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Wrestling refs have unique father/son ties See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN January 10, 2006 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 112 NO. 66 50 cents $10,000 posted for cow massacre culprit School district audit Bovine death toll increases to 10 shows balanced books by Jesse Fruhwirth by Jesse Fruhwirth Current business administrator STAFF WRITER Richard Reese, who took over for STAFF WRITER It’s not easy educating over 11,000 Sampson in July, said he’s “very The potential reward for any- students. satisfied” with the audit. one with information regarding It’s almost as tough to keep tabs “I’m very pleased with the audit,” the shooting of ten cows near on the $68 million used to educate Reese said. “There were no major Vernon has more than doubled. them. findings. Some minor, but that’s to Anyone with information that The Tooele County School District be expected.” leads to a conviction will be eli- has released its annual audit to great Board member Jerry Powers, gible for a $10,000 reward. reviews. Conducted by an indepen- with his 37 years of banking experi- Seven pregnant cows were dent agency, the “unqualified” report ence and a former auditor himself, discovered shot in the heads shows there are no “material mis- was chosen to be the audit liaison and necks by last Thursday. The statements” in the district’s financial for the board. He said he is satisfied deaths of three more cows have books. That is the accountants’ way with the audit as well. been attributed to the same inci- of saying, as far as they can tell, all “I’d be the last person to have dent since that time. $68 million are present or accounted this expectation of a 100 percent Based on the value of the for. clean audit,” Powers said. “I don’t cows, the perpetrator could face The audit covers financial state- think anybody ever gets a perfect a second-degree felony charge of ments for the year ending June (review).” criminal mischief. 30, 2005. The audit is a post-term One of the minor findings includ- The herd’s owner, Dick review of the tenures of former ed a lapse in procedure for deposit- Johnson of Grantsville, superintendent Larry Shumway and announced a $3,000 reward last former business administrator Bill SEE AUDIT ON A2 week — mostly from his own Sampson. funds. The Humane Society of Utah on Friday pitched in an additional $5,000. Since then other donors have added to the Toddler barely survives grand total. Originally only seven cows were thought to have been killed. parents’ alleged neglect After the field was more thor- oughly combed, two more car- by Jesse Fruhwirth “The child’s core temperature casses were found. The last of STAFF WRITER had dropped significantly ... the 10 was critically injured and Parents of a hospitalized three They were apparently playing was put down Saturday. year old are in custody facing video games and not being very A fourth generation rancher reckless endangerment charges. attentive.” with his brother Neil, Johnson The Tooele couple allegedly left The child was not breathing has seen similar incidents. their child in the bathtub with- when police units arrived. “We get a cow shot every year,” out supervision, according to a “The father attempted to he said. police official. The child is still begin resuscitation on the child But never has his herd of over hospitalized, but reportedly has prior to the arrival of the offi- 400 suffered such a wanton, been taken off life support. cers,” Wexels said. senseless cull. William and Brianne Matias Police performed CPR. When “It was pretty devastating. called 911 when the they discov- an ambulance arrived, the child We’re up to 10 cows and they ered the child unconscious in was transported to Mountain were all young cows that would the bathtub. After an interview West Medical Center and later have been with us 10 to 12 more with police officials days later, to Primary Children’s Medical years,” he said. they were each charged with a Center in Salt Lake City by heli- Det. Ron Johnson of the Tooele third-degree felony. copter. County Sheriff’s Department said Tooele Police Lt. Craig Wexels Spokeswoman for the Utah the shooting was done the end of said their charges stem from Department of Human Services December. inaction that led to the child’s Carol Sisco confirmed the child “[The shooting occurred] photography / Troy Boman significant bodily harm. had survived the trauma. She Dick Johnson of Grantsville stands by one of his 10 senselessly killed cows at his ranch near Vernon. The “We’re estimating that [the said the Division of Child and heifers were all pregnant with 10-12 years left on their lives. Several agencies have contributed to the child was in the tub] maybe a SEE COWS ON A2 reward fund that now stands at $10,000 for information leading to a conviction. couple of hours,” Wexels said. SEE TODDLER ON A2 THS assistant principal to head new junior high Bush inks Cedar wilderness protection by Jesse Fruhwirth by Karen Hunt cover for me,” Strain said. “This STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER is a great experience for me.” The Cedar Mountain After four years as assistant Before the board decided Wilderness Area received principal, Hal Strain will soon whether to OK the new principal Pres. George W. Bush’s rubber- preside over a new school of his last Tuesday during their regular stamp on Friday, bringing the own. meeting, Strain had an opportu- land protection into law. After That’s “unfortunately for nity address the board. being approved by both halves Tooele High School,” according “I’m excited for the opportu- of the federal Legislature late to Principal Michael Westover. nity — if I’m accepted — and I last year, the president agreed “He’s been a good man to have really appreciate the opportunity to the major roadblock to the around here. We’ll miss him next and ... the trust,” he said. development of high-level year and for years to come,” The board’s approval was quick nuclear waste depository on added Westover. and unanimous. the Goshute Reservation. Strain was chosen as principal Strain was hired four years ago Proposed by Rob Bishop of the new Clarke N. Johnsen as Assistant Principal at Tooele (R-Utah), nearly 100,000 acres Junior High from a half dozen High School by Elementary in the Skull Valley are now applicants for his ability to con- Director Sandra Shepard. protected from many kinds of nect with students and his level A Payson High School graduate, development. The rail spur pro- head. Strain went on to graduate from posed by Private Fuel Storage “He’s calm in tense situations, Snow College, Brigham Young (PFS) — a consortium of util- makes good sound decisions and University and the University of ity companies that would have has good rapport with students Idaho. transported high-level nuclear and faculty,” said Superintendent After earning his bache- waste through Skull Valley — is Michael Johnsen. lor’s degree at Brigham Young no longer possible. The position was open only University, he started his 10-year After months of victories to current district employees career in education as a coach for PFS last year that made because the new principal must and math teacher in Burley, Idaho. their plans seem almost inevi- complete regular duties through In addition to coaching volleyball, table, the winter months saw the end of the school year while basketball and track, he also man- opponents planning the victory also selecting staff, creating rules, aged the swimming pool. party. planning for student body offi- While teaching, he also earned “I really think this represents cers, and ordering furniture, fix- his master’s degree in educa- the single largest legislative tures and equipment for the new tional administration from the victory against efforts to bring photography / Kari Scribner school. University of Idaho and complet- The federal government set aside 100,000 acres of the Cedar Mountains and Skull Valley, designating it a wilder- ness area. The move is an effort to prevent Private Fuel Storage from turning a portion of the Goshute reservation “Mr. Westover and Mrs. Warr SEE WILDERNESS ON A3 both expressed willingness to SEE PRINCIPAL ON A3 into the nation’s largest repository for high-level radioactive waste.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 SPORTS A10 INSIDE Partly cloudy tonight with a CROSSWORD A6 HOMETOWN B1 Buffs, Cowboys hit the mats chance of rain and snow. Lows at Best of West tournament near 30. Breezy Wednesday. Highs OBITUARIES A7 DOINGS B2 See A10 in the 40s. Complete Forecast: A2 TV LISTINGS A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2 TUESDAY January 10, 2006 ETCETERA ... Cows Audit Temps/Precipitation ValleyLocal WeatherWeather Forecast continued from page A1 continued from page A1 Date High Low (prec./inches) before the 29th of December and ing receipts within three days. Reese Jan. 5 47 26 .02 Wed 41/29 after Christmas,” Det. Johnson said mundane problems like a secre- Jan. 6 49 28 1/11 said. “The gentleman who found tary calling in sick for the week can Jan. 7 55 29 Rain showers early mixing with the cows had been working out cause that type of problem. Jan. 8 43 26 .02 snow showers later in the day. Jan. 9 39 22 there off and on, on location, and “Anytime you do an audit there High 41F. just noticed them on the 29th.” will be exceptions to accepted pro- Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Det. Johnson said his intuition cedures ... the auditors will always for the National Weather Service, reports is that the crime was committed find something,” Reese said. that his recording station at 139 S. Main Thu received .04 inches of precipitation 36/22 by someone who did not grow up Other problems the district has between Jan. 5 and Jan. 9 and a total of .43 1/12 in a rural community. had are not so mundane. In 2002, so far this month. The normal for January Morning snow showers. Highs in “Most people who were born the administration was shocked to is 1.07 inches. the mid 30s and lows in the low and raised out in Vernon where it discover that an office manager at For the water year, which began Oct. 20s. happened, they know that that’s 1, 2005, Tooele has received 3.28 inches of Northlake Elementary had forged precipitation. The normal for the year is the farmer’s livelihood,” Johnson nearly $74,000 in checks made out 18.49 inches of precipitation. said, “they know how much a to herself. In a separate incident the Fri 39/29 cow is worth and they wouldn’t same year, an employee of the dis- Area Ski Report 1/13 do that.” trict’s finance department was found The estimated the value of the Today’s Mountain Weather Forecast: Plenty of sun. Highs in the upper to have stolen around $20,000. Winter storm watch in effect from this 30s and lows in the upper 20s. pregnant cows is $1,500 each. Powers said internal audits are evening through thursday morning. Today Det. Johnson found the lock more suited to finding problems partly cloudy. breezy. A 30 percent chance of snow in the late afternoon. to the gate of the field nearly such as those from 2002. Annual Alta — 113” mid mtn. 9” new snow 48 25 feet from the entry. The lock Sat 42/29 district-wide audits, like the one pre- hrs; 7/7 lifts open appeared to be shot off with a Beaver Mountain — 71” mid mtn. 4” new 1/14 pared by Squire & Company, only snow 48 hrs; 5/5 lifts open Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 40s high-caliber weapon. Spent shell analyze transactions of $100,000 or Brian Head — 27” mid mtn. 0” new snow and lows in the upper 20s. casings were also found around more, he added. 48 hrs; 5/7 lifts open the animals themselves. Brighton — 113” mid mtn. 7” new snow “I think the audit should be look- last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open “People know Tooele’s a good ing for any kind of anomaly, but The Canyons — 72” mid mtn. 4” new Sun place to shoot, and it is,” Det. the internal auditor for the district, snow 48 hrs; 16/16 lifts open 38/20 Deer Valley — 64” mid mtn. 1” new 1/15 Johnson said. “Pretty much they they’re the ones who really get snow 48 hrs; 20/21 lifts open come out and shoot anything A few snow showers. Highs in the into the nitty-gritty of each of the Park City — 88” mid mtn. 8” new snow that’s available to them.” 48 hrs; 14/14 lifts open upper 30s and lows in the low 20s. schools’ doings,” Powers said. State Farm Insurance and the Powder Mountain — 83” mid mtn; 0” ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Reese said those problems were new snow last 48 hours; 7/7 lifts open Service Utah Farmers Union each con- not related to any larger financial Snowbasin — 89” mid mtn. 3” new snow tributed $1,000 to the reward 48 hrs; 8/12 lifts open concerns about the district. Snowbird — 103” mid mtn. 6” new snow fund. The Western Ag Credit “Is there a global concern about 48 hrs; 10/11 lifts open Your Local News Source tossed in $500, as did the Tooele the financial situation of the dis- Solitude — 103” mid mtn; 8” new snow County Farm Bureau. last 48 hours; 8/8 lifts open trict? No, not in my perspective,” TOOELE RANSCRIPT photography / Troy Boman Sundance — 66” mid mtn. 2” new snow T Det. Johnson can be reached he said. “The audits have always 48 hrs; 4/4 lifts open BULLETIN at 435-843-4705. Dick Johnson locks the gate to his property near Vernon. Trespassers Wolf Mountain — 52” mid mtn. 1” new shot off the lock and killed 10 of his pregnant cows in late December. been unqualified opinions ... I’m not snow 48 hrs; 3/3 lifts open e-mail: [email protected] aware of any qualified issues regard- ing the district [in past years].” If audits don’t detect missing Five nominated to fill money close to $100,000 what do they detect? Other districts’ experi- ences are telling. judicial court vacancy In a recently released Monticello School District audit, administrators The Third District Judicial address a written statement to and board members in Minnesota Nominating Commission has Commission Chair Larry Lunt, were shocked to find their general selected five nominees for a c/o Administrative Office of the fund had $1.2 million less than pre- vacancy in the Third Judicial Courts, P.O. Box 140241, Salt Lake dicted. Reportedly due to budgeting District. The position will replace City, Utah, 84114-0241. Comments District Court Judge Pat Brian errors, the school district was left must be received by Jan. 20, 2006 with a $200,000 balance that they who recently retired. The Third at 5 p.m. Judicial District is comprised of thought would be $1.4 million. The commission may request The New Orleans School District’s Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele further interviews or an inves- counties. application for federal disaster relief tigation of the nominees after loans was rejected in part because The nominees are as fol- reviewing public comments. After lows: Third District Court they have not received an unquali- the public comment period, the Commissioner Michael Evans, Salt fied audit since 2002. names will be sent to the governor Lake City; Robert Faust, attorney Despite his satisfaction with the who has 30 days to select a can- in private practice, Salt Lake City; audit, Powers said there is room for didate. The Governor’s nominee Craig Hall, partner, Chapman and improvement. Cutler, Salt Lake City; Assistant is then forwarded to the Senate “What I’d like to see happen is Federal Defender Mark Kouris, Confirmation Committee, which where we go back in 90 days or 180 Utah Federal Defenders Office, reviews the nominee’s qualifica- days and reaudit [schools where Salt Lake City; Assistant Attorney tions and conducts a public hear- issues have been detected],” Powers General Carolyn Nichols, Salt ing and interview session. The said, “to test some of those things, Lake City. Senate Confirmation Committee that those issues in fact have been A 10-day public comment then forwards the final nominee addressed.” period will be held before the to the Utah State Senate, which names are submitted to Gov. has 60 days from the Governor’s Tooele Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. To submit nomination to confirm the nomi- comments about the nominees, nee.

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Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45, 8:30 photography / Troy Boman shelters.” e-mail: [email protected] Sat: 12:10, 3:00, 5:45 (PG) Richard L. Miller was Lifeflighted to LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City Monday evening after his eastbound * vehicle rolled several times on I-80 near mile marker 62. Hood Winked Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 Chicken Sun: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00 (PG) Meth suspected in first major crash of ’06 Kabob by Jesse Fruhwirth involved in the crash. amphetamine, but lab tests have $ 49 Last Holiday* STAFF WRITER Rapich said Miller was arrest- not yet confirmed either charge. Dly: 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 The Utah Highway Patrol 6 Sat: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:20 ed for owning and using meth- e-mail: [email protected] responded to the first major Voted #1 Burger Joint in Tooele County! Pork Kabob Sun: 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00 (PG-13) crash of the year in Tooele $ 95 * County Monday afternoon. 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Huntsman Jr., is a joint task force which will consider topics including how to provide a clear, con- sistent message on information Newly elected Stockton officials recently sworn in include (l-r) Councilman David Durtschi, Mayor Dan Rydalch, and prevention issues; a strong and Councilman Gary Fowler. Stockton Justice Court Judge Ronald E. Powell administered the oath of office. law enforcement response; legislation to fund drug courts - including the Drug Offender at the top of the valley. Under ed for his outspoken support of Reform Act; and good treat- Wilderness that alternate plan, the nuclear the wilderness plan. The Utah ment programs to protect the waste would still come into the Wilderness Coalition — a giant real victims: children and their continued from page A1 region on rail but be transferred consortium of state and nation- families. nuclear waste to Utah’s west to trucks to complete the trip al environmental groups— also Consider some of the statis- desert,” Bishop spokesman Scott within Tooele County. praised the creation of the wil- tics: Parker said. “PFS isn’t complete- PFS received approvals derness area. 1. Meth is and has been the ly dead, but this is the biggest nail from the National Regulatory “This legislation accomplishes number one illegal drug of in the coffin to date.” Commission as well as the Atomic something that’s never been done Sue Martin, representative for Safety and Licensing Board in before in Utah — unanimous PFS, said the effort to stop the 2005 with both plans in their agreement on a Utah Wilderness NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 rail spur will not hamper their proposals. proposal that truly protects Utah’s efforts. PFS is still is a tough spot. deserving wilderness,” said Scott TOOELETRANSCRIPT “The other option, to use Fortunes turned in the fall as Groene, executive director of BULLETIN heavy haul trucks from the several of the energy partners the Southern Utah Wilderness [Union Pacific] mainline at the ducked out of the deal under the Alliance. top of Skull Valley, was always political assault from Utah’s rep- The wilderness area pro- in the application [to the Nuclear resentatives. vision, previously proposed Regulatory Commission],” Martin Martin said there are sever- in the Utah Test and Training said. “That’s what’s so ironic al other energy companies that Range Protection Act, was later about the Utah delegation jump- would have use for the planned attached to the National Defense ing up and down congratulating facility and that marketing their Authorization Act. The provision themselves ... The rail line would services has been “an ongoing took effect immediately at the have cost us more, but we were effort.” president’s signing. willing to do that to make our The wilderness area bill Martin said she expects PFS neighbors happy.” brought staggering teamwork to receive the license from the Martin said the rail spur between Utah politicians and NRC this month. She said after through the valley was not vital environmentalists. Cosponsoring the license is in their possession, Tooele (99 West 1280 North) to the facility, but a concession Bishop’s efforts were Utah rep- they will begin more aggressive granted to ranchers and prop- resentatives Jim Matheson and marketing to new companies to erty owners who had concerns Chris Cannon. Governor John begin construction of the facility. with train-to-truck transfer point Huntsman Jr. has been credit- e-mail: [email protected] 493 W. 400 N., Tooele

As a young principal himself, 882-4800 Principal Principal Westover’s thoughts on www.mohlmanlaw.com continued from page A1 the man who helped him accli- mate to his own position are ed an administrative internship at enthusiastic. Burley High School. “Mr. Strain is a very easygoing, “You know I had the oppor- likable guy who is professional is tunity to work with some good every way and will do a wonder- administrators while I was teach- ful job,” Westover said. �������������� ing up in Idaho and one of them Superintendent Johnsen will made the comment to me that appoint an assistant principal to administration was a good option Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High for me in the future, that I had a within the next week. The district good temperament for it,” Strain ������������������� also has plans to hire an assistant said. Strain is the only educator in principal to fill the vacancy at his family, but each of his four Tooele High School, in addition to Hal Strain brothers and his sister obtained creating a position for an admin- degrees beyond high school at est daughter will be at the junior istrative intern. �������� some level. high in a few years. She’s getting Clarke N. Johnsen junior high “It was because our parents to that age.” is located in Overlake and will were behind us on education and Strain, age 31, gets teased regu- open for classes in the 2006-07 stressed it; it became very impor- larly for his youthful appearance. school year. ���� ����������������������������������� tant to all of us,” Strain said. In fact, Superintendent Johnsen Strain commends the commu- � ������������� Today, Strain lives in the joked at the meeting they were nity for helping the district pass � boundaries of the new junior high moving him to the junior high the bonds, which will fund the ��� ��������������������������������������������������� school. so he looked older than the stu- new school. “I have five great, beautiful dents. “It shows how much this com- � ���������������������������������������������������� daughters,” Strain said. “Really, “I am young, but I think the munity values education and the � ���������������������������������������������������������� I’m kind of excited to be able experience I’ve gained in educa- education of their youth,” Strain � ���������������������������������� to see them come through the tion has prepared me for this said. school in their education. My old- opportunity,” Strain said. e-mail: [email protected] ��� ���������������������������������������������������������� � ����������������������������������������������� ��� ������������������������������������������������������� Gasoline prices creeping up again, � ��������������������������������������������� but Utah’s remain lowest in the U.S. ��� ���������������������������������������������������������������� � ��������������������������������������������������������������� Despite increasing gasoline Prices for regular, self-serve in Ogden is $2.03. Logan had the larg- costs, Utah motorists are paying Idaho have jumped 5 cents to $2.13. est increase of the cities surveyed. � ��������������������������������������������������������������� the lowest price in the country, Montana’s price has increased 4 The current price in Logan is $2.09, ��� �������������������������������������������������������� according to a new report from cents to the current average of $2.18. a 13-cent increase from December. AAA Utah. The average price for a Wyoming experienced the smallest “The end of the temporary mea- � ���������������������������������������������������������� gallon of regular, self-serve gasoline increase, 1 cent, for a new average sures that were adopted to ease � �������������������� in Utah is $2.08. This is 8 cents high- of $2.15 a gallon. Colorado motor- fuel shortages after the hurri- er than AAA’s monthly survey on ists suffered the largest increase of canes may be another reason for ��� ��������������������������������������������������������� December 13, and 25 cents higher the Intermountain States. The cur- the increase in fuel prices,” said � ����������������������������������������������������������� than last year. rent average price in Colorado is Fairclough. “These temporary mea- � ���������������������� Prices have increased across $2.30, a 12-cent increase from last sures include the availability of oil the nation in the past month. The month’s survey. Arizona’s prices from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum ��� ���������������������������������������������������������������� national average price of a gal- increased 8 cents for a new aver- Reserve; relaxed environmental � ��������������������������������������������������� lon of regular self-serve gasoline age of $2.30. Nevada’s price jumped and shipping regulations; and ship- is currently $2.32. This is 14 cents 6 cents to the current average of ments to the U.S. of gasoline and oil ��� ������������������������������������������������������������������ higher than last month and 55 cents $2.32. California’s price increased from emergency stockpiles held by higher than last year. This increase 7 cents from last month to the new � ���������������������������������������������������������������������� foreign governments.” is partly explained by rise in the average of $2.36. � ������������������������������������������������������������������� As prices continue to change, price of crude oil, and tax increases All of the cities surveyed by AAA consumers can save money on fuel in several states have also pushed saw increased prices except one. ��� ���������������������������������������������� prices higher. St. George motorists enjoyed a 3- by shopping aggressively for the � ������������������������������������������������� “The price of crude oil remained cent drop in prices. The current lowest price. AAA Utah has a tool � �������������� below $60 for most of November average price in St. George is $2.16 that can help. Located online at and December, but is now over for regular, self-serve gasoline. The www.aaa.com/gasprices, the AAA $63,” said Rolayne Fairclough, AAA average price in Vernal rose 4 cents Fuel Finder has real time informa- Utah spokesperson. “The increase to $2.11. Moab motorists are pay- tion on gas prices at more than ������� in prices is puzzling because of the ing a nickel more this month. The 85,000 gas stations throughout the �������������������� higher-than-normal temperatures average price in Moab is currently United States. ������������������������������� and the tapering off of demand due $2.23. The average price in Provo is AAA’s Fuel Gauge Report is the to upcoming scheduled refinery $2.00, a 7-cent increase from AAA’s most comprehensive retail gasoline maintenance.” December survey. Salt Lake City survey available, with over 85,000 According to AAA Utah, which and Ogden motorists both saw aver- self-serve stations surveyed every- ������������ tracks gas prices as a service to age prices increase 10 cents. The day nationwide. Data is provided consumers, prices have increased current average price in Salt Lake in cooperation with OPIS Energy throughout the Intermountain West. City is $2.02. The average price in Group and Wright Express, LLC. �������� A4 TUESDAY January 10, 2006

