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Not Playing With Fire Primary Elections 2005 Hopefuls pitch ideas for Tooele By Mark Watson Bulletin invited these can- STAFF WRITER didates to provide personal Six candidates are run- background information ning to fill two open posi- about why they would be tions on the Tooele City strong city leaders. Council. Voters will trim that John Hansen list of candidates to four at Hansen’s experience Tuesday’s primary election. includes service in various Doug Redmond will run to capacities including an Army retain his seat on the coun- veteran, councilman, Tooele cil. He will complete a four- Federal Credit Union direc- year term at the end of the tor, retired logistics director year. Also running is incum- Dugway Proving Ground, bent John Hansen. He was retired commanding general appointed to the council in of Utah State Defense Force, December 2004 when for- retired engineer group com- mer council member Colleen mander over all engineering Johnson vacated her seat forces in the Utah National photography / after being elected a Tooele Guard, former commander Troy Boman County Commissioner. of Army Garrison at Camp Tooele Also vying for the two Williams, former commander County open spots on the coun- of Utah Military Academy, employee cil are David McCall, Tom former Deputy Commander Diane Poyner, Scott Wardle and of 19th Special Forces Group Burgener Sam Woodruff. practices The Tooele Transcript- SEE COUNCIL ON A5 with a fire extinguisher as part of a safety training pro- Stockton candidates gram at the courthouse Thursday split on sewer plan morning.

by Jesse Fruhwirth father of four and has lived in Stockton for seven years. STAFF WRITER Millet said the major issues The Town of Stockton facing Stockton are manag- Fluoride issue mired in misinformation will hold a primary election ing the sewer project, adding Tuesday, Oct. 4, in which another water source to the by Jesse Fruhwirth battle to show the alleged dangers three mayoral candidates will “ town, and attracting business- STAFF WRITER of fluoridation but the opposition be narrowed down to two for es. Millet said he is in favor Is it crazy to add a “poison” to the The hardest thing for people to understand is how gets a lot of attention, and speaks November’s general election. of the sewer plan and doesn’t water supply, or crazy to consider it we can precisely keep the level at one part per mil- with more fervor than health giants The primary will also include want the people of Stockton poison? On the November 8 ballot, lion,” Bateman said. “The concentration stays like the ADA, the American Medical five candidates running for to have to repay $270,000 Tooele City voters will again decide Association, and the Centers for two seats on the town board. exactly the same at all times.” already borrowed from the if fluoride should be added to the Disease Control and Prevention (See related story on A3). MYRON BATEMAN state for preliminary planning city’s water supply. (CDCP). Stockton voters will also TOOELE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. DIRECTOR without getting anything in While almost every health orga- Even the altruistic March of decide Tuesday whether to return. nization that has studied fluoridated Dimes officially supports water move ahead with the highly “Would we rather pay for water supports its use and very fluoridation, but many critics are controversial and contentious 50 years by many of the largest and and over 200 million people drink a complete sewer system, few organizations of note oppose unswayed. $5 million sewer plan. most influential health organiza- fluoridated water. or have on-site management it, Tooele voters have twice voted Large bodies of research repeat- Below is a summary of tions in the U.S. claim that fluoride Tooele County Health Department of the septic systems, which to keep fluoride out of the city’s edly show that while fluoride can mayoral candidates’ views, greatly benefits tooth development (TCHD) director Myron Bateman includes mandatory pump- water. be a health risk at high levels, the positions, and backgrounds. According to the American and dental health. strongly supports fluoridation in accepted dilution of 1 part per mil- ing of the septic tanks, make Dental Association (ADA), fluoride A majority of Americans drink Tooele and says the controversy is lion parts water poses no health Bryan Millet cesspool systems upgrades Sensing a rift in the com- reduces dental decay by 20 to 40 fluoridated water and 42 of the 50 unwarranted. risks and effectively reduces tooth to the septic tank systems munity, Bryan Millet is run- percent in communities that fluori- largest cities add fluoride to their So it must be safe and effective, decay. Those most at risk of having ... and still have to repay the ning for mayor to “help to date their water. Massive bodies of water supplies. Fluoridation is a right? mend that tear.” Millet is the EE TOCKTON ON research conducted over more than process that is over 50 years old Not everyone agrees. It’s an uphill SEE FLUORIDE ON A3 S S A8 Trustees’ wish list Wal-Mart renovates office to help abused kids too expensive for by Mary Ruth Hammond STAFF WRITER Stansbury’s budget The water and crayon pic- tures hanging on the wall of by Alleen Lang Chris Hakes’ office tell the sto- CORRESPONDENT ries that no one wants to hear. A $50,000 mower to control weeds in the Stansbury There’s the water colored pic- Park lake topped the list of much-needed items during ture of a young boy with a bleed- the Recreation and Greenbelt Service Agency trustee ing heart. He has drawn himself meeting Wednesday. to look like a monster. Trustees began the long process of hammering out The mother of the little art- the 2006 budget, with each board member presenting ist told Hakes that her son had the group with a shopping list of wants and needs. been sexually abused. And since But Randall Jones, trustee responsible for putting the incident, the child refused to the figures on paper and presenting the tentative bud- bond with his mother — even get, warned much of the wish list would be cut. though she was not the perpe- “I can tell you right now just by looking at it, you all trator of the abuse. asked for too much,” he said. Hakes asked the youngster In addition to the set operation fees of ground to draw a picture that would maintenance, utilities and employee salaries, trustees describe his pain. The boy presented pet projects including remodeling the club- told his therapist that he drew house basement and hiring a landscape specialist to himself to look like a monster design a proposed bike path along the sound wall. because in his mind he was Gary Ziser, board chair, said he was holding out despicable and disgusting to his hope the $50,000 price tag for a lake mower could mother. The bleeding heart, of come out of impact fees instead of the general bud- course, revealed the sorrow the get. child felt. But Jones said the general budget, using monies photography / Troy Boman EE FFICE ON SEE WISH LIST ON A2 S O A9 Chris Hakes sits in his new office space in Tooele where he will counsel children who have suffered physical and mental abuse.

WEATHER CROSSWORD A7 TV LISTINGS B8, B9 INSIDE Clear tonight. SPORTS A10 FOOD C1 Old observatory dome Lows in the upper 40s. gets new perch in Stansbury Sunny Friday. Highs around 80. HOMETOWN B1 JUST 4 KIDS C3 See A2 Complete Forecast: A2 DOINGS B4 CLASSIFIEDS C5 A2 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 ETCETERA ... Wish List Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 Date High Low (prec./inches) generated by property taxes, must Sept. 27 70 50 .13 Fri 79/50 be used for maintenance. “You can’t Sept. 28 69 44 9/30 buy maintenance equipment in any Mainly sunny. High 79F. Winds way, shape or form, with impact Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer SW at 5 to 10 mph. for the National Weather Service, reports fees,” he said. that his recording station at 139 S. Main Impact fees are very limited received .13 inches of precipitation in their usage, Jones said. The between Sept. 27 and Sept. 28 and a total Sat Stansbury recreation and greenbelt of so far this month. The normal for 79/52 September is .94 inches. 10/1 service agency is legally bound to For the water year, which began Oct. Sunny. Highs in the upper 70s and use impact fee money for new con- 1, 2004, Tooele has received 25.14 inches lows in the low 50s. struction of recreation, including of precipitation. The normal for the year is building new parks and improving 18.49 inches of precipitation. existing parks and greenbelts, he added. Pollen Count Sun 78/55 10/2 “I want to do it all,” Jones said The pollen counts from the Sunny. Highs in the upper 70s and of the proposed line items. But he Intermountain Allergy and lows in the mid 50s. noted the need to purchase a lake Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City mower “drastically affects what as of Sept. 29, 2005, were as happens.” follows: Jones was asked to prepare two Mon 67/44 Sagebrush — Very High 10/3 tentative budgets, one showing Mold — High what could be purchased without Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- photo courtesy Patrick Wiggins Ragweed — Low storm. the lake mower, a second reflecting Chenopods — Low The old, white-domed observatory now sits on the Donna Pease Wiggins Refractor House (upper right) next cuts necessary to budget for the Ephedra — Low to the new, state-of-the-art Harmon’s observatory (left) in Stansbury Park. $50,000 piece of equipment. Tue He said trustees will have to 60/37 decide where they want to focus 10/4 Subscribe Today Old Stansbury dome gets new perch their money in the 2006 calendar 882-0050 A few thunderstorms possible. year. ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content By Alleen Lang in time for next month’s spectacular functional as well as decorative are “I can guarantee you are going to Service get your budget whacked a lot,” he CORRESPONDENT opposition of Mars.” in the works, Wiggins said. In the Stansbury Park Observatory’s Wiggins said moving the dome future the SLAS hopes to purchase a said, particularly if trustees decide landmark white dome has been came off without a hitch. “As far star projector and use the underside to purchase the mower. But he Moratorium placed on given a new life as an architectural as we can tell, Tooele County is of the dome as a small planetarium added, “I think this is the year,” to feature on the Donna Pease Wiggins now home to what is probably the where star identifying programs can buy a new mower. “My recommen- Refractor House. world’s only slide off dome observa- be shown before sliding off the roof dation is that we just bite the bullet more waste applications The dome, which was built in the tory,” Wiggins said. for an astronomical event. and do it.” 1970s and demoted to shed status Funds for the refractor house The new construction will join Purchases requested by Christy by Mark Watson ordinances relating to zoning and Achiziger included a $15,000 elec- other matters regarding hazardous in June of 2001, has once again were donated to the Salt Lake the Harmon’s observatory. The STAFF WRITER gained prominence on the top of the Astrological Society by Wiggins. Harmon’s building has two reflect- tronic sign to advise Stansbury For those annoyed at Tooele waste businesses. Park residents of upcoming events, Earlier in the year the county refractor house roof, said Patrick He named the building after his ing telescopes in two bays with slid County’s image as a dumping Wiggins, media liaison for the Salt mother. off roofs. The bays are connected $50,000 for remodeling the base- ground for hazardous waste, good shrunk the corridor so it only includ- ment of the clubhouse, and $5,000 ed existing facilities. Rockwell said Lake Astronomical Society. The building will house one large by a control room. news may be on the horizon. The newly refurbished dome was refracting telescope, the Bagdan More information about the to reseal the deck around the com- On Monday, county commission- that companies already processing munity pool. waste will be able to continue their lifted onto its perch at the new refractor named after an active Stansbury Park Observatory and ers placed a six-month moratorium observatory, Sept. 17, Wiggins said, member of the club who died ear- the Salt Lake Astrological society, David Lawrence requested on accepting new applications from work according to previous agree- $25,000 for purchase of a “very ments with the county. noting, “we’re really hoping to have lier this year, he said. can be found on the internet at: companies who want to dump low- the new facility open to the public Plans to make the old dome http://www.trilobyte.net/paw/slas. good, used” one-ton dump truck level nuclear and hazardous waste So far this year Envirocare, and $4,000 for an engineer to plan a in Tooele County. which operates a waste dump site proposed bike path. “We get calls all the time from in the county, has pumped $7 mil- Walt Holmes asked for $30,000 companies who want to store or lion into the county’s budget as per Trees available to beautify Grantsville to replace the “non-functional, process waste here,” Commissioner contractual agreements with the The Grantsville Shade Tree peaceful to live in a neighborhood around are available at City Hall. non-repairable,” mill pond pump Dennis Rockwell said Wednesday. county. Envirocare pays 5 percent Commission has announced that with tree-lined streets, but over the Deadline for the fall promotion with a variable flow pump. He also “We don’t want any more.” of its gross revenues to help run the trees will be available for park strip years the cost savings to the city are is Wednesday, Oct. 12. Applications suggested several line items list- The commissioner said he hears county. County leaders say with this planting this fall. a benefit. can be picked up at city hall, 429 ing chemicals to control weeds and the same message from citizens additional money the county has Under the direction of Mayor Eight different tree species, that East Main Street. Trees must be algae in Stansbury Lake and golf everywhere he goes: not had to increase the property- Byron Anderson, Grantsville will seem to do well in Grantsville, will paid for and the application turned course ponds. they do not want more hazardous tax rate. pay half the cost for two street trees be available this fall. And for the first in by the deadline. The trees will be A public hearing on the tenta- waste businesses in the county. Matters are a little more com- to be planted on the street in front time, smaller trees will be offered. available for pickup at the city hall tive budget was scheduled for the County Commissioner Matt plicated in regard to Private Fuel of homes. The city’s participation is The cost of the large trees will be parking lot on Friday, Oct. 14. regular trustees meeting on Oct. 12 Lawrence said he concurs with Storage’s (PFS) quest to build a only for trees to be planted in the just $70, medium trees $60, and Fall is a good time to plant at 7 p.m. Rockwell. nuclear waste storage site on parking strips or, where there is small trees $20. For two trees for trees. Even during the winter their Board members also agreed to “What we are doing is taking a the Skull Valley Goshute Indian no curb, trees planted in the area each residence, half of those costs roots continue to develop and meet on Oct. 5 at 5 p.m. for a work few months to see if the citizens of Reservation. The Goshutes are a between the yard and the street. will be paid for by the city for those will be ready to grow faster come meeting to discuss the capital facili- the county want to expand beyond sovereign nation. Earlier this month Additional trees can be ordered at trees planted on the street. The spring, giving you a head start on ties plan. more than one company handling the Nuclear Regulatory Commission full cost for planting in other areas. Tree Commission recommends that the season. Many trees do well in hazardous waste,” Lawrence said. approved PFS’s plan to build a Trees not only add value to your larger trees be used for the park Grantsville soils. Some don’t do The moratorium also gives the nuclear waste storage site on the property, but create shade that strips since there is less chance for well, like most maple trees, they will Tooele county attorney time to draft new reservation, despite adamant objec- helps lessen the city’s maintenance them to be damaged before they struggle and die. A list of trees that tions from Utah’s governor and leg- cost of asphalt on the miles of roads become established. the Tree Commission recommends islators. in the city. 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But then, the source of water. Currently, the economic development, safety and thing Stockton already has in abun- Concerning Stockton’s contro- Five Stockton residents running more Mary and I thought about it, town’s water comes from the moun- security and faith and values. dance. “When I first moved here and versial sewer project, Meli stated, for two seats on the town board we realized we could fix it up to be tains and is taken through a puri- “I have no desire to see Stockton was building my house, I worked at “We have been trying to get the seem to have three major issues something of which we are proud. fication process before being used become a West Valley City, Ogden, Dugway all day, then would come truth brought out about the sewer, on their minds: sewer, growth and We felt this was the right place for for the town’s purposes. or a California,” he said. “I want home to work on the house after but the mayor and others have been water. us.” Pat Valdez the town to stay ‘Stockton’ with dark,” he said. “Stockton resident misleading the people.” David Durtschi, 60; Gary Fowler, Durtschi, who currently serves Pat Valdez, who has lived on ‘Stockton values.’ I want a town Darlene Allred started coming to As a board member, Meli said 49; Nando Medli, Jr., 49; Teresa on Stockton’s Variance Committee every continent in the world with where our young people will marry the house each night to bring me when current Mayor Barry Thomas Powell, 52; and Pat Valdez, 46 will (a group that helps maintain build- the exception of Australia, is a and stay here to raise their children. supper. She didn’t know me, but brought up the sewer issue, “I asked face a primary vote next Tuesday. ing codes, etc.) said he’s running retired military officer who still We do need steady and regulated it’s people like her and the Hogan, him to bring it to the people. I That race will eliminate one of them for the town board because he feels serves with the U.S. Army Reserves growth, but we must not exceed our Thomas and Anderson families and asked that it be placed on a ballot from proceeding to the Nov. 8 gen- a civic responsibility to serve the and was promoted last December water or infrastructure systems. Fire Chief Don West who have built so people could vote on it. But the eral election. community. as a command sergeant major. “We need to bring light industry this town into a close-knit and lov- mayor refused to put in on a ballot. With the exception of Meli, all the “I feel there is a need in this com- Valdez currently works as a to the community,” Valdez contin- ing community.” He never should have allowed the candidates are fairly recent move-ins munity for someone willing to listen civilian photographer at Dugway ued. “Light industry would have a Nando Meli, Jr. city to become $300,000 in debt for to the community. Durtschi, Fowler, to the public and to stand behind Proving Ground. While Dugway is small impact as compared to heavy Currently a member of the town a sewer that may not be installed.” Powell, and Valdez said they love what the residents want,” he said. an Army base, Valdez shoots photos industry, which would bring pollu- board, Meli is a Stockton native. According to Meli, it would take the town as much as if they were With a current population of for the Air Force at the Utah Test tion and waste. I would also like Following graduation from Tooele another $2.8 million to complete the born there, and they believe having about 650, Durtschi says he would and Training Range. to extend the retail base so that High School, he served in the sewer project. voices from “outsiders” might be welcome growth but would still like While a career Army man, Valdez Stockton money earned here can Marines from 1974 to 1978. “The issue of the sewer is final- good for the small community. to maintain “a rural mentality.” worked as a non-commissioned stay here.” “I got out of the military and ly going to be on the ballot, and Following are a few ideas which Durtschi also talked about officer in the public affairs office As a federally certified firefighter, then stayed and worked in Southern Stockton residents will have a each candidate discussed dur- Stockton’s sewer situation. The of 91st Division. He was also a com- Valdez says he finds it appalling that California for awhile,” he said. “I chance to vote on it during the gen- ing an interview with the Tooele current mayor made a decision to bat photographer for the 48th U.S. Utah is the only state in which he then moved to South Dakota where eral election,” he said. Transcript-Bulletin: install a sewer system last year, Army Special Operations Command has lived that requires law enforce- I worked in the Black Hills on the Even though Meli was not happy David Durtschi and the town has already collected and was promoted to the officer ment and firefighters to pay for railroad.” with the way Mayor Thomas con- A native of Provo, Durtschi and $270,000 in debt in planning the organization in the 982nd Combat their own training — and then in Eventually Meli made his way ducted the sewer situation, he says his wife, Mary, moved to Stockton project. But according to Durtschi, Company stationed in Wilson, N.C. many cases to serve as volunteers. back home and married his wife, Jo overall Thomas was a great mayor. eight years ago. The couple has many Stockton residents did not Valdez ended his Army career at “How motivating is that for those Lynn, a native of Tooele. “He has done a lot of good for this six adult children and 14 grandchil- want the sewer and could not afford Fort Carson, Colo., training soldiers who want to help the community “I have been on the Stockton town,” Meli said. “Mayor Thomas dren. the monthly fee for the service. for overseas combat duty. to have to pay to be a volunteer?” Town Board for nearly four years,” got a skate park at the ball field. He Currently employed at Dugway “Right now the city is trying to Valdez’ wife, Elizabeth, also he asked. Meli said. “I worked with Planning has got the town out of debt. He had Proving Ground as a warehouse figure out how to pay back the served in the military in the inter- And when it comes to faith and and Zoning and helped with the SEE TOWN ON A6 manager, Durtschi previously money that was used for engi- rogating and debriefing division. worked for candy companies. The neers and others to get the project The couple met while both were family spent 10 years in Louisiana, rolling,” he said. “We are eventu- stationed in Germany. 14 years in Tennessee and five years ally going to have to have a sewer. Valdez is originally from Garden in South Carolina. He said he and I want to make sure the community Grove, California and Elizabeth is his wife wanted to come back to is prepared for the future and I don’t a native of North Carolina. He has Utah because they believed this think we are — but the sewer issue three adult children and the couple state is where most of their children will be voted on during the general own a yellow Labrador dog named will make their homes. election. I will work hard to carry Paco. “We chose to live in Stockton out the desires of the majority vote The town board hopeful, who mostly because of economics,” he on that issue.” moved to Stockton five years ago, said. “We were shown a house out Durtschi would also like to see believes there are three areas in Fluoride continued from page A1 health problems from fluoride are exposed to industrial pollution. In the past, communities whose water is fluoridated naturally may have consumed levels higher than what contemporary science suggests is ideal. “The hardest thing for people to understand is how we can precisely keep the level at one part per mil- lion,” Bateman said. “The concen- tration stays exactly the same at all times.” That consistency, Bateman said, is the key to understanding why fluoridation is safe and fluoride, in large amounts, can be used for rat poison. Bateman pointed out that even water is a deadly poison if you drink too much of it too fast. Pam Brunson of the Stansbury Health Center pharmacy said that most prescriptions of vitimin sup- ����� plements containing fluoride costs ������� about $10 for 90 days. At that price, opponents of fluoridation say that those who want fluoride in their diet can buy it themselves. Myron Bateman said that fluo- ridation system maintance would cost Tooele residents roughly $1 per year. The initial cost would be about $15 per resident and could be spread out over several years. Dunlavy At those prices, a family who photography / Troy Boman wants to treat four children with Director of Tooele County Health Department Myron Bateman presented a fluoride would pay $160 per year plea to the Tooele City Council to again have the water fluoridation issue put for pharmacuetical supplements, to the voters. He said that fluoride is naturally occurring in most water but but only $6 in taxes per year for in areas such as Tooele where the content is extremely low, fluorodating the water fluoridation, after initial costs water is incredibly effective in reducing dental problems. were paid for. TCHD public information officer tion at large. the negative impacts of fluoridated Wade Matthews said he gets 1000 No organization capable of doing water that appears to be backed ����� doses of fluoride for only $32 at its own research has come out pub- by actual science. Fluorosis is a Wal-Mart’s pharmacy to treat his licly to oppose fluoride. There are discoloration of the teeth and may �������� child. At this rate, a family with four many grass-roots, amateur epide- result in nearly invisible white spots children would pay appoximately miologists, and even some health on teeth, in its rarest form, or cause $47 per year, still considerably less professionals, however, who have brown mottles if serious exposure than the cost of water fluoridation. made there own interpretations of to fluoride has been experienced. �������������� Those opposed to fluoridation the many studies. Several conclude Nearly all researchers agree have long been considered right- that fluoride is poison. Their claims teeth with fluorosis are no more wing reactionaries and conspiracy about the dangers of fluoride are vulnerable to decay than normal ��������������� theorists by established health alarming, or alarmist, depending on teeth. Many suggest they are actu- agencies. The anti-fluoride cam- who you ask. ally healthier. The ADA says fluo- paign can’t shake its association Some studies suggest that mice rosis is merely a cosmetic problem with the notoriously conspiracist exposed to varying levels of fluo- and the established health benefits ����������� John Birch Society, one of the earli- ride show cognitive disabilities. No of fluoride outweigh the cosmetic est, and most organized groups to study has shown that the amount of concerns. take up the cause. The anti-fluoride fluoride used in water supplies has Fluorosis is more common in campaign in recent years, however, a similar effect on humans. Other fluoridated communities, critics ���������������� has gained some well known names critics interpret some studies to say and it’s on the rise nationally on their side. suggest that fluoride will cause a according to a study published by In 2001, the Sierra Club released rare bone cancer in young boys. But the CDCP; 23 percent of Americans a position on fluoridation that said there is not a study to support that in 2002 had fluorosis in a “mild or there are “valid concerns regard- claim, either. greater form”. That represents a � ������������������������������������������������� ing the potential adverse impact Many anti-fluoride websites use nine percent increase from 1994. of fluoridation on the environment, innuendo to suggest that European Bateman said that “mild” fluo- ���������������������������������������������� wildlife, and human health.” countries have “banned” fluorida- rosis is barely detectable and that The Sierra Club has not published tion. It’s true that many western much of the increase would be due ��������������������������������������������������� any information on what precisely it European countries snub fluorida- to nearly invisible coloration of believes those adverse impacts are. tion and continue to have good teeth. �������������� Ralph Nader played a prominent dental records, but that’s probably Bateman said fluoridating public role in the effort to take fluoride because these same countries have water supplies is the only effective � �������������������������������������� out of the water supply of his home- much more expensive socialized way to administer the mineral. In town Winsted, Conn. dental systems where dental care the past, Tooele Parent Teachers Neither the Sierra Club nor Nader is provided to all at the dentist’s Associations have tried to admin- has claimed to have knowledge of office. ister fluoride mouth washes in ������������������������������ precisely what health risks fluorida- The sheer number of misleading schools. The process is incredibly tion may pose. Both seem to hold claims about the negative effects time consuming, Bateman said, and precautionary stance that fluoride of fluoride threatens to convince many teachers feel too much learn- may cause health risks that have not people that at least some of the ing time is taken away by that kind ����������������������������������������������� yet been detected and thus should claims must be true. of program. not be administered to the popula- But there is at least one claim to email: [email protected] SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 30th WE started it! NOW EMPLOYEE PRICING We are Ending it! 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sewer, water and the safety of our the downtown area and attract growing cities Planning and preparation allows us the football, basketball and track Council children and senior citizens. retail stores and new businesses to “Water resource development is to better assist in times of crisis. We teams my senior year, as well as the continued from page A1 “I am now seeking the oppor- Tooele. During the last four years a campaign issue that many are need leadership and direction from math sterling scholar and the sports tunity to work on behalf of all the we have spent over half a million running on. I will take the lead the city council to make sure this editor of the yearbook. I am cur- UTNG and former director of Middle citizens of Tooele City.” dollars on projects for the down- in this issue. We need leadership takes place. rently the only Tooele High athlete Canyon Irrigation Company. Tom Poyner town area to improve how Tooele that can work with the other com- “I feel it would be an honor to to own a state track record and I He has been married to Patia for “I have lived in Tooele since 1981 looks. That doesn’t include the munities in our valley. We need a serve the citizens of Tooele City. I was inducted into the Tooele High over 42 years with two children. His and I have always been an active money that building and business leader who will look at all of the have the time necessary to devote Wall of Fame in 1993. I received a daughter Jamie owns and operates member of this community I wish owners have put in themselves. I am many alternatives and plan accord- to the responsibilities of this office. congressional appointment to the her own busi- to serve. I am a committed to the downtown area ingly. To create a plan we need to be I believe we deserve leaders who United States Military Academy at ness “Curves past president and to attracting more stores and approachable to other governments have a vision of today and the West Point. I am the father of five for Women” of the Tooele jobs to Tooele. and their suggestions. Without this future. I believe that we live in a children and a stepfather to three. in Tooele Bit & Spur “During the next four years, I see type of leadership our growth will great community. The future of this “My direct experience at Tooele and is mar- Riding Club the most important issues facing our complicate and hurt our city in the community depends on what we City Hall gives me the knowledge ried to David and served as city continue to be water, growth, future. I am that type of leader. do in the next few years. I am a and insight into the workings of B e a c h a m , Fourth of July and economic development. “The State of Utah is projecting leader who will lead with vision to city government that no current maintenance Rodeo chair- “We need to plan for future water that Tooele City will grow by 20,000 continue to have this city as one of or future council member could director for man for many needs. We have been looking for residents in the next 15 years. We Utah’s best.” ever hope to attain. As Tooele City Tooele County years. I was a water resources close to the city. need to continue to strengthen and Sam Finance Director for over nine School District. member for Now, we need to look at cooperat- continue to enforce current codes years, I prepared the annual budget They have two ing with other cities in the val- that make our neighborhoods desir- Woodruff for each of those years. I understand five years of the “Hi, I’m Sam children. ley and the county to help each able places to live. Whether it is the fiscal and monetary impact of John Hanson Tooele County Tom Poyner Woodruff. I His son John other with our water needs and vandalism or weed control we must decisions made by the city council. Sheriff’s Search have been a res- Jr., an Iraq war resources. Working together with keep our neighborhoods as places I have been a CPA for 20 years and and Rescue and served on the board ident of Tooele combat veteran who owns his own the other governmental entities and that are attractive for us as citizens have owned and operated a private of officers. for 40 years. I manufacturing business in North forming a valley-wide water service and future families and businesses. tax business for 18 years. I under- “I am a past member of the Tooele graduated from Salt Lake, is married to Cathie. They district we can better serve all of “Finally, we need to fix current stand the plight of small business City Fourth of July Committee Tooele High have five children. All are citizens of our citizens. infrastructure that was damaged or in Tooele and also the plight of and served for many years as the in 1978 with and reside in Tooele. “We are a young, vibrant, growing insufficient during this year’s flood- those on fixed or limited incomes Tooele City Fourth of July Parade a 3.96 gpa. I “During my short 10 months as Chairman. I have been a member of community with many new homes ing and prepare for future prob- was captain of Sam Woodruff an appointed city councilman I have the Community Council at Tooele and new commercial developments. lems that may occur with runoff. SEE COUNCIL ON A8 worked diligently with the mayor Junior High School, and served We need to improve the planning and my fellow council members to one year as the president. I have for the residential growth and make Federal Consumer Protection has confirmed the fuel saving described in this advertisement. bring about much-needed change in coached youth baseball for more sure that we can serve the new personnel and management practic- than 20 years in Tooele County and developments with water, sewer, es within Tooele City departments. I intend to continue for many years and other city services. We need Device may increase gas mileage by 22% Tooele City employees are the best to come. I have also coached youth to continue with the expansion of Boston - National Fuelsaver an engine is pollution, this Gas Saver than the 22% in the business but they must be football and basketball for many retail and other commercial devel- Corp. has developed a low 22% of each gallon normally claimed by the developer.” properly motivated and managed opments. We need more jobs in years. cost automotive accessory burns when it reaches the In addition to the fuel as Tooele faces the challenges of “My major reason for seeking this Tooele. The city needs to continue current and future growth. I want public office is to serve the commu- to aggressively pursue economic called the Platinum Gas platinum of the catalytic savings, the Gas Saver has the citizens of Tooele to see and nity that I hold so dear to my heart. development. Saver which is guaranteed converter. received patents for cleaning feel great customer service at every I am still in the process of raising “I’m neither too arrogant nor so to increase gas mileage by However, the converter’s out the abrasive carbon and level of Tooele City government. my four children in this community naive to think that I have all the “If elected I will continue to push answers and can do it all myself. But 22% while meeting all platinum burns this fuel in raising octane, making higher and I know the future holds many emission standards. the tail-pipe, where the heat grades of fuel unnecessary for positive change so all of our exciting and difficult changes for us I am willing to listen, I am willing to citizens and businesses feel they are all. I want to be part of the process work for my city, I am willing to With a simple connection and energy produced from for most vehicles. getting high quality and equitable that guides our future. I live on the do my part. This has been, and will to a vacuum line, the Gas this fuel cannot be harnessed Joe Robinson, the developer, service from city departments and west side of Tooele City where you continue to be my code of conduct Saver adds microscopic to drive your vehicle. commented: “Since the employees. as a city council member: I will not can still have farm animals and I amounts of platinum to the But when the Gas Saver government concluded its “Maintenance and improvement enjoy the rural lifestyle that drew make rash or emotional decisions, I of our infrastructure is critical to me to this community almost 30 will listen, I will study and research air and fuel entering the allows the air and fuel to study, we have sold a half the success of our city and must years ago. the issues, I will attend the meet- engine. carry the platinum into the million Gas Savers. To our be fully funded; water develop- “My best assets are the follow- ings, I will apply my own values to Since platinum allows engine, 22% more of each surprise, more people buy ment is critical. We must constantly ing: I am not a lawyer. I am not a the decisions I make, and ultimately non-burning fuel to burn, gallon burns inside the the Gas Saver because it improve our sewer system, streets, try to the best of my ability to repre- real estate agent. I am not a former the Gas Saver’s platinum engine so that 22% fewer extends engine life by parks and recreation for our citi- Tooele City employee. I do not have sent the citizens of Tooele. zens to continue experiencing the a pre-election agenda. I do not owe “Check out my web site at www. increases the percentage of gallons are required to cleaning out the carbon than good life. This can only be accom- political favors. I am a blue-collar tooelecitizen.com.” fuel burning inside the drive the same distance. buy it to increase gas mileage plished by having a good tax policy, worker with many years of experi- Scott Wardle engine from 68% of each After a five year study, or to raise octane.” proper planning, and budgeting and ence in a variety of fields. I am tired “I was raised in Sandy, Utah. I gallon to 90% of each the government concluded: For further information call: a healthy dose of common sense of the status quo. am the fourth of six boys. I gradu- gallon, a 22% increase. “Independent testing shows 1-800-LESS-GAS thrown in for good measure. “I hope this short note will help ated from Alta High School in 1988. “Tooele is a vibrant, growing you decide to come out and vote From 1989- Since unburnt fuel leaving greater fuel savings with the 1-800-537-7427 community and new citizens and in the primary election. The voter 1991 I served business ventures arrive almost on turnout for primary elections in the a full-time mis- a daily basis. They need to feel wel- past has not been a very high per- sion for the come and encouraged to join the centage of the registered voters. I LDS Church process so we can all be successful. look forward and hope this year will in New York Expansion of our parks and recre- be better.” City. Following ation facilities is a must; just look Doug Redmond my mission at our Veterans Memorial Park and I earned an the New England Acres Park. What “My name is Doug Redmond and I am running for city council. I have a s s o c i a t e s wonderful additions to our city! We degree from QX FCP Std Hay.ChetGimel 11.7x5 must get 1000 north completed all lived in Tooele most of my life. I went to East the College of the way to Grantsville Highway, so Eastern Utah. Scott Wardle people going to the Miller Raceway E l e m e n t a r y School and While there I ���� Park and the Deseret Peak com- continued to participate in speech plex come in to Tooele and sup- graduated from Tooele High and debate where my partners and port our businesses en route to I were two-time national debate these facilities. This will also pro- School. My ������������������ champions. vide more convenient and safer wife Katie and I have decided In 1994 I graduated with a access to downtown Tooele and the bachelor’s degree from Utah State Industrial Depot for residents living to make Tooele our home and University in Family and Human in the northwest part of Tooele City Development. I also hold a master’s as well as reduce large truck traffic raise our four children here. degree in education and curricu- off our already busy Main Street. lum. “Law enforcement in our com- My parents and most of my sib- Doug Redmond “My wife’s name is Courtney. munity needs to be fully supported She too, is a graduate from Alta ������������ and funded in order to bring the lings live in the Tooele area. I work for Ingenix as High. We have been married for hammer down hard on those indi- 10 years spending eight of those ���������������������� viduals who choose to break the a Technical System Analyst. I have a master’s of science degree from years living here in Tooele City. law. I will work hard and spend the We have two daughters, Emma and ������������������������ time needed to make our commu- Utah State University in Business Information Systems. Lauren — ages 5 and 3. We will be �� nity a success. Come join me and having our third child in March of vote Oct. 4 (primary) and the Nov. “A promise I made and will ������������ ���������� always keep foremost in my mind 2006. I am an LDS institute teacher 8th general election. Tooele City is and coordinator for the church’s a great place to live and work and is listening to the citizens of Tooele ������������������������� and representing the majority of the educational system. I have taught I intend to make sure it stays that in Tooele, Grantsville, Logan and way.” citizens. I don’t have a bone to pick, ����������������������� or an ax to grind and I don’t have a Salt Lake. My hobbies are camping, David McCall special hidden agenda. yard work, scuba diving and college ������������������������ David McCall served 20 years in “Four years ago, I campaigned football. the U.S. Marine Corp. He worked on three issues. First and most “Tooele is a wonderful place to as a gunnery important was ensuring responsible live. I have been fortunate to be ��������� sergeant. He growth. The second challenge was involved with a few organizations that is also a vet- the need to attract businesses to help us help others. Commissioner eran of Desert Tooele. Third was the need to revi- Colleen Johnson asked that I sit ���������������������������������� Storm. talize the downtown and older sec- on the Needs Resource Summit. �������������������������������������������������� “I am excit- tions of Tooele. It helps to address many of the ed to announce “Over the last four years, we social problems we face in Tooele � ���������������� my candidacy have made some steps to ensure County, from homelessness to drug �������������������������������������������������� for Tooele City responsible growth. We increased prevention, and from how to bring Council. We are impact fees for new homes, so that volunteer, business, political and � ��������� a city in transi- the current residents of Tooele are religious leaders and resources ������������������������������������������������� tion and are not paying for the increased cost of together to address these issues. I blessed with work with the Tooele County Drug � ���������� Dave McCall services of new residents. We have the resources worked with developers to bring Court in assisting those who are ��������������������������������������������� to create the more water to the city. We have addicted to drugs to work on their � ����������������������������������� kind of city that people are proud drilled new wells and replaced a recovery. I am also a member of to call home. water storage tank. the Tooele Inner-Agency Prevention �������������������������������������������� “I believe it is important for can- “As you have seen, commercial, Professionals. � ���������������������� didates to demonstrate a long-stand- “I am running for city council retail, and industrial development ����������������������������������������������� ing interest in community issues. in Tooele has increased over the last because we are at a very impor- I have been working on commu- four years. The city has participated tant crossroads as a city. We need � ������������������������������������ nity projects for more than 12 years. with the Utah Industrial Depot to leaders who have a vision of what �������������������������������������������������� With my work on the Tooele Valley bring jobs to Tooele through com- we will be as a city this year, in Veterans Memorial and other com- panies like Carlisle Syntec. 10 years, 20 years and many years � ��������������������������������� munity projects, my interest in our “Over the last four years, the down the road. We need to focus on community is clear. city has worked with business quality economic development and “If elected I will work toward and building owners of the down- residential development. We need ���������������������������������������������� practical, cost-effective solutions to town area to create a Main Street jobs that allow citizens to live and the challenges facing Tooele, while Alliance. This alliance has done work here. Planning the many new balancing the desperate needs of many projects with the help of the commercial and residential devel- ���������������������������������� our increasingly complex commu- city to try to beautify the downtown opments will take vision so that our nity. I will uphold and support the area. We hired a full-time economic city looks and continues to feel like residents’ legitimate expectations developer to work with the alliance a tight knit community while devel- ���������������������������������������� regarding development, streets, to bring projects that will improve oping into one of the state’s fastest A6 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Notice of Primary Elections Tuesday, October 4, 2005 OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTIONS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO QUALIFIED REGISTERED ELECTORS, THAT PRIMARY ELECTIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2005

