www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Father, son top hot derby action at county fair See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN August 9, 2005 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 22 50 cents Rocket fans in heaven at HellFire Envirocare may by Mark Watson double its size STAFF WRITER Every summer Utah rock- Public hearing scheduled tonight eteers flock to the Bonneville Salt Flats for three or four to collect input from residents days to launch their home- by Karen Hunt public hearing tonight at the made rockets. Department of Environmental At the annual event these STAFF WRITER Tooele County residents Quality. young-at-heart rocket enthu- are invited to offer feedback Envirocare would like to siasts spend their nights in on whether they want to use an additional 536 acres Wendover, but during the house radioactive waste for for rail, spurs, administration day it is serious business decades to come. buildings, waste facilities, out on the salty launching Envirocare, a major Tooele and at some point additional pads. Cloudless skies with County business, hopes to disposal facilities. 95-degree heat intensified double its size and increase “Under the radiation con- by miles and miles of bright disposal capacities. trol laws it appears all those white salt can cook the unpre- In order to do so, the com- things are feasible, unless pared, but it does not seem to pany has to gain approval there’s a public comment deter this focused group of from the Division of Radiation that leads me to think [oth- nearly 300 people. Control, the Utah Legislature erwise],” Dane Finerfrock, Many have done it before. and Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. Director of the Division of They know this is “Hellfire Before any formal approv- Radiation Control, said. 11,” a big event for The Utah al is given, the public has a Rocket Club. It’s like their chance to offer feedback at a SEE ENVIROCARE ON A6 Super Bowl or World Series. They come prepared with can- opies to sit under while they watch rockets rip through the sky and await their own turns Siren blares false on the launching pads. “I love rockets,” said Tooele’s Mike Loosle as he message; county prepared one of his projects for flight on Saturday. “This blames lightning is just great. This is my third year at HellFire.” by Mark Watson Management public informa- “People like to come out STAFF WRITER tion officer, said a technician here and show off their work. Tooele County officials discovered on Monday that a The actual flight is the culmi- were glad a few residents lightning bolt had struck the nation of months and months paid attention Sunday eve- school grounds near the siren of preparation for some of ning to an emergency mes- one week ago. The technician these people,” said Utah sage from one of its sirens suspects the lightning strike Rocket Club President Neal at West Elementary School damaged the siren’s circuitry, Baker. in Tooele. It showed that at which resulted in the faulty “It is a good turnout. We’ve least some people are listen- message. probably had 200 to 300 peo- ing. According to information ple out here,” Baker said on The obedient residents from the county, sheriff’s dis- Saturday. The event started heard the message to evacu- patchers activated the sirens on Thursday and continued ate their homes and promptly located in Tooele City with through Sunday. did their part. However, the the firefighter alert at about 5 During a two-hour stint siren was acting on its own p.m. Sunday. Residents living on Saturday the skies just and proclaimed the wrong near West Elementary instead east of Wendover were filled message. It was meant to be heard instructions to evacu- with everything from the photography / Troy Bowman “Sir Winston Churchill” rips through the hot desert air during “HellFire” Saturday at the Bonneville Salt Flats. “HellFire” a firefighter alert instead. ate west toward Dugway. is an annual rocket-launching event sponsored by the Utah Rocket Club. “Sir Winston Churchill” is a model one-fifth Wade Mathews, Tooele SEE HELLFIRE ON A3 the size of an authentic rocket and consumes $800 worth of fuel during its flight. County Emergency SEE SIREN ON A2 Family-friendly fair touted by Alleen Lang “I think it went really well,” said our home here.” STAFF WRITER Francine Dea, director. “The entries Newell and her husband are both Carousels and calliope music, were up from last year.” quilters, and the couple enjoyed the roasted corn and root beer, home- “We enjoyed going,” said Marcia quilt exhibits because “you could see canned pickles and hand raised pigs; Newell, a newcomer to Tooele the whole thing.” the Tooele County Fair had all of the County. “We want to be involved in staples. the community. We chose to make SEE FAIR ON A2

photography / Mitch Richardson Country singer Trace Atkins was a real crowd-pleaser at the county fair on Friday. Country singer thrills crowd By Audrey Rock with The Gap, collaborated with Dolly STAFF WRITER Parton, won a CMT Video of the Year In the months following Keith Urban’s Award, was nominated for two Grammy Tooele County Fair appearance in 2004, Awards and was CMA’s Male Vocalist of the singer catapulted to international the Year. superstardom. He’s been named Country’s Hottest Bachelor by Country Weekly photography / Troy Boman SEE ADKINS ON A6 Magazine, scored an endorsement deal All is grand for Robert Garcia (front) as he swings on one of the carnival rides at the Tooele County Fair Saturday.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight and OBITUARIES A6 HOMETOWN B1 New performing arts academy Wednesday with a chance of ready to wow audience showers. Lows in the 70s. Highs TV LISTINGS A8 DOINGS B2 with classic plays. See A9 in the 90s. Complete Forecast: A2 CROSSWORD A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 ETCETERA ... Homeland News Briefs ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast Pratt Aquatic Center hosting Security Wed 91/66 activity day 8/10 The Pratt Aquatic Center will Partly cloudy with isolated thunder- be having an activity day for to review storms possible. High 91F. children agest 6 to 14 of Friday, Aug. 12. Activities will run from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. After the activi- Thu waste plan ties the children can stay in for 88/64 8/11 Utah Sen. Orrin G. Hatch public swimming which begins (R-Utah) announced Monday at noon. Partly cloudy with a stray thunder- storm. the Department of Homeland Activities that are planned Security will gather information include: inner tube races, races on infrastructure and community down the slide, water polo, a needs associated with storing ping-pong blowing contest and Fri 88/62 8/12 high-level nuclear waste on Utah’s more. The cost is the regular Skull Valley Goshutes reserva- admission to the pool: $1.50 for Plenty of sun. Highs in the upper 80s and lows in the low 60s. tion — a move that could prove children 6-12 and $2 for teenag- key to defeating the proposal by ers. Private Fuel Storage (PFS) for Registration is now open for Sat storing waste above-ground and the Sept. 12-22 sessions. All 87/58 less than 50 miles to the west of classes are limited, so advanced 8/13 Salt Lake City. registration is recommended. Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper “Homeland Security needs to Reservations can be made in 80s and lows in the upper 50s. see first-hand that placement of person, at the pool or by phone an above-ground nuclear stor- at 882-3247. photography / Troy Boman age facility over the entrance of Gordon Frankenberg of Stansbury pets a horse named April Saturday at Tooele County Fair’s petting zoo. Sun the Utah Testing and Training Temps/Precipitation 86/58 The horse’s closed eyes seem to smile at the attention. 8/14 Range is, by itself, a dangerous Date High Low (prec./inches) Mainly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s situation worthy of investigation Aug. 4 91 65 and lows in the upper 50s. by the Department,” said Hatch. Aug. 5 94 65 ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Fair “However, combined with the Aug. 6 95 65 Service Aug. 7 96 61 continued from page A1 threats that we now face in the Aug. 8 97 67 trace Pollen Count War on Terrorism, the selection New events for children were of this site – so close to major Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer The pollen counts from the particularly popular, Dea said. population centers and to an for the National Weather Service, reports “The Farmer for a Day was a that his recording station at 139 S. Main Intermountain Allergy and international airport – is an unac- received .00 inches of precipitation Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City huge success for the kids,” she ceptable risk.” between Aug. 4 and Aug. 8 and a total of .10 as of Aug. 9, 2005, were as fol- said. “They loved it.” The decision by Department so far this month. The normal for August is lows: The booth gave youngsters a of Homeland Security (DHS) .94 inches. chance to pick apples, hunt for For the water year, which began Oct. Mold — High Secretary Michael Chertoff comes 1, 2004, Tooele has received 24.33 inches Chenopods — High eggs from underneath chickens after concerted efforts by Hatch of precipitation. The normal for the year is Grass — Low and dig for potatoes. Heartened to request a consideration of the 18.49 inches of precipitation. Plantain — Low by the success of this event, Dea security implications of the PFS Nettle — Low said she plans to include more proposal. The DHS Secretary has Subscribe Today Ragweed —Low activities in the “Farmer for a agreed to provide Utah with what 882-0050 Cattail — Low Day” booth next year. Hatch had asked for in an ear- Sagebrush — Low Character photos also proved lier effort to amend the recently- popular as children lined up to passed Energy Bill. get their pictures taken with “Secretary Chertoff, before Grantsville police want help Dora the Explorer and other his confirmation, made a com- popular cartoon characters. mitment to me that DHS would This event was also new this investigate this matter and the in catching night prowler year, Dea said. Secretary has re-affirmed that he A night-time prowler is baf- said. “He even showed up at the As evidenced in the theme is a man of his word,” Hatch fling the Grantsville Police house of one of our troopers. He “Keep Family Traditions Alive said. Department. was wearing dark pants and a in 2005,” Dea said the fair is a Early next week, officials from “We’ve received numerous pullover hood.” family event. the Department will visit the “I want to make sure the kids Skull Valley site and meet with calls the past two weeks about Grantsville police say they have fun,” she added. Hatch, Utah officials, and other a prowler problem. Calls come have tried a variety of methods The fair was “a lot more interested parties in Salt Lake in anywhere between 11 p.m. to apprehend the suspect, but and 3 a.m. and they deal with a kid friendly” this year, agreed City. he or she always seems to elude prowler who is 5-feet-10 inch- Kaylynn Arthur, director of the es to 6-feet tall with a skinny officers. home arts program. build,” said Grantsville Police “We’ve been using way too “The Art Barn was great,” Subscribe Today Sgt. Steve Barrett. many man-hours on this. We she added, saying youngsters 882-0050 “It’s happening all over town. would just like the public to help made things they would want People say the suspect is tap- us and call 911 if they have any to take home and keep, includ- information about this prowler,” ing a decoupage pencil box and ping on windows and peak- photography / Troy Boman pencil toppers. ing through windows,” Barrett Barrett said. Jan Eshete and her daughter Lalise smile up toward family members Tooele Clint Albrecht, leader of the riding the tilt-a-whirl Saturday at the Tooele County Fair. through the affected neighbor- county 4-H program agreed, say- Siren hoods alerting the residents that ing there ware a lot of young youth we really want,” she said. she said. Volunteers worked as the siren message had been a false families in attendance. “They will keep us going.” crossing guards, taking tickets “We Are Your Neighborhood continued from page A1 Family Theatre” alarm. “Kids are always excited “Change is good,” said Dea. at the gate for the concert and 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. Mathews heard the evacu- “We apologize for the undue to see their ribbons,” he said. Part of her job is to “keep things the demolition derby, set up ation message and immediately fear and panic the malfunctioning Albrecht said many of the 4-H new.” She said some things will (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 exhibits and judged events. contacted dispatch to verify its siren may have caused people who programs youth leaders will be never change, but she plans to Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com authenticity. Upon learning it heard the evacuation message,” graduating this year, but he is continue adding new programs People from the detention cen- was a false alarm, Mathews and said Kari Sagers, Tooele County looking forward to the “up and and refining the fair to keep it ter and Deseret Peak “worked th th a computer technician responded Emergency Management director. coming,” youngsters involved in interesting. their guts out,” she said. Aug 5 – 11 to the Tooele County Emergency “In spite of our daily silent tests the program But one thing about the Tooele She also had special thanks for OPEN AT NOON EVERYDAY Operations Center to correct the and our weekly audible tests, we While receipts for the carnival County Fair will never change; it Lucy Williams, of Deseret Peak * false message. had no way of detecting the dam- were down a bit this year, Dea takes a lot of work and a lot of Stealth The emergency managers used age from the lightning strike.” said the carousel was a well- people to stage the event every and Cheryl Adams, secretary of Dly: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 liked addition. year. the Tooele County Commission, a live voice capability on the Whelen, the siren’s manufac- Sun: 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10 errant siren to send out a new turer, is coming to Tooele County Saturday’s demolition derby “Tons of people volunteered,” for their hard work. (PG-13) message letting residents know later this month to analyze the surpassed expectations, with they didn’t need to evacuate. The siren system. Tooele County overflow crowds being turned * live voice message said: “The pre- Emergency Management has away at the gate, Dea said. Friday Must Love Dogs vious siren message was a false instructed dispatchers to discon- nights’ Trace Adkins Concert Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 alarm. Please disregard.” The mes- tinue use of the firefighter alert on with Sugarland was attended by Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13) sage was repeated twice. the sirens at this time. Tooele City some 3,000 music lovers. During the time it took to pro- volunteer firefighters will still be Skydiver Utah, based in the * gram the siren for a live voice, a activated with their voice pagers Erda Airport, kicked off both Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! Sky High Tooele City police officer drove and response time will remain the the Friday and Saturday eve- Dly: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 ning events to the delight of the Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) crowd. The skydivers offered 1/2 lb. Double band members a chance to try Cheeseburger Combo ������ their hand at skydiving hours w/fries & a Med. Drink Charlie & the Chocolate Facotry* ���������� before they performed in con- ���������������� cert, Dea said. Dly: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 �������� ����������������� The Tooele County Clerk’s $ 49 Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 (PG) office gave voters a sneak peak �������������� ����������������������� at the new computerized voting �������������� ��������� ������������������������� booths to be introduced during 5 Bad News Bears ���������������������� ������������� ������������������ November elections. The com- Dly: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30 ����������������������������������� Ice Cream Sundaes ������ puterized booths allow voters to Sun: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10 (PG-13) ����������� ������������ ����������������������������������������������� adapt to special needs, includ- ��������������� ������������������� ��������������������������������������������������� ing an option to increase the ��������������������������������������������� �������������� ���������������� print size or use brail. ������������������������������������������� All Day The Island ��������� ���������������������������������� Clerks operating the booth ¢ ��������������������������������������������� Dly: 12:10, 4:00, 7:00, 9:40 ���������������� ������������������� said a steady stream of voters ��������������������������������������������� Sun: 12:10, 4:00, 7:00 (PG-13) ����������� ������������� ��������������������������������������������� took the opportunity to familiar- 99 Everyday ����������� ��������������������� ����������������������������������������� ize themselves with the system ����������������������� ������������ Show Times are subject to change. ���������������������������������������������� in a relaxed setting, with the Open EVERY DAY at NOON ������������ ������������ ������������������������� 490 N.Main , Tooele • 882-3608 ����������� ������������ �������������������������������������������� overwhelming majority giving All shows before 6:00 pm $4.50 HO URS: M on - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 1 1 am – 9 pm • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 ���������������� ���������� ���������������������������������������������� the new program thumbs up. Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ������������������������������������������� Photography was a hot item, Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������� ���������������������������������������� All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ����������������������������������������������� with entries in this category up ������������� �������������������� Now Playing Nightly 5:00 7:00 9:00 ��������������������������������������� about a third, Arthur said. “We ����������� ����������������� ������������������������ had tons more photography this ������������� ������������������ RITZ RITZ �������������� ����������������� year.” �������������������������������������� Shows Nightly 5:00 7:00 9:00 ������������� �������������� ����������������������������������� Next year Arthur said she Shows Nightly 5:00 7:00 9:00 PG-13 G ��������������� �������������� plans to expand on the enthusi- Tooele’s Show Place Jessica Simpson • Seann William Scott • Burt Reynolds ������������� ���������������������� Tooele’s Show Place ���������������������������������� asm for photography by adding for Over 60 Years! �������������������������������� ���������� a whole new scrapbook section. ����������������������������������� She also plans to expand the 882-2273 ����������� ���������������� ������������������������ 111 North Main, Tooele OF OF THE categories in flowers, and fine http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net DUKES ADMISSION: HAZZARD ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:MARCH $4.00 before 6pm: $4.00PENGUINS ������������ ����������������� ����������� �������� ��������������������������������������� arts to offer more opportunities MOTOR VU New Entrance on Erda Way • 9:00 am/fm radio required ������������� �������� ������������������������������������������������ for entries. ������������������������������������������������� Owen Wilson • Christopher Walken ���������������� ����������������� Another goal for next year ������������� ������������������� ���������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������� is “more promotion and more PG-13 also R

FANTASTIC FOUR $ WEDDING$ $ CRASHERS excitement,” she said. “It’s the ADMISSION: ADULTS: 6.00 SENIOR: 4 . 0 0 CHILD : 1 . 0 0 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 A3 Tooele residents help with ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’ by Mark Watson to haul people back and forth one- with Okland Construction got us Harrison family should enjoy their no basement. Wood Floor Warehouse also has and-a-half miles from the staging involved,” Stewart said. new floor. In addition to transporting peo- STAFF WRITER showrooms in Salt Lake City and It takes hundreds of people with area at an LDS stake center to Demolition of the old house “It’s a hard, dense wood. It’s a ple, three ATVs were used to haul Ogden. the project,” said owner Bruce started on Monday and by last top-grade floor,” he said. At the equipment. special skills to build a new house “We sell all over the state Steadman. Okland Construction, Saturday, the Gordon Harrison fam- same time, another company was “Three were Yamaha with Rhino- in one week. So when the hit TV the main contractor for the project, ily was ready to move in. Harrison installing floors on the upper level lined dump beds,” Steadman said. because we know a lot of people,” show “Extreme Makeover: Home had used ATVs from Steadman’s is a recovering cancer survivor. of the house. “ATVs are used all the time at con- Steadman said. “We try to sell vol- Edition” staged one of its projects before. Stewart’s crew of 12 started “It is really rushed but pretty struction projects because they are ume and keep prices low.” in Bountiful last week, Tooele resi- Keith Stewart, who manages installing 3,000 square feet of well organized,” Stewart said. “It’s smaller and don’t take up as much Okland Construction’s headquar- dents were bound to contribute. The Wood Floor Warehouse in Peruvian walnut hardwood floors wild. If you can imagine a half room. Using big pick-up trucks can ters is in Salt Lake City with divi- Steadman’s Recreation in Tooele Orem but lives in Tooele, also on the main floor of the house at dozen subcontractors all in one become quite cumbersome.” donated six ATVs to help with the helped out. midnight on Wednesday and fin- room working.” Both Steadman’s Recreation sions in Tempe, Ariz. and Durango, project. “A friend of mine who installed ished their part of the project by The house consisted of a main and The Wood Floor Warehouse Colo. It employs 450 people. “They used three of them just floors in the Nauvoo Temple 8 a.m. the next day. He said the floor plus an upstairs. There was are established businesses. The e-mail:[email protected]

Hellfire continued from page A1 most basic small rockets to Sir Winston Churchill, a 105- pound rocket which poured out smoked and zipped skyward to 10,000 feet. Baker made a special announcement when Sir Winston Churchill was about to take flight and spectators emerged from under their cano- pies to watch the eighth suc- cessful launch for this rocket which was the heaviest at the show. Fuel costs to launch Sir Winston Churchill total about $800, according to owner Alan Overmoe of Salt Lake City. The fuel mixture to propel some of these aircraft is the same fuel used to launch the No Plans for Retirement? Space Shuttle. “It’s ammonium • Does your employer offer a pension? perchlorate,” one rocketeer said. • Social Security won’t cover your needs! “Ammonium perchlorate is an important oxidizer used in solid rocket propellants, such as LOOKS LIKE IT’S UP TO YOU! the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters, as well as many other solid rockets including some You may already have fireworks, amateur and hobby the resources to build high-power rockets and larger wealth and crush debt. rockets used for space launch Let us show you how. and military purposes,” accord- ing to an entry in the encyclo- FREE financial needs analysis! pedia. “There are some impressive rockets out here,” Baker said. 801.891.0401 He mentioned one that was 18- feet tall and needed a V-motor 801.891.0402 to make a successful launch. photography / Troy Bowman Another big rocket measured Kelly King, Kristi Brock and Scott Danner (l-r) scan the sky for rockets during “HellFire” Saturday at the www.pickfunding.com 12-feet long and was 12 1/2 Bonneville Salt Flats. Stansbury Park’s Mike Loosle (above right) prepares his rocket for flight. Rick Olsen inches in diameter. The svelte peers over his shoulder. 12-foot long rocket was in the 80-pound range and could fly events. Organizers must also higher than Winston Churchill, receive permits from the Civil although Churchill was impres- Air Patrol and Tooele County. sive because of its mass and the Salt Lake’s Kent Spillman initial burst of power needed at launched a rocket, which set liftoff. the record for distance at 15,123 Rocket motors start at 1/2 A, feet. After the rocket reached its then go up to A, B, C, etc. A “B” apex, Spillman used a tracking motor is twice as powerful as device to monitor its decent and an “A” motor and a “C” motor to be able to locate its landing is twice as powerful as a “B” spot. motor and on up. Sir Winston “He eventually finds his rock- Churchill needed an “N” motor ets, although once it took him to get it off the ground. a couple of days,” said one of Every month during the year Spillman’s cohorts. The Utah Rocket Club gathers The Utah Rocket Club used a for launches at its Pony Express computerized launching system Test Range west of Utah Lake and there were several launch- in Tooele County near the Utah ing pads out on the salt. The County line. Those events usu- larger rockets were launched ally run one or two days, so several yards away from specta- the four-day HellFire event can tors while the smaller rockets become spectacular with the were closer in. amount of rockets launched. Just like clockwork, the Utah On Saturday, the Federal Rocket Club and a few friends Aviation Agency gave the Utah from other states will return to Rocket Club a 25,000-foot waiver the Bonneville Salt Flats next above the salt flats so they could year for HellFire 12. attempt some high-elevation “Right after this is over we’ll flights. Airplanes were diverted start preparing for next year,” away from the area because of Baker said. the event. Normally, a 10,000- e-mail:[email protected] foot ceiling is allowed for these

photography / Troy Boman Alan Overmoe prepares to launch his V2 rocket, which is built to 1/5th scale. Overmoe dubbed his 105-pound rocket the “Sir Winston Churchill.”

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882-0050 A4 TUESDAY August 9, 2005

■ Editorials, guest opinions, letters to the editor ■ Managing Editor Mike Call: 882-0050 Open Forum