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894 Our View More business is better Last week’s editorial, “Our 2006 Wish List,” apparently left some local businesses feeling slighted. In a hotly bounced around e-mail conversation between members of business community, we were accused of pointing out our community’s per- ceived deficiencies, rather than accentuating the great things Tooele business own- ers have to offer. That’s simply not the case nor the purpose of the editorial. Two points come to mind. It’s not fair or accurate to accuse the Transcript-Bulletin of being unsupportive of local businesses. We frequently feature local businesses prominently in our news and Hometown sections, wrote a local business shopping guide for the Christmas season and have encouraged residents in numerous editorials to “shop locally.” We are, after all, a local business ourselves. Second, variety is the spice of life. Tooele is a notoriously difficult town in which to sustain a retail business as it requires competing with all the Wasatch Front has to offer. As we all know, once you head into Salt Lake, you’re likely to spend the day — and your dollars — there and not just for the one product or service you originally sought. As a critical mass of commerce is reached here in Tooele, we have fewer reasons to travel around the mountains and our days and our dollars are increasingly spent here. If the number of clothing stores reaches a point where you can do a full days shopping right here in town, you’re more likely to stay here for dinner. If one sector lags, all the others suffer as residents continue to feel the itch for a day trip to Salt Lake City. As our immediate wants are increasingly served by local business, so too do we find a local business to serve our more peripheral desires. “A rising tide lifts all the boats.” John F. Kennedy made that phrase famous, but it’s too fitting that according to a former assistant of the then Senator, it was LETTERS TO THE EDITOR a chamber of commerce called ‘The New England Council’ who first wrote those words. get. Simple, Right? Apparently not for My parents have had great experienc- Christmas stories great Sheriff Park. Did we elect this man to es with the people of Quality Chevrolet Our wish list was by no means comprehensive. It was compiled to explore what Editor: make light of pointing a gun at a per- and suggested I visit their service shop. else (new businesses or otherwise) a few residents we asked would like to have in What a pleasure it was to open son’s head, or for him to protect us and Kelly Sounders listened carefully to their fast-growing community. Ask yourself, your friends and colleagues the same the Dec. 22, 2005 Tooele Transcript- live up to the rules he swore to uphold? all the things that had gone wrong question and see what kind of list you come up with. Our list was in no way meant Bulletin and read the Christmas sto- Wasn’t the Sheriff taught in grade with my almost new van and was very to denigrate those great establishments already catering to the needs of the com- ries that had been submitted. A few school that a gun is not a toy? sympathetic. He had their finance man- munity. We’re thrilled they are here and we’re excited to see the tide keep rising. of them brought many memories of I just wanted you, as the general pub- ager review my paperwork, tested the Christmases past and as I read them it lic, to see things from a law enforce- electrical system, and then he asked was refreshing to realize that some of ment official’s point of view. All I know if I would mind leaving it overnight ANOTHER VIEW the entries were from young people as is if a woman tells me that her hus- so the people at Quality Dodge could well as the senior generation — and band, or anyone for that matter, points look over some of the problems (it is a even though some were fable — they a gun at her and pulls the trigger; then Dodge Caravan). When I entered that are always of particular interest. the guy says that he did, but it wasn’t service shop I felt sick to my stomach Think hard before It was a welcome reprieve from the loaded; I would be hauling him off in due to the terrible stress I’d been thor- daily horrendous tragedies our country handcuffs for, at the very least, reck- ough. When I left I was close to tears and the rest of the world have been and less endangerment, if not assault. And because the kindness and caring he’d continue to suffer. I hope this becomes if you still think that this whole thing is shown me were such a relief I could becoming a parent a tradition for the Transcript-Bulletin blown out of proportion, try having a hardly contain myself. and maybe it could be extended to s the father really inconvenient part-time job. gun pointed at your head. The dealership where we originally include other holidays occasionally. of a nearly It’s only after the birth that they purchased the van only cared about the There are many aspiring poets, Justin Wood two-year- release that the closest work equiva- money. When I asked them to fix the A writers and artists in our community; Grantsville old boy, I have lent would be being on call 24 hours a problem they repeatedly complained resources are readily available and I learned that while day for a deaf mute boss who grunted about how much money we were cost- would encourage increased participa- Stop horse slaughter the secrets of out instructions and beat you when ing them and that they genuinely care tion in this great opportunity. Happy Editor: good parenting you misinterpreted his incompre- about my family’s safety and have gone New Year! There is inaccurate information in remain elusive, hensible bleatings. Parenting taxes far beyond my expectations to ensure Renee McFarland Jesse Fruhwirth’s article concerning the signs of the strongest relationships, and for that we get home safe and happy. I Tooele horse slaughter. First, it does not cost bad parenting Daniel Kline all its rewards, there are times even $1,000 to “put down” and bury a horse. would like to thank everybody at the stand out like Guest Columnist the most well-adjusted adults have Just last month I paid my vet $100 to Quality dealerships of Tooele. Your Dick Cheney trouble handling it. Gun incident disturbing put down my 38-year-old pony and the teamwork and caring attitude have Editor: at an Amnesty A lot of bad parenting appears to backhoe operator charged $150. If a given us a much-needed happy ending. I am writing in regards to the article, International meeting. This happens happen because the couple having the horse owner can’t afford to humanely Heather Schmidt and family “Sheriff, co-worker dispute gun inci- because having children takes rela- baby, or one member of that couple, dispose of a horse, then he shouldn’t Shelton, Wash. dent”, that was posted on Dec. 27. I tively no effort, but raising them pres- wants a child for reasons other than a own one. Some owners simply send have worked in law enforcement for ents a challenge for even the smartest, desire to be a parent. He or she thinks their horses to slaughter to acquire the over 10 years and would like the pub- Dry firing unacceptable strongest and most well-intentioned that this new member of the family last possible dollar from that animal. Editor: lic not only to know the magnitude of people. will make the couple closer and fix If underground horse slaughter exists I am writing in regard to the Tooele what the sheriff did, but also to know As anyone who has ever watched whatever has gone wrong in the rela- in Utah, then laws are being seriously Transcript-Bulletin article in the Dec. the honest character of Tina Curwen. an episode of “Maury” knows, getting tionship. broken because USDA inspectors are 27, 2005 edition entitled “Sheriff, co- She is a personal friend of mine and pregnant requires little more than a This makes as much sense as get- required to oversee the process. worker dispute gun incident.” For the I know she would never deface the willing couple or two people who lack ting a pet elephant to keep your cat I believe that the existence of slaugh- record, Tina Curwen is my sister; I own department and risk her job if her side the foresight to consider basic biol- company because he was lonely and ter houses is a leading cause of horse property and pay property taxes in of the story were not true ogy before they act. Once conception scratches the couch while you’re at abuse. There is a book Alternatives Tooele County and I am a former resi- Tina Curwen is a sincere person with occurs, you’re nine months of discom- work. Babies complicate relationship, to Auction and Slaughter: A Guide dent of Tooele County for 42 years. great integrity and loyalty. She enjoyed fort for the woman away from a life cause resentment between even the for Equine Owners (A Better Way). There is absolutely no reason to dry her position in the Sheriff’s office and so radically different from what you most understanding of mates and Every potential horse owner should fire a weapon in the county building respected the men she worked for. She knew before that future parents never generally wreak havoc on your preex- be required to read it before owning where there are other people around. would not lie or exaggerate the details believe the warnings. isting lifestyle. If your boyfriend goes a horse. A study has been done that In fact, it is a violation of the sheriff’s of this incident; I know Tina and she Perhaps we could eliminate many out too much, having a baby won’t proves that over 90 percent of the hors- own policies and procedures N-405, would never want to hurt anyone. I can lousy parents if we made a better bring him home, it will just make you es slaughtered are in good condition which states “Firearms shall not be ‘dry attest to what Tina told the public. She effort to explain just how hard caring resent him going out more. because that’s what the butchers want fired’ at any time in the department is not lying. for a child can be. Once the showers, As my son has gotten a little bit — not the old, thin, sick or crippled offices or in sheriff’s vehicles except However, since you, as the public, congratulatory slaps on the back and older and has developed a clear per- ones. America’s horses should not have under the supervision of a designated do not personally know me and may fawning relatives have faded into the sonality, it has become clear to me to suffer horrendous deaths at slaugh- firearms instructor.” Furthermore, still not be convinced of Tina’s testi- background, you, the parents, remain that putting in your best efforts as a ter houses simply because a few people policy N-601 also states “Members shall mony against the sheriff, I will focus with an adorable, albeit incontinent, parent guarantees nothing. Our kids get richer by killing them. Congress will never display firearms unnecessarily or on the facts, so that you may judge for lump of humanity. This developing have our genetics and benefit from hopefully pass the bills needed to pro- draw them in any public place except yourself. The sheriff, in his testimony person under your care requires total our well-intentioned attempts to raise tect our horses. for official use”; policy N-602 “Deputies said: “I was dry firing the weapon at the attention as he or she lacks that abil- them right, but free will plays a strong shall not draw or display firearms in wall.” (Of course his “eyewitness” and Sandra Church ity to feed, clothe or in any way pro- part in that mix of nature and nurture. a careless, casual or off-hand man- conveniently his best bud, says it was Midlothian, Va. tect him or herself. While doing a good job doesn’t ner.” The Sheriff admitted to pointing pointed at the ceiling.) Either way, there Your new child can only express guarantee success, being a lousy par- a handgun at a picture in front of his are a few rules our good old sheriff Quality cares for people his or her needs through crying, ent comes awfully close to ensuring desk and “dry firing” the weapon in his broke when he “innocently” dry fired his Editor: screaming and occasionally, moaning. failure. If you have a baby for the office thereby violating his own poli- weapon. My family and I visited Tooele for Surprisingly, this new human cares wrong reasons and give anything less cies and setting a bad example for one In the “Policies and Procedures of Christmas and due to a very scary auto nothing for your well-being. Babies than your full attention to parent- of his deputies. the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office” it accident we needed to buy a different sleep, eat and do everything else on hood, there’s a pretty good chance As a law enforcement official, it is states “Firearms shall not be ‘dry fired’ vehicle to return home. My husband a schedule that gives new parents a that someday you’ll be visiting your assumed you should know basic rules at any time in the departmental offices and I chose one of several SLC dealer- sense of sympathy for the besieged child in a room with glass partitions. of gun safety such as “always point or in the sheriff’s office vehicles except ships owned by the same person, think- cult members kept awake by govern- Having a child offers tremendous the muzzle in a safe direction” and under the supervision of a designated ing he must have a good reputation. ment agents piping in repetitive heavy rewards, but all the positive things “know your target and what is beyond.” firearms instructor.” I guess the sheriff We couldn’t have been more wrong. metal. come wrapped in a pretty horrible Deputy Luper stated the sheriff pointed Even married adults who planned package. If more people actually was sick the day they taught this lesson After signing the contracts we encoun- tered electrical problems and rude years for the arrival of their baby will considered this before conception in the Sheriff’s Training Center! He vio- SEE LETTERS ON A5 dramatically underestimate the dif- - instead of about ten months after lated his own policies and procedures behavior. ficulties at hand. These about-to-be — we’d have a lot more well-raised and then he admitted it in the Tooele moms and dads make schedules, line kids and a lot less lousy parenting. Transcript-Bulletin. He then let us LETTER RULES up day care and generally proceed Daniel B. Kline is a freelance know there was only one other person as if they have decided to take on a writer based in Connecticut. present at this incident, besides Tina, The Transcript-Bulletin encourages letters to the editor. All letters must include the and he is, unfortunately for Sheriff author’s full name, signature and telephone number. The author’s name and community Park, not a firearms instructor. of residence are published with the letter. Names are rarely withheld and only in unusual Still not convinced? There are four circumstances at the editor’s discretion. other rules the Sheriff ignored that All letters will be subject to editing for clarity and brevity. Letters over 300 words long they teach even the rookies in P.O.S.T. are discouraged. Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submit- Training! 1) A firearm is always pre- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since ted for Notes of Appreciation. 1894 sumed loaded. 2) Never cover (or aim) Mail letters to: Transcript-Bulletin, Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah. the muzzle with anything you don’t 84074. Letters can be submitted to the newspaper’s office at 58 N. Main, from 8 a.m. to Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn J. Michael Call intend to destroy. 3) Keep your finger 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Or send e-mail to: [email protected] Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Managing Editor off the trigger. 4) Be sure of your tar- For information call the editor at 882-0050. TUESDAY January 10, 2006 A5 Health department recommends first dental visit by the age of one Having your childrens’ first start seeing children at one year Additionally, during the first dental visit by one year of age old and 36 percent start seeing visit, the dentist can talk to par- or within six months of the children at two years old. These ents about the need for fluo- first tooth erupting, whichever rates show an improvement ride supplements (if there is not comes first, can help improve from a previous survey conduct- enough in the water) and how to your children’s oral health. ed in 2001, which indicated 16 avoid passing tooth decay-caus- Recent survey data collected by percent and 32 percent respec- ing bacteria to their child. For the Utah Department of Health tively. However, in this year’s example, parents may not be (UDOH) show an increase in the survey, 40 percent started seeing aware that if they put the spoon percentage of Utah dentists see- patients at ages three through of baby food in their mouth first ing children at one year of age. six. All of the pediatric dentists to see if it’s too hot and then However many are still not see- surveyed said they start seeing put it into the baby’s mouth, ing children until they are older children by age one year. or if they clean a pacifier that which may be too late. Dr. Steed recommends that was dropped by licking it and “Waiting until age three for parents prepare for their child’s then putting it into their baby’s first visit to the dentist, which first visit by lifting the baby’s lip mouth, they can transfer their was the previous recommen- and checking their teeth. At the decay-causing germs to their dation, is too late for some visit, he encourages parents to baby. photo courtesy Grantsville City Grantsville’s volunteer firefighters have elected new officers for 2006. Chief Lance Marshall (second from children because cavities can ask questions such as: The UDOH Oral Health left) is pictured above, with first assistant Richard Broadbent (far left). Second assistant Ryan Marshall and start much younger than that,” • What is the proper way to Program, the Utah Dental secretary Bret Anderson stand on the chief’s right. said Dr. Steven Steed, Dental brush my baby’s teeth? Association (UDA) and the Utah Director, Oral Health Program, • Which toothpaste should I Dental Hygienists’ Association UDOH. “By bringing your chil- use? have completed several activi- dren in early, dentists can edu- • What are the white spots ties throughout the state to pro- cate you on how to prevent cavi- on the teeth (if the child’s teeth mote the first dental visit by ties before they start. Children have any white spots)? age one or within six months who see the dentist early are • Are the teeth erupting in the of the first tooth erupting. They more likely to have a healthy right order? include visits to local dental mouth as they grow up.” • Is it better to suck on thumb societies, presentations to local The survey of general and and fingers or a pacifier? health departments, presenta- pediatric dentists determined • When does my child need to tions at conferences, newsletter how many dentists see young stop sucking and how can I help articles and brochures. children and at what age they them stop? For more information, contact begin taking pediatric patients. • Does drinking from a bottle the UDOH Oral Health Program Twenty-four percent of all the at this age hurt my baby’s teeth? at (801) 538-9711 or visit http:// responding dentists said they What about a sippy cup? health.utah.gov/oralhealth. Educators urged to teach sun safety The Utah Cancer Action Control and Prevention’s Excite emphasize sun safety to Utah’s Network is launching a grass- Sun Safety Model, and others. children year round. Calver roots campaign to urge teachers Web sites include lesson plans encourages teachers to explore ������������ to teach sun safety at home and for different age levels and some these lesson plans and to order in schools. Data from the most suggest ways to integrate sun the special teaching tools recent Behavior Risk Factor safety messages into courses of because sometimes it can take a ������������������� Surveillance Survey show that study including health, science couple of months to receive the 65 percent of Utah’s population and math. All of these programs materials. is at risk for skin cancer because are linked through www.ucan. Skin cancer has been declared they do not regularly use sun- cc. Clicking on the Resources the nation’s silent epidemic screen or cover up with clothing. for Schools link brings up a list by the American Academy of ������������������ Utah’s high altitude, predomi- of skin cancer curriculum. Some Dermatology because more than nantly fair-complexioned popu- can be downloaded immediately, half of all new cancers are skin lation and frequent sunny days and there are free videos and cancers. The annual rate of mel- ����������������������� combine to put Utah’s children tool kits that can be ordered anoma in the US is increasing by ���������������������������� at higher risk for skin cancer. online or by calling a toll free three percent each year, which is “If you knew there was an number. UCAN even has its own faster than most other cancers. ����������������������� epidemic spreading throughout downloadable teaching aids Utah’s melanoma rates are fifth ����������������������� your child’s school, you would including a “Sun Guy and Cloud highest in the nation and nearly do everything possible to pre- Guy” coloring sheet based on the 60 Utahns die every year from ��������������������������������� vent it,” said Bronwen Calver, popular TV commercial, bulletin the disease. ������������������������������ UCAN spokesperson at the Utah board graphics and sun safety About UCAN UCAN is com- ��������������������������� Department of Health. “But facts. prised of 75 community partners when the epidemic is silent and “Many children are being including private and non-profit ������������������������������ the health consequences don’t exposed to the sun’s deadly agencies, hospitals, universities, ������������������������������ take place until much later in UV rays every day, and a little UDOH, The American Cancer life, it doesn’t seem like such a sunburn doesn’t seem like such Society and Huntsman Cancer ����������������������������� threat.” a bad thing. But fast forward Institute. UCAN is funded by ��������������������������������� UCAN will be notifying teach- 20 years and these grown chil- grants from the Centers for ers and PTA members about free dren will be more likely to get Disease Control and Prevention. ����������������������� curriculum and teaching tools melanoma because their skins This information and other �������������������������� available on the Internet. The cur- were unprotected as youth,” said important tips and links to skin ��������������������������������� ricula include the Environmental Calver. cancer prevention Web sites are Protection Agency’s Sunwise UCAN’s goal is to mobilize available at www.ucan.cc, or by ��������������������������� program, the Centers for Disease Utah’s parents and teachers to calling 1-888-222-2542. �������������������������������� ����������������� or the ceiling is not a safe back- a symbol of public faith, and Letters drop period. accept it as a public trust to be continued from page A4 In addition, the sheriff vio- held as long as he is true to the ���������������������������������� lated Section 29 of the county’s ethics of the police service.” the firearm at the ceiling which personnel policies relating to As Tooele County’s top �� �� conflicts with the sheriff’s ver- workplace violence. Prohibited law enforcement official, you �������������������� ����������� � sion of the story. I find this conduct is listed as “aggressive should be setting a positive interesting since these two indi- or hostile behavior that cre- example for the rest of law ������������������������� viduals are trained to pay atten- ates a reasonable fear of injury enforcement rather than dem- tion to detail. Nonetheless, if I to another person or subjects onstrating careless behavior. ������������������������� worked on the floor above the another individual to emotional Quit “parting hairs” Sheriff sheriff’s office, I would be very distress.” Park, be a man and admit you �������������������������������������������� concerned about his lack of I suggest the sheriff review are wrong. Adhere to your own proper handling of firearms and The Utah Peace Officers Law policies and code of ethics, oth- ���������������������������������������������������� blatant ignorance of departmen- Enforcement Code of Ethics to erwise resign from office. ������������������������������������������������ tal and county policies. Sheriff, “safeguard lives and property” Jerry Medina my sister, a picture on the wall and “to recognize the badge as Hoonah, Alaska

