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THURSDAY www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele Chamber of Commerce celebrates 60th anniversary See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN February 5, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 75 50¢ Voters STD rates speak out continue on Super to climb by Doug Radunich Tuesday STAFF WRITER Rates of sexually transmit- Economy, war and ted diseases in Tooele County immigration drive have more than quadrupled over the past eight years, mir- county residents’ roring a statewide trend that has made Utah one of the choices for president worst states in the nation for STD rates. by Tim Gillie According to a study STAFF WRITER done by the Utah Health Department, Tooele County Super Tuesday brought Tooele went from only 16 reported County voters out to polls with cases of chlamydia in 1999 to strong opinions and the hope of 87 cases in 2007. This made influencing a wide-open presi- the county the eighth highest dential race. region for chlamydia cases in The economy, immigration and the state out of the 12 regions the war in Iraq were the issues surveyed in 2007. The county foremost in the mind of voters came in sixth out of the same this morning as they came out of 12 regions surveyed for gon- the Tooele County Courthouse orrhea cases last year, with 13 after voting in the presidential cases reported for 2007, com- primary. With clear skies for the pared with no cases reported first time in days, and the pros- for 1999. pect of a up-for-grabs election Since 1999, the overall num- with no incumbent president or ber of chlamydia cases state- vice president for the first time wide grew 260 percent. More in decades, voters were ready to than 11 percent of women have their voices heard. in Utah between the ages of “I am concerned about the 15 to 24 who were tested in economy and the mortgage family planning clinics were industry problems,” said Camille found to have chlamydia in Topham while she held her 2006 — the fourth-highest daughter McKenzie in her arms. rate in the country. The report “We are getting ready to sell our also showed that more than house and buy again.” 6,400 Utahns had either chla- Many voters echoed Topham’s mydia or gonorrhea in 2007, concerns about the economy, and that Utah’s rate of gonor- even if they disagreed about who rhea increased faster than any could best fix the problem. other state from 2000 to 2005. “With the mess in Washington, Amy Royal, communi- D.C., I don’t want to send anoth- ty nursing coordinator for er insider back there,” said Paul the Tooele County Health Jackson. “They can’t fix the mess. Department, said she has Romney’s the man, he can really seen a significant rise in chla- fix the economy.” mydia and gonorrhea cases Marisa Wilson agreed that the since she began working at weakening economy, along with the department in 1995. But the ongoing war in Iraq, were top she attributes that increase to priorities — explaining why she more people being tested and voted for Hillary Clinton. diagnosed and better detec- Surprisingly, immigration Photography / Troy Boman tion methods, rather than reform, which has not consis- Shirley Lewis votes at the Dow James Building Tuesday. Lewis cited domestic issues as a top priority for this election. more people having unpro- tently been among voters’ top tected sex. issues nationally, was mentioned “We get a lot of calls to the as an important issue by a major- health department now from ity of local voters interviewed people wanting to get testing this morning. done, and we see all age rang- “Immigration and the econ- es of people, from teenagers omy were our top issues,” said on up,” she said. Rodie England, who was voting Royal said awareness of with her husband Joe. “Along chlamydia and gonorrhea is with the state of our nation — all on the rise, with many people the bickering and fighting — we getting checked for the dis-

SEE VOTERS ON A5 ➤ Jeannette Bunn Joe D. England Valerie Shelton Versal Shields SEE STD ON A9 ➤

Above-average snowpack has water experts optimistic about spring runoff

by Sarah Miley As of this morning, the Mining Fork years, excluding 2005, which was an STAFF WRITER measuring station in the Stansbury extremely wet winter that yielded Mountains was 144 percent of aver- some snowpack records. An extremely snowy January has age, Vernon Creek was 128 percent “We’re good, but we are nowhere put Tooele County in great shape for of average and Rocky Basin in the near that good,” he said. spring runoff, according to natural Oquirrh Mountains was 101 percent While there is a chance things may resource experts. of normal. go dry, Julander said he’s optimistic With nearly two months left in “We’re looking for some really that snowpacks will stay at least at the accumulation season, Randy good streamflow coming down to average. Julander, snow survey supervisor at Grantsville and Vernon reservoirs, “It’ll have to go pretty dry to reverse the Salt Lake office of the Natural and even to Settlement Canyon the trend of fortune we have right Resources Conservation Service, Reservoir,” Julander said. now,” he said. said, “If we get average from here on The consecutive, heavy-hitting Bear River is the driest area in Photography / Troy Boman out we’ll be in great shape and have storms have given the county one Clouds drift below the summit of Deseret Peak Tuesday. Snowpack in the Stansbury range is SEE SNOWPACK ON A9 ➤ some decent runoff.” of the best snowpacks in several up to 144 percent of average.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE Snow showers expected tonight BULLETIN BOARD A8 TV LISTINGS B2 THS boys take fifth through Wednesday morning OBITUARIES A9 ANNOUNCEMENTS B3 at state tourney with highs in the low to mid-30s. See A10 Complete Forecast: A2 SPORTS A10 CLASSIFIEDS B4 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 5, 2008 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast As LDS church grows, it works to retain converts Local Weather by Eric Gorski McDermott, a professor of religion at ASSOCIATED PRESS Roanoke College in Virginia. “At a time Tue 28/16 when America is not really popular over- 2/5 PROVO (AP) — Every Wednesday, hun- seas, that’s not going to win friends and Mostly cloudy skies early, then dreds of young Mormon men and women influence a lot of people.” partly cloudy in the afternoon. not far removed from high school arrive on Then there are the demands of the faith Cold. the campus of Brigham Young University, that can turn away some — such as tithing where they are severed from family and 10 percent of one’s income and forsak- text-messaging and entrusted with the very ing coffee, which is a big part of Latin future of their faith. American culture. Wed 29/20 Sequestered in classrooms for 14 hours “Becoming a Mormon if you live in 2/6 a day, these missionaries-in-training are California is hard enough,” said Richard Morning snow showers. Highs in taught to boil down core doctrines to Bushman, a LDS scholar and professor the upper 20s and lows in the low make them understandable and consis- emeritus at Columbia University. 20s. tent, whether their audience is in Utah or There are signs of change: Missionaries Uganda. are now urged to spend more time follow- But increasingly, classroom conversa- ing up with new believers. tions at the Missionary Training Center And in a recent broadcast of a worldwide Thu 35/29 have centered not just on winning new training meeting, some Mormons noticed 2/7 believers but on keeping them — a topic that a church apostle sitting alongside Chance of a few snow showers. looming as a critical challenge for President Filipino church officials wore not the stan- Gordon B. Hinckley’s successor Thomas S. dard suit and tie but a short-sleeve dress ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Monson. shirt. He still wore a tie. Service Although retaining members is a chal- “The different kinds of people around Temps / Precipitation lenge for all evangelizing faiths, the LDS the world, they will keep their person- church appears to have a particularly poor ality and their traditions,” said Dieter F. Date High Low prec./inch. retention rate in some countries. Uchtdorf, second counselor in the first Jan. 29 32 14 tr The foreign retention rate is critical to presidency. “The point is that the core doc- Jan. 30 31 15 .12 the future of the LDS church. An American- trine brings the members together.” Jan. 31 29 15 0 born denomination, The Church of Jesus A Czech-born German who was head Feb. 1 40 24 .13 Christ of Latter-day Saints now boasts more pilot of Lufthansa airlines, Uchtdorf is Feb. 2 38 19 0 members abroad than at home — about 55 the only member of the Quorum of the Feb. 3 42 28 .06 percent of the world’s 13 million Mormons Twelve born outside the United States. He Feb. 4 35 23 .14 live outside the U.S., according to church said Mormon retention is remarkably high figures. given that the church relies on a lay, unpaid Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather The LDS church is working hard to main- congregational leaders. observer for the National tain doctrinal integrity and still compete in AP photo / Douglas C. Pizac Uchtdorf also said that in areas with fast Weather Service, reports that the spiritual marketplace for converts. Dieter F. Uchtdorf, the newest member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ first growth potential, the church must grow his recording station at 139 S. Timothy Heaton, a BYU sociologist, presidency, poses in his office Jan. 31 in Salt Lake City. He said LDS retention is remarkably “slowly and in a natural, healthy way” so Main St., received .44 inches used census data from Mexico, Brazil and high given that the church relies on lay, unpaid congregational leaders. But Uchtdorf also said that local congregational leaders are well of precipitation between Jan. Chile to show the number of citizens who that in areas with fast growth potential, the church must grow “slowly and in a natural, healthy grounded in doctrine. 29 and Feb. 4, for a total of claim Mormonism as their religion there way” so those leaders are well grounded in doctrine. “In some parts of Africa, we could bap- 1.74 inches in January and .33 was only 20 to 25 percent of the church- tize full villages,” said Uchtdorf, 66. “We so far in February. reported membership figures, suggesting struggling to retain members because it “God’s prophet was a New Yorker, the could immediately explode our member- For the water year, which low retention. resists accommodating the cultural trap- Garden of Eden is here in the states, and ship. We’re going slowly to have sufficient began Oct. 1, 2007, Tooele has Some scholars suggest the church is pings of other countries. Christ is to return in Missouri,” said Gerald leadership.” received 8.76 inches of precipi- tation. The normal for the year is 19.09 inches of precipita- tion. High demand in China still buoying copper theft problem Subscriber Service by Jeff Barnard Though the downturn in the U.S. prices ran up to a peak of more swamped by China.” Matt Haslett of Metro Metals ASSOCIATED PRESS housing market has dimmed the than $4 a pound — more than However, the high prices are Northwest of Portland said dealers If you haven’t received your newspaper domestic demand for copper wir- $8,000 a ton — in May 2006. also spurring development of new are particularly wary of statues, by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. (AP) ing, pipe, and appliances, continu- Copper thefts disrupt daily life sources, which should bring the and watch for telltale signs, such as our customer representative will assist you. — Folks calling the Oregon Caves ing demand from China’s expand- around the world. Cell phone ser- market back to balance by 2009, signs that copper wire was burned Customer service hours on Tuesday and National Monument will have to ing economy has kept prices high vice is periodically knocked out in with prices more in the range of to remove the insulation, or some- Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. be content with leaving a message enough — $7,344.50 per U.S. ton New Jersey because thieves take $2,500 to $5,000 a ton, Adams one is selling material they have no for a while. Thursday on the London Metals the cooper bars that shield tow- added. reason to have. Thieves hacked up and hauled Exchange — that theft has not ers from lightning. Last month, “The key to stopping this kind Scrap yards also get e-mail ������ away three miles of telephone and abated significantly since ramping thieves caused a power out- of thing lies with the scrap buy- alerts of stolen materials from ���������� Internet cable along the twist- up two years ago, experts say. age for 2,000 customers outside ers,” Adams said in an e-mail from the Construction Industry Crime �������� ing mountain road leading to the “It has been a problem many Bloomington, Ind. Thieves pried London. Prevention Program of the Pacific �������������� remote location, apparently to sell times over the past 50 or 100 34 bronze plagues carrying the That’s what happened last Northwest and the Institute of �������������� ��������� on the thriving scrap market for years as the price of metal gets names of World War II dead from month after a statue of Lewis and Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. ������������� ������������������ copper. Burying a new cable will high,” said Chuck Carr, vice presi- a monument on Guam last sum- Clark interpreter Sacagawea and The National Conference on ������ cost an estimated $3.2 million, dent of the Institute of Scrap mer. Trains in Italy were regularly her baby was stolen from the Fort State Legislatures lists 19 states ����������� ���������� so monument Supervisor Craig Recycling Industries, Inc., based in delayed last fall from thefts of elec- Clatsop National Memorial Park that have enacted laws intended ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� ������������������� Ackerman is working on a micro- Washington, D.C.. “The thing that trical conductors from the tracks. near Warrenton. A scrap dealer in to curb metal theft, and 19 more �������������� ���������������� wave link. is different is we seem to be in a Robin Adams of CRU Strategies Bend tipped police someone was where legislation is pending. ������������ ���������������� “It’s not just the dollar amount supercycle at this point.” in Langley, Wash., said that while trying to sell him something that ��������� of damaged federal property,” he Carr said no one keeps national slowing economies in the U.S., looked like the statue. Three peo- ������������ ������ said. “It’s the disruption of service statistics on metal theft, but it has Japan and Europe are curbing ple were arrested, but the statue Tooele ������������ ������������� ������������ ��������������������� and operations.” been hot the past two years, as demand for copper, “this is all had been hacked to pieces. ����������� ������������ ����������� ������������ ��������������� ������������ “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �������������� ������������ ������������� ����������� House votes to give cops immigration authority 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. ������������ ������������������������� (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 Tickets are now available online ����������� by Brock Vergakis in racial profiling, he or she will be Litvack said it’s unclear whether is expected to face a tough fight. at www.movieswest.com ������������� �������������������� ASSOCIATED PRESS decertified,” he said. federal or local governments would It’s one of three bills being spon- st th ����������� ����������������� Still, Donnelson resisted an effort be responsible under current law. sored by Donnelson that targets ���������������� ����������������� Feb. 1 - 7 *Times & Shows Subject to Change ������������� ���������������������� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Local by Litvack to amend the bill to HB 237 passed the House, 44-25, illegal immigrants. He also wants law enforcers in Utah would be make local governments liable if an on Friday and now moves to the to eliminate in-state college tuition ��������������� Over Her Dead Body* �������������� ����������������� able to enforce federal immigra- officer violates anyone’s civil rights. Senate, where it died last year and and take away a driving card. ������������� �������������� tion laws under a bill approved by 10 am – 2 am • 7 Days a Week Dly 4:20, 7:05, 9:35 ��������������� �������������� the House. Sat 12:00, 2:15, 4:20, 7:05, 9:35 ������������ �������������� Sun 12:00, 2:15, 4:20, 7:05 Many police agencies oppose HOURS: 10 am – 10 pm (PG-13) ���������� the bill because they fear it will ����������� ���������������� Sun.: 10 am – 9 pm * ������������ ����������������� make illegal immigrants less likely Untraceable ����������� �������� to report crimes or cooperate with Dly 4:35, 7:05, 9:30 ���������������� �������������� investigators. Critics include Salt ������������� ������������������� Sat 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05, 9:30 Lake City Chief Chris Burbank. ������������� ����������������� Sun 12:00, 2:20, 4:35, 7:05 (R) House Bill 237 would require the Double Utah Department of Public Safety * �������������������������������������� Meet the Spartans to enter into an agreement with Cheeseburger ����������������������������������������� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 �������������������������������������������� the U.S. Department of Homeland Dly 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 Sat 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50 ���������������������������������������� Security to enforce certain immi- $ ������������������������������������������� Combo Sun 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15 �������������� gration laws and give the option to 4.99 (PG-13) ���������������������������������������� local police. ����������������������������������������������� Includes Rep. David Litvack, D-Salt Lake ������������������������������������������� Med Drink The Bucket List ����������������������������������������� City, said some people who live in Dly 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 ��������������������������������������������� his district are concerned about & Fries ��������������������� Small 14 oz Sat 12:05, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 racial profiling. �������������������������������������� Sun 12:05, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00 (PG-13) ����������������������������������� “We know that they can find any $2.15 ������������������������������������������ reason to pull someone over and Med 18 oz ������������������������������������� National Treasure ���������������������������������������� ask about their status — not very $2.79 ������������������������������������������� difficult,” he said. Dly 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 ������������������������������������������ Sat 12:30, 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 ������ Litvack recounted the story of Jumbo 32 oz an illegal immigrant who helped $4.19 Sun 12:30, 4:15, 7:05 (PG) police find a kidnapped child. He �������������������������������������� ����������������������������������� said the child would still be miss- Cloverfield ���������������������������������� ing if HB 237 were law because the Dly 4:35, 7:20, 9:30 �������������������������������� immigrant would have been reluc- Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:00 R Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:00 PG-13 Sat 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:20, 9:30 ����������������������������������� tant to step forward. Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 Sun 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:20 ������������������������� (PG-13) The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Glenn Katherine Heigl Sylvester Donnelson, R-North Ogden, said Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! 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TUESDAY February 5, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Single accident marks otherwise quiet Super Bowl Sunday on roads by Jamie Belnap swiped a semi traveling in STAFF WRITER the right lane about a mile and a half west of Delle. The Super Bowl Sunday vehicle then rolled onto its turned out to be an abnor- roof and skidded for about mally quiet night on Tooele 200 feet down the emergen- County roadways. cy lane. The Utah Highway Patrol Valenzuela was taken to reported only one alcohol- the hospital with a couple of related accident Sunday small cuts and then released night. The accident occurred and booked into the Tooele in the eastbound lanes of County Detention Center I-80 near Delle at approxi- on charges of driving under mately 8:30 p.m. the influence. According to Trooper “Normally we usually are Robert Bench, Margaro pretty busy on Super Bowl Valenzuela, 29, of Salt Lake Sunday,” Bench said. “But City, was driving back home this year traffic was extreme- from Wendover when his ly light.” 1998 Mazda pickup side- [email protected]

