merous later in the day. early Christmas deliveries. “[The Fund] was really wonder- the waist, a ramp for a girl who with a couple thousand dollars. Last for the National Weather Service, reports ful. We just really appreciated it,” uses a wheelchair for mobility and that his recording station at 139 S. Main But that didn’t stop him and his year Transcript-Bulletin employ- received .00 inches of precipitation helpers from getting checks and Hunting added. “It meant a lot for financial assistance and gifts for a ees combined with other Tooele between Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 and a total of presents to the Hunting and Canales us in a kind of hard time in our family with an onslaught of medical Sat 47/32 county residents and businesses 1.10 so far this month. The normal for 11/5 families. life we were having — just kind problems. raised $7,000 worth of monetary November is 1.69 inches. of ray of hope in the challenging Because there are so many Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper Since 1977, The Tooele Transcript- and in-kind donations, over $1,000 For the water year, which began Oct. time ... Could we just say thanks needs, the Transcript Bulletin relies 1, 2004, Tooele has received 1.10 inches of 40s and lows in the low 30s. Bulletin Christmas Benefit Fund of which were earmarked to aid for everyone that helped, we really on readers to tell staff members precipitation. The normal for the year is has raised over $100,000 to benefit Tsunami victims. 18.49 inches of precipitation. those in Tooele County. appreciated it.” what causes are most important. Ryan Canales, a teen boy with But, the deadline for nominations is To be of additional assistance, Sun Community members are invited consider what you and your fam- Subscriber Service 55/36 to again join in the fun and excite- Duchene Muscular Dystrophy, and fast approaching. 11/6 his family were able to have a bet- Nominations must be in writ- ily feel is an appropriate amount If you haven’t received Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 50s ment. and either drop it off at the Tooele The last several months, ter Christmas last year as well. The ing and provide some background your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., and lows in the mid 30s. about the individual or family Transcript-Bulletin office, 58 Transcript-Bulletin employees have Transcript-Bulletin and community please call 882-0050 and our cus- undertook a very ambitious project and nature of their specific need. N. Main St., or send a check or held and attended bake sales and tomer representative will assist to help obtain a van and lift for the Nominations may be either mailed to money order made out to: Tooele luncheons to earn money to support you. Customer service hours on Mon family, as it was difficult for Donna Editor Mike Call, Tooele Transcript- Transcript-Bulletin Benefit Fund to 58/39 2005’s beneficiaries. Tuesday and Thursday nights 11/7 Canales to lift her son from his Bulletin, 58 N. Main St., Tooele, the above mailing address. Now, the news room is excited are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Times of sun and clouds. Highs in wheelchair into the small family to hear who you, our readers, nomi- the upper 50s and lows in the up- car. Funds were raised, labor given per 30s. nate. Pollen Count freely and items donated. But, the Management will consider all van the family was able to afford did The pollen counts from the nominations and announce the not work well and they had prob- Intermountain Allergy and Tue recipients of 2005’s Benefit Fund Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City 51/32 lems with a series of used lifts. In 11/8 the week of Thanksgiving. the end they sold the van at a loss. as of Nov. 3, 2005, were as fol- Last year Stansbury Park lows: Few showers. Highs in the low 50s Still, Ryan’s mother Donna Canales ELECTION PAPER and lows in the low 30s. Elementary nominated the fam- said it was a positive experience. Sagebrush — Extra High ily of second-grade teacher Daniel ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content “We did get the two main items DELIVERED WEDNESDAY Ragweed — Low Service Hunting whose daughter has leu- Mold — High we were trying to get,” Canales said, kemia. Community donations pro- “it was just unfortunate it didn’t Chenopods — Extra Low vided toys so Abby, who was three Next Tuesday’s newspaper will be delivered work out, but we used the funds to Wednesday morning, November 9th, so we can at the time, and her brother could repair the car and it did give us a play together. Generous donations better Christmas.” bring readers the election results. also enabled the family to paint and Canales said her son Ryan liked Tooele man arrested carpet their Tooele home so they the attention in the articles and could move from a relative’s house from kids at school. where they were staying. Stansbury “He kind of felt important,” she for armed robbery Park Elementary also established said. “It was very nice and the peo- a trust fund, which assisted with ple of Tooele we found them to be 58 N. Main, Tooele • 882-0050 by Jesse Fruhwirth Daniel Herrera, 18, of Tooele, medical bills. Their third child, who more generous — you know you STAFF WRITER was listed as a witness in that is now eight months old, was born don’t see that generosity every day. A Tooele man was arrested 2002 robbery trial. Herrera cur- healthy as well. But, it’s out there.” in connection with the Nov. 29 rently stands trial for the mur- Hunting still teaches at Stansbury “There’s a lot of people who have armed robbery of Go-Fer Foods, der of Daniel Martinez. Park Elementary and Abby is compassion,” she added. “We didn’t 522 S. Main St. in Tooele. Tino Martinez, a cousin of the doing great, reports Principal Earl want people to feel sorry for us, Hector Talavera, 25, of Tooele, deceased was also listed as a Arnoldson. we wanted people to have compas- is accused of threatening the witness in that trial. “She is doing really well,” sion.” store clerk with a knife. Two Much has been made of the Hunting said. “She has most of her In previous years, donations pro- cases of beer and $400 were potential that gang activity stolen from the store according played a role in the Martinez kill- Chicken to police officials. ing. Talavera’s activity in Tooele Kabob Talavera was arrested Tueday gangs has not been confirmed, $ 49 at 5 p.m. but in letters sent to the court 6 Sgt. Steve Swartzfager said he has confessed to past gang Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! there are two other suspects activity and his wife has request- Pork Kabob they have not yet taken into cus- ed state assistance in removal of $ 95 tody. He said security cameras his gang tattoes. Greek Food Special aided in identifying Talavera. Sept. 2003, he pleaded guilty 5 Includes: 2 kabob sticks, “We’re still looking for a white to distribution of a controlled rice & pita bread Honda with custom wheels that substance for trying to sell they used as a getaway vehicle,” $25 of methamphetimine to an Swartzfager said. “There were undercover police officer in a three people involved. school zone. He pleaded guilty “A young adult male walked and received a five years sus- in and took two cases of beer,” pended sentence. He has been Swartzfager said. “We have not on probation since that charge. Bob Shields Rod Thompson identified him yet ... He had Talavera violated his probab- curly red hair.” tion in the summer of 2004. He 1/2 lb. Double Cheeseburger Combo Deputy County Attorney Gary was charged with a second- Tooele Searle said if convicted Talavera degree felony charge of aggra- Stansbury stands to receive a prison sen- vated assault. In a letter dated continued from page A1 tence of six years to life. Aug. 10, 2004, Andrea Talavera $ 49 Talavera will be charged with said her husband has a lot of incumbent, having served one “We Are Your Neighborhood w/fries & a first-degree felony aggravat- enemies in town. year on the SPID board. Family Theatre” Med. Drink “We need to continually 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. 5 ed robery, third-degree felony “We were trying to move our aggravated assault, and class-A family out of here,” Andrea improve water availability for (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 490 N.Main, Tooele • 882-3608 misdemeanor theft. wrote. “For us this town is trou- the growth to come,” Shields Tickets are now available online HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sun 11 am – 9 pm said. He said the board needs at www.movieswest.com Talavera is married, the father ble. Everywhere we go there th th of two children and an avowed is people that don’t like my also to focus on improving the Nov. 4 – 10 former gang member from Husband.” existing sewer system. Open at Noon on Friday, th South Central Los Angeles. In Talavera’s aggravated assault Shields said there is a capi- November 4 court documents, he has said he charge was reduced to a class-A tal plan in place for managing * HAPPY THANKSGIVING completed school through the misdemeanor. If convicted, this the growth of new construction, Chicken Little but, he added, the board needs Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 11th grade. robbery charge wil be Talavera’s Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 PUMPKIN PIE SLICE first parole violation in almost to “encourage conservation,” of In Dec. 2002, Talavera was Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 (G) With any dinner. Must have coupon, found not guilty of aggravated a year. Stansbury Park water. * expires 11-30-05. robbery and theft. e-mail: [email protected] Shield has served six years as Dreamer FREE manager of the Stansbury Park Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Improvement District and is a Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Your Complete TOOELE TRANSCRIPT certified operator of collections Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) DIMITRI’S Local News Source. BULLETIN and distribution of water. He Call in orders welcome 882-4203 also has 31 years of manage- Wallace & Gromit 76 West Vine Street Open Tues-Sat 7AM-9PM, Sun 7AM - 3PM Closed Mon. rial experience with his former Dly: 7:00 employer. Sat: 2:20, 7:00 Rod Thompson Sun: 2:20, 7:00 (G) �� “I don’t see any glaring problems” with the Stansbury Park Doom �� Dly: 4:30, 9:15 Improvement District, said Rod �� Sat: 12:10, 4:30, 9:15 �� Thompson, who is vying for one Sun: 12:10, 4:30 (R) of the two spots on the board. �� However, he said, the system & the �� Work Glory 2 �� “needs to be modernized as Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:10 �� built.” Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:10 �� If elected, Thompson said he Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00 (PG-13) �� would take inventory of exist- * �� ing assets and determine future Legend of Zorro �� growth patterns in Stansbury Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� Park. Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� (PG) �� Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 �� Thompson said the SPID �� needs to develop more water * �� resources to serve the residents Gods Army 2 �� Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� of Stansbury Park. He said he �� Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� would also like to see more pub- Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (PG-13) �� lic involvement in the SPID. �� Thompson, a 15-year resi- Show Times are subject to change. Mon-Thurs 10:30-10PM �� Open daily 4pm • Sat & Sun Noon Fri & Sat 10:30-11PM �� dent of Stansbury Park, is All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 Closed Sundays �� employed by the Tooele County • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 Engineering department. Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele �� “I am familiar with infrastruc- All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �� ture, administration and con- �� tracts” of government entities, �� he said. RITZ RITZ �� Friday & Saturday Friday & Saturday 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 �� 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 �� Sunday - Thursday 5:00 • 7:00 R Sunday - Thursday 5:00 • 7:15 PG-13 �� Tooele’s Show Place �� If it happens here, for Over 60 Years! �� read about it here. 882-2273 �� 111 North Main, Tooele �� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net $ SERENITY$ $ SAW ADMISSION: ADULTS: 26.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 A3 be equal. I’m sure some people in “A lot of the town’s people feel claims ignorance, it’s there own fault. been able to come to a more definite “Something that would help lower Stockton town want people who live in bigger they weren’t in on the deal from the We need to shine daylight on all the cost,” Durtschi said. income people,” Fowler said. “Those continued from page A1 homes to pay more, but sorry, we beginning,” he said. town’s activities and bend over back- “It behooves us to try to find out with a little more property taxes don’t live in a socialistic society,” The town has already incurred wards to be sure everyone in town what the majority of the community could help defray the costs to the out for themselves, but the whole he said. $300,000 in debt, which was used for has easy access to the doings.” wants,” he said, but a majority of lower income.” town,” Melli said. “Do they think [the A new well is reportedly in the planning the sewer. David Durtschi town residents may levy a fee many He said some residents have been sewer] would be better for the whole planning stages. Valdez said plans to If the sewer passes he said the Happy that an initiative will residents can’t afford. holding off on replacing problematic town, or just themselves?” reduce the water shortage must be town should not create a system to decide the sewer issue, Durtschi He said he hadn’t previously con- sewer systems, awaiting a final deci- He said septic tanks are very reli- done strategically. lower fees for low-income residents said he worries that sewer costs will sidered or proposed a progressive sion on the sewer. able with proper upkeep. “The town should be as self-suf- who did not want the sewer. severely effect residents on a fixed tax that may charge lower income “Lots of [septic] systems are very ‘There’s some people who do the ficient as possible and not rely on “I don’t believe that’s fair. We income. But, he said, a monthly bill residents a lower rate, but that it new, but some are already having regular maintenance but there are other municipalities or services out- don’t charge my neighbor $5 for may be preferable to unreliable sep- “sounds like a good idea.” problems.” some residents who don’t do any,” he side of town.” his garbage service and me $15 for tic systems. said. If properly maintained, septic Gary Fowler the same garbage service ... If the “[If the sewer initiative passes] it tanks are reliable for many decades Downplaying the importance of service is equal for all the residents, really is going to be a problem for at just a few dollars per month. the sewer issue, Fowler said “the the payment for the service should them. If you’re on a fixed income, “A septic system in a house I had issues we’re dealing with today are be equal,” he said. you don’t have an extra $41,” was 80 years old,” Melli said. “And not the issues we’re going to deal He said the current town leader- Durtschi said. “The regular utility bill we never had much problem.” with next year.” ship has not done enough to involve will increase by $41 but that’s going � He said the cost of the sewer will His leadership would benefit the community in decision making. to be spread out every single month. inevitably rise more than it has. Stockton and help mend rifts in “The town leadership has set Those who have septic problems “Three years ago it jumped from the community. He has no personal itself up as an adversary to the now won’t have to come up with the three million to almost five million, interest in the sewer proposal. town,” Fowler said. “There needs to several hundred, up to a thousand �� now they say five and a half,” Melli “I live outside the sewer district. be a friendly way to work out these dollars, for a new septic system.” said. “It’ll go higher than that because Whether it passes or doesn’t pass, it issues.” He said he’s concerned with past oil has gone up so much.” doesn’t affect me,” he said. Fowler said posting the minutes increases to the proposal. Pat Valdez “If the town people reject the of all town council meetings would “It probably will increase [again], The town is growing quickly and sewer, then that’s the will of the add transparency to decisions that and I don’t know the exact cost.” many town residents need to wake people,” he said. “We’re not running are made and actions that are taken. But he is confident the current up to Stockton’s new needs, he said. to force our will on the town, but “If we had the minutes available estimate is reliable. “The town needs to realize it’s no rather to represent the town people’s to everyone, there wouldn’t be any “The original estimate was just longer just a wide spot on the road. decision. surprises,” he said. “Then if a person that, an estimate. Since then they’ve Stockton is at a crossroads right now and its changes are painful to some people. There’s a lot of stress and contention when a town tries to change.” he said. Valdez believes the sewer repre- sents a cost-effective measure for residents worried about price. “Our reliance on septics, we’ve �� already exceeded the reality date,” he said. “It’s not long before we see the systems fail and that’s going to �� cause problems for home owners ... �� I think the cost of any future sewer system is going to be cheaper than �� replacing a septic system.” He said many residents who live �� on small plots of land will face very �� difficult decisions when their septic �� systems need to be replaced. �� “If you’re on a septic system and you have a small plot, when it fails you can’t just dig it up and put a new one in,” he said. “You have to put it �� in a new location ... There’s only so �� many square feet in a lot.” Many critics of the sewer complain that low-income residents will �� have difficulty paying the additional �� $41 monthly sewer charge. Many have called for plans that might fur- �� nish the sewer but assist residents �� less able to pay. �� “I think everyone wants things to Hey Tooele County NEEDNEED AA TRUCKTRUCK ��

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�� A4 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 County residents encouraged to get flu vaccinations “The health department cur- said Nursing Director Sherrie ing the vaccine is encouraged Nov. 5, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. FluMist rently has an adequate supply of Ahlstrom. to stop by the Tooele County only flu vaccines in both the inject- Health officials are recom- Health department located at, Nov. 16, 3 p.m.-7 p.m. FluMist able form and the flu mist”, mending that October and 151 North Main Street, during or injection November are the optimal any of the scheduled walk in Nov. 19, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. FluMist months to receive the vaccine. clinics. or injection Subscribe Today Any Tooele County resident Clinics are currently sched- Cost — $20 for injection or 882-0050 who is interested in receiv- uled for the following dates: FluMist �� Envirocare made a $1,000 donation to the Plant A Tree Tournament, which �� raised a total of $3,800. These funds will be used for trees on the new nine holes at the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. Casey Allie, director of Tooele City Parks and Recreation, was presented the check by Joyce Hogan of Envirocare. �� Construction came in with the low Course bid.” continued from page A1 The current nine holes west of Droubay Road will be the front nine �� the way to acquire property, pur- with the back nine holes situated chase water rights and build a new east of Droubay Road. The course clubhouse; events which have final- will be watered with Middle Canyon �� ly led to building the nine new holes. Irrigation water shares owned by Councilman John Hansen said that the city. The city uses this same in order to ultimately make the water supply to irrigate Elton Park. �� golf course an economically sound Krahenbuhl also said he has venture for the city it needed to be enjoyed the incredible views from expanded to 18 holes. the back nine. Oquirrh Hills Golf Allie said the city has allocated Pro Chris Scott is also impressed. �� $1.5 million for the project, and so “The views on the new nine our the far the project is coming in under best views in Tooele City,” he said. �� budget. “Our objective is to create a qual- Casey Krahenbuhl, superinten- �� ity18-hole golf course. We wanted dent for Wadsworth Construction, the back nine to emulate the front said it was the best use of $1.5 �� nine in regards to design, length, size million he had seen in his years of of greens and number of tees. We building golf courses. �� Wadsworth Construction has also wanted it to be easily walkable �� built golf courses throughout the for golfers,” Allie said. “We want to world. In the United States they provide quality recreation for resi- �� have completed 611 courses in 44 dents with the goal of reducing debt states. Krahenbuhl also said the service to the city. Eventually we natural shape of the terrain has want it to be a break-even operation been easy to work with as he leads for the city.” �� his crews in following the design The golf course held a tourna- plans provided by Andy Johnson ment with entry fees earmarked �� Golf Design. to buy trees for the back nine. A “The city is extremely pleased anonymous donor provided $1,000 �� with the work and expertise of to the “Plant a Tree Tournament.” Wadsworth Construction as well Envirocare also made a $1,000 dona- �� as the work provided by Andy tion. With those two large donations Johnson Golf Design,” Allie said. “It added in, the tourney raised $3,800. is fortunate for us that Wadsworth e-mail:[email protected] SSALTALT LLAKEAKE VVALLEYALLEY Factory incentive match on all new 2006 inventory

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She resident Barbara Spector and “We developed the new Smart Zions Bank’s Smart Women Carol Buhler of Grantsville for found research showing therapeu- Women Grants to help bolster the Grants will be offered again next the Healing Horses Therapeutic tic benefits of horseback riding efforts of everyday heroines who for those suffering from physical year; applications will be avail- Riding Center. strengthen our communities in so disabilities, and started a program able at Zions Bank branches in The money will be used to pro- many ways through their various in her community to allow oth- mote and recruit new clients for talents,” said Lori Chillingworth, February 2006. To request an the therapeutic program designed ers to experience the beneficial application, e-mail womensfina effects of horseback riding. manager of the Women’s Financial to help women and children with [email protected] with your “The disabled riding program Group. “As Utah’s first financial physical challenges increase bal- gives hope and joy to many fami- center for women, the Zions Bank contact information and e-mail ance and muscle coordination, lies and individuals that have Women’s Financial Group created address. Spector said. had little hope and enjoyment in “I was thrilled to be able to their lives. Many current clients receive the grant money,” Spector have seen great improvements said. The money was awarded by in themselves and their children. Zions Bank Smart Woman, Smart Others have been able to share Money conference last month in the enjoyment of not being con- look Salt Lake City. fined to a wheelchair for an hour Healing Horses was one of a week with their children,” wrote 11 grants recognizing women Spector in her grant application. throughout Utah and Idaho. The before you The program has seven trained program was selected from a field horses and works with eight of 191 applicants. women and 25 children with Spector, a licensed clinical physical disabilities, Spector said. lasik. social worker, was awarded the She said the program “lifts up the grant for her Stansbury Park non- spirit” and “feeds the heart” while There’s more to clear vision than LASIK alone. The profit organization. Buhler, who offering the physical benefits of Moran Eye Center offers the most up-to-date and proven vision runs the Pegasus Event Center in horseback riding. correction procedures. Attend a free LASIK forum at the Grantsville, is a co-founder of the Barbara Spector (left) and Carol Buhler received a $3,000 Smart Woman Among the other grant recipi- Stansbury Health Center and see which option is right for you. organization. Grant from Zions Bank for their Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Center. ents were: a nurse, a horticulturist, This Tuesday: FREE Moran Lasik Forum Often overlooked tires could spell danger Stansbury Health Center AAA Utah is encouraging • You can usually tell whether WRONG: That number is the extends the life of your tires. 220 Millpond Road, Suite 100 motorists to pay more attention a tire is underinflated by look- maximum psi your tires should Here are some additional to the most dangerously over- ing, or by kicking the tires. carry. The ideal psi is printed signs that your tires may need Nov. 8th looked and overworked part of WRONG: Tires can easily be in the owner’s manual or inside attention: their vehicles: tires. Statistics underinflated by as much as 50 the door frame. Overinflated • A side-to-side “waddle” at 6:00 p.m. show that most Americans don’t percent without visible differ- tires don’t grip the road as well slow speeds. Presented by know how to take care of their ence. The only way to be certain and are far more susceptible to • An increased shimmy or Dr. Moshirfar, M.D. tires correctly, and many pay is to check your tires with a tire punctures and irregular wear. vibration at highway speeds. Call 801.585.3937 for upcoming dates for it in crashes and shortened pressure gauge when the vehicle • Tires should be replaced • A sharp pull to the side. tire life. hasn’t been driven for at least every year or every 10,000 • Weaving or fishtailing. Ask About • The National Highway three hours. Seal the valve firm- miles. AAA Utah offers a wide array Conductive Traffic Safety Administration ly – if you hear air escaping, you WRONG: The two best signs of automotive, travel, insurance Keratoplasty (CK) has found that one-fourth of won’t get an accurate reading. for when it’s time to replace tires and financial services to more Non-Invasive Vision Correction Which Uses Radio Waves Instead of a Laser passenger cars and one-third of • Tires stay properly inflated are built-in tread wear indicators than 135,000 members. AAA has

light trucks and SUVs have at unless they’re damaged in some and the penny test. When “wear been a leader and advocate for MAKE YOUR RESERVATION TODAY least one significantly underin- way. bars” on your tires become level the safety and security of all Call: (435) 843-3000 flated tire. WRONG: Tires may gradually with the tread, it’s time for a new travelers since it was founded www.moraneyecenter.org • In 2004, AAA reported that lose air over time. Check pres- tire. Or take a penny and insert more than 100 years ago. 15 percent of all member road sure in all tires, including spares, it into the tread with Lincoln’s service calls were tire-related. at least once a month, and take head pointing down. If you can TOOELETRANSCRIPT “Tires are probably the time to inspect them for uneven see all of Lincoln’s head, it’s time BULLETIN least glamorous part of a wear, bumps, bubbles, or other to replace. Since 1894 vehicle, which makes them damage, while you’re at it. It’s Consult your vehicle owner’s easy to ignore,” said Rolayne also good to check before long manual for the correct size of Fairclough, spokesperson for trips. Underinflated tires don’t new tires to buy. Wrong-sized AAA Utah. “Most people wash last as long and can become tires can interfere with the their cars more often than they unsafe as they wear. Tire pres- speedometer, transmission and check their tires, but a dirty sure is also affected by hot or automatic braking system. car isn’t nearly as dangerous cold weather and overloading of In addition, follow your vehi- GRANTSVILLE RESIDENTS as driving on underinflated or the vehicle. cle manufacturer’s guidelines for worn-out tires which can lead • The correct pounds per regular tire rotation and align- to a breakdown, or worse, an square inch (psi) to inflate your ment. Typically this should be Is Byron Anderson in your accident.” tires is printed on the inside of done every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Tire Myths the tire. This helps keep wear even and wallet more than your heart? Four more years of Byron Anderson, I certainly hope not! Kennecott visitors center closed for winter Byronʼs a product of the federal government, where money runs freely without “We will be in for a very busy to local charities and non-profit attain that certification, which accountability. Byron admits to being retired on a federal pension, drawing a $27 to $28 winter,” said Louie Cononelos, organizations that provide help is conferred through the U.S. thousand a year salary as mayor, and serving on numerous other county, state, and local Kennecott Utah Copper director to the poor and needy, the dis- Green Building Council, much service boards. Do you wonder just how much he really takes home from the public of government and public affairs abled, the elderly, and youth. of the existing Visitors Center coffers? Under Byron Anderson, have you seen taxes go down, regulation by the city in announcing the closure of the Beginning November 1, Visitors will be recycled for use in the decreased, or does he run this city like a concentration camp? Do you really wonder why Bingham Canyon Mine Visitors Center personnel will begin the new facility, which will be outfit- Center on Oct. 31. process of removing 45 exhib- the city pumps water out of town to Larry Millers race track? Why didnʼt Byron retain ted with new exterior walls and that water for our city? Who made that deal? Well, of course, Byron Andersonʼs “We normally close the facil- its and displays from the 3000 will be more energy efficient. ity for the winter, but this year square foot facility, plus six This is the second time the administration did! When the new city hall was finally paid off, did you see your taxes go we will have the challenge of exhibits and numerous informa- Visitors Center has been relo- down? Or did the city already have that money earmarked for, yet another, expansion relocating the Visitor Center to a tion signs on the plaza outside cated, each time to accommo- project. Under Byron Anderson is the cycle of tax and spend running rampant? Do you new position 500 feet lower, and the building. date the Mine Plan for expanded with a different, up-close view Cononelos said, “We will add think we spend too much on payroll and not enough on services? Do you have serious operations. During the winter of of the huge mine,” he said. another 1200 square feet of opposition to the cityʼs burn policy and think it needs to be changed? Do you think all the Cononelos said the Visitors exhibit space in our new loca- 1995-96 the complex was moved cityʼs ordinances need to be overhauled? Would you like to see the city lay off a couple Center attracted 154,000 people tion and we will have about 400 feet higher to an elevation hundred thousand dollars of city administrators to pay for the new fire station, rather than of 6700 feet above sea level. from April 1 through October five more new exhibits and dis- keep the tax payers in debt? Do you take offense to the city taxing your house, cell phone, 31, though there was a notice- plays. And the Visitors Center The new move will place the able decrease in the number of will be modified and upgraded facility at about 6200 feet above utilities, kids, and goat? Did you know some new comers to town pay more fees to build school field trips due to high to comply with the Leadership sea level within the Mine. If a house, than the life long residents do to build a house? Would you like to see a criminal fuel costs that have hit school in Energy and Environmental construction plans go according investigation of this? Have you seen the roads continue to waste away and nothing done districts. During the 2005 sea- Design (LEED) certification, to schedule, the Visitors Center to fix them, yet the city can spend, spend, spend on the Clark farm?? son, $105,000 in tax deductible and this facility will be one of will be outfitted and ready open- entrance fees will be donated just a handful in the state.” To ing on April 1, 2006. Would you like a change from the old to something new in city government? A city council with new ideas? Do you want some new blood in the city council? Do you want a new way of thinking to start to influence this city? Do you want nepotism eliminated in Grantsville? �� Do you realize that the ambulance service in Grantsville is almost nonexistent, that the solution is not to kiss up to the hospital, but take the territorial rights away from �� the hospital and man the ambulance by ourselves?? �� Are you convinced that 1.5 million dollar to house the fire engines is a joke? �� That an engineer will stand to take home a chunk of change, and you will still have no better fire protection than you have right now? Do you take offense to the way the city can tell you what you can do with your your own property? Would you like to see a true and honest reporting of the cityʼs actions? Want Byron, Wendy, and Shauna out of your wallet and life? Are there enough new comers and old timers who want a change in the way the city operates, to vote me to city council? �� November 8th take you pen or pencil and write me in for city council! �� I am not on the ballot. PATRICK ALLRED Write in candidate for Grantsville City Council �� Electrical Contractor, General Contractor, Engineering Contractor, Fireman, Commercial Pilot, �� FFA Certified Flight Instructor, Instrument Flight Instructor, Eagle Scout, National Ballroom Dance Instructor �� PAID for by the committee to elect Patrick Allred for Grantsville City Council A6 THURSDAY November 3, 2005

DAVIS MOUNTAIN Intriguing mountains rise island-like from desert Public opinion is a poor tyrant f you drive tinue west on this road as you will Compared with our own private opinion south on begin to lose precious elevation Ithe Skull as it drops from the level of Skull Valley road Valley down to the desert. The Henry David Thoreau to where it reason that I find Round Top so merges with attractive is that it is a very acces- the Johnson’s sible peak that receives very little pass road near snow during the winter. Because the Dugway of this fact, it can be climbed year 3rd Annual gate, and then round when its neighboring higher continue south ranges are snowbound. on the dirt Jaromy Jessop From the start point to the sum- road toward GUEST COLUMNIST mit the distance is only 1 mile. The the Pony elevation gain is extreme, how- Express trail, ever, as you will gain 1,334 feet in you will see Then & Now this distance. The abrupt eleva- a distinctive tion gain coupled with the shape Saturday, November 12th conical summit and feel of the mountain make it 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. come into view to the southwest. an excellent training ground for Most individuals, seeing nothing ascents of higher peaks in the Utah State University - Tooele Campus of interest, will continue on out summertime. 1021 West Vine Street into the desert to explore points As you begin the climb, you will distant. As you will see, at least in encounter the Lake Bonneville my opinion, this mountain and its Bench. This terrace is 300 feet neighbors are worthy of further above the valley floor and is very exploration. distinct in this area. As I climbed This seldom visited summit Round Top I noticed a great deal is 6,434 foot “Round Top” which of bright orange lichen on the is the highest point in a small limestone rocks. There were curi- Wood Crafts, Vinyl Lettering Signs, Beads, Jewelry, island-like group of mountains ous masses of moss too, some Handmade Soaps and Cosmetics, Homemade Dog Treats, located at the southern end of measuring 2 1/2 feet across and Dolls, Baby Gifts, Holiday Decorations, Flower Arrangements, Skull valley, known collectively about 4-6 inches thick. I spooked Scrapbooking Supplies, Fabric, and More! as “Davis Mountain.” The group several slumbering mule deer out of mountains is named for David of the junipers as I climbed higher. I eventually reached a point on the The Davis Mountain range located at the southern edge of the Skull ridge where I could see the snow Valley offers year-round hiking thanks to its lower elevation. clad summits of the Indian Peaks E. “Peg Leg” Davis who operated in the Simpson Range to the south. population of both bull snakes and the telegraph station, which was These peaks have a volcanic look rattlesnakes. This fact explains the located on the southern flank of as well but are much higher at frequency with which you will see the mountains along Government 8,410 feet. large birds of prey in the area. The Creek in the 1860s. Though the I could also see the trace of Golden Eagle is quite striking in Davis Mountains are low in eleva- Government Creek far below to particular. tion when compared to the neigh- the south. Government Creek While climbing Red Pine boring Onaqui, Sheeprock, and was the scene of a despicable Mountain in the northern Sheep Simpson ranges, there is a surpris- massacre of 10 friendly Goshute Rock Range, I looked northwest ing diversity found here from a Indians by U.S. Calvary in 1863. at the volcanic looking cone of geological, botanical, and zoologi- Bloodthirsty Captain Samuel P. Round Top, wishing that it was not cal standpoint. Smith, hunting fame and glory, part of Dugway Proving Ground The range measures approxi- was responsible for this disgrace- so I could climb it. Turns out, after mately 5 1/2 miles from east to ful act. The mountain was very careful study of the maps of the west and about 3 miles in width steep at this point so I stopped to area, the whole group of peaks from north to south. There are catch my breath and thought back comprising Davis Mountain is com- six summits in the range that rise to Doc Faust’s account of this pletely without the boundaries of above 5,800 feet, which is over 700 grisly event. the Proving Ground, and on BLM feet higher that the surrounding Looking back to the north, I land. In fact, the closest you would terrain of Skull Valley. This abrupt noticed a curious shape on the val- ever come to the military bound- relief from the level plain gives the ley floor nearly 1,000 feet below. I ary would be in the area of Davis range its island-like appearance. didn’t notice from the level of the Mountain Peak, which is the west- The benches of the range are valley, but from an aerial vantage ern most highpoint in the range at covered with cheat grass, rabbit point, the low hills took the shape 5,805 feet. Even at this point you brush, sagebrush, and numer- of an enormous, almost perfectly are safely over 2 miles from the ous other grasses and Forbes, shaped tadpole. I made a mental eastern boundary and 3 1/2 miles which eventually give way to note to come back and further from the boundary to the north. Utah Juniper on the higher rocky explore that strange terrain fea- Excited by this discovery, north facing slopes. These trees ture. Help us, I decided to go out and climb are sparse in most portions of the After about an hour, I reached Round Top. From the LDS Church range but the north-facing slopes the summit of Round Top and the near the Dugway main gate, I of Round Top are quite covered views were outstanding. Deseret headed south down the county Help a Family in Need with them. Peak off to the northeast, the road 5.5 miles to where a good dirt There are pronghorn antelope, broad expanse of the Onaquis road heads west 1.2 miles out to a wild horses, and mule deer in the to the east, the Sheeprock and Each year needy families are nominated from stock watering pond. Be wary of area. The horses belong to the Simpson mountains to the south, the grumpy range cattle that con- people around Tooele County to participate in the Onaqui Mountain herd and are and the barren crags of the Salt gregate here and like to block the quite impressive and very beauti- Desert to the west. Several subor- Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund. roads. From the water tank, head ful if you get a chance to see them dinate peaks immediately south southwest on a more primitive but Please donate any amount you can afford. up close. There are coyote, fox, of Round Top had a very rocky good road for about .5 miles. badger, and rabbits — both cot- nature and begged further explora- I followed my nose to the edge tontail and jack. There are numer- tion. of the highest peak and parked my ous kangaroo rats, mice, and The Pony Express trail from truck. Be sure that you don’t con- other rodents as well as a good Lookout Pass to Simpson Springs is visible from here in a wide arc. As I looked upon it, I thought back to this poem written by former Utah Governor Charles R. Mabey

The Riders are dead their ponies are dust The years have buried the trails they made The moldering posts are strewn with rust From stockless gun and harm- �� less blade Where once the savage lurked �� in force The settler sleeps in his calm �� abode And only the ghost of rider and horse �� Streaks down the path over �� which he rode �� I considered the Pony Express �� a while longer as I gazed over “Porter Rockwell” country, exam- ined the USGS marker stamped “Round Top” 1955, took a long last panoramic look, and then headed straight down the north face of the mountain. As I descended the peak, a brilliant desert sunset kept me company. As stated previously, Please fill out and mail in the benefit form with Round Top and Davis Mountain in your donation to Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit general are a great training ground for the higher peaks and are Fund, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 or drop by accessible year round — except the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, 58 North Main. If for when it rains, in which case, you have any questions please call 882-0050. these roads should be avoided. These mountains are also a good destination if you are looking for Donation amount: $50 $25 $15 $10 Other the antelope and wild horses of �� Skull Valley. �� Name: Jaromy D. Jessop grew up in �� West Valley City where he attended �� Kearns High School and earned Address: the Eagle Scout award while �� exploring the Utah Desert. A grad- �� uate of the University of Utah, B.S. in geography, U.S. Army Phone: �� Reserve Captain Jessop lives with *Make checks payable to the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Benefit Fund. This may be tax deductible. �� his family in Dugway where he is �� employed by Jacobs Sverdrup at Michael Army Airfield. THURSDAY November 3, 2005 A7 POISON HARMFUL TOXIC ANYTHING IN THIS WORLD used in excess or incorrectly For example: Water, air, food, cars, gasoline, hands, baseball bat, medicine, words, power, vitamins, aspirin. Fluoridated water at one part per million is proven safe and effective!

photography / Troy Boman A night view of Tooele’s Main Street shows off a few bright street lamps and the illuminated sign at Ritz Theater. Tooele City is considering an ordinance to limit any nuisances created by outdoor lighting. Vote for Fluoridation Paid for by UtahnsYES for Better Dental Health Tooele Chapter - Clair Vernon DMD, Chairman 882-3700 used in several jurisdictions. Tooele neighbors, reduces privacy and Lighting City has nothing on the books as far wastes energy. Spill light is often continued from page A1 a lighting ordinance,” Jones said. caused by misdirected or improp- “The main focus is to keep light erly shielded lighting sources. Councilmen Steve Bevan and on the ground where it belongs. 4. Glare causes annoyance, Steve Pruden were hesitant to act Sometimes there are problems with discomfort or loss of visual per- Shame on you! on the matter at council meeting security lights pointing in the wrong formance and visibility. Glare can Wednesday. direction. Misdirected light can cre- create public safety hazards by “I think we should table this ate problems.” item. It is only common courtesy A list of reasons prompting impairing the ability of drivers and $1,000 Reward to the merchants of the city to get the need for an outdoor lighting pedestrians to see clearly. their input,” Bevan said. Pruden ordinance includes the following, 5. A hazy glow of light is already was concerned with language in the according to the public document. strikingly apparent in the night sky The November 1st drops or tablets either, or How can we seriously ordinance dealing with recreational 1. Improperly designed or above the northern end of Tooele’s fields and parks and the scheduling installed outdoor lighting is detri- commercial district. Transcript editorial the kind we get in our consider dumping of night games. mental to the public good. It gener- 6. Many residents of Tooele asserted that fluoridation fluoride toothpaste. something into our Kirk said she was pleased the ates excessive glare that can cause City like the hometown feel of the supporters want to drinking water that council decided to table the ordi- safety hazards. community and appreciate being “simply increase the It is a silicofluoride can’t legally be dumped nance until a meeting could be held 2. New technologies have result- away from the glaring lights of the fluoride [calcium with representatives from the cham- (SiF)—hydrofluosilic into the ocean and ed in the development of extremely Wasatch Front. ber and the city. powerful lighting sources. Two fluoride] that is naturally acid—a contaminated diluted by that much 7. A balance can be reached Assistant City Attorney Wayne forms of light pollution are glare in the water already in industrial waste water? Is it not good for in regulating outdoor lighting so Jones, who wrote the ordinance, and spill light. wells and springs around that light pollution is effectively b y p r o d u c t , t h a t , the fish? Follow that indicated that items in the ordi- 3. Spill light is defined as light the world.” contrary to what the thought through. nance could be re-written after a emitted by a lighting installation, controlled without compromising meeting with chamber. which falls outside the boundaries security or useful nighttime illumi- Transcript editors say, “This type of ordinance is not of the property upon which the nation. Most people reading that doesn’t break down Not only is this toxic unique. Lighting ordinances are installation is situated and annoys e-mail:[email protected] statement will assume completely when it’s waste fluoride dangerous that the fluoride that added to tap water. by itself, but it comes Candidates are Thomas Parker, Candidates for mayor of Vernon would be added to with a lot of Vote Robert Shields and Rod Thomas. are Richard Shumway and Dennis Tooele’s drinking water, It tends to interact with contaminants in it: lead, continued from page A1 In Stockton, Bryan Millet and Clark. On the ballot for two Vernon if fluoridation passes, other elements already in mercury, arsenic, Dan Rydalch are vying for the mayor Town Council positions are Douglas will be the kind of the water, as well as radon, etc. Every batch Department. position. Candidates for two coun- Anderson, Nicky Higgins, Tammy Candidates for two Grantsville cil openings in Stockton include Rigby and Marjorie Thomas. fluoride that is “naturally water treatment of fluoridating chemicals City Council positions include Nando Meli Jr., David Durtschi, News stories and opinions about in the water already.” chemicals–depending is different, so we can Brent Marshall and incumbents Gary Fowler, Patrick Valdez. fluoride, city charter amendments, partly on the pH of the never know exactly how Kyle Matthews and Paul Rupp. Four positions are open on the Tooele, Grantsville, Stockton and Again, suggesting that water–to produce other much of these dangerous The Stansbury Service Agency Lake Point Improvement District. Stansbury candidates are available contaminants we’re Board of Trustees will fill fours Running are Ken Child, Cory Cook, at www.tooeletranscript.com. “natural” fluoride is the SiF species. spots. Candidates include incum- Todd May, Rick Thompson and Jim A story on Tooele’s mayoral race same kind of fluoride getting. bent Randall Jones, Wayne Nielson, Wiles. appeared in Tuesday’s Transcript- used in artificially Both the FDA and the Debbie Record, Willie Jaramillo, Travis Sagers is running unop- Bulletin, and a story about Tooele’s fluoridated water, the EPA admit that they do These are very small John O’Donnell, Scott Totman posed for mayor in Rush Valley. City Council candidates ran in the editorial assured us that amounts, but I don’t want and Don Deavila. Troy Marx has Dana Garder, Dave Lore and Allan Oct. 27 issue. Stories on candidates’ not have one research dropped out of the race. Stansbury Anderton are running unopposed views from Grantsville appears in “ f l u o r i d a t e d study which shows that any additional arsenic or Park will also fill two spots on for slots on the Rush Valley Town today’s issue. communities” have this kind of fluoride, lead or radon in my the Improvement District Board. Board. e-mail:[email protected] “drunk the stuff for when mixed with tap family’s drinking water. hundreds of years,” and water, is safe. If anyone Why would I? Notice is hereby given that BOARD ELECTIONS for the Stansbury Park Improvement District and that the kind of “stuff” says there is, ask for a Stansbury Service Agency Special districts will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2005 we would be drinking is copy of the research. If I want my family to for the election of 6 board members to the Special Districts Utah not “newly created.” You will never receive have fluoride, I’ll assume The Polling Place for precincts 25, 26 & 27 is at the STANSBURY PARK CLUBHOUSE Polls will open at 7 a.m. and continue open until 8 p.m. of the same day. one. It does not exist. the responsibility for seeing that they get it. No person shall be permitted to vote at such election unless he shall be a Telling people that there registered voter residing in the unincorporated area of the Special District. is no difference between To prove this point, And I’ll get just the “natural” fluoride and pharmaceutical grade I will pay $1,000 to fluoride through my the fluoride used in the first person who, fluoridation programs is a dentist. common ploy of those by November, 30, promoting fluoridation. 2005, can (1) prove I’d even be happy to help that the fluoride pay for fluoride drops or To do this is misleading; that will be added to tablets for those who actually even dishonest, can’t afford it for their Tooele’s drinking children. Fifty cents a because the Transcript water if we vote to editors, dentists and other month added to our water people who endorse fluoridate is bill? fluoride either know or naturally occurring should know that this is calcium fluoride as Or how about toothpaste? not true. t h e Tr a n s cr i p t Current dental research proves fluoride works editors would have best on the surface of If they don’t know before us believe; and (2) the teeth anyway, as in they use their good name provide a research toothpaste, rather than and the prestige of their when we drink it. profession or newspaper study that proves to endorse something as that hydrofluosilic acid, when added to That would certainly be a serious as fluoridation, lot cheaper than what then I say, “Shame on tap water, is safe for we’ll pay for installing you.” human consumption a n d m a i n t a i n i n g at the Maximum fluoridating equipment, The kind of fluoride that Contaminant Level and for the fluoridation will be put in Tooele’s (MCL) allowed in chemicals. drinking water if we vote fluoridated water. for fluoridation is not at And all of us wouldn’t all the kind of fluoride have to drink a �� that is already “naturally” International treaty won’t contaminated, toxic �� in the water, as they say. allow this toxic waste waste product every time �� It isn’t the kind we get fluoride to be dumped we want a glass of water. �� when we get a into lakes or rivers or prescription for fluoride even the ocean.

