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by Suzanne Ashe Investigators got a tip, while work- child, were in the travel trailer at the the bombs is still unknown. He was ing on another case, that the suspect time. After the suspect was arrested, STAFF WRITER allegedly cooking peroxide bombs in Tooele City Police detectives have could make a bomb with enough a man and the child were released. a three-bay auto shop near the travel force to blow up a car, Wimmer said. Reeder is known to local law arrested a 46-year-old man on sus- trailer. The area was also allegedly Police staked out Reeder’s residence, enforcement as a suspected drug picion of making bombs with the used to test the bombs. and with the information gathered dealer. He’s been arrested several intent to distribute the devices. Police found mason jars filled with during the investigation, obtained an times, according to Lt. Jerry Mora potentially explosive material. According to Lt. Paul Wimmer, arrest warrant. of the Tooele County Detention “I think he’d build a bomb for any- Kevin Reeder was arrested in his “We just went up to the door, Center. one with a few bucks,” Wimmer said, home, a travel trailer on a lot at 319 knocked and he came out,” Wimmer The alleged bomb-making enter- adding that there was no indication East 600 North, on Saturday after- said. prise, however, was a surprise. Kevin Reeder noon. Two other people, including one Reeder’s possible motives for making SEE BOMB ON A9 Kennecott preps to scour Oquirrhs for more copper ore Company hopes to develop mines beyond Bingham Canyon by Mark Watson STAFF WRITER Kennecott Utah Copper workers will be scour- ing both sides of the Oquirrh Mountains over the next few years searching for major copper ore deposits to keep the company’s mining operation going strong past the year 2020. The explorations will take place throughout the summer on land the company already owns or is leasing from other entities. The search will be within the vicinity of the Bingham mine in Butterfield and Middle Canyons. The Bingham Canyon Mine on the east side of the mountain has enough ore to keep the company in copper until 2019 with its current mining plan, and there should be more ore underneath the current mine, said Louie Cononelos, public affairs specialist for Kennecott. “We have this large body of ore in Bingham Canyon which we’ve used since 1893. We’re doing some core drilling in the mine itself to see if there is more ore underneath the mine. If it is feasible we would either widen our open pit operation or use underground mining, Cononelos said. Despite the possibility of more ore in the current mine, Kennecott will continue to scour the Oquirrhs for other nearby mining locations. Cononelos would not pinpoint the exact locations of all targets, photography / Troy Boman but said the first area to be explored would be in Kennecott Utah Copper will do work this summer to find ore bodies underneath and surrounding its open pit mine in Bingham Canyon. The company also plans to do exploratory mapping searches in Butterfield and Middle canyons in the hope of finding a future mine. SEE KENNECOTT ON A4 I-80 road work slows drive Trial set for time throughout summer teacher in sex by Joshua Figueira “Most of the work is in the abuse case STAFF WRITER west-bound lanes, though there Roadwork on I-80 near the will be some spill-over into the by Suzanne Ashe Kenncott Copper Pond that east-bound side in the later stag- STAFF WRITER has been bottlenecking evening es of the project,” he said. A former East Elementary commuters on their way back to UDOT resident engineer third-grade teacher will stand Tooele County is likely to con- Dallas Linford said travel restric- trial for allegedly fondling his tinue through August, accord- tions will vary depending on students in class after eight boys ing to the Utah Department of time of day. appeared in 3rd District Court Transportation. “Westbound I-80 will be on Friday to give testimony as The project, which began restricted to one lane during part of a preliminary hearing. June 18, involves demolition daytime hours,” said Linford. The young witnesses echoed the and replacement of several dete- “At night, westbound I-80 will same story three of their class- riorating sections of roadway, be closed in the area to allow mates had given the court on called panels. The work is not demolition and replacement of May 30. part of a larger UDOT project, concrete panels. Traffic will be The testimony convinced but rather a targeted road “reha- detoured to SR-201 during the Judge Mark Kouris the state’s bilitation” effort, according to closures.” case against Christopher Burton, UDOT project manager Matthew The roadway will close night- 26, who has been charged with Zundell. ly from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., said eight counts of aggravated sex- “The construction will be Zundel. ual abuse of a child, is strong file photo limited to the stretch of I-80 UDOT officials anticipate enough for trial. Burton has been A fire burns next to SR-112 last year. New stringent fire restrictions are aimed at curbing wildfires between mile markers 107 and the daytime lane restrictions in the Tooele County Detention 108 in Tooele County,” said will cause delays between 5 during the dry summer months in the western third of the state. Center since his arrest on April Zundel. “We’re replacing the and 10 minutes each way. The 26 following a joint investigation panels, cutting out the concrete overnight closures, however, by Tooele City Police investi- slabs that have failed, and laying will have a more significant Fire restrictions in effect after gators and the Tooele County new panels.” impact. I-80 motorists traveling Sheriffs Department. Zundel said the cause of the to Tooele County after 8 p.m. On Friday, witnesses from concrete failure was unclear, will be forced to take the 5600 early season rash of wildfires Burton’s class and another third- West exit south to SR-201, which but speculated that high traffic by Sarah Miley developed recreation site, or in an area with at grade class testified that on dif- and environmental conditions reconnects with I-80 after the ferent occasions Burton put STAFF WRITER least 3 feet of barren or cleared mineral soil. may have contributed to the construction zone. The detour Dry vegetation, soaring temperatures and the Using any fireworks, tracer ammunition, or them on his lap, put his hands problem. could add as much as 20 min- approach of the traditional fireworks season other incendiary devices is also banned. A per- in their pockets and touched “I-80 tends to take a beating utes of drive time from Salt Lake has prompted fire officials to issue extreme fire mit is also required to cut, weld or grind metal their genitals. Other evidence with the kind of truck loads that to Tooele. restrictions for Tooele County and all areas of in areas of dry vegetation. presented included that Burton it gets and the salt water from Zundel also said because of the state west of I-15. “These restrictions are in force until rescind- would read personal e-mail mes- the lake reacting with the con- the nature of the project, pass- The restrictions, put in force yesterday, for- ed, which normally occurs at the end of the fire sages to the class — messages crete,” said Zundell. “Sometimes ing motorists may see periods of bid open fires of any kind, excluding campfires season sometime in October,” said Jim Springer, that made some students feel the concrete just crumbles.” apparent inactivity. in fire pits and grills in designated campgrounds spokesman for the Division of Forestry, Fire uncomfortable. Replacing the crumbling con- “The concrete needs time to and picnic areas. Smoking is not allowed, except The investigation began when crete necessitates lane restric- cure,” said Zundel. “Because the in an enclosed vehicle, camp trailer or building, SEE FIRE ON A9 tions, Zundel said. SEE I-80 ON A9 SEE TRIAL ON A5

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 26, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast USU lab handles animal autopsies, killer bear Local Weather LOGAN, Utah (AP) — The 300-pound bear that killed an Tue 11-year-old boy was examined 93/60 at a Utah State University 6/26 laboratory where veterinary Mainly sunny. Hot. High 93F. pathologists perform about 700 animal autopsies a year. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. Utah State is home to the state’s largest branch of the national veterinary diagnostic laboratory. It has pulleys and Wed heavy-duty tables to handle 94/63 just about any post-mortem 6/27 analysis. A giraffe and even a whale have been examined at Sunshine. Highs in the mid 90s the lab, about 85 miles north and lows in the low 60s. of Salt Lake City. “The things we did (with the bear) are things we do all the time,” lab director Tom Thu Baldwin said. “In this case, it 94/63 was sadder than normal days 6/28 because of the circumstanc- es.” Sunny. Highs in the mid 90s and The first priority at the lab lows in the low 60s. was examining the black bear that dragged Sam Ives from a ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content tent on June 17 and killed him Service in American Fork Canyon in Utah County. The bear was Temps / Precipitation pursued with hunting dogs Date High Low (prec./inches) and fatally shot the following day. AP photo / Meegan M. Reid June 21 95 66 The bear’s body was dissect- Dr. Tom Baldwin (left) is shown at the Utah State University veterinary laboratory last Wednesday in Logan, as fellow veterinary pathologist Dr. June 22 98 70 ed in a large, warehouse-like Ramona Skirpstunas tests a canine for rabies in the background. Baldwin spoke about the procedures used by the university’s veterinary diag- June 23 95 69 room. A veterinary pathologist nostic laboratory to examine a black bear that was responsible for the death of an 11-year-old boy in American Fork Canyon last week. June 24 92 68 examined the organs for dis- after seeing early results. The lab can look at toxins best interpretation of what’s “It is very similar to human June 25 88 59 ease and inspected the stom- If there were health prob- in the bear’s blood or culture happening,” Baldwin said. medicine,” Baldwin said of Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer ach to confirm it was the ani- lems, they likely would have pathogens in body fluids. The Most tests done at the lab the work. for the National Weather Service, reports mal that killed the boy. Also, that his recording station at 139 S. Main been revealed in the necropsy, newest equipment at the lab involve thousands of tissue The only animals the lab tissue samples were taken received no precipitation between June 21 he said. examines DNA, allowing for samples and blood vials taken doesn’t take are non-human and 25 and a total of 0.71 inches in June. and tested for signs of illness- For the water year, which began Oct. es, such as rabies, pneumonia The bear’s carcass is being faster diagnoses of many ill- from livestock. The lab last primates — chimpanzees, 1, 2006, Tooele has received 11.84 inches and hepatitis. kept in a freezer in case more nesses. year screened 68,000 cattle for gorillas, monkeys — which of precipitation. The normal for the year is “I don’t suspect that we’ll tests are needed. It eventually “I view it as trying to piece brucellosis, which can cause can easily spread disease to 19.09 inches of precipitation. find disease,” Baldwin said will be incinerated. together a puzzle to give my fever, joint pain and fatigue. people. Pollen Count The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma pollen count for June 26, 2007, Utah hoping for increase in is as follows: Notice of 4th of July If it happens here, Cattail — Extremely High read about it here. Grass — High minority college enrollment Newspaper Deadlines Mold — High by Brock Vergakis establishing a mentoring pro- Plantain — Low TOOELETRANSCRIPT Linden — Low ASSOCIATED PRESS gram; and developing a public The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin will be closed BULLETIN Chenopods — Low SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — relations campaign. Wednesday, July 4, for the 4th of July holiday. 