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photo courtesy of the Grantsville Police Department TOOELETRANSCRIPT A mangled Chevy Cobalt is surrounded by local law enforcement and medical personnel after a fatal accident on the corner of Center and Vine streets BULLETIN in Grantsville Thursday. Police believe alcohol and speed were factors in the crash. Grantsville man killed in high-speed crash According to Grantsville telephone pole on the corner Johnson said excessive speed by Jamie Belnap Police Chief Dan Johnson, of Center and Vine streets at and alcohol were factors, esti- STAFF WRITER Eric Mitchell, 20, and Jeffrey 12:05 a.m. mating that the vehicle was Medrano, 20, were headed Mitchell died at the scene traveling at least twice as fast A Grantsville man was killed south on Center Street when from his injuries. Medrano after his car slammed into a Mitchell lost control of the yel- was found conscious and was as the 30 mph residential speed ���� ������������� telephone pole just after mid- low Chevy Cobalt he was driv- transported by air to a Salt Lake limit in the area. ���� ������������� night last Thursday. ing, causing it to slide into a City hospital. [email protected] ���� ������������� ���� ������������� Opposition mounting to EnergySolutions’ plan to accept foreign waste at Clive facility

by Sarah Miley “There was enough inter- tive waste in the Western world that the United States STAFF WRITER est in the statement that the states. is open for business and will board decided to work on it “If granted, this import take the world’s low-level �������� ����� ������ Although the state during February, so when we license would represent an radioactive waste until our Radiation Control Board get back together in March unprecedented reversal in facilities are filled, regard- hasn’t issued an official posi- we would have a polished this nation’s approach to the tion statement regarding draft that hopefully the board disposal of its own LLRW [low less of the needs of our own EnergySolutions’ propos- members will have had time level radioactive waste],” said country.” al to accept foreign waste, to review so we can agree on Gordon. “It would say to the [email protected] the majority of the board is something we would like to opposed to it, according to send out as a position state- Chairman Kent Bradford. ment,” said Bradford. “We really haven’t voted on The statement will be sent it, but there were certainly a out to lawmakers, including number of board members the governor and possibly who voiced opposition to it,” legislative representatives he said. from Utah and Congress. EnergySolutions wants to The 30-day public comment of import 20,000 tons of waste period on EnergySolutions from Italy to the United license application will open Tired Snow? States, which would result up soon, Bradford said, so The groundhog in the final disposal of 1,600 the board wanted to be tons of low-level radioactive able to submit its position says 6 more weeks waste at the Clive facility in as comment to the Nuclear of winter! Need a 4x4! Tooele County’s west desert. Regulatory Commission. At last Friday’s Radiation Also on Friday, Bart Gordon, Control Board meeting, a chairman of the House of draft position statement was Representatives Committee read to the members express- on Science and Technology, ing opposition to the impor- expressed his disapproval $ tation of foreign nuclear of EnergySolutions plan to Bargain Down waste into Utah. The board import radioactive waste 0 ultimately decided to refine from overseas in a letter to the statement and have a the Northwest Interstate Bring These Babies revised version ready for next Compact — the agency that month’s meeting. manages low-level radioac- Buggy’s to Your Drive Way! Four pawn shop robbers indicted in federal court by Jamie Belnap alleged accomplice, Jorge STAFF WRITER Antunez, 34, of Kearns, was nabbed later that evening at Four men accused of rob- a Kearns home, and Christian 05 Ford 4x4 99 Ford F-150 07 Jeep Liberty bing Hy and Mike’s pawn Siguenza, 20, of West Valley 6” lift, 35” Wheels, 5k of Add-ons Supercab • 4x4 • Great Shape 10,000 Miles • Great Looking Wheels shop in Tooele at gunpoint in City, was taken into custody $ Only Manager’s $ December were indicted by a the following morning in the $ 219 $ $ 140 biweekly Special biweekly federal grand jury Monday. West Valley City area. 25,988 9,988 16,495 According to Tooele City All four suspects were orig- Police, Luis G. Acevedo, 26, inally booked into the Tooele of Kearns, and Richardo County Detention Center Gonzales, 25, of West Valley without bail on charges of City, were arrested Dec. 19 after a being pursued by aggravated robbery, felony possession of a firearm and Wholesale Book police in a high-speed chase $19,025 on SR-36. The men alleg- theft. edly robbed Hy and Mike’s The men will make an initial after holding two store clerks appearance in federal court 06 Mitsubishi Outlander 04 Honda Pilot EX-L DVD 05 Chevy Tahoe LT at gunpoint, binding them today before U.S. Magistrate All Wheel Drive • Special Edition • Great Fuel Economy All the Goodies • 4x4 • Low, Low Miles 22” Wheels • DVD • Leather • Heated Seat with duct tape and fleeing Judge David Nuffer, accord- $ $ $ the scene with digital cam- ing to the indictment report. $ 119 $ 151 $ 209 eras, jewelry and guns. An [email protected] Only13,988 biweekly 17,888 biweekly 24,788 biweekly

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OUR VIEW Local government must build more rec facilities

Yet another report was released recently that paints a bleaker-than-aver- age picture of Tooele County’s health. According to a state health depart- ment survey, the county is one of the Top 10 most overweight areas in Utah, with 63 percent of the population qualifying as overweight or obese. The reasons we’re so fat are myriad. There’s the daily commute that eats into our free time, the proliferation of fast-food restaurants that cater to commuter dietary habits, city plans designed around the automobile rather than the pedestrian, the screen-based lifestyle that keeps us sedentary, and the lack of local recreation facilities. Of all those causes, it’s the last one that local government can perhaps most immediately address. For years, Grantsville and Tooele residents have complained about the lack of recreation facilities. In Grantsville, a rusting shed is the town’s only indoor recreation center. In the afternoon, its cramped confines are partitioned off into areas for gymnasts, danc- ers and the local Boys & Girls Club. The roof leaks when it rains, and the building can be sweltering in summer and bitterly cold in winter. Tooele’s counterpart, the Dow James Building, is a windowless fort. It contains two basketball courts that are booked solid during the winter, with many teams from multiple sports who want to practice there being turned away — and individuals having no hope of using the facility for personal fitness. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Deseret Peak Complex, the recreation center built with mitigation fees from hazardous waste companies, is nice but doesn’t represent what Tooele County has become. The biggest sport in the county, by number of partici- Letter of the Month (January) LETTERS POLICY pants, is soccer, followed by basketball. Rodeo arenas, motocross courses The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- and chariot tracks serve an extremely small minority of the population, and ters to the editor from readers. Letters do very little to make us healthier as a county. The swimming pool is a won- Fire district tax hike unbelievable is being built in Stansbury Park, and must be no longer than 250 words, derful lifestyle perk during the summer, but during the long winter months In the Jan. 3 paper there was an the ones that are currently with the civil in tone, written exclusively for the the complex has few attractions for most local residents. article titled “North Tooele County Stansbury station will be handed Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by What we need are more courts for the Junior Jazz program — which is Fire District proposes significant down to Lake Point and Erda, like the writer’s name, address and phone currently packed so tightly into every school in the valley that most teams tax increase,” that really got to me. they have always done in the past. I number. Priority will be given to letters can’t hope of practicing more than an hour a week — more outdoor and The fire district wants an addition- think the main issue is in the latter that refer to a recent article in the indoor fields for TC United, indoor tennis courts, and a general fitness al $423,250. Please, people of the part of the article: the hiring of one newspaper. All letters may be subject to editing. center with a jogging track and weight room. Those are the types of facili- county, understand what they are or two more employees (probably ties where kids develop an early love of sports. Without those facilities, our saying. What are they going to do three) and a healthy raise to a bunch Letters written to thank an individual or high school athletic programs will continue to lag behind those of more with that increase in subsequent of partially-paid people of this “par- organization should be submitted for active communities, and our adults will lose the ability to pass on the joys years? I am going to take a wild guess tially paid, partially volunteer” dis- “Notes of Appreciation” of physical activity to their kids. here and say that if they are going to trict. A 185.2 percent increase? You Too much money is passing through local government’s hands to purchase some new trucks with that have got to be kidding. Readers who are interested in writing a not make building recreation facilities a priority. And yet, not a single extra $423,250 those trucks will go Ken Shields longer guest op-ed column on a topic of new indoor recreation facility is being planned anywhere in the county. into the brand new fire station that Pine Canyon general interest should contact Editor Furthermore, past opportunities to convert the old Tooele High School gym Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- to a public rec center, and to add a rec center to Pratt Aquatic Center, have mation at the top of this page. been squandered. E-mail: [email protected] Unless local government gets serious about funding and building new Drinking should be personal choice some of their life choices. It is an Fax: (435) 882-6123 recreation facilities, it will continue to perpetuate a sedentary culture that After reading the Associated Press individual choice. Why is Utah trying Mail: Letters to the Editor will leave the next generation even more overweight than this one. article “New bill may make Utah’s to go back in time instead of forward? Tooele Transcript-Bulletin strict liquor laws stricter,” in the Jan. Having an occasional drink is better P.O. Box 390 29 edition of the Transcript-Bulletin, for our health than the antidepres- I feel the need to write this. First and sants that Utahns consume at the GUEST OPINION foremost, you have to be 21 to buy largest per capita rate in the entire LETTER CONTEST alco-pops. It should be the choice of nation. Having a few drinks now Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will the adult, and not that of the church and then does not constitute abuse. select the best letter of the month and Prepare for emergencies or state. These drinks do not target Being denied the chance of choice reprint it in the first Open Forum page anyone other than the people who is the culprit that opens the doors to of the following month. The winning don’t like beer. Huntsman had the sneaking and abuse. letter writer will receive a free one-year now to avoid panic later right idea to open the doors to people Jan Wishart subscription to the newspaper. The sub- other than LDS church members — a Grantsville scription can be transferred or used to e can always count on group I do respect and admire for death and taxes, and in W Utah we can be sure of Ann Herron an eventual earthquake. Why talk GUEST COLUMNIST about earthquakes now? Because maybe these recent winter storms GUEST OPINION are a wake-up call for us to think about our emergency preparations. Experts agree that less than 30 could arise. Some suggestions: percent of the population is pre- • Keep water in your car. You can American factory workers face bleak future pared for any type of emergency, live for up to three weeks without let alone a major disaster. food, but sometimes only a matter ow nearing 61, his hands because for too many people qual- One time in my life, I was driv- of hours without water. Buy a case shake a little when he ity no longer matters. Why buy a ing through Chicago when a haz on sale and stick it in the trunk works, but he’s still faster well-made product produced by N Daniel Kline mat truck overturned on the inter- — it could also add traction weight than any two younger men. He’s American workers when an inferior GUEST COLUMNIST state ahead of me. I was stopped during snowstorms. been at the same station in the imported knockoff costs so much on the road for four hours in the • Put a pair of walking shoes and same factory for around 30 years, less at the local giant box store? summer heat. Thanks to my trunk- socks in your car. If you are coming rarely taking a sick day, never com- Everyone likes saving money and preparedness, I had a nice snack, home in your work pumps and slip plaining and always getting the job changed this week when I was few people think about the impact a good drink and even an old book off the road, a good pair of shoes done. forced to tell a half dozen men, most of their purchasing decisions on to read. I was fine, but a lot of is invaluable. Put slippers or shoes He never said much and barely of them good workers, that they no the overall economy. Unfortunately, people around me were very hot, under your bed so they are readily lost his smile when I told him last longer had jobs. our short term savings at the cash hungry and bored. available in the event of an emer- week that his job had been eliminat- Like most American factory work- register have long-term ramifica- What if you were stuck on an gency. ed. Perhaps he didn’t blame me and ers, they probably saw their layoffs tions that have devastated the U.S. interstate highway for several • Have a family plan. In an knew that I’d fought hard for him. as inevitable. Most of them likely economy. hours? What if you had the kids emergency, who would pick the But in the end he was out of work, never thought much about whether First, we started shopping at box with you? What if the construction kids up from school? Do you have facing uncertain prospects and a their jobs would go to a handful of stores and devastated our down- project down the street severed the a family meeting place in your frightening future no matter what Chinese workers or to Americans towns, pushing local merchants out gas line to your neighborhood? neighborhood? Does everyone had been done on his behalf. “lucky” enough to live someplace of business. Next, we pushed the Preparedness means simple know the phone number of a local Everyone understands that bad where minimum wage was the competing giant stores to continu- stuff like having phone numbers relative? things happen to good people all going rate. ally lower prices, driving down the written down. Or keeping at least These three small items will give the time. By their very nature, bad When something bad happens to quality of merchandise and forc- half a tank of gas in the car, wear- you peace of mind, and might put things would not in fact be so bad you, the “why” tends to not matter ing production to be sent overseas ing a coat when you leave the you in a position to one day help if they only happened to evil folks nearly as much as the “what next.” — and ultimately dooming the house in winter, and knowing who someone else. — meaning they pretty much have It seems that knowing the reason for American factory worker. your favorite towing company is. to happen to good, or at least toler- your misfortune does not make you Last, I suppose, those of us lucky Just do something small that will Ann Herron is a journalist and able, people. any less unfortunate, so it’s not real- enough to still have jobs get to sit in help you just feel more confident former associate professor at For example, were an anvil to fall ly worth wasting your time search- a room and tell dedicated employ- about common problems that Utah State University who lives on Osama bin Laden’s head, few ing for answers. ees that the only job they have ever people would consider that a bad As the person who had to be known no longer exists. Most likely thing. Similarly, you would be upset the bearer of bad news, however, they will end up working for a box if your friend had to declare bank- I’m a little more concerned with store making less money, forcing ruptcy, but might not shed quite the “why” and what I could have them to buy the cheapest goods as many tears were financial mis- done to stop this from happening. they can find, which will probably fortune to fall on Simon Cowell or Unfortunately, the scene that hap- put a few more Americans out of Barry Bonds. pened in my office this week has work. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Generally, however, I’m not the been repeated in countless others person carrying out those bad around the country. Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus things and afflicting them on the It’s simply impossible to make 100 papers weekly. He can be reached Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor aforementioned good people. That many products in the United States at [email protected]. A5

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A STUDENT’S VIEW Teenage driving brings rush of unlimited freedom — almost

s we grow older, new the school bus system — a you can listen to your own Driving also takes concen- wants to drive 24-7. and exciting respon- large plus to any high schooler music and not to the sounds tration. No longer are you And the last, and proba- sibilities are placed who, for social reasons, needs of 7th graders in the front of able to let your mind wander bly worst, of all the negative A Alyssa Roberts into our hands. In the third to arrive and depart in style. the bus. as it does in class. Your focus aspects of teenage driving is grade, we go to the big kid’s CORRESPONDENT Driving is an exhilarating But driving is not all just should stay on what you’re backseat drivers. There is not playground. When we finish feeling. You’re in control of a reckless freedom. When soph- doing. a more frustrating scenario our middle school years, we vehicle. You choose where it omores prepare for driver’s The real reality shock of than one where another per- progress on to high school, goes. You choose the speed. education, they don’t often driving, however, comes when son tells you what to do, espe- where there is soda pop in Driving is looked forward to Any choice to be made, you realize anything but the posi- teenagers look up at mar- cially if that person is a friend the vending machines. And as an opportunity to transport choose it. It’s teenage heaven. tive social aspects of driving. quees advertising gas prices. who’s getting a free ride from at the age of 16 we learn you and your friends without Driving changes the nature Often the reality of holding Paying for gas in today’s world you. how to drive — the privilege the aid of a parent. Actually, of the daily commute to people’s lives in their hands as is becoming a more strenu- considered most sacred to a without a parent, period. It school. The ride becomes they maneuver through town ous task — and a very difficult Alyssa Roberts is a senior at growing adolescent. also provides freedom from slightly more bearable when gets skimmed over. row to hoe for a teenager who Grantsville High School.

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photography / Troy Boman Party Paper Ann Antosen casts her vote at the Dow James Building Tuesday morning. With three children of her own, Antosen was primarily concerned with the economic future as she cast her ballot in the Super Tuesday primary. Voters ROLLS continued from page A1 • multiple sizes need to work together.” • different stocks The war weighed heavily • cover tables on several voters minds, with • crafts most not wanting to see an immediate pullout of troops. • moving $ “We don’t want the troops • coloring 2 out of Iraq before the job is done,” said Gaylene Shields, Inquire within who was voting with her hus- band Versal. Change was the watchword of the day, though it was cited as a reason for supporting 58 North Main • Tooele Obama, Clinton and Romney, respectively. “Romney is most qualified to run the government from a business standpoint,” said Phil Smart. “I’m not impressed with McCain, he is all blow and no show.” “Obama is different — not stuffy and has new ideas,” said Robin Burt. Some voters expressed dis- satisfaction with the closed photography / Troy Boman primary. To get a Republican Poll worker Harold Webster gives Earle Jackson an “I voted” sticker at East Elementary Tuesday. Voters showed up ballot, they had to be either at the polls with immagration, the economy and the Iraq war on their minds. registered as a Republican or be unaffiliated but sign a dec- Huaracha. “I wanted to vote to win the Democratic presi- selected a candidate based on laration as a Republican at the for McCain because I think he dential nomination, and more values and morals. th th polling place. Unaffiliated vot- would be the best command- than 80 percent of the 1,191 “There wasn’t enough February 6 -9 ers could get a Democratic er-in-chief, but I couldn’t get delegates needed to win the debate on the issues,” said ballot without declaring a a Republican ballot so I voted Republican nomination. Janeen Bryan. “So I voted for party preference. for Hillary.” Some voters didn’t identify the person who I thought Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City “I am a Democrat, but I’m At stake today is 80 percent specific issues that drove their would do the least bad.” also a veteran,” said Mark of the 2,025 delegates needed choices, instead saying they [email protected] For more info log onto www.HuntExpo.com