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Paid for by Sam Seals • 435-882-1483 A8 THURSDAY November 4, 2005 OBITUARIES

Bessie Larraine Robert J. Sheets

Seals Born Sept. 2, 1923, and entered into rest in Sacramento, Oct. 29, 1932 - 2005 2005, at the age of 82, after a long and courageous battle for life. Bessie Larraine Seals, age 72, Robert is survived by Kady, his returned to her Heavenly Father loving wife of 59 years; Robert on Oct. 21, 2005, in Manteca, Jr., his son; Janet Saunders, Calif. his daughter; Rosie Sheets, his She was born Nov. 18, 1932, daughter-in-law; Jim Saunders, in Ophir, Utah, to Theron and his son-in-law; his two grand- Mary (Vario) Johnson. She mar- children, Robert Michael Sheets ried her devoted husband of and Tammy Bonis; and three 55 years, Buford Seals, Jan. 9, great-grandchildren. Robert was 1950. a WWII veteran who proudly Edna L. Glaser Bessie loved being with and Bessie Larraine Seals served in the Army and the Air Robert J. Sheets Edna L. Glaser taking care of her family. She Force. There will be a memorial will be greatly missed by her service at the Calvary Cemetery Loving, mother, grandmother Dorthy Higley; brother, William family and friends. Bessie was Fuell of Blue Water, N.M., at 11 a.m. on Friday Nov. 4. and great-grandmother, returned Barkley; and adopted sister an active member of the LDS Jeannette (Jack) Painter of to her Heavenly Father on Oct. and brother, Karen (David) church. Tooele, Utah, Maxine (Cliff) 31, 2005. She was born on Dec. Gustaphson, Clifford (Jackie) She is survived by: her hus- Shields of Tooele, Bernice (Ted) NOTES OF APPRECIATION 21, 1919, to George and Bessie Barkley; nine grandchildren; band and three sons, Michael Morris of Tucson, Ariz. May Barkley, Chehalis, Wash. nine great-grandchildren; and (Christin) of Chandler, Ariz., Preceded in death by her vice, to those who sent money She was preceded in death by numerous nieces and neph- Patrick (Pam) of Manteca, Calif. parents, brother Ronald A. Nelson family and flowers, and to those who her parents; two sisters, Elsie ews. She will be truly missed. Gregory (Dayslin) of Stockton, Johnson and baby sister Sharon have shown any act of kind- Burt and Fay Conger; and by her Services will be held at Tate Calif.; eight grandchildren, Johnson. The family of Alburn Ray ness. A special thank you to the daughter Brenice Kerr. She is Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. Tooele John, Stefani, Christopher, Funeral services were held Nelson would like to extend survived by her husband, Harry on Friday Nov. 4, at 3:30 p.m. Brandon, Brian, Brianna, Brett Oct. 26, 2005, in the Northland a thank you to everyone who Stockton Relief Society for the Glaser; her daughter Patricia Friends may visit with the fam- and Alexandra; brother Mark LDS church in Manteca. acknowledged Ray at the time of nice luncheon which you pre- (Bill) Fuwell; her son Michael ily from 3 - 3:30 p.m. prior to the (Eleanore) Johnson of Grants, Interment was in the Park View his passing. Thank you to those pared for the family. “Doug” (Debbie) Glaser; sister, services. N.M.; sisters Marrietta (Nile) Cemetery, Manteca. who helped with the funeral ser- Cheri and Jim King

farm) could become a project … was a councilman, he voted against “We need to manage our finances Andersons that draws money from other things a utilities tax that was placed on now more than ever before.” continued from page A1 the city needs,” C. Anderson said. Grantsville residents by a majority B. Anderson said a major improve- Both mayoral candidates were vote. ment to Grantsville’s tax base was Grantsville City, the police depart- given five minutes Tuesday evening “I voted against the (utility) the city’s ability to convince Wal- ment, Westgate Vista, L.C., Key Bank to introduce themselves while sit- tax because it was not targeted,” Mart executives to build a distri- and others. “I must be careful what I ting on stage of the Grantsville High C. Anderson explained. “(If elect- bution center west of Grantsville, say (about this issue),” C. Anderson School auditorium. Both mayor and ed mayor) I would work to target which was annexed into the city. responded. “There is a lawsuit and all three city council candidates are one-half of that utility tax for the “That DC has provided 1,000 new I am a witness. The police depart- natives of the city. fire department. Anytime there is jobs and 60 percent of the workforce ment made me (a witness). I have Mayor Anderson, in introducing a new house or business built in came out of this valley,” he said. been delivered threats … this is very himself, said that he and his wife the city, the utility taxes increase. Anderson said he is a member serious.” have five children. The mayor was The fire department gets the added of Utah’s Economic Development C. Anderson continued, “It is not educated at the University of Utah responsibility of protecting those Corporation. It used it be, he said, my lawsuit. The letter (to the edi- and although he and his family have new houses and businesses, and it that Grantsville was often left out of tor that ran in Tuesday’s edition of lived in other areas of the nation, would be nice for them to know they the loop when it came to businesses the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin) was “we have always navigated back to would also receive a pay increment wanting to locate in Tooele County. not my letter. “There have been a Grantsville.” with utility taxes.” By giving the fire But being a member of the board, lot of things in the local newspaper “I could have no greater honor department a percentage of utility Mayor Anderson now has first-hand and Salt Lake newspapers – some than to work for the people who live taxes, C. Anderson said, “They could information on any businesses want- Attention Seniors of them very liable. The citizens of here,” Mayor Anderson said. plan for 10, 20, and even 50 years ing to come into the valley. Grantsville should study the issues C. Anderson, who served two into the future.” “That gives Grantsville a much • A re you confused by the M edicare Part D D rug and see what is true and what is not. terms as a city councilman before What about the EMT and ambu- greater ability to try to attract some coverage plans? • D o you need to find out how I have confidence they will voice being defeated in his third bid for a lance situation in Grantsville. of those businesses,” he said. their opinion in their vote.” seat on the council four years ago, Mayor Anderson said that issue Mayor Anderson received the Part D w orks w ith your current insurance? City Council candidate Paul Rupp said that public service is not some- came to a head last summer when Governor’s Award for Excellence • A r e y o u h a v i n g d i f f i c u l t i e s d e c i p h e r i n g t h e a c r o n y m s said that while he does not have “in- thing to take lightly. ambulances were pulled from for his work on a general plan for a n d l a n g u a g e o f M e d i c a r e P a r t D? • D o you need depth details” on the lawsuit he is “It is a duty,” he said. “It needs to Grantsville for a short period of time the entire Tooele Valley. aware of it, “and I think it is sad this be taken seriously. My background due to a limited number of EMTs. “We are working on the wetlands help in choosing the best Part D plan for you? charge came about a month before and experience in small business “It is not a simple problem to out north. We need an improved the election.” Rupp was supported (has taught me) it is all about cus- solve,” Mayor Anderson said. “In transpiration system,” he said. But in that comment by applause from tomer satisfaction. A satisfied cus- August, the police chief and I met these things will have to be initiated We can help you! the audience. tomer will tell three to four others. with Mountain West Medical Center with one purpose — to make our “It really bothers me,” Rupp con- An unsatisfied customer will tell (MWMC) administrators and came quality of life better. We plan to do FREE community Medicare Part D training for tinued, “that it happened then. It is everyone they know. A mayor is the up with a plan. Mainly, we needed the things we are currently doing, church or civic groups. • In-Store Part D insurance going to have to be dealt with by chief operating officer of the city. It’s a manager and a scheduler. The only doing them better. I am looking facilitator . • We are insurance specialists! legal minds.” the mayor’s responsibility to see that (Tooele) hospital has provided that forward to continuing to serve as customers and citizens of our city need. We have one brand new ambu- your mayor in the future.” • Our staf f is completely prepared to answer your Rupp said he joins Mayor Anderson in stating that the Grantsville Police are satisfied.” lance in the station and another two C. Anderson mentioned that in Part D questions! Department and Chief Dan Johnson If he is elected mayor, C. Anderson as well. the eight years he served on the • Let us help you with your Part D decision have done all they can for the com- pledged to take one night a week to We needed a short- and long-term city council, he never missed one munity. “I have been around long be at city hall after business hours plan for the ambulance service. For meeting. enough to have seen a lot of police so that he would be available to the short-term plan, some of our “Dealing with local government chiefs and departments and I think anyone who had complaints, ideas, former Mets are coming back. Our should not be an exercise in frustra- some of them have been total or just wanted to talk. long-term plan is getting more EMT tion,” he said. “We need to set rules Part D Training Schedule chaos,” Rupp said, “but our current Grantsville City has recently trained. MWMC has agreed to pro- and guidelines that are followed by police chief and police department approved construction of a new $1.5 vide more training sessions. We are everyone, so that everyone knows th 2 pm Remington Apartments Nov 4 is not in that group.” million fire station. Mayor Byron still going back and forth on how to what to expect. “Yes, our finances th Tooele Senior Citizen Center Nov 8 11am Grantsville’s two mayoral candi- Anderson said the city has needed a pay for that training. It looks like are good now,” C. Anderson contin- new fire station for a long, long time. MWMC will pay a lot of the cost, ued, “but we do not have as bottom- st Gville Senior Citizen Center dates also disagree on the city’s fair- Nov 21 11am ly recent purchase of the J. Reuben “When we made the decision to go but it will strictly be Grantsville less pot of money. We need to be Clark farm which includes a house, after a new fire station, part of the residents who are recruited for that careful where we spend and invest large barn, several other buildings criteria was not to raise taxes,” the training so we can manage an ambu- our money and where we let devel- and 37 acres of ground. mayor said. On Nov. 3 we are going lance service here. opers invest in the community. “We negotiated with the guy who before the Community Impact Board Closing remarks, in which both C. Anderson added, “We are owned the Clark Farm and (the city) to ask for a 3.5 percent interest loan mayoral candidates were asked to growing and it is up to this gov- Dave' s Drugs got it for half of what it was worth,” to build the new fire station.” explain why he was the best man ernment whether we grow smart B. Anderson stated. Mayor Anderson said that the city for the job, brought a chuckle from or let it happen and overrun us. C. Anderson, on the other hand, hall has been paid off, and money both mayoral as well as the three That charges us with a great deal of 30 W est 1st South says he believes a public hearing that was being used for that amenity city council candidates. They all said authority. Personal property rights should have been held to allow can now be applied toward the new they hated to toot their own horns. are a very important issue with me. Tooele • 435-882-0287 Grantsville residents to voice sup- fire station. “A $1.5 million budget “Grantsville is one of the fastest The mayor’s job is going to be very for a fire station is not much,” B. growing cities in the state,” Mayor challenging in the next four years. David Bickmore R.PH, Sheldon Birch Pharm. D. and technical staff port or opposition to the purchase before city monies were used to Anderson said. “There are a lot of Anderson said. “With a population We have a tremendous opportunity buy the farm. “I think (the Clark houses in Salt Lake City that cost over 8,000 residents now, we have to expand things. that much.” moved from rural to small urban for C. Anderson concluded his C. Anderson called the Grantsville funding purposes. A mayor in a town remarks by stating, “There have been Fire Department “one of the finest in this size is not just a ceremonial fig- a lot of things in the local newspaper the whole country – a fine example urehead anymore. The mayor is the and Salt Lake newspapers that are of volunteers at their best.” And chief executive officer over a multi- very liable. Don’t buy into them. The he added that the Grantsville Fire million dollar corporation.” citizens of Grantsville should study Department is not now, nor has ever Mayor Anderson said he had 30 the issues and see what is true and been property funded. “(The fire- years of experience in federal gov- what is not. men) come to the city council every ernment, managing multi-million Candidates for Grantsville City year with their hat in their hand dollar programs before his retire- Council include incumbents Kyle to see what budget will be given ment. “I have also had four years Matthews and Paul Rupp. Brent them,” he said. “That is not a good experience as Grantsville’s mayor Marshall, a former Grantsville Fire situation.” and four years experience on the chief and former president of the �� C. Anderson said that when he city council before that,” he added. Utah Firemen’s Association is also running for a seat on the council. �� Patrick Allred is running as a write- in city council candidate.

TTooele'sooele's RRepresentativeepresentative BBOUNTIFULOUNTIFUL MMEMORIALEMORIAL AARTRT GGRAVERAVE MMARKERSARKERS oorr MMONUMENTSONUMENTS Joel Sagers Tooele Floral 351 North Main 882-0669 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 A9 Despite adorable Chicken Little, film doesn’t live up to Disney’s reputation t seems To be fair, I should point out hilarious. Just not quite often is trying to resurrect a waning humor and bad acting. It’s really ironic that my 6-year-old loved this enough. acting career with an updated a shame it had to happen at the Ithat, when movie, even saying that she liked Abrahams and Streep simply “Bewitched” sitcom. He will be end of this prequel trilogy. But setting out it a bit better than “Wallace and steal a movie dominated by two Darrin, but as he laments, Darrin I’ll still take it. Late is always bet- on their Gromit: The Curse of the Were- less interesting characters. And was replaced on the original ter than never. own, Disney Rabbit.” I vehemently disagree, when the less interesting char- series “and nobody noticed!” Pristine effects and an omi- would imitate but then again I am not the target acters dominate, you’re left with Isabel stumbles into the opportu- nously dark tone make this CG movies audience. She is. a feeling of having been teased, nity of playing Darrin’s wife. nearly 2 1/2 hour film feel shorter like “Shark So I’m going to have to con- but not quite entertained. Farrell plays an obnoxious than it should. And the story Tale” and cur that, although I didn’t enjoy Grade: C+ narcissist with beastly ambi- improves too. It’s more about the “Madagascar,” “Chicken Little” to the maximum Currently playing. Rated PG-13 tion; and Kidman plays a witch characters, less about the vio- instead of fol- Audrey Rock- extent, it has significant enter- for sexual content including dia- with magic tricks up her sleeve. lence. More about the story, and lowing in the Richardson tainment value for the intended logue, and for language. Mayhem ensues. less about the effects. STAFF WRITER footsteps of demographic. I can’t really argue New on DVD: The movie is made up of I didn’t see Lucas’ vision at their former with that. “Bewitched” — Oscar winner hearty but meaningless laughs first. It was like he was keep- partner Pixar. Reel Talk Grade: C+ Nicole Kidman comes alarm- in a script written with breezy, ing us on the outside of what It’s all about Opens tomorrow. Rated G. ingly close to being upstaged by frothy spunk. was really going on in his mind; the story. If the Streep shines in ‘Prime’, Will Ferrell who, as the new TV Grade: B- what he really saw these first writing isn’t solid, the most beau- “Darrin,” is the main attraction in “Star Wars Episode III: three episodes as; perhaps afraid tiful animation in the world can’t but film gets bogged down Revenge of the Sith” — of letting his true talent burst Therapist Dr. Lisa Metzger this kooky romantic comedy. help you. “Finding Nemo” and In the eleventh hour, with his forth in another set of movies. (Meryl Streep) is facing a conun- Kidman is Isabel, a real- “Monsters, Inc.” were beautifully final installment, George Lucas But finally, we see what his true drum. One of her most cherished life witch who wants to have animated, and their stories were finally crafted something com- vision is. He’s let us in. patients, 37-year-old divorcee a real life, and real romance, touching, funny, and dramatic. pelling enough to want to come It’s not perfect. But it’s quite Rafi (Uma Thurman), has sans witchcraft. Meanwhile in “Chicken Little,” Disney’s first The adorable Chicken Little in back to. Yes, it’s true: Lucas good. started a relationship with Lisa’s Hollywood, Jack Wyatt (Ferrell) in-house CG feature (done entire- Disney’s adaption of the fairy tale. has left behind unintentional Grade: B+ ly without Pixar), is also nicely son, 23-year-old David (Bryan animated. But it is not particular- Greenberg). ly touching, funny, or dramatic. It takes awhile for Lisa to It is tepid and somewhat generic. discover the connection. Behind The mystifying factor here is that closed doors, she tells Rafi it’s Disney knows how to write good healthy and therapeutic to have a �� stories for animated features. relationship with a younger man. “Snow White,” “Cinderella,” At home, she wags her finger at “The Little Mermaid” — they David for having a relationship were all adaptations, but they with an older woman. were well-written adaptations. Then comes the discovery Even if Disney were to run out of the connection, and Streep’s completely of classic fairy tales amusing meltdown. She suffers to adapt, it’s possible to write through several sessions of inti- really good original stories. What mate details about her son; then Lisa finally decides it’s time to � is going on over there? What has happened to Disney? graciously tell the truth and step �� “Chicken Little” is being out of the way. And even though released in two formats: IMAX she has serious misgivings and a 3-D and the usual 2-D. The ver- sense of panic about Rafi, she’s going to allow David to try and � sion I screened was in 2-D. I’m �� going to assume that “Chicken work it out with the woman he Little” in 3-D might be a little loves. more eye-popping, but it’s still Once Streep is out of the pic- not any more engaging. It is still, ture, “Prime” becomes sticky, after all, the same characters, slow, and devoid of originality. �� the same stories, the same jokes. Thurman, stunning even during Gimmicks don’t always help. her many teary scenes, has zippo �� Chicken Little (voiced by Zach chemistry with that WB guy. That Braff) is, I admit, wholly ador- WB guy has zippo chemistry with �� able. His glassy, impressionable anybody. eyes, his enormous head, his He remains steadily cute �� skinny neck and large glasses, throughout the film. And that’s make him look like the chicken it. Cute, sporadically intro- �� counterpart to Jonathan Lipnicki spective, often disenchanting. of “Jerry Maguire” fame. Nondescript. Uma is having a �� I just wanted to scoop him up little fling with a cute guy who and put him in the backseat of likes to play Nintendo. �� my car so I could watch him star- Certainly, there’s plenty to say ing out the back window mourn- about the pitfalls of a relation- fully, through my rearview mir- ship between two people who ror. In the movie, Chicken Little have so many years between does do some time in the back- them. Some of them are very seat of the car staring mournfully funny, and some of them are cute with a massive seatbelt buckled and inconsequential (like that over his roly-poly belly. It’s so WB guy.) cute, I can hardly stand it. But many of them are bor- Chicken Little’s dejection ing and hardly worth mention- doesn’t come from being bul- ing. And the film’s consistent lied at school, or being a nerd. throwback’s to “Tadpole” and the It comes from disappointing his stylistic similarities, make every- dad (Gary Marshall), a former thing seem repetitive. sports champion. Not only is Thurman, whose entrancing Chicken Little a terrible athlete face is at once wicked and angel- — he also once embarrassed his ic, has far more range than this dad with a massive public panic script allows her to show off. attack. Director Ben Younger instructs The sky, he says, is falling. her to put on her angelic look Nobody believes him, and the and it rarely changes — so many episode becomes a black mark more dimensions to Uma, and so on crazy little Chicken Little. little shown here. When another incident occurs, Streep, as I said before, is he enlists his friends, the Ugly amusing, and in her typical Duckling (Joan Cusack), Runt of fashion turns in a top caliber the Litter (Steve Zahn) and Fish performance. She is always con- out of Water (no voice) to help. vincing in everything she does. Aliens are attacking earth, The “nervous mother” role is no and only Chicken Little and exception. his friends know about it. David has a friend, Morris Desperation ensues, “War of the (Jon Abrahams), who deals with Worlds” is spoofed, and the little continual rejection in immature �� guy tries to save the world and fashion. And thanks to Abrahams mend his broken relationship slacker/insecure jerk perfor- �� mance, the film is frequently with his father at the same time. �� Get your Christmas �� Shopping done early! �� A10 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

ficient to play a significant role in they had the rinse, she would get decayed, missing, or filled teeth. In effective public health measure to Fluoridation too risky caries protection. ... [and on page Military past needed deathly sick and vomit, and they 1987, over 55 percent of U.S. com- prevent dental decay. The Centers Editor: Editor: 892] The clinical effects of fluoride would call me to come and get her. munities fluoridated their water for Disease Control and Prevention There is a lot of controversy Before the voters in Tooele go to ... can be optimized by using deliv- After three or four times, I stopped supplies and had a 25 percent rate (CDC) has cited water fluoridation about whether fluoride in our the polls next week, the one thing ery methods that bring fluoride to the rinse, I thought that I would just of decayed, missing, or filled teeth. as one of the top ten greatest public water fights cavities. It would be a they should do is get a copy of any the surface of the tooth and into get them at the dentist. Please read the facts on the health achievements of the 20th good idea to consider the informa- changes to the city charter. the plaque rather than incorporat- I have since found out that sev- CDC’s website (www.cdc.gov). I Century. tion in this article: “The Science One of the reasons this was ing fluoride into the tooth mineral eral members of our family (imme- am not a dentist or a doctor, but We believe it is time for Tooele and Practice of Caries [cavities] changed to a strong mayor from crystals during tooth development.” diate and extended) are allergic to shouldn’t we listen to CDC health to say ‘yes’ to the most effective Prevention,” in the Journal of the the city manager form of govern- I was always told to take fluoride fluoride. experts and vote to banish cavities method of decreasing dental decay American Dental Association, ment was: Tooele City hired a city while I was pregnant to help my We were in California for three and toothless smiles from Tooele? and improving the oral health of found here: http://pcedev23.ingenta. manager in the 60s who came into baby’s developing teeth and to give weeks when my oldest daughter their residents. com/content/templates/el/el_search. town in a car that had to be towed David Manzione it to my babies before their teeth started having toothaches! Upon htm before deciding. from Erda. He had a briefcase full Tooele Teresa Garrett erupted. I’m glad to get the results looking in her mouth, I realized It tells about research done by of unpaid bills, and when he left, President of more recent research. that she was getting her molars, Dr. John Featherstone and says on he was driving a new Cadillac, and Just say no to fluoride Utah Public Health Association Since topical fluoride, like from but it looked like they hadn’t totally page 887: “Fluoride, the key agent owned property all over town. Editor: toothpaste, rinses and gels, is better erupted yet. The bottom two came in battling caries, works primarily During his tenure, the city hall When Jesse Fruhwirth makes Getting rich off fluoride than drinking fluoride to prevent in first and both were brown, one via topical mechanisms ... [such as suffered a burglary and the only a statement without any reliable Editor: cavities, I don’t think we should just mildly and the other one was brushing with fluoride toothpaste]” thing destroyed was city papers. references cited, i.e., “Every major I cannot sit here any longer and fluoridate our drinking water. It totally brown and was very painful. On page 893, research showed The burglary was from the inside. U.S. health organization agrees that watch the minds of our community also would be cheaper; we wouldn’t Three of the molars were mild to that “systemically incorporated You can draw your own conclusion fluoride is safe and effective” — it be manipulated by blatant political be polluting our environment; and moderate dental fluorosis, and one [drinking] fluoride has only a minor from that. casts doubt concerning the validity strongholds. First of all, fluoride we wouldn’t be taking chances was so severe it had to be capped role in protecting against dental Also in the 60s as assistant chief of the entire article. in the water supply unnecessarily about some of the safety or health with a silver cap until she was a caries. This conclusion is supported of police, I hired four persons who With this said, I would like to ask exposes millions of Americans to problems we’re hearing more and teenager, then it was changed to not only by laboratory data as were handicapped in different ways some questions and makes some a drug that is toxic, and has never more about. porcelain. Several of her other per- described previously, but also by to be police dispatchers. These peo- comments to the “For” side of the proven to benefit a community. manent teeth have spots, also. Not epidemiologic studies.” Janet and Rick Chevalier ple all seemed to be loyal employ- fluoride debate. Some health orga- (But is has caused some concern only do we have an allergy to fluo- Page 891: “Fluoride incorporated Tooele ees for a while and Mr. Dunlavy nizations suggest we drink eight in the areas of different disorders ride, we also have dental fluorosis during tooth development is insuf- was one of these people. glasses of water per day to help such as Alzheimer’s, cancer, bone and mottling of the tooth enamel. I soon found out that he could maintain good health. Why should disease, and the list goes on ... Do I need to say how bad it has not be trusted. He did not back me we inject fluoride into an excellent The story behind fluoride goes made me feel to know that I did DELIVERY TRY OUR as assistant chief of police or when water system for eight glasses of back to the turn of the century. NEW PIZZA this to my daughters because I was NOW PESTO I ran for mayor in the 70s but then water per day? My clothes receive When a Colorado dentist noticed AVAILABLE SAUCE told that giving them fluoride was I do not care because the knife was no benefit from fluoride. My dishes that his patients had less tooth the right thing to do. I have since ASK ABOUT OUR already deep in my back. don’t get stronger with fluoride. My decay, but displayed some great DAILY SPECIALS that time educated myself about When I was terminated from lawn doesn’t need fluoride. I don’t looking brown teeth, he sought to fluoride and have chosen not to a job after 18 years as a special need fluoride for my showers. My find out why he was not making Dough Made Homemade fluoridate. I have that freedom, to deputy for the U.S. Marshal’s Office toilets do not need fluoride to flush money off tooth decay. He dis- Daily Sauce choose not to fluoridate. That free- because I had to wear a hearing aid, properly, so why should fluoride be covered along with other dentists dom will be taken away if it is put I talked to Mr. Dunlavy who I heard added to the city’s water supply? that what they knew as “Colorado in our water system. 196 W. Main • 435-884-0709 • Grantsville had many connections, hoping he Will fluoride help me swim better? Brown Stain” was caused by the I would like to encourage every- Locally owned and operated! would guide me to a job as a handi- The city tells us the cost will be natural deposits of fluoride within one to educate yourself about the cap, even pick and shovel work, but somewhere between a $1-$2 per their water supply. Back then fluo- fluoridation issue before you make he would not even guide me to a month, per residential water con- rine was naturally in the water a decision on how to vote, and if job that illegal aliens would not do. nection, based on previous city esti- supply of various towns across the New Hours & New Staff you choose to take fluoride you I think he is like the previous mates. I would be very surprised U.S. Today, sodium fluoride, which have that freedom to do so, but AM PM mayor who was only concerned if the final cost is less than $4 per happens to be a hazardous-waste Open at 11 to 9 please don’t take others freedom of about land developers with a lot month. What will be the cost for byproduct produced from the manu- choice away! Tuesday thru Saturday of money and he is not concerned businesses with water connections? facturing of aluminum, is being sold with the community infrastructure, Larinda Bracken If parents feel they need or to our communities at a very large Try our homemade soups & subs! especially water. I think if Mr. Tooele want fluoride for their children or mark-up to be put into our water Dunlavy is elected, it will be back themselves, they can buy fluoride in supplies. Sodium fluoride is also a to bathing on Saturday night only, Fight toothless smiles pill form each month for their own common ingredient in rat poison, 1/2 Oven Toasted Sub & Soup and everyone must use the same Editor: family for less than the increase of found in may psychiatric drugs and water. We have a chance to vote on their water connection per month. is used in nerve gas by our military. or Chef Salad The way things are in the world Nov. 8 in Tooele to save money Why should the unnecessary cost In study University of Western today with many people going to in health costs and improve our to inject fluoride in the drinking Ontario study, “Excessive ingestion with Bread Stix $ 49 and returning from armed conflicts, community’s health. water of 27,000 city residents even of fluoride during early childhood we need people with military back- Fluoridation is overwhelm- be discussed? may damage the tooth forming 4 ingly supported by national health Taking fluoride should be an ground running our city that can cells, leading to a defect in the Tuesday & Wednesday: communicate with these persons. experts. The U.S. Centers for individual option. Some drugs enamel...” — also know as fluorosis Homemade Chili I do not think that a person Disease Control and Prevention and poisons may be necessary for or Colorado Brown Stain as men- FELD ENTERTAINMENT (CDC) has recognized community individual health but we should not tioned earlier. “Teeth impacted by Tuesday thru Saturday: whose only claim to fame is membership in the volunteer fire depart- water fluoridation as one of 10 even be voting to put unnecessary fluorosis have visible discoloration, Job Number: JU0504953C Chicken Dumpling, Ad Size: 3.75” X 10” ment should be elected to serve as great public health achievements of drugs or poisons in the water sys- ranging from white spots to brown Engagement City: SALT LAKE CITY, UTHam & Beans or Special Instructions: our mayor. the 20th Century. Since the 1950s, tem for everyone. Yes some parent and black stains. Teeth with fluoro- We need Steve Bevan, John each U.S. Surgeon General has sup- don’t care. That is their option and sis also have an increased porosity Media: Vegetable Beef Section: ENTERTAINMENT Hansen and Dave McCall. ported community water fluorida- problem. Fluoride in the public of the enamel ... resulting in exten- Insertion Date(s): Kenneth R. Daly tion. water system is everyone’s prob- sive pitting, chipping, fracturing, Tooele Fluoridation is safe. The CDC lem. Remember the saying not long and decay of the teeth.” reports that at this time the weight ago, “Just say no to drugs.” Vote Here are a few facts concerning Fluoride made kids ill of scientific evidence, as assessed No! and keep Tooele’s water system fluoridation in the drinking water. by independent committees of the best as it is. Editor: 1) Research finds that silicofluo- experts, comprehensive systematic I have very strong feelings W. Kent Lowry rides increase our children’s lead reviews, and review of the find- regarding this fluoride issue Tooele absorption and higher blood lead ings of individual studies does not because of what my family has levels are linked to more tooth support an association between been through. I only wish that Bevan a proven leader decay. water fluoridated at levels optimal everyone knew how sick fluoride Editor: 2) Fluoride is not an essential for oral health and the risk for makes people who are allergic to I am watching our mayoral nutrient cancer, including osteosarcoma. it or what it does to your teeth if race with great interest as I hope 3) Ironically in a study con- Opponents of fluoridation often you get too much. I’m not trying to all Tooele citizens are, as well. ducted by the National Institute of make unsubstantiated claims about offend anyone for their view on this Mr. Steve Bevan and Mr. Patrick Dental Research — “Little differ- adverse health effects of fluorida- issue, I just want others to know Dunlavy are both concerned and ence in tooth decay among children tion in attempts to influence public how fluoride has affected our fam- involved citizens in our commu- in fluoridated and non-fluoridated opinion. ily, and why we have chosen not to nity. They share many of the same communities was found.” (There Fluoridation is effective. In 1967, take fluoride. concerns for Tooele’s present and are 128 surfaces in a child’s mouth only 40 percent of U.S. communi- When my oldest daughter started future, such as water, quality of life, — this study concluded that chil- ties fluoridated their water sup- school, of course, I signed her up jobs and growth management. dren in areas with fluoridation plies and had an 80 percent rate of for the fluoride rinse. Every time I feel the election of our next in their water supply showed an mayor will say a lot about the type improvement on less than one of community we wish to maintain tooth surface.) and the community of the future 4) “It has been associated with we are obligated to create. It is not cancer in young males, osteoporo- always wise to rely on the past to sis: reduced I.Q. and hip fractures create the future; things do have a in the elderly, to name a few. way of staying the same. As we have the choice here. We It is my opinion that Mr. Steve must remember that fluoride is Bevan is the person needed to take a drug, and our political officials Tooele in the direction necessary to are backing and pushing for us to meet Tooele’s future challenges. He accept this drug into our drinking is not a Tooele City career employ- water supply. If anyone has any ee. He has taken the initiative to questions as to the affects of this run for office in both city council drug, you have more than enough and the mayor’s races because he information at your fingertips wants a vision for the future. He — the Internet is a great source for has demonstrated his leadership discovery and education. The AMA abilities as a city council person. He (American Medical Association) �� will work very hard for all of us in will not back fluoridation, and the �� Tooele City to maintain our incred- EPA (Environmental Protection �� ible quality of life for the future. Agency) is completely against fluo- Where ever your convictions lie, ridation. �� please get out and vote. One vote Fluoride is a poison that accu- NOV. 9 - 13 �� can make a difference! mulates in our bones and can cause Ken Albrecht long-term health issues and early �� Tooele death. Just as with any drug, fluo- Wed. NOV. 9 � 7:00 PM �� ride is very profitable business for OPENING NIGHT - SAVE $5 ON TICKETS! �� those who support it. What is baf- (Excludes Front Row and VIP seats. No double discounts.) �� City’s health at stake fling to me is why would someone Editor: �� support a drug that is proven toxic? Courtesy of The Tooele City Council’s deci- It could only be for the money or �� sion to place water fluoridation on endorsements, or recognition, or Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. �� the Nov. 8 ballot is an important something significant is at play here �� NOV. 9 NOV. 10 NOV. 11 NOV. 12 NOV. 13 one for the citizens of Tooele. This because no one in their right mind 11:30 AM �� is a great opportunity for Tooele would support the forced consump- 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 1:30 PM �� County citizens to improve upon 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM 5:30 PM �� tion of a toxic drug — unless they the entire community’s public were subject to gain something. For the fastest and easiest way to buy tickets, health. Ronny Sweat go to www.disneyonice.com The Utah Public Health �� Tooele Ticket Centers, Delta Center Box Office Association urges the citizens �� or call (801) 325-SEAT of Tooele to vote ‘yes’ for water Fluoridation insane For Groups of 20 or more call (801) 325-2548 �� fluoridation and join the millions �� of others across the country who Editor: TICKET PRICES: $12 - $15 - $21 �� Beware of the famous bait and Limited number of Front Row and VIP seats available. Call for details. have benefited from this traditional (Service charges and handling fees may apply.) and proven public health option. switch Tooele City. Are you really For decades, water fluoridation has been shown to be the most SEE LETTERS ON A11 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 A11