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View The Sounds of Sirens It was a hot, drowsy Sunday afternoon when the “whoop, whoop, whoop” of the Tooele County Outdoor Warning System split the air. The siren located at West Elementary School malfunctioned, sending out an evacuation message rather than the intended firefighter alert. Apparently a lightning bolt struck the school grounds near the siren and damaged the siren’s circuitry, causing it to malfunction. Reactions to the sound varied. Some people took inventory of family and possessions in case an evacuation was necessary. But for many residents who have become familiar with the weekly Wednesday test, the warning did not even register on their radar. Far too many Tooele County residents have become blasé about the warnings and it wouldn’t hurt them to reacquaint themselves with the system and its purpose. With 57 sirens placed throughout Tooele County, anyone who has lived in the area more than a week or two has probably heard the Wednesday afternoon tests of the Emergency Alert System, or ESA. The system was designed as the most effective way of warning the public of an emergency. The U.S. Army, through the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP), granted funding for 37 of the sirens in 1993. They are a pro- tection for areas that might be initially threatened by an incident at the Deseret Chemical Depot. The other 25 sirens were installed in 2002 to increase the cover- age area in Tooele and Rush Valley. Five sirens added to the system are located at Cedar Valley in Utah County. The sirens are an all-hazards warning system. They can be activated for any- thing ranging from severe storms to earthquake aftershocks. The “whoop-whoop” tone is used for weekly tests and emergencies. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Three sirens in the system are also used to alert Tooele City firefighters when there is a blaze. However in these cases, the sirens use a “wail” tone. Emergency day by day. We have prided ourselves in Furthermore, I did not ever say “I management officials and the fire department are revisiting this policy and may Illegal alien letter rubbish taking care of our own and not asking had to test a lot of men” to find out Editor: discontinue the practice. There is some feeling it causes confusion and/or com- for help. All of us, who are able, work who my son’s father was; I tested two After reading the letter to the editor placency among residents. everyday. Some of us, who are not men and already knew who it was, I concerning thanking Hispanic work- While Sunday’s accidental dispatch resulted in neighborhood conversation, it able, do it anyway. That’s how we were just wanted to make sure. My son’s ers in the Aug. 2 issue of the Tooele is hoped it also proved a wake-up call for complacent Tooele County residents. raised. father does know his baby boy and Transcript-Bulletin, I had to write in to It’s a good time to take inventory of 72-hour kits, make sure fresh batteries are We were also told that in our golden has also had a couple of visits with his set the record straight. installed in emergency radios and families are aware of emergency evacuation years — people take care of their child. The letter inferred that legal citizens procedures. own. Was this a fallacy? People are Also about the money thing, I never are not willing to do the work that pulling up stakes everyday — leaving said I needed the money nor do I need Tooele County is fortunate to have such a well managed and maintained emer- illegal aliens do. This is nonsense. Who an address they have called home for the money; I am incarcerated and it gency preparedness system. We need to do our part by charting a plan and being did the work before the United States more than 25 years. Has anyone come would not help me — it would go ready for an emergency. had the illegal immigration problem? through to help? I think not. Charity toward my child, just like it did when I Americans did. Americans were paid begins at home — remember all of us was receiving state help. ROUNDTABLE reasonable wages to do the jobs that are somebody’s grandparent. now only pay enough that illegal immi- Shantel Fawson Should there be a global ban grants will work them. The reason for Darlene Thompson Tooele County Detention Center the low wages is the illegal immigrants Shirley J. Thornbled on human cloning and what themselves. Why should an employer Tooele Illegals ruining country dangers or advantages do you see hire a legal citizen when an illegal citi- Editor: zen is willing to do the same work for Burner alarmists amusing Regarding the letter from Mark A. ahead as cloning technology develops? less money? Recent studies show that Editor: Garcia to the Transcript-Bulletin on teenagers are having a hard time find- I just read about the nerve agents July 26, 2005, you have some good Missy Thompson Mary Ann ing work because the illegal aliens are being destroyed at Deseret Chemical points about some things. But, you TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN Bickmore doing the work for a pittance. Depot. I have been following this story should follow your own advice. CORRESPONDENT TOOELE CITY BUSINESSWOMAN The author of the aforementioned over the course of the plant construc- In your letter you state you came Cloning has definitely Should there be a letter states that we should thank the tion and the environmentalists’ objec- from Mexico to the United States look- become a hot topic global ban on human Hispanic immigrants who prepare our tions and worries. ing for the American dream, expecting of controversy since cloning? My answer I have to laugh every time I read an honest day’s pay for a better life and “Dolly” the sheep meals in restaurants where we eat. is yes, I think the pos- was first cloned However, the idea that there are illegal about the dire warnings of these muni- you graduated from high school and sibilities for evil out in 1997. I do not workers preparing our food should tions being destroyed near Tooele. are going college. That is good. That is weigh the proposed believe there should Does anyone remember the jack rabbit the same dream people have had since good, if there is a gen- make us nervous. Back when immigra- be a global ban on uine reason for cloning. The only medical tion was regulated, immigrants had to hunts that the base used to sponsor the first person came to the United human cloning. Man is constantly evolv- positive, is the regeneration of healthy cells prove they were healthy before they during the summers between the stor- States. ing, not only naturally, but with the help of for a patient and that opens a Pandora’s could enter our great country. Our gov- age igloos? When I grew up in Tooele, Immigrants built this country into the new technology and advances in medicine. Box of black market sales, experimenting best place in the world. They came and The progress scientists have made in the ernment had enough sense to check most everybody worked at the depots beyond the guidelines of safety, reproduc- cloning world is incredible. The informa- my ancestors’ health when they immi- or Dugway. learned to speak and read in English so ing super cells that we don’t understand, tion they have found has not only helped grated to the United States way back I spent a few summers hunting rab- they had communication skills to have etc. Cloning is certainly interesting and the clone animals, but helped with stem-cell bits at the base and I never remember a new and better life. They had a hard research team has accomplished some- in the 1800s to ensure that they were and other such researches. However, I do thing quite amazing. That said I believe not carrying diseases. Illegal immi- even being told what was in the igloos, time, but they did it. Today’s Americans not think scientists will have the ability to cloning may have already gone too far, grants are not checked for diseases let alone warned about leaks. I guess are very proud of our ancestors’ hard clone a human for many years. Some may once you start looking into a process, how with the sensitivity and historical rheto- work to give us the dreams to pass on say that cloning has become out of control when they cross the border. There have do you stop? A scientist has spent years to our families. Today we need to work and cloning animals is fine, for scientific been many cases of illegal immigrants ric of today’s environmental “experts” researching, experimenting and practicing reasons, but a human? NEVER! Perhaps from third world countries working in — which we didn’t have in the 50s to save freedom around the world. the ideas and thoughts he has worked out. too many people took “Star Wars Episode restaurants who pass diseases on to and 60s — we shouldn’t have survived We need to start by controlling the Do you think if the world bans cloning tech- II: Attack of the Clones” a little too seri- growing up in Tooele. borders and punish those who cross nology that it will stop? I don’t think it will. their communities by handling food. ously. Maybe they think if humans were to Is the United States playing with fire with Leprosy, tuberculosis and hepatitis A, Now I can’t wait to read about all the illegally with big fines. Employers who be cloned they would form their own army its wait-and-see attitude on the possibility of B, and C are being brought into the wailing and predictions of economic hire illegal workers should also be to take over the world. Who knows, maybe treatment of for human disease? Yes, I think doom that will befall Tooele when the penalized. All people coming into this a human will never be cloned? There are so United States by illegals. we may get burned. many unanswered questions in the world Furthermore, Rocky Anderson and government closes down the base. country should be on record with ID Peter Jennings are cited as stating that Ron Liddell cards to check them out. Some come and people want to find the answers to Tom Towns them. They want to see if it can be done, TOOELE METHODIST CHURCH our economy wouldn’t survive without Mesa, Ariz. here with good intentions, others do and I would like to see if they can as well. PASTOR illegal immigration. Rubbish! I would illegal drugs and commit crimes, kill- When is enough expect nothing less from those two ing people and trying to put an end to Stephanie Meth story corrected enough? Human socialists. Our economy would be just Editor: this great country. Sure the American McElroy nature disallows fine if we would stop exporting our people are unhappy with lots of things, TOOELE RESIDENT I, Shantel Fawson, was interviewed human cloning. Human jobs and start regulating immigration. we will still stand up to save this coun- nature — full of desire by the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin for I think there should Maybe both spouses wouldn’t be forced try. Our founding fathers built a great be a ban on human for power and wealth the article, “Addicts Sacrifice Family — its longing for to work for a family to survive. for Meth.” I was slanderously misquot- nation and gave us the finest govern- cloning because ment in history. there are not enough immortality and domin- Vincent Jefferies ed on several points. social ethical bounds ion — its propensity to throw caution to Tooele The article stated “The Subway job Rulon Aufdemorte to govern something the wind — simply negates human cloning lasted for about two minutes — then Stockton always occurring for the good of humanity. so controversial. I they found out I was using drugs and I honestly can’t see any For example, while God abundantly blessed City mistreating seniors Editor: was fired.” The other one that concerns advantages to cloning technology. Some Jacob — a great, highly revered patriarch SomethingSomething OnOn might argue for disease control, but there in the Book of Genesis — it didn’t prevent Simply amazing! The renovation at 1 me is: “A lot of guys had to take a DNA is not enough evidence to back up that Jacob from employing “ancient genetic North Main is an impressive job — we test because I did not know who was YourYour Mind?Mind? theory and there might actually be more engineering” to cheat his father-in-law, all agree. The havoc at 935 North Main the father of my baby.” harm with that train of thought than we Laban. In Genesis 30: 25 – 43, Laban is not so impressive. I would appreciate it if you fixed the know. The cloned animals so far have not gave his striped sheep to Jacob, who was misunderstanding of what I said during Laban’s shepherd. When Laban’s strong, At a city council meeting held had long life spans and have been more recently, the city council was adamant my interview. I am terribly offended susceptible to disease. For me though, it’s unblemished, un-striped sheep bred, Jacob put rods in front of them, so they would that funds were not available from the that the above quotes made by me the spiritual aspect of cloning that can’t Write a letter to the Editor! be duplicated. I believe there is a Heavenly “genetically” produce strong, striped sheep city to help the elderly and disabled were interpreted in the wrong way. My God who has created us in His image and (making more for Jacob); however, when who are being displaced due to the new Subway job lasted longer than two min- P.O. Box 390 that we are His spiritual sons and daugh- Laban’s weak sheep bred, Jacob took business venture coming to Tooele. utes and I was never fired from any of Tooele, UT 84074 away the rods. In time, Laban’s un-striped ters. That knowledge has been a guiding The residents of Cedar Crest are being my jobs. I quit because I wanted to do [email protected] light in my life for so long and gives me sheep grew feeble, while Jacob’s striped drugs. I defintitely was not ever fired. sheep grew strong. As with Jacob, even forced out of their “safe” neighborhood purpose — a need and fulfillment not met and being displaced without a thought by anything created by man. when God blesses us, it’s never enough. It’s human nature. or prayer. During numerous conversa- LETTER RULES tions with my fellow residents, it has Have a question for the Rountable panel? E-mail your suggestion to [email protected] become apparent that many of us will The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the be forced to stay in the midst of this author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community havoc to the bitter end. of residence are published with the letter. 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Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor like everybody else — trying to get by For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY August 9, 2005 A5 New performing arts academy ready to take on classic plays by Missy Thompson CORRESPONDENT Forty-three kids, age 9-19, have been sharpening their theater skills this summer and will showcase their talent beginning on Thursday in fes- tival-style performances. The first annual Tooele County Academy of Performing Arts (TCAPA) began in mid-June when youngsters interested in theater reg- istered for an eight-week academy. Although this is the first year for the academy, instructor Matt Price believes TCAPA will spark a great interest in the community for them to become involved in the theater. “It will become an annual event. We’re planning on doing it every year at Deseret Peak. I know it will become a Tooele County tradition,” Price said. TCAPA will be performing two plays, William Shakespeare’s, “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” and Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Mikado.” The county commission has helped immensely to get this pro- photography/Missy Thompson gram off the ground. A new wireless The cast of “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” take a moment during rehearsal to pose while in character. The show is microphone and sound system was part of the first annual Tooele County Academy of Performing Arts. Left: school girls in Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The installed as well as a brand new Mikado” open their umbrellas during a scene. Bottom: (left to right) Dakota Bates (Gentleman of Japan), Marc Hales lighting system. (Nobleman), Logan Gumicio (Nobleman), Eric Hales ( Ko Ko), Tanner Elsholz (Nobleman), and David Arthur (Nobleman) “Professional theater companies prepare for their performances. TCAPA will run Aug. 11, 13, 18, and 20, side-show entertainment begins at 6:30 in Salt Lake City have similar equip- p.m. and the performances begin at dusk. The cost is $6 for adults and $4 for children 12 and under. ment for their productions,” Price said. “The county commission really helped to get things started.” Back to School Academy participants were taught several aspects of theater during their eight-week sessions including: MUSIC characterization, interpretation and theater history. FUN! “This is a great thing for the rural Band & Orchestra community,” Price said. “It’s com- Music Supplies parable to acting academies in Salt Music Instruments Lake, but much more affordable. It’s Print Music been quite inexpensive for both the LDS Items kids and us.” The students paid $49 per month for the academy along with a small Console Piano costume and construction fee. The $ in great condition! money has been well worth it for the 1,495 students who chose the plays they will perform and made many deci- sions regarding the productions. “It’s a really great way to induct more culture into the community and expose the kids to it,” Price added. “The kids had a say in every- 36 N. Main #7 thing, every step of the process. Merc Plaza • 833-9500 These shows belong to them. They are 100 percent theirs from begin- ning to end.” Now, as opening night approach- es, the two plays are being polished up with dress and technical rehears- als. The festival begins on Thursday, Aug. 11 at 6:30 p.m. There will be side entertainment every half hour along The Tooele County Fair with food vendors. The shows begin at dusk and will run as follows: Aug. 11, “A Midsummer’s Night Dream”; Board would like to thank Aug. 13, “The Mikado”; Aug. 18, “The Mikado”; Aug. 20, “A Midsummer’s Night Dream.” The cost is $6 for everyone who took part in adults and $4 for kids 12 and under. “These kids have worked very hard on these productions ... They making this years Fair perform with professionalism and maturity,” Price said. Because both plays are comedies they are very appropriate for kids such a wonderful event for to learn and understand, as well as appropriate for their content level. Most of the characters are younger the community: as well. “The education they will get from All of our families this is priceless. Most of the aspects taught through theater are show All of the wonderful volunteers through life,” Price said. photography/Missy Thompson Price knows that next year will Dakota Bates (Ly Sander) and Chris Steele (Demetrius) hold up Deseret Peak employees Laura Willette (Hermia) as she fights to get away from them. William be even bigger and more theater- Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” will run on Aug. 11 and North Tooele County Fire Dept. hungry students will participate in Aug. 20 at the Deseret Peak Complex. this annual academy. Grantsville Fire Dept. Cast of “A Midsummer’s Night Dream”: Chandler Durrant (Bottom), Mountain West Ambulance Laura Willette (Hermia), Kolby Kurek (Flute), Brianna DuBois (Robyn), The Little Angel Clarʼs Auto Kami Christiansen (Helena), Dana Westside Auto Humke (Titania), Dakota Bates Angela Aragon (Lysander), Joanna Johnson (Pease 7.7.88 – 8.6.04 Mooreʼs Auto Blossom), Chris Steele (Demetrius), I am only a young lady, not Tyson Cook (Peter Quince), much do I know. Tooele Transcript Richard Warburton (Snout), Kaitlyn But God holds my hand as I look Warburton (Cobweb), Justin down below. Judge Pitt & the Community Service Workers VanDaren (Snug), Carter Thompson I’m here with the Father in the most wonderful place (Mustard Seed), Corbin Price Yet, I can’t feel much joy when I see your sad face. Tooele County Detention Center (Starveling), Ron Johnson (Egeus), Your heart has been broken, I can see from up here Russell Steadman Logan Gumucio (Oberon) As you struggle along and wipe every tear. Cast of “The Mikado”: Carter If only I had words, I could send you today Tooele County Dairy Princesses Thompson (Pish Tush), Eric Hales That would tell you I’m home and I’m really okay. (Ko-Ko), Leona Schulz (Yum Yum), Heaven is so beautiful with sparkles and white wings Miss Tooele County & Attendant Chandler Durrant (Nanki Poo), And angels are teaching me so many things. Kienan Hamm (Pooh Bah), Kelsey I’ll grow and mature in this Heavenly land Tooele County Sheriff Dept Sprague (Peep Bo), Joanna Johnson While holding on tightly to the Father’s soft hand. Tooele County Search & Rescue (Katisha), Kelsey Elsholz (Peep Bo), So don’t grieve for me now but find peace in your soul, Robyn Krieser (Pitti Sing) And know God has finally made your little one Noblemen include: Justin whole. And even if you can’t seem to understand The Tooele County Fair Sponsors: VanDuren, Tanner Elsholz, Mark “why”, Hales, Dakota Bates, Matthew Please know in your heart that our Thornton, David Aurther, Logan love didn’t die. Gumucio. School Girls include: He tells me that just for a time we Mackenzie Fait, Emily Rice, Makayla must wait Griffith, Kylee Robinson, Kayla And then I can meet you at Robinson, Madison Ford, Cassie Heaven’s front gate! Bullock, Courtnee Cartwright, So for now, know I love you in American Family Insurance • MP Enviromental Services • Daves Drug Micall Pomeroy, Charley-Anne my own special way And we will meet again on that • Les Schwab • Tooele Foot Clinic • The Wendover Nugget McNeill, Kaitlin Higgins, Aylssia glorious day! Swartzfager, Breanne Bevan, McKell Sweat Fitness • Superior Excavating • Parts Plus • Domino’s We miss you- Mourtinsen, Jessica Black, Natalie • Inkley’s • Kravers • Denney’s • Cargill Salt Tripp, Whitney Young, Dana Humke, All your loving family. Kimberly Topham, Alyssa Roberts, Sarah Denman A6 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 OBITUARIES Adkins continued from page A1 If Trace Adkins enjoys half the career boost Keith Urban has gar- nered over the past year, he will certainly be enjoying life next sum- mer. Adkins, already a rising star in his own right, hit the Tooele County Fair Friday night, with Sugarland as his opening act. The man is a true-blue, down- home cowboy. No doubt about it. Adkins is large—towering over his audiences at 6’6” and 250 pounds, he has presence. Not intimidat- ing, but inescapably commanding. William D. Lamb Robert Crow Maloney Adding to that is his bottomless baritone, which inspired actual William D. Lamb satisfying work. This is one job Robert Maloney swooning among female audience in state government where you members. And he emanates all the can really see the positive fruits genuine gruff and scruff of a true William D. Lamb, 61, passed of your labors.” son of Nashville. No manufactur- away at his home Saturday, Aug. Robert Crow Maloney age 53, Bill was a life-long member ing here. No stunt choreography 6, 2005, after a courageous fight of Roosevelt, passed away Aug. of The Church of Jesus Christ or heavy makeup. Just Trace, that’s with mesothelioma cancer. 3, 2005, at the University of Utah of Latter-day Saints and enjoyed all. Bill was born in Tooele, Utah, Medical Center due to complica- serving in a variety of positions. On a summer night so warm to William Rudger Lamb and tions during heart surgery. He He was committed to his family it was almost uncomfortable, his Thelma Bevan Slowik on Sept. was our hero and fought a long and his faith. Tooele County fans expected a lot 1, 1943. He was raised in Tooele and heroic battle with heart fail- Bill enjoyed the outdoors, from him. Adkins, a member of the and made many life-long friends ure. and spent many summers boat- Grand Ole Opry and of the board there. He graduated from Tooele ing and fishing with his family. Robert was born at home of directors of the Country Music High School with the class of ‘63 He especially loved the Gates Feb. 20, 1952, in Tooele, to Allen Association, was a welcomed and treasured the memories he of the Mountains area. He also Ruben and Mary June Meyers guest. His “Comin’ On Strong” CD shared with his classmates dur- took great pleasure in watching Maloney. He was one of five chil- and “Trace Adkins Video Hits” have ing a magical senior year. Bill and supporting his children in dren born to the Maloneys. He been certified platinum, so there was a standout on the Tooele their various activities as they struggled with heart problems at were no shortage of recognizable High football team and contin- grew up. a young age and had his first of songs to perform. ued participating in sports the Bill is survived by his wife, three open heart surgeries at the Atlanta-based trio Sugarland— rest of his life; playing on many Peggy; and his four children, age of 17. Not being able to play singer Jennifer Nettles, singer/song- city baseball leagues or coach- Paula McDonald (Joseph), Three sports in school, Robert taught writer Kristen Hall, and Kristian ing his children’s teams. He Forks, Mo., Jared Lamb (Cindy), himself to play the bass guitar photography / Mitch Richardson Bush hammed it up with humor graduated from Southern Utah Owasso, Okla., Denise Jackson and started playing and sing- Jennifer Nettles, lead singer for Sugarland, shared a bit of humor with while the daylight was still strong. State College in Cedar City, (Brandon), Pocatello, Idaho, ing with several different bands. audiences Friday night. Chart-topping Sugarland was the opening act Utah, with a bachelor‚s degree Wade Lamb, Owasso, Okla; and He traveled the United States “This is our first proper show in before the Trace Atkins concert. in Social Work in 1968. granddaughters Kylie McDonald and met several stars includ- Utah,” said lead singer Nettles, who ing Eddie Rabbit, Alabama and also noted that the band may have Bill married Peggy Wolfe in and Jessica Taylor. Also surviv- ested in pleasing the masses with come to see Sugarland as had come Salt Lake City on July 30, 1965. ing Bill are brothers, Richard Hank Williams, Jr. He was an done a radio show or two in the crossover appeal. Adkins has blue- excellent entertainer. state. “Beautiful, warm, dry,” she primarily for Adkins. One, who Their marriage was later solem- Sedar (Dolores), Michael Lamb, collar street-cred. He played gui- identified herself only as “Carolyn,” nized in the Cardston Alberta Tom Slowik, all of Tooele, Robert is survived by his joked between sips off a water bot- tar from the time he was young, companion of 17 years and tle, adding that being from Atlanta, described herself as “his biggest Canada LDS Temple. They cel- Robert Slowik (Diane), R. Glenn studied music and played football fan ever,” and Adkins as “the most ebrated their 40th wedding anni- Lamb (Mary), and sister Pauline best buddy, Carolyn Taylor, she understood the heat, but not at Louisiana Tech, and eventually Roosevelt; children, Stephanie the dryness. gorgeous man ever.” She added versary this past month. Lamb, all of Salt Lake City; sis- severed a finger while working on that, although Adkins is 6’6”, he After graduating from col- ter-in-law Karen Sedar, Virginia; (Ted) Whitehead, Altonah; Nettles wasn’t the only one taken an offshore oil rig. Robert Chane Taylor, Roosevelt; aback by the arid landscape. Later becomes a whopping 6’7” in his lege, Bill and Peg went camp- and several nieces and neph- You can still see the injury, cowboy boots. Bruce Carter, Tooele; Bob in the night, Atkins would ask: “Did ing along the Gallatin River and ews. He was preceded in death even as he plays live shows, but “I’ve been a fan of Trace for a (Rose) Maloney, Tooele; Aimee y’all know it’s like a desert here? fell in love with Montana. In by his parents; and brothers Kai it doesn’t slow Adkins down. He long time,” said audience member Harward, Roosevelt; grandchil- Halfway through my songs I think the years following, they made Sedar and Paul Lamb. can still play a mean country set Tammy Pearson. “I was excited, so dren, Erin, Alexandria, Jordan, dust is going to start coming out of their homes in Havre, Glasgow, Bill’s family will visit with with his own two hands, and that I got my tickets the morning they Daniel, Alexis, Cheyenne, my throat.” Miles City and Helena where family and friends at a viewing aforementioned cosmic rumble of went on sale.” Cierra, Keely, Christopher, Sugarland performed hits includ- they made many dear friends. Thursday, Aug. 11, from 7 to a voice. In blue jeans and cowboy Mark McKendrick of the Deseret Atrayu; mother, June Maloney, ing “Small Town Jericho,” “Speed Bill started his career for the 8:30 p.m. at the Helena Funeral boots, Adkins played “Big Time”, Peak Complex said attendance N.C.; brothers, Tommy (Mary) of Life”, and “Baby Girl.” On State of Montana as a social Chapel, 314 N. Rodney, and featuring extended deep notes and at the concert was good. “I don’t Maloney, N.C.; Danny (Fayely) “Something More,” Nettles invited worker with the Hill County from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the a rambling piano solo and the title know what the exact tally is after Maloney, Texas; Michael (Betsy) the audience to sing along. “This Welfare Department in Havre. Relief Society Room at the LDS track “Songs About Me”. His set the concert started, but we’d sold He served as a vocational reha- Church; 1610 E. 6th Avenue prior Maloney, Nev.; adopted brother, song’s about the important things in also included the slow-down song Ralph Shaw, Ala.; and special about 2,800 tickets before tonight,” bilitation counselor in Glasgow to the funeral. Funeral Services life,” said Nettles. “I get too caught “Metropolis.” In it, he bemoans the he said. “Tonight’s a big night.” and district supervisor of the will be held Friday, Aug. 12, at cousin, Kenneth Wilson, Tooele. up in the little stuff: the house, the loss of a town “where we can walk He was preceded in death by It wasn’t quite as big a night state vocational rehabilitation 11 a.m. at the LDS Church; 1610 yard, the dry cleaning, the dog. It’s down to the country store, and we for girl band Taja, who took the program in Miles City before E. 6th Avenue. Burial will be at his father, Allen, and a sister, about the people that you love, won’t even have to lock our door; Shirley Thayer. small stage just as Adkins finished moving to the Helena office. He the Forestvale Cemetery follow- the people that love you. Take the we can still get air and water there his concert. But the three home- worked for the state government ing the services. Funeral services were time for yourself to celebrate life, for free.” held 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 8, grown Utah girls—Natalie on gui- for 36 years and believed that, If desired, memorials can be because life’s too short to not do Adkins plays all his songs with tar, LaShae on bass, and Shanlee “helping people with disabilities made to the St. Peter’s Cancer at the Hullinger Mortuary in that for yourself.” Sugarland fin- shoulder-shrugging, I-don’t-care Roosevelt. on drums, were quite the act. They get back to work and become Treatment Center or Hospice of ished their set with a rare and gra- style. He is not inclined to pos- played their own instruments, productive individuals is very St. Peter’s. Per the family wishes, he was cious “thank you” to the fair com- turing, and visibly enjoys playing cremated. followed Adkins lead on the “no mittee and for what they described those many guitar solos. He prides posturing” policy, and since their In lieu of flowers, donations as “everybody’s hospitality.” himself on never doing the same to the family to help cover the single “All American Girl” has just Elden “Mike” Adkins was the headline act, show twice, so his set for Tooele been picked up by Universal, they costs of the funeral would be starting a bit late (which is typical was undoubtedly a unique collec- greatly appreciated. seem to be on their way. Krauss for this type of concert). Tracy tion of music. They are another indication Darrell “Trace” Adkins is often Shuffling through the audience that the next stop after the Tooele Gone Fishin’ described as a country “tradition- between songs for comments, it County Fair is fame. NOTE OF alist.” He’s not necessarily inter- was apparent that as many had Elden “Mike” Krauss, passed APPRECIATION away Aug. 6, 2005, peacefully at his home while surrounded to increase efficiency. Barney also refutes notions that by his family. Mike was born Envirocare “We’re a business that’s trying exaggerate the dangers of class A April 18, 1927, in Battle Lake, to grow and improve ourselves,” radioactive waste. Peterson family continued from page A1 Minn. to Jake and Edna Fleming Barney said. “Class A waste is low level Krauss. He enlisted in the Army The family of Merlin Peterson “That’s what we’re looking for Envirocare will continue waste and it’s the lowest level in 1945 and served in Japan wishes to thank everyone who tonight.” accepting only class A waste, the of low level waste,” he said. during WWII. After serving in helped and showed sympathy If Finerfrock gives his signa- lowest of low-level radioactive “So it’s not cookie dough — there’s the military, Mike married his during the passing of Merlin. ture, indicating the proposal wastes. a reason it needs to go into a spe- lden “Mike” Krauss meets regulations, the legislature sweetheart Joanne Smith, Aug. Special thanks to Jenny and But, Jason Groenewold, direc- cially liscensed facilty... It’s mate- and governor will then examine 29, 1949, in Lusk, Wyo. Vicky Tescher; great-grandson, Sharon of Community Nursing tor of The Healthy Environment rial that needs to be handled prop- the policy issues. Mike is survived by his wife Davey Wade. Services. Alliance of Utah, is against the erly, but it is not a risk.” All feedback tonight will be Joanne, of 56 years; daughters, A small memorial service Janet Peterson and family expansion. Currently, Envirocare is one recorded and become part of pub- Nicky (Lynn) Burton, Terry will be held 1 p.m. Aug. 13, at While there is 15-20 years left of of only three sites in the United lic record. 593 Oakridge Dr., Tooele, Utah. disposal space left at the existing States licensed to accept commer- Krauss; seven grandchildren; TOOELETRANSCRIPT “Everyone who wants to be Condolences can be sent from site, expansion will likely keep cial radioactive waste, although five great grandchildren. He was BULLETIN heard will be heard,” Finerfrock www.PeelFuneralHome.com. the facility going for half a century another is going in in Texas. preceded in death by a daughter, said. or more. Envirocare is one of seven Tooele County Commissioners “It locks Utah into being the or eight sites licensed to take in and Planning and Zoning have dumping ground for the nation’s government waste, which Barney already given their approval to nuclear waste and at sometime says makes up 60-80 percent of its Envirocare. it’s fair to say that Utah has done volume. “Envirocare has been a provider more than enough,” he said. Barney claims the majority of of good employent for the citizens the waste Envirocare gets is from of the county,” said Commissioner Groenewold said the safety Matthew Lawrence, “and we issues of being a site for radioac- federal research facilities and would like to ensure their success tive waste disposal should con- projects, and only 10-20 percent is for the coming years.” cern Utahns. from nuclear energy plants. Envirocare is one of the larg- “If you look at the history of “We are all citizens of this great radioactive waste disposal in county and we all benefit from Featuring Instruction est private employers in Tooele Now Registering County, providing over 450 jobs. the country,” Groenewold said, the research that is done and Utah by It also provides over $7 million to “all six radioactive waste com- and Tooele County has a resource for Fall term the county in mitigation fees. panies besides Envirocare have that is very valuable,” he said. Alexis Watson Leonelli According to Tim Barney, Senior had problems with radioactive But Groenwold says the mass Class Selections: Vice President of Envirocare, waste leaking out of the site, and majority of waste comes from Experience: four of those sites are now shut activity related to nuclear energy * Ballet technique and pointe the goals for the increased site * Degree from BYU college of are to add $20 million worth of down. Envirocare itself is trying or nuclear weapons production. (beginning-advanced) Since none of the electricity health and human performance new equipment, increase disposal to resolve groundwater contami- * Jazz, modern, folk and Irish step nation at their site today.” in Utah is produced in nuclear * Dance training in classical capacities and put all the land (beginning-advanced) under the same license and sure- But Barney says Groenewold power plants he believes its not ballet (Cecchetti method), ty. is comparing apples to oranges, our responsibility to store it. * Ballroom (beginning- advanced) modern (Alexander technique), A surety is money Envirocare because regulations tightened in “Here in Utah, we don’t accept * Piano (beginning-advanced) standard and Latin ballroom, 1980, at which point industries any nuclear power,” Groenwold Jazz, ethnic folk dance and Irish step sets aside, so the state can close * Vocal (opera, musical theater, pop/belt) the facility and restore the land which did not meet them closed said. “For us it’s just a basic ques- * Music training in classical piano and vocal if the business were to leave. down. But, he said Envirocare tion of what’s fair.” (opera, musical theater, and pop/belt) Currently, the land to the north is and the two other sites that dis- The public hearing will be Call Now (435) 884-6692 * Dance Company and Ballroom Dance instructor not under any surety, despite the pose of commercial waste oper- Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Room 101 of at Tooele High School fact that there is a large open pit ate in accordance to the new regu- the Department of Environmental for pricing and registration on the property. lations. Quality’s Building #2, 168 N. 1950 Barney says the expansion is “We have an excellent safety West, Salt Lake City. simply a desire for the company record,” Barney added. e-mail: [email protected] TUESDAY August 9, 2005 A7 Free seminar addresses Are you on track for retirement? identity theft problem 2005 Retirement Confidence ingly, is to figure out where formance of the investments Survey, issued by the that money will come from. within your plan. Keep close The Tooele County Sheriff’s to 8:00 P.M. at the Stansbury Employee Benefits Research Basically, you will need to track of how your plan is Department is providing a free Park Clubhouse. Seating is A lthough he Institute: rely on three sources: Social informative seminar regard- limited. Call Kenyon Eastin at doing, and make adjustments, may never Nearly four in 10 workers Security, employer-sponsored as needed, to diversify your ing identity theft on Thursday, 801-487-7177 to reserve your have said it, have not saved anything at all retirement plans, and person- August 11, 2005 from 7:00 P.M. place. holdings and manage your Mark Twain, for retirement. al savings and investments. risk. the author of Those who have put some- Let’s take a quick look at each Personal savings and Huckleberry thing away are not saving of these: WEDDINGS investments - Closely monitor Finn, is often nearly enough. Half the work- Social Security - No one the performance of your IRA, credited with ers surveyed have set aside, can predict the ultimate result Garrard/Irish this quote: Tye Hoffman on average, just $25,000. of the current national debate stocks and other investments. “Everybody GUEST COLUMNIST About 60 percent of those on funding Social Security. If they are not producing the type of return you need to Doyle and Diana Garrard talks about surveyed have not even tried But no matter what happens, help you meet your retire- of Lake Point are pleased to the weather, Financial to calculate how much they’ll one thing is clear: Social ment income goals, you may announce the marriage of their but nobody need during their retirement Security will only cover a daughter, Chelsie Lynn Garrard, does any- Focus years. relatively small percentage of have to make changes over to Jonathan Atwood Irish, son of thing about How can you determine your retirement income - per- time, keeping in mind your Charles and Gail Irish of Vashon it.” Unfortunately, just about how much you’ll need to live haps one-fifth to one-third of need for diversification and Island, Wash. the same thing can be said comfortably during retire- what you will need. To get an your tolerance for risk. about saving for retirement: ment? You’ll need to consider idea of what you can expect, They will be joined for eter- By taking the time to cal- We all think about it, but we a variety of factors, including study your Social Security nity on Friday, Aug. 12, 2005, in culate your retirement fund- don’t take much action. the age at which you retire, benefit statement when it the Salt Lake Temple. ing needs, and by knowing In fact, your fellow your retirement lifestyle, arrives in the mail. A reception will be held in where your income is coming Americans are, at the your health and your pro- Employer-sponsored retire- from, and how much you their honor that evening at the moment, doing an inad- jected longevity. To arrive ment plans - If you have a can expect, you can avoid Oquirrh Mill in Stansbury Park equate job of saving for their at a good estimate, you may traditional “defined benefit” unpleasant surprises when from 7-9 p.m., and we would retirement. Early in 2005, want to work with a financial retirement plan that is based you retire. So, start planning love to have all our family and personal saving as a percent- professional - someone with on your years of service and friends join us. An open house age of disposable personal the tools to generate several level of income, your employ- today for a rewarding tomor- will be hosted by the Irish fam- income was just 0.4 percent, alternative retirement-income er should be able to provide row. ily at their home on Saturday, according to the Bureau of scenarios. you with a statement project- Sept. 3, in the evening on Vashon Chelsie Lynn Garrard Economic Analysis, an agency After you determine about ing your future benefits. If Island. and Jonathan Atwood Irish of the U.S. Department of how much money you’ll need you have a 401(k), 403(b) or Chelsie is a recent graduate and plans to graduate in 2007. Commerce. And consider during your retirement years, 457 plan, your income will of Weber State University from They both served in the Spain these numbers from the your next step, not surpris- depend somewhat on the per- the accounting department and Barcelona Mission and then will return there to work on her met on campus at Weber State. master’s degree. Jon is currently After a honeymoon cruise they working on double majors in will make their home in Ogden, Poor, rich each have “hidden rules” Spanish and communications Utah. by Pam Tindall well as for the development of Process, Inc. CPP, CHIEF OF TRAINING language to articulate a situa- For more information visit: From her personal and pro- tion in cross-class terms. Dr. http://www.westcapt.org or Payne defines poverty as “the Perry/Green fessional experiences as an call (888) 734-7476. Funded educator, Dr. Ruby Payne has extent to which an individ- by the U.S. Department compiled information on the ual does without resources” of Health and Human Today I will marry my best ability of economics to shape (1996, p. 16). She includes the Services, Substance Abuse 493 W. 400 N., Tooele friend, the one I laugh with, live thinking and behavior. She following resources in her for and love. Angela Charlene posits that the poor, middle- definition: financial, emotion- and Mental Health Services 882-4800 Perry and Jeffrey Max Green class, and wealthy, as well as al, mental, spiritual, physical, Administration, Center for www.mohlmanlaw.com have chosen Saturday, Aug. 13, other groups, have what she support system, relationships/ Substance Abuse Prevention. 2005, to begin their life together. terms “hidden rules,” neither role models and knowledge of A reception will be held in their articulated nor talked about, hidden rules (1996, p. 16). honor at Spiers’ Farm from 7- which govern our thinking and Prevention practices which Coming to Stockton Fall 2005 9 p.m. After a honeymoon in interactions. reflect an understanding of San Diego, the couple will make Schools as well as other the hidden rules which shape their home in Provo, where they institutions and service orga- thinking and behavior and Polk-A-Dots nizations have their own hid- seek to increase the acces- will both continue their educa- Angela Charlene Perry den rules which govern their sibility of resources in cultur- tion. and Jeffrey Max Green Parents of the bride are Cindy work. Organizations typically ally competent ways serve to operate from, and follow, the Pre-School Perry and Clark Perry. Parents if we have overlooked inviting increase the effectiveness of hidden rules of middle class. of the groom are Marilyn and anyone, please come and join us prevention policies, programs However, students, families, Terry Green. In our excitement in our celebration. and services. Call Joey Thomas (801) 440-1306 and clients reflect the spec- In her book, Dr. Payne offers trum of poverty to wealth. Dr. a variety of tools which can MILITARY NEWS Payne explains that misunder- guide preventionists and edu- standing and conflict emerge cators in creating and devel- from not knowing the hidden oping relationships that sup- Jones is an executive offi- rules of a particular group or port effective cross-class com- Aaron L. Jones cer assigned to the 226th setting and unwittingly violat- munication and collaboration. $200 REWARD Maintenance Company, Fort ing them. Included are discussions of Army Capt. Aaron L. Jones Sill, Lawton, Okla. Viewed as a component support systems, organization- of cultural competence, this has been decorated with the He is the son of L.K. Jones al and individual strategies; body of knowledge can help Army Commendation Medal. of Lakeview Drive, Stansbury language of negotiation and Lost preventionists create bridges The medal is awarded to Park, Utah. mediation; skills for teaching between organizations, indi- individuals who, while serving The captain graduated in 1993 and navigating hidden rules; Beau is a 7 year old Blue Heeler. viduals and groups operating in any capacity with the Army, from Pine View High School, St. and developing mentoring from different perspectives. Beau disappeared on August 4, 2005 from have distinguised themselves George, Utah, and received a relationships which encour- In order to interact suc- by acts of heroism, meritori- bachelor’s degree in 2000 from age and support achievement 782 South 370 West, Tooele cessfully and provide cultur- ous achievement or meritorious the University of Utah in Salt and healthy choices by young ally competent services, pre- service. Lake City. people. ventionists must understand Please call the hidden rules of various The publication also REAL ESTATE groups, and be able to com- includes extensive research 843-1948 or municate in meaningful ways notes which correspond to 882-8424. which reflect that understand- the book’s content and supple- ment the bibliography. These Berna M Evans ing. In her book, A Framework Reward will be for Understanding Poverty, Dr. notes offer research citations Berna M Evans with has been Payne focuses on the impact and quotations the reader can paid with no awarded the Accredited Buyer of class on this proposition. use to guide further study. questions asked. Representation (ABR®) designa- Dr. Payne suggests that com- Payne, Ruby. (1996). A tion by the Real Estate Buyer’s munication and movement Framework for Understanding Agent Council, Inc. (REBAC) between classes can be facili- Poverty. Highlands, TX; of The National Association of tated by mentoring relation- Realtors® (NAR). ships between classes. These “Today’s real estate brokers relationships, or bridges, allow and agents want to provide a for the teaching and learning full menu of services for their of the hidden rules of class as clients, whether they are buyers or sellers,” explains Terrence M. McDermott, President and CEO of Berna M Evans REBAC. “The ABR® designation, Subscribe Today the benchmark of excellence in resenting over 1 million members 882-0050 real estate buyer representation, involved in all aspects of the real demonstrates to clients that the estate industry. agent has taken steps to contin- ue their education in the field of Super Crossword Answers buyer representation, and has the proven experience and training to deliver ethical and professional service to real estate buyers.” Berna M Evans joins more than 30,000 real estate professionals in North America who have earned the ABR® designation. All were required to successfully complete a comprehensive course in buyer representation and an elective course focusing on a buyer repre- sentation specialty, both in addi- tion to submitting documentation verifying professional experience. REBAC was founded in 1988, is currently the world’s largest asso- ciation of real estate professionals focusing specifically on represent- ing the real estate buyer. There are more than 41,000 active mem- bers of the organization world- wide. The National Association of Realtors ®, “The Voice for Real Estate,” is the world’s larg- est professional association, rep- A8 TUESDAY August 9, 2005