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I also have gift cards Purchase a Gift Card and I’ll take available for that $ off Call Amanda at Special someone 5 the service of A Cut Above that you love. your choice. 435-882-0852 25 East 200 South • Tooele TOOELE COUNTY RESIDENT SPECIAL! 50% Off* 2 for 1 or Any Room 50% Off* Any day of the Week! NUGGET photography/ Maegan Burr *ADVANCED RESERVATIONS REQUIRED GRAND BUFFET! Please use code:TC08. Good for any room. *Must present coupon to The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce inaugurated 15 new officers and directors at its 60th Anniversary Annual Installation Banquet last Saturday at St. Based on availablity. Up to two coupons cashier. Good for 2 buffets Marguerite’s in Tooele. Officers and directors pictured above are (l-r): Keith Bird, Jolene Thurgood, Vicki Griffith, Mike Fields, Marilyn Gillette, Joyce Hogan, per customer per visit. Not redeemable for for the price of 1 or 50% off Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, Jeff England, Jack Bell, (back) Steve Smith, Kris King, Commissioner Colleen Johnson and Ken Christensen. cash. MUST PRESENT COUPON & VALID 1 buffet. Any day of the week. TOOELE COUNTY ID. Expires 3/31/08. Hurry, expires 3/31/08. If it happens here, Chamber of Commerce selects Reservations read about it here. TOOELETRANSCRIPT (800) 848-7300 BULLETIN new officers, honors members * Must be 21 or older. Management reserves all rights. Subscribe Today • 882-0050 by Doug Radunich to keep in good contact with nies who support the cham- STAFF WRITER other chamber members,” he ber, while Marilyn Gillette said. “Now that we’ve been announced special awards The Tooele County Chamber around for 60 years, we expect given to honor local businesses of Commerce inaugurated 15 to continue the cohesiveness and individuals in the commu- Tooele County Youth Soccer new officers and directors at of business here and also help nity. Maceys Food and Drug its 60th Anniversary Annual promote more tourism for received the Customer Service Installation Banquet last Tooele County. We want to Award; Utah Fabrication Spring Soccer Sign Ups Saturday at St. Marguerite’s in continue doing things the way received the Business of the for children ages 4-17 Tooele. we have been in the past but Year Award; Tooele County Jack Bell of Quality on a larger scale, because the Relief Services Coordinator Automotive was elected as county has grown so much and Karen Kuipers received the chairman of the board for the continues to grow even more.” Citizen of the Year Award; organization for a second con- A total of 11 new direc- Jack Hottinger, retired Tooele secutive year. Joyce Hogan of tors were also announced at City employee and current Energy Solutions was elected the banquet, including Ken police department volunteer, as first vice chair, Tye Hoffman Christensen of Christensen and received the Volunteer of the of Edward Jones Investments Griffith Construction, Chad Year Award; and Patrick Parks, was elected as second vice Fullmer of Denny’s, Kris King owner of American Mobile chair, and Jeff England of of Mountain America Credit Lock, received the Ambassador Axiom Financial was elected Union, Jolene Thurgood of of the Year Award. as secretary/treasurer. Both Hoffman and England were “Now that we’ve been around for 60 years, also re-elected to their current positions. we expect to continue the cohesiveness of Bell said he expects the business here and also help promote more Dates and Times: chamber and local businesses to grow and develop even fur- tourism for Tooele County.” Thursday January 31st 6:00pm - 9:00pm ther in 2008. Jack Bell Saturday February 2nd 11:00am - 4:00pm “We’re pleased with the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce growth and development of the Tuesday February 5th 6:00pm - 9:00pm chamber and the county here, Maceys Food and Drug, Tooele Kuipers said she was grateful and we hope to have another County Clerk Marilyn Gillette, to have received the Citizen of Saturday February 9th 11:00am - 4:00pm successful year this year,” he Steve Smith of American the Year Award, and thankful Location: said. Family Insurance, Mike Fields for all the other people locally England said that as the of Oxygen for You, Berna Sloan who worked hard to make a Macey’sBuddy’s Little Theatre chamber’s new secretary and of Group One Real Estate, difference in the community. treasurer, he’s looking to build Vicki Griffith of Prudential “This was a wonderful honor, Fees: on the organization’s 60 years Utah Real Estate, Keith Bird of and there were so many amaz- of growth. Transcript-Bulletin Publishing, ing people locally who stepped $60 for up to U7 ~ $70 for 8 & up “Tooele County has always and Marc Taylor of Mountain forward and worked with oth- been a great area to do busi- West Medical Center. Out of ers as well,” she said. “It was We will also be signing up referees. ness in, and what we hope to those eleven, King, Thurgood, nice to be a representative of do for the future is increase Fields, Sloan and Griffith were that group here working to chamber membership, protect all newly-elected to serve as make things happen, and I feel Any questions call 830-6977 or the interests of business own- directors for the chamber. very appreciative and grateful ers and keep them informed Debbie Winn, executive to have even been considered go to our website at www.tcunited.org of governmental changes that director for the chamber, also for this award.” affect business, and continue honored several local compa- [email protected] If you played in the fall you do not have to sign up for the spring. Your coach will call you in April. Subscribe Today 882-0050 FROM OUR ARCHIVES City Cleanup Is Now On Form NEIGHBORHOOD Friday, Jan. 25, 1924 at the expense of our people soon landed in the clutches of Editor’s Note: This is part of Marshall Johnston. Taylor also a series of columns reprinted was landed on by one of our WATCH GROUPS! verbatim from past issues of townsman who he insisted on the Transcript-Bulletin. The following, prior to his arrest. series is intended to provide Taylor and Fulton were tried historical snapshots of the before Judge Bryan and each life and times of the county. fined $50 for being intoxicated and incidental events. Our city officials are tak- Fulton was arrested immedi- ing a decided stand against the ately following his release and violation of law and deserve the Sheriff Evans charged him with Partner with local law enforcement to create a group support of every law abiding robbery at Bingham. to watch for suspicious activity and to assist children, citizen in their crusade to clean John Doe, alias, William the elderly and others in distress or danger; and open a up our city. Roe, formerly of New York State forum to discuss security needs and crime prevention Wednesday morning city but now a wiser resident of our strategies in your neighborhood. Marshall Johnston, special city secured a sip or two too police A. G Gowans, assisted by many from a loose bottle going For more information call Sheriff Evans and Deputy Smith around and was picked up by Grantsville City Police Dept. 435-884-6881 made a raid on the Soft Drink our Marshall last Saturday. He Parlor of Fred Lionberg on was also relieved of $50 by a Stockton Police Dept. 435-882-3877 North Main Street and secured decision of Judge Bryan. Tooele City Police Dept. 435-882-8900 a quantity of liquor. He was C. E. Conway, Glenn Gillespie Tooele County Sheriff’s Office 435-882-5600 tried before City Judge John C. and Ross Beaman were arrested Bryan the same day and fined Wednesday charged with pos- $200 which he has paid into the session of liquor. The former is city treasury. out on a $75 bail and the two Jack Taylor and Ed Fulton latter on $50 bail each. Their of Stockton who came to Tooele trial is set for January 30th. Saturday with the idea that they could have a good time Compiled by Jamie Belnap. A7

TUESDAY February 5, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Frank OHLMAN Popular Grantsville eatery gets a makeover M Attorney at Law FREE by Alyssa Roberts “But then my sister, Faye Hall, “It will reflect Grantsville,” dinner with banana splits. We faction. Consultation CORRESPONDENT who is a real estate agent, told Sooaemaleoagi said. “We want want to make it fun. We want “We want to keep pric- for us ‘Kravers is for sale’. It was to bring that small-town feel people to know that they can es low and food good,” said Wills & The new owner of Jen’s, for- perfect, it just fit. We love it back.” come here on Valentine’s Day Sooaemaleoagi. “I love the cus- Trusts merly Kravers, in Grantsville, is here.” She also wants to build a and we’ll have something spe- tomers, and I love that I can be hoping a revamped decor and Beyond some slight changes sense of tradition around the cial. We want to make it almost here and make people happy. healthy menu additions will to the menu, Sooaemaleoagi eatery. like a tradition.” When you make good food and 493 W. 400 N. Tooele help keep the fast-food eatery said she plans on decorating “We want to make holi- Sooaemaleoagi, whose res- make people happy, there’s no popular even as more national with some historical Grantsville days at Jen’s a big deal,” said taurant is adjacent to Subway better feeling.” 882-4800 food chains come to town. photos to add a little nostalgia Sooaemaleoagi. “For Valentine’s and Domino’s outlets, said her “I want to create a healthy to the walls. Day we want to have a special overall goal is customer satis- Staff writer Jamie Belnap con- www.schmutzmohlman.com menu because we have the new tributed to this story. Anytime Fitness behind us,” said owner Jen Sooaemaleoagi. “So if we add something healthy and it tastes good, we’re set.” At the same time, however, 9th Sooaemaleoagi said she doesn’t have plans to sacrifice any local favorites at the drive-in or dine-in restaurant — including Annual burgers, fries and some of the Mexican menu items. “Jen’s will continue to evolve, but I don’t want to take away Tooele County National people’s favorite foods,” she said. Wild Turkey Federation Sooaemaleoagi purchased the Main Street restaurant in October 2006, and leased the building until purchasing that BANQUET & AUCTION too a year later. “We used to live in Roy, but February 23, 2008 we decided a small town would be good for the children, so we were going to move to Nevada,” DESERET PEAK COMPLEX Sooaemaleoagi said, add- photography / Troy Boman ing that her father and a sis- Jen Sooaemaleoagi recently purchased Kravers restaurant in Grantsville and changed the name to Jen’s. 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His estranged Jean-Do is willing to cooper- ment that Jean-Do must live wife Céline (Emmanuelle ate with the terms of a new in while fully conscious of Seigner) even makes sure to contract and writes a mem- the world around him is told visit him on a regular basis. oir about his condition and brilliantly through Amalric’s Eventually, with the help of ordeal. End of WINTER acting. Even though his face hospital assistants, Jean-Do Claude (Ann Consigny) is is expressionless, you can is able to “talk” with peo- sent in to do Jean-Do’s trans- PRICING feel the anguish he suffers ple by blinking his left eye. lation. The process of taking longing to communicate. 10% OFF Best Vinyl has been serving Speech therapist Henriette down Jean-Do’s thoughts is It’s touching when he finally (Marie-Josee Croze) teaches slow. Letter-by-letter words the Tooele Valley for over learns how he can “talk” to Materials him a communication code are formed into sentences 6 yrs. 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County Health Department, 151 N. Main Tooele St. Range times will be announced. State law requires students attend all sessions Healthy Marriages Valentine event of class. All students must purchase a It will soon be February, which means voucher for $10 from a hunting license Valentine’s Day is approaching. The agent/vendor. Bring the voucher to the Tooele County Healthy Marriages first day of class. Call Gene at 882-4767 or Coalition is sponsoring a Valentine cel- Bryan at 882-6795 with any questions. ebration dinner on Thursday, Feb. 14, at 6 p.m., at the Eagles Nest. Cost is $30/ couple. Prime rib dinner will be served. Stansbury Park In addition to dinner, each couple will receive materials valued over $20. Space Soccer is limited so RSVP and pre-pay today. Spring registration for the Stansbury Call 277-2400 to reserve your spot. Soccer Club is now open. The cost is $40 for spring, which includes eight to Family Valentine’s Dance 10 games, full uniform, team photo and Tooele City Family Recreation and the award. Jerseys are reversible so that you Tooele Boys and Girls Club are sponsor- can use them from year to year. If your ing the second annual Family Valentine’s child played for the 2007 fall season only Dance on Friday, Feb. 8, from 6:30 to and wishes to continue in the spring the 8:30 p.m., at Tooele High School. This cost will only be $28. If you already paid is a free event for families of all ages. for the full season you will not need to All youth must be accompanied by register and pay again for 2008 spring an adult. Family photographs will be season. All games are held on Saturdays. taken by a professional photographer For more information on age groups, and will be available for purchase. If etc., visit www.stansburyassoc.org or call you have any questions please contact 843-7512. Tooele City Recreation at 843-2142 or at [email protected]. Baseball sign-ups Stansbury Park Cal Ripken baseball sign- Volunteers needed ups ages 5 to 12 will be held at the The Children’s Justice Center is in need of Stansbury Clubhouse on Saturday, Feb. volunteers and their dogs for the Healing 9 and 16, from 10 a.m. to noon, and photo courtesy of Kelly Morgan Paws program. The dogs will be required on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 10 a.m. to 1 to take the training and pass the test. p.m. Self-serve box is located at TFCU This group of students is interested in pursuing careers in law enforcement. They attended a job shadow and learned about finger printing, forensic tools and face drawing. The job shadow was conducted by Jeff Moline, crime lab supervisor. Pictured are: (back, l-r) Tyler Gregory, Training begins next week. Contact the Stansbury Branch from Feb. 9 to 23. Payeton Reed, Kelly Morgan, Xavier Napoles, David Salazar, Jesse Sandavol, Chandellyn Kamauna, Abby Sharp, Kirsten Anderson, crime lab CJC at 843-1161 for more information. www.spyba.net. technician Karen Kido; (front) Taylor Barnard-Hawkins, Jeremy McCuistion, Rachael Klien and Taylor Lambson.

Oranges Valentine’s game Senior Center. Dr. Sergio Abarca will speak Here is your change to purchase deli- Grantsville Join in the fun with our “Hearts that Love Arts to us on depression. All are welcome. Call cious, juicy oranges fresh from California. are Always in Bloom” game. Just circle Carol at 843-9787 with any questions. Your purchase will benefit the Tooele- Shareholder meeting all of the hearts in the picture and get a Pioneer Valley Chorale Kambarka Sister City Program for 2008. The annual shareholders meeting of the prize. This game is for children ages 3 to Pioneer Valley Chorale is holding audi- Eagles steak night Cost is $25 for a full case or $15 for a Grantsville Irrigation Company will be 6, and will run through Feb. 20. tions in preparation for our May 2008 Steak night on Feb. 8 will be hosted by half case. The cases will be delivered held on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m., concert, Gershwin’s “Porgy and Bess” on chairman Corrie Anderson and her fam- Saturday, Feb. 9. Please contact Janna at at the Grantsville Irrigation Company History game Thursdays at 7 p.m., at Clarke B. Johnsen ily and Bob Fox will cook. Come out and 882-6910 or Cherie at 882-0667. offices, 411 S. West St. We will be electing Test your knowledge of presidential his- Jr. High School. Please contact Pamela support your Aerie and Auxiliary. five members to the board of directors. tory with our game of “Do you know your Dale, chorus master, at (801)250-6602 Caregiver guide classes Only shareholders of record as of the Jan. presidents?” through Feb. 20. There will or Peggy Critchlow at (435)578-1238 for Historical Society The U-Care Caregiver Guide Classes are 1 will be entitled to vote at the meeting. be pictures of presidents and some facts more information. The Tooele County Historical Society will held every third Tuesday of the month, to If you are unable to attend the meeting, to help you figure out who it is. When meet on Feb. 12, at 7 p.m., in the Pioneer help you to provide hand-on training to and would like to designate a proxy for you think you know the answer, bring Community art classes Museum, 47 E. Vine St. Please enter better care for your loved one. Our next your votes, you may pick up a proxy form your sheet to the front desk and receive The Tooele City Arts Council is current- through the back door. A video presenta- class will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at at 411 S. West St. or 569 E. Durfee any your prize. Pictures will change, just for ly enrolling students in community art tion will be given on Utah Pony Express 7 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. The time before the meeting. fun and a challenge. This game is for ages classes. Classes for February and March Stations. If you have any antiques or old classes this month is on community sup- 7 through 12. include: soap making, woodworking, oil photos of these stations, please bring ports for remaining in the home. Light painting, child/parent drawing, adult them. Everyone is invited. If you would refreshments will be served. For more Schools Free financial seminar drawing, ceramics and pottery. To view a like to join our organization, dues are information contact Dee Askerlund at Our free financial seminar will be taxing current class listing please stop by Tooele only $5 per year. Please call Alice Dale, 882-4163 or Barb McFarland at 843-9054. Johnsen Community Council social security on Feb. 7, at 6 p.m., pre- City Hall or visit our Web site at www.tooe- 882-1612, for more information. The Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School sented by H&R Block. lecity.org. For more information please Homeless Count Community Council will be meeting on contact the Tooele City Arts Council at Historical Society Tooele County is participating in the Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m., in the office 843-2142 or at [email protected]. Tooele County Historical Society will have statewide homeless count. Anyone who conference room. All interested parents Education two books available for purchase at our is homeless on the night of Thursday, Jan. and community members are welcome. Feb. 12 meeting: The History of Tooele 31 needs to be included in the count. If Adult Education Sports County Volume II for $25 and Mining, you are homeless, or know someone who GJSH parent/teacher conferences Get your high school diploma this year! Smelting, and Railroading in Tooele for is, please make sure they contact Tooele Grantsville Jr. High School parent/teacher All classes required for a high school Tae Kwon Do $15. We will also have packages of eight County Relief Services or they Food Bank conferences are scheduled for Thursday, diploma, adult basic education, GED Grantsville Tae Kwon Do will be offering note cards depicting historical settings between Feb. 1 and 8. Call 830-7953 or stop Feb. 21, from 4 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. preparation, word processing, driver’s yoga/pilates. Classes will be held every within the county for $4. Please call Alice by the Food Bank, 83 S. Main St. education and English as a second lan- Tuesday and Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. Dale, 882-1612, if you are interested in School boundaries meeting guage are available. Register now to There will be a charge of $4 per class purchasing any of these items. Cub Scout Roundtable There will be a public information graduate — just $35 per semester. The or $25 monthly. For more information Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will be meeting regarding the proposed school center is located at 76 S. 1000 West, and please call instructor Malisa Gren at 830- NARFE meeting held Thursday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m., at the boundaries for Grantsville Jr. High, can be reached at 833-1994. Adult educa- 9339. The Tooele County chapter of the Tooele Jr. High School. We will cover the Grantsville High School and the new tion classes are for students 18 and over. National Active and Retired Federal March theme: Litter to Glitter. Don’t miss Stansbury High School on Feb. 21, from 7 Employees Association will meet on an opportunity to meet and network until 8 p.m., at GJHS. The boundaries will Take the GED Groups Friday, Feb. 8, at 1 p.m., at the Pioneer with other cub scout leaders. We will go into effect for the 2009-2010 school The GED test will be given on Feb. 12, Museum, 35 E. Vine St. (enter from the also have leader training information year. Parents and visitors are encouraged starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea Kiwanis meetings north parking lot). Guest speaker will available. to attend. There will be a short school at 833-1994 by Feb. 8. Pre-registration is Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at be Ralph Worthy, of the county’s waste community council meeting following required. Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. 1280 management division, who will give us NWS Peace Program the presentation. North, Tooele. Contact John Brown at details on the recycling program. Guests NWS PEACE Program is looking for car- Gain computer skills 843-0711. and visitors welcome. For more informa- ing families in the area to host high Kindergarten registration The Tooele Adult Education Center is tion call our secretary, Marla, at 882- school students from various countries Kindergarten registration for fall 2008 offering a beginning class in Microsoft Sewing Guild 3876, or Hal Webster at 882-5331. for the 2008 – 2009 academic year. Call will be held at all elementary schools Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint and Our next meeting will be Wednesday, NWS PEACE Program at 1-866-846-3977 on Feb. 21 and 22. To be eligible for Windows on Tuesday and Wednesday Feb. 13. We will be visiting a local com- Wildlife Federation or 866-634-3977 or visit our Web site at kindergarten your child must be 5 years nights for five weeks beginning Tuesday, mercial machine embroidery business. The Tooele County Wildlife Federation www.nw-services.com. Call Mike Spragg old before Sept. 22, 2008. If you have Feb. 19 and ending March 19, from 6 to Anyone interested is invited to attend. annual meeting and dinner will be held at 837-2167 for more information. questions regarding the enrollment pro- 9 p.m., at the Tooele Adult Education Since we will not be meeting at our usual Feb. 16, at 6 p.m., at the Tooele National cess, contact your school principal or the Center, 76 S. 1000 West. Adults cur- place contact Geri Thomas at 882-3487 Guard Armory, 16 S. First St., Tooele. Cost Big Fix director of elementary education at the rently enrolled at the education center for more information. is $5 for dinner. Membership dues are $5 The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter district office, 833-1900 Ext. 1104. pay $30, community participants pay for an individual, $20 for a family, and Clinic will be in your area on Feb. 25, at $60 and seniors, 55 and over, pay $55. Alzheimer’s support $25 for a corporate membership. There Wal-Mart and on Feb. 26, at Westgate School enrollment Call 833-1994 for more information. Learn about this disease, get ideas, share will be door prizes, a raffle and an auc- Mortgage in Grantsville. Online reserva- The Tooele County School District will be Preregistration required. ideas, discuss experiences with others tion. Everyone is invited. For more infor- tions only. Go to www.utahpets.org to accepting applications from elementary at our next meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, mation call 882-4767 of 882-6795. buy reservations. For more information and secondary students who are inter- English as a second language from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., at Cottage Glen. call 1-866-PETS FIX or visit www.utah- ested in enrolling in a school outside of ESOL conversational classes are held This group is open to anyone caring Masons meeting pets.org. his/her resident school boundary for the Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. for someone with Alzheimer’s disease The regular meeting of Rocky Mountain 2008-2009 school year. Applications will ESOL students may come anytime, the or related dementia. Refreshments pro- Lodge #11 will be held on Saturday, Feb. Volunteers needed be accepted through March 30 and are center is open for individualized study vided. For more information call Frank 9, at 10 a.m. If anyone has questions or Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding available at all schools or at the district with our software programs and text- at 882-2870 Ext. 130. need a ride please call Gene at 882-1222. Center is in need of a volunteer part- office. books. Registration is $35 per semester. time executive director and a volunteer Diabetes Support Group Seniors and recovery will return coordinator to help us run our sum- The Tooele Diabetes Support Group will in Thursday’s edition of the mer program for disabled children and Tooele Library Charity meet Feb. 6, at 11 a.m., at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. adults. The rewards are priceless. We are also looking for five acres or more of Story time Food drop donated land so we can have a program Remember children’s story time every The Utah Food Bank is sponsoring a BULLETIN BOARD POLICY year-around, then we can work on get- Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s food drop at Deseret Peak on Friday, If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at ting an indoor arena. Please call Barbara crafts each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Check Feb. 8. Sign-ups will begin at 8 a.m. and 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin at 882-3200 or 843-7774. with the library for any special story food will be distributed until it’s gone. Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit times or other special events that come No sign-ups will be taken after 10 a.m. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Hunter Education up. For more information on these and or when food is gone. Call Carrie at 843- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot A Utah Hunter Education course will other library programs, visit our Web site 7667 with any questions. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement be held on Feb. 12, 14, 19, 20 and 21. All tooelecity.org/tcl/library.html, call 882- please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered classes are from 6 to 9 p.m., at the Tooele 2182 or visit us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. OBITURARY A9

