9 22 05 Transcript Bulletin
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Grantsville again rejects apartment development dentist Clair Vernon; Dr. Stephen
Steed, dental director for the Utah
Department of Health; and Kathy
Baebler of the Salt Lake Valley
by Mary Ruth Hammond The property was sold by CEO, told city council members to the meeting to state that an apart- wanted to place the apartments lies
STAFF WRITER Grantsville resident Garry Bolinder Tuesday night that his proposed ment complex in the area would between Quirk Street and Orchard Health Department.
Grantsville leaders have shot approximately one year ago to PWC, project would be called Orchard definitely be detrimental to their Lane, those streets would offer the Vernon said fluoridated water is
down — for a second time in six headquartered in Boise, Idaho. Park Apartments. And he claimed homes and lifestyle. only entrance and exits to the apart- especially beneficial for children
weeks — a request by Pacific West Bolinder obtained a Planned that changing the PUD to allow Julie Black, a condo owner and ment complex. as their teeth grow. Bateman said
Communities (PWC), in conjunction Unit Development (PUD) from the apartments to be mingled with the president of Country Haven Home Scott Davis, an Orchard Lane two-thirds of the United State’s
with Grantsville Family Associates, city several years ago for develop- condos currently in Country Haven Owners Association, said she and resident, told the city council that water is fluoridated and that 125
to place 64 apartments between ment of condominiums in the area. would have no adverse effect on the other four condo owners in the PWC’s proposed layout of the apart- communities adopted fluoridation
Orchard Lane and Quirk Street The condo development is called those living there. Roope further area purchased their homes with a ments would create “a serious safe- in the past five years.
Under PWC’s plan, the 7.12-acre Country Haven. stated that the apartments would promise that only similar housing ty issue” for residents of his street. Although he voted yes to give
parcel of land would have housed Conditions of the PUD obtained not impact residents of Orchard would be allowed in the area. “There is a large number of chil- voters another opportunity to
eight apartment units, with each by Bolinder state that only condos Lane. Black, as well as several other dren on (Orchard Lane),” Davis consider the fluoride proposal,
unit containing eight apartments. would be built in the area. But about 20 residents of Country residents of the area, noted that Councilman Steve Bevan is not a
Caleb Roope, PWC’s president/ Haven and Orchard Lane showed up since the land on which PWC SEE APARTMENTS ON A12 big proponent of re-addressing the
fluoride issue.
“People voted on it twice, that’s
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Pine Canyon residents host clean dirt party
Temps/Precipitation Local
Valley Weather
Weather Forecast by Jesse Fruhwirth While the residents of Pine Tooele. Despite that, the clean- Keri Stoddard said. “It’s been
Canyon had been living on the up finished ahead of schedule.
Fri really good. The actual process
Date High Low (prec./inches) STAFF WRITER
Sept. 20 86 48 78/50 Pine Canyon residents and property for years, it wasn’t until “We were originally sched- didn’t hinder our family at all.”
Sept. 21 80 53 .43 9/23 one family received alarming uled to finish it next year,” While one of the Stoddard
government environmental offi-
Mostly cloudy in the morning. news about their child that the said Jennifer Lane, community daughter’s high blood-lead level
Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer cials gathered Wednesday night
for the National Weather Service, reports to celebrate the completion of authorities hopped into action. involvement coordinator for the started the commotion, things
that his recording station at 139 S. Main
one phase of the environmen- “We had our kids tested [for EPA. have returned to normal.
received .43 inches of precipitation Sat 73/47 tal cleanup of their community. lead],” Pine Canyon resident The cleanup was funded and “When things were resolved,”
between Sept. 20 and Sept. 21 and a total
of .44 so far this month. The normal for 9/24 Seventeen yards received new Mack Stoddard said. managed by Atlantic Richfield, Mack Stoddard said, “her blood
September is .94 inches. Slight chance of a thunderstorm. top soil in an effort to rid the “One daughter did show high the “probable responsible party.” levels went down almost imme-
For the water year, which began Oct. levels of lead,” Stoddard said. PRP is term referring to the party diately.”
1, 2004, Tooele has received 25.01 inches
town’s dirt of lead and arsenic.
He joked, “one out of eight isn’t responsible for the pollution. The pollutants had been
In addition to residents,
Sun
of precipitation. The normal for the year is bad.” With EPA guidance and enforce-
18.49 inches of precipitation. 73/54 officials from the federal affecting the families in other
9/25 Stoddard’s high blood-lead ment, Atlantic Richfield helped
Environmental Protection ways, too.
Pollen Count level made authorities scram- to finish the project quickly.
Slight chance of a thunderstorm. Agency (EPA) and the state “For love or money we
ble to take care of the issue in “[Atlantic Richfield] has been
The pollen counts from the Department of Environmental couldn’t get a garden to grow,”
the most expedited fashion the through this before,” said Robert
Intermountain Allergy and Quality attended the “Clean Dirt Mack Stoddard said. A drive
agencies have at their disposal. O’Brien, project manager for
Asthma Clinic in Salt Lake City Mon 69/51
Party.” The residents’ land was “Initially we thought it would State Environmental Quality. through Pine Canyon now
as of Sept. 22, 2005, were as 9/26 contaminated with the danger- be just two houses,” Waterman “They have been through more shows luscious lawns and bud-
follows: ous chemicals by International ding flowers.
Partly cloudy, chance of a thunder- said. Superfund site actions than I
Sagebrush — High storm. Smelting & Refining decades The cleanup is ongoing with
As testing of the community probably ever will be.”
Mold — High ago. groundwater testing showing
started, however, the EPA found By all accounts, that experi-
Ragweed — Low “We started with the first contamination. Pine Canyon’s
that not only were there up to ence paid off and residents are
Chenopods — Low
Tue 69/46
house in fall 2004,” EPA Project 15 other homes impacted by the pleased with the cleanup. water supply is clean, but a
Corrections 9/27 Manager Erna Waterman said. pollution, but so was much of “It was about a six-week pro- few now abandoned residential
A few thunderstorms possible. “The rest of the 16 houses were the land around the entire rail cess. Ours was the first one wells did show signs of lead.
Bob Titus is president of the
©2005 American Profile Hometown Content
done this year.” line between Pine Canyon and done,” Pine Canyon resident e-mail: jessefruhwirth@tooeletranscript.com
Tooele Rock and Gem Club, Service
while Janet Nix works with
Shooting
advertising. This information aware of any.”
was mistated in Tuesday’s arti-
Subscriber Service “[Martinez] had some minor
cle Gem and mineral display If you haven’t received offenses,” Wexels said. “But I
continued from page A1
sparkles. your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., don’t know if he had any direct
please call 882-0050 and our cus- bers is hard to say.” [gang] affiliation.”
tomer representative will assist In addition to the murder Swartzfager said the investiga-
Subscribe Today you. Customer service hours on charge, Herrera was charged with tion was an overwhelming suc-
882-0050 Tuesday and Thursday nights illegal possession of a firearm by a cess.
are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. restricted person. This restriction “I am very proud of law enforce-
indicates that Herrera has a histo- ment in this community right
Summer officially
ry of violent crime in his past, but now,” Swartzfager said. “It was
because those charges occurred such an effort of law enforcement
when he was a minor, police and ... and the community. We were
the prosecutor declined to com- overwhelmed with walk-ins.”
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1/2 lb. Double Delicious Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15
K I D S M E N U $2 . 9 9
Department’s Web site at www. Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15
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tooelehealth.org.
Cheeseburger Combo
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Everette Koop: “Fluoridation is the Friday & Saturday Prime Rib & Shrimp
single most important commitment Tuesday Smothered Burrito • Thursday Grilled Salmon Dly: 4:10, 7:00, 9:30
a community can make to the oral Call in orders welcome 882-4203 Sat: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:30
Sun: 12:10, 4:10, 7:00 (R)
health of its citizens.” 76 West Vine Street Open Tues-Sat 7AM-9PM Closed Mondays
In other council business: LIVER & ONIONS • SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS
• Steven Smith was appointed
to the Library Board of Directors. Ice Cream Sundaes 40 Year Old Virgin
• Allison McCoy presented an Dly: 4:50, 7:10, 9:30
Sat: 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30
update on the Youth City Council.
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• Election judges were approved
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authorizing the city to sign a
Everyday Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15
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Construction Company of 490 N.Main, Tooele • 882-3608
Southwest to construct an addi-
tional nine holes at Oquirrh Hills
HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm • Sunday 11 am – 9 pm Benefit Day at Flight Plan*
Golf Course.
• The city council approved
Buddys! Dly: 4:30, 7:00, 9:15
Sat: 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15
Sun: 12:10, 2:20 4:30, 7:00 (PG-13)
the bid of T.B. Construction for
the amount of $80, 837.55 for the
The Exorcism of
2005-2006 sidewalk replacement
program.
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Tooele County’s wild horses Fall Festival draws crowd for food, entertainment
up for adoption in Farmington by Jesse Fruhwirth
STAFF WRITER
The Bureau of Land If you plan to adopt: Fry bread was flipped,
Management (BLM), Salt Lake • On Friday, Sept. 23, view afghans were auctioned, and
Field Office (SLFO) will host a horses from 12-9 p.m. St. Marguerites Catholic Church
Wild Horse and Burro Adoption • On Saturday, Sept. 24, regis- raised some cash. Last week-
at the Davis County Fairgrounds tration begins at 8 a.m. adoption end’s Fall Festival was a success
in Farmington. Registration will begin at 11 a.m. with about 3,000 attendees cel-
begins noon on Friday, Sept. 23, • Adopters must be pre- ebrating the diversity of Tooele’s
and continue through the begin- approved before bidding on a community.
ning of the adoption at 11 a.m. horse. This year’s festival was the
on Saturday, Sept. 24. • Walk-ups are welcome the 15th annual Fall Festival held
Approximately 34 head of wild day of the adoption. by the parish. Festival organizer
horses and one wild burro will be • Bidding is by silent bid auc- Susan Cummings said the event
available for adoption. Potential tion, beginning price is $125. was a great success.
adopters and the general pub- • The wild horses available at “The fund raiser is for our
lic are encouraged to attend. the adoption will be weanlings, parish but we do it to bring the
Admission is free. Some of wild yearlings, mares, studs and geld- community together to share a
horses available have roots in ings. fun event,” Cummings said. “So
the Cedar Mountain herds near • All animals have been de- as far as being a success, it defi-
Dugway. Wild horses have occu- wormed; freeze marked, vacci- nitely was.”
pied the Cedar Mountains since nated and will have a clean bill Cummings said the total
the late 1800s. of health. funds raised won’t be counted
It is suggested that the A wild horse requires a three- for another month, but she is
original stock was controlled horse trailer or larger. Bring one confident the fund raising went
by the Standard Horse and with you. For additional infor- well also.
Mule Company that provided mation or application forms call “Our silent auction is one
remounts for the U.S. Cavalry. Kyle Hansen at 801-977-4300. of our biggest fundraisers,”
Many of the Cedar Mountain The Salt Lake Regional Horse Cummings said. “Everything in
herd are descendants of horses and Burro Center is located at the silent auction is donated, we photography / Mike Call
that escaped local ranches in 8605 West Butterfield Canyon don’t purchase anything.” Jerri Costanzo, Ida Bittmenn and Annamarie Cochran (l-r) served up delicious German food at St. Marguerites’
the area. Road or call 1-877-224-3956. Cummings said the event’s annual fall festival held this past weekend at the Catholic parish in Tooele.
most talked about performance dancers. very well accepted. They were weekend,” Cummings said.
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Our Angel, Our Love, Richard
When Flowers just won’t do
843-7312
Caroline Rendon of Olathe, Debbie Rael. behind Stansbury Park and
Col.; uncles and aunts Bernie Richard will be greatly missed worked hard to see his dream
“Ray” Martinez of Denver, by all. A vigil will be Sunday become a reality. He loved to fly
with a viewing from 6-8 p.m.
Colo., Natalie (George) Winkler
of Blackfoot, Idaho, DeeDee and a prayer service at 7 p.m.
and was an accomplished pilot.
His wife, children, grandchil- 986 N. Main • Tooele
(David) Garcia of Corpus and the funeral will be Monday dren and great-grandchildren
Christi, Texas, Pam (Felix) at 2 p.m. at St. Marguerite’s. were the most important things
Lucero of Colorado Springs, For more information call Tate in his life and he demonstrated
Colo., Steve Anglada of Tooele, Mortuary. his love for them everyday.
Les is survived by his wife,
Ann K. Bush
Diane; children, Jerry (Michelle),
Leslie, Elesa (Allen) Gollaher, PERSONAL COMMUNITY
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David (Tristin), Charlie (Christi)
Ann Kochevar Bush passed and Steve; 21 grandchildren
away on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2005, and 15 great-grandchildren.
in Tooele, Utah at the age of He is also survived by sisters,
Florine Armstrong, Deon Butler, 1959 North Aaron Drive, Suite C. Tooele 882-1644
85 after a long illness. She was
born July 18, 1920, in Tooele to Ruby Clark, Shirley (Richard)
McKinnon; and brother, Dwight
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1846 near Iosepa in Skull Valley at the Cedar Mountains make sure calcium carbonate that has been
and which led past the Great Salt
Hope Wells. They had been follow- that you have the following: good used for roofing granules, decora-
Lake. Many parties ahead of us
ing messages left by Hastings. The maps, full tank of gas, several tive stone, poultry gallstones, and
had chosen this route, and since it
message at Hope Wells had been gallons of water, food, and other lime supplement in cattle feed.
was supposed to be much shorter,
torn to pieces by a raven or crow, emergency items. Cell phones Aragonite, to borrow another
we, too, preferred it.” Others who
left on the ground and been rained don’t work out there so as the Boy phrase from Louis L’amour is
were to ultimately take the route
on. But they pieced it back togeth- Scouts say, “Be prepared.” gaunt in the same way a dead tree
were not so sure including Mrs.
er and gathered from it that they To get to Hastings Pass, follow is gaunt. There are several dilapi-
George Donner who was described
should fill every container they Interstate 80 west from the Salt dated buildings, rusting auto hulks,
������� by author Jessie Thorton in the fol-
had with water from these springs Lake City and Tooele areas. When deep quarries, trenches, and mine
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������������ sad and dispirited, in view of the and cut as much grass for feed as you get to exit 70, which is the shafts — a potentially dangerous
�������� their wagons could carry and head Delle exit, you may want to take place so be careful.
fact, her husband and others could
through the Cedar Mountains via advantage of this last chance for At mile 6.0 you will enter the
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������������������� Hastings Pass and out across the fuel, water, and food before enter- Juniper forest where bleached
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���������������������� salt desert to Pilot Peak. ing the desert. While you are there skeletons of trees burned long ago
ment of a man of whom they knew
�������������������� The disasters the Donner party think back to the Hollywood movie stand among the living in stark
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faced after clearing Hastings Pass “Joy-Ride” and the ice truck scene contrast. At mile 6.4 the road
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������ out on the Salt Desert and then because you are standing on the makes a sharp turn to the left and
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the Sierra Nevada are now a sad spot that it was filmed at. heads north for another tenth of
and the rest of the Donner-Reed
and disturbing chapter in history. But I digress, continuing west a mile to the summit of Hasting’s
party, her premonitions were right
Roy D. Tea, a member of the Utah on Interstate 80 in about 15 miles Pass. It was very silent and peace-
on the mark. This infamous wagon
Crossroads Chapter of the Oregon you will come to exit 56 which is ful in the pass when I visited it, so
train camped in late August of
and California Trails Association, the Aragonite exit. Take this exit much so that I decided to take a
has a lot of interesting literature on and turn left (south) and follow short walk and look around.
this subject available at the OCTA this road approximately 2.2 miles. I climbed about 100 meters
YOU ARE INVITED TO website at the end of this article. It will seem like you are going to northeast of the pass and sat
GET TO KNOW MERCHANTS Captain Howard Stansbury also enter the Clean Harbors Aragonite on some black, igneous-looking
FROM TOOELE’S LLC plant but just before you reach rocks and surveyed the scene. As I
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN used the pass on a return trip from
BUSINESS DISTRICT his circuit of Great Salt Lake. He the guard shack, turn left and head watched the tall grass sway and the
Introducing… and his team arrived at the western east toward the Cedar Mountains sunflowers bob in the cool breeze,
base of the Cedar Mountains in on a pretty decent BLM dirt road. I wondered if Fremont, Hastings,
November of 1849. He describes I must describe to those who or Stansbury ever stood on the
Tooeleʼs Party Planner with her creativity, his camp spot as follows “the
ascent to the range was gentle and
do not know what the Clean
Harbors plant is. It is a toxic
same piece of ground. I imagined
how it would have looked from
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of all ages prizes, see this historical portion of the mineral was mined commercially his family in Dugway where he is
Wednesday October 5, 2005 6:00pm-8:00pm bouncing & emigrant trail for myself. If you here in the early 1900s through employed by Jacobs Sverdrup at
invited
at the Dow James Building - 400 W. 400 N. pizza decide to visit Hastings Pass and the 1950s. Aragonite is a form of Michael Army Airfield.