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From The Sidelines Cowboys Vacation finally fall to here; fall prep sports beginning Spartans inally, it’s here — by Nick Drake vacation. Time to SPORTS EDITOR take a breather Grantsville American Legion bat- from the sport- tled highly-touted Taylorsville in an F emotional contest in the Utah State ing life and enjoy some rest and relaxation. American Legion opener. There really isn’t a time The Cowboys dropped a tough 3-2 where sports stories and decision in 10 innings to the Warriors events suddenly stop, to fall into the loser’s bracket. giving sports writers time However, Grantsville just couldn’t to take a deep breath and photography/Troy Boman get the emotion back for their next Nick Drake Grantsville’s Randall Brown (#97) helped tip Vince Harding (#42X) on his side in the first heat of the 17th annual Tooele affair and Murray took full advantage unwind. SPORTS EDITOR The Tooele Babe Ruth County Fair Demolition Derby. Salt Lake’s Steve Gunn captured the derby in a battle with son Tyler while Chad Smith seized of the opportunity to eliminate the All-Star teams, Tooele the overall title in the two-derby series for the 2005 season. Cowboys Aug. 2 at Oquirrh Park in Varsity Prep and Tooele and Grantsville Kearns. American Legion concluded play just The Spartans rallied for three runs a couple of weeks ago, along with the in the first and two more in the sec- demolition derby season, so there is no time Gunns’ shoot down Fair Derby field ond and coasted to a 9-2 victory over like the present to exit. Grantsville to eliminate the Cowboys Unfortunately, this is the time for fall by Nick Drake entertained and wowed the record- the-art motorized outdoor arena. The from post-season play. sports teams to hold tryouts, solidify their SPORTS EDITOR setting attendance derby fanatics on elder Gunn, of Salt Lake City, drove The Cowboys finished the season rosters and schedule games. Tooele County has had a fun-filled Saturday. his car into the winner’s circle and was with an 11-9 overall record. The Tooele and Grantsville High School line up of sports activities throughout There was fast action and hard hit- awarded the Most Aggressive Driver of The team was coached by Loren girls soccer squads, Wendover and Dugway the summer this year. ting to electrify the capacity crowd. In the night. Anderson, Byron Anderson and baseball and Grantsville tennis squads have There have been rodeos, motor- and fact, tickets to the season-ending event The younger Gunn took home the Travis McCluskey. slated games for the next couple of weeks. pedal-bike events and premier softball were sold out by 7 p.m., one hour into runner-up $1,500 award while Tooele’s Murray 9 - Grantsville 2 Dugway baseball hits the road to Green tournaments. the competition. Jeremy McKenzie (#49) grabbed the The Spartans rallied for three River today to tangle with the Pirates in a But the cream of the crop season But in the end, it became a father- third place purse of $800. runs in the opening inning and never non-league doubleheader and also venture sports finale as always is the annual son affair as the Salt Lake City family While the Gunn family battled to the trailed the rest of the way en route to Panguitch this weekend to compete in the Tooele County Fair Demolition Derby became the last two vehicles standing. gold and silver finishes of the derby, to a loser’s bracket victory and elimi- Panguitch baseball invitational. where records in attendance are The veteran prowess of Steve Gunn Tooele’s Chad Smith (#32) captured top nated the Cowboys Aug. 2 at Oquirrh Meanwhile, Dugway’s rival Wendover eclipsed every time the event takes (#12) out-manuevered and -smashed honors as the overall derby-series win- Park. ventures to Murray to compete in the Mt. place at the Deseret Peak Complex. his son Tyler (#121) to take home the This year’s 17th annual event was prestigious $2,400 purse for becoming Vernon tournament against Panguitch SEE GUNNS’ PAGE A11 SEE FALL PAGE A11 and Mt. Vernon Wednesday at noon and 2 another smash hit, literally, as 41 cars the last running vehicle in the state-of- p.m., respectively, at Ken Price Park. The Wildcats also travel to Manila Friday for a doubleheader that begins at 1 p.m. The Tooele High girls soccer team hits the Tooele 13 stars road to Morgan to battle their former league rival in a pre-season affair Aug. 16 at 4 p.m. and return to host Rowland Hall-St. Marks take 3rd at state Aug. 18 at 3:30 p.m. in non-league play. Grantsville tennis travels to meet Class 5A by Nick Drake foe Bingham Aug. 17 at 3:30 p.m. In fact, the first prep football game is just SPORTS EDITOR The Tooele 13-year-old squad was the surprise a couple weeks away. team of the Utah State Babe Ruth All-Star tourna- Tooele travels to Magna to tangle with ment. Cyprus Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. and Grantsville hits However, after playing 11 games in 11 possible the road to Heber City Aug. 19 for a road days, the Buff squad hit empty July 22 in the third- test against Wasatch also at 7 p.m. place game in Richfield. Summer softball leagues, men’s and coed, Murray took full advantage of a tired Buff squad are still winding down, as well. to eliminate the local squad 19-2 in the third-place So you see, there isn’t really a good time game of the Utah State 13-year-old tournament in to take off. Richfield. Where has the summer gone? I guess The Spartans exploded for the victory and earned time flies when you’re having fun or at a berth in the state championship game against least working all of the time. It’s been a hot Richfield that night. summer and a successful one for most local But host Richfield garnered the state crown just sports programs. But fall is right around the one game later to seize the coveted title. corner and it’s time the sports staff - me, Tooele’s lone two losses of the state tournament myself and I - get a few days off before came to Murray. gearing up for the fall sports teams. In fact, the Buff 13-year-old stars finished the For the next week the Tooele Transcript- post-season with a glossy 9-3 overall record in dis- Bulletin will be without sports pages. There trict and state tourney action. is information planned to be published in Results on the final four games of the 13-year-old the next two issues in the “Doings” section state tourey were not available by press time as well regarding sports, tryouts, etc. as the 14- and 15-year-old state results as well. But there won’t be any sports pages. So I hope sports fanatics all over the county Bingham 15 - Tooele (12) 9 won’t go into convulsions without their fix The Miners rallied for 12 runs in the third inning of sports for at least a week. to erase a 6-3 deficit and capture a victory in the When I get back, I hope to get everyone Utah State Primary 11-12-year-old state tournament caught up on what we missed. If there are July 11 in Nephi. sports briefs or small sports notes that can Bingham erupted for three runs on four walks be published in “Doings,” please contact and a timely two-out, two-run RBI single to build a editor Mike Call or community news editor quick 3-0 cushion. Karen Hunt with the information. However, Tooele bounced right back to push And don’t worry, I’ll be back before you home six runs in five hits in the top of the second know it. stanza to take a 6-3 edge. Paeyton Reed reached on a Bingham miscue and Christian Pitts smacked a single. Skyler Holt also belted a single and Cory McKendrick reached on a Miner miscue to push Sports Wrap home two runs. Colton Burr clubbed a RBI double and Jake Witkowski reached on a Bingham error as Arbon shines for Team USA well. Colton Barkdull then ripped a three-run home Tooele’s Ashley Arbon is pounding the ball run to cap the rally and stake Tooele to a lead. for Team USA in the 11th annual Holland However the Miners exploded for 12 runs on nine International Softball Invitational in Oldenzaal, hits and three walks to seize a 15-6 cushion. Holland Tuesday. Tooele pulled to within 15-7 in the top of the photography/Troy Boman The local softball athlete smacked a two-run fourth when Barkdull ripped a single, stole second, A.J. Nunley unloads a pitch in the Utah State American Legion tournament last week at Oquirrh Park in home run and scored three runs to lead Team raced to third on a passed ball and scored on a Clint Kearns. The Buffs beat Judge Memorial 6-4 behind the pitching of Nunley to register their lone win of the USA to a decisive 15-0 triumph over Czech Petersen sacrifice fly. tourney. Republic in the doubleheader. The Buffs tacked on a pair of tallies in the top of In the nightcap, Arbon belted a home run, the sixth. Barkdull and Devin Park ripped consecu- triple and single in four official trips to the plate tive singles and Taylor Butler drew a walk to aid the and spurred Team USA to a sweep with a 5-1 outburst. Both Barkdull and Park scored on a wild Tooele Legion loses to Cedar victory over Holland. pitches to conclude the scoring for the game. Team USA tangles with Czech again today Barkdull smacked three hits to pave the way for by Nick Drake Kearns clobbered Bountiful 12-3. and tackles the Dutch National squad on the Buffs while Burr and Park provided a pair of Helper edged past Kearns 7-6 Friday to earn a Wednesday in International action. SPORTS EDITOR safeties. McKendrick, Pitts and Holt also contrib- After dropping a forgettable state opener, Tooele berth in the title series but St. George swept Helper, Fall schedules needed uted one hit each as well. showed its poise and dedication with a hard fought 9-2 and 28-4, to capture the prestigious state crown. The fall sports scene is upon us and many Rose Park 16 - Grantsville Minor 11 6-4 come-from-behind triumph Aug. 2 to eliminate Tooele finished the 2005 season with an 8-13 over- Tooele County prep teams are ready to get Rose Park rallied for 10 runs in the bottom of Judge Memorial in the Utah State American Legion all record. The team was coached by Angelo Cerroni, under way. the fourth to erase a 10-6 deficit and upend the tournament. Danny Medina and Jeremy Harris. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin needs all fall Cowboys July 16 in loser’s bracket action of the However, the Buffs just couldn’t muster up anoth- Cedar City 8 - Tooele 5 coaches to FAX their schedules to 882-6123 so WBBA state tournament. er gallant comeback bid two days in a row. The Redmen pushed home two runs in the first that we can know when to publish articles on Dillon Hutchins drew a walk, raced to second Cedar City erupted for six runs in the first three and three more in the third to grab the lead for good their respective sports. and third on passed balls and scored on a Ky Fisher innings and captured an 8-5 victory over Tooele Aug. in the loser’s bracket game Aug. 3 at Oquirrh Park in single in the top of the first frame to spot Grantsville 3 at Oquirrh Park in Kearns. Kearns. Fair scramble results a 1-0 cushion. After Wednesday’s action, only five teams remained Paul Rau opened the game with a triple and Marty Grantsville exploded for six more runs in the in the tough tourney. Helper is the lone undefeated Sims reached on a Buff fielding miscue to push SEE WRAP PAGE A11 top of the second stanza to extend the margin to squad while St. George, Taylorsville and Bountiful are set to battle through the loser’s bracket. St. SEE THIRD PAGE A11 George toppled Taylorsville, 9-5, Thursday while SEE LOSES PAGE A11 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 A11