in, it will be too late to back out. Transcript-Bulletin for a good Dental Association supports it from within and trace amounts in not medicine. Utah has one of the Letters Scott A. Donaldson extensive article on “Infrastructure, greatly. The Surgeon General sup- the saliva to coat the teeth as well. worst dental records for dental car- continued from page A10 West Valley City health issues among fluoride con- ports fluoridation. Why? Because Brushing only supplies topical fluo- ies in the United States despite par- siderations” on Nov. 1. A lot of the it is what is best for the public as a ride and only provides a slight bar- ents trying to teach their children prepared for a fluoride shock? Last Study fluoride further information I came across was also whole and with little expense. The rier. Fluoride is essential to proper about dental health. year, Davis County was originally Editor: in Jesse’s article. extra cost of fluoridated vitamins is dental health. We immunize our children and told their fluoride treatment costs I just have come to the conclu- saved. The extra expense on dental I have read many arguments With the debate over fluoride ourselves to protect us from unnec- would be approximately $348,000, sion that there is still a lot of uncer- visits and dental insurance is saved. that we should not force people in our water system, I decided essary disease. It’s time to deal with they are currently reaching the $5 tainties that come with the package We all complain that costs are to take “medicine” or to burden us to do research on the subject to the situation now. We need fluoride million dollar mark. Most of their gain more knowledge to make named “fluoride” more than the increasing in these areas and this is as a whole and that is the lack of in the water. It’s time to get real citizens are very upset and feel like an intelligent decision. Although positive aspect of less cavities in one way to actually control it. education or concern of parents. they have been had. If they would I am upset that even though we individuals. I just think we need to Fluoride helps both systemically Let’s face the facts. Its a simple facts that have facts behind it. have known that, it would have have voted this debate down twice wait until further investigations and and topically. We need systemic supplement like Vitamin D in milk Will Craig never been passed. before and believe it will be pushed reports come out that say positively fluoride to strengthen the enamel and Vitamin C in orange juice. It’s Stansbury Park Better yet people do you real- on the community until it does without a doubt that we as citizens ize only one percent of fluoridated pass, I started out unbiased as I will not have any health hazards or water is ingested, the other 99 per- researched this subject and found life-threatening illnesses. cent goes on lawns, gardens, tubs, some interesting facts. Paula Statham sinks, toilets, cars, etc. So where’s Too much fluoride can cause Tooele the cost versus the purported ben- dental fluorosis. It causes discol- efit that’s paying for a Cadillac and ored, blackened, chaulky-white receiving a Volkswagen? Where’s Fluoride worries silly teeth. Chronic intake of excessive Editor: �� the sense in that? This is absolutely fluoride can lead to the severe and I find it quite amusing that insane. permanent bone and joint deforma- fluoride has caused quite a stir in The only benefits I can see are tions of skeletal fluorosis. Whether Tooele. to the fluoride pusher, big business, �� dental or skeletal, fluorosis is irre- There has been a ton of informa- the metal and steel giants, fertil- versible and no treatment exists. tion published over the past two izer manufacturers, oh and don’t �� The only remedy is prevention, by �� let me forget poison products and months, some factual but most keeping fluoride intake within safe �� control — and the dentists. But speculation, on the effects of fluo- limits. The money people would �� why? Money, power and greed. ride in the water. �� save in reducing cavities would Speaking of dentists, maybe they First of all, you can get anything �� be put out for others in treating �� are ashamed to admit they made off the Internet to support a theory. fluorosis. a huge mistake, certainly to admit But just because it’s published on How much fluoride are we �� such a fatal mistake could help the Internet does not in any way �� already getting? It’s undisputed �� destroy their business. make it factual. Anti-fluoride activ- that exceeding the “optimal” dose �� So, let’s see ... ists coming up with all of these of 1 PPM will result in health prob- 1) We have to pay to poison “facts” about the supposed long- lems. Before fluoride is added to �� ourselves. term “dangers” of putting fluoride �� the community water, shouldn’t all �� 2) The likely cost will be much in the city’s water are trying to �� proactivists estimate how much �� higher than anticipated. overwhelm and sway those waver- �� fluoride we are already getting in �� 3) Fluoride leaches lead in the ing about this important voting �� our diets? I found that if a child pipes and it’s toxic and poison decision they will make Tuesday. �� had only one Coke, a glass of milk �� effects destroy the water piping But just because the anti-fluoride and Wheaties and no other food the �� infrastructure much faster, which activists have inundated everyone entire day, they would receive 130 �� could cost several million. with information doesn’t sort out percent of the recommended “opti- �� 4) We can all help destroy our fact from fiction. �� mal” dose (a 12-ounce Coke has total health slowly but surely. Let’s get down to the bare facts. .353, an 8-ounce milk has .173, a 6- Last but not least: Is Tooele City These are facts. It’s fact that I grew ounce Wheaties has 1.80, for a total really ready for the very possible up in a community with fluoride in dose of 2.32 percent). Add a glass legal and health liabilities that fluo- the water and I still haven’t grown of water and they would exceed ride presents? Given all the nega- two heads or produced fangs on 180 percent of the “optimal” dose. tive issues, reports, research, data, a full moon or turned green and You’d be surprised to see how tests, etc., I seriously doubt Tooele ripped off my clothes when I much fluoride is in an actual school City and all of our good people become angry at some anti-fluo- lunch. Turkey and mashed pota- really want to be put in harm’s way. ride activists and their ridiculous toes (8 ounces) has .21 mg. Today Why would anybody in their right claims. Fact: in 45 years I have most foods are made with fluori- mind want to add poison to their only had one cavity. I’m reluctant dated water and crops are sprayed precious water? to share the following, but here I with fluoridated water, which is Margaret Thompson go anyway: I don’t always have the absorbed into the plant. (www. Tooele luxury of brushing or flossing as nofluoride.com) many times as I should. The fact is People at risk for health prob- my son grew up without fluoride in Parakeet & Cage Fluoride in God’s hands lems due to fluoride include the the water and in spite of relentless Editor: elderly, people with deficiencies of and continual brushing and floss- What percent of the water that calcium, magnesium and/or vitamin ing, every six months during his trip comes into our homes is actu- C, and people with cardiovascu- to the dentist he still has multiple ally used for drinking? Maybe one lar and kidney problems. It also cavities. percent? Do you think that is wise increases the risk of novertebral Fact: in spite of my lack of cavi- $ 99 to pay for fluoridated water that fractures in women with postmeno- ties, I ingest food and treats with we use to water our lawns, fill our pausal osteoporosis. Increased hip more sugars and sweets than I swimming pools, wash our clothes, fractures in the elderly, infertility should. Fact: my brother also grew take baths and showers, flush our problems and people with thyroid up in a community where fluoride toilets, wash our hands, cars, etc.? problems are also at risk. was in the water supply and he too 24 Can marine life survive in an aquar- Environmental Working Group, ium of fluoridated water? hasn’t had one cavity and yet his a respected Washington-based children, all of whom reside in the The people of Tooele have voted watchdog organization, called against putting more chemicals in Tooele area, also have a surprising public attention to a Harvard study number of cavities at such young our drinking water at least twice that shows links between fluoride that I know of. Why is it even ages. and bone cancer in young boys Fact: Don’t cancel a dentist 930 North Main, Tooele • 882-1700 on the ballot and who stands to called osteosarcoma. On June 6, gain from it? When I was young it appointment in this town because 2005, the EWG asked the National there are so many people need- seemed like we only got a water bill Toxicology Program of the National every two or three months and it ing dental hygiene that you will Institutes of Health to list fluoride be lucky to get in two weeks later was probably less than we now pay in tap water in its authoritative for one month. I had an uncle who after the cancellation. I don’t have Report on Carcinogens, based on exact numbers, but unlike some was raised in Tooele and moved its ability to cause a rare form of attempting to support their anti- to Salt Lake after he was married. childhood bone caner. The Report fluoride campaign, I’m not going to When he would come out to visit on Carcinogens lists only sub- make up numbers to support my one of the first things he would do stances that are known or reason- information. was to get a drink of good water. ably anticipated to cause cancer in Fact: I’m healthy, maybe too The people of Davis County humans. (www.ewg.org/issues/fluo- healthy, despite drinking water voted to put fluoride in their water ride/20050606) treated with fluoride four-and-a- a few years ago. When it came time Fluoride is a concern not just half decades ago. I don’t have nor to install the equipment and pay for for human beings, but plants also. have I ever had cancer like many the fluoride and the costs associ- If we use sprinkle irrigation on anti-fluoride activists would have ated with it, they paid a lot more our gardens and it is sprinkled on you believe in people drinking fluo- than they had been led to believe the plants, the fluoride will enter ridated water. it would be. Some of them would directly into the plant. In most veg- I know the unknown is scary. It have liked to change their minds, etation, the normal level of fluoride is for a lot of us. But I’ve already but it is too late. What if someone is 1-15 parts per million(PPM), but been through what most of you screwed up and put too much it can range as high as 400 PPM in have not and I can’t recommend fluoride in the water? Would it kill plants such as tea. Germination of fluoride enough to any of those everyone and everything that drank the seed is also affected according who ask me. So if it was up to me I it? If people really want fluoride in to former Utah State University would vote “yes.” their diet the tablets are not very Dean of Science Gene Miller. (www. I really don’t see the big deal. expensive, so why force everyone statesman.usu) There are far more dangerous else to pay for something that they According to Section 20 of the things in Tooele County to get don’t want? American Dental Association Code worked up about and be concerned There is probably already of Ethics, “Dentist’s non-participa- about than putting a small amount some fluoride in our water. If God tion (In fluoridation promotion) of fluoride in the water. What I thought that we needed more, don’t is overt neglect of professional want to know is what do those anti- you think He would take care of it? responsibility.” In recent years, sev- fluoride activists brush their teeth Richard Dunn eral dentists who have testified on Tooele the anti-fluoridation side have been with ... baking soda and water? reprimanded by their state dental Nick Drake Fluoride costs soaring officers. (www.nofluoride.com) Stansbury Park Editor: FDA does not have the FDA As a resident of West Valley City approval. You would think that Get real, get real facts I wanted to give a word of caution something considered to be toxic Editor: to the citizens of Tooele as you pre- and indigested in our daily lives I have been reading the many pare to vote on the fluoride issue. should have been approved by now. misconceptions of fluoride in As you may know our fine city EPA unions called for a morato- public water. If one is not careful, decided after twice voting down the rum on fluoridate in drinking water one may make an uneducated deci- adding of fluoride to our drinking in Aug. 31, 2005. sion based on misunderstandings, water, that fluoride was in its best According to Dr. Arvid Carlson, a misinformation, or fear-tactics. As interest and was voted in. We were pharmacologist who is also a Nobel a professional in public health, I told how much it would cost to Prize Scientist, “Water Fluoridation understand that there can much have fluoride added to our water. is obsolete.” Oct. 2005, (Fluoride information on misinformation. Then reality hit. Action Network) But I just wanted everyone to get a The cost has gone well above the The most important information basic understanding of this issue. projected amount. I have heard the I thought that would be pertinent Fluoride is not hazardous waste, same thing from friends in other to the community’s knowledge on it is not poison, and is a great lift in areas of Utah too. You have prob- fluoride I included in this letter. I the public health of the people. The ably been told what it will cost to urge the citizens of Tooele to do Centers for Disease Control has but begin fluoridating your water. Just their own research before voting on fluoridation of public water supply don’t be surprised when it ends up this subject. I also commend staff as one of the greatest achievements costing more. And once it is voted writer Jesse Fruhwirth of the Tooele in public health. The American A12 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 Sports

From The Sidelines Buffs swept Cowboys, Trojans away in pool history of tough by Cougars by Kelsey Ruben CONTRIBUTING WRITER post-season tilts The Tooele High swim team took a dive during their Oct. 18 ince I moved to meet against Kearns with the Tooele County I boys team producing a final team have discovered tally of 55, and the girls recording Ssome invariable just 38 total points. items which are indica- The Buff squads were missing tive of the area … you some of their top swimmers, in know, those things their battle with the always tough that never change even Cougars, due to other school though people do? activities. Things like: Be careful Tooele Coach Mel Roberts was of who you talk about, David Gumucio somewhat “disappointed” with and with whom, because GUEST COLUMNIST the teams performance. they are probably related; “I wanted to see how the swim- If you haven’t heard a good rumor by noon, mers would respond to the chal- start one; It’s not what you know, but who lenge,” he said, “We are much your great-great-great grandfather knew; If better then we showed at this company won’t come you can’t stop them; meet.” Tooele people won’t drive to Grantsville to Coach Roberts said he hopes shop or eat out, no matter how good the food the team will learn from their or services are; And, last but not least, you’re loss and intends to correct their not a native of the area until everyone dies mistakes. The coach thought the who remembers when you moved here. younger swimmers performed In high school sports there are a few items well, but felt the more experienced swimmers did not accept photography/Troy Boman as well: Local fans feel the success of any par- Grantsville running back Ryan Butler sprints through a gaping hole provided by excellent offensive line blocking (background) the challenge poised by the ticular grid-iron season depends on who wins against Snow Canyon last Saturday at GHS. The Cowboy junior bolted for 116 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-14 rout of Kearns swimmers. the county rivalry game between Tooele and the Warriors in the first round of the Class 3A State Football playoffs. Grantsville hits the road to Morgan to tangle with the Grantsville. The Cowboys are known for their The Most Improved Swimmers Trojans Saturday in state quarterfinal action on the Trojans home field at 1 p.m. hard hitting defense and Grantsville is just of the Meet was senior Kristina another way of spelling “Tennis.” Every away Gowans and freshman Kyle game is like a home game because Grantsville Cooper. Gowans had season best loves their Cowboys, Grantsville High School times in both the 100 backstroke Cowboys square off with familiar foe is the hub of the community and finally, and the 100 butterfly, were she Grantsville and Morgan are longtime and bitter placed fifth with a time of 1:17.80. rivals. Gowans not only displays the by Nick Drake Grantsville at Morgan (Sat) Morgan. Year-in and year-out the Grantsville vs. tremendous dedication needed SPORTS EDITOR Morgan does bring in a glossy 9-1 And to make matters worse, Morgan game is the second biggest game on to earn the coveted honor, she A pair of familiar foes will meet on mark on the year. The Trojans gar- Morgan owns a 40-26-2 record in the the schedule. Pound for pound, inch-for-inch, is also, president of the Tooele the grid iron Saturday with a berth nered preseason wins over Roy (24- overall series with Grantsville over it is a slugfest. It is hard-nosed. It is uncom- High FFA. in the Class 3A State Football semifi- 14), Ben Lomond (38-18), Evanston, the years. promising. It is fanatical. It is extreme. While Cooper has just joined the nals at stake. Wyo. (36-26) and Grantsville (24- But don’t expect Grantsville to the kids have managed to keep it CAC (Class swim team this year. At the meet Morgan and Grantsville will tangle 7) as well as league victories over back down to the Trojans. The Act Cowboys) after the whistle blows, during he set several personal records, in in a state quarterfinal affair on the region rivals Park City (27-0), Uintah Cowboys never have and never will play it’s raw and radical. Morgan games have the 50 and 00 free. Coach Roberts Trojans home field in a 1 p.m. playoff (26-21), Union (31-7) and Judge back away from their bitter rivals to been games of breaks — who makes their said Cooper is “very receptive affair. Memorial (31-21) en route to the the north. own breaks or which team makes the fewest to coaching” and sees Coopers’ The two teams have taken com- Region 10 title in its first-year of the And although Morgan already mistakes. The outcome is often decided in the desire to improve. pletely different paths into this post- new realignment. owns a victory over Grantsville, the final frame and the score differential is seldom The Swimmers of the Meet season battle. Morgan suffered its first and only decision was in Week four when over 10 points. were a pair of senior leaders. Morgan sported a perfect record setback a week after clinching the Grantsville was still finding its team The Cowboys have been on a long and wind- Chandra Yeaman paced the until just two weeks ago, winning its league campaign when Wasatch identity and roles and going through ing road during the 2005 campaign with plenty girls team, who claimed season first eight games and nine of 10 over- handed the Trojans a 20-14 setback a learning curve under first-year of challenges along the way. A new coaching best times in both the 500 free all on the season, while Grantsville Oct. 20 in Heber City. Head Coach Tony Cloward. staff and play book, a grueling pre-season and the 100 backstroke, while dropped its first five games of the However, Morgan responded with Since the setback to the Trojans, slate and early key injuries caused Cowboy Kasey Nobles seized the presti- season and sports a 5-6 overall mark a sound 45-7 thrashing of Emery Grantsville has only dropped deci- struggles early on. By the time the dust settled gious honor for the boys’ squad. on the campaign. a week ago in the first round of sions to the two pre-season favorites on the non-league slate, the Cowboys had Though he didn’t win in either Irregardless of the records, you the state tournament on the Trojans expected to play for the Class 3A accumulated a 0-5 record and were mumbling the 100 free or the 50 free, Nobles can throw all of the records out in home field. State championship in Pine View — should’ve, could’ve, would’ve. But under was very competitive. In the 100 this one because these bitter rivals Not only do the Trojans already and Logan. The Cowboys now sport Coach Coward’s inspired leadership, the free, Nobles powered his way to a will meet for the 69th time in the bit- own a victory over the Cowboys a 5-2 record after the loss to Morgan Cowboys refused to fold. Instead, the team second with a time of 52.24, only ter history between the two schools. (by 17 points) in head-to-head com- and have won five of its last six dug in and become more determined than ever. 1.69 seconds shy of first place. Grantsville High School will be petition, Morgan also owns a bet- games. The revival began in the Cowboys region Nobles swam a close match in selling pre-sale tickets for the Class ter 3-1 mark in common opponents Grantsville does sport a less than debut, ruining Bear River’s Homecoming game. the 50 free, taking third, only .08 3A State Quarterfinal game Saturday on the season beating Ben Lomond daunting 5-6 overall record on the Since then Grantsville has reeled off five wins seconds behind first, and only .03 at Morgan. The tickets will be $6 for (20) and Uintah (five) and losing to season. However, four of those set- in its last six affairs and is still going strong at seconds behind second. adults and $4 each for senior citizens Wasatch (six) while Grantsville is backs have come at the hands of the last week’s rout of the Snow Canyon, 34-14. Coach Roberts also noted that and students. A percentage of all 1-3 to those same opponents, beat- top five currently ranked teams and The Cowboys now face a daunting task tickets pre-sold at GHS will go right ing Ben Lomond (34) and falling back into the athletic budget. of traveling to Morgan Saturday to tackle a SEE SWEPT PAGE B12 to Wasatch (one), Uintah (six) and SEE COWBOYS PAGE A13 SEE HISTORY PAGE A13 Buffs defeated

Sports Wrap by Panthers by Nick Drake Erda Burgers served Sat. SPORTS EDITOR The Allen B. and Norm Warr Memorial Park Pine View wants another chance at the Class 3A will serve its famous Erda Burgers Saturday to State Football crown after falling to two-time state celebrate the opening day of the annual Utah champion Bear River in the finals last fall and the state pheasant hunt. first foe standing in their way was Tooele. The local ball park will not only serve burg- The Buffs had the misfortune of drawing the ers, but it will serve hot chili and other various third-ranked squad in the opening round of the items to satisfy the hunger of Tooele County playoffs on Pine View’s home field. residents. Everyone is encouraged to attend. James Lark fired a pair of scoring strikes to tie The ball park’s Hamburger House will be open the career touchdown passing mark while running from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. back Jesse Ence had a banner night with five touch- Grantsville Jr. Jazz sign-ups down dashes on the night. The Grantsville Junior Jazz Youth Basketball Jace Harris fired a 27-yard scoring strike to Ty League has scheduled its annual registration Asay and Harris found Justin Brady for a 12-yard TD dates for the next month. toss for the Buff scoring. The sign-up dates will be Nov. 17, 18, 30 and The setback eliminated the Buffs from post-sea- Dec. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Grantsville City Hall. son play. A season overview on the 2005 Tooele grid There will also be a registration Dec. 3 at City iron season will be published in a future edition. Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pine View 52 - Tooele 14 The league is also searching for coaches, The Panthers relished a distinct home field advan- officials and coordinators for the 2005-06 cam- tage Friday in St. George in the Class 3A playoffs. paign. Pine View took the opening kickoff and relished For more information contact David Delaney good field position after a 16-yard return by Regan at 884-0469. Warner. Lark fired up the Panther faithful right away when the Pine View field general fired a 46- Lady Buff hoop tryouts set yard pass to Kevin Clements and quickly found Tooele High Girls Basketball tryouts begin Dave Foote on the ensuing play for an 11-yard Monday and go through next Thursday. hook up as well. However, the Panther drive stalled Tryouts for 12th and 11th graders will be when outstanding defensive plays by Zac Connelly, from 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. while 10th - 9th grade try- Josh Banford, Nick Gochis, Harris and Nick Terry outs will be from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. halted the march and forced Pine View into a fourth For more information contact Coach down. Riley Stephenson drilled a 25-yard field goal Frederickson or Coach Andrews @ 833-1978. moments later to stake the hosts to a 3-0 edge with Grantsville Youth wrestling 1:58 expired in the contest. Tooele failed to pick up a first down in three photography/Troy Boman offensive plays on its initial possession of the game SEE WRAP PAGE A13 Tooele’s Nick Terry takes a Pine View defender for a ride in Friday’s Class 3A State game in St. George. The Buffs dropped a 52-14 decision to third-ranked Pine View and were eliminated from post-season play. SEE DEFEATED PAGE A13 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 A13

31-0 lead with 8:52 still left in the third quarter. The Cowgirls relish banner season Defeated scoring strike also enabled Lark to tie the career continued from page A12 touchdown passing mark of 71 scoring tosses set by Mountain Crest’s Ryan Zimmerman. and were forced to punt the ball back to the explo- The hosts tacked on a 59-yard scoring march just against tough, talented foes sive Pine View attack. minutes later in only four plays to build a whopping However, the Buffs returned the favor when 38-0 lead with 4:41 left in the third period. Lark fired Tooele’s Jacob Foster sacked Lark for a 10-yard loss a 25-yard pass to Foote and later found Tanner Holt by Nick Drake in the team standings. and forced the Panthers into their first punt. for a 15-yard play. Ence did the rest of the damage The Cowgirl first doubles team of Monica Aagard SPORTS EDITOR After the two teams exchanged punts, Pine View with runs of five and 14 to extend the margin and and Camille Christiansen turned in a stellar tour- The Class 3A girls tournament featured one of looked to extend the lead in the waning seconds give Pine View total command of the contest. nament to fight to the finals only to fall to the its most talented fields of ranked and club tennis of the opening session of the game. Lark hit Derek Tooele finally broke into the scoring column just defending state champion team of Lauren Wright players ever during the 2005 campaign. Buchanan for a 10-yard scoring strike to build on moments later to ruin Pine View’s bid for a shutout. and Karlie Hancock, of Pine View. However, the And it showed when the dust settled Oct. 7-8 on the Pine View cushion. Stephenson drilled the PAT Trifon Gochis sprinted for a four-yard run and Dorian Grantsville tandem recorded four of the team’s six the Brigham Young University tennis courts. to give the Panthers a 10-0 lead as the first period Cochran dashed for a 43-yard run to the Panther points in the two-day affair and helped move the Last year’s state runner-up Devin Peek of Park expired. 32. Terry and Gochis tacked on short runs and then squad up the team standings. City, failed to get past the state semifinals before After Tooele gained a first down a pair of runs Terry rambled for a seven-yard run to set up a fourth Brittany Smith and Cowgirl second doubles being eliminated. came up one yard short and forced the Buffs to punt down play. Harris fired a perfect 27-yard scoring team of Natalie Tripp and Giselle Stephenson each Even three-time defending state champ Jessica the ball back to the hosts. strike to Ty Asay on the play and Cochran drilled the posted first round victories but dropped quarterfi- Carter of Dixie couldn’t repeat winning the first Pine View didn’t waste any time building on the PAT to pull Tooele to within 38-7 with 1:22 left in the nal matches to Park City foes. singles title. advantage when Ence sprinted through the Buff third period. Lori Gallup drew a tough first round assignment Juan Diego’s Romina Nadakovic seized the cov- defense for a dazzling 73-yard scoring bolt on the Pine View would pounce on an onside kick at the with eventual state champ Lexi Almquist, of Pine eted first singles crown as only a sophomore and first play from scrimmage to give the Panthers a 17-0 Tooele 43 and Ence completed the drive with a daz- View, as well. with the addition of private school Juan Diego to lead with 8:48 left in the second stanza. zling 26-yard scoring scamper to give Pine View a Grantsville tennis coach Patrick Ciervo said his the ranks, the classification was deep with more Both teams would trade punts once again and 45-7 margin with 11:46 remaining in the contest. team turned in a solid and productive season. veteran players than it has ever had before and the Pine View took advantage of a 26-yard punt to gain Tooele countered with a 15-play, 80-yard scoring “Overall, this season we had a good season,” he tournament results showed it. possession at the Tooele 41. Ence capped the march march that ate up 7:41 off the clock. Harris sprinted noted. “We had a young team and a lot of those Pine View edged past new Class 3A member with a one-yard plunge with only 33 seconds left in for runs of five, four, three and five to aid the march players didn’t have a lot of varsity experience. We Juan Diego by two points, 16 to 14, to capture the first-half to pad a 24-0 intermission edge. while Terry dashed for gains of four, one, five, one had really good team chemistry. With a little bit the prestigious state team crown. Park City and Pine View would never look back after taking and six yards as well. Gochis also added runs of a luck we could have finished a little bit better. Ogden tied for third place with 13 each and Dixie the huge momentum swing into the locker room. eight and six to move the chains and keep the drive But we still had a successful season, especially garnered fifth place at eight points. Grantsville, The Panthers hit paydirt on all five of its offensive alive. Then, Harris fired a pair of perfect passes to since we bring back a whole lot of players and the Snow Canyon and Judge Memorial all tied for possessions of the second-half to cruise to the first Brady, hitting the Buff speedster for toss of 19 and aspirations will be a whole lot different next year sixth place with six points and North Sanpete round playoff win. 12 to hit paydirt and pull Tooele to within 45-14 and than this year. took ninth place with three. Logan round out the The Panthers marched 46 yards in four plays to 4:05 left in the affair. “This team really supported me and I really top 10 with two points while Wasatch, Uintah and begin the third quarter scoring. Lark bolted for eight But Pine View took possession of the pigskin at appreciate that,” he added. “They are really a great Emery all tallied one point each to tie for 11th yards and hit Mees on consecutive passes of six and the Buff 35 and Ence did all of the damage on the group of kids. I would put this team up against place in the final team standings. 32 yards to culminate the drive and give Pine View a drive with consecutive runs to build the final tally. In spite of the finish, the Cowgirls still turned any team I coached back east because they rallied in a stellar effort at the Brigham Young University around on another. They were an excellent team tennis courts Oct. 7-8 and came within a pivotal and supported me and the program and I would or have the boys come dressed, 3, 4, 5, 11 and 12 for this year. The point or two of battling into the top three. go to battle with this team any place, any time, Wrap ready to try out on Monday. Nov. 3, 4 and 11 registration dates will be from 6 to 9 p.m. at Macey’s But tough first round draws and some hard continued from page A12 5th grade Super fought setbacks, kept Grantsville from moving up SEE BANNER PAGE B12 and the Nov. 5 and 12 registration The Grantsville Youth Wrestling League will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., team has scheduled registration There will be tryouts for a fifth also at Macey’s. for Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. in the grade Super League boys basket- Erda, Lake Point and Stansbury Cowboys GHS wrestling room. ball team tonight at 7 p.m. at the Park residents are eligible to continued from page A12 All youth ages four through 18 Tooele City Complex. sign-up for the Stansbury League, are welcome to compete on the For more information contact grades first through sixth, and all team and there is an open enroll- Sam at 224-7379. residents are eligible to sign-up for the Cowboys have played five ment. All practices are Tuesday’s the Tooele League. of the seven teams still remain- and Thursday’s in the GHS wres- Jr. Jazz signups set The entry fee is $57, which ing in the quarterfinal rounds tling room at 7 p.m. and there The Tooele and Stansbury Park includes jersey, Jazz ticket, Jazz only failing to meet Delta and is folk-style, Grecco-Roman and Jr. Jazz Youth Basketball Leagues player clinic and Jazz team poster, second-ranked Hurricane. A free-style wrestling. will be taking registration for the or $50 if using last year’s jersey. pretty grueling slate for the For more information contact 2005-06 season. For more information call 849- 2005 Cowboys. Brent Rowley at 884-1158. There will be registration Nov. 2354 or www.tooelejrjazz.org. Morgan is led by a smash- mouth, grind it out type offense Junior Olympic and a physical defensive-style. Alan Tucker is the unques- volleyball tioned leader of the typical There will be Junior Olympic Trojan attack with six rushing Volleyball clinic and tryouts set touchdowns and seven scoring Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to noon at tosses on the season. The senior the THS gym. The clinic and tryouts are for ELECTION field general has bolted for scoring scampers of 10, 22, 18, any boy or girl 9 through 14-year- six, 19 and 49 on the year with old interested in developing vol- three two-point conversions as leyball skills. There is a $5.00 fee. The try- PAPER well. In the air, Tucker has a favorite target in wide receiver outs are Nov. 16-17 from 7 to 9 and speedster Jake Blazzard p.m. at the THS gym. Any boy or with touchdown strikes of 23, girl ages 10 through 18 wanting to play competitive volleyball for DELIVERED 70 and 15. Tight end Brandon Mead also has a scoring recep- this local team. There is a $5.00 tion earlier in the year (10 tryout fee. yards). However, when Tucker For more info call Reine 496- WEDNESDAY isn’t throwing to Blazzard, he 3244. loves to hit running mate Mike THS boys hoop Rose with tosses of 46, 22 and five yards along with a four- meeting Next Tuesday’s yard TD strike to running back There will be a meeting Friday Landon Rich. In two out of the Nov. 4 at 3:30 p.m. for all parents past three weeks, Tucker has photography/Troy Boman who would like information about newspaper will be even hauled in a pair of scoring Grantsville’s Jason Clark celebrates recovering a squib kick early in the Tooele High boys basketball strikes on razzle dazzle tosses Saturday’s Class 3A State playoff game at GHS. The Cowboys won the tryouts. delivered from receiver Blazzard. game 34-14 against visiting Snow Canyon. Grantsville now ventures to The tryouts for the boys team Josh Wilson leads the Trojan Morgan this Saturday for a state quarterfinal game against the Trojans will begin Nov. 7 at THS. Anyone Wednesday backfield with seven scoring at 1 p.m. interested cam meet either Friday gallops on the year and Rose ing the 2005 campaign. morning, November has tallied another six. Running week. “They truly have a home field backs Rich (three) and Chase “We expect a (Morgan) team advantage,” he stated. “It is one 9th, so we can Kimball (two) also have scam- that is committed to the run History of the toughest arenas in the pers to paydirt on their 2005 and they do it well,” he noted. continued from page A12 state to play in. But we’re not bring readers the running resume as well. “They are a very successful going to back off or lay down. fourth-ranked Trojan squad. The As if the Trojans don’t have running team. They pass when We’re going to do whatever we Cowboys expect to be strong enough scoring weapons, they want too. Defensively, election results. can to do whatever we have to defensively as usual with the Morgan also has the strong they are very solid and have do to remain competitive and game being decided by the big right leg of place-kicker Jake good linebackers who make a have a chance to win the game front linemen and on special Bagley. The Trojan senior has lot of plays. The best compo- in the end. We have improved teams. Like it or not, as goes the six field goals on the season, all nent of their team is probably so much since we’ve played front-line so go the Cowboys. over 33-yards or more, includ- their special teams. They gain them and we now know our Post-season dates between ing a booming 48-yard field valuable field position with identify and have tremendous these two bitters rivals are not goal in the first meeting with their special teams and win the team chemistry. This is not the new to the Cowboy or Morgan the Cowboys, and has connect- battle mostly every game. They same team that lost to Morgan faithful. The two perennial pow- ed on 29 of 33 PAT’s on the are well-coached and very in week four and we expect to ers have met five times in play- year. Blazzard is also a threat disciplined and they go hard show that on Saturday. It should off action. Morgan garnered a 58 N. Main, Tooele • 882-0050 on defense after bolted for a for 48 minutes, night in and be a good old fashioned street 1977 victory in the state semis. 24-yard interception return for night out. They are a typical brawl between two teams that But Grantsville has reeled off a touchdown in a win over Morgan team. They have a lot know one another very well four straight playoffs wins since Evanston and also tallied a 95- of pride and tradition in their and refuse to surrender to the then and posted some memo- yard kickoff return for a score program and they always have other. We can’t wait to play the rable post-season successes. in a slim win at Uintah. a lot of talent. They have an game.” The Cowboys most recent vic- On defense, the Trojans are athletic quarterback in Tucker And for those doubters, don’t tories came in a 7-0 slugfest in opportunistic with Rich return- that makes a lot of big plays forget that although Morgan 1996 for the Class 2A crown While SR36 is ing an interception for a touch- and helps their offensive effi- may own a distinct advan- and a 10-9 triumph two years down and Wilson adding a fum- ciency. They go as he goes. tage in regular season battles, ago in the Class 3A semifinals ble recovery for another score, They have a very powerful full- under construction Grantsville owns a perfect 4-0 at Rice Eccles Stadium in Salt both in the win at Vernal. Rose back in Rose and he moves the record over the Trojans since Lake City. 2400 North is also an impact linebacker for chains very effectively. They have good skilled personnel 1980 when it counts most, in And don’t expect any changes the Trojans. on Saturday. Count on strong, take � �

the post-season. � Morgan hasn’t been shut- at the their running backs and Grantsville captured a 10-9 hard hitting defensive, offensive out in the first-half all season wide receivers. alternate “We have to match their triumph just two falls ago in and special teams play. And as Hospital

long and trailed at intermis- � the 2003 semifinals on a field always, the Cowboy contingent sion only once all season, 20-14 intensity and win the game of goal with 21.3 seconds left at will make the trek to Morgan route 2400 to Evanston, Wyo. in just the field position,” he added. “We x Bob’s Rice Enclose Stadium and also in large numbers in full support third week of the year. The must also control the clock and Garage captured the Class 2A State of their Cowboys. These two North Trojans also sport distinct scor- move the chains on offense. title with a 7-0 triumph over teams have a storied play-off ing edges in the first (49 to We have to be the team least Morgan in the 1996 grid iron history and expect a repeat of opponents 26 points), second effected by the elements pro- championship game. the last 28 years this weekend. (62-39) and third (84-14) quar- jected for Saturday’s game which includes the weather, Don’t see any reason to change Bob’s ters on the year. now … See you from the side- GARAGE & DIESEL While all of the statistics hostile environment and play- “Engines Are Our Business” off intensity. We must be physi- If it happens here, line in Morgan. Those who can’t and points favor the favored make the trip, can listen to Chad Engines • Transmission • Drive Axle Front End cal on defense and be sure read about it here. Air Conditioning • Power Steering Trojans, Grantsville Coach Saunders and Ben Bagley call Tony Cloward said his team tacklers.” Tune-ups • Engine Diagnostics Morgan also sports a perfect the game live on 1320 AM KFNZ welcomes the tough road chal- Radio. Go Cowboys. 1676 N Progress Way • Tooele • 882-0313 or 882-1273 lenge facing the Cowboys this 6-0 grid iron mark at home dur- GROUNDBREAKING HEALTHCARE FOR KIDS!

“Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids” opens at Stansbury Park

It’s not every day that you see a group of children smiling and laughing while in the presence of a doctor. But then, not every doctor is like Heidi McMillan, MD, Tooele County’s newest pediatrician.

Dr. McMillan just opened Stansbury Pediatrics for Kids at 210 Millpond in Stansbury Park. Called “SP4K” for short, the new practice provides

Pediatrician Heidi McMillan, MD compassionate and quality healthcare for newborns to young adults. At the same address, Dr. McMillan has also broken ground for a new facility that • Accepts all major insurances, will be built next to her temporary clinic. including IHC

• Only minutes away for families in Brought to Tooele County by Mountain West Medical Center, Dr. McMillan Stansbury Park, Grantsville, Erda earned her medical degree and pediatric residency from Penn State University. and Lake Point She also has a BA in Psychology, and a minor in Russian from Georgetown • Works in partnership with Mountain University in Washington, DC. West Medical Center to provide 24- hour pediatric coverage for children What makes Dr. McMillan truly special is another “degree” that carries even • Dr. McMillan and her family have made a life-time commitment to live more clout: motherhood. She and her husband are the loving parents of four and work in Tooele County children, which makes her especially aware of children’s healthcare, from checkups to life-threatening diseases.

Although SP4K is located in Stansbury Park, children are enthusiastically welcome from across Tooele County. For groundbreaking pediatrics, call (435) 882-1288 and make an appointment with Dr. McMillan today.