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TUESDAY June 26, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 New Grantsville city recorder brings local experience and passion to post by Joshua Figueira All of those experiences, said been dealt with before. The city STAFF WRITER Walker, motivated him to stay is changing, it’s needs are chang- Jeremy Walker has it good, and politically informed, even while ing, and we [the recorder’s office] he knows it. his professional career was taking have to adapt to that change. The 32-year-old Tooele County a different path. But what makes his job so chal- native has managed to do some- After graduating from college, lenging, is also what makes it thing many working professionals Walker moved to Las Vegas to exciting and fulfilling, he said. only dream about: He landed a job take a job as a CPA. He spent “The local level is where the that combines his natural abili- a total of a year and a half in individual can have the most ties with his personal interests. Nevada, including a stint with effect,” he said. “At the state level Walker, a CPA and former cor- Deloitte & Touche, one of the you may be one of many, but at the porate controller, was appointed “big five” global accounting firms. local level you are one of a few, to the office of Grantsville City Eventually, Walker made his way and you can have a real impact. Recorder last month, replacing back to Utah and took a position Local government is the most the retiring Wendy Palmer, who with Pinnock, Robbins, Posey & important form of government.” had held the job for the past 15 Richins, the accounting firm that That’s why Walker, the newest years. audits Grantsville City. government official in Grantsville, Walker grew up in Pine Canyon “That’s how I became aware offered this advice: “Learn how before attending Southern Utah Wendy Palmer was going to retire,” the government works, learn who University, where he earned his he said. “As the job description [for the players are and what they bachelor’s and master’s degrees her replacement] evolved, I real- do. Get involved. That’s how you photography / Troy Boman New Grantsville City Recorder Jeremy Walker speaks with former recorder Wendy Palmer in accounting. He said growing ized that it was a perfect fit, and I make a difference.” Tuesday. up in a small town taught him approached the city about how to [email protected] the importance of being involved submit my resume.” in community affairs, and attri- The city agreed that it butes his penchant for politics to was a good match, and the unique dynamics of his home- last month Walker official- town. ly took the reins. He is “Growing up in Pine Canyon responsible for overseeing was an unusual situation,” he said. the day-to-day business “The only government we really affairs of the city. Among had was the water district, which other things, he handles my father was involved with. If a the archiving of all city water line broke, everyone had to records, including minutes pitch in, or the problem wouldn’t and agendas from all city get fixed. It really helped me meetings, issues of legal understand the impact of an indi- compliance such as fil- vidual at a young age.” ing procedural paperwork Walker said the political sci- with county and state enti- ence classes he took at Tooele ties, and of course, the High, where he was a multi-sport accounting. letterman, helped to further his Because Grantsville understanding of municipal gov- does not have a financial Register to ernment. director, Walker is also win a 30 minute “My high school classes taught intricately involved in the me more about how government budgeting process. massage from works, and motivated me to get He said the biggest Anna’s personally involved,” he said. challenge he faces as city Massage At SUU Walker served on the recorder is trying to keep student council for two years, and up with Grantsville’s rapid was instrumental in establishing growth. “Growth presents the university’s political institute, a variety of challenges,” now known as the Leavitt Center said Walker. “Every day for Politics and Public Service. He you come to work and also interned in the Washington, you may have to deal D.C., offices of Sen. Orrin Hatch. with an issue that’s never Sobriety test regarded 7 pm as unconstitutional Thursday by Debbie Hummel where another officer, Kevin June 28 ASSOCIATED PRESS Wright, gave sobriety tests SALT LAKE CITY (AP) and arrested the suspected — The Utah Supreme Court drunken driver. ruled Friday that a suspect- A judge upheld the arrest ed drunken driver who was and the evidence. Worwood, Are you ready to help your family get ﬁt? stopped in a remote canyon who had prior alcohol-related and taken to an off-duty offi- offenses, eventually pleaded cer’s home for sobriety tests guilty but was not sentenced was illegally detained. while the case was appealed. You & your friends are invited to In a 4-1 decision, the court The Supreme Court said the said the detention violated off-duty officer’s suspicion Mitchell Worwood’s Fourth was reasonable, but the rest Amendment protection of the detention exceeded the against unreasonable search constitutional bounds of an Join us for a relaxing Girls’ Night Out and seizure. investigative stop. The result: The sobriety “We are doing all we can tests can’t be used, and the to keep drunk drivers off case likely will be dismissed the road. We think the offi- when returned to 4th District cer acted reasonably here,” Thursday, June 28 from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Court in Nephi, his attorney Assistant Attorney General predicted. Fred Voros said in a statement. Miller Motorsports Park Clubhouse “They now have very little “Unfortunately the record was if any evidence,” Scott Card a little sparse in this case.” 2901 N. Sheep Lane said. And it’s that missing infor- From Sheep Lane, turn west at the main entrance. Take a quick left and go through the On June 20, 2003, an off-duty mation that Associate Chief Utah Highway Patrol trooper Justice Michael Wilkins noted gate. The clubhouse is on the hill. encountered Worwood stand- in his dissent. ing by a truck that was par- He said there could have tially blocking a dirt road up been safety concerns or other Deep Canyon near Levan, factors that led to Wright’s about 80 miles south of Salt decision to move Worwood Family Fitness Lake City. down the canyon. But even Worwood then got into the without knowing those fac- Taught by Dr. John Douglas, Orthopaedic Surgeon truck to pull it to the side tors, Wilkins believes the off- of the road, and the officer, duty officer acted properly. & Lauren Douglas, Fitness Instructor Korey Wright, stopped. The four justices in the He didn’t identify himself, majority said the benefits of Dr. Douglas & his wife, Lauren, will present tips for but Wright said Worwood throwing out the evidence getting the entire family active & ways to avoid sports “knew who he was” because outweighed the social costs. they come from the same small Wilkins, however, said driving injuries. community in Juab County. under the influence of alcohol Wright said he smelled or drugs is the greater social alcohol and found Worwood’s evil at issue. speech slurred, so he told him Worwood also had an alco- To reserve your space call 843-3690 or visit he should be checked by an hol-breath test. It was not part on-duty trooper. of the appeal but still can’t be www.mountainwestmc.com. Wright drove Worwood to used against him, Card, his the off-duty officer’s house, attorney, said. Dr. John Douglas Click on Healthy Woman. Then click on upcoming Orthopaedic Surgeon programs (at the top). Next click on the event title. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 26, 2007 Company denies scam accusations, says promised Kennecott newsletter was delayed continued from page A1 by Sarah Miley industry who bought advertis- Butterfield Canyon. STAFF WRITER ing space but never saw their “Outside the mine, we have tar- A controversial newsletter for ads printed. He called Higgins geted six or seven locations in the union employees advertising of Union Communications to Oquirrhs to look for mineralization,” businesses in Tooele County complain about the problem. Cononelos said. “In these areas, will not be printed after sev- Higgins said, “I told him we will bring in a survey crew and eral real estate and mortgage [Prows] flat out, ‘We have a go through a process of geophysi- brokers labeled the publication problem that we’re rectifying cal mapping. That means clearing a scam. and everything has been on away the brush for a two-to-three- Last week, several local hold until it’s been resolved foot wide patch, and then stretching business owners claimed and then the newsletter will be out electrical cable. A charge is then to have been contacted by a printed.’” shot down through the ground to woman who said she was part Prows said, “He told me that determine areas of mineralization. of the Mississippi-based Union they had a rogue employee that The technique is similar to sonar or Communications: American was making all of these false radar.” Federation of Government claims and that this employee “If the mapping comes back and Employees Local #2185. The had been fired.” there may be ore there, we would woman reportedly contacted Prows send out a fraud e- bring in a drilling rig and start taking mainly real estate and mort- mail alert to the Tooele County core samples. We establish a drilling gage brokers offering advertis- Chamber of Commerce as well pad and then go down 50 feet at a ing space in a union newsletter as other business people in his time and lift a core sample out and to be sent out to past and pres- industry, notifying them of his analyze it,” Cononelos said. ent government employees in experience. Kennecott was also test-drilling the area. The brokers became Lee Lemmon, president of last year in the Stockton area. concerned they had been taken the American Federation of “Even if we find mineralization, it in a scam when their checks Government Employees Local takes years to start mining. For every were cashed but the newsletter #2185, said he ended his com- 300 targets only one becomes work- was never printed. pany’s contract with Union able,” Cononelos said. The company behind the Communications last month Jim Springer, information officer for the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and newsletter, however, said because of complaints about Mining, said Kennecott would be sub- the publication was simply the newsletter. ject to all current environmental reg- delayed, and that the reason But Carol Haddock, an agent ulations and permitting should they for the problem was an inde- with RE/MAX Platinum, said engage in new mining operations. pendent contractor. she spoke to a woman from the “Kennecott is a bit complicated “We have a good name and same company last week who because they have been there so long we’re trying to protect our offered her an exclusive adver- that some of their processes preced- name, and unfortunately we tising opportunity. Haddock ed current regulations,” said Springer. had an independent contrac- said she did not make a com- “They’ve taken great pains recently tor who got greedy and caused mitment to advertise. to be a good neighbor and take care “I don’t deny there was problems, but we’re taking of the environment by cleaning up some misrepresentation,” said care of that,” said Greg Higgins, waste piles and reclaiming mined Higgins, who has promised to operations manager of Union land. Some of their waste drop piles refund the money of those who Communications. “She is no have existed for years.” longer working for us.” purchased the ads if they pro- Back in the 1990s, the state of Utah Charles Prows, a local mort- vide proof of payment. But, he photography / Troy Boman found that homes had been built Kennecott Utah Copper is in the processing of drilling deeper into its Bingham Canyon Mine gage lender, said the woman said, “Because of Prows’ over- on former flood plains contaminated promised him an inside front exuberance, the publication in search of more copper. The company also plans a more thorough search of the Oquirrh with high levels of lead and arsenic, Mountains for ore deposits. cover ad and that he would be will no longer be printed. He presumably from Kennecott’s min- one of only two mortgage lend- has made undue accusations ing operations. Areas of concern demand for copper in the United States, ent company. Rio Tinto also operates cop- ers in Tooele County offered and basically destroyed a situa- were Bingham Creek, Bingham Reservoir, China and India. per mines in Chile, Indonesia, Australia space in the newsletter. Prows tion we could have corrected.” Butterfield Canyon, Herriman and the “Our profitability after taxes was $1.8 and South Africa, and the company mines said he paid $1,350 in April for For questions about a South Jordan evaporation ponds. billion,” he said. The profits represent 20 other precious metals throughout the that inside front cover ad but refund on the newsletter Cononelos indicated 2006 was a banner percent to 25 percent of total profits for world. never saw the newsletter. advertisements, call Union year for Utah Kennecott Copper with high Rio Tinto, Kennecott’s London-based par- [email protected] Since that time, Prows said Communications at 866-566- he discovered others in the 8505 or 662-566-8558. local mortgage and real estate [email protected] See MILLIONS of listings at www.tooelehomesonline.com! Well maybe justTHOUSANDS!