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EQUITY MANAGEMENT The Ringer: been there, done that our first VELOCITY OF MONEY clue that Y“The Ringer” is a Thursday, January 12th @ 7:30pm comedic bomb is that Johnny Knoxville stars Come learn how to manage your equity and increase the velocity of your as a mentally lazy idle dollars. Light refreshments. Secure your families future before it challenged ath- gets here. Call for free tickets as seating is limited. lete. Your sec- ond clue is that Held at Action Mortgage Solutions, 60 South Main, Suite 1, Tooele. the Farrelly Audrey Rock- Richardson brothers, who STAFF WRITER haven’t scored a real hit since Location: Phone: 435-882-0355 1998’s “There’s 60 South Main, Suite 1 Www.actionmortgagesolutions.com Reel Talk Something Tooele, UT 84074 E-mail: [email protected] About Mary,” are producers. And your third clue is that Barry Blaustein, who wrote “Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps” is director. Knoxville plays the titular do- gooder who finds himself doing bad when an accident threatens the well-being of a friend. His char- acter, Steve, is supposed to fire an impoverished janitor named Stavi (Luis Avalos). Steve can’t bear to deliver such a blow to Stavi and his family, so Johnny Knoxville (center) stars as a mentally challenged athlete in “The Ringer.” he creates a charity job for him skeptical peers that he is “one of And as for this concept: why because he’s just playing himself or Jazz-In-It mowing lawns. The first day on the them.” fight over it? It’s been done twice because he’s a good actor is up for job, Stavi loses a couple of fingers. Jeffy’s forced to admit that now, once on “South Park” and debate). Cheer • Dance • Gymnastics They can be reattached via an he’s running a tight scam and that once on the big screen. And nei- Grade: C+ from Beginning to Elite! Ages 2-25 expensive surgery. Steve is frantic his name is in fact Steve. To his ther one proved to be particularly Rated PG-13 a to help his friend regain his fingers, surprise, his co-competitors sup- shocking or interesting. The Dukes of Hazzard Tooele & Grantsville but doesn’t have the money. port the scam and join in. They’re Grade: C- FREE Steve’s slimy uncle Gary (Brian No doubt you’ve seen the tacky First Class + tired of seeing the same guy, Jimmy Currently playing. Rated R for Classes Offering: No registration fees. Cox), a compulsive gambler, comes parade of advertising for “The (Leonard Flowers) win every com- crude and sexual humor, language z Come try us out! up with a plan to “fix” the Special Dukes of Hazzard,” the movie CHEER Beg. & Adv. petition. They want to take him and some drug references. Olympics, bet on them and make based on the down-home-good-ol’- down. Running time: 1 hour, 34 minutes a fortune. Steve, who has athletic boys TV series of 1979-85. It prom- JAZZ The Farrellys must have skills and a penchant for acting, ises car chases, nostalgic fun, and a z thought this was a really great New on DVD HIP HOP will pose as a Special Olympian. concept worth protecting, because whole lotta Jessica Simpson. With the money, Steve will handily Bad News Bears GYMNASTICS they recently raised a fuss about Well, you’ll get your car chases be able to pay for Stavi’s operation, Director Richard Linklater a “South Park” episode with the all right, complete with mid-air and Gary will be able to pay off his wasn’t going for originality on BALLET same plot. But this is a plot that freeze-frames and sporadic com- mounting gambling debts. this remake about a rag-tag kid’s I fails to be groundbreaking, taboo- baseball team, but he did bring mentary/narration from some guy. STUNTING Steve is really such a good guy There’s not much nostalgic fun to that he abhors the idea. But he’s busting, daring, sympathetic, something new to it with Billy COMPETING or sweet. With Knoxville in the Bob Thornton’s rough edges. He’s speak of, though. The movie’s set forced into complying when it in present day, and it isn’t exactly n OPPORTUNITIES becomes apparent there’s no other lead, it’s instead condescending, funny; nobody else could do cer- the Hazzard County I remember. way to finance Stavi’s surgery. obnoxious, unoriginal, boorish and tain scenes with quite the same Performing & Cheer. ..$60 mo. Sean William Scott is fun as Steve enters the competition as unsympathetic. combination of apathy and rage. Show Team...... $25 mo. Bo, but Johnny Knoxville as Luke, “Jeffy.” Jeffy’s job seems easy, but His character explains to his That doesn’t change the fact Willie Nelson as Uncle Jesse, and Cheer...... $25 mo. those Special athletes are better new friends during a male-bonding that it’s too long and it’s been done I Gymnastics...... $20 mo. than he thought. He’s developed a scene that he wanted to be an actor before. Jessica Simpson as Daisy fare serious crush on volunteer Lynn when he was young, but that it On the plus side, Billy Bob has much worse in their roles. Overall, – NEW – Sheridan (Katherine Heigl). And “didn’t go over so well.” Obviously, carved out a nice little typecast for it’s a major disappointment. Cheer competition classes offered only $25 he’s unsuccessful in convincing his Knoxville and his character have himself; one that he really is good Grade: C t All levels and grades. something in common. at (again, whether or not that’s Rated PG-13 CALL NOW 882-5496 INSTRUCTORS: New year brings ‘double trouble’ Jenny V., Ashli D., Bobby P., “Our Jenna B., Holly V., Erin C., reputation Camie S., Kylee M., Makenzie P., Jody J., Megan A., Stephanie B. for credit card minimum payments stands ffor” Cassidee S., Mary Ann C. itsel Susan Trujillo, Owner/Instructor The minimum monthly payments is to tighten bankruptcy require- nize that raising minimum monthly obligations, to do so may ultimately on many credit cards will increase ments, as well as encourage lend- payments could do more harm than put them in a position where they this month, some as much as double ers to employ practices that help good. cannot pay us at all.” the previous amounts, which is not consumers get out of revolving “It is important to note that rais- “We know that bankruptcy is the way most consumers would debt quicker — namely, raising the ing minimum payments is not man- rampant, and obviously we never want to begin a new year. typical minimum payment of two datory by law, but many companies want to see our members in that sit- Following lending guidelines set percent of the current balance up are going to make it mandatory uation,” Bryan continued. “But after by the Federal Reserve and the to four percent. MBNA, Citibank, for their cardholders,” said TFCU considering our members and their needs, we don’t feel that a man- Office of the Comptroller of the and Bank of America have already Executive Vice President Bruce increased minimums and others are Bryan. “As a financial institution dated higher minimum payment is Currency (OCC), many credit card quickly following suit. we, too, have a vested interest in the solution to this ever-increasing lenders are hiking minimum pay- Consumers should know that this helping our members manage their problem.” As a result, TFCU will not TOOELE ments in response to the recent TRANSCRIPT increase is not mandated by law. debt effectively. But we also have be increasing minimum payments BULLETIN Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and It is not a requirement but rather many members who find it a chal- on its Visa credit cards. Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) a recommendation, one that many lenge to make their minimum pay- So who will be affected by of 2005. credit card companies are utilizing ment as it is; to increase it just BAPCPA? Bryan suggests cardhold- The primary purpose of BAPCPA in order to help consumers get a because we can would make life ers who carry multiple cards and better handle on their debt. But even more difficult for them. In fact, only pay the minimum payment on other financial institutions recog- depending on their other financial their balances will feel the brunt of the change. For those who carry high balances, it will hurt even more. For those who find themselves Nursing Home in this situation, there are several options to help avoid the “double trouble” of increased credit card payments, both now and in the future. Costs Worry You? The first goal should be to refrain from unnecessary expenses. 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The service is free of charge for all TFCU members. For more information on man- aging debt effectively and staying out of “double trouble” with credit card payments, contact TFCU at King Crossword Answers on A12 833-7200. TUESDAY January 10, 2006 A7 OBITUARIES Susanna Martinez Colleen Jo Feagins Dec. 31, 2005. He is survived by Ronald his children James, Bryan Keith, Medina McNeil Christensen Layne Alan and Violet Durrant 1927 - 2006 (Belfair Washington). A private Susanna Martinez Medina, Ronald Christensen borne memorial was held on Jan. 6, age 70, went home to heaven Oct. 9, 1930, passed away on 2006. to be with her beloved husband Colleen Feagins McNeil, Willie on Jan. 4, 2006. She was 78, our beloved wife, mother survived with love by her fam- and grandmother passed away ily. at home Jan. 8, 2006. Colleen Subscribe Today • 882-0050 She was born Nov. 8, 1935, in was born May 13, 1927, in Elm ranchos de Taos, NM, to Alfredo Creek, Neb. to Mayme French Martinez Sr. and Claudina Maria Feagins and E.R. “Joe” Feagins. Barela Martinez. She married In 1937 her family left the Dust “Have You Ever Seen Willie Loren Medina on April Bowl of Nebraska and moved to 14, 1952. Nampa, Idaho, where she gradu- A Grown Man Cry?” Susie enjoyed crocheting, Susanna Martinez Medina ated from high school. Colleen Jo Feagins McNeil Dear Friend, She entered nursing school crafts, reading, singing and her It all started when a new patient came to my office. We got but changed to a radiology pro- occasional trips to Wendover to talking and I found out that heʼd been suffering from back gram. She received her AART, with her friends and the Bingo Sandoval, Archie Martinez, husband, Boyd; daughter, Devra and shoulder pain ever since he was in a car accident four years and enjoyed a career in medicine games that she won often. Teddy Martinez, Mary Martinez, Filler; son-in-law, Dan Filler; and ago. Heʼd been to many other doctors, and they all seemed to working for the Atomic Energy Her magnificent talent with Eliu Martinez. her two grandchildren Daniel recommend surgery as the only solution. crochet won her many blue rib- Susie’s singing and laughter Commission and a prominent McNeil Filler and Katie Mayme bons at the county and state will be missed by all who knew radiologist. Filler. She is also survived by However being that I was a chiropractor, I decided to fairs. her. In 1953 she married Boyd S. her “children of choice” Therol “adjust” him. In less than two months he was in my office crying Susie is survived by her Funeral services will be held McNeil. Colleen and Boyd were Liddell, Delphi Alvarado and - after years of unbearable suffering, his pain was gone! at Tate mortuary 110 S. Main truly dedicated and loving part- Suzy Jorgensen as well as many children, Evelyn Cervantes, If youʼve been in a car accident, or if you suffer from back Street Tooele, Saturday Jan. 14, ners in life. In 1966 they moved dear friends. She was preceded Dianna and Tim Barker, Judy pain, neck pain, carpal tunnel, numbness, migraines, or any 2006. Friends can call at 10 am to Tooele where they enjoyed in death by her parents and an Medina, David Medina, Vera other pain, give me a call within the next 72 hours, and Iʼll and services will start at 11 am. a successful business, McNeil infant brother. Funeral services Medina; thirteen grandchildren; schedule a FREE Exam for you. Iʼll find out whatʼs wrong, Graveside services will follow Photography. After retiring will be held on Thursday Jan 12, thirteen great-grandchildren; and Iʼll let you know if I can help you! and her special dog Billy Boy at the Tooele City Cemetery. Colleen and Boyd were active at 1 p.m. at Tate Mortuary, 110 Bouncer. She is also loved and Immediately afterwards a lun- in the Salt Lake Astronomical S. Main St. Tooele. Friends may So call me right now at 882-7200. Soon you can be respected by her siblings Estella cheon will be provided in her Society and were involved in call at the mortuary on Wed 6-8 enjoying life without pain. McEwen, Alfredo Martinez Jr., honor by the First Assembly of building the observatory at p.m. and one hour prior to the Ernest Martinez, Isaias Martinez God Church, 127 N 7th. Tooele, Stansbury Park. Colleen loved service on Thursday. Interment Dr. Dev Brown •�Oquirrh Ridge Chiropractic (deceased), Ruth Tomez, Anita UT. animals and rescued sheep in the Tooele City Cemetery. 352 N. Main, Tooele , 882-7200 dogs. Colleen Jo Feagins McNeil Colleen is survived by her Dale Rodney Flinders Listening

Dale Rodney Flinders, 78, of Midvale, Utah, passed away wins out Jan. 5, 2006, in Salt Lake City. Born July 2, 1927, in Grantsville, Utah, to Samuel A. and Florence with aged B. Flinders. He married Nelda Shepherd Sept. 19, 1947. They were sealed in the Jordan River parents Temple Sept. 19, 2002. Dale by Matilda Charles was an all around athlete in high school, as well as an avid A colleague found that she was sports fan throughout his life. able to get her mother to take her He served in the Navy during Dale Rodney Flinders medication by treating her parent World War II. He was one of like ... well, a parent! the most respected salesmen “I saw that I was repeating the pat- of office products for various Funeral services will be held terns I used to use with my children companies. A loving husband, on Wednesday, Jan. 11, at 2 p.m. when they were small,” she said. “It father and grandfather, always at the Midvale Eighth Ward locat- was all negative. I would tell them providing love and support to ed at 8350 Jackson Street (255 that they won’t grow up strong and his family. An active member West). Friends may call Tuesday healthy if they don’t take their medi- of the Church of Jesus Christ evening 6-8 p.m. at Redwood cine. And I was doing very much the of Latter-day Saints who clearly Memorial Estates Mortuary at same thing with my mother. loved the gospel. 6500 S. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake “I would tell her that she might Survived by his wife, Nelda; City and at the church beginning not be strong enough to take a trip daughters Christy Tedesco; Gail at 12:30 p.m. prior to services on she was looking forward to, or that (Hal) Gunn; eight grandchildren Wednesday. Interment will be she was at risk for developing other and 10 great-grandchildren. at the Mountain View Memorial problems. When I realized what I Sister Florrie (Dan) England; Cemetery, 3115 E. Bengal Blvd. was doing, I stopped, and instead brothers Kay (Maxine), Samuel (7800 S.) Family suggest in of lecturing my mother, I asked her T., Earl (Mary Ila), Lewis lieu of flowers, donations to a question: ‘Mom, why won’t you (Connie), Buzz (Sandra). He the Residence of CareSource. take what the doctor prescribed?’ was preceded in death by his Condolences may be sent to the And she told me that it made her feel parents and sisters Lavon and family at www.celebratinglife- dizzy, and she was afraid it was doing Ruthie. ut.com. more harm than good. “Well, it turned out that she was right. Her prescribed dosage was too high and could have caused a seri- ous problem. It was adjusted, and she’s tested regularly to see if further adjustments need to be made.” My colleague says she dreads to think of what could have happened ����������������������� if, instead of listening to her mother, she had continued lecturing her. ��������������������������� On another note: ������������������������������������������������������ Eating fish has many health ben- ��������������������������������������������������������������� efits, including the effect on the car- �������������������������������������������������������������� Thomas David diovascular system. The trouble is, and Timothy Daniel Hunt men appear to be less likely than �� � ���������������������� ������������������������� women to add fish to their diets. ����� � � � � � ������������ ����������������������������������������� �������� Timothy Daniel However, the good news is that even family would like to extend a small but regular intake of fish rich their appreciation for the love and Thomas David in omega-3 fatty acids may reduce and support from friends and the incidence of ischemic strokes, family. Hunt which are caused by blocked blood Services will be held at 12 vessels. The omega-3 fatty acids in p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006, Our precious angels were born these fish — which include tuna, at Grantsville’s West Stake and returned to our Heavenly mackerel and salmon, as well as Center. Family lunch after ser- Father on Jan. 8, 2006. Timothy shrimp and scallops — help keep vices. Family will be available Daniel and Thomas David Hunt blood vessels open by preventing at 11:30 a.m. were survived by parents, Arnie cells called platelets from clumping ...to you we’re gone, but we and Desiree Hunt; brother, inside and blocking the blood flow. were never alone. We’re over Arnold; and sister, Jena V. The (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc. ������������������������������������������������������� the moon ... we are home!

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TUESDAY January 10, 2006 A9 BABIES MISSIONARIES WEDDINGS Eva Snyder Philip Young Williamson/Berthold

Eva Francine Snyder just cel- Elder Philip Don Young has Tyler Williamson and Melissa ebrated her first Christmas with been called to serve as a mis- Berthold have chosen to marry the help of her two big sisters, sionary for The Church of Jesus Jan. 14, 2006, in the Bountiful Savannah age 6 1/2 and Madelyn Christ of Latter-day Saints in Temple. We would like to invite age 4. Eva was born July 26, the Ecuador Guayaquil South our friends and family to a 2005, at Prince William Hospital. Mission. He enters the MTC on reception held in their honor She weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2006. that evening from 6:30 to 8:30 and was 21 1/4 inches long. Elder Young will speak at the Wight House Reception Eva is the daughter of Sunday, Jan. 15, at 11 a.m. Center, 95 N. Main, Bountiful, Marcia and Matthew Snyder in the Grantsville Fifth Ward Utah. of Manassas, Va. Grandparents Sacrament meeting at the Melissa is the daughter include Paul and Thomasina Grantsville West Stake Center. of Vicki and Jeff Berthold of Centerville. She graduated from Cushing of Tooele, James and Elder Young is the son of M. Tyler Williamson Robin Snyder of Charleston, Don and Laurie Young. Viewmont high school in 2003 and Melissa Berthold W.Va. and Carol and Charles Eva Francine Snyder Philip Young and is now attending BYU. Cook of Winfield, W.Va. Tyler is the son of Kirt and Rabecca Williamson of Grantsville, Utah. He graduated UVSC. from Grantsville high in 2001. Following their honeymoon He served a mission Veracruz, they will make their home in MILITARY NEWS Mexico and is now attending Provo. Pvt. Jeffery uniform regulations, combat water ceremony marches and received survival, marksmanship, hand-to- Jesse C. Call physical training, rifle marksman- Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Housekeeper hand combat and assorted weapons ship, field training exercises and training. They performed close order Air National Guard Airman special training in human relations. Local News Source. BULLETIN drill and operated as a small infantry Marine Corps Pvt. Jeffery 1st Class Jesse C. Call has gradu- In addition, airmen who complete Housekeeper, son of Christine unit during field training. ated from basic military training basic training earn credits toward Remington of Stansbury Park, Housekeeper and other recruits at Lackland Air Force Base, San an associate degree through the Utah, recently completed 12 weeks also received instruction on the Antonio, Texas. During the six Community College of the Air of basic training at Marine Corps Marine Corps’ core values--honor, weeks of training, the airman stud- Force. He is the son of Anson and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHOICE Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. courage and commitment, and what ied the Air Force mission, organi- Dee Call of East Utah Ave., Tooele, designed to challenge new Marine the core values mean in guiding per- zation and military customs and Utah. Call is a 2002 graduate of OPEN ENROLLMENT recruits both physically and mental- sonal and professional conduct. courtesies; performed drill and Tooele High School. ly. Housekeeper and fellow recruits Housekeeper and fellow recruits Tooele County School District began their training at 5 a. m., by ended the training phase with The running three miles and perform- Crucible, a 54-hour, team evolution ing calisthenics. In addition to the culminating in an emotional cer- Pfc. Jay D. Nelson marksmanship, hand-to-hand com- The Tooele County School District will be accepting applications physical conditioning program, emony in which recruits are pre- bat and assorted weapons training. from students who are interested in enrolling in an elementary They performed close order drill school outside of their resident school boundaries for the 2006- Housekeeper spent numerous hours sented the Marine Corps Emblem, Marine Corps Pfc. Jay D. Nelson, and operated as a small infantry 2007 school year. in classroom and field assignments and addressed as “Marines” for the son of Sharon J. and Joseph J. which included learning first aid, first time in their careers. unit during field training. Nelson of Rush Valley, Utah, Nelson and other recruits also recently completed basic training received instruction on the Marine exercises to observe and improve at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Corps’ core values — honor, cour- Bradley E. Beatie mission interoperability. Diego, Calif and was promoted to age and commitment, and what the USS Kitty Hawk is the first of the his current rank. words mean in guiding personal and Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Applications will be sent home with all “supercarriers,” commissioned April Nelson successfully completed professional conduct. Bradley E. Beatie, son of Coral and students. If you do not receive one, they will be available at 12 weeks of training designed to Nelson and fellow recruits ended David Earl of Tooele, Utah, and 29, 1961. Carriers like USS Kitty the individual schools and the Tooele County School District challenge new Marine recruits both the training phase with The Crucible, his shipmates concluded Annual Hawk are deployed throughout the Office 92 So. Lodestone Way, Tooele, UT 84074. physically and mentally. a 54-hour team effort, problem solv- Exercise (ANNUALEX) 2005, while world to maintain U.S. presence and Nelson and fellow recruits began ing evolution which culminated with assigned to the aircraft carrier USS provide rapid response in time of Jan 16, 2006 - March 31, 2006 their training at 5 a. m. by running an emotional ceremony in which the Kitty Hawk, forward deployed to crisis. The ship serves as a highly 435-833-1900 Sandy Shepard/Tamara Cummings three miles and performing calis- recruits were presented the Marine Yokosuka, Japan. visible deterrent to would-be aggres- thenics. In addition to the physi- Corps Emblem, and were addressed ANNUALEX 2005 is a joint exer- sors and is equipped with the most Once the enrollment of a school exceeds the declared cal conditioning program, Nelson as “Marines” for the first time since cise between the U.S. Navy and the versatile and powerful weapons and spent numerous hours in class- boot camp began. capacity, no further applications will be approved Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force aircraft available. room and field assignments which Nelson is a 2004 graduate of (JMSDF). Two U.S. submarines, 10 Beatie is a 2000 graduate of included learning first aid, uniform Tooele High School of Tooele, U.S. Navy ships and 49 JMSDF ships Tooele High School of Tooele, Utah regulations, combat water survival, Utah. participated in a series of wartime and joined the Navy in June 2002.

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From The Sidelines Tigers snap Buffs streak