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ack Frost has been Jvisiting our gardens on a hit-and- miss basis and will certainly hit more and family photo miss less as the month Diane Sagers progresses. If CORRESPONDENT you have been covering your tomatoes, Garden they may still Spot be intact, but the option cannot last much longer. You can extend the season by storing them. Choose mature tomatoes — those that are get- photography / Troy Boman ting pale or that have begun Honorable Gilbert Martinez was the 34th minority to pass the Bar in Utah, over a decade to turn orange. Store only the after Tooele High School advised him not to shoot for college. Before enrolling at the unblemished ones. It is always University of Utah, Martinez (top, far right) served in the Marines with his brother Manuel family photo best to pick tomatoes while (top, far, left). Following graduation Martinez worked for four years for Gov. Scott M. Matheson (right). they are dry if you plan to store them. Wet tomatoes tend to split and water encourages microbial growth. Cracks and nicks provide an opening for microbes and such tomatoes will not last as long as unblemished ones. Tooele’s boiling hot You can still be eating from your garden, even after Jack Frost visits, if you planned and planted correctly. They are very healthy and encourage a slim “form.” Eating fresh vegetables is always good form — for a good form. They are high in vitamins and minerals, low in calories, and very tasty fresh. melting pot It doesn’t get much better than that. Consider the options for late fall harvest. Tooele High School told Chicano judge he’d never attend college Cabbage family Collards, a member of the cabbage family, which are by Jesse Fruhwirth depot. not particularly familiar here, STAFF WRITER “If you came to Tooele before 1970, all the Martinez Timeline: are very popular in the South 34th? Martinez, you’re too Spanish speaking people came from New where they are considered Mexico,” Martinez said. • Gilbert Martinez was born in Tooele, after his practically a staple as boiled young to be in the top 50. Born in 1947 in Tooele, Martinez is the young- 1947 greens. After a hit of frost, the That’s what friends told federal est of six siblings. father was recruited to work at the Tooele Army Depot. flavor sweetens. Kale, another “When I was growing up there was only two member of the cabbage family, judge and Tooele native Gilbert churches [Mormon and Catholic],” Martinez 1965 • graduated from Tooele High School thrives in cold weather. Like Martinez. He was recently hon- said. “Broadway was where you found the Greeks and Italian people ... The Hispanics lived collards, they are high in vita- 1965 • drafted into military; joined Marines. min A and C, calcium, iron and ored for being among the first 50 on Broadway, [too] ... ” phosphorous. minority lawyers in the state of He said tensions between the Catholic and LDS groups were mostly quiet and subtle. 1966-67 • 13 month tour in South Vietnam. If you do not like the rather Utah. strong flavor of kale, you can Though some intolerance was overt, Martinez still use it in your garden effec- said subtle forms of discrimination made life He became the 34th Utahn of color admitted to 1968 • attended technical college tively. Flowering kale is attrac- difficult for many of Tooele’s newest residents. the bar association in 1978. Martinez himself said tive during the summer months, “Dad would clean out the Safeway store. he was shocked to learn that there had been so • earned a bachelor’s degree in Mass but it is in its glory after the They would give him the food they were going 1972-75 few non-white lawyers before him. weather turns cold. The colors to throw out,” Martinez said. “Sometimes [as Communication with an emphasis in Journalism That he was such a pioneer makes Martinez brighten and stand out against kids] we were told we couldn’t speak Spanish in at the University of Utah feel “resentful and proud” of much of his history. the frozen plants and possibly the grocery store. We were told to leave.” Referring to the list of the first snow, brightening up the fall Adding to discrimina- 50 minority lawyers in Utah, 1972-74 • Congressional staff assistant for U.S. flower beds. “I have a lot of respect tion, Martinez said eco- Martinez said, for LDS people,” nomics helped limit his Congressman Wayne Owens. Beets and carrots “There’s a lot of struggle options. Beets and carrots are also Martinez said. in here, not just with Gil “When I went to school, • earned his Juris Doctor Degree great fall-harvested crops. The 1975-78 Martinez, but with the ones “But sometimes the emphasis in my fam- soil will protect them even at the University of Utah College of Law who came before me.” if you’re not ily wasn’t come home and after their tops freeze and cold Prior to 1950, only three in that clique do homework, it was take weather encourages sweetness. minorities had become attor- off your school clothes, 1979-82 • Administrator and then director for Leave them in place, insulate you’re left out.” neys. put on your work clothes, Gov. Scott M. Matheson them with a layer of leaves (or “What happened here [in — HON. GILBERT MARTINEZ and get working ... [Our place bags of leaves over the Utah] in the 30s and 40s?” parents’] emphasis was on row for easy moving) and you 1981 • married Julia R. Martinez. They have one Martinez asked not expecting survival.” can gather them from under the daughter and two grandchildren. a short answer. Many after-school hours were spent with his snow all winter. Another option The trials of his Hispanic Utah family answers siblings getting paid per bushel to pick cher- is to gather them and put them that question as well as any history could. His ries. 1982-83 • Attorney for Utah State Insurance Fund in sand or sawdust in a root family came to Tooele in the 1940s, struggled “We were a struggling family, low-income, cellar for winter storage. Many for education, nailed together their own home and we weren’t in the ‘in group’ ... My dad • Administrator and attorney for people like to gather beets and 1983-85 and fought for every professional success they couldn’t read or write.” cook them to freeze or bottle Employer’s Reinsurance Fund had. Their story illustrates the strife and tenuous He said the youth activities like Boy Scouts for the winter months, but they ascension of many minorities in America. and Babe Ruth baseball were organized at the do store fresh as well as carrots Both his mother and father were born in Taos, Ward House. He was not explicitly told he could 1985-1989 • Judge for Utah State Industrial do. N.M., before New Mexico was even a state. not participate, but the strong divide between Commission Kohlrabi Martinez’s father was recruited to work at Mormons and Catholics made those options Kohlrabi is another winter- the Tooele Army Depot at its inception. In the 1989 - 2005 • Judge for Office of Hearings tolerant choice. The flesh of early 1940s, Lucio Martinez moved his wife and EE UDGE AGE or Appeals green and purple is sweet and four children from Taos to the South Area of the S J P B4

SEE FROST PAGE B8 Politics Parents Crafts Election night Parents take Kiwanis craft fair set bazaar, dinner a night out The second annual Tooele St. Barnabas’ Election The youth at St. Barnabas Kiwanis club craft fair will take Night Dinner and Bazaar will will watch your children place this Saturday, Nov. 5, from be Tuesday, Nov. 8, at the from 6-12 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Dow James St. Barnabas Center, 1749 N. Nov. 4. Drop your children complex (400 W. 400 N). Proceeds Aaron Dr., Tooele. The bazaar off at St. Barnabas Center, from the fair will benefit the local is from 3-8 p.m. and chili din- 1784 N. Aaron Drive. The DARE program and baby care cup- ner with potato/salad bar with cost is $2 per child, per hour board. A variety of crafts will be homemade pies. For more (maximum $6 per hour) and available, including jewelry, sew- information, call 882-7756 or includes hot dogs, mac-n- ing, quilting, woodwork, metal arts, 882-4721. cheese, snacks, games, mov- and others. For more information, ies and more. please call Jennifer at 882-4869. B2 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 AffordableAffordable CutsCuts Not all goodies are good for pets 28 W. Vine • Tooele NEW HOURS: Monday - Saturday sniffed keeping your nose out of. Fur-fun: A poem from me, tions about giving a pet to 843-5249 or 830-7308 10:00am - 7:30 pm out a list Foods: Chocolate, candy Boo, to you. Happy Howl-i-days someone this season as a Iof food canes, marshmallows, raisins, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Christmas gift, also: Tips about Bring this ad for Expires 10/31/05 and things ham and turkey, including all New Years too. the dog-gone cold weather. even the most the fixings, beer, drinking alco- In this very busy season it’s Thanks you for all your let- $ any haircut obedient pets hol. easy to forget one important ters, and if you haven’t received after 4:30 pm may be tempt- Other things: Tinsel, mistle- family member, yes, your pet. a reply, expect one soon. I’ve 2.00 off toe, poinsettia plants, ribbon, So, here is a request from ed by. Howl- been busy making out my list bottle caps, plastic bags, anti- your friend Boo, I’m going to ever it is so for Santa-paws. I was going to Hair Extensions, Nails, Pedicures, All of Your Hair Needs freeze. sit-up and speak for, all my tail-tale long, Boo Baby tell him that I would like to sent Reg Price Cuts: Men & Children $7 - Women $10 Tip of the month: To pet own- friends — dogs, cats, birds I’m going to GUEST COLUMNIST my mom, Wanda, on an exotic Owner/Stylist: Jackie Shields-Whitehouse ers you know the behavior and and fish to name a few. cruse for a Christmas gift, from & Tomi Ann Murphy - Warr sub-mutt the what your own pet my tolerate, Here is a friendly reminder Tail Waggin’ me. But, I decided not to ask number ones use common sense when it to family, including mom and for that, cause she would miss to consider Tips for Pets comes to their safety, not only dad. Please keep us, your pets, during the holiday’s, but every safe to make this howl-i-days, me too much. That’s the kind day. the best we’ve ever had. of mom she is. I would never Contact: Your pet’s vet, in We know we keep you busy, make her suffer like that. I’m advance, to inquire what their but you keep us busy, too; sure she’ll like the bag of dog- �� holiday hours are and if their while you’re busy taking care gie cookies instead. will also be emergency avail- of us, we, your pets, are busy To write me send your Ani- ability for after hours. Keep loving you too! mail to: phone numbers handy prefer- Wishing you safe Boo-ti-ful Boo Baby ably in their dog-u-ments folder, Howl-i-days Courtesy of my friend Wanda �� 13 East Vine suggested in last month’s col- Coming next month, �� umn. December: Purr-fect sugges- Tooele, Utah 84074 �� Credit-card scammers prey on fears by David Uffington company needs to verify your already have. Federal law lim- personal information, including its your liability to $50 in the �� With the holiday shopping your credit-card number and case of unauthorized use. And to season just around the corner, Social Security number, because buy this supposed “protection” �� consumer scams both old and there might be fraud occurring you’d need to give your personal �� new are sure to surface. One at that very moment. information -- which is what the You also might get a phone scammers are looking for. �� of the scams that strike at the heart of consumers is credit- call saying that there’s been a Sometimes the “protection” �� card fraud. People are more computer leak and your infor- services are packaged with �� wary now when it comes to mation is compromised. To ver- other services, such as telemar- �� guarding credit-card numbers ify the account, you’ll be asked keter blocking and guaranteed �� and not giving credit-card infor- to give your credit-card number. identity-theft protection. Never give your credit-card Again, don’t pay for ser- � �� mation to sources that aren’t number to someone who calls vices that are already free. trusted. But it’s that eagerness �� this way. Your real credit-card Telemarketer calls can be to protect one’s credit cards that � �� company already knows your blocked using the national Do leaves consumers vulnerable to �� card number, as well as your Not Call registry (1-888-382- yet another scam: credit-card Social Security number. 1222), and the best protection �� protection. � �� • Scammers pretending to sell against identity theft is your Here are two ploys to watch you a necessary and valuable own diligence. �� out for: service: You might be told that For free pamphlets on con- � �� • Scammers using scare tac- you’d be liable for thousands of sumer protection, call the tics: �� dollars in debt should someone Federal Trade Commission at You might get an urgent phone use your credit-card number. (1-877-382-4357). call saying your credit-card For a fee, often amounting to hundreds of dollars, the phony Write to David Uffington in “loss protection” service will care of King Features Weekly offer you alerts if your card is Service, P.O. Box 536475, used without your knowledge, Orlando, FL 32853-6475 or send and will protect you from hav- e-mail to letters.kfws@hearstsc. ing to pay if someone uses your com. credit-card number. Don’t pay for something you (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. Our rates MILITARY NEWS Stephanie Magdiel tional forces are also assisting are falling! in rebuilding Iraq’s economic and governmental infrastruc- Air Force Airman Stephanie ture and training and preparing K. Magdiel is currently deployed Iraqi military and security forc- overseas at a forward operating es to assume full authority and now as low as location in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. responsibility in defending and % APR* Operation Iraqi Freedom is preserving Iraq’s sovereignty the official name given to mili- and independence as a democ- tary operations involving mem- racy. 9.75 bers of the U.S. armed forces Magdiel has also been select- and coalition forces participat- ed for promotion to airman first ing in efforts to free and secure class in December of 2005. The Iraq. Mission objectives focus airman, a food service journey- on force protection, peacekeep- man with one year of military ing, stabilization, security and service, is normally assigned counter-insurgency operations to the 52nd Services Squadron, as the Iraqi transitional govern- Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany. ing bodies assume full sovereign Her parents, John D. and Brenda powers to govern the peoples of Magdiel, reside in Stansbury Iraq. Members from all branches Park. She is a 2002 graduate of of the U.S. military and multina- Tooele High School.

cal warfare and bayonet train- Melissa Thompson ing, drill and ceremony march- ing, rifle marksmanship, armed Army National Guard Pvt. and unarmed combat, map read- Melissa A. Thompson has graduated from basic combat training ing, field tactics, military courte- at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. sy, military justice system, basic During the nine weeks of first aid, foot marches, and field training, the soldier studied the training exercises. Army mission, history, tradition She is the daughter of Kenneth and core values, physical fit- Thompson of Tooele and Blain ness, and received instruction and Patricia Terry of Rush Valley. and practice in basic combat Thompson is a 2004 graduate of skills, military weapons, chemi- Tooele High School. Cool air, falling Craft Fair to benefit youth leaves… It’s harvest time, The Tooele Kiwanis club will dren. The Tooele Kiwanis club hold its second annual craft provides milk to the food bank so reap the bounty of a TFCU fair and bake sale Saturday in addition to baby care needs. November 5, 2005, from 10 am The club is a major supporter ® Visa card. We’ve lowered our to 6 pm. The fair will be held of the DARE program through at the Dow James building in Tooele County. They sponsor a rates to help you save a pile of Tooele, at approximately 400 W. district wide “golden rule essay” 400 N. A variety of craft prod- contest for all fifth graders in cash, because taking care of our ucts will be available for pur- Tooele school district, and have chase, including jewelry, quilt- provided service to other pro- ing, sewing, dolls, woodwork, grams including the Children’s metal arts, Usborne books and members is always in season. Justice Center and Youth and other products. Baked goods, Families with Promise. pizza and drinks will be avail- In addition, the Kiwanis club ® able for purchase. Get your TFCU Visa sponsors youth service clubs at (435) 833-7200 — (800) 662-9522 — TFCU.NET Proceeds from the fair will benefit the local DARE program, Tooele High School, Grantsville card today! baby care cupboard, and other High School, Grantsville Middle TOOELE 562 N. Main Kiwanis projects. The baby School, and are forming clubs at STANSBURY PARK 200 Millpond Tooele Junior High and Overlake GRANTSVILLE 430 E. Main care cupboard supplies diapers NORTH TOOELE 88 E. 1000 North and baby food to the local food Elementary. bank. For more information about Kiwanis is an international ser- Kiwanis or about the craft fair, please contact Jennifer at (435) *TFCU Visa® credit card rates are subject to change on the first day of each month. Promotional rates are available for a limited time and subject to credit approval; other criteria may apply, ask a member account representative for details. vice organization which focuses on the needs of youth and chil- 882-4869 or 840-1650. THURSDAY November 3, 2005 B3 A Rube’s�� Ribs Dinner Man must not twist true nature of God �� ince the bodies among themselves, who is not. Any teaching that does pleasures, it is argued, are an �� creation not fit what we believe God is inalienable right to all men, �� exchanged the truth of God for �� of the like is discarded or modified in regardless of their past lives. S the lie, and worshipped and �� world His order to make it harmonious Thus, a change in lifestyle is �� invisible served the creature rather than with what we want God to be attributed to a change in God’s �� attributes are the Creator, who is blessed like. teaching, which in turn is attrib- �� clearly seen, forever. Amen.” (Romans 1:24- This line of argumenta- uted to a change in our belief being under- tion denies the objectivity of about the nature of God. 25) stood by the scripture as well as the infinite All of this overlooks the This section informs us of things that nature of God. It is a position teaching of the Christ in Todd Harvey another change that occurs in are made, totally askew of ultimate reality Matthew 19:1-12. In this pas- GUEST COLUMNIST the mind. After the mind has even His and truth. It is a worldview that sage Jesus teaches that remar- altered the concept of God’s �� eternal power makes each person an indepen- riage can only occur with God’s nature, changing it from incor- and Godhead, The Good dent standard of truth. It justi- blessing when an innocent ruptible (infinite) to corruptible so that they fies what the author of Judges party has divorced an unfaith- �� News (finite), some find an obligation are with- noted long ago: “...everyone did ful partner (based upon the to change God’s truths into out excuse, what was right in his own eyes” unfaithful partner’s adultery) lies. �� because, although they knew (Judges 21:25) and then remarries. The pas- If God is no longer infinite, God, they did not glorify Him Changing Human Nature sage also teaches that there as God, nor were thankful, it is easy to cease worship- “For this reason God gave may be instances when a per- �� but became futile in their ping Him as Creator and begin them up to vile passions. For son desiring to be pleasing to thoughts, and their fool- serving “the creature” or “the even their women exchanged God must forego sexual “rights” ish hearts were darkened. creation” (what He has cre- the natural use for what is and become “eunuchs for the �� Professing to be wise, they ated) instead. Of course this is against nature. Likewise also kingdom of heaven’s sake” became fools, and changed the a lie, but the human mind can the men, leaving the natural use (vs.12). glory of the incorruptible God become convinced that lies are �� of the woman, burned in their This passage declares that into an image made like cor- true. lust for one another, men with we are not free to live the way ruptible man and birds and Generally speaking, when- we want and still be pleasing four-footed beasts and creeping ever someone espouses a teach- men committing what is shame- to God not if the way we live things.” (Romans 1:20-23) ing contrary to God’s word it ful, and receiving in themselves violates God’s truth and forces This section of Romans tells is very likely that a corrupted the penalty of their error which us to corrupt the very nature of us how it is that the nature view of God is involved. For was due.” (Romans 1:26-27) God in the process. of God can change. The very example, the Bible discusses The final change in this pas- nature of God Himself does not many requirements that God sage follows hard on the heels Conclusion change. This is the significance makes of man. Christ taught of the first two. Once we have What we believe about the of Hebrews 13:8, Malachi 3:6 that our love for him should changed the nature of God to fit nature of God has great con- and Hebrews 1:12 cited above. compel us to keep His com- what we want God to be like, it sequences. Understanding and It is possible, though, to mandments (John 14:15). is easy to change His truths to believing the truth about the change what man thinks God Scripture also tells us that conform with what we want to infinite God of the universe is of is like. The nature of God is Christ is the “author of eternal believe concerning God. Having tremendous importance. incorruptible, but it is possible salvation to all who obey Him” taken these two steps, it is quite Likewise, misunderstanding for someone to believe that the (Hebrews 5:10). clear why some begin to live the some vital truth about the nature nature of God is corruptible. I have noted that when a spe- way that they want to live, and of God is also of tremendous Believing that something is cific requirement is discussed, justify it based upon their own importance. It is often the case true, however, does not make it one which someone does not views of God’s nature and God’s that some deviation in what we true. As a result, mankind has want to obey, this type of an truths. come to believe God is like will often viewed God as something appeal is often made: “The God If God can be changed to not only affect our understand- �� other than He really is. I worship is a God of love and fit our own desires, it is very ing of God’s truths, but how we An example of how man grace. He knows my heart and simple to change His truth and live as well. �� makes mental changes concern- He would not expect me to do make it what we want it to be. Ultimately, God cannot be ing the nature of God is seen in that. God is a God of mercy Based on these two changes, it changed. But it is quite possible the frequent Bible references and forgiveness. He is not is just as simple to justify why for us to change what we believe to, and condemnation of, idol such a hard taskmaster.” we live as we do. about God. As a result we can worship. When men mentally What is said here is quite The Bible, however, often easily change God’s truth into �� change the nature of God from important. An attempted discusses sinful practices that lies and begin living in ways God an infinite being to a finite defense is made in harmony God does not want us to engage has not intended us to live. Let being they can become sus- with what Paul has outlined in. These sins are always con- us determine to make sure our �� ceptible to worshipping idols, in Romans. When a change is demned because they either beliefs concerning God’s nature which neither move nor act in made in the way we think about negatively affect God, our fel- �� are grounded in the truths of the �� any way, let alone are responsi- God, it is understandable to low man or ourselves. God does Bible and the world of reality in ble for all of physical creation. see a corresponding change in not condemn sin arbitrarily. He which we live. This is Isaiah’s criticism in those truths we consider to be has a purpose in telling us what Isaiah 44:9-20. Here Isaiah notes incompatible with our concept life styles he wants us to follow the folly of cutting down a tree, of God. If some Biblical truth and which ones he wants us to using half of it to warm yourself seems to require more of us avoid. By following what God and roast your meals, and the than we are willing to give, then wants us to do we can please other half to make a “god” to self justification is merely a God in this life and be provid- worship. To “fall down before matter of restating the truth, or ed, by his grace, an eternal life �� a block of wood,” as Isaiah affirming that it does not apply where we will be free from sin depicts this specific form of to us, and concluding that our and the concerns of earthly life idolatry, is to have a “deceived concept of what God is like (Revelation 21:4). heart,” a heart and mind that confirms our idea of the truth. Consider, for example, the �� has willfully changed the This sort of “reasoning” is all sin of sexual immorality, spe- nature of God and made Him too common in our religious cifically adultery. Some have to be less than He really is. world today. We no longer actually tried to justify multiple �� Changing God’s Truth accept the plain teachings of divorces and remarriages as �� scripture because we have acceptable to God on the basis “Therefore God also gave them �� approached them with pre- that God would never prohibit up to uncleanness, in the lusts �� conceived (and misconceived) anyone in any way from obtain- � �� of their hearts, to dishonor their ideas about what God is, and ing sexual fulfillment. Sexual � ��

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�� Tooele United Methodist Church will host its annual Thanksgiving turkey dinner Saturday, Nov. 5. �� Methodists to host turkey dinner �� Tooele United Methodist Church’s men’s The great cooks and happy servers wel- �� group started serving turkey dinner to the come all to join together in the spirit of �� community about 60 years ago. The success- Thanksgiving, eat a wonderful meal and visit �� ful community event stopped for a few years with friends. �� during World War II, but after the war the Pastor Tom Towns and wife Sandy will women joined in and it has been a church- host this year’s turkey dinner Saturday, Nov. 5. — serving from 4-7 p.m. Take out and wide program every November since. delivery are available by calling 882-1349. �� The volunteers peel pounds of potatoes, Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and teens cook dozens of turkeys, thicken gallons of grades 6-12; and $3 for children grades five gravy, but best of all bake delicious, home- �� and under. made pies of all kinds. �� TOOELETRANSCRIPT �� If it happens here, read about it here. BULLETIN B4 THURSDAY November 3, 2005

day of practice, all we did was move to a Taos Catholic school the system had decided he would Judge calisthenics. On the second day I became an A student and a cheer- be a soldier because he was not continued from page B1 went out for one pass. The next leader. prepared for college. day I was cut.” In a meek and pained voice, Taking as much control of the seem out of reach. He had a similar experience Gilbert and Lilian’s mother Ursula situation as they could, Martinez “I knew those doors were not with the basketball try-outs. Martinez explained why Lilian chose and his brother Manuel volunteered open to me,” he said. “There wasn’t outright racial to move to Taos. for the Marines. They were allowed His experience at Tooele High discrimination, but if you weren’t “They didn’t treat her like they to train in the same platoon for their School in the early 1960s contin- in the majority, the message was treated the white people, I guess,” first year. ued the exclusion. Teachers and ‘don’t apply, you won’t make it.’” she said. “The Marine Corp teaches you coaches failed to incorporate all Martinez’s sister Lilian left “When I graduated high school, two things: You’re supposed to be students into activities. Tooele altogether to finish high the school counselor sat me down. the best, and be loyal to the Corp,” “I tried out for the football team. school in Taos. He said she was ‘OK Martinez, what do you want to Martinez said. On the second day of practice I considered a troublemaker at do when you graduate?’ I told him Cut from the football team after was cut,” Martinez said. “The first Tooele High School, but after the I wanted to go to law school. [He nary a trial, but a success in the told me] ‘You’ll never make it to law Marines, Martinez was convinced school, in fact, you probably won’t he was the best. get admitted to college.’” “At Tooele High School, I didn’t Martinez said he wanted to be a feel like an equal. In the Marines I lawyer from a young age. At age 11, felt equal.” Despite his new confidence, he Martinez told his parents he wanted family photo to become a priest, but at the time was still rejected from the University Honorable Gilbert Martinez was the 34th minority to pass the Bar in the family did not have money to of Utah when he returned from Utah — after traveling a rocky road. He earned bachelor’s and law send him to a seminary. As that Vietnam. degrees from the University of Utah. dream faded, it was replaced by a “How many doors were open dream to be an attorney. to us? There weren’t any doors,” years later with a degree in journal- Two years later, Martinez passed “I evolved from wanting to Martinez said. “Either I get a job ism. the Bar exam on his first attempt. become a priest to an attorney,” pumping gas, or I go to a tech’ In his first year in college, Martinez uses the phrase “proud he said. “I wanted to help people. college. I hauled hay eight or nine Martinez returned to Tooele to try and resentful” a lot. summers ... I can tell you, hauling’ In the 50s, we held attorneys on a out his journalism skills. A large “I never got $1 from a ‘minority’ hay is the hardest job I ever had in different pedestal. Attorneys were fight had erupted in Tooele High program,” Martinez said. my life.” people who School. The two sides of the rum- He’s proud that he never benefit- Just three months after graduat- Escaping the daily drudgery of ble fell down familiar lines, the manual labor, Martinez and his ed from any aid programs designed ing and being told he was not uni- “Cowboys versus the Chicanos,” or to help ease minority advancement, versity material, Martinez learned brother — who had also returned white versus brown, or LDS versus but resentful that he didn’t receive that he was wanted by someone. safely from a tour in Vietnam Catholic. — attended Salt Lake Technical more encouragement from his com- In the summer of 1965, he and Expulsions were handed down College, now called Salt Lake munity. his brother received draft notices to 11 students, all of which were Community College. “I was never allowed to receive requesting that they report for duty Hispanic. Martinez interviewed He worked for Sperry Rand for a financial aid [for college] because to fight in the bullet-strafed jungles those involved, family and friends. year after receiving his associate’s of my G.I. Bill income,” Martinez of Vietnam. He wrote a story and presented degree as an electrical technician. said. Martinez life to this point had it to the principal hoping it might In the summer of 1972, at the age of He’s proud that he served his been decided for him. He had convince him to be more fair. 25, he attended one summer night country in Vietnam, but is resent- become a C-average student in high “He didn’t even want to hear it,” class at the University of Utah. ful that college-bound high school school while spending valuable he said. “I took Spanish 101,” Martinez graduates received as much or study time working for his family. Doug Owens did want to hear said. “I did very well!” more grant aid than he did as a He missed out on sports and activi- it. Martinez was the only one pres- With this success, and a 4.0 grade veteran. ties for much the same reason. Now ent. He presented his story on the point average “Why were some allowed to not from his tech- fight to the congressman. Owens offered no resolution to the fight, serve?” he asked. nical college, He said he has nothing against Martinez was but Martinez had so impressed him with his presentation that he Mormons and that “they make great finally admitted neighbors.” to the University offered him a job. For the next two years, he as a part-time assistant “I have a lot of respect for LDS of Utah as a full- people,” Martinez said. “But some- time student. in Owens office after his college times if you’re not in that clique Envious of jour- classes. you’re left out.” nalists cover- At age 28, Martinez had gradu- More than anything, Martinez ing the Vietnam ated college with honors, returned said he is proud that he was one of war, particularly safely from Vietnam, and worked as the first minorities to be a lawyer family photo fellow Hispanic a staff for a federal legislator. With Gilbert Martinez (above, center) grew up with siblings including Manual Geraldo Rivera, that resume and a letter or recom- in Utah, but resentful that such a and Lillian, and parents (right) at 811 S. Coleman in Tooele. His father Martinez gradu- mendation from Owens, Martinez list reflects 50 different stories of built the house himself after they moved from the Depot. ated three quick was admitted to the University of struggle and exclusion. Utah Law School. e-mail: [email protected] �� SSTEVETEVE BBEVANEVAN ��

for MMAYORAYOR �� I pledge that I will manage “ �� the City with traditional & “ family values and a common �� sense voice for the people. ��

�� Priorities - with the city’s growth and the projected growth of our �� community, the following are some of my main concerns: �� Listen to the People of the Community • I believe the voices of the people should be heard �� • I will work hard to improve citizen relationships with Tooele �� City management and employees • I will continue to protect the citizens to earn their trust �� • I will work hard to curb unnecessary spending of public funds

Growth Management �� • I will explore avenues and options to establish flowing water from our currently owned water rights � �� • I will continue to work with Economic Development to pursue �� commercial growth that can establish good paying jobs and �� services for our community �� • I will work for an unbiased enforcement of regulations and ordinances for the protection of homeowners and prospective homeowners, “Everyone is Equal” �� Public Safety • I support and will work for adequate manpower to accomplish the goals and objectives of the police and fire department • I will work to insure that our police and fire department have the �� resources and training necessary to support current and future � �� needs to continue excellent law enforcement and fire protection • I will also work to slow down traffic within the city to the � �� established speed limits �� For additional information please visit my website: www.stevebevan.com ��

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Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Pinewood Derby allows boys to become men Local News Source. BULLETIN When a boy reaches the age of provided in the kit. “best paint job”. every boy in Tooele County to eight there is a conversion to man- Any experienced father is aware On the evening of the compe- enjoy the experience of Cub hood that begins through the annu- of the finer scientific details of a tition, the excitement is almost Scouting and the Pinewood al ritual known as the Pinewood high performance derby car and enough to make grown men wet Derby. The dealership is hosting �� Derby. The purpose of this ritual will quickly remove the wheels their pants. Fathers gather in clus- a derby on Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. is to build a team relationship with and axels from the car kit. It must ters to discuss, boast and glean – 1p.m. for all Cub Scouts and �� their parent or helper, experience be done swiftly before the boy has engineering techniques. They are their families. Don’t have a car? a sense of accomplishment and a chance to damage the friction careful not to provide too much Not enrolled in Cub Scouts? Not ■�� the excitement of competition, factor by inserting an unsanded information and throw the race for to worry. Every newly registered �� learn good sportsmanship and to axel through the wheel. Dad will next year. Lacking in testosterone, boy and every currently registered ■�� have fun. spend hours in the garage testing the boys gather together to make Cub who recruits a friend will ■�� The first year of the derby a the aerodynamics of clay models predictions on who will win based receive a free Pinewood Derby ■�� young boy can be a bit anxious from a wind tunnel manufactured on how “cool” the car looks. kit courtesy of Quality Chevrolet. �� about acquiring the engineering from an oatmeal canister with a The competition can be fierce. These free kits will be available at ■�� expertise required to manufac- Saran Wrap-covered window. Occasionally the taller boys (or Cub Scout Roundtable on Nov. 3 �� ture a high-performance block Once the perfect design has been fathers) can be lead away from or at the Cub Scout Open House �� of lumber. He may be excited, successfully tested, the car can the intensity of the younger rivalry held in conjunction with Back to �� yet overwhelmed with the oppor- then be carved. The boy can now by creating a “No-Holds Barred” School Night. If Roundtable or �� tunity to design, construct and touch the car as it is his respon- event. This event allows the rivers the open house is missed, the cars �� will be available at the Scout Store adorn a vehicle that will rival sibility to paint the car. Once the of creativity to flow uncharted to �� that of NASCAR. Truly there is car is painted, additional proven somehow enable a jet engine to located in the home of Geraldine �� no need for anxiety as there are scientific theories are utilized for be mounted atop a thin block of McBeth. Geraldine can be con- �� vast resources of information in weight placement and friction wood. tacted at 882-4613. books, magazines, on-line Web reduction. All in all this life altering event This informal race is for all �� sites, experienced derby masters By a boy’s third year, the boy for a boy offers more than just boys in the Cub Scout program. �� Bring your car. Bring your friend. and the never before utilized, has successfully wrestled control a sense of accomplishment, the �� untapped engineering expertise of of the car design from his father excitement of competition and Bring your family and come have �� the boy’s father. using the guilt of a lost childhood. good sportsmanship. As the boy some fun. A “New Cub Father,” a bit unsea- The father then takes a supportive works with his father or adult soned, is usually just as excited as role and is only allowed to operate partner, there is a realization that the new Cub. A simple design the power tools. The boy works this single event will allow him to �� will be carved from the block and feverishly as this is his last year remain young, regardless of his the vehicle will go together rather to prove he can design a car that age. quickly utilizing only the materials can claim more than the award for Quality Chevrolet would like Incredible Kitchens MWMC launches Discovery hospital online �� Mountain West Medical Center Davis, chief executive officer of cal library on various diseases and announced today the launch of Mountain West Medical Center. conditions, an anatomy explorer, a �� Discovery Hospital on its Web site. “There is no doubt that the health body mass calculator, explanations Discovery Hospital, an offering of tools we are providing through of various procedures and tests, Discovery Communications which Discovery Hospital enhance our nutrition information, a symptom �� owns the Discovery Channel, pro- service to patients and help them explanation module, health centers �� vides hospitals with online health manage their health. This fast and and more. �� information specifically designed to easy portal provides people the “Using digital assets from across assist individuals in managing their information and tools they need to our services on cable as well as the �� own personal health. It consists of ensure their families health, which Internet, we are able to leverage �� over 7,500 pages of health-related is a wonderful benefit to our com- the content to provide an impor- articles and interactive tools. munity.” tant educational service to patients �� “At Mountain West Medical The Discovery Hospital informa- using this website,” said Mark �� Center, we serve our community tion can be found at http//www. Irwin, vice president of operations �� by providing quality and compre- mountainwestmc.com. It features at Discovery Interactive Media. hensive healthcare services, includ- numerous educational and interac- “Thanks to partnerships like we ing health information,” said Chuck tive components, including: a medi- have with Mountain West Medical Center, we can deliver Discovery’s reliable health information to patients and allow them to gain a greater understanding of health issues they may be confronting.” �� The service is provided to �� Mountain West Medical Center through an agreement with �� Relegent, a healthcare market- �� ing firm based in Nashville, Tenn. Relegent is the exclusive marketer �� of the Discovery Hospital content. ��

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Veterans Memorial Park following the Thanksgiving Santa Parade — Nov. 26 from 5-8 p.m. Along with Santa, we will have enter- All faiths give thanks tainment and prize give-a-ways, food The annual Thanksgiving Eve Non- booths and craft booths. To participate denominational Devotional will be held in any of the events at the park, a food on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m. in the or craft booth, contact the Chamber Tooele 4-14 Ward meeting house at 192 office at 882-0690. W. 2nd S. The program will include musi- Apply for Christmas help cal numbers and talks from community Operation Christmas Tooele County members. We will meet together to be is accepting applications through Nov. reminded of the many things we are 11. Applicants must be residents of thankful for this season. Refreshments Tooele County. To apply for assis- will be served following the brief pro- tance, pick up an application at one gram. Everyone in the community is of the following locations: Community invited to attend. Action Program, 270 Maple St., Tooele; Worship Thanksgiving eve Department of Workforce Services, 305 A service will be held at the St. .N Main St., Suite 100, Tooele. Barnabas Center on Nov. 23 starting at If you would like to help to a family, 7 p.m. The community is welcome to please contact the Community Action attend. Bring a pie to share after the Office at 882-1278. service is completed. Youth services open house Enjoy dinner together Join the Youth Employability Services Tooele United Methodist Church’s and Salt Lake Community College annual turkey dinner is this Saturday, Skills Center in celebrating our com- Nov. 5. — serving from 4-7 p.m. Take mitment to education and employment for Tooele youth and young adults. Happy Hearts and Busy Hands Preschool went on a field trip to the fire station in October. This is Miss Pateresa Johnson’s Tuesday- out and delivery are available by calling Thursday class with Captain James Jensen: Kayden McCune, Tayler Muir, Ireland Tinnes, Zoe Adams, Savannah Moore, Bryerly Our open House will be held Tuesday, 882-1349. Cost is $7 for adults, $5 for Avina, Seth Toohey, Garrett Cloward, Shalee Farnsworth, Kevin Clark, Miss Johnson, Cole Murray, Treyton Ellis, Firefighters Mike Nov. 8, from 3-5 p.m. at the Salt Lake seniors and teens grades 6-12; and $3 Jensen and Doug McKinney. (Elijah Barnson is not pictured.) for children grades five and under. Community College, 66 W. Vine Street, The great cooks and happy servers Tooele. Stop by and learn more about Service Agency will meet on Wednesday, KUED’s 13th Annual Reading Marathon. welcome all to join together in the the YES Program and the Salt Lake Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 Children may register at the library and Seniors spirit of Thanksgiving, eat a wonderful Community College Skills Center. For Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. complete their reading goal to receive a meal and visit with friends. more information call 843-4350 or 840- certificate of completion and an invita- 2125. Meet candidates Drive safely Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. meet the Service tion to a Super Reader Party Jan. 20. The next AARP Safe Driving Class Tooele Agency candidates at Rose Springs will be held at the Tooele Senior Center Meetings Elementary School. This is your chance Schools on Nov. 14-15. Times are 10 a.m. to to get the know the candidates and ask 3 p.m. both days with a lunch break Bazaar, dinner election night questions. Don’t forget to get out and at noon. Cost is $10. Both days are St. Barnabas’ Election Night Dinner Health board meets vote Tuesday, Nov. 8. West council meets required to receive an insurance reduc- and Bazaar will be Tuesday, Nov. 8, at The Tooele County Board of Health The Community Council of West tion certificate good for three years. the St. Barnabas Center, 1749 N. Aaron will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, Elementary will meet on Monday, Nov. Call the Center at 882-2870 to sign up, Dr., Tooele. The bazaar is from 3-8 p.m. Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. in the public health Rush Valley 7, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the Library. or for more information. Call Floyd and chili dinner with potato/salad bar conference room, 151 N. Main, Tooele. You are welcome to join us. Bracken at 882-6364 or Jim Nichols at with homemade pies. For more infor- 833-0931. mation, call 882-7756 or 882-4721. Sports Planners hear zoning views USU Grantsville seniors Great night helps CJC The Planning Commission for the The Grantsville Senior Center can be Our annual Black Tie, Blue Jeans Town of Rush Valley will hold a public called at 884-3446. Casino Night is set for Nov. 19. The fun Improve volleyball skills hearing Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. in the Rush Harvest holiday boutique set • Mondays lunch at noon, reserva- begins at 6:30 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s A Junior Olympic volleyball clinic Valley Town Hall upon a proposal to Saturday, Nov. 12, at USU Tooele tions by 8:30 a.m. church. There will be casino games, a for Tooele County will be held Nov. 12 amend the town’s zoning regulations. campus (1021 W. Vine) from 10 a.m. to • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. live auction, a silent auction and a buf- from 10 a.m. to noon at the THS gym 6 p.m. a fundraiser will be held for grad- ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, fet by Elizabeth’s Catering. The price is for any boy or girl (age 9-14) interested uating Tooele county student attending reservations by 8:30 a.m. $30 per person/$60 per couple/$200 per in developing or strengthening volley- Stockton USU in Logan or Tooele. Please come • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. table of eight and all proceeds benefit ball skills. There is a $5 fee. For more and support your Aggies. For more breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle information call Reine at 496-3244. the Tooele County Children’s Justice Meet candidates information call 843-9534. Sponsored • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. Center. For more information contact Try out for volleyball team You’re invited to the Town of Stockton by USU Alumni Tooele Chapter. line dancing; lunch at noon, reserva- the CJC at 843-1161. Junior Olympic volleyball tryouts will Meet the Candidates Night Saturday, tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- Food bank comes Friday be held Nov. 16-17 from 7-9 p.m. at the Nov. 5, at the Stockton Fire Station. Scouts sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo The Utah Food Bank will have a THS gym. Any boy or girl (ages 10-18) From 3-3:30 p.m. bring your written • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at food drop on Nov. 4 at 9 a.m. in the wanting to play competitive volleyball questions for the candidates to answer. noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. Deseret Peak parking lot. Numbers will for local team is welcome. There is a $5 The council candidates will address Girl Scout service unit meets • Everyday quilting be given from 8-10 a.m. only. If you tryout fee. For more information call issues from 3:30-4:15 p.m. and the may- Girl Scout leaders and co-leaders, the • Nov. 9 — Blood sugar test at 10 have any questions, please call Carrie Reine at 496-3244. oral candidates from 4:15-5 p.m. service unit meeting will be held at the a.m. at 224-4442. Crafters wanted United Methodist Church on Thursday, • Nov. 11 — Center closed for Parents take night out Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. We will finalize the Veterans Day Deseret Peak The eighth annual craft fair and bake • Nov. 14 — Custom benefits Unicare The youth at St. Barnabas will watch sale at the Stockton Fire Department calendar and assignments for service your children from 6-12 p.m. on Friday, unit activities, obtain an update on the personal and business insurance by Ted will be Nov. 18-19 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Barnes at 11 a.m. Nov. 4. Drop your children off at St. Rough stock practice set Booth rental is $30. For more informa- eCouncil information, and share infor- Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron Drive. Deseret Peak Complex and Elkhorn mation on our troop adventures and • Nov. 18 — Birthday dinner 5 p.m. tion, call Nadine West at 882-4179 or with Old Time Fiddlers The cost is $2 per child, per hour Rodeo Company present Rough Stock Jamie West at 843-7712. accomplishments. Questions? Contact (maximum $6 per hour) and includes practice every Monday at 7 p.m. at the Dorothy at 882-5221. • Nov. 21 — Medicare Part D 11 a.m. presented by Dave’s Drugs. hot dogs, mac-n-cheese, snacks, games, indoor arena. Practice begins Monday, Cub Scout Roundtable set movies and more. Dec. 5, and will end March 27, 2006. Pine Canyon • Nov. 29 — Foot clinic 1:30-3:30 The greatest fly-wheel could not spin p.m. Support Christmas shoe boxes The fees for horses are one for $25 without grease, and it’s held in its place or three for $35, and for bulls, one for • Dec. 13 — Spanish Fork Christmas Join us for Cookies ‘n Cocoa & Planners meet by one small simple piece. lights 2 p.m. Cost $24 with dinner. Christmas Shoeboxes for children in $20. So don’t be dismayed when you seem For more information, contact Wes The Pine Canyon Planning • Old Time Fiddlers will not perform war-torn and impoverished countries. Commission will hold a public hearing in a rut, come to Cub Roundtable and in November or December. Come Thursday, Nov. 10, from 6-9 Clegg at 496-3129 or visit www.deseret- we’ll help you up. peakcomplex.com. Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. in the audi- Tooele seniors p.m. filling and preparing shoe boxes torium at 47 S. Main to receive public Find out about upcoming activities, for giving this Christmas. Lighthouse Pow Wow and get help and ideas for The Tooele County Senior Citizen comment on an amendment to the land Center can be reached at 882-2870. Community Church invites all to bring Overlake use ordinance. your dens and packs on Nov. 3 at 7:30 gifts to fit in a shoe box, preferably p.m. in the TJHS chorus room. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- plastic with lid. Suggestions include: bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line Cub pinewood derby set dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. school supplies, small stuffed ani- Food drive set Nov. 19 Churches Quality Chevrolet is hosting a mals and toys, hygiene items and hard On Saturday, Nov. 19, t he youth of • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Pinewood Derby on Nov. 12 from 10 Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. candy. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church, a.m. to 1 p.m. for Cub Scouts and their The church is located at 505 S. Brenda St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, L.D.S. Celebrate All Saints Day • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. Come and celebrate All Saints Day families. Newly registered boys will to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; dancing Place, building 605-#3, UID. Call 843- Overlake First, Second and Third Wards receive a free car kit courtesy of the 4471 for information, directions. and the Tooele 23rd Ward will go door with us! Mountain of Faith Lutheran 12-1 p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics Church and St. Barnabas Episcopal dealership. These free kits will be at 1 p.m. Kiwanis craft fair set to door to collect items from 10 a.m. to the Scout store (call Geraldine McBeth noon. All collections will be donated Church are having a joint service on • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- The second annual Tooele Kiwanis Sunday, Nov. 6. Service will begin at 10 at 882-4613). bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood club craft fair will take place this to the Tooele Community Action Food Bank. a.m. with a potluck following the wor- Leaders learn basics pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Scout Basic Training for all Scout Items needed are: Diapers and wipes, ship service. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; din- at the Dow James complex (400 W. 400 leaders will be held at the Grantsville toilet paper, canned soup, canned fruit LDS South Stake hosts ball ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 p.m.; dancing N). Proceeds from the fair will ben- Stake Center on Durfee Street on Nov. and holiday food items. Saturday, Nov. 5, at 8 p.m. the Tooele 6-8 p.m. efit the local DARE program and baby 19 from 8 a.m. to noon. The next train- If you have any questions please call South Stake will host a Gold ‘N Green • Nov. 4 — Dancing with Delbert care cupboard. A variety of crafts will ing will not occur until Feb. 9, so don’t Pastor Steven Leiser at 882-7291 or Ball. Reminisce back to the good old • Nov. 7 — Trip to Wendover for $11. be available, including jewelry, sewing, miss out on this information. Bishop Clifford at 882-0177. days, the days of taking your family out Bus leaves the center at 11:30 a.m. quilting, woodwork, metal arts, and • Nov. 11 — Center closed others. For more information, please (ages 14 and up) for a special evening Cub Scout Pow-Wow Supplemental training for Cub lead- • Nov. 14-15 — AARP safe driving call Jennifer at 882-4869. of dancing and refreshments. Grantsville Semi formal will be the dress and ers will be held at Mt. Jordan Middle class: cost $10 Santa parades set there will be a live orchestra and floor School on Nov. 5 and Nov. 12. Contact • Nov. 16 — Bake sale 9 a.m. to noon; Christmas is right around corner bring baked goods Burn permits available show. Hope to see all Tooele South the Great Salt Lake Council office at and the Tooele County Chamber of Stake members. 801-582-3663 for details. Visit Adult • Nov. 18-19 — Craft fair. Reserve Grantsville Fire Chief Perry Skaug Commerce is making plans to welcome Fellowship invites families Training at www.gslc-bsa.org. your tables. Breakfast served Saturday Santa Claus to the county in annual announced that burn permits for all at 9 a.m. Tooele Christian Fellowship invites Boy Scout Roundtable set parades in Tooele and Grantsville on yard debris will be issued to city resi- • Nov. 24-25 — Center closed Scout Roundtable for all Boy Scout Nov. 26, the Saturday after Thanksgiving. dents from Nov. 1-30. you and your family to the regularly and 11-year-old leaders will be 7:30 p.m. The parade in Grantsville will start at 10 To participate in the open burn, resi- scheduled events: Bible classes and on Nov. 3 at Tooele Junior High. Come a.m. and the parade in Tooele will start dents must call city hall at 884-3411 or worship services starting at 10 a.m. SEE DOINGS ON B7 learn about Internet Scouting. at 4 p.m. Santa will visit with children contact a Grantsville volunteer fire- on Sundays and Bible study at 7 p.m. in both locations immediately follow- fighter who will issue the burn permits. on Tuesdays at the Best Western Inn, ing the parades. Anyone caught burning without a per- Tooele. To participate in the Grantsville mit will be fined. For more information, con- DOINGS POLICY Parade, please contact Wendy Palmer tact Pastor Bob at 224-3392 or [email protected]. Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings at 884-3411. Call the Chamber office at Stansbury Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at 882-0690 for the Tooele parade. [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Santa visits park Nov. 26 Library The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable In conjunction with the Tooele Combined service boards meet organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Downtown Development Alliance, the The Board of Trustees of the advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Stansbury Recreation Service Area and KUED reading marathon set can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words will host festivities at the Tooele the Greenbelt Service Area and the The Tooele County Bookmobile or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the Board of Directors of the Stansbury Library, Grantsville, is participating in desired publication date. THURSDAY November 3, 2005 B7