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TUESDAY June 26, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Stop in and see the great new stuff G-ville martial arts studio vandalized for third time we have, including seaside, beach and by Natalie Tripp around barefoot and this is a Fourth of July décor! CORRESPONDENT hazard.” A taekwondo martial arts Broadwater doesn’t think the studio on Main Street in window shootings are a hate Grantsville had its front win- crime and he has not received dow shot out last Friday for the any negative attention toward third time in less than a year. the studio. “I just want to know who’s “It’s just our luck that we been doing it, or if anyone have the biggest windows in saw the crime,” said Michael town and they break easily,” he Broadwater, the instructor at said. “It’s probably a kid just the studio. goofing off while driving by. The studio has 60 students. These windows shatter into a Teachers are volunteers, and thousand tiny pieces — proba- tuition covers just enough to bly looks really cool. Nothing’s pay for the essentials, accord- ever been stolen, and I’m sure ing to Broadwater. That makes it’s not one of my own stu- repairing the repeated van- dents. This is their sanctuary, dalism a costly undertaking. they take care of it.” Broadwater had to buy the A report filed by Grantsville In-Stock supplies and repair the win- City Police noted that officers dow himself on Saturday. did not locate any pellets, bul- Furniture Wood bar stools ...... $9.99 Large, square coffee table Green country cupboard...... $325 The first window was blown lets or other objects that could on casters ...... $150 out at the end of August last have caused the damage. Handmade, hand-carved Glass side tables from...... $22 year and cost $500 to replace. There is a security camera bench w/storage...... $325 Black corner cabinet...... $160 Trestle table w/2 benches ...... $549 Handmade hall tree w/storage $260 Nightstand w/hand-painted The second time was in on the far east corner of the Baker’s rack...... $99 December, and besides the building, and it will be viewed Rustic, black dining set...... $375 dragonfly...... $120 Large, tri-fold mirror...... $130 $500 to replace the window, to find any useful information. Dining table w/four benches....$549 Dresser w/hand-painted the heating bill also escalated At this time, there is no suspect Twin headboard w/rails, mattress butterflies...... $225 Handmade pedestal tables ...... $199 as Broadwater tried to keep and the case will remain open. and box spring...... $250 Off-white buffet...... $337.50 Bookshelf...... $58 the studio warm enough for The studio is located on 110 students to train in. W. Main, right across from 1 N. Main Street • Tooele • 882-0650 “We’ve had to pay at least Grantsville Elementary School. Monday - Friday 10:30-6:30 | Saturday 10-6 $1,500 by now and every time If you have any information it’s coming out of the school’s regarding the vandalism of the tuition, our pockets, or being Grantsville Taekwondo studio funded by the building owner,” please contact local authorities he said. “It’s been especially at 884-6881. Homeowner’s annoying in the sense that we “I’ve become a pro at board- Find out have to vacuum eight or nine ing up windows,” Broadwater photography / Maegan Burr how you can save Warning times and then sweep the floor added. “But I wouldn’t com- Michael Broadwater repairs the front window of his taekwondo studio in to make sure it’s clean of the plain if I never had to do it Grantsville on Friday. The window has been shot out by vandals three glass. We’ve got people running again.” times already this year. Avoid the Heating $2150 & Cooling On A New Cooling and Industry’s “Bait’em Gary Searle asked each wit- “And he took his hands out of lose his temper. It was only & Switch’em” Trial ness if they were making up my pockets.” after allegations by other boys Heating System. Plus, continued from page A1 their statements. Each boy Defense attorneys Tara in Burton’s class surfaced that 12 month financing on Traps... said no. Several of the witness- Isaacson and Walter Bugden the witness asked her son if he approved credit. the first alleged victim, a boy es testified they liked Burton questioned the mother of one had been molested. from the adjacent class, told as a teacher. One student said alleged victim. In an emotional East Elementary School his parents on March 31 that Burton made learning fun. testimony, she said her son Principal Mark Brunsdale tes- Chances are you’ve seen the, “How To Get Central Air Free When You Buy A New High Efficiency Furnace” or “Or act now and get your air conditioner for Burton had touched him inap- The witnesses also testified started getting stomach aches tified he had warned Burton at $1,995!” These are the same “Dog and Pony Shows” that some heating and propriately. His parents later that they warned other stu- and would throw up either the end of the last school year cooling contractors in The Valley use about this time every year to get into related the incident to police. dents not to sit on Burton’s before school or during class, to set boundaries with his stu- your home. And I’m almost certain that you’re as sick of hearing it as I am! The day after allegations were lap. forcing her to keep him home. dents and to not be alone with “I’m Jason Harris, General Manager of Harris Air Systems. The fact of the matter is any made, spring break began. The One witness said he was “I told him that if he didn’t students. Burton taught sixth heating & cooling company can give you the same deal if not better. You see, some heating & Tooele County School District grade for two years at East cooling contractors can get pretty creative trying to drum up business in the Spring just to get called to Burton’s desk and stop throwing up, he was going into your home and tell you they’re out of the system advertised and subject you to the same suspended Burton after hear- asked by the teacher why he to have to repeat Burton’s before requesting a younger pricing you can get from any dealer in the Valley. So when you hear something that is too good ing of the allegations. He did was talking so much in class. class,” the witness said, adding class. Last fall was his first to be true…It probably is!” Jason Harris General Manager Harris Air Systems not return to the classroom Then Burton put the boy on that her son did stop throw- year teaching third grade. following spring break. He was his lap and put his hands in the ing up but began to wet the Burton will enter a plea July Right Now put on leave and later fired. boy’s pockets. bed, broke out with eczema 10. You can legitimately save up to $2150 on a system installed by a company that has Deputy County Attorney “I stiffened up,” the boy said. on his face and would often [email protected] been working in your neighborhood for over 15 years now. And because we’ll make sure you know all of your options so you can choose which one will best fit your budget, you’ll likely save More Time & Money with Harris Air over any In climate change debate, all eyes turn to California bait’em and switch’em contractor. by Samantha Young There’s a reason for the state’s gave California the ability to set requires California to reduce ASSOCIATED PRESS progressiveness. California, the its own air pollution controls. emissions by an estimated 25 per- world’s eighth largest economy, is SACRAMENTO (AP) — In Four decades later, it is using that cent by 2020 — an estimated 174 272 N. Broadway, Tooele California, environmentalism has the world’s 12th largest producer special authority to make its own million metric tons. never been a dirty word. of greenhouse gases. strides on global warming. Absent federal leadership, at 882-1069 It celebrates tree-sitters like Global warming is expected to Last fall, Republican Gov. least 15 states are exploring their Julia Butterfly Hill, who spent have a profound effect on the Arnold Schwarzenegger signed own strategies for reducing the two years on top of a giant red- nation’s most populous state, legislation that imposed the first gases blamed for global warming. wood. And its laws protect geck- home to one of every eight statewide cap on greenhouse They include increasing renew- A Division of Harris Air Systems os, yellow-billed cuckoos and the Americans. Rising temperatures gases, garnering worldwide atten- able energy, selling agricultural Mohave ground squirrel. threaten to diminish its water tion for a move that put California carbon credits and encouraging No Gimmicks…Just The Facts supply, increase flooding and While sometimes ridiculed for at odds with the Bush administra- energy efficiency. It’s a move- From A Harris Trained Professional! its granola image and left-leaning fuel more intense wildfires, while tion. ment Schwarzenegger recently tendencies, California also has parts of its famed coastline will The law, written by Democrats, described as “hip” and “sexy.” be inundated by rising sea levels. set the agenda for clean air, clean Agriculture, its No. 1 industry, water and other health standards also could suffer, even putting that later become the norm in California’s famed wine country Researchers Design Technology That Treats Herniated Discs Without Surgery middle America. It was the first at risk. to kick smokers out of bars, order Community Awareness Program Makes Technology available for people with serious back problems A wide majority of residents tailpipe smog checks and put support steps to curb the state’s warnings on beer. * If you have been told you may need back surgery or if contribution to climate change. A Today, the state where drivers 2006 survey by the Public Policy you already had surgery but you still have the pain…. of hybrid cars cruise solo in the Institute of California found “THIS MAY BE THE ANWSWER YOU HAVE carpool lane serves as the tem- that eight in 10 residents believe BEEN LOOKING FOR” plate for other states on global global warming will be a very or warming policy. Even the federal somewhat serious threat to the What does the DRX9000 do? government has been forced to state’s future economy and qual- take notice. ity of life. Two-thirds said the The DRX9000 is a device that decompresses herniated The U.S. Supreme Court state should address the issue. or degenerated discs by gently pulling and separating recently endorsed California’s “I think all of us can just live a the vertebral bones that are compressing the disc. This strategy to regulate greenhouse little better,” said Julie Cozzolino, separation reverses the pressure in the disc which takes gases from vehicles. That vali- a teacher who was loading grocer- the pressure off the nerves and allows healing. dates the state’s claim that the ies into her Honda Civic hybrid emissions should be classified as after shopping at a natural foods air pollutants over the objections co-op in Sacramento. “My big- Does it hurt? of the Bush administration. gest concern is people should get No- The treatment is very comfortable and most people At least a dozen other states their heads out of the sand. It’s actually fall asleep. Many people suffering with debili- are expected to follow suit should amazing to me that people don’t tating back or leg pain Caused by herniated disc tell us the Environmental Protection assume any responsibility.” the only relief they have had for months is when they are on the DRX9000. Agency give California the right The state’s sheer size, its eco- to limit auto emissions. A final nomic diversity and variable decision is expected later this geography present scientists and Does it really work? year. policy makers with a unique place The DRX9000 is FDA cleared. It has no dangerous side effects and our program works Meanwhile, the state is polish- to observe the changes wrought for 8 out of 10 people! Many have become 100% pain free after months or even years ing a new law that would bar by climate change, and to craft of severe pain. Research studies have shown significant changes in symptoms as well as its utilities from buying electric- potential solutions. changes on MRI. Our program is not for everyone, but for most people with herniated or Dr. Dev Brown ity from out-of-state coal plants It’s an influential role that that don’t meet certain emissions California has demonstrated in degenerated discs it is the most effective treatment available. standards. Coal produces more the past, becoming the nation’s carbon dioxide than any other de-facto lab for environmental What are Doctor Brown’s patients saying? commonly used U.S. fuel source. policy. “I had pain in my hip and down my right leg for about 25 years. I had taken prescriptions and bed rest but “California definitely has been California lawmakers enacted nothing was helping. Everything I did was painful. Since being on the DRX I can sleep, walk, and work with- an early leader on a wide variety the first rules to reduce smog and of environmental issues, and I required utilities to use alterna- out constant pain. There was no