OCTOBER 2005 POLLING LOCATIONS

Tooele #1 Courthouse Auditorium 47 So. Main, Tooele Tooele #2 Courthouse Auditorium 47 So. Main, Tooele Tooele #3 East Elementary School 135 So. 7th St., Tooele Tooele #4 East Elementary School 135 So. 7th St., Tooele Tooele #5 Senior Citizens Center 59 E. Vine, Tooele Tooele #6 Senior Citizens Center 59 E. Vine, Tooele Tooele #7 Harris Elementary School 251 N. 1st St., Tooele Tooele #8 Early Learning Center (Oquirrh Hills School) 711 E. Vine St., Tooele Tooele #9 Middle Canyon Elementary 751 E. 1000 No., Tooele Tooele #10 Harris Elementary School 251 No. 1st Street, Tooele Tooele #11 Middle Canyon Elementary 751 E. 1000 No., Tooele Tooele #12 Middle Canyon Elementary 751 E. 1000 No., Tooele Tooele #13 Overlake Elementary School 2052 No. 170 West., Tooele Tooele #14 Dow James Building 350 W. 4th No., Tooele contract employee in Quality Assurance in the Department Tooele #15 Northlake Elementary School 268 No. Coleman, Tooele Town continued from page A3 of Water and Power division at Tooele #16 Dow James Building 350 W. 4th No., Tooele Dugway. Tooele #17 Tooele High School Auditorium 301 W. 1st So., Tooele the whole cemetery refurbished. Teresa is the “relief” postmas- Tooele #18 West Elementary School 451 W. 300 So., Tooele And he has got garbage trucks ter at the Stockton Post Office. Tooele #19 Search & Rescue Building 565 W. 900 So., Tooele that are bringing money into “Through my job at the post town. I don’t want to take any of office, I have met many people in Grantsville #1 Grantsville City Hall 429 E. Main St., Grantsville that away from him.” Grantsville #2 Grantsville City Hall 429 E. Main St. Grantsville the town,” she said. But returning to the sewer Powell said she’s running Grantsville #3 Willow Elementary School 439 So. Willow, Grantsville issue, Meli said, “I just don’t think for the Stockton Town Board Grantsville #4 Grantsville Middle School 318 So. Hale, Grantsville that everyone has been up front because, “I felt it would be good Grantsville #5 Senior Citizens Center 120 So. Center, Grantsville on that project. I am not against to have someone a little newer the sewer. I am actually in favor Stockton Stockton Fire Station 205 No. Conner, Stockton to the town serve as an elected of it — but only if it is agreeable official. I would not necessarily to the citizens and if it is afford- change anything, but I would like POLLS OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. able.” to see good things happen for Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin Thursday, September 29, 2005 If he is reelected to the town Stockton.” board, Meli said he would work She added, “I want the towns- to improve streets and sidewalks in the town. people to be happy with what- “And I would offer continued ever changes are made. I would support for the police and fire like to hold public meetings and have citizen input on any major departments,” he said. not to act too quickly in making changes. decision going on in the town.” Gary Fowler Fowler said she is not against A newcomer to the politi- “I want to wish good luck having a sewer in Stockton, “but cal arena, Fowler says that like to all the other candidates,” he in my opinion, we are not ready most small towns, problems have said. “They are all good people. for the sewer.” “cropped up in Stockton.” Stockton is full of good people.” Water is also an issue of major Some of those problems have As his final thought, Fowler caused an adversarial relation- said, “If I am elected, I will do my concern to Fowler. ship between elected officials best to serve the town and to sup- “Last spring, with all the run and Stockton residents, he said. port the residents of Stockton.” off from the mountain, our water “Problems are problems and Teresa Powell lines were clogged,” she said. “There were several households towns are towns, and people A native of Southern California, should try to put themselves on Powell and her husband, Ron, in Stockton that did not have the same side and resolve the have lived in Stockton for four water for two weeks. Eventually, issues,” he added. “It is not neces- years. They are the parents of the entire town was affected sary to have strife between elect- four adult sons and a six-year-old by the water situation. Danny ed officials and townspeople.” daughter. Rydalch and other townspeople If elected to the town board, “We love the small town atmo- had to go up there and dig and Fowler said he would try to build sphere of Stockton,” Powell clean the system out. There a consensus, where issues could said. He manages the RTJ Horse needs to be two forms of water in be worked out to the satisfac- Carriage business. Stockton. We need to drill a well tion of both town residents and Although she has never before as a backup water source.” elected officials. run for public office, Powell has Whether she is elected to the “Or, at least, I would try to served as an appointed member town council or not, Fowler says work things out so that problems of Stockton’s Planning and Zoning she and her husband “love the would be less damaging to the Commission for two years. smallness of the community” entire community,” he said. After her husband retired as and hope to make Stockton their Fowler added that the sewer an employee of Los Angeles City, home for the rest of their lives. situation was “not necessarily he accepted employment as a e-mail: [email protected] done in the light of day.” And there were other small issues that bothered him. “There seemed to be this atti- tude that the first message a town resident received when ask- ing a question was a ‘nasty-gram’ instead of a willingness to deal with the problem,” he said. A graduate of Bountiful High School, Fowler attended Pasadena City College in California as well as the University of Utah. He taught business management classes in California. Fowler and his wife, Elizabeth, have lived in Stockton nearly seven years. They have six chil- dren. “We moved to Stockton because we were feeling that Tooele was becoming a ‘big city,’” Fowler said. “We bought a home in Tooele about the time Tooele Saturday, October 1st Army Depot was downsizing. Property there was affordable at the time.” 10:00 am - 5:00 pm But the family moved to Stockton seven years later, “because we wanted to live in a community where we could raise kids instead of juvenile delin- quents,” Fowler said. “I don’t say this in a despairing way about Tooele, but while we were there, our boys got into trouble doing things that boys do.” Fowler continued, “We now live in the great outdoors where kids can run and play. I believe kids should be raised with cer- tain freedoms, and a rural atmo- sphere provides that.” Fowler works as a freelance artist on sets and props for mov- ies and commercials. He does stage sets for special events productions. In fact, he built the stage set for the National Association of Hispanic Real Come Check it out! Estate Professionals of Denver. If elected to the town board, 43 N. Main St. Tooele • 843-8422 Fowler said he would be careful THURSDAY September 29, 2005 A7 NOTES OF APPRECIATION Surprisingly, dopey humor works in “Serenity” Walters family Tooele County law enforcement, arely her protective brother Simon The crew, including beefy alive. medical personnel, Tate Mortuary, Klassy Korner, Arogonite, Grassy do (Sean Maher). River has covert marksman Jayne (Adam My beef with the movie lies How do we even begin to thank Mt., Wal-Mart, First Baptist Rpeople abilities that render her a literal Baldwin), first mate Zoe (Gina in an unnecessarily extended all of you who have helped us and Grantsville, Bible Baptist, all of walk into a secret weapon for members of Torres), her pilot husband Wash denouement. But I’m going to are still helping us at the passing sci-fi movie the Alliance, a powerful politi- (Alan Tudyk) and mechanic our wonderful neighbors, friends have to forgive that and admit of our beautiful daughter, mother, expecting cal group. Simon rescues her Kaylee (Jewel Staite), disagree sister and granddaughter. There and family. Also a special thanks dopey humor. from inhumane captivity and on this point. But Mal’s in that, especially for fans of to Richard, Becca and Amy. Penny Firefly (the Fox series on which are no words that express how we If they wanted a cruel regimen of mental pro- charge, and Mal says the crazy feel for the love, prayers, encour- loved everyone of you and we that, they’d gramming, and instantly the girl stays. the movie is based), it’s highly agement, and financial help, cards, love you too. stay home two are fugitives on the run. They regard River with a gen- recommendable. Joss Whedon flowers, phone calls and visits we Ashton and Robert and rent They find refuge on the eral sense of annoyance. I’d be (creator of TV cult favorite have received. This has helped us Dean and Margaret Walters “Mystery Audrey Rock- Serenity, a rickety space jalopy creeped out too if a crazy girl Buffy the Vampire Slayer) more than you know. Wendy and Gary Riddle Science Richardson run by bank robbers. Now they with the enormous forehead brings with him the oddly We would like to thank the John and Lorilee Walters Theater 3000: STAFF WRITER are part of a cosmic rag-tag and spooked eyes of Christina addictive charisma of corny WB following for all you have done: Brad and Pauline Walters The Movie.” gang of wild western bandits Ricci were on my ship. Good series. Hey, he’s good at it. If you go Reel Talk floating from frontier to frontier thing she can fight like a mon- to “Serenity,” and unapologetically commit- ster when triggered. It’s bom- Grade: B- ers, gifts and money. you should ting crimes. River’s psychic bastically entertaining, plus it Rated PG-13, for sequences Martinez family Thanks to the police force and know that you are going to abilities come in handy when it keeps her from being boring of intense violence and action A special thank you from Lori EMT personnel for their hard get a lot of dopey humor. And comes to stealing things. and vacant all the time. and some sexual references Martinez and the entire family work and continued dedication similar to “MST3K,” the humor Hot on their trail is a socio- The Serenity crew turns their Running time: 1 hour, 59 of Richard Martinez for the lov- to my loving son Richard. is delivered in surreally dopey pathic tracker (Chiwetel attention to staying alive, and minutes ing prayers, support, food, flow- May God Bless! fashion; as though the charac- Ejiofor) who can, and will, keeping River away from the ters are standing around watch- slaughter helpless children to Alliance. Aside from the usual ing their own cheesy sci-fi get to his target. The crew of bothers of running from relent- movie and making cracks at it. serenity, headed by Captain less lunatics, they are also held That is the weird charm of Mal Reynolds (Nathan Fillion) up repeatedly by the cannibal Get Your Dream Kitchen “Serenity,” a tale of a danger- deems River a threat to the Reavers, a horrific gang of dis- ous 17-year-old psychic named crew, but continues to harbor figured barbarians. Anyone who River Tam (Summer Glau) and her anyway. crosses their path will be eaten ���������������������� ������������������ Lone foot chase earns officer award ��������������� by Jesse Fruhwirth Potter tried to call for backup, �������������������� STAFF WRITER but knew that the police radios are ������� Officer Jason Potter of the very unreliable in the rough moun- Tooele City Police Department tain terrain in which he found found himself along with a sus- himself. ���������������� pect in a canyon. His radio didn’t “I didn’t know if dispatch could ������������������ work so he couldn’t reach backup. hear me or not,” Potter said, “so I ��������������� Potter chased the perpetrator on just had to go by myself.” ��������������� foot and made the arrest by him- Chasing a suspect in order to �������� self. For his brave achievement, make an arrest isn’t unusual Potter Potter was awarded the Chief’s said but this situation was unique. Monthly Award. “The same thing happens a lot,” ����������������� Potter said this was the first and Potter said, “but that was the first ���������������������� only time that he was stranded time I was on my own without ������������� along with a suspect with no way other people to help me out.” of calling for help. Jason Potter was given the Chief’s Potter received an award cer- “The victim told us he might Monthly Award for pursuing an tificate from the Police Chief take off into the canyon,” Potter assault suspect alone and on foot. Ron Kirby and a gift certificate to said. “He was an assault suspect Applebee’s. ... I got into a struggle with him,” Potter joined the police force in Potter said. on foot. June 2004. He was born in Sandy “I had to go hand on with him to The suspect was 17 years old but has lived in Tooele for eight get him in the hand cuffs,” Potter ������������������ so his identity is not available. years. said. ����������������� Potter said he chased the suspect e-mail: [email protected] ������������������������������� ������������������������� Speaker urges caregivers to seek respite ��������������������� ����������������������������� by Alleen Lang Many caregivers develop depres- While it is rare, some caregivers ����������������������� CORRESPONDENT sion, he said, because they put their suffer from “caregiver burnout,” a Being a caregiver is a “thankless own lives on hold. situation that can lead to tragic con- job, but it is one that is so neces- But, he added, a program is avail- sequences like the caregiver killing sary,” said Dr. Ronald Trudel, geriat- able to offer caregivers some time his charge before taking his own ric specialist, last Saturday. for rest and relaxation. Through the life. “When a caregiver is burdened As keynote speaker of the second respite care program, trained medi- to the point of suicide, the primary annual conference and resource fair cal professionals can step in and care physician has failed,” he said. of the Tooele Caregivers Advisory provide assistance for caregivers Council, he said his job finds him who need a break from the unrelent- On the flip side, he said, he feels administering to the needs of both ing stress. he has succeeded when he hears the patient and the caregiver. Trudel said the program provides from caregivers after their charge This dual-support is much needed, a set number of hours worth of care has succumbed to their illness. he added, because statistics show that can be “banked,” and used as “Thank you for taking care of Mom, 60 percent of caregivers with pre- the caregiver needs it. and thank you for taking care of existing conditions like high blood Some caregivers, who have not me.” pressure or diabetes die before the been able to see grandchildren for Other speakers at the Conference patient receiving assistance from years because of the time involved included Kay Singletary, a current the caregiver. in travel, take advantage of their caregiver who told of her experi- Addressing the topic “Caregiving hours to put their spouse in Rocky ences, Frank Reed, Tooele County – Who is really the patient?” Trudel Mountain Care for two or three urged the approximately 30 peo- days, he said. Aging Services program coordina- ple gathered in the Tooele Senior “We truly want to help you,” he tor, Dave Bickmore, pharmacist, Citizens Center to take advantage said. “We are not trying to take away Troy Wilson, attorney for Elderly of services. your responsibility, we are not gong Private Practice and David W. King, The Caregivers Advisory Council to push you aside and take over. We who addressed Title XIX assist pres- focuses on the needs of people are here to assist you.” ervation. administering to the need of family Bring Back members over the age of 60. Bring Back “Your kind acts,” Trudel told the assembled caregivers, “save the FiscalFiscal United States $194 billion a year that would otherwise be spent on assisted living or nursing home AccountabilityAccountability facilities. But caregivers are paying for this generosity by giving up their own interests, hobbies and even put their own health issues on the back burn- er while assisting an ailing spouse or parent. “We are coming to you with our hat in our hands. Please let us help Short Term Issues you, because we know what can happen,” he said. ✒ Litigation must be settled Trudel cited the example of an older couple he had treated. The ✒ 1 Million Cash deficit in waste water fund needs woman was in fragile health with heart problems and was being cared corrected for by her husband. One morning he received a call that the woman was ✒ Secondary Water System needs to be brought in the emergency room. online with appropriate fee structure. When he walked in the room, he said the woman was on the table receiving treatment and her hus- ✒ Ethical spending of Depot RDA funds band was curled in a fetal position in a corner of the cubical. When ✒ Ordinance enforcement & animal control Trudel asked him what was wrong, the beleaguered husband replied, “I can’t take it anymore.” ✒ Clean up Graffiti and unsightly lots Instead of attending to the woman with heart failure, Trudel said, he found himself trying to help the husband whose three years of Long Term Issues caring for his wife had left him com- ✒ Valley wide water and waste water service district pletely unable to function. “People don’t really understand would help avoid serious problems as Tooele Valley what it is to be a caregiver,” Trudel fares more growth. said. “They may have compassion, they may have empathy,” but they Paid for by the committee to elect Sam Woodruff for City Council don’t really understand unless they too, have been in this position of ANSWERS ON A12 immense responsibility. A8 THURSDAY September 29, 2005

general camaraderie in the town “We need to have more com- munity,” LaRue said. “Anything Your Complete TOOELE TRANSCRIPT government so that town gov- munity involvement in our other than that is delaying the Local News Source. ULLETIN Stockton B continued from page A1 ernment can get much accom- growth,” Rydalch said. “We need inevitable. We are an upstream plished and so each can go to control our growth more.” community to the Tooele Valley, $270,000?” Millet said. “I believe home at the end of the day, sat- He said there needs to be a and they should be extremely the community would rather get isfied that an honest day’s work framework for handling the last- concerned with our decisions in the new horse that they are pay- is done for an honest day’s pay.” ing effects of the environmental these regards. ing for rather than pay again If needed reforms to town cleanup. “We share a responsibility to for the old government are accomplished, “To protect the newer people protect our water resources,” horse that officials ought to be rewarded. coming into town we need to be he said. they already “The town council and the able to make them aware of the The septic tanks currently ��������� have.” ����������������������� planning and zoning committee problems we’ve had in the past,” used by Stockton citizens are Millet said need a pay raise if these things Rydalch said. “There were plac- said to be at risk of leaking by that improv- are accomplished.” es where just caps were put in those that are in favor of the ing the unre- Attracting business to [and the contaminated soil was sewer. liable water Stockton would fund the needed not removed]. There’s a chance LaRue said the grants and ��������� system is also improvement to town infrastruc- that people would come in and loans offered by the state for ��� important. ture, Millet said. be stuck with propety and not the sewer project are too good �������� “I consider “I sense a need to attract busi- be aware of the special regula- to turn down. the need to nesses to the town so that the tions that they fall under.” “In a landmark decision ... have new Brian Millet town has revenue to accomplish Rydalch said that the water the State Water Quality Board water lines the desired improvements afore- interruption problem that hap- unanimously decided in favor of run at the same time to be nec- mentioned, as well as other pos- pened last spring — and contin- funding $2,494,000 in the form of essary ... most importantly to sible improvements ... such as ues to be a worry in the future a grant and $2,700,000 in a zero- have enough water pressure and roads, sidewalks, curb and gut- — needs more attention from interest loan repayable over 30 � water flow to put out any major ters, parks, library or whatever town leadership. years,” LaRue said. “This pro- fire that occurred,” Millet said. possible improvement may be “We’ve been trying to do a posal to fund completely a cen- ��� “This would provide the water desired by the townspeople.” test well and it’s just got pushed tralized sewer system for our needed for the new sewer sys- Millet is bilingual in English to the wayside,” Rydalch said. community is unheard of.” ���������������������������������������������������������������� tem, stop the constant leaks and and Spanish. He has worked “We’ve been fighting to do that LaRue said the “only road- ���������������������� repairs on the current, ancient as “a business owner, an office since June, since we had the block” to implementing the system. manager, a financial manager, a problem and it just seems like sewer plan are “those Town of “I trust that it would also be supervisor and a laborer. Each our current leadership is letting Stockton council members who ������������������������� possible to run a secondary of these positions has given me things go to the wayside. are in opposition to the sewer ��������������������� water line for outside watering, experience in the necessities of “Most everything relates to system.” by connecting to the irrigation running a business and in human growth,” Rydalch noted. “Throwing away approved ������������������������� water,” Millet said. “The town is affairs,” he said. He said if the sewer is funding is almost criminal when the majority shareholder of the Dan Rydalch approved by the voters, anoth- considering how far we’ve �������������������������� irrigation water and the town is Longtime Stockton resident er bond would soon need to already gotten through this pro- ����������������� not using all of the water allo- Dan Rydalch has served on the passed in order to upgrade the cess,” LaRue said. cated to it.” Stockton Town Council for a water system. “Education as to the facts is In addition to new water lines, total of almost 15 years. He “And how much would that the only way to sway a con- ������������������������������� Millet said securing another worked at the cost? Everyone wants to talk scious voting population,” ���������������������������������������� water source would rectify the Tooele Army about the $41.50 [that would LaRue said. “I will personally be �������������������� current water problem. Depot for 31 be billed to residents receiv- out visiting with our citizens to “We need an additional source years and cur- ing sewer services]. But that’s ensure this.” of water, like a well,” Millet said, rently works just for the sewer. That doesn’t LaRue said that the sewer sys- �������� “so that all our eggs are not in as a chemical include the $37 [per month] for tem project would also help the � ����� one basket, so to speak.” plant opera- water and garbage collection town deal with its legacy as a � ����������� ��������� Millet said the town govern- tor at Deseret [already billed to residents],” or EPA cleanup site. ment needs some cleaning up. C h e m i c a l any future costs the sewer sys- “Existing and new test date � ����� �������� “There is a need to have the Depot. tem might necessitate, Rydalch developed through the course town government renovated said. ���������������������������� R y d a l c h of construction will be used and in such a way as to eliminate has been a Rydalch has been criticized compiled to create a compre- conflicts of interest, to provide for being hasty in voting down harsh critic Dan Rydalch hensive and workable definition ������������������������������������������ accountability to the people,” of the sewer the sewer system because many of contaminated areas and the Millet said, “and to provide a project’s cost fear the state-backed plan may institutional controls needed and planning. As a member not be offered in the future if the and defined,” he said. of the town council he voted town does not seize the oppor- Current laws are unfair to against the plan. Rydalch said he tunity now. But Rydalch is not property owners who no lon- is protecting residents on “very worried. ger have contamination in their fixed incomes.” “Have you read anything that soil. ����������� Rydalch said that a special says they’re doing away with the “[With reform], if my property Community Development Block revolving fund?” Rydalch said. has been tested and shown to Grant was offered to Stockton He said he has confidence have no hazardous materials, no ��������� for the sewer project because that the nearly $5 million in special conditions would have to the town has a high percent- state aid in grants and no-inter- be met,” LaRue said. “Whereas est loans would be offered in the �������������������������������������������������������������������� age of low income residents. with the current ordinance, ����������������������������������������������������� Rydalch said roughly 90 out of future if a better plan could be there is no distinction made and 270 Stockton househoulds who put together. ��������������������������������������� so there is no reasonableness to � ���������������������������������������������������� would be billed for the sewer Rob LaRue the ordinance.” � �������������������������������������������������������������������� were determined to be low- (photo unavailable) He said the engineers with the � ������������������������������������������������������������� income by the grant committee. Stockton is at a “critical stage” sewer project would give specif- � ��������������������������������������������������������������� “I want to develop the town, in its development, said Rob ic recomendations on Stockton’s but not at the expense of the ������������������� LaRue. As a general contractor environmental policies. � ��������������������������������������������������������� older people in town,” Rydalch and retired military technician, “The contracted engineer- � � ������������������������������������������� said. “No one has come to me he said he would like to “reverse ing company will be reviewing � ������������������������������������������������������� with an idea to help these peo- an attitude of divisiveness” and and recommending changes or � � ����������������������������������������������������������������� ple. Find a way to help those make Stockton “the best town a complete overhaul to our ordi- � � �������������������������� people and I’ll vote for a sewer possible.” nance dependent on this data,” � ������������������������������������������������������������������������ system!” He served in the Air National LaRue said. “And more espe- � � �������������������������������������������������������������� “I don’t like the way the Guard from before Desert Storm cially a cooperative agreement � � ������������������� sewer system was presented. It until 2003 when he was honor- is needed with the local County ��������������� changed a lot,” Rydalch said. “I ably discharged. He works as a Health Department to ensure � ������������������������������������������������������������������������ think that the town board as a general contractor throughout compliances and have a work- � � ����������������������������������������������� whole needs more involvement the Intermountain West. able and resonable solution to � ���������������������������������������������������������������������� [in the planning of a sewer sys- LaRue has been a staunch sup- preserve and protect remedies � � ���������������������������������������������������������������������� tem].” to reduce the potential for cross � � ����������������������������������������������������� porter of the sewer proposal. Rydalch said managed growth “Regarding the sewer project, contaminations where there is � �������������������������������������������������������������������������� is the biggest issue facing � � ������������ I am in full favor of a compre- no agreement as of present.” Stockton. hensive solution for our com- email: [email protected] ������������������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������� a negative cash balance of $1 mil- city hall and library. Council lion. Our city council has spent over “I believe that we have serious �������������������������������������������� continued from page A5 $2.5 million on a secondary water shortfalls in the areas of ordinance system that is non-operational. Our enforcement and animal control. All and how these people are greatly city council and mayor have spent of these issues have been literally impacted by city council decisions. $800,000 in litigation costs over the ignored by the city council for the “I watched the mayor and council last four years defending their out- past several years. PERSONAL COMMUNITY raise our debt from $2 million to over rageous policies. What could any of Finally, I will work endlessly $36 million. Our growth revenues us do with $800,000? I believe that to create a valley-wide water and have been committed to the $3 mil- RDA revenues should be spent to waste water service district. This HEALTH CARE, P.C. lion annual debt service payments develop directly the RDA service will be the only equitable way of instead of providing much needed area to which that money belongs managing the valley-wide growth 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644 services. Our Waste Water Fund has instead of being used to pay for a that will continue to be with us. I am also open to the views of all people and can be reached by e- Subscribe Today • 882-0050 mail at [email protected]. NEW EXTENDED HOURS e-mail: [email protected] Pediatric & Adult Urgent Care We are pleased to introduce a new Nurse Practitioner who has joined our Do team at Personal Community Health Care Monday Wed. Friday YOU Gwendolyn Cook MS, APRN, FNP 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm want your Tuesday Thursday voice to Gotta Get 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm be heard? Something Saturday 9 am - 4 pm Off Your Chest? CRAIG M. Write a letter 1959 North Aaron to the Editor, for Grantsville (it’s good therapy). Drive, Suite C. Tooele Anderson City Mayor Visit our new convenient hours with Curt P.O. Box 390 Dustin and Gwendolyn Cook, Family Nurse 882-1644 Tooele, UT 84074 Practitioners for all your health care needs Your Vote Counts! [email protected] THURSDAY September 29, 2005 A9

walls, but they wanted to partition ered at Hakes’ office was given a they received yesterday. After all, he immediately.” and word of mouth,” he said. Office the building off so there would be letter written by a family the com- said, this is what we are all about. Jensen went to Hakes mother-in- Parents who know or believe continued from page A1 a quiet waiting room for clients. pany had helped. While Hake was Wal-Mart associates are good neigh- law and begged her to ask him to their child has been abused should The wanted to remodel the center careful about revealing too much bors and we are more than willing come to Tooele. It didn’t take a lot call the CJC at 843-1161 for an Another picture — this one done area of the building to provide a about what the letter stated, he told to help when there is a need. of persuasion to get the therapist to appointment during normal work in crayon — shows a big person play area for children working with a reporter: There was definite a need to come to this area. And since Hakes hours. After hours, calls can be with a smile on his face. Along with Hakes. That’s because Hakes likes “There was a local couple who Hakes to open an office in Tooele has been in Tooele County, he has made to Tooele County dispatchers the person who is inside a vehicle is to get right down on the floor and had children who had been sexually as a therapist for young children. not had to advertise. at 882-5600 or by dialing 911 for a small child. The young artist drew play with children. He asks them abused. The children were really While he prefers to work with pre- “I get referrals through the CJC, emergencies. the little boy with no face. Hakes to draw pictures in a sand box, or struggling and the parents asked school age youngsters, Hakes does Department of Child and Family Hakes can be contacted directly explained that the child was trying to paint a picture of how they are me how they could best help their counsel children up to age 17. Services, Child Protective Services at 801-414-3252. to tell the therapist that a “big per- feeling. kids. Both parents worked, but I Although working with abused son” had sexually abused him in the “Small children simply cannot told the mother she needed to quit children is extremely heart-wrench- back of a vehicle. explain in words what abuse is,” her job for a year and be with ing, Hakes said that the 45 minute In another water color painting, a Hakes said. “Their only form of her children 24/7. The mother quit commute back home helps him lay child draws a devil. Hakes, who has communication about the horren- her job the next day, but the fam- aside the heartache he has seen that worked with abused children for dous experience they have had is ily really struggled financially. Wal- day and to concentrate on things Dr. Lanny DuClos 15 years said, “How does a young to draw it.” Mart again stepped in and provided he will do with his own children child describe sexual abuse? He or Sweckard also wanted the play- needed items to keep the family when he arrives home. Since Hakes she does not know what that word room to have a blackboard, so that going while the mother was staying opened Millcreek Counseling a cou- invites you to an means. So, some believe that what the children could draw something, home with the children.” ple of years ago, other therapists they are going through is caused then erase it and start again if they Another mother went to Hakes who deal with adults and couple by the devil. That is why this child didn’t get it right the first time. And and explained that her child was counseling have joined his staff. drew a red devil who was poking the Wal-Mart DC manager knew celebrating his sixth birthday on the And within the next few weeks, OPEN HOUSE! the child with a long stick. that there was a need for a lot of day his dad would be imprisoned for Hakes will also be opening another Hakes opened an office as a ther- toys in the therapy room. sexual abuse of the boy. The mother office in Magna. apist for young traumatized children “Wal-Mart is the largest employer had no toys for her son’s birthday. “But I still plan to be in Tooele as Celebrating 10 years of about two years ago at the urging in the world,” Sweckard said. “We Sweckard told Jensen, “Wal-Mart often and for as long as they need of Carolyn Jensen, director of the know that most everyone in all has toys.” me,” he said. service in Tooele Tooele County Children’s Justice communities shop at our Wal-Mart The mother was able to pick out Jensen explained that while there Center. The CJC works mostly with stores. In return for their support, a few toys she thought her child is a Valley Mental Health facility in children who have been sexually we love to give back to the com- would like. Jensen and her crew Tooele County, that organization abused. But if a child is physically munity.” then helped the mother wrap the is so swamped with work that it abused to the point where there are Another week passed and presents so the child could cel- would often take six weeks for an belt marks on his or her body, tre- Sweckard and his associates vis- ebrate his special day. abused child to see a therapist. Door Prizes!!! mendous bruising, or other severe ited Hakes office again. Then, on Sweckard and his crew seemed “That wait was just too long,” she signs of physical abuse, they are a Saturday, about 50 associates overwhelmed by the recognition said. “Abused children need help �������������������� also helped at the CJC. showed up with their shirt sleeves ��������� When Hakes first came to rolled up, ready to work. They Tooele two years ago to help chil- knocked out walls. They partitioned ������������� dren referred to him by the CJC, off rooms. They laid carpet. They ������������ his office was a tiny 8-foot by 8- put tile in a section of the play ����������� ���������� foot space. Jensen went to Willie room. And they painted the therapy Sweckard, general manager of the room. ������������ ��������������� Wal-Mart Distribution Center (DC) Then the truck loads of office fur- ���������� in Grantsville to see if he could niture and toys began to arrive. ������� help. Willie was more than eager to Hakes was overwhelmed. take a look at the therapist’s office. “For 15 minutes I just stood ����������� Jensen asked for only a small there,” he said. “I couldn’t say any- ������������ amount of help. Maybe a few gallons thing. How do you thank someone �� ���������������������������������� of paint for the wall. But Sweckard for what this group was doing?” ��������� ������������������������������� took one look at the small office and Yesterday, in recognition for all said, “Oh, no. A little paint won’t be ������������������������ ��������������������� Wal-Mart has done for the CJC and ������������������������������������������������������������������ enough. We will do a lot more.” Hakes, Jensen and other members ������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������ The very next weekend, Willie, of her staff presented Sweckard, ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������� his assistant general manager, Foster and Wal-Mart associates Cathlin Foster and other Wal-Mart Danny Lysenko and Lindsay Dalley ����������� ���������������� ��������������������� �������������� ���������������� �������� ���������������������� managers and associates showed a plaque which reads: ��������������� ������������ �������������������� up to the Hakes’ office located at 50 “The Tooele County Children’s �������������� N. Main St. in Tooele. Justice Center thanks Wal-Mart DC ��������������������������� ���������������� “They started making sugges- 7026 for their dedication to chil- ����������������������������������������������� ��������������������������� tions,” Jensen said. “They wanted dren.” ���������������������������������� to expand the office in a huge way. In addition to the plaque, each �������� They not only wanted to paint the Wal-Mart associate who had gath- ����������������������������������������������� ��������������� ������������������ �������� �������������������� �������������������������������������� ������������������������ �������������������������� ����������������������

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From The Sidelines Cowboys, Buffs Tips for local face region foes by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR cross country For the first time all season, both Grantsville and Tooele won gridiron contests on the same week. The Cowboys pulled off a road stunner in Tremonton last week upending two-time defending state champ runners to use Bear River. Now, Grantsville needs to hit the road for the third-straight week and final time of the 2005 regu- n Tooele County, lar season Friday when the Cowboys venture to Ogden there are a num- to tangle with league rival Ben Lomond in the Scots ber of fall sports annual Homecoming game. programs in full Meanwhile, Tooele faces a difficult and stern test I Friday when the Buffs host second-ranked Logan and swing like girls volley- ball, girls tennis, girls its high flying offensive attack. The talented Grizzlies soccer, golf, cross are led by quarterback Riley Nelson who has 27 touch- country and of course down passes on the season and nine more scoring scampers, accounting for all but two of the team’s 38 football. The fall air touchdowns on the season. is filled with competi- tion, fun and enthusi- David Gumucio Grantsville at Ben Lomond asm. But sometimes, GUEST COLUMNIST The Cowboys hit the road for another league battle the other fall sports against the Scots Friday in Ogden. are lost in football’s shadow. Football is Ben Lomond sports a winless mark on the 2005 cam- paign after dropping all five of its preseason games to clearly the big dog of the autumn pack. date and last week’s league opener at Tooele as well. Such is the case with a dear fiend of The Scots have fallen to Juab (22-7), Morgan (38-18), mine, David Arthur. David is a freshman at Judge Memorial (61-0), Wasatch (27-7) and Roy (42-21) Grantsville High and is really having a good in preseason play on the year and Ben Lomond also time running cross-country. He comes home dropped their Region 11 opener to Tooele 49-7 last and shares his experiences with his family week in the annual THS Homecoming affair. every night. Coach Steve Allen, the sport itself, Skye Povey is the leader on the Scot grid squad and the exhirilating experience of running and has two scoring strikes on the season, one each to competing are really making a huge impact on Brock Moore (30 yards ) and Kris Wallace (50). Povey David’s recent passion for cross country. photography/Nick Drake also has a 35-yard scoring gallop on the year but hasn’t In passing comments to his parents ques- Grantsville’s Melanie Johnson (right) fights for possession while Tooele’s Jasmine Schmalhaus (left) played since the third week when Judge Memorial tions have come up - “why don’t we have attempts to take the ball and pass it to an open teammate like teammate Kate Deleeuw (back) in the rolled over the Scots. Cory Ralleson has also tacked on assemblies for the cross-country team?” or first meeting between Tooele County neighbors. The Lady Buffs and Cowgirls are set to battle today a pair of short touchdown plunges of two and one yard “why doesn’t the cross-country team wear in Grantsville in a Region 11 match at 4 p.m. on the campaign while running mate Chad Neely hit their jerseys to school?” or “why don’t we see pay dirt for the first time a week ago when he scored more articles about cross-country?” These are his first touchdown of the year Friday with a nine-yard all quality questions. And though I don’t know scoring bolt in Tooele. what I can do about the assemblies or the jer- Lady Buffs post key 1-0 wins Reserve quarterback and current starter Jake Smith seys, I can give the article question as shot. So, fired a 40-yard scoring toss to Wallace and Chris David, this one’s for you and all cross-country by Nick Drake at Tooele. Duersch has a fumble recovery for a score as well. runners in Tooele County. SPORTS EDITOR Goalie Alexis Bird recorded the shutout along Grantsville Coach Tony Cloward said his team will My son Aaron played football and ran cross- Tooele has always relied on a strong defense. with the defense of Camarie Evans, Cicely Tillman, be ready and fired up, no matter who the Scots send country for the Cowboys as well, so I learned But the Lady Buffs parlayed tough one-goal Sara Black, Liz Miller and Becky Deleeuw to help out on to the field. a few things along the way. So here are a few performances along with stellar shutout perfor- post the whitewash of the Bears. “I expect everything they have this week,” he stated. cross-country tips that may help all runners mances by the stingy defense to make a run at a Meanwhile, Meredith Nigh took a pass from “They look at our record and figure this is a winnable in their quest for the state title. Cross coun- coveted post-season berth from the Region 11 girls Brooklyn Bown and headed the ball into the net game for them and they know that if they don’t win this try athletes run between two and five miles soccer ranks. midway through the second half, and stellar defen- one, it will be tough for them to get to state. I really per day, depending on their coach. Choosing Tooele seized identical 1-0 home wins over Bear sive play once again helped Tooele record their feel they will be at full force and have some guys rested equipment, preventing injuries, increasing River last Thursday and Ogden Tuesday to join the first-ever girls soccer win over Ogden Tuesday at for us when we go up there on Friday. We’ll definitely stamina and finding the competitive edge chase for one of the league’s four state tournament THS. see their best effort and we will be ready to answer it. should always be on the mind of a runner. berths. And if that wasn’t enough, the 2005 Tooele High It’s their Homecoming game and they will be emotional First, it’s all in the feet. The best shoe for Kaytlin Allen fired in a goal in the first half to School girls squad must like the 1-0 tally as Liz any long distance running is the lightest shoe, produce the lone goal needed for the Lady Buffs which provides the most support for the to battle past the rival Lady Bears last Thursday SEE POST PAGE A11 SEE FACE PAGE A11 weight. Many coaches like Saucony running shoes, but there are many different brands. You want a light shoe with built-in arch sup- port. When you’re shopping, check the shoe’s Mustangs claim region runner-up seed with sweep weight carefully. Many runners like to have spikes for rough terrain. Always check with by Nick Drake Region 18 double-header at Manila. College in Orem. St. Joseph bounced right back your coach before selecting a shoe. SPORTS EDITOR Dugway coasted to a decisive 18- The Mustangs also tangle with with three tallies in the bottom of Second. Avoid injury. You are running in Dugway knew it needed a sweep 4 triumph in the nightcap to earn a Intermountain Christian School the opening session to take a slim rainy weather and over muddy terrain that can against region cellar-dweller Manila sweep and second-place standing in today in a non-league contest at 3-2 advantage. Dan Stoekl ripped a be littered with branches, leaves and vines. to wrap up the Region 18 second the region ranks. Dugway at 4 p.m. two-run single and later scored on a There are many opportunities for injury so here seed and a berth into the Class 1A The sweep bolsters the Mustangs A story on the two games will be single to build the one-run edge. are a few tips to keep you safe. 1. Wear com- State Baseball tournament. overall record at 7-8 and gives the published in a future edition. The Mustangs exploded for their fortable shoes with good traction. 2. Pay close But the Tooele County Mustangs local squad a 6-2 Region 18 mark. Not St. Joseph 21 - Dugway 11 biggest rally of the season, seven attention to the course. If you wear glasses, get didn’t figure it would take extra only does the sweep boost Dugway The Jays beat the Mustangs for the runs, and regained a huge 9-3 edge. a headband and wear them. 3. Double or even innings just to beat Manila in the up in the standings, it clinches a post- second time in the 2005 season in a Morgan Kartchner and Josh Nelson triple tie your running shoes. It would surprise opening game of the doubleheader season berth for the Mustangs. slugfest affair Aug. 30 in Ogden. belted one-out singles in the inning you how many runners lose a shoe or trip and Friday. Dugway will meet the Region 15 Dugway drew first blood and to trigger the barrage. Woolett drew fall because their shoes come untied. 4. If you Only clutch hits by Zack James and runner-up Wayne Monday at Payson seized a quick 2-0 cushion. Dakota a walk to load the bases and McCarty have an old injury, take care of it and wear elas- Cody Stromberg managed to snap a High at 3 p.m. in a Class 1A State Woolett opened the game with a pounded a two-run single to aid the tic braces for additional support. 5. To prevent 3-3 deadlock and a play at the plate tournament quarterfinal game. A vic- single while Josh McCarty and C.J. outburst. Taylor Schofield drew a having side pains while running drink plenty recorded the final out of the game to tory over the Badgers Monday will Brothers pounded doubles in the walk to load the bases again and of fluids before the race. Water and Gatorade lift Dugway to a thrilling 5-4 victory boost the Mustangs into the state frame to stake the Mustangs to a will do fine. If you get a side pain while run- in eight innings in the opener of the semis Oct. 7-8 at Utah Valley State two-run lead. SEE CLAIM PAGE A11 SEE TIPS PAGE A11 Cowgirls seize silver; Sports Wrap 1st doubles win region

Cowgirls fall to Grizzlies by Nick Drake Logan edged past Grantsville 4-2 Tuesday in SPORTS EDITOR Region 11 girls soccer action. Grantsville knew it would be tough to overtake The Lady Grizzlies are currently in second region leading Ogden in this week’s Region 11 Girls place in the league ranks but the Cowgirls man- Tennis tournament at Logan. aged to battle with the region runner-up. But although the Cowgirls knew a region team Grantsville hosts Tooele today at 4 p.m. and title might be out of the question, the perennial closes out the season Tuesday with a road trip power still wanted to qualify their players with as to Tremonton to battle Bear River. high seeds as possible to earn favorable first-round Cowgirls, Lady Buffs fall draws for the Class 3A State Girls Tennis tourna- Grantsville and Tooele dropped Region 11 ment next weekend at Brigham Young University. affairs on the road Tuesday. Grantsville did accomplish the task somewhat. The Cowgirls lost a tough five-game contest Monica Aagard and Camille Christiansen powered to rival Ben Lomond, 25-23, 25-27, 22-25, 25-20, their way to the region first doubles title with a 15-5 Tuesday in Ogden while the Lady Buffs decision over Ogden in Wednesday’s championship ventured to Tremonton and dropped a 25-11, match. 25-17, 25-19 decision to the league leading Lady Cowgirl teammate Brittany Smith and second Bears from Bear River. doubles combo Natalie Tripp and Giselle Stephenson Grantsville and Tooele return home tonight combined forces to battle into their respective to host league foes. The Cowgirls host Ogden finals, but dropped decisions to Ogden foes and fin- while the Lady Buffs battle Ben Lomond at ish with second seeds from the Region 11 ranks into THS. Both matches are slated to begin at 7:15 the Oct. 7-8 state tourney. p.m. Grantsville also hosts league leading Bear Grantsville’s Lori Gallup fought to a fourth-place River Tuesday and Tooele hits the road to seed as well at third singles. Logan the same night as both teams begin the Cowgirl senior Bethany Swenson finished just second half of the region slate with 7:15 p.m. one win shy of a state tournament berth at first contests. singles. Grantsville and Tooele High will host the Region Buffs take 4th in region golf 11 Junior Varsity tournament today, beginning at Logan edged Ogden by two strokes for top 2 p.m. Logan will meet the Lady Buffs at Tooele honors in the Region 11 Golf meet Monday at today and the winner will play the Cowgirls squad photography/Troy Boman Grantsville’s Bethany Swenson prepares to blister a serve in a match this fall at the Nelson Memorial SEE WRAP PAGE A11 Tennis Courts. The Cowgirls took second in the Region 11 Girls Tennis tournament and now prepare for SEE SEIZE PAGE A11 the Class 3A State Girls Tennis tournament Oct. 7-8 at BYU. THURSDAY September 29, 2005 A11

middle and Meredith came across and headed the Post ball into the net. It was a perfect play all the way continued from page A10 around. It’s the type of play you like to see. (Ogden) pushed everyone up the field but we fought them off Miller fired in the lone goal of the game at Saturday’s for the win. It’s the first time we’ve ever beaten their THS Alumni game to upend the alumni team as girls team and it couldn’t have come at a better time well. for us.” Three games in a week, all victories and all three THS posts 1-0 wins were decided by a 1-0 count. The Lady Buffs captured a pair of 1-0 decisions Tooele travels to Grantsville today to tangle with over Bear River (Sept. 22) and Ogden (Sept. 27) to the Cowgirls and then, complete the regular season record a stellar week of victories, both at Tooele slate Tuesday at home against Logan, both at 4 p.m. High. Tooele Coach Chris Wilcox said it definitely was a Allen gave the Lady Buffs a huge lift Sept. 22 productive week for the Lady Buff soccer squad. against Bear River. The Lady Buff sophomore pro- “It’s been a great week,” he noted. “We lost to Ben duced the game’s only goal late in the first half. Lomond 4-0 and we weren’t happy about the way Goalie Alexis Bird drop-kicked the ball to clear it we played in the second half against them. But last from the Tooele end. The Lady Bears’ sweeper raced Thursday, the girls knew they couldn’t slip up any up to kick it and missed the ball. Allen scooted in more and plus we lost to (Bear River) only 2-1 in to take possession, dribbled the ball into the Bear the first meeting and we knew we were better than River zone and drilled the ball in between the pipes them and could beat them if we played a complete to erase a 0-0 deadlock and lift Tooele to a 1-0 edge game. We played the whole game. We didn’t make with only five minutes remaining in the first half. the mistakes defensively and took advantage of our The stingy defense of net-minder Bird and the offensive opportunity to get the win. It was a huge defensive unit of Camarie Evans, Cicely Tillman, win. The girls knew their backs were against the wall Sara Black, Liz Miller and Becky Deleeuw helped and they came out and did exactly what they needed Tooele record the shutout with outstanding defen- to and exactly what they are capable of. sive action. The midfield of Meredith Nigh, Jasmine “On Tuesday, Ogden really beat us up pretty Schmalhaus and Kate Deleeuw also turned in stellar good up there in the first meeting (4-0),” he added. play to stymie the Bear River attack as well as for- “They dominated and we didn’t play our best and it ward tandem Brooklyn Bown and Allen. appeared to Ogden that we couldn’t compete with Pivotal reserve play from Corinne Bird, Samantha them. But we knew if we took care of the ball and Thomas and Megan Turnbow also ignited the Lady finished our opportunities that we would have our Buff win. photography/Mike Anderson chances and we could play with them. It was back The Cowboy offensive line and running back Ryan Butler prepare to block Trojan defenders while quar- In Tuesday’s triumph over the Lady Tigers, Nigh and forth and pretty evenly played game. And then, terback Ryan Willis prepares to hand off to tailback Brent Mouritsen against Morgan earlier this season. came through with a huge goal, headed into the back 20 minutes Brooklyn faked a girl out in the right Grantsville will need another stellar performance from the GHS offensive line this week to beat a scrappy of the net at the 20-minute mark of the second half to Ben Lomond squad on the Scots Homecoming night. corner, got an open look, crossed the ball across the snap the scoreless affair.

holding its opponents to a mere last week’s romp at Ogden. View quarterback James) Lark Face 12.8 ppg, including three shut- The lone six-point plays Nelson may be a little bit more faster out victories. The Grizzlies have hasn’t accounted for is a fumble but Nelson is shiftier and makes continued from page A10 While SR36 is beaten Olympus (38-0), Park City recovery and 13-yard return and defenders miss quite a bit. and ready to play. (66-26), Sky View (59-0), Bear a scoring strike from the reserve “The running back (Flores) is “We just need to come out and River (55-34) and Ogden (48-0) quarterback in the second week not as physical as (Pine View’s under construction play like we did last week and while the lone blemish of the of the season in a drubbing of Jesse) Ence but he’s a lot quicker 2400 North just compete hard for four full season came to talent-laden Alta Park City. and he can make defenders miss quarters,” he added. “We need to (17-14) Sept. 9 in Sandy. Placekicker Courtney Cano also,” he added. “He is very dan- take � � stay focused and we can’t worry Nelson has been leading Logan has also connected on 34 of 37 gerous as well. So we have our � about the past or the future. It’s on a break-neck pace with 27 PAT attempts on the year. work cut out for us this week. alternate Hospital

an important game for both of us scoring strikes on the season and Needless to say, Tooele Coach We have to tackle well and pur- � so it should be a good one.” still four regular season games Sam Elliott knows his 4-2 Buffs sue to the ball. We can force route 2400 Coach Cloward said start- remaining. The Grizzlie field gen- have their hands full with the 5-1 some turnovers if we swarm to x Bob’s ing wide receiver and defensive eral has fired touchdown tosses and high flying Grizzlies Friday the ball and force the ball out North Garage back Jordan Nelson (ankle) will to six different receivers includ- in Tooele. of their hands while they are still see limited action again this ing seven to running back Josh “Logan is a very talented making their moves to elude us. week due to a nagging injury. Flores and five each to Kyle team,” he stated. “They are very If we can chew up some time Logan at Tooele Dragnich, Jim Alley and Taylor similar to Pine View in that they on offense and get lucky with Bob’s The high octane Grizzlies make Palmer. And when Nelson isn’t like to throw the ball and do it some turnovers and get some GARAGE & DIESEL their first-ever trek into Tooele to lofting long bombs, the Logan very, very well. They might be a stops, we can beat them. They “Engines Are Our Business” tackle the Buffs Friday at THS. field general is darting through little bit more athletic at the wide are very, very similar to Pine Engines • Transmission • Drive Axle Front End opposing defenses for nine scor- receiver position than Pine View View. We’ll have to come and Air Conditioning • Power Steering Logan has averaged an eye- Tune-ups • Engine Diagnostics popping 46.6 points per game ing gallops as well. He also has a and a little more deep. I think the play four complete quarters to (ppg) average on offense while two-point run for a conversion in quarterbacks are similar. (Pine beat these guys.” 1676 N Progress Way • Tooele • 882-0313 or 882-1273

cushion. Claim St. Joseph countered with four runs in the bot- continued from page A10 tom half of the fourth to close the deficit to 11-10. The Jays opened the inning with a walk and single Zack James ripped a two-run double as well. and used a two-out two-run double and a Stoekl Preston Edwards clubbed a RBI single while Cody two-run home run to close to within a run of the Stromberg concluded the assault with a two-run Dugway edge. double to stake Dugway to its biggest lead of the The hosts erupted for five runs in the bottom season, six runs. of the fifth to take the lead for good, 15-11. The The Jays chipped away at the deficit in the Jays used two hit batters to open the inning, a second and third innings. A lead off walk and two-run single by Carl Ward and another two-run one-out double sparked the hosts comeback bid. clout by Luke Schwartz to ignite the St. Joseph Stoekl ripped a two-run double to aid the rally. comeback. Another single pushed home a runner and pulled St. Joseph used three walks, four hits and a the Jays to within 9-6 after two innings of play had Mustang error to plate six more runs in the sixth expired. inning and end the game on the 10-run rule. Dugway bounced right back to push home a Woolett and Edwards paced the Dugway attack pair of tallies in the top of the third to extend with three hits each while McCarty contributed CongratulationsCongratulations the lead to 11-6. Nelson drew a lead off walk and a pair of safeties as well. Schofield, Brothers, Woolett smacked a RBI triple. Schofield belted a James, Stromberg, Kartchner and Nelson also run scoring single to build up a five-run Mustang provided one hit each as well. to the 20052005 ChampionsChampions

Grantsville 4 - Logan 1 The Wasatch Homes Western Amateur Brock Griffith Seize The Cowgirls toppled the Lady Grizzlies in the continued from page A10 first-ever meeting between the Region 11 foes Sept. 15 at Grantsville. Mens Club Champion Nick Waters Brittany Smith fought to a decision over at Grantsville following the match. Then, Ben Muriel McGregor, 6-1, 6-4 at second singles Mens Club Low Net Champion Jim McGonagal Lomond and Bear River will battle at THS while Cowgirl teammate Lori Gallup logged a around 3:30 p.m. and the winner will battle win over Logan’s Avenlea Harris, 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) at Ladies Club Champion Gayle Yerke Ogden in dual action later that evening. The two third singles as well. winners of the late contests will meet at THS Monica Aagard and Camille Christiansen com- Ladies Net Champion Sharon McCoy around 5 p.m. while the third and fourth place bined to toppled Logan duo Brooke Robinson matches will be held at GHS. and Josie Olson, 6-0, 6-2 at first doubles while Adam & Eve Champions Fred Ginter & Tammy Stoddard Grantsville varsity will also compete at Sandy the Cowgirl tandem of Natalie Tripp and Giselle on Monday against Juan Diego at 3:30 p.m. in a Stephenson joined together to edge past Lady Senior Low Net Champion Tony Busico non-league dual. Grizzlie combo Kristina Roskelley and Kathryn The 3A State Girls Tennis Championships will Hopkins, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1 at second doubles also. Senior Co-Champions Gross Karl Anderson/Steve Bevan be held Oct. 7-8 at Brigham Young University. Ashley Goddard also produced a junior var- Coaches comments and individual results will sity singles win in the lone JV match of the day. be published in Tuesday’s edition. 1st Annual Plant A Tree forethought it deserves. Tips Third. Think competitively and Wrap use strategy. Get out of the pack continued from page A10 continued from page A10 as well as you can. Move through Tournament ning raise your arms above your Eagle Mountain. Tournament the field at a comfortable pace. head while you continue to run. 6. If you don’t have a great finish, The Grizzlies fired a first place Saturday, October 8th, Runners should always maintain you must get away from the pack 292 and the Tigers were right a healthy diet low in fat and high early. Make your move just before behind with a 294. Bear River 10:00 am Shotgun in carbohydrates, especially dur- the crest of a hill or around a tight claimed third place at 309 while ing the few days prior to a race. Everyone is invited to Sign up Call 882-4220. bend in the course. This will get Tooele (312), Ben Lomond (324) A good habit is to make pasta and Grantsville (326) rounded out you away for the pack before your the main dish prior to race day. fourth through sixth place. opponent has time to respond. Immediately before the race you You should not be flying down the should drink plenty of fluids after Swimming Team home stretch. If you are a closing a healthy breakfast low in fat and 1255 E. Vine St. Tooele • 882-4220 sprinter, rethink your race and Parents Meeting high in carbohydrates. Cereal with The parents of swimmers on redistribute your efforts earlier in Expire Expire Expire two percent or skim milk, toast, the Tooele High School swimming 3/01/06 3/01/06 3/01/06 orange juice, and a banana is a the race for better position. I always loved attending my team are invited to attend the good breakfast before a morning annual coaches/parents meeting son’s cross-county meets. They meet. 7. Shin splints are common tonight in the THS cafeteria. FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL were always fun and exciting. Also Bucket of among long distance runners. If The 6:30 p.m. meeting is for all if you’re a spectator, don’t forget Range Balls you have shin splints soak in a tub parents who have children on the for FREE your binoculars. Tooele County of warm water and rest. Training team for the first time this year 9 9 with Lunch purchase with shin splints can make them runners, if you see David Arthur Play Nine Holes w/ for or have not attended one in the at the Delicious Sand Trap Grill worse. Tell your coach immedi- running around out there, tell him CART for only $9 Large2 Bucket of Range1 Balls past. The 7 p.m. meeting is for all At Oquirrh Hills Club House. ately if you have shin splints. 8. thanks for reminding us what a of the parents with children on M, T, W only. With coupon on Monday Nights Just like anything else, use com- great sport cross country really is. the team. mon sense and give your sport the See you from the sideline. A12 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Chamber hires familiar face as its new executive director

by Karen Hunt account representative in the over the last 10 years ... and like thorough,” added board member involvement.

STAFF WRITER advertising department. I said with her current job she Tom McCarty. “Putting a sign on your door The Tooele County Chamber In that position, she spent goes out and gets to know the Keith Bird, chairman of the saying you’re a member is not of Commerce recently chose much of her time meeting with businesses.” Tooele County Chamber of going to mean the chamber Debbie Winn as its executive local businesses and helping In all, 12 board of directors Commerce and co-worker of works for you. You have to be them market themselves to their had a say in the decision. Winn, says he is excited for the active, and I’m going to work at director. She will begin her posi- customers. England said Winn has all the new level of energy and ideas activating members.” tion Oct. 3. That knowledge of local busi- skills they were looking for: per- Winn will bring. As a part of that, Winn wants Winn comes to the cham- nesses and the community made sonality, good business sense, “To me she’s one of those to see the chamber involved ber with years of experience her a good pick for the position, ability to handle budgetary items who’s going to be out in the in more events and create a in community involvement and according to members of the for the chamber, good organiza- community every single day,” spirit of volunteerism. She outreach and knowledge of the board of directors. tional skills and a good sense of he said. hopes to reach out to the entire local business atmosphere. “She’s a longtime resident Tooele’s business environment. As executive director Winn county, including businesses She has worked at the Tooele of Tooele,” England said. “She “She’s got a great personality says she hopes to get more busi- in Grantsville, Erda, Stansbury Transcript Bulletin for the last knows the people, the growth, and gets along with most every- nesses to join the chamber and Park and Stockton. eight years, most recently as an the things that have occurred body and she’s very efficient and to get members to expand their One issue she’d like to Debbie Winn address is getting more support for Tooele’s downtown. “The downtown development alliance is going to promote the ����������������������������������������� downtown area,” Winn said. “I would also like to see other areas support the downtown. They may not have their store- front downtown, but they also need to show their support. We don’t want to see the downtown die.” Winn believes businesses will find as she has, “serving others gives you more than you get.” ����� She said the community needs �������� to realize businesses are what �������� keep the county going strong. “I would like to see big busi- ������� nesses come to Tooele and also be a part of the community, ������������������� but I’d also like small business ������������������������� owners to know they are just as �������������������������������� important.” ��������������������������� �������������������� Bird said Winn will need to ������������������������������������ be prepared to represent the chamber on important issues ������������������� ����������������������� ����������� like growth. ����������� “People are going to come to ����������� her for the chamber’s stand,” he ������������ ���������� said. ����� � �� ���������� ���������� � �� An impending issue as Winn ���������� � ��������� ���������� comes in will be where to locate ������ ���� ���� ������� ���������� ������� �� the post office, Bird said. � ������ ����� ������������ �� “We’ve been asked by differ- ���������� � �� � ������������������� � ������������������ � �� ���������� ent people to give our sugges- �� ���������� � �� tion of where the post office � ������������������� � �������������������� ���������� � ������������ � ���������������������� ���� ���������� ���� should be and she’ll obviously ��� ������� ����������� � ���������������������� �� �� have to take a stand.” � ������������������ ������������� ������������ �������� �� Other pressing issues include ���������� � �� ���������� ������������� whether, “we let some of the ���������� �������������������������������������������� � �� ���������� �������������������������������������������������� big box stores come into town” ���� ���������� ���� �������������� ����������������� ��������������������� ������ ����������� and what to do with downtown �� ������� ����� ������������������������������� ����������������� Tooele City. ���������������������� ������������������ ���������������������������������������� �� “Basically [the executive director’s] doing public relations for different business in town,” Bird said. “You are a P.R. piece for each of those businesses. That’s one of the reasons we �� �� needed someone who is very � ��������� � ������ �� strong-willed, someone who can � ������ �� �� talk to people without being �� ���������� ��������� � afraid.” �� ���������� �������������������� ��� Winn fills the vacancy left ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��� �� ����������� after the former chamber exec- �������������������� ��������� ������ ��������� ������ ��������� ������ ���������������� ���������� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� �������������������� utive director Mike Anderson ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ��������� ����� ��������� ����� resigned. Anderson left the ������ ������ ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ������ ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ������ ������ ��������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������� chamber to pursue a different ������ ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ������������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ������ career path. ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ������ ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ������ Anderson had served for one ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ������ ��������� ����� ������ ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ������ and a half years. Prior to his ten- ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ure, the chamber of commerce ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ���������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ executive director position was ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ held by Jack Howard, who led ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� the chamber for more than 10 ��������� years. ������� ���� ������ ���� “I am honored to have been chosen to represent the cham- ber of commerce and its mem- bers,” Winn said. “I have grown �� �� very close to numerous business � ���������� �� � ���������� � ���������� owners. There’s lots that I have �� �� �� grown close to and I truly want �� �������� to help them make their busi- � ���������� ��������� ����� ����������� nesses work.” �������������������� ���������� ������ ������������ Winn is married to Tyler Winn ���� �� ���������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� �������������������� ���������� ������ ���������� ������� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� ��������� ����� and has five children and five ����������� ����� ���������� ����� ����������� ����� ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������� ����������� ������� grandchildren. ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ������ ���������� ����� ��������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ����� ��������� ����� ����������� ������ ��������� ������ ��������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� News Briefs ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ����� ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ��������� ������ ����������� ������ Two mustard agent leaks ����������� ����� ���������� ����� ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ����� ���������� ����� ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ detected at chemical depot ���������� ����� ��������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ������������� ������ Mustard agent vapor leak- ����������� ����� ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ������������� ������ ����������� ����� ����������� ������ ��������� ������ ������������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ���������� ������ ing from two over-packed 155 ����������� ����� ����������� ������ ���������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ������ mm projectiles were detected ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� this week during monitoring operations in a storage igloo at ��������� ������� ���� ������ ���� Deseret Chemical Depot. Depot workers in protective ����������������� clothing placed the munitions ������������� ������������������������������������������������ �������� in a larger airtight container for ���������������������������� continued storage. The earth covered storage structure is filtered and no vapor ������� escaped into the environment. ��� ������������ There was no danger to sur- � �� ����� rounding communities, accord- ��������������� ����������� ing to a press release. � �� ���� � �� ��� �������������� �� ������ �������� ����������������� ����������������������� ������ ������� ����������� ����� ���������������� ����������� ������������ ������ �� ��� ������� ������� ����� ���������� ����� ����������� ������ ����������� ������� ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� ������������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� ������ ������������� ������ ����������� ������ ����������� ������ ���������� ����� ������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������� ��������������� ������������������ ���������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������������� ���������������� ���������������������������������������� ������������ ������� �������� THURSDAY September 29, 2005 B1

■ Unless otherwise requested, community Doings Around The Valley news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and Doings Around the Valley ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information ■ Classifieds and Public Notices contact Community News Editor Hometown Karen Hunt at 882-0050.

photography / Jerry Sintz Photographers Jerry Sintz and Martin Townsend will meet with Tooele County residents at an artist’s reception Friday evening. Their photography is on display at m-e style gallery in Tooele. Wild Mustangs & Rural America Photographers will discuss their art at Tooele gallery Friday by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER Tooele County with its rolling hills and endless blue sky is jauntily modest about its wild horses, which roam Skull Valley. By some kind of serendipity, some of those horses are coming to Tooele City caught on film. Photographer Jerry Sintz will unveil his exhibit on wild horse photography at m-e style gallery at 5 N. Main St. Friday. Also, at the exhibit is the photography of Martin Townsend. In contrast to Sintz’s focus on horses and open landscapes, Townsend’s photography captures “a sense of place.” They could be considered landscapes admits curator Miriam Tanner, but they are less panoramic and focus on historic buildings, places that could be from anytown, USA. “People really buy his things because they are reminded of things photography / Jerry Sintz or want to be reminded of things,” Tanner said. “They grew up in the Liberty Park area or they grew up in rural Utah.” in Aragonite (where Envirocare is now located) and later moved to At a reception with the two artists Friday evening from 6-9, county Tooele where he graduated from Tooele High School. residents have a chance to see the power and tenderness of the wild It was Townsend, who asked his friend Sintz to join in the mustangs, and relish the nostalgia of an old bicycle or silo from days exhibit. gone by. Longtime Tooele County residents can also greet an old friend. SEE PHOTOS PAGE B10 One of the artists, Townsend, grew up at his father’s mining camp photography / Jerry Sintz Force bulbs now for gorgeous Valentine display s summer That embryo flower is Plant the bulbs so they nearly bulbs need not be oriented in winds down, surrounded by the fleshy touch to create a well-balanced any particular order. The end Amany of us scales that store energy it mass of flowers and foliage in result is much nicer, if the pot look forward to will need to get growing. In your living bouquet. Purchase contains wall-to-wall bulbs. winter as a break order to initiate the flower- enough to plant four to five Soak the medium in the from weeding and ing process, each bulb must daffodils, six to seven tulips or pots thoroughly so that there watering and har- be subjected to its specific four to five hyacinths in a six- is a moist surrounding for the vesting and preserv- cold requirement, followed inch bulb pot. A bulb pot is not plants to grow. Keep the entire ing the produce by a warmth requirement. as tall as a regular pot, but is pot at 40 to 50 degrees for 10 to from our gardens. The key to making bulbs not essential for good growth. 15 weeks. Conveniently, that is But somewhere in begin growing is to provide What medium you plant them the temperature of your refrig- the recesses of our Diane Sagers a temperature of between in is very important, however. erator, if it is functioning right. minds, we anticipate CORRESPONDENT 40 and 50 degrees in a moist This crop does not tolerate wet An unheated garage will also the splash of color surrounding. When those feet so choose a well-drained provide that temperature when that will come again Garden conditions are met for a potting soil. To make your own, the days get shorter. in the spring. Now is long enough duration, the use one part peat moss, one Another option is to bury the time to prepare Spot bulb is convinced that it part coarse sand, and one part the pots outdoors up to their for that spring color has experienced winter and vermiculite. Don’t worry about tops in soil — preferably in a splash by planting bulbs and initiates growth. During this adding fertilizer now because shaded area. That provides the biennial plants. period, roots form and leaf and the bulb holds all that is needed right temperature and the mix Why wait for spring to get flower stalk elongation begins. for flower development. doesn’t dry out as readily. Dig a that delightful boost of color? The cold treatment period lasts Put the bulbs in the pot so trench about a foot deep for six Patience is a virtue, it is said, from 12 to 14 weeks. their tips are 1/2 inch below inch pots. When they are cov- but you can have color during If you are looking at having the top of the rim. Add enough ered with soil, place leaves or the drab months of winter with tulips in bloom for Christmas, of the mix to barely cover the mulch over them about a foot just a little planning and plant- you are too late this year. It tips of the bulbs. Leave 1/2 inch deep so that they don’t freeze. ing now. is not unthinkable that you Preparing ahead can yield romantic Valentine’s blooms to display dur- from the soil surface to the rim That makes a mound so they Those tulip, daffodil, hya- could have bright blossoms for ing the chilly days of February. of the pot to facilitate watering. can be found under the snow cinth and other spring-flower- Valentine’s Day, however. You Plant tulip bulbs so the flat side when you are ready to bring ing bulbs we plant now hold all just need to get the process the trouble, but the results of large size bulbs — those that is toward the pot. This allows them indoors. the parts — roots, stem, leaves going right now. your efforts will be disappoint- are free from blemishes and the first leaf that emerges and flower — that will make up Making this lovely indoor, ing if you use inferior bulbs. rot spots and those that are not to form an attractive border SEE BULBS PAGE B11 the plant next season. mid-winter garden is worth Purchase solid, medium to shriveled. around the planting. Other B2 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Middle Canyon’s fall foliage merits an autumn excursion s autumn the price of gasoline now days, toric workings. closes in it is not always an economically There are fire pits and picnic Aon us, it viable proposition to go and see tables at the White Pine Camping gives us a spec- them. area and it is a really nice place tacular show of Luckily for us residents of the for a picnic, camp, hike, or color in certain Tooele area, there is a gorgeous horseback ride. The trail that areas of the canyon with heads south state. There are a good road Come said the wind from this area many places to that provides follows White choose from access to to the leaves one day Pine Canyon to see this bril- people of Come o’re the meadows towards White liant display Jaromy Jessop all ages to Pine Flat which GUEST COLUMNIST and we will play of fall foli- view the fall Put on your dresses is a large open age from the leaves. In my bowl below Timpanogos humble opin- of scarlet and gold the massive Alpine loop, Then & Now ion, Middle For summer is gone headwall of to the Mount Canyon, just and the days grow cold White Pine Nebo Scenic east of Tooele Peak. Along the Loop, to the Skyline drive and the in the Oquirrh — A CHILDREN’S SONG way you will be plateaus of southern Utah. Most Mountains FROM THE 1880’S hiking through Looking from Butterfield Peaks west to Middle Canyon onlookers can see patches of color against the of these places are quite some is one of the dense fir for- evergreens. Tooele City is in the background at the mouth of the canyon. distance from Tooele and given very best est following autumn drives in the state. It is a tiny stream past several old easily accessible and there are all mines. This trail eventually tops kinds of recreational opportuni- the ridge near 9,170 foot West ties that one can take advantage Butterfield Peak. of in this canyon. If you continue to follow this To get there, go to the his- trail you will end up near the toric center of Tooele which summit of East Butterfield Peak is the junction of Main Street 9,370 feet and then you can (Utah Highway 36) and Vine descend down to Butterfield Pass Street near the Tooele County and walk the road back to where Courthouse. Turn east on Vine you started. There are all kinds Street and follow this road up of variations to this route that through the neighborhoods, past can be taken including ridge runs St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church to the much higher summits of and the golf course and you will Lowe, Kelsey and Rocky Peaks. round a bend in the mountain The trails are beautiful this time on your right and then enter the of year, but the air is markedly canyon at a place called Angel’s cooler, and it is down right freez- Grove. ing in the shadows and once the As you round this bend, 8,745 sun goes down, so be prepared if foot Clipper Ridge is directly in you hike these trails. front of you with Tooele High Continuing past White Pine Fall Seminar School’s conspicuous “T” on Camping area, the pavement its western bench. The “T” and ends and the road becomes a bit Middle Canyon in particular rough with washboards. You will have been a local political hot cross a small stream in about a potato due to a dispute between half a mile just before you begin a County Commissioner and the the grueling switch backs up to High School Principal. I don’t Butterfield Pass. The sub canyon have an opinion on who is right that heads south that contains or wrong in this case, but the this small creek is a great pos- article in the Transcript makes sibility for some serious primitive for some entertaining reading. hiking up into the heavily for- The mountain itself is gorgeous ested bowl below the north face this time of year with it’s slopes of the Butterfield Peaks. near the summit ringed by golden From this point, continuing Aspen and dark green conifers east, the road climbs nearly 1,000 with the lower drainages choked feet in less than a mile up to the with bright red Gamble oak. parking area at Butterfield Pass. As you enter the canyon, you A 4x4 vehicle is recommended are at once within the mountains. for this stretch, but I have seen Clipper Ridge, Clipper Peak many passenger cars make it to (9,200 feet) and Sunshine Peak the pass. At the pass, you will (9,020 feet) on West Mountain, gaze down Butterfield Canyon, make up the northern wall of across Salt Lake Valley to the this deep, steep-sided canyon. impressive summits of Broads Harker’s Canyon Knob (9,747 Fork Twin Peaks and Lone Peak feet), White Pine Peak (10,321 in the Wasatch Mountains. From feet) and the Butterfield Peaks here you can continue up to (9,370 feet), make up the high the north another 2 or so miles ridgeline on the southern side and over 1,000 more feet to the of the canyon. The canyon bot- summit of West Mountain and tom is choked with a mixed the Oquirrh Overlook which is forest of very large Gamble another article in itself. Oak, Cottonwood, Douglas fir Another variation is to descend and all kinds of other trees that Butterfield Canyon and observe exchange their green hues for it’s outstanding fall colors and more radiant orange, yellow, and then return to Tooele Valley via Tuesday, October 4, 2005 crimson colors as the nights grow U-111, U-201, I-80 and U-36 mak- When: cooler, while the stately pine and ing a complete circuit of the 7:00 p.m. fir maintain their deep greens in northern Oquirrh Mountains. Or, striking contrast. you could simply enjoy yourself There are approximately four at the pass, taking advantage of Mountain West Medical Center miles of pavement up Middle one of the many trails that radi- Where: Canyon and it is quite a steep ate from this point into the deep Classrooms ascent as the road climbs over forest, several of which will land 1,000 feet up to White Pine Picnic you right back down at the White Area. Along this stretch of road Pine Camping area. Check your it is a normal occurrence to see maps carefully and know your Topic: “Financial Fitness: How to Prepare for the Future” mule deer, squirrels and chip- route because some of these munks with an occasional mar- trails are really old mining roads presented by Kathy Hillis, Vice President of Women’s mot, skunk or porcupine. You are to nowhere. Financial Services, Wells Fargo practically guaranteed to run into Whatever your choice, a visit some livestock and when you do, to Middle Canyon in the Oquirrh give these big heifers the right Mountains is well worth the Learn what you should store in a safety deposit box. Become educated on the of way and a wide berth to boot. minimal effort it takes to get The White Pine Camping / Picnic there. From my experience, it terms floating around such as annuities, 401K’s, CD’s and more that may affect area is a peaceful little place with is much more accessible than your investment future. Healthy Woman does not endorse specific companies a small stream running through Settlement Canyon and certainly it and a fine trail, which will be much cleaner. In a few weeks or financial planners. discussed a bit later. Nearby are the leaves will be gone leaving the large historic dumps of long the trees bare. The snow will abandoned mines. The tunnel in begin to fall and the canyon gate Healthy Woman is a FREE series of monthly events and workshops catered to this area was actually bored all will be locked for another long the way through the mountain winter season so now is the time women ages 18-55. into the Kennecott Copper Pit to take advantage of this wonder- from here as a means of draining ful place so accessible in Tooele sub surface water from those his- County’s backyard. Reservations are required due to limited space. Please call 843-3690 or 843-3691 to reserve your spot at this informative seminar.