Express, on Tuesday, Nov. 8, survivor of one the most horrific ist teaches his or her skill to Doings 7 p.m. at the Tooele Pioneer events of the past century -- the an apprentice who wants to Continued from page B6 Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele killing fields of Cambodia. Two develop his or her skills in a (enter at the back). million Cambodians lost their traditional art form. For more The county history book and lives at the hands of the Khmer information, contact the Utah Senior Circle, MWMC the mining book are available Rouge and their despotic leader, Arts Council at (801) 533-5760. Senior Circle is for those over for purchase. For information, Pol Pot. MDA toasts life 50 and costs just $15 per year. contact President Jay De La SLCC events The Utah Chapter of the Call 843-3690 for a membership Mare at 882-1469 or Publicist • Nov. 9 — Ms. Ung will be Muscular Dystrophy Association form and to RSVP for all activi- Alice Dale at 882-1612. the Tanner Forum on social eth- is proud to announce the Annual ties except exercise and water Gastric bypass surgery group ics guest speaker. Her lecture “Toast to Life” on Wednesday, ■ Experienced by aerobics. The gastric bypass support entitled, “First They Killed My Nov. 16, from 7-10 p.m. at the • Body Instincts — Meets on group offers education to peo- Father: A Daughter of Cambodia historic, newly refurbished demonstrating Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle ple who have had gastric bypass Remembers,” will be held in the McCune Mansion in downtown Therapy (29 S. Main). surgery or who are interested Grand Theatre at noon on the Salt Lake City. The evening will objective • Hinges and Twinges (water in the surgery. Please come and South City Campus, 1575 S. feature gourmet cuisine, distinc- leadership aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays meet with us the first Thursday State St. tive, sparkling wines, fascinat- and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt of each month at 7 p.m. in the Contact Sandra Kikuchi at ing entertainment, and a silent while serving Aquatic Center, $2.50. board room at Mountain West 957.4593 for more information. auction. on the City • Nov. 4 — Breakfast Buddies Medical Center. For more infor- • Nov. 18-19 — SLCC’s Dance Tickets are $35 per person 9 a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family mation, contact Shelly at 884- Company is proud to partner or $60 per couple. To purchase Council Restaurant. 9329. The group is sponsored with Paradigm Dance Project tickets call 801-278-6200. If you • Nov. 11 — Medicare pre- by RMAP. The first meeting is for a November performance. are interested in sponsoring ■ scription presentation at noon. Nov. 3. The concert, titled “Moving this event in the future, or your Working for A light lunch will be provided. Alzheimer’s support group Histories, Dancing Stories” will company would like to make a you to create a • Nov. 16 — Wellness lun- The next meeting of the be held Nov. 18-19, 7:30 p.m., in donation please call us at 801- cheon at 11:30 a.m. in the MWMC Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support the Grand Theatre at the South 278-6200. better, safer classrooms. Topic is “Diabetes & Education Group will be City Campus of the community Film festival spreads community Q&A: Whether You Have It Yet Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 2:30 p.m. at college, 1575 S. State St. Sundance Institute created a or Not,” presented by Eileen the Tooele Senior Citizen Center, General seating admission for central area of Festival activity DeLeeuw. 59 E. Vine. The group, spon- this concert is half price with in downtown Salt Lake City dur- ■ Committed to making Tooele an enjoyable • Nov. 17 — Breast Cancer sored by Tooele Aging Services, two non-perishable food items: ing the upcoming Sundance Film Support Group 7 p.m. in the Caregiver Support Program and just $4 for adults and $2.50 for Festival. The “Festival District” place to live, work, and recreate MWMC classrooms. Alzheimer’s Association, is open children, seniors and non-SLCC will be anchored by two down- • Nov. 18 — Hospice open students. Without food dona- to anyone caring for someone town theatres, the Rose Wagner ■ house 12-2 p.m. at Mountain with Alzheimer’s disease or tions, adult admission is $8 Performing Arts Center and the Will continue to work on resolving water, West Home Health (255 S. 100 related dementia. and children/seniors/non-SLCC Broadway Centre Cinemas, both growth, and economic development issues E.). Lots of helpful information, For information about students are $5. Admission for on 300 South Street. The 2006 free and low-cost screenings, Alzheimer’s disease or attending SLCC students and employees is Sundance Film Festival will and refreshments will be avail- the monthly group call Frank at free with two food items for the be held Jan. 19-29 with screen- ■ I ask for your continued support by voting able. 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna 882- food bank. ings in Park City, Salt Lake City, • Nov. 22 — Birthday Bingo at 2870 x126. For tickets, call the Grand Ogden, and Sundance, Utah, and for me on November 8th. Thank You! 5 p.m. in the MWMC classrooms. Theatre Box Office at (801) 957- is the premiere showcase for Turkey dinner will be served! Homemakers meet 3322. The Tooele Homemakers are independent film from the U.S. • Dec. 1 — Festival of Trees • Nov. 4 — The first Friday of scheduled to meet Monday, Nov. and abroad attracting audiences day trip leaves at 2 p.m., return each month the Miller Business 7, at 10:30 a.m. at the Utah State exceeding 40,000 annually. by 8 p.m. $20 due Nov. 23. Innovation Center at the SLCC www.Tooelecitizen.com University Extension office, 151 • Dec. 2 — Breakfast Buddies Larry H. Miller Campus hosts N. Main. Lunch will be potluck. at 9 am. Meet at Jim’s Family Utah First Fridays with the The officers will provide the Restaurant for Dutch treat. GENUS Breakfast and SOHO main dish. Janet Kase will teach • Dec. 7 — Diabetes Support Groups. three different types of crochet. Group meets at 11 a.m. at the Friday, Nov. 4, the topic of the If you would like to take part, health department (181 N. breakfast networking meeting please bring a crochet hook, Main). will be “Snag More Business! Fish suggested size 5G, and 4 ply • Dec. 15 — Annual holiday The Big Pond Of Government yarn. Please RSVP to Hilda at party from 6-8 p.m. at the Health Contracting!” Chuck Spence, 843-9050 to make it easier to Department auditorium (181 N. Deputy Director, Procurement serve you. Main). Entertainment by the Kid Technical Assistance Governor’s Fiddlers. RSVPs required. Farm bureau banquet set Office of Economic Development • Dec. 27 — Birthday Bingo The Tooele County Farm (GOED) will talk about govern- night at 5 p.m. in the MWMC Bureau will hold its annual ban- ment contracts. He’ll explain classrooms. Cost will be $3. quet on Friday, Nov. 11, at 6:30 what they are and talk about the p.m. at the Extension office audi- best way for businesses to win torium, 151 N. Main in Tooele. the contracts. Groups All Farm Bureau members are This week’s breakfast will be invited. from 8 – 10 a.m. at the MBIC, SAFE & SOUND Sewing Guild activities It will be a Dutch oven din- 9690 South 300 West in Sandy. ner. Please call Ernie Matthews We are citizens. We are soldiers. We’re free. And we love the American way of life. We believe in national values • Make tote bag — The Tooele The cost is $5 at the door. To at 884-5057 or Cindy Rydalch at like service, duty, and commitment. And when the nation called to us, we served with honor and dignity. Help us to neighborhood sewing group will RSVP, call 801-957-5299 or e- 882-0335 for ticket reservations. protect our country and to serve in our neighborhoods nationwide. Learn leadership, discipline, and the career skills hold its monthly meeting on Nov. mail [email protected]. that matter to America’s future. Now is the time to step forward. Join the proud ranks of the Army National Guard. The cost is $5. 16 at 9:30 a.m. in the Extension • Nov. 9 — Student Life and Leadership and SLCC Alumni office auditorium. Ora Bridges 1-800-GO-GUARD • www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com will help us make a clever tote Recovery have organized a food drive- bag from a placemat. Call Ora thru for the SLCC community on at 884-5269 for a supply list. All Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 6 a.m. – friends are invited. Castaways AA 1 p.m. All food donations will be • General meeting — The Salt Castaways Alcoholics collected at the SLCC Redwood Lake general meeting will be Anonymous meets Monday- Campus at the Bus Stop right off that night at the county gov- Saturday at Noon and Friday 4445 S. Redwood Rd. People can ernment center from 7-9 p.m. at 7 p.m. at the St. Barnabas drive right up to the location and Tricia McCoy will have a trunk Center, 1784 North Aaron Dr., drop off their donations without BL O W O U T having to leave their cars. All BL O W O U T show of her heirloom treasures. Tooele. (Southwestern looking For more information call Geri church by the new hospital, food will be donated to the Utah Thomas at 882-3487. first left off 2000 North). Open, Food Bank and the clothes will Just Arrived! N.A.R.F.E. meeting changed mixed, non-smoking, wheel- go to the Road Home. The November meeting of the chair access, nursery available Holiday art exhibit set Kyocera Tooele chapter of the National Monday-Friday. (No children Art Access Gallery is pleased Active and Retired Federal Saturdays). to present its Annual Holiday Dorado Employees Association will be Feeling trapped? Exhibition featuring the diverse SSAALLEE!! held Thursday, Nov. 10, at 1 p.m. If someone’s drinking is works of 20 unique Utah artists. 99 at the Tooele Senior Citizen affecting your life, Alanon can The exhibit will hang from Nov. $ Center (a one-time schedule help. Call 882-7756 for informa- 18 through Dec. 20. The opening change due to conflict with the tion. Meet Monday, Wednesday reception will be held on Friday, just 54 Trade In Your Old Veterans Day holiday. A speaker and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Nov. 18 from 6-9 p.m., during the from a major health insurance Wednesday 10 a.m. at St. Salt Lake Gallery Association’s w/ new activationApply Phone For An Instant monthly Gallery Stroll. In addi- Some Restrictions provider will address Medicare Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Aaron See Store for details proposals. For more informa- Dr., Tooele. tion, Art Access Gallery will $ $ tion call Hal Webster at 882-5331 Alateen starts hold a Holiday Gallery Stroll or Marla Ramey at 882-3876. Alateen meets Mondays at Reception on Friday, Dec. 16 40 - 70 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas church from 6-9 p.m. Eagles events Regular gallery hours are • Monte Carlo night — in Overlake. Please come for NO Credit Check! Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. to CREDIT Saturday, Nov. 5, there will be sharing and caring. Please call 5 p.m. From Nov. 19 to Dec. One per customer. Some restrictions do apply. a fun Monte Carlo night. Build 849-1881 for more information. 17, the gallery will keep special See store for details. Not valid with other offers your own burger and enjoy sal- Kick drug habit hours on Saturdays from 10 a.m. NO Contract! Expires 10/30/05 ads and desserts at 6 p.m. for $5 A 12 Step Addiction Recovery to 3 p.m. The Art Access Gallery (includes funny money). After Program for addictive/compul- is located at 339 W. Pierpont games, there will be an auction; sive behavior, run by LDS Social Ave. in Salt Lake City. 43,000 minutes $ 00 all proceeds help build a new Services in Tooele and Erda, BYU adolescence lecture set per roof for the lodge. welcomes new members and from just month • Spaghetti and White everyone. Bruce A. Chadwick, profes- 30 All Face Plates Elephant — Saturday, Nov. 12, • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 sor of sociology at Brigham Candy’s special spaghetti sup- S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 Young University, will present ANNOUNCING per will be served at 6 p.m. • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 the 41st annual Virginia F. Cutler for $5. Following there will be E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 Lecture titled “Adolescence to a White Elephant auction with Adulthood: Meandering Path or Nationwide $ 00 proceeds going to the Make A Straight Highway?” Thursday, Wish project. Bring any old junk General Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. in 250 Spencer Roaming Now to the hall or call Rosalie Fox at W. Kimball Tower. The lecture is 5 882-4014 for pick up. open to all. Available! Teen Challenge trains For more information, please Any cell phone, any carrier. Elks host dinner A seminar to train people contact Bruce A. Chadwick at Expires 10/30/05 The Ladies of the Elks will to facilitate small groups for (801) 422-6026. meet Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. Turning Point, Living Free will Dinner will be served from 6:30- be held Nov. 19 at the West Apply for grant Applications for 2006 Folk Arts SOUTH SLC MURRAY BOUNTIFUL 7:30 p.m. On the menu is meat- Valley Community Center, 3818 Apprenticeship Program Grants 257 E. 3300 S. 6657 S. State St. 1455 S. 500 W. loaf, sour cream and cheesy W. 4700 South, Salt Lake City at East of Century 21 Theatres Next to Quiznos Suite B are now available through the potatoes, salad, mixed vegeta- the corner of Bangerter Hwy. and 487-7500 261-4191 298-0899 Utah Arts Council. Interested bles, roll and carrot cake. Cost 4700 South. Registration is from individuals should call George is only $7. Please RSVP for din- 8:30-9 a.m. The seminar is from 9 AMERICAN FORK OREM TOOELE SANDY Schoemaker at (801) 533-5760. 190 W. Center St. 1224 N. Main St. ner to Roberta Brewer at 843- a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The cost is $20 360 E. State Road 49 W. 10600 S. The grant deadline is Dec. 31. West of Wendy’s Across from Wendy’s Across from Wal-mart 1200. Take outs are available, for materials and lunch. RSVP by Due to limited funding, only 426-5811 843-5330 619-3636 please call 882-0284. Nov. 14 to 435-843-5602 or e-mail 763-8771 8-10 apprenticeships can be gailannepalmer2004@yahoo. LAYTON HILLS MALL OGDEN RIVERDALE Historical society meets awarded each year. The Tooele County Historical com. 1076 Layton Hills Mall 741 Washington Blvd. 345 E. 36th St. The Program is a learning Society will present Patrick Salt Lake Community College Lower level near Mervyn’s South of Javiers Next to Maceys situation in which a master art- Hearty, president of the Pony hosts a lecture by Loung Ung, a 593-6715 394-5900 627-0075 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 B8

have become dinner-table weather cools down. They will Brussels sprouts in Tuesday’s Frost favorites in recent years lend- still have a nice, sweet crop column. They may or may continued from page B1 ing themselves to steaming after some fairly hard frosts not be a hit on your dinner and stir-frying as well as to hit them. Better yet, plant table, but most gardeners are delicious and you can eat the fresh eating with dips. These them in the early spring and not especially fond of them. orbs either raw or cooked. It are excellent crops for fall harvest them before the hot Whether or not your family makes a good substitute for harvest. The problem with weather comes and replant in loves them, aphids do! If you turnips since it is not as prone planting these crops in the July for a fall crop. do not treat them regularly, to the root maggots as tur- spring is that if you do not Favorite varieties for our aphids are sure to invade and will nearly turn the plants nips. The swollen stems grow get them in early enough, the area include Premium Crop gray with the masses that above the ground. It tolerates weather may get hot before and Packman broccoli. the warm weather of summer, cover them. you harvest them. They tend Snowball is an old but reliable remaining sweet when turnips The good news is that if to develop a strong flavor cauliflower variety and selec- tend to get bitter in summer tions such as Early or Super you do fend off the aphids in hot weather. By reversing during the warmer weather, weather. do well here. the weather order and plant- the plant will reward you with Broccoli, cauliflower ing them in mid-summer, the Brussels sprouts Broccoli and cauliflower tiny sprouts after several hard harvest takes place after the I shared some uses for frosts. In mild climates like that of England, gardeners often harvest the sprouts all winter long. Greens Perhaps you are hungry for greens. Spinach is an obvious choice, but it is sometimes a problem as the flavor changes when the weather heats up. Swiss chard is an excellent substitution. The flavor does not change much during cool or hot weather and it lasts well into the fall. Cut leaves off at ground level as you use them and let the plant continue to send up new shoots well into the fall. Most of our winters will not kill these plants. Fordhook Giant and Lucullus are green leaf varieties. Rhubarb chard has red leaves Broccoli and cauliflower can be planted in July for a fall crop. Favorite and stems and Rainbow is a varieties for our area include Premium Crop and Packman broccoli. colorful new variety that is at Snowball is an old but reliable cauliflower variety and selections such home in a decorative bed as as Early or Super do well here. it is in the vegetable garden. the summer and well into withstand some cold weather. The colored chards are not as September. A crop planted It is a little late to plant this hardy as the green varieties. in early September will still year, but now is the time to Radishes be yielding its red orbs into plan for next year. Despite Radishes are such a November. They grow slower short season crop that they in cooler weather but they Jack Frost’s frolicking through can be planted, replanted, have a milder flavor and will your garden, you can continue and re-replanted through to enjoy good eating.

Swiss chard is an excellent substitution for spinach. The flavor does not change much during cool or hot weather and it lasts well into the fall.

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Raymond and Nina Park Larry and Joy Winters of Jennie May and Randall Bruns of Rush Valley are pleased to American Fork are pleased to are pleased to announce their announce the marriage of their announce the marriage of their wedding Nov. 3, 2005, in Hawaii. son, Colten Tracy, to Lisa Lynn daughter, Nancy Lyn, to Randall Jennie is the daughter of Charles Millett, daughter of Christine David Sutton, son of David and and Janet May of Brigham City. Williams and Howard Lee Millett Lori Sutton of Stansbury Park. Randy is the son of John and of Orem on Saturday, Nov. 5, They have chosen Saturday, Karen Bruns of Tooele. 2005, in the Mount Timpanogos Nov. 5, 2005, to be joined for An open house will be held LDS Temple. time and eternity in the Mount Thursday evening, Nov. 10, at Friends and family are invited Timpanogos Temple in American the Edgemont building, located to attend an open house held in Fork, Utah. at 132 N. 570 East in Tooele, their honor at the Rush Valley Randall has recently returned from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please join their parents and family in this LDS Chapel, 985 N. Church from a successful mission for Jennie May and Randall Bruns Street, on Nov. 19, from 6-8 The Church of Jesus Christ of joyful event. Nancy Lyn Winters p.m. Colten Tracy Park Latter-day Saints while serv- and Randall David Sutton Colten works at the Stansbury and Lisa Lynn Millett ing in the Restincia mission in Park Improvement District and Argentina. Nancy is employed Lisa works at Bremer Public The couple plans to reside in by the Bank of American Fork. Relations in Salt Lake City. Stansbury Park. Randall was able to return to his former employer, Managed IT Solutions, as a programmer. Pitt/Warren Both will be attending UVSC on a part time basis. Barry and Michelle Pitt A reception will be held in along with Anthony and JoAnn their honor that evening from Leonelli are pleased to announce 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the LDS chapel the marriage of their daughter, in American Fork, located at 975 Amber Nichoel Pitt, to Daniel N. 60 East. Edwin Warren, son of Ed and Teresa Warren and Mark and Dana Woolley. They will be mar- Golden Key ried on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005. A reception will be held that evening from 6-9 at the Tooele honors member Fourth Ward. John David McGroarty of Amber Nichoel Pitt The couple will reside in Tooele has membership in and Daniel Edwin Warren Tooele after their honeymoon Golden Key International cruise. Honour Society and was indi- If we have overlooked any- vidually honored during a recent one, please join us at the recep- camput ceremony. tion. “It is only fitting that a high academic achiever like John be recognized by Golden Key,” said Alexander D. Perwich II, Golden Morgan/Braithwaite Key’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our members are inspired and Niccole Morgan and Jared motivated by the challenge not Braithwaite are pleased to only to be recognized for their announce their marriage on outstanding accomplishem- Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005. The nts but also to make a positive couple will be married and a impact on our world throught reception will be held in their the Society’s commitment to honor at The Gathering Place at service.” Gardner Village. Golden Key International Parents of the bride are Dennis Honour Society was found- and Margie Morgan of Tooele, ed more than 25 years ago in Utah. Parents of the groom are Atlanta, Georgia and provides Jon and Lenora Braithwaite of academic recognition to college Clearfield, Utah. juniors and seniorsin the top Niccole Morgan They couple will make their 15 percent of their class. The and Jared Braithwaite home in Stansbury. mission of the global, non-profit Society is to build global communities of academic achiev- Les Schwab in Tooele joins forces in ers by providing opportunities for individual growth throught leadership, career development drive for winter clothing donations , networking and services. The The Rotary Club of Salt business interested in promot- Society’s values are integrity, Lake City and Les Schwab Tire ing this effort at their business inclusiveness and collabora- Centers are again joining forces location. tion, innovation, teamwork, this November and December At the conclusion of the coat and respect. Goldent Key 335 chapters in the United States, to gather winter coats for the drive, Les Schwab service trucks Autralia, Canada, Malaysia, Salvation Army, LDS Welfare will deliver the donated winter Stansbury Health Center Square and the Catholic Bishop New Zealand and South Africa. items to the Salvation Army, Wiggins Center in Salt Lake City. Membership into the Society is LDS Welfare Square and the The project is called Operation by invitation only, to students in is pleased to announce Warm. Catholic Bishop Wiggins Center, all fiels of study. From Nov. 1 through Dec. 15, which in turn, will distribute the community members can donate clothing free of charge. new or used coats, particularly the arrival of their men’s coats, through any of the 22 Les Schwab Tire Center locations along the Wasatch Front, full-time pediatrician including the Tooele location, during regular store hours of 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday - Friday and 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturdays. Elizabeth Smith, MD Donations made through the Rotary Club will also be accept- �� ed on Tuesday, Nov. 22 between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. outside the main ballroom at the Salt Lake Marriott Hotel, 75 S. West Temple. All winter clothing donations are welcome, but items particularly needed include coats, socks, sweats and long winter underwear. “Rotary Club of Salt Lake City and Les Schwab Tire Centers are pulling out all the stops for our fall coat drive,” said Rotarian and Operation Warm chairperson, Eric Ensign. “Last year, more than 1,700 winter clothing items were collected.” Ensign noted that local charities continue to report an acute need for men’s coats. To further increase collection opportunities to meet this need, the �� Rotary Club of Salt Lake City will distribute and pick-up col- �� lection boxes to any Rotarian or �� Dr. Smith completed her residency at Primary Children’s Hospital Something where she served as chief resident. On Your �� Her professional interests include child development, Mind? adolescent healthcare and child obesity. Dr. Smith’s outside hobbies include running, reading, cooking, �� spending time with her family and 2 dogs. Write a letter to the Editor! P.O. Box 390 �� Call 435-843-3000 Tooele, UT 84074 �� [email protected] �� to schedule an appointment B12 THURSDAY November 3, 2005

and Christiansen seized a tie- Banner breaker victory over Burnett continued from page A13 and Traveller, 7-3, to post the �� 7-6 win and vault into the state any where. I wouldn’t trade this championship match against team for any other team.” the defending state champion �� Grantsville finished with a team of Lauren Wright and 9-6 dual record on the year Karlie Hancock, of Pine View. and took second in Region 11. Wright and Hancock captured The state meet capped the prep a 6-2, 6-3 win over Aagard and �� net careers of seniors Brittany Christiansen in the state finals Smith, Giselle Stephenson and to capture their second straight �� Bethany Swenson. first doubles crown and pro- State tourney results vide the winning points needed The Cowgirl combo of to give Pine View sole posses- Monica Aagard and Camille sion of the state team title for �� Christiansen powered their the second straight season. way to the finals of the first In second doubles action, doubles championships Oct. 8 Grantsville’s Natalie Tripp and �� at Brigham Young University. Giselle Stephenson fought past Aagard and Christiansen Snow Canyon’s Chloe Bracke dropped the first set of the and Michelle Olsen, 6-2, 6-3 in �� tournament to Hurricane duo the opening round of state play. Sara Last and Leah Wilson, 6-4, The Cowgirls also claimed a but rallied back with a 6-2, 6-1 6-3 decision over Region 10 �� victory in the opening round to champs Lindsay Albrecht and advance into the quarterfinals. Hilary Packham in the opening The Cowgirl tandem seized the set of the match. But Albrecht �� first set against Judge Memorial and Packham bounced back to �� combo Rachel Franks and claim consecutive 6-2, 6-3 wins Elissa Mulroy, 6-3, but dropped over the Grantsville tandem the second set, 6-4 to force a and advance to the semis. �� third and pivotal set for the vic- The Park City duo eliminated �� tory. Aagard and Christiansen the Pine View doubles squad rolled to a decisive 6-2 triumph but lost in the finals, 6-0, 6-4 to advance into the state semis to Ogden’s Kjerstin Myers and against the Region 9 champion Heidi Steimke. doubles squad from Dixie. Smith also powered her �� The top seeded Lady Flyer way to a 6-0, 6-4 decision over team of Breonna Burnett and Dixie’s Chelsey Allred in the Kalea Traveller claimed a 6-3 first round of state play. But �� win in the first set. But the Park City second singles region Cowgirl duo battled back to win champ Ali McMahon fought to �� the second set, 7-5 and force a a 6-3, 6-2 win over Smith in the third and decisive set. Aagard quarterfinals to eliminate the Cowgirl senior from state play. photography/Troy Boman Gallup dropped a 6-0, 6-1 Grantsville’s Lori Gallup smacks a backhand volley in the Class 3A Girls contest to eventual third sin- Tennis State tournament last month at BYU. The Cowgirls tied for sixth gles state champ Almquist of place in the prestigious tournament. Pine View in the opening round of state play. Almquist never The lone victory of the var- 11 opener in Ogden. lost a set in the entire two-day sity match for the night was Ben Smith powered to a decisive tournament and swept all four Lomond’s Stephanie Wilson with 6-2, 6-1 win over Ben Lomond’s matches en route to the third a first single win over Swenson, Sarah Nielsen at second singles singles state crown. 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). while Cowgirl teammate Gallup �� Juan Diego’s Romina In junior varsity play, Ashley fought to a hard fought, 6-4, 3-6, Nadakovic ruined Jessica Goddard, Vanessa Hall and �� 7-5 decision over Lady Scot foe Carter’s bid for a four-time Whitney Hutchins all captured Kaitlin Hoxie at third singles. �� first singles title reign when singles wins while the doubles In double play, Aagard and the Lady Soaring Eagle player squad of Bria Titmus and Caitlin �� Christiansen cruised to a 6-2, battled to a 7-5, 6-7, 6-4 win. Prince seized wins as well. 7-5 triumph over Ben Lomond �� Nadakovic also beat Park City’s In exhibition play, Mandy duo Denise Shelton and Candice Devin Peek in three sets, 6-7, 6- Cummings earned a singles �� Windley at first doubles. 3, 6-2 in the state semis. win while the doubles teams Meanwhile, in second doubles Grantsville 4 - Ben Lom. 1 of Breanne Bevan-Whitley Hill, play, Tripp and Stephenson Lani Penney-Jessica Mathews, �� The Cowgirls made short rolled to a 6-3, 6-2 victory over work of their region foes, the Christina Mesley-Lora Reed and �� Lady Scot combo, Becky Nielen Lindsay Dale-Kylie Jameson all Lady Scots, in the Sept. 8 Region and Alyssa Crookston also. �� claimed victories. �� off the event in 4:06.25. Trisha Cox, junior on the �� Swept In the 200 medley, the Buff girls team, seized second place squad of Richman, Trent in the 200 IM with a time of �� continued from page A12 Andrus, Kyle Costomiris, and 2:31, and garnered third in �� Laurie Halladay, Marc Imlay, Jerry Bryan was able to take the 100 breaststroke as she �� Nobles, Cameron Crane, and third, elapsing the Kearns team tapped the wall just two sec- a few others put forth a “good by a slight .01 seconds. onds behind second place with �� effort” during the meet. Lauren Bridges fought hard a finish of 1:17. �� Halladay, a junior, fought to for third place in the 50 free. In the men’s 50 free, Nobles a fourth in the 400 meter relay, Her time fell in the middle of took third in a close swim, �� along side her teammates; Mary four swimmers from Kearns, only .14 seconds behind first �� Burden, Cassandra Bryan, and each had times that were place, and .03 seconds behind Jordan Marshall. Halladay, also, all within the same second. second. �� took fifth in the 200 free with a Bridges finished the event in In the 500 free, Yeaman had time of 2:19.20 seconds. 26.43 seconds, only .36 seconds a time of 6:43 and took fifth �� Imlay placed second in the behind first place. Bridges, place while teammate Laurie �� 500 free with a time of 5:29.85 also, joined teammates in both Halladay, in the same event and also swam the 200 free in the 200 medley relay, and the took fourth place with a time �� two minutes and placed third. 200 free relay, and placed third of 6:29.82. Imlay, later, collaborated with in both. She had another nail Coach Roberts said, “We are teammates T.J. Marshall, Bobby biting swim in the 100 free. She either going to learn to com- Philpot, and Nobles to take sec- was able to take second over pete with a quality team or get ond place in the 400 free relay her opponent, beating her by a badly beaten again.” �� with a time of 3:47.66. Imlay, measurable .07 seconds. The swim team will be hit- also, swam in the 200 free relay In the Men’s 100 fly, Philpot ting the road to Logan today to garner silver again, but with had an amazing win over to open the Region 11 dual Kyle Costomiris, Alix Court, Kearns junior Andrew Frank, season at 3:30 p.m. and Brad Wells joining his relay taking fourth with .06 seconds team. to spare. Also, in that event If it happens here, Crane, a junior, grabbed Brad Wells placed second with read about it here. fourth place in the 400 free a final time of 1:03.02. Along �� relay. He joined David Nipper, with that, Wells, was able to Trent Andrus, and Kurtis take third in the 200 individual �� Richman and were able to pull medley with a time of 2:18.

�� Pygmy rabbits live �� in southern Utah DWR biologists are learn- dependent on sagebrush for food ing much about pygmy rabbits, and shelter and are an impor- �� a small, secretive rabbit that tant component to consider when �� relies on sagebrush areas in Utah. sagebrush restoration projects are �� Biologists and others have been designed and implemented. As a �� combing southern Utah for three result, the DWR also incorporates �� years now in an intense effort to pygmy rabbit surveys into all of �� find and learn more about the its habitat project planning and �� rabbits. design. Before a petition to list them on Pygmy rabbits stand to benefit the federal Endangered Species from current habitat programs in list, little was known about pygmy two ways- concentrated efforts to �� rabbits in Utah. determine their distribution and �� The results of pygmy rabbit stud- numbers in Utah will allow man- �� ies over the past three years have agers to properly and provide the been mixed. Many locations where knowledge necessary to properly pygmy rabbits were observed in design and implement sagebrush �� the past no longer support them, habitat programs for the benefit of �� often because the sagebrush habi- pygmy rabbits and other species. �� tats have been destroyed. Pygmy Pygmy rabbits are “cute as a �� rabbits also have been found in bug’s ear.” Though often unknown many locations where biologists and misunderstood by people, �� didn’t know the rabbits lived. pygmy rabbits play a vital role in �� Pygmy rabbits are entirely Utah’s sagebrush ecosystem. C1 THURSDAY November 3, 2005 Tool helps Utahns collect family health history, save lives This Thanksgiving, the Utah with the UDOH Chronic Disease dren, who may have an increased health history can be fun too,” said smoker, diet, weight, exercise) Sharing your family health his- Department of Health (UDOH) Genomics Program. “Write down risk of developing heart disease, Johnson. • Ethnic background tory with your health care provider urges all Utahns to talk about their what you learn and share it with live longer lives. “I remind my When collecting a family health Chronic health problems like is also important. Your health care family health history. To help fami- your doctor and family members.” kids to get an annual physical, not history, gather information on close heart disease, stroke, asthma, can- provider can help you understand lies discuss their health history, the Centerville resident Susan Curtis smoke, eat right, and exercise. We family members such as your chil- cer, and diabetes tend to run in your risk for developing a health UDOH has created a free toolkit. Quinn recognized the importance of each need to be aware of our family dren, parents, brothers and sisters, families. When close family mem- problem and make recommenda- Free classes will also be held at the knowing her family health history health history and be responsible grandparents, and aunts and uncles. bers have the same health problem tions about lifestyle choices and LDS Family History Library in Salt after her husband died at the age for ourselves. Maybe if my husband Things that are important to collect or develop a problem at a younger screening tests to lower your risk. Lake City during November. of 52 from undiagnosed hereditary would had done this and been more about your family members include: age than expected, this can increase To get a free Family Health “When you get together with your heart disease. Now, she worries her aggressive, my four children would • Age when the health problem other family members’ risk of devel- History Toolkit or list of classes family this Thanksgiving, use the children may be at increased risk of still have a dad,” Quinn said. started or was diagnosed § Age and oping the problem. But the good available, visit www.health.utah. toolkit to help you talk about your developing heart disease, too. “Not only can this information cause of death for family members news is, by learning about your gov/genomics or call the UDOH family health history,” said Jenny Now that she knows why her hus- be life-saving for some families, who have died family health history, you can make Health Resource Line at 1-888-222- Johnson, Health Program Specialist band died, Quinn can help her chil- but learning about your family • Lifestyle habits (smoker/non- healthy choices to lower your risk. 2542.