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pared counties in the state and pos-
age along the Gulf Coast. Katrina they live. One thing that Hurricane of America, you are. Those other
sibly in the country. Fortunately for
is also affecting our nation’s Katrina should make clear to every- organizations are there to help, but
all of its residents, Tooele County is
economy, politics and government one is that the government won’t it’s really up to you. ������������������
a partner in the Chemical Stockpile
be able to come to everyone’s
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tragic terrorist attack on our coun- rescue at the same time. You’re gency management profession:
(CSEPP), because of the potential
try on Sept. 11, 2001. going to have to rely on your own “In a disaster, you don’t rise to the
risks associated with having one
emergency preparations to get you Local Service- Stockton,
While nearly a million people of the U.S. Army’s aging chemical occasion, you sink to your lowest Tooele & Surrounding Areas
lived through the violent hur- through the disaster. level of preparedness.” Let’s do all
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scale exercise. Multiple scenarios
over the country, without receiving outside your house and outside
put emergency management and
a call for help, rush into a disaster your neighborhood, an emergency
responder training and skills to the
Outlet
area to give assistance. What they phone list, and an out-of-state tele-
test. The exercise activities includ-
don’t understand is that most of phone contact.
ed a pretend leak of mustard agent “Where the Locals come to buy”
the time, they only compound the Go through your house to miti-
at Deseret Chemical Depot, which
problem by adding to the chaos, gate hazards that might exist dur-
required a precautionary (and sim-
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this? What should we learn from cial needs: those who can’t drive,
a tanker truck and flatbed truck,
all of this? or are immobile and can’t shelter-
both carrying hazardous materials,
Undoubtedly, agencies from all in-place by themselves. Remember
which required the mobilization of
levels of government are docu- those who may not hear or see
the Tooele County Hazmat Team;
well and might miss the warnings
at 4,985
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Emergency Management held a System. Have some plan for tak-
sick; and the activation of several
meeting shortly after the category ing care of your pets in a disaster.
emergency operations centers
five hurricane hit land to discuss Finally, practice your plans by hold-
and the Tooele Community Joint
what occurred, what was done in ing fire, earthquake and evacuation
Information Center, which gathers
response, and what could have or drills, and preparing an emergency
information and disseminates it to
should have been done. Of course meal when you rotate the food in
the media and the public.
we can’t second guess the deci- your disaster supply kits.
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A10 THURSDAY September 22, 2005
Sports
From The Sidelines County grid teams
start fresh in region
Region gives by Nick Drake
SPORTS EDITOR
players new,
Tooele and Grantsville will open the Region
11 gridiron season with a perfect slate when the
Buffs and Cowboys take the field.
The Buffs return home to tackle region rival
fresh start
Ben Lomond Friday to celebrate Tooele’s annual
Homecoming at 7 p.m. The Scots are winless in
five games on the season while Tooele sports a
3-2 mark.
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Meanwhile, Grantsville is in the midst of a
remember get- three-game road swing when the Cowboys ven-
ting up early one ture to Tremonton Friday to battle the two-time
morning, walking defending state champion Bear River Bears in
into the bath- a 7 p.m. contest. Both teams sport disappoint-
room, looking onto the ing preseason records with the Bears 1-4 on
mirror and reading, the year and the Cowboys 0-5. However, the
“You are looking into preseason records for either team don’t mean
the face of a mighty a thing as far as the two schools fighting for a
Bulldog…are you state berth. But one of the teams after Friday
scared?” It was game will be one game closer toward earning a berth
day and the pixies had David Gumucio for the Class 3A state tournament.
somehow found the GUEST COLUMNIST Ben Lomond at Tooele Homecoming
key to the pound. It The Scots hit the road to Tooele to tackle
was just one of many surprises and high the Buffs in their annual Homecoming gridiron
school rituals that took place on game affair Friday at THS.
day. Ben Lomond has yet to taste victory on the
Game day was sacred. Wearing your game season after dropping all five of its preseason
jersey to school was like being a member of an games to date. The Scots have fallen to Juab
elite force. It was a personal statement of who (22-7), Morgan (38-18), Judge Memorial (61-0),
we were- hard workers, sacrificing personal Wasatch (27-7) and Roy (42-21) on the year.
lives daily, disciplined in thought and action, Skye Povey has two scoring strikes on the
confident and loyal to the team above all else. season, one to Brock Moore and another to Jim
I was an outgoing kid and loved to have fun Wallace. Povey also has a 35-yard scoring gallop
and make people laugh. I was my own man,
never following the trends of the day- more SEE REGION PAGE A11
concerned with my character than my reputa-
tion,. Character is what you really are, while
your reputation is merely what others think
you are. Stookey heads to photography/Troy Boman
Grantsville’s Brooke Bunderson was all smiles in a match earlier this fall. The Cowgirls pulled off a thrilling five-
Many wondered how this happy go lucky game victory over Tooele Tuesday at GHS to even their league mark at 1-1 on the young volleyball season.
kid could ever get mean enough and focused
THS Wall of Fame
Cowgirls rally past Lady Buffs
enough to play football. I had a secret…it
was my helmet. The helmet was like a switch.
When the helmet went on, I became a different by Richard Valdez
person- more animal than human and really, CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Fresh Wrap
ented, so bright, so filled with she noted. “We were aggressive and running our
five kills and five aces and Becky Knoblauch had
energy and life. Coaches we love offense effectively. Then in game three we had a
eight blocks and a kill. Mortensen logged four
you too. We appreciate your letdown which shifted momentum to Grantsville
continued from page A10 continued from page A10 kills and Bitters had 22 assists on the night for the
examples, your knowledge, your and they started playing offensively which made
Lady Buffs.
Now that I am 30 years-plus
down the road, it still matters.
time, sacrifices and teaching our Local grid games on us play defensively for the rest of the match.
A story on the individual scoring throughout
children about football and life. We had poor passing in games three, four and
There are a lot of things I wish I We understand the stresses and aired on radio five. We were not able to capitalize on the few
the thrilling match will be published in a future
edition.
had done differently when play- the pressures involved, and we Salt Lake City radio station
ing high school football. I wish are grateful. 1320 KFAN has been broadcast-
I had prepared more, worked
Fresh
Players and coaches, we will ing Class 3A football games live The Bears have captured just Nick Celeya has drilled eight of
harder, and showed more lead- be there for you…win…or lose. across the Utah air waves every one of five games on the sea- 10 PAT’s the past three weeks
ership. I wish I had someone a Either way, leave it all on the Friday since the 2005 grid iron
continued from page A10 son, beating Park City 48-28 on and also sports a pair of field
little older and wiser that shared field guys. That feeling inside is season began. Sept. 9 in Tremonton. Bear River goals, 33 and 35 yards, on the
with me what I’m sharing now. I what you take with you. When On Friday, 1320 will air the
on the year while Cory Ralleson has dropped contests to Skyline campaign as well.
would like to think it would have you look back at the field after Tooele vs. Ben Lomond Friday for
has tacked on a pair of short (38-12), Sky View (18-15), Box Grantsville Coach Tony
made a difference. But my time it’s all over you can smile and THS Homecoming and the Tooele
touchdown plunges of two and Elder (20-17) and Logan (55-34) Cloward said his team will bat-
is over…now it is your time. nod and say, “I gave it my all!” takes on Grantsville Oct. 20 on
one yard on the campaign. Jake in the Bears region opener a tle a Bear River team that like
Don’t burden yourselves with The great Vince Lombardi said, the Cowboys home field. The
Smith also has a scoring toss to week ago. his Cowboy squad, has faced a
what other teams have done “I firmly believe that any man’s Buffs beating the Miners of Park
Wallace and Chris Duersch has Tyson Rasmussen and Justin very formidable preseason slate.
before. You are who you are. finest hour, the greatest fulfill- City on Friday was aired for a
a fumble recovery for a score Hupp have spearheaded the Grantsville has battled five Class
Focus on your team. Execute, ment of all that he holds dear, while before technical difficulties
as well. Bear River offensive attack this 3A foes to date that sport a
play together with your team- is that moment when he has forced the station to take a differ-
Tooele Coach Sam Elliott said season. Rasmussen has fired six glossy 27-4 overall record on the
mates…as a team. And above worked his heart out in a good ent direction for the game.
his team will have to be ready scoring strikes on the season season to date, including unde-
all, be yourselves. There is great-
ness in each of you. Collectively,
cause and lies exhausted on the
field of battle - victorious.”
THS soccer alumni for anything on Friday. to date, including three each to feated Pine View, Wasatch and
Tooele High is set to play the “They run shotgun and go four Jeff Stanworth (32, 26 and 43 Morgan and a 4-1 Uintah squad.
you are unbeatable. That is what Tooele County
annual THS girls soccer alumni wide quite a bit,” he noted. “They yards) and Josh Miller (22, 80 “They are pretty much your
Tooele County fans love football is all about and there’s
game Sept. 24 at 11 a.m. at the run a lot of different formations and 80 yards). The Bear River typical Bear River team,” he
watching you play football. We nothing quite like it. See you from
THS soccer field. and we have to be ready for field general also has touchdown noted. “They are very, very big,
love watching every facet of the sidelines…Go Cowboys.
Any past players interested everything. I think our attitude gallops of 34 and two yards and strong and athletic. The run the
your game. You are all so tal-
in playing should contact Coach will be the key. We need to stay a pair of two-point conversions ball really well. They are effec-
Wilcox at 843-7013 or during upbeat and positive with one as well. However, the key to the tive passing when they need to.
Stookey McQuivey about Stookey in his school hours at THS or e-mail at another, no matter what hap- Bears recent surge has been the They get after you for 48 straight
junior year. “He not only makes cwilcox@trilobyte.net. pens. If we stay that way, we’ll emergence of Justin Hupp. The minutes. I would say their pre-
the catch, but then he turns it be able to stay on top.” Bear senior has raced for seven season has been as equally dif-
continued from page A10
into a big play” was another W. Desert elections Tooele will still be without the scoring dashes in the past two ficult as ours.
ball records. He ranks first in comment from McQuivey. The West Desert Blaze Soccer services of Josh Banford (hip) weeks as the Bear River offense “They have a little more depth
touchdown receptions in a sea- Stookey received his B.A. will be holding elections for the while the Buffs expect running has exploded for 82 points in and size on us,” he added. “But if
son with nine and first in career from SUU in 1992 and is a sales 2006 soccer season Oct. 12 at 6 back and cornerback Garrett the past two weeks. Hupp has we can compete for 48 minutes
receptions with 17. He is also rep for Alside Supply. He enjoys p.m. at the Tooele Valley Mental Quaid (knee) to see some time scoring jaunts of 20, four, two, I feel we have a legitimate shot
second with most yards receiv- playing slow pitch softball and Health, 100 South 1000 West. on the field this weekend after 36, 71, eight and 42 yards in a at them.”
ing in a season (1,061) and sec- he is an avid golfer. He also The elections will be for League suffering an injury. victory over Park City and a loss Grantsville could be without
President, Recreation Director or at Logan and tallied 157 yards the services of two-way starter
ond in most yards receiving in a enjoys coaching his children’s Grantsville at Bear River
career (2,076). soccer and baseball teams. He Treasurer. rushing on 22 carries last week Jordan Nelson. The wide receiv-
The Cowboys venture to
“Probably the best thing lives in St. George. He is married Please submit nominations to against the Grizzlies. Steve Solis er and defensive back is ques-
Tremonton to battle the two-
about Bob Stookey this year and to the former Lori Sorden and he Bruce Wilson at 843-1163 by Sept. also has scoring bolts of seven tionable for the game with an
time champion Bears Friday at
the things he has done is his is the proud father of children 23. and one-yard on the year while ankle injury.
Bear River in the Region 11 grid-
consistency” was a quote from Rilee (six-years-old), Trevor NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 iron opener.
While SR36 is
Offensive Coordinator Wayne (four) and Whitlee (one).
and he has five daughters Necol, Denise, established a USBA record in 1980 and
Childs has logged a high scratch series of Julie, Tamara and Michelle, 14 grandsons claimed the SLCBA Hall of Fame tourna-
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798 and his highest average has been 210. and two granddaughters. ment crown (1990).
route 2400
He has also rolled three perfect 300 games, Hospital
Mogus was involved in bowling for over Mogus rolled a perfect 300 in 1998 and
including the first-ever bowled in the Tooele 60 years until he passed away after a coura- his high-career series was a 772. He also
x
North
area. geous battle with cancer June 5, 2005. recorded a glossy 190+ average for 20 years. Bob’s
Childs has held nearly every coveted posi- Garage
The local roller picked up bowling at age He was a member of the ABC for 55 years,
tion in the USBA after being elected to the 7 in 1938 and became a pin boy in Canton, become a member of the SLCBA in 1959
board of directors in 1979. He was the USBA
Bob’sG A R AG E
Ohio where he bowled in junior and high and joined the Tooele Bowling Association
president (1988-89), chairman and Hall of
school leagues. in 1955.
Fame committee member (1991) and elected
historian and assistant secretary (1993). By
After serving four years in the United
States Air Force during the Korean War,
Mogus was elected the secretary of the
Tooele Bowling Association (1956) and was
& DIESEL
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A12 THURSDAY September 22, 2005
Farm Fall Sale continued from page A1 saw his lifelong dreams come true. and all-business in white, serves as
Discouragement, ridicule, and hard- the backdrop for a short but pivotal
ductions like “The World’s Fastest ship meet this simple yet ambitious scene in the film. Munro sits on a
Indian” to Utah’s versatile loca- man every step of the way. But he hospital bed after an acutely painful
Now is the time to plant! tions. also had the opportunity to meet attack, and is told he has a serious
Tuesday’s premier celebrated a host of oddball and interesting heart condition and will have to end
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both the efforts of New Zealander
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characters who graciously helped
him and, more importantly, believed
his motorcycling career.
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Fastest Indian,” which premiered Munro a hero.
last night in Utah After all, if an old man from New
Zealand can teeter into Utah in a
the dust. beat-up car with only a few dollars
He called his experience on the in his pocket and beat the pants off
film the best experience he has ever anyone around him, anything is pos-
had on a movie, which for an actor
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We know four
“To me, this (proposed apart-
in the center of the apartment com- ment complex) is a high-density
plex, where children could safely development and I generally oppose
play within sight of their parents. high-density developments. High
And he added that PWC’s project
Hometown
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come into my kitchen because not stay in the food. In addition, be vented by punching a hole in
the microwave would make the the radiation generated by a the plastic wrap or leaving the
pacemakers stop. Some of my microwave oven is much, much lid cracked during cooking.
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the Brazil Belem Mission of The holy and catho- wherever and whenever people
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- lic (catholic who believe in Christ’s death and
day Saints. She entered the means univer-
Bror Erickson
resurrection for the forgiveness of
Sao Paulo Missionary Training sal). The Nicene
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sins are gathered together in His
Center on Sept. 20, 2005.
Melinda’s parents are Roger
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this theme to The Good That happens on the corner
and Marene Redmond of
Tooele.
confess one
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of Seventh and Birch at 10:30 on �������������������������
holy catholic Sunday mornings, and 7:30 on
Melinda Beth (Mert) Redmond and apostolic Wednesday evenings for those that �����������������
church. Biblical support for this are interested. It also happens in
belief comes from Paul’s letter to
the Ephesians: “There is one body
many other places through out
Tooele, Utah, the United States
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called to the one hope that belongs Sunday mornings. Christ’s Church
Wesley and Ann to your call — one Lord, one faith, is universal.
one baptism, one God and Father Finally the Church is apostolic.