Enjoy light refreshments, free giveaways, and a night out!

Tooele residents can head east up Middle Canyon just before the White Pine Camping Area for a scenic autumn drive. Stockton

Benches at South Rim

South Rim Dr.

Tooe le 2108 W. Deer Run Dr.

THURSDAY September 29, 2005 B3 DVD “Alma and King Noah’s Court” shines Leaning Tree with complex emotion, unapologetic pomp Farm Fall Sale Now is the time to plant! here As always, even with the have comedy inherent in the series, • Shade, Ornamental & Specimen Evergreen Trees Tbeen big writer/director Dennis Agle Jr. % some changes and composer/director Edson off • Over 25 varieties with Liken the 15 $ take these stories very seri- • 35 and up Scriptures, ously. Just the right balance the popular between religious education DELIVERY AVAILABLE! 3 mi. west of Stockton religiously- and entertainment. Silver Ave based DVD More information on Episode series for chil- owner Jon Hogan 4 and the entire DVD series can dren. Their 843-7675 studios are no Audrey Rock- be found at www.likenthescrip- 3 mi. west of Stockton longer known Richardson tures.com. as One South STAFF WRITER Studios; the name of the Reel Talk company has been changed �������� to Lightstone Studios. The chief priest in King Noah’s Court, played by Kirk Mecham, questions And the production schedule Abinadi, played by Ken Eklof, in “Alma and King Noah’s Court,” the newest in for episodes has been ramped the Liken the Scriptures series about the Bible and “The Book of Mormon.” up — way up. The previous �������������� goal was to put out one scrip- tures were visualized in the first Amelia finds meaning in the ture story from either the Bible 3 episodes is replaced. 9-year- similarities between the stories or The Church of Jesus Christ’s old Amelia (Lauren Faber) is a of Alma and Abinadi and her ���������������������� Book of Mormon every six wealthy young convert to the own family, and it gives her �� months. That was a lofty goal, LDS faith. On the eve of her courage to make one particular �������������� ���������� given that composer/lyricist baptism, she struggles to rec- life changing decision. Aaron Edson was responsible oncile her need for acceptance Episode 4 expands a for an entire score for every among peers with her new sparkling pool of Liken the episode. religion. Scriptures cast with the rich �������������������������� Now, the goal is one episode The two LDS Church mis- talent of Dallyn Vail Bayles. His every other month. So just as sionaries who have been teach- operatic presence is strength- ����������������������������� the newest DVD, Alma and King ing Amelia’s family tell her the ened by well-played scenes of Noah’s Court, was set to debut, story of King Noah (played complex emotion. Ken Eklof �������������������������������������� filming on Episode 5, (The with fabulously unapologetic as the wise and determined �������������������������������� First Christmas) was just wrap- pomp by Frank Garrish). In Abinadi also gives a flawless ������������������ ping up. And still, even with King Noah’s corrupt court is a vocal performance, joining ����������������������� episodes being produced at the priest of high character named Bayles for one of Edson’s pow- ������������������������������� speed of light, the quality of Alma (Dallyn Vail Bayles). Alma erful signature duets. ����������������������������������� this series continues to steadily wonders if there isn’t something As for the fun factor, which improve. more to life than riches and is never left out of a Liken the � ���������������� “Alma and King Noah’s power. Scriptures episode, it’s filled �������������������������������������� Court” follows Episode 1, When an aged man named nicely by the slacker-sleezy role � �������������������������� “Nephi and Laban;” Episode Abinadi infuriates King Noah of Saleze the priest (Michael ���������������������������������� ��������������������� 2, “Ammon and Lamoni;” and by spreading his religious mes- Birkeland,) and by King Noah ��������������������������������� �������������������������� Episode 3, “David and Goliath.” sages, Abinadi is brutally put himself. A retro dance number � ������������������������������� In a refreshing change of to death. Alma endangers his in King Noah’s court is a funky ������������������������� perspective, the boy through own life by believing Abinadi highlight. ������������������������������������������ ����������������������������� whose vivid imagination scrip- and carrying on his teachings. � �������� ������������� Prominent pastor to visit ������������������������������������������������� St. Barnabus this Sunday The Right Rev. Carolyn Tanner of Utah, the Church Divinity Irish will make her annual pastoral School of the Pacific, Salt Lake visitation at St. Barnabas’ Parish, Community College and Utah 1784 North Aaron Dr., Tooele. The State University. service will begin at 11:45 a.m. Prior to her ordination as a dea- We know four Sunday, Oct. 2. A reception and con (1983) and priest (1984) in the light refreshments will be held Episcopal Diocese of Washington, preceding the service. D.C., she taught ethics, history Carolyn Tanner Irish became and literature at the Edmund letters that are bishop of the Diocese of Utah in Burke School in Washington, as 1996. At that time she became the well as serving several commu- fourth woman elected bishop to nity organizations. As a priest, head a diocese in the Episcopal Bishop Irish served congregations good for business. Church USA and is one of only 12 in the dioceses of Washington, female bishops in the worldwide D.C., Virginia and Michigan. She Anglican Communion. was appointed archdeacon in She is spiritual leader of nearly the Diocese of Michigan in 1986 6,000 Episcopalians in 22 Utah and later served on the staff of congregations and one northern the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Arizona parish. A native of Salt Formation and the Washington Lake City, she was raised in a National Cathedral. large family who were active At this time, she chairs the members of The Church of Jesus board of directors of the O.C. Christ of Latter-day Saints. She Tanner Co. in Salt Lake City and attended public schools and in serves on a number of church her senior year of high school (1957), she lived and studied in and community boards including New Zealand as an exchange stu- the boards of directors of the dent. She began her higher edu- Tanner Lectures on Human Values cation at Stanford University in and the Nature Conservancy of 1958, transferred to the University Utah, the Standing Committee of Michigan, where she was grad- on Ecumenical Relations for uated in 1962 with high honors the National Episcopal Church in philosophy and as a member (ECUSA) and the Advisory of the Phi Kappa Phi Honorary Board of the Shalem Institute for Society. She received a master Spiritual Formation. She is a sub- of letters degree in moral phi- chaplain of the Order of St. John losophy from Oxford University of Jerusalem and an honorary fel- in 1968 and a master of divin- low of Linacre College, Oxford. ity degree, cum laude, from the Bishop Irish was married in 2001 Virginia Theological Seminary in to the Rev. Dr. Frederick Quinn, a 1983. She holds honorary doctoral retired foreign service officer and degrees from Virginia Theological author of several books. She has Seminary, Westminster College four adult children from a previ- in Salt Lake City, the University ous marriage. Healing Horses fundraiser will keep program going at a gallop by Barbara Elgas Spector The delicious barbeque dinner Those letters are TFCU. GUEST WRITER was served in the covered picnic On Saturday, Sept. 24, Healing area, satisfying everyone’s hun- Horses presented their first annu- gry appetites. Southwest Airlines From lines of credit to SBA al fall festival and benefit dinner. which had co-sponsored this We were located at the scenic event, donated two free tickets Benson Gristmill for a fun and for two lucky people to travel any- loans we have the tools to entertaining day for both chil- where the airline flies. Leonard dren and adults. About 150 to Garrard was the winner and cer- build your business... right 200 people attended on this chilly, tainly had a big smile on his face blustery day. during the presentation. The $1 pony rides were in full The money raised will be put down to the letter. operation all afternoon. Children to good use for the healing horses were eagerly waiting in line, sev- program. We have six horses now eral going for more than one to care for, equipment to purchase ride. Face painting, colored Jell- or get donated, plus many other O drawings and other children’s operating costs. We have over (435) 833-7200 — (800) 662-9522 — TFCU.NET crafts were also available. 20 children and six adults in the Call us today. The magic show performed program and are receiving many by Anthony White was delight- more inquiries from potential new TOOELE 562 N. Main ful. The disappearing red flowers STANSBURY PARK 200 Millpond riders. We also have a great group GRANTSVILLE 430 E. Main was definitely a crowd pleaser. of volunteers, and, of course, we BB LeBeau entertained us with can always use more. Hope to guitar and singing. He even wrote see everyone at our festival next and sang an original song just for year. this event. B4 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

support your local band. Contact any Tooele band parent, Doretta Shumway at 839- 3473 or Della Frost at 837-2297. Idaho potatoes are here! Make a difference THS rodeo club has fresh Idaho red, The cold weather is approaching and russet and Yukon gold potatoes here volunteers are needed to crochet or now – $12 for a 50 pound bag. Don’t knit 7-inch by 9-inch squares to make wait; they go fast! Call Rick Anderson blankets for charity. Blankets will be at 840-2554 or Bob Gowans at 830- delivered to battered women’s shel- 2336. ters, nursing homes, teenage pregnancy 4-H carnival set homes, homeless shelters, etc. Crochet Join the Tooele County 4-H Program lessons will be provided if needed. in celebrating National 4-H Week at Contact Lisa at 882-5550 or 840-2563. our annual 4-H Carnival. This year’s Learn to invest carnival will be held Saturday, Oct. 8, Utah State University Extension from 4-7 p.m. at the USU Extension presents an investing workshop. Tye auditorium, 151 N. Main, Tooele. Stop Hoffman from Edward Jones Investment by with your kids to participate in some Securities will lead a two hour work- fun hands-on activities and learn more shop on beginning investing — stocks, about the 4-H program. For more infor- bonds, mutual funds, retirement, etc. mation call 843-2351. For anyone who has started investing Artist reception slated or someone just thinking about it, this Please join M-E Style for “Wild is a perfect opportunity — Oct. 12 6-8 Mustangs and Other Sagebrush Images” p.m. at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Cost is $5. photography of Jerry Sintz and Martin Call Clint at 843-2350 to pre-register. Townsend with an artist reception on Landscape class set Friday, Sept. 30, from 6-9 p.m. Linden Greenhalgh, county extension The photography of Sintz is primar- agent, and Larry Sagers, horticultural ily of the wild horses that have made specialist for USU Extension Services, The Utah All Starzz competition cheer team recently attended the UCA Cheer Camp at Utah State University. They received five their home in the Cedar Mountain/Skull are teaching a home landscape design blue ribbons, one red ribbon, three trophies and a plaque for all their hard work along with the coveted spirit stick every night at Valley area of Tooele County since the class this fall. This four-week class will camp. Starzz also received the highest award given at cheer camp — the leadership award. They placed second in the home late 1800s. Townsend’s photography cover designing your home landscape, pom routine, second in the demo camp routine and fifth in the extreme camp routine. Three team members made the All Star was taken throughout rural Utah with drawing your landscape plan and where USA cheer team with a chance to perform in Australia at the end of the year: Becca Zakos, Marlie Lindsay and Jessica Salazar. some images of Liberty Park and other to place your plants so they are assets Coaches are Candi Dobbs, Kelli Russell, Tami Dobbs and Debbie Snow. Team members are Rikki Murphy, Adrienne Bode, Kristen historic places. instead of problems. We will also cover French, Jordan Smith, Jessica Salazar, Marlie Lindsay, Liz Cormier, Debra Reigel, Delci Brown, Katie Aames, McKenzie Anderson, The show runs through Oct. 31, waterwise design. Classes will start on Brittani Anderson, Rebecca Ernsten, Ashley Mickelson, Rickie Baily, Hope Wotherspoon, Lexi Bullough, Tiffany Bennett, Becca but don’t miss the chance discuss the Oct. 19 and will be held on selected Zakos, Savannah Glaser, Meredith Bridges and Ashley Smith. works with the artists themselves. M-E weeks in the Extension auditorium at Style is located at 5 N Main St. Phone 151 N. Main in Tooele from 6:30-8:30 is 833-9010. Gallery hours are Tuesday- p.m. Cost is $40 for singles or $60 for yards this summer. (CC&Rs and community events) and Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 11 two people from the same household Fall crafting There are many who are making Stansbury Improvement District (water a.m. to 4 p.m. and includes a design manual and a CD progress in beautifying our city. We and sewer). Use the contact form to Poker run set to help you with the design process. also thank Grantsville merchants and send e-mail messages to these entities. Tooele Kiwanis Club several local residents for generous Join the poker run Saturday, Oct. 8. Seating is limited so please pre-register The Tooele Kiwanis Club is spon- contributions to the prize baskets. The Ride starts at 10 a.m. at the Veteran’s for the class by calling Patty Wheeler soring a craft fair and bake sale on following families are to be commend- Memorial Park on Vine and Main Streets. at 843-2350. Grist Mill Saturday, Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at ed on receiving an Honorable Mention Registration begins at 9 a.m., a single BACA thanks with party the Dow James Building, 400 N. 400 W., Award and will receive a prize: Mark rider is $15, a couple is $25. Best hand Bikers Against Child Abuse pres- Tooele. and Shauna Bleazard; Max and Pat Pumpkin Walk set Oct. 21-22 wins a one night stay at the Peppermill ent the first annual giving back to the Booth rental is $35 and includes Coon; Tracy Holbert; Margene and Join us down by the Old Mill Scream Hotel and Casino in Wendover. The community event on Saturday, Oct. 1, a six-foot table and 8x10 foot space. Ed Bartunic; Jay and Monica Miller; at the Benson Grist Mill’s free 11th ride will end at Tracks. This is a 100 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the city park by the Set up begins at 7 a.m. Nov. 5. For Jack and Zelma Minchey; Don and Annual Pumpkin Walk! Kids can play mile ride to benefit the Healing Horses swimming pool. Join us for food and more information, call Jennifer Swan Rae Wooley; Mike and Paba Cafferelli; games, be in costume contest, run Therapeutic Riding Center Scholarship fun. at 882-4869 or 840-1650 or e-mail Darrell and Dee Ann Allen; Mike through the hay maze, have their faces Fund. Come enjoy a fall ride through Reduce stress, energize [email protected]. and Cindy Howard; Larry and Karen painted and much more! Enjoy enter- Tooele County that will help disabled Back by popular demand, this weekly Johnson. tainment, shopping and food! Crafters children receive beneficial horseback Holiday Gift, Craft Fair class introduces participants to power- Need a little extra cash for the Join tree campaign and food vendors are needed! If you riding therapy. For more information or ful systems of self-healing and stress would like to enter the display contest to make a donation call 843-7774. holidays? Middle Canyon Elementary The Shade Tree campaign is under- reduction to increase your body’s nat- Holiday Gift and Craft Fair is looking or sign up as a vendor, please contact Prevent violence, public meets way for this fall. Anyone interested, ural energy. Methods taught include for crafters. Display your wonderful please fill out an application at the Christine at 882-7678. Due to the recent violent death of practices from Chi Kung, breathing for talents and crafts. Reserve your booth Grantsville City Hall by Sept. 30 or call Store open for shopping one of St. Marguerite’s parishioners, relaxation, healing self-massage, gen- for our fourth annual fair held Dec. 2-3! 884-1936. The Benson Grist Mill Country Store a “public” meeting has been sched- tle yoga stretches and stress reducing For more information, call Carol today Our town could be known as one of is open Monday through Saturday from uled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, at meditation. Taught by Troy B. Marsh, at 435-843-5912. the most beautiful in Utah with every- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Country Store St. Marguerite’s gymnasium, (15 S. 7th physical therapist at Meier & Marsh Holiday Harvest Boutique one’s help, hard work and dedication offers a wide variety of handcrafted Street). All concerned citizens, par- Professional Therapies, this one-hour It’s time for the third annual Holiday — a worthy goal for all residents. items from local folks. Get your copy ish or non parish members (especially, class is free and starts Monday, Oct. Harvest Boutique sponsored by the of the DUP History of Tooele County parents, grandparents, relatives) are 3, at 6:15 p.m. and will continue four Fix pets Oct. 24 USU Tooele County Alumni Chapter. Volume 1. We carry a variety of Apricot encouraged to attend this open forum. weeks. Limited to 10 participants. Call The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/ We need crafters on Saturday, Nov. Press books, Willow Tree figurines, The discussion will be centered around Michelle at 843-1311. Neuter Clinic will be in Grantsville Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Utah 24 at Westgate Mortgage, 94 W. Main. home décor and accessories, candy, the prevention of any further violence Employers train gifts and much more. Visit the Benson within this community. State University Tooele Campus, 1021 Appointments are available by calling The Second Annual Employer 101/ W. Vine. Please contact Sydnie at 843- Grist Mill for a free tour and shop at our Learn voting equipment 884-1400. For more information, see Labor Law Basic Training has been 9534 to reserve your space. the Tooele section on this page, call Country Store. For more information There will be a public demonstration designed through a joint partnership to Fall Boo-tique set toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 call 882-7678. of voting equipment being used for the provide Utah employers with informa- Tooele United Methodist Church will 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. Tooele City and Grantsville City 2005 tion about state and federal labor laws. hold its annual Fall Boo-tique on Friday Municipal Primary Elections. The dem- Training will be held on Wednesday, Oct. Donner Reed Museum Churches and Saturday, Oct. 21-22. Reserve your onstration will be held at the Tooele 12, at the Metro Employment Center, The Donner Reed museum at Clark space now to sell your crafts and gifts. County Courthouse north auditorium 720 South 200 East, 1:30-4 p.m. and in and Cooley Streets in Grantsville is Call Glenice Moore at 882-3807 for Right Rev. Irish visits at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 4. Tooele at the USU Extension (class- open, by appointment only, seven days more information and to reserve your The Right Rev. Carolyn Tanner Irish West seeks reading tutors rooms E and F), 1021 W. Vine Street, a week. For an appointment call 884- table. 3411 or 884-3767. will make her annual pastoral visita- West Elementary needs volunteers 8:30-11 a.m. There will be a minimal tion at St. Barnabas’ Parish, 1784 North who are willing to spend about an hour registration fee of $10 per company. To Grantsville G’ville family history Aaron Dr., Tooele. The service will a week tutoring a student (or two if you make reservations for “Employer 101 The Grantsville Family History begin at 11:45 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 2. A have more time) who need extra help Labor Law Basic Training” please call Center is located at 117 E. Cherry and reception and light refreshments will with reading. Throughout the years the Business Services Center toll free City hears public is open help you with any research be held preceding the service. many of our students have benefited at (888) 920-9675. Grantsville City will hold a public from 12-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Carolyn Tanner Irish became bish- from this extra help and have gone on Fix pets Oct. 24-25 hearing Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. at Grantsville Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, op of the Diocese of Utah in 1996 to become competent and confident The Big Fix Discount Mobile City Council Chambers, 429 E. Main, to Wednesday and Thursday. We are also and is spiritual leader of nearly 6,000 readers. If you have the time to make Spay/Neuter Clinic will be in Tooele consider potential projects for which open the first and second Saturday of Episcopalians in 22 Utah congregations a difference helping a child become Oct. 25 at Wal-Mart, 99 W. 1280 N. funding may be applied under the CDBG each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and one northern Arizona parish. successful, please consider joining us Appointments are available by calling Small Cities Program for program year St. Francis Day celebration at West. 2006. Suggestions for potential projects 882-2085. Microchipping and vaccina- Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. St. Barnabas’ Center, Training will be provided on Monday, will be solicited, both verbally and in Stansbury tions are available to anyone while vet- 1782 N. Aaron Drive in Overlake, invites Oct. 3, at West Elementary from 9 a.m. writing, from all interested parties. The erinarian is on site. the community to a blessing of the ani- to noon. Call 833-1931 and get more expected amount of CDBG funds for Space is Limited. Intake is 8 a.m. Daughters of Utah Pioneers mals. Bring your furry or not so furry, details. Ask for Reading Specialist Pam this program year will be discussed until full. Female dog $50, male dog Don’t you believe it ... You don’t have big or small, live or stuffed friends for a Johnson or leave your name and num- along with the range of projects eligible $40, female cat $30, male cat $20, fam- to be older than dirt (18 is the minimum traditional St. Francis Day blessing! ber with the secretary. ily cat plan $90, family dog plan $135, under this program and a review of pre- age) or have pioneer ancestry to attend. $10 extra for pregnancies and dogs viously funded projects. Do you: Want to know more about pio- Methodists invite all Books are fun book fair Pastor Tom’s message at Tooele Find some unique and special books over 80 pounds. For more information, Further information can be obtained neers? Meet some great women? Make United Methodist Church, 78 E. and gifts at discounted prices during call toll-free 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866- by contacting Wendy Palmer, city some new friends? We are beginning Utah Street, will be “Reducing the 10 the fall Books Are Fun Book Fair at 7387 349) or visit www.utahpets.org. recorder, at 884-3411. our new year this month. Come join us! Commandments to 5” at 11 a.m.; 9:45 Mountain West Medical Center class- Help plan Homecoming Call Marilyn Shields at 882-7137. Upholster your own a.m. adult Sunday school with child rooms on Thursday and Friday, Oct. Grantsville Cowboy booster club USU Extension is offering an evening Website available care, 11 a.m. youth fellowship and chil- 6-7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. will meet every Wednesday until upholstery class Oct. 17-28. The cost of Check out the Stansbury Park dren Sunday school with nursery. The Homecoming at 6 p.m. in the commons. Women learn financial fitness the class is $45. Registrations are now Website www.stansburypark.org for church choir will practice at 7 p.m. on Everyone is invited and encouraged to “Financial Fitness: How to Prepare being taken. Class size is limited, so information about Stansbury Service Tuesdays for the Christmas cantata, attend. We need your help with home- for the Future” will be presented on register early to reserve your spot. Call Agency (greenbelts, parks and recre- which will be Dec. 11. Anyone inter- Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. in the Mountain 843-2350 to register. coming. ation including the golf course, club- West Medical Center classrooms. Get great books house, swimming pool and lake), Healthy Woman is a free health educa- “Join the Reading Fiesta” is the theme Stansbury Park Community Association SEE DOINGS ON B5 tion program targeting women between Meetings for the fall book fair at Grantsville High and Architectural Control Committee the ages of 18-55, however women of School. This theme is in conjunction all ages are welcome to attend any of Board of education meets with Hispanic Heritage month, held the seminars. Light refreshments, door The Tooele County School District each year from Sept. 15-Oct. 15. The DOINGS POLICY prizes, and valuable information will be Board of Education will meet Tuesday, fair runs through tomorrow, Friday, Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings available. Please register by calling 843- Oct. 4, 6 p.m. at Anna Smith Elementary Sept. 30, 7:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at 3690 or 843-3691. School, Wendover. Beautiful yards abound [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. Looking for Avon? County commission meets The Grantsville Shade Tree The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable The THS Band Boosters are sell- The Tooele County Commission will Commission and Beautification organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the ing Avon from now until Oct. 19. The hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, Committee congratulates and gives advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we money raised will help purchase uni- Oct. 4, at 3 p.m. in room 310 of the a much deserved “thank you” to the can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words forms, instruments, music and other Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, families who have made an outstanding or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the items needed for the band. Please help Tooele. effort to create and maintain beautiful desired publication date. THURSDAY September 29, 2005 B5

• Oct. 6 — Center board meet- rooms. Come celebrate October Cost is $4 for adults and $2 for Doings ing 7 p.m. birthdays and play bingo for kids under 12. Eaglo will follow. Continued from page B4 • Oct. 10 — Columbus Day, prizes. Pizza, cake and drinks • Deer hunter’s ball and Dutch center is closed. will be served! Cost will be $3. oven cook-off — Saturday, Oct. • Oct. 12 — Blood sugar check Wear a costume and your pizza 15. ested in singing is welcome. The 10 a.m. is free. Recovery community annual Thanksgiving Tooele seniors • Oct. 26 — Red Butte Gardens dinner will be Nov. 5. The Tooele County Senior Day Trip. Leave at 9:15 a.m.; Citizen Center can be reached return by 3:30 p.m. Visit the Red Castaways AA Library at 882-2870. Butte Gardens to learn about Castaways Alcoholics • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; fall gardening and see beauti- Anonymous meets Monday- aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at ful colors. Lunch will follow at Saturday at Noon and Monday, Bookmobile tells stories Noon; line dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo Chuck-A-Rama Buffet. Cost of Wednesday and Friday at 7 The Tooele County 1 p.m. trip is $22 and includes trans- p.m. at the St. Barnabas Center, ������������������������������� Bookmobile Library, 429 E. • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; portation, lunch and gardens. 1784 North Aaron Dr., Tooele. ��������������������������� Main, Grantsville, is again host- Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 (Southwestern looking church �������������������������������������������������������������������� ing Story Time on Thursdays at p.m. by the new hospital, first left off ����������������� 4 p.m. The program is designed Groups ���� ��������� • Wednesdays — Breakfast 2000 North). Open, mixed, non- ����������� to create in young children a 9 a.m. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 smoking, wheelchair access, ���� ���������������������������� love of books though stories, a.m.; dancing 12-1 p.m.; ��� ��������� Diabetes support meets nursery available Monday- ���� ������� puppets, games and crafts. The • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 The Diabetes Support Group Friday. (No children Saturdays). ������������������������ public is invited and there is no a.m.; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch will hold a monthly meeting ���������������������� Feeling trapped? �������������������������������������� cost to participate. For more at Noon; blood pressure at Oct. 5 at the Tooele Health If someone’s drinking is affect- information call 884-3703. Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. Department building at 11 a.m. ing your life, Alanon can help. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 Please bring an article to share Call 882-7756 for information. ������������������ Schools a.m.; dinner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 6 with the group. Any questions, p.m.; dancing 6-8 p.m. call Carol at 843-9787. See you Alateen starts A new Alateen group is start- • Sept. 30 — Dance with Ned there. Satellite Solutions ing at St. Barnabas church in Local Service- Stockton, East plans Reflections Senior Circle, MWMC Alzheimer’s support group Overlake. Please come for shar- Senior Circle is for those over The next meeting of the Tooele & Surrounding Areas 882-7054 East Elementary students ing and caring Mondays from ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� will be presented the 2005-2006 50 and costs just $15 per year. Alzheimer’s Support & Education 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please call 849- �������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Reflections program theme and Call 843-3690 for a membership Group will be Tuesday, Oct. 11, ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� � 1881 for more information. ��������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� form and to RSVP for all activi- at 2:30 p.m. at the Tooele Senior ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

rules during an assembly on ��������� �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Kick drug habit �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� � ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Friday, Sept. 30, at 2 p.m. This ties except exercise and water Citizen Center, 59 E. Vine. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� A 12 Step Addiction Recovery is an opportunity for youth to aerobics. Those interested in attending Program for addictive/compul- express themselves through the • Body Instincts — Meets on this monthly group or for more sive behavior, run by LDS Social arts and be recognized for supe- Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle information call Frank Reed at Services in Tooele and Erda, rior results. Parents are wel- Therapy (29 S. Main). 882-2870 ext. 130. welcomes new members and come to attend to receive details • Hinges and Twinges (water Homemakers meet everyone. about this program sponsored aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays The Tooele Homemakers will • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. at 1030 by East Elementary PTA. and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt meet Monday, Oct. 3, at 10 a.m. S. 900 W., Tooele, Room 118 East PTA meets Aquatic Center, $2.50. at the Utah State University • Oct. 5 — Diabetes Support • Thursdays 7:30 p.m. at 134 East Elementary PTA meeting Extension Office, 151 N. Main. E. Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 will be held Wednesday, Oct. Group 11 a.m. at the health President Hilda Payne is looking 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the school. department (181 N. Main). forward to meeting all the mem- All friends of East Elementary • Oct. 6-7 — Book fair bers and hearing their ideas and General are encouraged to attend. A Thursday-Friday, Oct. 6-7, from input. Helen Ann Jones, health 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. panel discussion will be held educator with the Tooele Public Ladies night dance with Superintendent Johnsen, • Oct. 7 — Breakfast Buddies Health Department, will provide Come out and enjoy a truly Principal Brunsdale, District 9 a.m. Meet at Jim’s Family a demonstration on self exami- great experience at ladies night PTA President Beth Dale and Restaurant for Dutch treat. nation for breast cancer aware- at Tracks in Tooele, the popu- Tooele PTA Council President • Oct. 13-14 — AARP Driving ness and prevention. Don’t for- lar band The Business will play Denise McCubbins. Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each get to bring your favorite pot- day. Both days are mandatory luck dish and $1 door prize. along with great tunes from DJ to complete the course. Cost is RSVP to Hilda at 843-9050 or “B.” It all starts at 9 p.m. Reunions $10. Meet at MWMC classrooms. Patty at the extension office at DUP Int’l meets Registration is required. 843-2350. The International Society • Oct. 19 — Wellness Daughters of Utah Pioneers is THS class of 2000 Luncheon 11 a.m. Meet in the Eagles events • Friday steaks — Sara Deryke pleased to announce its annu- Come join the Tooele High hospital classrooms. Topic is al convention on Oct. 5 at the School class of 2000 for our “Infection Control: Flu Season and Chantell Jennrich will host steaks this Friday, Sept. 30, 6:30- Sheraton Hotel, 150 W. 500 South, five-year reunion on Saturday, is Upon Us” presented by Kip Salt Lake City. The Election of Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. Dinner will Thompson, infection control 9 p.m. Steak, shrimp, chicken and halibut dinners are avail- International Officers starts at 9 be provided and the cost is $7 manager at MWMC. Space is a.m. and the general meeting is per person. For the location limited. Lunch provided. able. • Lunch — Lunch will now be at 10 a.m. – public invited. and more information, visit our • Oct. 20 — Breast Cancer A very special guest speak- class Website www.geocities. Support Group 7 p.m. in the served at the Eagles Lodge: hot/ cold sandwiches, Polish dogs, er, Donna Smart, will review com/ths_2000_reunion. We hope MWMC classrooms. “Recollections of a Handcart to see you there! • Oct. 25 — Identity theft pre- corn dogs, pizza, etc. • Monday night football — Pioneer of 1850.” This event is sentation 10 a.m. in the MWMC free to the general public. classrooms presented by the Mack Glover will prepare his famous ribs on Oct. 3. For more information Scouts Utah state government. Lunch about the event, contact Mary will be provided following the • Family night — PMP Karlyn Bishop and family will host Johnson at 801-532-6479, e-mail Scouts sell popcorn presentation. Space is limited. [email protected], visit • Oct. 25 — Birthday Bingo family night on Saturday, Oct. All sponsoring organizations 8, with enchiladas at 6:30 p.m. Website www.dupinternational. are encouraged to use this fund- Night 5 p.m. in the MWMC class- org. raiser to supplement your bud- gets. For LDS sponsored units, a memo from Charles Dahlquist stated that this fundraiser, if conducted in accordance with budget guidelines, would be an appropriate fundraising tool. Any scouting unit interested in selling popcorn as a fundraiser call Alan Powell at 882-8468. Seniors