have been done without all of the relentless time Gunns of the volunteers and outstanding financial support continued from page A10 and dedication of businesses and organizations. I appreciate the Tooele County Commissioners and ner with 95 points and an extra $1,000 purse. all of the support they’ve given to the sport over the With his most aggressive victory in Heat 2 and years. Everyone has helped this sport succeed. We overall success in the Search & Rescue Derby in couldn’t have done it without the Commission, busi- June, Smith edged out second place finishers Randall nesses, organizations, drivers, sponsors, the towing Brown (#97) and Steve Gunn, both with 85 points. companies and most importantly, the fans.” Tyler Gunn earned fourth place with 75 points. The derby towing companies included Clar’s Auto, The yearly point system, introduced a few years Westside Auto and Moore’s Auto. ago to promote and reward drivers based on aggres- Brown (#97) in his ‘67 Dodge Monaco Polara, sive driving skills and entertainment value, also Steve Gunn (#12) and Tooele’s David Steadman enhanced the derby. After each heat, the crowd (#6)in his ‘75 Chevy battled into the finals in Heat 1 voted on the most aggressive drivers on a deci- with Brown claiming the Most Aggressive heat win- bel meter and the winner received valuable points ner point tally. toward the extra purse. Tooele’s Jeremy McKenzie (#49) in his ‘68 Newport The action was fast and furious and even fun and West Jordan’s Angie Royal (#243), in her ‘78 for the crowd as the water truck hosed down the Chevy Impala, advanced into the finals from Heat 2 fair royalty from time-to-time on the hot night. The with Smith capturing the Most Aggressive winner of royalty and announcer Russ Steadman raced while the heat in his ‘67 Newport. the veteran announcer lightened the mood with his Salt Lake’s Tyler Gunn (#121) drove his smashed quick humor as well. Beach balls were bounced vehicle into the finals from Heat 3 and was voted the around in the crowd by spectators while a spectacu- Most Aggressive of the Heat as well Rick Andrews lar fireworks display wowed the audience after the (#39). championship heat. Erda’s Jared Lazenby (#23) drove his ‘66 Chrysler But all-in-all, drivers and fans left the Deseret New Yorker along with Dennis Draper (#87) into the Peak Complex entertained by another successful finals from Heat 4. Lazenby was also awarded Most The Tooele County Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Star team battled to a second place finish in the Utah North annual event. Aggressive driver of the heat honor as well. District tournament and a third place in the Utah State 13-year-old All-Star tournament in Richfield. The squad Enrique Quintero — serving his second year as Grantsville’s Bruce Hiatt (#44) in a ‘66 Dodge posted a glossy 9-3 record in post-season play. Team members include, front row, left to right: Todd Collins, Chairman of the event — said it was another huge Monaco Polara and Vince Harding (#42X) powered Austin Pinkham, Austin Burr, Beau Leyva, Jordan Gomez, Wade Memmott and Spencer Bunn. Middle row: success. their way into the main event with a strong finish in Taylor Hunt, Nathan Pectol, Chad Yerke, Cody Young, Mike Johnson and Kaden Baum. Back row: Coach “When it came down to the final event and it was Grudge 1. Brad Haycock and Coach Jared Bunn. Missing in photo is Coach Ron Baum. father against son, I’ve never seen the crowd so In the second grudge, Tooele’s Kasey Dunlavy (#11) crazy,” he noted. “The crowd was really into it and drove his ‘75 Chrysler Cordova into the finals along secutive singles by Kade Barr and and two Cowboy errors to build a loud. Everything went well. It was the hardest hitting with brother Pat Dunlavy, Jr. (#22), of Grantsville, in Fall Jason Zorn. 10-5 cushion. derby we’ve had in quite a while. It was a great way a ‘74 Chevy Impala. continued from page A10 The Cowboys tied the game Grantsville cut the deficit to to end the summer season.” Wendy Anthony grabbed first place eight-car again at 2-2 in the bottom of the just 10-8 in the top of the sixth. “Demolition derby has flourished and become a Powder Puff competition. Grantsville’s Chad Mecham fourth when Fisher was hit by Brandon Hamatake reached on a big part of county sports,” he added. “But it couldn’t (#77) garnered the Most Outrageous Paint Job while Matthew Park cracked a lead- a pitch, stole second and raced Bear miscue and Sparks followed Cody Nelson claimed the Best Paint Job honor. off single and moved into scoring home on a Drake double to level with th a single. Both runners position on a ground ball. Keith the game once again. scored on a Giles two-run double Arnolds drilled a two-out RBI sin- on just three hits, five walks and two innings expired. Nathan Pectol Sky View grabbed the lead for and Hawkins followed with a RBI gle and Bryce Johnson followed three Cowboy miscues to take a and Mike Johnson rapped consecu- good in the top of the seventh double to pull Grantsville to with- Third with a run-scoring double to aid 16-10 lead. tive singles and Kaden Baum drew when Dylan Nelson reached on in two runs. continued from page A10 the Spartans. Greg Moffitt also fol- Grantsville cut into the deficit a walk. Wade Memmott blasted a a one-out single and scored on a The Bears pushed home a run lowed with a single and a Cowboy in the top of the fifth when Smith two-run double to ignite the Buff Hansen triple. Zorn followed with on one hit to complete the scor- 7-0. Justin Wells reached on a one- throwing error enabled Johnson rapped a single, stole second and attack and Yerke smacked a RBI a two-out hit to extend the lead to ing. out error while Logan Stegelmeyer to score and extend the Spartan raced to third on a passed ball. I single to aid the outburst. Yerke two runs. Hawkins paved the way with and Steven Hansen drew walks. lead to 3-0 in the bottom of the Arbon belted a sacrifice fly to darted home on a wild pitch to Drake scattered five hits, struck two hits while Sparks, Giles, Quinton Smith reached on a Rose opening session. chase home Smith and complete give the Buffs a four-run edge. out five, walked one and relin- Thompson, Drake and Fisher pro- Park miscue and Hutchins drew Murray extended the margin to the scoring in the game. The Buffs exploded for six runs quished just two earned runs in vided one safety each. another walk to aid the rally. 5-0 after two innings. Fisher paced the Cowboys with in the top of the sixth to seize a 12- the complete game loss on the hill Grantsville AA 9 - Bear River 3 Fisher also drew a walk while Johnson clubbed a one-out sin- two hits while Smith, Arbon and 4 advantage. Austin Burr slapped a for the Cowboys. The Cowboys handed the Bears Smith, Hutchins an d Fisher all gle in the third, stole second and Stegelmeyer added one hit each. lead off double and Yerke cracked Drake paced the Cowboys a league loss July 9 at Tremonton. raced home on passed balls to bolted home on a Nathan Kilson a single to trigger the rally. Young attack with two hits while Grantsville erupted for three build the seven-run edge. Tooele (13) 12 - W. Side 11 single to build a cozy 6-0 lead for and Taylor Hunt followed with Sorenson added another safety as runs in the bottom of the third Rose Park bounced right back- The Buffs rallied for a six-run Murray. consecutive singles and Gomez well. to grab the lead for good. Justin to pull to within 7-6 after two outburst in the fourth inning and The Spartans extended the mar- drew a walk. Beau Leyva ripped Bear River A 11 - Grantsville 8 Hawkins drew a walk and Logan innings. held off a late West Side come- gin to 9-0 in the bottom of the a two-run double while Austin The Bears erupted for four runs Drake rapped an RBI double to tie The Cowboys tacked on four back bid to register a hard fought fifth. Pinkham and Baum belted con- in the bottom of the fifth and held the game at 1-1. Heath Bleazard more runs in the top of the third victory in the North District 13- Grantsville finally broke into secutive RBI singles to key the on for a hard fought tourney tri- clubbed an RBI double and Marcus to build a 10-6 cushion. Wells year-old All-Star tournament July the scoring column in the top outburst. umph July 25 at Smithfield in the Hamatake added a sacrifice fly to reached on a Rose Park error 14 at Granger Park. of the sixth. Marcus Hamatake West Side refused to fold and Northern League American Legion stake the Cowboys to a 3-0 edge. and Stegelmeyer belted a single. Chad Yerke drew a walk and crushed a leadoff triple and scored pulled to within 12-9. A tourney. The hosts extended the lead to Hansen drew a walk as well as later scored on hits by Cody Young when Murray misplayed a ball hit Yerke, Young, Hunt, Gomez and Grantsville seized a 3-0 lead in 5-1 in the top of the fourth. Chaz Smith and Hutchins to force home and Jordan Gomez to spot the by Derek Erickson to close the Baum all produced two hits each the top of the first frame. Bryce Fisher was hit by a pitch and another tally. Nick Arbon rapped Buffs a 1-0 lead in the bottom of Cowboys to within 9-1. to trigger the triumph for the Buffs Sparks and Garrett Giles drew Kasey Cummings drew a walk and a two-run single and Fisher drew the first frame. Garrett Giles reached on a while Pectol, Leyva, Johnson, consecutive walks and Jerad Jerad Thompson was also hit by a a walk to aid the rally and build Tooele battled back with five Spartan miscue in the top of the Pinkham, Memmott and Burr all Thompson was hit by a pitch. pitch to load the bases. Hawkins back a four-run advantage. runs in the bottom of the second seventh, raced to second on a logged one hit each. Logan Drake smacked a sacrifice drew a walk and Drake belted a Rose Park erupted for 10 runs stanza to take a 6-2 cushion after passed ball and scored on hits fly and Brayden Fisher clubbed a sacrifice fly to complete the scor- by Bryce Sparks and Hamatake run-scoring ground out. Thompson ing and build a four-run lead. to conclude the scoring for the darted home on a wild pitch to Hamatake and Fisher ripped Utah Hogan Cup team to represent the state in the affair. stake the Cowboys to a three-run singles in the fifth to score Giles Wrap National Hogan Cup Team championships Aug. 19-21 Hamatake paced the Cowboy at Riverside Country Club in Portland, Ore. lead. and extend the margin to 6-1. continued from page A10 attack with two hits, a run scored Bear River bounced right back Thompson reached on a Bear Abraham will join Matt Wahlen, Brett Jessen and and an RBI while Sparks, Chaz with four runs in the bottom of the River miscue and trotted home on The team of Ken Tomlin, Leon Harvey, Ron Denny Job to play in the prestigious golf event. The Fisher and Riley Ford provided first frame to take a slim 4-3 edge. a Drake sacrifice fly to build a 7-1 Romero and Frank Walthers combined forces to win team is made up of the top junior golfer in the Utah one safety each. the Tooele County Fair four-man scramble at the Golf Junior Golf Association summer program. The Cowboys knotted the affair lead in the top of the sixth. Links at Overlake Golf Course. Jacob finished second last year at the State High S. View A 4 - Grants. 2 at 4-4 in the top of the third when Grantsville extended the cush- The winning squad edged out the second-place School 3A Championship and was selected to the The Bobcats rallied for two Thompson ripped a leadoff double ion to 9-1 in the seventh on a Giles squad of Greg Kelsey, Kevin Kelsey, Joe Kelsey and first team All-State in golf. He will be a senior during runs in the top of the seventh to and scored on consecutive ground single, walked to Hamatake and Larry Larsen for top honors in the prestigious event. the 2005-06 school year at Tooele High School. snap a 2-2 deadlock and register outs by Drake and Fisher. Fisher, a Cummings ground out The team of Dave Delamare, Randy Memmott, Joe a tournament triumph over the Bear River grabbed a slim 6-4 and Thompson sacrifice fly. Lipscomb and Sam Morton garnered third place in Tooele Ute late sign ups set Cowboys in the Northern League lead in the bottom of the third on Bleazard, Giles, Hamatake, Tooele Ute Football late sign-ups are being taken the tourney as well. American Legion A tournament a pair of Cowboy miscues and a Fisher, Cummings, Thompson and through Aug. 12. July 26 at Smithfield. timely two-out hit. Drake all provided one hit each Abraham on Hogan Cup team Sign-up fee is $205. Sky View drew first blood when Grantsville pulled to within 6-5 for the Cowboys in the affair. Tooele’s Jacob Abraham was selected to the Please call with questions at 843-5448 as for Joel a a single and two Cowboy mis- in the top of the fifth when a Justin Wacey Sorenson scattered five or Linda. cues allowed the Bobcats to grab Hawkins single and Drake single hits, struck out two and walked a 1-0 lead in the top of the second closed the gap. two to earn the victory on the hill Zach Watrous was hit by a pitch. to cross home plate and complete inning. However, the Bears erupted for for Grantsville. Loses Westover reached on a fielder’s the scoring in the affair. Grantsville bounced right back four runs on one hit, four walks with a run in the bottom of the continued from page A10 choice while Mikesell smacked a The Buffs could only muster two-run single to aid the rally and one base runner in each of the second to knot the affair at 1-1. home the game’s first run. Jeff cut the Cedar City lead to just one sixth and seventh innings and nei- Brayden Fisher drew a one-out Pet of the Week Beard, Jared Platt and John Hulet run. But that would be as close as ther reached scoring position to walk and scored on consecutive also produced singles later in the the Buffs would come. threaten the Cedar City lead. singles by Logan Drake and Wacey frame to extend the Cedar City Cedar City rallied for two runs Buck and Clausing paved the Sorenson to tie the game up. edge to 2-0. on hits by Rau and Beard in the way for Tooele with two hits each The Bobcats regained a slim Richard Ortega drew a lead-off top of the sixth and an RBI ground while Jace Harris, A.J. Nunley, 2-1 cushion in the top of the third walk to open the second stanza out by Mendoza plated one run Pratt, Witkowski, Watrous and when Jordan Hansen reached on a while Sims also drew a walk and and a passed ball enabled another Mikesell provided one hit each. two-out error and scored on con- Beard cracked an RBI single to stake the Redmen to a 3-0 advan- tage. Cedar City broke the game open Tooele County Health Department in the top of the third with three and Annalie Bowen, MD, is more tallies to build a 6-0 cushion. offering FREE Skin Cancer Platt belted a one-out double to open the barrage and Hulet fol- Screening Clinic lowed with a run-scoring single WHEN: Friday, August 12, 2005 to begin the offense. Jeff Sims rapped an RBI triple and raced WHERE: Tooele County Health Dept. home on a ground out to give the 151 North in Tooele No Redmen a six-run lead. TIME: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Tooele finally broke into the appointment scoring column with a run in the necessary bottom of the third. Zac Clausing smacked a one-out single, trotted to second on a balk and bolted Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be home on a Parker Buck single to Free required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. pull the Buffs to within 6-1. Brochures & Shelters are only required to hold animals for The Buffs pushed home two information three days before they are euthanized. more tallies in the bottom of the fourth to slice the deficit to 6-3. 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by Audrey Rock STAFF WRITER ast Wednesday, little Hadlee LWyatt officially turned a ripe and rosy 18 months old. She is, as described by her Aunt Tiffani Stephens Frandsen, “a DIVA!” “Hadlee is full of spunk,” said Frandsen.

You’d never guess it to look at pictures of the beautiful blonde Gerber-baby looka- like with the fetching smile. But Hadlee, the daughter of Trisha and Jeff Wyatt of Tooele, struggles with more physical challenges than most people will experience in their entire lives. Hadlee has cerebral palsy. Her injury was caused by a stroke in her middle cerebral artery due to complications at birth. When tiny Hadlee was first born, she was in the NICU for two weeks and was very ill. Because of her stroke, Hadlee has cerebral palsy and the many side effects that accompany this condition. She has a 40 percent vision defect on her right side; which translates to mean that Hadlee is unable to see what occurs on the right side of her. She also won’t be able to process any words to the right, meaning that she will most likely learn to read by using Braille. The stroke also affected the right side of Hadlee’s body (affectionately know as “righty” by her family). Her right side tight- ens and has increased tone, and she doesn’t use it. Hadlee keeps busy and physical doing various forms of therapy four to five times a week. She has occupational therapy twice a week, physical therapy twice a week, and vision therapy once a week. Her therapists do intense work with Hadlee, trying to help her gain a greater awareness of her right side and utilize it. Still, Hadlee has learned to make the absolute most of it. Many tasks are nearly impossible because of her “right side” complications. However, says Frandsen, Hadlee has simply found ways around them. Hadlee, not content to merely watch life float by her, scoots on her bottom to get Hadlee Wyatt may never walk, as a result of cerebral palsy. Doctors say her best hope is water therapy, which would require a $20,000 pool. around. She uses her left foot (instead of her right hand) as though it were her hand, and turns her head in different directions until day walk.” daily life. And her focus is not on herself, but on she is able to make out what she is trying to Lauren and Parker had begun planning their her “little miracle” see. “She has incredible determination and project on the last day of school, when they “[Hadlee] is doing things that doc- Frandsen believes Trisha’s part of the story, spunk,” said Frandsen. overheard their mother and a therapist discuss- tors thought she never would. She and how she has dealt with it all, is what makes However, Frandsen says the Wyatt’s were ing a therapy pool. They immediately began is inspiring!” her sister’s story especially inspiring. “This fam- recently told that Hadlee will most likely not hatching a plan. — AUNT TIFFANI FRANDSEN ily believes that although they have daunting walk unless she receives extensive “water “It has been a great experience for them,” said obstacles to overcome, they still believe that with therapy,” which would be extremely benefi- Frandsen. “Since Hadlee was born, they have their own hard work miracles will happen,” she To complicate matters to almost unimaginable cial to her. wanted to do something more. They aren’t really said. “Trisha, Jeff and their children have fought lengths, Trisha also experienced complications “This news has left little Hadlee and her able to help with therapy, or a lot of Hadlee’s through their difficulties and provide an example during Hadlee’s delivery, and developed peri- parents in quite a predicament as Hadlee needs. So, this has been something that has given for all of us of endurance and courage in the face partum cardiomyopathy (heart failure). Shortly cannot be in just any pool,” said Frandsen, them the satisfaction of contributing to Hadlee’s of extremely hard trials. I love my sister for show- after the birth, Trisha was admitted to the ICU who grew up in Tooele but currently resides lifetime needs.” ing me to never give up.” for a pulmonary embolism and congestive heart in Bremerton, Washington. The bright lights The fundraiser on the Fourth went well— If anyone can do it, Frandsen believes it is failure. and noise from a public pool, says Frandsen, but the family was only able to break even. her sister and her family. Jeff and Trisha have a would cause Hadlee to have seizures, and the Doctors have told Trisha that her condition Frandsen describes the community as “very strong bond to build upon. The two both grew pool also has to be at a precise temperature. could go one of several different ways. She could up in Tooele, only about a block away from each SEE HOPE supportive.” “Unfortunately,” she adds, “there So the Wyatt’s and their two older children recover; be on medications for the rest of her another. They remained friends throughout their PAGE B3 are a lot of people that probably don’t even Lauren, 9, and Parker, 6, attempted what life to manage the cardiomyopathy; or possibly school years, and became serious about three know what this little family is trying to do. Or, Frandsen called a “monumental task that is require a heart transplant. months before Jeff left for an LDS mission. what they’re up against.” quite news-worthy.” They’ve embarked on In the past several months, Trisha’s heart They married shortly after Jeff returned home, The Wyatt’s currently struggle with the chal- a fundraising effort for a $20,000 therapy condition has worsened. She sees doctors in the and they have lived in Tooele ever since, both pool for Hadlee. They began at the Fourth lenges of everyday life, the problems of parenting heart failure clinic at LDS hospital weekly so her finishing their degrees through the Utah State of July park festivities in Tooele by selling and the demands of jobs in the education field, in disease can be closely monitored. University extension. hand-made cards and bracelets and “mom’s addition to trying to get Hadlee the therapy and “Much of the future is unknown for my sis- They had two children together, Lauren and little lunch box kits and notes” with notes of help she needs. Jeff currently teaches at Tooele ter and her cardiologists have told her that the Parker, before Hadlee was born on Feb. 3, 2004, encouragement to give to children. Several High, where he’s taught for seven years coaching best thing for her heart is for her to rest,” said and life changed for all of them. But through it people also donated items for a raffle. football, wrestling and baseball, and serving as Frandsen. “You can imagine that she isn’t able to all, says Frandsen, they have only grown stronger. “It has been quite inspiring to see Lauren president of the TEA. Trisha owns and operates a do much of this.” With a nine-year-old, a seven- “They don’t look at Hadlee’s challenges as a bur- and Parker become so unselfishly involved private preschool called “Discovery Preschool.” year-old, and a precious baby with “extreme” den,” she said. Frandsen added that the family are in this project for their sister,” said Frandsen. “She is the most wonderful teacher and stays needs (not to mention a pre-school to run), there “They are quite determined to achieve their extremely busy with all her little students,” simply isn’t the time or the luxury to rest. There SEE WALK PAGE B3 goal so that their sister will be able to some- said Frandsen. is all the work of making sure her family survives Chocolate, or bit of pizazz, help prevent “zucchini glut” t happens of the vegetables. Then the the gardeners begin to look for zucchini glut that has driven cucumber. Bigger is not better 3 cups sugar every plants start to produce. Soon other avenues to use up their the creative juices of cooks to in this case. 4 eggs Isummer. the hapless gardeners are burgeoning supply. In despera- develop recipes for this veggie. Here are some recipes to 1 teaspoon baking soda Innocent peo- overwhelmed with zucchini. tion, they fill grocery bags with It is an adaptable vegetable help dispel the zucchini glut. It 1 1/2 teaspoons baking pow- ple are caught They share them with their non- the produce and with a trace of because it has a bland flavor is a well-known fact that choco- der in the middle gardening neighbors, who are, the Valentine-hit-and-run Spirit; and takes on the taste of what- late improves almost anything, 1 1/2 teaspoons salt of zucchini in fact, grateful for them — at they leave them on unsuspect- ever other foods it is mixed so notice that these include a 1/2 cup cocoa glut. The most 2 teaspoons vanilla least at first. This is a happy ing neighbors’ doorsteps, ring with. It will come off as apple liberal number of recipes with vulnerable 1 cup nuts scenario — food enough and to the doorbell, and run. pie when mixed with the right zucchini and chocolate combi- are gardeners. share. Ok, so I am exaggerating. spices, a spice bread or loaf, nations. They start a If, however, there are other It is true, however, that a few or even a spaghetti casserole. Mix all the ingredients plant or two, Diane Sagers gardening neighbors who are too many zucchini plants can It is also great in stir-fry or as together, and bake for one CORRESPONDENT or perhaps also experiencing zucchini glut, produce far more zucchini than a mixed vegetable with other Chocolate Zucchini Bread hour at 350°. When cool, wrap naively, they the non-gardener begins to the average gardener knows foods. The key is to pick and 3 cups grated zucchinis get nuts and Homefront experience it also as the vegeta- what to do with. Perhaps it was cook the squash before they 3 cups flour SEE ZUCCHINI PAGE B3 plant a row bles rain in from all sides. Then desperation brought on by the get much bigger than a salad 1 cup oil B2 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 DOINGS around the valley