Vorwaller of all, who is over all and through That means that it holds to the �������
all and in all,” (Ephes. 4:4-6 (ESV). teaching of the apostles, those
Wesley G. and Ann Vorwaller
have accepted a call to labor as
full time missionaries of The
There is only one church (“body”
of believers), because there is
men Christ had sent to preach the
good news, the Gospel. These were �����
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saints in the Illinois Nauvoo
only one Lord, Jesus Christ. This
may seem surprising to some who
notice many different church build-
men like Peter and Paul. From
the very beginning the Church
saw the teaching of the apostles
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Mission. Monday, Sept. 26, they ings on their way to the grocery as being essential to their being.
begin tour guide training in the store. But this one Church is not In Acts the members of the early
Provo MTC after being set apart defined by any particular building church are said to have “devoted
by President Ray L. Ashby of the or even denomination. It gathers themselves to the apostles’ teach-
Tooele North Stake. in many different buildings through ing and fellowship, to the breaking
Incredible Kitchens
tion of one’s soul.
The Holy Spirit uses the Gospel
and the sacraments to purify souls
and sanctify them. To sanctify
Temple Square performances: something means to make it holy.
The Holy Spirit accomplishes this
in those who believe the Gospel,
Six impressive Temple Square Mozart’s Adagio, Andante, and and are baptized. Paul explains ����������������������������
musical events are scheduled
for October, five in the Assembly
Presto from Symphony No.
38 in D Major “Prague”; and
this saying: “Do you not know that ��������������������������������
the unrighteous will not inherit
Hall and one in the Conference Tchaikovsky’s Pizzicato ostinato the kingdom of God? Do not be
Center, all beginning at 7:30 p.m. and Allegro con fuoco from deceived: neither the sexually
The events are for audiences Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Op. immoral, nor idolaters, nor adul- ����������������
ages eight and older. 36. The orchestra will also per- terers, nor men who practice ������������������
• Friday-Saturday, Oct. 7-8 — form Cliff Millward’s Second homosexuality, nor thieves, nor the ���������������
Soprano Susan Alexander-Boren Ceremonial Prelude. greedy, nor drunkards, nor revil-
and baritone Michael Turnblom
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• Saturday, Oct. 22 — A ers, nor swindlers will inherit the
will sing in the Assembly Hall “Tanner Gift of Music” con- kingdom of God. And such were
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a new work, “The Joseph cert will be presented in the some of you. But you were washed,
Sonnets,” based on the poetry Conference Center. For program you were sanctified, you were justi- �����������������
of Sally T. Taylor on the life and information and tickets, contact fied in the name of the Lord Jesus ����������������������
ministry of the Prophet Joseph 801-240-0080 or visit www.lds. Christ and by the Spirit of our God” �������������
Smith, with music composed by org/events. (1 Cor. 6:9-11 (ESV).
Murray Boren and a 13-piece • Friday, Oct. 28 — The When the Spirit washes you,
orchestra conducted by Brandon Church Relief Society Music He sanctifies you. (Baptism is the
Matthews. Boren is composer Festival will feature works from Greek word for “to apply water or
in residence at Brigham Young the annual Relief Society music wash.” But because Christ used
University. Taylor is a BYU pro- submissions in the Assembly the term to describe the making of
fessor emeritus whose poetry Hall. Of the 11 pieces to be pre- disciples, the term has been given
has been published in many sented, some are new works of added connotations, and is used ������������������
journals. Alexander-Boren and text and music whereas other now used exclusively as a religious
Turnblom have outstanding works are new musical arrange- term). Because the Church consists
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operatic experience. ments for well-known texts. A of baptized believers, it is holy. �������������������������������
• Friday, Oct. 14 — The Soulage choir of Relief Society members The term catholic causes con- �������������������������
Trio of flutist Jeannine Richards from throughout the Wasatch fusions today. We often refer to
Goeckeritz, Bonnie Schroeder Front, conducted by Merrilee Roman Catholics as just Catholics.
on oboe and English horn, and Webb and accompanied by Anne But that is really unfair. Catholic ��������������������� �����������������������������
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harpist Tamara Bischoff Oswald Puzey, will perform the music.
will perform in the Assembly For Temple Square
Elect Patrick
Hall numbers by Bizet, Soulage, Performances information, call
Vaughn Williams, Prigmore, 801-240-3323.
Dunlavy
Samuel-Rousseau, Salzedo,
Nielsen, Schaposhnikov, and
Ibert. All three instrumental-
ists perform with the Orchestra
at Temple Square and are well
known locally for their individu-
al musical expertise.
• Saturday, Oct. 15 — The
Wasatch Chorale will present in
the Assembly Hall an “Americana
Concert Celebrating the Music of
Mack Wilberg,” accompanied by
organist-pianist Larry Blackburn
and directed by Dyanne Riley. PROVEN QUALITY LEADERSHIP
Experienced, Knowledgeable & Prepared
Featured works composed or
arranged by Wilberg will include
one Latin text and an anthem,
three hymns, three American
spirituals, and two folk songs.
to direct Tooele City as the next Mayor
Wilberg is associate director of
the Mormon Tabernacle Choir ★ Tooele City Recorder 22 years ★ Not a Politician - A Public Servant
and known worldwide in choral
circles for his choral arrange- ★ Working knowledge of Municipal government procedures
ments and compositions. ★ Special Project Director responsible for 3 multi Million building projects. All 3 brought
• Friday, Oct. 21 — The
Orchestra of Sandy City,
in on time & on budget
under the direction of Joel ★ Served 11 years Tooele City Police Department as Lt. over administration & investigation division.
Rosenberg, will perform in the
Assembly Hall Beethoven’s Paid for by the committee to Elect Patrick Dunlavy for Mayor
Overture to “Fidelio” Op. 72b;
B4 THURSDAY September 22, 2005
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Program for addictive/compul-
2000_reunion. We hope to see • Oct. 13-14 — AARP Driving sive behavior, run by LDS Social ������������������������������
you there! Course 12:30-4:30 p.m. each Services in Tooele and Erda, wel-
General
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of Mafeking will begin around by Kip Thompson, infection con-
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9 p.m. Driving directions: Head trol manager at MWMC. Space is
west through Granstville on SR limited. Lunch provided.
• Oct. 20 — Breast Cancer
Drive defensively
138 then north on Stansbury
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The Utah Safety Council is
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Road. For more information con- Support Group 7 p.m. in the
offering four-hour defensive driv-
tact Matt Imlay at 882-1326. MWMC classrooms.
ing courses at 1514 West 1700
Scouts sell popcorn • Oct. 25 — Identity theft pre-
South, Salt Lake City. Also,
All sponsoring organizations sentation 10 a.m. in the MWMC
Spanish defensive driving cours-
classrooms presented by the Utah
are encouraged to use this fund- es are held once a month at this ������������������������������������
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raiser to supplement your bud- state government. Lunch will be
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location. The course consists of
provided following the presenta-
gets. For LDS sponsored units,
a memo from Charles Dahlquist tion. Space is limited.
classroom instruction and focus-
es on accident prevention, driving
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stated that this fundraiser, if con-
ducted in accordance with budget
• Oct. 25 — Birthday Bingo
Night 5 p.m. in the MWMC class-
confidence, awareness of hazards
and improving driving skills.
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guidelines, would be an appropri- rooms. Come celebrate October
birthdays and play bingo for priz-
Drivers may complete the
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ate fundraising tool. Any scouting course for a 50-point reduc-
unit interested in selling popcorn es. Pizza, cake and drinks will be
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tion from their Utah driving ������
served! Cost will be $3. Wear a
as a fundraiser call Alan Powell
at 882-8468. costume and your pizza is free.
record, once every three years.
Individuals 55 years of age and ��������������������� �� ���������
• Oct. 26 — Red Butte Gardens
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older, may qualify for insurance
Seniors Day Trip. Leave at 9:15 a.m.;
return by 3:30 p.m. Visit the Red
discounts after completing the
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course.
Butte Gardens to learn about fall
Registration is $40 per person,
gardening and see beautiful col-
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Volunteers needed or $10 for those age 55 and over
ors. Lunch will follow at Chuck-
Volunteers of America, Utah is who are only seeking a reduc-
A-Rama Buffet. Cost of trip is
offering the Foster Grandparent tion in their insurance rate. For
$22 and includes transportation,
additional information or to reg-
Program in Tooele County.
Seniors must be over 60 and will-
lunch and ticket to gardens.
ister, please contact the Utah ��������������������������
• Treasures of England
ing to volunteer at least 15 hours departs Oct. 19, 2006, for nine
Safety Council at 801-478-7878 or ��������������������
a week with children in school
settings. Eligible seniors will qual- �����������������������������
ify for a monthly tax-free stipend
reimbursement of approximately ����������������������������������
$200 plus mileage. Please contact
Jennifer at the Tooele office 882-
3154 if you have any questions.
Grantsville seniors
28 years!! Even after all these
years together, you can still make me
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The Grantsville Senior Center
can be called at 884-3446.
• Mondays lunch at noon, res-
feel like a kid. Thank you for
making even ordinary days special.
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10 a.m. ceramics; 1 p.m. Skipbo;
lunch at noon, reservations by �������� ���������������������������
8:30 a.m.
• Wednesdays 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. �������� �������������������������
breakfast; 1 p.m. Pinochle Happy Anniversary ������ ������������������������
• Thursdays 9 a.m. Pinochle;
10 a.m. line dancing; lunch at
Terry, I love you!
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noon, reservations by 8:30 a.m.; Heres to another 28 years! ������������������������
12 p.m. blood pressure clinic; 1
p.m. Bingo
Love Vic
• Fridays 9 a.m. aerobics;
lunch at noon, reservations by
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TRANSCRIPT
TOOELE pots, pestles and mortars, colored
BULLETIN bottles and hanging bundles of
herbs along with baskets and
bundles that you would expect.
Medicines in the mid-1800s, con-
sisted primarily of various herbal
NOTICE OF remedies. Lyon would have had
an herb garden to supplement his
supplies.
TOOELE COUNTY The herb garden around the
home now represents herbs that
If it happens here,
read about it here. The Siege of Mafeking was the birth of Scouting
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ost to be passing by. Now afraid that would warn the town before the
Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin TRANSCRIPT
TOOELE
people the town was surrounded by land shell arrived.
September 20th and 22nd, 2005 BULLETIN are mines, the Boers never encroached Trained in first aid, these young
Subscribe Today • 882-0050 unaware of upon the town. men were valuable orderlies
the events Colonel Powell had two small assisting with the wounded and
surrounding artillery guns in his possession. miscellaneous tasks in the hospital.
I’M PRIME!
the town of Another gun was “created” using Messages were delivered to and
Mafeking, now furnace pipe and an old threshing from the outposts by donkey. As
the capital of machine. This cannon was named food supplies became short, the
the Northwest “The Wolf” and used shells melted donkeys ended up in the kitchen
Province of down from metal scrap found and the boys carried the messages
South Africa. TJ Wallace throughout the city. A fourth gun, by bicycle. The cadets were also
There are even GUEST COLUMNIST an ancient cannon they later named commissioned to round up every
Robert and Dawnya are going all over the country since making the exciting career change to fewer people ‘Lord Nelson’ was found being spare piece of scrap metal they
becoming professional over-the-road truck drivers! who could not Seeds of used as a gatepost. Gun emplace- could find to be melted down and
recognize the ments were built all around the city turned into cannonballs. These
Robert had been a jeweler for 20 years and was part owner of the Diamond Shop. After closing the global move- Scouting — none of which had a permanent young boys took their new job
store in January, he started his 30-day instruction at Prime Inc. in March. Dawnya, a one-time hos- ment that gun emplaced. With these four with pride and were soon a recog-
pital billing technician, found the opportunity to join Robert at Prime after her daughter graduated began in this small, English settle- small cannons, Powell ordered his nized part of the town defenses.
from high school and headed to the Navy. ment back in the year 1899. forces to fire a shot, move to the The corps was quickly enlarged
Mafeking was located near the next emplacement and fire again. from 18 to 40 boys.
Although Robert and Dawnya have been together for 13 years, neither had ever driven a truck northern border adjacent to the Oft times the cannons would fire The boys were given their own
before going to Prime Inc. for their career change. Both received instruction and were able to get Transvaal Republic. It was a key without a ball. The Boers believed khaki uniform and conducted their
their CDL. Then they began one-on-one training with Prime Inc. and were PAID DURING TRAINING. location for railroad transportation that Mafeking was surrounded by own drilling under the direction
from the Cape to Rhodesia. As war heavy artillery. of their appointed youth-leader
They have enjoyed seeing the country together really enjoy the great pay. with the Boers drew closer, Colonel In addition, Colonel Powell sur- Warner Goodyear. Colonel Powell
With the yearly driving potential at $50,000+ for a solo driver and Robert Stephenson Smith Baden- rounded the town with imaginary often watched the drilling with
$
100,000+ for team drivers, Prime gave them the financial Powell was commissioned to raise barbed wire. From his vantage satisfaction and asked himself,
answers they were looking for. forces in Rhodesia and defend the point within the city, he noticed “Why cannot all boys be like that?”
border. He choose Mafeking as a that the Boer soldiers would crawl When the boys were off-duty, he
Starting a new career like this was not easy, but with the supply base. Since war had not yet under and high step around some took the time to teach them wood-
support staff that Prime provided been declared, he was forbidden to unseen obstacle. This gave him an working, camping, and hiking
they were able to get the adequate make public preparations so as to idea. He ordered his own men to techniques. He organized games
training and service they not alert the surrounding Boer and continue putting up posts and to and competitions for the boys to
needed to succeed. Dutch colonies. string imaginary wire. The enemy test their skills, resolving to form a
Supplies were acquired secretly had no way of knowing from a civilian corps of Scouts when the
Join Robert, Dawnya to arm the local militia and civil- distance that Mafeking was only war ended.
and the rest of the ians. Sandbags could not be requi- surrounded by empty posts. Mafeking was relieved on May
Prime team and be sitioned for fortifications, but he All of these “defenses” would 16, 1900 after being besieged for
a part of the New collected all available grain sacks have been worthless if the Boer 217 days. The town’s defenders
Face of Trucking. for the purpose. Fortifications spies were to infiltrate the town. became heroes of the British
could not be built overlooking Colonel Powell got up early one Empire. Young boys across the
the town. It was done anyway morning and posted this sign in country asked him to visit them
under the pretense of building the town square: SPIES. There are or send letters. From his fame
a rifle range for the local police in town today nine known spies. the Mafeking Cadets grew into
force. Colonel Powell could not They are hereby warned to leave the Scouting movement that has
order armored trains sent up from by 12 noon tomorrow or they will spread across the world. In 2004
Cape Town, so he secretly had be apprehended. Although there The Boy Scouts of America boast-
two constructed in the local rail was really no way of knowing the ed over three million registered
TEAM DRIVERS yard by lining train cars with steel true number spies, if any, the trick youth offering 34.5 million hours of
Dawnya Hostetler rails. The armaments he did have worked. service.
Robert Gregory included two small, obsolete can- The Mafeking Cadets Siege re-enacted
nons, nicknamed Crooked-Tail Sal With the British soldiers in This fall, the Deseret Peak
and Old Creechy, 700 soldiers, and Mafeking outnumbered by almost District of the Boy Scouts of
1,000 local volunteers. War was 10 to 1, every soldier was required America will be recognizing the
declared on October 11, 1899 and on the firing line to defend the roots of Scouting by re-enacting
a force of 6,000 Boers immediately town. As with any young man, the the siege and relief of Mafeking at
DRIVERS WANTED 460 Orange St. • Salt Lake City, UT surrounded the town.
A Game of Bluff
boys in Mafeking could not be kept
in bomb shelters for any length of
the Fall Camp-O-Ree. We will make
camp on Stansbury Island 14.25
All supply lines had been cut of time. The wilder the bombing and north of I-80. Siege dates are Sept.