Volunteers needed Volunteers of America, Utah is offering the Foster Grandparent Program in Tooele County. Seniors must be over 60 and willing to volunteer at least 15 hours a week with children in school settings. Eligible seniors will qualify for a monthly tax- free stipend reimbursement of approximately $200 plus mile- age. Please contact Jennifer at the Tooele office 882-3154 if you have any questions. Grantsville seniors The Grantsville Senior Center can be called at 884-3446. • Mondays lunch at noon, res- ervations by 8:30 a.m. • Tuesdays 9 a.m. aerobics; 10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. ���������������������������� • Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle ���������������������� • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1 ������������������������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������� p.m. Bingo ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ �������������������������������� �������������������������� • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������� lunch at noon, reservations by �������������������������������� 8:30 a.m. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ����������������������������� • Everyday quilting ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������� • Sept. 30 — Birthday dinners ����������������������������������������������� return 5 p.m.; Wayne Jones and ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ dancing at 6:30 p.m. ����������������������������������������������� ����������������������������������������� • Oct. 4 — Hearing clinic 9 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� a.m. to noon. • Oct. 4 — Logan Fall Foliage trip $33 per person includes round-trip bus from Salt Lake City, stops at Cox’s Honey Factory and Gossner Cheese and all-you-can-eat buffet lunch. B6 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Scouting duo recognized for years of service Fall Special Wedding by Wade Matthews Decoration Packages GUEST WRITER A Beautiful Wedding $500 The emotional ceremony con- cluded with a standing ovation 435-843-7140 for the two people who were Full Service Catering available Call for Details at the center of attention. But Owned & Operated by Butler’s Cafe & Catering the couple was wondering what all the fuss was about. To them this recognition was unneces- sary because they had only been doing something they really loved. What was the big deal? The big deal was that Richard and Cindy Broadbent had served in a couple of different Deseret Peak District scouting positions for a total of 17 years each; and that long career of tandem ser- vice was coming to an end at the recent Cub Scout Roundtable meeting. It all began with Richard and Cindy’s own children. Cindy said, “When I went into Cub Scouting, I did it for my boys. My oldest was seven at the time. ���������������� I knew it would be beneficial to ��������� them. That’s why I volunteered.” While serving as a Den Leader, ������������� Cindy realized the importance The Broadbents say their greatest accomplishment is their five sons, each who received Cub Scouting’s highest �������������� of attending Roundtable. She award, the Arrow of Light, and the rank of Eagle Scout, Boy Scouting’s highest award. Richard and Cindy (front, said, “Roundtable makes your l-r) pose with their sons (back, l-r) Scott, Brett, Eric, Nick and Ryan Broadbent, at Brett’s Eagle Scout ceremony job so much easier.” at the Utah Fire Museum on July 12, 2005. Richard and Cindy Broadbent received plaques on May 5 at Tooele Then the couple was put Junior High for their 17 years of service in the Desert Peak District Cub Scout program. They stepped down as to work on the district level. Vice Chair of Cub Scouting and Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner, respectively. Richard was asked to serve as the Cubmaster Section Leader lenge was getting the different helped us with everything.” gered mixed emotions for the at Roundtable, and Cindy was Den and Pack leaders who were The potential of Scouting Scouting couple. “It was hard, asked to be in charge of the �� attending Roundtable enthused Cindy recognized years before there was relief, regret and ��� Den Leader Section. They and excited to go back (to became a reality. She says ����� � disappointment to be stepping ���������������� stayed in those positions for their Cub Scout units) and get Scouting has strengthened their down, but it was time. It took about four years. After that, to work.” They always tried to family. “Scouting has helped us us a long time to make that ������������������ Richard became the District’s make it fun and exciting for the stay close as a family. There are decision. We’ve been discuss- ����������������� Vice Chair over Cub Scouts and participants. so many bad things out there in ing it for two years,” said Cindy. Cindy became the Cub Scout Richard and Cindy say they the world. Scouting has helped Richard said, “My feelings were, ������������������������ Roundtable Commissioner, appreciate all the support they us avoid those things. Through ‘How many people am I going to �������������������� positions they have held these received from their Roundtable Scouting we had Family Home let down?’” past 13 years. The Broadbents staff. “We had a really good con- Evening several nights a week, Richard and Cindy aren’t say the Scouting program itself nection with our staff. We all not just on Mondays.” at the head of the Cub Scout ������������������ led to their success as Cub made a yearly chart and plan. Richard and Cindy say their ��� ���� Roundtable anymore, but they �� Scout leaders. Richard said they We followed the rules,” Cindy Scouting jobs had great rewards. ��� haven’t left Scouting altogether. �� always attended Great Salt Lake said. They loved meeting the new � “The district still keeps me busy. � Council meetings each month Richard said, “The staff we people coming to Roundtable � I do a lot of Arrow of Light and

� worked with, we made sure they and watching them grow in their

� where they received training Eagle Scout ceremonies. I do � � were prepared to teach and have own positions as scout leaders. and instructions. They used the what I can to help the district,” fun. We went through a lot of However, Richard and Cindy themes in the Scout planning said Richard. people over the years, but they agree that their greatest accom- guide to get their ideas and plan The Broadbent’s commu- were all like family. Their fami- plishment involved their own their Roundtable agendas. The nity service extends beyond lies were part of the Scouting boys. They have five sons and ���������������������� couple’s commitment to serve Scouting. Richard has been with in their respective positions family.” The Broadbents say all five received the Arrow of ��������������������� they hope to maintain the rela- Light, Cub Scouting’s highest the Grantsville City Volunteer came with great responsibility. Fire Department for many years Richard said, “The biggest chal- tionships formed with their award, and they each earned Roundtable staff and the dif- Boy Scouting’s highest award, and is now the Second Assistant ferent event staffs for years to the rank of Eagle Scout. They’re Fire Chief. Cindy belongs to the come. Richard and Cindy have very proud of their sons. Fireman’s Auxiliary. They’re many memories they will cher- The Broadbents handed over both active in their church. ish. Those memories include the reins of leadership to some The Broadbents encourage interacting with both the adults very qualified people. Cindy everyone involved with Cub Visit the Pankratz and the kids. Cindy said, “I loved said, “They will do an awe- Scouting to attending the valu- working with the kids. We loved some job.” Chris Zeller is the able monthly training meetings. doing the Cub Scout Haunted district’s new Vice Chair of Cub Now would be a good time to Woods and the Webelos Outdoor Scouting and Cindy Williams is start. September is the beginning Activity. We actually got to work the new Cub Scout Roundtable of the Scouting year. Roundtable with the kids on those commit- Commissioner, both long time starts at 7:30 p.m. on the first tees. And that’s when we got Scouters. That final night at Thursday of every month at the PUMPKIN PATCH to be with our own sons. They Roundtable on May 5, 2005, trig- Tooele Junior High School. BABIES Grantsville Estela Camargo Jr. High School Hello, my name is Jose Antonio Camargo Jr. I was born fall book fair Pick Your Own Feb. 16, 2004, and this is my new baby sister Estela Gene. She was born Sept. 2, 2005, weighing ends Friday 7 pounds 4 ounces and was 19 inches long. “Join the Reading Fiesta” is Pumpkins! the theme for the fall book fair Welcoming her home were our parents Jose and Kristine, at Grantsville High School. This Grandma Diel, Grandpa and theme is in conjunction with •Fun for the Entire Family Grandma Camargo, Great- Hispanic Heritage month, held grandpa George, many aunts, each year from Sept. 15-Oct. 15. •All Sizes Available uncles, cousins and friends here Jose Antonio Camargo Jr. The fair runs through tomorrow, and in Mexico but most impor- and Estela Gene Camargo Friday, Sept. 30, 7:30 a.m. 12:30 •Large Quantity Available tant me, her big brother. p.m. Watching over us from heav- Our fair is a special time en are Grandpa Diel and Great for students and family alike. •Prices Vary by Size of -grandma George. We always have something for everyone from the youngest Pumpkins child to grandma and grandpa. If you don’t find something for Mon – Fri 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm yourself, you may find a nice gift Subscribe Today • 882-0050 for someone else. The selection Saturday 10:00 am - 6:30 pm is always outstanding, with won- derful authors and many award- Closed Sun winning books. We also have craft items, journals and noveli- ties that everyone enjoys. Join in the fun with the Cowboys and support our Tribute to Toby school. See you there! Please join us in a celebration for: Toby Shields’ 90th Birthday Saturday October 1, 2005 Tooele Senior Citizens Center 59 East Vine Street, Tooele Discountsiscounts fforor llargearge qquantities!uantities! Reflections of Toby’s Life Discounts for large quantities! 5:00-6:00 pm Open House 6:00-8:00 pm No Gifts Please

TOBY SHIELDS “OPEN” Pankratz Pumkin Patch Golf Scramble Oquirrh Hills Golf Course Friday Sept. 30 • 3pm 500 West Vine St (East of Coleman on Vine Street) $25 - Golf, Cart & Dinner Plenty of Pumpkins still left RSVP by Sept 29th to Krissy Hatch 435-882-7391 or ForDiscounts apppointments for large callquantities 882-1219 Terri Whitehouse 801-266-2160 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 B7 ������������������� Consider combining of 401(k) and Roth IRA �����������������

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Your indi- ������������������������������������������������������ ������������������ pre-tax dol- Tye Hoffman withdrawals. IRA if your modified adjusted vidual asset allocation should lars, so your GUEST COLUMNIST Do you have to choose? gross income (AGI) is less than depend on your risk tolerance, ���������������������� long-term goals and time hori- contributions Clearly, both a Roth IRA and $95,000 per year, and you can ����������������������� can lower Financial a 401(k) offer significant advan- make partial contributions if zon. Just keep in mind that your �������������� your annu- tages to you as you build funds you earn between $95,000 and Roth IRA and 401(k) are two al taxable Focus for retirement. And, fortunately, $110,000. If you are married, pieces of a bigger picture. ����������������� �������������� income. Plus, you don’t have to choose one of and filing jointly, you can con- By wisely integrating your your earnings grow on a tax- these vehicles over the other. tribute the maximum to your 401(k) and your Roth IRA into ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� deferred basis. So, you should So, how should you divvy up Roth IRA if your AGI is less your overall investment strat- always put in as much as you your contributions? than $150,000 per year; you can egy, you can go a long way can afford to your 401(k), right? Here’s one suggestion: Put make partial contributions if toward achieving your ultimate Not necessarily. as much as necessary into your your AGI is between $150,000 goal — a comfortable retire- Why? Because you may be 401(k) to earn your employer’s and $160,000. Real Estate Tips able to get more “mileage” out matching contribution, if one is Keep diversification in mind ment lifestyle. of your retirement plan dollars offered. Then, fully fund your If you can contribute to both Tye Hoffmann is an invest- WHY OVER-IMPROVE? by putting some of them into Roth IRA. If you “max out” on a Roth IRA and a 401(k), you’ll ment representative for Edward Jones Investments located at a Roth IRA. As you may know, your Roth IRA, and you still can need to carefully choose the You live in a fine older home in a good Roth IRA earnings have the afford to set aside more funds investments that make up these 974 N. Main in Tooele. He can neighborhood, but you’re ready to sell potential to grow tax-free, pro- for retirement, increase your respective retirement plans. You be contacted at (435) 833-9440 because of retirement, or job relocation, or vided you’ve held your account 401(k) salary deferral. (In 2005, won’t want to “duplicate” your or at (435) 830-0917. any number of reasons to move. You’ve notice over the years that some of the neighbors have remodeled, added on, replaced old windows. Now you’re concerned that your home won’t look as A simple question can cost big with insurance attractive as the others, but just how much do you need to remodel to persuade potential buyers? by David Uffington your homeowner’s and auto might refrain from canceling be refused a policy, not because insurance with the same com- your policy if you do have a of the house, but because of Surprisingly little - if your home is in good condition and offers amenities like If you call your insurance pany. It will think twice about claim. location, multiple bedrooms and baths, or large yard. A real estate team can your own history of claims. walk through your home and offer sound ideas for reasonable improvements company to ask if something is canceling if you’re likely to pull • If you buy a house, check Call your state’s insurance that will get you the best price for your home. Often, the greatest suggestion covered by your policy, it goes the other coverage and go with into a homeowner policy commission to ask about state is to simply repaint the exterior and possibly some interior spaces. on your record. Even if you call someone else. before you go to closing. You’ll be happy to know that painting is one of the most profitable cosmetic regulations concerning non- your agent directly, he or she • Raise your deductible. Thanks to the Comprehensive improvements you can make The time and money invested can really pay off might be obligated to tell the If you don’t intend to file for Loss Underwriting Exchange, renewal or cancellation. A few when your home looks fresh and well cared for. Major kitchen or bath states have laws that don’t remodeling can be a major and costly inconvenience for you if not absolutely company about your inquiry. small claims anyway, save the there is a database of insurance necessary. Too many inquiries, even if you money you’re spending on a claims that will tell an insurer allow an insurer to refuse to don’t file a claim, can jeopardize policy with a $250 deductible if a particular house has ever renew your policy for claims Just be sure to get your home into its best presentable condition before you list your policy. Too many claims and raise it to $500 or even been subject to a claim. If pre- caused by acts of nature. it, and then let buyers imagine how to best remodel the home to suit their can result in non-renewal at the $1,000. vious claims were paid on the desire. Call Berna and Chris and let us show you what improvements you can make to show your home at it’s best! Stop guessing and start packing! end of the policy’s term. • Insure your home for the house, you’ll have a hard time Write to David Uffington There are ways to stay under replacement cost, instead of getting insurance, even if you in care of King Features the radar with your insurance the balance of the mortgage, personally have never filed a Berna Evans & Chris Sloan are both Past Weekly Service, P.O. Box company: and save money. Approximately claim, and any insurance you Presidents of the Tooele County 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- Board of Realtors with over 20 years of • Don’t file for small claims. 25 percent of your mortgage is get will likely be very expen- combined experience in Tooele County In case of damage, get your in the cost of the land. sive. 6475 or send e-mail to letters. real estate. Existing homes or New estimates first. Pay for repairs • Stay with the same insurer At the same time, if you’ve [email protected]. Construction, listing your home, or finding the home of your dreams, yourself if you can. long term. You’ll build up a filed claims before and pur- contact Berna or Chris @ 840-5029, or • Combine coverage. Put track record, and your insurer chase another house, you could (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. Real Estate visit our website @ tooelehomes4sale.com or tooelebankownedhomes.com. Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin Berna Evans 840-5029 • Chris Sloan 840-5031

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Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) < (534) STARZ (5:20) “King Arthur” ›› (2004) Clive Owen. (CC) Cont’d (:35) “Pokémon Heroes” ›› (2003, Fantasy) ’ ‘G’ (CC) (8:50) “The Santa Clause 2” ›› (2002) Tim Allen. ’ ‘G’ (:35) Cinenews ’ “The Incredibles” ››› (2004) ‘PG’ 6 p.m. on FAM (561) MAX (:15) “Collateral” ››› (2004, Suspense) Tom Cruise. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Summer School” ›› (1987, Comedy) Mark Harmon. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Flight of the Phoenix” ›› (2004) Dennis Quaid. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) This tear-jerking 1998 romance (576) SHOW (5:20) “Beyond Borders” ›› (2003) ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d “The Bounty” ›› (1984, Drama) Mel Gibson. iTV Premiere. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:45) “Good Boy!” ›› (2003) Molly Shannon. ‘PG’ (CC) (:15) “Triggermen” › (2002) ‘R’ (CC) gives a whole new meaning to (591) TMC Night Vision ›› “The Cutting Edge” ›› (1992) D.B. Sweeney. ‘PG’ (:15) “Prisoner of Honor” ›› (1991) Richard Dreyfuss. 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Premiere. ’ UFC Unleashed The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ she does to resist his charms, she (38) AMC “Roustabout” ››› (1964, Musical) Elvis Presley, Barbara Stanwyck. (CC) “Girls! Girls! Girls!” ›› (1962, Musical) Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens. (CC) “Blue Hawaii” ››› (1962, Musical) Elvis Presley, Joan Blackman. (CC) can’t help herself. She ends up quit- (39) TNT (11:30) “Bloodsport” › (1988) Premiere. Cont’d “Tombstone” ››› (1993) Kurt Russell. Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday battle the Clanton gang. “The Whole Nine Yards” ›› (2000) Bruce Willis, Matthew Perry. (CC) (DVS) ting, which doesn’t necessarily mean (41) CNN CNN Live Saturday (CC) CNN Presents (CC) CNN Live Saturday (CC) People in the News (CC) CNN Live Saturday On the Story (CC) (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Bosley Hair Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Tim Russert the end of their association. 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(CC) “The Last Boy Scout” ››› (1991) Bruce Willis, Damon Wayans. (CC) “Bloodsport” › (1988) Jean-Claude Van Damme. to subdue suspects. In one memo- (41) CNN CNN Presents Larry King Live CNN Saturday Night CNN Presents Larry King Live CNN Saturday Night rable clip, an Ohio police officer zaps (43) CNBC The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show Debt stress. Tim Russert The Suze Orman Show (CC) The Suze Orman Show Debt stress. Tim Russert (46) LIFE (5:00) “A Deadly Vision” (CC) Cont’d “Hush” (2005, Suspense) Tori Spelling, Victoria Pratt, Tahmoh Penikett. (CC) “The Sister-In-Law” ›› (1995, Suspense) Shanna Reed, Kate Vernon. (CC) Strong Medicine “Family Practice” a man who is uncooperative and (49) FXNEWS Heartland With John Kasich (Live) Big Story Weekend Edition (Live) At Large With Geraldo Rivera (Live) After Hours Fox News Watch Big Story Weekend Edition At Large With Geraldo Rivera hostile during a routine traffic stop. (51) FXSPN (5:00) College Football Kansas State at Oklahoma. (Live) Cont’d Fant. Football FSN Pro Football Preview (N) Poker Superstars Invitational Knockouts Chris Myers Although jolted, the man is still able (52) ESPN (5:45) College Football Notre Dame at Purdue. (Live) (CC) Cont’d (:45) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) College Gameday Final (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) to drive — and he does, leading po- (57) USA Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent “One” Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Art” ’ lice on a dangerous chase. (71) DISC The FBI Files “Rebellion in Paradise” The FBI Files “Death of a Diplomat” Return of the Black Death (N) Supermax “The Drug Bust” (CC) The FBI Files “Rebellion in Paradise” The FBI Files “Death of a Diplomat” Movie: Closer (518) ENC “Toolbox Murders” ›› (2004) Angela Bettis. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Fugitive” ››› (1993, Drama) Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Virus” › (1999) Jamie Lee Curtis. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Kill Bill: Vol. 2 ‘R’ (534) STARZ Con Air ›› \ “Air Bud” ›› (1997) Michael Jeter. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (:10) “The Santa Clause 2” ›› (2002, Comedy) Tim Allen. ’ ‘G’ (CC) “Darkness” › (2002, Horror) Anna Paquin. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) Con Air ›› 11 p.m. on MAX (561) MAX Secret Window ’ “Flight of the Phoenix” ›› (2004) Dennis Quaid. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Man on Fire” ›› (2004, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Closer” ››› (2004) Julia Roberts. The words and actions of four dis- (576) SHOW “The Manchurian Candidate” ››› (:15) Boxing Dominick Guinn vs. James Toney. (iTV) (Live) (:15) Barbershop (:45) Barbershop (:15) “Blue Steel” ››› (1990) Jamie Lee Curtis. iTV Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) similar yet intertwined people are (591) TMC (5:35) “Bandwagon” ››› Cont’d (:15) “Groundhog Day” ›› (1993, Comedy) Bill Murray. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Timeline” ›› (2003, Fantasy) Paul Walker, Gerard Butler. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Control” ›› (2004) Ray Liotta. ‘R’ THURSDAY September 29, 2005 B9

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Wealth Paid Program (10) TBS (10:30) College Football Arizona at California. Cont’d Bloopers ’ (CC) The Parent ’Hood “Encino Man” ›› (1992, Comedy) Sean Astin, Pauly Shore. (CC) Steel Magnolias (11) KBYU Royal Family ’ (CC) History Detectives ’ (CC) Python: The Sly Strangler ’ Rosemary and Thyme (CC) The Lawrence Welk Show (N) Education Week Scott L. Anderson. (13) FOX Stargate SG-1 (:35) Paid Program (:05) Paid Program (:35) Paid Program (:05) Paid Program (:35) Paid Program (:05) Stargate SG-1 “New Order” (:05) Cops (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Paid Program Paid Program (14) KJZZ College Football Utah at North Carolina. 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Julia Roberts and Jude (36) SPIKE World’s Most Amazing Videos (CC) Three Stooges ’ Three Stooges ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Little Giant Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Law round out the foursome in a (38) AMC (10:30) “At First Sight” ›› Cont’d (:15) “Tammy and the Bachelor” ››› (1957) Debbie Reynolds. (CC) (:15) “On Golden Pond” ›››› (1981, Drama) Katharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, Jane Fonda. Little Man Tate drama that isn’t exactly the best date (39) TNT Bloodsport › “Out for Justice” ›› (1991, Drama) Steven Seagal, William Forsythe. (CC) “Bad Moon” › (1996, Horror) Mariel Hemingway. (CC) “Tombstone” ››› (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. (CC) movie. 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(CC) SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter (CC) College Gmday (57) USA Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Jones” Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Paid Program Paid Program (71) DISC Return of the Black Death Paid Program Paid Program Bosley Hair Paid Program Russ Dalbey Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program (518) ENC (11:45) “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” ››› (2004) Uma Thurman. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Cont’d (:05) “Toolbox Murders” ›› (2004, Horror) Angela Bettis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (3:50) “Under the Tuscan Sun” ››› (2003) Diane Lane. Jungle 2 Jungle (534) STARZ (11:35) “Con Air” ›› (1997) Nicolas Cage. ’ ‘R’ Cont’d (:35) “The Ladykillers” ›› (2004, Comedy) Tom Hanks. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:20) “American Yakuza” ›› (1993) Viggo Mortensen. “Teknolust” › (2002) Tilda Swinton. (561) MAX (11:00) “Closer” ››› (2004) Cont’d (12:50) “Genie in a String Bikini” ‘NR’ (:10) “Flight of the Phoenix” ›› (2004) Dennis Quaid. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “The Serpent and the Rainbow” ›› (1988) ’ ‘R’ (:45) Closer (2004) (576) SHOW “Naked Passions” (2002) ‘NR’ (CC) (:15) “Valmont” ››› (1989, Drama) Colin Firth, Annette Bening, Meg Tilly. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Good Boy!” ›› (2003) Molly Shannon. ‘PG’ (CC) “The Prince & Me” ›› (2004) ‘PG’ (591) TMC Control ›› \ (:40) “American Gun” ›› (2002) James Coburn. ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Cube Zero” ›› (2004, Horror) Zachary Bennett. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Vinyl Dolls” (2002, Adult) Tiffany Shepis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Bare Witness ‘R’ SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2, 2005 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 (2) CBS MarketWatch Bob Vila (CC) News (CC) CBS News Sunday Morning ’ (CC) Face the Nation NFL Today (Live) (CC) NFL Football: Chargers at Patriots Dale Earnhardt Jr. competes (4) ABC Good Morning America (CC) Paid Program Paid Program Rebecca Gdn Hot Homes At Your Leisure UTAH 2002 This Week-George Stephanopoulos Paid Program Paid Program in the UAW-Ford 500, airing (5) NBC Animal Advent. World Explorer Today Autism. ’ (CC) Meet the Press (CC) Chris Matthews Spoken Word Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Sunday on NBC. (6) HBO (5:45) “Dodgeball: ATrue Underdog Story” (2004) Cont’d (:20) “Flipper” ›› (1996) Elijah Wood. ‘PG’ (CC) Inside the NFL ’ (CC) Real Sports ’ (CC) “Shrek 2” ››› (2004) ’ ‘PG’ (CC) (7) KUED Tony Brown Religion-Ethics Thomas & Friends Bob the Builder Jakers!-Winks Dragon Tales Arthur ’ (EI) Maya & Miguel Cyberchase Jrnl Edit. Rpt NOW (N) (CC) Washington Week (8) KPNZ Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Build. Wealth Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Little Giant Smith Gardens (10) TBS (5:30) “Steel Magnolias” ››› (1989) Sally Field, Dolly Parton. (CC) Cont’d “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” ›› (1994) Jim Carrey, Courteney Cox. (CC) “The Mask” ››› (1994, Fantasy) (PA) Jim Carrey, Cameron Diaz. (CC) Sunday (11) KBYU BYU Devotional Education Week John C. Carmack. Spoken Word In the Gospels In the Gospels Worship Service BYU Idaho LDS Confer. BYU Devotional (13) FOX Paid Program Paid Program Pet Keeping Wild About Awesome Adv. Animal Atlas (N) Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace Fox NFL Sunday ’ (Live) (CC) NFL Football: Rams at Giants NASCAR Racing (14) KJZZ Faith-Families Your Life (N) ’ Paid Program Believer’s Voice Ron Hazelton Paid Program Profiles in Caring Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Real Life Teens Paid Program 12 p.m. on / KUWB (15) KUWB Paid Program Wild America (EI) Sabrina Series Sabrina Series Liberty’s Kids Liberty’s Kids Paid Program Blind Date (N) ’ Star Trek: Enterprise “Broken Bow” Paid Program Ctdwn-Green The inconsistent seasons of Jeff Gor- (23) FX Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Spin City “Pilot” Spin City (CC) Spin City (CC) Spin City (CC) “Jawbreaker” ›› (1999, Comedy) Rose McGowan, Rebecca Gayheart. don and Dale Earnhardt Jr. cost (25) QVC (4:00) Creede Silver Strike Cont’d them a spot in the Chase for the (26) ANPL Barking Mad Cat hates dogs. Funniest Animals Funniest Animals Animal Videos Animal Videos The Most Extreme Extreme births. 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It’s a (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch ’ Winnie-Pooh The Wiggles Bear in House Koala Brothers Higglytown Higglytown JoJo’s Circus Doodlebops Charlie & Lola The Wiggles Lilo & Stitch ’ track each has enjoyed four wins on, (36) SPIKE Paid Program ’ Paid Program ’ Three Stooges ’ Three Stooges ’ World’s Most Amazing Videos (CC) Car and Driver Horsepower TV Xtreme 4x4 Trucks! (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) including Gordon’s dominating victory (38) AMC (5:30) “Little Man Tate” ››› (1991) Premiere. Cont’d “Here on Earth” ›› (2000, Romance) Chris Klein, Leelee Sobieski. “Roxanne” ››› (1987, Comedy) Steve Martin, Daryl Hannah. Premiere. When Harry in May and Earnhardt’s come-from- (39) TNT Tombstone (1993) “Three Kings” ››› (1999, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube. (CC) “Windtalkers” ›› (2002) Nicolas Cage. A troubled Marine must protect a Navajo code talker. Last Boy Scout behind effort in this race a year ago. (41) CNN Sunday Morn. House Call CNN Sunday Morning (CC) On the Story (CC) CNN Live Sunday Reliable Sources Late Edition With Wolf Blitzer (CC) They can’t win the Cup, but both vets (43) CNBC Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program may have a say in who does. (46) LIFE Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Guthy-Renker.com The Golden Girls The Golden Girls “Through the Eyes of a Killer” ›› (1992) Richard Dean Anderson. (CC) “Echo” ›› (1997) Jack Wagner. (49) FXNEWS (5:00) Fox and Friends Sunday (Live) Cont’d Fox News Live (CC) Weekend Live Movie: The Fast and the Furious (51) FXSPN Boxing Sunday Night Fights. Baseball Report The Sports List FSN Pro Football Preview FLW Outdoors From Jacksonville, Fla. Classic Patterns The Sports List Beyond the Glory (CC) 4 p.m. on Y USA (52) ESPN College Gmday NFL Matchup SportsCenter Outside the Lines Sports Reporters SportsCenter Sunday NFL Countdown (Live) (CC) Nat’l Scrabble Championship Speedy cars and risky stunts, which (57) USA Paid Program Paid Program Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) PGA Tour Sunday (Live) (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) put police in many localities on high- (71) DISC Paid Program Paid Program In the Tracks of the Rhino (CC) Swamp Alligator (CC) The Great Croc Trail (CC) Carrier: Arsenal of the Sea MythBusters “Son of a Gun” (CC) er alert after this movie opened, fuel (518) ENC (5:45) “Jungle 2 Jungle” ›› (1997) Tim Allen. ’ Cont’d (:35) Cinenews ’ (:05) “Hollywood Homicide” ›› (2003) Harrison Ford. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “Under the Tuscan Sun” ››› (2003) Diane Lane. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) director Rob Cohen’s 2001 drama. (534) STARZ Teknolust › \ “Kindergarten Cop” ›› (1990) Arnold Schwarzenegger. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:25) “Darkness” › (2002) Anna Paquin. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Mortal Kombat Annihilation” › (1997) Robin Shou. (CC) Scary Movie 3 ’ Vin Diesel plays Dom, the leader of a ››› ›› ››› ’ ›› (561) MAX (5:45) “Closer” (2004) Julia Roberts. ‘R’ Cont’d (:35) “Spy Hard” (1996) Leslie Nielsen. ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Doctor” (1991, Drama) William Hurt. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:10) “Eurotrip” (2004) ‘NR’ (CC) high-throttle gang of thieves, with (576) SHOW (5:00) “The Prince & Me” ›› Cont’d “The Kiss” (2003, Drama) Terence Stamp. ‘NR’ (CC) “Paycheck” ›› (2003, Science Fiction) Ben Affleck. iTV. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:35) “Dick Tracy” ››› (1990) Warren Beatty. ‘PG’ (CC) (591) TMC (5:30) “Bare Witness” (2002) Cont’d “The Eighth Day” ›› (1996) Daniel Auteuil. (Subtitled-English) ’ ‘NR’ “Hudson Hawk” › (1991) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “The Good Wife” ›› (1986) Rachel Ward. ‘R’ Paul Walker (“Joy Ride”) as a cop who infiltrates the group. The police- SUNDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER 2, 2005 man becomes interested in Dom’s 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 sister (Jordana Brewster). Michelle (2) CBS (11:00) NFL Football San Diego Chargers at New England Patriots. Cont’d NFL Postgame (N) ’ (CC) To Be Announced Connect.-Kids CBS News News (CC) Rodriguez co-stars. (4) ABC Paid Program WGC Champ PGA Golf Chrysler Classic of Greensboro -- Final Round. From Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. (Live) Inside Edition Hot Homes ABC Wld News News Strong Medicine (5) NBC Joseph Smith: A Legacy of 200 Years Gordon B. 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(CC) Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld ’ (CC) Crime Scene Investigation,” surfaces (11) KBYU LDS General Conference “Sunday A.M. Session” ’ (CC) McLaughlin Piano Guy ’ Primary Focus TV Ancestors (CC) LDS General Conference “Sunday P.M. Session” ’ (Live) (CC) here with the story of a leukemia pa- (13) FOX (11:00) NFL Football St. Louis Rams at New York Giants. (CC) Cont’d NFL Football Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs. From Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. ’ (Live) (CC) The OT (N) ’ (CC) tient who needs a kidney. Her sister, (14) KJZZ Paid Program Build. Wealth Paid Program Paid Program Just Shoot Me ’ Paid Program Northwest Team Championship Golf Paid Program Talking Pictures Paid Program Will & Grace ’ who has been a lifelong donor, has ’ ’ ’ (15) KUWB NASCAR Racing Nextel Cup Series -- UAW-Ford 500. From Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Ala. (Live) (CC) Supernatural “Dead in the Water” What I Like Twins (CC) had enough and implores Lu (Rosa “One Man’s Justice” ›› (1995, Drama) Brian Bosworth, Bruce Payne. “Marked for Death” ›› (1990, Drama) Steven Seagal, Basil Wallace. “The One” › (2001, Science Fiction) Jet Li, Carla Gugino, Delroy Lindo. (23) FX Blasi) not to take hers. Kayla (Tam- (25) QVC Creede Silver Strike (26) ANPL Growing Up Spotted quoll. (CC) Animal Icons “Hollywood’s Prehistoric Superstars” Perception of dinosaurs. The Most Extreme “Gross Outs” Corwin’s Quest “The Camel’s Hump” Buggin’ With Ruud era Mowry) is up for the job of chief (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 (CC) resident, but her competition is a (28) FAM (11:30) “Flight of the Navigator” ››› (1986) Cont’d “Forever Young” ››› (1992, Fantasy) Mel Gibson, Jamie Lee Curtis. “City of Angels” ››› (1998, Romance) Nicolas Cage, Meg Ryan, Andre Braugher. (CC) white guy, and the dialogue could (29) TOON Foster’s Home Camp Lazlo Grim Adventures Puffy AmiYumi Cartoon Cartoon’s Greatest Hits Pokémon (CC) Pokémon (CC) Teen Titans Teen Titans Foster’s Home Juniper Lee turn ugly in the new episode “Chief (31) CMTV Keith Urban: Livin’ Right Now 100 Greatest Videos Complaints.” (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch ’ Mr. Whiskers American Drgn Buzz on Maggie “Tower of Terror” ›› (1997, Mystery) Steve Guttenberg, Kirsten Dunst. (CC) Zack & Cody That’s So Raven Lizzie McGuire Even Stevens Desperate Housewives (36) SPIKE World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) World’s Wildest Police Videos (CC) (38) AMC (11:45) “When Harry Met Sally...” ›››› (1989) Cont’d (:45) “Office Space” ›› (1999) Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston. (CC) “Honeymoon in Vegas” ››› (1992, Comedy) James Caan, Nicolas Cage. Dr. T & Womn 8 p.m. on $ ABC (39) TNT (11:30) “The Last Boy Scout” ››› (1991) (CC) Cont’d “The Fifth Element” ››› (1997, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm. 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“[I’ve] kind of intensified my Photos effort to get a good intense study of continued from page B1 the horses,” he said. “It takes quite a while, I look not only for behavior, Many Tooele County residents but also something that is pleas- are already familiar with Sintze’s ing compositionally, so I sometimes photography. His landscapes have have to take quite a few pictures.” appeared in the annual Tooele A farm boy from Indiana, Sintz County Preparedness Calendars combined 35 years in the natural and the Tooele Valley magazine, as resources field and 29 years with the well as other state and national proj- U.S. Bureau of Land Management in ects like the National Geographic New Mexico and Utah with a love of Calendar, Utah Travel Council photography. Scenic Calendar and Utah Travel “I’ve never had a horse as a kid Council Publications. and I always wanted horses,” Sintz But, perhaps none of his previ- explained. ously published shots compare with He’s found a way to satisfy that the stories and range of emotions love taking pictures where he is conveyed by the new exhibit. drawn to, “kind of that free sprit, There is a tender picture of a kind of the spirit of the west if you young foal trying out its long grown will.” photography / Martin Townsend up legs, a graceful picture of horses For about a quarter of a century, Martin Townsend tries to capture a sense of place in his photography. The above picture from his popular Liberty Park series and the picture at feeding — heads bent in unison he’s lived in Utah, where he retired left of a rural autobody shop, exemplify his interest in historical locations that people can relate to. — their manes blending with the from BLM in 2001. straw field. There are pieces that Some pictures portray the wild Sintz enjoys finds it particularly believes familiarity with the subject What’s funny is I was in a gallery in photos. He studied photography at show aggression — like one with terrain of the Skull Valley, showing rewarding searching for and dis- will reflect a greater depth of under- Los Vegas and a woman kept com- Utah State University, and later fine two horses rubbing necks about to large herds of the horses in the covering scenes that few people standing and meaning in the art. ing in.” arts at the University of Utah. fight. sunset, on hills, in valleys, by rocky have photographed before and then Sintz is represented by Sagebrush Townsend said she must really He has showed his work at ven- “Basically what I like to do is ridges. A certain wildness combines photograph from his point of view. Gallery at Trolley Square in Salt like that painting. Well actually, she ues throughout Utah and Nevada. get something that kind of shows with landscapes that Tooeleans The sense of discovery in finding a Lake City and Mountain Colors explained — that’s my bicycle! Unframed limited edition prints horse behavior and then something know only too well. new scene or different point of view Gallery (winter only) at Snowbird. He asked her name and said, yes, are available at $165 for 16x20s. A that people can kind of relate to Over the last 30 years, Sintz’s is what keep the creative juices Images can be viewed through his that’s your bicycle. few framed prints of Sintz’s work [something that’s kind of a tender color photography has ranged from flowing. Merely copying a scene Web site at jerrysintz.com or he can Those stories behind the pictures, are also on exhibit, with a 20x30 moment,] a mother and foal muz- bold bright colors to softer pastels. the same way someone else has be reached at 801-501-9336. Townsend has found, are as impor- going for $495 and a 20x24 going zling, and then the other thing is In addition to his new wild horse photographed it is not the artist’s tant as the pictures themselves to for $200. something that is more action ori- Martin Townsend exhibit, he shoots varied subject personal vision but tends to give the people. That’s why he encourages Director and Curator Miriam ented.” Townsend’s most successful matter including the natural land- image a superficial or trite feeling people to come out to meet him and Tanner opened m-e style gallery last Sintze has been spending more works are his Liberty Park series, scape, birds and built environments that is expressionless. The notion of Sintz Friday. October. The gallery does custom time focusing on horses over the although some of his favorite’s are such as cityscapes and historical making the ordinary extraordinary He points to a picture of Sintz’s framing, but also has ongoing exhib- last year. of rural America. He said many for an example. In the picture a structures. is what is always strived for. Sintz its of art from around the state. This people buy his pieces because of horse sloshes in the mud. Sintz has is the seventh. In the future Tanner the stories that go with them, which seen that a lot, he explains. He is hoping to feature additional art remind them of their own experi- guesses the horses are stirring the of Tooele County residents. Local ences. water to bring the minerals and One piece of Liberty Park, fea- chemicals to the surface. artists interested in having their turing three benches, has captured Townsend ran graphic design/ own show or combining with oth- imaginations of viewers taking them screen printing shops in Denver, ers to create a themed show should far beyond the historic Salt Lake Dallas, Las Vegas and Salt Lake contact m-e styles gallery, which is City Park. One woman say it and for thirty years. In 2002 he sold his located at 5 N. Main St. in Tooele. exclaimed I just came back from businesses, and finally had the time The artist’s reception with Jerry there! She’d just returned from to focus on his photography. That is Sintz and Martin Townsend is Friday France. until he opened Sagebrush Gallery Sept. 30 from 6-9 p.m. The show ���������������������������������� “I’ve had them say Washington at Trolley Square in Salt Lake City, runs through Oct. 31, but Tanner D.C., Toronto, Paris,” Townsend where he spends his time showcas- emphasizes Tooele residents should said. ing the work of artists around the drop by to discuss the works of art ����������������� Another popular piece of his state, in addition to his own. with the artists. Light refreshments depicts an old bicycle. Townsend got hooked on pho- will be served Friday evening. The “This has been kind of a popular tography after he was married and exhibits are free and open to the ��������������� one. I took that one down at Torrey. purchased a camera to take family public. ������������������� ���������������� ������������� �������� �������������������������������

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simplest bulbs to force indoors are costly and will make your Bulbs and it will fill the room with design less attractive and less continued from page B1 fragrance. You can grow them functional. in potting mix if you choose, Class participants will have If you do this process right, but they will also grow on a a consultation with one of the they will be chilled correctly bed of pebbles if you keep the USU Tooele County Master in about 12 weeks — around water level barely touching the Gardeners during the class. Christmas. At that time, you base of the bulb. Put them in This will help them determine have your option — either bring a sunny, bright area and watch the suitability of their plants them in to begin forcing the the flowers form rapidly. and design for local conditions. bulbs, or leave them outdoors Gardening resource: Classes will start on Oct 19th until you are ready to do that. Linden Greenhalgh, County and will be held on Wednesday Bring the pot indoors and Extension Agent, and Larry nights for four selected weeks. keep them warm for a week or Sagers, Horticultural Specialist The classes are held in the two at 60 degrees. Top growth for Utah State University Tooele County Extension forms quickly at higher tem- Extension Services, are teach- Service Auditorium at 151 peratures, but the blossoms and ing a home landscape design North Main in Tooele from 6:30- stalks will be weak and leggy. class this fall. 8:30 pm. You get blooms in another This four week class will Cost for this four week couple of weeks at a room cover designing your home course is $35.00 for singles or temperature of 70 degrees to landscape, making a drawing of $50.00 for two people from the 72 degrees. The cooler you can your landscape plan and where same household, and includes a keep the pot of flowers, the lon- to place your plants so they design manual and a CD to help ger you will enjoy them. are landscape assets instead of you with the design process. When you force bulbs this landscape problems. We will Seating is limited so please way, they are pretty well spent. also cover waterwise design. pre-register for the class by You can plant them outdoors in The easiest and best way calling Patty Wheeler at (435) Making a lovely indoor, mid-winter garden can brighten your winter, but the results of the efforts will be a sunny location provided the to save time and money on 843-2350. disappointing if one uses inferior bulbs. Purchase solid, medium to large size bulbs — those that are free pot was grown in maximum your landscape is to design from blemishes and rot spots and those that are not shriveled. light. Do not try to force them it correctly in the first place. again. Before you put the plants in If this is all sounding a little the ground, make certain they difficult, try the paperwhite nar- are the right plant for the right cissus (daffodil). It is one of the place. Landscape mistakes WEDDINGS Worthington/Taylor

Mike and Lisa Worthington of Grantsville are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda, to Jacob Allen Taylor of Tooele. The couple will be sealed in the Bountiful, Utah, temple on Oct. 8, 2005. A reception will follow that evening at the Willow Creek ward house in Grantsville. Amanda is a 2004 graduate of Grantsville High School and a 2005 graduate of the Taylor Amanda Worthington Andrews Academy of Hair and Jacob Allen Taylor Design. Jacob is a 2003 graduate of Tooele High School and a recent If we have inadvertently graduate of Utah College of Massage Therapy. missed inviting anymore, please They will make their home in join us that evening from 6-8 Grantsville. p.m.

Anderton/Andersen

Steve and Lauren Anderton are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Whitney Anderton, to Stephen Andersen, son of Robert and Lynn Andersen, Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005, at the Benson Grist Mill. There will be a reception in their honor following the cer- emony at 6 p.m. at the Benson Grist Mill. If we have overlooked anyone, please feel free to join Whitney Anderton the celebration. and Stephen Andersen

Lucero/Wilcox

Elizabeth Jean Lucero and Daniel Thatcher Wilcox, along with their parents, are pleased to announce their marriage on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005. A reception will be held in their honor from 6-8 p.m. at the LDS church on 180 S. Coleman Drive in Tooele. Parents of the bride are Scott and Kendra Reed and Frank and Jan Lucero. Parents of the groom are Lori and Mark Yakovich and Elizabeth Jean Lucero Bart and Jan Wilcox. and Daniel Thatcher Wilcox If we have inadvertently missed anyone, please join us.

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Travis Klingler, MD Marlee Dalton, MSN FNP Announcing Deseret Peak Women’s Center

At Mountain West Medical Center, we know and Marlee Dalton, MSN FNP, have been in that women like to have the power of choice Tooele for more than a year providing women when it comes to choosing a professional who with professional and compassionate obstetrical will bring their child into the world, or take and gynecological services. care of their gynecological health. For area Together, they form a unique team that is women, the power of choice just got better. committed to provide women of Tooele Deseret Peak Women’s Center is a new County with compassionate and expert care. OB GYN practice that will open on Oct. 1 If you’re a woman who has been searching for in Suite 104 in the Mountain West Medical an OB GYN practice that will provide you Building adjacent to the hospital. with quality, personalized care, give Deseret The practice is new, but the faces may appear Peak Women’s Center a call. Indeed, the power familiar. That’s because Dr. Travis Klingler, MD of choice for area women just got better.

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All major insurances accepted TUESDAY September 29, 2005 C1 Hunters should see more spike bull elk this season Hunters who get off the roads DWR has been able to issue “Elk are smart, wary and sen- being taken into areas where it still available, but DWR officials the DWR Web site (wildlife.utah. and into the backcountry should fewer cow elk permits. More sitive to hunting pressure,” he isn’t legal to use them,” he said. expect them to go fast. gov), at DWR offices and from see more spike bull elk this sea- calves were born during the said. “As soon as the shooting “Taking OHVs into these areas “The number of spike bull elk more than 200 hunting license son. spring of 2004 and most of those starts on opening day, they head damages the habitat elk depend permits has been cut this year, agents across the state. Utah’s 2005 general rifle bull calves survived this past winter, into backcountry areas and into on, disturbs and scatters the from 19,000 in 2004 to 11,000 Hunters who purchase a per- elk hunt kicks off Oct. 8. which will provide more year- the thickest cover they can find. animals and ruins the hunting this year,” says Judi Tutorow, mit at the Web site are reminded “2004 was a great year for elk ling bulls for hunters this fall. If you want to find success, experience for other hunters.” wildlife licensing coordinator that it will take about a week for in Utah. Lots of elk were born “Currently, there’s about you’ve got to head into the back- McLaughlin also encour- for the DWR. their permit to arrive in the mail. that spring, and most of those 59,000 elk in Utah, so we’re clos- country areas and find them.” ages hunters to do some pre- “Last year we sold more than They need to buy their permit calves made it through this past ing in on our goal of 68,400 elk,” OHV Map - Don’t Leave season scouting and to check 13,000 spike bull elk permits. far enough in advance that it winter,” says Craig McLaughlin, McLaughlin said. “If these wet the boundary descriptions Since only 11,000 are available will arrive before they leave for big game coordinator for the winters and springs continue, Home Without One for the areas they’ll be hunt- this year, we expect they’ll sell their hunt. The most important reminder Division of Wildlife Resources. elk numbers should continue to ing. Boundary descriptions are out this year,” she said. “I’d For more information, call McLaughlin has is for hunters “Hunters should see a lot of climb.” found in the 2005 Utah Big Game encourage elk hunters to buy the nearest Division of Wildlife using off-highway vehicles. “If spike bulls this fall.” Proclamation. The proclamation their permit as soon as pos- Resources office or the DWR’s Head to the Backcountry - you’ll be using an off-highway That’s a big change from 2000 is available at the DWR Web sible.” Salt Lake City office at (801) vehicle, it’s critical that you to 2003, when drought condi- That’s Where the Elk Are site (wildlife.utah.gov) and from Permits may be purchased at 538-4700. Unless it gets cold and snowy obtain an OHV riding map for the tions forced the DWR to issue hunting license agents and DWR over the next couple of weeks, area you’ll be hunting,” he said. more cow elk permits to try offices. McLaughlin says elk will be at “These maps are available from and keep elk populations within higher elevations and will be the agency — usually the U.S. Buy Your Permit Now numbers their habitat could sup- See News Happening? scattered when the season opens Forest Service or the Bureau of Hunters are encouraged to port. Oct. 8. To find the animals, hunt- Land Management — that man- buy their permit as soon as pos- Give Us a Call! 882-0050 Wet weather during the past ers need to get out of their vehi- ages the land you’ll be hunting. sible. As of Sept. 21, more than TOOELE year-and-a-half has provided TRANSCRIPT cles and into the backcountry “We’re receiving more and 6,900 spike bull elk permits and excellent forage for elk and the BULLETIN areas where the elk are. more complaints that OHVs are 8,200 any bull elk permits were

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20 tips for a fun-filled fall of reading

time and quiets nerves while waiting at the doctor’s or den- tist’s office. 17. Write a letter from your By Samantha Weaver family to an author of one of • It’s been reported that the books you read this fall. Tell the Tasmanian devil can con- him or her your thoughts about sume up to 40 percent of its the book. body weight in half an hour. In 18. Check for special “Meet human terms, that would be the ILLUSTRATED BY DAVID LAROCHELLE the Author” programs at your equivalent of an adult eating 50 public library or local book- pounds of beef at one sitting. Fill the fall season with the stores. • It’s still not known who joy of reading and storytelling. 19. Give books for birthday observed, “Of all the ways of Here are 20 of my favorite ideas and holiday presents. paying for a thing, cash is the for the whole family: 20. Praise your children for cheapest.” 1. Declare your home a televi- the progress they are making in • Actor Roger Bowen played sion-free zone for one night a reading! the role of Lt. Colonel Henry week and read together. ***** Blake in the 1970 film version 2. Line up of “M*A*S*H”; actor McLean 10 summer Stevenson portrayed the same family pho- character in the long-running tos in a row TV series. In a weird coinci- During the first month of school at Rose Springs elementary, sixth grade students have been mentors and on a table dence, they died within one day helpers to first grade students. The Kind Acts Foundation recently sent certificates to these sixth graders and use them of each other — Stevenson on for “helping and being a great friend.” Rose Springs Elementary staff thanks these wonderful students for to create an Feb. 15, 1996 and Bowen on supporting each other and their fellow students. a d v e n t u r e Feb. 16, 1996 — and from the story. same ailment: a heart attack. 3. Prepare • The world’s largest species and serve of flower, the titan arum, has food your a lifespan of 40 years and can child’s favor- reach up to 18 feet in height. It ite story- only blooms a few times over its book char- life, but it’s quite an event when acter eats. a flower emerges. In order to How about attract insects for pollination, green eggs the bloom emits an odor that’s and ham? been likened to that of rotting 4. Read flesh. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the first half then, another name for the plant of a favorite storybook aloud Write Donna with your ques- is “corpse flower.” with your child, then invent a tions and ideas at www.donnas- • By itself, California consti- new ending. day.com. Donna’s latest book, tutes the world’s fifth-largest 5. Thumb through a phone “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous economy. book together to look up and Funstuff for Families,” is ***** read names, places, addresses available in bookstores nation- Thought for the Day: “Youth and telephone numbers. wide. is a wonderful thing. What a 6. At the dinner table, read crime to waste it on children.” a joke from a joke book, then © 2005 Donna Erickson Distributed by King Features Synd. — George Bernard Shaw make up your own. © 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. 7. Read a book from your own childhood to your kids. All of you might be surprised to discover that you share a love for the very same books! 8. Read a book with a story set in the country of your ances- tors. 9. Develop your child’s image as a reader by creating a book- shelf using inexpensive crates, and arrange it by your child’s desk or bed. 10. Press tiny colored leaves and glue them on a strip of poster board for a personalized fall bookmark. 11. Read, write down and shop for the ingredients for a simple recipe you find in a cookbook, online or in your local paper. Prepare it together. 12. Read a story and substi- tute your child’s name for one of the main characters’. 13. Have a “Read Aloud” night when everyone in the family reads a story, comic strip, poem or letter you received in the mail or on your computer. 14. Print the letters of the alphabet on a sheet of paper, then go on an alphabet safari and check them off as you see things that start with a particu- lar letter. WHERE IS IT? 15. Play a book on tape or on CD during your next car trip and watch the miles fly by. 16. Carry books wherever you go. A favorite story helps pass

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Correctly identify the specific location in Tooele County where this photo was taken and be eli- gible for a drawing to receive a $20 gift certificate to American Burger in Tooele. E-mail answers to [email protected] or deliver or mail to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 58 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. Entries must be received by Wednesday, Oct. 5. The winner will be notified on Thursday, Oct. 6. Stephanie Steward won last week’s drawing as one of 18 who correctly identified the flooded streets at the intersection of 100 South and 100 East. C4 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery Family Features Editorial Alaska Surimi Seafood Syndicate With Dipping Sauce All materials courtesy of Alaska Seafood Marketing Trio Prep Time: 20 minutes Institute Servings: 4 to 6 12 to 16 ounces Alaska Surimi Seafood When savvy shoppers find (Imitation Crab) designer style at a great price, Arrange Alaska Surimi that’s a bargain. When good Seafood on serving platter; cooks find an imitation ingre- serve with Asian, Southwest and dient with all the flavor and Americana sauces (see recipes). texture of the original, that’s dinner! Surimi is an imitation crab- Asian meat made from Alaska pollock, 1/3 cup soy sauce a member of the cod family 2 tablespoons water harvested from the cold, clear Alaska Surimi Seafood With Dipping Sauce Trio 1 tablespoon sugar waters of the Bering Sea and the 1 tablespoon rice vinegar ite hot “crab” dip. Arrange a or warm, creamy pasta sauces. Gulf of Alaska. This high-pro- 1 tablespoon sesame oil tein, low-fat seafood mimics the generous mound of surimi on You’ll find lots of ways to use 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic taste and texture of real, hard- a platter, surrounded by dip- delicious and nutritious surimi. 2 green onions, sliced shelled crab, but at a fraction of ping sauces, for a sophisticated Your secret is safe with us! Blend all ingredients; cover the cost. appetizer. 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Prep Time: 15 minutes Servings: 4 Servings: 4 2 medium avocados OR 2 1/4 cup seasoned rice vinegar cups prepared guacamole Americana 2 teaspoons Asian fish sauce 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice 1/2 cup catsup 1 teaspoon sugar 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 tablespoon creamy horse- 3 small bell peppers (red, 1 tablespoon chipotle chile radish green, orange and/or yellow), puree* 1 teaspoon packed brown seeded and finely diced 2 tablespoons low-fat mayon- sugar 1/2 jalapeño pepper, seeded naise 1 teaspoon minced onion and minced 1 pound Alaska Surimi 1/2 teaspoon fresh lemon 1/2 seedless cucumber, Seafood (Imitation Crab) juice 2 teaspoons mesquite or chopped Blend all ingredients; cover Mexican seasoning 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilan- until serving. 4 (10- to 12-inch) flour torti- tro llas, warmed Nutrients per serving (with 12 ounces Alaska Surimi 4 large iceberg or romaine let- Surimi Seafood): Seafood (Imitation Crab) tuce leaves, torn or shredded Asian Sauce: 128 calories, 4g 12 slices (about 2 whole) Mash avocados. 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� Housing, employment, public notices � Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Furniture & Garage, Yard Sales Transcript Bulletin Pub- Miscellaneous Pets Pets lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES Appliances endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase PIANO DUO Art, electric STOVE, KENMORE TOOELE, 231 Skyline FREE TO good home, of any product or service Twenty Words or Less MONTHLY RATE player, w/rolls, $1200 electric, white with black Drive, Saturday, 8am- My Friend Wanda 6yr old Brittany Spaniel, An ad running a minimum obo. Call after 6pm. door. Very good condi- 2pm. Desk, entertain- Pet Grooming & Gifts great family dog, loves advertised in this newspa- * 11 East Vine Street, Tooele $ 50 After 20 Words of 8 consecutive issues 882-2396 tion, $130. 843-9946 ment center, dresser. kids, housebroken, neu- per. Advertisements are ¢ 435-843-8020 the sole responsibility of 30 per word/issue $ ** tered. Please call (20 words or less) NOW OPEN: 6 ¢ SELL YOUR computer in WASHER & DRYER TOOELE, 254 S 200 W, (435)843-7844 or the advertiser. Transcript 25 Bold Type 5 per word/issue $ 2.00 per word over 20 words Kenmore set. Heavy Saturday, 8:30am- SPLISH - SPLASH Bulletin Publishing Co. ¢ the classifieds. Call (435)840-8087 Boxed ads 50 per issue DOG BATH hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold/boxed ads extra 882-0050 duty, nice condition 1:30pm. Children’s *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and **No credit for stopped ads. Includes $250 882-7388 items, Pottery Barn 10 am - 5pm • Tues- Sat LAB/ GERMAN short ty for any damages suf- Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” fered as the result of any WASHER & Dryer, $100; items, furniture, home Self Serve Bath hair puppies, $15 each. WHITE AMANA washer advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition Dinette set, 6 chairs, decor. Just moved sale. Walk Ins Welcome Call (435)843-1783 or and gas dryer, $395 for Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. oak, $120; 4 chairs $65; All baths include shampoo, (801)979-6100 Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition pair or $200 for dryer. TOOELE, 279 West Transcript Bulletin Pub- twin bed frames, box conditioner, finishing rinse All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will Runs great. Call Dianne 1430 North, Saturday lishing Co. is not responsi- springs, mattress, $30; Also use of towel/brushes/blow dryer automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- (801)294-5057 or October 1, 9am-3pm. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 ble for any claims or rep- subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. microwave $25; misc All dogs required to be leashed. (801)330-4072 Furniture, antiques, resentations made in chest drawers, enter- GROOMING & PROFFESSIONAL BATH by appt. only misc. advertisements in the tainment center, lamps. Garage, Yard Sales Continued on next page Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Rod iron bed frame, TOOELE, 283 N 630 E, The Tooele Transcript- Services Services Miscellaneous $125. 884-6142 Bulletin has the sole Saturday, 8am-4pm. ERDA, 4643 No. Toms Camp trailer, oak enter- authority to edit and locate WOOD BURNING any classified advertise- ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Lane, Friday & Satur- tainment center, girls HELP WANTED Are you too ton. Low legal fees. Stove, $300; motorcycle day, 7am-7pm. Big twin bed, PW50, KTM ment as deemed appropri- New seasonal home trailer, $350 obo; beau- ate. DUI, divorce or bank- screen TV, bedroom Senior Pro 50. busy for house decorating items ty shop equipment, Full time career opportunity. Transcript Bulletin Pub- ruptcy. $495 + filing available. Friday and set, couch, love seat, $300. 830-1407 TOOELE, 302 N 100 E, lishing Co. reserves the cleaning? fee. Criminal defense, Saturday 9am-2pm. matching chair, dining Friday, Saturday, 9am-? right to refuse any adver- family, civil litigation. 214 Birch Street, room set, household WOOD BURNING Different stuff. Advertising – tisement. LET ME HELP (435)496-3159. Tooele. items, misc. STOVE, insulated pipe, BEGINNING ADULT insulation for wall, stain- GRANTSVILLE, 144 So TOOELE, 315 Birch, Fri- All real estate adver- guitar class starting 19 IN GE color TV $40; less steel cap for top. In Cooley Street, Satur- day, Saturday, 7am- Printing Sales October 4th through twin bed frames $25; tised in the Tooele like new condition. 882- day, 9am-4pm. Clothing 2pm. Lots lots lots! Representative wanted for growing Transcript-Bulletin is December 19th. 7:30- ptbl Smith Corona type- 2649 $1 and under, complete subject to the Federal 8:30pm. $40 a month writer $30; tools, grind- bedding sets, blankets, TOOELE, 434 Salton, Tooele Transcript Bulletin Newspaper. Fair Housing Act of Call Natasha plus music. To regis- er, skill saw, orb sander Furniture & bags. Complete toy Saturday, 8am-Noon. Previous sales or marketing experience ter call 882-3106 $20 ea. 28 ft of 6 ft Ce- Clothing and misc. 1968 which makes it 882-2539 Appliances sets. Household items. helpful. Must have customer service illegal to advertise dar fence $50; 6.5’x4’ Everything good to ex- items. Reliable, Affordable BRO & Sis Cleaning “any preference, limi- metal half shed $25. $275 CANOPY BED cellent condition. Priced skills. Must be self-motivated. Services. Homes, apart- TOOELE, 437 West 400 tation, or discrimina- 882-3465/840-0260 Black iron w/mattress to sell. $5 and under. Computer skills a plus. Salary plus tion based on race, ments, offices. Also set. Still pkgd. 801- North, Saturday Octo- Handyman & property commission and excellent benefits. religion, sex or nation- DAVE’S DRUGS 831-0678. GRANTSVILLE, 222 W ber 1, 9am-2pm. al origin, or any inten- cleanup. We can help. Cherry St, Saturday, Apply in person at the Riddles Salvage TOOELE, 461 S Cole- tion to make any such st Call 882-4311 or 2 KENMORE WASHER 9am-6pm. 30 W. 1 So. man, Friday, Saturday preference, limitation (801)706-4428 & Wrecking and dryer sets, one 882-0287 9am. Misc. or discrimination.” The electric, one gas, $250; GRANTSVILLE, 455 CAN’T AFFORD to pay Real cash for Tooele Transcript-Bul- Whirlpool washer and West Richard Street (by • UPS Shipping your mortgage any- your junk TOOELE, 464 Parkway letin will not knowingly dryer set, $250; Side by cemetery), Saturday, • Stamps more?? Call Rich Solu- car or truck. Ave, Saturday, Sunday, accept any advertis- side Kitchen Aid refrig- 8am-?. Lots of baby tions LLC. “Helping 8am-? Too much to list! ing for real estate • Copies • car & trucks erator, $400. Will trade items, water bed, and 58 North Main • Tooele Homeowners in Despa- • farm equipment which is in violation of for hay. 90 day warran- misc household. Transcript Bulletin promotes a drug-free environment. • Fax rate Situations find Real • batteries TOOELE, 53 Benchview, the law. Our readers ty. 850-2383 Saturday, 8am-2pm. • Scrapbook Paper Solutions” (801)450- • aluminum & copper GRANTSVILLE, 53 So are informed that all Large garage sale, tons 5429 9am - 5pm • Mon - Sat West St, Friday, Sep- dwellings advertised • Office Supplies AS SEEN on TV! NASA of things. Two families. in this paper are avail- FREE Pick-up Memory foam Queen tember 30th, 4-8pm. • Money Orders CLEANING BATH- Tupperware open able on an equal ROOM Busters and oth- 884- 3366 mattress & box. High TOOELE, 644 Kingston, RN’s opportunity basis. 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville density. New in pkg house. Come see Friday and Saturday, er cleaning needs. Call what’s new. Hourly Tina 843-0985. w/warranty. 801-831- 9am-4pm. Baby items, in Tooele County, why drive to 0678. drawings, free gift for clothes, furniture, tools, coming. 884-0107 SLC? When you can stay here and Services COMPJUNKIES is now windows, racing parts. open at 22 W Vine. In BEST BARGAIN!!! $109 be close to home and save on time Dave’s Drugs GRANTSVILLE, 62 W TOOELE, 829 West 700 We’re more than just home service, network- Queen Pillowtop Mat- Cherry, Saturday, and gas? Come work with a BALLOONS! ST South, Saturday, 8am- Have your next ing, free estimates and 30 WEST 1 SOUTH tress & box. New in 9:30am-3pm. Grand- party HOSTED, so you can tech support. Lowest pkg. With warranty. 3pm. Clothes, misc. GREAT home health care team enjoy it & stay ! ma’s yard sale. Lots of stress-free prices. 882-3986 801-831-0678. MAID TO 882-0287 new gift items. House- TOOELE, 926 Fox Run here in Tooele. Heritage Brookside Party Packs make your hold new and used. child’s next party a cinch! CONCRETE C-K&J’s Drive, Saturday 9am- Home Care has an opening for a Are you taking vitamins, CHERRY SLEIGH bed Toys, crafts, etc. ORDER No more going from store to ALL phases of con- 2pm. Multi family huge store for the plates, games, nutritional supplements, only $275. New in box. full-time nurse, 32-hours, this crete. Specializing in yard sale! Baby clothes, Basic party favors, & balloons - homeopathic or herbs? 801-831-0678 GRANTSVILLE, 782 tools, furniture. Lots of now it’s all in one bag ready flatwork, STAMPED. includes working every other East Durfee Street, Sat- fun stuff. House Cleaning for you to pickup! Best price in town. Are they okay with your DINING TABLE and 6 urday October 1st, weekend. Get on-call pay, mileage Concrete and repair. pharmacy medications? chairs, Early American 9am-1pm. It’s wedding time! 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Every- BEST 882-2820, 843-7444, HANDYMAN WORK! 0663 bike, twin bed, toys, • Best Service thing wholesale! Rocky RATES 849-2569 Tree trimming and re- crafts, etc. Cash only • Best Quality Mtn. Diamond Co. moval, rubbish hauling KING PILLOWTOP $199 please. Wal-Mart Your “Best Bet” in town A QUALITY designers & and small construction S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 Brand name in plastic QUALITY-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED builders. Framing, fin- work. Call 843-5794 or w/warranty. 801-831- STANSBURY, 123 For FREE estimates call your painter John ishing work, roofing, 882-1044 FIREPLACE INSERTS, 0678. Country Club, Saturday, Distribution Center sheet rock, new or re- installs. Pallet, gas, 8am-1pm. Multi family. model. Free estimate. IMMEDIATE JOBS, audi- wood. Guaranteed low- KING SIZE oak bedroom Grantsville, UT 882-0943 Call 882-2820, 843- tions. Actors, models, est prices! Save over set, high quality STOCKTON, 107 N 7444, 849-2569 extras. All ages. No $300, many brands, w/dressers and mirrors. Johnson, Friday, 8am- ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: exp. $72-$700 day! some used, we install. Top of the line Sim- 5pm, Saturday, 8am-? Material Handling Positions Member BBB Utah. (801)295-7398, mons mattress and box- Christmas tree, collec- Place Your Ad Here: 882-0050 (801)680-0660 (801)598-3473 es. Over $4000 new, tor Christmas villages, Unloaders, Orderfillers, Loaders sell for $1800 obo. 882- appliances, decorative Requires continuous lifting up to 100 lbs. LANDSCAPE DESIGN, shelves, 10x21 canopy. FIREWOOD MIXED split 5445 (Stansbury Park) Wal-Mart offers competitive hourly wages with a Shifts available: professional horticultu- delivery rounded truck Some items never Tuesday-Friday, 10 hour schedule (1 st and 2 nd shifts) rist, full or partial yard Progression Schedule Saturday-Monday 12 hour shift ($1.35 Shift Differential) NEED CASH NOW? load “chimney sweep NORTH VALLEY Appli- used. designs. Consultations We want to make with load” 884-6965 or ance. Washers/ dryers $11.40/HR progresses to $14.40/HR PER HOUR This is your opportunity to join the world’s $25/hr. Call Marie 830- largest retailer, recognized by Fortune Magazine you a loan! 882-3133 $99-$199. Complete TOOELE, 1047 North for weekday schedules as one of the most admired companies in the 5728 Free estimates. world. As a member of the Wal-Mart team, you repair service. Satisfac- Cedarwood Road (820 $12.75/HR progresses to $15.75/HR PER HOUR will enjoy benefits including Associate FRESH EGGS for sale. tion guaranteed. Parts East), Saturday, 8am- discounts, 401(k), stock purchase plan, profit PAINTING, TEXTUR- 1pm. Lots of great stuff! for weekday schedules sharing, health benefits, career advancement $50 - $3,000 ING, affordable rates. 884-3701 or 884-0113 for all major brands. opportunities, and more! Front loader/$550. 843- No checking account Call (435)850-8068 353 South Cooley, TOOELE, 123 North 100 9154, 830-3225. Applications for employment at the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Grantsville, UT will be needed. Usually 30 Granstville. West, Saturday 7am- accepted at the following Workforce Services locations: Tooele, West Valley City, Downtown, minute service! PIANO LESSONS in NE noon Tooele. Lots of fun! $32 HONEY/ BEEWAX, new SOFA AND TWO Metro, Midvale and South County Offices. Or stop by our Distribution Center in Grantsville. a month. Call Kim 882- crop, most sizes availa- CHAIRS, high quality, TOOELE, 1358 N 590 E, NOBLE FINANCE 0597 ble, see or call Vance or traditional. Over $1500 Saturday, 9am-? Office Applicants MUST be 18 years of age or older. Shirley Keele, 882- new. Sell for $800 obo. decor, lawnmower, Applications are valid for 60 days from submission. 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 PIANO LESSONS 882-5445 Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 0123, 50 S Coleman St. misc. www.FoxxPianoStudio. com. Piano lessons aren’t what they used to CONSTRUCTION be! Complimentary in- terview. Member of * IMMEDIATE OPENINGS* MNTA/UMTA, Tooele Chapter President. Join the Team OB OB PPORTUNITIES PPORTUNITIES 843-5031 J J OO PIANO LESSONS. Ex- Tooele County School District perienced teacher. Immediate Opening Located in North East TRANSPORTATION - Substitute Bus Drivers: Must be 21 yrs of age, have a Tooele. $40 per high school diploma, a chauffer’s license, the ability to work well with people, month. Call 840-3208 and provide health/physical information as required by supervisor. $20 background check required for all applicants. District will license and train all Layton Construction Company, a premier REMODELING Base- applicants. Wage $12.54 per hour. For more information contact Richard ments, kitchens, bath- Medical Assistant Merino, Supervisor, Transportation, 833-1916. general contractor, is hiring for the rooms, additions, tiling, following positions. siding. All jobs large Full time (32 hours). Certification a plus. Adult Part-Time Cleaner Positions: Position entails general cleaning as assigned and small. Free esti- by school custodian. Applicants from this announcement will be used to fill existing part-time cleaner positions for School Year 05-06. OPEN UNTIL FILLED. • CARPENTER/FORMSETTER mates. Please leave message. 882-6141 Tooele School District - Part-Time ESL Aide: Should have skills in teaching • CAPENTER HELPERS reading and math under the direction of certificated staff. Preference will be TRACTOR SERVICE, given to bilingual applications. Position will be 19 hrs. a week. For more • CONCRETE FINISHER tilling, post holes, mow- TO APPLY: information contact Sandy Shepard, Elementary Direcctor, 833-1900, X1152, ing fields and lots, level- or Human Resources, 833-1900. Closing date: Open until filled. • LABORERS ing, final grades. 884- Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center Excellent benefits and competitive salary 6868, or 830-1124 Grantsville High School - Girls Basketball Assistants: Must have ability offered. EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street, Tooele, UT 84074 to assist in teaching strong basketball fundamentals, team strategies, and REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR TUTOR: CERTIFIED sportsmanship. Will work under direction of GHS Girls Head Basketball THESE POSITIONS . Application can be teacher, resource histo- James Glade Coach. Experience as a player preferable. For more information contact obtained at www.laytoncompanies.com or at ry, English, reading and phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 Principal Jones, 884-4500, or Human Resources, 833-1900. Closing Date: any Utah Workforce Service office. math. 843-5691 [email protected] Thurs, Oct 6 - 12:00 noon www.mountainwestmc.com Miscellaneous LAYTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. 9090 South Sandy Parkway Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office Sandy, Utah 84070 12 STRING Guitar, pia- - 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele or downloaded at web site: tcsd.tooele.k12.ut.us Fax: 801-563-3621 no, $1000, 50” oak en- TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER tertainment center, The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in One of the Layton Companies compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations EEO/AA $1500- desk antique. should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900. 884-3777 C6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY September 29, 2005