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Free informative seminar County planners meet The Tooele County Sheriff’s Department The Tooele County Planning Commission is providing a free informative seminar will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, regarding identity theft on Thursday, Aug. Aug. 17, at 7 p.m. in the auditorium at the 11, from 7-8 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Tooele County Courthouse, 47 S. Main, Clubhouse. Seating is limited. Call Kenyon Tooele, to take comment on AMZ #1020-05 Eastin at 801-487-7177 to reserve a place. Amendment to Chapter 24-5 Off premise Scenic motorcycle ride set advertising. New Hope House scenic motorcycle ride Health board meets and celebration — the ride, barbecue and The Tooele County Board of Health will prize drawing to raise funds for New Hope hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 16, House, a Teen Challenge program for girls at 7 p.m. in the health department west at risk — will be Saturday, Aug. 20. Meet at auditorium (room 181), 151 N. Main, Tooele, Abundant Life Church at 410 N. Main St. in to receive public comment on the draft North Salt Lake. Registration will be at 9-10 of health regulation #14, ready-to-eat food a.m. with the cost of $15 (ride, barbecue handling. Copies of the draft are available at and ticket for drawings). For more informa- the health department, 151 N. Main. tion, call 801-292-8617. Non-riders cost $10 (barbecue and tick- et). Family rates available. The barbecue Sports will begin between 2-2:30 p.m. at the Dow James building, 438 West 400 North, Tooele. Play football For more information about the barbecue, • Tooele Ute football late sign-ups are call 435-843-5602. being taken through Aug. 12. Sign-up fee is Expand art knowledge $205. Please call with questions at 843-5448; Imagine Arts Center hosts free activi- ask for Joel or Linda. Tooele Good Sam Travelers Club in Mexican dress participated in the city of Nephi’s parade celebrating Samboree on June 11-13. They ties and classes Aug. 9-10. Call 843-7242 to • Flag football sign-ups are for everyone were in charge of the treasure hunt and made and sold scones to support their charitable contributions. For more information about this reserve your space and for more informa- in Tooele County, ages 6-14 (coed). Cost club, call Louis Jacobsen at 882-8137. tion. is $45; draft will be on Aug. 20. All 9-14 • Learn to make lip balm year olds will draft, no exceptions! Season kindergartners. If you have not registered the pageant, a celebration of Tooele County Rose Springs posts classes • Learn scrapbook techniques and make runs Sept. 17 to Nov. 5. Call 882-0253 or your child please contact your local school and its colorful history. Set outdoors at Due to the anticipated number of new a gift card 830-7630. as soon as possible. If you are new to the the historic Benson Grist Mill site, the students, class lists will be posted on the • Children learn about legends and write • Youth Flag Football. Ages 3 & 4 cost of district and you have other students enter- pageant offers an evening of music, danc- school’s front doors on Aug. 18. Students, their own $25. Ages 5 & 6 cost of $35. Program runs ing the school system, please have the ing, live animals and lots of fun! Seating is parents and friends may visit the school on • Children’s art classes, puppeteering for eight weeks. Classes are limited to 20 above information and a transcript from limited. Tickets are $4 per person and may Aug. 22 to see where their classrooms will and drama classes athletes so hurry and reserve your athlete’s their previous school to register them. be purchased at the Best Western in Tooele, be and meet teachers. • Children’s performing group for ages spot. Call 882-0253 or stop by P.L.A.Y. Sports • How old? — To be eligible to enter kin- Soelberg’s Thriftway in Grantsville and at G’ville Jr. High 3 and up, new students receive one free at 33 N Main St. Monday - Thursday 12-5 dergarten a child must be at least five years the Benson Grist Mill. Come early for the Registration for the 2005-06 school year class p.m. of age before Sept. 1. pre-show and enjoy a snack or meal from at Grantsville Junior High School, 318 S. • Teachers are needed. • Required papers — The following docu- the on site food vendors. For more informa- Hale, will be Aug. 16-18 from 12-7 p.m. Grantsville ments are required before a child can be Learn to cheer tion please call (435) 882-7678. Students new to the district register Aug. THS Cheer Clinic held on Saturday, Aug. registered for school: Health and eye exams; 16, seventh graders on Aug. 17, eighth grad- 20 from 9:30 a.m. till 3 p.m. at the THS birth certificate; immunization verification; ers on Aug. 18. Grantsville Jr. High’s Booster gymnasium, sign-ups are from 9-10 a.m. GHS football car wash set Social Security number; and a dental exam The annual Grantsville High School foot- Stockton club will sell hot dogs, hamburgers and soft Clinic price is $15, lunch $3 and T-shirt $7. is highly recommended. ball car wash will be held Aug. 9 from 4-8 drinks, so bring the family. Registration forms must be signed by a • Testing — The Kindergarten pre-screen- p.m. at Soelberg’s — $8 per car. parent on or before Saturday morning. If a Stockton Days slated ing will be scheduled for your child between Seventh grade orientation T-shirt is purchased your child will perform Donner Reed Museum Stockton Days starts Friday, Aug. 19 at Aug. 23-26. Seventh grade orientation will occur at the THS football game on Aug. 26. Extra The Donner Reed museum at Clark and Alex Barker Memorial Ball Park at 6 p.m. • Visit teacher before class starts — Aug. 15 and 16 to help familiarize students practice Aug. 23 from 6-7 p.m. Cooley Streets in Grantsville is open, by • Horse Trail Ride begins at 6 p.m., Kindergarten teas will be held in local and parents with the school program. At Eat, support football appointment only, seven days a week. For contact Kim Allred for more information schools on Monday, Aug. 29. least one parent must attend the session an appointment call 884-3411 or 884-3767. 882-1806. with their student and pay fees in order to Come have dinner! McDonald’s in Lake • First day of school — Kindergarten • Oldies Car Show from 6-8 p.m. (If you receive a class schedule. Orientation ses- Point will donate 10 percent of all sales G’ville family history students’ first day of school is Tuesday, know of someone with a classic car, pass it sions will be held as follows: between 5-8 p.m. on Aug. 11. Come support The Grantsville Family History Center is Aug. 30. along, the more cars the better). • Aug. 15, 8-8:55 a.m. West Elem.; 9-9:55 your local youth football league. Special located at 117 E. Cherry and is open to help Tooele High School registration • Fun activities, games, bake sale, cham- a.m. Copper Canyon, Grantsville, St. Park, thanks to Lake Point McDonald’s. Go with any research from 12-4 p.m. Monday Registration packets for students return- pionship softball game, food and entertain- Vernon; 10-10:55 a.m. Middle Canyon; 11- Buffs! through Friday. Evening hours are 7-9 p.m. ing to Tooele High School this fall were ment all begin at 10 a.m. and run throughout 11:55 a.m. Overlake Elem. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We are mailed recently. Any student who did not Educate new hunters the day. • Aug. 16, 9-9:55 a.m. East Elem.; 10-10:55 also open the first and second Saturday of receive a packet should contact Diane Classes for Hunter Education will run • Bring potluck and eat with family and a.m. Harris Elem.; 11-11:55 a.m. Northlake each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Valdez at 833-1978 ext. 2106. Aug. 9-18, range 20th. All classes are 6-9 friends beginning at 5:30 p.m. Eight grade registration will occur Aug. • Mail in registration — Parents are p.m. Class will be held at the Tooele County • The Little Miss Stockton Pageant dead- 17 from 7:30-1 p.m. encouraged to do the mail-in registration Health Building, 151 N. Main St. Range Stansbury line to register is Aug. 17. Contact Jennifer If you are not currently a student of (postmark deadline is Aug. 10) to avoid times will be announced. Dyson 843-4325 to register. Tooele County School District or are a new waiting in long lines. The student’s schedule State law requires students to attend all • Attention all vendors and crafters — student to the district, please contact the Jr. and receipt will be mailed upon receiving sessions of class. Cost will be $6. For more Candidates needed Booth space available for $10. Come sell High at 833-1921 from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. to set up payment. information call Gene at 882-4767 or Bryan Candidates are needed to fill the office your wares. Deadline is Aug. 17. Contact an appointment with the counseling office. • In person registration — Thursday and at 882-6795. of Trustee within the Stansbury Greenbelt Town Hall at 882-3877 or Ron Stanley at Friday, Aug. 11-12. Seniors are scheduled Overlake Elem. registration Service Area and the Stansbury Recreation 843-5968. Eagle Scout urges give blood for Aug. 11 from 8-11 a.m. and juniors Overlake Elementary School fall registra- The Eagle Scout ARUP blood drive Service Area (constituting the Stansbury • DUP Museum will be open 9 a.m. to are set for Aug. 11 from 12:30-3:30 p.m. tion for the 2005-06 school year will be on to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital, Service Agency). There are two vacancies 3 p.m. Sophomores are scheduled for Aug. 12 from Aug. 15 from 12-7:30 p.m. and Aug. 16 from Huntsman Cancer Institute and Shriner’s in each of the above, for a total of four 8-11 a.m. and freshmen are set for Aug. 12 8:30-3 p.m. We are asking all parents to stop Hospital for children will be held Tuesday, vacancies. Positions are for a four-year Churches from12:30-3:30 p.m. by the school on one of these days to com- Aug. 9, from 3-8 p.m. at the Stansbury Park term. Individuals elected to any of the • School pictures — School pictures are plete required registration forms. Thanks! Medical Clubhouse. Please contact Joseph above positions must be willing and able to Find God’s word scheduled for the same times as registration Adult ed computer classes McClatchy at 882-8960 for an appointment. attend the required meetings each month Come find out about God’s word at the hours. Those students who complete the The Tooele Adult Education Center Walk-ins are welcome. You must bring and be responsible to oversee any desig- Tooele Church of Christ, 473 W. Utah Ave. mail-in registration process are encouraged is offering a beginning computer class photo identification. Those donates aged nated area(s) of responsibility. The election Call 882-4642 for information. Our schedule to come in to have their school picture in Microsoft Word XP, Access, Excel, 17-20 years need a signed permission slip will be held Nov. 8. is: Sunday Bible class at 10 a.m.; Sunday taken during the registration times. A make- Powerpoint and Windows. The class will to donate. For qualifications and procedure to declare candidacy, call 882-6188 or visit Worship at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Wednesday up picture day will be held in September. be held at the Tooele Adult Education String players invited Kim Marshall, Special District Clerk at the Bible class at 7 p.m. • Free lunch — Applying for free lunch Center at 76 South 1000 West on Tuesday Calling all string players: ‘Classical Stansbury Service Agency, 1 Country Club, Baptist revival set is a separate process handled through the and Wednesday nights for five weeks begin- Jammin’ for Chamber Strings, violin, viola Suite 1, Stansbury Park, Utah between the Dr. Terry Vanbuskirk will be holding a district’s food service office (833-1920) or ning Sept. 13 from 6-9 p.m. Adults currently and cello will meet the first and third hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. tent revival sponsored by the Tooele Bible the THS lunchroom (833-1980). enrolled will be charged $25, the fee for Thursdays of August and September (Aug. Baptist Church in the parking lot of Quality • New move ins — Any students new to community participants is $50. Seniors 55 18, Sept. 1, 15). Meet from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Grist Mill Dodge at 200 N. Main through Aug. 12 start- the Tooele School District who intend to and over pay $45. Call 833-1994 after Aug. Tooele Stake Center, 253 South 200 East, in ing at 7 p.m. Transportation and nursery enroll at Tooele High School this fall should 23 to register for the class. The fee must be the southwest corner of the building. Bring are available. All are welcome. Contact the complete the registration process prior to paid in full before the first night of the class. your own Stand. Call Betta Nash at 882-5107 Store is open for shopping church at 882-7183 or home 882-6692. the New Student Registration Day Aug. Please call and register early. or 830-8082 for music: Bach, Brandenburg The Benson Grist Mill Country Store is 17-18. Parents should contact THS registrar ¿Aprendes Inglés? #6; Mozart, Eine Kline Nacht Musik; Handel, open Monday through Saturday from 10 Hawaiian Luau Tooele South Stake will be hosting a Diane Fetherston at 833-1978 ext. 2103. Apúntate y participa en las divertidas Water and Firework Suites. Lets get togeth- a.m. to 4 p.m. The Country Store offers a Hawaiian Luau on Friday, Aug. 19 at 6:30 Then parents and students will meet with a clases de inglés como idioma segundo. er and enjoy!! wide variety of handcrafted items from local THS administrator. Partícipes: principiantes y avanzados. folks. Get your copy of the DUP History of p.m. at the Tooele South Stake building. It’s Collect box tops After these steps are complete, students Centro de Educación para Adultos (Center Tooele County Volume 1. We carry a variety for all single adults age 30 and up! General Mills is giving us a new way to should attend one of the New Student for Adult Education) 76 south 1000 west earn more money through the Boxtops for of Apricot Press books, Willow Tree figu- Carwash, bake sale & lemonade stand Registration sessions. Seniors are sched- Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church and Tooele Teléfono: 833-1994 ¡NO FALTES! Education program. Besides the boxtop rines, home décor and accessories, candy, uled Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 8 a.m. and St. Barnabas Episcopal Church will be hold- coupons, until Dec. 31, we are also collect- gifts and much more. Visit the Benson Grist juniors at 1 p.m. Sophomores are scheduled ing a carwash and bake sale with proceeds ing the front label of the cereal that says Mill for a free tour and shop at our Country Thursday, Aug. 18, at 8 a.m. and freshmen Scouts to support our Vacation Bible School and whole grain and Campbells soup labels. Store. For more information call 882-7678. at 1 p.m. All sessions will be in the school Christian Education this Saturday, Aug. 13 Bring these to your schools. If you are not Cast reunion party set library near the main office at the school. at 9 a.m. at the st. Barnabas Center 1784 Girl Scout leaders train supporting a certain school, there are two A Benson Grist Mill Pageant cast reunion N. Aaron Dr. (Overlake). Call 882-7291 for Grantsville High School registration The next Girl Scout Service Unit Leader drop off boxes for these at Albertsons and party is set for Aug. 12 at the Benson Grist more information. Grantsville High School registration will Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. Maceys, or for pick up please call Sherry at Mill following the pageant performance that run Aug. 9-11 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each 11, at the Tooele City Park located at 200 882-7604 or e-mail [email protected]. evening. For more information, please con- Lutheranism study day according to the following schedule: W. and Vine Street at 7 p.m. Topics to be Dugway family reunion tact Christie Steadman at 882-4894. Lutheranism and Theology study • Aug. 9 — 12th grade and new students Thursday, Aug. 11 at 12 p.m. at the St. discussed include Day Camp, September The friends we made in Dugway are like Farmers market opens • Aug. 10 — 11th and 10th grades Barnabas Center 1784 N. Aaron Dr. in the Recruitment, Early Registration and Troop an extended family and we would like to The farmers market, craft fair and flea • Aug. 11 — 9th grade Overlake subdivision. Call 882-7291 for reconnect and catch up with those who market at the Benson Grist Mill will run more information. SEE DOINGS ON B8 worked or lived there. Get together on Aug. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday Aug. 20 at Magna Park, 3260 South 8400 West. It 20 through Oct. 15. Anyone who grows pro- Schools is reserved from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. There duce, makes hand-crafted items or has yard is a covered pavilion, playground, pool, sale items is welcome to bring these goods DOINGS POLICY to sell. There is no vendor or booth charge. volleyball, horseshoe pit and lots of grass THS community council meets Would you like to share a story or announce an upcoming event in “Doings Tables and canopies are available on a first- so bring your family. If you want to be eat, Tooele High School Community Council Around the Valley?” Submit written announcements to Barbara Bennett by e-mail at come, first-serve basis. If you would like bring your own meat and a covered dish to will have its first meeting of the 2005/2006 [email protected] or fax to 882-6123. With questions call 882-0050 x104. to participate or need more information, shake in a potluck picnic starting at 12:30. A school year Tuesday, Aug. 16, at 6:30 p.m. in The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is happy to run a notice of special events for charitable large grill will be available from 12-2:30 p.m. please contact Christine at 882-7678. the THS library. Parents are welcome. organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. Businesses should contact the Condiments will be furnished. Bring chairs. Pageant finale slated Kindergarteners register now advertising department to inquire about placing a display ad. Due to limited space we Spread the word to Dugwayites you know. This is the 10th and final year for the All elementary schools in Tooele County can only guarantee that items will run three times. Please limit your notice to 60 words For questions contact Judy Christiansen at Benson Grist Mill Pageant August 12-13, 15. offered spring registration for this year’s or less. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the 801-252-0196 after 6:30 p.m. The pre-show begins at 8 p.m. followed by desired publication date. TUESDAY August 9, 2005 B3

public pool. Such overexposure, little miracle.” or even being touched, can be “She is fiesty,” said Frandsen. Walk overwhelming to her and can “People often comment on how continued from page B1 cause her seizures. just being by her gives them a members of The Church of Jesus Trisha uses a technique called better and happier outlook on Christ of Latter-day Saints, and “brushing” — brushing Hadlee life. Being with Hadlee doesn’t have made it through everything with a soft bristly brush daily make you feel sorry or sad. She “with a whole lot of faith.” every 3 to 4 hours, to help with makes you feel incredibly happy. “They have certainly received her hypersensitivity. But, says She makes you smile and laugh divine help,” she said. “They also Frandsen, “the pool could do so and enjoy the little things. Hadlee have a really supportive family much more.” loves just being with her family. — grandparents, aunts, uncles “It would provide Hadlee with Her older sister and brother can and cousins — who have been a quiet, calm and relaxing envi- make her laugh like no other. there for them every step of the ronment to work in and it would They can also get her to do way.” do wonders for her hypersensi- tasks that the therapists often As for the pool, Frandsen tivity issues.” can’t. She has complete faith in believes the family is going to get In hopes of achieving this pri- them and they have the ability to it, because, in her own words: vate pool for Hadlee, the family get her mind off how difficult or “They refuse to take no for an will be selling their handmade uncomfortable things are. And answer.” Doctors have told them items at “O Golly Miss Molly” she LOVES her mama!” that Hadlee may never walk, but scrapbooking store in Tooele. A Hadlee’s first priority — even they don’t accept that as the final trust fund, open for donations, if she can’t quite express it yet word. They simply begin to think has also been set up in Hadlee’s — is certainly the family who of ways to accommodate every name at Mountain America adores and dotes on her every possible chance Hadlee might Credit Union. minute of the day. Her big sister, have. And that’s where the pool If it were up to Hadlee alone, Lauren, told her mother, “Mom, — and the community’s help Little Hadlee and her big brother and sister, Lauren and Parker, have grown close since Hadlee was born even without community help or if we believe we can do this then come in. with cerebral palsy 18 months ago. contributions, Frandsen sounds we can. If you don’t believe we “I have always loved the spirit convinced the little girl could can do it, then we never will.” that is felt in Tooele, and know long benefits. It would provide keep her tone issues to a mini- do it all on her own. She raves There is no question what the is living proof of that, and I think about Hadlee’s determination Wyatt’s believe in. They believe in that the community can help a nearly weightless environment mum and her right side use to a this little family,” said Frandsen. it’s important to let people catch and “fabulous personality” with their little Hadlee. They believe — the closest thing Hadlee might maximum. Because of the neu- “They need help. This is some- her spirit. To show people that rological effects of the stroke, “the most wonderful spirit.” in miracles, and they believe she thing that they cannot do alone. I you can do what you put your have to both sides of her body “She is doing things that doc- will get a pool. With that attitude, feeling the same. The pool would Hadlee experiences extreme would also like people to realize mind to.” hypersensitivity to a place as tors thought she never would,” maybe she will have it in time to provide Hadlee with a daily that miracles do happen! Hadlee The Wyatt’s believe that loud, crowded and bright as a said Frandsen. “She is inspiring!” celebrate her second birthday, Hadlee’s pool would have life- “weightless” workout that would Her mother calls Hadlee “our on Feb. 3.

eggs and zucchini. Mix dry Spray muffin pans with non- drained zucchini, mashed 1/4 teaspoon salt Zucchini ingredients except brown sugar. stick cooking spray or use 1/2 cup raisins Bring water to boil, add salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground Blend dry ingredients in alter- paper liners. In a large bowl, and zucchini, and simmer five continued from page B1 2 teaspoons vanilla pepper nately with sour milk. Spread stir flour, sugar, cocoa, bak- Chopped nuts (optional) minutes until cooked. Do not 2 teaspoons finely chopped in plastic and let stand for 24 in a 9x13 inch pan. Sprinkle top ing powder, soda, and salt Cream oil and sugar until drain. fresh basil or hours. Serve or freeze. Yield: 2 with 3/4 cup chocolate chips, until blended. In a small bowl, light and fluffy. Blend in eggs Sauté’ onion in butter until 1/2 teaspoon dried leaf basil loaves. 3/4 cup brown sugar and 3/4 whisk sour cream, mashed and vanilla. Blend in squash. translucent. 1 garlic clove, finely minced cup nuts. Bake at 350 degrees sweet potatoes, egg, oil, and Sift together the dry ingredi- Add 1 cup sour cream and 2 tablespoons chopped fresh Chocolate Zucchini Cake for 40 min. vanilla together until blended. ents. Add raisins. 1 can cream of chicken soup, parsley Stir in zucchini. Add all at once chicken or turkey and zucchini 1/2 cup margarine Pour the batter into two 1/3 cup freshly grated 1/2 cup oil to flour mixture and stir until to onion. Chocolate Zucchini Muffins small loaf pans or one large one Parmesan or Romano cheese (1 2 cups grated zucchinis moistened. Divide into muffin Mix herb seasoned stuffing 1 1/3 cups flour and bake for one hour at 350 1/2 ounce) 2 eggs cups. Bake 19-20 minutes or stove top stuffing according to 3/4 cup sugar degrees. Heat two tablespoons oil in 1/2 cup sour milk until toothpick inserted in cen- package directions. Line bottom 2/3 cup cocoa a large skillet over low heat. 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 1/2 teaspoons baking pow- ter comes out clean. Let set in of 9x 13 pan with 1/3 of pre- Zucchini Dressing Add zucchini, salt, pepper, 1 3/4 cups sugar der pan for five minutes. Makes 12 pared herb seasoned stuffing. basil, garlic, and parsley. Cover. 4 tablespoons cocoa 1/2 teaspoon baking soda muffins. Casserole Put half of poultry mixture and Simmer 3 to 5 minutes or until 2 1/3 cups flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 pounds zucchinis sliced then layer another 1/3 stuffing, 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup sour cream Zucchini Squash Cake 1/2 cup water rest of poultry mixture and top zucchini are crisp-tender. Place 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 cup mashed sweet pota- 1 cup oil 1 teaspoon salt with remaining stuffing. Bake zucchini mixture on an oven- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon toes 2 cups sugar 1 cup chopped onions at 350 for 25 minutes or micro- proof serving platter. Sprinkle Brown sugar 1 egg 3 eggs 1/3 cup butter wave until heated through. with cheese. Drizzle remaining Chocolate chips 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup sour cream oil over zucchini. Place under Nuts 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 can cream of chicken soup Parmesan-Coated Zucchini broiler. Broil until cheese is 1 cup shredded zucchinis 1 teaspoon soda Leftover chicken or turkey 3 tablespoons olive oil melted and slightly browned, Cream margarine, oil and 1 teaspoon salt 2 packages stove-top type 6 small zucchini, thinly sliced about two minutes. Serve sugar until light and fluffy. Add Heat oven to 375 degrees. 2 cups peeled, cooked and herb seasoned stuffing (ends trimmed) immediately. Makes 6 servings.