pain with the treatment and now I am almost pain free and can do normal think that leadership has been tive energy. State standards led things!” -David P. continuing on global warming,” industry to develop more efficient said Judi Greenwald, a director refrigerators and air conditioners, “For over five months I had terrible pain down my left leg. I had tried several other things including steroid at the nonprofit Pew Center on as well as the catalytic converter. injections, but nothing worked. Since treatment on the DRX9000 I have had a remarkable difference. I would Global Climate Change, a nonpar- Recognizing the state’s pio- recommend Dr. Brown’s clinic to anyone.” –Tony B. tisan group based in Arlington, neering status on environmental Va. issues, Congress in the 1960s Limited Offer: Call by July 6 for a FREE evaluation. Be one of the first Subscribe Today • 882-0050 10 to call and get ALL necessary X-rays FREE. Call 435-882-7200 Offer ends July 6. A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 26, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Carelessness is the spark that destroys during wildfire season It’s still early days as far as the summer season is concerned and already we’ve seen a rash of major wildfires across the county. Crews from almost every town fire department in the area have responded to calls, as have firefighters from the BLM, state and national forest services, and the military. Tens of thousands of acres have been burned out already, and many experts say it’s shaping up to be one of the most combustible summers on record. Yesterday, severe fire restrictions went into effect for all areas of Utah west of I-15. The restrictions essentially forbid outdoor smoking, building fires anywhere besides an approved fire pit or grill in a campground, setting off any fireworks, and cutting or welding near dry vegetation. The restrictions are mainly in response to below average precipitation this winter and spring, which has left the driest part of the state a veritable tinder box. Those conditions, plus temperatures hover- ing near 100 degrees and high winds, have created a “perfect storm” for wildfires. But even the driest kindling needs a spark to burn, and too often that spark is human carelessness. The military learned that lesson recently when an Air Force drone crashed on Dugway Proving Ground lands and the resultant fire consumed some 30,000 acres — an area only LETTERS TO THE EDITOR slightly smaller than Bryce Canyon National Park. Some target shooters, too, learned that lesson when they set a fire on the west side of the Crack down on real pet problems on animal control officers, and higher costs to Stansbury Mountains that burned out 1,700 acres on its way over to the After reading the “Tooele to crack down taxpayers. Even America’s largest cities don’t LETTERS POLICY east side of the range. have such strict pet limits, but instead punish on pet limits” article (June 19), I suddenly felt The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- According to officials with the state interagency fire department, irresponsible pet owners of nuisance animals like a lowly, lawbreaking scoundrel. True, at ters to the editor from readers. Letters many fires get started by target shooters and engines that create a on a case-by-case basis. The solution, as even this moment I only have two dogs, but not must be no longer than 250 words, spark, including some ATVs. Other than that, the list of careless fire long ago I may well have been on the “Most big cities have discovered, is to require that civil in tone, written exclusively for starters is a roundup of the usual suspects — kids playing with matches, Wanted” list for having too many animals. all animals be spayed or neutered unless the the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- campers building a bonfire rather than a campfire, someone who threw There are a few things that trouble me about owner purchases a breeder’s permit. The nied by the writer’s name, address and a smoke bomb in a field of grass, a cigarette smoker in the canyons. this law and the enforcement thereof. First, societal costs of pet overpopulation should phone number. Priority will be given to None of these folks mean to destroy, but they do. it seems a bit out of step for Tooele, which be born by the people causing the problem, letters that refer to a recent article in Thus far, we’ve been fortunate that wildfires haven’t harmed people has always seemed to pride itself on personal not all pet owners. We can’t even get laws on the newspaper. All letters may be sub- or consumed homes. But with so much new construction in the county rights and freedoms. I know many people the books in this state to appropriately pun- ject to editing. — much of it encroaching on wildfire prone lands — our luck may not with three to four dogs and cats. As long as ish violent perpetrators who torture animals, hold out during the hot, dry summer ahead. Better we exercise extreme they’re taken care of and not running loose, I but Tooele sees fit to make criminals out of Letters written to thank an individual caution outdoors to make sure we’re not the careless spark that causes fail to see much of a problem. I do find it a bit responsible pet owners. It’s unbelievable that, or organization should be submitted for the next wildfire. funny that suddenly the animal control folk with Tooele City Animal Control’s small staff “Notes of Appreciation” have the manpower and time to literally go and limited budget, they can find the time to door to door “educating” folk about the law. go door-to-door taking nose counts, but can’t Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of I’d much rather see this time go towards deal- find the time to punish animal abusers. general interest should contact Editor ing with those people who do cause problems Cheryl Smith GUEST OPINION Jeff Barrus directly via the contact with their animals. On my street alone, there Salt Lake City information at the top of this page. are often several dogs running loose. In the We cannot settle for anything past when I’ve called to complain about bark- Mining must not start again E-mail: [email protected] ing dogs at all hours, I’ve gotten little, if any, I am writing this letter in response to a trip Fax: (435) 882-6123 response. Calls regarding other issues with our family made to see the Kennecott Copper Mail: Letters to the Editor less than victory in Iraq war abandoned dogs have also gone waiting until mine. I grew up in Tooele, and while growth Tooele Transcript Bulletin I called and again expressed my displeasure. P.O. Box 390 o hear going so far as to seemingly revel is inevitable, I was saddened to see that it Yet, now, they have time to go door to door? Senate in any bad news, such as hun- appears Kennecott is testing yet more areas Since the law hasn’t been really enforced for majority to mine. While the mine has been an attrac- T dreds of Iraqis killed in a market years, perhaps it should be amended to allow needs boys found in a Baghdad orphanage leader Harry tion that we all have marveled at through or U.S. soldiers being killed by an extra animal or two, and enforcement of this past week. It is never easy to see such a Reid, D-Nev., the years, it has destroyed a mountain and spectacular IED attacks. It makes the real problems of loose and nuisance ani- graphic manifestation of abuse and inhumane state from the poisoned the water and lands surrounding me wonder if correspondents and mals should be stepped up. treatment, but it is even more disheartening steps of the it. Once the mine spreads, as it looks like it news anchors from CNN, ABC, such behavior in the treatment and care of Capitol building Todd J. Emery will, we will lose yet more of our beautiful CBS and NBC would rather live innocent children. As the “War on Terror” that the war we Tooele mountains, water resources, and the wildlife under Islamic sharia law. They wages forward and the U.S. occupation of are engaged in that thrives in the area. Losing our moun- seem to be much more sympa- Iraq continues, one thing is clear: War is ugly. is lost is an out- tains and resources is like losing a loved one thetic with the terrorists than our Return dogs only when it’s safe Regardless of your personal, political or reli- rage. Imagine Jaromy Jessop After Reading Heidi Mills letter to the edi- — they only live on in your memories. Do we own soldiers. gious ideology, war is inherently messy and if the coach of CORRESPONDENT tor (“Is leash law enough?” June 12) about really want the beauty of Tooele to be just a Our esteemed senators give aid we are too often reminded of the potential an NFL team stated that before her daughter being attacked by the neighbor’s memory that our children will never get to and comfort to the enemy when baseness of mankind. However, this incident a big game he felt that his team dog, I think that anyone who has a dog that experience? The very thing we have all grown is also a reminder of the potential humanity had lost the game. That coach they suggest that the war is lost. is going to attack should be required to have up and enjoyed will be gone if we are not and great service that is being performed by would be fired for sure. How are If Senator Reid really believes a good dog run so the animal will not harm careful about preserving it. The beauty of our the servicemen and women of this nation the soldiers in the field supposed this, it is his duty to move to cut town is fast dwindling with the expansion of those in the area. The run should be in place and its allies. Despite the constant dangers to feel when they hear things like funding for the war and force housing — and now mines. Our water supply before animal control returns the dog. they face, men and women of honor continue that? If the Senate majority leader the troops to come home. If not, is in big demand with shortage in the future. Val Wilson to put their lives on the line in an effort to would concentrate on supporting I believe that the good senator Do we really want mines to poison what little Tooele help as best they can. There is certainly our troops the same way he con- and all other detractors should water resources we have, along with ruining ample room to critique the foreign policy and centrates on getting re-elected, I work with the administration and Pet limit law absurd the mountains and destroying their wildlife? military efforts that have come about the past think we would have the political focus on how the United States Our way of life is fast changing, and we have Tooele Animal control officer Debra Bush six years under the Bush administration, but will to do what is necessary to of America can achieve victory in a responsibility to not only change with it, but may love animals, but she is mistaken if regardless of whether you are Democrat or win this war. the current conflict. she believes limiting pet numbers across the to preserve and protect our children’s and Republican, liberal or conservative, or for or While the Democrats stand out This is a subject that touches board will limit the numbers of stray animals. grandchildren’s heritage. against the war, we must show our gratitude starkly as the party of retreat, all Americans. Most of us Just the opposite is true. This is the most Pamela Fonger and admiration for those serving their coun- surrender and defeat, the new know service members person- absurd, archaic, backwards way to approach Tooele try, and specifically in this case for those ser- Republicans are not far behind. ally who have served in Iraq and the problem of dog bites and stray animals vicemen who tirelessly performed their duty, These elected representatives Afghanistan, many of whom have — as animal control agencies across the and in so doing were in a position to save the all voted to send our troops into Gratitude for those serving been injured. Some soldiers have country have known for years. To set manda- Like most people, I was deeply saddened lives of the 24 boys in the orphanage. Iraq, but now that things have made the ultimate sacrifice on tory pet limits will only result in more animals and appalled by the horrific pictures of the Jonathan H. Westover gotten rough they want to duck the battlefield so that we can live on the streets and in shelters, more burden 24 severely malnourished and abused special- Tooele their heads and run. If our sol- in freedom and not worry about diers have the courage to face bombs going off at our shopping another day in Iraq — which is centers or being killed by some GUEST OPINION not an easy thing to do — our Islamic zealot in the streets. legislators should similarly find Whether we agree with the poli- courage within themselves to U.S. ‘soul’ defined by historical settlings, immigration support the personnel who are tics surrounding this war or not, I doing the really tough work: the believe that it is incumbent upon own at the est town, founded Sept. 8, 1565, by Pedro traditions inherited from England. That leg- U.S. soldiers. It