Four downs and by Nick Drake SPORTS EDITOR Tooele hasn’t exactly been out of three-peat ripping up the nets at times throughout the 2005-06 boys hoop campaign. bid for Trojans But the Buffs have always found a way to step up and be counted with the game on he college bowl the line. The team registered season is over 10 straight victories after a dis- leaving me lick- appointing season opening set- ing my wounds T back to new Class 3A member in my family bowl pool. Juan Diego. There was no three-peat However, Tooele struggled on for me this year as I started its perimeter shooting and con- out 9-1 and ended up at sistent point production Friday .500. There were some in the team’s region opener, great bowl games this year, and Ogden took full advantage which really surprised me, David Gumuchio to snap the Buffs 10-game-win as well as the odds makers. Guest columnist streak and hand the defending The Mountain West Class 3A State champs a 56-45 Conference teams were 2-2. loss in the two squads’ league TCU defeated Iowa State in the Houston Bowl debut. 27-24. Utah beat Georgia Tech 38-10 in the photography/Troy Boman Zack Preston led all scorers Emerald Bowl, Colorado State lost to Navy 51- Tooele’s Nick Trujillo (right) battles an opponent in Friday’s Grantsville-Tooele High Best of the West Invitational Wrestling tour- in the game with 26 and Brysen 30 in the Poinsettia Bowl, and BYU fell to Cal nament at the Deseret Peak Complex. The Buffs battled to a seventh place team finish in the final varsity standings. Dykster tossed in 12. Abdul 35-28 in the Las Vegas Bowl. Evans and Jake Porter added Kudos to the University of Utah for their eight points each. great win over Georgia Tech. Coach (Kyle) Nash Lockie paced the Buffs’ Whittingham better talk Johnson into red-shirt- Buffs, Cowboys place at Best of West attack with a team high 16 and ing a year because my starting quarterback Colton Hogan pumped in 11. pick for the 2006 campaign would be Brett Taylor Palmer logged eight and Ratliff. He’s the real deal and has proved to be by Nick Drake Brad Gustafson spearheaded the Tooele charge with a title Mike Holt hit for five. the magical piece to Utah’s football puzzle. SPORTS EDITOR at 145 pounds and a perfect 4-0 run in the weight division. Buff The Buffs bounced back from The Michigan vs. Nebraska Alamo Bowl was The Tooele County prep schools were well represented in teammate Monte Schmalhaus battled to a bronze at 135 and a 10-7 deficit to register a 17-4 chaotic at the end with Michigan only one lat- the second annual Grantsville-Tooele High Best of the West Tooele’s Jacob Foster took fourth place in 171. Tooele tandem barrage in the second period eral away from redeeming their carelessness. Invitational Wrestling tournament at the Deseret Peak Friday Jake Golden (103) and Daniel Goode (130) also battled to and cruise to a non-league tri- The Wolverines let the Big Red in the back and Saturday. place sixth for the local squad in the tough tournament. umph Jan. 3 at Tooele. door and the Cornhuskers stomped on them There were 19 teams scheduled to compete for top honors Grantsville’s Ty Hamatake grabbed sixth place at 152 as the Holt paced the Buffs’ attack with 15 points in the final quarter to win the in the varsity and junior varsity portion of the two-day affair. lone placer for the Cowboys in the invitational. with 13 and Palmer logged nine. game and put Nebraska back on the collegiate Springville parlayed three individual titles with 14 wrestlers Meanwhile, Payson topped the JV portion of the presti- Bryton Lawrence hit for eight, football map. placing overall to seize the coveted team varsity crown. At gious tournament with 196.5 points to easily beat out silver while Lockie and Zac Connelly The Orange Bowl was a football game of 232 points, they edged out runner-up Olympus for top team finisher Olympus with 164. Carbon garnered third place at chipped in with seven each. attrition. I was wondering if anyone wanted honors. 146.5 followed by Springville (127), Juan Diego (90.5), Tooele Henrique Silva led the to win this football game as Florida State Payson grabbed third place at 176 followed by Cyprus (90), Riverton (87), Cyprus (75.5), Hillcrest (64.5), White Pine Pioneers with a game high 14 and Penn State couldn’t make a field goal if (128.5), Riverton (126), Murray (117.5), Tooele (100.5), (64.5), Wasatch (44.5), Granger (42), West Wendover, Nev. and Tyson Nolan contributed 10. their life depended on it… and their “Orange Wasatch (78), Pleasant Grove (70), Carbon (68.5), Juan Diego Bowl” lives did. Penn States freshman kicker (46), White Pine (38), Kearns (32), Hillcrest (32), Grantsville SEE PLACE PAGE A11 SEE SNAP PAGE A11 Kevin Kelly missed a 29-yard field goal with (23), Timpanogas (21) and Park City (1), respectively. 35 seconds left in regulation for the win. Then in the first OT period he missed for the win. Florida State’s senior kicker, Gary Cismesia, followed suit and missed his field goal attempt Lady Bulldogs battle past Cowgirls, 56-47 in the first OT period. Then he missed a game winner again in the third OT period, bounc- ing the ball off the upright. Penn State’s Kelly by Nick Drake leading scorer Clarissa Robert con- non-league game Dec. 22, 35-29, with spurred the Cowgirls offense with a finally redeemed himself in the third OT by SPORTS EDITOR nected on four-of-six free throws down only eight minutes remaining. But the team high seven each and Rachael squeaking one through on the far right side of Judge Memorial let a game slip away the stretch to thwart any hopes of a Lady Buffs exploded for a 23-9 barrage Anderson connected for six. the uprights for the game winner. It was really down the stretch earlier this season. Grantsville comeback. in the fourth quarter to lead THS to The setback drops Grantsville over- something to watch. So when the Lady Bulldogs took a Roberts led all scorers in the game a hard fought 52-44 victory over the all record on the season to 2-9. Then we have the Rose Bowl. I could seven-point lead into the final frame of with 16 and McGill chipped in with Lady Bulldogs. The Cowgirls is now slated to host write volumes about this game, but alas…not last game at Judge Memorial, the team 14. Danielle Valdez also hit for 11 and The Cowgirls also dropped their Bear River today at 7 p.m. The local enough space. So suffice it to say, definitely wasn’t about to let lightning strike Gabby Zeplata added six. league opener to new league member squad hits the road to Ogden Thursday the most talented and the best all-around team twice from the same county. Rachael Anderson paved the way Logan 48-33 Thursday on the Lady to tangle with the Lady Tigers in a 7 didn’t win, and there are four glaring reasons The hosts drilled 12-of-16 free for the Cowgirls attack with a team Grizzlies home hardwoods. p.m. contest as well. why. throws in the fourth quarter to fend high 13 and Rika Larsen tossed in 10. Sara Miller paced the Logan attack Grantsville Coach Kenzie Briggs- Down One: In the second quarter, after off a Cowboy comeback and record a Ashton Miller netted six while Brooke with a team high 15 and Alisha Newton said her team played hard Bush’s boneheaded lateral attempt, Texas 56-47 victory over Grantsville in pre- Bunderson, Keshia Powell, Sammie Gudmundson poured in 13 as well. but Judge Memorial capitalized on the quickly drove to the USC 22-yard line. Young season action. Jensen and Kylie Erickson fired in Kati Kragh also hit for six for the vic- called his number with an option and scam- Kate McGill fired in half of her four each. tors. pered to his left for 10 yards before finding 14 points in the pivotal session and Judge Memorial also led Tooele in a Rika Larsen and Sammie Jensen SEE BATTLE PAGE A11 traffic. While going down Young chucked the ball to Selvin Young, who took it the final 12 yards for the score and the Texas lead 9-7. Grizzlies rally Mustangs complete sweep of Lions SEE USC ON A11 by Nick Drake past Cowboys SPORTS EDITOR Dugway wouldn’t mind petitioning the Utah High School Activities Association to let Intermountain Sports Wrap in final frame Christian School join the Region 18 boys basketball ranks. At least for this year anyway. Cowboy Club meeting Thurs. by Nick Drake The Mustangs proved they have the Lions num- A Cowboys Club meeting will be held SPORTS EDITOR ber for the 2005-06 campaign with another lopsided Thursday, Jan. 12, at 6 p.m. at Grantsville High Grantsville had an opportunity to 67-43 decision over I.C.S. Wednesday at Dugway. School. start off the new year with a bang. The Tooele County squad posted higher point The affair will be to plan The Cowboys The Cowboys led late in their production than its opposition in all four periods to Family Night and volunteers are needed to help preseason game with Delta and all cruise to the easy non-league triumph. with the event and all other activities. Please they had to do was execute the little Landon Wilkins poured in 20 and Zach James attend the meeting to assist the school. things down the stretch to capture a pumped in 14 to pave the way for the hosts. Taylor victory. Schofield also popped the cords for 13 while Cody Lady Buffs top Lady Scots However, missed lay-ups and free Stromberg and Morgan Kartchner tossed in six Meredith Nigh fired in a career high 22 throws caught up to the hosts and each. points and Becky Knoblauch tossed in 21 to Delta took full advantage of the situ- Caleb Yetton led the way for the Lions with a lead Tooele to a 59-50 victory over Ben Lomond ation to battle back for a hard fought team high 16 and Jacob Eyre hit for nine. Peter Thursday in the Region 11 girls basketball 54-51 overtime triumph. Spence, the team’s leading scorer, was held to a opener in Ogden. Delta outscored Grantsville 16-9 mere eight points in the game. The duo accounted for all but 16 of the in the fourth quarter and 5-2 in the The non-league triumph extends the Mustangs team’s points in the contest. extra session to register the win. The win streak to six games. Now Dugway prepares for Tooele returns home today to host always Rabbits parlayed a six-of-eight per- a road battle with West Wendover, Nev. today at tough Ogden at 7 p.m. Tooele also hosts Logan formance from the charity stripe and 5:30 p.m. on the Wolverines home floor. Thursday at 7 p.m. five field goals in the pivotal period to The Mustang team sports a 8-2 overall record on The win boosts the Lady Buffs’ overall record post a seven-point scoring edge, eras- the season to date. to 5-5 on the season. ing a Cowboy lead down the stretch Dugway 67 - I.C.S. 43 Results on the game weren’t available by and forcing overtime. press time. The Mustangs registered a season sweep of photography/Troy Boman Meanwhile, Grantsville connected the series with the Lions in another easy fray Dugway’s Richard Rowe (right) is surrounded by a trio on just seven-of-12 free throws dur- Wednesday at Dugway. of West Ridge Academy players in a game earlier this Youth basketball slated ing the fourth frame and just one There is a Youth Basketball League scheduled Dugway didn’t waste any time seizing command season. The Mustangs produced a sweep of non-league basket to allow Delta to bounce back for Tooele County youth ages three through of the contest. Schofield fired in eight points in foe I.C.S. Wednesday with another decisive preseason and force overtime. six. the opening session, including a 3-point bomb triumph at DHS. Both teams struggled from the The season will be eight weeks long. The and three-point play, while Kartchner and James stripe for the game. The Rabbits hitt entry fee for youth ages three and four is $30 pumped in six points on three field goals to stake just 16-of-32 while the hosts connect- second session to extend the lead to 35-20 by half- while the fee for ages five and six are $35. the hosts to a big 22-14 edge eight minutes into the ed on only 18-of-33 for the night. time. Wilkins led the charge with six points on three Classes are limited and filling fast. Call and contest. James buried two 3-point bombs as well Grantsville hoped to regroup baskets while Schofield fired in five points, hitting reserve today. and Wilkins chipped in with a field goal also. on Friday in the Region 11 open- his second 3-point missile of the game. Stromberg For more information call 435-830-7630. Yetton paved the way for I.C.S. with eight points, er. Instead, new Region 11 member hit a field goal along the way as well. including a 3-point shot, and Spence netted a pair Adam Ingram, Chris Autry and Eyre produced of baskets as well. Eyre also hit a field goal to com- SEE RALLY PAGE A11 plete the scoring for the outmatched visitors. SEE WRAP ON A11 The Mustangs tacked on a 13-6 outburst in the SEE COMPLETE PAGE A11 TUESDAY January 10, 2006 A11

while Brysen Dykster pumped in with six points on three field Snap a pair of field goals to lead the goals, while Mike Holt, Lockie, continued from page A10 hosts to a slim 13-9 lead after Palmer and Bryton Lawrence all eight minutes expired in the con- tallied two points each. test. Christian Peterson added a Abdul Evans paved the way Derek Sargent and Tyler Jenson basket as well. for the Tigers with eight points added six each for Lehi. Taylor Palmer hit a pair of and Preston unloaded five The win over Lehi and loss field goals and Nash Lockie tal- points, also hitting a 3-point bas- to Ogden gives the Buffs a 10-2 lied three points for the Buffs ket along the way. overall record on the season. In in the first frame. Colton Hogan Ogden exploded for a 17-11 fact, Tooele sported a 10-game- hit a basket as well to keep the assault in the final frame of the win streak until Ogden ruined Buffs within striking distance game to complete the league tri- the run with a home triumph after the opening period. Friday in the Region 11 opener umph at home. Dykster pumped Ogden outscored Tooele 13-11 in eight points and Porter flipped at OHS. in the second quarter to build a in four. Preston buried three Tooele now resumes league 26-20 intermission bulge on the charity tosses and Peterson net- action Wednesday with a road Tigers’ home hardwoods. Preston ted a basket to complete the game against county neighbor fired in nine points, including a Tiger assault and lift Ogden to Grantsville at 7 p.m. The Buffs pair of 3-point bombs, and Jake photography/Troy Boman the triumph. return home Friday to host new Porter pumped in a pair of bas- Tooele’s Austin Hansen (top) gets a hand in the face by an opponent in a match earlier this season. The league member Logan Friday kets to complete the scoring for Tooele could only muster five Buffs fought to a seventh place team finish in the Tooele-Grantsville Best of the West Invitational Wrestling in Region 11 boys basketball the hosts in the pivotal stretch. points from Lockie, including a tournament held last weekend at the Deseret Peak Complex. action, also in a 7 p.m. league Lockie poured in six points 3-point bomb, while Holt and contest. on three field goals and Josh Hogan chipped in with three Ogden 56 - Tooele 45 Johnson uncorked a 3-point each. pins to give the Spartans a 30-18 lead in the match. The Tigers handed the Buffs bomb to lead the way for the Preston led all scorers in the Place Murray’s Spencer Jorgensen (140) and Jared Todahera their first setback in 11 games to visitors. Palmer also chipped in game with 26 and Dykster tossed continued from page A10 (171) logged forfeit victories for the Spartans while open the Region 11 boys basket- with a field goal. in 12. Evans and Porter also teammates Rich Stanton (145), Jeremy Sheperd (152) and Philip Ale (160) pinned Buff foes Austin Hansen, ball campaign in stunning fash- Tooele did outscore its hosts added eight points each. (39), Pleasant Grove (26), Grantsville (9), Kearns (7) Lalo Herrera and Dustin Teets in succession to aid ion Friday at Ogden. 14-13 in the third period to slice Lockie paced the Buffs’ attack and Timpanogas (5), respectively. in the Murray comeback. Brady Mollner (189) also Zack Preston poured in seven the deficit to 39-34 and eight min- with a team high 16 and Hogan Tooele duo Travis Gustafson and Mike Valdez pow- garnered a pin of Tooele’s Isaac Brown in the contest points, including a 3-point bomb, utes still remaining in the game. pumped in 11. Palmer also logged ered their way to championship titles in the 103- and to extend the lead to 36-18. Hogan ignited the comeback bid eight and Holt hit for five. 189-pound weight classes to lead the Buffs to a stellar Tooele bounced right back when Sam Sines nailed team finish. Josh Austin took a third place at 119 for Murray’s Alex Fullmer flat on his back in 1:08 at 215 the Buffs while teammate Cody Judd grabbed fourth and coasted to a decisive non- hand with six points in the to pull Tooele to within 36-24. But Spartan heavy- place at 171. Complete league triumph Dec. 19 in Salt period and Stromberg tossed weight Shane Valloclolid countered with a pin of A complete story and scores on the local wrestlers continued from page A10 Lake City. in five points as well. Wilkins Buff Josh Bauldry in 1:03 to give the hosts back an will be published in Thursday’s edition. Cody Stromberg poured in also registered a field goal to 18-point cushion on the team scoreboard, 42-24. two points each to complete four baskets for eight points aid the effort and build a dou- Tooele 42 - Murray 42 The Buffs battled back with three straight wins the Lions scoring in the pivotal and Landon Wilkins pumped in ble digit lead headed down the The Buffs and Spartans battled to a deadlock in a to force the deadlock. Tooele’s Jake Golden put session. six points to ignite Dugway to a stretch. non-league dual Dec. 13 at Murray High in Salt Lake Murray’s Kevin Sjerer flat on the mat in 3:18 to win at Dugway erupted for a 14-11 16-11 cushion after one period Eyre and Spence logged a City. 103 pounds and teammate Travis Gustafson recorded assault in the third quarter to expired. Taylor Schofield also pair of baskets each in the Tooele’s Eric Graft spotted the Buffs a quick 6-0 a forfeit triumph at 112 pounds to pull the Buffs to build a 49-31 cushion with eight popped the nets for a field frame to account for all of the edge with a pin of Spartan foe Josh Jensen with just within 42-36 with one match left in varsity competi- minutes still remaining in regu- goal to contribute to the early I.C.S. point production in the 29 seconds left in the opening round of the 125-pound tion. lation. James ripped the home assault. quarter. match. Nick Trujillo came through for the Buffs when the nets for eight more points, Jack Eyre kept Intermountain The Mustangs kept the pres- Buff teammate Daniel Goode also registered a Tooele grappler pinned Murray’s P.J. Stoddard in 1:52 including two more 3-point Christian School within striking sure on with a 9-3 cushion in the forfeit victory at 130 and Tooele’s Monte Schmalhaus at 119 pounds to force the deadlock and even dual. shots, and Stromberg pumped distance in the opening stanza fourth period to complete the fought to a pin of Murray’s Darin Mark with a pin in Goode also logged an exhibition decision with in four points as well. Wilkins with four points and Robbie preseason triumph. Schofield 3:34 to log a triumph at 135 pounds. The win spotted a 10-5 win over Murray’s Spencer Jorgensen. The hit a field goal to complete the Buttert uncorked a 3-point poured in seven points, includ- the visitors a 18-0 lead on the dual scoreboard. match was the lone contest of varsity action not scoring in the outburst. bomb as well. Peter Spence ing a five-of-seven performance However, Murray answered with six consecutive decided by a pin. Eyre paced the Lions with and Caleb Yetton also chipped at the charity stripe, to help five points and Spence tossed in with a field goal each. the visitors seize command of in four more. Yetton connected The Mustangs posted a slim the contest. Stromberg added Areas that we need to consistently with a pair of baskets while for a field goal as well. 9-7 scoring edge in the second a basket in the last quarter as Battle keep getting better in is taking Nichole Garcia, Margo Fiery and period to extend the lead to well. The Mustangs completed continued from page A10 care of the ball, and continue to Mele Valsima contributed a field the lopsided non-league con- 25-18 by half-time. Schofield Eyre provided a field goal become better and better at the goal each as well. Kim Troy and test with an 18-11 barrage in drilled the nets for all nine and Bryan DeKock canned a fundamentals. We need to focus Zeplata added a free throw each the final frame of the game. points in the pivotal stretch, free throw to complete the Cowgirl mistakes. on boxing out and then capital- as well. Wilkins drilled the cords for including a 3-point bomb, to scoring for the Lions. “We played hard,” she noted. “I izing after we play such great Judge Memorial posted a 14-10 10 points on five baskets and spot the visitors a seven-point Schofield led all scor- don’t think anyone left the floor defense.” assault in the third period to take Preston Edwards pumped in cushion at the intermission ers in the affair with 24 and saying ‘I wish I could have went Judge Mem. 56 - Grantsville 47 a 37-30 edge into the final frame of a little harder.’ We laid it all out four points. Matt Mason and break. Stromberg netted 15. Wilkins The Lady Bulldogs iced the the game. McGill caught fire with there and Judge capitalized in key Dakota Woolet also contrib- Wes Henderson popped the hit for eight as well. game at the charity stripe in six points in the Bulldog barrage times and we did not. Our defense uted two points each down the home nets for a 3-point shot Eyre paced the Lions with the fourth quarter to thwart any and Roberts tossed in four more. is improving and I am proud of the stretch. to lead the way in the sec- a team high 10 and Spence Cowgirl comeback Tuesday at Valdez and Fiery hit a field goal girls. Rachael Anderson played Yetton led I.C.S. with six ond quarter for the Lions while contributed eight for the hosts Judge Memorial. each to stake the hosts to a seven- really well. Judge was a very physi- points in the fourth period and Spence and Yetton fired in a also. The hosts raced to an 11-7 lead point lead with only eight minutes cal team and she stepped it up and Jack Hampton fired in four field goal each. just eight minutes into the con- remaining. played great defense. Overall they points. Brian Dekock chipped Dugway continued the offen- If it happens here, test. Clarissa Roberts and Danielle Anderson led the Cowgirl charge hurt us inside. They are improving in with a field goal as well. sive assault with a 13-8 out- Valdez paced the Judge Memorial with four points while Sammie read about it here. every game and that is what is Dugway 47 - I.C.S. 29 burst in the third period to offense with four points each and Jensen, Larsen and Melanie important. The Mustangs outscored take a comfortable 38-26 cush- Gabby Zeplata chipped in with Johnson provided two points each “Preseason is over now,” she the Lions in all four frames ion into the final frame of the a basket. McGill also hit a free as well. added. “We are starting with a game. Schofield kept his hot throw as well. The Lady Bulldogs buried 12- clean slate. I feel we had a good Rachael Anderson buried of-16 free throws in the fourth NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 pre-season and have learned a lot. quarter to stem any hopes of a Craig Harrison paced the three charity tosses to ignite the Grantsville attack while Brooke Cowgirl comeback down the Rally Cowboys with a career high 20 stretch. McGill poured in seven and Jordan Nelson poured in Bunderson and Rika Larsen netted continued from page A10 a field goal each. points in the pivotal stretch and 14. Shane Anderson and Brent Valdez tallied five points in the Logan used a flurry of 3-point The Cowgirls managed to cut Mouritsen also chipped in with frame. Roberts buried four char- missiles from long range in the into the Lady Bulldog margin with 12 each. ity tosses and Zeplata drilled a second-half to break open a a 13-12 scoring edge in the sec- Grantsville also dropped a 67- 3-point bomb as well to thwart a close game down the stretch ond stanza to pull to within 23-20 62 decision to North Summit Grantsville comeback bid. and lift the Grizzlies to an 86-69 by intermission. Kylie Erickson Saturday in Coalville. Larsen paved the way for the win. and Keshia Powell led the way Grantsville returns home Cowgirls with six points on three Charles Abouo led the way for with four points each and Ashton Wednesday to host defending baskets and Anderson logged four the Grizzlies with a team high Miller buried a huge 3-point bomb. Class 3A State champ Tooele at points as well. Miller fired in a 23 and Reggie Nyman popped Anderson chipped in with a basket 7 p.m. The Cowboys hit the road 3-point shot while Jensen and the cords for 22. Wes Hyde and to pull Grantsville to within a shot to Tremonton Friday to tangle Bunderson netted a pair of free Connor Patterson also connect- of knotting the contest. with region rival Bear River, also throws each for the visitors. ed for 10 each and David Cook at 7 p.m. Roberts led the Lady Bulldogs hit for seven.

petitive play in the Spring of 2006. Pet of the Week Wrap If the player makes the team, his continued from page A10 competition fees and uniform will be paid for by the league. Please contact Hans Smith at (435) 830-0352 or email at Under 9-comp soccer [email protected] if you are players needed interested or have any questions. TC United U-9 competition soc- Softball tryouts set cer team is seeking serious soccer Turbos accelerated girls fast players to immediately join their pitch 12-U softball team will hold team. tryouts. Players must have been eight Players whose birthday is on years old or younger on Aug. 1, Jan. 1, 1994, or after are eligible. photography/Mike Anderson 2005. Competition soccer will be If interested, call Joe at 882- Grantsville’s Rika Larsen (left) battles an opponent for a rebound in a holding limited practices during 0173 or 801-808-0143 for dates and game earlier this season. The Cowgirls dropped decisions to Judge the winter months to resume com- times of tryouts. Memorial and Logan last week.