LOCAL EXPANSION by the Boers; road, rail, even tele- shelling the greater the excitement 23-24. Registration begins Friday
Positions will be filled: graph. With virtually no defenses, it was to run around the deserted evening at 5 p.m. and night games
SALT LAKE CITY AREA Colonel Powell had to get creative. streets of town. To harness this will commence at 9 p.m. Breakfast
September 26th
While the Boers watched from a youthful energy, Colonel Powell will be provided, but each scouter
Accepting Experienced, New & Student Drivers 8am · 10am distance, inhabitants of Mafeking commissioned chief-of-staff, Major will need to bring their own plate,
12pm · 2pm were asked to carry metal boxes, Lord Edward Cecil to organize cup and utensils. You will also
Company-funded CDL instruction available! 4pm · 6pm filled with nothing but sand, with the Mafeking Cadets. Eighteen need to provide your own water. If
strict orders not to drop or bump boys ages 9 and older were given you need any additional informa-
877-PRIMEJOB them. Hundreds of these sand-filled
land mines were buried around the
various assignments and became
well trained in delivering mes-
tion or would like to assist with the
games, please contact Matt Imlay
( 877-774-6356) town. Powell dropped a stick of
dynamite into a hole to “test” these
sages between the town defenses,
assisting in first-aid, and acting as
at 882-1326. We would also like to
extend a special note of apprecia-
www.primeinc.com mines. Out of the dust emerged
a man with a bike who happened
lookouts. The cadets kept an eye
on the large Boer siege gun and
tion to the Bleazard family for pro-
viding our camp location.
THURSDAY September 22, 2005 B7
CHILDRENS JUSTICE CENTER
W
hat do teenagers think connectedness is high, parental • How could you enlist the friends and their parents’ atti-
when parents over- influence can be significant, support of other parents to tudes towards alcohol, tobacco
look, disregard or par- even when it conflicts with strengthen monitoring and and illicit drug use.
don their drinking, smoking or peer attitudes and behaviors. communication for your chil- • Visit the Family Guide
other drug use? Parents play a critical role in dren and their friends? to Keeping Youth Mentally
In the absence of a clear fam- shaping peer associations of Healthy and Drug Free website
ily policy or consequences, at
Action steps
their children and in directly • Set a clear no-use policy http://family.samhsa.gov.
least some of them will reach influencing behavior through
the conclusion that it’s okay for children in your family, Remember
the values they instill by com- spelling out the consequences Take action to prevent your
with their parents to do those
municating directly and model- if violated and remember to child from engaging in risky
things. Others might wonder if
ing healthy behaviors. give recognition and praise for behavior.
anyone cares what they do.
According to a recent book Think about following family expectations. For more information,
by the National Research • What messages do teens in • Keep the dialogue going call Valley Mental Health
Council, adolescents are com- your local area get from their with your teen, establish Prevention Team at 843-3520.
ing of age in a culture that
promotes and enables under-
age drinking. One of the most
consistent findings in studies NEW Body Firming Tan Solution
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with other youth problem
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behaviors.
In order to understand these toward underestimating the had five or more drinks in the
amount and frequency of use. past month were said by their
r
phenomena we might also want
to know what is going through
the minds of parents when they
condone youth substance use.
For example, in one survey, 31
percent of the youth who said
they had been drunk in the past
parents to be nondrinkers.
Parental attitudes and family
supervision strongly influence s e
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mean? -- T.R. let on that topic. Readers can Dear Dr. Donohue: I eat a
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endometrium is shed during the Canada with the recipient’s print-
drates for me to eat now. How
menstrual period. ed name and address. Please
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vic cavity is the usual spot for had two procedures to reduce banana? -- R.H.
transplanted endometrium, and the size of an enlarged prostate Answer: One medium banana
it can take hold on many pelvic gland. I am 78, and I asked the has 450 mg of potassium.
structures, like the ovaries. It doctor to remove my testicles, That’s really not a whole lot of
responds to the surge of month- since I no longer can have chil- potassium. New guidelines tell
ly female hormones just as the dren. But he wouldn’t agree to us to eat 4,700 mg of potassium
������������ I am a 73-years-YOUNG,
classy lady; single and living
and I enjoy watching them.
My next-door neighbor,
wildlife, tossing nuts, bread
and goodness knows what
���������������������������������������������� in a beautiful retirement con- “Jerome,” also loves the ani- else at them.
dominium with a back patio mals -- maybe a bit too much. As a result, the ducks, swans,
squirrels and other critters
have taken to waiting outside
Jerome’s sliding-glass door.
The problem is, there are so
many animals that the crowd
spills over onto MY patio.
Not only do I have to worry
about cleaning up all that ani-
mal waste that is deposited on
my patio, I also am subjected
to dozens of animals swarm-
ing me expecting a handout. I
have been pecked repeatedly
by dissatisfied ducks, and at
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Smith/Miles Orgill/Anderson Miller/Benson
Kenneth and Carolyn Dennis and Judy Orgill are Tommy Miller and Jennifer
Smith of Tooele are pleased pleased to announce the mar- Benson have chosen to seal
to announce the marriage of riage of their daughter, Sharon, their love for time and all eter-
their daughter, Rachel Leigh to James Richard Anderson, nity on Sept. 23, 2005, in the
Smith, to Dustin Vaughn Miles, son of Richard and Dawn Logan Temple.
son of Sam and Martha Miles Anderson of Levan, Utah. They They, along with their par-
of Erda. They will be married will be married on Sept. 24, ents, invite friends and family
on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2005. A 2005, in the Salt Lake Temple. to join them in celebration. A
reception will be held in their Sharon is a 2000 graduate reception will be held that eve-
honor at the home of John of Grantsville High School ning from 6-9 p.m. at the Bullen
Giles, 224 E. Cimmarron Way and is employed at Atherton Center, 43 S. Main in Logan,
in Erda, that evening from 6-8 Mortgage in Orem. and an open house will be held
p.m. Rachel Leigh Smith James is a 2001 graduate of Saturday, Sept. 24, from 4-6:30
Rachel graduated from and Dustin Vaughn Miles Grantsville High School. He p.m. at the Miller family home, Tommy Miller
Tooele High School in 2001. served a mission in Lansing, 598 Nelson Ave., Tooele. and Jennifer Benson
She works as a senior cred- Mich., and is a student at Utah Parents of the bride and
Sharon Orgill groom are Jeff and Charlene
it analyst for Zions National cian’s apprentice for Uintah Valley State College. and James Richard Anderson
Real Estate Group in Salt Lake Refrigeration & Electric. They will make their first Benson of Newton, Utah, and
City. The couple will make their home in Spanish Fork. Glen and Lori Miller of Tooele.
Dustin graduated from home in Tooele, Utah.
Tooele High School in 2003. If we have inadvertently
He works as an electri- missed anyone, please join us.
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Urgent news for people who took
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demonstration by collectors and
I-15 Exit 276 in American Fork continued from page B1 artisans who gladly share their
386 East 620 South • A.F. 756-7977 expertise.
— sound of drumming and chant- Show chairman Larry Higley
Safe Factory Outlet.com ing from the drum circle.
This year’s powwow will also
of the Tooele Gem and Mineral
Society, said most of the same
include several specials with the vendors will be returning to this
teen boys and girls traditional year’s show — and that’s what the
See News Happening? dance sponsored by Loren and
Pearl Sammaripa. Eastern Great
public seems to enjoy. Visitors will
also have the chance to win some
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prizes, includ-
TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Wall is sponsor- ing a yet-to-
BULLETIN ing a northern be-announced
and southern grand prize.
traditional teen The show
dance set apart also includes a
by its particular silent auction,
music. rock bags for
C h a v e z sale and pop-
describes the ular games,
Tooele powwow including a
as a good-sized search through
powwow, which a bin of saw-
draws dancers dust for hid-
following the den treasures,
“powwow cir- and the wheel
cuit” from sev- of fortune
eral surrounding where beauti-
states, as well as ful prizes are
Canada. on the line. The
“They travel quite a ways to popular gold-panning demonstra-
get to some of these powwows. ... tion will also be back at this
They are really powwow people,” year’s show.
she said. Hope, Higley and Chavez all
The powwow begins Friday, encourage the public to spend
Sept. 23, with the grand entry at 6 some of that last summer week-
p.m. On Saturday, the dancing will end at the Festival of the Old
resume with the grand entry at 1 West. They are sure visitors will
p.m. Following a dinner break, be impressed and will have a
the dancing will go on until about great time.
10 p.m. The powwow concludes And in case you’re still not
on Sunday, Sept. 25, with dancing convinced to attend this incred-
from noon until around 4 p.m. ible end-of-summer event, then
Gem and Mineral Show here’s one last reason to attend:
Festival-goers are cheating the food. Food vendors set up
themselves if they don’t check out their respective culinary offerings
the gem and mineral show. While at all three shows. There’s some-
mountain men shoot and Indians thing for everyone, whether it be
dance, a whole other world of Indian Tacos, mountain man fare
gems and minerals, along with or good, old-fashioned hot dogs
games and demonstrations, await and hamburgers.
the public’s enjoyment inside the How to get there: From Tooele’s
city complex. Main Street, turn west on 400
Natural, uncut rocks, to finely North and proceed to 400 West.
polished or finished jewelry, are The complex is the precast con-
available for purchase. One of the crete structure on the north.
file photo
A powwow, mountain man rendezvous and gem show will take Tooele residents back in time with dancing,
gold panning, history, games, music and colorful costumes this weekend.
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Turkey cheese
2 cups bottled salsa
2 medium tomatoes, seeded and diced
continued from page C1
2 green onions, chopped (optional)
Turkey Sloppy Joes Preheat oven to 375°F. Grease 9 x 11-inch bak-
Servings: 6 ing pan. Heat oil in large nonstick skillet over
Prep Time: 10 minutes / Total Time: 30 minutes medium-high heat. Cook turkey, stirring con-
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2 tablespoons vegetable oil In another small bowl, combine 1 cup sour cream
1 medium onion, chopped mixture and turkey. Divide turkey mixture, cheese
1 medium green bell pepper, seeded and and salsa evenly over tortillas. Roll up and place
chopped seam-side down in prepared pan. Bake, uncov-
1-1/2 cup (12 ounces) chili sauce ered, 25 to 30 minutes. Top with tomato, green
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce onion and any remaining salsa and/or sour cream
6 (4-inch) hamburger buns mixture.
Green leaf lettuce, optional
1 medium tomato, optional Italian Turkey Sausage With Pasta
Heat oil in large nonstick skillet over medium- Servings: 8
high heat. Cook onion and bell pepper until soft- Prep Time: 10 minutes / Total Time: 35 minutes
ened, about 5 minutes. Add turkey; crumble and 1 package Honeysuckle White or Shady Brook
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Farms Turkey Breast Cutlets, cut into 1-inch sausage casings. Heat oil in large nonstick skillet
pieces over medium-high heat. Cook onion until soft-
1 tablespoon olive oil ened, about 5 minutes. Add sausage and tomato;
1 cup light sour cream crumble sausage. Cook, stirring constantly until
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10 (8-inch) flour tortillas bowl, mix cooked pasta with meat sauce. Top
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of any product or service Poplar Lane (380 East), Friday and Saturday, hair puppies, $15 each. slant, $4000. 849-0317 hay, $3 bale. (435)840-
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fered as the result of any Friday 8am-5pm, Satur- 8hp rear- tined tiller, ER puppies, AKC regis- furnished. Also Winter
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load “chimney sweep
This position offers a competitive wage and excellent benefits package.
with load” 884-6965 or GRANTSVILLE, 455 If you are a team player who is interested in a career opportunity with the market
882-3133 West Richard Street
leader in the remanufacturing industry, e-mail your resume and salary history to:
DRIVERS WANTED FRESH EGGS for sale. Saturday,
(down by cemetery),
8am-4pm.
Accepting Experienced, New & Student Drivers 884-3701 or 884-0113 Lots of baby stuff, horse
E-mail:
- LOCAL EXPANSION - 353 South Cooley, tac. Fax to (435) 843-6035
SALT LAKE CITY AREA Granstville.
GRANTSVILLE, 532 W or submit your resume to:
460 Orange St. • Salt Lake City, UT HONEY/ BEEWAX, new Love Circle, Saturday,
crop, most sizes availa- 9am-? Moving sale.
ATTN: HR
Positions will be filled:
ble, see or call Vance or Trampoline, gas bbq, Detroit Diesel Reman-West
SEPTEMBER 26TH Shirley Keele, 882- couches.
100 South Lodestone Way
8am · 10am · 12pm · 2pm · 4pm · 6pm 0123, 50 S Coleman St.
HAVING A GARAGE Tooele, UT 84074
www.primeinc.com SELL YOUR computer in SALE? Advertise it in
COMPANY-FUNDED CDL the classifieds. Call the classifieds. Call “Equal Opportunity Employer – M,F,D,V”
INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE! 800.511.5663 882-0050 882-0050
THURSDAY September 22, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C7
Livestock Livestock Livestock Farm Equipment Child Care Help Wanted Help Wanted Recreational Trailers
Vehicles
ATTENTION ANIMAL BIG BAY gelding, 9yrs HAY FOR Sale! Oat/al- 1500 GALLON unleaded GRANDMA IN West Er- ENTHUSIASTIC PER- THE SALT Lake Com- CHRYSLER OVERLAND 1995 BIG Tex utility trail-
Lovers! Bathe your old, great hunting pros- falfa: $75/ton, stainless steel storage da has much kind, ten- SON needed for Tooele munity Action 30ft motor home, sleeps er, dual tandem axle,
horses & other animals pect or mountain/ trail. $2.75/bale. 1st Crop: tank w/suction pump, der, loving care and office, knowledge of Program/Head Start is 8, runs great, excellent 25’, 20,000lb JVW, pin-
naturally and quickly. Pleasure type, anyone $85/ton, $3/25/bale. whole agitator, man clean home to give your medical billing prefer- accepting applications condition. Must see! tle hitch, electric brakes,
Spray on EzAll and can ride. $1800 obo. 2nd crop: $90/ton, hole on 1965 GMC child. Try me, you’ll be red, M-W 1pm-8pm, Th- for: Family Advocate – $3000 obo. 843-5906 like new, $5900 obo.
rinse off. No scrubbing! Message 882-6285 $3.50 bale. Ask about truck. $1500 obo. pleased! 0-up 884-0622 F as needed. Pay nego- FT with benefits. B.S. in (435)830-2426
No buckets! All natural, delivery. 435-839-3423 (801)595-6131 tiable. Send resume w/3 Sociology or related JAYCO MOTOR HOME
vet approved, guaran- FOX TROTTERS for (Vernon) INFANT CARE, 25 years references to PO Box field is preferred. As- 2002, 31ft, V10, 9000 Boats
teed. As seen on TV. sale, 2yr old, 3yr old, CASE TRACTOR, 52L, experience, safe, clean 245, Tooele, or e-mail sures that each child miles, like new, loaded.
(801)520-6680 or 6yr old. All experienced HAY FOR sale, first crop, runs well. Includes environment, CPR and to janeb@allwest.net has necessary permis- $44,900 obo. (435)830-
www.thehorsefinder.com mountain horses, great no rain. $90/ ton, sec- spring tooth 14 ft, 6 ft first aid certified. 843- sion for health screen- 2426 14FT ALUMINUM boat,
Free brochure. for the hunt. (801)381- ond crop $100/ ton. Oat disc, 2 bottom plow, 9705 EXPERIENCE THE ings, physical and den- 7.5 horsepower motor,
8710, 884-6801 hay $75/ ton. 840-2298, blade, 12” auger. 882- South, single Mom look- tal exams and assures Motorcycles & trailer, extras, $1000.
882-7510 Must see!
DELTA HAY, 2nd and 843-0621 2938 LICENSED, LOVING ing for live-in LDS Nan- that all children are im- ATVs
3rd crops, 85lb bales, HAY FOR sale, in the care, preschool activi- ny for 3 children, must munized. Is an advo-
125, deliver 7 ton loads. barn. 1st crop $4.50 HORSE BOARDING, SADDLE FOR sale ties, nutritious meals, have HS Diploma, CPR cate to the family. 2003 NINJA 900 2200 Autos
(435)864-3175 eve- 2nd crop $5.00 3rd for with covered or uncov- $200. Good shape, peace of mind while you Driver License, Great Qualified Head Start miles like new $6,700
nings. $5.00 882-2973 eve- ered stalls. Roundpen used once. Call 843- are at work. Call 882- Swimmer, Excellent Parents are encouraged call 840-4293 $0 DOWN! Cars from
ning 882-8204. and 100x200ft riding 0663 6624 Time Management/ to apply. Bilingual
area. Lots of riding 96 CUSTOM Cycle, new- $29/mo, police im-
Communication Skills. Spanish/English prefer- pounds for sale! 24
room. 882-4513, Sporting Goods LITTLE GENIUSES Pre- Christina 404-954-5045, red. This position will be ly rebuilt w/new 96 CI months at 8.5% APR.
motor, $5000 below
CONSTRUCTION (801)230-7878 Kindergarten, 3-5 years. 770-757-4333.