TUESDAY February 5, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

OBITUARIES

Raymond Johansen world. Ray was greatly admired had a comeback for anything. Thomas Franklin and well respected in his pro- He always claimed to be psy- On Jan. 29, 2008, our Lord fession. He made an impact on chic and proved to me that he McMain received Ray with open arms. the lives of many with his work was many times. Raymond Edgar Johansen, ethic, strength and conviction. Ray leaves behind his sis- July 4, 1957 - Feb. 1, 2008 husband of Suzanne (Sly- He respected a hard worker, ter, Sharron (Ron) Hatfield On Feb. 1, 2008, our brother, Martinez) Johansen, was born and had a way with making a of Grants Pass, Ore.; his lov- father and grandfather passed Dec. 5, 1938, in Santa Cruz, little man feel important. He ing wife, Sue, and her chil- away. Calif. He died at home in loved getting up and arriving dren Craig of North Carolina, Tommy was born July 4, 1957, Indianapolis, Ind., in the arms at work early, usually the first Darci and Joe Pederson, Devri to Charles Thomas and Frances of his adoring wife. one there, and always has said and Cole of West Virginia, and Ann McMain. Tommy served in Ray grew up in Pleasant that he would work till he died, Kensly Martinez, Sly and Dax the United States Army. Tommy Hill, Calif., excelling in sports, that he did. He was a hell of of Indianapolis; his children, held many positions, from the and working along side his a man! And a gambling man Anaconda Minds to a supervi- Tracie, David, Kathryn, Michael father Levi, a home builder. he was, he loved to bet the sor at Tooele Army Depot. He and Tara; nine grandchildren; At Pleasant Hill High School she had five children, Darrell, horses and on ball games, but loved his family very much. brothers-in-law, Frank and Jim he played baseball, football Sherry, Taunya, Joe and Tina. poker was his passion. He had He enjoyed reading, carpen- held on Friday, Feb. 8, 2008, (Robin) Sly and one very spe- and basketball, for which Josie died Jan. 10, 2002. On one big gamble that didn’t pay try, leather crafts and the great cial lady to him, “Grandma” at 11 a.m., at the Tooele City he received a scholarship to Dec. 28, 2002, Ray married the off, in 2004 our doctor ordered outdoors. Tommy was loved by Alyce Sly. Ray also leaves many Cemetery. Brother may you rest Shasta Jr. College (1956), where one he’d been waiting for his a colonoscopy for him, Rays everyone that came in contact he played for three years. In whole life, Sue Martinez, his response was “I’m not into pain many friends and colleagues with him. He was caring would in peace at last. Until we meet the early ‘60s Ray joined the dying regret was that they had doc, I’ll take my chances,” a across the country. do anything for anyone. He will again, we love you! Army where he played basket- only five years together. They very stubborn man, it was his He was preceded in death by be missed dearly. ball (with seven brothers, as he did cram lots of wonderful time call. Metatastic colo-rectal can- his parents, Doris McClain and Tommy was preceded in tells it) for the “All Army” team. and travel into those five years. cer took his life, and he found Levi Johansen, and his wife, death by his mother. He is sur- For three years that was his job, Ray worked in construction out down the line, that colo- Josie. vived by his father, Charles; touring and playing through- his entire life, and was currently noscopies don’t hurt and he Rays earthly body was cre- daughter, Jennifer (Zayne) Peck; out Europe. While overseas, he working in Antioch, Calif., just wanted us to spread that news mated as per his wishes, and grandchildren, Zackery and met and married Brenda (later a few miles from where he grew to everyone for him. Please a celebration of his life will be Jaylee; brothers, James (Jalene) divorced), they had five chil- up when he became ill. Ray have regular colonoscopies. held in the spring. McMain and Robert (Kris) dren, Tracie, David, Kathryn, was a Civil Supt., mainly build- A big man, a proud man, he Condolences may be sent to McMain; sister, Cathy McMain Michael and Tara. He later ing power plants, dams etc., was always the life of the party. Sue and family, 649 W. Banta and Patty (Glen) Dewsnup. married Josephine Pederson, jobs that took him all over the Loud and boastful, he always St., Indianapolis, IN 46217. Graveside services will be

Lena Emily Anderson Eric Soren Mitchell Brown Eric Mitchell passed away Lena Emily Anderson Jan. 31, 2008 in Grantsville. Brown peacefully passed away He was born May 2, 1987 in on Feb. 2, 2008, she faithfully Big Lake, Texas. Eric lived to endeavored to the end with play his guitar. He wrote and grace and humor. composed his own songs and Lena was born Nov. 26, 1915, dreamed of having a metal th in Grantsville, to Charles J. and band. He loved his friends. 30 Anniversary Rennie Clark Anderson. She Eric was preceded in death Celebration! spent her youth in Grantsville by his grandfather, Jack � and later attended Utah State. Petersen, and many aunts After attending school she and uncles. He is survived moved to California where by his parents, Buck and Magna. she met Edward (Bud) Brown. program. She was a member in death by her husband; par- JoAnn Mitchell; sisters, Jolene Services were held Monday,

They were married Jan. 4, of the Daughters of the Utah ents; sister, June; brothers, Lee Crouch of Grantsville and Feb. 4, 2008, at Tate Mortuary. PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: • Commercial 1939. Their marriage was later Pioneers. and Allan Kay; and daughter- Kristi Young of Katy, Texas; Burial in the Grantsville • Residential • Suburban • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing solemnized in the Salt Lake She is survived by her and brother, Wes Winrow of Cemetery. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS in-law, Sally Brown. 24’x40’x9’ starting at $9,145 Temple. children, Susanna (Charles) Funeral services will be held 30’ x48’ x10’ starting at $11,595 They moved to Grantsville Johnson of Washington D.C., Feb. 6, 2008, at 11 a.m., in the 42’ x64’ x13’ starting at $19,545 where they owned and oper- Stephen (Sue) Brown of DEATH NOTICE 60’ x88’ x14’ starting at $32,995 Grantsville West Stake Center, Crew travel required over 50 miles. Local building code modifications extra. Buildings ated the Donner Motel. Grantsville, Cindy (Conrad) of pictured are not priced in ad. Anniversary Specials are built on your level site. Price subject to change without notice. Lena was an active mem- Fairbanks, Alaska, and Roger 115 E. Cherry St. A viewing ber of The Church of Jesus Brown of Dundee, Ore.; 16 will be from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Effie Rusk appear in the Thursday edi- find out what’s new at www.clearybuilding.com Christ of Latter-day Saints. grandchildren, 49 great-grand- prior to the service. Interment tion of the Transcript-Bulletin. She served along with her hus- children and one great-great- will follow in the Grantsville Funeral services for Effie For more information please band in the Spanish extraction grandchild. She was preceded City Cemetery. Rusk, who died Feb. 5, are contact Tate Mortuary at 882- Choose Colors... Design your building... pending. A full obituary will 0676. Call today for your free informational DVD! Payson, UT 801-465-0300 Subscribe Today �������������� 882-0050 Serving our Clients since 1978 1-800-373-5550 getting better at testing for schools about STDs and how people getting tested and STD these diseases as well.” not to get them,” she said. “It’s diagnosed. continued from page A1 Royal said the health now part of the curriculum “If someone is sexually department conducts screen- for nurses to teach kids about active, and especially if they Leon Hall Brown eases even when they feel or ings for chlamydia and gon- STDs, and our goal is to not have multiple partners, they Feb. 5, 1928 ~ Feb. 6, 2007 see no symptoms. Chlamydia orrhea, and offers counsel- only prevent STDs but also to should be tested for STDs can sometimes have no early ing for individuals and their prevent unwanted pregnan- every year,” she said. “When DADDY’S HANDS symptoms, meaning it could partners about living with the cies. Parents also need to be women get a pap smear they (Holly Dunn) be months before someone disease. The facility also has taught about STDs in order to should get tested as well, and I remember daddy’s hands folded silently in I remember daddy’s hands, workin til prayer, they bled, recognizes they have the dis- pamphlets and other types of teach their children, because the same thing goes for men And reachin’ out to hold me when I had a Sacrificed unselfishly just to keep us all ease or feels any pain. information used to educate kids don’t always get the who get a physical. As part of nightmare. fed. You could read quite a story in the callouses If I could do things over I’d live my life “I think there are just more the public about STDs, as well right information from their the health department, we’re and lines, again, people getting tested and rec- as educational programs for friends.” also always looking for more Years of work and worry had left their mark And never take for granted the love in behind. daddy’s hands. ognizing what the risks of STDs local schools in the area. Royal wouldn’t mind a con- ways to educate the public on I remember daddy’s hands, how they held my Daddy’s hands, soft and kind when I was are,” Royal said. “Both doctors “We go out and talk to the tinuing rise in STD cases as STDs and how or when to get momma tight, cryin’, and health care providers are high schools and junior high long as it was driven by more checked for them.” And patted my back for something done right. Daddy’s hands, hard as steel when I done There are things I’ve forgotten that I loved wrong. about the man, Daddy’s hands weren’t always gentle but But I’ll always remember the love in daddy’s I’ve come to understand, hands. There was always love in daddy’s hands. Daddy’s hands, soft and kind when I was Daddy’s hands, soft and kind when I was Snowpack to 200 percent of average,” he storm is projected to roll into captured in reservoirs this cryin’, cryin’, said. “We look at that and they the state. year will assist with next year’s Daddy’s hands, hard as steel when I done Daddy’s hands, hard as steel when I done continued from page A1 wrong. wrong. are already, in some cases, over “We’ve got another storm water situation as well. Daddy’s hands weren’t always gentle, Daddy’s hands weren’t always gentle but the state, Julander said, with their April 1 average. If they coming in, but things can get “What you don’t use this year But I’ve come to understand, I’ve come to understand, There was always love in daddy’s hands. snowpack totals sitting right didn’t get another snowflake at really dry really fast in this you can save for next year,” he There was always love in daddy’s hands. at average. But Southern Utah all, they’d be fine.” area,” he said. “However, we said. I miss you pop! Love Always, Rebecca has phenomenal snowpack. Several inches of new snow are very optimistic and are [email protected] http://www.gonebutnotforgotten.homestead.com/LeonHallBrown.html “Southern Utah has just gone are expected in the Tooele wearing our snow grins.” gangbusters, ranging from 130 Valley Wednesday as another He added the runoff water ‘No Country for Old Men’ wins NOTICE!!! another award as Oscars approach FOOD HANDLER PERMIT CLASSES