the greatest, if not THE greatest guess who’s getting the foot- onds left. What cushion would USC running back to ever play col- ball…and we watch in horror as another 30 to 40 yards have pro- continued from page A10 lege football and you’re playing he plunges off left tackle and is vided? We will never know…end for the National Championship, stopped two-inches short. If you of story, end of three-peat bid. do you limit his output offen- are going to go for the ballgame And so it was the end of the Replays clearly showed Young’s sively? I wouldn’t think so, but you go with your big dog (Bush) college football campaign. It knee hitting the turf before he that is exactly what USC did, on the playing field, period. has been a great, great, year, Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. pitched the football, but Pete calling Bush’s number only Down Four: USC has the ball and Texas’ quarterback Vince Carroll was standing way out 13 times during the contest… on their own 45 yard line, it’s Young put on a great show in the Shelters are only required to hold animals for on the playing field not paying about three times per quarter… fourth-and-2, with 2:09 left in Rose Bowl to cap the season off. three days before they are euthanized. attention, so the officials never Unbelievable. regulation...decision time. Pete We have a National Champion For more information on this weekʼs featured pet or other animals stopped play for a review. The Down Three: OK, so USC is Carroll’s choices are simple. again in Texas after 35 years, available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at touchdown stood by default. going to go for the ballgame Use his vaulted offense to get the BCS boys are gloating, and 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Ouch. on fourth and two…where is the first down and keep Texas’ BYU’s defense is still asking Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Down Two: USC abandoned Reggie Bush? He’s on the side- Vince Young off the football what happened. So now what? Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. their Heisman Trophy winner line. Are you kidding me? You field or punt it deep and make Well I’m going to take a deep Reggie Bush, which carried USC are about to attempt the big- him go the length of the field breath, relax a little and get on his back to reach the Rose gest play of the season with to beat you. Carroll decided to rested up for March Madness. Tooele Veterinary Clinic Bowl, while Texas embraced your Heisman Trophy winner try and seal the deal by going Hard to imagine it’s just around their second place Heisman fin- watching from the sideline? for the first down. I was yelling, the corner. I’ll see you on the 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 isher Vince Young and road him Implausible. USC lined up with “Punt…punt.” He didn’t listen. hardwoods…from the sideline, to victory. When you have one of a single back, LenDale White… Texas scored with only 19 sec- of course. Happy New Year. A12 TUESDAY January 10, 2006 Find Your Dream Home! Alternatives to flour can solve gluten dilemma TOOELE very when wheat is made into batter a problem in baking. As wheat It is not a good substitute for TRANSCRIPT society or dough.) People with this aller- flour is kneaded or stirred, glu- wheat flour because baked BULLETIN Econsid- gy will be particularly interested ten forms in long, chains that goods become somewhat coarse ers a grain an in alternative flours made from form the framework of the flour. and dry. Substitute it for no more important part the grains named above, seeds, How thoroughly the gluten is than one-fifth of the wheat flour of their diet. tubers and roots including buck- developed determines the tex- in a recipe. In the United wheat, chickpeas, tapioca, dry ture, shaping and lightness of the Oat States, wheat beans and potatoes. However, baked product. Since these alter- Oat flour, milled from either This “N” That Gifts & Silk Florals is the “staff of these may also be of interest native flours lack gluten, they the entire oat kernel or the endo- 163 East 100 South, Tooele (Corner of 200 East) • 843-0772 life.” In south- to people who do not have this make the lightest, best-shaped sperm only, is frequently used in allergy but like the flavor or products if they are mixed with of-the-border Diane Sagers ready-to-eat breakfast cereals. Don’t forget Your Valentine cultures, corn changes in their diets. wheat flour. To experiment, You can make your own to use CORRESPONDENT begin by using one non-wheat for is the primary All of these flours can be in baking by grinding rolled oats February 14th each four parts wheat flour. grain. In the excellent substitutes. Besides the in a food processor or blender I looked up information on • Balloon Bouquets Orient, it is Garden virtue of not containing gluten, (1-1/4 cups rolled oats will yield alternative flours and found • Novelty Gifts rice. In addi- Spot each has its own advantages. 1 cup oat flour). Some are very high in dietary some surprises. Some you may • Lasting Silk Floral Arrangements tion to these have heard of, others are quite Potato fundamental grains, the human fiber — some are very high in Steamed potatoes are dried We carry a large assortment of silk arrangements, large protein. Some add unusual fla- unusual. You may have difficulty diet includes many other grains finding alternative flours at your and then ground to a powder greenery plants &trees, wall decor, wildlife animal statues, vors, some, like arrowroot and such as oats, buckwheat, rye and local market but you may find to make this gluten-free potato unique “Cowboy” statues & baskets plus much more... tapioca, are very good to use for triticale. them in a specialty shop, like flour or potato starch, which is thickening soups and sauces. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE People who are allergic to health-food stores, gourmet commonly used in baked goods All of these are worthy con- wheat are generally reacting to shops, Asian grocery stores, or for Passover (when wheat flour Monday thru Friday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm (By appointment on weekends) cerns, but the fact that they gluten (the protein that forms through mail-order sources. may not be used). are missing gluten can create According to the experts, a Quinoa listing of possibilities includes Quinoa flour, like amaranth the following (in alphabetical flour, is very high in lysine mak- order): ing it a better source of protein Amaranth than wheat flour. A relative of Amaranth flour comes from a leafy vegetable like spinach, the seeds of an amaranth plant. it is newly rediscovered, so it is Amaranths are a group of plants uncommon and hard to find. It is that include common pigweed. higher in fat than wheat flour, so The ancient Aztecs used this quinoa flour makes baked goods plant, but until the 1960s it was moister. You can make your own unknown as a flour source. It has quinoa flour by processing whole some advantages. It is very high quinoa in a blender; stop before in fiber and contains more of the the flour is too fine — it should amino acid lysine, which makes be slightly coarse, like cornmeal. it a more complete protein than Rice flour made from other grains. It White rice flour is a very fine- lends a slight peppery flavor to textured flour made from pol- baked goods, pancakes, and waf- ished white rice. fles. It can be used in cookies, Because it contains the bran, crackers, baking mixes, and cere- brown rice flour contains more als. However, it can be expensive fiber than white rice flour. and is not widely available. Neither of the rice flours rises Arrowroot like wheat flour. Arrowroot flour comes from Rye the rootstalks of a tropical plant. Rye flour usually shows up Because it is easy to digest, in breads — mixed with wheat arrowroot cookies are made for flour. Rye flour does contain infants and young children. It some gluten. If you are using is often used as a thickener for dark rye flour, use less of it than sauces and desserts. The finely you would light flour since the powdered arrowroot turns com- taste is stronger. pletely clear when dissolved (giv- ing gloss to sauces) and adds no Sorghum starchy flavor. Sorghum is a cereal grain Barley though few people in the U.S. eat it. It is sometimes mixed with Barley flour is mild-flavored made from barley grain and con- animal feed. However, it is one tains some gluten. of the staple grains in other areas of the world and is best in breads Buckwheat when combined with bean flours. Buckwheat flour is one ingre- dient most of us have heard of Soy in relationship to buckwheat Soy flour comes from roasted pancakes. It is also used to make soybeans that have been ground Japanese soba noodles. It may be into a fine powder. It is rich in light, medium or dark with dark protein (three times as much as having the strongest flavor. You wheat flour), iron and calcium. can make your own buckwheat It also contains B vitamins. It ��������� flour by processing whole, white is often used to enrich pasta buckwheat groats in a blender or and breakfast cereals and adds food processor. moisture to baked products, as Chestnut well as its use as a thickener in gravies and sauces or to pancake Chestnut flour is made from batter. American chestnuts (not horse chestnuts), the meaty, low fat Tapioca nuts that are often served as a Tapioca flour is milled from vegetable. The flour is used in the dried starch of the cassava Italian holiday desserts and is a root. As it is heated with water, little sweet. it thickens. Besides its familiar Chickpea use in tapioca pudding, it is Chickpea flour is rich in pro- often used in fruit pie fillings tein and comes from dried chick- and soups. It can also be used in peas (garbanzo beans). Although baking. we do not hear much about Triticale this flour, it is commonly used Triticale is a hybrid cross throughout India, and in parts between wheat and rye. It can be of the Mediterranean where it ground into flour and is higher shows up in pancakes, pizzas, in protein than other non-wheat dumplings, soups and stews. You flours. However, like most of the do not have to find this flour on others, it needs to be combined the supermarket shelves — make with a wheat flour to produce a your own by grinding lightly satisfying texture. A close rela- roasted dried chickpeas in a tive of wheat, it should not be blender. eaten by those with wheat aller- Corn gies. Corn flour is not cornmeal, Water-chestnut but it is made from cornmeal Water-chestnut flour (water- that has been ground finer. Make chestnut powder) is an Asian your own by starting with whole ingredient. It is a fine, powdery cornmeal and process it in a starch that is used to thicken blender until it reaches a floury sauces much like cornstarch. consistency. Use it to coat foods before fry- Cornstarch is one we are ing to give them a delicate, crisp all familiar with for thickening coating. sauces and adding to baked In summary for those avoiding goods to make a particularly fine gluten, try a gluten-free flour mix texture. It comes from only the available at some health-food endosperm (starchy part) of the stores. It is a mixture of rice corn kernel. flour, potato starch, and tapioca Millet flour. It was developed as a sub- A yellow flour high in protein, stitute for all of the wheat flour millet flour is very digestible. in many recipes.

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photography / Troy Boman Like SON Wrestling keeps generations ‘in touch’

by Nick Drake can’t rely on someone to back you up. You’re all by yourself SPORTS EDITOR out on that mat. I just love to be involved with the sport in one Although interest in wrestling has taken a back seat in num- capacity or another.” bers to soccer, football, basketball, softball and baseball in com- Valdez echoes those sentiments. munities all over the nation. And even though many colleges and “It seems like I’ve done it all my life,” he stated. “I’ve been universities are dropping their grappling programs like a bad involved in the sport — in some sort of capacity — for 35 years habit — wrestling intrigue is still flourishing within the county of my life. I love it. It’s a fun, unique sport.” borders, thanks in part to many of the former wrestlers guided Ironically, the two coaches’ careers have eerily paralleled by coaches Paul Dart and Richard Valdez. and mirrored one another — with each becoming a Tooele Former Buff Coaches Dart and High wrestling assistant and then head Valdez were instrumental in directing coach, guiding their son to an indi- the THS grappling program to its pin- vidual state title or two, becoming the nacle beginning with the ’70’s and on athletic director after stepping down through the ’90’s. as the head wrestling coach and offi- These two terrific and accom- ciating the sport that both have come plished Buff coaches inspired many to love. prep wrestlers at THS to work hard in Both say it isn’t easy. But each the wrestling room and capture state say that they are fortunate to have supremacy, or place at state in their had a veteran wrestling official tutor respective weight classifications. The them and help each make the tran- dynamic duo have had a favorable sition from coach to official much impact on hundreds of former Tooele smoother. grapplers and became positive ambas- While Dart credits former coach sadors for the sport since each dawned and official Don Neff with his easy head coaching duties of the purple and transition, Valdez credits Dart for his white program. success at officiating. And even now — out of coaching wrestling for almost two “Paul has always been a mentor to decades for Dart and over a half decade for Valdez — each is me,” Valdez noted. “I followed him into coaching and when he still enhancing the sports’ image and handing on the baton to retired from coaching he went into officiating. And then after I allow the sport to continue to flourish within the Utah state retired, I saw him officiating and he convinced me that it would borders. Dart and Valdez are two of the most prominent and be a good way to stay involved with wrestling. He also gave me well-respected wrestling officials in the state, and each work some valuable tips and took me under his wing as did a lot of state tournaments where the cream of the wrestling officiating officials. I look up to Paul R (Dart) and respect him a lot.” crop work. Dart is rated a 1.0, the best any official can earn, Coach Dart and Valdez inspired their sons, Craig Dart and while Valdez is a 1.5. Brett Valdez, to join the wrestling officials fraternity and the file photos Why? Because they love the sport. elders are currently reaping the benefits. Coach Paul Dart and his son Craig (above) and Coach Richard “Wrestling is a great sport,” Dart noted. “I really don’t think Their sons Craig and Brett, both former state champion- Valdez and his son Brett (left) embrace after each boys’ state people understand how much hard work is involved in the sport. ship wrestlers, have now become certified Utah High School wrestling title wins, respectively in ‘87 and then ‘96 and ’97. Today, I’ve played football, baseball and track and those sports are hard Wrestling officials the past two years and tutor under their well- both father/son duos share their passion for the sport as certified work too. But wrestling takes the hard work to a different level. respected fathers. But each is earning their stripes in a wrestling Utah High School wrestling officials. The Valdezes (at top) refereed People that are successful have put in an inordinate amount of together at this past weekend’s Best of the West wrestling tourna- ment at the Deseret Peak Recreation Complex, while the Darts hard work. The sport is unique in the fact that it is a team sport SEE FAMILY ON B3 but an individual sport as well. You have to be ready to go. You refereed together in Richfield at the 2A State Duals.

Coach Paul Dart Coach Richard Valdez Coach Paul Dart wrestled for three years in Coach Richard Valdez was a high school wres- high school and one year each at Snow College tler, assistant coach for two years at West and and Brigham Young University. He assisted Tooele assisted Coach Dart for 12 seasons at Tooele High. Wrestling Coach Larry Silcox beginning in the 1967- Then, in the winter of 1987-88, Valdez took over 68 campaign until taking the head coaching reins for the wrestling program the year after Dart stepped the 1972-73 campaign. Dart was the head wrestling down from his head coaching duties. For 12 sea- coach from that season until his son Craig won an sons, Valdez led the Buff grappling program, includ- individual state title his senior season in the winter ing seven region titles in eight years, and his son of 1987. In fact, Tooele captured its first and only Brett captured individual state titles in the winter team wrestling title during the 1980-81 season with of ‘96 and in ‘97. The veteran coach resigned from Coach Dart leading the way. After stepping down his head coaching post in 1999 when his second as the head wrestling coach, Dart became the THS son, Cody, graduated. And just like Dart, Valdez athletic director for over a decade and has officiated has become the THS athletic director and a well- the sport since the winter of 1987-88. respected wrestling official. B2 TUESDAY January 10, 2006 DOINGS around the valley

home on Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. You will also Tooele learn some credit tips and can even find out if you qualify now or what Singers audition to do to be able to qualify. Free total Do you want to be a part of an excel- cost analysis for attendees as well as lent choir that will stretch you musical- light refreshments. Call for free tickets ly and vocally as well as be a lot of fun? as seating is limited. Held at Action The Tooele County Community Choir Mortgage Solutions, 60 S. Main, Suite will consist of 40 singers, 10 people per 1, Tooele. part and will rehearse Saturday nights. Auditions will be held Jan. 21 at the LDS chapel on 1000 W. and Utah Ave. Deseret Peak Call Denise McCubbins at 843-8402 to schedule a time. 3-D archery tourney set Chamber installs officers The Deseret Peak Complex will host The Chamber of Commerce installa- the 3-D Indoor Archery tournament tion banquet will be Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. at on Jan. 21-22. The shooting begins St. Marguerite’s with a Past Presidents Saturday at 9 a.m.; you can register all Social at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $20 per per- day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. son and must be paid by noon Jan. 17. The tournament will continue on RSVP by Jan. 17 to 882-0690 or 201 N. Sunday at 9 a.m., and you can only reg- Main St. ister until 2 p.m. Learn to sign Money Shooters will shoot both American Sign Language classes days, but there will be a Sunday after- for beginners will be taught Mondays noon shootoff at 2 p.m. Please contact and Fridays from 7-9 p.m. Cost is $10 Jay Walk for more information at (435) per week plus a small paperwork fee. 884-3410. Beginner class will run 6-8 weeks. Classes will be held at the St. Barnabas Philanthropy Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Call Perky at 882-7756 or Mother Connie at 882- 4721. Help horses heal Seven students from Grantsville High School had a very exciting job shadow when they were able to visit the Federal Bureau of TJHS performs Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding Investigation in downtown Salt Lake City. The students got to go into the weapons room and feel how heavy the bullet proof vests Tooele Jr. High School presents center needs volunteers in the follow- are. They were told how bad drugs are, especially the drug Crystal Meth. The sophomores learned about fingerprinting and other “KoKoNut Island” Wednesday and ing areas: feeding and caring for horses, crime solving methods. Many thought the best part of the shadow was the crime scene similator. Each student had a chance Thursday, Jan. 11-12, at 7 p.m. in the working with clients, fundraisers, and to participate in a simulator as if they were an FBI agent during different crime scenes. The simulator is used by real FBI agents Tooele Jr. High auditorium. There is no office work. No experience necessary; for training purposes. Even Kelly Morgan the work-based learning coordinator got to try it out. “That was the coolest thing every. charge. we will train you. Must be 12 years of I really want to be an FBI agent someday,” said Natalie Sagers. The students shown here in the fingerprinting room are Bryant Casting Soon! age and older to participate. Attend Jepson, Trevor Anderson, William Riches, Seth Krieser, Ty Davis, Shane Bakker, Natalie Sagers and Kelly Morgan. Up With Kids Musical Theatre a volunteer orientation on Thursday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. and learn more. Light library board members are urged to tions by 8:30 a.m.; 12 p.m. blood pres- will serve steaks every Friday from Academy will perform their original G- attend. Public attendance is also invit- sure clinic; 1 p.m. Bingo now through May 19. Steak, shrimp, rated, family friendly version of Shrek refreshments provided. This meeting will be held at 352 N. Main Street in ed. • Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics; lunch at chicken, and halibut dinners are avail- 2-3/4. Students ages 4-17 are welcome noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m. able. Come out and support the lodge. to join. Contact Tooele Director Lori Tooele. For more information call 843- City board opens meeting 7774. There will be an open meeting of the • Everyday quilting • Family night — The Eagles Family for more information at 830-3115. Don’t • Jan. 11 — Blood sugar test 10 a.m. Night will be on Saturday, Jan. 14. PMP miss this Shrektacular opportunity. Tooele City Library Board on Jan. 12 Grantsville at 7 p.m. • Jan. 16 — Center closed for Human Kathlyn Bishop and her family will Make family stronger Rights Day. serve homemade chicken noodle soup Is your family all you want it to Scouts • Jan. 21 — Old Time Fiddlers 1:30-3 and/or chili at 6:30 p.m. Bingo will fol- be? The Utah family center is holding Support Cowboys p.m. low. Bring the family and come out for The Cowboys Club will meet three sessions of the highly acclaimed Tooele seniors a fun evening. “Strengthening Families Workshop,” Thursday, Jan. 12, at 6 p.m. at Grantsville Girl Scout service unit meets High School to planning the Cowboys The Tooele County Senior Citizen Historical society meets each consisting of seven Wednesday Tooele’s Service Unit Meeting for Center can be reached at 882-2870. The Tooele County Historical Society evenings. The whole family is invited family night. We need volunteers to troop leaders and co-leaders is sched- help with it and all other activities. • Mondays — Bridge 10 a.m.; aero- presents Historian Jaromy Jessop to and dinner is served at each session. uled for Thursday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; line share with us the history of Tooele The sessions are being offered at a Please come to the meeting and help held at the United Methodist Church, out the high school. dancing 1 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m. County on Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. at the discounted rate of only $25 with $10 78 E. Utah Ave. in Tooele. Agenda • Tuesdays — Lunch at Noon; Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St. refunded when you attend all seven items include reviewing the cookie Pinochle 1 p.m.; line dancing 1 p.m. (enter at rear door). meetings. Space is limited! Please call Stansbury kick off activity and finalizing assign- • Wednesdays — Breakfast 9 a.m. to The “History of Tooele County The Utah Family Center at 833-1960. ments for the service unit Thinking Day Noon; aerobics 9:30 a.m.; dancing 12-1 Volume II” and “Mining, Smelting, and Ballroom dancers perform Celebration. p.m. with Tony Busico; ceramics 1 p.m. Railroading in Tooele County” are avail- Come see the Tooele High Ballroom Combined service boards meet • Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; aero- able for purchase. For information con- Dance Team “Z-motion” in concert The Board of Trustees of the Schools bics 10:30 a.m.; lunch at Noon; blood tact President Jay De Mare, 882-1469, Thursday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. in the THS Stansbury Recreation Service Area and pressure at Noon; bridge 12:45 p.m. or Publicist Alice Dale, 882-1612. auditorium. the Greenbelt Service Area and the • Fridays — Aerobics 9:30 a.m.; din- Sewing Guild meets Board of Directors of the Stansbury Elementaries open to enroll ner 4-5:30 p.m.; Bingo 1 p.m.; dancing Veterans receive help Service Agency will meet on Wednesday, The Tooele Sewing Guild meets Jan. Attention veterans, widows and The Tooele County School District 6-8 p.m. Jan. 11, at 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse, #1 18 in the Extension office auditorium at dependents — A field service officer will accept applications from students • Jan. 13 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with Country Club Drive, Stansbury Park. 9:30 a.m. Marilyn Housley will help any- from the Veterans of Foreign Wars of who are interested in enrolling in an Ula Kirkman one making an outfit for the dolls put the U.S. Department Service Office in Scrapbook nights set elementary school outside of their resi- • Jan. 20 — Dancing 6-8 p.m. with the together in the fall. Please contact Gari Salt Lake City will be at the Tooele Need a night out of the house to dent school boundaries for the 2006- Nash family 6-6 p.m. and the Ahlstrom Thomas (882-3487) if you plan to attend Workforce Service Center, 305 N. Main, get those pages done? Community 2007 school year. band 6-8 p.m. and to get the supply list. All sewers are from 3-4:30 p.m. on Jan. 13 to assist you Scrapbook Nights will be held at the If your student is currently attend- Senior Circle, MWMC invited to this meeting. Bring any show in understanding and applying for right- Stansbury Park Clubhouse from 6-12 ing a school outside of their boundary Senior Circle is for those over 50 and and tell you have. there will be no need to re-apply, unless ful VA benefits, preparing and docu- p.m. on Jan. 13, Feb. 10 and March 10. costs $15 per year. Call 843-3690 for a Gastric bypass surgery support menting application for compensation, There is no charge, just bring your sup- you plan to leave the school you are membership form and to RSVP for all plies and join us for all the scrapbook- attending. The gastric bypass support group pension, hospitalization, education and activities except exercise and water offers education to people who have other benefits. This is a free service and ing fun. For more information call Kim Applications will be sent home with aerobics. Marshall at 882-6188 Monday through all students (or pick one up at the had gastric bypass surgery or who are veterans need not be members of the • Body Instincts — Meets on interested in the surgery. Please come Veterans of Foreign Wars to qualify for Friday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. district office) and turn in by March Tuesdays 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy 31. For more information, call Sandy and meet with us the first Thursday of assistance. (29 S. Main). each month at 7 p.m. in the board room Shepard or Tamara Cummings at 833- • Hinges and Twinges (water aero- Suffering? Move more Churches 1900. at Mountain West Medical Center. For A movement and stretch class for bics) — Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays more information, contact Shelly at those suffering from fibromyalgia, THS council meets 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2. 884-9329. The group is sponsored by chronic fatigue, or muscle tightness Methodists welcome all Tooele High School Community • Jan. 11 — Lunch bunch noon at RMAP. problems is beginning. Tooele United Methodist Church Council will meet Thursday, Jan. 12, at Denny’s Restaurant. 7 p.m. in the THS library. Parents and • Jan. 19-20 — “55 and Alive” safe Alzheimer’s support group Please contact Connie Rockwell to welcomes you to join in Adult Sunday Alzheimer’s caregiver support and students are welcome to attend. driving course 12:30-4:30 p.m. in the sign up and for information at 882- school at 9:30 a.m., childcare provided. education group is open to anyone car- MWMC classrooms. Cost is $10. 6667. At 11 a.m.m Pastor Tom’s message will Place THS baby ads now ing for someone with Alzheimer’s dis- Help! Too many books be “the power of the work.” Also at 11 Tooele High School senior baby ads ease or related dementia. Learn about The Friends of the Library have a.m. is children’s Sunday School. Hope need to be postmarked by Jan. 19. If Groups this disease. Get ideas. Share ideas. received a very large shipment of most- to see you there. you need information, please contact Discuss experiences with others. ly new books: hard backs, paper backs, Ladies exercise, do yoga [email protected] The next meeting will be held novels, self help, childrens’ etc. We are • Free ladies exercise program on Buy THS yearbooks now Masons meet Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 2:30 p.m. at the totally crowded and invite you to visit Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9- THS Yearbooks must be paid for by Rocky Mountain Lodge #11, 22 Tooele Senior Citizens Center, 59 E. our store in the Tooele Public Library. 10 a.m. will be held at 1000 N. and Jan. 27. Extra yearbooks will not be Settlement Canyon Road, Tooele, will Vine. For more information call Frank Hours are Friday 1-7 p.m. and Tuesday Broadway. Everyone is welcome. For ordered. hold it’s stated meeting on Saturday, at 882-2870 ext. 130 or Donna at 882- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. You’ll love our prices: information call Connie Rockwell at Jan. 14, at 10 a.m. at the Tooele Masonic 2870 ext.126. hard backs, $1 and paper backs 25 882-6667. Temple. If any Masons in the area have cents. There are too many to put on the • Free Yoga classes will be held Seniors any questions or need a ride please Recovery shelves and are still in their shipping Tuesday and Thursday 9-10 a.m. at contact Gene May at 882-1222( evening boxes. Come and look them over! 1000 North and Broadway. Everyone is AARP offers safe driving course number) before Saturday. All Masons are invited to attend. Castaways AA meetings set PhotoShop class set welcome. For information call Connie People over the age of 50 can brush Castaway’s Alcoholics Anonymous Tooele Adult Education will sponsor Rockwell at 882-6667. up on their safe driving skills on Ladies of Elks serve dinner meets Monday-Saturday at noon and on a class in what to do with your digital LDS Rama de Espanol reunirse Thursday and Friday, Jan. 19-20, at Ladies of Elks dinner will be Tuesday, Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Barnabas camera photos using PhotoShop. The La Rama 9 de Tooele comenzara a Mountain West Medical Center, from Jan. 10, served from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Open; mixed; class will run Saturday morning, Jan. reunirse todos los domingos a la 9:30 12:30-4:30 p.m. each day. Both days are Reservations are required. Call 843- non-smoking; wheelchair access; nurs- 14, 9 a.m. to noon. The cost will be $10. am en 1000 N. y Broadway. Esta es la required to receive a certificate. You 1200 or 882-2408 ery available Monday-Friday. 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world where respect is earned, not handed out due to your last name. The Dart and Valdez offici- ating teams are just two of only five father-son wrestling official combinations in the state, with the Messersmith, Anderson and Prawitt tandems being the others. While getting yelled at on a con- sistent basis by coaches, parents and wrestling fans, the Darts and Valdezes still enjoy their time out on the mat and it’s even better now that each can recall the good ol’ days with their sons. “It’s just good camaraderie,” says the eldest Dart. “When you officiate tournaments together, you get to go in the car and remember the good times and just talk about wrestling. We talk about his kids too. But this just gives us a chance to talk one-on-one again. He’s been gone with family responsibilities for quite a few years, so it’s nice to just get a chance to visit and reminisce about our high school days together. When you and your son get to that age you just don’t get that chance to talk one-on-one one with your kids very often. So it is nice when you can. We talk all the time about officiating situations too. I’ll tell him, ‘Here’s the situation and what you can possibly run into.’ I’ll watch him a little bit. There will be times where I’m refereeing and I’ll see a coach chewing on him a little. The first instinct is that you want to go and photography / Troy Boman intervene. But you have to let him Coach Richard Valdez and his son Brett find refereeing gives them time to reminisce on the past and keep up to date on current happenings in each other’s lives. face his own confrontations. Then you an excuse to stick around the Brett Valdez, 26, also wants to [those I] keep in touch with the you talk later about it and how school when I was a coach and he dad. ” sport. My dad is highly respected spend valuable and special time most.” best to deal with it. It’s a good one- was a wrestler. And that is always Brett was an intern and assistant on-one relationship.” nice to reminisce about fun times and in a lot of ways it makes it with his father. Both Craig and Brett would wrestling coach at Mountain Crest Coach Valdez said he has a tre- a few years ago. Just being around easier for me because they know “I just want to give back to the love to eventually coach wrestling. when the Mustangs won the state mendous sense of achievement it, I remember the fond memories and respect my dad and they are sport that really helped our fam- Craig is currently coaching his title in the 2003-04 season. Even that his son would want to con- of coaching, not only with my sons willing to give me a chance. They ily become close and build my sons Paul Michael, 12, and Brady, Richard’s younger son Cody, 24, tinue to be involved in the sport of but all of the kids. I felt like all of give you an opportunity but you personality and the person that I 10, in junior high wrestling and his is now student teaching at Logan wrestling. the players were like my sons. I’ll still have to step in and do a good am today,” he said. “It taught me youngest son, Ace, 4, competes in High and is a wrestling assistant at “When I officiate with Brett, critique him and give him some job or they aren’t going to invite about life. It also is definitely a tournaments. the school. I feel a sense of pride that he pointers to help him improve. you back. The biggest benefit is way of bonding with my father. We “I’m heavily involved with junior “Officiating is just a way to be a is following in my footsteps,” he When we refereed together, I can being able to go with your dad and reminisces about former coaches high wrestling and the only time I part of the sport,” Brett added. “I stated. “When I introduce him as walk off knowing that I had my remember the good times and also and players. He helped me. It’s get a break away from all of the would love to coach but my work my son, I get a tremendous sense son helping me or I helped him. I being in the wrestling fraternity been great to keep our wrestling obligations is to officiate wres- schedule doesn’t allow for that. It’s of accomplishment that he is my have a lot of pride in that.” with the other guys. Where I gain a relationship. Wrestling has always tling,” Craig stated. “The added just a great way to stay involved son. He was a very good wrestler Craig Dart said there are a lot of satisfaction and appreciation been a big part of our relationship advantage is that I can be with my in the sport until some day I can and his years of wrestling plus his number of reasons to officiate the is when other coaches and offi- and it’s neat that it can continue dad and spend valuable time with become a coach.” coaching at Mountain Crest have sport. cials tell me how good my dad is through refereeing. The wrestling him. It’s easy to justify me being For both the Darts and Valdez helped him with the transition “I love the sport,” he said. and what a great job he does. I get community is a tight knit and away from my family if I’m work- families, what goes around, comes and knowing how to be a good “There is a fraternity that exists that a lot and I don’t even solicit it. unique community. Even oppo- ing and also being with my dad. around. high school official. We talk about between people who have been They just come up to me and tell nents I wrestled in high school I look at it as more of an escape e-mail: [email protected] moments and old matches in high involved in wrestling. So this gives me. That makes me proud. ” are some of my best friends and and an opportunity to be with my