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When she gets there too (591) TMC (5:30) “Plunkett & Macleane” Cont’d (:15) “My Life So Far” ›› (1999) Colin Firth, Irene Jacob. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Prince & Me” ›› (2004) Julia Stiles. Premiere. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Halloween: Curse-Michael” late, she finds a different gift for him: FRIDAYLATE NIGHT NOVEMBER 4, 2005 a sexy shirt, which he loves. This has Hope worried that she’s gotten CHANNEL 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 ’ too predictable, so Faith tries to (2) CBS Late Late Show (:37) Paid Program (:07) Paid Program (:37) Paid Program (Off Air) Saturday Early Show (CC) (4) ABC (12:05) Jimmy Kimmel Live (N) (CC) (:05) Oprah Winfrey (CC) (:05) Paid Program (:35) Paid Program (Off Air) loosen her up by taking her to a strip (5) NBC Late Night (:36) Last Call With Carson Daly (N) (:35) Paid Program (:05) Paid Program (:34) Extra (N) ’ The Tonight Show With Jay Leno ’ (Off Air) Today ’ (CC) aerobics class. Megan Fox also (6) HBO Real Time ’ (CC) Curb-Enthsm (:45) “Sideways” ››› (2004) Paul Giamatti. Two friends ponder their lives during a road trip. (3:55) Inside the NFL ’ (CC) (4:55) Naked World ’ (CC) stars in the new episode “Charley’s (7) KUED (11:00) Viewers’ Choice Cont’d Rx for Survival: A Global Health Challenge ’ (CC) (DVS) Sesame Street ’ (EI) (CC) (DVS) Boohbah ’ (EI) Jay Jay the Jet Shirt.” (8) KPNZ Bring Wall St Judge Hatchett Paid Program Paid Program Bring Wall St Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Bring Wall St Paid Program Reba (10) TBS (12:10) Futurama (:40) The Oblongs Mr. Show-Bob (:45) Family Guy (:15) Futurama ’ (:45) The Oblongs (:15) Mr. Show With Bob and David Bosom Buddies Bosom Buddies Saved by the Bell Saved by the Bell ’ ’ ’ / (11) KBYU Steves Europe Steves Europe Queen Victoria: Secrets of a Queen Nature (Part 3 of 3) (CC) (DVS) History Detectives (CC) The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) History Detectives (CC) 8 p.m. on KUWB (13) FOX Bernie Mac (:35) Taxi (CC) (:05) News (CC) Bring Wall St Paid Program Paid Program Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Geraldo at Large Paid Program Paid Program Brock (Christopher Rich) seeks (14) KJZZ (12:05) Becker ’ (:35) Becker ’ Just Shoot Me ’ (:35) Paid Program The Parkers ’ “The Only Thrill” ›› (1997, Drama) Diane Keaton, Sam Shepard. 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(:45) “The Butcher’s Wife” ››› (1991, Comedy) Demi Moore. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Real Sports ’ (CC) “Along Came Polly” ›› (2004) Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (7) KUED Red Green Steves Europe Passport-Adv. Woodwright This Old House Hometime (N) Yankee Shop Anything I Do Victory Garden ’ Martin Yan Lidia’s Family (:37) Creative Life (8) KPNZ Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Safari Tracks (N) Travel in Style (N) Real Estate Beautiful Hme Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (10) TBS “Christmas Rush” › (2002, Action) (PA) Dean Cain, Eric Roberts. (CC) (DVS) “The Thomas Crown Affair” ››› (1999) Pierce Brosnan. (CC) (DVS) “Entrapment” ›› (1999) (PA) Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones. 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(CC) Dragon Booster Get Ed “Fizzled” Kong-Series Power Rangers Super Robot Spider-Man (CC) Tick “Heroes” ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) featured creatures in “Before (29) TOON Cartoon Cartoon’s Greatest Hits Codename: Kid Juniper Lee Foster’s Home Camp Lazlo Grim Adventures Grim Adventures Teen Titans Codename: Kid Codename: Kid Codename: Kid the Dinosaurs,” airing Saturday (31) CMTV (4:00) CMT Music Cont’d Top 20 Countdown CMT Insider (N) (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch ’ Winnie-Pooh The Wiggles Bear in House Koala Brothers Higglytown Little Einsteins JoJo’s Circus Doodlebops Charlie & Lola The Wiggles Lilo & Stitch ’ on Discovery Channel. (36) SPIKE Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ (38) AMC Jesse James (:45) “The Return of Jesse James” ›› (1950) John Ireland, Ann Dvorak. (:45) “Young Guns” ›› (1988, Western) Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland. (:45) “Young Guns II” ›› (1990) Emilio Estevez. Saturday (39) TNT (5:00) “Enemy at the Gates” ›› (2001) (CC) Cont’d “Three Kings” ››› (1999, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube. (CC) “Deep Blue Sea” ›› (1999) Thomas Jane, Saffron Burrows. (CC) (DVS) (41) CNN Saturday Morn. House Call Saturday Morn. Open House CNN Saturday Morning CNN Saturday Morning CNN Live Saturday (CC) In the Money (CC) Before the Dinosaurs (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program Paid Program 5 p.m. on ∑ DISC; 9 p.m. on ∑ (46) LIFE Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com How Clean The Golden Girls Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ “Death in Small Doses” (1994) DISC (49) FXNEWS (5:00) Fox and Friends Saturday (Live) Cont’d Bulls and Bears On Business Forbes (CC) Cashin’ In (CC) Weekend Live With Tony Snow Fant. Football Runnin’-PAC Women’s College Volleyball Stanford at Washington. (Taped) The Sports List 54321 Update Big 12 Showcase College Football Texas at Baylor. (Live) We’ve seen lots of shows — both (51) FXSPN (52) ESPN SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter College Gameday (Live) (CC) College Football Teams to Be Announced. (Live) (CC) fictional and scientific — about di- (57) USA Paid Program Paid Program WWE A.M. Raw Coach ’ (CC) Coach “Upsized” “Sabrina” ›› (1995) Harrison Ford. A chauffeur’s daughter awakens love in a rich workaholic. Stargate ›› nosaurs, but what about the crea- (71) DISC Paid Program Paid Program Walking With Cavemen “First Ancestors” (CC) Walking With Prehistoric Beasts Walking With Prehistoric Beasts Tail Walking With Prehistoric Beasts tures that preceded those fabled ani- (518) ENC (:15) “13 Going on 30” ››› (2004) Jennifer Garner. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Predator” ›› (1987, Science Fiction) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (9:50) “Crimson Tide” ››› (1995) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ (CC) mals? This new special goes back in (534) STARZ (:10) “Duplex” ›› (2003, Comedy) Ben Stiller, Eileen Essell. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (7:50) “White Chicks” ›› (2004) Shawn Wayans. (CC) (:45) “Van Helsing” ›› (2004, Fantasy) Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) time before the age of the dinosaurs (561) MAX (5:20) “The Maker” ›› ‘R’ Cont’d “Time After Time” ››› (1979) Malcolm McDowell. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Addams Family” ›› (1991) Anjelica Huston. (CC) (:40) “The Rundown” ››› (2003) The Rock. ’ ‘PG-13’ with re-creations of some of the crit- (576) SHOW Two-Bits-Peppr (:35) “Rugrats Go Wild” ›› (2003) iTV. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Paycheck” ›› (2003, Science Fiction) Ben Affleck. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “Barbershop 2: Back in Business” ››› (2004) Ice Cube. ‘PG-13’ (CC) ters that reportedly roamed the Earth (591) TMC Tupac: Resurr. “The Prince & Me” ›› (2004, Romance-Comedy) Julia Stiles. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “A Jersey Tale” ››› (2003) Rafael Sardina. ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Forget Paris” ››› (1995, Comedy) Billy Crystal. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) back then, including giant scorpions SATURDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 5, 2005 and one big reptile that represented CHANNEL 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 80 percent of all life on the planet in (2) CBS Hometime (N) Cycling: Volvo Football Today College Football Alabama at Mississippi State. (Live) (CC) News (CC) its day. (4) ABC PGA Golf The Tour Championship -- Third Round. (CC) College Football: Regional Coverage -- Cal at Ore., N.C. St. at FSU, Wis. at Penn St. or Big 12 Game News News Movie: Rules of Engagement (5) NBC Paid Program College Football Tennessee at Notre Dame. ’ (Live) (CC) Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program NBC Nightly News G (6) HBO Inside the NFL ’ (CC) “Empire Falls” ›› (2005, Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Ed Harris. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) Pandemic-AIDS “Big Fish” ››› (2003, Drama) Ewan McGregor. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) Envy › (CC) 6 p.m. on TNT; 8:30 p.m. on ’ G (7) KUED Julia’s Kitchen Chefs Afield Daisy Cooks! Scandinavian Seasonings Cooking-Fire Barbecue Univ. Yankee Shop Hometime (N) The This Old House Hour (N) (CC) Find! (CC) TNT (8) KPNZ Showtime at the Apollo (N) ’ Soul Train (N) ’ “Criminal Law” ››› (1988, Drama) Gary Oldman, Kevin Bacon. Paid Program Paid Program HomeTeam “Indianapolis” (N) (CC) Marine Col. Terry Childers (Samuel (10) TBS (:05) “Back to the Future” ››› (1985) Michael J. Fox. A boy travels through time to his parents’ teenage years. (2:50) “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider” ›› (2001) (PA) Angelina Jolie. (CC) “The Matrix Reloaded” ››› (2003) L. Jackson) is facing charges for (11) KBYU Steves Europe Passport-Adv. Smart Travels This Old House Hometime (CC) Am Homeshop Find! Old maps. Bargain Hunt Antiques Roadshow “Memphis” Nova “Einstein’s Big Idea” ’ opening fire on an angry mob out- (13) FOX “The Glimmer Man” › (1996) Steven Seagal, Keenen Ivory Wayans. Stargate SG-1 “Affinity” ’ (CC) Stargate Atlantis “Poisoning the Well” Alias “Color Blind” ’ (CC) News King of the Hill ’ side the U.S. Embassy in Yemen. (14) KJZZ Paid Program Paid Program College Football BYU at UNLV. (Live) My Wife and Kids Fresh Prince Fresh Prince He calls on his old friend and Viet- (15) KUWB Paid Program Paid Program Blind Date (N) ’ Blind Date (CC) “8 Heads in a Duffel Bag” ›› (1997, Comedy) Joe Pesci, Andy Comeau. The Twilight Zone ’ (CC) Star Trek: Enterprise “Kir’Shara” ’ nam War buddy Hays Hodges (23) FX “Pecker” ›› (1998, Comedy) Edward Furlong, Christina Ricci. “America’s Sweethearts” ›› (2001, Comedy) Julia Roberts, Billy Crystal. “There’s Something About Mary” ›› (1998) Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. (Tommy Lee Jones), a recently re- (25) QVC Diamond Jewelry by Affinity All Through the House Practical Presents tired military lawyer, to defend him. (26) ANPL Venom ER (CC) Miami Animal Police (CC) The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Miami Animal Police (CC) Miami Animal Police “Exotic City” Miami Animal Police Past cases. Because Hodges owes Childers his (27) NICK Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Fairly Oddparents SpongeBob ›› ›› ›› life, he agrees — despite the fact (28) FAM “Beethoven’s 3rd” (2000, Comedy) Judge Reinhold, Julia Sweeney. (CC) “Dr. Dolittle” (1998, Comedy) Eddie Murphy, Ossie Davis, Oliver Platt. “The Sandlot” (1993, Comedy-Drama) Tom Guiry, Mike Vitar. (29) TOON Codename: Kid Codename: Kid Grim Adventures Puffy AmiYumi Cartoon Cartoon’s Greatest Hits Pokémon (CC) Pokémon (CC) Yu-Gi-Oh! G/X Yu-Gi-Oh! G/X Duel Masters Dragon Ball Z it’s a political hot potato. Ben (31) CMTV Man vs. Vegas CMT Outlaws 2005 Willie Nelson Uncut: 60 Min. Inside Fame “Johnny Cash” Johnny Cash. CMT Greatest Outlaws Kingsley and Bruce Greenwood (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch ’ Mr. Whiskers American Drgn Buzz-Maggie “Life Is Ruff” (2005) Kyle Massey. A teenage slacker adopts a stray dog. ‘NR’ American Drgn American Drgn Kim Possible Kim Possible also star in this taut drama from (36) SPIKE The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ 2000. (38) AMC (10:45) “Young Guns II” ›› Cont’d “Silverado” ››› (1985, Western) Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover. (:45) “The Octagon” ›› (1980, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Lee Van Cleef, Karen Carlson. Law & Order: (39) TNT NASCAR Racing Busch Series -- O’Reilly Challenge. ’ (CC) LAPD: On Beat “The Negotiator” ››› (1998, Action) Samuel L. Jackson. A top police negotiator is accused of committing murder. Special Victims Unit (41) CNN CNN Live Saturday (CC) CNN Presents (CC) CNN Live Saturday (CC) CNN Live Saturday (CC) CNN Live Saturday On the Story (CC) (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Tim Russert 8 p.m. on % NBC (46) LIFE “Death in Small Doses” (1994) “Pretty Poison” (1996, Suspense) Grant Show, Michelle Phillips. (CC) “Blessed” › (2004, Horror) Heather Graham, James Purefoy. (CC) “A Lover’s Revenge” (2005) (CC) In “Design,” Benson (Mariska Hargi- (49) FXNEWS Fox News Live (CC) The Beltway Boys Fox News Watch Fox Report tay) talks down a woman (guest (51) FXSPN (10:30) College Football Texas at Baylor. (Live) Cont’d FSN Pro Football Preview Helmets Off (N) Poker Superstars Invitational Football Kick. College Football star Estella Warren) from jumping to (52) ESPN College Football College Gmday College Football Illinois at Ohio State. (Live) College Gmday College Gmday College Football her death. The woman confides that (57) USA (11:30) “Stargate” ›› (1994) Kurt Russell, James Spader. (CC) Cont’d “The Hulk” ›› (2003) Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly. Scientist Bruce Banner transforms into a powerful brute. (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) she’s pregnant as a product of rape (71) DISC Walking With Dinosaurs Walking With Dinosaurs (CC) Walking With Dinosaurs (CC) Dinosaur Face-Off: Tyranosaurus Dinosaur Face-Off: Velociraptor Before the Dinosaurs (N) and fingers a wealthy businessman (518) ENC (11:50) “Hellboy” ››› (2004) Ron Perlman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Cont’d “Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen” ›› (2004) (:35) “Tin Cup” ››› (1996, Comedy-Drama) Kevin Costner, Rene Russo. ‘R’ (CC) (guest star Julian Sands) as the (534) STARZ “Darkness” › (2002) Anna Paquin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “G.I. Jane” ››› (1997, Drama) Demi Moore. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Rounders” ›› (1998, Drama) Matt Damon, Edward Norton, John Turturro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) ’ ››› ’ ››› ’ ›› culprit. According to his DNA, he is, (561) MAX The Rundown “Love Actually” (2003, Romance-Comedy) Alan Rickman. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Face/Off” (1997, Suspense) John Travolta, Nicolas Cage, Joan Allen. ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “The Peacemaker” (1997) (576) SHOW “Speak” ›› (2004) Kristen Stewart. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star” ›› (2003) (:15) SHO Me Now “The Stepford Wives” ›› (2004) Nicole Kidman. (CC) “Paycheck” ›› (2003) Ben Affleck. but when he’s put on trial, the vic- (591) TMC “Pieces of April” ››› (2003) Katie Holmes. ’ ‘PG-13’ “Timeline” ›› (2003, Fantasy) Paul Walker, Gerard Butler. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Philadelphia” ››› (1993, Drama) Tom Hanks, Jason Robards. ’ ‘PG-13’ Desperate Hours tim’s willingness to settle for cash raises a red flag. The story con- SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 5, 2005 cludes in the “Law & Order” episode 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 “Flaw.” (2) CBS Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Miami “Killer Date” (iTV) (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ 48 Hours Mystery “Blind Justice” (N) News (CC) Talkin’ Sports Outdoors CSI: Crime Scn (4) ABC Wife Swap “Donahoe/Baker” (CC) “Catch Me if You Can” ››› (2002, Comedy-Drama) Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks. Premiere. ’ (CC) (:08) News (CC) Hot Ticket Sports At Your Leisure (:38) The Insider Law & Order (5) NBC News Ebert & Roeper Law & Order “Obsession” ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order “Flaw” ’ (CC) News Sports Beat Sun. Beat Goes On Extra (N) (CC) 9 p.m. on % NBC (6) HBO (5:45) “Envy” › (2004) Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Cont’d “Along Came Polly” ›› (2004) Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Meet the Fockers” ›› (2004) Robert De Niro. Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) George Carlin: Life Is Worth Losing “Flaw” concludes a crossover with (7) KUED Antiques Roadshow “Portland” (CC) Who Do You Think You Are? (CC) “Dances With Wolves” ›››› (1990) Kevin Costner. Kevin Costner’s Oscar-winning vision of the American West. Hardware Black Adder “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Veronica Mars ’ (CC) “Gang Related” ›› (1997, Drama) James Belushi, Tupac Shakur. South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Farscape ’ (CC) Fontana and Green (Dennis Farina, (10) TBS (5:00) “The Matrix Reloaded” ››› (2003) (PA) Keanu Reeves. (CC) Cont’d College Football Stanford at USC. (Live) College Football Jesse L. Martin) call upon their SVU (11) KBYU (5:00) Nova ’ (CC) (DVS) Cont’d The Lawrence Welk Show Andy Griffith (:23) I Love Lucy (:13) Perry Mason (CC) “Some Like It Hot” colleague Olivia Benson (Mariska (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Cops (N) (CC) Cops (CC) America’s Most Wanted-Fights Back News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Mad TV (N) ’ (CC) Stargate SG-1 ’ ’ ››› Hargitay) when her number turns up (14) KJZZ Friends (CC) Utah Jazz Tonight NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns at Utah Jazz. (Live) (:15) News Utah Jazz “The Birdcage” (1996, Comedy) Robin Williams, Gene Hackman. (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Smallville “Kinetic” ’ (CC) 24 “5:00 AM - 6:00 AM” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Saturday Night Live SNL commercial parodies. (N) (CC) on the cell phone of a person found (23) FX There’s-Mary “The Animal” › (2001) Rob Schneider. Transplanted animal organs bring out the beast in a man. “Identity” ››› (2003, Suspense) John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet. The Shield “Partners” (CC) dead in an abandoned office. The in- (25) QVC PM Style for the Holidays Under the Tree Gifts of Gold All Through the House vestigation leads the detectives to a (26) ANPL Born Different Animal breeding. (CC) Beastly Countdown Beastly Countdown “Horrors” (CC) Born Different Animal breeding. (CC) Beastly Countdown Beastly Countdown “Horrors” (CC) money-laundering scheme involving (27) NICK Ned’s School Drake & Josh ’ All That ’ (CC) Amanda Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Fresh Prince a mother-daughter team of con (28) FAM “The Sandlot 2” (2005, Comedy) James Earl Jones, Cole Evan Weiss. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Home Videos Home Videos “I Do, They Don’t” ›› (2005, Comedy) Josie Bissett, Rob Estes. (CC) artists (Lynda Carter, Estella War- (29) TOON Teen Titans (N) Zatch Bell Naruto (N) One Piece (CC) IGPX (N) IGPX (N) Inuyasha (N) Full-Alchemist Fooly Cooly Samurai Cham. S-CRY-Ed (N) Neon Genesis ren). (31) CMTV Johnny Cash in San Quentin (N) American Revolutions: The Outlaws CMT Outlaws 2005 Shooter Jennings American Revolutions: The Outlaws CMT Insider Buzz-Maggie Buzz-Maggie Naturally Sadie Life With Derek Zack & Cody That’s So Raven “Angels in the Outfield” ›› (1994, Fantasy) Danny Glover. ‘PG’ (CC) Zack & Cody Naturally Sadie Movie: Meet the Fockers (33) DISN (36) SPIKE The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter (N) ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ 9 p.m. on & HBO (38) AMC “The Delta Force” ›› (1986, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Lee Marvin, Martin Balsam. (:45) “Delta Force II” ›› (1990, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Billy Drago, Bobby Chavez. “The Delta Force” ›› (1986) It took four years to come up with a (39) TNT “Rules of Engagement” ›› (2000, Drama) Tommy Lee Jones, Samuel L. Jackson. (CC) “Rules of Engagement” ›› (2000, Drama) Tommy Lee Jones, Samuel L. Jackson. (CC) “Shaft” ›› (2000) (CC) (DVS) sequel to the comedy hit “Meet the (41) CNN CNN Presents Larry King Live CNN Saturday Night CNN Presents Larry King Live CNN Saturday Night Parents,” but the result was just as (43) CNBC The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) Tim Russert The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show (CC) Tim Russert potent. Ben Stiller returns as nurse (46) LIFE (5:00) “A Lover’s Revenge” Cont’d “Second to Die” (2002, Suspense) Erika Eleniak, Jerry Kroll. (CC) “Falling Down” ›› (1993, Drama) Michael Douglas, Robert Duvall. (CC) Strong Medicine “It Takes a Clinic” Greg, whose prospective, ex-CIA fa- (49) FXNEWS Heartland With John Kasich (Live) The Line-Up (Live) Big Story Weekend Edition (Live) Heartland With John Kasich The Line-Up Big Story Weekend Edition ther-in-law, Jack (Robert De Niro), (51) FXSPN (5:00) College Football Texas A&M at Texas Tech. (Live) Cont’d Fant. Football FSN Pro Football Preview FullTiltPoker.net Championship Knockouts Chris Myers wants to meet Greg’s parents. As (52) ESPN (5:45) College Football Miami at Virginia Tech. (Live) (CC) Cont’d (:45) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) College Gameday Final (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Stargate” ›› (1994) Kurt Russell. played by Barbra Streisand and (71) DISC (5:00) Before the Dinosaurs (N) Cont’d Rise of Man Evolution of Homo sapiens. (N) Before the Dinosaurs Creatures before the dinosaurs. Rise of Man Dustin Hoffman, they prove to be the (518) ENC “13 Going on 30” ››› (2004) Jennifer Garner. ‘PG-13’ (:45) “Crimson Tide” ››› (1995) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Big Easy” ››› (1986, Crime Drama) Dennis Quaid. Premiere. ‘R’ Thelma & Louise polar opposites of ultraconservative (534) STARZ (5:50) “White Chicks” ›› (2004) Shawn Wayans. Cont’d (:45) “Van Helsing” ›› (2004, Fantasy) Hugh Jackman, Kate Beckinsale. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Blade: Trinity” ›› (2004, Horror) Wesley Snipes. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Jack, thus jeopardizing their son’s (561) MAX (5:05) “The Peacemaker” ›› Cont’d (:15) “Starsky & Hutch” ›› (2004, Comedy) Ben Stiller. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Rundown” ››› (2003) The Rock. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Spoken & Stirred “The Grudge” ›› (2004) ‘PG-13’ looming wedding. Blythe Danner and (576) SHOW (5:00) “Paycheck” ›› (2003) Cont’d Boxing Jeff Lacy vs. Scott Pemberton. (iTV) (Live) Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) “Heathers” ››› (1989) Winona Ryder. iTV. ‘R’ (CC) Drugstore Cowboy Teri Polo also return. (591) TMC (5:35) “Desperate Hours” ››› (1990) ’ ‘R’ Cont’d (:25) “A Jersey Tale” ››› (2003) Rafael Sardina. ‘R’ “The Punisher” ›› (2004, Action) Thomas Jane, John Travolta. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “A Few Good Men” ››› ‘R’ THURSDAY November 3, 2005 C5

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Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (10) TBS (11:30) College Football Stanford at USC. Cont’d Bloopers (CC) The Cosby Show “Entrapment” ›› (1999) (PA) Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones. (CC) (11) KBYU (12:01) Find! ’ National Geographic A Cemetery Special ’ (CC) Nature ’ (Part 3 of 3) (CC) (DVS) Smart Travels The Lawrence Welk Show Education Week Brent A. Barlow. (13) FOX Stargate SG-1 ’ (:35) Paid Program (:05) Paid Program (:35) Paid Program (:05) Paid Program (:35) Paid Program (:05) Cops (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Paid Program Bring Wall St (14) KJZZ The Birdcage NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns at Utah Jazz. “Down Will Come Baby” › (1999) Meredith Baxter, Evan Rachel Wood. 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(CC) Rocket Power ’ Rugrats ’ (CC) other people’s stupidity for chuckles (28) FAM Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Amazing Facts Digimon-Digital Battle B-Daman is back in this new special taped at (29) TOON Inuyasha Full-Alchemist Fooly Cooly Samurai Cham. S-CRY-Ed Neon Genesis Big O Gigantor (N) Mutant Turtles Ed, Edd n Eddy Atomic Betty Puffy AmiYumi the Beacon Theater in New York. (31) CMTV Open Cntry CMT Music Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program CMT Music The title comes from one of his ex- (33) DISN Phil of the Future That’s So Raven Life With Derek Buzz-Maggie American Drgn Mr. Whiskers Boy Meets World The Proud Family Lilo & Stitch ’ Mr. Whiskers Dave-Barbarian House of Mouse tended rants on the subject of sui- (36) SPIKE (10:00) The Ultimate Fighter Cont’d Three Stooges Three Stooges ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ cide — which he believes the human (38) AMC (11:00) “The Delta Force” ›› (1986) Lee Marvin Cont’d (:45) “Delta Force II” ›› (1990, Adventure) Chuck Norris, Billy Drago, Bobby Chavez. “The Third Man” ›››› (1949) Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles. (CC) race is in the process of committing (39) TNT (11:00) “Shaft” ›› (2000) Cont’d “The Score” ››› (2001) Robert De Niro. A veteran safecracker is lured into a final heist. (CC) LAPD: On Beat “Encino Man” ›› (1992, Comedy) Sean Astin, Pauly Shore, Brendan Fraser. on a grand scale. (41) CNN CNN Presents Larry King Live On the Story Larry King Live CNN Presents CNN Sunday Morning (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show (CC) High Net Worth Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (46) LIFE Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (49) FXNEWS The Beltway Boys Fox News Watch Fox Report Heartland With John Kasich The Line-Up The Beltway Boys Fox News Watch Fox and Friends Sunday (Live) (51) FXSPN FSN Pro Football Preview College Football Texas at Baylor. Poker Superstars Invitational Beyond the Glory (CC) (52) ESPN SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Matchup (N) College Football Miami at Virginia Tech. (CC) SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter (CC) College Gmday (57) USA (11:00) “Stargate” ›› (1994) Kurt Russell. (CC) Cont’d “Sabrina” ›› (1995) Harrison Ford. A chauffeur’s daughter awakens love in a rich workaholic. Coach (CC) Coach “Coach” Paid Program Paid Program (71) DISC (11:00) Rise of Man Cont’d Paid Program Paid Program Select Comfort Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (518) ENC (11:30) “Thelma & Louise” ››› (1991) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:45) “American Heart” ››› (1992, Drama) Jeff Bridges. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Dance With Me Henry” › (1956) Bud Abbott. ‘NR’ (:10) “Camp Nowhere” ›› (1994) (534) STARZ “The Butterfly Effect” ›› (2004, Suspense) Ashton Kutcher. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “G.I. 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Cont’d “Maid in Manhattan” ›› (2002) Jennifer Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. “The Animal” › (2001, Comedy) Rob Schneider, Colleen Haskell. television evangelist uses to his ad- (25) QVC Jewelry Gift Ideas Santa’s Toy Shop Dennis Basso Boutique Gifts of Gold Great Gifts vantage. Gina Gershon, Cameron (26) ANPL Beastly Countdown “Horrors” (CC) Super Scavengers Buggin’ With Ruud “Desert Survivors” Corwin’s Quest Elephants. (CC) The Most Extreme “Living Dead” Daddo, James Brolin, Tom Skerritt (27) NICK Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Nicktoons TV ’ Amanda Drake & Josh ’ Ned’s School Unfabulous (N) ’ and Shannen Doherty star, with (28) FAM (11:30) “A Little Princess” ›››› (1995, Drama) Cont’d “The Karate Kid” ›› (1984, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki “Pat” Morita, Elisabeth Shue. “Rookie of the Year” ››› (1993) Thomas Ian Nicholas, Gary Busey. Randy Quaid reprising the role of col- (29) TOON Foster’s Home Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Puffy AmiYumi Cartoon Cartoon’s Greatest Hits Pokémon (CC) Pokémon (CC) Yu-Gi-Oh! G/X Yu-Gi-Oh! G/X “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (1988) orful storm catcher Tornado Tommy (31) CMTV CMT Outlaws 2005 American Revolutions: The Outlaws Johnny Cash in San Quentin CMT Greatest Outlaws CMT Outlaws 2005 from “Category 6.” Part 2 airs Nov. 13. (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch ’ Mr. Whiskers American Drgn Buzz-Maggie “The Mighty Ducks” ›› (1992, Comedy) Emilio Estevez. ‘PG’ (CC) Zack & Cody That’s So Raven Lizzie McGuire Even Stevens (36) SPIKE Police Videos “RoboCop” ››› (1987, Science Fiction) Peter Weller, Nancy Allen, Ronny Cox. “RoboCop 3” › (1993, Science Fiction) Robert John Burke, Nancy Allen. “RoboCop” ››› (1987) Desperate Housewives (38) AMC “Jaws III” › (1983, Horror) Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong. “Jaws the Revenge” › (1987, Adventure) Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest. “Tremors” ›› (1990, Horror) Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter. 8 p.m. on $ ABC (39) TNT (10:00) “The Negotiator” Cont’d Law & Order “Deadbeat” ’ Law & Order “Damaged Goods” ’ Law & Order “Sideshow” ’ Homicide: Life on the Street ’ Law & Order “The Collar” ’ Paul Young (Mark Moses) returns to (41) CNN CNN Presents In the Money (CC) CNN Live Sunday (CC) People in the News Wisteria Lane after his trip out of town (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Diabetes Life Wall Street Jrnl with Mike (James Denton). Elsewhere (46) LIFE (11:00) “Human Trafficking” ›› (2005, Crime Drama) Mira Sorvino, Donald Sutherland, Robert Carlyle. (CC) Cont’d “Layover” (2000, Suspense) David Hasselhoff, Gregg Henry. (CC) “The Beneficiary” ›› (1997) (CC) in the neighborhood, Susan (Teri (49) FXNEWS Fox News Live (CC) Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace Fox Report Hatcher) deals with another visit from (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Darts: World Champ. -- UK Open Knockouts Poker -- Learn Beach Volleyball: AVP Nissan Series Beyond the Glory (CC) Poker Superstars Invitational her mom (guest star Lesley Ann War- (52) ESPN PBA Bowling Billiards: Sudden Death 7-Ball Billiards: Sudden Death 7-Ball Billiards: Sudden Death 7-Ball Billiards Billiards: Trick Shot Magic SportsCenter NFL Primetime (57) USA (10:00) “The Hulk” ›› (2003) Cont’d “GoldenEye” ››› (1995) Pierce Brosnan. James Bond enters Russia to retrieve stolen weapon codes. (CC) (DVS) “Training Day” ››› (2001) Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke. (CC) ren); Gabrielle (Eva Longoria) does (71) DISC MythBusters Life raft test. (CC) Angel of Death (Part 1 of 2) (CC) Angel of Death (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Jesse James: Legend, Outlaw, Terrorist (CC) Iceman: Cold Case Solved (N) her best to get Carlos (Ricardo Anto- (518) ENC Tin Cup ››› (:40) “Under Siege 2: Dark Territory” › (1995) Steven Seagal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry” (:45) “Philadelphia” ››› (1993, Drama) Tom Hanks, Jason Robards. Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) nio Chavira) out of jail; and Bree (Mar- (534) STARZ (11:05) “Blade: Trinity” ›› Cont’d (:05) “Cellular” ›› (2004) Kim Basinger. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:45) “Home on the Range” ›› (2004) ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:05) “Raising Helen” ›› (2004) Kate Hudson. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) cia Cross) shocks herself with her re- (561) MAX Exorcist: Begin “Shark Tale” ›› (2004) Voices of Will Smith. ‘PG’ (CC) “The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear” ›› (1991) “Tales From the Hood” ›› (1995) Clarence Williams III. “Master and Commander” action to George (Roger Bart) in the (576) SHOW (11:05) “Against the Ropes” Cont’d “Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life” ›› (2003) Angelina Jolie. “My Best Friend’s Wedding” ››› (1997) Julia Roberts. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Inside the Young Hollywood Awards new episode “I Wish I Could Forget (591) TMC (11:45) “Quiz Show” ››› (1994, Drama) John Turturro. ‘PG-13’ (CC) Cont’d “The School of Rock” ››› (2003, Comedy) Jack Black. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “While You Were Sleeping” ››› (1995) Sandra Bullock. ‘PG’ (CC) You.” SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 6, 2005 The Boondocks 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 9 p.m. on = TOON (2) CBS 60 Minutes ’ (CC) Cold Case “Saving Patrick Bubley” “Category 7: The End of the World” (2005) Randy Quaid, Gina Gershon. 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Saints at War (CC) less dependent on the news of the (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ King of the Hill (N) The Simpsons (N) The War at Home Family Guy “PTV” American Dad (N) News (CC) The Sports Page (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ To Be Announced (14) KJZZ Wheel of Fortune “The Rock” ››› (1996) Sean Connery. Alcatraz Island terrorists threaten to gas San Francisco. News Talkin’ Sports Not-First Date Utah Brides.com “The Pest” › (1997) Jeffrey Jones day than the strip, but McGruder’s sig- (15) KUWB Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Charmed “The Lost Picture Show” (N) Supernatural “Dead in the Water” ’ 24 “5:00 AM - 6:00 AM” ’ (CC) “Wild Bill” › (1995, Western) Jeff Bridges, Ellen Barkin, John Hurt. nature sharp wit is very much in evi- (23) FX The Animal › “Identity” ››› (2003, Suspense) John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet. “Daredevil” ›› (2003) Ben Affleck. A blind man is a lawyer by day and a superhero by night. Nip/Tuck “Ben White” dence. Regina King voices both boys, (25) QVC (5:00) Great Gifts Cont’d Jewelry Gift Ideas AHost of Gift Ideas From Dan with John Witherspoon as their grand- (26) ANPL Animals Behaving Badly (CC) The Most Extreme “Oddities” (CC) Born Different Animal breeding. (CC) Animals Behaving Badly (CC) The Most Extreme “Oddities” (CC) Born Different Animal breeding. (CC) father. (27) NICK Zoey 101 (CC) Romeo! ’ (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fatherhood (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) (28) FAM “Agent Cody Banks” ›› (2003) Frankie Muniz, Hilary Duff. Premiere. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Home Videos Home Videos Joel Osteen Feed the Children Zola Levitt Pr. Paid Program Monday ’ (29) TOON “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (1988) Foster’s Home Sunday Pants (N) American Dad Family Guy (CC) The Boondocks Robot Chicken Squidbillies (N) 12 oz. Mouse Tom-Mayor Baby Blues (CC) The King of Queens (31) CMTV (5:00) CMT Outlaws 2005 Cont’d “Stagecoach” ›› (1986, Western) Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson. (:15) CMT Music CMT Insider Top 20 Countdown (33) DISN Phil of the Future That’s So Raven Naturally Sadie Life With Derek Zack & Cody That’s So Raven “The Mighty Ducks” ›› (1992, Comedy) Emilio Estevez. ‘PG’ (CC) Zack & Cody Naturally Sadie 7 p.m. on ^ CBS (36) SPIKE (5:00) “RoboCop” ››› (1987) Peter Weller. Cont’d “RoboCop 2” ›› (1990) Peter Weller. The futuristic cyborg sets out to destroy a drug kingpin. The Ultimate Fighter ’ Doug and Carrie (Kevin James, (38) AMC “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” ›››› (1977, Science Fiction) Richard Dreyfuss, François Truffaut. Premiere. “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” ›››› (1977, Science Fiction) Richard Dreyfuss, François Truffaut. Leah Remini) go away for a roman- (39) TNT Law & Order “City Hall” ’ Law & Order “Cut” ’ (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “Soldier of Fortune” ’ “Domestic Disturbance” › (2001) John Travolta. (:45) “Malice” ›› (1993, Suspense) Alec Baldwin. (CC) tic weekend at a bed-and-breakfast (41) CNN CNN 25 “EW’s Hit List” Larry King Live CNN Sunday Night CNN 25 “EW’s Hit List” Larry King Live CNN Sunday Night inn, but the couple who owns it, Bet- (43) CNBC High Net Worth Chris Matthews The Restaurant ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch High Net Worth Chris Matthews The Restaurant ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ty and Ed (Carol Mansell, Jim (46) LIFE (5:00) “The Beneficiary” ›› Cont’d “Tripping Wire” (2005) Clark Johnson, Layne Coleman. Premiere. (CC) Missing “Analysis” (CC) Strong Medicine “Misconceptions” Strong Medicine “Second Look” Haynie), are driving them crazy. (49) FXNEWS War Stories With Oliver North The Line-Up (Live) Big Story Weekend Edition (Live) War Stories With Oliver North The Line-Up Big Story Weekend Edition When Doug tells them he and Carrie (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Boxing Sunday Night Fights. (Taped) Knockouts Chris Myers Monte Carlo Millions Poker Superstars Invitational The Sports List Knockouts are checking out and going to a new (52) ESPN NFL Primetime NFL Football Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins. From FedEx Field in Landover, Md. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Primetime (CC) (57) USA Training Day (CC) “Red Dragon” ››› (2002, Suspense) Anthony Hopkins, Edward Norton, Ralph Fiennes. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 “Hidden” (CC) hotel across town, Betty does not (71) DISC Iceman: Cold Case Solved (N) Ice Age Columbus: Who Were the First Americans Iceman: Cold Case Solved Forensic evidence provides clues. Ice Age Columbus take the news well. (518) ENC “Last Action Hero” ›› (1993) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:15) “Under Siege 2: Dark Territory” › (1995) Steven Seagal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “21 Grams” ››› (2003, Drama) Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Movie: Living With the Enemy (534) STARZ (:15) “Blade: Trinity” ›› (2004, Horror) Wesley Snipes. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Cellular” ›› (2004, Suspense) Kim Basinger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Forgotten” ›› (2004) Julianne Moore. ’ ‘PG-13’ Raising Helen ’ N (561) MAX “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World” ’ “Breakin’ All the Rules” ›› (2004) Jamie Foxx. ‘PG-13’ “Exorcist: The Beginning” › (2004, Horror) Stellan Skarsgard. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “True Lies” ››› (1994) ’ ‘R’ (CC) 7 p.m. on LIFE (576) SHOW “Mean Girls” ››› (2004) Lindsay Lohan. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:40) SHO Me First Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) Masters of Horror (iTV) ’ (CC) “The Prophecy II” ›› (1998) Christopher Walken. ‘R’ Intermission ‘R’ A young woman meets, falls for and (591) TMC “Bookies” ›› (2003) Nick Stahl. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Good Boy!” ›› (2003) Molly Shannon. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights” ›› (2004) Diego Luna. “The School of Rock” ››› (2003) Jack Black. ‘PG-13’ weds a handsome billionaire in this new thriller. The man’s first wife died MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 7, 2005 under suspicious circumstances, and 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 after their wedding, wife No. 2 starts (2) CBS News (CC) Ent. Tonight King of Queens How I Met Two/Half Men Out of Practice ’ CSI: Miami “Felony Flight” (N) (CC) News (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show having some suspicions of her own (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood NFL Football Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots. From Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. ’ (Live) (CC) News (CC) (:35) Nightline Inside Edition (:35) The Insider — that he might have been respon- (5) NBC News News Surface “Episode 7” (N) ’ (CC) Las Vegas (N) ’ (CC) Medium “Judge, Jury & Executioner” News The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night sible for her death. She starts dig- (6) HBO “Torque” ›› (2004) Martin Henderson. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Titanic” ›››› (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio. A woman falls for an artist aboard the ill-fated ship. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Goblet of Fire “Meet the Fockers” ›› (2004) (CC) ging, hoping to uncover the truth be- (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Antiques Roadshow “Portland” (CC) American Experience “Victory in the Pacific” The battle of Okinawa. (CC) French Fields Brittas Empire Antiques Roadshow “Portland” (CC) fore she becomes his next victim. (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City One on One (N) All of Us (N) ’ Girlfriends (N) ’ Half & Half (N) ’ Jerry Springer (N) ’ (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) Cheaters (CC) Girlfriends (CC) (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) “Rat Race” ›› (2001, Comedy) Rowan Atkinson, John Cleese. (CC) (:15) “Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot” Two and a Half Men (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie “My Ellen” The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Rosemary and Thyme ’ (CC) Flog It! “Truro” ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) (:39) I Love Lucy 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Arrested Development (N) ’ (CC) Prison Break “Sleight of Hand” (N) News (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Yes, Dear ’ (:35) Yes, Dear ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ It’s Rose’s (Melanie Lynskey) birth- (14) KJZZ Friends (CC) Will & Grace Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Spoiled children. (N) News (:35) Friends My Wife and Kids Home Improve. (:05) Fear Factor (CC) day, and she ends up spending it (15) KUWB That ’70s Show That ’70s Show 7th Heaven “Soup’s On” (N) (CC) Related “Sex and the Sisters” (N) ’ King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Drew Carey Elimidate (CC) (23) FX Fear Factor Driving with teamwork. ’ King of the Hill ’ King of the Hill ’ That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Black Hawk Down” ››› (2001) Josh Hartnett. U.S. soldiers meet with disaster in 1993 Mogadishu, Somalia. with a reluctant Charlie (Charlie (25) QVC PM Style Practical Presents Holiday Entertaining: 8th Anniversary Sheen) and mass quantities of alco- (26) ANPL The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Animal Precinct (CC) Animal Cops San Francisco (CC) The Planet’s Funniest Animals (CC) Animal Precinct (CC) Animal Cops San Francisco (CC) hol. 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(39) TNT Law & Order “Identity” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order ’ (CC) (DVS) Las Vegas “Family Jewels” ’ Without a Trace “A Tree Falls” (CC) The X-Files “Sein Und Zeit” (CC) The X-Files “Closure” (CC) Related (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) NewsNight With Aaron Brown (CC) Larry King Live NewsNight With Aaron Brown 8 p.m. on / KUWB (43) CNBC The Apprentice: Martha Stewart (N) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch The Apprentice: Martha Stewart (N) Mad Money The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch It’s all about sex: having it, not having (46) LIFE (5:00) “Facing the Enemy” Cont’d “Living With the Enemy” (2005, Suspense) Sarah Lancaster. Premiere. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Nanny (CC) The Division it, contemplating it, regretting it. Ginnie (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 (Jennifer Esposito) must abstain be- (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Totally Football Poker Superstars Invitational cause of the baby. Rose (Laura (52) ESPN Monday Night Countdown (CC) Figure Skating MasterCard Skate Canada International. From St. John’s, Nfld. (Taped) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) NBA Fastbreak Breckenridge) considers losing her Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) WWE Monday Night Raw ’ (Live) (CC) (:05) “Half Past Dead” › (2002, Action) Steven Seagal, Morris Chestnut. (CC) “Beyond the Law” › (1992) (CC) (57) USA virginity. Anne (Kiele Sanchez) sleeps (71) DISC Roush Racing: Driver X (N) Monster Garage (N) (CC) American Chopper (N) (CC) American Chopper “Rick’s Bike 1” Roush Racing: Driver X Monster Garage (518) ENC “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” ››› (2003) Elijah Wood. Humans and creatures unite to battle Sauron and his army. “The Last of the Mohicans” ››› (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Mulholland Falls with a classmate of Rose’s after a dis- (534) STARZ Cold Mountain ‘R’ “Little Black Book” ›› (2004) Brittany Murphy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “My Baby’s Daddy” › (2004) Eddie Griffin. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason” ›› (2004) Renée Zellweger. ‘R’ (CC) astrous date with another guy. 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Pumpkin Apple Butter Makes 3 cups 1 can (15 ounces) Libby’s 100% Pure Pumpkin 1 medium apple, peeled and grated 1 cup apple juice 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 3/4 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice COMBINE pumpkin, apple, apple juice, sugar and pumpkin pie spice in medium, heavy-duty saucepan. Bring to boil; reduce heat to low. Cook, stirring occasionally, 1 1/2 hours. Serve with buttermilk biscuits, Thai Pumpkin Satay breads, corn muffins or hot cereal. Store in airtight container in refrigerator up to 2 1 1/3 cups quick or old-fashioned oats peanut butter months. 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 green onions, chopped Nutritional analysis per tablespoon serv- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 2 cloves garlic, peeled ing: 15 calories, 0g protein, 0g fat (0 calories 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons chopped fresh from fat), 4g carbohydrate, 0mg cholesterol, 1 cup (2 sticks) butter or margarine, cilantro 0g fiber, 0mg sodium, 30% daily value vita- softened 2 tablespoons lime juice min A 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 cup granulated sugar 2 teaspoons granulated Pumpkin Curry Soup 1 cup Libby’s 100% Pure sugar Makes 6 servings Pumpkin 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon cayenne 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 large egg pepper 1 cup (1 small) chopped onion 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 4 (about 1 pound total) 2 large cloves garlic, finely chopped 3/4 cup chopped walnuts boneless, skinless chicken breast 1 1/2 teaspoons curry powder 3/4 cup raisins halves, cut into 1- 1/2 teaspoon salt PREHEAT oven to 350°F. Lightly grease inch pieces 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper baking sheets. 2 large red bell peppers, cut 3 cups chicken broth COMBINE flour, oats, baking soda, cin- into 1-inch pieces 1 can (15 ounces) Libby’s 100% Pure namon and salt in medium bowl. Beat but- 2 bunches green onions, cut Pumpkin ter, brown sugar and granulated sugar in into 1-inch pieces 1 can (12 fluid ounces) Nestlé Carnation large mixer bowl until light and fluffy. Add (white parts only) Evaporated Milk pumpkin, egg and vanilla extract; mix well. 30 (4-inch) skewers MELT butter in large saucepan over medi- Add flour mixture; mix well. Stir in nuts and PLACE pumpkin, evaporated milk, pea- um-high heat. Add onion and garlic; cook, raisins. Drop by rounded tablespoons onto nut butter, chopped green onions, garlic, stirring frequently, 2 to 3 minutes or until prepared baking sheets. cilantro, lime juice, soy sauce, sugar and tender. Stir in curry powder, salt and pep- BAKE 14 to 16 minutes or until cookies cayenne pepper in blender or food proces- per; cook 1 minute. are lightly browned and set in centers. Cool sor; cover. Blend until smooth. Combine ADD broth and pumpkin; bring to boil. on baking sheets 2 minutes; remove to wire 1/2 cup pumpkin mixture and chicken in Reduce heat to low; cook, stirring occasion- racks to cool completely. medium bowl; cover. Marinate in refrigera- ally, 15 to 20 minutes. Stir in evaporated Nutritional analysis per cookie: 120 calo- tor, stirring occasionally, 1 hour. milk. Transfer mixture to food processor ries, 1g protein, 5g fat (50 calories from fat), ALTERNATELY thread chicken, bell pep- or blender (in batches, if necessary); cover. 17g carbohydrate, 15mg cholesterol, <1g pers and green onion pieces onto skewers. Blend until smooth. Serve warm. fiber, 80mg sodium, 20% daily value vitamin Discard any remaining marinade. Grill or Nutritional analysis per serving: 160 calo- A broil, turning once, for 10 minutes or until ries, 5g protein, 9g fat (80 calories from chicken is no longer pink. Heat remaining fat), 11g carbohydrate, 15mg cholesterol, Thai Pumpkin Satay pumpkin mixture; serve with satay. 3g fiber, 630mg sodium, 220% daily value Makes about 30 appetizer servings NOTE: If using wooden skewers, soak in vitamin A 1 cup Libby’s 100% Pure water for 30 minutes before threading. Pumpkin Nutritional analysis per 3-skewer serving: Pumpkin-Oatmeal Raisin Cookies 2/3 cup (5 fluid-ounce can) 140 calories, 15g protein, 5g fat (45 calories Makes about 4 dozen cookies Nestlé Carnation Evaporated Milk from fat), 10g carbohydrate, 25mg choles- 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup creamy or chunky terol, 2g fiber, 200mg sodium, 100% daily value vitamin A THURSDAY November 3, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C7