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� Housing, employment, public notices � Office: 882-0050 Classified NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Pub- Pets Livestock Personals Child Care Child Care lishing Co. does not CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES endorse, promote, or Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesdays and Thursdays encourage the purchase 11 MONTH old female HORSE HAY in barn, 1st of any product or service Twenty Words or Less MONTHLY RATE Dachsund, red & black, crop $4.50, 2nd crop Diabetic Life Center An ad running a minimum AKC registered, has all $5.00, Cow hay $3.00. enchantment advertised in this newspa- * After 20 Words • Diabetic Education per. Advertisements are $ 50 of 8 consecutive issues shots, $500 firm. Ask 882-2973 or 882-8204, ¢ the sole responsibility of 30 per word/issue $ ** for Vickey. 882-2754, (801)209-5837 • Diabetic Pharmacy (20 words or less) Specialist the advertiser. Transcript 6 ¢ 25 830-4875 Bold Type 5 per word/issue $ Bulletin Publishing Co. 2.00 per word over 20 words We bill Medicare Boxed ads 50¢ per issue MINIATURE HORSES, hereby disclaims all liabili- Bold/boxed ads extra 6MO PUREBRED Shih horses, goats, horse for diabetic supplies. ty for any damages suf- *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and **No credit for stopped ads. Includes tzu, white & light brown, Transcript Bulletin web-site 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” trailers. Erda. Call Ken Complete line of fered as the result of any all shots, fixed, great 801-232-4361 Diabetic Supplies advertisement in the Classified ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition with kids, AKC regis- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition tered. $350 obo. 882- Need to sell that new ���������� Transcript Bulletin Pub- 1183, 840-3469 champion bull or your Dave’s Drugs where minds and lishing Co. is not responsi- All classified line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all non- yearling calves? Place 30 WEST 1st SOUTH spirits grow ble for any claims or rep- � ����������� � subscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. A LOVE forever... AKC your classified ad into resentations made in Bichon puppies, white, 47 newspapers, find 882-0287 advertisements in the Monday-Thursday � ��� � fluffy balls with black your buyers quickly. For Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. AM & PM classes eyes and noses! 2 fe- only $135. your 25 word ALCOHOLIC ANONY- The Tooele Transcript- Services Miscellaneous Miscellaneous male, 3 male, $500- � �������� � Bulletin has the sole classified will be seen MOUS meets daily at $600 each. 884-3601, by up to 500,000 read- noon and 8pm at 1120 3-5 year olds authority to edit and locate 830-6064 � ����� ������� � any classified advertise- COMPJUNKIES FOR all STANDING DEAD TIM- ers. It is as simple as W Utah Ave. Call 882- accepted your computer needs! BER wanted. 10 to calling the Tooele Tran- 7358. ment as deemed appropri- AFRICAN GREY with � �������� Free estimates, lowest 10,000 acres. Standing script Bulletin at ate. cage, $900. Call Call Kim pricing in town, website timber or delivered logs. (435)882-0050 for de- Child Care ������ � Transcript Bulletin Pub- (435)830-0378 for details lishing Co. reserves the design and hosting, in Satterwhite Log Homes, tails. (Ucan) We’re more than just � ������� right to refuse any adver- home service. 843- Gunnison, Utah 1-435- BEAGLE PUPPIES for 1290 BALLOONS! Have your next 851-0267 (ucan) QUALITY HORSE train- tisement. party HOSTED, so you can sale, full bred, tricolor, SMART ������������ � ing and shoeing by START 843-9751 enjoy it & stay stress-free! have first shots. Call CONCRETE C-K&J’s Jean Fellows. Home: ACADEMY All real estate adver- SUPER SWAMPERS (435)752-0876 or � �������� ALL phases of con- Party Packs make your with 16.5 rims. Best of- 843-1059, Cell: Preschool for 4-5 tised in the Tooele child’s next party a cinch! years olds. �������� crete. Specializing in fer. 496-3036 (435)849-2043 830-6833 Transcript-Bulletin is No more going from store to BORDER COLLIE Aus- Now enrolling for September. flatwork, STAMPED. store for the plates, games, �������� � subject to the Federal VIOLINS, TRUMPETS, tralian Shepherd for Best price in town. party favors, & balloons - SALE OR trade: yearling Registration is limited. Only 8 Fair Housing Act of now it’s all in one bag ready CLARINETS, flutes all sale, $50 each, 1st set Concrete and repair. paint filly, good blood- children per class. We will be LOVING NURTURING ���� �� ����� ��� 1968 which makes it for you to pickup! $98.00. Cellos, French of shots included. 882- 882-4399 or 840-0424. line, $600 or would con- experienced child care, illegal to advertise Horns, Trombones all 7441 learning letters, numbers, ������� It’s wedding time! Make sider trade toward good 1-2 openings, 2+. Clean “any preference, limi- DRYWALL: Hanging, $158. Alto Soprano shapes & colors. 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Call (435)884- Tooele Transcript-Bul- teacher accepting stu- You may have just the 5012 NEED CASH NOW? letin will not knowingly dents of all ages and thing someone out of EXOTIC FINCHES and Nana &Papa’s 2 TIRES, Hercules, We want to make accept any advertis- skill levels, $30 per town is looking for. cages. Various prices. Farm Equipment P195/75 R14, $20 you a loan! ing for real estate month, Stansbury. Call Place your classified ad 882-7285 Deborah. Child Care each. Carpet kit for which is in violation of Danielle 843-7390 or in 47 of Utah's newspa- small truck, $40. 882- 12’ HAY CUTTER, self the law. Our readers (801)680-3102. pers, the cost is $135. FREE MIN pins, 10 year NEED A BREAK OR propelled, apron, John $50 - $3,000 are informed that all 2362 For up to 25 words. You old male, 8 year old fe- FULL-TIME CARE Deer bailer 216S needs dwellings advertised FOXX PIANO Studio is will be reaching a po- male, no cats, no kids. • Hourly • Daily • Weekly No checking account 9 ANTIQUE Fenders, pre adjusting. 882-2973 or in this paper are avail- registering students for tential of up to 500,000 For male only. Cell needed. Usually 30 1928, some used, some 882-8204, (801) 209- able on an equal piano lessons & Little readers. All you need to (801)755-8571 New licensed Daycare minute service! new, no Fords, $1000. 5937. opportunity basis. Mozarts. Visit www.foxx do is call the Tooele 843-1707 pianostudio.com for more Transcript Bulletin at HEALER PUPPIES, dew Stansbury Park (435)882-0050 for full claws, tails, shots, Sporting Goods NOBLE FINANCE information. Call 843- ARE YOU READY? Ea- 882-4774 5031 details. (Ucan) wormed, 4 males. 882- gle Gate College offers Brian & Gerri 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 Services 2649 If no answer SELLING YOUR moun- professional training in (435)830-2647 leave HANSON & SONS Han- Furniture & tain bike? Advertise it in dyman home repairs, Healthcare, Graphic message. Design, Business and Appliances the classifieds. Call “Best Bet” anything, finish base- 882-0050 ments, siding, roofing, more! Call today! 1- KITTENS, free to good etc., reasonable, local, 800-766-5010. (ucan) 12 FOOT Mahogany home. Found aban- WRITER PAINTING Stansbury Park. Call conference table with doned by mother, loved USED ELLIPTICAL ma- DIAMONDS don't pay Jeff (801)694-1568. 10 Herman Miller leath- and raised by us. Call chine, Pro Form 700, The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin has an House, Apartments, Trailers retail! Large selection, $200 obo. 884-6815 Interiors – Exteriors er executive chairs. 843-9842 immediate opening for a full-time reporter. PAT’S CONSULTANTS high quality. Bridal sets, $1000. Scott (801)330- • Best Prices 3yr. old classes BEST Services. Land develop- wedding bands. Every- 7284 LHASA APSO puppies, Lost & Found TUITION Beat includes mostly hard news, but also • Best Service thing wholesale! Rocky Tues/Fri 9-11 & 12:30-2:30 COVERS ALL RATES ment; construction man- 5wks, 2 males, 1 fe- SUPPLIES! some feature writing. • Best Quality Mtn. Diamond Co. 4-5yr. old classes agement; rental renova- COUNTRY COMFORT male, full papered. Ask- Your “Best Bet” in town S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 Mon/Wed/Thur 9-11 & 12:30-2:30 tion; handyman, labor wood burning stove, ing $600. (435)241- LOST: MALE Choco- Self-motivated, strong writers need only QUALITY-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED services. (435)849- 0086, (801)509-0965 late lab, bright orange Learning can never be to fun! For FREE estimates call your painter John DRILL PIPE FENCE ma- model CC150. Floor Monthly themes, fun activities! apply. 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Little REMODELING AND re- puppies, 2 males, 3 fe- Lost between Salt Lake • Copies HIDE A Bed, couch and males, red sable, black Britches Preschool, 15+ pair. Basements, kitch- FREE DIRECTV SATEL- and Nevada border. love seat, like new, and tan, and black. years experience, en- • Fax ens, bathrooms, addi- LITE for 4 rooms. Free (307)350-2071. Re- matching drapes, navy $400 each. 843-7539 rolling 3-5yr olds. Ms. Equal Opportunity Employer • Scrapbook Paper tions, tiling, siding. All TiVo/DVR. Add HDTV. ward. blue. $450 obo. 882- June 882-3888 jobs large and small. 220 Channels including • Office Supplies Free estimates. Please 1026 PERFECT PUPS Obedi- locals. $29.99/month. ence training. Group • Money Orders leave message. 882- First 500 orders get free 6141 LIVING ROOM Set for and private classes. DVD Player. 1-800-360- sale, couch, love seat, 882-5266. AERATION, TILLING. 9901. Promo #14700. chair and rug, brand [email protected] THREE J’S Roofing and (ucan) Power raking Hauling: Repairs, free estimates, new condition, call 843- lime-chips, sand, grav- 1623 PETS FROM Hale, Pit- expert wind damage re- FRIGIDAIRE 26 cubic el, topsoil 1-3 yards per bull pups, Cocker Span- pairs, 20 years experi- feet side by side, black, delivery; compost, man- NORTH VALLEY Appli- iel pups, Holland Lop, ence, great prices, se- $400; shell and carpet ure 4/yards per delivery. nior discount. 882-4289 ance. Washers/ dryers cat & lynx. Also pet ad- Deputy Sheriff kit, Toyota long bed, 882-7877 $99-$199. Complete vertising. www.petsfrom green, great condition, repair service. Satisfac- hale.co.nr. 840-0886, TOO TIRED to clean $600 obo. (801)230- ALL PAINTING Inc. Dry- tion guaranteed. Parts 840-0801 th your home? Call Becky 1931 Applications will be accepted until August 19 at 5:00 p.m. wall, phase textures, 843-0958. 10yrs experi- for all major brands. quality work at a fair ence, licensed, depend- Front loader/$550. 843- PITBULL PUPS, 4 fe- Tooele County is currently accepting applications to establish a roster for a Deputy Sheriff with the price. Call Jim or Steve GENERATOR, COLE- 9154, 830-3225. able. Tooele area only. MAN Powermate males, 2 males, $50. Tooele County Sheriff’s Department; Applicants must attach verification of completing the Written 843-0531 Call 843-4399. 5000ER, 10hp, Briggs & WASHER & DRYER Entry Test required by the Utah P.O.S.T Academy; or the Peace Officer or Corrections Officer Miscellaneous Stratton engine. New in Certification along with the employment application. ANY KIND of construc- Kenmore set. Heavy TINY TOY poodle pup- box. Best offer. 496- tion concrete, masonry, duty, nice condition pies, $500 and $550. 3036 unfinished basement, 1977 FORD Dumptruck, $250 882-7388 or 882-4585 The P.O.S.T. standards physical agility test (flexibility, push-ups, sit-ups, and 1.5 mile run) will be flatstone, rock wall, 2 ton, new rams, $1000 (801)520-2983 administered at the Tooele High School Track, 240 West First South, Tooele, UT 84074 on August If you sell Insurance, pro- framing, plumbing. Call obo; 1996 Kawasaki 23rd at 8:00 a.m. (You will not be re-notified of this testing date. Applicants who do not mote a hospital or an WASHER AND Dryer, Livestock anytime 882-2820, 250, $1500 obo. take the physical test will be disqualified from further consideration). ambulance service, $200. Call 843-5765 843-7444, 849-2569 (801)918-5955 place your classified ad after 5:30pm. Ask for (cell) 2ND CROP hay for sale, POSITION DUTIES: Perform professional duties maintain law and order in Tooele County. in all 47 of Utah's news- Randy. $90/ton. 840-4678 papers. The cost is only Performs a variety of entry level law enforcement duties related to enforcing the laws, maintaining ATTORNEY, E. Knowl- Riddles Salvage the peace, and protecting the citizens of assigned jurisdictions. Starting Salary: $14.79 per hour ton. Low legal fees. $135. for a 25 word ad Garage, Yard Sales 2YR OLD registered DUI, divorce or bank- & Wrecking ($5. For each additional paint mare, ridden 10 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: ruptcy. $495 + filing word). You will reach up times, great horse, Real cash for Graduation from high school or GED. fee. Criminal defense, to 500,000 newspaper $900 obo. Older sorrel your junk GRANTSVILLE, 3920 N civil litigation. readers. Just call mare, all around good 21 years of age at the time of hire. car or truck. Railroad Circle (off Erda (435)496-3159. Tooele Transcript Bulle- horse, $600 obo. Must A citizen of the United States; a resident of the State of Utah; and be willing to become a Way, West of Sheep • car & trucks tin at (435)882-0050 for sell. 224-2182 resident of Tooele County within six months of hire. Ln), Thursday & Friday, BANKRUPTCY? NEED • farm equipment details. (Ucan) Must possess and maintain a valid Utah Drivers License; No disqualifying criminal history; No • batteries 9am-? HUGE yard sale! $ for bankruptcy or at- CERTIFIED HAY, $4.50 DUI convictions in the past two years. • aluminum & copper KIRBY VACUUM with all torney fees? Call: 1- per bale, also perfect Full-time position/ Varied Work Schedule am pm attachments, good STANSBURY, 725 877-774-6609 (Toll 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat 1st crop, $90 per ton. shape, make offer. Call Country Club, Friday, Free) or visit us at: FREE Pick-up 882-3861 884-6214 Saturday, 7am-1pm. 3 The P.O.S.T. entrance test is administered at the following locations on an on-going basis: LOLLLC.com. (ucan) 884- 3366 multi- family! Tons of 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville FENCING PROJECTS? LARGE 11X11 shed in like new children’s Bridgerland Applied Technology CenterDavid Applied Technology Center Salt Lake Community Skill Center CALL Metalmart, pipe, BRO & Sis Cleaning fair condition. $250 obo. clothes, furniture, lots of 1301 North 600 West 550 East 300 South 1575 South State Street, Rm. 124 cheap, gigantic stock of Logan, Utah 84321 Kaysville, Utah 84037 Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 Services. Homes, apart- (801)529-8787 extras! ments, offices. Also popular sizes. 1" to 16". (435) 735-6780 (435) 593-2580 (801) 957-3249 TOOELE, 165 East 1860 Delivery available. Handyman & property LIKE NEW custom truck Dixie College Admissions Testing CenterUtah Valley State College cleanup. We can help. Dave’s Drugs North, Saturday, 8am- Structural grades, sec- 225 South 700 East 800 West 1200 South ST shell for long bed full Call 882-4311 or 30 WEST 1 SOUTH size Ford. Dark gray, 12pm. Appliances, baby onds and used. Save $! St. George, Utah 84770 Orem, Utah 84058 (435) 652-7692 (801) 222-8161 (801)706-4428 $800 obo. 833-0170 or clothes, accessories, 1-801-768-3332 Metal- bulk vending machine. mart, Lehi, Utah (ucan) 840-2327 College of Eastern Utah Testing CenterWeber State University Testing Center CLEAN YOUR EQUIP- 882-0287 TOOELE, 412 451 East 400 South Ogden, Utah 84408 MENT. Check our Web FREE: garden dirt/ man- Price, Utah 84501 Are you taking vitamins, OZZFEST TICKET, Au- East 1000 North, Sat- Specials. New and used ure, large pile, pick up (801) 537-2120 ext. 5325 nutritional supplements, gust 16th, the pitt, seat urday, August 13, high pressure wash at 331 North, 150 West, homeopathic or herbs? 742, $165. (435)840- 7am. Boy Scout Troop equipment! Specializing Tooele 843-8598 3108 1552 Fundraiser, yard It is the responsibility of the candidate to contact one of these agencies to obtain a test date and time. in industrial/commercial Are they okay with your sale/ bake sale. Candidates must pay the necessary fee each time the test is taken and must have picture identificati on. A grade mobile trailer pharmacy medications? SELL YOUR computer in GRASS HAY for sale, score of 70% or better on every section of the written test is required. Applicants selected for hi re will be $3/ bale, good horse units. Powerline (Salt Better let us check it out. the classifieds. Call given a conditional job offer based on successfully passing all phases of the selection process, a Lake) 1-800-624-8186. 882-0050 hay. 882-0376, 830- comprehensive background investigation, drug test, and psychological examination. www.plpwusa.com Pets 4196 (ucan) SHOPSMITH, bandsaw, If you are interested in being considered for this position, please apply at the Tooele County Human 2002 MONTANA travel jointer, planner, dust HAY FOR sale, first crop, Resources Office, Rm. 120, 47 South Main. For specific questions about this recruitment please trailer, loaded w/lots of call the Human Resources Office at 435-843-3157 or visit http://www.co.tooele.ut.us CLEANING SERVICES, collector. Extras Delta 2 LOVEBIRDS with no rain. $90/ ton, sec- extras. 31’ 5th wheel. reliable and energetic. 12in drill press. 882- cage, parakeet with ond crop $100/ ton. $28,000. 840-5199 Call Tina 843-0985. 5533 cage. 884-3022 840-2298, 843-0621 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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The remanufactur ing business is Recreational leather, clean interior, considered a core competency of our business and is positioned strategically to serve customers in t he after market. power sliding door/win- HELP WANTED Vehicles dows/chair, runs fantas- tic, 75506k, $14,500 Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing-West is a 400,000 square foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing facilit y located in ‘02 17’ PALAMINO travel call 455-6010 Tooele, Utah just 30 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. The 390 employees that work at this facilit y remanufacture trailer with pop out tent, Clerk 1985 OLDS Cutlass the complete line of Detroit Diesel component parts as well as Series 60, 149 and S2000/S4000 engine s. Provides clerical support to our Community beds, self contained, $7950 obo. 830-2730 sedan, 30k miles, ask- Development, Public Works, and ing 2k firm. 882-4828 Ask yourself these questions when Engineering Departments. Answers 1972 CLASS A 23’ motor considering where you want to work: home, runs great, 1989 HONDA Accord, phones, processes forms, 4dr, engine, transmis- assists the public with questions and looks great $4,500 obo. 1. Do you like working with your hands? 882-1902 sion, interior good. departmental processes, types, files, and Brakes and etc. need 2. Are you good at problem-solving or trouble-shooting? performs data input. This is a fast paced 1978 RANCHO 27’ 5th little work, $350 obo. division that requires multi-tasking. Must wheel camp trailer. Self Call 882-5466 after 3. Would you like to work for the largest Diesel Engine Manufacturer 5pm. have High School Diploma (or equivalent); contained. Asking In the world? $3000 obo. Call Mark 1 year of clerical or secretarial experience (435)241-0172 1993 MITSUBISHI 3000 4. Does your employer kick an additional 2% of your annual GT, asking $4000 obo. salary into your 401k every year, in addition to the company match. or related specialized training; and experience with computer operations and 1981 TERRY Taurus For all the info, 882- 5. Does your employer provide on-the job training and various software applications including, but trailer, original owners, 7277 reimburse you for tuition and books if you decide to go back to $2500. (801)557-8123, school? not limited to, Microsoft Word, Excel, and 843-9009 1995 FORD Probe SE, data input systems. $9.39/hr with full ac, am/fm radio, cruise. 6. Do you have a health, dental, and vision plan? If so, how much benefits. Application deadline is August 1984 TENT trailer, with 884-3022 comes out of your check for those benefits? 12, at 5:00 p.m. shower and toilet, $2950. 830-2736 1996 PONTIAC trans am 7. Do you work for an employer that maintains wages that are lt1 corvette engine competitive with the Wasatch Front? 1992 COACHMAN Class black 49,000 miles ex- Water Aerobics Instructor C motorhome, 29ft, 8. Does your employer protect your wages with life insurance, cellent condition If you have interest in physical fitness, the F460 engine, 50k miles, AD&D Insurance, and short and long term disability? $11,500 241-0293 ability to choreograph and teach water rear queen bed, deluxe Well, we’ve got great news! aerobics classes, and an interest in decor, roof ac, gen., 1998 CHEVY Venture, many extras. $15,000. At DDRW, wages start at $10.00 an hour. increasing the health and physical activity pw, pl, cc, privacy 882-7627 glass, ac, cd, well main- Generous profit sharing totals over the past five of our patrons, we want to hear from you. tained, 154,000 miles, years. No prior experience is required. We 1993 FRONTIER Flyer, $3500. Call Niki 840- will consider training the right individuals. Class A, 33ft, 454 Chev 2389 4spd, auto, w/od, Our semi-annual merit increase program Prior experience and current water accelerates your rate of increase for the first 2 _ 31,290 miles, sleeps 6, 1998 NISSAN years. aerobics or certification is a plus. very nice condition. 200SXSER, great con- $7.50 - $10.50/hr based on certification. $18,500. 882-3113 dition, sunroof, cd, tint- We currently have approximately 149 entry ed windows, $5500; 2002 COLEMAN Mesa level positions and 181 higher paying positions, 1993 Jeep Cherokee, Substitute Crossing Guards tent trailer, loaded, only so promotional opportunities high mileage, great con- been used five times. abound. 90% of DDRW employees work four, As needed, substitutes for regular crossing dition, $2800. 837-2379 ten-hour shifts, so they can enjoy 3-day guards at various schools within the Tooele Like new. Sleeps 8. Ex- cellent condition. weekends. Second shift positions also City limits. $8.05/hr. Hours follow 1998 RED Honda Civic, available $7495. Call 830-9801 5spd, V-tec, Viper, car elementary school schedule. We will alarm, keyless entry, As a member of the DaimlerChrysler family, consider applicants until the needs of the 80 PROWLER camping Equal Opportunity Employer “M,F,D,V” trailer, 20ft, sleeps 6, body kit, rims, tinted employees receive significant discounts on windows cd, ac, new All positions offer a competitive salary and an DaimlerChrysler vehicles. division have been met. Successful self contained, good completion of police background check condition, w/equalizer, tires/ brakes. $8000. excellent benefits package. (435)884-0806 If you’re driving to the Wasatch Front to earn a and random drug screening required. $3100 obo. Located in Mail applications to: Human Resources living, now is the time to ask yourself why. You Tooele. (801)971-2902 can get two hours a day of your life back and 1999 FORD Windstar, pl, P. O. Box 550, Tooele, Utah 84074-0550 pw, power sliding door, avoid the daily commute to work. TO APPLY LAYTON TRAILER Pickup Applications at 100 S. Lodestone Way at the 1990, 21ft, 2 door, drivers side sliding Utah Industrial Depot in Tooele or at the Return a Tooele City Application to sleeps 5 to 6 people, door, nice interior, Check out Tooele County’s 101,000 miles, low book Department of Workforce Services. favorite employer. HR Office 90 N Main, Tooele, UT 84074. great condition, $3500. www.tooelecity.org Please call (435)830- $4575. Asking $4200. Fax applications to: 843-6035 Detroit Diesel Reman-West (DDRW)! EEO/ADA Employer 8716 obo. 830-9062 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 9, 2005