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Bridal sets, love seat, coffee table ies, tactical folders, package. 24 hours lent pay & benefits for wedding bands. Every- $400. Pine buck bed pocket knives. Call (801)264-5665. experienced drivers, thing wholesale! Rocky $150. Rocking chair now 840-4570 by ap- 0/0, solos, teams and (based on recent fleet avg.) NEED CASH NOW? Mtn. Diamond Co. $50. Sound system and pointment only. HEAVY graduate students. Bo- S.L.C. 1-800-396-6948 speaker $300. 884- nuses available. Refri- Excellent Freight Network We want to make 9200 SELLING YOUR moun- EQUIPMENT gerated now available. FOR SALE: 1982 Cadil- you a loan! tain bike? Advertise it in OPERATOR 1-888-MOREPAY (1- Late Model Equip. lac $1000; washer and SOFA AND Love seat, in the classifieds. Call TRAINING FOR 888-667-3729). (ucan) No Slip Seating dryer, $125 obo; table good condition, $200. 882-0050 EMPLOYMENT $50 - $3,000 and chairs, $400 obo. 843-7830 DRIVER- MAKE MORE 401k, Major Medical, RX, Call (801)725-4276 WEIGHTS- 7’ Olympic No checking account MONEY! Regional, Garage, Yard Sales chrome barbell w/plates dedicated, trans-con Dental & Life insurance needed. Usually 30 VIDEO COLLECTION- 150lbs total, $80; Squat available. No experi- minute service! over 1200 movies on available. stand, $40; Cardioglide, ence, no problem. Low 400 VHS tapes all in HAVING A GARAGE $60. Call 882-8114 cost CDL Training avail- No Experience? Ask About our commercial grade plas- SALE? Advertise it in able! Contact Omar: 1- NOBLE FINANCE tic cases. $200.00. Call training program! the classifieds. Call Lost & Found Bulldozers, Backhoes, 800-800-1100. Mention 882-7240 after 6pm. 843-1255 134 W 1180 N, Ste 13 882-0050 Loaders, Dump Reference #169. EOE. Trucks, Graders, (ucan) Pets LOST: 6MO old female Scrapers, Excavators pitbull, blue & red collar. -National Certification LEAD FRAMERS full Prime, inc. Lost December 27. Dog -Financial Assistance time, Tooele and Salt CLAWS + Paws mobile white brown. 882-2416 -Job Placement Assistance Lake county, experi- 1-800-224-4585 grooming. I’ll come to 800-383-7364 ence required, $12/hour DIESEL you. Flexible hours, rea- Personals plus bonus, call 801- www.primeinc.com Associated Training Services sonable rates. Call 518-4664 MECHANIC Margaret for an appoint- www.atsn-schools.com ment 840-1537, 882- Diabetic Life Center 5019. Business owners If you Cargill, Inc., A world leader in agriculture and industry is • Diabetic Education need someone fast, MALE FAWN pug want- seeking to hire a full time diesel mechanic. Duties include • Diabetic Pharmacy place your classified ad HELP WANTED ed to breed with female Specialist in all 45 of Utah's news- overhauling engines, Hydraulic systems, troubleshooting and beagle. 850-9455 We bill Medicare papers. The person you repairing trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. Applicants are looking for could be must be eighteen years or older and provide identification for PERFECT PUPS Obedi- for diabetic supplies. ence training. Group from out of town. The Complete line of eligibility purposes. Applicants must be available to work and private classes. cost is only $155. for a Diabetic Supplies Press Room Laborer rotating shifts and overtime as needed. A High School 882-5266. 25 word ad and it reaches up to 340,000 diploma/GED is required, additional schooling/degree a plus. [email protected] Dave’s Drugs households. All you do Four to Five years experience is desired. Must pass a written is call the Transcript Must be 18 or older. PITBULL PUPPIES, 6 fe- 30 WEST 1st SOUTH exam. males, 2 males, ready Bulletin at 882-0050 for No Experience Necessary! Cargill offers an excellent benefit package on 1/6/06. Will hold. all the details. (Mention 882-0287 UCAN) � 401-K Come pick yours. $100. Will Train. Call Randy or Chelsea ABORTION? WHY? � Health and Dental insurance (435)224-2455 DRIVER SWIFT CONSIDER adoption. Pay Based On Ambition. � Paid Vacation and Holidays TRANSPORTATION. Warm, secure loving We go the extra mile (2 � Incentive plan WANTED: HANDSOME Heavy Lifting Required. good natured male Bos- home available for new- billion miles last year)! � Competitive wages ton Terrier as stud for born baby. Please call Excellent compensa- FULL TIME POSITION w/ Benefits! � Opportunities for Growth cute well mannered fe- 1-800-606-4411 A-1016 tion/retirement. OTR, male 1yr old Boston. No (ucan) regional, dedicated, papers necessary. Call comfort zones. CDL Apply in Person at Wage will be $19.05 to $20.40 per hour, and ALCOHOLIC ANONY- 882-4561 training. Get your share: based upon experience. MOUS meets daily at 1-866-333-8801. Ref noon and 8pm at 1120 58 N. Main, Tooele. Successful applicants will be required to pass a company-paid Livestock #169. www.SwiftTruck W Utah Ave. Call 882- ingJobs.com. EOE medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, 7358. (ucan) reference checks, credit check and criminal background check. 3 HORSES at auction Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. price, lots of tac includ- Child Care CALIBRATION TECHNI- ed. Excellent deal. CIAN for electronics Won’t last. 2 1/4, 1 equipment, FT, holi- AFFORDABLE CHILD Interested applicants should apply at: mustang, call for more days, vacation, insur- care in my home, meals info. (435)240-3762. ance, associates in Utah Department of Workforce Services and snacks provided, Make offer. technical discipline or 305 North Main • Tooele, Utah lots of games and activ- Transcript Bulletin Publishing promotes a 4yrs experience. ities. Call Raquel 849- Or online at Jobs.utah.gov ALFALFA HAY for sale, (435)833-6006 Drug Free Working Environment. EOE $100/ ton. 884-3823 2016 TUESDAY January 10, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B5

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Wage depends Call Tammi 884-1712. 9631 option available 833-0928 (ucan) age newer home, 801- (Tooele) or 801-972- to first candidates hired. on experience. Call Equal Housing Opp. (801)949-4333 Great pay, flex. sched- SUVs 949-4333 or 801-835- STANSBURY PARK (801)835-5592 NOW HIRING full time 2727 (Salt Lake) for ap- Steve at 840-0774 or ules, free life insurance CLEAN 1BDRM and 5592 Lakefront 3bdrm, 2bth, HYGIENIST for local plications. Wages com- fax resume to 833-9006 & other benefits. Call 3bdrm apartments with $950/mo, $950/dep 53 TOWNHOME in Over- dental practice. Expe- mensurate with position 02 FORD Escape XLS, Tawnia 435-830-0183 WAGSTAFF CON- utilities, starting at 3BDRM, 1BTH apart- Lakeview 840-5483 lake, 3bdrm, 1.5bth, ap- rience preferred. Hir- and experience. Loaded. $13,500. 801- or 435-843-9410 STRUCTION now hiring $325/mo (801)330- ment, $825 month, pliances, patio area, tile ing for 1st week of 209-4636 $400 deposit, utilities in- STANSBURY PARK, PRECISION BRAKE/ experienced framers for 4817 or 882-7308. floors, available Janu- January. Please fax cluded, central air, w/d 4bdrm, 2bth, close to punch press operator; OTR DRIVER experi- local work. (801)557- ary 7th. $750 plus se- resume to (435)843- 1994 HONDA Passport. DUPLEX, 3BDRM, 2bth, hookups, no pets or park, $950/mo, Precision trainee metal enced. Call (435)849- 4047 curity deposit. Call 0600. or bring to 88 4x4 V6, 168K cd, very carport w/storage, smoking. Kim 882-3796 $500/dep. 840-2389 worker. Mercury Metals, 0115 (435)850-8068 (435)843-0686 East 700 North Suite clean, $3300 obo 435- fenced in backyard, 58 South 1200 West, WIRELESS BEEHIVE is B, Tooele. SEEKING FT/PT recep- 760-5912 $625/mo, $300/dep. 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Permanent $350 including all utilit- fire place, $1350/mo Driven daily. $5000. neighborhood, central TOOELE 3BDRM, 1bth, position with excellent ies. Contact Tooele 1122 S Davenport The Engineering Division has an immediate opening for a (435)840-1853 air, 2 car garage. $600/mo 615 E Vine St SPRING COMMUNICA- benefits. $13.50 + per County Housing Author- (700 East) Building Inspector . This position will be responsible for a variety of $1200/mo. plus deposit 801-598-4881 www.out- complex technical duties to assure compliance with county uniform TIONS, the premier hour depending on ex- ity 882-7875 ext 124. Davidson Realty building and zoning codes. 92 GMC Jimmy, 4wd, (801)518-6102 to view. westreality.com agent for Cingular, perience. Send resume 801-466-5078 white 4 door, tinted win- GRANTSVILLE APART- Building Inspector I ($19.46) seeks a Branch Manag- to jobs@wirelessbee • Experience related to some aspect of building construction dows, only 113,000 MENTS now available! 5BDRM 2BTH home on TOOELE 4BDRM, 1bth, inspection. Utah State Building Inspector Licensure to an er for our Tooele loca- hive.com or 2000 Sun- miles. Priced below low Studios $375 includes large lot, completely re- 304 East Vine Street, Place Your Ad: inspector classification which allows for inspection of all aspects tion. Previous wireless, set Road, Lake Point, of residential construction, or a minimum of two certifications sales & management blue book at $2,200. utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- modeled, brand new $725. (801)598-4881 882-0050 (electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and building); and, licensure in UT 84074. 884-9340 carpet & paint through- www.outwestrealty.com at least two codes (residential & commercial national testing) or experience preferred. cludes utilities, call 1- equivalent combination of education and experience Great income potential 801-603-2565 out, family friendly • Advanced computer skills and the ability to use a variety of Business 98 GMC JIMMY, good neighborhood. Build Continued on next page software applications. (Sal+ Com+ Bonus) and Opportunities condition, new snow • Working knowledge of building, plumbing, electrical and benefits. Become part LOW RENT Remodels: equity while you rent. mechanical codes; working knowledge of modern construction tires, 117,000 miles, Studio, 1 and 2 bed- $950/mo. (801)250- methods, practices, materials, tools and equipment; working of the Best Wireless A CASH COW! 90 Vend- $4800. 850-9973 knowledge of drafting and blueprint reading. Team in the industry. ing Machine Units/30 room apartments. New 1727 or (435)542-3414 Building Inspector II ($21.45) Email jhambleton@spring carpet, tile and paint. Locations. Entire busi- Trucks 5BDRM, 2BTH, 2 car ga- • Meet the minimum qualifications of a grade 21 communications.com or ness - $10,670. Local New management with LOOKING • Technical course (building code courses) work in a construction great tenants. 843-0917 rage, hardwood floors, related field; or, experience related to some aspect of building call (801)916-1516 Utah Company. Hurry! construction or inspection; and, Utah State Building Inspector two tone paint 435-882- Licensure in an inspector classification which allows for Call 1-801-593-0084. 1971 FORD F250 Hiboy NEW YEAR’S Special- 0372 , 801-573-8758 or inspection of all aspects of residential construction, or a STYLIST WANTED. Fun (ucan) truck, $1000. Call 843- FOR A minimum of (3) three certifications (electrical, plumbing, Tooele salon, has good First month is free. Val- 801-573-8782 mechanical and building); certification as a plans examiner or 5727 or 840-4365 if no ley Meadows has 2 and opening and space ALL CASH CANDY C-A INVESTMENT licensure in at least three codes as required by State Law answer. Truck runs. 3 bedroom apartments (residential & commercial national testing) or equivalent available to Nail Tech. Route. Do you earn 532 N Main. 4bdrm, combination of education and experience. available now. This will CHANGE? State lincese. Full time $800 in a day? Your 1978 CHEVY Turbo 400 1bth, newly painted, not last long. Contact $300, part time $200. own local candy route. newly rebuilt transmis- new carpet, $700/ For more information or a on-line application please visit Tooele County Housing http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html call Julie 496-0866 Includes 30 machines sion, great motor, new mo, $700/dep. 882- Authority - 882-7875 ext Great career Applications must be submitted to the Tooele County and candy. All for tires, runs good, needs 1199 124. Human Resources office • 47 S. Main Tooele, UT 84074 SUPERINTENDENT, $9,995. 1-888-745- little work. $1400. 884- EEO Employer CLEAN 3BDRM 2bth, opportunity at DIRT/ PIPE EXPERI- 3353. (ucan) 0188 ENCE required. Fax in- NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, fenced yard, must see, 2bdrm, kitchenette formation to 1-928-634- BE YOUR OWN Boss- 1980 CHEVY pickup 4x4 $975 per month. Call available, monthly, 9684 or call 1-928-649- Earn significant income K30, runs good, great 843-1662 weekly special. HBO, 9015. (ucan) selling the American work truck. Need to cable. Call 882-3235. FOR RENT or sale: Dream of Home Owner- sell.$600 882-8673 585 Canyon Rd, 3bdrm, 2bth. Must see SUPPORTED LIVING ship. Proven program 224-2146 Tooele. Valley View working with develop- includes quality leads inside! $600/mo, no Motel. mentally disabled adults and company support. 1983 DODGE RAM pets, no smoking. 882- in their home, part time, Charger for sale, $1000 8144 Call 1-877-673-4442, NOW LEASING GREAT must have reliable or best offer. Call 843- visit www.American MOVE IN SPECIAL FOR RENT: $650/mo transportation and good 1049 or (435)224-4117, HomePartners.com. BEAUTIFUL 2 AND darling 2 bedroom Tire Techs driving record. Contact (ucan) ask for Tim. Certified Nursing Assistant Dave at 801-268-4386 3BDRM, GRANT house, includes washer, FULL, IMMEDIACY or online at PLAY FOR A living with 1997 CHEV 1500 2wd dryer, fridge, stove, Great Benefits OCONCPIE 801-403- Instructor (CNA) achievecs.com Discovery Toys! $500 Silverado XCab, 3rd close to school. Day 7481 OR 435-884-6211 882-1102, Night 882- Great Pay Part-time position to provide instruction or much more per door, 5.0L V8, auto, ac, pwr: locks, win, steer- 2688 in Tooele, 4-8 PM T, W, TH (clinical month, exciting prod- ROOM FOR rent, spa- HELP WANTED ing, cruise, cass/disc ucts, work around your cious home & yard, FOR RENT: 2bdrm 2bth hours vary). Requirements: LPN with 1 stereo, alloy wheels, APPLY AT family. Call for informa- $350/mo, includes utilit- mobile home, very nice, year of nursing experience. Candidates tow pkg, excellent con- tion, Rachel, 1-435-757- ies, washer, dryer, stor- no smoking, no pets. dition, shell, 61,000mi. with bi-lingual (English /Spanish) skills 7422. Minimum invest- age, Available now. $625/mo, includes lot ment required. (ucan) $9000 obo. 882-4025 and prior teaching experience preferred. LDS Standards. Call rent & water. 882-8555 855 N. Main • 882-5384 $15-$22/hour DOE. 2000 CHEVROLET 1500 833-9716 is HIRING: PRIVATE CLUB and re- GRANTSVILLE 1BDRM X Cab Silverado, auto, staraunt for sale by ROOMMATE WANTED, apt- $325 or 2bdrm- See www.sltatc.org or call Cashiers starting at $8 air, cruise, 4x4, long owner in Tooele. Re- gourmet kitchen, wash- $425 per month, depos- 801-493-8703 for full job duced price. Establish- bed, 109k, $10,000. starting at er, dryer, full entertain- it, no pets. Call Parts Corner $8 884-9067, 840-2255 LOCAL & WESTERN description & application. Evidence ed 11 years. Includes ment center, bath, pri- (801)785-3156 Fast Food starting at $7 real estate. Owner in of qualifications are required prior 2000 F150 XLT w/top- vate. No smoking, STATE DRIVERS 19 poor health. 882-9085 GRANTSVILLE BRICK to employment. A background Waitress starting at $3 per, good condition, drugs, alcohol, pets. Local trucking company based in SLC afternoons. rambler, newly remodel check is required. To be considered plus tips $10,500. Evenings after Male only. $400/mo. Must See 840-2011 2bdrm, 1bth, central air, needs 5 full time drivers. Must be at least applicants must submit a completed - Merit increases at Small Business owners: 6pm, 843-1902 60, 120 and 180 days. fireplace, nice yard, fur- 25 years old, had CDL, HazMat, and application, cover letter and résumé Place your classified ad SLEEPING ROOMS niture available, no in 45 newspapers Apartments for good driving record. Van, fl ats, tankers via email, fax, or mail to: - Benefits available, $70 per pets/ smoking. ------throughout Utah for only Rent week, $10 key deposit, $650/mo 884-3347 and doubles. Excellent pay, profi t shar- Apply in person $155. for 25 words, and first and last week- total ing, health, dental, paid vacation & sick Salt Lake / Tooele ATC $5. per word over 25. $650/MO GRANTS- 8836 N. Hwy 40 VILLE basement apart- $150 to move in. 46 N GRANTSVILLE, 2BDRM, leave. Apply in person at 1655 East 3300 South, SLC, UT 84106 You will reach up to Broadway. 882-7605 1bth, garage, new car- Lake Point 340,000 households ment, 3bdrm, 1bth, Fax: 493-8750 [email protected] brand new, w/d hook- pet, no pets, no smok- Thatcher Transportation, and it is a one call, one TOOELE, 2BDRM, 1bth, ups, deposit negotiable, ing, $550/mo, 1905 Fortune Rd. (1905 W. 1250 S.) order, one bill program. dishwasher and ac, no no smoking, pets con- $300/dep. Available Call the Transcript Bul- smoking/ pets, or call for information 801-924-1423 sidered. 884-6391 12/10. 884-0434 MANUFACTURING letin at 882-0050 for fur- $575/mo, $300/dep. ther info. (ucan) 1 BDRM Apartment Move in special. 882- GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM, Carlisle SynTec, a leading manufacturer of commercial roofing 4998 or (801)592-1452 1bth, 4 car garage, FORKLIFT/PRODUCTION materials, is now staffing for our new manufacturing facility, $475/mo, includes all Wanted utilities, washer, dryer, $750/mo, $500/dep. Locally based manufacturing and distri- Hunter Panels. Hunter Panels will manufacture roof insulation ac, dishwasher. No pets Homes for Rent (435)680-0205 bution company has opening for entry panels in our brand new facility in the Utah Industrial Depot. I WILL pay cash for any or smoking. (801)252- NICE 3BDRM 2bth, new level trainees and experienced plant 9275 Lake Point. Applicants for all positions must be able to pass a drug test junk cars. Scott $ Move in discount, carpet and paint. Must operators. Forklift experience required. (435)830-6189 and be available for overtime. Reply with job code to $750/mo 3-4bdrm, see. $975 per month. Full time work available. Starting sal- mailto:[email protected] or fax to 435-843-2457, Now 2300sqft, huge, Call 843-1662 Motorcycles & $400/dep. no pets, no ary $10.00/hour and up depending on 1600 B. Ave., Tooele, UT 84074. ATVs Renting smocking, 801-391- RENTALS, Stansbury experience. Shift differential for rotating 8219 or 843-0785 Park, 2 homes. Call De- 04 HONDA Shadow 750, shift work. Excellent career opportunity. PROCESS OPERATORS (DAY/SWING ROTATION) Oquirrh View seret Peak realty windshield, two tone $$WHY RENT when (435)882-9088 Outstanding benefi t package including Cobra drag pipes, lots Apartments you can buy? O down pension and profi t sharing plan (100% Prefer experience in a chemical processing environment but of chrome and extras. programs, not perfect STANSBURY PARK $5995. Call 882-8148 or is now accepting credit. Single parent company contribution) Apply in person at will accept other industrial experience in machine or process applications for RD Homes for rent, from 3, 840-1909. programs. Call for de- 4, 5, 6bdrm, available Thatcher Transportation, operations. Good mechanical/technical aptitude and the desire subsidized elderly tails. Berna or Chris now. Great community to learn. Trainees’ start at $11.00/hr and increase to $12.00/hr FOR SALE or trade: 2 housing. 435-840-5029 Group w/Golf course, pool and 1905 Fortune Rd. (1905 W. 1250 S.) older Polaris snowmo- 568 N. 270 E. in 6 months. Job code MOHP11006TRAN 1 Real Estate park 843-9883 Salt Lake City, UT 84104 EOE biles w/drive on, drive Tooele off trailer. Need 4 882-2268 $775 GRANTSVILLE SECURITY MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (DAY/SWING ROTATION) wheeler, preferably 3bdrm 2bth, really cute! w/plow. (435)882-1719 Garden tub, w/d hook- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- ups. Deposit negotia- We are seeking maintenance mechanics and technicians who Autos ments behind Super ble. No smoking. Pets will ensure the safe and seamless operation of the Wal-Mart. On select considered. (435)840- manufacturing equipment through preventative maintenance, units $99 moves you 2205 1984 BERETTA Camaro, in. Some apartments repairs, building installations, and start-up. Must have a strong runs great, 843-1711 includes all utilities. 16 EAST Aparicio, Over- mechanical aptitude, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical system Swimming pool, hot lake, 3bdrm, 2bth. Call experience and good overall trades skills. Experience must be tub, exercise room, Carol at ReMax. in a manufacturing and/or packaging environment. Job code playground, full club- (435)830-0007 FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! house. 843-4400 MTHP11006TRAN 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath, 2BDRM APARTMENT, large fenced backyard, $550/mo plus deposit. Now Hiring Full & Part-Time: FORKLIFT OPERATORS (DAYS) no indoor pets, (435)843-7591 $650/mo includes wa- Transportation Security Screeners Salt Lake City Int'l Airport 2BDRM DUPLEX, new ter. 376 E Vine St. Applicants must have a demonstrated work history of safe, Sell Your Car Here for 833-0221 cabinets, paint and Screeners provide security and protection for air travelers, airports and aircraft. efficient operations of sit down forklift equipment to move $ 80* carpet, a/c, dishwash- 2BDRM 1bth COZY Full-Time: Starting at $26,366 per year Plus Benefits palletized material and load trucks in high volume fast paced er, w/d hookups. home no pets, new car- ea. $595/mo. Move in bo- Part-Time: Starting at $12.63 per hour Plus Benefits warehouse. Job code FOHP11006TRAN 6 pet, w/d, water shared, (Includes 11.72% Locality Pay) nus. 882-0366, 830- covered parking, 2665 Minimum Requirements: U.S. Citizenship or U.S. National • High school diploma, Call 882-0050 $625/mo plus $500/dep. GED or equivalent, or one year of security or aviation screening experience • English *Based on 13 issue contract. available 1-2-06 849- proficiency • Pre-employment medical evaluation • Pass a background/credit check 3BDRM, NO SMOKING, 1394 Please apply online at: soft water, laundry 2000 Chevey Astro LS http://tsacareers.recruitsoft.com hookups, microwave, 3BDRM, 2BTH 2 car ga- 1-800-887-1895 red van, 8 passenger dishwasher, fenced, rage, washer, dryer in- TTY: 1-800-887-5506 63k miles, w/warranty, off street parking. 1 in- cluded. $725/mo, $400 great condition, $13,000 door pet negotiatable. deposit. Call (435)840- 884-6813 TSA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. $640/mo 833-9393 8177 B6 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY January 10, 2006