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KING GEORGE Cocker must see! $400 or obo; Complete line of Spaniel, free to good 5 piece Natural oak din- Diabetic Supplies Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center Special Ed/Instructional Aides: Must have high school diploma or home. (801)540-4435 equivalent. Will be used to fill vacancies throughout School Yr 05-06. For ing room set, $75. 840- Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 2800 more information contact Doelene Pitt, Director, Special Education, 833- MINI DACHSHUNDS Dave’s Drugs James Glade 1900, X1119, or Human Resources, 833-1900, X1101. AKC registered first 9 PIECE bedroom set, 30 WEST 1st SOUTH phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 shots and dew claws. 8 maple finish, 1 year old. [email protected] Will deliver. $900. weeks old read to go, 1 Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. 882-0287 www.mountainwestmc.com (435)882-6631 female, 3 male 849- Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office 2449 - 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele or downloaded at web site: tcsd.tooele.k12.ut.us ALCOHOLIC ANONY- AMANA Side-By-Side re- MOUS meets daily at TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER frigerator, w/water and The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in noon and 8pm at 1120 TOOELE RANSCRIPT compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations ice, white, 2yrs old, T W Utah Ave. Call 882- ULLETIN should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900. $800 obo. 843-7410 B 7358. C8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY November 3, 2005

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Homes for Rent HOUSE, 860 S Cole- and career-minded sales Must be customer PART TIME Bookkeeper, Country van, pampered, Available immediately. 2 BEDROOM mobile man, $550/mo, associates for our new service oriented and 10-12 hours per week. NEED CHRISTMAS quad seats, rear ac, Please call (435)884- home for rent, no pets. $300/dep. 2bdrm. store. Liddiard Home Deseret Peak Supply, cash? I will pay cash for loaded, low miles, 3317 or (435)496-3282 have a great ability to 882-2904 $$WHY RENT when 882-2496, (801)557- Furnishings has been 930 N Main. 882-1700 any junk cars. Scott $8200. 830-4623 multitask. Excellent you can buy? O down 7713 anytime. No family owned & (435)830-6189 2BDRM Duplex, 181 FREE 25” Color TV benefits. Se busca ayudante de 99 JEEP Cherokee Limit- programs, not perfect pets. operated for over 50 East Vine, $500/mo w/12mo lease, 3bdrm, casa. Cuidar Ninos po- Recreational ed, ps, pb, pw, ac, auto, credit. Single parent years and is expanding plus utilities, no smok- 1bth, $750/mo. 143 co liempiesa y aser leather, 1010mi, excel- programs. Call for de- NEWLY REMODELED in one of the fastest Vehicles ing, no pets, $200 se- tails. Berna or Chris South 6th Street, 3bdrm, 1bth, quiet growing counties in the comidas. Llame a 882- lent condition, $6600. Tooele. (435)224-2501 $3500. 1990 45’ Aljo 5th curity. 882-4827 435-840-5029 Group street, central heat and nation. If you are the Applicants should email 3054. 5 dias por sema- 843-9284 na. wheel with 1 slide, in 2BDRM DUPLEX, new 1 Real Estate ONE BEDROOM house, air, no pets/ smoking. right individual with a resume to condition. A must see. SELL YOUR CAR or cabinets, paint and $475. All utilities includ- Available immediately. great attitude this may be $875, 3BDRM in Tooele, karl_menzer@countrywid SHIPPING/ RECEIVING Call 843-5022 for ap- boat in the classifieds. carpet, a/c, dishwash- ed, 180 North 6th Call Jodi 833-9304 the opportunity you have 1yr contract, fenced e.com, or drop off at Clerk: Beehive Tele- pointment. Call 882-0050 er, w/d hookups. Street. References been looking for. We yard, 2 car garage, fire- Place Your Ad: 1189 N. Main St. phone Company is $595/mo. Move in bo- needed. No smoking, provide comprehensive 1990 PACE Arrow, 32’ WANTED: USED Cars, nus. 882-0366, 830- place. 884-0144, 840- 882-0050 E al Ho n L n . 2000 looking for a shipping No pets, $300 deposit. training and offer a great qu usi g e der 5199 Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. Trade/ and receiving clerk. motorhome, 33,000mi, 1990 and up that need 2665 840-8500 s ervice marks are the property of Continued on next page commission based pay Co n C In , In . an / $25,000 obo; 1993 Ski- transmissions. Will pay u trywide redit dustries c d This person will be re- 3-5 BEDROOM brand structure with generous or its subsidiaries. Arizona Mortgage sponsible for marking, doo snowmobile, cash. 843-8181 3BDRM DUPLEX, no Banker License Number BK8805; new homes for rent in benefits. Join our sales Licensed by the Department of tagging and routing all $3000; 2002 Polini X1, smoking/ pets, Corporations under the California Tooele & Stansbury. team and enjoy a fun, Residential Mortgage Lending Act; incoming deliveries, $1000. Great for Christ- SUVs $400/dep, $550/mo. Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee, 884-3777 Call 224-2737 positive working 5900 Winward Parkway, Suite 375, helping with manufac- mas. 882-7868 environment? Please apply Alpharetta, GA 30005; Illinois turing and keeping the Residential Mortgage Licensee, 113 ‘03 YUKON, spotless, APT FOR RENT, 2 3BDRM MOBILE, nice In person: Wheaton Oaks Court, Wheaton, IL shop clean. Full time 99 STARCRAFT Field 6 0187; Registered under the Kansas park, w/storage, The Kirk Stream pop-up truck loaded, leather, excel- bdrm, 1 bath, govern- 48 S 50 W, Tooele, UT Mortgage Business Act; New Hampshire position, excellent ben- $535/mo, $300/dep. Quiet, Quality apartments in a Mortgage Banker License No 5251-MB; camper, heater, fridge, lent condition. Power ment subsidized. 211 restored historic structure Email resume: Licensed Mortgage Banker- NJ efits. Starting wage de- 830-1177 or 849-0168 D pa m n o Bank n , 225 M l everything. A lovely [email protected] e rt e t f i g idd e pends on experience. stove, jacks, very nice S. Hale, Grantsville. R od, Hazlet, NJ 07730 (732) 335-8801; ride! Call Laney 830- Call Tammi 884-1712. Fax resume: Licensed Mortgage Banker- NYS Send resume or fill out unit, like new, $3000 3BDRM, 1.5BTH house The Best Places at the Best Prices Banking Department, 620 Erie Blvd., 7583 Equal Housing Opp. West, Suite 213, Syracuse, NY 13204; application at 2000 obo. 833-0188 for rent, first and last re- Attn. Rich 435-882-0968 Licensed Mortgage Banker- Completely Furnished P ennsylvania Department of Banking; Sunset Road, Lake quired, $850/mo, no R ho I lan L n ’ L n . Th JAYCO MOTOR HOME Trucks CLEAN 3bdrm, hookups, de s d e der s ice se is is Point, UT 84074. pets or smoking. In nice Weekly & Monthly Rates not an offer to enter into an interest rate 2002, 31ft, V10, 9000 storage, free city utilit- lock-in agreement under Minnesota law. neighborhood. Call 840- SEEKING TALENTED SINGLE FATHER of 2, miles, like new, loaded. ies, no yard work. Loca- Hair Stylists to com- 1979 FORD F250, tow tion: 255 Marvista Lane. 2705 FRAMERS WANTED looking for a before/ af- $44,900 obo. (435)830- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 plete our design team at package, dual gas $550. Call 882-1036 for residential experience a ter school nanny in my 2426 3BDRM, 1.75BTH, study, Tangles Salon. Full and tanks, shell. Runs great. more information. must. Call Whit at Grantsville home, will- fenced backyard, 2 car part time available. For POP UP Camper, 93 $2500 obo. Call 882- (801)557-4047 Wag- ing to give one-on-one garage, 99 N 2nd more information please Scamper, sleeps 6, 2397 DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, staff Construction time and attention. Own Street, no smoking, no call 882-1132. stove and icebox, rarely carport w/storage, vehicle helpful. Please pets, $825/mo, used, $2000 obo. 882- 1980 GMC one ton flat- fenced in backyard, call (801)673-4370 $800/dep. 882-6267 PART TIME framer/ dry- Subscribe Today 2463 bed truck, 10’ bed, good $625/mo, $300/dep. No wall, 884-0811 833- condition. Heavy duty pets, no smoking. 617 E 882-0050 3BDRM, 1BTH, central 0233 HELP WANTED Motorcycles & hitch for pulling, haul- 400 N. Call 882-2560. ing. $1500. Call Grants- air, new carpet, fenced ATVs ville 849-2289 ERDA DUPLEX, 3bdrm, yard, fridge, stove & 2001 POLARIS Scram- hookups, $450 month, dishwasher, single car bler 90, red, excellent 1989 FORD Ranger 4x4, $200 clean up, no pets, garage. 155 W 400 S. Tooele condition, garage kept. ps, pb, ac, runs great, no smoking. 882-8204, (801)870-5208 Well maintained, very bed kit, $1300 obo. 882-2973. MONTHS FREE RENT County (435)849-1385 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile is HIRING: low hours. Must see. home for rent, no smok- Asking $1400. FURNISHED 1BDRM, N ow Renting Surveying Cashiers starting at $8 ing/ pets. 882-1550 (435)843-1738 2004 DODGE Ram 150 upstairs, utilities includ- Hemi, good condition, ed, $475/mo, $400/dep, MOVE IN SPECIALS Parts Corner starting at $8 4BDRM, 2BTH newly re- $20,000. (801)884-7799 no smoking, discuss Exclusively for Seniors Deputy County Surveyor 2004 HONDA TRX 400, modeled home in Fast Food starting at $7 like new, 300 miles, pets, DirecTV available, Applications will be accepted on a continuous basis until the needs of Tooele 87 FORD F250, 180k, Stansbury, 2 car ga- 19 application credit check. Pet Friendly County have been met. Waitress starting at $3 $4600. 882-1364 after rage, central air, no 4x4, runs good. $1800. South Coleman. 843- POSITION DUTIES: Perform all boundary, topographical, and property surveys plus tips 6pm. smoking, no pets, Call for details. pp of county properties, parks, recreational facilities, engineering improvements, and 830-5958 9860 land to be purchased and/or sold by Tooele County and other survey related work $1200/mo, $1500/dep. - Merit increases at PIAGGIO BV200 motor required by the County. 60, 120 and 180 days. Call 843-7515 (435)843-0717 • Deputy Surveyor I (Grade 26) -Annual Salary: $41,264.70 salary negotiable bike, $2800. 830-5441 Vehicle Parts GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM depending on qualifications. Land Surveyor in Training (LSIT). No license. 1bth, cute, clean, - Benefits 4bdrm, 3 1/4bth fence Must work under a license surveyor for four (4) years. $400/mo. Available • Deputy Surveyor II (Grade 28) - Licensed surveyor by the State of Utah with four ------Trailers 2 NEW LT 265-75R16 yard, double car garage years experience as a licensed surveyor; and/or licensed surveyor with two (2) Apply in person now! (435)224-5324 years of survey experience in the public sector. tires with 8hole Ford w/opener, outside pet attitude is • Ability to plan, analyze data, and prepare reports and maps. 8836 N. Hwy 40 rims, $240. 840-3514 LARGE 2BDRM apart- ok, newer area by ma- • Ability to perform physical activities outdoors in all types of weather and often Lake Point 1974 COLEMAN Folding ment, 1.5bth, private Hate paperwork? carry equipment over difficult terrain; ability to engage in active and sometimes trailer, good condition, ceys, $890/mo 801- everything strenuous work, stand for long periods, and walk considerable distances. Must Apartments for patio, covered park- 842-9631 Have great credit? have good eyesight, coordination and hearing to communicate verbally and $1200 obo. 843-7522 ing, w/d hookups, de- manually. THERAPIST NEEDED Rent posit $450, Rent Love low rates? • Needs to be knowledgeable in Autodesk Land Desktop, Microsoft Word 1995 BIG Tex utility trail- 5BDRM 2BTH Rambler, or Word Perfect, Trimble Geomatics and TDS software. for Tooele office for 1BDRM APT, utilities in- $550. No pets. Refer- er, dual tandem axle, no smoking, no pets, • Needs to be familiar with GPS Software and Hardware as well as various types Psycho Educational cluded except electric, ences. 882-9073 of Total Stations and Data Collectors. 25’, 20,000lb JVW, pin- call Talena 830-8113 • Traveling is an essential function of the job, which may include commuting long groups, will train/ super- no smoking, no pets, Prudential Utah Real We have the distances, staying overnight. vise. Call (435)496- tle hitch, electric brakes, $385/mo. 882-5104 LARGE 2BDRM Tooele like new, $5900 obo. Estate For more information or a on-line application please visit 0248 duplex with washer & perfect loan for you! http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html (435)830-2426 1BDRM HOUSE super dryer, utilities paid. 5BDRM 2BTH, in Stans- Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County VOLLEYBALL Coaches clean! New carpet, $700/mo, $200 cleaning NEW 16’ Tandem dual bury Park, available No- Human Resources office • 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 needed for youth 12-18. paint, windows, w/d deposit. No smoking, no vember 1st. 224-2737 EEO Employer Twamco equipment Knowledge of volleyball hookups, $450/mo. children, no pets. For trailer, beaver tail C-A INVESTMENT a must. Willing to get Large 2bdrm base- more info, call Ron at ramps, pintle hitch, 38 E 400 North. certified and back- ment apt, new carpet, 882-3072. ground checked. Call $5395. 840-2298 4bdrm, 1bth, fenced all utilites included, yard, garage, Washer/ DRIVERS WANTED (435)496-3244 NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, $575/mo. (435)224- dryer included. Newly Autos 2bdrm, kitchenette COMPANY DRIVERS Job Fair 2163 painted, new carpet. • Refrigerated / Flatbed / Tanker WANT TO be involved in available, monthly, $775/mo, $700/dep. • New Pay Package based on experience the arts and make a weekly special. HBO, • Company Funded Retirement $0 DOWN! Cars from 882-1199 positive difference in Beautiful cable. Call 882-3235. children’s lives? Call $29/mo, police im- INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS pounds for sale! 24 2 bedroom 585 Canyon Rd, • Refrigerated / Flatbed / Tanker Imagine Arts Center C-A INVESTMENT months at 8.5% APR. apartments!! Tooele. Valley View • Regional Opportunities • Be Your Own Boss 843-7242 Motel. 532 N Main. 4bdrm, • Great Fuel Surcharge Program For listings call 800- Completely Remodeled 1bth, newly painted, 366-9813, extension WANTED EXPERIENCE NEW fridge, stove, NOW LEASING 2 and 3 new carpet. $725/mo, TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 8329 • Guaranteed pay while training repossession agent, dishwasher, cabinets, bedrooms in Grants- $700/dep. 882-1199 614 No. Main - $500 /week after CDL acquired must have 2 years ex- carpet, patio. Absolutely ville, call for details. • Company Funded CDL Program • Earn CDL 1982 AND 1983 280 ZX, DUPLEX, 557 E Smelter perience repossessing Gorgeous! The best 884-6211 Tooele Ut, 84074 cars, and towing. Must both run, need work, 5 (400 North), large SALTSALT LAKELAKE CITYCITY AREAAREA JOBJOB FAIRFAIR be dependable, willing speed and automatic. value in ALL of Tooele. 3bdrm, 2bth, ceramic 460 Orange St. PRIVATE 2BDRM base- to work long hours. Call $1000 obo. Call 882- We LOVE Children. tile floors, carport, SaltSalt LakeLake City,City, UTUT 84104-352384104-3523 ment apartment, $500 Dori Wilkinson / Jeff England 435-850-2526 0137 ask for Craig or (801) 358-8592 per month. Gas, washer fenced yard, $650/mo. Theresa Precept (801)272-8405. NOVEMBER 7th 260 North 100 East, and dryer included in (435) 882-1873 10am10am · ·12pm12pm · ·2pm2pm WORK @ home, $450 to 1987 MERCEDES Benz Tooele rent. No pets, no smok- 4pm4pm && 6pm6pm $1500 monthly part ing. 840-0839. GRANTSVILLE, Execu- time, $2000 to $4500 300E, tan leather interi- tive home, 4+ bedroom. full time. www.work or, $3999 obo. 840- Place Your Ad: 882-0050 Call Carol 830-0007 Fast Construction Loans ing123.com 1440 1990 CAMARO Iroc-Z, V-8 305 standard, new TOOELETRANSCRIPT engine, 18,000 miles, www.primeinc.com BULLETIN loaded, runs great. �� 877.PRIME.JOB $3200 obo. 830-2442 or 417.343.1303 882-0050 830-2974 1995 CHEV Astro van, �� all wheel drive, pw, sp, new tires, runs great, high mileage, $2150 �� Join the Team 801-558-1840 �� 1999 MERCURY Villag- er, good condition, cd, fm/am radio, $4000 Immediate Opening obo. 843-9462 RN Case Management FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! Emergency Department. Current Utah RN �� licensure required. Case Management, �� Utilization Review exp preferred, willing to �� train the right individual. 2 positions available Sell Your Car Here for covering afternoons and evenings. $ 80* �� 6 ea. TO APPLY Call 882-0050 *Based on 13 issue contract. Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center �� Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 2001 AUDI Roadster TT, �� James Glade cherry red convertible, �� phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 55,000 miles, great condition, 6-cd changer, [email protected] leather, lots of extras. www.mountainwestmc.com $17,900. 843-0763 ��

2004 DODGE Intrepid �� SE 44k miles silver excellent condition $9,900 obo 435-830-2730 �� THURSDAY November 3, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C9

Continued from previous page Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Homes for Rent “THE GUALI SHACK” CALL FOR a free list of SELLING YOUR HOME? STOCKTON BUILDING NOTICE OF PUBLIC districts and will change address), and more par- 1bdrm, .75bth home, HUD owned homes, Advertise it in the clas- lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. HEARING ON PRO- regulations for existing ticularly described as: $375/mo, includes wa- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! email or mail. Call Pru- sifieds. Call 882-0050 Newly constructed POSAL TO AMEND uses. Lot 761, OVERLAKE ES- OVERLAKE ter. Call Laney 830- dential 882-4111. roads. Beautiful lake/ THE TOWN OF RUSH The meeting will start at TATES PHASE "1-E" 3bdrm, 2.5bth, $995/mo, 7583 STANSBURY PARK mountain views. Great VALLEY'S ZONING 7:00 PM in the Rush Val- SUBDIVISION, accord- 2 car garage, basement, CUTE RAMBLER, 103 S rambler, all brick, for manufactured or REGULATIONS ley Town Hall. ing to the official plat 165 West 1530 North TOOELE 2BDRM, Hale, Grantsville, 4bdrm, 3bth, part finish- custom built homes. Pursuant to Section 10- The Regular monthly thereof on file and of re- Davidson Realty $550/mo, $400/dep. No 1380sqft, 3bdrm, 2bth, ed basement, beautiful 882-7094. 9a-502 of the Utah Code, meeting will follow the cord in the Tooele Coun- (801)466-5078 pets. References. 882- Sell Your Home Here for fireplace, .42 acres! landscape, $174,000 Notice is hereby given public hearing. ty Recorder's Office. 1695 New carpet & paint. 410 Country Club 882- Office Space that the Town Council of Agenda Together with all the im- OVERLAKE, $99,900 Call (801)599- 4165 the Town of Rush Valley, Roll Call provements now or here- 3bdrm, 2.5bth, $ 80* TOOELE CITY, 4bdrm, 7409 will hold a public hearing Minutes of prior meeting after erected on the multi level, 2 car garage, ea. 2bth remodeled, 1.21 6 STANSBURY PARK, BACHELOR APART- on November 23, 2005 Proposal to Amend the property, and all ease- $995/mo acres, workshop, 220 ERDA HORSE Property 4bdrm, 2bth, 2 story, MENT 158 N Garden, at 7:00 PM at the Rush Rush Valley Town Land ments, appurtenances, 98 West 1570 North amp. $800/mo plus de- Call 882-0050 1 acre w/large barn! built 2000, hardwood or office space, 580sqft Valley Town Hall, Rush Use Management and and fixtures now or here- Davidson Realty posit. Must see! 435- *Based on 13 issue contract. 4bdrm, 2.5bth 2-story floors, landscaped yard, w/restroom, parking, Valley Utah, upon rec- Development Code - Ta- after a part of the proper- (801)466-5078 224-5324 country living at its best! $149,900. Call $400 plus electricity, ommendation of the ble 11.1 ty. $275,000 Heather Rich- (435)882-4887 centrally located. 882- Rush Valley Planning Christene Hale - Subdivi- The current beneficiary OVERLAKE, 329 Daw- TOOELE, mond (435) 901-2411 5496 Commission to make sion of the trust deed is Mort- son, 3bdrm, 2bth, close 4bdrm, 2bth, TOOELE COUNTY’S on- general revisions to Steve Wheaton - Build gage Electronic Registra- to schools, nice neigh- 2 car garage, FABULOUS FAMILY ly HUD listing broker. OFFICE/ BUSINESS Chapter 1(Introductory authorization tion Systems, Inc., as borhood. No pets, no new carpet/ paint, home in Grantsville, For complete details on SPACE Utilities in- Provisions) and Chapter Public Comments nominee for Chase smoking, 12 month $995/mo. 3bdrm, 2bth, fully finish- finding & buying a HUD cluded. 42 South Main 3 (Decision Making Bod- Adjourn Home Finance, LLC, lease, $975/mo, 252 W Wallace Way ed basement, with 4th home, call Prudential & 56 South Main. 1 ies and Officials) of the David Smith, Chairman successor by merger to $800/dep. 840-5551 (730 North) bedroom or office, Cas- 882-4111. Owner, Oc- month free. (602)826- Rush Valley Land Use Planning and Zoning Chase Manhattan Mort- RENTAL PROPERTIES Davidson Realty tle play house, covered cupant or Investors. 9471 (480)585-5380 665 E 670 N Tooele FOR SALE and Management and (Published in the Tran- gage Corporation, its (801)466-5078 patio and storage shed. OFFICE/ BUSINESS 3bdrm 2bth $900. 715 172 E. 400 North TOOELE RAMBLER, Development Code. script Bulletin November successors and assigns, $127,000. 358 East 60 space, utilities and high N 350 W Tooele TOOELE, $ 4bdrm, 2bth, large fami- Many of the proposed re- 3, 2005) and the record owners of 130,000 North. 884-6791 speed internet included, 3bdrm 2bth $900. Large 2bdrm, 2bth ly room w/ fireplace, visions are to comply the property as of the re- 272 North Broadway. 5217 S 5800 W Roy three level townhouse, 3 bdrm, 1 3/4 bath, FOR SALE By Owner: new laminate floor, cen- with Senate Bill 60 which Public Notices cording of the notice of (435)882-4949 4bdrm 2bth 4th level, family room, hookups, fireplace w/gas log, $154,900. 4bdrm, 2bth, tral air, fenced yard, was passed this year by Trustee's Sales default are Merlin G. Sa- the Utah Legislature. dler and Maryann A. Sa- golf property $950/mo 904 N Glen Eagle Crt large family room, den, fenced/ landscap- $129,900. 843-0167, Public Notices 909-997-3991 (580 West) $750/mo covered patio, A/C, ed yard, new flooring. 840-0871 A copy of the existing Deadline for public no- dler. Davidson Realty garage, landscaped 883 North 1430 East, Meetings zoning regulations and tices is 4 p.m. the day The sale is subject to a SHARP 2BDRM homes. (801)466-5078 sprinklers with 882-2203 TOOELE RAMBLER, the proposed amend- prior to publication. bankruptcy filing, a pay- Rent to own for monthly 5bdrm, 2bth, vaulted Deadline for public no- ments may be reviewed Public notices submit- off, a reinstatement or payments starting at irrigation share, tices is 4 p.m. the day by contacting Joyce any other condition of TOWNHOUSE, 3bdrm, storage sheds, close GRANTSVILLE 5bdrm 2 ceilings, tile and pergo ted past the deadline $550. Call 224-4804 1.5bth, 2 family rooms, bath w/family rm. floors, central air, large prior to publication. McAtee at 1200 West will not be accepted. which the trustee is not finished basement, ga- to elementary school. Fenced yd, New paint fenced yard, 90% finish- Public notices submit- Highway 199, Rush Val- UPAXLP aware that would cause STANSBURY PARK rage. Water, sewer, Call 882-1612 for and carpet only ed basement. 882-0822 ted past the deadline ley, Utah 84069 (Tel the cancellation of the Condo, 2bdrm, 1.5bth, trash, lawn mainte- appointment $129,900 The Solutions will not be accepted. 435-837-2229 prior to AMENDED NOTICE OF sale. If any such condi- 1 car garage, ac, patio, nance paid. $800/mo, Team 884-9449 TOOELE, GREAT home UPAXLP the hearing. TRUSTEE'S SALE tion exists, the sale shall washer/ dryer hookups, $500/dep. Available Oct 3BDRM 2BTH, base- just on the market. Interested persons are The following described be void, the successful $800/mo, $700/dep. AGENDA 19. 224-2340 ment partially finished, GRANTSVILLE HORSE 2600sqft. rambler, invited to attend and give property will be sold at bidder’s funds returned (435)830-2501 COMBINED MEETING 2 tone paint, fully land- Prop. 3bdrm 2bth, 3bdrm, 2bth, Lg kitchen, comment on this propos- public auction to the and the trustee and cur- Homes 1100sqft Rambler sits vaulted ceilings, central OF THE STANSBURY al. highest bidder at the rent beneficiary shall not STANSBURY PARK, scaped, safe, fun neigh- RECREATION SERVICE borhood. $119,900. on 4.18 acre. water air, room to grow. Only Dated 12, October, 2005 West Main Entrance, be liable to the success- 5bdrm, 3bth, new car- rights & well on prop. $149,900. 1361 N 550 AREA BOARD OF By Order of the Rush North Steps, Tooele ful bidder for any dam- pet, month to month Open house 11/5/05, TRUSTEES AND $$$SAVE MONEY 6490 N Burmester Rd. E Jeff 801-244-3946 or Valley Town Council County Courthouse, 47 age. lease, $1200/mo, yard 9am-5pm. Call STANSBURY GREEN- Find HUD & Bank Only $175,600. Jeff Marci 801-455-4482. Joyce McAtee, Town South Main, Tooele, Bidders must tender to care included. 230 Star- (435)843-1476 BELT SERVICE AREA owned homes at: 244-3946 or Marci 455- RE/MAX Results. Recorder Utah, on November 22, the trustee a $5,000.00 board Lane. 224-2592 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, www.tooelebankowned 4BDRM 2BTH HUD 4482. (Published in the Tran- 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of deposit at the sale and TRAILER HOME for AND STANSBURY STANSBURY PARK, homes.com or call for home! Only $68,500, fi- script Bulletin November said day, for the purpose the balance of the pur- a list Berna or Chris nancing referrals availa- sale, $11,000. Rent or SERVICE AGENCY 3, 2005) of foreclosing a trust chase price by 12:00 newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 INVESTOR SPECIAL. least $550 per month. BOARD OF DIREC- story home, 2480sqft, 435-840-5029, Group ble! For listings call deed originally executed noon the day following 1100sqft rambler, Call (435)224-3688 TORS PUBLIC NOTICE unfinished basement, 1 Real Estate 800-366-9783 ext. B851 on November 22, 2002 the sale. The deposit 3bdrm 1bth, New roof. NOTICE is hereby given The Rush Valley Town $1150 per month. Call by Merlin G. Sadler and must be in the form of a $158,000, GRANTS- BANK FORECLOSURE! Reduced to $79,900. VERY NICE 4 level brick that a meeting of the Planning and Zoning 843-1282 Maryann A. Sadler, as cashier’s check or bank VILLE home, 6bdrm, 5bdrm 2bth Home, 135 S. 6th St. Jeff 244- home, 4bdrm, 3bth, at- Board of Trustees of the Commission will hold a trustors, in favor of Allen official check payable to tached garage, lots of Stansbury STANSBURY, PICKET 2bth, garden tub, walk- $65,900! Won't Last! 3946 or Marci 455- public hear on a proposal Mortgage LC, covering Lundberg & Associates. utility storage, double Recreation Service Area Lane, 3bdrm, 1bth, no in closet, large family More Homes Available, 4482. RE/MAX Results. to amend the Town of the following real proper- The balance must be in size lot, 200 W-150 W, and the Greenbelt Serv- pets, no smoking, room, double garage, For Listings Call 800- Rush Valley Land Use ty purported to be locat- the form of a wire trans- OPEN HOUSE Saturday w/900sqft, cement. Ga- ice Area and the Board $850/mo. Available must sell, agents wel- 366-9783 xH772 Management and Devel- ed in Tooele County at fer, cashier’s check, 5th from 8am-7pm 61 rage on back lot sur- of Directors of the Stans- 11/8, 2yrs old, $500/dep come. 884-0936 opment Code. Amend- 27 East 1810 North, bank official check (credit OOELE North Aspen way rounded by schools, bury Service Agency will 5409 N Heather Way. T TRANSCRIPT ments to Table 11.1 Use Tooele, UT 84074 (the union official checks are Grantsville 884-0936 etc. 882-4766, 882- convene on Wednesday, 882-4165 NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 BULLETIN Regulations for the A-10, undersigned disclaims li- not accepted) or U.S. 2435 Appraisal November 9, 2005 at A40, and RR5 zoning ability for any error in the $132,000 7:00 p.m., at the Club- Continued on next page house, VERY NICE Brick home #1 Country Club Drive, w/basement apartment, Stansbury Park, Utah Creative Financing Solutions double lot, fenced beau- 84074. tiful yard, fruit trees, Business Meeting garden, sprinkler sys- 1. Call to Order • Less than perfect credit tem, possible duplex 2. Pledge of Allegiance property. 882-5104 3. Roll Call • Hard to prove income “There 4. Review and Adopt Mi- • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure Manufactured nutes ought to be Homes 5. Public Comment • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure a law!... 6. Probable Vote Items 2000 FLEETWOOD • Need higher than normal loan to value Law a. Utah Local Govern- ...Against Spring Hill 24x52, ments Trust, Interlocal not seeing 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at •Lacking in down payment Agreement – Gary Ziser NNikiiikii FFayeaye SSeanaeana MichelleMiichelle this home!” $34,873, in Tooele park 7. Manager’s Report • There are lending solutions for you! or can be moved, 8. Recess $26,900 obo. (208)860- RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! Work Session 3441 OOpenpen HHouseouse 1. Possible Vote Items SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? KKimiim AmyAmy Open House Mobile Homes a. Impact Fee Capital SSat.at.. NNov.ov.. 5,5,, Facilities Plan – Gary Zi- Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate NNoonoon - 3ppmm ser debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. 1981 MOBILE home, b. Stansbury Park Sig- 14’x50’, 3bdrm, 2bth, nage – Gary Ziser total electric, washer/ c. 2006 Budget – Randy dryer, stove, refrigera- Jones 443030 NN.. WWrathall,rathall, GGrantsvillerantsville tor, dishwasher, swamp 2. Board Members’ Re- Horse Lovers Dream! Approx 4600 sq. ft., 4 bedroom, cooler. For Sale: $5000. ports and Requests 2.5 bath, lighted riding arena, main floor grand master suite, large main floor laundry w/ boot benc h, covered 882-4457 3. Correspondence Call Now! front porch, Trex rear balcony, Jack & Jill upstairs, gorgeous home- a must see! 4. Financial and Bills 2-3 BEDROOM mobile 5. Adjourn 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan home in park, 1 bath- (Published in the Tran- www.deseretpeakmtg.com room. Nice home in script Bulletin November 435-884-0555 Grantsville. For apt. or 3, 2005) questions please call Square Dealin’ (435)433-6656 NOTICE AND AGENDA Straight NOTICE IS HEREBY Shootin’ 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile GIVEN THAT THE home for rent, no smok- TOOELE COUNTY ing/ pets. 882-1550 COMMISSION WILL HOLD A REGULAR MEETING ON TUES- DAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2005, AT 3:00 P.M., IN For Sale ROOM 310, TOOELE by Owner COUNTY COURT- HOUSE, 47 SOUTH MAIN STREET, TOOELE, UTAH. THE Beautiful AGENDA IS: Multi-Level 1. Roll Call Home on Corner 2. Minutes 3. Tax Adjustments Lot with lots of 4. Bills Extras! Perfect 5. Deseret Peak Com- for Entertaining! plex 6. Subdivision #1003-04 A Ton of Value Lakeside Beehive Subdivision for the Price! 7. 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EWING • 3 bedrooms • Slot Machine • All Stucco Tooele County Clerk • 2 full baths • Wet Bar • Freshly Painted 220 Millpond Suite 103 Pursuant to the Ameri- • 1 half bath • Stereo • Finished & Insulated cans with Disabilities Act, Garage Stansbury Park, UT 84074 individuals needing spe- • Spacious Kitchen • Secluded Patio cial accommodations • Living Room • Hot Tub during this meeting Phone (435)833-9000 should notify Dennis D. Ewing, Tooele County Close to Golf Course with Mountain Views! Clerk, at 843-3148 prior to the meeting. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 435.830.2730 C10 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY November 3, 2005