Continued from previous page Livestock Child Care Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Autos Autos Vehicles Pets JACKSONS ROSE ABC KIDS Preschool is ADVERTISING AC- LABORER. Need some- MUST SEE to appreci- FORD TAURUS Wagon, Springs Ranch horse still enrolling! Full COUNT Executive one reliable and a hard HELP WANTED ate- 8ft camper, stove, 1990, runs great, 6cyl, boarding, accepting two curriculum including needed for Hometown worker, residential fram- large fridge- freezer, FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! ac, auto everything, MINIATURE SHIH Tzu boarders on five acres sign lan- Values and Utah Kids ing, Tooele work. Call forced air furnace, con- $1400 obo. Call Charly puppies, purebred, in Erda. Clean stalls guage. Experienced Magazine. A strong, Spencer 840-0412 tained, toilet, new or Tammie (435)882- APRI registered. 3 and training areas, teachers. We make 12yr old Utah Compa- queen sized bed. Ask- 0416, (435)496-0206 males, $400; 3 females, $250 per month. 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CLERICAL/ WORK from Health Company. low $1,990). 801-865- Completely Furnished tion, $9800. 882-7627 5420. CERTIFIED HAY, $4.50 For information call in- home. Extra income. PT/FT (801)592-5037 Weekly & Monthly Rates per bale. 882-3861 ALCOHOLIC ANONY- dependent sales repre- Help national company MOUS meets daily at locate and assist 1982 PACE Arrow moto- sentative Vi Knutson PHONE SALES Inbound 1988 PONTIAC 6000- noon and 8pm at 1120 HUD/FHA clients owed rhome, 29ft, 47,000 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 FOX TROTTERS for 884-3830 calls, 5hr shifts, 4 day $800. Good running W Utah Ave. Call 882- refunds. Need internet miles, generator, dual sale, 2yr old, 3yr old, work week. Linda condition, good interior/ 7358. 100 WORKERS NEED- and 1-2 hours a day. ac’s, microwave, sleeps 6yr old. All experienced makes $100 a week. exterior. New alternator ED! Assemble crafts, Nationwide. (435)843- 8, $7900 obo. 882-6831 mountain horses, great Why aren’t you? 843- and starter. Good tires. 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Ask about TIRED OF MISSING OUT www.ccCNA.com ment. This position will great. Retail $3400, delivery. 435-839-3423 ON FAMILY TIME? open September 20, 2004 27FT Wilderness, asking $1700 obo. 840- 143 North 400 West, Tooele 435-839-3437 (Vernon) WANT TO STAY CLOSER DELIVERY AND Shop 2005 and will stay open loaded, $17,000. 882- 1440 Office Hours: Tues. - Fri., 9am-2pm TO HOME? TIRED OF help, must have good until filled. Apply in per- 5328 ask for Denise. HAY FOR Sale, 1st cut, LAYOFFS AND SHORT people skills and driving son at the Wendover 1991 Plymouth Acclaim, 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889 2nd cut & 3rd cut. 830- WORK WEEKS DURING record. 4 day work Head Start Program, 4 SALE: Classic 1958 or 1988 Suzuki Samurai EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING 2572 where minds and PART OF THE YEAR? week. 882-4882 131 S. Wildcat Blvd. Zenith travel trailer, -Best offers. Contact We offer full time work all sleeps 4, 16ft, good Jim at 833-9524 spirits grow Between the hours of HAY FOR sale, first crop, year long. TIRED OF ELDERLY CAREGIVER 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. condition, $550 obo. no rain. $90/ ton, sec- WORKING ALL YOUR needed for elderly gen- Drug Testing and Crimi- 931 West 500 South. 1992 SATURN SC1, ex- LIFE WITH NOTHING TO ond crop $100/ ton. Oat Monday-Thursday tleman, 1 to 2 days a nal background check is 882-1005, (801)688- cellent condition, 5spd, SHOW FOR IT? hay $75/ ton. 3rd crop week, some weekends, required. 0093 2-wheel front drive, AM & PM classes Check out our profit sharing $85/ton 840-2298, 843- in Grantsville. 884- cruise, power windows/ plan. 100% company 0621 0965, 884-0193 99 STARCRAFT Field locks, ac, sunroof, 3-5 year olds contribution of an amount RESIDENTIAL FRA- MERS needed, experi- Stream pop-up truck 37mpg, 145k miles, accepted up to 25% of your annual $3000. 882-7817 after HORSE BOARDING, EXPERIENCE THE enced, own hand tools, camper, heater, fridge, salary into a retirement trust 4pm. stalls 16’x40’. You fur- account. Check out our South, single Mom look- transportation to Herri- stove, jacks, very nice unit, like new, $3000. nish the feed, I’ll feed & Call Kim other benefits: Quarterly ing for live-in LDS Nan- man area. Please call 1994 ISUZU Trooper SE, 833-0188 water. 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WORK FROM HOME? 135k miles, lots of ex- Pet Friendly room. 882-4513, THATCHER COMPANY $500-$1500 part time, JAYCO MOTOR HOME tras, $5500 obo. 840- (801)230-7878 1905 Fortune Road, SLC EXPERIENCED HVAC $3000-$5000 full time. 2002, 31ft, V10, 9000 4247 Call for details. pp EOE CHILD CARE openings, installer, minimum 4 Work around your miles, like new, loaded. HORSE HAY and cow ages 2-9. Call Sandra years experience. schedule. VISIT US TO- $44,900 obo. (435)830- (435)843-0717 hay for sale 884-6570 884-6810 (435)830-1415 DAY! www.livefreebiz.com 2426

02 GMC YUKON SLT 02 DENALI XL LOADED VERY NICE. G21772B SUPER CLEAN ALL THE OPTIONS ONLY $19,995 LOW MILES. G21574B Let Our Home Team be $28,465 04 CHEVY EXPRESS 15 PASSANGER VAN 05 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 40K REAR AIR. PU22305A AUTO LOADED LOW MILES. Part of Your Winning Team ONLY $16,988 PU22374A NEWNEW LLISTINGISTING NEWNEW LLISTINGISTING NNEWEW LLISTINGISTING 05 CHRYSLER 300 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING 04 GMC DURAMAX LOADED LEATHER VERY NICE. DIESEL CREW CAB PU22268A SLE LOW MILES GREAT SHAPE. $ $ 22,911 G21504B Jennifer Jones Cameo McCaig 36,495 (Broker) 04 OLDS ALERO 830-2088 840-5457 585 S Johnson Lane 71 West 200 South 42 North Connor 314 N Connor Ave 03 HUMMER H2 Rush Valley. Great country LOW MILES AUTO AIR GREAT FUEL Charming home on more than a Stocton. Charming cottage 4 bdrm, 1.75 bath in Stockton. LOADED LEATHER 2 TO living on 10 acres. 4 Bdrms, 1/2 acre in town. 4 bdrms, style home! Great for first Time 30X30 Detached garage/shop. ECONOMY. PU22294A 2 bths. Full apartment in Updated kitchen & bth. Beautiful CHOOSE FROM. G22167B 2 bths. Fantastic views. home buyers. Must see. 2 bed 1 $ Cathy Soffel basement. Extras everywhere. views of mountains Must see. STARTING AT $ 11,488 $165,000. Call Cathy Bath. $84,700. Call Cameo 38,888 849-1581 849-1581 $149,000. Call Sherri 840-5167. 840-5457 $139,900. Call Ken 840-1112 03 TOYOTA RAV 4 Welcome 05 CHEV CAVALIER LOW MILES VERY NICE. G21896B Ken Edwards AUTO, 4DOOR PRW $ Patti Westenburg 840-1112 850-0009 ERR EERR ERR LOCKS,WINDOWS VERY 18,495 NNDDE NNDD NNDDE NICE. PU22438A UNDERUU T UNDERUU TT UNDERUU T 02 GMC SAFARI CCT ACC CCT $ TRRAA TTRRA TRRAA 10,357 ALL WHEEL DRIVE LOADED LOW OONNT CCONTRACTOONN OONNT MILES. G21410C1 CONTRACTCC C CONTRACTCC 980 South Coleman 04 JEEP GRAND $ 475 E 1260 N 1488 E 850 N 247 South 100 W 269 Settlers Ct Country style rambler. 4 bdrms, 3 This is a nice one. 3 bdrms, 1 3 bdrms, 2 bths. Just like new CHAROKEE LIMITED 14,495 bths. Large Family room, office/ Picture perfect. 3 bdrms, 1 bth. 3 bedrooms 2 baths Great LOADED LOW MILES bth. Fenced back yard. Quiet but ready to move in. Nice clean Tree lined street.Must see inside. home. Awesome yard. Stacey Brown Larry Prather den. Oak cabinets, hardwood Street . Room for more 05 CHEV BLAZER LS 830-7396 Floors. Huge covered redwood home with larger room. Great old school charm and Exceptionally clean. $176,900. ONLY $ 830-5450 bedrooms and a Bath. $131,900. 23,164 THIRD ROW GMC CERTIFIED PWR deck. Auto sprinklers. $124,000. $132,000. Call Larry Prather character. $113,900. Call Cameo Call Larry 830-5450 Call Patti 850-0009. 830-5450. 840-5457 PACK VERY CLEAN. PU22376A Call Gail 840-5818. 05 NISSIAN ARMADA ONLY $ FULLY LOADED DVD REAR AIR 21988 3rd ROW. PU22666A R 03 GMC CREW CAB EERR DEER ONLY $ NNDD UNDERUNND 28,888 WITH SHELL LOW MILES VERY UUNDERU TT U CTT Lisbet Stearns Kim Baker ACC AAC CLEAN. G21342B TTRRA TTRR 00 SAVANA ONLY $ 830-7030 849-0311 ONN OONN CORONADO 16988 CCONTRACTCO CCONTRACTC CONVERSION VAN 279 West 1430 North 136 Memory Lane 1307 Brandy Lane 837 South 730 West 215 South 6 th St 04 SUZUKI XL7 Over 2900 finished sq foot rambler Great starter home 3 bedroom 7 PASS. SOFA BED GRAPHICS Personality Plus. This one one of on Tooele’s east bench. 5 Bdrms, 3 Large, extra clean contempory rambler. Highland cottage, 2 bdrms, ONLY 8K MILES MUST SEE. a kind for the Fussiest buyer. 2 Baths. Beautiful views of the 3 bdrms, 2 bths. Views of The entire 2 bath. New Hardwood floors 1 bth, fully landscaped, auto $ story with a full basement. 3 and vinyl in baths. Bright and PKG. PU22379A 12,993 G21060B mountains and lake. Very open & valley.Corrian & granite countertops. sprinklers, new roof in 2003. bdrm, 2.5 bths. $171,900. Call family friendly home. $224,900. Call Hardwood maple floors. $ 335,000. Sunny. $99,900. Call Kim Patti 850-0009. $87,000. Call Gail 840-5818. 98 CHEV SILVERADO Cameo 840-5457. Call Jennifer 830-2088 849-0311. 04 DODGE QUAD CAB Gail Mikesell Sherri Nelson PWR WIND, LOCKS 63 K 840-5818 840-5167 MILES MUST SEE VERY CLEAN. VERY LOW MILES. F21581B ONLY $ Hwy 199, Rush Valley~ 160 acres for $1200 an acre. With highway frontage. New well, It’s been North Hale Street ~ 27 acres of meadow, water included. $185,000 Call Patti 850-0009. $ L 23588 L brushed and Has plenty of pasture. $192,000. Call Patti at 850-0009. G22043B 13988 Cochran Lane ~ 13 plus acres close to Links Golf Course. 14 ft of water included. $230,000. AA Prime Development land zoned~ Commercial possibilities. Fronts HWY 112. Just Call Patti 850-0009. in Grantsville City limits. $318,000. Call Patti 435-850-0009. Prime Pine Canyon Properties! 140 Acres S.E. corner of Pine Canyon and Droubay Road. 97 COME SEE THESE VEHICLES AND MANY NN Plan for the Future ~ Always wanted to invest in real estate? Call Patti 850-0009 Acres located on CHURCHWOOD Road. $13,000 per acre. Call Jennifer 830-2088. MORE CERTIFIED USED AT W Hwy 112 ~ Just west of Deseret Peak Complex. 76 acres. $600,000. Call Patti 850-0009. SALT LAKE VALLEY GMC Exit Realty Home Team DD 725 WEST 3300 SOUTH 1-866-645-6649 8843-TEAM43-TEAM ((8326)8326) 11-888-943-TEAM-888-943-TEAM ((8326)8326) • 11244244 NN.. MMain,ain, SStete 110101 • GGatewayateway PProfessionalrofessional CCenterenter THURSDAY September 29, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C7

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On select ups, appliances, pets shortbed Ford truck, or 882-7308. MOVE IN Special - 1 *Distress Sale* ADORABLE GRANTS- 10x12 shield, RV pad, $196,000 units $99 moves you considered, deposit ne- $150. 840-3514 month free for this one VILLE 3bdrm, new win- fenced, .26 acres. Job in. Some apartments gotiable. No smoking. Bank Foreclosures, GRANTSVILLE APART- bedroom apartment - dows, new kitchen and relocation. $180,000. STANSBURY PARK includes all utilities. Call Carol 830-0007 Short-Sales, & Highly TIRES ON Alloy rims MENTS now available! Good location, all utilit- bathroom flooring, fully 884-0700 5bdrm 3bth Rambler , Swimming pool, hot Motivated Sellers. fenced, double carport. Golf course view, lots of w/locks, 33x12.5x15, Studios $375 includes $850/MO 3BDRM, 2bth, ies included. $450 a tub, exercise room, Only $99,900. Call extras. 5634 Miller Cir- 90% tread 5 hole, Jeep utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- new condition. Call Car- month for rent. Security FREE computerized PRICE REDUCED playground, full club- (435)884-0535 cle. $194,500. 843- Wrangler. $400. 840- cludes utilities, call 1- ol with Remax 830- Deposit of $400. Call list of Bank-owned, Tooele rambler, 5bdrm, house. 843-4400 5495 or 801-550-1085 8047 801-603-2565 0007. Carole 882-7875 ext HUD, & other bargain 2bth, fenced back yard, 123. BANK FORECLOSURE! 2 UNITS avaliable, both LAKEPOINT DUPLEX properties. fully landscaped, 2 car Apartments for LOW RENT Remodels: 3bdrm 2bth Home, garage, basement 90% NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 2bdrm 1bth duplex, unit with Horse Property NEW THREE and four Studio, 1 and 2 bed- Free recorded message $60,000! Won't Last! finished. Call (435)882- Rent 1 new carpet, tile, paint, room apartments. New (if desired). Newly bedroom homes on 1-888-754-0331 More Homes Available, $515/mo $400/dep. Unit 0822 Continued on next page ROOMMATE WANTED, carpet, tile and paint. built 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 horse property in For Listings Call 800- 2 $500/mo, w/d hook- ID# 85 gourmet kitchen, wash- New management with car garage, tile, soft Grantsville, 2 car ga- Tooele Real Estate Information Hotline 366-9783 xH772 ups. no pets. 843-0789 Sponsored by Kelly Kremer, RE/MAX Platinum er, dryer, full entertain- great tenants. 843-0917 water, fully landscap- rage. Lots of upgrades. ment center, bath, pri- ed, w/d hookups, Di- Call Joseph (801)414- NEWLY RENOVATED rectTV, unfinished 4800 EAST ERDA, 5.0 acre vate. No smoking, 2BDRM DUPLEX, drugs, alcohol, pets. 2bdrm duplex $600, basement for storage, Equestrian Ranchette, clean, quiet, w/d hook- ONE BEDROOM house, Male only. $450/mo. w/full basement. No central air, full appli- spectacular view, 2 acre ups, $500/mo. $475. All utilities includ- FFOROR SSALE!ALE! 840-2011 smoking or pets. ance package, nice, water rights included. 614 No. Main (435)224-2163 Grantsville. 884-5552. clean, must see to be- ed, references needed. Call (801)842-2448 or 1 BEDROOM basement, (801)815-3335 lieve! 1yr lease, no No smoking, No pets, (801)455-4482 Tooele Ut, 84074 3BDRM IN Tooele- 173 S. 1st St. kitchen- pets/ smoking, $300 deposit. 840-8500 2BDRM in Grantsville, ette, washer, dryer. Ca- NICE 2BDRM apartment, $700/mo includes wa- EXCHANGE MY large 3 w/d hookups, central OVERLAKE 5bdrm 3bth, ble tv. $475/mo, $200 garage, 155 E. 100 S., ter/sewer. Rex bedroom duplex unites Dori Wilkinson / Jeff England ac, covered parking, 2 story house, 2 car ga- Sell Your Home Here for deposit. 882-6141 $600/mo, $400/dep. (801)508-9004. or 6 bedroom home for pets welcome. Aaron rage, fenced, $1050. (435) 882-1873 please leave messages. 882-4431 $ 80* house units or ??? (801)450-8432. 1BDRM HOUSE 84 Eng- Available Now! Agent. 882-4858 NICE BRICK home land Avenue, no smok- 17 East Aaron Drive 6 ea. w/basement apartment ing, no pets, $475/mo, 1600 North FOR SALE BY OWNER • Built in 2000 on double lot fenced $200/dep. 882-4827 Davidson Realty Call 882-0050 custom home, 3000sqft beautiful yard, fruit • 3 bedrooms (801)466-5078 *Based on 13 issue contract. rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, trees, garden, sprinkler 2 & 5 BEDROOM rentals • 2.5 baths 1 acre horse property, system possible duplex available. Call Talena RENT TO Own 2 to 3 • Full fenced yard $259,500. Grantsville. property 882-5104 (435)830-8113at Pru- Bedroom mobile FOR SALE OR Lease • Automatic sprinkler dential Utah Real Es- homes, from $300/mo. option: 3bdrm, 1.5bth, Call 884-0182 • Upgraded carpet NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, tate Grantsville. Call Aliza at finished basement, ap- • 2 Toned Paint 2bdrm, kitchenette (435)224-4804 pliances included, cen- FOR SALE or lease op- tion: Stansbury, 5bdrm, $ • Lament Wood Floors available, monthly, 2 HOMES for rent, tral air, backyard play- RENT TO Own, great 3bth, custom upgrades, 125,000 • Vaulted Ceilings weekly special. HBO, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- ground. $3000 down. cable. Call 882-3235. rages, $875/mo, 944 family home w/fireplace, 843-9659. Leave mes- $176,000, 0 down. Or • Designer Window West 420 South or 477 Northeast section of $1400/mo, $3000 down. 882-9841 Coverings 585 Canyon Rd, sage. • Facilitating Freedom through Mark & Katie Dewald Tooele. Valley View West 740 South. Call Tooele. 4bdrm, 1bth. Must See! 833-0511, Motel. Joe at (801)254-1009 or Only $875/mo. Call 2001 2BDRM 2bth, per- (801)592-4117 Home ownership 949 West 340 South • Tooele Carl at (801)792-5548 Fresh Start Homes, El- fect cond. New- carpet, • Committed to Excellence NOW PRE LEASING len 1-888-597-6021. pergo+ floor, applian- FSBO 3BDRM, 1.5bth, 3bdrm, 2bth town- 2BDRM COZY home, Remax Results. ces, central air. Two- ready to move in. Price • Ultimate mortgage experience homes, 2 car garage, w/d, nice neighborhood, toned paint, yard reduced to $82,000. ac, enclosed yard, large backyard, covered RENT TO Own, North- fenced. Must see! 224- Call 843-1738 hookups, starting at parking, $600/month east section of Tooele, 2734 FREE credit report with $399. 882-4004 plus deposit. 849-1394 only 5yrs old. Central GRANTSVILLE, NEW air, Pergo floors, 3bdrm, Place Your Ad Here custom home! Rent to pre-qualification QUIET 2BDRM Apart- 2BDRM, 2BTH condo, 2bth, 2 car garage & RV Call 882-0050 own, low down. Shawn ment, no smoking, no fireplace, cozy atmos- parking. Fully fenced, 888-822-8211 drinking, no pets. For phere, covered parking, jetted tub, $1195/mo. further information $725/mo plus gas, $500 Call Fresh Start Homes, 443 S. 300 W. - Tooele - $124,900 245 E. Birch Street - Tooele - $139,900 please call 882-4986 deposit, 6mo lease Ellen, 1-888-597-6021. 3bed/2ba Brick Rambler w/mother-in-law 4bed/2ba Charming Country Home leave a messages please. 843-7109 apt. Beautiful Landscaping/Fully Fenced/ Remax Results. Large 2 Car Detached Garage. w/3 Stall Barn & Tack Room! ROOMY 4BDRM 1bth 3-BDRM, 2-BATH new SALE, RENT or lease w/yard, $575/mo, manufactured home 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- Real $500/dep, carport, no w/great floor plans and rage w/shop. Near 1785 N. smoking, pets negotia- beautiful views in Rush schools. $1000/mo, Estate for ble w/larger deposit. Valley. $975/month $700/dep. 435-882- Banks St., Available October 15th. plus deposit. 1yrs lease 7471 or 435-830-3433. Tooele (801)748-2500 702-290-3097 Available October 15th. Your $115,900 SLEEPING ROOMS 3BDRM 1BTH, fenced, SMALL 2 bedroom World available, $70 per central air, all applian- house, $475/mo plus McAffee Realtors week, $10 key deposit, ces plus w/d. No smok- 7933 N Mountain View Rd, Lakepoint 3bed/2ba Town Home in Overlake! utilities, plus $200 $184,900– 3 BED, 2BA , 2.22 A cres horse first and last week- total ing. $860/mo, includes cleaning deposit. No heaven - O versized garage w/electric & heat - 2002 w/Tons of Upgrades. $150 to move in. 46 N water, sewer, garbage. 90% Finished Basement smoking, no pets. 882- fenced & ready for your animals . Broadway. 882-7605 870 W 810 S. 884-3045 3106, 224-4657 871 S. Vickory View, Rush Valley SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, 3BDRM 2BTH condo, no SPLIT LEVEL home for $200 move in allow- smoking, no pets. Avail- rent in Tooele, $499,000. 2900 sq. ft. of R unbelievable quiet country living in EER ance. $500/mo, $400 able October 1st. $850/mo. Call Barbara, DD deposit. Accepts hous- $975/mo, $600/dep. this 2005 Rambler sitting on 98 acres Margene Colledge N (801)885-3365 830- 2521 N of awesome 360 º views. Wild life UNDERUU TT ing. 328 E Main, 882-6744 CC abundant property that borders BLM RAA Grantsville. Call STANSBURY PARK, TTR 3BDRM HOME, 2bth, & Wasatch National Forest. It’s like N (801)815-2928, 435- 3bdrm, 2bth, family owning your own mountain. 30 O N garage, fenced yard, no CCONTRACTCO SSaleale PPendingending 884-0432. room, 2 car garage, minutes from town. smoking, no pets, fenced yard, new carpet 25 S. 820 E. - Tooele - $249,900 688 Hidden River Trail - Tooele TOOELE DUPLEX, 3 $750/mo, $600/dep, & paint, $975/mo, NEWNNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG Call Craig 496-0721. 6bed/4ba - 100% finished $129,900 4bed/3ba - Fully Bedroom, 1.5 baths, 396 Lakeview Ave, (801)809-7668 or Fabulous East Bench Location Craig Rydalch Landscaped - Lg. Patio & Covered Porch carport, new carpet & Tooele. 882-2124 cell (435)228-8020 496- 0721 paint, $600. 473 N 7th 830-2891 9404 S. Big Hollow Rd, Rush Valley Serving the Tooele and Salt Lake Valley. [email protected] St. (801)390-7266, C- STANSBURY PARK, 21 McAffee Mgmt. 3BDRM HOME, with Large 3bdrm, 2bth, basement/shed $680 2 car garage, rambler, $425,000. WOW! 100 acres of rent, $500 cleaning, we no pets, no smoking. country living in this one of a kind 4 Melodie Waldron pay water no pets, no bdrm, 3 bth home, located in beautiful RE/MAX TOOELETRANSCRIPT $1200. big Hollow Canyon. Sale includes smoking. 313 Valley 116 Regatta Lane. BULLETIN awesome 360º views, several large Jeannine Johnson (435) 830-5886 METRO View Dr. 882-0235 Davidson Realty fenced pastures, 30’x40’ barn. Large 830- 6369 801-466-5078 parcels with amenities like this are a 3BDRM HOUSE in rare find in Tooele County. Easy commute to Dugway or DCD. Tooele, carport, fenced STANSBURY PARK, yard, unfinished base- newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 Call Craig 496-0721. F EATURE H OME ment, $800/mo plus util- story home, large ities, $600 deposit. fenced backyard, patio, 109 Country Club Available now. $1150 per month. Call (801)544-9113 Karen Perry Stansbury Park 843-1282 830- 7846 3750 Sq. ft. 3BDRM HOUSE/ apt. STANSBURY, VERY $279,900 w/carport, clean nice nice 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car neighborhood. Available garage, large yard. ATTENTIONATTENTION IINVESTORSNVESTORS Oct 1. $750/mo, $900/month plus depos- Call Tom 843-5323 813 East 420 South $500/dep. 830-5912 or it. (435)830-1039 241 West Utah Ave. (801)573-8607 $134,500. Great investment property! Call us to see these other listings: $199,900. LOCATION! LOCATION! John Gollaher TOOELE, LOCATION! Lovely home with gorgeous Chiropractors office and living quarters. 830- 8552 STANSBURY HOME 5697 Aberdeen, 2406 sq.ft., 3 bed, 3 bth, NEW CARPET AND 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Newer 3bdrm, 2bth, mountain views. Spacious living to the max. Almost half an acre. Two car deep garage. PAINT, $187,500. Call Tom. home for rent, no smok- garage, large yard, Call Margene 830-2521. Call Karen 830-7846. ing/ pets. 882-1550 available now. $995. LAKEVIEW HOME 818 Lakeview, Stansbury Park, 3329 sq.ft., 5 bed, 4 bth. Maple 1748 North Dean Ave. kitchen cabinets & floors. Master suite. Theater room. $250,000. Call Tom. 3BDRM, 2BTH with car- (120 West) port, newly remodeled, Davidson Realty $800 per month plus VACANT LAND W/WORKSHOP 194 Don’t Walk Street, Stockton, 1.45 acres. (801)466-5078 deposit. 407 West Ri- Cheryl Barrus Includes workshop w/skylights. Utilities stubbed. Fenced corral. $75,000. Call Tom. 840- 4466 chard Street. (435)884- TOOELE, 3 bedroom 3955, (801)580-5820 or apartment, 1.75 bath, EASTSIDE TOOELE HOME 678 Crestview Dr. 2184 sq.ft., 4 bed, 3 bth. Beautifully (435)849-1293 carport, ac, no smoking, remodeled. RV parking. Price drastically reduced! Seller motivated. Call Karen. no pets, $600/month. 737 Fox Run Drive 448 North Parkway Ave. 4BDRM, 2.5BTH, Stans- 623 East Smelter Road. Great family home, 5 bdrms plus $85,900 Wonderful starter home. New bury Park home, depos- $165,000. Tom Carrie Will (435)882-1287 den. 3.5 bdrms, 2 family rooms, basement mostly A/C, newer siding & roof. Large living room & it. $1100/mo. 843-2434 finished. Extra deep 2 car garage. Hardwood floor kitchen. Fenced back yard. 10X12 shed and 843-5323 (801) 599-0515 843-5080 Karma Albrecht Homes in dining & family room. Central A/C. fenced garden area. 224- 2734 Karen Ron Mike BACHELOR APART- Call Karen 830-7846. Call Cheryl 840-4466. #514451 MENT 158 N Garden, 884-6692 (801) 265-3761 843-0466 or office space, 580sqft w/restroom, parking, $$$SAVE MONEY $400 plus electricity, Find HUD & Bank Visit us at www.stansburyrealestate.com centrally located. 882- owned homes at: 5496 www.tooelebankowned homes.com S TANSBURY R EAL E STATE , LLC or call for Jeannine Butler Jerry Johnson Melody Harding Lena Patterson Terry Baird GRANTSVILLE RENT- a list Berna or Chris 830- 2950 801-209-6390 849- 2560 840- 0244 850- 9546 54 Lakeview, Stansbury Park ALS. Call Carol with 435-840-5029, Group ReMax 830-0007. 1 Real Estate 768 N Main • Tooele • 843-1200 C8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY September 29, 2005