Certified teacher, con-
open between Septem-
ber 16, 2005 and Sep-
blue book, $9500, obo. For listings call 800-
366-9813, extension
HORSE HAY and cow FOR SALE: Gas pow- venient location, in my EXPERIENCED DOZER tember 23, 2005. Apply 882-4851
* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS* hay for sale 884-6570 ered golf cart. Call 830- home, mornings, warm operator. Apply in per- in person at the Tooele
8329
7793 academic/ social envi- son 1830 West Hwy Head Start, 555 East
JACKSONS ROSE 1977 AVANT II,
Springs Ranch horse SELLING YOUR moun-
ronment. 112, Tooele. Bolinder Vine Street Tooele or at
Company.
Your Local $10,000. obo. 882-
boarding, accepting two tain bike? Advertise it in
boarders on five acres the classifieds. Call
LOVING, CARING day
the SLCAP, 764 S. 200
W., SLC, Utah between News Source 7665 after 7pm.
care located in the NE EXPERIENCED HVAC the hours of 9:00 and
in Erda. Clean stalls 882-0050 has openings for your installer, minimum 4 4:30. Resumes and TOOELETRANSCRIPT 1993 Ford Escort Hatch-
and training areas, child. 13yrs experience. years experience. emails will not be ac- BULLETIN back 4D LX, $1,000,
$250 per month. Feed Lost & Found References available. (435)830-1415 cepted in place of com- obo. 801-865-5420.
included. 833-9216 843-1474 or 496-3470
Layton Construction Company, a premier EXPERIENCED LOAD-
pleted applications.
general contractor, is hiring for the TWO HORSE trailer $500 REWARD. LOST at Drug and alcohol test- 02 GMC YUKON SLT 04 DODGE QUAD CAB
WANTED: ONE child, I ER operator. Apply in ing and criminal back- VERY LOW MILES. F21581B
following positions. 2001 Overo paint 2003 McDonalds: engage- have a 3 year old son to person at 1830 West ground checks are re-
LOADED VERY NICE ONLY.
Palamino breeding ment ring, princess cut
be his/her buddy. We Hwy 112, Tooele. Bolin- quired. G21772B 19,995
$ $
23,588
stock paint 2003 Shet- diamond with two sap-
would love to care for der Company.
• CARPENTER/FORMSETTER land stud colt 1996 phires. Contact Jill Bar-
your child. Experienced 02 DENALI XL
breeding stock mare. tholomew at (801)971- FULL-TIME CAREER RESIDENTIAL FRA- 04 TOYOTA TACOMA
• CAPENTER HELPERS mom. 882-0597 MERS needed, experi- CREW CAB LOW MILES AUTO SUPER CLEAN ALL THE OPTIONS
840-1652 3332 OPPORTUNITY LOW MILES. G21574B
enced, own hand tools, LOADED. G21643B
• CONCRETE FINISHER WANTED: USED Corral Help Wanted Advertising/Printing
transportation to Herri-
$
28,465
Sales Representative
• LABORERS panel, gates, no- climb wanted for growing man area. Please call 04 GMC DURAMAX
Excellent benefits and competitive salary wire. Cash paid. 882- AVON: TO BUY OR Tooele Transcript Bulle-
882-6622 DIESEL CREW CAB SLE LOW 05 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER
6162 SELL. Sell to anyone. tin. Previous sales or SEVERAL ENTRY level MILES GREAT SHAPE. G21504B AUTO LOADED LOW MILES.
offered. EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION
REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR Farm Equipment For information call in- marketing experience positions available, 36,495
$ PU22374A
THESE POSITIONS. Application can be dependent sales repre- helpful. Must have cus- Eclipse Shutter Compa-
sentative Vi Knutson tomer service skills. ny. 843-4540 05 CHRYSLER 300
obtained at www.laytoncompanies.com or at The male dog in this picture 04 FORD EXCURSION
884-3830 Must be self motivated. LOADED LEATHER VERY NICE.
any Utah Workforce Service office. 12’ HAY CUTTER, self was found wandering in Terra. EDDIE BAUER
He was lost, alone, hungry, Computer skills a plus. POWER STOKE FULLY LOADED 22,911
$
propelled, apron, John
HELP WANTED
PU22268A
very thin, and in need of a 100 WORKERS NEED- Salary plus commission
LAYTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Deer bailer 216S needs
family. If this dog belongs to LOW MILES. G22017B
adjusting. 882-2973 or ED! Assemble crafts, and excellent benefits. 04 OLDS ALERO
9090 South Sandy Parkway you, please call Sharon at wood items. Materials Apply in person at the
Sandy, Utah 84070 882-8204, (801) 209- 435-837-2383. 05 CHEV CAVALIER LOW MILES AUTO AIR
5937. If you would like to adopt this provided. To $480+ per Tooele Transcript Bulle- AUTO, 4DOOR PRW GREAT FUEL ECONOMY. PU22294A
Fax: 801-563-3621
One of the Layton Companies
darling guy, Sharon will be
taking names should the
week. Free information tin office, 58 North
package. 24 hours Main, Tooele. Tran-
LOCKS,WINDOWS VERY $
11,488
Place Your Ad Here owner not be located. NICE. PU22438A
EEO/AA (801)264-5665. script Bulletin promotes
Call 882-0050 a drug free environ- is HIRING: 10,357
$
03 TOYOTA RAV 4
FOUND: DIGITAL cam- ment. LOW MILES VERY NICE. G21896B
NEEDED Cashiers starting at $8 $
18,495
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
era on sidewalk by soc- 04 JEEP GRAND
HEAVY EQUIPMENT Parts Corner starting at $8
cer field. Call Grants-
ville Elementary, 884- IMMEDIATELY Mechanic, must be able
CHEROKEE LIMITED
LOADED LOW MILES. G21703B
to troubleshoot and per- Fast Food starting at $7 02 GMC SAFARI
4520.
Certified CNA’s. form routine repairs on Waitress starting at $3 19 23,164
$
ALL WHEEL DRIVE LOADED LOW
MILES. G21410C1
LOST: BLACK & tan Full time. Must be engine, transmission, fi- plus tips
14,495
$
• Diabetic Education
Work around
schedule. VISIT US TO-
your
ance at 884-0896
WORK FROM home and
SALT LAKE VALLEY GMC
Tooele County School District - Part-Time School Tobacco Prevention
Secretary: Must have strong written and oral communicaiton skills, computer • Diabetic Pharmacy DAY! www.earnincome-
LOOKING FOR a career love it! $1000-$5000 725 WEST 3300 SOUTH 1-866-645-6649
skills (MS Office), knowledge of community volunteer programs. Position will be now.com/sjacques
for 15 hrs a week. For more information contact Human Resources, 833-1900.
Specialist in real estate? Give us part time not MLM 877-
850-3218
Position closes: Thurs, Sept 29 - noon. We bill Medicare AUDIO VIDEO Company a call for details on how
for diabetic supplies. seeking installers, tech- you can get started. In Business Somerset Gardens
Complete line of nicians and sales staff. house training availa- Opportunities
Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
No experience neces- ble. Branch of String-
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Applications, Job description & information may be picked up at the District Office Diabetic Supplies
- 92 Lodestone Way, Tooele or downloaded at web site: tcsd.tooele.k12.ut.us sary. Residential and ham Real Estate IDENTITY THEFT For persons 62 or older,
commercial work. Must School. “We Train Our SHIELD associates handicapped or disabled*
TCSD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Dave’s Drugs be professional and Agents.” Call Exit Real- needed. Get paid daily.
The district provides reasonable accommodations to the known disabilities of applicants in
compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Individuals needing special accommodations 30 WEST 1st SOUTH able to work independ- ty Home Team at Work from home. 877- * Regardless of age
ently and as part of a (435)843-8326 for more 721-3929 ext. 85. Toni.
should notify Terry Christensen, at TCSD, 92 Lodestone Way Tooele, Utah or call 833-1900.
882-0287 team. Must have own details. Independant Associ-
Laundry facilities, recreation room on site.
Patios & storage room
transportation. Fax re- ates.
LPNs NEEDED, part or 143 North 400 West, Tooele
sume and references to
ALCOHOLIC ANONY-
(435)843-5680
full time, to work with Recreational
MOUS meets daily at patients in Magna area. Office Hours: Tues. - Fri., 9am-2pm
noon and 8pm at 1120 Vehicles
CABINTRY SUPERVI- Call Pioneer Health, 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889
W Utah Ave. Call 882- (801)265-0669
SOR, custom builder, ‘02 17’ PALAMINO travel EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING
7358.
pay $12-$18/hr depend- MEDICAL ASSISTANT trailer with pop out tent,
Child Care ing on experience. Cab- for busy internal medi- beds, self contained,
inet installer salesman, cine doctor. Experi- $7950 obo. 830-2730
experience needed. enced preferred. Please
1978 CLASSY Motor WILLOW CREEK
APARTMENTS
(435)496-3423 fax resume to (435)882- home, nice for age, 460
enchantment CARPENTERS, 1+ yr
4098 or mail to 1959 N. Ford, 54,000 miles, new
Aaron Drive, Ste C, transmission, $2800.
experience, Tooele
county work, pay based
Tooele, Utah 84074. Must see! 307 Caldwell We have a vacancy.
ATTN: KINSEY Drive. We are accepting applications for 1-bdrm
on experience. Call
843-1383 MEDICAL ASSISTANT, 1979 8FT camper, oven, apartments for seniors,
ft/pt, pediatric skills a
CLERICAL/ WORK from plus, Tooele area. Fax stove, 3 way fridge, handicapped or disabled.
home. Extra income. resume to 833-0499 bathroom w/toilet. $450
Help national company Attn Carrie. obo. Call Brian at 830-
locate and assist 1936 or after 5pm, 882- 236 W. Plum, Grantsville • 884-6236
where minds and HUD/FHA clients owed PART TIME cook need- 2024
spirits grow refunds. Need internet ed at Cottage Glen.
1982 ITASCA, 24ft motor
and 1-2 hours a day. Hours vary. Call 882-
home. Loaded. Includes
Monday-Thursday Nationwide. (435)843- 7990.
ac and built in Onan
The Kirk
7849
AM & PM classes PLUMBER/ PIPE fitter must
generator. Moving,
CNA CLASSES day, Journeyman plumber/ sell. $4000.
3-5 year olds evening or weekend pipe fitter needed for lo- (435)830-2940
Quiet, Quality apartments in a
accepted classes, 2 week course. cal construction compa- 1982 PACE Arrow moto- restored historic structure
Claudia (801)964-1940, ny. Must have own rhome, 29ft, 47,000
information line tools, truck and clean miles, generator, dual
Call Kim (801)849-1160 driving record. Must be ac’s, microwave, sleeps
The Best Places at the Best Prices
for details www.ccCNA.com willing to travel. Must 8, $7900 obo. 882-6831 Completely Furnished
pass physical and drug Weekly & Monthly Rates
CONSTRUCTION LA- test. Full benefits pack- 1990 NATIONAL RV mo-
843-9751 BORER wanted, must age available. Phone tor home, 31ft, sleeps 6,
be able to effectively 801-323-1719 (Tooele) low mileage, new awn- 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372
or perform physical labor or 801-972-2727 (Salt ing, tires, air bags.
830-6833 activities. Own transpor- Lake) for applications. Great
tation not required if in Wages are negotiable.
condition.
$17,000. 833-0413,
Tooele. (435)224-4227 840-5130
ABC KIDS Preschool is SLCAP HEAD Start in
CUSTOMER SERVICE/ Wendover has an open- 2004 27FT Wilderness,
still enrolling! Full ciricu- lending representative ing for Lead Teacher. loaded, $17,000. 882-
lam including sign lan- needed for full time po- CDA Required, AA/BS 5328 ask for Denise.
guage. Experienced sition. Must have excel- degree preferred in Ear-
teachers. We make lent customer service ly Childhood Develop- 4 SALE: Classic 1958
learning fun AND edu- skills, cash handling, ment. This position will Zenith travel trailer,
cational. 850-9491 10-key and computer open September 20, sleeps 4, 16ft, good
skills. Requires HS di- 2005 and will stay open condition, $750 obo.
CHILD CARE openings, ploma or GED equivi- until filled. Apply in per- Call
ages 2-9. Call Sandra
884-6810
lant. Variable shifts be- son at the Wendover (801)688-0093
tween 8:30am-7:30pm, Head Start Program,
882-1005,
MONTHS FREE RENT
CHILD CARE, state li-
Mon-Sat. $8/hr. Please 131 S. Wildcat Blvd. 94 DUTCHMAN Classic, Now Renting
censed, 25yrs exp, has
fax resume to (435)882- Between the hours of 25’, fully loaded, $5500
8540
MOVE IN SPECIALS
openings from ages 1- 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. obo. Call 843-5972 Exclusively for Seniors
6. Open 4am-5:30pm 5 Drug Testing and Crimi-
days a week, bussing to
ELDERLY CAREGIVER nal background check is 99 STARCRAFT Field
needed for elderly gen- required. Stream pop-up truck Pet Friendly
school. 882-5055 tleman, 1 to 2 days a camper, heater, fridge, Call for details. pp
week, some weekends, WANTED: BODY Wax stove, jacks, very nice
NANNY FOR Hire. 882-
1643
in Grantsville. 884- technician. Apply at 986 unit, like new, $3000. (435)843-0717
0965, 884-0193 N Main or call 843-7577 833-0188
C8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN THURSDAY September 22, 2005
Autos Autos Autos Autos Vehicle Parts Apartments for Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent
Rent
1989 CADILLAC El Dor- 1994 CHEVROLET X- 1998 OLDSMOBILE Del- FORD TAURUS Wagon, 5 GOODYEAR Wrangler NOW PRE LEASING 3BDRM HOUSE/ apt. NEW THREE and four RENT TO Own 2 to 3
ado, power everything, Cab 4x4, 454, 212k mi., ta LSFS. Take over 1990, runs great, 6cyl, NTR tires. 245/75X16 3bdrm, 2bth town- w/carport, clean nice bedroom homes on Bedroom mobile
leather interior, factory runs great, clean, no payments. 843-9230 ac, auto everything, $600 OBO Tires have homes, 2 car garage, neighborhood. Available horse property in homes, from $300/mo.
installed cd player and leaks, one owner, fifth $1400 obo. Call Charly 4,000 miles on them ac, enclosed yard, Oct 1. $750/mo, Grantsville, 2 car ga- Grantsville. Call Aliza at
Bose speakers, runs wheel hitch, custom or Tammie (435)882- 840-1673 hookups, starting at $500/dep. 830-5912 or rage. Lots of upgrades. (435)224-4804
great. Retail $3400, stereo. (435)224-4479
asking $1700 obo. 840-
1994 ISUZU Trooper SE,
FOR SALE! 0416, (435)496-0206
6
SELL YOUR CAR or 9852
$ 80*
sary. 882-3106 or 224- Remax Results.
1997 DODGE 1500 SST, boat in the classifieds. ROOMMATE WANTED 3BDRM, 1BTH Town- 4657
91 MITSUBISHI Mon-
135k miles, lots of ex- Call 882-0050 to share home, no house, rent option to RENT TO Own, North-
tero, 163k, all power
tras, $5500 obo. 840- ea. 1 BEDROOM basement,
173 S. 1st St. kitchen- smoking. Satellite TV buy. See 8 possible. All OVERLAKE 5bdrm 3bth, east section of Tooele,
and 4wd works perfect-
SUVs
ly. $900 obo. Call Marc
at 801-520-7336
4247
Call 882-0050 ette, washer, dryer. Ca-
ble tv. $475/mo, $200
and DSL. Call Dave appliances
882-4473 w/d.
included, 2 story house, 2 car ga- only 5yrs old. Central
(435)882-0190, rage, fenced, $1050. air, Pergo floors, 3bdrm,
*Based on 13 issue contract. deposit. 882-6141 ROOMMATE WANTED, (801)699-7884 Available October 1st. 2bth, 2 car garage & RV
1993 FORD Explorer gourmet kitchen, wash- 17 East Aaron Drive parking. Fully fenced,
please leave messages.