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Public Notices more particularly descri- fer, cashier’s check, VILLE CITY, AND RUN- pared to tender to the possession, taxes en- OF TOOELE COUNTY, NOTICE OF TRUST- son. Trustee's Sales bed as: bank official check (credit NING THENCE SOUTH trustee $5,000.00 at the cumbrances, or condition UTAH. 8-34-51 EE'S SALE The sale is subject to a Beginning at a point on union official checks are 100 FEET; THENCE sale and the balance of of the property. The sale PARCEL II: LOT 1, OAK The following described bankruptcy filing, a pay- Postal money order pay- the West line of Coleman not accepted) or U.S. WEST 330 FEET; the purchase price by is subject to a workout VIEW HEIGHTS NO. 3 property will be sold at off, a reinstatement or able to Lundberg & As- Street of Tooele City, Postal money order pay- THENCE NORTH 70 12:00 noon the day fol- reinstatement, payoff, AMENDED SUBDIVI- public auction to the any other condition of sociates. If wire transfer which is 730 feet, more able to Lundberg & As- FEET; THENCE EAST lowing the sale. Both sale cancellation or post- SION, A SUBDIVISION highest bidder at the which the trustee is not is used, an additional or less, West and 300 sociates. If wire transfer 230 FEET; THENCE payments must be in the ponement, incorrect bid- OF TOOELE CITY, AC- West Main Entrance, aware that would cause $10.00 must be remitted feet North from the is used, an additional NORTH 30 FEET; form of a cashier's ding instructions, bank- CORDING TO THE OF- North Steps, Tooele the cancellation of the with the purchase price. Southeast corner of the $10.00 must be remitted THENCE EAST 100 check; cash is not ac- ruptcy, or any other cir- FICIAL PLAT THEREOF, County Courthouse, 47 sale. If any such condi- Cash payments are not Northeast quarter of Sec- with the purchase price. FEET OF THE POINT ceptable. A trustee's cumstance of which the RECORDED IN THE South Main Street, tion exists, the sale shall accepted. A trustee’s tion 32, Township 3 Cash payments are not OF BEGINNING. To- deed will be made avail- trustee is unaware. In the OFFICE OF THE COUN- Tooele, Utah, on Novem- be void, the successful deed will be delivered to South, Range 4 West, accepted. A trustee’s gether with all the im- able to the successful event any of the forego- TY RECORDER OF ber 22, 2005, at 8:30 bidder’s funds returned the successful bidder Salt Lake Base and Meri- deed will be delivered to provements now or here- bidder within three busi- ing apply, the sale will be TOOELE COUNTY, a.m. of said day, for the and the trustee and cur- within three business dian, running thence the successful bidder after erected on the ness days following re- void and the successful UTAH. 10-8-B-1 purpose of foreclosing a rent beneficiary shall not days after receipt of the West 436 feet, thence within three business property, and all ease- ceipt of the bid amount. bidder's funds will be re- The current beneficiary trust deed originally exe- be liable to the success- amount bid. North 60 feet, thence days after receipt of the ments, appurtenances, The sale is made without turned without any liabili- of the trust deed is cuted on July 11, 2003 ful bidder for any dam- DATED: October 25, East 436 feet, thence amount bid. and fixtures now or here- any warranty whatsoev- ty to the trustee or bene- Mountain America Fed- by Daniel F. Robison and age. 2005. South 60 feet to the point DATED: November 3, after a part of the proper- er, including but not limit- ficiary for interest or any eral Credit Union, and Tasha L. Robison, as Bidders must tender to Scott Lundberg, Trust- of beginning. 2005. ty. Tax Parcel No.: 01- ed to any warranty as to other damages. NOTICE the record owners of the trustors, in favor of Mort- the trustee a $5,000.00 ee Together with all the im- Scott Lundberg, Trust- 106-0-0006 The street title, liens, possession, IS HEREBY GIVEN property as of the record- gage Electronic Registra- deposit at the sale and 3269 South Main, #100 provements now or here- ee address of the property taxes encumbrances, or THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- ing of the notice of de- tion Systems, Inc. as the balance of the pur- Salt Lake City, UT after erected on the 3269 South Main, #100 is purported to be 230 condition of the property. TEMPTING TO COL- fault are Robert H. Swan nominee for Irwin Mort- chase price by 12:00 84115 property, and all ease- Salt Lake City, UT South Cooley, Grants- The sale is subject to a LECT A DEBT AND ANY and Janet S. Swan. The gage Corporation, its noon the day following (801) 263-3400 ments, appurtenances, 84115 ville, UT 84029. The un- workout reinstatement, INFORMATION OB- trustee's sale of the successors and assigns, the sale. The deposit Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. and fixtures now or here- (801) 263-3400 dersigned disclaims any payoff, sale cancellation TAINED WILL BE USED aforedescribed real prop- covering the following re- must be in the form of a – 5:00 p.m. after a part of the proper- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. liability for any error in or postponement, incor- FOR THAT PURPOSE. erty will be made without al property purported to cashier’s check or bank L&A Case No. 43064 ty. – 5:00 p.m. the street address. The rect bidding instructions, Dated October 24, 2005. warranty as to title, pos- be located in Tooele official check payable to Team B/SRO The current beneficiary L&A Case No. 34727 current Beneficiary of the bankruptcy, or any other Stuart T. Matheson, session, or encumbran- County at 223 West Cre- Lundberg & Associates. THIS COMMUNICATION of the trust deed is Team B/SNE trust deed is Mortgage circumstance of which Successor Trustee ces. Bidders must be sent View Lane #126, The balance must be in IS AN ATTEMPT TO Chase Home Finance, THIS COMMUNICATION Electronic Registration the trustee is unaware. In Matheson, Mortenson, prepared to tender Tooele, UT 84074 (the the form of a wire trans- COLLECT A DEBT, AND LLC, successor by merg- IS AN ATTEMPT TO Systems, Inc., ("MERS"), the event any of the fore- Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. $5,000.00 in certified undersigned disclaims li- fer, cashier’s check, ANY INFORMATION er to Chase Manhattan COLLECT A DEBT, AND solely as nominee for the going apply, the sale will 648 East First South funds at the sale and the ability for any error in the bank official check (credit OBTAINED WILL BE Mortgage Corporation, ANY INFORMATION lender and the record be void and the success- Salt Lake City, Utah balance of the purchase address), and more par- union official checks are USED FOR THAT PUR- and the record owners of OBTAINED WILL BE owners of the property ful bidder's funds will be 84102 (801) 363-2244 price in certified funds by ticularly described as: not accepted) or U.S. POSE. the property as of the re- USED FOR THAT PUR- as of the recording of this returned without any lia- Office Hours 8:30 am to 10:00 a.m. the following Unit 126, CRESCENT Postal money order pay- (Published in the Tran- cording of the notice of POSE. notice of default are re- bility to the trustee or 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. business day. The trust- COURT CONDOMINI- able to Lundberg & As- script Bulletin October default are Kenneth P. ported to be Brett Chris- beneficiary for interest or MMOJ File No.: ee reserves the right to UMS AMENDED, a con- sociates. If wire transfer 27, November 3 & 10, Stanberry and Judith S. tensen and Nancy G. any other damages. NO- 008336M ASAP730058 cancel the foreclosure af- dominium development is used, an additional 2005) NOTICE OF TRUST- Stanberry. EE'S SALE Christensen. Bidders TICE IS HEREBY GIV- (Published in the Tran- ter the sale based upon of Tooele City, according $10.00 must be remitted The sale is subject to a The following described must be prepared to ten- EN THAT THIS FIRM IS script Bulletin October information unknown to to the plat thereof, re- with the purchase price. AMENDED NOTICE OF bankruptcy filing, a pay- property will be sold at der to the trustee ATTEMPTING TO COL- 27, November 3 & 10, the trustee at the time of corded in the office of the Cash payments are not TRUSTEE'S SALE off, a reinstatement or public auction to the $5,000.00 at the sale LECT A DEBT AND ANY 2005) the sale, such as a bank- Tooele County Recorder accepted. A trustee’s The following described any other condition of highest bidder, payable and the balance of the INFORMATION OB- ruptcy filing, a loan rein- as Entry No. 176805 in deed will be delivered to property will be sold at which the trustee is not in lawful money of the purchase price by 12:00 TAINED WILL BE USED NOTICE OF TRUST- statement, or an agree- Book 738 at Pages 149- the successful bidder public auction to the aware that would cause United States at the noon the day following FOR THAT PURPOSE. EE'S SALE ment between the trustor 152. within three business highest bidder at the the cancellation of the West Main Entrance, the sale. Both payments Dated October 14, 2005. The following described and beneficiary to post- Together with an undivid- days after receipt of the West Main Entrance, sale. If any such condi- North Steps, Tooele must be in the form of a Stuart T. Matheson, real property will be sold pone or cancel the sale. ed interest in the com- amount bid. North Steps, Tooele tion exists, the sale shall County Courthouse, 47 cashier's check; cash is Successor Trustee at public auction to the If so cancelled, the only mon areas and limited DATED: October 27, County Courthouse, 47 be void, the successful South Main, Tooele, not acceptable. A trust- Matheson, Mortenson, highest bidder, purchase recourse of the purchas- common areas and the 2005. South Main, Tooele, bidder’s funds returned Utah, on November 15, ee's deed will be made Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. price payable in lawful er is to receive a refund rights, privileges and re- Scott Lundberg, Trust- Utah, on December 1, and the trustee and cur- 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the available to the success- 648 East First South money of the United of the money paid to the sponsibilities as outlined ee 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of rent beneficiary shall not purpose of foreclosing a ful bidder within three Salt Lake City, Utah States of America at the trustee. THIS IS AN AT- in the Declaration, Con- 3269 South Main, #100 said day, for the purpose be liable to the success- Trust Deed dated Janu- business days following 84102 (801) 363-2244 time of sale, at the north- TEMPT TO COLLECT A ditions, Restrictions and Salt Lake City, UT of foreclosing a trust ful bidder for any dam- ary 14, 2002 executed by receipt of the bid Office Hours 8:30 am to ern most, of the two west DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Reservations recorded 84115 deed originally executed age. Brett Christensen, as amount. The sale is 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. entrances of the Tooele TION OBTAINED WILL January 11, 2002, as En- (801) 263-3400 on July 14, 1998 by Ken- Bidders must tender to Trustors, in favor of Mort- made without any war- MMOJ File No.: County Courthouse, BE USED FOR THAT try No. 175111 in Book Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. neth P. Stanberry and the trustee a $5,000.00 gage Electronic Registra- ranty whatsoever, includ- 007217m ASAP728720 a/k/a the Third Judicial PURPOSE. 731 at Pages 412-457 – 5:00 p.m. Judith S. Stanberry, as deposit at the sale and tion Systems, Inc., ing but not limited to any (Published in the Tran- District Court, 47 South DATED this 19th day of and as amended by L&A Case No. 05-52160 trustors, in favor of Irwin the balance of the pur- "MERS", as Beneficiary, warranty as to title, liens, script Bulletin October Main, Tooele, Utah, on October, 2005. amendment recorded Team B/SN Mortgage Corporation, chase price by 12:00 covering real property lo- possession, taxes en- 20, 27 & November 3, Monday, November 14, Marlon L. Bates, Trust- February 13, 2002, as THIS COMMUNICATION covering the following re- noon the day following cated in Tooele County cumbrances, or condition 2005) 2005, at the hour of ee Entry No. 176806 in IS AN ATTEMPT TO al property purported to the sale. The deposit and described as follows: of the property. The sale 12:00 noon of that day SCALLEY & READING, Book 738 at Pages 153- COLLECT A DEBT, AND be located in Tooele must be in the form of a BEGINNING 210 FEET is subject to a workout for the purpose of fore- P.C. 163 of Tooele County ANY INFORMATION County at 850 South Co- NOTICE OF TRUST- cashier’s check or bank NORTH OF THE reinstatement, payoff, closing a deed of trust 50 South Main Street, Records. OBTAINED WILL BE leman Street, Tooele, UT EE'S SALE official check payable to SOUTHEAST CORNER sale cancellation or post- executed by Robert H. Suite 950 Together with all the im- USED FOR THAT PUR- 84074 (the undersigned The following described Lundberg & Associates. OF LOT 1, BLOCK 41, ponement, incorrect bid- Swan and Janet S. Swan P.O. Box 11429 provements now or here- POSE. disclaims liability for any property will be sold at The balance must be in GRANTSVILLE CITY ding instructions, bank- in favor of Mortgage Salt Lake City, Utah after erected on the (Published in the Tran- error in the address), and public auction to the the form of a wire trans- SURVEY, GRANTS- ruptcy, or any other cir- highest bidder, payable Electronic Registration 84147-0429 property, and all ease- script Bulletin October cumstance of which the in lawful money of the Systems, Inc., covering Telephone: (801) 531- ments, appurtenances, 27, November 3 & 10, trustee is unaware. In the United States at the real property located at 7870 and fixtures now or here- 2005) event any of the forego- West Main Entrance, approximately 718 East Business Hours: 9:00 after a part of the proper- Taking the STRESS , Keeping you YOUNG ing apply, the sale will be North Steps, Tooele Buzianis Way, Tooele, a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ty. NOTICE OF TRUST- void and the successful County Courthouse, 47 Tooele County, Utah, TS#6700815610011901 The current beneficiary EE'S SALE bidder's funds will be re- South Main, Tooele, and more particularly de- 281 of the trust deed is Mort- The following described turned without any liabili- Utah, on November 22, scribed as: (Published in the Tran- gage Electronic Registra- property will be sold at ty to the trustee or bene- 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the PARCEL I: LOT 51, script Bulletin October tion Systems, Inc., as public auction to the payment LESS THAN RENT ficiary for interest or any purpose of foreclosing a EAST HIGHLANDS NO. 20, 27 & November 3, nominee for Irwin Mort- highest bidder at the less than other damages. NOTICE Trust Deed dated May 5 SUBDIVISION, A SUB- 2005) gage Corporation, its West Main Entrance, $ • Country Living 700 IS HEREBY GIVEN 16, 2003 executed by DIVISION OF TOOELE successors and assigns, North Steps, Tooele P&I included • Updated 3 bdrm THAT THIS FIRM IS AT- Mark K. Hadnot and Re- CITY, ACCORDING TO and the record owners of County Courthouse, 47 2 bath. TEMPTING TO COL- becca W. Hadnot, as THE OFFICIAL PLAT TOOELETRANSCRIPT the property as of the re- South Main Street, LECT A DEBT AND ANY Trustors, in favor of Mort- THEREOF, RECORDED BULLETIN cording of the notice of Tooele, Utah, on Decem- • Mature trees & INFORMATION OB- IN THE OFFICE OF THE default are Daniel F. Ro- veg. garden. gage Electronic Registra- TAINED WILL BE USED tion Systems, "MERS", COUNTY RECORDER bison and Tasha L. Robi- Continued on next page • Oversized FOR THAT PURPOSE. as Beneficiary, covering garage w/work Dated October 18, 2005. real property located in bench, drill Stuart T. Matheson, Tooele County and de- press and vise. Successor Trustee scribed as follows: LOT Matheson, Mortenson, 64, PARK MEADOWS Hundreds of homes, lots & Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. SUBDIVISION, A SUB- 648 East First South DIVISION OF GRANTS- Salt Lake City, Utah VILLE CITY, ACCORD- 84102 (801) 363-2244 property to choose from! PICK YOUR COLORS ING TO THE PLAT Office Hours 8:30 am to • 3 Bedroom THEREOF, RECORDED 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. IN THE OFFICE OF THE NEW • Master Suite MMOJ File No.: TOOELE COUNTY RE- CONSTRUCTION • 1/2 Acre Nice 008144m ASAP728802 CORDER. EXCEPTING 347 Upland Dr. South East Location (Published in the Tran- THEREFROM ALL OIL, What a view! • 3 car grg w/ bonus script Bulletin October GAS, MINERALS, AND room above 20, 27 & November 3, ORES SITUATED IN, Beautiful vista’s, • Many Upgrades 2005) UPON OR UNDER THE established • All Brick & Stucco. ABOVE DESCRIBED neighborhood. NOTICE OF TRUST- TRACT OF LAND, TO- Call Karen 830-0615 EE'S SALE GETHER WITH ALL Wonderful landscape. The following described RIGHTS IN CONNEC- 4 bedroom, 3 bath, property will be sold at TION WITH OR RELA- public auction to the TIVE TO THE EXPLO- $$ main floor laundry, a highest bidder, payable RATION, MINING, RE- 1175,00017755,,000000 lot of appeal. in lawful money of the MOVAL OR SALE OF United States at the THE SAME, AS DIS- West Main Entrance, CLOSED BY THAT North Steps, Tooele CERTAIN PATENT, RE- County Courthouse, 47 CORDED JANUARY 9, South Main, Tooele, 1894, IN BOOK 1 AT WON’T LAST LONG PRICED TO SELL Utah, on November 15, PAGE 370, TOOELE • Immaculate 4 bdrm 3 bath home • Right next to a great city park! 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the COUNTY RECORDER'S • Two family rooms w/ room to grow. • 3 bdrms & 2 baths. purpose of foreclosing a OFFICE. Together with $$ $$ • Fully fenced and landscaped Trust Deed dated May all the improvements 1123,25023,250 225,0005,000 • Main floor laundry,vaulted ceilings. 29, 2003 executed by 123,250 25,000 Call Karen 830-0615 now or hereafter erected Call Karen 830-0615 Shane R. Brozovich and on the property, and all Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. 117 North Sheridan Patricia L. Brozovich, as easements, appurtenan- ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured Trustors, in favor of Mort- Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual ces, and fixtures now or Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, gage Electronic Registra- slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your hereafter a part of the Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population tion Systems, Inc, property. Tax Parcel No.: influx and demand. "MERS", as Beneficiary, 12-110-0-0064 The covering real property lo- street address of the cated in Tooele County property is purported to PPricePrriiccee RReducedReedduucceedd PPricePrriiccee RReducedReedduucceedd and described as follows: be 52 North Aspen Way, LOT 136, SHETLAND Grantsville, UT 84029- IMMACULATE AWESOMEREADY TO RAMBLERMOVE IN MEADOWS NO. 1 SUB- 9318. The undersigned DIVISION, A SUBDIVI- • 5 bed 2 bath • Won’t Last Long! • 4 Bdrms, 2 1/2 Bath disclaims any liability for • Laundry On Floor W/ Bdrms SION OF TOOELE any error in the street ad- •Master suite with grand bath $$ • Laundry on same floor as bdrms • Tile & 2 Tone Paint Through Out CITY, ACCORDING TO dress. The current Bene- 1125,50025,500 $$1145,00045,000 • Huge finished yard • 3 Car Grg For A Fantastic Price THE PLAT THEREOF, ficiary of the trust deed is 145,000 • Walk In Closet with organizer Call Karen 830-0615 RECORDED IN THE Mortgage Electronic 787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan OFFICE OF THE Registration Systems, A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, TOOELE COUNTY RE- East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main Inc., ("MERS"), solely as Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, CORDER. Together with nominee for the lender Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully Preferred Lender all the improvements and the record owners of starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. now or hereafter erected the property as of the re- on the property, and all cording of this notice of easements, appurtenan- default are reported to be SALESSAALLEE FFAILEDFAAIILLEEDD ces, and fixtures now or Mark K. Hadnot and Re- hereafter a part of the becca W. Hadnot. Bid- AWESOMEMUST SEE RAMBLER INSIDE property. Tax Parcel No.: ders must be prepared to 2 STORY BEAUTY 12-10-A-136 The street tender to the trustee • Private backyard with covered • 3 Bdrm 2 1/2 Bath address of the property $5,000.00 at the sale patio and mature fruit trees. is purported to be 286 W. • Huge master bedroom. • Laundry Room With Bedrooms and the balance of the $ 700 N., Tooele, UT $ • New carpet, Pergo flooring in • Stainless Steel Appliances purchase price by 12:00 3310,00010,000 kitchen and dining room. Call Karen 830-0615 84074. The undersigned noon the day following disclaims any liability for the sale. Both payments 1294 Haylie Lane any error in the street ad- must be in the form of a SELL YOUR in Elk Ridge Estates Gorgeous East Bench Rambler w/ dress. The current Bene- cashier's check; cash is 5 Bdrms, 3 full bths, 1 half bth, Jetted Tub, Home Theater Room, Fully ficiary of the trust deed is not acceptable. A trust- Fenced, Beautifully & Professionally Landscaped with 15 watering HOME HERE Zones for the Not So Green Thumb, Backyard is Awesome. Mortgage Electronic ee's deed will be made Results Registration Systems, available to the success- *Each office independently owned and operated. Inc., ("MERS"), solely as ful bidder within three Shane Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. nominee for the lender business days following Karen Young and the record owners of receipt of the bid the property as of the re- amount. The sale is Bergen cording of this notice of made without any war- 830-0615 default are reported to be ranty whatsoever, includ- 840- 0344 (cell) Each office Independently Owned & Operated Shane R. Brozovich and ing but not limited to any Patricia L. Brozovich. warranty as to title, liens, 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main Bidders must be pre- THURSDAY November 3, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C11

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Water Users Water Users Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices default is James Hill. within three business cuted by DAVID W. 150 North Main, Vernon, Deadline for public no- E. & Mary Katherine El- DEMONSTRATION OF 12, 2005 Time: 10:00am Trustee's Sales The sale is subject to a days after receipt of the CASTAGNO, as Trustor, UT 84080. This street tices is 4 p.m. the day kins propose(s) using THE VOTING EQUIP- Beehive Storage, 1498 N MENT BEING USED ber 1, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. bankruptcy filing, a pay- amount bid. to secure certain obliga- address is given for infor- prior to publication. 4.73 ac-ft. from Main, Tooele. FOR THE TOOELE of said day, for the pur- off, a reinstatement or DATED: November 2, tions in favor of ZIONS mational purposes only Public notices submit- groundwater (Saint John) This notice of auction is CITY AND GRANTS- pose of foreclosing a any other condition of 2005. FIRST NATIONAL and the undersigned dis- ted past the deadline for Irrigation; Stockwater- being given pursuant to VILLE CITY 2005 MU- trust deed originally exe- which the trustee is not Scott Lundberg, Trust- BANK, as Beneficiary claims any liability for will not be accepted. ing; Domestic. 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code NICIPAL GENERAL cuted on April 28, 1995 aware that would cause ee (the "Trust Deed"), which any error in the street ad- UPAXLP CHANGE APPLICA- Annotated. the cancellation of the Trust Deed was recorded dress. TION(S) ELECTION’S. DEMON- by Gregory W. Plotts and 3269 South Main, #100 NOTICE TO WATER UNIT #398 Breezy, Per- sale. If any such condi- in the official records of The current beneficiary 15-4561(a30707): Ken- STRATION WILL BE Diane L. Plotts, as trust- Salt Lake City, UT USERS ry, 6571 Nod Hill #31, tion exists, the sale shall Tooele County, State of of the Trust Deed is neth and Catherine HELD AT THE TOOELE ors, in favor of Great Ba- 84115 The State Engineer re- Salt Lake City. TV, vac- be void, the successful Utah, on December 29, Zions First National Bank Brems propose(s) using COUNTY COURT- sin Mortgage, Inc., cov- (801) 263-3400 ceived the following Ap- uum, sm. band saw, bidder’s funds returned 1997 as Entry No. and the record owners of 4.0 ac-ft. from groundwa- HOUSE, NORTH AUDI- ering the following real Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. plication(s) in Tooele misc. boxes & items and the trustee and cur- 104967 in Book 484 at the property as of the re- ter (Lot #2 Sunset View TORIUM, AT 8:00 P.M. property purported to be – 5:00 p.m. County (Locations in (Published in the Tran- rent beneficiary shall not Page 978. The Trust cording of the Notice of Subdivision) for Irriga- ON TUESDAY, NOVEM- located in Tooele County L&A Case No. 05-50934 SLB&M). script Bulletin October 27 be liable to the success- Deed encumbers certain Default were David W. tion. BER 8, 2005. at 1191 South Highnoon Team C/RB For more information or & November 3, 2005) ful bidder for any dam- THIS COMMUNICATION real property located in Castagno and Marilyn E. EXTENSION(S) PATRICK H. DUNLAVY Lane, Tooele, UT 84074 to receive a copy of fil- NOTICE OF PUBLIC age. IS AN ATTEMPT TO Tooele County, State of Castagno. 15-3050 (A59855): USA TOOELE CITY RE- (the undersigned dis- ings, visit http://water AUCTION Bidders must tender to COLLECT A DEBT, AND Utah, which real property Said sale will be made Bureau of Land Manage- CORDER claims liability for any er- rights.utah.gov or call 1- Notice is hereby given of the trustee a $5,000.00 ANY INFORMATION is more particularly de- without covenant or war- ment is filing an exten- WENDY PALMER ror in the address), and 866-882-4426. a public auction to be deposit at the sale and OBTAINED WILL BE scribed in the Trust Deed ranty, express or implied, sion for 0.01 cfs. from GRANTSVILLE CITY more particularly descri- Persons objecting to an held November 12, 2005. the balance of the pur- USED FOR THAT PUR- as follows: regarding title, posses- the Underground Water RECORDER bed as: application must file a At Grand Storage 77 chase price by 12:00 POSE. BEGINNING 1256.49 sion, or encumbrances. Well & Spring (SE of (Published in the Tran- All of Lot 316, RANCHO CLEARLY READABLE North 1100 West at noon the day following (Published in the Tran- FEET NORTH AND Bidders must be pre- Lakepoint) for Stockwa- script Bulletin November TOOELE SUBDIVISION, protest stating FILING 10:00am. In compliance the sale. The deposit script Bulletin November 739.35 FEET WEST OF pared to tender to the tering; Incidental wildlife 3, 2005) PHASE III, according to NUMBER, REASONS with Self Storage Facility must be in the form of a 3, 10 & 17, 2005) THE SOUTHEAST COR- Trustee a $5,000.00 uses. the official plat thereof, FOR OBJECTION, NOTICE OF AUCTION Act Section 38-8-3 of the cashier’s check or bank NER OF THE NORTH- cashier’s check at the Jerry D. Olds, P.E. on file and of record in PROTESTANTS` NAME Date of Sale: November Utah State Code. Con- official check payable to NOTICE OF TRUST- WEST QUARTER OF sale and a cashier’s STATE ENGINEER the Tooele County Re- AND RETURN AD- 12, 2005 Time: 11:00am tents of the units to be Lundberg & Associates. EE’S SALE SECTION 29, TOWN- check for the balance of (Published in the Tran- corder's Office. DRESS, and any request Millpond Beehive Stor- auctioned: The balance must be in On Tuesday, December SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE the purchase price within script Bulletin October 27 Together with all the im- for a hearing. Protest age, 543 Millpond Rd, Unit #18 Robin Adamson the form of a wire trans- 6, 2005, on the front 5 WEST, SALT LAKE 24 hours after the sale. & November 3, 2005) provements now or here- must be filed with the Stansbury Park Unit #44 Albert Arellano fer, cashier’s check, steps of the Tooele BASE AND MERIDIAN, DATED this 1st day of after erected on the State Engineer, Box This notice of auction is Unit #105 Candise Baum bank official check (credit County Courthouse, 47 ON THE WEST LINE OF November, 2005. property, and all ease- 146300, Salt Lake City, Public Notices being given pursuant to Unit #73 Eli Gamez union official checks are South Main, Tooele, MAIN STREET OF VER- /s/ R. STEVEN CHAM- ments, appurtenances, UT 84114-6300 on or be- 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code Unit #106 Scott Luttrell not accepted) or U.S. Utah, at the hour of 3:30 NON, UTAH, RUNNING BERS, Successor Miscellaneous and fixtures now or here- fore NOVEMBER 23, Annotated. Unit #68 Tara Mondra- Postal money order pay- p.m., the following de- THENCE SOUTH 178 Trustee. Zions First after a part of the proper- 2005. These are informal Deadline for public no- UNIT #013 Brian King, 4 gon able to Lundberg & As- scribed real property will FEET; THENCE WEST National Bank ty. proceedings as per Rule tices is 4 p.m. the day Millpond, Stansbury Unit #80 Steve Huffman sociates. If wire transfer be sold at public auction 165 FEET; THENCE P.O. Box 30709 The current beneficiary R655-6-2 of the Division prior to publication. Park. Desk, computer ta- Unit #69 Phillip Mace is used, an additional to the highest bidder, in NORTH 185 FEET; Salt Lake City, UT of the trust deed is of Water Rights. Public notices submit- ble, lawnmower, VCR, Unit #90 Steven Gingiss $10.00 must be remitted lawful money of the Unit- THENCE SOUTH 87 84130-0709 JPMorgan Chase Bank, (The Period of Use is ted past the deadline electric sander, misc. Unit #W121 Sheree Lic- with the purchase price. ed States, for the pur- DEGREES 45 MINUTES (801) 524-2396 as Trustee, with Select generally year-round ex- will not be accepted. items & boxes. ciardone Cash payments are not pose of foreclosing a EAST 165 FEET TO Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. Portfolio Servicing, Inc., cept irrigation which is UPAXLP (Published in the Tran- Unit #W120 Ray Crow accepted. A trustee’s Deed of Trust with As- THE POINT OF BEGIN- to 5:00 p.m. and the record owner of generally from Apr 1 to script Bulletin October 27 Unit #40 Brett Hilliard deed will be delivered to signment of Rents dated NING. (Published in the Tran- NOTICE the property as of the re- Oct 31 each year.) & November 3, 2005) Unit #104 Jason Swann the successful bidder December 22, 1997 exe- Commonly known as: script Bulletin November NOTICE IS HEREBY cording of the notice of NEW APPLICATION(S) 3, 10 & 17, 2005) GIVEN THAT THERE NOTICE OF AUCTION (Published in the Tran- 15-4564 (A76023): David WILL BE A PUBLIC Date of Sale: November script Bulletin November 3, 2005) Get ’em ADRENALINE Beating Down RUSH! Your Door! Let everyone in town know You’ll also get career training about your specials, bargains and money for college. If you’re or events. Advertise in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin – it’s ready for the excitement, join aﬀordable and eﬀective! the Army National Guard today. TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 1-800-GO-GUARD • www.1-800-GO-GUARD.com ADVERTISING 882-0050

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Tooele County School District Friday, Nov. 11 milk Hamburger w/lettuce and toma- salad Breaded chicken, potatoes and has planned the following menus Egoo waffle or yogurt or cereal, Thursday, Nov. 10 to, fries, brownie, peaches, milk gravy, roll, green beans, fruit cock- for the week of Nov. 7-11: toast, fruit, milk Pizza-Northlake, spaghetti w/ Tuesday, Nov. 8 tail, apple, orange, milk Breakfast for all schools salad or chef salad w/roll, corn, Hamburger w/lettuce and toma- High school lunch Friday, Nov. 11 Monday, Nov. 7 Elementary school lunch banana, snickerdoodle cookie, to, fries, brownie, peaches, milk Monday, Nov. 7 Meatball sub, fries, California French toast sticks or yogurt or Monday, Nov. 7 milk Wednesday, Nov. 9 Ravioli, salad, roll, banana, coco- Blend, rice crispie treat, peaches, cereal, toast, fruit, milk Nacho supreme w/roll or sloppy Friday, Nov. 11 Beef teriyaki over rice, salad, nut classic, apple, orange, milk apple, orange, milk Tuesday, Nov. 8 Joe, Cheetos, peas and carrots, Pizza-Grantsville, macaroni and roll, vanilla pudding, banana, milk Tuesday, Nov. 8 GHS Everyday menu Egg, sausage and cheese muffin apricots, milk cheese or taco dip, salad, roll, Jell- Thursday, Nov. 10 Turkey dinner with potatoes and Pizza, hamburger, chicken sand- or yogurt or cereal, toast, fruit, Tuesday, Nov. 8 O, pears, milk Ravioli, salad, wheat roll, grapes, gravy, stuffing, mixed vegetables, wich, chef, taco, chicken and fruit milk Thanksgiving dinner, potatoes milk roll, pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, salads Wednesday, Nov. 9 and gravy, stuffing, roll, mixed veg- Junior high lunch Friday, Nov. 11 milk THS Everyday menu Cream of Wheat or yogurt or etables, pumpkin pie, milk Pizza with salad, vegetable, Chicken nuggets, potatoes and Wednesday, Nov. 9 Pizza, nachos, hoagy, corn dog, cereal, toast, fruit, milk Wednesday, Nov. 9 fruit and milk is served Monday at gravy, roll, green beans, pears, Chicken noodle soup in bread pasta bar, hot wings, chicken nug- Thursday, Nov. 10 Pizza-Copper Canyon, hard shell Tooele and Tuesday at Grantsville snickerdoodle cookie, milk bowl, kiwi, turnover, apple, orange, gets, chicken and BBQ sandwiches, Cinnamon rolls or yogurt or taco or fish treasures, salad, fries, instead of the scheduled menu. Everyday menu milk hamburger and cheeseburger, taco, cereal, toast, fruit, milk wheat roll, green beans, peaches, Monday, Nov. 7 Nachos, potato bar, chef or taco Thursday, Nov. 10 chef, fruit and Oriental salads

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Shows home - Great Price! Large 2 car & workshop - a bathroom in each! landscaping & RV parking Call Sandy new custom built home. This house basement almost 100% complete. loft. Spectacular master suite. Call with upgrades & extras. Priced to like a model. Custom home - total garage, large fully landscaped and Big secluded yard - very nice 830-5545 or Jeannie 830-0250. has it all! Call Jeff Cracroft 435-241- Call Vicki 830-6010. #546700 sell. Call Jim Busico 840-1494. upgrades. Call Sandy 830-5545. Or fenced lot, many many extras! Call location. Laney 830-7583. #500447 #548916 Pam Mallet 850-0105. #547407 0194. #518364 #536736 Tana 801-301-1275. #539001 Guy Keisel 496-3739. #539124

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