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(435)224- clean, fenced yard, no 1996 CHEVY Silverado, Motel. chase, 3bdrm, 2.25bth, FSBO, GRANTSVILLE w/lease option to buy. Utah 1-435-896-3216. 2163 smoking, no pets, excellent condition, ps, 2 car garage, ac, gas 3bdrm. Must see! 336 14 North 6th, Tooele. (ucan) TOOELE QUALITY APART- $650/mo, $500/dep, TRANSCRIPT pw, new tires, brakes, fireplace, $139,400. East Main. Only Call 800-890-2245 MENTS Stockton. 882-7068 BULLETIN many extras. 882-2431, Only One (801)644-9753 $99,900. Call 884-0535 x404. This one won’t LOT FOR sale, South- (435)830-2095 Quiet, unique floorplans, FURNISHED TWO or last! east Tooele, new view, BEAUTIFUL newly remodeled, tile Homes FSBO: RAMBLER 5bdrm 2 and 3 quarter acres. through, kitchen & bath, three bedroom house, 2 bedroom 23⁄4 bath, main laundry, RAMBLER, 5BDRM Rare opportunity. lush landscape, fenced like new. Call 882-8146 remaining 2+ car garage, RV park- 3bth, 2600sqft, finished Horse property. 882- yard & parking, centrally or 224-4854 $$$SAVE MONEY Find ing, central air. Many basement, fully land- 6862 or 224-4688 located, great prices. HUD & Bank owned !! NO AUGUST RENT !! extras. Must see! 886 E scaped, $160,000. 843- Call 882-1372. GRANTSVILLE newer homes at: Completely 3bdrm 2bth multi level, 860 N. 882-4926 7830 STOCKTON BUILDING The Kirk www.tooelebankownedhomes. lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. 2 car garage, family Quiet, Quality apartments in a Remodeled NEW REMODELED CLEAN com or call for a list Ber- GET UP to a $10,000 room. $950/mo. RENT TO OWN, easy Newly constructed restored historic structure fridge, stove, apartments. Studios, na or Chris 435-840- grant for down payment 98 Aspen Way qualifying, 3bdrm, new- roads. Beautiful lake/ dishwasher, cabinets, one, two and three bed- 5029, Group 1 Real Es- on 1.71 acres w/beauti- Davidson Realty er kitchen, carport, un- mountain views. Great The Best Places at the Best Prices carpet. room units. Cater to eld- tate ful 4bdrm 3bth multi lev- for manufactured or erly. 585 N Main, (801)466-5078 finished basement, 276 Completely Furnished $525 per month. el home. Only $219,900 West 700 North, custom built homes. Tooele. $143,500. TOOELE, 884-9449 The Solution Weekly & Monthly Rates Absolutely Gorgeous! GRANTSVILLE RENT or Tooele. Low down 882-7094. rent to own, newer 2003 3bdrm, East side Team. The best value in ALL SLEEPING ROOMS $850/mo. Owner/ agent, home, 3bdrm, fenced, rambler, breathtaking Water Shares of Tooele. available, $70 per GRANTSVILLE CUS- (801)940-1835 w/central air, sprinklers, backyard, mountain 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 We LOVE Children. week, $10 key deposit, TOM 5 bedroom home, hpshomes.com clean, $1100/mo. 884- view, fantastic neigh- first and last week- total two family rooms, vinyl 5006 borhood. By owner. 1 SETTLEMENT Canyon (801) 358-8592 $150 to move in. 46 N 882-2061 fence, computer and RENT TO Own, great 7yr water share for sale, new rambler, 2035sqft, 260 North 100 East, Broadway. 882-7605 GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM fruit rooms. School $2000. (208)345-3417. central air, 3bdrm, 2 Tooele 1bth, $750/mo, $149,500, TOOELE, close. Beautiful. 882-4613 family rooms, 2 car ga- SMALL 3BDRM, new $500/dep, no pets, ref- lovely 4 bedroom East $255,000. 884-1570, rage, fenced backyard. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- carpet, paint. Cooler, erences and lease re- bench rambler, beautiful 830-6650 FOUR SHARES of Set- Call Fresh Start Homes, ments behind Super w/d hookups, extra stor- quired. 884-3350, 882- backyard view, wonder- tlement Canyon water GRANTSVILLE, NEW Ellen. 1-888-597-6021. Wal-Mart. On select age. 255 Marvista Lane, 1695 ful neighborhood, by for sale. (801)583-3855 custom home! Rent to units $99 moves you Tooele. $550. Call 882- owner. Call (435)850- RE/MAX Results. own, low down, no bank in. Some apartments 1036 GRANTSVILLE, GOR- 9701 qualify. Shawn includes all utilities. GEOUS new custom (801)759-0835 Swimming pool, hot SPECIAL 2bdrm apt, home, 3bdrm, rent to $65,000, TOOELE, $200 move in allow- own available, starting 3bdrm, 2bth. New foun- tub, exercise room, INSTANT EQUITY, large ance. $500/mo, $400 at $1100/mo. Shawn dation, driveway, car- MONTHS FREE RENT playground, full club- rooms, formal dining, deposit. Accepts hous- (801)759-0835. port, carpet, roof. 369 house. 843-4400 fireplace, central air, N ow Renting ing. 328 E Main, S. American Way (680 Grantsville. Call LOOKING FOR lady 40- gas heat, kitchen appli- 2BDRM DUPLEX, new W), .25 acre lot. 843- MOVE IN SPECIALS (801)815-2928, 435- 50 to rent beautiful ances, over 1800sqft, cabinets, paint and 0366 Exclusively for Seniors 884-0432. home. Own bathroom, almost 1/2 acre. 882- carpet, a/c, dishwash- $79,900. 2BDRM, 1bth bedroom. Must see to 0633, (435)224-3199 er, w/d hookups. .24 acres, quiet Pet Friendly believe. 1585 N 210 E. $595/mo. Move in bo- Homes for Rent neighborhood, new Call 843-0303 LEASE OPTION, rent to Call for details. pp nus. 882-0366, 830- carpet, newly remod- own, new home, ram- eled bathroom, new 2665 *WHY RENT when you NEW 3 & 4bdrm homes, bler. Grantsville, 83 (435)843-0717 kitchen floor. 114 S can buy? O down pro- Stansbury Park, fridge, North Waterhole Way, Broadway. Call 840- 2BDRM IN Grantsville, grams, not perfect cred- washer, dryer. $950/mo (801)891-1233 0279. w/d hookups, carport. it. Single parent pro- to $1350/mo. Also used 884-5580 grams. Call for details. 1 4bdrm home, $86,000! DARLING start- Berna or Chris 435-840- $1000/mo. 843-1282 Creative Financing Solutions 2BDRM, NEWLY remod- 5029 Group 1 Real Es- er home, 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 HURRY ! eled, large yard, close car garage, large tate NEWER HOME, 3bdrm, to grade school and 2bth, 2 car garage, fenced yard, tile kitchen • Less than perfect credit Only 1 left! park. $550 includes rent 2BDRM DUPLEX, big, fenced yard. 944 W 420 and bathroom, new car- and utilities. Accepts fenced backyard, w/d S, $895/mo. Call pet. 833-9183, 840- • Hard to prove income housing. $200/dep. hookups, very clean. (801)254-1009 or 1249 • Past bankruptcy or foreclosure Closing Costs 882-8218 $550/mo. Discount if (801)755-6382 $ 3 1BDRM APART- you help to fix up yard. • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure MENTS includes util- (801)918-6271 OVERLAKE, 3BDRM, • Need higher than normal loan to value 0$ Down ities, $425-$550/mo 2.5bth, 2 car garage, FFOROR SSALE!ALE! 2bdrm apt, $600/mo. 2BDRM HOUSE, fenced fenced yard, basement, •Lacking in down payment Furnished $50 extra. yard, good location perfect condition, lease 0 Laundry hookups. option available, no • There are lending solutions for you! and neighborhood, no $110,000 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, central 840-0755 smoking, $400 depos- smoking, $1300/mo RENTERS DON’T ASSUME YOU = WON’T QUALIFY! air, 1 car grg. Brand new 1 year warranty included. it, $660/mo. City serv- (435)578-0345 or 99 CONDO, 2bdrm, ices paid by owner. (801)860-2234 Sell Your Home Here for For more information call Matthew with 2bth, covered patio, 882-8679 SEARCHING FOR THE LOWEST RATE? washer, dryer included, READY IMMEDIATELY: $ 80* Whether you are looking to refinance just your mortgage, consolidate your high rate Holmes Homes at 435-882-0191 no smoking/ pets. For 2BDRM MOBILE/ 1bdrm Beautiful 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 ea. debt, or are looking to cash out, we can help you find the lowest rate possible. sale or rent, $675/mo. car garage, central air, 6 FAX 435-843-1148 house, 250 N 50 W/ $850/mo, $750/dep. *Price subject to change with out notice. Contact sales agent for details. 882-7075 or 840-3355. England Ave. No smok- Call 882-0050 ing, no pets. $200/dep. Phillip 830-4745 or Bev- *Based on 13 issue contract. $525/ $475. 882-4827 erly 882-7350, leave message. 2BDRM, 2BTH house, 3BDRM 3.5BTH Condo vaulted ceilings, built RENT TO Own 2 to 3 for sale or lease w/op- Call Now! 1998, 2 car garage, ac, Bedroom mobile tion to buy, $118,500. no pets, no smoking, homes, from $250/mo. Call 830-5284 or 882- 833-0740, Tooele • 801-568-0500, West Jordan $800/mo, $600/dep, Grantsville. Call Aliza at 6862 www.deseretpeakmtg.com RREPOREEPPOO BBIDBIIDD SSALESAALLEE (507)412-1017 (435)224-4804 3BDRM 1BTH Stansbury Park home, close to • 1994 Dodge Ram 1500 park and brand new school, $500/dep, Realty • 2000 Jayco Eagle $850/mo. Call Linda 882-2964 or 830-5826 3BDRM 2BTH, 2 car ga- Home NOW ACCEPTING BIDS rage, washer/ dryer and Bids Open: August 9, 2005 fridge included. $650/mo, $400/dep. Bids Close: August 15, 3:00pm 840-3600 Team Please call for more information: 3BDRM, 2bth condo. Hometowne Court. Ga- I have more buyers 833-7200 rage, a/c. No smoking. Ext. #252 • Ext. #227 $900 monthly, $500 de- View current listings on our website: posit. Available Now. than listings! 882-7748 www.tfcu.net Call me to list your home. 562 N. MAIN ST. • TOOELE 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Patti Westenburg (435) * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. home for rent, no smok- 850-0009 All vehicles sold as is! Time will be given to arrange financing! ing/ pets. 882-1550 HELP! established 1992 TUESDAY August 9, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Water Shares Financial Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Services Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales SETTLEMENT CANYON $$CASH$$ IMMEDIATE PUBLIC NOTICE HEARINGS TO BE these proposals. Written aware that would cause NOTICE OF TRUST- after a part of the proper- NOTICE OF TRUST- water shares, 3 shares CASH for structured NOTICE IS HEREBY HELD ON THE FOL- comments will also be the cancellation of the EE'S SALE ty. EE'S SALE available. 882-1306 settlements, annuities, GIVEN THAT the Tooele LOWING ITEMS: considered if submitted sale. If any such condi- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The current beneficiary The following described law suit, mortgage City Planning Commis- a. Amendment to P.U.D to the Zoning Administra- tion exists, the sale shall that the following descri- of the trust deed is ABN property will be sold at WATER RIGHTS want- notes and cash flows. sion will meet in a Public for Equestrian Acres tor in advance of the be void, the successful bed property will be sold AMRO Mortgage Group public auction to the ed. Will pay cash. Call J.G. Wentworth #1 1- Hearing and Business P.U.D. to increase densi- hearing. The current bidder’s funds returned at public auction to the Inc. a subsidiary of highest bidder at the (801)808-8530 800-794-7310. (ucan) meeting scheduled for ty to 4.48 in five acre Land Use Management and the trustee and cur- highest bidder, payable Standard Federal Bank West Main Entrance, Wednesday August 10, zone. and Development Code rent beneficiary shall not in lawful money of the and the record owner of North Steps, Tooele Office Space Public Notices 2005 at the hour of 7:00 b. Proposed Equestrian and the proposed be liable to the success- United States at the time the property as of the re- County Courthouse, 47 Meetings pm. The meeting will be Acres P.U.D. Preliminary amendments may be re- ful bidder for any dam- of sale, at the front en- cording of the notice of South Main Street, held at Tooele City Hall Plat for ninety (90) lots at viewed at the Grantsville age. trance of the Tooele default is Todd L. Stew- Tooele, Utah, on Sep- GRANTSVILLE 40X60 Deadline for public no- in the City Council 600 East Nygreen Street city Offices each week- Bidders must tender to County Courthouse, 47 art . tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 Shop Space on 3/4 acre tices is 4 p.m. the day Chambers, located at 90 in an RR-5 zone. day before the public the trustee a $5,000.00 South Main, Tooele, The sale is subject to a a.m. of said day, for the land for rent. Power, prior to publication. N. Main Street, Tooele, c. Proposal to amend hearing, between the deposit at the sale and Utah, the 22nd day of bankruptcy filing, a pay- purpose of foreclosing a water, gas available, Public notices submit- Utah. Chapter 7 of zoning hours of 9:00 a.m. and the balance of the pur- August, 2005, at the hour off, a reinstatement or trust deed originally exe- zoned commercial/ light ted past the deadline Agenda Items Code to comply with 4:00 p.m. chase price by 12:00 of 9:00 A.M. of said day, any other condition of cuted on April 20, 2001 industrial, $650/mo. will not be accepted. 1. Public Hearing and Utah State Senate Bill Persons with disabilities noon the day following for the purpose of fore- which the trustee is not by Justin L. Reece, as 840-5659 motion for a requested 60 requirements. needing assistance to the sale. The deposit closing a Deed of Trust aware that would cause trustor, in favor of Irwin AGENDA Conditional Use Permit d. Proposed Phase Two participate in this hearing must be in the form of a originally executed by the cancellation of the Mortgage Corporation, OFFICE/ BUSINESS COMBINED MEETING for a in-home child day of Country Haven Con- should contact the cashier’s check or bank MILLPOND SPA & RE- sale. If any such condi- covering the following re- SPACE Utilities in- OF THE STANSBURY care to be located at 765 do’s P.U.D. in RM-15 Grantsville City Office at official check payable to TREAT, L.L.C., Trustor, tion exists, the sale shall al property purported to cluded 42 South Main RECREATION SERV- W. Vine Street by Sarah zone. least 24 hours prior to Lundberg & Associates. to secure certain obliga- be void, the successful be located in Tooele & 56 South Main. 1 ICE AREA BOARD OF L. Densley. FOLLOWING PUBLIC the hearings. The balance must be in tions in favor of BANK bidder’s funds returned County at 866 North month free. (602)826- TRUSTEES AND 2. Public Hearing and HEARINGS THE MEET- (Published in the Tran- the form of a wire trans- OF THE WEST, formerly and the trustee and cur- 1340 East, Tooele, UT 9471 (480)585-5380 STANSBURY GREEN- motion for a requested ING WILL OFFICIALLY script Bulletin July 26 & fer, cashier’s check, known as COMMUNITY rent beneficiary shall not 84074 (the undersigned BELT SERVICE AREA OFFICE/ BUSINESS Conditional Use Permit BE CALLED TO ORDER August 9, 2005) bank official check (credit FIRST NATIONAL be liable to the success- disclaims liability for any BOARD OF TRUSTEES, space, utilities and high for a LDS church pro- BY CHAIRPERSON RE- union official checks are BANK, as Beneficiary, ful bidder for any dam- error in the address), and AND STANSBURY speed internet included, posed to be located at BECCA PETERSON. not accepted) or U.S. executed on October 25, age. more particularly descri- SERVICE AGENCY PUBLIC NOTICE 272 North Broadway. 351 W. 2200 North 1. Consideration of a Postal money order pay- 2000, and recorded on Bidders must tender to bed as: BOARD OF DIREC- Notice is hereby given (435)882-4949 Street presented by C.U.P. for Pamela Gunt- able to Lundberg & As- November 2, 2000, as the trustee a $5,000.00 Lot 520, CARR FORK TORS that the Tooele City Scott Wilkinson of ASWN er at 405 E Triple Crown sociates. If wire transfer Entry No. 154833, in deposit at the sale and SUBDIVISION PLAT NOTICE is hereby given Council will meet in a Architects, Salt Lake Way for a hyno-therapy, is used, an additional Book 0646, at Page the balance of the pur- FIVE, according to the Buildings that a meeting of the Business Meeting on City, Utah. nutrition, and fitness $10.00 must be remitted 0086, of the Official Re- chase price by 12:00 official plat thereof on file Board of Trustees of the Wednesday, August 17, 3. Motion for a requested counseling business. with the purchase price. cords of Tooele County, noon the day following and of record in the Stansbury Recreation 2005 at the hour of 7:00 If you build, remodel or Conditional Use Permit 2. Consideration of a Cash payments are not State of Utah, covering the sale. The deposit Tooele County Record- Service Area and the P.M. The meeting will be remove buildings you for a seasonal produce C.U.P. for Frank & Fay accepted. A trustee’s real property located at must be in the form of a er's Office. Greenbelt Service Area held at the Tooele City can place your classi- stand to be located at Hawker to live in an ex- deed will be delivered to 25 Plaza Court, Stans- cashier’s check or bank Together with all the im- and the Board of Direc- Hall Council Room locat- fied ad in 47 of Utah's 850 N. Main Street by isting home while build- the successful bidder bury Park, Utah 84074, official check payable to provements now or here- tors of the Stansbury ed at 90 North Main newspapers for only Harward Farms of ing a new home on the within three business and more particularly de- Lundberg & Associates. after erected on the Service Agency will con- Street, Tooele, Utah $135. for 25 words ($5. Springville, Utah. same lot at 52 E. North days after receipt of the scribed as: The balance must be in property, and all ease- vene on Wednesday, Au- PUBLIC HEARING for a for each additional 4. Design review and Street. amount bid. All of Lot 3, MILLPOND the form of a wire trans- ments, appurtenances, gust 10, 2005 at 7:00 Requested Amendment word). You will reach up motion for Grand Stor- 3. Consideration of ac- DATED: July 22, 2005. PLAZA - Commercial fer, cashier’s check, and fixtures now or here- p.m., at the Clubhouse, to the Tooele City Land to 500,000 potential age phase 2 located at tion on P.U.D. amend- Scott Lundberg, Trust- P.U.D., a commercial bank official check (credit after a part of the proper- #1 Country Club Drive, Use Zoning Map for 62 customers and all you 77 N 1100 West by own- ment for Equestrian ee planned unit develop- union official checks are ty. Stansbury Park, Utah Acres from RR-5 to Gen- do is call the Tooele ers, Allan Karras and Acres P.U.D. 3269 South Main, #100 ment of Stansbury Park, not accepted) or U.S. The current beneficiary 84074. eral Commercial, R1-30 Transcript Bulletin at Harold Eborn. 4. Consideration of ap- Salt Lake City, UT according to the official Postal money order pay- of the trust deed is Mort- Business Meeting and R1-10 by G. Eldon (435)882-0050 for all 5. Review and approval proval of preliminary plat 84115 plat thereof on file and of able to Lundberg & As- gage Electronic Registra- 1. Call to Order Robert of Bluewater the details. (Ucan) of the Planning Commis- for Equestrian Acres (801) 263-3400 record in the Tooele sociates. If wire transfer tion Systems, Inc., as 2. Pledge of Allegiance Company, Murray, Utah sion minutes for the P.U.D. Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. County Recorder’s Of- is used, an additional nominee for Irwin Mort- 3. Roll Call Patrick H. Dunlavy ROUGH LUMBER: 1îor meeting held July 27, 5. Consideration of pro- – 5:00 p.m. fice. $10.00 must be remitted gage Corporation, its 4. Review and Adopt Mi- Tooele City Recorder 2î $.40 and up. T & G. 2005. posed Phase Two Coun- L&A Case No. 05-51301 Subject to and together with the purchase price. successors and assigns, nutes Pursuant to the Ameri- 1x4î, 6î or 8î. Pine or Pursuant to the Ameri- try Haven Condo P.U.D. Team D/LBI with the terms and condi- Cash payments are not and the record owner of 5. Public Comment can With Disabilities Act, Aspen. Log cabin sid- cans with Disabilities Act, 6. Consideration of Daryl THIS COMMUNICATION tions set forth in Declara- accepted. A trustee’s the property as of the re- 6. Probable Vote Items Individuals Needing Spe- ing $.89/LFT. 2X6 T & individuals needing spe- Yates waiver request for IS AN ATTEMPT TO tion of Covenants, Con- deed will be delivered to cording of the notice of a. Joe White, Ponderosa cial Accommodations G $.68/LFT. Call Kelly cial accommodation dur- Cherry Grove P.U.D. COLLECT A DEBT, AND ditions and Restrictions, the successful bidder default is Justin L. Re- Estates, Mini Park – Should Notify Patrick H. 1- 435-527-4284 or 1- ing this meeting should (amendment) ANY INFORMATION and Reservation of within three business ece. Gary Ziser Dunlavy, Tooele City Re- 435-896-3670. (ucan) notify Richard Jorgen- 7. Consideration of pro- OBTAINED WILL BE Easements, and as days after receipt of the The sale is subject to a b. Gordon Well Pumping corder, at 843-2110 prior sen, Tooele City Land posed amendment to USED FOR THAT PUR- amended thereto, re- amount bid. bankruptcy filing, a pay- STEEL BUILDING Hours – Gary Ziser to the meeting. TDD Use Technician prior to zoning code to require POSE. corded November 8, DATED: July 18, 2005. off, a reinstatement or SALE! Sentinel Building 7. Manager’s Report Phone Number 843-2108 the meeting at (435) 843- upgrades of adjacent (Published in the Tran- 1999, as Entry No. Scott Lundberg, Trust- any other condition of Systems. Agricultural, 8. Recess (Published in the Tran- 2130 or TDD (435) 843- and access roads for script Bulletin August 2, 139643, in Book 596 at ee which the trustee is not Commercial, Specialty. Work Session script Bulletin August 9, 2180. new development. 9 & 16, 2005) Page 398 of Official Re- 3269 South Main, #100 aware that would cause Free quote and estimat- 1. Possible Vote Items 2005) (Published in the Tran- 8. Consideration of cords. Salt Lake City, UT the cancellation of the ed erection costs. a. Jim Ward, Leucadia, script Bulletin August 9, adopting proposed PUBLIC NOTICE OF NOW KNOWN AS 84115 sale. If any such condi- www.sentinelbuildings. Parcel 9 28-Acre Park – NOTICE OF TRUST- 2005) changes to Chapter 7 in MEETING AND AGEN- All of Lot 3, MILLPOND (801) 263-3400 tion exists, the sale shall com, 1-800-327-0790. Gary Ziser EE'S SALE compliance with Senate DA PLAZA - Commercial Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. be void, the successful (ucan) b. Jerry Powers, School On the 26th day of Au- PUBLIC NOTICE Bill 60. Tooele County Board of P.U.D., Amendment No. – 5:00 p.m. bidder’s funds returned Board, Comment on Im- gust, 2005, at the hour of (Amended 08/08/05 9. Consideration of in- Adjustment 1, a commercial planned L&A Case No. 05-30457 and the trustee and cur- UTAH MANUFACTUR- pact Fee Capital Im- 11:30 A.M., of said day, 8:30 a.m.) creasing size of enter- Notice is herby given that unit development of Team C/SSA rent beneficiary shall not ER FOR 17 years Plus - provement Plan – Christy at the front entrance of Notice is hereby given prise zone. the Tooele County Ap- Stansbury Park, accord- THIS COMMUNICATION be liable to the success- All Steel Buildings!!! Achziger the Third Judicial District that the Grantsville City 10. Report from the peal Authority will hold a ing to the official plat IS AN ATTEMPT TO ful bidder for any dam- Any size you want, any c. Noise Wall Trail – Courthouse, 47 South Planning Commission Council Liaison Member meeting on Thursday, thereof on file and of re- COLLECT A DEBT, AND age. accessories you want, Dave Lawrence Main Street, Tooele, will hold a business Todd Castagno. August 16, 2005 at 7:00 cord in the Tooele Coun- ANY INFORMATION Bidders must tender to or any features you d. Golf Course Ponds, Utah, Daniel J. Torkel- meeting on Thursday, 11. Approval of minutes p.m. in the Commission ty Recorder’s Office. OBTAINED WILL BE the trustee a $5,000.00 want. www.cobuildings.net Construction Debris – son, as Trustee, will sell August 11, 2005 in the of the last meeting. Chambers on the third Subject to and together USED FOR THAT PUR- deposit at the sale and or call 1-800-262-5347. Walt Holmes at public auction, to the Grantsville City Hall 12. Open discussion. floor, at the Tooele with the terms and condi- POSE. the balance of the pur- CO Building Systems, 2. Board Members’ Re- highest bidder, for cash, Council Chambers at 13. Adjourn. County Courthouse, 47 tions set forth in Declara- (Published July 26, Au- chase price by 12:00 Inc. Building a Reputa- ports and Requests in lawful money of the 429 E. Main Street in DATED this 20th day of South Main, Tooele, tion of Covenants, Con- gust 2 & 9, 2005) noon the day following tion on "Old Fashioned 3. Correspondence United States, all paya- Grantsville, Utah, which July, 2005. Utah. ditions and Restrictions, the sale. The deposit Integrity". (ucan) 4. Financial and Bills ble at the time of sale, meeting shall begin Shauna Kertamus MEETING AGENDA: and Reservation of must be in the form of a 5. Adjourn the following described NOTICE OF TRUST- promptly at 7:00 P.M. Zoning Administrator 1. Roll Call. Easements, and as cashier’s check or bank (Published in the Tran- property, situated in EE'S SALE The agenda shall be as All interested persons 2. Appeal #1014-05 amended thereto, re- official check payable to script Bulletin August 9, Tooele County, State of The following described follows: are invited to attend and Jesse Lassley – Appeal corded November 8, Lundberg & Associates. 2005) Utah, and described as real property will be sold 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC provide comment upon of Pine Canyon Planning follows: 1999, as Entry No. at public auction to the The balance must be in Commission decision BEGINNING AT A 139643, in Book 596 at highest bidder, purchase the form of a wire trans- Adjournment: POINT WHICH IS Page 398 of Official Re- price payable in lawful fer, cashier’s check, Dated this 8th day of Au- NORTH 00°06’28" cords. money of the United bank official check (credit gust, 2005 WEST, 1323.61 FEET The current beneficiary States of America at the union official checks are Hundreds of homes, lots & MARY DIXON, Secreta- AND NORTH 89°29’00" of the Deed of Trust is time of sale, at the north- not accepted) or U.S. ry WEST, 400.00 FEET BANK OF THE WEST ern most, of the two west Postal money order pay- Tooele County Board FROM THE CENTER and the record owner of entrances of the Tooele able to Lundberg & As- of Adjustment OF SECTION 9, TOWN- the property as of the re- County Courthouse, sociates. If wire transfer property to choose from! (Published in the Tran- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANGE cording of the Notice of a/k/a the Third Judicial is used, an additional script Bulletin August 9, 4 WEST, SALT LAKE Default is MILLPOND District Court, 47 South $10.00 must be remitted 2005) BASE AND MERIDIAN, SPA & RETREAT, L.L.C. Main, Tooele, Utah, on with the purchase price. Public Notices AND RUNNING The Trustee may be con- Tuesday, August 23, Cash payments are not 608 E. Nicole Way THENCE NORTH tacted for further infor- 2005, at the hour of 2:15 accepted. A trustee’s Erda Trustee's Sales 1429.30 FEET; THENCE mation at Burbidge & p.m. of that day for the deed will be delivered to RR SOUTH 89°53’52" Mitchell, 215 South purpose of foreclosing a the successful bidder E Beautiful country property for Deadline for public no- E State, Suite 920, Salt deed of trust executed by within three business WEST 2563.53 FEET; DD horses and the family w/ 6 tices is 4 p.m. the day N THENCE SOUTH Lake City, Utah 84111, Grant E. Neilsen and days after receipt of the N T prior to publication. UUNDERU C T bdrms, 3 full bths, Walk-out 1401.61 FEET; THENCE telephone number 801 Tauna L. Nielsen, in fa- amount bid. C Public notices submit- AA basement, Mother in law apt., SOUTH 89°29’00" EAST 355-6677, between the vor of Long Beach Mort- DATED: July 29, 2005. ted past the deadline TRR 8” well, 50’X80’ bldg. for horse 2563.63 FEET TO THE hours of 9:00 A.M. and gage Company, covering Scott Lundberg, Trust- T will not be accepted. NN arena, storage or barn and so POINT OF BEGINNING 5:00 P.M., Monday real property located at ee O (Tax Parcel No.02-143- through Friday. approximately 204 Lake- 3269 South Main, #100 CCONTRACTO much more. Over 5.5 acres. AMENDED NOTICE OF $ C DATED this 21st day of Salt Lake City, UT view Drive, Stansbury $ TRUSTEE'S SALE 0-0003). 5525,00025,000 Call Shane 840-0344 July, 2005. Park, Tooele County, 84115 The following described Said sale will be made STEPHEN B. MITCH- Utah, and more particu- (801) 263-3400 property will be sold at without covenant or war- ELL larly described as: Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. public auction to the ranty regarding title, pos- Successor Trustee LOT 47, AMENDED – 5:00 p.m. highest bidder at the session or encumbran- Parkside Tower CAPTAINS ISLAND L&A Case No. 05-51866 R West Main Entrance, ces to satisfy the obliga- R 215 South State, Suite Team B/SN SUBDIVISION NO 2, EE North Steps, Tooele tion secured by and pur- DD suant to the power of 920 PHASE III THIS COMMUNICATION County Courthouse, 47 N Salt Lake City, Utah (FORMER TAX ID 8-22- IS AN ATTEMPT TO UUNDERN TT South Main Street, sale conferred in the U C 84111 47) 0.30 AC 8-22-A-47. COLLECT A DEBT, AND C Deed of Trust, Assign- A Tooele, Utah, on Sep- A 355-6677 ANY INFORMATION D The current beneficiary D ment of Rents, Security R tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 $$ R $$ T (Published in the Tran- of the trust deed is Oc- OBTAINED WILL BE 1126,00026,000 L 1156,00056,0N00T a.m. of said day, for the Agreement and Fixture L script Bulletin July 26, USED FOR THAT PUR- N Filing executed by Prime wen Federal Bank, FSB OO purpose of foreclosing a August 2 & 9, 2005) and the record owners of POSE. 1232O East 940 North CCONTRACTC1632 N. Dean Ave, Overlake trust deed originally exe- West Properties, LC, a O the property as of the re- (Published in the Tran- A Gem of a home in a Perfect Location, Quiet Eastside Utah limited liability com- Stunning home in a Great Location! w/ 3 Bdrms, 2.5 cuted on April 11, 2002 NOTICE OF TRUST- SSOLDCul De Sac, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .20 acre lot, Master Baths, 2 Family Rms, Beautiful .19 Acre Yard, Custom pany, as Trustor, and cording of the notice of script Bulletin August 2, S by Neil J. Lawrence and Suite is Super - Sized and plenty of family area EE'S SALE default are Grant E. Niel- 9 & 16, 2005) Amenities and full basement framed, wired and stubbed Michelle Lawrence, as naming Heights, Inc., an throughout. for bath to finish your way. A Must for the Smart Buyer. The following described sen and Tauna L. Niel- trustors, in favor of Bank Idaho corporation, as property will be sold at sen. The trustee's sale NOTICE OF TRUST- of Utah, covering the fol- Beneficiary, which Trust public auction to the of the aforedescribed re- EE'S SALE lowing real property pur- Deed was filed for record highest bidder at the al property will be made The following described ported to be located in on the 27th day of Sep- R R tember, 2004, as Entry West Main Entrance, without warranty as to ti- property will be sold at R R Tooele County at 114 E North Steps, Tooele public auction to the E tle, possession, or en- E E No. 229712, in Book 973 D South Broadway, Tooele, D D County Courthouse, 47 highest bidder at the D cumbrances. Bidders NN N UT 84074 (the under- at Page 42, in the office T N T South Main Street, West Main Entrance, T must be prepared to ten- T of the Tooele County Re- UUNDERU CC UUNDERU C signed disclaims liability C Tooele, Utah, on August North Steps, Tooele AA A corder. der $5,000.00 in certified A for any error in the ad- R $ 25, 2005, at 8:30 a.m. of County Courthouse, 47 $ R funds at the sale and the $R The current beneficiary $ R TT 1149,00049,000T dress), and more particu- 149,000T said day, for the purpose South Main Street, 1129,50029,500 balance of the purchase NN NN larly described as: of the Trust Deed is OO O Heights, Inc., and the re- of foreclosing a trust price in certified funds Tooele, Utah, on Sep- O Lot 79, TOOELE HIGH- CCONTRACT137 North 570 East CCONTRACT deed originally executed tember 1, 2005, at 8:30 C 168 Millcreek Way within 24 hours of the C cord owner of the proper- LANDS SUBDIVISION, a This home is in a beautiful area with mountain An Excellent Rambler in a Fantastic Neighborhood on July 9, 1998 by Todd sale. a.m. of said day, for the views, close to East elementary, churches and Subdivision of Tooele ty as of the recording of w/ 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, Storage Everywhere, L. Stewart, as trustor, in DATED this 21st day of purpose of foreclosing a town. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft., City, according to the of- the Notice of Default is Parking Galore and so much more. favor of Westgate Mort- July, 2005. trust deed originally exe- unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth. ficial plat thereof, record- Prime West Properties, gage Co., covering the Marlon L. Bates, Trust- cuted on October 1, ed in the office of the LC. following real property ee 1998 by Thomas L. Kim- County Recorder of Bidders must be pre- purported to be located SCALLEY & READING, bel, as trustor, in favor of NNEWEW LLISTINGISTING Tooele County, Utah. pared to tender to the NEW LISTING Trustee a $5,000.00 in Tooele County at 96 P.C. M & T Mortgage Corpo- RR Together with all the im- North Tiebraker Drive, ration, covering the fol- 50 South Main Street, EE provements now or here- cashier's check at the DD sale and a cashier's Grantsville, UT 84029 Suite 950 lowing real property pur- after erected on the NN T check for the balance of (the undersigned dis- P.O. Box 11429 ported to be located in T property, and all ease- UUNDER claims liability for any er- Tooele County at 722 U C Salt Lake City, Utah C the purchase price within A ments, appurtenances, A ror in the address), and East Fox Run Drive, 84147-0429 $$ RR and fixtures now or here- 24 hours after the sale. 991,5001,500T more particularly descri- Telephone: (801) 531- Tooele, UT 84074 (the T Bidders with questions N after a part of the proper- bed as: undersigned disclaims li- N 7870 O ty. should contact the Trust- O Lot 14, THE COURT- ability for any error in the 787 East 540 North CCONTRACT369 North 1st East ee at: Cohne, Rappaport Business Hours 9:00 C The current beneficiary East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main YARD PHASE NO. 3 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. address), and more par- This Well Built Rambler has 1372 s.f., 3 Bdrms, 2 Baths, of the trust deed is & Segal, P.C., 257 East Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, SUBDIVISION, a subdi- TS# ticularly described as: Family Rm, Cold Storage, Rear Entry into Mud Rm and SunTrust Mortgage, Inc. 200 South, 7th Floor, Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect vision of Grantsville City, 7600019150041812637 Lot 309, MIDDLE CAN- a covered patio. and the record owners of P.O. Box 11008, Salt starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. according to the official (Published in the Tran- YON ESTATES PLAT C, the property as of the re- Lake City, UT 84147- plat thereof, recorded in script Bulletin July 26, according to the official *Each office independently owned and operated. cording of the notice of 0008, Telephone: (801) Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. the office of the County August 2 & 9, 2005) plat thereof, as recorded default are Neil J. Law- 532-2666. Shane DATED this 1st day of Recorder of Tooele in the Office of the rence and Michelle Law- County, Utah. Tooele County Recorder. rence. August, 2005. /s/ Daniel J. Torkelson, Together with all the im- Together with all the im- Bergen TOOELE The sale is subject to a provements now or here- TRANSCRIPT provements now or here- bankruptcy filing, a pay- Trustee (Published in the Tran- after erected on the BULLETIN after erected on the 840- 0344 (cell) off, a reinstatement or property, and all ease- property, and all ease- any other condition of script Bulletin August 2, 9 & 16, 2005) ments, appurtenances, Since 1894 ments, appurtenances, 882- 8868 ext. 119 1185 N. Main which the trustee is not and fixtures now or here- and fixtures now or here- B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY August 9, 2005

Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous after a part of the proper- present owners are re- street address and other rectness of the street ad- state hazardous waste Hazardous Waste at Groundwater Monitoring, to: Street, Vernon, Utah. ty. ported to be NICKOLAS common designation of dress and other common permit. The current state (801) 538-6170. of the Part B Permit. Dennis R. Downs, Exec- Any interested person The current beneficiary J. JORDAN and ERIN A. the real property descri- designation, if any, hazardous waste permit In compliance with the Since the addition of a utive Secretary may protest the estab- of the trust deed is Wells JORDAN, husband and bed above is purported shown herein. Said sale for the Northeast Casual- Americans with Disabili- new Attachment II-1-4 Utah Solid and Hazard- lishment of the District ei- Fargo Bank, N.A., suc- wife, as joint tenants. to be: 567 East 700 will be made without cov- ty Real Property Clive fa- ties Act, individuals will affect other Modules ous Waste Control Board ther orally or in writing at cessor by merger to The purchase price is North Tooele UT 84074. enant or warranty, ex- cility was issued on No- needing special accom- including Module VI, En- Division of Solid and said public hearing, or in Wells Fargo Home Mort- payable in lawful money Estimated Total Debt as press or implied, regard- vember 1, 1991. modations, (including virocare also desires to Hazardous Waste a written protest filed gage, Inc., fka Norwest of the United States of of September 06, 2005 is ing title, possession, con- The Northeast Casualty auxiliary communicative revise other sections of P.O. Box 144880 with the Town Clerk any Mortgage, Inc. and the America. Bidders must $144,869.23. The under- dition or encumbrances, Real Property Clive facili- aids and services) Module VI not pertaining Salt Lake City, UT time prior to the hearing record owner of the prop- be prepared to tender to signed Trustee disclaims including fees, charges ty is located in Tooele should contact Charlene to wastes with the listed 84114-4880 or within 15 days after erty as of the recording the Trustee a $5,000.00 any liability for any incor- and expenses of the County approximately 80 Lamph, Office of Human codes F020-F023, F026 For further information, the public hearing. All of the notice of default is non-refundable deposit rectness of the street ad- Trustee and of the trusts miles west of Salt Lake Resources at (801) 536- and F027. contact Mark Christen- written protests must be NC Ventures, Inc. in certified funds or a dress and other common created by said Deed of City, three and one-half 4413 (TDD (801) 536- A. The draft modification, sen of the Division of filed within 15 days after The sale is subject to a cashier's check at the designation, if any, Trust, to pay the remain- miles south of Exit 49 on 4414), at least five work- would allow Envirocare Solid and Hazardous the conclusion of the bankruptcy filing, a pay- time of sale to secure shown herein. Said sale ing principal sums of the Interstate 80. Northeast ing days prior to the to accept, treat, and dis- Waste at (801) 538- public hearing and all off, a reinstatement or bid, and the balance of will be made without cov- note(s) secured by said Casualty Real Property hearing. pose of wastes contain- 6596. In compliance with withdrawals or cancella- any other condition of the purchase price must enant or warranty, ex- Deed of Trust. The cur- Clive was known as the (Published in the Tran- ing dioxins and furans the American with Disa- tions of withdrawals must which the trustee is not be paid in full in the form press or implied, regard- rent beneficiary of the USPCI Clive Incineration script Bulletin August 9, with the aforementioned bilities Act, individuals be filed within 30 days aware that would cause of certified funds or a ing title, possession, con- Trust Deed as of the facility when originally 2005) codes. The addition of with special needs (in- after the conclusion of the cancellation of the cashier's check within 24 dition or encumbrances, date of this notice is: permitted in 1991. USP- the requested waste co- cluding auxiliary commu- said public hearing. The sale. If any such condi- hours from the time of including fees, charges JPMorgan Chase Bank CI was later acquired by THIRD JUDICIAL DIS- des will not result in a nicative aids and serv- Town Council will hear tion exists, the sale shall sale. and expenses of the As Trustee. The record Laidlaw Environmental TRICT COURT, STATE larger potential source ices) should contact all interested persons de- be void, the successful This Trustee’s Sale is Trustee and of the trusts owner of the property as Services which later OF UTAH term for the constituents Charlene Lamph, Office siring to be heard and bidder’s funds returned subject to a bankruptcy created by said Deed of of the recording of the merged with Safety- TOOELE COUNTY, of concern in the mixed of Human Resources at will give full considera- and the trustee and cur- filing, a payoff, a rein- Trust, to pay the remain- Notice of Default is/are: Kleen Corporation. The TOOELE DEPART- waste cell, since these (801) 536-4413 (TDD tion to all protests. If rent beneficiary shall not statement or any other ing principal sums of the Phon Syvannarath and Safety-Kleen Clive facili- MENT constituents are currently 536-4414). special accommodations be liable to the success- condition of which the note(s) secured by said Patty Syvannarath. ty was part of a purchase MILLPOND HOME- allowed to be disposed (Published in the Tran- are required, please call ful bidder for any dam- trustee is not aware that Deed of Trust. The cur- Dated: August 06, 2005. by Clean Harbors in OWNERS at similar concentrations script Bulletin August 9, Doretta Shumway at age. would cause the cancel- rent beneficiary of the James H Woodall 2002. The Clive facility ASSOCIATION, INC., when associated with 2005) (435) 839-3473 with rea- Bidders must tender to lation of this sale. Fur- Trust Deed as of the 10653 River Front Park- operations originally in- Plaintiff, other hazardous waste sonable advance notice. the trustee a $5,000.00 ther, if any of these con- date of this notice is: way, Suite 290 South cluded hazardous waste vs. codes. Waste with these TOWN OF VERNON Any written protest made deposit at the sale and ditions exist, this sale will Bank of America, N.A. Jordan UT 84095 (801 incineration and storage DAYNE L. APPLE- listed codes are required NOTICE OF INTENTION on behalf of a corpora- the balance of the pur- be null and void, the suc- The record owner of the 254-9450 (800) 245- in tanks, but those facili- GATE, Defendant, to meet the numerical TO ESTABLISH THE tion owning property chase price by 12:00 cessful bidder’s funds property as of the record- 1886 (Hotline) Hours: ties, along with part of NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S LDR treatment stand- VERNON WATER- within the proposed Dis- noon the day following shall be returned, and ing of the Notice of De- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. the originally permitted SALE OF REAL PROP- ards. For example, when WORKS SPECIAL trict shall be signed by the sale. The deposit the Trustee and the Ben- fault is/are: Robert W. Signature/by: James H. container storage areas ERTY associated with waste SERVICE DISTRICT the president, vice presi- must be in the form of a eficiary shall not be liable Stradford & Cathy M. Woodall, Trustee R- have been closed. Cur- Civil No. 040301253 codes F020-F023, F026, NOTICE is hereby given dent, or any duly author- cashier’s check or bank to the successful bidder Stradford. 120772 rent operations at the To be sold at Sheriff’s or F027, all hexachloro- to all interested persons ized agent of the corpo- official check payable to for any damages. Dated: August 07, 2005. (Published in the Tran- Clive facility are limited Sale on the 31st day of dibenzo-p-dioxins are re- that on the 21 day of Ju- ration. Where property Lundberg & Associates. James H Woodall script Bulletin August 9, to three areas where August, 2005, A.D., at quired to meet the LDR ly, 2005, the Vernon within the proposed Dis- The balance must be in THIS COMMUNICATION 10653 River Front Park- 16 & 23, 2005) containerized hazardous the hour of 10:30 a.m., at standard of 0.001 mg/kg Town Council adopted a trict is owned by more the form of a wire trans- IS AN ATTEMPT TO way, Suite 290 South waste is received and the North door of the in nonwastewaters. resolution declaring that than one person or enti- fer, cashier’s check, COLLECT A DEBT, AND Jordan UT 84095 (801) stored prior to shipment Public Safety Complex, When associated with the public health, con- ty, all owners holding title bank official check (credit ANY INFORMATION 254-9450 (800) 245- Public Notices off-site to Clean Harbors‚ rear entrance, 47 South waste code F028 or venience, and necessity to the property must join union official checks are OBTAINED WILL BE 1886 (Hotline) Hours: Miscellaneous Grassy Mountain or Ara- Main, Tooele City, F039, the LDR standard require the establishment in the signing of the pro- not accepted) or U.S. USED FOR THAT PUR- 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. gonite facilities or to an Tooele County, State of is also 0.001 mg/kg. of a water special service test in order for it to be Postal money order pay- POSE. Signature/by: James H. Deadline for public no- alternate off-site facility. Utah, all the right, title When assigned as an district, to be known as considered in the fifty able to Lundberg & As- DATED: July 30, 2005. Woodall, Trustee R- tices is 4 p.m. the day No treatment occurs at and interest of the De- underlying hazardous the Vernon Waterworks percent (50%) calcula- sociates. If wire transfer Paul M. Halliday, Jr. 120824 prior to publication. the Clive facility and all fendant(s) Dayne L. Ap- constituent, the LDR Special Service District tion discussed below. is used, an additional Successor Trustee (Published in the Tran- Public notices submit- wastes brought into the plegate in and to the fol- standard remains 0.001 (the "District") to provide If within 30 days after the $10.00 must be remitted 376 East 400 South, script Bulletin August 9, ted past the deadline facility are ultimately lowing described real mg/kg. This situation is culinary and/or secon- conclusion of the public with the purchase price. Suite 300 16 & 23, 2005) will not be accepted. shipped off-site for treat- property situated in the same for all other dary water service to hearing, more than fifty Cash payments are not Salt Lake City, Utah ment or disposal. Tooele County, State of regulated hazardous properties within the Dis- percent (50%) of the accepted. A trustee’s 84111 NOTICE OF TRUST- ANNOUNCEMENT OF The Northeast Casualty Utah, to wit: constituents in these trict’s boundaries and qualified voters of the deed will be delivered to Telephone: (801) 355- EE’S SALE APPOINTMENT Real Property Clive per- 6 Millpond, Stansbury waste codes. providing for the holding territory proposed to be the successful bidder 2886 APN: 13-051-0-0246 AND NOTICE TO mit renewal application Park, Utah 84074 B. Envirocare also pro- of a public hearing on the included within the Dis- within three business Office Hours: Mon.-Fri., Trust No. 1075735-07 CREDITORS has been reviewed by Dated and signed at poses to revise Module proposed establishment trict, or the owners of days after receipt of the 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Ref: Phon Syvannarath Estate of Steven Mat- Division of Solid and Tooele City, Tooele VI, Groundwater Monitor- of the District. If this over fifty percent (50%) amount bid. (MST) TRA: Loan No. thew Hansen, De- Hazardous Waste staff County, State of Utah, ing, Attachment VI-1, Special Service District is of the taxable value of DATED: July 27, 2005. FILE NUMBER: 27161 0433374428. ceased and found to be com- this 2nd day of August, Groundwater Field Sam- created it may levy annu- the taxable property pro- Scott Lundberg, Trust- (Published in the Tran- IMPORTANT NOTICE Probate No. 053300064 plete and acceptable. A 2005, A.D. pling Plan, and Attach- al taxes upon all taxable posed to be included ee script Bulletin August 2, TO PROPERTY OWN- Eileen M. Hansen, draft permit has been is- Sheriff Frank J. Park ment VI-2, Statistical property with the District within the District, file 3269 South Main, #100 9 & 16, 2005) ER: YOU ARE IN DE- whose address is 266 sued and is available for Tooele County, Utah Analysis of Groundwater and fees may be im- written protests against Salt Lake City, UT FAULT UNDER A DEED 4th Avenue, No. 404, review during a public (Published in the Tran- Monitoring Data. The posed to pay for all or the establishment of the 84115 NOTICE OF TRUST- OF TRUST, DATED Oc- Salt Lake City, Utah comment period. The script Bulletin August 9, draft modification, will al- part of the services to be District, the Town Coun- (801) 263-3400 EE’S SALE tober 29, 2001. UNLESS 84103, has been ap- public comment period 16 & 23, 2005) low Envirocare to sample provided by the District. cil is required by law to Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. APN: 12-055-0-0034 YOU TAKE ACTION TO pointed Personal Repre- on the draft permit for the annually two compliance The boundaries and abandon the proposed PUBLIC NOTICE – 5:00 p.m. Trust No. 1075656-07 PROTECT YOUR sentative of the above- Northeast Casualty Real point groundwater moni- service area of the pro- creation of the District. CITY POSITIONS UP L&A Case No. 05-40264 Ref: Cathy M Stradford PROPERTY, IT MAY BE entitled estate. Creditors Property Clive facility be- tor wells located immedi- posed District shall in- After the 30-day protest FOR NOVEMBER Team A/CS TRA: Loan No. SOLD AT A PUBLIC of the estate are hereby gins on Tuesday, August ately down gradient of clude portions of Sec- period closes, the Town ELECTION - RUSH THIS COMMUNICATION 6260945941. IMPOR- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN notified to deliver or mail 9, 2005, and will end on each sump pair where tions 20, 29, 31, and 32 Council shall adopt a VALLEY IS AN ATTEMPT TO TANT NOTICE TO EXPLANATION OF THIS their written claims to the Thursday, September the treated waste with Township 8 South, resolution either estab- MAYOR – Term 4 years COLLECT A DEBT, AND PROPERTY OWNER: PROCEEDING, YOU Personal Representative 22, 2005, at 5:00 p.m. the aforementioned Range 5 West, Salt Lake lishing the District or Town council – 2 per- ANY INFORMATION YOU ARE IN DEFAULT SHOULD CONTACT A at the address above, or A public hearing to re- waste codes will be Base & Meridian, Tooele abandoning the estab- sons, 4 years OBTAINED WILL BE UNDER A DEED OF LAWYER. On Septem- file their written claims ceive comment on the placed. This modification County, Utah, more par- lishment of the District. Town council – 1 person, USED FOR THAT PUR- TRUST, DATED Novem- ber 06, 2005, at 4:30pm, with the Clerk of the Dis- draft permit for the North- request by Envirocare al- ticularly described as fol- Any person who shall 2 years POSE. ber 28, 2003. UNLESS James H Woodall, as du- trict Court in Tooele east Casualty Real Prop- so proposes to include lows: have timely filed a written Each person seeking to (Published in the Tran- YOU TAKE ACTION TO ly appointed Trustee un- County, or otherwise erty Clive facility has using a control chart Beginning at the West protest and who is a become a candidate for script Bulletin August 2, PROTECT YOUR der a Deed of Trust re- present their claims as been scheduled for method to monitor statis- quarter corner of Section qualified voter residing a municipal office shall 9 & 16, 2005) PROPERTY, IT MAY BE corded October 31, required by Utah law Thursday, September tical variation of the sam- 20; thence East to the within, or owning proper- file a declaration of can- SOLD AT A PUBLIC 2001, as Instrument No. within three months after 15, 2005, at 7:00 p.m. in ple data collected from a Center Section; thence ty within, the District, didacy in person with the NOTICE OF TRUST- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN 171508, in Book 714, the date of the first publi- the south auditorium of well. South to the Southwest may petition the District city recorder or town EE'S SALE EXPLANATION OF THIS Page 253, of the Official cation of this notice or be the Tooele County Court- The Executive Secretary corner of the Northwest Court within 30 days af- clerk during office hours The following described PROCEEDING, YOU Records in the office at forever barred. house, located at 47 has reviewed the modifi- quarter of the Northeast ter the adoption of said and not later than 5;00 real property will be sold SHOULD CONTACT A the County Recorder of William L. Prater, Attor- South Main, Tooele, cation request and has quarter of Section 29; resolution for a writ of re- pm between July 15 and at public auction to the LAWYER. On Septem- Tooele County, State of ney Utah. issued a draft approval thence East to the North- view. The grounds for August 15, 2005 (20A-9- highest bidder without ber 06, 2005, at 4:30pm, Utah, executed by Phon DATED this 29th day of A fact sheet and the draft that if finalized would au- east corner of the South such a petition are limit- 203) warranty as to title, pos- James H Woodall, as du- Syvannarath and Patty July, 2005. permit are available for thorize Envirocare to West quarter of the North ed to: (1) a claim that the The clerk or recorder session or encumbran- ly appointed Trustee un- Syvannarath, will sell at Eileen M. Hansen, review and copying dur- manage the wastes de- East quarter of Section petitioner’s property will shall review the qualifica- ces, at the West main der a Deed of Trust re- public auction to highest Personal Representa- ing the comment period, scribed above. 29; thence South to the not be benefitted by the tions necessary to be- entrance North steps of corded December 08, bidder, payable in lawful tive between the hours of A hearing on this draft Southwest corner of the services to be provided come a candidate and the Tooele County Court- 2003, as Instrument No. money of the United Date of first publica- 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., permit modification will Northeast quarter of the by the District; and (2) a the provisions of status house, 47 South Main, 215372, in Book 910, States at the time of tion: August 2, 2005. or other hours with prior be held on September Southeast quarter of claim that the procedures or municipal ordinance Tooele, Utah, on August Page 165, of the Official sale. Successful bidders (Published in the Tran- arrangement, Monday 19, 2005, in the south Section 32; thence West used to establish the Dis- governing the disclosure 30, 2005, at 4:30 o'clock Records in the office at must tender a deposit of script Bulletin August 2, through Friday at the offi- auditorium of the Tooele to the Southwest corner trict violated the law. of campaign contribu- p.m., of said day: Situat- the County Recorder of $5,000 in certified funds 9 & 16, 2005) ces of the Utah Depart- County Courthouse, 47 of the Northeast quarter FAILURE TO TIMELY tions or expenditures ed in the County of Tooele County, State of to the trustee at the time ment of Environmental South Main, Tooele at of the Southeast quarter FILE A WRITTEN PRO- NOTICE TO PUBLIC with each person who Tooele, State of Utah, Utah, executed by Cathy of sale, with the balance Quality, Division of Solid 7:00 p.m. of Section 31; thence TEST PRECLUDES THE *NOTICE TO HEALTH files for candidacy. (10-3- more particularly descri- M. Stradford and Robert due by noon the follow- and Hazardous Waste, The public comment pe- North to the Southwest PROTEST FROM BE- CARE PROVIDERS 208(4)) bed as follows: W. Stradford, Wife And ing business day, at the 4th Floor, Martha riod for this draft appro- corner of the Northeast ING INCLUDED IN THE Notice is hereby given (Published in the Tran- Lot 75, GATEWAY Husband As Joint Ten- office of the Trustee. At Hughes Cannon Build- val will begin on August quarter of the Northeast 50% CALCULATION that the Utah Department script Bulletin July 21, NEIGHBORHOOD - ants, will sell at public the west main entrance, ing, 288 North 1460 9, 2005, when the public quarter of Section 31; DISCUSSED ABOVE of Health is seeking pub- 26, 28, August 2 & 9, PHASE 2A-2 SUBDIVI- auction to highest bidder, north steps to the Tooele West, Salt Lake City, notice is published in the thence East to the AND THE PROTES- lic review and comment 2005) SION, a Subdivision of payable in lawful money county District Court, 47 Utah. Salt Lake Tribune, De- Southeast corner of the TANT FROM FILING A for a Hospice Feasibility Tooele County, accord- of the United States at S. Main Tooele Utah all Written comments on the seret Morning News, and Northeast quarter of the PETITION FOR A WRIT Study. Mountain West ing to the official plat the time of sale. Suc- right, title and interest draft permit for the North- NOTICE Tooele Transcript/Bulle- Northeast quarter of Sec- OF REVIEW. FAILURE Hospice, Tooele, propos- thereof, recorded in the cessful bidders must ten- conveyed to and now east Casualty Real Prop- The Executive Secretary tin. The comment period tion 31; thence North to TO TIMELY FILE A PE- es to provide end-of-life office of the County Re- der a deposit of $5,000 held by it under said erty Clive facility must be of the Utah Solid and will end on September the Northeast corner of TITION FOR WRIT OF care to clients in their corder of Tooele County, in certified funds to the Deed of Trust in the received no later than Hazardous Waste Con- 22, 2005. Copies of the Section 31; thence East REVIEW FORECLOSES home or living facility. Utah. TAX # 13-049- trustee at the time of property situated in said 5:00 pm on Thursday, trol Board has received a Draft Modification and all along Section line to the ANY RIGHTS TO Comments may be sub- 0075 sale, with the balance County and State descri- September 22, 2005, Class 3 Modification re- related documents will Southeast corner of the THEREAFTER OBJECT mitted to Bureau of Purportedly known as: due by noon the follow- bed as: All of lot 246, and should be submitted quest submitted by En- be available for public re- Southwest quarter of the TO THE ESTABLISH- Health Facility Licensing, 489 Wheatridge Road, ing business day, at the maple hills subdivision to: virocare of Utah to revise view throughout the com- Southwest quarter of MENT OF THE DIS- Certification and Resi- Stansbury Park, UT office of the Trustee. At no. 2, a subdivision of Dennis R. Downs, Exec- sections of the State-is- ment period during nor- Section 29; thence North TRICT. dent Assessment, P.O. 84074 (the undersigned the west main entrance, Tooele city, according to utive Secretary sued Part B Permit for mal business hours, or to the Southeast corner Dated this 22nd day of Box 144103, SLC UT disclaims liability for any north steps to the Tooele the official plat thereof, Utah Solid and Hazard- the Mixed Waste Facility. other hours with prior ar- of the Southwest quarter July, 2005. 84114-4103, Attn: HFL error in the address). county District Court, 47 recorded in the office of ous Waste Control Board Background: The Mixed rangement, at the follow- of the Southwest quarter BY THE ORDER OF Program Manager, until The Trust Deed being S. Main Tooele Utah all the Tooele county re- Division of Solid and Waste Facility proposes ing location: of Section 20; thence THE VERNON TOWN September 1, 2005. foreclosed by these non- right, title and interest corder. The street ad- Hazardous Waste to receive wastes with Utah Department of En- West along Section line COUNCIL (Published in the Tran- judicial trust deed fore- conveyed to and now dress and other common P.O. Box 144880 the listed codes F020- vironmental Quality to the Southwest corner By: Doretta Shumway script Bulletin August 2, closure proceedings is held by it under said designation of the real Salt Lake City, Utah F023, F026 and F027. Division of Solid and of Section 20; thence Vernon Town Clerk 4 & 9, 2005) dated June 20, 2002, Deed of Trust in the property described 84114-4880 This modification re- Hazardous Waste North along Section line P.O. Box 114 and was executed by quires the addition of a to the Point of Beginning property situated in said above is purported to be: NOTICE For additional informa- 288 North 1460 West, Vernon, Utah 84080 NICKOLAS J. JORDAN new Attachment II-1-14, , all within the bounda- County and State descri- 1232 North 550 East Northeast Casualty Real tion or questions con- 4th Floor (Published in the Tran- and ERIN A. JORDAN, Plan for the Management ries of the Town of Ver- bed as: Lot 34, the ridge Tooele UT 84074. Esti- Property, LLC, a subsid- cerning the draft permit Salt Lake City, Utah script Bulletin July 26, husband and wife, as of Waste Codes F020- non. plat "C", a subdivision of mated Total Debt as of iary of Clean Harbors for the Northeast Casual- 84116 August 2 & 9, 2005) joint tenants, as Trustors, F023, F026 and F027 The public hearing will Tooele city, according to September 06, 2005 is Inc. has submitted an ap- ty Real Property Clive fa- Written comments will be in favor of Mortgage and revisions to Module be held on the 16th day the plat thereof, recorded $163,944.33. The under- plication to the Utah Divi- cility, contact Boyd accepted until 5:00 p.m. Electronic Registration III, Storage and Treat- of August, 2005, at 7:00 in the office of the Tooele signed Trustee disclaims sion of Solid and Hazard- Swenson with the Utah on September 22, 2005, Systems, Inc., the pres- ment in Containers and p.m. at the Vernon Fire county recorder. The any liability for any incor- ous Waste to renew its Division of Solid and and should be submitted ent Beneficiary. The revisions to Module VI, Station, 325 South Main

• Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch Mountain West Medical Center, is W., Tooele, Room 118 Eagles events set 7195 (please leave a message). No Doings at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. for those over 50 and costs just $15 • Thursday 7:30 p.m. at 134 E. • Lunch — Lunch will now be children, please. continued from page B2 • Everyday quilting per year. Call 843-3690 for a mem- Erda Road, Erda, Room 8 served at the Eagles Lodge. Hot/ Gun Club trapshooting league • Aug. 10 — Blood sugar and bership form and to RSVP for all N.A.R.F.E. meets cold sandwiches, Polish dogs, corn Beginning Aug. 14 we’re going Leader and Co-Leader Training pressure testing 10 a.m. activities except exercise and water The August meeting for the Tooele dogs, pizza, etc. Come up in the cool to try to start a new four week Opportunities. Questions? Contact aerobics. Tooele seniors Chapter of the National Active and have lunch. lauge to be shot each Sunday at Dorothy Williams at 882-5221. • Hinges and Twinges (water The Tooele County Senior Citizen and Retired Federal Employees Ladies pool league begins 10 a.m. Four weeks, 50 bids each aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays and Center can be reached at 882-2870. Association will be Aug. 11 at 1 p.m. Tooele County Ladies Pool Sunday (we’ll skip the Labor Day Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 at the Tooele Senior Citizen’s Center. League — Ladies, it’s time once weekend) until Sept. 10. If you can’t Seniors Center, $2.50 for members. a.m. to Noon; aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Plans for the annual picnic/meeting again to start putting your teams make it you can make up another • Aug. 11-12 — AARP Driving dancing 12-1 p.m.; in September will be discussed. All together. There will be a sign-up time. Shooters of all skills levels are • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. needed so get some friends together Grantsville seniors members should attend. For more sheet at the bars. You may also call The Grantsville Senior Center aerobics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; Both days are mandatory to com- and sign up. Remember we’re open information call Hal Webster at 882- Jody at 884-6181. There will be a can be called at 884-3446. blood pressure at Noon; bridge plete the course. Cost is $10. Meet mandatory meeting on Aug. 20 at on Wednesdays at 6 p.m., Saturdays 5331 or Marla Ramey at 882-3876. • Mondays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch 12:45 p.m. at MWMC classrooms. Registration 10 a.m. at 200 West and Vine St. at noon and Sundays at 10 a.m. at noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • Fridays — Aerobics 10:30 a.m.; is required. Sewing group meets (park). For more info call John Miller at • Tuesdays 9 a.m. pilates; 10 a.m. lunch at Noon; Bingo 6 p.m.; danc- Groups Tooele neighborhood sewing Bereaved parents 882-2429. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo; lunch at ing 6-8 p.m. group will hold their monthly meet- Join a bereaved parents sup- Elks Monday night dinner noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. • Aug. 11 — Trip to Wendover. ing on Wednesday, Aug. 17, in the port group held every third Friday “Our Big Fat Summer Bash” by • Wednesdays 8 a.m. aerobics; Cost is $11. Bus leaves the center Kick drug habit auditorium at the Extension office of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Matt and Jean will be Monday, Aug. 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. breakfast; 1 p.m. at 9 a.m. A 12 Step Addiction Recovery at 9:30 a.m. We will watch videos Stansbury Park Clubhouse. Parents 15 at 6 p.m. Sloppy Joe or Chicken pilates; 1 p.m. Pinochle • Aug. 12 — Dancing with Program for addictive/compulsive concerning sewing presented by who have lost a child through mis- Salad Crossiant with baked beans, • Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle; 10 Delbert behavior, run by LDS Social Services Shirley Adams. We invite anyone carriage, ectopic pregnancy, still- sweet and sour sausage, chips with a.m. line dancing; lunch at noon, Senior Circle, MWMC in Tooele and Erda, welcomes new who enjoys sewing to join us for the birth, early infant death or SIDS are dip, lots of salads and desserts. reservations by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. Senior Circle, sponsored by members and everyone. meeting. Call Geri Thomas at 882- invited to attend. Any questions, Proceeds go to building fund. Take blood pressure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo Community Health Systems and • Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at 1030 S. 900 3487 for information. contact Becky Chamberlain 843- outs available. $5 per plate.