was a very seri- all Americans to stand behind the old English Menendez de Aviles. Spaniards in the decades acy incongruously combines a deep respect ous decision to commit troops in troops, be patriotic and settle for Dcolony that followed founded a string of Atlantic for liberty with slavery and land-grabs from the first place. I wonder if these nothing short of victory. of Jamestown in Coast settlements into the Carolinas. South Indians. But the good and the bad came from senators and congressmen took Virginia, they are Carolina’s Parris Island — home of the Marine the people who founded Jamestown. Spain time to ponder the ramifications Jaromy Jessop writes primar- spending the sum- Corps’ boot camp — was once the Spanish may be la Madre Patria of Spanish-speaking of their votes. ily on local history and outdoor mer celebrating town of Santa Elena. Florida remained a Latin America, but in the United States it is The mainstream media is adventure, and is a frequent what organizers Spanish colony, except for a period of English Mother England. another group who have got me contributor to the Transcript- call “America’s rule between 1763 and 1783, until the young Which is not to say the Spanish past counts all fired up. Our media seems Bulletin. He can be reached at 400th Anniversary.” United States bought the territory in 1821. for nothing in American history. Americans of It was May 14, 1607, that a small band Does it matter? Is Jamestown right to mark Hispanic heritage can take pride knowing that to be complicit with the enemy, [email protected]. of English settlers landed in Jamestown to “America’s 400th Anniversary”? What about our presence in the U.S. began almost four try to establish a colony. There had been the 442nd, coming up in St. Augustine? and a half centuries ago. That’s not just politi- failed attempts before; people who attended The dominant “Anglo” society of the cally correct — it is historically accurate. elementary school in the United States and United States, multicultural vogues not- As is the idea that those settlers of long ago, paid attention in class might remember the withstanding, has tended to celebrate whether English or Spanish, were the first of Lost Colony of Roanoke. English accomplishments over Spanish. tens of millions of immigrants who came and But Jamestown succeeded. It was the first So in the national imagination, Jamestown continue to come seeking better lives, and A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since permanent English colony in North America, and Plymouth take precedence over St. who give the American nation its soul. 1894 predating by 13 years the more celebrated one Augustine and Santa Fe. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus in Plymouth, Mass. You heard of the Pilgrims Which is a perfectly accurate view of his- Roger Hernandez is a syndicated colum- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor even if you paid no attention in class. tory. The United States is an English-speak- nist and writer-in-residence at New Jersey St. Augustine, Fla., is the nation’s old- ing country with legal customs and political Institute of Technology. A7

TUESDAY June 26, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Tooele family helps Amazon village improve quality of life by Natalie Tripp in an on-site volunteer service began the Peruvian adventure lege of watching my son Mat ple. I can only imagine what time and effort,” Alan said. CORRESPONDENT experience. Because Mat Snarr in Cuzco, the ancient capital work shoulder to shoulder life in Santa Rosa will be like “Small acts of kindness and A Tooele family recently had served in the Amazonian of the Inca Empire. After tours with local villagers as they in the years to come.” returned home from a two- village of Yanamono last year, through the Sacred Valley and trenched pathways and hauled Youth Linc projects are service can produce incred- week trip to an Amazon vil- he was invited to return to the lost city of Machu Picchu wheelbarrow after wheelbar- based on the particular skills ible results whether one lives Peru with they flew row of concrete.” and abilities of the partici- lage in Peru, but this was no in Tooele, Utah, or on the vacation. the alumni “Small acts of kindness to Iquitos, Life expectancy in the pants. Alan’s language abili- Working with a charitable group for and service can produce Peru, in the Amazon River basin is typical ties enabled him to serve as banks of the Amazon River.” organization called Youth Linc, the opening incredible results whether A m a z o n i a n of the developing world. Most the interpreter/translator for of the Santa basin. From men and women are lucky to the medical team. They pre- Exceeding your the Snarr family traveled to one lives in Tooele, Utah, Rosa vil- Iquitos, it was live beyond their 50s. Infant pared lessons and gathered �� South America to improve the Expectations lage project. or on the banks of the roughly two mortality is high and almost materials for the project. �� with our lives of the villagers of Santa Mat, along hours by fast all villagers are affected by Through the sponsorship of Shamrock Service Guarantee Rosa. It was a trip to kick Amazon River.” with his boat to Santa internal as well as external Rotary International and area off several projects including ALAN SNARR father Alan, Rosa. parasites, Alan said. businesses, the expedition construction of a water purifi- sister Beth, “Santa Rosa “Fortunately, we had the was able to take over 100 bags cation system, a school and a and grandfather John Mathis, is a fairly typical Amazonian opportunity to visit the village of school supplies, books, medical clinic. started preparing for the two- village of around 150 to 200 of Yanamono, where Mat had work gloves, concrete finish- This year, for the first time, week trip a year ago. inhabitants,” Alan said. “The served, and see the changes ing tools, as well as clothing, �� an “alumni” trip was planned “I was very excited to take village consists of a dozen or a few extra resources and medical supplies and money �� that would allow former Youth this trip because my son had so wood plank houses set on a little time and labor can to purchase rubber boots. �� Linc participants the oppor- such a positive experience ‘stilts.’ During the dry season, make,” he said. “Clean water, The Snarrs said they won’t 24’x32’x10’ �� $8,395 tunity to reunite at a newly last year,” Alan Snarr said. the houses border a central dry walkways, and improved hesitate to return if the oppor- 30�x56�x10� �� $12,395 selected service site. The Unlike regular Youth Linc grassy area that serves as a educational and community tunity arises again. 42�x72�x13� �� $20,695 alumni trip allowed friends service projects, the alumni trip play area, soccer field and 60�x88�x14� �� $32,495 storage facilities have made a “If I have learned anything �� and relatives of former Youth included some touring prior community gathering point. �� tremendous difference in the from this trip, it is how much PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: Linc volunteers to participate to arrival on site. The group As a father, I had the privi- lives and outlook of the peo- good can come from so little • Commercial • Residential • Suburban • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing • LIFETIME PAINT WARRANTY AND 67% MORE CORROSION PROTECTION Cop carnival to help educate public about crime NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 • FEATURING DOORS FREE ON-SITE CONSULTATIONS! by Steve Schwartzman The Night Out Against going on in the world for cash prizes — and munity,” Rowley said. TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Payson, UT • 801-465-0300 CORRESPONDENT Crime will be hosted and how to deal with the pig itself. “We love to protect our ULLETIN B �� The public will have by the Grantsville City it,” Rowley said. “They Another aspect of this citizens, but we don’t � Police, Tooele City can learn a great deal year’s event will be to 1-800-373-5550 �� a chance to meet with always want to look Police, Tooele County of things at the event. kick off the Grantsville local law enforcers and like tough guys, and it’s learn more about crime Sheriff and the Utah They can get car seat Neighborhood Watch fun for us to laugh and prevention issues dur- Highway Patrol. The inspections and learn program. ing the sixth annual event will have a car- about immunizations “We’ve been wanting have a good time with nival-like format, with and other problems in to get this rolling for Night Out Against everyone for a night.” booths set up around the county.” a while now,” Rowley ATTENTION Crime this Saturday The Night Out the park to inform the Public speakers will said. “It will be really at the Grantsville City public about crime pre- also be on hand, with a nice to get that up and Against Crime will run Park. vention issues ranging plethora of fun activi- going. A booth will be from 6 p.m. to midnight. “This is a great event,” from drugs to Internet ties for the family such set up for people to Admission to the event ICP FANS!!! said Sgt. Brent Rowley predators. Information as giant inflatables, a sign up for it.” is free, though fees are of the Grantsville City will also be distributed climbing wall, a dunk- Rowley is very excit- required for certain THERE ARE SOME IMITATON Police, who helped put on prevention of social ing tank, music, fin- ed for the local county activities. All proceeds on the event. “It’s great ills like teen pregnan- gerprints for children, police to be involved in JUGGALOS OUT THERE THAT for the community to cy. and a “Bacon and Egg a fun activity. from the event will go learn and for everybody “It is great for the Roundup” where chil- “We always love toward needy organiza- RIPPED OFF REDUX. to have a good time.” public to know what is dren try to catch a pig doing this for the com- tions in the county. Dugway High School concert band plays in Disneyland REWARD by Anna McCarty 42-member band was so excel- “Dinosaurs,” “Atlantis” and “The Disneyland’s finest parades and FOR INFORMATION THAT RESULTS CORRESPONDENT lent, they were invited back Emperor’s New Groove,” they hit a spectacular fireworks display, IN ARREST OR CONVICTION. After many months of raising to Disneyland whenever they the recording studio. the DHS band trip was complete. pleased. The trip didn’t just consist of They learned a lot about music funds the Concert Band per- PLEASE CONTACT ANNE OR BOB SOUTHWICK In addition to performing in music, but taking on rides, soak- and playing live in front of large formed in Knott’s Berry Farm the parks, the DHS band also ing in warm California rays and crowds, but they also had fun. @ REDUX 435-882-9093 and Disneyland on May 25 and learned what it was like to hitting the Hollywood walk of 26. record music. After briefly learn- stars. The music created by the ing the music for the movies After watching one of County may charge for euthanizing animals Tooele County Chamber FRUIT HEIGHTS, Utah (AP) skunks and other animals residents $30 for euthaniza- of Commerce — A pesky and growing rac- caught in traps takes up to tions, the same price charged Automotive Group coon population has prompt- four hours daily and pulls offi- to pet owners, said Bob Geier, ed Davis County to consider cers away from dealing with the city’s animal services charging residents for eutha- domestic animal problems, director. GOLF TOURNAMENT nizing the animals after they’re Ellison said. State Division of Wildlife caught in county-owned traps. The county has 80 traps and Services also provides traps Thank You County Animal Control all are currently in the field, for a $50 deposit, but lacks the Thanks to the following businesses & their help with the Chamber Golf Tournament. and Services charges a $50 he said. staff and resources to dispose We could not have done it without their support. deposit for traps and picks State law requires raccoons of them, said Phil Douglas, the animals up once they’re and skunks to be euthanized if a conservation outreach man- Prize Donations Hole Sponsors 24/7 Janitorial caught. Animal control hasn’t they are caught in a trap. ager. Douglas said DWR can Insurance Network LLC & Holiday Inn Express charged for euthanizations but Other cities and counties provide residents with tips to Bajios Big O Tires Ohio Casualty Insurance Maceys may institute a $10 per animal are already charging for rac- rid themselves of raccoons. Buddys Family Entertainment Center $10,00 Hole in One Met Life fee, sheriff’s Capt. Ted Ellison coon euthanasia. Ogden also Businesses that do animal Cal Ranch Allied Insurance Network Quality Automotive said. charges a $50 trap fee and disposal charge as much as Casa Del Rey American Mobile Lock Service Tate Mortuary Childrens Justice Center Dealing with raccoons, beginning July 1 will charge $130 for the service. Cinema 6 Carlisle Syntec Tooele City Corporation Classic Books Childs Enterprises Tooele Federal Credit Union Clothes Line Express Christensen & Griffith Tooele Federal Credit Union U.S. medical officials warn that antiques, Community Nursing Services Clean Harbors Investments Costco Detroit Diesel Tooele Transcript Bulletin Dennys such as clocks, can pose mercury hazard Deseret Peak Aquatic Center EG&G Utah Industrial Depot Deseret Peak Complex Elizabeths Custom Catering Wells Fargo by Michael Hill few ounces found in some for evaluation when mercury Edward Jones Energy Solutions Zions Bank ASSOCIATED PRESS antiques can be dangerous. spilled from an antique clock Game Crazy Harris Air Systems ALBANY, New York (AP) — Aptly nicknamed quicksilver, column. A hazardous materials Gene’s Sporting Good Careful with that antique clock. it’s hard to clean up, and can Great Clips Platinum Sponsor Bronze Sponsors team was called to clean up Great Salt Lake Council-Boy Scouts It could pose a mercury hazard. become an inhalation hazard if more than an ounce of mercury Quality Automotive Transcript Bulletin Hollywood Video Publishing The silvery, skittering, and it vaporizes. from a Syracuse road after a Homebodies Gold Sponsors Utah Industrial Depot toxic liquid can be found in Dr. Wanda Lizak Wells of the spill involving an antique lamp. Hunan Village Insurance Network LLC Energy Solutions some antiques. Mirrors can New York state Department of Researchers said none of the Health, co-author of the study, Ixtapa Tooele City Corp be backed with mercury and incidents caused acute health J&J Jewelry suggests getting professional tin; Clock pendulums might be problems. Jims Family Restaurant help if even a few ounces spill Les Schwab weighted with embedded vials The CDC report noted that Jo To Go Teams of mercury; and barometers, from an old barometer. Key Bank 24/7 Janitorial Maceys about a dozen states restrict the Miller Motorsports Park thermometers and lamps may And never use a vacuum. Leatherbys Ace Disposal sale of products with mercury. Melon Patch Allied Waste Morton Salt have mercury in their bases for “That is one of the worst Antiques experts say there are Miller Motor Sports Park American Family Insurance Quality Automotive ballast. things that people can do,” she New Hope House Carlisle Syntec Sam Woodruff, CPA The problem is that mercury said. The mercury can be heat- relatively few items that still Oxygen 4 You Christensen & Griffith Stansbury Real Estate in old items can leak, particu- ed up by the vacuum motor contain it. Papa Murphys Clean Harbors Tooele City Corp Among those that do are old Petunias House of Flowers Community Nursing Services Tooele Federal Credit Union larly as seals age or when the and vaporize. That was the mis- Transcript Bulletin Publishing barometers and thermometers, Phoebe Ann Dennys items are moved, according to a take Smith’s clock cleaner made Quiznos EG&G Utah Industrial Depot study by the Centers for Disease at her shop near the Catskill which account for only a small Scentsy-George Terra Elizabeths Custom Catering Wal-Mart Supercenter Control and Prevention. Mountains. The vacuum was slice of the market. Sew Sweet Energy Solutions Wells Fargo Investments Wells Fargo, Salt Lake Ask Ann Smith, whose heir- discarded as hazardous waste. Donald R. McLaughlin, a vet- Shear Pleasure Insurance Network LLC Stansbury Real Estate Jay Ekins Wells Fargo, Tooele Chamber loom clock’s pendulum leaked The amount of mercury in eran antiques dealer in Ohio Tangles Salon L&B Development Zions Bank mercury onto the carpet of her a fever thermometer, howev- and president of the World The Oquirrh Traders gift store in rural Delhi, New er, can be safely cleaned with- Antique Dealers Association, Thomas Photography Tooele Federal Credit Union Volunteers York, as a cleaner moved it. out expert assistance as long said many such pendulum vials Tom McCarty-Stansbury Real Estate Tooele Floral Chairman of Event An attempt to vacuum the tiny as proper steps are taken, like broke decades ago. Tracks Brewing Co. silver balls off the carpet only wearing old clothes and rubber Kris King-Mountain America Credit Union “There aren’t many left,” he Tunex Natalie Hunt & Vickie Garcia-Insurance Network LLC made things worse, requiring gloves, according to Wells. said. “I rarely see them any- Under the Sun Linda Freitas-24/7 Janitorial Utah Industrial Depot a hazardous materials team to The study highlighted five more, and I’m out every day.” Marta Johnson-Security Title Insurance other cases from 2000 through Wal-Mart Distribution Center Valerie Wimmer-Re/Max Platinum be dispatched to Parker House Still, researchers urge people Wells Fargo Gifts and Accessories last sum- 2006 in New York state, which Verlin Christensen-Dept. of Workforce Services Tooele to inspect old items containing Wendover Casinos Jeff England-Axiom Financial mer. collects hazardous response Workers Compensation Fund mercury to make sure the seals Wade Matthews-Tooele County Emergency Management “I didn’t really think it was data in a way that allowed are tight. They recommend Commissioner Colleen Johnson-Tooele County the hazard that it became,” researchers to identify cases Alex Mondragon and the Tooele Mel Workman-Insurance Network LLC Moose Lodge Smith said. “I grew up in the involving antiques. removing or replacing mercury Miss Tooele County Diary Princess Royalty, Cheryl Adams-Advisor components when possible, Re/Max Platinum-Luncheon Sponsor Amanda Griffith, Sheree Merino, Rianna Riley days when you played with the Among other examples in Mountain West Medical Center-Break- though they warn never to drain Communities That Care Committee mercury that spilled out of a the report: A house in Long fast Sponsor Mandi Murphy, Milo Berry. Dan Egelund thermometer and nobody knew Island was cleared after two the mercury. Always Perfect Photography-Official When moving a piece contain- Photographer it was a problem.” cups of mercury spilled onto a Roni’s Signs-Official Sign Sponsor Exposure to high levels of carpet from an antique clock ing mercury, researchers sug- mercury can cause damage to that tipped over. Four work- gest placing it in a leak-proof the brain, heart, kidneys, lungs ers at a New York City antique container. We’re Part of the Solution and immune system. Even the store were sent to the hospital And moving slowly. A8 OBITUARY

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son Bryon Keener all of Tooele, Taylor Lopez of Karns, Utah. Betty Jo Keener 11 grandchildren, nine great- Also loving companion Chelsea grandchildren and many close Deuel, brothers Stephen (Brett) Betty Jo Keener born Aug. 18, friends she considered family. Lopez of Herlong, Calif., J.J. 1936, passed away peacefully in Preceded in death were her Horner of Doyle, Calif., Josh and her home in Tooele on June 25, two husbands Carl Kemper and Joey Horner of Salt Lake City, 2007. She will be remembered as Ron Keener, her parents Joseph Randy and Anthony Martinez of the sweetest, kindest, most lov- Montes and Enid Schrock, sib- New Mexico, Davey (Shirley) ing woman in the entire world. lings of four brothers and two Martinez of Salt Lake City. No matter who she met, Betty grandchildren. Sisters Becky (Mario) Salazar took them under her wing and Betty Jo Keener’s service will of Tooele, Marcie (Chris) Rurek made them apart of her family. be held on Wednesday, June 27 of Herlong, Calif. and Berna Betty Jo is survived by her at 2 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Martinez of Tooele. Many aunts, step-father Tom Schrock, sib- Christ of Latter-day Saints, uncles, nieces, nephews and lings of seven brothers and Edgemont Bldg. 17th ward (132 cousins. The family would like two sisters, her children Kathy N. 570 E., Tooele) and Betty to thank the mother of his chil- (John) Sessom, Krista (Mark) will be laid to rest on July 12 Betty Jo Keener David Manuel Lopez dren Jessica Juarez. Blomster, James (Patti) Kemper at Aultorest Memorial Park in Preceded in death by grand- and Kimberly Rankin and step- Ogden, Utah. David Manuel Boston Red Sox, Utah Jazz, and parents Horacio and Rita Lopez, NASCAR driver Rusty Wallace. his Tio Lee Lopes, also Jose TOOELETRANSCRIPT Subscribe Today • 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT Lopez He also had a passion for rid- Salazar. David loved and cher- BULLETIN BULLETIN ing his motorcycle and doing ished his three beautiful children David Manuel Lopez (Droopy) yardwork. Damian, Sydney and Taylor. He went home to his heavenly father David moved from Tooele to will be loved at missed by all on June 21, 2007, while living in Herlong, Calif. and began his who knew him. “Everything will Herlong, Calif. David was born career with Sierra Army Depot be all right.” March 11, 1967 to Margaret only after being employed 17 Funeral mass will be held at St. (Lopez) Horner in Tooele. years at Mag Corp in Tooele. Marguerite’s Church Wednesday, David loved spending time He is survived by his mother June 27 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. TY HERNDON with his family and friends. He and step-father Margaret and Joe A viewing will be held from 10 enjoyed playing golf, fishing, Horner of Doyle, Calif. Also spe- to 11 a.m. prior to the mass. basketball and was a very avid cial thanks to Eli Martinez (Chuco His final resting place following sports fan. Some of his favorites Lee) of Taos, N.M. Children: the mass will be at Tooele City In Concert were the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Damion (U.S. Navy), Sydney and Cemetery. during the Korean War. As his children got older he was busy Ty Herndon has 2 gold records, with them in baseball, camp- What Mattered Most and ing, fishing and dancing with his daughter. Denzil enjoyed sports Living in a Moment. and was a cub master in the 2nd Ward. He was always trying to Ty’s current CD is help people and could be called on for many home projects. He Right About Now enjoyed his dogs and loved getting and fixing old trucks. He Other hits include: is survived by his loving wife of 54 years Lois, and his son “I Want My Goodbye Back” Denzil George Remington Jr. “Loved Too Much” and his wife Jenny. He had four “A Man Holdin’ On” grandchildren whom he dearly “It Must Be Love” Denzil George Remington Sr. loved, Denzil III, Phillip, Craig and Emily, great-granddaugh- “Hands of a Working Man” ters, Zoe and Piper, his sister Everyone who saw Ty Herndon in Tooele “Steam” Denzil George his home after having a heart Anne Dunyon and her husband attack. He was born Feb. 17, “No Mercy” Louie and many other close fam- last year loved it!! You won’t want to Remington, Sr. 1931, to Dorothy Gundry and ily members. He is preceded in miss his performance this year!! and many more! Denzil Remington in Stockton, death by his father and Ruby, and Our beloved husband, father, Utah. He grew up in Stockton his beloved daughter Ranae and grandfather, brother and friend, and graduated from Tooele High son Allen. We know he is with Denzil George Remington, Sr., School. After his mother left, he them now and having a won- July 7 • 7:00 p.m. passed away June 23, 2007, at was raised by his father and his derful reunion. He is at peace step-mother Ruby. Ruby was a after a 40 year battle with heart Tooele High School Auditorium wonderful and loving mother to disease and diabetes. Denzil �� him and his sister Anne. Denzil requested no formal funeral ser- married Lois Ranae Lawrence vices but the family will honor 240 W. 100 South, Tooele �� Dec. 24, 1952, in Tooele. He him with a viewing on Thursday, �� loved baseball and played in June 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Tate high school and in the county Mortuary and Friday, June 29 Tickets Only $5 �� Leagues. He joined the navy from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to in September 1950 and made graveside services at the Tooele �� two trips to Japan and Korea City Cemetery at 11 a.m. Tickets on Sale at �� and was the oldest child of Karl �� and Gertrude Hauch. She came Tooele City Hall to the United States after World War II and worked for many Finance Department years as a nurse’s assistant at various military bases. After 90 N Main St., Tooele her retirement she also worked for the Tooele County Sheriff’s Department. She is survived by MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent 10 brothers and sisters who all 108 East Vine are living in Germany. She also Tooele, UT 84074 has one living daughter JoAnna Lee Gateley of Tooele and one 882-0202�� granddaughter, Michelle Lee Lundberg of Stansbury Park. Gertrude Fredrika Gateley Trudy made her home a special place and was devoted to her 4th of July Summer Concert Sponsored by: �� Gertrude Fredrika family. She loved to make her �� home beautiful and she espe- Tooele City Corporation and the Tooele City Arts Council �� Gateley cially enjoyed working in her 1933-2007 flower gardens. Trudy was a member of the LDS church and Trudy Gateley passed away her memorial services will be on June 18, 2007, at the Rocky held at the LDS Stake Center at Mountain Home Care Center. 417 E. Benson Rd. in Stansbury She was born on Sept. 7, 1933 Park on Jun 30 at 3 p.m.