Hunting for a
4x4, V6, power win- er, dryer, full entertain- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 1600 North jetted tub, $1250/mo.
2001 HONDA Odyssey dows, power doors, ment center, bath, pri- home for rent, no smok- Davidson Realty Call Fresh Start Homes,
1BDRM APT, utilities in-
EX, immaculate, one sunroof, tow package,
deal on a new owner, all power op- etc. Looks and runs
tions, keyless entry, great. Loaded, with ex-
cluded except electrici-
ty, no smoking, no pets,
vate. No smoking, ing/ pets. 882-1550
drugs, alcohol, pets.
3BDRM, 2BTH with car-
(801)466-5078 Ellen, 1-888-597-6021.
Remax Results.
7 night
1989 FORD Ranger, ps, 1 & 2 bedroom
Berna Sloan
2bdrm, deposit $300.
98 JEEP Wrangler, Sa- pb, ac, runs good, $$WHY RENT when
apartments!! Rent $800/mo,
hara edition, 3 tops, $1500. 849-1385 you can buy? O down
840-5029
$500/mo. Garage,
programs, not perfect
p e
hard, soft, safari, !! NO SEPT. RENT !! hookups. For more in-
a
credit. Single parent
c
am/fm/cd w/sound bar, 1995 FORD F150, single
s
Completely Remodeled formation or to see, call
e
cruise, ac, $9500 firm. cab truck, great condi- NEW fridge, stove, programs. Call for de-
Venice 882-1279.
www.tooelebankownedhomes.com After 5pm: 882-5045 tion, 150,000+ miles. dishwasher, cabinets, tails. Berna or Chris
$5800 Call (435)843- carpet & patio. 435-840-5029 Group FOR RENT: 3 bedroom
8026 Absolutely Gorgeous! The 1 Real Estate house, full basement, 1
best value in ALL of
to paradise for two!
Wide Open Spaces in the Country Tooele. bath. $850 per month.
1997 F250 Extended $775 3BDRM, 1.5bth, ac,
We LOVE Children. (435)882-3521
Cab, powerstroke large yard, near school,
(435)849-1521
w/banks power up- (801) 358-8592 no smoking, pets nego- Receive a complimentary 7 night cruise to paradise*
D
grade. Mint condition, tiable. $600 deposit. GRANTSVILLE, 3BDRM when you purchase this home!!! Monthly payments as
Horse Property/ Building Lot 260 N. 100 E., Tooele
L
110k. See pics at Available October 1. 1bth, $700/mo,
5650 Burmester Road, Gville low as $442 P&I on an FHA 3 year arm!
www.thehorsefinder. 2 AND 3bdrm apart- 833-0624 $500/dep, no pets, ref-
O
• 19.31 Acres com. Call 833-9157 ments behind Super erences and lease re-
S109,500
Wal-Mart. On select $795/MO, INCLUDES quired. 884-3350, 882-
• 1.4 acre ft. Water rights
90 CHEVY, 6 inch lift, units $99 moves you taxes and insurance, 1695
$ 35” tires, power every- in. Some apartments 3bdrm, 1.5bth, finished
thing, ac, dvd/tv, subs includes all utilities. backyard, w/garage, GRANTSVILLE, GOR-
589,000
10”, rear locker, new Swimming pool, hot great neighborhood, GEOUS new custom
$ tires, runs great, clean, must see! Call home, 3bdrm, rent to
tub, exercise room,
chrome roll bar. Great playground, full club- Chance at (435)882- own available, starting
our
5648 Burmester Road, Gville truck, rebuilt engine and house. 843-4400 3741 at $1100/mo. Shawn
• 22.90 Acres
t Y transmission. Asking LAKEPOINT DUPLEX 888-822-8211 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Home warranty included,
Lis re
$5800 obo. Call 830- 2BDRM DUPLEX $600, with Horse Property
e
• Horse Property large attached garage, very cute modular on its
H Newly MOVE IN Special - 1
3239 w/full basement. No (if desired).
se
• 6 bedroom own lot, located in Grantsville - minutes away from
Hou
smoking or pets. built 2bdrm, 1bth, 1 month free for this one
96 FORD F150, V8, Grantsville. 884-5552. bedroom apartment - new Wal-Mart Distribution Center.
• 4 bathroom car garage, tile, soft
• Too many upgrades to list
170k miles, $1600 obo.
850-9455, (801)558- 2BDRM DUPLEX,
water, fully landscap-
ed, w/d hookups, Di-
Good location, all utilit-
ies included. $450 a List Price $97,000
2063 clean, quiet, w/d hook- rectTV, unfinished month for rent. Security
2BDRM, 1BTH, rent in- 2 & 5 BEDROOM rentals Taking the STRESS, Keeping you YOUNG
Real cludes all
(801)563-0656
utilities. available. Call Talena
(435)830-8113at Pru-
dential Utah Real Es-
Estate for 2BDRM, 2BTH, large tate
rooms, washer, dryer FEATURED HOME
Your hookups, central air, 2 HOMES for rent,
dishwasher, storage 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga-
Water rages, $875/mo, 944
• 5 bed 2 bath - Model Home Look
R
potential. dishwasher, storage, $665/mo. (801)671-
DE
fenced, off street park- 9847, (801)569-9040.
Call Craig 496-0721.
N T
AC
ing. 1 indoor pet nego-
tiatable. $640 833- 3-BDRM, 2-BATH new U
NEW LISTING R
871 S. Vickory View, Rush Valley
Craig Rydalch 9393 home in Rush Valley.
•N
T NEW LISTING
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496- 0721
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Horse property, 40- 3 Bdrm 2 Bath
4 PLEX Apartment for acres, • 2 Story Beauty • 3 Bdrm 2 1/2 Bath
shop/garage, • Best Neighborhood - NE End of Town
rent, 2bdrm, 1bth, fire- fenced/gated, plenty of • Laundry Room With Bedrooms
$449,000. 2900 sq. ft. of place, $605; 1bdrm, water, corral.
• Room To Grow - 4th Bdrm Started • Stainless Steel Appliances
unbelievable quiet country living in 1bth, $475. Water and $1,100/month plus de- Call Karen 830-0615 Call Karen 830-0615
this 2005 Rambler sitting on 98 acres gas paid. Aaron Nelson posit. 702-290-3097
of awesome 360 views. Wild life (801)971-4075 R N
DE IO
abundant property that borders BLM Jeannine Johnson
830- 6369 3BDRM 1BTH, fenced, UN RUCT
NST
& Wasatch National Forest. It’s like
APT FOR RENT, 2 central air, all applian-
owning your own mountain. 30 CO
minutes from town. bdrm, 1 bath, govern- ces plus w/d. No smok-
ment subsidized. 211 ing. $860/mo, includes
R
DE
Call Craig 496-0721. S. Hale, Grantsville. water, sewer, garbage.
Call Tammi 884-1712. 870 W 810 S. 884-3045
U N A CT
Equal Housing Opp.
AWESOME
Your Construction RAMBLER
Specialist NEW T R
LISTING
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C-A INVESTMENT 3BDRM 1BTH, no smok-
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Karen Perry
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830- 7846
43 E 500 North. 2bdrm ing/ pets, 482 N Park-
way, 833-9243. Sale or Many Different Styles 3 Bd 2 Bath • Great Starter Home
1bth, owner pays wa-
rent, $675/mo plus de- In All Different Parts Of Town. 100% Financing Available
ter, new air condition-
posit. Several Contractors Available . Payments $700 Includes T&I
ing unit. $575/mo. Ap-
plication process re- Call Karen 830-0615 Call Karen 830-0615
3BDRM 2BTH 1 car port,
276 North 100 West 448 North Parkway Ave. quired. 882-1199
fence yard $800/mo 1- R N
$85,900 Wonderful starter home. New DE IO
$97,000 Lease Option Available. John Gollaher GRANTSVILLE APART- 801-885-3365 UN RUCT
Furnace & Water Heater in Partial A/C, newer siding & roof. Large living room & 830- 8552
NST
MENTS now available! 3BDRM 2BTH condo, no
Basement. Sold “as is”.
kitchen. Fenced back yard. 10X12 shed and
CO
fenced garden area. Studios $375 includes smoking, no pets. Avail-
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Call Karen 830-7846. #516253s Call Cheryl 840-4466. #514451 utilities, 1bdrm $450 in- able October 1st.
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cludes utilities, call 1- $975/mo, $600/dep.
OLISTING
801-603-2565
HELP!
882-6744
Cheryl Barrus
840- 4466
GRANTSVILLE, seclud- 3BDRM HOME, 2bth,
ed, quiet 1bdrm. $465. garage, fenced yard, no
S
NEW AWESOME
GORGEOUSRAMBLER
RAMBLER
• 3 Car Garage
WE NEED
(801)898-9085 Owner/ smoking, no pets, • 4 Bdrm 2 Bath • Huge Family Room
agent. • Large Cul-De-Sac Lot Bonus Room Over Garage
$750/mo, $600/dep,
• Updated Kitchen w/Pergo & Solid Countertops • Over 3000 Sq Ft
396 Lakeview Ave,
241 West Utah Ave. LOW RENT Remodels: Tooele. 882-2124 cell Call Karen 830-0615 Call Karen 830-0615
LISTINGS!
Studio, 1 and 2 bed- 830-2891
$134,500. Great investment property! room apartments. New
Chiropractors office and living quarters.
carpet, tile and paint. 3BDRM HOME, with
Results
Almost half an acre. Two car deep garage. Karma Albrecht
224- 2734 New management with basement/shed $680
Call Karen 830-7846.
great tenants. 843-0917 rent, $500 cleaning, we
pay water no pets, no
NICE, QUIET 1bdrm, smoking. 313 Valley
Karen Young
2bdrm, kitchenette View Dr. 882-0235
available, monthly,
weekly special. HBO, 4BDRM, 3BTH, fenced,
Jeannine Butler
830- 2950
Jerry Johnson
801- 209- 6390
Melody Harding
849- 2560
Lena Patterson
840- 0244
Terry Baird
850- 9546
cable. Call 882-3235. 2 car garage, 6yrs old,
585 Canyon Rd, 598 East 700 North,
Tooele. Valley View $950/mo. 882-0599,
830-0615
768 N Main • Tooele • 843- 1200 Motel. (801)628-6986.
Each office Independently Owned & Operated
THURSDAY September 22, 2005 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C9
Homes for Rent Homes Homes Homes Homes Homes Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices
Meetings Meetings
STANSBURY CONDO, $$$SAVE MONEY 1982 14X70 Mobile 320 ACRES near Ver- 3. Tax Adjustments September 28, 2005 at
4BDRM 3BTH home in TERRA HORSE proper-
FOR SALE!
large master bedroom Find HUD & Bank home. Appliances, non, fenced and with 4. Bills 7:00 p.m. in the auditori-
Overlake, fully fenced ty, 3bdrm, 2.75bth, bor-
w/bath, walk-in closet, owned homes at: 3bdrm, $15,000, $5000 water. Can be used for 5. Deseret Peak Com- um of the Tooele County
yard, RV parking, full ders BLM. 35ac
den, 2bdrms, 1bth, ga- www.tooelebankowned down, $500/mo. 5% int. Rec property or farmed. plex Courthouse, 47 South
stucco, great neighbor- 2466sqft, 1466sqft
rage, patio, fireplace, homes.com or call for 4years. Includes lot (801)230-7878 6. Placement of an En- Main Street,
hood, finished base- basement, ADT, double
central air. Available a list Berna or Chris rent. 843-3587 eve. terprise Zone on the De- Tooele Utah.
ment. $178,000. Call garage, implement
now. $850. 882-5379 435-840-5029, Group STOCKTON BUILDING seret Peak Complex THE ERDA TOWNSHIP
John (435)840-4070 shed, storage shed,
STANSBURY PARK, 1 Real Estate horse shelter, ac. 837- lots. 8000-12000sq.ft. 7. Ordinance 2005-23 - PLANNING COMMIS-
BANK FORECLOSURE! 2358. Newly constructed Changing the Name of SION MEETING HAS
Large 3bdrm, 2bth, $127,900 3BDRM, 1bth Sell Your Home Here for
6
3bdrm 2bth Home, roads. Beautiful lake/ North Street Located in BEEN CANCELLED.
*Distress Sale*
2 car garage, rambler,
no pets, no smoking.
rambler home,
2268sqft, 40% finished Bank Foreclosures, $ 80* $41,900! Won't Last! SHANGRILA Stansbury
More Homes Available, Park. The home, space,
mountain views. Great
for manufactured or
Pass Canyon Subdivi-
sion
Dated this 19th day of
September, 2005
$1200.
116 Regatta Lane.
basement, large family
Short-Sales, & Highly ea. For Listings Call 800- neighborhood and custom built homes. 8. Proclamation for Na- MARY DIXON, Secreta-
room w/fireplace, 366-9783 xH772 neighbors you’ve al- 882-7094. ry
Call 882-0050
Davidson Realty Motivated Sellers. tional 4-H Week, October
.27acre, central air. Call ways dreamed about.
801-466-5078 2-8, 2005 Erda Township Plan-
(435)882-6353 or FREE computerized 3038sqft, 4 bedrooms, Water Shares 9. Board Appointments ning Commission
*Based on 13 issue contract.
STANSBURY PARK, (435)830-2923 list of Bank-owned, ERDA, HORSE property, 3 baths, family room, 10. Public Concerns (Published in the Tran-
newer 3bdrm, 2.5bth 2 $158,000 GRANTS- HUD, & other bargain 3 bedroom, 2.5bth, dou- study, and all the com- 11. Adjourn script Bulletin September
story home, large VILLE home, 6bdrm, ble garage, family room, forts in the greatest lo- GRANTSVILLE WATER DATED THIS 21st DAY 22, 2005) UPAXLP
fenced backyard, patio, 2bth, 2 car garage, cen-
properties. very nice. $119,500. cation. Broker- owner. share. Call 840-0928
Free recorded message OF SEPTEMBER, 2005
$1150 per month. Call tral air, 2560sqft. By 4624 N Toms Lane. (435)882-6814 DENNIS D. EWING PUBLIC HEARING NO-
843-1282 owner. Must sell! 884-
1-888-754-0331 (801)390-7266. C21 $196,000 WATER RIGHTS want-
Tooele County Clerk TICE
ID# 85 McAffee ed. Will pay cash. Call Rush Valley Town will
STANSBURY, VERY 0936 Tooele Real Estate Information Hotline TOOELE, OWNER fi- (801)808-8530
Pursuant to the Ameri-
hold a public hearing to
cans with Disabilities Act,
nice 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car $214,900. STANSBURY, Sponsored by Kelly Kremer, RE/MAX Platinum
EXCHANGE MY 3 bed- nance with $2500 down consider projects for
Asking Price $128,900 individuals needing spe-
garage, large yard. 4bdrm, 2.5bth, 2 car ga- PRICE REDUCED room duplex 16 bed- or bank financed with Office Space cial accommodations which funding may be
$900/month plus depos- rage, central air, fenced 833 No. 310 East•Tooele room home for house no down: 98 4bdrm
during this meeting applied under the CDBG
it. (435)830-1039 3 bedroom 1 bath units or ? Agent. 882- 2bth with fireplace and Small Cities Program for
yard, 2495sqft. 843- 251 Julie Ann Ct house. Unfinished 4858 family room, 28x72ft at 4000SQFT BUILDING should notify Dennis D.