LOS ANGELES (AP) — and Joel Coen were given the comedy went to NBC’s “30 are held at the “No Country for Old Men” Darryl F. Zanuck producer Rock,” while HBO’s “The Tooele County Health Department grabbed another award of the year award. The film Sopranos” won in the drama before the Oscars later this was released by Miramax/ category. Environmental Health Office month, winning the best fea- Paramount Vantage. Other PGA awards includ- ture film award presented “No Country for Old Men” ed HBO’s “Bury My Heart at 151 North Main • (435) 277-2440 by the Producers Guild of has already garnered the top Wounded Knee” in the long- America on Saturday. prizes from the Directors form television category; The film, which stars Guild of America and the Michael Moore’s “Sicko” in the Classes are held every Tuesday Javier Bardem as a deter- Screen Actors Guild. The documentary division; and mined hit man pursuing Josh film is nominated for eight Discovery Channel’s “Planet (except holidays) at 4:00 p.m. Brolin, beat out other nomi- Academy Awards. Earth” won for best nonfic- nees “There Will Be Blood,” “Ratatouille” from Disney- tion television program. “Juno,” “Michael Clayton” Pixar was chosen as best ani- Comedy Central’s “The As of February 1, 2008 the Food Handler permit fee will increase to $15.00 and “The Diving Bell and the mated film by the producers Colbert Report” won a PGA Butterfly.” guild. award for live entertainment/ You must be registered at least 15 minutes prior to class start time. Scott Rudin and Ethan The award for episodic TV competition. Classroom doors close at 4:00 pm and late applicants will not be accepted. The class will last approximately 2 hours. Picture I.D is required. Permit is valid for 3 years. TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Subscribe Today • 882-0050 BULLETIN Online Food Handler course available at www.tooelehealth.org A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 5, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Dugway now 16-0 Tooele men finish fifth at state swim meet The Wendover Wildcats stayed close against the Dugway Tankers use freestyle events, relays to rack up points against tough competition Mustangs for one half last Wednesday night, but the visitors poured it on in the second half by Mark Watson and ended up winning by 20. SPORTS EDITOR Dugway led by only one point at intermission 25-24, and then the Three Tooele High men swimmers Mustangs outscored the home finished in the top 19 in the 100-yard team by 19 points in the sec- backstroke, and three others finished ond half. Morgan Kartchner led Dugway with 29 points including in the top 20 in the 100-yard freestyle three three-pointers. Zach James Saturday to help propel the Buffs to added 19. Then on Friday, Dugway a fifth-place finish at the 4A State disposed of Meridian 70-56. This Swimming Championships Saturday time Dakota Woolett popped the at BYU. nets for 19 points and Kartcher The boys scored 144.5 points, good added 17. The victories improve enough for fifth place, while Tooele’s Dugway’s record to 16-0 on the season while Wendover dropped women placed 12th at the state com- to 5-11. petition. Stefen Chavalier and Skyler Smith each recorded their best times ever Grantsville youth baseball in the backstroke to finish eighth An organizing meeting for youth and 13th respectively while Casey baseball leagues in Grantsville McEachern placed 19th. In the 100 will be held Wednesday, Feb. 6, freestyle, Mat Snar finished 12th, at 7 p.m., at Grantsville City Hall. Jordan Knighton 16th and Gilbert For more information contact Bryan DeLaney at 830-2142. Nichols 20th. Snar was just 7/100th of a second off his best time ever and Knighton’s time was a personal Stansbury Park Cal Ripken record. Matt Ricci and Knighton hit Those interested in participating lifetime bests in the 50-yard freestyle in Stansbury Park’s Cal Ripken to place fifth and 19th respectively. Baseball leagues this year have Steven Chevalier shaved six seconds several opportunities to sign up. off his previous best time in the 500 The leagues are for children ages freestyle to finish 14th. 5-12. Sign-ups will be held on Saturdays, Feb. 9 and Feb. 12, Tooele’s women also shined in free- from 10 a.m. to noon and on style events with Mary Burden finish- Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. ing fifth in the 50 free and sixth in to 1 p.m. Players can also reg- the 100 free. Amber Skelton swam a ister at a self-serve box inside lifetime best in the 200 free to place the Tooele Federal Credit Union 20th. branch in Stansbury Park from photography / Troy Boman Feb. 9 until Feb. 23. Tooele’s Stefen Chevalier set personal records in the 100 backstroke and 500 freestyle Saturday at the 4A State Swimming Championships at SEE MEET PAGE A12 ➤ BYU. He placed eighth in the backstroke and 14th in the freestyle. Boozer named All-Star Utah Jazz forward Carlos Boozer was named to the Western Conference All-Star team as GHS relay swimmers improve times at 3A championships of one of the seven reserves by Mark Watson was 1:12.80. announced by the NBA. Boozer The boys started Saturday was voted on to the 12-man SPORTS EDITOR squad by the 15 Western with each swimmer dropping Conference coaches for the 57th There is nowhere to go but about one second each from NBA All-Star Game which will be up for the new Grantsville their personal best times to played on Sunday, Feb. 17, at High swim team. The Cowboy lower more than four sec- New Orleans Arena. “It is a huge tankers got a taste of exciting onds from the seed-time to honor and I am very privileged top-quality competition on finish 15th in the 200 free- to have been chosen as an NBA Saturday at the 3A state finals style relay. All-Star. It is extra special to have been selected by the coaches,” at BYU. The boys also dropped said Boozer. “To be chosen for The Cowboys qualified two from a 4:24.78 to a 4:06.89 in the second time is very exciting boys relay teams and one the 400 freestyle relay to fin- and hopefully solidifies where girls relay team for the last ish 12th in the event. my career is headed.” This is meet of the season and each Competing were Jed Jones, the second consecutive All-Star squad swam to its best time Brett Miller, Todd Gardner berth for Boozer, who is in his ever. and Landon Bouhwuis. Jones sixth NBA season and fourth with the Jazz. He was also selected to The girls relay team broke the one minute mark his first All-Star Game in 2007, dropped 14.79 seconds off for the first time in his career but was unable to play due to a their previous best 400 relay swimming 59.32. Miller and fractured left fibula head. time with a finish of 5:20.29. Gardner continued to chip The team moved up four away at the one minute mark places from a 16th seed to swimming 1:00.6 and 1:01.94 NBA Skills Challenge finish 12th at the meet. respectively. Bouhwuis’s pre- Utah Jazz guard Deron Williams Girls swimming were vious best 100 freestyle was was selected to compete in Michelle Meredith, Brittany 1:10.55, his lead-off split for the 2008 PlayStation Skills Challenge as part of NBA All- Casada, Elizabeth Weber and state was 1:05.03. Star Saturday Night, the NBA Kiley Jones. Meredith’s previ- “What can I say, all of the announced Monday. Williams, photography / Maegan Burr ous best time in the 100 free kids swam their hearts out,” who has started all 48 games was 1:17.28, but at the state Grantsville junior Elizabeth Weber was part of her team’s 400-yard freestyle relay which finished 12th at the 3A State for the Jazz, is averaging 18.8 meet her lead-off split time SEE RELAY PAGE A12 ➤ points, 9.6 assists (fourth in Swimming Championships Saturday in Provo. NBA) and 3.0 rebounds in 36.7 minutes per game, while shoot- ing .511 from the floor. He is also tied for ninth in the league with Second quarter lapse hurts Cowboys 26 double-doubles. The competi- tion, which takes place on Feb. 16 at New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, will also feature the New in close encounter with Bear River Orleans Hornets’ Chris Paul, the New Jersey Nets’ Jason Kidd and by Damon Winkler Sandberg. “We didn’t convert we’ll have a better chance to two-time defending champion CORRESPONDENT at our end, and Bear River got win.” Dwyane Wade of Miami. away with the lead. The second Revenge will be sought by Region leader Bear River quarter was our downfall.” Morgan and Ben Lomond as defeated the Grantsville Both teams had balanced Grantsville defeated both of Deseret Peak softball Cowboys boys basketball team scoring with many players get- them in close games during Deseret Peak softball fields will 65-51 on Friday night in a game ting points. Grantsville’s top the third week of January. The be open March 22 and March 29 where the crowd was at times scorer was senior center Joey game with Morgan could be for from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. to all almost as intense as the play- Logan at 13, followed close- third in region as they are tied men’s and coed softball players for hitting and fielding practice. ers. There was fire on the court ly by Alex Childs with 10 and for third with only two games Anyone interested in joining a with both teams determined to Logan Paulich with 9. Kaleb left. A third-place finish in team is welcome to participate stay on top. Rupp, Trevor Lujan, Cody region would earn Grantsville in these practice sessions. The game was close for a Colson and Jackson Kelley tal- a better berth in the state tour- There is no charge to practice while as the Cowboys employed lied 7, 6, 4, and 2 respectively. nament. The Cowboys began and the concession stand will a tenacious swarming defense Two Bear River players, Jake the season winning only one of be open. Deseret Peak softball to tie the game 16-16 early in Miller and Matt Weyland, tied its first nine games. leagues will be holding a coaches meeting for all men’s and coed the first quarter. for top-game honors, each Grantsville shot only 29 per- leagues March 19 and March However, it seemed as if some- getting 17. Colton Fronk and cent from the field on Friday 26, at 7 p.m., at the Utah State one put a lid on Grantsville’s Wade Bronson both scored and was especially woeful Firefighters Museum at Deseret basket, as the Bears outscored 8 points. Tyson Thompson, from beyond the three-point Peak Complex. A member from Grantsville 15-2 during the rest Justin Capener put in 6 and arc hitting only two of 19 three- each team should be in atten- of the first half. That 13-point 5 points respectively. Reserve point attempts. The Cowboys dance at one of these meetings. April 4 is the deadline to sign up bulge was nearly all the win- players Colton Nelson and matched their two-point a team and league fees must ning margin. Grantsville nearly Isaac Ericksen also got two shooting percentage from be paid by that day in order for matched Bear River’s produc- points each for the victors. Friday night’s game at Ogden teams to be pt on the schedule. tion in the second half with only The loss puts Grantsville’s at 40 percent, but instead of a point separation at 34-33. The region record even at 4-4 with hitting 23 percent from the Cowboys would fight their way games remaining at Morgan on three-point arc, the Cowboys Injury assessments back into contention during the Wednesday and a last home hit 11 percent. Mountain Land Rehabilitation second half, only to have the game against Ben Lomond on There was little discrepancy Stansbury Clinic offers free inju- Bears regain the initiative and Friday. in the number of foul shots ry assessments and treatments pull away. “We need to take care of taken and made in the Bear to all high school athletes on photography / Maegan Burr Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. “Bear River was hitting foul the ball, and we’ll have bet- River game with both teams For more information call 882- shots at the end,” according ter shot selection,” said Coach shooting 29 pitches. The Bears Grantsville’s Joey Logan gets tangled up with a defender in a game 4144. to Grantsville coach Larry Sandberg. “If we can do that, sank 21 and Grantsville 19. against Morgan. Logan led the Cowboys in scoring against Bear River Friday with 13 points. A11

TUESDAY February 5, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 GHS girls host Morgan in region title game Thursday

by Mark Watson SPORTS EDITOR

The big game is here — well almost. First the Scots and then the big game. If the Grantsville girls bas- ketball team can defeat Region 11 cellar-dweller Ben Lomond tonight, and add a victory against Morgan in Granstville on Thursday night, it would give them a share of the Region 11 championship and a major confidence boost heading into the state tournament. Newspapers have ranked the Cowgirls and Lady Trojans among the top four teams in 3A basketball. Grantsville would like nothing better than to defeat its rivals in the final regular season game and per- haps earn the region’s top seed heading into state tournament action. If the two teams tie for the region crown, the number one seed will be determined by a coin toss. “We’re anxious for Thursday. We’ve mentioned it a few times,” said Grantsville coach Kenzie Newton. “We hope to get a good crowd.” Newton already has passed out a few free passes at Junior Jazz games, and free prizes await one of the students at the game if selected as the “ulti- mate fan.” “Mostly we just need to play our game. Last time we focused photography / Abby Palmer too much on what they do and not enough focus on what we Head coach McKenzie Newton talks to her team during a timeout in the Grantsville-Morgan game on Jan. 17. The Cowgirls lost their first game of the season to Morgan, 59-47, but they have do,” Newton said. another chance at Morgan Thursday night at 7 at the GHS gym. Morgan started out terrifi- cally in the first half and built rebounds so we need to box game,” the coach said. averages 15. a 21-point lead by halftime in out and not give up any easy “Mostly we just need to play our game. Kylie Erickson poured in Win or lose, Grantsville will that game back on Jan. 17. The second shots,” the coach said. Last time we focused too much on what nine points, Marissa Robbins host a state playoff game on Cowgirls carved into the lead The Cowgirls will also try to added five and Rachel Topham Feb. 15. The 3A girls state bas- and lost their only game of the keep Morgan’s 6-foot tall cen- they do and not enough focus on what two. ketball tournament will be season by 12 points at Morgan ter Chelsey Garfield in check. we do.” For the year, Wells and held Feb. 21-23 at the E Center 59-47. It is the only blemish on She scored 28 points in the Erickson have averaged 12 in West Valley City. Gransville’s 18-1 record. first meeting between the two Kenzie Newton points per game and Jensen [email protected] “We have to come out strong teams. GHS girls basketball coach with lots of ball pressure and “I’m expecting them to come not give up any easy baskets. out full-throttle against us so we Last Thursday, Grantsville fect from the foul line in the Pet of the Week Last time they doubled us in need to be ready,” Newton said. rolled past Ogden 53-31. The game hitting 11 of 13 free Lady Tigers battled hard in the throws. first quarter and outscored Sammie Jensen led the Grantsville 11-8. team in scoring with 18 points “Although we were down including five of five from the early we came out in the first foul line. Sophomore Kelsi Wells half with a lot of energy. We scored 10 points and pulled in were patient on offense and seven rebounds. kept our composure and han- “Kelsi is a very consistent dled their one-three-one trap- player. It seems she always ping defense,” Newton said. gets about the same number Grantsville outscored Ogden of points and rebounds each 45-20 in the final three quar- ters. Once again, Grantsville’s bench players provided some spark. “I’ve just been really happy with our bench. A game like this gives us a chance for our bench players to play more minutes and they’ve really looked good,” the coach said. Mallory Oltjenbruns came Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be into the game and scored five required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. points including one three- Shelters are only required to hold animals for pointer. Ashley Bartlett and Lynnsey Ware each scored two three days before they are euthanized. points. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals “Taylor Chaney also came available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at in and played really good 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. defense,” Newton added. photography / Maegan Burr Grantsville was almost per- Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. Grantsville High School’s Kelsi Wells (43) drives past a Logan defender. 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He continues to fight the �������������� ��������������� under 12, $30.00 for Families disease. Beating cancer requires ������ ��������������� ���������������� ������ ��������������� ���������������� both financial and emotional ������ ��� ���� �������� ��� ��� We are asking the local business to donate items to raffle at support. His friends and family are �������� ��� ��� �������� ��� ��� the dinner or to contribute money. Donations may also be hosting a benefit dinner and silent ������� ������ ��� ���� made at TFCU. There is a benefit account set up in the name auction to aid him in this fight. �������� ��� ���� ������ ��� ��� of Neil McBride or mailed to PO BOX 536 Grantsville, UT ������ ��� ���� Should you have any questions, please feel �������� ��� ��� 84029 Attn: Neil McBride Benefit. Items may be donated for �������� ��� ���� ������� the Auction at Westgate, 94 West Main, in Grantsville. free to contact Jamie Corless at 840-0521 or Donna McBride at 830-1400. A12

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Meet the 200-yard relay. Skelton, continued from page A10 Stubbs, Kaytlyn Murphy and Stephanie Lee finished 14th in the 400-yard free relay. “The boys finished as high Nichols, Knighton, Chevalier as we could have possibly and Snarr placed sixth in the hoped for. I was hoping the 400 free relay. girls would be able to fin- Andrews and Stubbs were ish in the top 10, but we just just off their best times in couldn’t pull it off,” coach Mel the 100 butterfly. Stubbs and Roberts said. Murphy both had lifetime Springville won the state bests in the 100 backstroke. title in boys competition Tooele had high expecta- followed by Snow Canyon, tions in the breaststroke Murray, Mountain Crest and events, but all of the swim- the Buffs. East claimed the mers were just off their per- girls title with Murray second sonal bests and didn’t place as and Timpview third. high as expected. All of Tooele’s relay teams “It was a much faster meet clocked their best times of the than any of us have ever expe- year at the state meet. rienced before and I Believe Smith, Chevalier, Dustin we tried to make changes in Perkins and Ricci placed the way we swam our races sixth in the 200 yard med- which really hurt us,” Roberts ley. Courtney Stubbs, Tiffani said. “We needed to swim the Smith, Erika Andrews and same way we had been prac- Burden placed ninth in the ticing all year. Trying to hard 200 medley relay. Andrews, or trying something different Skelton, Smith and Burden is disastrous in championship placed eighth in the 200 free meets. Any changes have to relay. Ricci, Nichols, Knighton be throughout the season.’ and Snarr placed fourth in The coach said many of his

photography / Troy Boman Tooele High senior Tiffani Smith scored points for the Tooele girls by placing 16th in the 100-yard breaststroke at the state swimming meet Saturday. swimmers were disappoint- compete with them.” again next year,” the coach next year’s swimmers better ed with the results. “I should Roberts said it will be dif- said. and ready for the competition have prepared them better ficult to replace the 15 seniors Prior to the season, Roberts they will face. Working with for the competition level of on this year’s team. “We do was a bit concerned about these young swimmers and the 4A classification. There have lots of freshmen and how things would turn out watching them develop is one are so many more high-level sophomores who will be this year. “We had a good of the real pleasures of coach- programs and we will need returning next year and with season. Every year we learn ing and keep us (coaches) to make some changes in the one year under their belt are that some changes are going coming back year after year.” program in order to be able to anxious to have their chance to have to be made to make [email protected]

Cowgirls in a two-way tie for expectations. I look forward many questions that I have Relay 16th place and the Cowboys to the growth of this program asked them over the season,” continued from page A10 in a three-way tie for 15th. as we establish ourselves Snyder said. Because of Grantsville’s within an already success- Judge Memorial won the photography / Troy Boman said coach Cole Snyder. lack of numbers (four women ful Grantsville High athletics boys 3A championship with There were 23 teams with swimmers) it was beaten out program,” Snyder said. a score of 625. They were fol- Senior Gilbert Nichols helped Tooele’s 200-yard freestyle relay team place swimmers competing at the by Ben Lomond at region The Grantsville coach indi- lowed by Logan, Park City, fourth at the state meet. Nichols also finished 20th individually in the 100- yard freestyle. 3A championships and the competition because the cated that any success his Wasatch, Ogden and Cedar final standings showed the Lady Scots’ team included team achieved this year is City. 25 girls. Grantsville, however, partly because of the help of In girls competition Park was able to tie Ben Lomond the Tooele high swim team City prevailed edging out at state where quality trumps and their coaches. Judge 413.5 to 408.5. Logan quantity. The boys also tied “Their athletes have been finished third with 340 points Ben Lomond at region. a substantial help to our followed by Wasatch, Juan “I honestly didn’t know program by rooting for us, Diego and Cedar City. Tell your sweethearts “big and small” how much you love them in a “We have a young team that has already exceeded my expectations. I look forward to the growth of this program as we establish ourselves within an already successful Grantsville High athletics program.” Cole Snyder Valentine GHS swimming coach how well we would perform supporting us, being friends Roland Hall St. Mark’s at state and I set some lofty and great examples of what swimmer, Connor Barton, goals for the relay teams dur- sportsmanship is all about. completed the 100 butterfly ing the pep talks before they I’ve seen some of their swim- in a blistering 51.01. started their races,” Snyder mers give our swimmers “This is an All-American SAMPLES: said. “They know that I set minor tips and pep talks on qualifying time and it was the goals high and they tried swim strokes. Coaches Mel a special to see him swim Hey “Hot Stuff”, FIRST 20 WORDS their best to make the goals.” Roberts, Sam Cox, and Dan several times throughout the Happy Valentine’s Day Only two seniors swam for Peterson have been a great season and then watch him I love you! $ Grantsville this year and the help to me personally. I have complete his high school ______ONLY 4 coach is excited for next sea- learned a lot just watching swimming career on such a son. them at meets and practic- high note,” Snyder said. Cuddle Bear, “We have a young team es. I am thankful that they [email protected] I love you more Loveline ads will be published that has already exceeded my are willing to answer the and more each in the Thursday, February 14th day. You make issue of the Transcript Bulletin. my life heaven on earth. Experienced skiers win World Cup Love, Your Sweetheart DEADLINE: Wednesday, ______February 13th by 4:00 pm moguls at Deer Valley in frigid weather Roses are red, violets are blue. PARK CITY (AP) _ Moguls ski- The cold and wind gave her Sasa Faric of Slovenia runner-up. Happy Valentine’s ers Shelly Robertson and Vincent no major problems, she said as Third place went to Emilie Serain Day to You! Marquis braved 14-degree tem- the Visa Freestyle International and Meryl Boulangeat of France Love, Johnny peratures Saturday night to win concluded. “Adrenaline gets you was fourth, losing the World Cup the first World Cup events of their going in this cold. The course is points lead to David. careers in a dual moguls contest pretty long and has a lot of turns, Ski cross will debut in 2010 at Deer Valley Resort. and I just had to keep going,'” as the newest Olympic snows- Robertson, a nine-year mem- Robertson said. port. Sometimes referred to as Name______Address______City______State____Zip______Phone#______ber of the U.S. Ski Team from Marquis, from Canada, “motocross on skis” because of Reno, Nev., is a three-time U.S. stopped American Landon its head-to-head format, it fea-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 dual moguls champion. She Gardner, who had strung togeth- tures four skiers tackling a snowy changed the first of her two er three upsets, including defeat- course that features banked mandatory jumps and defeated ing dual moguls world champion turns, rollers and flat sections. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Austrian Margarita Marbler. Third Dale Begg-Smith of Australia. The top two skiers in each heat place went to Kristi Richards, the Canadian teammate Alexandre advance until the final four. reigning single moguls world Bilodeau was third, nipping U.S. David said she was pleased to 17 18 19 20 Each additional word 25¢ champion, who edged Czech skier Pat Deneen. win, but she was happier because Nikola Sudova. Earlier in the day, the first SX finally was being staged in YES! I want to place art in my Love Line. “I wanted to go a little bigger at World Cup ski cross competition North America, which tradi- Additional $2 per entry. Please circle one piece of art... the top, so I did a double-twister in North America was held with tionally has hosted only aerials, spread,” Robertson said. Canadian Davey Barr collect- moguls and duals. “I am super The double-twister she ing his first win, too. Four-time happy that we have the first ski referred to was a maneuver in U.S. Olympic alpine skier Casey cross in North America. I think which she swung her skis side to Puckett was second and Swiss this is the first bridge between side twice before splitting them skier Michael Schmid completed these two worlds,” David said. in mid-air. On the bottom, she the podium with Daron Rahlves Barr conceded he was sur- The Transcript-Bulletin reserves the right to edit or reject any Love Line. nailed a back-flip-X in which she fourth in the final heat. prised by his victory. “I was just Bring your Love Lines to our office at 58 North Main, Tooele, or mail the form with payment to: pulled her skis up under her as Ophelie David of France was looking to get into finals,” he P.O. Box 390, Tooele, Utah 84074. Make checks payable to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. she did a complete flip. the women's SX winner with said. B1 HOMETOWN