many years. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served as relief society president and primary teacher, but she especially liked working with the boys. She loved hunting, fishing and camping. She liked to sew and cook and was very talented at both. Her handywork was in everything. Survived by her son, Douglas H. (Colleen) Calton, Lehi; daughter, Cleora (Kenneth, deceased) Evans, Tooele; 11 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren, two great great-grandchildren; brother, Beulah Rodebak Calton Charles Rodeback, Lindon; sisters, Veloy Pulley, Lindon, and Beulah Rodeback Laura Humble, Puallep, Wash. Preceded in death by her hus- Calton band, Harold; her parents; sib- lings, Aralda Rodeback, Geneva Beulah Rodeback Calton, Peterson, Donna Brewer, Louise 91 of Cedar Fort, passed away Cunningham, and Nelda Miller; peacefully on June 20, 2007. She and great-granddaughter, Caitlyn was born May 3, 1916 in Lindon, Evans. Utah to James Henry and Pearl Funeral services were held Geneva Cobbley Rodeback. She Monday, June 25 at 1 p.m. in the married Hyrum Harold Calton Cedar Fort Chapel. Interment, March 27, 1935. Cedar Fort City Cemetery. Beulah and her husband were Online guestbook at wingmortu- on the Old Folks Committee for ary.com. A9

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REEL TALK Character-driven ‘1408’ will induce chills long after credits roll tephen King’s nov- position while playing Concealed els and short sto- to the whole paranor- Firearms Training Sries usually make mal lifestyle. He is a interesting films. “The brilliant and versatile Get your Concealed Shining,” “The Green actor and it shows in a Firearms permit. Classes held on a regular basis. Mile” and “Carrie” have kind of one-man-show struck fear in audi- such as this film. More information available at: ences around the world “1408” begins with www.greatbasinguns.com while creating some Mike entering a sup- or Call of the best-known posed haunted hotel 435-830-3921 characters in film. The Missy for his upcoming newest film based on Thompson book about the 10 a Stephen King short STAFF WRITER most haunted hotels. story is “1408,” an inter- He rates each place Frank esting look into one he visits based on the man’s quest to seek out para- legends of those who have died OHLMAN Attorney at Law normal events. there and the overall creepiness M While this film is classified in felt in the hotel. His career as the horror/thriller genre, “1408” a ghost writer is slipping after would probably be more closely his more recent book, and Mike FREE linked as a drama with a sprin- needs something new in his Consultation kling of psychological intensity. haunted hotels book to pick for This isn’t a bloodbath, gore-fest him up again. He receives an Wills & like “Hostel: Part II” or “Saw III,” anonymous postcard telling him Trusts but an in-depth psychologically not to enter room 1408 at the thrilling and captivating movie Dolphin Hotel. After doing some that will make audiences shud- research, Mike decides that if photo courtesy of The Weinstein Company 493 W. 400 N. Tooele der rather than gag. Some scenes he actually wants to witness a Mike Enslin (John Cusak), a paranormal writer, believes he is going out of his mind in a hotel room in the are terrifying with Gollum-like paranormal event, this may be new film “1408.” 882-4800 creatures, while other scenes his only shot. Only Just Begun.” Mike thinks panic attacks. Then he believes show more tame “ghosts” that While checking into the that Gerald must have set an he’s been going through each disappointed. (I never thought www.schmutzmohlman.com look like anamatronic holo- hotel, Mike is confronted by the alarm to frighten him, but when of the seven stages of Hell, “You’ve Only Just Begun” by the grams straight out of the Tower manager Gerald Olin (Samuel Carpenters would ever be fright- the clock’s numbers mysterious- including at one point suppos- of Terror from Disneyworld. L. Jackson), who attempts to ening, but I will never hear that ly move to say 60 minutes and a edly returning to his so-called John Cusak plays Mike Enslin convince him not to stay in song the same way again.) If countdown starts, Mike begins reality — finding himself in a in this truly character-driven that room. There have been 56 it’s looked upon as a charac- to second guess himself. Gerald hospital only to eventually piece. It takes awhile for any- deaths since the hotel’s opening ter study rather than a simple thing scary to happen, but once and no one has stayed in that had said that no one survives return to room 1408. Mike must psychological thriller, viewers Mike is sucked into the horrors room for the past 11 years. Still in that room for more than an overcome his paranormal fears might understand and enjoy this of room 1408 at the Dolphin a disbeliever, Mike eventually hour, either through suicide or a and destroy the room before it film more. Hotel in New York City, his sub- gets his way and checks into the naturally caused death. destroys him. [email protected] text really shines. I’ve always room. At first, Mike thinks room Mike beings to hallucinate, “1408” is a suspenseful, been a fan of Cusak and have a 1408 is just like any other nor- seeing creepy people try to intense film that will keep audi- hard time deciding which of his mal hotel room from the mas- kill him and his estranged wife ences intrigued about Cusak’s films is my favorite. His usual sively reproduced paintings to Lily (Mary McCormack) and character and how he will deal FLICK AT A GLANCE dry sense of humor and natu- the slightly old, dingy furniture. dead daughter Katie (Jasmine with each event as it unfolds. Grade: B+ ral acting abilities have made The first sign that something Jessica Anthony). He believes This film may not be what Rated: PG-13 him one of Hollywood’s modern might be abnormal is when the the alcohol Gerald gave him was some people expect from a hor- Time: 94 minutes leading men. In “1408,” Cusak’s clock radio suddenly comes on drugged, which explains the hal- ror/thriller piece. However it’s Now playing � character still upholds a dry dis- blasting the Carpenters’ “We’ve lucinations and his increasing unlikely anyone will leave feeling �

extremely dry and flammable deposits, which then come in The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! If it happens here, Fire foliage after a drier-than-average contact with dry vegetation. Hot winter. “Everything has been exhaust systems can also spark read about it here. continued from page A1 TOOELE RANSCRIPT burning really well and that’s vegetation. T and State Lands. “It would take the challenge that we’re really However, Arnold agreed that BULLETIN a real change in weather pat- facing: so far we haven’t had target shooting is the major terns to have them rescinded enough moisture to help coun- problem during fire season. before that.” teract anything.” “Anyone who goes out target He said the restrictions are The Timpie fire charred more shooting should pick an area used almost every year and are than 1,800 acres near Exit 77 on that has no vegetation, and of normally in place by the Fourth I-80 and was caused by target course don’t use any tracer of July. Last year, he saw a prob- shooters. ammunition [bullets with a pyro- lem with small fires growing The Quincy fire on the west technic charge allowing them to together into very large, com- side of Cedar Mountains burned burn brightly after being fired, plex fires. about 30,000 acres and was enabling the shooter to follow Enjoy the best The restrictions come after an caused by an unmanned drone the trail]. Always keep plenty eventful start to the fire season. aircraft catching fire when of water and a shovel handy,” Teresa Rigby, fire mitigation hitting the ground at Dugway he said. th Proving Ground. and education specialist for the Rigby said the restrictions are Springer said there have been Bureau of Land Management, partly based upon current condi- 4 of about a dozen smaller fires in said the fire season has started tions, but also partly based upon the county this year that haven’t early because of a lack of pre- the fact that many recent fires been named because they were cipitation and well-below-nor- have been caused by human caught in the initial attack phase mal snowpacks this past winter, carelessness. She added that July — keeping the fires to typically making vegetation very dry. besides being careful to prevent less than 100 acres. fires, there’s also much people The most recent of a spate Roice Arnold, Tooele County can do to put out a small fire of fires, the Craner fire in the fire warden, said he expects a your Family before it becomes a wildfire. Lakeside Mountains 6 miles very busy fire season. north of Delle, burned 1,460 “We’ve had at least three large “People working with any- acres since Saturday, but was fires — that’s anything over 300 thing that creates a spark should will never forget! contained Monday night. Rigby acres,” he said. be prepared with a fire extin- said her firefighters were for- Springer said, “Tooele County guisher, gallons of extra water Parade• AWESOME ENTERTAINMENT • Lots of Rides tunate to keep the fire from traditionally has a lot of western and an accessible shovel. A Games • Food • Live Music • Fireworks damaging anything. There were desert areas covered in cheat shovel is the firefighter’s best some power lines and communi- tool. If you can throw a little grass and it is extremely flam- th cation towers that were threat- mable, especially as we get into bit of dirt on it, you can put out Wednesday, July 4 ened, but they were able to be the July-August time frame. It some fires.” protected. dries out very fast and grows Rigby said sometimes com- 6:00 - 9:00 AM ...... Pancake Breakfast By the Larriettes, She said the cause of the fire prolifically.” placency is enough to spark a Fire Station is unknown. Another fire starter is recre- wildfire. The Craner, Timpie and ationalists. “I think we’re all guilty of 7:00 AM ...... Ray Barrus12 & Under 5K Run Quincy fires have been the “A lot of people go to Tooele thinking, ‘It’s not going to hap- 8:00 AM ...... Flag Raising, Fire Station county’s largest so far this sea- County to recreate with ATVs pen to me.’ But right now it’s son, said Rigby. and target shooting, and a lot of really dry and some activities 10:30 ...... Parade Line Up at Cemetery “These are large fires and fires are caused by such things,” that are OK to do other times of 11:00 ...... Parade Down Main St., End Cherry St. Park they’re burning in real extreme Springer said. ATVs are a poten- the year become problems dur- conditions,” she said, adding tial fire starter when an engine ing fire season.” 12:30 PM ...... Park Festivities, tons of rides & games that many juniper trees have runs rich and develops carbon [email protected] 12:30 PM ...... Tooele Rotary 6th Annual Car Show 1:00 - 3:00 PM ...... Live Music by Junk Drawer 3:00 - 5:30 PM ...... Live Music by Blues on First bottle, Wimmer said. The blast blanket over it, and it made quite 4:00-9:00 PM ...... 4-H Rodeo Bomb generated by such a bomb would a boom,” Wimmer said. be enough to blow up a car. 5:30 - 5:45 PM ...... Parade & Car show Award Ceremonies continued from page A1 Reeder has charged with The bombs and other explo- two counts of possession of & Raffle sive material were seized by the at the scene as to how Reeder an incendiary device, a second 5:30 - 7:15 PM ...... Live Music by Bind Justice intended to use the bombs. Salt Lake City-based Utah Bomb Squad Task Force. degree felony, and one charge of 7:30 - 8:15PM ...... Live Music by James Town Band The bombs were being made possession of explosive parts, a One bomb was detonated on 8:30 - 9:30PM ...... Live Music by Sticks & Stones in mason jars. The finished site. third degree felony. product filled a 20 oz. Coca Cola “The task force threw a bomb [email protected] 9:30PM ...... BIGGEST FIREWORKS Show in the County! CHARITY EVENT All rides, games and car show are operated by Tooele County motorists not drive on the con- Motorists can get information charities with money raised going toward those charities. I-80 crete before it has time to fully continued from page A1 cure. and updates on the project at The biggest Tooele County “We will provide early notifi- event all year long! majority of the work is done at cation about the construction UDOT’s Web site, www.udot. night, it may appear that noth- impacts so commuters can plan theme ing is happening. That’s not the to use alternate routes to avoid utah.gov case.” congestion and delays,” said Zundel said it’s important that Linford. [email protected] “America the Beautiful”