Program Year 2006-
TOOELE, 3 bedroom 2434, 5627 Oakmont basement. Large family 102 West 860 North w/3 overhaed doors, of- Ewing, Tooele County
2007. Suggestions for
apartment, 1.75 bath, Ct. room. 2 car garage. 2”
wood and faux blinds
FOR SALE BY OWNER and 112 West 740 fice. Located on Clerk, at 843-3148 prior
potential projects will be
carport, ac, no smoking, 2BDRM 1BTH, large custom home, 3000sqft North. Also 2003 1.1acre. 480 3-phase to the meeting.
on every window. solicited, both verbally
no pets, $600/month. laundry/ misc room, rambler, 5+bdrm, 3bth, 3bdrm, 2bth, 24x46 at power. $1800/month. (Published in the Tran-
Central air, window and in writing, from all in-
623 East Smelter Road. new carpet, window seats in front bedrooms. 1 acre horse property, 1602 North 150 East. Main Street Grantsville. script Bulletin September
22, 2005) UPAXLP terested parties. The Ex-
(435)882-1287 coverings, new kitchen, Fully landscaped, $259,500. Grantsville. (801)671-1755. Built in 1998. (435)830- pected amount of CDBG
house totally remod- 2660 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, sprinkling system, fully Call 884-0182 2940. PUBLIC NOTICE OF funds for this Program
TOOELE, eled, sprinklers on 3 bths, den/bedroom, fenced. Motorcycle
shed, Trailer parking
Manufactured MEETING AND AGEN- Year will be discussed
Newer 3bdrm, 2bth, FOR SALE or lease op- GRANTSVILLE 2400sqft DA
garage, large yard,
timer, new 10x12 Hart- beautifully finished pad. Great views. Close
tion: Stansbury, 5bdrm,
Homes Shop Space on 1/2acre Erda Township Planning
along with the range of
ley shed, .40acre, cor- to local parks, schools, projects eligible under
available now. $995. ner lot, RV parking,
bsmnt, gas fireplace, and churches. Call 3bth, custom upgrades, 1996 CAVCO, refurbish- land for rent. Power, Commission
custom paint. Call this program and a re-
1748 North Dean Drive completely fenced, 801-209-0849 $176,000, 0 down. Or ed, like new, 3bdrm, water, gas available, The Erda Township view of previously funded
(120 West) $94,000. Call (435)882- 882-2898 or $1400/mo, $3000 down. 2bth, vaulted ceilings, zoned commercial/ light Planning Commission projects. The hearing
Davidson Realty 3071, (435)882-3275, 435-840-4200. Must See! 833-0511, covered front deck, car- industrial, $650/mo. will hold a meeting on
(801)466-5078 (435)830-2350 (801)592-4117 port. $45,000. Finance 840-5659, 840-5661 Continued on next page
for right buyer. LOCAL OFFICE Space
FSBO 3BDRM, 1.5bth, (435)433-6640,
Subleasing for night
ready to move in. Price (720)280-2943
useage. Tables/ chairs
reduced to $82,000.
available, large room.
Call 843-1738 2000 FLEETWOOD
$50/night. Lots of park-
Spring Hill 24x52,
FSBO: MULTI level, 3bdrm, 2bth, valued at ing, on Main Street.
FOR SALE 3bdrm, 1bth, ceramic $34,873, in Tooele park 850-9491
172 E. 400 North tile, unfinished base- or can be moved, OFFICE/ BUSINESS
$
130,000 ment, vaulted ceilings, $26,900 obo. (208)860-
vinyl fence, landscap- 3441
SPACE Utilities in-
cluded 50 South Main 443 S. 300 W. - Tooele - $124,900
SEE US TODAY WHILE RATES ARE LOW! 3 bdrm, 1 3/4 bath, ing, $127,900. 629 East
MANUFACTURED home
& 56 South Main. 1 3bed/2ba Brick Rambler w/mother-in-law
245 E. Birch Street - Tooele - $139,900
4bed/2ba Charming Country Home
fireplace w/gas log, 180 North. 882-7598 month free. (602)826- apt. Beautiful Landscaping/Fully Fenced/
w/3 Stall Barn & Tack Room!
• FHA, VA, CONVENTIONAL, RURAL HOUSING GOO for sale, Vorwaller Park. Large 2 Car Detached Garage.
OR CHADLCREDIT large family room,
GRANTSVILLE, HORSE 1999
9471 (602)826-9471
AND CONSTRUCTION LOANS WE DO ITLENGED covered patio, A/C, 3bdrm, 2bth,
ALL!* property, 2ac, 4300sqt, home theater, $45,500. OFFICE/ BUSINESS
• FAST QUALIFICATIONS AND PRE-APPROVALS garage, landscaped
*Certain restrictions apply.
5bdrm, 3bth, rec room, (801)910-0997 space, utilities and high
• COMMERICAL, SBA AND HARD MONEY LOANS sprinklers with 3 car garage, horse speed internet included, 1785 N.
irrigation share, shelter, finished base- Mobile Homes 272 North Broadway. Banks St.,
storage sheds, close ment, water rights. (435)882-4949
to elementary school. Tooele
$295,000. 884-6488
Call 882-1612 for 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile $115,900
GRANTSVILLE, NEW home for rent, no smok-
Public Notices
appointment
custom home! Rent to ing/ pets. 882-1550 Meetings
own, low down. Shawn 7933 N Mountain View Rd, Lakepoint 3bed/2ba Town Home in Overlake!
3BDRM 3BTH, large lr & Deadline for public no- $184,900– 3 BED, 2BA , 2.22 Acres horse
kitchen, fam rm, 1 car 888-822-8211 MOBILE HOME for sale, 2002 w/Tons of Upgrades.
lease or rent. (435)224- tices is 4 p.m. the day heaven - Oversized garage w/electric & heat -
att garg, lge det garg, lg GRANTSVILLE, price prior to publication. fenced & ready for your animals. 90% Finished Basement
TED ELLIOTT lot, w/irr water avail, reduced 30K! Only 3688
Public notices submit-
ER
BRANCH MANAGER near schools & park. $199,000. 1.71 acres RENT TO Own, 2bdrm, ted past the deadline
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882-4766, 882-2435 with beautiful 4bdrm
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1bth mobile home. will not be accepted.
U R AC T
4BDRM 2BTH HUD two story home. The Grandview Village park.
home! Only $68,500, fi- Solutions Team. 884- Owner will finance (801) NOTICE AND AGENDA
nancing referrals availa- 9449 520-8770 NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT THE
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C
ble! For listings call GREATEST
Sale Pending
NEIGH-
Call Now 800-366-9783 ext. B851 BORHOOD! Grantsville Lots & Land TOOELE COUNTY
COMMISSION WILL
435-843-0056
4BDRM 3BTH, 6yrs old, 5bdrm, 2.5bth, stucco HOLD A REGULAR
25 S. 820 E. - Tooele - $249,900 688 Hidden River Trail - Tooele
598 East 700 North. and brick, large patio, RESIDENTIAL BUILD- MEETING ON TUES-
TERRI ELLIOTT (801)628- 10x12 shield, RV pad,
6bed/4ba - 100% finished $129,900 4bed/3ba - Fully
882-0599, ING lot, Canyon Rim DAY SEPTEMBER 27, Fabulous East Bench Location Landscaped - Lg. Patio & Covered Porch
PROCESSOR 70 SO. MAIN, SUITE B • TOOELE 6986 $136,000. No fenced, .26 acres. Job Estates, 12,000sqft, 2005, AT 3:00 P.M., IN
relocation. $180,000.
agents.
884-0700 zoned R1-12, all under- ROOM 310, TOOELE
ground utilities, peace- COUNTY COURT- Serving the Tooele and Salt Lake Valley. melodierealtor@yahoo.com
ful, secluded, beautiful HOUSE, 47 SOUTH
Hundreds of
Handyman
$10,000
special:
immediate phere, $29,900. Owner TOOELE, UTAH. THE RE/MAX
(435) 830-5886
882-7094. AGENDA IS:
equity, 5bdrm, 2bth, 2
METRO
property to choose from!
1. Roll Call
car garage, basement
2. Minutes
50%, needs paint and
carpet. 1-800-393-7191.
SOUTH
www.enrichedhomes.com WILLOW
PRICE REDUCED RANCHES Creative Financing Solutions
E R 1294 Haylie Lane Tooele rambler, 5bdrm, Country Living at it’s Best!
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2bth, fenced back yard, 1/3 to 1 acre lots available
in Elk Ridge Estates • Less than perfect credit
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U R AC T
fully landscaped, 2 car $
42,000-$62,000
Gorgeous East Bench garage, basement 90% 2 miles South on Quirk Street • Hard to prove income
Rambler w/ 5 Bdrms, 3 full finished. Call (435)882- from Grantsville’s Main Street
• Past bankruptcy or foreclosure
T
bths, 1half bth, Jetted Tub, 0822 Your Builder or Ours
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Home Theater Room, Fully Call Daniele • Current bankruptcy or foreclosure
CO
SELLER WILL finance 435-830-4990
Fenced, Beautifully & closing costs down, no • Need higher than normal loan to value
Professionally Landscaped credit qualifying, several
Offered thru Diamond D Realty
HOME HERE
Home or Stick framed, 1 Block East of Main, Gradual
slope and Frontage may go East or North, Invest in your 435-884-0805
future before prices skyrocket do to the population TOOELE COUNTY
influx and demand. GRANTSVILLE, www.deseretpeakmtg.com
beautiful 4bdrm, 3.75bth,
.31 acre, rock fireplace,
finished basement,
$188,000.
285 West Main Street
TOOELE, 4bdrm, 2.5bth,
tri-level, 2 car garage, 2
family rooms, $203,500.
148,000
Peoples
$$ 1177 North 600 East
TOOELE, 4bdrm, 2.5bth
787 East 540 North 124 North Sheridan tri-level, 2 car garage,
Choice
A Location for family and friends, Fully fenced, upgraded inside,
East side Rambler w/ Curb Appeal, 2142 s.f., Main
Floor laundry, Vaulted ceilings, Fenced yard, Patio, 2 decks, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 3 Family Rms, $160,000.
Landscaping and an unfinished basement. A perfect Master Suite and a beautifully 338 East 910 North.
Niki Faye Seana Michelle
Gang
starter home to build your equity & finishing your way. landscaped and Fully Sprinkled Yard. STANSBURY PARK,
5bdrm, 3.5bth, garage,
2 family rooms,
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view of golf course,
E
$192,900.
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448 East Country Club. Kim Amy STEAL
U N R AC T
This weeks
Call Lana McKean
(801)518-8670
(435)833-0233
T
Davidson Realty
CO N SELL YOUR
137 North 570 East
This home is in a beautiful area with mountain
STANSBURY PARK
5bdrm 3bth Rambler ,
Golf course view, lots of 364 Angus Cove, Grantsville
HOME HERE
views, close to East elementary, churches and
town. Has 3 bdrms, 2 bths, 1766 sq. ft.,
unfinished bsmnt w/ a partially finished full bth.
extras. 5634 Miller Cir-
cle. $194,500. 843-
5495 or 801-550-1085
Apx 3000 Sq Ft., 4 bdrm, 2 bth
Shane
Bergen
*Each office independently owned and operated.
Information deemed reliable not guaranteed. STANSBURY RAMBLER
$239,800, 3485sqft, 6
bedroom, 3.5 baths,
cul-de-sac. FSBO.
435-884-0555 Sq u
Open house Saturdays. ight Dealar e
Stra otin’ in’
840- 0344 (cell) (435)830-0822,
(801)560-9585. MLS
S h o
ADRENALINE
be subject to a bankrupt- Electronic Registration
gage Electronic Registra- cy filing, a payoff, a rein- pose(s) using 5.0 ac-ft.
Systems, Inc. (solely as
from groundwater (344
Dori Wilkinson / Jeff England tion Systems, Inc., statement or any other nominee for Lender and
W Cimmaron Wy, Erda)
("MERS"), solely as condition that would
RUSH!
Lender's successors and
(435) 882-1873 nominee for the lender cause the cancellation of assigns), as the current
for Irrigation.
and the record owners of this sale. Further, if any EXTENSION(S)
Beneficiary, executed by
the property as of the re- of these conditions exist, 16-737 (A60591): USA
Craig A. Memmott and
Bureau of Land Manage-
cording of this notice of
default are reported to be
this sale will be null and
void, the successful bidd-
Kathleen R. Memmott,
as Trustor, recorded
ment is filing an exten- You’ll also get career training
Brian E. Cleveland and sion for 0.1 cfs. from
Latoya R. Cleveland.
er's funds shall be re-
turned, and the Trustee
March 15, 1999 as Entry
No. 127953, in Book
groundwater (Puddle and money for college. Join the
Bidders must be pre- and the beneficiary shall Valley) for Stockwater-
pared to tender to the not be liable to the suc-
0558, at Page 0762, of
the official records of
ing; Wildlife.
18-525 (A60547): USA
Army National Guard today.
trustee $5,000.00 at the cessful bidder for any Tooele County, Utah,
sale and the balance of damages. Bureau of Land Manage-
given to secure an in-
the purchase price by DATED: August 31, 2005 ment is filing an exten-
debtedness in favor of
12:00 noon the day fol- FIRST SOUTHWEST- sion for 0.1 cfs. from
North American Mort-
lowing the sale. Both ERN TITLE AGENCY groundwater (4.5 miles
gage Company, by rea-
payments must be in the OF UTAH, INC. South of Goldhill) for
son of certain obligations
• Facilitating Freedom through form of a cashier's LORETTA K. POCH, secured thereby.
Stockwatering; Wildlife.
15-625(a12530):
Home ownership check; cash is not ac- Asst. Vice President Notice of Default was re-
Grantsville Irrigation
ceptable. A trustee's Successor Trustee corded JUNE 6, 2005, as
• Committed to Excellence deed will be made avail- 102 West 500 South, Company, State of Utah
Entry No. 241566, in
• Ultimate mortgage experience able to the successful Suite 300 Board of Water Resour-
Book N/A, at Page N/A,
bidder within three busi- Salt Lake City, UT ces are filing an exten-
of said official records.
Simple
forms for both walkers and drivers. Students
sign forms promising to walk only on side- driven to school,” said Jane Lambert, Physical
walks whenever they’re available, and to Activity Coordinator, Heart Disease and
cross only at crosswalks and intersections. Stroke Prevention Program, UDOH.
For more information on Green Ribbon
HOME SAFETY
Drivers sign pledges and tie green ribbons
on their cars, promising to drive five miles Month, Safe Routes to School and Walking
under posted speed limits in school zones and School Buses, please call Cyndi Bemis at
neighborhoods. (801) 538-6348 or (801) 550-4228, or visit
Over the past decade, 141 pedestrians and www.health.utah.gov/vipp.
bicyclists ages 14 and under have been hit and The mission of the Utah Department of
killed by motor vehicles. Another 7,347 chil- Health is to protect the public’s health through
Solutions
dren, or two every day, have been injured. preventing avoidable illness, injury, disabil-
“Getting to school shouldn’t be like navigat- ity and premature death, assuring access to Family Features Editorial Syndicate
ing a war zone,” said Jeppson. “Speed limits affordable, quality health care, and promoting All materials courtesy of Energizer®
and crosswalks exist for a reason-to keep us healthy lifestyles.
As temperatures begin to drop outside, it’s
important to think about home and family
safety. Take steps inside to be prepared for
winter weather emergencies and potential
hazards present at this time of year. For
example, statistics show that home fires
peak in the cold weather months, often due
to the use of alternate heating sources and
holiday lights. An average of three children
a day — approximately 1,000 children under
the age of 20 each year — die in home fires.
And more than 19 million American homes
are at needless risk for home fire fatalities
because there is not a working smoke detec-
tor in their homes.