Continued from previous page Homes Homes Homes Office Space Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Trustee's Sales Homes 3BDRM, 1BTH garage, LAKEFRONT STANS- OFFICE/ BUSINESS AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE a. Financial Statements Deadline for public no- patio, shed, corner lot, BURY Park 2yr old space, utilities and high COMBINED MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY presented by Todd Bra- tices is 4 p.m. the day FOR SALE BY OWNER new shingles, partly fur- home, 4bdrm, 3.5bth, speed internet included, OF THE STANSBURY GIVEN THAT the Tooele shear, CPA. prior to publication. $$$SAVE MONEY nished, $88,500. 882- owner financing, no 272 North Broadway. RECREATION SERVICE City Planning Commis- b. Memo-State Dated Public notices submit- Find HUD & Bank 6196 qualifying, $15,000 (435)882-4949 AREA BOARD OF sion will meet in a Busi- Checks ted past the deadline owned homes at: down, $300,000. 882- TRUSTEES AND ness meeting scheduled c. Memo-West Wood will not be accepted. www.tooelebankowned 4BDRM 2BTH, 2100sqft, 7141 Buildings STANSBURY GREEN- for Wednesday January Mesa Tenant Debt UPAXLP homes.com or call for 2-car garage, central BELT SERVICE AREA 11, 2006 at the hour of d. PHAS Score a list Berna or Chris air, vaulted ceilings, Planning on selling your BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 7:00 pm. The meeting 7. Resolutions: NOTICE OF TRUST- 435-840-5029, Group landscaped yard w/full home, you could be CLEARY BUILDINGS AND STANSBURY will be held at Tooele a. Resolution 09-05 - EE'S SALE 1 Real Estate fence & sprinkler sys- sending your sales www.clearybuilding.com SERVICE AGENCY City Hall in the City Housing Choice Voucher Notice is hereby given 1 quality postframe 12ft- 2 tem, includes points to up to 340,000 BOARD OF DIREC- Council Chambers, locat- Payment Standards. that on the 1st day of $1,255 CLEAN 2bdrm 127 W. Vine, Tooele - 2 bdrm, 1 ⁄ bath, 2 kitchens, fridge/freezer & more households at once. For 81ft wide. 50yr warran- TORS ed at 90 N. Main Street, b. Resolution 10-05 - Feb, 2006, at the hour of 1997 dbl garage, familyroom & living room. Energy efficient windows. Alarm system. 435-884-6069 $155. you can place ty. Erected or materials NOTICE is hereby given Tooele, Utah. Amended Contract Down 3:00 pm on the front fenced yard, 430 E 670 Oversized 1 car garage. Auto sprinklers, big yard all fenced, patio. your 25 word classified only. Call Ed Rutledge that a meeting of the Agenda Items Payment Assistance steps of the Courthouse N. $3700 down, seller $ 99,500 843-5605 4BDRM, 2BTH, for sale ad to all 45 newspapers @ 800-968-4031 Board of Trustees of the 1. Nominate and elect a c. Resolution 11-05 - located at 47 No. Main financing. Open Sat by owner, excellent lo- in Utah. Just call the Stansbury Recreation Chairman and Vice- Down Payment Closing St. Tooele, Utah the un- 10am-3pm. (801)560- If you build, remodel or cation, excellent condi- Transcript Bulletin at Service Area and the Chairman for the 2006 Costs Assistance dersigned, Edwin B. Par- 0840 remove buildings you tion. $149,000. Please 882-0050 for all the de- Greenbelt Service Area Tooele City Planning d. Resolution 12-05 - ry, Attorney at Law, call 843-0258 tails. (Mention ucan) can place your classi- Trustee, acting pursuant BEAUTIFUL REMO- FOR SALE! and the Board of Direc- Commission. Snow Removal Contract FOR SALE! fied ad in 45 of Utah's to the power of sale con- DLED home, four bed- tors of the Stansbury 2. Review and set the e. Resolution 13-05 - En- 5BDRM 2BTH Tooele STANSBURY PARK, newspapers for only ferred in that Trust Deed rooms, two bathrooms, Service Agency will con- meeting dates for Plan- ergy and Utility Allow- rambler, new laminate 125 Country Club, $155. for 25 words ($5. originally executed by custom lighting, large vene on Wednesday, ning Commission meet- ance floor, large family room 5bdrm, 3bth, new car- for each additional Herbert Y. Begay and windows, new applian- January 11, 2006 at 7:00 ings for the calendar 8. Other Business w/fireplace, fenced pet, built 1978. Needs word). You will reach up Bertha A. Begay, Trust- ces, family room, kitch- p.m., at the Clubhouse, year 2006. 9. Adjournment backyard, in cul de sac. some upgrades but a to 340,000 households ors, with Utah Mortgage en combo, new brick Sell Your Home Here for #1 Country Club Drive, 3. Review and motion for DeAnn Christiansen 843-0167, 840-0871, great home. $145,000. and all you do is call the Center as the original fireplace, hardwood Stansbury Park, Utah Oak View Heights No. 5 Executive Director $129,900. Call Rose @ DP Realty Transcript Bulletin at beneficiary, the current floors, granite counter- $ 80* 84074. consisting of a lot line (Published in the Tran- (435)830-2827 882-0050 for all the de- beneficiary of the trust top, tile floors, elemen- BY OWNER, 5bdrm, Business Meeting adjustment between lot 2 script Bulletin January ea. tails. (Mention UCAN deed is Goorman Family tary school near by. 6 3bth Stansbury Park, 1. Call to Order of Oak View Heights No. 12, 2006) VERY NICE Brick home Classified Network) 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3 and lot 1 of Oak View Trust and the record $120,000. 882-3106 newly carpeted, central w/basement apartment, Call 882-0050 3. Roll Call Heights No. 4 by Aaron owners of the property 224-4657 air, completely land- double lot, fenced beau- STEEL BUILDING PUBLIC NOTICE *Based on 13 issue contract. 4. Review and Adopt Mi- & Heather Zahler, 891 as of the recording of the scaped, vinyl fence, tiful yard, fruit trees, SALE! Sentinel Building TOOELE COUNTY nutes Upland Drive, Tooele. notice of default are Her- available immediately. garden, sprinkler sys- Systems. Agricultural, COUNCIL OF GOVERN- a. November 9, 2005 4. Review and approval bert Y. Begay and Bertha $195,000. Call tem, possible duplex Commercial, Specialty. MENTS Regular Meeting of the minutes for the A. Begay, will sell at pub- (801)884-3612 property. 882-5104 Free quote and estimat- Notice is hereby given ed erection costs. b. November 16, 2005 meeting held December that the Tooele County lic auction to the highest COUNTRY LIVING: Manufactured www.sentinelbuildings. Canvass Meeting 14, 2005. Council of Governments bidder the interest con- BEAUTIFUL Valley. com, 1-800-327-0790. c. December 14, 2005 Pursuant to the Ameri- will hold a regularly veyed to the Trustee in The Kirk Shopping. Schools. Homes (ucan) Impact Fee Capital Fa- cans with Disabilities Act, scheduled meeting on that Trust Deed filed for Quiet, Quality apartments in a Fishing. Hunting. Cen- FOR SALE or rent, large cilities Plan Hearing individuals needing spe- Tuesday, January 17, record in the office of the restored historic structure tral Utah Your builder 3bdrm, 2bth manufac- STEEL BUILDINGS. d. December 14, 2005 cial accommodation dur- 2006 at 6:00 P.M. in the County Recorder of and plans, our's, or tured home, utility room FACTORY Deals. Save Budget Hearing ing this meeting should Tooele County Court- Tooele County, State of The Best Places at the Best Prices hold. Farmable. Cost- with w/d hookups, for $$$. 40 x 60‚ to 100 x e. December 14, 2005 notify Richard Jorgen- house, Emergency Man- Utah, on Nov. 22, 1999 Completely Furnished worthy water. Oil rights. more info call. 884-6181 200‚. Example: 50 x 100 Regular Meeting sen, Tooele City Land agement Conference as entry #140238 in x 12‚ = $3.60/square 5. Public Comment Use Technician prior to Room, 1st floor, 47 Book 0598 on page Weekly & Monthly Rates 90% financing on land OAC 3 acres, $49,950. Mobile Homes foot. 1-800-658-2885. 6. Probable Vote Items the meeting at (435) 843- South Main Street, 0528, the property there- Trust Protected Home- www.rigidbuilding.com a. Oath of Office – Kim 2130 or TDD (435) 843- Tooele, Utah. in mentioned and descri- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 owners Assn. Phone (ucan) Marshall, District & Elec- 2180. The agenda items for bed, purported to be lo- Melanie 1-435-896- 3BDRM 2BTH mobile tion Clerk (Published in the Tran- this meeting are as fol- cated at 7148 Burmester 3216. (ucan) home, senior discount, UTAH MANUFACTUR- b. Board Elections and script Bulletin January lows: Rd. Grantsville, UT $680 a month, lot space ER FOR 17 years Plus - Appointments – Randy 10, 2006) 1. Roll call 84029 (the undersigned FITCH MANSION, included with rent. 882- All Steel Buildings!!! Jones Approval of meeting mi- disclaims liability for any 4308sqft hillside bunga- 7622 Any size you want, any 7. Manager’s Report PUBLIC NOTICE nutes for October 18, error in the purported ad- low overlooking historic accessories you want, 8. Recess The Tooele County 2005 dress), being more par- Eureka, 19 rooms, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile or any features you Work Session Housing Authority's 2. Election of Chairman ticularly described as fol- 4.5bths, new roof, Na- home for rent, no smok- want. www.cobuildings.net 1. Possible Vote Items Board of Commissioners for 2006 lows: tional Historic Register, ing/ pets. 882-1550 or call 1-800-262-5347. a. T-Mobile Contract will hold their Annual 3. Election of Vice-Chair- LEGAL DESCRIPTION $130,000 obo. 882- Lots & Land CO Building Systems, b. 2006 Budget Board Meeting Breakfast man for 2006 PARCEL 1 BEGINNING 7094 Inc. Building a Reputa- 2. Board Members’ Re- and quarterly meeting on 4. Update on Wasatch AT THE CENTER OF tion on "Old Fashioned ports and Requests Wednesday, 18 January Front Regional Council SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP GREAT FAMILY home! Integrity". (ucan) 3. Correspondence 2006 at 8:45 a.m. at 2 SOUTH, RANGE 5 220 ACRES Southwest 5. Presentation by 4bdrm, 1.75bth, brick 4. Financial and Bills Virg's Cafe, Highway 36, WEST, SALT LAKE of Eureka, water and Tooele County Weed rambler. RV parking, Public Notices 5. Adjourn Erda, Utah. Following is BASE AND MERIDIAN, MONTHS FREE RENT power available. Board auto sprinklers, work- (Published in the Tran- an agenda for the meet- ON THE EAST RIGHT (435)839-3534 Meetings 6. Tooele County Con- N ow Renting shop, large shed, 2 fire- script Bulletin January ing. solidated Plan OF WAY LINE OF (435)433-6653 Deadline for public no- places, walk-out base- 10, 2006) 1. Welcome & roll call. 7. Re-signing of Procla- BURMESTER ROAD; MOVE IN SPECIALS ment. Many improve- tices is 4 p.m. the day 2. Approval of minutes of AND RUNNING BEAUTIFUL UTAH! mation against Underage Exclusively for Seniors ments. $160,000. 308 prior to publication. PUBLIC NOTICE meeting held 29 Sept THENCE EAST 210 LAND Sale-54 acres - Drinking Caldwell Drive. Public notices submit- The Town Of Stockton 2005 and 20 Dec 2005. FEET; THENCE SOUTH $44,900. Uinta Moun- 8. Adjournment (435)840-2337, ted past the deadline has a council vacancy for 3. Report by Executive 210 FEET; THENCE Pet Friendly tain area. Outdoor lov- Dated this 9th day of (435)882-3795 will not be accepted. a 2-year term and a Director: WEST 210 FEET; Call for details. pp er's dream! Dramatic January, 2006 UPAXLP Board of Adjustors va- a. Voucher Program THENCE NORTH 210 mountain views, close Cindy Coombs, Secre- SELLING YOUR HOME? cancy for a 4-year term. b. Public Housing FEET TO THE POINT (435)843-0717 to conveniences. Sur- tary Advertise it in the clas- NOTICE OF PUBLIC These are both volunteer c. Valley Meadows OF BEGINNING. 5-55- rounded by wilderness. Tooele County Council sifieds. Call 882-0050 HEARING positions and require you d. CROWN Home 11 Nearby lake and state of Governments Notice is hereby given to live in Stockton. For 4. Report by Board Mem- PARCEL 2 BEGINNING parks. Excellent financ- (Published in the Tran- that the Erda Township more information and an bers 210 FEET SOUTH OF ing. Call UTLR 1-877- script Bulletin January Planning Commission application call Ellen at 5. Old Business THE CENTER OF SEC- 349-5263. (ucan) 12, 2006) REFINANCE will be holding a PUBLIC 435-882-3877. a. Update Grantsville TION 7, TOWNSHIP 2 HEARING in the Tooele Project SOUTH, RANGE 5 STOCKTON BUILDING County Courthouse Audi- SAVE! lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. b. South Willow Apart- WEST, SALT LAKE or torium at 47 So. Main TOOELE Place Your Ad: PURCHASE Newly constructed TRANSCRIPT ments BASE AND MERIDIAN; Street, Tooele. On Wed- BULLETIN 6. New Business 882-0050 GET THE CA$H YOU NEED IN roads. Beautiful lake/ nesday January 11th Continued on next page RATES mountain views. Great 2006 beginning at TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!! for manufactured or 7:00pm to receive public custom built homes. comment on the follow- 8% • Bruised Credit OK 882-7094. ing items: I can help youyou findfind a new • Stated Income - No Problem Water Shares AMS #1006-05 Amend- • Unlimited CASH OUT ment to Title 13 Subdivi- sion Ordinance home forfor the new year.year. 7% • 100% - 125% Financing 10 SHARES Lower Clo- Mary Dixon • Bankruptcy OK ver Irrigation water. Will Secretary 87 AparicioAparicio Dr • Self Employed OK sell individually. 882- Erda Township Plan- NNEW N EEWW LISTINGLLIISSTTIINNGG • Credit Improvement Program 5691 224-4551 ning Commission Gorgeous Setup with 6% • 2nd Mortgages (Published in the Tran- RR3,225 s.f.,s.f., 4 Bdrms,Bdrms, 3 Bths,Bths, TWO SHARES Settle- script Bulletin January EE .36 AcreAcre Lot, 9’ Ceilings, GET ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS HERE AT ment Canyon water 10, 2006) DD CALL NOW to get the BEST RATES! $2,500 each obo 435- NN Archways, Archways,T Intercom,Intercom, H20 830-5355 T 5% 435-833-0740 or visit our website at UUNDER U Purifier, Purifier CCTC, JettedJetted Tub,Tub, Master www.deseretpeakmtg.com AASuite, Suite, Steel I-Beam full Your Complete TTRR length of baseament for Local News Source. N ease in planning roomroom 833-0740 O N layout. layout. Alot MoreMore to See.See. TOOELE O TRANSCRIPT CONTRAC C 134 W 1180 N, Ste 8 BULLETIN $ $ 1123,250 12233,,225500

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*Each officeoffice independently owned and operated. Shane Shane InformationInformation deemed reliablereliable not guaranteed.guaranteed. Sandy Covello Jeannie McIntyre Bergen Bergen Karrie Thorne 435-830-5545 435-830-0250 840- 0344 (cell) (cell) 435-840-0564 EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 882- 8868 ext.ext. 119 1185 N. MainMain TUESDAY January 10, 2006 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