Continued from previous page Manufactured Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Homes Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Homes 2000 FLEETWOOD Deadline for public no- PUBLIC NOTICE auxiliary communicative property as of the record- NOTICE OF TRUST- taxes encumbrances, or Spring Hill 24x52, SOUTH tices is 4 p.m. the day Notice is hereby given aids and services) during ing of the notice of de- EE'S SALE condition of the property. 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at prior to publication. that the Grantsville City this hearing should notify fault are Steven A. Lip- The following described The sale is subject to a STANSBURY RAMBLER $34,873, in Tooele park WILLOW Public notices submit- Planning Commission Wendy Palmer, City Re- part and Sherrie E. Lip- property will be sold at workout reinstatement, $239,800, 3485sqft, 6 or can be moved, ted past the deadline will hold a business corder at Grantsville City part. public auction to the payoff, sale cancellation bedroom, 3.5 baths, RANCHES $26,900 obo. (208)860- will not be accepted. meeting on Thursday, Hall, 429 E. Main, The sale is subject to a highest bidder, payable or postponement, incor- cul-de-sac. FSBO. Country Living at it’s Best! 3441 October 13, 2005 in the Grantsville, UT 84029 at bankruptcy filing, a pay- in lawful money of the rect bidding instructions, Open house Saturdays. 1/3 to 1 acre lots available $ $ NOTICE AND AGENDA Grantsville City Hall least three days prior to off, a reinstatement or United States at the bankruptcy, or any other (435)830-0822, 42,000- 62,000 MANUFACTURED home NOTICE IS HEREBY Council Chambers at the hearing to be attend- any other condition of West Main Entrance, circumstance of which (801)560-9585. MLS 2 miles South on Quirk Street for sale, Vorwaller Park. GIVEN THAT THE 429 E. Main Street in ed. which the trustee is not North Steps, Tooele the trustee is unaware. In #543108 www.utahreal from Grantsville’s Main Street 1999 3bdrm, 2bth, TOOELE COUNTY Grantsville, Utah, which Wendy Palmer aware that would cause County Courthouse, 47 the event any of the fore- estate.com home theater, $45,500. Your Builder or Ours COMMISSION WILL meeting shall begin City Recorder the cancellation of the South Main, Tooele, going apply, the sale will (801)910-0997 Call Daniele HOLD A REGULAR TOOELE COUNTY promptly at 7:00 P.M. (Published in the Tran- sale. If any such condi- Utah, on October 11, be void and the success- 435-830-4990 MEETING ON TUES- GRANTSVILLE, The agenda shall be as script Bulletin September tion exists, the sale shall 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the ful bidder's funds will be TOOELE, 3BDRM, 2bth, Offered thru Diamond D Realty DAY OCTOBER 04, beautiful 4bdrm, 3.75bth, follows: 29 & October 4, 2005) be void, the successful purpose of foreclosing a returned without any lia- 1500sqft manufactured 435-884-0805 2005, AT 3:00 P.M., IN .31 acre, rock fireplace, 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC UPAXLP bidder’s funds returned Trust Deed dated July bility to the trustee or home, great condition, ROOM 310, TOOELE finished basement, HEARINGS ON THE and the trustee and cur- 20, 2004 executed by beneficiary for interest or need to sell, make offer. COUNTY COURT- $188,000. FOLLOWING ITEMS: TOOELE COUNTY rent beneficiary shall not Brian E. Cleveland and any other damages. NO- 469 N Spruce St. Jeff HOUSE, 47 SOUTH 285 West Main Street Hey Builders a. Proposed revision to SCHOOL DISTRICT be liable to the success- Latoya R. Cleveland, as TICE IS HEREBY GIV- (801)244-3946. Re/Max MAIN STREET, TOOELE, 4bdrm, 2.5bth, Lookin’ for Lots in all the the General Plan. BOARD OF EDUCA- ful bidder for any dam- Trustors, in favor of Mort- EN THAT THIS FIRM IS Results TOOELE, UTAH. THE tri-level, 2 car garage, 2 wrong places? b. Proposed rezoning for TION MEETING age. gage Electronic Registra- ATTEMPTING TO COL- AGENDA IS: family rooms, $203,500. Eric Vaughn on north- Anna Smith Elementary Bidders must tender to tion Systems, Inc., LECT A DEBT AND ANY Mobile Homes 1. Roll Call 1177 North 600 East Try Ours! west corner of Cherry School the trustee a $5,000.00 "MERS", as Beneficiary, INFORMATION OB- 2. Minutes STANSBURY PARK, 1/3 to 1 acre lots and West Street to go Wendover UT 84083 deposit at the sale and covering real property lo- TAINED WILL BE USED $ $ 3. Tax Adjustments 5bdrm, 3.5bth, garage, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 42,000- 62,000 from A-10 to R-1-12. Tuesday, October 4, the balance of the pur- cated in Tooele County FOR THAT PURPOSE. 4. Bills 2 family rooms, home for rent, no smok- South Willow Ranches c. Preliminary plat for the 2005 - 6:00 p.m. chase price by 12:00 and described as follows: Dated September 14, 5. Deseret Peak Com- view of golf course, ing/ pets. 882-1550 Just 2 miles south off fourteen (14) lot Brock- Agenda: noon the day following LOT 2, WESTLAND 2005. plex $192,900. Grantsville’s Main bank Subdivision at 438 1.0 Roll Call and Pledge the sale. The deposit COVE SUBDIVISION Stuart T. Matheson, 6. Stansbury Island Inter- 448 East Country Club. MOBILE HOME for sale, S Hale Street in an R-1- of Allegiance must be in the form of a PHASE 1, AMENDED, Successor Trustee Street. Call Daniele pretive Center Agree- Call Lana McKean lease or rent. (435)224- 21 zone. 2.0 Approval of Minutes cashier’s check or bank ACCORDING TO THE Matheson, Mortenson, 435-830-4990 ment between U. S. (801)518-8670 3688 FOLLOWING PUBLIC 3.0 Employee/Student official check payable to OFFICIAL PLAT Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. Offered thru Diamond D Realty Magnesium and Tooele (435)833-0233 HEARINGS, MEETING Recognition Lundberg & Associates. THEREOF ON FILE 648 East First South 435-884-0805 County Davidson Realty RENT TO Own, 2bdrm, OFFICIALLY CALLED 4.0 Instructional Focus The balance must be in AND OF RECORD IN Salt Lake City, Utah 1bth mobile home. 7. CSI Probation Presen- TO ORDER BY CHAIR- 5.0 Operations Focus the form of a wire trans- THE OFFICE OF THE 84102 (801) 363-2244 TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, Grandview Village park. STOCKTON BUILDING tation on possible solu- PERSON REBECCA 6.0 Consent Calendar fer, cashier’s check, TOOELE COUNTY RE- Office Hours 8:30 am to 2140sqft, 2 family Owner will finance (801) lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. tion of over crowded Jail PETERSON. 7.0 Tooele County Emer- bank official check (credit CORDER. Together with 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. rooms, great value at 520-8770 Newly constructed 8. Placement of an En- 1. Consideration of a gency Management Ex- union official checks are all the improvements MMOJ File No.: only $117,800. 268 W roads. Beautiful lake/ terprise Zone at the De- C.U.P. for James Holt for ercise not accepted) or U.S. now or hereafter erected 008409m ASAP721728 Daniel Dr. Jeff Lots & Land mountain views. Great seret Peak Complex a carpet laying business 8.0 New Construction Postal money order pay- on the property, and all (Published in the Tran- (801)244-3946. Re/Max for manufactured or 9. Interlocal Cooperation out of his home located Report able to Lundberg & As- easements, appurtenan- script Bulletin September Results custom built homes. Agreement between at 285 E. North Street. 9.0 USANA Air Condi- sociates. If wire transfer ces, and fixtures now or 15, 22 & 29, 2005) RESIDENTIAL BUILD- 882-7094. Tooele County & the 2. Consideration of an tioning is used, an additional hereafter a part of the TOOELE, INVESTOR’S ING lot, Canyon Rim Town of Ophir for Build- amendment to the 10.0 Policy Issues $10.00 must be remitted property. Tax Parcel No.: NOTICE OF TRUST- Special: 3bdrm, 1bth, Estates, 12,000sqft, Office Space ing Inspection, and Re- P.U.D. on Equestrian 11.0 AYP Report with the purchase price. 11-095-0-0002 The EE'S SALE 1102sqft rambler. New zoned R1-12, all under- lated Services Acres for Bruce & Janice 12.0 Fred A. Moreton Cash payments are not street address of the The following described roof, needs only minor ground utilities, peace- 10. Sign JIC Contract Clegg to increase the Contract Renewal accepted. A trustee’s property is purported to property will be sold at updating. Priced at only ful, secluded, beautiful 4000SQFT BUILDING Amendment density to 4.48 in a five- 13.0 Executive Session – deed will be delivered to be 876 West 740 South, public auction to the $85,700. 135 S. 6th St. views, canyon atmos- w/3 overhaed doors, of- 11. TVI DeContamination acre zone. Personnel/Negotiations/ the successful bidder Tooele, UT 84074. The highest bidder, payable Jeff (801)244-3946. phere, $29,900. Owner fice. Located on Tent Systems 3. Consideration of pre- Property Acquisition/Pos- within three business undersigned disclaims in lawful money of the Re/Max Results 882-7094. 1.1acre. 480 3-phase 12. Contract Review liminary plat for Bruce & sible Litigation days after receipt of the any liability for any error United States at the power. $1800/month. A) #98-09-02- Interlocal Janice Clegg on Eques- 14.0 Adjourn amount bid. in the street address. West Main Entrance, 320 ACRES near Ver- Main Street Grantsville. Agreement - Tooele trian Acres. (Published in the Tran- DATED: September 21, The current Beneficiary North Steps, Tooele non, fenced and with Built in 1998. (435)830- County & West Wend- TOOELE 4. Consideration of a re- script Bulletin September 2005. of the trust deed is Mort- County Courthouse, 47 TRANSCRIPT water. Can be used for 2940. over - Closed Landfill BULLETIN zoning for Eric Vaughn 29, 2005) UPAXLP Scott Lundberg, Trust- gage Electronic Registra- South Main, Tooele, Rec property or farmed. Maintenance for 7.92 acres on the ee tion Systems, Inc., Utah, on October 25, GRANTSVILLE 2400sqft (801)230-7878 B) #92-11-14 - Interlocal northwest corner of Public Notices 3269 South Main, #100 ("MERS"), solely as 2005 at 1:00 PM, for the Subscribe Today Shop Space on 1/2acre Agreement for Solid Cherry and West Streets Salt Lake City, UT nominee for the lender purpose of foreclosing a 882-0050 land for rent. Power, Trustee's Sales Subscribe Today 882-0050 Waste Disposal to go from an A-10 zone 84115 and the record owners of Trust Deed dated Janu- water, gas available, C) #00-09-17 - Groen to an R-1-12. Deadline for public no- (801) 263-3400 the property as of the re- ary 27, 2004 executed by zoned commercial/ light Brothers Aviation Lend- 5. Consideration of a tices is 4 p.m. the day Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. cording of this notice of Troy A. Ronspies, as industrial, $650/mo. ing Agreement P.U.D. approval for re- prior to publication. – 5:00 p.m. default are reported to be Trustors, in favor of Mort- 840-5659, 840-5661 D) #00-09-18 - Groen modeling of old Robins Public notices submit- L&A Case No. 05-51093 Brian E. Cleveland and gage Electronic Registra- Brothers Aviation and ted past the deadline LOCAL OFFICE Space building on the corner of Team B/CM Latoya R. Cleveland. tion Systems, Inc., Tooele County Revolving Center and Main Street will not be accepted. THIS COMMUNICA- Bidders must be pre- "MERS", as Beneficiary, Subleasing for night Loan Fund UPAXLP useage. Tables/ chairs for Edward & Melody TION IS AN ATTEMPT pared to tender to the covering real property lo- E) #00-09-19 - Hawk Au- Taylor. TO COLLECT A DEBT, trustee $5,000.00 at the cated in Tooele County available, large room. togyro Inc. Lending AMENDED NOTICE OF Angela Grant $50/night. Lots of park- 6. Consideration of the AND ANY INFORMA- sale and the balance of and described as follows: Agreement preliminary plat for Roger TRUSTEE'S SALE TION OBTAINED WILL the purchase price by LOT 407, OVERLAKE ing, on Main Street. F) #02-09-14 - Inter- The following described 830-4552 850-9491 Brockbank on his four- BE USED FOR THAT 12:00 noon the day fol- ESTATES PHASE 1-C mountain Karting Com- teen (14) lot subdivision property will be sold at PURPOSE. lowing the sale. Both SUBDIVISION, A SUB- Wonderful mobile in OFFICE/ BUSINESS plex called Brockbank Subdi- public auction to the (Published in the Tran- payments must be in the DIVISION OF TOOELE the beautiful Village SPACE Utilities in- 13. Board Appointments vision located at 438 S. highest bidder at the script Bulletin September form of a cashier's CITY, ACCORDING TO in Grantsville. New cluded 50 South Main 14. Public Concerns Hale Street. West Main Entrance, 29, October 6 & 13, check; cash is not ac- THE OFFICIAL PLAT North Steps, Tooele windows, and a & 56 South Main. 1 15. Adjourn 7. Consideration of a 2005) UPAXLP ceptable. A trustee's THEREOF ON FILE month free. (602)826- DATED THIS 28th DAY C.U.P, for Cingular Wire- County Courthouse, 47 deed will be made avail- AND OF RECORD IN beautiful new 9471 (602)826-9471 South Main Street, kitchen with maple OF SEPTEMBER, 2005 less to co-locate on T- able to the successful THE TOOELE COUNTY DENNIS D. EWING Mobile communication Tooele, Utah, on October bidder within three busi- cabinets and pergo OFFICE/ BUSINESS RECORDER'S OFFICE. Tooele County Clerk tower located on city 27, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of ness days following re- flooring. Don’t miss this one at only $28,000. space, utilities and high Your Local Together with all the im- Pursuant to the Ameri- property at 300 S. West said day, for the purpose ceipt of the bid amount. speed internet included, News Source provements now or here- cans with Disabilities Act, Street. of foreclosing a trust The sale is made without 272 North Broadway. after erected on the individuals needing spe- 8. Discussion of and con- deed originally executed any warranty whatsoev- Luxury at its finest. TOOELE property, and all ease- (435)882-4949 cial accommodations on June 18, 2001 by Ste- TRANSCRIPT Beautiful rambler on sideration of legal non- BULLETIN er, including but not limit- ments, appurtenances, a huge lot. Views like during this meeting conforming use for West ven A. Lippart and Sher- ed to any warranty as to you can’t believe. should notify Dennis D. Side Auto. rie E. Lippart, as trustors, title, liens, possession, Continued on next page in favor of Indymac Quality Walton If it happens here, Ewing, Tooele County 9. Consideration of pro- read about it here. Clerk, at 843-3148 prior posed revisions to the Bank, F.S.B., covering Homes construction the following real proper- with a huge kitchen to the meeting. General Plan. (Published in the Tran- 10. Report from the ty purported to be locat- with tile and beautiful knotty alder cabinets. Solid TOOELE TRANSCRIPT script Bulletin September Council Liaison Member ed in Tooele County at Taking the STRESS , Keeping you YOUNG knotty alder front door, sturdy 2x6 construction, BULLETIN 29, 2005) 224 South Grant Street, gas log fire place. Todd Castagno. 11. Approval of minutes Stockton, UT 84071 (the PUBLIC NOTICE of 8-25-05 work meeting undersigned disclaims li- The Tooele County and 9-08-05 business ability for any error in the Housing Authority's meeting. address), and more par- FEATURED HOME Board of Commissioners 12. Open discussion. ticularly described as: Homeowners and will hold their quarterly 13. Adjourn. Parcel 1: • 5 bed 2 bath - Model Home Look meeting on Thursday 29 DATED this 28th day of Lot 6, Blk 72, Stockton • Master suite with grand bath and jetted tub September 2005 at 4:00 September, 2005. Town Plat. • Laundry on same floor as bdrms Renters Alert! p.m. at the Utah State Shauna Kertamus Parcel 2: Extension Office, 151 The South half of Lot 4, • 2 car attached garage and a two Zoning Administrator car detached garage in back According to federal mandate, credit card companies over the North Main, Tooele, All interested persons and all of Lot 5, Block 72, Utah. Stockton Town Plat. • Huge finished yard next three months plan to raise and in some cases double the are invited to attend and • Bring your fussiest buyers Following is an agenda provide comment upon Parcel 3: minimum amount card holders must pay each month. for the meeting: The North half of Lot 4, • Walk In Closet with organizer these proposals. Written • Won’t Last Long! 1. Welcome and roll call comments will also be Block 72, Plat "A", Stock- What does this mean to you? 2. Approval of minutes of considered if submitted ton Survey. meeting held 9 June 05 to the Zoning Administra- Parcel 4: For Homeowners For Renters 3. Report by Executive tor in advance of the Beginning at a point on Director hearing. The current the North line of 7th - High Payments - Higher payments will make it a. Voucher Program Land Use Management Street 240 feet North of b. Public Housing and Development Code the Southeast corner of - Higher Debt to Income Ratio much harder to qualify to get (1) West Wood Mesa the Old U.S. Reserve - Less Residual Income into a home. and the proposed Landscaping amendments may be re- Boundary of Section 25, EERR (2) Capital Fund Pro- viewed at the Grantsville Township 4 South, DD Solutions Solutions gram Range 5 West. Salt Lake NN TT City Offices each week- UNDERUU AACC - Refinance & P/O Credit Cards - Call immediately to get c. Valley Meadows day before the public Base and Meridian, also NEW LISTINGRR NEW LISTING d. CROWN Homes described as being TT hearing, between the • N3N Bdrm 2 Bath • 2 Story Beauty • 3 Bdrm 2 1/2 Bath prequalified (1) Revised Rent & In- South 1320 feet and OO hours of 9:00 a.m. and •CONTRACTC CBest Neighborhood - NE End of Town • Laundry Room With Bedrooms come Schedule East 1148.5 feet and 4:00 p.m. • Room To Grow - 4th Bdrm Started (2) Landscaping Contract North 240 feet from the • Stainless Steel Appliances Persons with disabilities Call Karen 830-0615 Call Karen 830-0615 (3) Purchase Contract for needing assistance to Northwest corner of Sec- 833-0740 Small Pie Shaped Land participate in this hearing tion 25, Township 4 e. 5 Plex South, Range 5 West, 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 should contact the UNDER Come build with 4. Report by Board Mem- Grantsville City Office at Salt Lake Base and Meri- bers least 24 hours prior to dian; and running thence CONSTRUCTION New Pride Builders 5. Mr. Rulon Twitchell - the hearings. West 10.5 feet; thence Rural Development Pre- (Published in the Tran- North 225 feet; thence sentation script Bulletin September East 10.5 feet; thence Fantastic Price 6. Mr. Scott Farnes - Au- 29, 2005) South 225 feet to the dit point of beginning. $ 7. Old Business PUBLIC NOTICE Less and excepting AWESOMEYour Construction RAMBLER Specialist 49,000 a. Update Grantsville Grantsville City will hold therefrom the following Many Different Styles Project a public hearing to con- described property: In All Different Parts Of Town. 1/2 acre lot on the 8. New Business sider potential projects Beginning at a point on Several Contractors Available . a. State Department of the North line of 7th SE end of town. for which funding may be Call Karen 830-0615 SEE US TODAY WHILE RATES ARE LOW! Community & Cultures applied under the CDBG Street, 240 feet North of Contract Small cities Program for the Southeast corner of • FHA, VA, CONVENTIONAL, RURAL HOUSING GOOD CREDIT (1) Amended - American Program Year 2006. the Old U.S. Reserve Use my OR CHALLENGED Dream Down Payment Boundary of Section 25, UNDER AND CONSTRUCTION LOANS WE DO IT ALL!* Suggestions for potential (2) Amended - Grants- projects will be solicited, Township 4 South, Preferred Lender CONSTRUCTION • FAST QUALIFICATIONS AND PRE-APPROVALS ville Apartments Range 5 West. Salt Lake *Certain restrictions apply. both verbally and in writ- • COMMERICAL, SBA AND HARD MONEY LOANS b. Financial Statements ing, from all interested Base and Meridian. Also c. Health Insurance parties. The expected described as being d. Hurricane Katrina Re- amount of CDBG funds South 1320 feet and lief for this Program Year will East 1148.5 feet and Tedd Mills 9. Resolutions be discussed along with North 240 feet from the [email protected] AWESOMEGORGEOUS RAMBLER RAMBLER a. Resolution 07-05 - the range of projects eli- Northwest corner of said • 3 Car Garage Section 25, running (435) 843-7630 Public Housing Budget gible under this program Bonus Room Over Garage 2006 and a review of previous- thence West 10.5 feet; cell: (801) 988-6455 b. Resolution 08-05 - thence North 100 feet; • Over 3000 Sq Ft ly funded projects. The fax: (435) 843-1333 Housing Choice Voucher hearing will begin at 7:00 thence East 10.5 feet; Call Karen 830-0615 TED ELLIOTT Budget 2006 p.m. of October 5, 2005 thence South 100 feet to BRANCH MANAGER 10. Other Business and will be held at the point of beginning. 11. Adjournment Grantsville City Council Together with all the im- DeAnn Christiansen Chambers, 429 E. Main, provements now or here- Executive Director Grantsville, UT 84029. after erected on the Results (Published in the Tran- Further information can property, and all ease- script Bulletin September be obtained by contact- ments, appurtenances, 29, 2005) UPAXLP ing Wendy Palmer, City and fixtures now or here- Call Now Recorder at 884-3411. In after a part of the proper- Karen Young compliance with the ty. The current beneficiary TOOELE Americans with disabili- TRANSCRIPT of the trust deed is Indy- 830-0615 TERRI ELLIOTT 435-843-0056 BULLETIN ties Act, individuals mac Bank, F.S.B. and Each office Independently Owned & Operated PROCESSOR 70 SO. MAIN, SUITE B • TOOELE needing special accom- modations (including the record owners of the THURSDAY September 29, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C9

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Water Users Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices Matheson, Mortenson, tion; Stockwatering; Do- $1,250,000 for a Guaran- PATRICK H. DUNLAVY Trustee's Sales Olsen & Jeppson, P.C. mestic. teed Multi-Family Hous- WENDY PALMER 648 East First South 15-4330(a29685): Eric F. ing Loan. The project is TOOELE CITY RE- and fixtures now or here- Salt Lake City, Utah and Ester Robin Hub- to be located on Country CORDER after a part of the proper- 84102 (801) 363-2244 bard propose(s) using Haven Lane (South of GRANTSVILLE CITY ty. Tax Parcel No.: 12- Office Hours 8:30 am to 6.0 ac-ft. from groundwa- Orchard Lane) in Grants- RECORDER 057-0-0407 The street 4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri. ter (Bigelow-Hubbard ville, Utah. As required Marilyn K. Gillette address of the property MMOJ File No.: Amd.#2 Lot2C) for Irriga- by the National Environ- Chief Deputy Clerk is purported to be 173 008152m ASAP724113 tion; Stockwatering; Do- mental Policy Act, USDA Tooele County Corp. Dimaggio Drive, Tooele, (Published in the Tran- mestic. - Rural Housing Services 435-843-3148 UT 84074. The under- script Bulletin September 15-4362(a30582): Gary has prepared an Envi- (Published in the Tran- signed disclaims any lia- 29, October 6 & 13, Whited propose(s) using ronmental Review and script Bulletin September bility for any error in the 2005) UPAXLP 10.0 ac-ft. from ground- has determined that this 29, 2005) UPAXLP street address. The cur- water (Ironwood Rd. Er- action will not significant- rent Beneficiary of the Public Notices da-Lot 19) for Irrigation. ly affect the quality of hu- ORDINANCE 2005-22 trust deed is Mortgage 15-2619(a30616): Clif- man environment. AN ORDINANCE RE- Electronic Registration Water Users ford and Janet Tipton Therefore, USDA, Rural PEALING AND RE- Systems, Inc., ("MERS"), NOTICE TO WATER propose(s) using 1.4 ac- Development will not ENACTING CHAPTERS solely as nominee for the USERS ft. from groundwater prepare an environmen- 1, 3, 4, 5, AND 7 OF lender and the record The State Engineer re- (4912 N Hazel Circle, Er- tal impact statement for THE TOOELE COUNTY owners of the property ceived the following Ap- da) for Stockwatering. this proposed action. LAND USE ORDI- as of the recording of this plication(s) in Tooele 16-839(a30623): Desert Any written comments NANCE notice of default are re- County (Locations in Power, L.P. propose(s) regarding this determina- NOW, THEREFORE, BE ported to be Troy A. SLB&M). using 1933.0 ac-ft. from tion should be provided IT ORDAINED BY THE Ronspies and Pamela N. For more information or groundwater (2 miles within fifteen (15) days of LEGISLATIVE BODY Ronspies. Bidders must to receive a copy of fil- West of Rowley) for Irri- this publication to: Janice OF TOOELE COUNTY, be prepared to tender to ings, visit http://water gation; Steam Genera- Kocher, USDA - Rural UTAH AS FOLLOWS: the trustee $5,000.00 at rights.utah.gov or call 1- tion, Power Plant Name: Development State Of- SECTION I - PURPOSE. the sale and the balance 866-882-4426. Desert Power Plant, Rat- fice, Wallace F. Benneth Numerous changes were of the purchase price by Persons objecting to an ed Capacity 120 MW; Federal Building, 125 made to zoning provi- 12:00 noon the day fol- application must file a Other: production of dis- South State Street - sions in this year’s Utah lowing the sale. Both CLEARLY READABLE tilled water and/or other Room 4311, Salt Lake State legislative session payments must be in the Pepper and Egg Skillet Supper protest stating FILING industrial uses. City, Utah 84138. USDA to which the county form of a cashier's NUMBER, REASONS 15-390(a30658): Salt - Rural Development will needs to conform. This check; cash is not ac- FOR OBJECTION, Lake City Corporation make no further deci- ordinance implements ceptable. A trustee's PROTESTANTS` NAME propose(s) using sions regarding this pro- these changes as well as deed will be made avail- AND RETURN AD- 202.324 ac-ft. from posed action during this makes additional techni- Bell peppers, eggs make able to the successful DRESS, and any request groundwater (Tooele 15-day period. Requests cal and grammatical bidder within three busi- for a hearing. Protest Valley Airport) for Munici- to receive a copy of, or to amendments. ness days following re- must be filed with the pal: In Salt Lake City review the USDA - Rural SECTION II - CHAP- ceipt of the bid amount. State Engineer, Box Corporation. Development environ- TERS REENACTED. The sale is made without perfect and simple match 146300, Salt Lake City, Jerry D. Olds, P.E. mental assessment upon Chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, and any warranty whatsoev- UT 84114-6300 on or be- STATE ENGINEER which this determination 7 of the Tooele County er, including but not limit- THE CHOPPING BLOCK crisp-tender, 6 to 8 minutes, or until veg- fore OCTOBER 26, (Published in Transcript is based should be di- Land Use Ordinance are ed to any warranty as to 2005. These are informal Bulletin September 29 & rected to: USDA - Rural hereby repealed and re- By Philomena Corradeno etables are soft and all liquid has evapo- title, liens, possession, proceedings as per Rule October 6, 2005) Development State Of- enacted to read as at- Peppers and eggs seem to be made for rated, 10 to 12 minutes. Stir in vinegar until taxes encumbrances, or R655-6-2 of the Division fice, Wallace F. Benneth tached hereto, which at- condition of the property. each other. They’re so good together: the evaporated. of Water Rights. (The Public Notices Federal Building, 125 tachment is, by this refer- The sale is subject to a peppers taking on the taste of the eggs, With back of spoon, make 4 indentations Period of Use is general- Miscellaneous South State Street - ence, made a part here- workout reinstatement, ly year-round except irri- Room 4311, Salt Lake of. and the eggs pulling in the flavor of the in vegetable mixture. Break and slip an egg payoff, sale cancellation gation which is generally Deadline for public no- City, Utah 84138. SECTION III - REPEAL- peppers. It’s a quick and easy, hunger- or postponement, incor- into each indentation. Cover and cook over from Apr 1 to Oct 31 tices is 4 p.m. the day (Published in the Tran- ER. Ordinances and res- appeasing meal when accompanied by a rect bidding instructions, medium heat until whites are completely each year.) prior to publication. script Bulletin September olutions in conflict here- bankruptcy, or any other hearty bread and a green salad. And it’s NEW APPLICATION(S) Public notices submit- 29 & October 4, 2005) with are hereby repealed set and yolks begin to thicken but are not circumstance of which just eggs scrambled into a pan of sliced, 16-858 (A75981): Des- ted past the deadline to the extent of such con- the trustee is unaware. In hard, 3 to 4 minutes. Makes 4 servings. ert Power, L. P. will not be accepted. flict. still-crunchy bell peppers. the event any of the fore- NOTICE *** propose(s) using 2.5 cfs UPAXLP SECTION IV - EFFEC- For me it’s a slice of nostalgia, and I going apply, the sale will NOTICE IS HEREBY or 1810.0 ac-ft. from TIVE DATE. This ordi- NEW PRODUCT NEWS: Newman’s Own be void and the success- PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN THAT THERE cook it often. When we were growing up, groundwater (2 miles nance shall become ef- ful bidder's funds will be If you had any business WILL BE A PUBLIC nice summer Sundays meant a day-long has removed all trans-fats and hydrogenat- West of Rowley) for Irri- fective 15 days after its returned without any lia- dealings with Dee A. DEMONSTRATION OF ed oils from its regular line of microwave gation; Domestic; Steam passage provided it has picnic or several hours at the beach, with bility to the trustee or Randall or Horizon Fi- THE VOTING EQUIP- Generation, Desert Pow- been published, or at two or three other families. For beach popcorn. The new all-natural, trans fat-free beneficiary for interest or nancial Services or Hori- MENT BEING USED er Plant, Rated Capacity such publication date if any other damages. NO- zon Mortgage and In- FOR THE TOOELE days, Mom, in the morning, would make line will now include 94 percent Fat Free 40 MW; Other: produc- more than 15 days after TICE IS HEREBY GIV- vestment, or Independ- CITY AND GRANTS- pepper and egg sandwiches — just beaten Butter, Natural, Light Butter, NEW Low tion of distilled water passage. EN THAT THIS FIRM IS ent Financial and Invest- VILLE CITY 2005 MU- and/or other industrial IN WITNESS WHEREOF egg stirred into a pan of still crunchy fried Sodium Butter, Butter and Butter Boom. ATTEMPTING TO COL- ment, please contact at- NICIPAL PRIMARY uses. the Tooele County Com- pepper strips, seasoned only with salt and LECT A DEBT AND ANY torney Kathryn Collard at ELECTIONS. DEMON- Prices remain the same. ... In August, CHANGE APPLICA- mission, which is the leg- INFORMATION OB- 801-537-5625. STRATION WILL BE black pepper. While the mixture was still Butterball introduced Chicken and Turkey TION(S) islative body of Tooele TAINED WILL BE USED (Published in the Tran- HELD AT THE TOOELE hot she’d spread it in a couple of loaves of 15-4327(a29682): Eric F. County, passed, ap- Strips in six varieties: Oven Roasted Turkey, FOR THAT PURPOSE. script Bulletin September COUNTY COURT- and Ester Robin Hub- proved and enacted this French bread, squish the bread down a bit, Dated September 23, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 & 29 HOUSE, NORTH AUDI- Oven Roasted Chicken, Grilled Chicken, bard propose(s) using ordinance this 13th day cut the loaf into about 4-inch portions and 2005. 2005) TORIUM, AT 8:00 P.M. Honey Roasted Chicken, Southwestern 5.0 ac-ft. from the Under- ON TUESDAY, OCTO- of September 2005. wrap each in wax paper. When we were Stuart T. Matheson, Chicken and Italian Chicken, in micro- ground Water Well (ex- FINDING OF NO SIG- BER 4, 2005. ATTEST: ready for them, they were ready for us, Successor Trustee isting) (Bigelow-Hubbard NIFICANT ENVIRON- TOOELE COUNTY nicely softened by the olive oil. Delicious. waveable tubs that are reusable for stor- Amed.#2 Lot 2B) for Irri- MENTAL IMPACT for COMMISSION: age. In September, it launched Extra Thin gation; Stockwatering. Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk The pepper-and-egg skillet dinner we Orchard Park Apart- Boost Your Sliced Turkey Breast in a Ziploc Tub that is If it happens here, 15-4328(a29683): Eric F. ments Dennis Rockwell, have here is quite different. Peppers cut read about it here. and Ester Robin Hub- USDA-Rural Housing Business! Chairman in strips or rings are cooked along with resealable, reusable and microwave- and bard, D. Brent Rose, At- ( S E A L ) Services has received an TOOELE onions (and garlic, if you like), and a touch dishwasher-safe. Flavors are Rotisserie, torney propose(s) using TRANSCRIPT Commissioner Rock- TOOELE application for financial ULLETIN TRANSCRIPT 6.0 ac-ft. from groundwa- B well voted of balsamic vinegar. The eggs then are indi- Oven Roasted, Smoked and Honey Roasted. BULLETIN assistance from Grants- ADVERTISING ter (Bigelow-Hubbard ville Family Associates in Commissioner Law- vidually slipped into indentations in the During the 2005 holiday season it will Amd.#2 Lot2A) for Irriga- the amount of 882-0050 rence voted mixture. Another busy-day dinner. offer three seasoned turkey breast items: Commissioner John- son voted Cajun Style Bone-in Breast, Cajun Style APPROVED AS TO Pepper and Egg Skillet Supper Boneless Turkey Breast Roast and Savory FORM: 1 teaspoon cooking oil Herb Seasoned Boneless Turkey Roast. Hundreds of homes, lots & Douglas J. Ahlstrom 7 cups thinly sliced sweet red, yellow Tooele County Attor- Boneless varieties will come in 3-pound ney and/or green peppers in rings or strips (5 size while the bone-in will range from 3 Marilyn K. Gillette to 6 medium, about 1 lb. 10 oz.) to 9 pounds. ... Pepperidge Farm now has property to choose from! Chief Deputy Clerk 1 1/2 cups thinly sliced onion 100 percent Whole Wheat Bagels and Mini Tooele County Corp. 2 teaspoons minced garlic, optional 435-843-3148 Bagels. ... McCormick brought out five new 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar (Published in the Tran- Grill Mates spice rubs: Spicy Hickory and 1294 Haylie Lane script Bulletin September 4 eggs in Elk Ridge Estates 29, 2005) UPAXLP Mesquite wet rubs, and Steak, Pork and RR Gorgeous East Bench In 10-inch nonstick omelet pan or skillet Chicken dry rubs, along with four Grill EE Rambler w/ 5 Bdrms, 3 full D SUMMONS over medium heat, cook peppers, onion Mates marinades: Garlic, Herb and Wine; D bths, 1half bth, Jetted Tub, NN TT Case No. 054300284 and garlic in heated oil, without stirring, 3 Chipotle Pepper; Tomato, Garlic & Basil; UUNDERU C Home Theater Room, Fully Judge: Randall N Skan- C and Peppercorn & Garlic. RAA Fenced, Beautifully & chy to 4 minutes. (Volume in pan will reduce TTR Professionally Landscaped IN THE THIRD JUDI- as vegetables cook.) Continue cooking, NN with 15 watering Zones for CIAL DISTRICT COURT stirring occasionally, until vegetables are (c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. O OF TOOELE COUNTY, O the Not So Green Thumb, CONTRACTCC $$3310,00010,000 STATE OF UTAH Backyard is Awesome. Wilma Burton, Petition- er vs. Jerry Allen Bur- ton, Respondent Lifesaving heart defibrillators NNEWNEEWW LLISTINGLIISSTTIINNGG THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE- NAMED RESPONDENT: You are hereby sum- given to scouting organizations moned and required to file an Answer in writing to the attached Petition $$ $$ The Utah Department of Health’s 1123,25023,250 225,0005,000 with the Clerk of the The CPR and quick access to an AED (UDOH) Bureau of Emergency Medical 117 North Sheridan above entitled Court at saved Todd’s life, but his story doesn’t stop Beautiful condo w/ 3-Bdrms, 2-Full Bths, 2000 sq. the following address: 47 Services is providing two Automated there. Three years ago while refereeing at ft, Partially Finished Bsmnt, Amenities Include A 100’ X 80’ Buildable Lot, Great for Manufactured South Main Street, Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual External Defibrillators (AEDs) to the Great another soccer game, a “soccer dad” went Swimming Pool, Club House and Exercise Rm, slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your Tooele, Utah, and to Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of Close to Banks and Shopping-Easy to Show. future before prices skyrocket do to the population service upon or mail to into sudden cardiac arrest and collapsed. influx and demand. the petitioner at the ad- America and the Girl Scouts of Utah. The Todd immediately began CPR until para- dress above, a copy of two lifesaving AEDs will be placed at the medics arrived at the soccer field. The said answer, within 20 Steiner Boy Scout Camp and Cloud Rim days if you are served in “soccer dad” survived and one year later Girl Scout Camp. In addition, the UDOH is the two reunited to commemorate their the State of Utah, or making AEDs available to rural communi- within 30 days if you are “chain of survival.” served outside the State ties. AEDs are small, lightweight devices Todd’s story emphasizes how life-saving of Utah, after service of that look at a person’s heart rhythm. If CPR and quick access to an AED can make this Summons upon you. a person is in sudden cardiac arrest, the $$ a difference in not just one life, but many. 1148,00048,000 If you fail to do so judg- AED can shock the person’s heart back ment by default will be Today, Todd continues working and saving 787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan taken against you for the into rhythm. Sudden cardiac arrest claims lives at the Sandy City Fire Department. East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, relief demanded in said more than 340,000 lives each year, primar- Rural communities interested in having Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Petition, which has been ily because lifesaving treatment, or use of an AED are encouraged to apply through Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully filed with the Clerk of the AED, does not reach the victims within the starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. the UDOH. The goal of the program is above-entitled Court and first critical minutes. a copy of which is hereto to place AEDs in rural areas to reduce annexed and herewith “We are delighted to provide AEDs response time and to build community served upon you. READ to the Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts in awareness of how AEDs can save lives. THESE PAPERS CARE- Utah as well as to rural communities,” Within the last three years the UDOH has FULLY. These papers said Jan Buttrey, Director of the Bureau RR mean that you are being already placed 348 AED machines in 71 DEE sued for divorce. of Emergency Medical Services, UDOH. cities and 24 counties throughout Utah. D Dated this 27th day of “Placing AEDs in rural areas will reduce NN T For further information on the grant T September, 2005. response time and help victims of sud- UNDERUU CC application process and how to receive AA Wilma Burton den cardiac arrest within the first critical an AED for your community, please con- 137 NorthT 570RR East Petitioner minutes.” T (Published in the Tran- tact the UDOH, Bureau of Emergency This home is Nin a beautiful area with mountain SELL YOUR Todd Hyer, a Captain paramedic/fire- N script Bulletin September views,O Oclose to East elementary, churches and Medical Services, Riki Rice, (801) 538-6028 CCONTRACTCtown. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., 29, October 6, 13 & 20, fighter for Sandy City Fire Department, or visit the Bureau of EMS website at: HOME HERE 2005) unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. is alive today because of immediate CPR www.health.utah.gov/ems and click Rural *Each office independently owned and operated. and quick access to an AED. While refer- Access to Emergency Devices. Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. Shane Sell Your eeing a soccer game in May of 1997, Todd The mission of the Utah Department collapsed and went into sudden cardiac of Health is to protect the public’s health Stuff! arrest. Fortunately bystanders began CPR. through preventing avoidable illness, inju- Bergen Within minutes, paramedics arrived with TOOELETRANSCRIPT ry, disability and premature death, assur- 840- 0344 (cell) BULLETIN an AED and quickly went into action. They ing access to affordable, quality health shocked Todd a total of 6 times. Finally his ext. 119 882-0050 care, and promoting healthy lifestyles. 882- 8868 1185 N. Main heart stabilized. C10 THURSDAY September 29, 2005 Ten ways to minimize impact when hunting and using ATV Guns are polished, bows are 1. Always keep your vehicle cases, illegal to use permanent vehicles are not allowed in areas tions. Make sure you also have nonprofit organization whose tuned and the flannel is ironed on designated OHV trails. Never tree stands, blinds, spikes, nails designated “wilderness.” the right maps, equipment and mission is to empower gen- — sure signs that hunting sea- make your own shortcuts, or platforms on public land. 8. Observe proper sanitary clothing to make your trip safe. erations to enjoy the outdoors son is beginning. switchbacks or trails. 5. Flagging and marking trails waste disposal by burying Tell someone where you are responsibly. Tread Lightly!’s As traditional hunting contin- 2. Check with your local is unsightly. 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