Energizer Max brand Batteries and fire
departments nationwide continue their 18-
year effort to urge Americans to adopt the
simple lifesaving habit of changing smoke
alarm batteries when changing their clocks
back to Standard Time each fall — this year
Change the batteries in your home smoke detectors when you set your
on October 30. “Change Your Clock Change clocks back to Standard Time on October 30. A working smoke detec-
Your Battery” is a simple call to action that tor doubles your chances of escaping a home fire.
can save lives. Having working smoke detec-
tors in your home more than doubles the Cold Weather Preparedness Check List
chance of preventing home fire fatalities. In —Make certain your furnace is working properly.
addition, it’s a good idea to make sure there —Have all fireplaces and chimneys checked and cleaned prior to
is at least one smoke detector on every level the first use of the cold weather season.
of your home; to clean your smoke alarms —Place a working smoke detector on every level of your house,
to ensure they are free of dust and cobwebs; including one in every bedroom and outside of each sleeping area.
and to plan and rehearse two escape routes —Make sure kids know and understand fire safety. Show your
from your home. children where smoke alarms are located, and make sure they rec-
The peak time for home fire fatalities ognize the smoke alarm’s sound (and understand that it signals a
is between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., when most home fire).
people are sleeping. Flashlights become not —Place at least one working carbon monoxide detector in the
only a vital safety tool to help you find your area outside all bedrooms. Test the detectors monthly and replace
way out of a dark or smoky house, but also a batteries as directed by the manufacturer.
way to signal rescue workers for help. Quick —If you must use a space heater, keep it at least three feet away
Switch flashlights are revolutionary new from anything that can burn such as clothing, bedding, draperies or
lights that run on two D, C or AA batteries furniture, and never leave it unattended or in use overnight.
and put an end to the number one frustration —Never use your range or oven to heat your home, even for a
about flashlights — never having the right short period of time.
size batteries when you need a flashlight
the most. Because they are so versatile, the Emergency Supply Kit
Quick Switch flashlight is good for emergen- In a large plastic bin, store the following items and any other
cies, power outages or any other time you things you may need in a cold weather emergency either at home
need to grab a flashlight. or in your car:
With the Quick Switch, you simply unscrew —Drinking water, shelf-stable food items
the base, pull out a battery tray and drop in —First aid kit
two same-size batteries. Closing the tray —Flashlights (keep the Energizer Quick Switch at every bedside
automatically locks the batteries into place. for help in finding the way out and signaling for help in the event
To turn the light on, you move the switch to of a fire)
the matching battery size. Operating times —Battery-powered radio
will vary, but the light output is the same no —Extra batteries (Energizer Max ensures you have power when
matter the cell size. you need it)
In addition to fire prevention, there are —Blankets
other measures you can take to keep your
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C12 THURSDAY September 22, 2005
SCHOOL LUNCH
Tooele County School District Friday, Sept. 30 Thursday, Sept. 29 cookie, fruit cocktail, milk Chicken parmesan, salad, roll,
has planned the following menus Eggo waffle or yogurt or cere- Pizza-Harris, Italian dunkers Wednesday, Sept. 28 cantaloupe, milk
for the week of Sept. 26-30: al, toast, fruit, milk or hot dogs w/fries, cantaloupe, Fish treasures w/fries or ham Tuesday, Sept. 27
Breakfast for all schools milk and cheese pocket, corn, orang- Mexican chicken, Spanish
Monday, Sept. 26 Elementary school lunch Friday, Sept. 30 es, milk rice, roll, green beans, peach
French toast sticks or yogurt Monday, Sept. 26 Pizza-East, lasagna w/salad or Thursday, Sept. 29 cobbler, milk
or cereal, toast, fruit, milk Hamburger or foot long hot chef salad w/roll, green beans, Taco salad or breaded chick-
Wednesday, Sept. 28 Gotta Get
Tuesday, Sept. 27 dog, fries, veg w/dip, apple- banana, milk en, cheese potatoes, wheat roll,
California blend, chocolate pud- French dip, Cheetos, vanilla Something Off
sauce, milk
Egg, sausage, cheese muffin
or yogurt or cereal, toast, fruit, Tuesday, Sept. 27 Junior high lunch ding, milk pudding, pears, milk Your Chest?
milk Friday, Sept. 30 Thursday, Sept. 29
Turkey dinner or meat balls Monday, Sept. 26 Write a letter to the Editor,
Wednesday, Sept. 28 w/roll, California blend, water- Pizza, salad, cucumbers w/ Hamburger w/fries or nacho Chicken fried steak, potatoes
supreme w/salad, roll, banana, and gravy, roll, peas and carrots, (it’s good therapy).
Dinosaur egg or yogurt or melon, milk dip, applesauce, milk
cereal, biscuit, fruit, milk Wednesday, Sept. 28 Tuesday, Sept. 27 milk applesauce, milk
P.O. Box 390
Thursday, Sept. 29 Pizza-West, shrimp poppers Stacked turkey sub or tuna Friday, Sept. 30
Tooele, UT 84074
Cinnamon roll or yogurt or w/fries or taco salad w/roll, sandwich w/lettuce and toma- High school lunch Ham and cheese pocket,
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Call Vicki Powell from. Marketed
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Draper 882-2100. #530852 830-7583. #506974 iit. Call Jeff 241-0194. #504599 #542452 Powell Team.
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September 22, 2005
TOOELE
BULLETIN
T
he world of trophy of the frustration the BLM has when there was no electricity,
hunting took on a new endured in their effort to rid television, or automobiles.
meaning this last week, Fifty Mile Mountain of these You will stay in an old log
when Steve Westhoff and unmanageable animals. They cabin, that dates back to the
Quinn Griffin started guiding could not do it with horses, pioneer days. Eat food pre-
trophy hunts for wild Bulls, planes or even helicopters. pared in a dutch oven, and A wild bull is much more elusive than a moose, elk or buffalo, and the horns are more valuable.
on their grazing allotment on This mountain has no peer for all transportation will be on
Fifty Mile Mountain. being the most rugged, inac- foot or the back of a mule or
What makes a wild bull cessible, desolate area in the horse.
such a special trophy? For United States. Throw in the If all this has not scared
starters, they rank right there scenic beauty, Indian lore and you off , and you are still
with a grizzley bear as far as uniqueness, make this new frustrated with not being able
meanness and danger goes, venture a must do. to draw a trophy tag, why
when wounded. A wild bull Don’t think you will be not give Steve a call for more
is much more elusive than a pampered in a fine lodge, information on how you can
moose, elk or buffalo, and the with a hot tub waiting for you reserve time for your hunt.
horns are more valuable. in the evening, or riding out Steve can be reached at 435-
If you have followed the to the hunting area in the nice 310-0205 and Quinn at 435-
news in southern Utah the soft confines of a new pickup. 616-4660, they are waiting for
past few years, you are aware No, this hunt is equivalent to your call. You will stay in an old log cabin that dates back to the pioneer days.
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K
nowing what a ther- above transition zone in the
that there are plans to plant mocline is and how to more oxygenated water.
them on the management find it is probably the Other fish such as bass and
area. most important information pike have other temperature
A variety of groups have you can have when fishing comfort zones. When fish-
been partnering with NDOW the hot months of summer. ing during warmer months,
on the wetlands and meadows The thermocline is the tran- it is important to know these
sition layer between the warm zones and find them before
projects including the Rocky
mixed layer at the surface and you start fishing.
Mountain Elk Foundation,
the cold deep water layer. Once you have decided the
Ducks Unlimited, Nevada
The mixed layer and the depth you need to be fishing,
Bighorns Unlimited, Wildlife you need to find the best way
and Habitat Improvement of deep water layer are relative-
ly uniform in temperature, to get your bait to that depth.
Nevada, Northern Nevada For flyfishermen, it will be
while the thermocline repre-
Waterfowl Association and the with the proper sinking line.
sents the transition between
White Pine Sportsman’s Club. There are many good ones
the two.
A considerable amount Since the temperature given on the market. A trip to your
of interior fence has been on most fish finders is for the favorite flyfishing store can
removed on the management top two feet of water, you still solve your problem..Just tell
area, making it easier for wild- don’t know where the ther- them the depth you need to
life to move around the area. mocline is. fish and how you will be fish-
Telephone and power poles The best way to measure ing and they can set you up
A major project that is in the works, is to expand the size of Comins Lake, has emerged as have been removed, except for the water temperature in the with the proper line.
one of the state’s premiere rainbow trout fisheries. three telephone poles that will deep is with a small ther- Bait fisherman can use an
mometer lowered to differ- adjustable bubble set at the
Lynne D. Foster Wildlife (NDOW) put togeth- More recently, NDOW has eventually be used as nesting
ent depths, usually in ten depth you need to fish.
Nevada Department of er a management plan for its been using nearly $750,000 in platforms for raptors.
foot increments, to determine Trolling a lure that dives
Wildlife new Steptoe Valley Wildlife federal grant funds to enhance All of the exterior fence has
the temperature at different to a certain depth, or using a
Management Area and has wetlands on the area. The been modified to give easier leaded line, are the best ways
A
access for game animals as depths.
fter six years of work, been working to meet the North American Wetlands Since trout and other salm- to fish the thermocline, but
Steptoe Valley Wildlife objectives that it outlined. Conservation Act funds are they make their way on and using an outrigger is the best.
onoid are most active in water
Management Area Mills said that one of the being used to develop an off the area. I hope this information
tat is between 50 to 60 degrees,
south of Ely is shedding its top objectives for the manage- improved water delivery sys- Mills said that a major proj- helps you as much as it did
it is important to find this
appearance of being a working ment area was to convert 350 tem on the area and to devel- ect, that is in the works, is prime range. In most instanc- me.
ranch and is now taking on the acres of alfalfa fields to native op 10 large impoundments, to expand the size of Comins es this will be where the ther-
look and feel of an area that is grasses and forbs that would or bodies of water, that range Lake, which since its acquisi-
being managed for wildlife. appeal to wildlife. This has from 10 to 40 acres. Some tion by NDOW, has emerged
“I’m very pleased that we been done along with planting smaller impoundments will as one of the state’s premiere
have been able to accomplish native shrubs, forbs and grass- have water during years when rainbow trout fisheries. The
several major projects and es on benches and ravines. there is abundant moisture. Nevada Department of
more projects are in the works. Water that is saved by remov- The impoundments will be Transportation will be work-
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ising out of the prairie Martin, to see if they wanted I tied on one of Denny Without becoming monoto-
floor in the southeastern to go. Everyone said yes, but Rickards orange tailed seal nous, I can’t think of a way
corner Alberta, Canada Delmont. He had to be put on buggers, and eased into the the trip could have been bet-
is one of the most interesting the injured reserve list because water, kicking out fifty feet ter. The fish were plentiful,
places I have ever been. of a torn rotator cuff. or so, stripping and throwing running six to ten pounds, and
After riding over the flat We all met in the little town line as I went. they were hot. The Canadians
lands from Great Falls to of Elkwater, which is located With my line out, I set about were very friendly , and the
Havre, Montana, then north in the center of the Cypress hooking up the line apron, food was great.
past the Canadian border, the Hills. when my reel started zinging We are planning on going
landscape is just the same, flat Brent had reserved two very as the line was jerked from it. I back this fall, when the grass-
prairie with grass or grain. nice cabins for us there. He just barely retrieved the rod, as hoppers come out.
Then all of a sudden, you go joined us that evening for it headed into the lake. It takes my breath away just
up a gentle rise, and suddenly dinner. After a big breakfast That was how we were bap- thinking about how hard these
you are in quakies and pines. the next morning, at the golf tized into Cypress Hills fish- fish would hit a hopper.
Deer, elk, and other wildlife course, and a fifteen minute ing. If anyone is interested in
abound. The ride alone is ride to the lake, we were in It is not always that a trip fishing like this, give Brent
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Tackle, invited me to come up the water. It was easy to tell not as good as expected, or 8184 or e-mail him at brent@
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releases a monster rainbow during our stay at Cypress Hills
fishing, I immediately called boiling, that the stories Brent all over and no one knows won’t be sorry.
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ocated only six miles sort through. it a 30-second count and then
from the famous west- Hosting trips into the Cody imparts a slow retrieve with
ern town of Cody, East area twice a year, I always set an olive Seal Bugger. He has
Newton has become one of my time aside to fish this lake. taken browns to 27 inches and
favorite lakes. It is as close to Here, I have found some of has left a few flies in the jaws
the ideal fishery, as I can find; the most beautiful trout in the of some that didn’t want to see
shallow, weedy, ideal water western United States. While the inside of a net. Most of the
temperatures, scenic backdrop eating lunch at the water’s edge time we use intermediate lines
and small enough that it’s easy in the fall of 1998, I watched in and around the tules and
to figure out, after only a short a big male brook trout over weed beds.
period. With an abundance of 20 inches cruise by, 10 feet in Twenty fish days are pretty
aquatic insects and a healthy front of me. consistent with the major-
population of rainbow, brown Spilling my Pepsi, to get my ity of the trout running 2 to
and brook trout, that average rod, I could only watch as 4 pounds. I prefer to fish my
18 to 23 inches, with an occa- he slowly disappeared behind Stillwater Nymph, or olive
sional splake, you have it all. a stand of tule and into the Callibaetis Nymph, in size 10,
You can wade it, tube it or fish depths. I know he is still there early and late in the day and
it from a boat. All methods and I’ll look for him again the my Midge Larvae, size 12, in
work. It is rarely moody and next time I fish the lake. olive or black, during mid- East Newton Lake is a pristine, yet challenging stillwater fishery. (Dave Nolte photo)
although the numbers of the At an elevation of 5,230 feet, day hours both spring and fall. artificial flies and lures only fish 14 to 16 inches. There with a burnt orange hackle
bigger trophy fish from 8 to East Newton offers stillwater They are consistent for me and with a one trout limit (20 inch- are a few that reach 4 and 5 is very good both spring and
10 pounds are far fewer now, anglers the perfect challenge. when the bite gets difficult or es or better). The lake is open pounds. fall. When trout work in shal-
there are still some around to Although most of the local when trout are not showing, all year, but the fishing begins low water and are surface or
keep you focused. anglers choose to pursue these I’ll use my olive Seal Bugger Lake Size:
unofficially at ice out. Spring sub-surface feeding, I use my
Tules, cattails and a variety fish on foot, I feel you can and go a bit deeper. I almost and fall are the most consis- East Newton covers about A.P. Emerger, Stillwater or
of aquatic weeds provide the cover more water fishing from always start with leaders of tent times, but weather can be 125 acres with shallow shore- Callibaetis nymphs in size 10
perfect habitat to support the a floating device. During the 12 to 15 feet tapered down to on the wintry side and often lines and weed beds around or 12 and fish them in the top
food sources these trout eat hot summer days, these trout 4x tippets. If trout are surface unpredictable like most areas the entire lake. 6 to 12 inches.
and the cover they need to will seek the deeper water well feeding, fish your fly in the top in the Rocky Mountains. Wind Recommended Fly Lines:
protect them from predators. out of casting range of wading 6 inches and move it slowly. Best Times:
is also common this time of
East Newton is not a big anglers. Strikes are often sudden and I use the intermediate for the This one fishes well all year
year, so dress accordingly.
lake, roughly 125 acres with My fishing partner, Dave these trout can pull hard, so be shallow water fishing and the with the bigger fish showing
To get to East Newton, take
a maximum depth of 25 feet. Freel, prefers to use a type prepared. clear type II fast sinking line early spring or fall.
Highway 120 out of Cody and
The most dominant insects for probing the deeper water
go northeast about 6 miles. For more information Denny can
here are damselflies and near the bottom. Frannie
Make a left turn at the rifle 212
be reached at Crysal Creek Anglers,
Callibaetis mayflies especially range and follow the road to Recommended Fly Patterns: P.O. Box 470, Fort Clamoth,
212
during the summer months. the lake. There is also a sign on Oregon, (541)381-2218. Deaver
310 Co
My Seal Bugger in olive 295
114
Trico
89 mayflies and caddis the right hand side of the road 120
hatches will spice the menu that will point you in the right 296
Byron
and offer you (and the trout) direction. Powell 14B
some additional options. 32
Midges, scuds and leeches Season:
120 295
20 are always available to these Open year-round
20
fish so patterns imitating each Trout: East Newton 14A
32
should get their attention so
long as you fish them at the Rainbow, brown and brook Lake
depth where trout normally trout with an occasional splake
find them. For a 14brief period (a cross between a brook and Cody 14
89 Mackinaw). The rainbow and 14
each spring, ants and hoppers
make an appearance and the brown will average 18 to 23
inches with some browns To get to East Newton, take Highway 120 out of Cody and go
trout will respond accordingly.
going 8 pounds and a few to northeast about 6 miles. Make a left turn at the rifle range
Fishing won’t get any better and follow the road to the lake. There is also a sign on the
than this, if you time it right. 10. The brook trout are fewer
This 3 pound brown is about average for East Newton, but right hand side of the road that will point you in the right
East Newton is managed for in number with the average
lurking in the depths are larger fish. direction. 120
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