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GARDEN SPOT Change is always good, but we’ve got to Stick with AAS winners remember we can learn from the past. Debbie Winn executive director of the Tooele County for quality “ Chamber of Commerce and Tourism

Diane Sagers ” CORRESPONDENT

s a gardener I have developed some favor- A ite plant varieties. I’ve tried them, I like them and I know that they will like- ly do well in my garden. I plant them over and over. Nevertheless, each year I look forward to trying some new varieties. Despite my favorit- ism, I have found that you can improve because no plants are perfect. The problem is with thou- sands of new plants intro- duced to the market each year, it is hard to know which are going to perform well — and I don’t want to waste a whole season on something that is not particularly well suited to my yard in Erda. All- American I have found that I can nar- row the potential for poor per- formance by choosing from the All-America Selections (AAS) winners that come out each year. These plants are already tested in gardens across the country in a wide range of climates and soil types and have consistently grown well. In fact, many of the plants I already consider my favorites are among the All-America Selections for previous years. Each year I look forward to trying some photography / Troy Boman of the new winners, but I don’t Newspaper clippings and photos surround the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism’s first eight presidents (center) in 1955. Pictured are: (front) Sidney J. Bellamy and James F. throw out the old favorites Dugdale; (middle) O.T. Barrus, J. Wallace Thompson and Jess P. Allen; and (top) Brent Caldwell, Dr. J. Herbert Millburn and LaVar Tate. The chamber is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, until I know I like newer ones and has grown from just a few businessmen to more than 300 members. much better. The beauty of the AAS test- ing is that in order for a plant to earn this distinction it must perform better than any other similar variety on the market, including previous winners. The results just keep getting better and better. There are no minimum requirements. If there are 12 plants that meet the criteria for a given Better with Age year, there will be 12 win- Tooele County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism is celebrating ners. If only one surpasses the other varieties, only one will its 60th anniversary with a look back at its history be declared. The plant must perform well and the grower must have enough seed ready to go to supply nurseries and by Sarah Miley garden centers across the country with seed. It is no he Tooele County Chamber of small task, but hybridizers Commerce and Tourism has reached are anxious to enter their new an important milestone this year as varieties into the AAS tests. the organization has reached its 60th Marketing is much easier if anniversary. And what started as you have a winner. They earn a small group of businessmen has the right to have the AAS red, now grown to a more than 300- white and blue shield on their member organization. plants and seed packets for- The Tooele County Chamber of Commerce and ever after and you can choose Tourism was organized in 1948 to help people plants bearing this seal with a in Tooele County get assistance from financial degree of confidence. institutions in Salt Lake, said Debbie Winn, execu- Three Winners tive director of the Chamber of Commerce and This year, three plants have Tourism. She said three years after World War II, been introduced and they fit banks in Salt Lake were hesitant to loan money to into three categories: veg- people in Tooele County. etables, bedding plants and “Because most of the employees and people who cool-season bedding plants. lived here worked at the Army Depot, banks in Salt Osteospermum, also photography / Lake would not loan money to local businesses known as Blue-eyed Daisy Maegan Burr or local people, especially to buy automobiles, or Cape Daisy, originated in Former because they thought the depot would just blow South Africa as the second Chamber of away since the war was over,” she said. name suggests. It has become Commerce So a group of businessmen banded together and a favorite in our area because presidents formed the chamber to help big banks in Salt Lake it is adapted to our hot, dry Karen Perry realize people in Tooele County were not a risk. conditions. This year’s win- and Vicki Winn said, “They went to Salt Lake banks as a Griffith look ner, F1 ‘Asti White’ features group and said, ‘Hey, we need help. We are a group at scrapbooks masses of pure white 2- to with Andy of businessmen and individuals who know we can 2-1/2-inch daisy flowers with Stetz at the pay back our loans.’” blue centers. It has thick fleshy Tooele County The banks listened to them, and began lending leaves below the blossoms. Chamber of money. This is the first white variety Commerce and “When you have a group of businessmen who that can be propagated from Tourism officer join together and voice their opinion, banks and seed but it can also be pur- installation people listen more to a group,” Winn said. “There is chased as a transplant. If you banquet at St. strength in numbers.” opt to seed them, plant them Marguerite’s And 60 years later, the chamber’s purpose is still on Saturday. soon in a greenhouse or very the same, to help businesses become successful The chamber sunny window as they take 17 is celebrating and grow. weeks to flower. Unlike most its 60th Back in the late-1940s, membership in the cham- of its counterparts, the flow- anniversary this year. SEE QUALITY PAGE B8 ➤ SEE BETTER PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 5, 2008

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BABY BIRTHDAYS

Rachel Jeppesen Ian Ned McCluskey Ray Hardman

My name is Rachel Belle Nicole, Alivia and Paige Ray is celebrating his 90th Jeppesen. I was born in Tooele announce the birth of their baby birthday Feb. 8, 2008. His fami- on July 18, 2007. My mama’s brother, Ian Ned McCluskey, ly would like to invite friends to name is Sara Dillard Jeppesen born Sept. 28, 2007. He weighed stop in and wish him a happy and my daddy’s name is Kevin 7 pounds 10 ounces and was 21 birthday on Feb. 9, from 2 to Jeppesen. I have a big sister, inches long. Proud parents are 6 p.m., at Phil’s Glass, 635 N. Katheryn (5) and a big broth- Travis and Cheree McCluskey. Main St. er, Jerry (3). My grandmom is Just as proud are Ian’s great- Mary Dillard and my granddad grandparents, Marvin and is Jerry Dillard, but he is up Ruth Yates of Vernon, Garald in heaven. My grandma and and Fran Yates of Salt Lake grandpa are Jeanne and Alan city, Wayne and Micki (Ruth) Jeppesen of Tooele, and my Whiting of St. George, along great-grandmothers are Joyce Katheryn Padgen, who also was with many aunts, uncles and Nelson of Idaho and the late of Tooele. cousins. We love you Ian. Ilda Smith

To all the friends of Ilda WEDDINGS Gualtieri Smith, we are hav- ing an open house for her 80th birthday. Come join us in Olson / Cordova Willes / Hawkins wishing her a happy birthday on Feb. 10, 2008, from 2 to 4 Angel Joseph is proud to Phil Willes and Jessica p.m., at the Tooele Army Depot announce the engagement of Hawkins are pleased to Eagles Nest. The only gift we his parents, Jessica Olson and announce their upcoming mar- need is your presence. Jose Cordova. They are getting riage on Friday, Feb. 8, 2008, in married in Florida. The engage- the Salt Lake Temple. A recep- ment party is for all who can- tion will be held that evening not attend the wedding. The from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Oquirrh party will be held on Saturday, Mill Reception Center, 30 Plaza, Rush Valley. If you were inad- Feb. 9, from 4 to 8 p.m., at St. Stansbury Park. Phil is the son vertently missed, we apologize Marguerite’s Catholic Church. of Jim and Connie Willes of Lake and hope you will come and Great Ghost Towns of the West Point. Jessica is the daughter of share in our excitement. What is it about ghost towns that so Brett and Wendy Lundquist of intrigues us? Why are we compelled by abandonment and ruin, a sense of things left behind?

MWMC BABIES MILITARY NEWS Journey with award-winning photographer Tom Till and author Teresa Jordan throughout the Patience Irene Campbell Jared Monsen was born James W. Dooley His wife, Deneal, is the Western states. Discover for yourself was born Jan. 27, 2008, to Jan. 30, 2008, to Tarren and Air Force Col. James W. daughter of Lila Atkin of the enchantment of old ghost Kari Campbell. Melissa Monsen. Dooley has retired from the Tooele. towns, the mysterious essence still Berkley Lynn Tolman was Jackson Craig Venditti was U.S. Air Force after 28 years The colonel graduated in emanating from these deserted born Jan. 28, 2008, to Kammie born Jan. 30, 2008, Frank and of military service. 1964 from Clarkston High, communities. McKnight and John Tolman. Mindy Venditti. Dooley was an aero- Ga., and received a master’s Alyssa Mae Rose Thayer Corbin David Wall was born space physiology consultant degree in 1969 from Georgia was born Jan. 29, 2008, to Jan. 31, 2008, to Michael and assigned to Langley Air Force Southern College, Statesboro, Get Yours Today! 10 x 13.5 • 128 pages $ 95 Matt Thayer and Sherry Alicia Wall. Base, Hampton, Va. Ga. He earned his doctorate full-color photos 15 Gourley. Zahara Jolene Gunderson He is the son of Hazel in 1979 from Brigham Young Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin Markelo Anthony Neuffer was born Jan. 31, 2008, Dooley of Decatur, Ga. University, Provo. 58 N. Main, Tooele TOOELE was born Jan. 29, 2008, to to Shane and Angela (Just south of Tooele City Hall) TRANSCRIPT Tione Todachiny and Anthony Gunderson. 8 am to 6 pm • Mon-Fri BULLETIN Neuffer. Subscribe Today • 882-0050

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Main • Tooele • 882-3913 fax resume to 435-843-7565 luxe 2008 model 7x7 882-6209 fax male. $600. Call Send cover letter & resume to: neck jets, therapy seat. (435)882-1547 Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept Equal Opportunity Employer 915 North Main • Tooele Warranty. Can deliver. Sell $2,950. 801-288- PLEASE ADOPT US! 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 4123 SLC, www.life Free to good home, spasofutah.com (ucan) Cute & Sweet Cats. 1 male, 3 females. SELL YOUR computer in Please call 241-0052 the classifieds. Call 882-0050 or visit SELLING YOUR moun- Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing – West (DDRW), a Daimler Chrysler www.tooeletranscript. tain bike? www.tooele Company, located in Tooele, UT, is seeking an experienced professional in com transcript.com Quality Engineering. DDRW is the factory remanufacturer of Detroit Diesel two and four-cycle engines and components and is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. Qualified candidates will possess: • Bachelors degree in a technical field • Quality experience in a manufacturing environment • Excellent oral and written communication skills • Understanding of GD&T • Ability to work with a team and independently • CMM programming • Six Sigma green belt Now Accepting Resumes For • Solving complex gauge related problems • SPC implementation, • Pulling and interpreting blueprints • Issue and verify corrective actions ACCOUNTANT or • Lead continuous improvement projects This position offers a competitive salary and excellent benefits package. SKILLED BOOKKEEPER If you are a team player who is interested in a career opportunity with the market leader in the remanufacturing industry, Please mail resume to: Syracuse Castings West, P.O. Box 488, e-mail your resume and salary history to: E-mail: [email protected] Tooele, UT 84074-0488 or submit an application at the Tooele County Department of Workforce Services Making A Difference In the Lives Of Our Employees “Equal Opportunity Employer – M,F,D,V” Tuesday February 5, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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Please fax 169,900 199,000 r e s u m e t o MLS #754257 MLS #755759 The Tooele Transcript JoAnne Valdez Frank Sly Carol Royal Angie Bolinder (435)833-9223 or call Darling multi on quiet street. Open and spa- Bulletin, a 113- Super nice home, inside and out. vaulted year-old, twice-weekly (435)833-9200 ask for cious with family room off kitchen.Large yard Dana. with mature trees and full auto sprinklers. ceilings, two tone paint, nice flooring, newspaper in one of Large closets. Room in bsmt almost finished central air, 4 bed 2 bath, large kitchen. Utah's fastest-growing MEDICAL ASSISTANT for bedroom or family room. SELLERS MOTIVATED!! areas, seeks a copy needed, evenings and editor. Duties include weekends, experience editing stories for in X-Ray helpful but not 489 4125 style, punctuation, mandatory. Fax resume and grammar; writing to (435)882-3859 Sleepy Palmer headlines, captions Hollow Dr. RD and subheads; serv- ORGANIST OR pianistb ONLY ing as liason between needed for Sunday $ ONLY morning Divine Service 210,000 $ the editorial and de- MLS #749188 380,000 sign departments; and occasional service This is a well kept all brick home in a nice area Nice Rambler MLS #756792 compiling a section of during the week of First MOTIVATED SELLER! of town! Mature landscaping, fenced backyard, on 5 acres in West Erda! community news Lutheran, Tooele. Will MUST SEE! VERY CLEAN! LARGE covered deck w/shed built underneath.Walk briefs; and occasional be compensated for REDUCED $10,000 out basement. Lg. master with walk in closet.Vaulted Well and water rights included. typing of handwritten time. If interested call ceilings. 2 Fireplaces. Price below appraisal price. Come check it out! submissions. Appli- 435-850-2399 11 S 400 E • MEADOW $240,000 • MOTIVATED SELLER cants must have a PART TIME Stylist/ working knowledge of 217 N 5TH STREET • TOOELE 4.37 acres, great home w/ country Sales Clerk evenings feel. Historic log cabin in bkyd. 779 E. 545 E. Associated Press $168,000 1558 sq ft, 3 and weekends re- bd, 1 bth bungalo in the 890 N. style, solid news quired. Beauty or retail 670 N. judgement and the process of being updated. REDUCED! experience preferred. Brand new beautiful kitchen. ONLY ability to meet dead- 68 N MEADOWLARK CIR. 229 E ALEXANDER CT ONLY Apply in person. Taylor GRANTSVILLE • $272,500 GRANTSVIILE • $289,000 $ $ lines consistently. 189,900 Maid 984 North Main. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, .50 acre Fully finished bsmt w/ 7 bd, MLS #734072 214,900 PRICE REDUCED Awesome price for an MLS #709866 This position requires lot. 3400 sq ft. Call Michell 3 bath. On tot lot, next to awesome home! some evening hours. POST OFFICE Now hir- 1129 S 970 W • TOOELE Anderson 840-8898 walking trails. SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully $189,000 landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, Multi w/lg. den & laundry on main floor, gas Experience with ing. Avg. $20/hour or fireplace, vaulted master, master bath has NewsEdit and In- $57k annually, includ- Neutral colors, fenced yd, full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central rv parking, great floor plan. DRAMATICALLY seperate shower and large jetted tub. Extra Design a plus, though ing Federal Benefits, NEW LISTING air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in level in basement for lots of room to grow. all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! not required. Prefer- OT. Offered by Exam 494 E 670 N • TOOELE REDUCED! WOW! Professional landscaping/Huge deck. ence will be given to Services, not affiliated $265,000 applicants with local w/USPS who hires. Big Beautiful 3000 sq ft home. 585 S. 1962 journalism experi- 1-866-497-0207 USWA BIG ence. Send resume 525 W. Clemens Wy POSTAL JOBS $17.08 REDUCTION and cover letter de- to $28.27/hr, now hir- MOTIVATED SELLER! tailing salary require- ONLY ONLY ing. For application 1150 S KIMBALL DR $249,900 $ ments to Editor Jeff and free goverment job GRANTSVILLE • $249,000 265,000 Barrus at jbarrus@ MLS #739459 MLS #738307 information, call Ameri- GREAT OPPORTUNITY! tooeletranscript.com. Almost 1 ac of Horse Property Large house in quiet neighborhood(easy walk WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted can Association of La- to school). Enjoy evenings with cozy fireplace. and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, DRIVER - CDL TRAIN- bor 1-913-599-8042, 24 5694 N LANYARD LN STANSBURY • $278,900 Also a woodburning stove in bsmt. Central air. classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage ING: $0 down, financ- hrs. emp. serv. SOLID SURFACE Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. ing by Central Refriger- Totally finished, theater rm, (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, PROFESSIONAL Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! ated. Drive for Central, beautiful w/ solid surface, clean it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Cleaner needed 2hrs/ earn up to $40K+ 1st day. Must be reliable. 37 W CHERRY STREET year! 800-637-9277 239 BOX ELDER • $239,000 Good pay. Call Dave Vacant, ready to move GRANTSVILLE • $212,000 668 x447 www.centraldriv- 1132 N. for interview at in. Over 3000 sq ft home Totally finished, great 259 E LEGRAND ingjobs.net. (ucan) Walden (801)541-7152 in South Willow Estates. family home, finished GRANTSVILLE • $335,000 yard on .32 acres 600 E. DRIVERS - REGIONAL Ramber/Ranch on .34 acs. Great Horse Property SAFE & DEPENDABLE Dr. RUNS! Van & flatbed. ONLY CDL Drivers needed! Under $ Under ONLY Ask about qualifying for 174,900 $ Gordon Trucking-imme- MLS #729067 189,000 5 raises in a year! No diate regional & OTR Contract VaultedContract ceilings, central air, MLS #747027 exp? CDL Training Great rambler on east side. wood flooring, vaulted runs available. Be available. Tuition reim- ceilings, Large family room in basement, den in reverse osmosis,water softener. Basement just home every week! And bursement. (866)569- basement coul d easily be converted to bedroom. finished with LARGE bedroom, Sit down get paid up to $.40/ Michelle Anderson 8718 www.SwiftTruck- Fully fenced and full sprinklers. Heated garage with shower with faux marble surround, tile floor. All mile. Excellent benefits 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 ceiling fan. CLOSE to new elementary! ingJobs.com (ucan) bedroom closets are walk in. Nice area. package. Weekly pay. DRIVERS/ CDL Career Year round work. Ask Training w/Central Re- about our new Lease Lana McKean 1185 N. Main • Tooele frigerated. We Train, Purchase Program! Call 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 Pat Stevens Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. Employ w/$0 down fi- (888)832-6484. www. 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8224 All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. nancing. Avg $40,000 gordontrucking.com. 1st year! 800-521-9277 E.O.E. (ucan) 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday February 5, 2008