Continued from previous page Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Trustee's Sales Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Public Notices any other condition of ces. Bidders must be DATED this 29th day Tooele City, according to Tooele County, State of Tooele City, according to NOTICE OF PUBLIC ORDINANCE 2006-02 Trustee's Sales which the trustee is not prepared to tender of December 2005. the plat thereof, recorded Utah, executed by the official plat thereof on HEARING FOR AN ORDINANCE ES- aware that would cause $5,000.00 in certified Marlon L. Bates, Trust- in the Office of the Charles M. McKendrick file and of record in GRANTSVILLE CITY TABLISHING A BOARD AND RUNNING the cancellation of the funds at the sale and the ee Tooele County Recorder. and Gladys D McKen- Tooele County Record- TO RECEIVE COM- OF APPEALS PUR- THENCE EAST 210 sale. If any such condi- balance of the purchase SCALLEY & READING, Together with all build- drick, Husband and Wife er's Office. A.P.N. 12- MENT AND INPUT RE- SUANT TO SECTION FEET; THENCE SOUTH tion exists, the sale shall price in certified funds by P.C. ings, fixtures and im- As Joint Tenants, will sell 039-0-0308 The address LATED TO:1) CULINA- 112 OF THE INTERNA- 210 FEET; THENCE be void, the successful 10:00 a.m. the following 50 South Main Street, provements thereon and at public auction to high- of the property is purport- RY WATER AND TIONAL BUILDING WEST 210 FEET; bidder’s funds returned business day. The trust- Suite 950 all water rights, rights-of- est bidder, payable in ed to be 275 North 630 WASTEWATER IM- CODE BE IT OR- THENCE NORTH 210 and the trustee and cur- ee reserves the right to P.O. Box 11429 way, easements, rents, lawful money of the Unit- East Tooele, UT 84074 PACT FEES, AND ii) DAINED BY THE FEET TO THE POINT rent beneficiary shall not cancel the foreclosure af- Salt Lake City, Utah issues, profits, income, ed States at the time of The undersigned dis- CULINARY WATER TOOELE COUNTY OF BEGINNING. 5-55- be liable to the success- ter the sale based upon 84147-0429 tenements, heredita- sale. Successful bidders claims liability for any er- AND WASTEWATER COMMISSION AS FOL- 12 ful bidder for any dam- information unknown to Telephone: (801) 531- ments, privileges and ap- must tender a deposit of ror in the address. Said CAPITAL FACILITIES LOWS: Tax ID No. 5-55-11 and age. the trustee at the time of 7870 purtenances thereunto $5,000 in certified funds sale will be made without PLANS. SECTION I - PURPOSE. 5-55-12 Bidders must tender to the sale, such as a bank- Business Hours: 9:00 belonging, used or en- to the trustee at the time covenant or warranty, Grantsville city will hold a This ordinance is for the Situated in Tooele Coun- the trustee a $5,000.00 ruptcy filing or an agree- a.m. to 5:00 p.m. joyed with said property, of sale, with the balance expressed or implied, re- public hearing on Janu- purpose of establishing a ty, State of Utah deposit at the sale and ment between the trustor TS# 76000- or any part thereof. due by noon the follow- garding title, possession, ary 18, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. Board of Appeals pur- Purchase price payable the balance of the pur- and beneficiary to post- 34340044228021 The current beneficiary ing business day, at the or encumbrances, to pay in the city offices located suant to Section 112 of at the time and place of chase price by 12:00 pone or cancel the sale. EXHIBIT "A" of the trust deed is Wells office of the Trustee. At the remaining principal at 429 e. Main Street, the International Building sale in lawful money of noon the day following If so cancelled, the only BEGINNING AT A Fargo Bank, N.A. and the west main entrance, sum of the note(s) se- Grantsville UT 84029. Code. the United States. The the sale. The deposit recourse of the purchas- POINT WHICH IS 66 the record owners of the north steps to the Tooele cured by said Deed of The purpose of the Pub- SECTION II - CHAPTER sale will be made with must be in the form of a er is to receive a refund FEET EAST AND 396 property as of the record- county District Court, 47 Trust, with interest there- lic Hearing is to receive ENACTED. Title 4, out covenant or warranty cashier’s check or bank of the money paid to the FEET NORTH FROM ing of the notice of de- S. Main Tooele Utah all on, as provided in said input and consider ap- Chapter 16 of the Tooele regarding title, posses- official check payable to trustee. THIS IS AN AT- THE SOUTHEAST COR- fault are Gary Leon right, title and interest note(s), advances, if any, proval and adoptionof County Code is hereby sion or encumbrances, Lundberg & Associates. TEMPT TO COLLECT A NER OF BLOCK 8, Smith and Lori Lyn conveyed to and now under the terms of the the poropsed Ordinance enacted to read: for the purpose of paying The balance must be in DEBT. ANY INFORMA- PLAT "A", GRANTS- Smith. held by it under said Deed of Trust, estimated amending the Culinary Chapter 16 the obligation secured by the form of a wire trans- TION OBTAINED WILL VILLE CITY SURVEY, The sale is subject to a Deed of Trust in the fees, charges and ex- Water and Wastwater Board of Appeals such Trust Deed, includ- fer, cashier’s check, BE USED FOR THAT THENCE EAST 253.2 bankruptcy filing, a pay- property situated in said penses of the Trustee Impact Fees and the 4-16-1. Appeals board ing fees, charges and ex- bank official check (credit PURPOSE. FEET; THENCE SOUTH off, a reinstatement or County and State descri- and of the trusts created Resolution amedning the established. penses of the Trustee, union official checks are DATED this 29th day 170.8 FEET; THENCE any other condition of bed as: Lot 15,block by said Deed of Trust, to Culinary Water Waste- There is hereby created and sums, if any, ex- not accepted) or U.S. of December, 2005. WEST 110.6 FEET, which the trustee is not 3,glenwood addition, ac- wit: $103,200.00 (Esti- water Capital Facilities the Board of Appeals pended under its terms Postal money order pay- Marlon L. Bates, Trust- THENCE SOUTH 3.94 aware that would cause cording to the official plat mated). Sale information Plan for Grantsville City. pursuant to Section 112 thereof, and interest able to Lundberg & As- ee FEET, THENCE WEST the cancellation of the thereof on file and of re- may be available by call- All interested persons of the International Build- thereon. sociates. If wire transfer SCALLEY & READING, 137.25 FEET, THENCE sale. If any such condi- cord in the Tooele county ing one business day pri- shall be give the opportu- ing Code. Successful bidder must is used, an additional P.C. NORTH 79.87 FEET, tion exists, the sale shall recorder's office. The or to (or on) the sched- nity to he heard. Written 4-16-2. Membership. be prepared to tender a $10.00 must be remitted 50 South Main Street, THENCE EAST 139.88 be void, the successful street address and other uled sale date. Please be concerns are welsome. The Board of Appeals cashier's check for with the purchase price. Suite 950 FEET; THENCE NORTH bidder’s funds returned common designation of advised that the opening Copies of the porposed: shall be appointed by the $5,000.00 at the time of Cash payments are not P.O. Box 11429 79.87 FEET; THENCE and the trustee and cur- the real property descri- bid amount may be re- - Culinary Water and Tooele County Commis- sale, and a cashier's accepted. A trustee’s Salt Lake City, Utah WEST 142.5 FEET; rent beneficiary shall not bed above is purported duced from the total debt Wastewater Impact fee sion. check for the full amount deed will be delivered to 84147-0429 THENCE NORTH 15 be liable to the success- to be: 20 Glenwood Ave- due. Bidders must be Oridnance, 4-16-3. Term in office - within twenty-four (24) the successful bidder Telephone: (801) 531- FEET TO THE POINT ful bidder for any dam- nue Tooele UT 84074. prepared to tender to the - Culinary Water and Compensation - Remov- hours after the sale. within three business 7870 OF BEGINNING. COM- age. Estimated Total Debt as trustee $5,000.00 at the Wastewater Impact fee al. Each member ap- Dated Dec. 29, 2005 days after receipt of the Business Hours: 9:00 BINING PARCELS 1-52- Bidders must tender to of January 31, 2006 is sale and the balance of (Published in the Tran- pointed to the Board of Edwin B. Parry amount bid. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2 AND 1-52-3. the trustee a $5,000.00 $107,892.62. The under- the purchase price by script Bulletin January 3 Appeals shall serve a P.O. Box 1387, Bounti- DATED: December 23, TS# 76000- MORE CORRECTLY deposit at the sale and signed Trustee disclaims 10:00 AM the day follow- & 10, 2006) four-year term of office. ful, Utah 84010 2005. 40740044314987 KNOWN AS: the balance of the pur- any liability for any incor- ing the sale. Both pay- They shall serve without (801)397-2660 Scott Lundberg, Trust- (Published in the Tran- PARCEL 1 chase price by 12:00 rectness of the street ad- ments must be in the ORDINANCE 2006-01 compensation and bene- (Published in the Tran- ee script Bulletin January 3, COMMENCING AT A noon the day following dress and other common form of a cashier’s AN ORDINANCE OF fits. They may receive script Bulletin January 3, 3269 South Main, #100 10 & 17, 2006) POINT WHICH IS 66 the sale. The deposit designation, if any, check. Cash or “official THE LEGISLATIVE per diem and expenses 10 & 17, 2006) Salt Lake City, UT FEET EAST AND 221.25 must be in the form of a shown herein. Said sale checks” are not accepta- BODY OF TOOELE incurred in the perform- 84115 NOTICE OF TRUST- FEET NORTH OF THE cashier’s check or bank will be made without cov- ble. This firm is assisting COUNTY RELATING ance of their official du- NOTICE OF TRUST- (801) 263-3400 EE'S SALE SOUTHEAST CORNER official check payable to enant or warranty, ex- in the collection of a debt TO THE TOURISM, ties. Members may be EE'S SALE Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. The following described OF BLOCK 8, PLAT "A", Lundberg & Associates. press or implied, regard- and any information ob- RECREATION, CUL- removed by the county The following described – 5:00 p.m. real property will be sold GRANTSVILLE CITY The balance must be in ing title, possession, con- tained may be used for TURAL AND CONVEN- commission for cause. property will be sold at L&A Case No. 05-53830 at public auction to the SURVEY, GRANTS- the form of a wire trans- dition or encumbrances, that purpose. Dated: TION TAX; IMPOSING Any vacancy which oc- public auction to the Team B/CM highest bidder, purchase VILLE CITY; AND RUN- fer, cashier’s check, including fees, charges 12/30/2005 THE TAX FOR JANU- curs on the board shall highest bidder at the THIS COMMUNICATION price payable in lawful NING THENCE NORTH bank official check (credit and expenses of the John W. Lish, ESQ., as ARY 2006 THROUGH be filled by appointment West Main Entrance, IS AN ATTEMPT TO money of the United 79.87 FEET; THENCE union official checks are Trustee and of the trusts Successor Trustee DECEMBER 2006 for the unexpired term of North Steps, Tooele COLLECT A DEBT, AND States of America at the EAST 139.88 FEET; not accepted) or U.S. created by said Deed of 1424 S. Legend Hills WHEREAS, the county the vacated member. County Courthouse, 47 ANY INFORMATION time of sale, at the north- THENCE SOUTH 4 DE- Postal money order pay- Trust, to pay the remain- Dr., Ste. 120 Clearfield, legislative body finds it is 4-16-4. Duties. South Main Street, OBTAINED WILL BE ern most, of the two west GREES WEST 79.87 able to Lundberg & As- ing principal sums of the UT 84015 Phone (801) in the interest of the The Board of Appeals Tooele, Utah, on January USED FOR THAT PUR- entrances of the Tooele FEET; THENCE WEST sociates. If wire transfer note(s) secured by said 614-5050 P238791 county to reimpose the shall hear and decide ap- 26, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. of POSE. County Courthouse, 137.25 FEET TO THE is used, an additional Deed of Trust. The cur- (Published in the Tran- tourism, recreation, cul- peals of orders, deci- said day, for the purpose (Published in the Tran- a/k/a the Third Judicial POINT OF THE BEGIN- $10.00 must be remitted rent beneficiary of the script Bulletin January tural, and convention tax sions, or determinations of foreclosing a trust script Bulletin December District Court, 47 South NING. with the purchase price. Trust Deed as of the 10, 17 & 24, 2005) through December 31, made by the building offi- deed originally executed 27, 2005, January 3 & Main, Tooele, Utah, on BEING SITUATE IN Cash payments are not date of this notice is: 2006; and cial relative to the appli- on January 30, 2003 by Monday, January 30, 10, 2006) SECTION 31, TOWN- accepted. A trustee’s Mortgage Electronic Public Notices WHEREAS, Utah Code cation and interpretation Douglas M. Payne, as 2006, at the hour of 9:00 SHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE deed will be delivered to Registration Systems, Section 59-12-603(5) re- of the International Build- trustor, in favor of Tooele NOTICE OF TRUST- a.m. of that day for the 5 WEST, SALT LAKE the successful bidder Inc. The record owner of Miscellaneous quires a county legisla- ing Code. The board Federal Credit Union, EE'S SALE purpose of foreclosing a tive body to annually BASE AND MERIDIAN. within three business the property as of the re- Deadline for public no- shall have no authority to covering the following re- The following described deed of trust executed by adopt an ordinance in or- PARCEL 2 days after receipt of the cording of the Notice of tices is 4 p.m. the day waive requirements of al property purported to real property will be sold Glenn Carr and Jeanette der to impose the tax; BEGINNING AT A amount bid. Default is/are: Charles prior to publication. the International Building be located in Tooele at public auction to the Carr in favor of Residen- NOW, THEREFORE, POINT WHICH IS 66 DATED: January 9, M. McKendrick & Gladys Public notices submit- Code. County at 466 North 250 highest bidder, purchase tial Mortgage & Invest- THE COUNTY LEGIS- FEET EAST AND 396 2006. D. McKendick. Dated: ted past the deadline SECTION IV - REPEAL- West, Tooele, UT 84074 price payable in lawful ment, Inc., covering real LATIVE BODY OF FEET NORTH FROM Scott Lundberg, Trust- December 31, 2005. will not be accepted. ER. Ordinances in con- (the undersigned dis- money of the United property located at ap- TOOELE COUNTY, THE SOUTHEAST COR- ee Law offices Of Woodall UPAXLP flict herewith are hereby claims liability for any er- States of America at the proximately 38 North NER OF BLOCK 8, 3269 South Main, #100 & Wassermann 10653 UTAH, ORDAINS AS repealed to the extent of ror in the address), and time of sale, at the north- Hale Street, Grantsville, PLAT "A", GRANTS- Salt Lake City, UT River Front Parkway, FOLLOWS: such conflict. more particularly descri- ern most, of the two west Tooele County, Utah, NOTICE VILLE CITY SURVEY, 84115 Suite 290 South Jordan An emergency hazard- SECTION I - SECTION SECTION V - EFFEC- bed as: entrances of the Tooele and more particularly de- GRANTSVILLE CITY; (801) 263-3400 UT 84095 (801) 254- AMENDED. Tooele TIVE DATE. This ordi- Commencing at the County Courthouse, scribed as: ous waste treatment per- AND RUNNING Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. 9450 (800) 245-1886 mit (# UT-039-2005) has County Code Section 2- nance shall become ef- Southwest corner of Lot a/k/a the Third Judicial SEE ATTACHED EX- THENCE EAST 253.1 – 5:00 p.m. (Hotline) Hours: 9:00 4-5 is amended to read: fective 15 days after its 3, Block 50, Plat "A", District Court, 47 South HIBIT "A" been issued to the FEET; THENCE SOUTH L&A Case No. 05-44645 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Signa- Tooele Army Depot 2-4-5. Imposition of tax. passage provided it has Tooele City Survey, and Main, Tooele, Utah, on The current beneficiary 170.8 FEET; THENCE Team A/HN ture/by: James H. There is hereby imposed been published, or at running thence East 10 Monday, January 30, of the trust deed is First (TEAD) located in Tooele WEST 110.6 FEET; THIS COMMUNICATION Woodall, Trustee R- County, Utah. The per- for the period of January such publication date, if rods; thence North 5 2006, at the hour of 9:00 Union National Bank, a THENCE NORTH 155.8 IS AN ATTEMPT TO 124334 1, 2006 through Decem- more than 15 days after rods; thence West 10 a.m. of that day for the national banking associ- mit allows the Army to FEET; THENCE WEST COLLECT A DEBT, AND (Published in the Tran- treat 13,300 pounds Net ber 31, 2006, a tourism, passage. rods; thence South 5 purpose of foreclosing a ation, as Trustee for 142.5 FEET; THENCE ANY INFORMATION script Bulletin January 3, recreation, cultural and Ord. 2006-02 rods to the point of be- deed of trust executed by Long Beach mortgage Explosive Weight (NEW) NORTH 15 FEET TO OBTAINED WILL BE 10 & 17, 2006) of propellant from 20 mm convention tax on all res- IN WITNESS WHERE- ginning. Together with a James H. Wilkes II and Loan Trust 2001-4, and THE POINT OF BEGIN- USED FOR THAT PUR- taurants at the rate of 1% OF, the Tooele County right of way over the fol- Jennifer Wilkes in favor the record owners of the munitions at the Open NING. POSE. NOTICE OF TRUST- Burn Unit. The treatment of all sales of prepared Commission, which is lowing described proper- of Long Beach Mortgage property as of the record- (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- foods and beverages the legislative body of ty for installation and Company, covering real ing of the notice of de- EE’S SALE will occur on one day. script Bulletin January 3, script Bulletin January File No. 05-UT0197 Loan The explosives were that are sold by restau- Tooele County, passed, maintenance of a sewer property located at ap- fault are Glenn Carr and 10 & 17, 2006) 10, 17 & 24, 2006) rants. approved, and enacted line: Beginning at a point proximately 333 West Jeanette Carr. The trust- No. 90247108 destined for recycling but The following described SECTION II - EFFEC- this ordinance this 3rd 5 rods North and 10 rods Candellaria Drive, ee's sale of the aforede- NOTICE OF TRUST- NOTICE OF TRUST- have become unstable real property will be sold TIVE DATE. This ordi- day of January, 2006. East of the Southwest Tooele, Tooele County, scribed real property will EE'S SALE EE’S SALE and need to be treated. at public auction to the nance shall take effect ATTEST: corner of Lot 3, Block 50, Utah, and more particu- be made without warran- The following described APN: 08-051-0-0049 This permit is in effect highest bidder payable in January 1, 2006. IN TOOELE COUNTY Plat "A", Tooele City Sur- larly described as: ty as to title, possession, property will be sold at Trust No. 1078480-07 from December 29, lawful money of the Unit- WITNESS WHEREOF, COMMISSION: vey, Tooele City; and ex- LOT 273, OVERLAKE or encumbrances. Bid- public auction to the Ref: Charles M Mcken- 2005, through January ed States at the time of the Tooele County Com- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk tending thence South 10 ESTATES PHASE 1C ders must be prepared to highest bidder at the drick TRA: Loan No. 27, 2006. sale, On the north steps mission, which is the leg- Dennis Rockwell, feet; thence East 10 rods SUBDIVISION, AC- tender $5,000.00 in certi- West Main Entrance, 0436692594. IMPOR- Copies of the permit are to the main entrance at islative body of Tooele Chairman more or less, to the West CORDING TO THE OF- fied funds at the sale and North Steps, Tooele TANT NOTICE TO available for public in- the Tooele County Court- County passed, ap- (SEAL) line of Second West FICIAL PLAT THEREOF the balance of the pur- County Courthouse, 47 PROPERTY OWNER: spection during normal house, 47 South Main, proved, and enacted this Commissioner Rock- Street; thence North 10 AS RECORDED IN THE chase price in certified South Main Street, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT business hours on the Tooele, UT, on February ordinance this 3rd day of well voted feet; thence West 10 OFFICE OF THE funds by 10:00 a.m. the Tooele, Utah, on Febru- UNDER A DEED OF 4th floor of the Martha 6, 2006 at 01:00 PM of January, 2006. Commissioner Law- rods more or less, to the TOOELE COUNTY RE- following business day. ary 9, 2006, at 8:30 a.m. TRUST, DATED Sep- Hughes Cannon Health said day, for the purpose ATTEST: rence voted point of beginning. CORDER. 12-057-0- The trustee reserves the of said day, for the pur- tember 30, 2003. UN- Building, 288 North 1460 of foreclosing a trust TOOELE COUNTY Commissioner John- Together with all the im- 0273 right to cancel the fore- pose of foreclosing a LESS YOU TAKE AC- West, Salt Lake City. deed executed by Jona- COMMISSION: son voted provements now or here- The current beneficiary closure after the sale trust deed originally exe- TION TO PROTECT For further information, than J. Taylor and Kim- Dennis D. Ewing, Clerk APPROVED AS TO after erected on the of the trust deed is Wa- based upon information cuted on July 30, 1993 YOUR PROPERTY, IT contact Connie Rauen at berly R. Taylor , husband Dennis Rockwell, FORM: property, and all ease- chovia Bank, N.A. (for- unknown to the trustee at by Gary Leon Smith and MAY BE SOLD AT A (801) 538-6170. In com- and wife as Trustor(s), in Chairman Douglas J. Ahlstrom ments, appurtenances, merly known as First Un- the time of the sale, such Lori Lyn Smith, as trust- PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU pliance with the Ameri- favor of , and recorded (SEAL) Tooele County Attor- and fixtures now or here- ion National Bank), as as a bankruptcy filing or ors, in favor of First Inter- NEED AN EXPLANA- cans with Disabilities Act, on December 30, 2004, Commissioner Rock- ney after a part of the proper- Trustee for Long Beach an agreement between state Bank of Utah, N.A., TION OF THIS PRO- individuals with special as Entry No. 234124 in well voted (Published in the Tran- ty. Mortgage Loan Trust the trustor and beneficia- covering the following re- CEEDING, YOU needs (including auxiliary Book 0993, Page 0856, Commissioner Law- script Bulletin January The current beneficiary 2001-4, and the record ry to postpone or cancel al property purported to SHOULD CONTACT A communicative aids and of Official Records of rence voted 10, 2006) of the trust deed is PHH owners of the property the sale. If so cancelled, be located in Tooele LAWYER. On January services) should contact Tooele County, Utah, Commissioner John- Mortgage Corporation as of the recording of the the only recourse of the County at 510 South 380 31, 2006, at 4:30pm, Charlene Lamph, Office covering real property lo- son voted and the record owner of notice of default are purchaser is to receive a West, Tooele, UT 84074 James H. Woodall, as of Human Resources at cated at 275 North 630 APPROVED AS TO the property as of the re- James H. Wilkes II and refund of the money paid (the undersigned dis- duly appointed Trustee 536-4413 (TDD 536- East, Tooele, UT 84074, FORM: Your Local cording of the notice of Jennifer Wilkes. The to the trustee. THIS IS claims liability for any er- under a Deed of Trust re- 4414). Tooele County, State of Douglas J. Ahlstrom default is Douglas M. trustee's sale of the AN ATTEMPT TO COL- ror in the address), and corded October 06, (Published in the Tran- News Source Utah and more particu- Tooele County Attor- Payne. aforedescribed real prop- LECT A DEBT. ANY IN- more particularly descri- 2003, as Instrument No. script Bulletin January larly described as fol- 10, 2006) ney The sale is subject to a erty will be made without FORMATION OB- bed as: 211479, in Book 895, TOOELE lows: Lot 308, Oquirrh (Published in the Tran- TRANSCRIPT bankruptcy filing, a pay- warranty as to title, pos- TAINED WILL BE USED Lot 1, Oquirrh View Sub- Page 706, of the Official script Bulletin January BULLETIN Meadows subdivision TOOELETRANSCRIPT off, a reinstatement or session, or encumbran- FOR THAT PURPOSE. division, a Subdivision of Records in the office at 10, 2006) the County Recorder of phase 3, a subdivision of BULLETIN

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