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Proposed amend- TO PROPERTY ments to the General OWNER: YOU ARE IN Plan to adopt land use DEFAULT UNDER A designations for all DEED OF TRUST, newly annexed proper- DATED June 27, 2006. ties including: Worthing- UNLESS YOU TAKE ton Ranch Annexation of ACTION TO PROTECT 187 acres to be desig- YOUR PROPERTY, IT nated as a Rural Resi- MAY BE SOLD AT A dential – 1 category; PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Johnson Cattle Com- PUBLIC NOTICE NEED AN EXPLANA- pany Annexation of Notice is hereby given TION OF THIS PRO- 145.64 acres to desig- that the Grantsville City CEEDING, YOU nated as Commercial/ Planning Commission SHOULD CONTACT A Higher Density Residen- will hold a business LAWYER. On February tial and Rural Residential meeting on Thursday, 26, 2008, at 4:30pm, – 2 category, and DBC February 14, 2008 in the James H. Woodall, Trus- Enterprises, LLC An- Grantsville City Hall tee, as duly appointed nexation (Anderson Council Chambers at Trustee under a Deed of Ranch) of 14.948 acres 429 E. Main Street in Trust recorded July 05, to be designated as a Grantsville, Utah, which 2006, as Instrument No. Low Density Residential meeting shall begin 263078, in Book xx, category. promptly at 7:00 P.M. Page xx, of the Official C.Proposed amendment The agenda shall be as Records in the office at to Chapter 15 to allow follows: the County Recorder of property to be rezoned 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Tooele County, State of to RM-7 and R-1-8 zon- HEARINGS: Utah, executed by Jeff ing designations as a.Proposed conditional Lake and Beth Lake, specified in Sections use permit for Todd Husband And Wife, As 15.3 and 15.4 of the Castagno for mortgage Joint Tenants, will sell at Land Use Code. office space at 822 E public auction to highest D.Proposed amendment Main Street in the Gordie bidder, payable in lawful to Chapter 12 (Planned Fields strip mall. money of the United Unit Development Regu- b. Proposed minor sub- States at the time of lations) to limit the total division for Linda Chris- sale. Successful bidders number of residential tensen & Sharon Bottle- must tender a deposit of units or lots to what is al- berghe to divide one lot $5,000 in certified funds lowed by the underlying into two at 315 East to the trustee at the time zoning district in which a Main Street. of sale, with the balance PUD development is c.Proposed amendment due by noon the follow- proposed. to Chapter 21 Section ing business day, at the E.Proposed rezone for 21.3.1(6) to require a office of the Trustee. At Ron Richards at 401 waiver statement for the tooele county court- South Worthington curb gutter and sidewalk house 74 South 100 Street to reclassify ap- on the final plat of any East Tooele Utah all proximately 9 acres from minor subdivision, un- right, title and interest an A-10 zone to a less said improvements conveyed to and now R-1-21 zone. are part of the subdivi- held by it under said F.Proposed rezone for sion and bonded for prior Deed of Trust in the L&S Builders and Devel- to recordation of the final property situated in said opers at 1000 North Old plat. County and State de- Lincoln Highway to re- d.Proposed amendment scribed as: Lot 46, cop- classify 165 acres from to Chapter 21 Section per canyon phase 1 sub- an A-10 zone to a 4.2 (d) to amend time division amended plat, RR-2.5 zone. frame for the recording according to the official G. Proposed concept of final plats from three plat thereof, records of plan for L&S Builders months to six months Tooele county, state of and Developers at 1000 and add ability to re- Utah.. The street ad- North Old Lincoln High- quest an additional six dress and other common way to create a 43 lot month extension for designation of the real subdivision (Worthington good cause. property described Ranch). e. Proposed General above is purported to be: H.Proposed concept Plan amendment for Pat- 677 North 350 West plan for James Black at rick Hearty to go from a Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- 269 South Park Street to “Rural Residential – 2” mated Total Debt as of create a 2 lot subdivision designation to a “Rural February 26, 2008 is (Elk Horn). Residential – 1” designa- $164,388.70. The under- AGENDA: tion for land he owns lo- signed Trustee disclaims 1. Summary Action cated at approximately any liability for any incor- Items 600 N Cooley Street. rectness of the street ad- a.Approval of Minutes f.Proposed concept plan dress and other common b.Approval of Business being proposed as a designation, if any, Licenses P.U.D. on fifty (50) acres shown herein. Said sale PUBLIC NOTICE c.Approval of Bills of land called Tuscany will be made without Treatment Variance Re- d.Consideration of Sal- Village for Gary and An- covenant or warranty, quest fora Waste with ary Step Increases nie Giles containing one express or implied, re- Waste Codes D009 or 2. Consideration of hundred fifty-four (154) garding title, possession, U151 (High Subcatagory change of name of lots in an R-1-21 zone condition or encum- Mercury) at the Energy- streets in Blake Moun- located at approximately brances, including fees, Solutions LLC, Mixed tain Development 750 West Cherry Street charges and expenses Waste Facility 3.Request for extension (when extended). of the Trustee and of the The Executive Secretary to record subdivision plat MEETING OFFICIALLY trusts created by said of the Utah Solid and – Mountain View Manor CALLED TO ORDER BY Deed of Trust, to pay the Hazardous Waste Con- Subdivision CHAIRPERSON AN- remaining principal sums trol Board has received a 4. Review of proposed GELA GRANT IMMEDI- of the note(s) secured by one-time, site-specific revisions to Grantsville ATELY FOLLOWING said Deed of Trust. The treatment variance re- City Code (Title-1 Gen- THE CLOSE OF PUB- current beneficiary of the quest, submitted by En- eral Provisions, Title 2- LIC HEARINGS. Trust Deed as of the ergySolutions LLC, for Administration and Per- 1.Consideration of a date of this notice is: the Mixed Waste sonnel and Title 3- City General Plan amend- Mortgage Electronic Facility. Records Access and ment for Preston Miller Registration Systems, Background: The Mixed Management). for 126 acres of land at Inc. The record owner of Waste Facility proposes 5.Consideration of op- approximately 650 S the property as of the re- to receive waste streams Tuesday February 5, 2008 Tooele tionTranscripto renew Clark Farmt-BulleQuirk tStreetin owned by cording of the Notice of from generators B7that lease agreement M-5 Development to go Default is/are: Jeff Lake carry the listed waste 6.Approval of the new from a designation of and Beth Lake. Dated: codes for High Subcate- Lots & Land Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices jobPublicdescription Noticesfor the RR-1Publicto a LowNoticesDensity Public Notices JanuaryPublic Notices29, 2008. goryPublicmercury. NoticesThe Meetings Meetings Meetings Clerk Meetings1 position ResidentialMeetings Trustees JamesTrusteesH. Woodall, wasteMiscellaneousthat may be 7.Approval of Employee designation. Trustee 10653 River shipped over the next RUSH VALLEY- 6.5 Deadline for public no- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fitness Program 2.Consideration of a Deadline for public no- Front Parkway, Suite year has a volume of ap- acres of horse prop- tices is 4 p.m. the day Notice is hereby given Grantsville City Council 8.Approval of Public De- wall sign permit for the tices is 4 p.m. the day 290 South Jordan Ut proximately 1200 cubic erty. Well, irrigation prior to publication. that the Tooele City will hold a regular meet- fender Contract Maverik Store at 825 E prior to publication. 84095 (801)254-9450 feet. The technology share, power, flat ter- Public notices submit- Council will meet in a ing Wednesday, Febru- 9.Council information Main Street. Public notices submit- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) based treatment codes rain. Low Down Fi- ted past the deadline Business Meeting on ary 6, 2008. The meeting updates 3.Report from John ted past the deadline Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 for this material are ei- nancing. Free Re- will not be accepted. Wednesday, February 6, will be at 429 East Main 10.Adjourn Conway on progress at will not be accepted. P.M. Signature/by: ther IMERC (incineration corded Message: UPAXLP 2008 at the hour of 7:00 Street, Grantsville, UT Jeremy Walker Clark Street Court. UPAXLP James H. Woodall, followed by recovery) or 1-877-744-3427, ext. P.M. The meeting will 84029 regular meeting to City Recorder 4.Consideration of a mi- Trustee R-164006 RMERC (roasting/retort NOTICE OF TRUS- 14 Prudential R.E. NOTICE OF ANNUAL be held at the Tooele begin at 7:00 p.m. In compliance with the nor subdivision for Linda (Published in the Tran- followed by recovery). SHAREHOLDERS City Hall Council Room PUBLIC HEARINGS: American with Disability Christensen & Sharon TEE’S SALE script Bulletin January Both of these treatment STANSBURY PARK MEETING OF THE located at 90 North Main A.Proposal to close off Act, Grantsville City will Bottleberghe to divide APN: 12-100-0-0046 29, February 5 & 12, codes are designed to Commercial Lot 15 Mill- GRANTSVILLE IRRI- Street, Tooele, Utah. the north end of 800 accommodate reason- one lot into two at 315 Trust No. 1121510-07 2008) recover the mercury pond Plaza 1.06acres GATION COMPANY 1. Pledge of Allegiance East Street at its inter- able requests to assist East Main Street. Ref: Jeff Lake TRA: metal from the waste. additional acreage To: SHAREHOLDERS 2. Mayor’s State of the section with State Road the disabled to partici- 5.Consideration of two Loan No. xxxxxx9212. Public Notices Because this waste also available Zoned neigh- OF THE GRANTSVILLE City Address 112. pate in meetings. Re- (2) wall sign permits for IMPORTANT NOTICE contains radioactive iso- borhood commercial IRRIGATION COM- Presented by Mayor Pat- B. Proposed amend- quest for assistance may the Dan Dansie dental TO PROPERTY Miscellaneous topes, it would be unsafe $299,000 Call Dan PANY rick Dunlavy ments to the General be made by calling City office proposed in the OWNER: YOU ARE IN to recover the mercury Deadline for public no- Brandt or Scott Man- The Annual Meeting of 3. Mayor’s Community Plan to adopt land use Hall at least 3 days in strip mall at 822 E Main DEFAULT UNDER A and a follow-up amalga- tices is 4 p.m. the day gum (801)947-8300 the Shareholders of Recognition Awards designations for all advance of the meeting Street. DEED OF TRUST, mation treatment proc- prior to publication. Grantsville Irrigation 4. Open Forum for Pub- newly annexed proper- that will be attended by 6. Proposed General DATED June 27, 2006. ess would be required Public notices submit- Company, will be held lic Comment ties including: Worthing- calling 884-3411. Plan amendment for Pat- UNLESS YOU TAKE prior to disposal. ted past the deadline on Wednesday, Febru- 5. Resolution 2008-06 ton Ranch Annexation of (Published in the Tran- rick Hearty from a “Rural ACTION TO PROTECT The treatment variance Water Shares will not be accepted. ary 13, 2008, at 7:00 A Resolution of the 187 acres to be desig- script Bulletin February Residential – 2” designa- YOUR PROPERTY, IT request, if approved, UPAXLP p.m. at the Grantsville Ir- Tooele City Council nated as a Rural Resi- 5, 2008) tion to a “Rural Residen- MAY BE SOLD AT A would allow EnergySolu- UNDERGROUND WA- rigation Company of- Re-Appointing Bob Gow- dential – 1 category; tial – 1” designation for PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NOTICE OF AUCTION tions to treat the waste TER Rights for sale fices, 411 So. West St., ans as Council Ap- Johnson Cattle Com- PUBLIC NOTICE land he owns located at NEED AN EXPLANA- Date of Sale: Saturday, with an amalgamation Erda, Tooele Valley Grantsville, Utah for the pointed Member and pany Annexation of Notice is hereby given approximately 600 N TION OF THIS PRO- February 16, 2008. process that achieves (435)882-4949 following purposes: Re-Appointing Gary 145.64 acres to desig- that the Grantsville City Cooley Street. CEEDING, YOU Time: 10:00am the Land Disposal Re- WANTED: WATER Elect five (5) members to Searle and Fran Garcia nated as Commercial/ Planning Commission 7.Discussion and con- SHOULD CONTACT A Beehive Storage, 1498 striction requirements rights or irrigation the Board of Directors as Mayor Appointed Higher Density Residen- will hold a business sideration of a proposed LAWYER. On February N. Main, Tooele. without the initial steps shares in Tooele Val- Presentation of financial Members to the Tooele tial and Rural Residential meeting on Thursday, subdivision layout for 26, 2008, at 4:30pm, This notice of auction is of incineration or retort- ley. Call Ross at report City Planning Commis- – 2 category, and DBC February 14, 2008 in the Gordie Fields. James H. Woodall, Trus- being given pursuant to ing. This variance would 801-642-0119 President’s remarks sion Enterprises, LLC An- Grantsville City Hall 8.Consideration of a tee, as duly appointed 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code be valid for the one year Other Business Presented by Mayor Pat- nexation (Anderson Council Chambers at concept plan P.U.D. on Trustee under a Deed of Annotated. following approval. All WATER RIGHTS For Only shareholders of re- rick Dunlavy Ranch) of 14.948 acres 429 E. Main Street in fifty (50) acres of land Trust recorded July 05, UNIT #026 Ernest Nix, other contaminants as- sale Contact Lee Brown cord as of the 1st day of 6. PUBLIC HEARING & to be designated as a Grantsville, Utah, which called Tuscany Village 2006, as Instrument No. PO Box 284, Tooele. sociated with these Realty (801)768-2507 January, 2008, shall be MOTION on Gateway Low Density Residential meeting shall begin for Gary and Annie Giles 263078, in Book xx, Entertainment center. waste streams are either entitled to vote at the Business Park Phase 1 category. promptly at 7:00 P.M. containing one hundred Page xx, of the Official UNIT #045 Kenny Has- below Land Disposal Re- meeting. Amended. A two lot C.Proposed amendment The agenda shall be as fifty-four (154) lots in an Records in the office at kel, 245 N. 4th Street, strictions or will be Buildings If you are unable to at- Subdivision to be lo- to Chapter 15 to allow follows: R-1-21 zone approxi- the County Recorder of Tooele. Couch, dress- treated using EnergySo- tend the meeting, and cated at 540 East 2400 property to be rezoned 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC mately 750 West Cherry Tooele County, State of ers, entertainment cen- lutions’ permitted stabili- would like to designate a North to RM-7 and R-1-8 zon- HEARINGS: Street (when extended). Utah, executed by Jeff ter, misc. boxes. zation methods and will BUILDING MATERIALS: proxy for your votes, you Presented by Rachelle ing designations as a.Proposed conditional 9.Consideration of al- Lake and Beth Lake, UNIT #214 Neil Row- meet disposal require- METAL buildings, mini may pick up a Proxy Custer specified in Sections use permit for Todd lowing pole signs on lots Husband And Wife, As berry, 282 Tahoe, ments at the Facility. Fi- storage systems, roof Form at 411 So. West 7. PUBLIC HEARING & 15.3 and 15.4 of the Castagno for mortgage less than 7 acres. Joint Tenants, will sell at Tooele. Table & chairs. nal disposal of the waste and wall panels, metal St. or 569 E. Durfee any MOTION on Preliminary Land Use Code. office space at 822 E 10.Consideration of a public auction to highest (Published in the Tran- is proposed to occur in building components. time before the meeting. Plan Approval for Over- D.Proposed amendment Main Street in the Gordie conditional use permit bidder, payable in lawful script Bulletin January the Mixed Waste Landfill Utah Manufacture 20 EUGENE MARSHALL lake Phase 1L a 183 Lot to Chapter 12 (Planned Fields strip mall. for mortgage office money of the United 29 & February 5, 2008) Cell at the EnergySolu- years plus. Top quality President Subdivision Located at Unit Development Regu- b. Proposed minor sub- s p a c e f o r T o d d States at the time of tions Mixed Waste Facil- REQUEST FOR BIDS low prices. Weekly De- (Published in the Tran- Approximately 400 W lations) to limit the total division for Linda Chris- Castagno at 822 E. Main sale. Successful bidders ity. The Town of Rush Val- livery. 1-800-262-5347. script Bulletin February 2000 N by Tooele Asso- number of residential tensen & Sharon Bottle- Street. must tender a deposit of The treatment variance ley is requesting bids for cobuildings@cobuild- 5, 7 & 12, 2008) ciates, L.P. units or lots to what is al- berghe to divide one lot 11.Consideration of an $5,000 in certified funds request is available for the replacement of two ings.net (ucan) Presented by Rachelle lowed by the underlying into two at 315 East amendment to Chapter to the trustee at the time review at the Division of (2) sets of interior doors PUBLIC NOTICE Custer zoning district in which a Main Street. 21 Section 21.3.1(6) to of sale, with the balance Solid and Hazardous If you build, remodel or to the large meeting Notice is hereby given 8. Minutes PUD development is c.Proposed amendment require a waiver state- due by noon the follow- Waste office, located in remove buildings you room. that the Tooele City Re- January 16, 2008 proposed. to Chapter 21 Section ment for the installation ing business day, at the the Martha Cannon can place your classi- These doors must be development Agency will 9. Invoices E.Proposed rezone for 21.3.1(6) to require a of curb gutter and side- office of the Trustee. At Health Building, 288 fied ad in 45 of Utah's push-pull Birch pre-fin- Meet in a Business Presented by Sharon Ron Richards at 401 waiver statement for walk on the final plat of the tooele county court- North 1460 West, Salt newspapers for only ished solid core doors Meeting on Wednesday, Dawson South Worthington curb gutter and sidewalk any minor subdivision, house 74 South 100 Lake City, Utah, be- $155. for 25 words ($5. 30X 80 each for a total February 6, 2008, at the 10. Mayor’s Report Street to reclassify ap- on the final plat of any unless said improve- East Tooele Utah all tween the hours of 8:00 for each additional of 4 doors, with hinges hour of 6:00 P.M.. The 11. Adjourn proximately 9 acres from minor subdivision, un- ments are part of the right, title and interest a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and word). You will reach and closers. Meeting will be held at Sharon A. Dawson an A-10 zone to a less said improvements subdivision and bonded conveyed to and now at other times upon re- up to 340,000 house- Enlarge one existing the Tooele City Hall Tooele City Recorder R-1-21 zone. are part of the subdivi- for prior to recordation of held by it under said quest. The public com- holds and all you do is doorway to 36 X 80 and Council Room Located Pursuant to the Ameri- F.Proposed rezone for sion and bonded for prior the final plat. Deed of Trust in the ment period begins Feb- call the Transcript Bul- install new Birch solid at 90 North Main Street, cans with Disabilities L&S Builders and Devel- to recordation of the final 12. Proposed amend- property situated in said ruary 5, 2008, and will letin at 882-0050 for all core door. This will in- Tooele, Utah. Act, Individuals Needing opers at 1000 North Old plat. ment to Chapter 21 Sec- County and State de- end on March 6, 2008. the details. (Mention clude labor to enlarge 1. Presentation on Build- Special Accommoda- Lincoln Highway to re- d.Proposed amendment tion 21.4.2 (d) to amend scribed as: Lot 46, cop- Comments should be UCAN Classified Net- the opening and install ing Renovation Project tions Should Notify classify 165 acres from to Chapter 21 Section time frame for the re- per canyon phase 1 sub- addressed to Dennis R. work) the new door frame and and Request for Agency Sharon A. Dawson, an A-10 zone to a 4.2 (d) to amend time cording of final plats division amended plat, Downs, Executive Sec- door. Financial Participation Tooele City Recorder, at RR-2.5 zone. frame for the recording from ninety days to six according to the official retary, Utah Solid and WINTER WARM UP Replace an exterior door Presented by Randy 843-2110 prior to the G. Proposed concept of final plats from three months and add ability plat thereof, records of Hazardous Waste Con- Sale! Check our HOT and frame with a metal Sant meeting. TDD Phone plan for L&S Builders months to six months to request an additional Tooele county, state of trol Board, P.O. Box prices. Great prices on secure door and frame 2. Update and Approval Number 843-2108 and Developers at 1000 and add ability to re- six month extension for Utah.. The street ad- 144880, Salt Lake City, high quality all steel with closer and panic de- of Property Sales Com- (Published in the Tran- North Old Lincoln High- quest an additional six good cause. dress and other common Utah 84114-4880. buildings. Sentinel vice. mercial Park script Bulletin February way to create a 43 lot month extension for 13. Open and Public designation of the real A hearing on this vari- Building Systems, For inspection of the Presented by Randy 5, 2008) subdivision (Worthington good cause. Meetings Act training. property described ance request will be held 800-327-0790 ad 26, building please contact Sant Ranch). e. Proposed General 14. Report from the above is purported to be: on February 21, 2007, at www.sentinelbuildings. Dana Gardner at com (ucan) 3. Review and Approval H.Proposed concept Plan amendment for Pat- Council Liaison Member 677 North 350 West the Tooele County PUBLIC NOTICE 435-837-2322 of payments to Carlisle plan for James Black at rick Hearty to go from a Todd Castagno. Tooele Ut 84074. Esti- Courthouse at 7:30 p.m. Notice is hereby given Bids must be received Syn-tec 269 South Park Street to “Rural Residential – 2” 15.Approval of minutes mated Total Debt as of Consideration of this re- that the Tooele City by February 19, 2008. Financial Presented by Randy create a 2 lot subdivision designation to a “Rural of both the December February 26, 2008 is quest will be made at the Council will meet in a Joyce McAtee Services Sant (Elk Horn). Residential – 1” designa- 13th and January 11th $164,388.70. The under- March 13, 2008 meeting Closed Meeting on Recorder, Town of 4. Review and Approval AGENDA: tion for land he owns lo- business meetings. signed Trustee disclaims of the Utah Solid and Wednesday, February 6, Rush Valley ELECTRONIC TAX Fil- of Payment to UID 1. Summary Action cated at approximately 16.Open discussion. any liability for any incor- Hazardous Waste Con- 2008, at the hour of 5:00 (Published in the Tran- ing. Tax Refund Prepa- Presented by Randy Items 600 N Cooley Street. 17.Adjourn. rectness of the street ad- trol Board. P.M. The meeting will script Bulletin February ration - Have your State Sant a.Approval of Minutes f.Proposed concept plan DATED this 4th day of dress and other common For additional informa- be held at the Tooele 5, 2008) & Federal tax refunds in 5. Economic Update b.Approval of Business being proposed as a February, 2008. designation, if any, tion regarding the treat- City Hall Large Confer- as little as two weeks. By Randy Sant Licenses P.U.D. on fifty (50) acres Shauna Kertamus shown herein. Said sale PUBLIC NOTICE ment variance request ence Room located at 1040EZ - $50.00 & 6. Minutes c.Approval of Bills of land called Tuscany Zoning Administrator will be made without Treatment Variance Re- contact Otis Willoughby 90 North Main Street, 1040 - $60.00 (Prices November 7, 2007 d.Consideration of Sal- Village for Gary and An- All interested persons covenant or warranty, quest fora Waste with of the Department of En- Tooele, Utah. include e-file fees) Free December 19, 2007 ary Step Increases nie Giles containing one are invited to attend and express or implied, re- Waste Codes D009 or vironmental Quality, Divi- 1. Pending Litigation price quotes on your 7. Invoices 2. Consideration of hundred fifty-four (154) provide comment upon garding title, possession, U151 (High Subcatagory sion of Solid and Haz- 2. Property Acquisition other filing needs. Call 8. Adjourn change of name of lots in an R-1-21 zone these proposals. Written condition or encum- Mercury) at the Energy- ardous Waste at 3. Personnel Issues Dwayne at (435)520- Sharon A. Dawson streets in Blake Moun- located at approximately comments will also be brances, including fees, Solutions LLC, Mixed 538-6170. In compli- Sharon A. Dawson 1800 or (435)843-1943 RDA Secretary tain Development 750 West Cherry Street considered if submitted charges and expenses Waste Facility ance with the Americans Tooele City Recorder Pursuant to the Ameri- 3.Request for extension (when extended). to the Zoning Adminis- of the Trustee and of the The Executive Secretary with Disabilities Act, indi- Make Your Money Work Pursuant to the Ameri- can with Disabilities Act, to record subdivision plat MEETING OFFICIALLY trator in advance of the trusts created by said of the Utah Solid and viduals with special For You. Learn how in cans with Disabilities Individuals Needing Spe- – Mountain View Manor CALLED TO ORDER BY hearing. The current Deed of Trust, to pay the Hazardous Waste Con- needs (including auxil- a free on-line video Act, Individuals Needing cial Accommodations Subdivision CHAIRPERSON AN- zoning Code and pro- remaining principal sums trol Board has received a iary communicative aids presentation. Obtain a Special Accommoda- Should Notify Sharon A. 4. Review of proposed GELA GRANT IMMEDI- posed amendments may of the note(s) secured by one-time, site-specific and services) should free analysis to deter- tions Should Notify Dawson, Tooele City Re- revisions to Grantsville ATELY FOLLOWING be reviewed at the said Deed of Trust. The treatment variance re- contact Brooke Baker, mine what the program Sharon A. Dawson, corder, at 843-2110 prior City Code (Title-1 Gen- THE CLOSE OF PUB- Grantsville City Hall current beneficiary of the quest, submitted by En- Office of Human Re- will do for your financial Tooele City Recorder, at to the meeting. TDD eral Provisions, Title 2- LIC HEARINGS. each weekday between Trust Deed as of the ergySolutions LLC, for sourcesat 536-4412 situation. This is well 843-2110 prior to the Phone Number 843- Administration and Per- 1.Consideration of a hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 date of this notice is: the Mixed Waste (TDD 536-4414). worth your time. meeting. TDD Phone 2108 sonnel and Title 3- City General Plan amend- p.m. Persons with dis- Mortgage Electronic Facility. (Published in the Tran- http://acceleratedfree- Number 843-2108 (Published in the Tran- Records Access and ment for Preston Miller abilities needing assis- Registration Systems, Background: The Mixed script Bulletin February dom.designingfutu- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February Management). for 126 acres of land at tance to participate in Inc. The record owner of Waste Facility proposes 5, 2008) res.tv script Bulletin February 5, 2008) 5.Consideration of op- approximately 650 S this hearing should con- the property as of the re- to receive waste streams 5, 2008) tion to renew Clark Farm Quirk Street owned by tact the Grantsville City cording of the Notice of from generators that lease agreement M-5 Development to go Office at least 24 hours Default is/are: Jeff Lake carry the listed waste 6.Approval of the new from a designation of prior to the hearings. and Beth Lake. Dated: codes for High Subcate- TOOELETRANSCRIPT TOOELE TRANSCRIPT job description for the RR-1 to a Low Density (Published in the Tran- January 29, 2008. gory mercury. The ULLETIN ULLETIN B Sell Your Stuff! Call 882-0050 B Clerk 1 position Residential script Bulletin February James H. Woodall, waste that may be 7.Approval of Employee designation. 5, 2008) Trustee 10653 River shipped over the next Fitness Program 2.Consideration of a Front Parkway, Suite year has a volume of ap- 8.Approval of Public De- wall sign permit for the 290 South Jordan Ut proximately 1200 cubic fender Contract Maverik Store at 825 E 84095 (801)254-9450 feet. The technology 9.Council information Main Street. (800)245-1886 (Hotline) based treatment codes updates 3.Report from John Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00To forplacethis material yourare ei - classified 10.Adjourn Conway on progress at P.M. Signature/by: ther IMERC (incineration Jeremy Walker Clark Street Court. James H. Woodall, followed by recovery) or City Recorder 4.Consideration of a mi- Trustee R-164006ads inRMERC the(roasting/retort Tooele Transcript In compliance with the nor subdivision for Linda (Published in the Tran- followed by recovery). American with Disability Christensen & Sharon script Bulletin January Both of these treatment Act, Grantsville City will Bottleberghe to divide 29, February 5 & 12, codesBulletinare designed,to visit accommodate reason- one lot into two at 315 2008) recover the mercury able requests to assist East Main Street. metal from the waste. the disabled to partici- 5.Consideration of two www.tooeletranscript.com.Because this waste also pate in meetings. Re- (2) wall sign permits for contains radioactive iso- quest for assistance may the Dan Dansie dental topes, it would be unsafe be made by calling City office proposed in the toYourrecover adthe mercury will appear Hall at least 3 days in strip mall at 822 E Main and a follow-up amalga- advance of the meeting Street. mation treatment proc- that will be attended by 6. Proposed General ess wouldin thebe required print issue calling 884-3411. Plan amendment for Pat- prior to disposal. (Published in the Tran- rick Hearty from a “Rural The treatment variance script Bulletin February Residential – 2” designa- request,ofif theapproved, Transcript 5, 2008) tion to a “Rural Residen- would allow EnergySolu- tial – 1” designation for tions to treat the waste land he owns located at withBulletinan amalgamation, Tooele Valley approximately 600 N process that achieves Cooley Street. the Land Disposal Re- 7.Discussion and con- striction Extrarequirements and on the sideration of a proposed without the initial steps subdivision layout for of incinerationtooeletranscript.comor retort- Order yourGordie Fields. ing. This variance would 8.Consideration of a be valid for the one year concept plan P.U.D. on following approval. All fifty (50) acres of land other contaminants website!as- called Tuscany Village sociated with these for Gary and Annie Giles waste streams are either containing one hundred below Land Disposal Re- classified ads fifty-four (154) lots in an strictions or will be R-1-21 zone approxi- treated using EnergySo- mately 750 West Cherry lutions’ permitted stabili- Street (when extended). zation methods and will 9.Consideration of al- meet disposal require- lowing pole signs on lots ments at the Facility. Fi- less than 7 acres. nal disposal of the waste 10.Consideration of a is proposed to occur in conditional use permit the Mixed Waste Landfill for mortgage office Cell at the EnergySolu- s p a c e f o r T o d d tions Mixed Waste Facil- Castagno at 822 E. Main ity. Street. The treatment variance 11.Consideration of an request is available for Online!amendment to Chapter review at the Division of 21 Section 21.3.1(6) to Solid and Hazardous require a waiver state- Waste office, located in ment for the installation the Martha Cannon of curb gutter and side- Health Building, 288 walk on the final plat of North 1460 West, Salt any minor subdivision, Lake City, Utah, be- unless said improve- tween the hours of 8:00 ments are part of the a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and subdivision and bonded at other times upon re- for prior to recordation of quest. The public com- the final plat. ment period begins Feb- 12. Proposed amend- ruary 5, 2008, and will ment to Chapter 21 Sec- end on March 6, 2008. tion 21.4.2 (d) to amend Comments should be time frame for the re- addressed to Dennis R. cording of final plats Downs, Executive Sec- from ninety days to six retary, Utah Solid and months and add ability Hazardous Waste Con- to request an additional trol Board, P.O. Box six month extension for 144880, Salt Lake City, good cause. Utah 84114-4880. 13. Open and Public A hearing on this vari- Meetings Act training. ance request will be held 14. Report from the on February 21, 2007, at Council Liaison Member the Tooele County Todd Castagno. Courthouse at 7:30 p.m. 15.Approval of minutes Consideration of this re- of both the December quest will be made at the 13th and January 11th March 13, 2008 meeting business meetings. of the Utah Solid and 16.Open discussion. Hazardous Waste Con- 17.Adjourn. trol Board. DATED this 4th day of For additional informa- February, 2008. tion regarding the treat- Shauna Kertamus ment variance request Zoning Administrator contact Otis Willoughby All interested persons of the Department of En- are invited to attend and vironmental Quality, Divi- provide comment upon sion of Solid and Haz- these proposals. Written ardous Waste at comments will also be 538-6170. In compli- considered if submitted ance with the Americans to the Zoning Adminis- with Disabilities Act, indi- trator in advance of the viduals with special hearing. The current needs (including auxil- zoning Code and pro- iary communicative aids posed amendments may and services) should be reviewed at the contact Brooke Baker, Grantsville City Hall Office of Human Re- each weekday between sourcesat 536-4412 hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 (TDD 536-4414). p.m. Persons with dis- (Published in the Tran- abilities needing assis- script Bulletin February tance to participate in 5, 2008) this hearing should con- tact the Grantsville City Office at least 24 hours prior to the hearings. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 5, 2008) B8

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Better as many members as when the chamber was first start- continued from page B1 ed — it has endured for six decades. ber was roughly 60 people. Winn said in the ‘90s, more At one point in time, there people joined and brought were more individuals than enthusiasm back to the orga- businesses that belonged to nization. the chamber, because there When Winn came into the weren’t many businesses in chamber a little more than the area. two years ago, she wanted to While membership had emphasize tourism. been stagnant for several “Tourism is just a part of years, there were 65 new business as anything else,” members to the chamber just she said. “If we bring tourists, last year, bringing the total to they’ll shop at our stores, stay more than 300. at our hotels and eat at our “It [membership] chang- restaurants.” es almost daily, and at least For a while tourism money weekly,” Winn said. “So it’s a — which came from the res- milemarker. We have never taurant and room tax — was had over 300 members. It’s discontinued. During that great and we’re excited about time, there was no money to it.” send out visitor packets. Even though there were So Winn went to the coun- times when the chamber ty and asked for money to wasn’t as popular — like back go toward tourism, and since in the 1980s, when there were that time the Business and

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photography / Maegan Burr Meeting Earl Tate, owner of Tate Mortuary and a past president of the Chamber of Commerce, looks at scrapbooks before the chamber’s annual installation banquet W Saturday. Tate’s father, LaVar, was the first president of the chamber. IL N DLIF ATIO & Dinner E FEDER Visitor’s Guide packets have the chamber’s annual instal- people were worried about on honoring that milestone. th pm been sent out. lation banquet — which was growth, and in the ‘70s the “Everything will be in rec- February 16 , 6 “We of course promote held last Saturday night — issue was maintaining down- ognition and making a big tourism. That’s a part of she learned issues residents town. deal about it being the 60th at the Tooele National Guard Armory business,” she said. “Miller are concerned about today “We’re going through the anniversary, she said. 16 South 1st Street, Tooele Motorsports Park is a busi- are issues that the commu- same thing,” Winn said. “It’s In addition to all the reg- ness, but that is a huge tour- nity has dealt with in the just interesting how you look ular events the chamber is ist thing. Tourism and busi- past. back and see how they solved involved in putting togeth- Door Prizes • Raffle • Auction ness go hand in hand. They “We can learn from the the problem before, so when er, a new community-wide Show your support for our wildlife! just do and we can all benefit past,” she said. “Change is it happens again we’ll know event will be a barbecue held from that.” always good, but we’ve got to how to solve it.” this summer. $5 plus membership Winn said while looking remember we can learn from Since this year is the cham- “It’s our way of giving Membership $5 Single, $20 Family, $25 Corporate through old newspapers and the past.” ber’s 60th anniversary, events back,” she said. past meeting minutes for She said back in the ‘60s, throughout the year will focus [email protected] Everyone is invited. Call for more information 882-4767 or 882-6795 Subscribe Today • 882-0050 in combination planters, win- Quality dow boxes and flower beds, continued from page B1 making a vivid backdrop to spring tulips if planted in the ers of this Cape Daisy stay fall. open when conditions are Seeding or bedding plants cloudy. They are somewhat will be available in garden cold hardy, so you can plant centers this fall or spring. them a little earlier than many Allow 10 weeks from sowing annual plants and when fall seed to getting flowers or pur- arrives, the plants will recover chase transplants from nurs- from the first frosts provided eries. they are light. Place them in a The closest comparisons on spring garden when the dan- market are ‘Skippy Lavender/ ger of heavy frost is past. Yellow Face’ and ‘Panola ‘Asti White’ plants grow to Lavender’ about 17 to 20 inches tall and The third winner this year wide and plants tend to be is a vegetable, Eggplant F1, fairly uniform. Plant them ‘Hansel.’ If you find that large about a foot apart to fill a eggplants are just too big to flowerbed. With this growth deal with, or you need a small- habit, they also adapt very er plant for a container gar- well to containers. den or small areas, you’ll love The closest comparisons ‘Hansel.’ The plant produces on the market are ‘Sky and clusters of elongated finger- Ice’ and ‘Passion Mix.’ sized fruits with few seeds. Violas are always a favor- You get as much production, ite. They look like dainty but in smaller bundles. If you pansies and are sometimes don’t get out into your gar- referred to as Johnny-jump- den to harvest as often as you ups. These cool season plants would like, these plants will are best planted in the fall to continue to get larger with- winter over for an early spring out getting tough or bitter. bloom. When the heat hits, Edible size ranges from 3 to these plants tend to decline. 10 inches. However, the AAS winner, They also mature about 10 ‘Skippy XL Plum-Gold’ can days earlier than most egg- be expected to bloom from plants, about 55 days from spring’s chill to summer heat. transplanting into warm soil It features sunny gold faces after the danger of frost is with radiating black lines well past. These plants will known as whiskers. The gold- be available as seed to start en centers are surrounded indoors or as young bedding by plum shades. Typical for plants from nurseries. violas, the blooms are small, They grow to about 3 feet about 1-1/2 in diameter, but tall and 30 inches wide so they blossom profusely — a plant them about 2 feet characteristic that earned it apart. the AAS distinction. The closest comparisons These dainty plants grow 6 on market are ‘Little Fingers’ to 8 inches tall and fill in the and ‘Orient Express.’ same area. They are excellent

photo courtesy of All-America Selections Osteospermum ‘Asti-White’ is an All-America winner for 2008. It produces masses of white flowers that wave in the breezes on slender stems. They are well adapted to heat and dry conditions.