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SPORTS WRAP Locals in all-star game Tooele’s Josh Banford and Grantsville’s Ryan Butler displayed their gridiron tal- ents on the field Saturday in the Class 3A-2A All-Star football game. The local duo helped lead the Class 3A stars to a 15-0 triumph over the Class 2A-1A team at Judge Memorial. Banford and Butler spurred the squad to a shutout and both turned in strong performances in the all- star classic. THS boys soccer coach THS looking for boys’ soccer coach Tooele High is accepting applicants for the vacant THS boys’ soccer head coaching position. The slot became available when 10-year coach Chris Wilcox stepped down earlier this month to spend more time with family. A teaching position is not required to apply. For more information or to turn in application contact Larry Harrison at 833-1978 or athletic director Richard Valdez at 830-3094. Barrus 5K run set Grantsville’s 11th annual Ray Barrus Memorial 5K race will be held July 4th. Preregistration is $12 but jumps to $15 on the day of the race and no t-shirt. Race day sign up with shirt will be $20. Pre-race registration is being held at Grantsville City Hall (429 E. Main) or the home of Brad Sutton (282 So. Cooley St.). Race day registration and bibs will be distributed at 7 a.m. at the corner of Cherry and Quirk streets. The highly successful 12-under one mile race will photography / Troy Boman begin at 7:30 a.m. The one-mile race Mathew Mladin, No. 66, passes Jamie Hacking during the first race at the AMA Superbike Championship Saturday. Mladin finished second behind his teammate Ben Spies. fee is $10 and the race starts at 8 a.m. All 5K runners will be bussed to the start line beginning at 7:40 a.m. Runners for both races need to be at GHS by 7 a.m. Awards presentation and prizes will follow Defending champ Spies dominates AMA at MMP the race. An entry into the St. George Marathon will be raffled off this year. For by Steve Schwartzman knee. Nothing serious,” said Mladin after the bike up underneath me at some point, but I more information or to preregister call CORRESPONDENT second race. “ I just tried to work my way up did the right things to keep him from getting Brad or Heather at 884-5522. It was a dominant performance for and pick up as many positions as possible.” around me.” THS youth hoops camp defending AMA Superbike champion Ben Spies also picked up a win in the Chaz Davies finished in third overall in the The annual Tooele High School youth Spies after sweeping the double header of Superstock division, with a 5.8-second vic- race, getting him to the podium. basketball camp will be held July 16-19 Superbike races at the Honda Summit of tory ahead of Ben Bostrom in second and Saturday evening, Mark Burkhart captured at THS. Coach Ray Brazier has scheduled Speed last weekend at Miller Motorsports Aaron Yates in third. the overall Supermoto title for the event the annual hoops camp for youth first Park. In Supersport action, Jamie Hacking in the Plaza Cycles Supermoto Challenge through eighth grade, boys and girls. The added to his title defense with a win on on the MMP Supermoto Course. Jeff Ward, camp will be held from 9:30-11:30 a.m. “I came here with the intentions of step- for boys and girls first through fourth ping it up and we did that,” said Spies, who Sunday. defending champion and contender Chris grades while there will be a noon-2 p.m. now holds an 18 point lead over teammate “I got off to a great start,” Hacking said. Fillmore finished second and third, respec- camp for boys and girls fifth through Mat Mladin in the series standings after 11 “I put in some nice clean fast laps and I did tively. Local favorite Cassidy Anderson of eighth grade. The entry fee is $35 or rounds. that consistently and put a little gap on my Provo, led the first half of the 12-lap feature $50 for two players in one family. For Both of Spies margins of victory were well opponents and just managed the race from but crashed and fell back deep in the field more information contact Coach Brazier over six seconds, as he edged out contend- there on.” and recovered for a hard-fought fifth place at 435-232-5396. ers Mladin and Jake Zemke for the sweep. Hacking is now back within 11 points of finish. July 4th rodeo Mladin picked up from a sluggish start in the championship lead as teammate Roger In the Hot Wheels Supermoto Lites class, The 62nd annual Bit-N-Spur July 4th rodeo the first race to take second overall, with Hayden and points leader Josh Hayes failed David Pingree took the overall victory fin- will begin to register entrants for the mut- to make the podium. ishing ahead of Brandon Currie and Josh ton bustin, rodeo events and the wild cow Zemke just behind in third, and suffered milking contest next week. The mutton a viscious crash while in the lead in the Aaron Gobert, of Australia, sped to his first Hansen. busting begins both July 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. sixth lap of the second race, and recovered win of the season in the Lockhart-Phillips The Supermoto Unlimited class was won with the rodeo set at 8 p.m. Cowboys photography / Troy Boman enough to speed his way from the back of Formula Xtreme race on Saturday afternoon. by Ben Carlson with Kurt Nicoll in second and cowgirls can register for their events Mark Burkhart of Graves Motorsports the field to a fourth place finish, Zemke held He held off teammate and series leader Josh place overall and Josh Chisum filling up the starting Tuesday, June 26 after 6 p.m. at is interviewed on the podium after win- on to take second overall. Hayes by less than a bike length. 801-774-9509. Mutton bustin is $10 per ning the the Supermoto Premier class “I just high-sided in the second turn, “It was a really good feeling,” Gobert said. kid and wild cow milking for the big kids SEE SPIES PAGE A11 is $40 per team. Sign ups for both are Saturday at Miller Motorsports Park. bumped my head a bit and scraped up my “I was definitely ready for Josh to stick his June 26 through June 29 after 6 p.m. or until slots are full. Advance ticket sales outlets for rodeo are: Macey’s (Tooele), Zacatecas Market (801-718-5223), Home Local teen returns for second crack at junior national rodeo finals Town Hardware (Grantsville). Presale tickets for rodeo are adults. seniors- $7, by Abby Palmer year in bull riding.” youth 4-12 - $5 . At the gate: adults, STAFF WRITER Williams started competing in rode- seniors - $9 , youth 4-12 - $6. Getting to a national rodeo isn’t easy, but for one os when he was four, his mother, Misti Golf tourney slated Grantsville teen this goal will be reality, again. Williams said. The first events he com- The Children’s Justice Center Friend’s Fourteen-year-old Tyler Williams will attend peted in were mutton bustin, barrel Board presents the 8th annual Charity Golf his second Wrangler Junior High Finals Rodeo, in racing and pole bending, she said. tournament at Oquirrh Hills golf Course, Gallup, N.M., July 2 to 7. He will compete in the “We always tried to encourage him,” 1255 East Vine, June 29. Check-in is 7 Bull Riding and Tie Down Roping Events. she said. a.m. with tee-off at 8 a.m. There is a shot- The WJHFR will feature more than 900 con- Tyler said he became interested in gun start with a fee of $75 per person participating in the rodeo after watch- or $300 per team of four which includes testants coming from 44 states, Canadian prov- continental breakfast, lunch, drawings for inces and Australia, according to a press release. ing his dad rope. dream vacation. Registration deadline is WJHFR is the world’s largest junior high rodeo, “I wanted to do it to be like my dad,” June 22. Bring Albertson’s preferred card the press release stated. he said. for free mulligan. For more info call 843- Williams will be competing for more than $75,000 Although he has been competing in 1161. All proceeds will benefit the Tooele in prizes and $50,000 in college scholarships, rodeos since he was four, he has only County Children’s Justice Center. plus the opportunity to be named the Wrangler been participating in the bull riding Tooele Valley summer tennis Junior High Finals Rodeo National Champion. event for two years and tie down rop- There are a number of events set this summer To become the champion Williams must finish ing for one year. in the Tooele Valley area for tennis enthusi- in the top 15 after two go-round of competition Tyler qualified for the WJHFR in asts. There are tennis camps for youth ages June at the state afinals in Heber City. 14-18 (July 16-18) and ages nine-14 (June and then advance to July 7 final championship 25-27) from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the THS ten- performances. The WJHFR is for students in sixth nis courts. The cost is $55 for approximately He said he is excited to attend this year. to eighth grade, Tyler said. The top photo courtesy of Misti Williams 10 hours of instruction play match playing “Last year I competed in only the bull riding and four contestants in each category in Grantsville’s Tyler Williams rides a bucking bull on the junior high rodeo circuit. The experience. For more info. on anything listed I’m even more excited to compete in two events local resident will compete in the nation’s largest junior high rodeo next week at above please contact coach Derek Smith at this year,” he said. “I took sixth in the nation last Gallup, N.M., in bull riding and tie-down roping. This year marks the second con- 843-1172 or 840-5178. SEE WILLIAMS PAGE A11 secutive year Williams has qualified for the prestigious rodeo.

FROM THE SIDELINES Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s move is all about will to win, following father’s legacy ince I almost joyfully vengeful fashion. stand the coach’s wife” factor, our the jewelry, the women, or even some boys who have proven to do to the number 5 Sony car could moved Over time my racing heart assumption on the modern athlete the occasional Sports Illustrated it week in and week out. be the best thing for a kid who Sto Utah became swayed by the Matt is that the love of the sport is cover. They impress victory lanes, In one way or another, Dale wants to look clean in a time when about six years Kenseths, Jimmie Johnsons, Denny never enough to make a move in checkered flags and five — yes switching to Hendrick may be everybody calls him dirty. Also, for ago, I slowly Hamlins and other young guns of any league. When we see a team five — Nextel Cups to their credit. more of a family decision than the first time since Earnhardt Sr. became a the sport, but I always shared a laden with all-stars, we see a set- When Earnhardt Sr. passed away, looked at. Rick Hendrick, owner of passed, Junior won’t be the center closet NASCAR great respect for Earnhardt Jr. and up a lot like the 2004 Los Angeles his step-wife took over DEI and Hendrick Motorsports, was a long of attention, being able to take a fan. My broth- his desire to follow his father’s Lakers of Kobe, Shaq, Malone and turned it from a family-owned time friend of Dale Earnhardt Sr. step back and learn from Johnson er-in-law’s fam- legacy. Payton, a team with “all physics general store to a corporate Wal- through the years they helped each and Gordon may show him what ily, who live in As far-fetched as it may seem, and no chemistry.” And when we Mart, never about the character of other get through racing. Hendrick winning is really like, and how to Grantsville, are Steve Earnhardt Jr. is continuing that see a kid like Earnhardt Jr. leave a the man but the color of the cash. watched Junior race from the time do it with character. huge racing afi- same legacy with his monumental team with his own name plastered When Earnhardt Jr. looks at the he was a little boy and was always Schwartzman Dale Earnhardt Jr. grew up in cionados and, team move from family-owned on it, it only makes sense that we boys of Hendrick, he doesn’t see a good mentor to him. He knew a CORRESPONDENT a family filled with integrity. His through time, DEI to powerhouse Hendrick money-juiced, contract-winded, primetime superstars, but guys thing or two abut racing, he knows father raced in a way that said “Do have gotten me Motorsports a few weeks ago, endorsement-embossed sports that want to win, guys with the a thing or two also about how the to enjoy the sport just as much. making an acquisition that would fans think of Dale to be racing’s “race to the front together, race Earnhardt’s race, and can definite- what you have to do if it gets you It began when I first moved in team Earnhardt with Johnson and Kobe or A-Rod — a kid in it for the to the finish alone” strategy, guys ly make him better off than any their first,” and never saw dollar with my sister and brother-in-law Jeff Gordon. cash and not the cup. who will do what it take to get selfish step-mother ever could. signs at any point in his journey. in 2001, we were in the living room The only way you can see this, But arrogant athletic pass-look- from here to there before you do. Finally, this may be the best The way we see athletes these watching the Pepsi 400 in Daytona however, is to look outside of what ers aside, let’s see how this certain Junior sat in the saddle for years chance for Junior to improve days, this could be chance for a — just months after racing legend we sports fans are used to. situation isn’t like that at all. watching his father win cups, his image. Maybe it’s the Utahn kid like Earnhardt Jr. to get his Dale Earnhardt was killed on the In modern sports, we are accus- Take a look at Dale’s new dominate races, and simply be the lifestyle sticking to my blood, but name back in the fold, get some same track — witnessing Dale tomed to seeing athletes change teammates — not exactly your Intimidator, and as much as he what parent would let their child more endorsements, and make Earnhardt Jr. take the lead with six allegiances for all the wrong average Barry Bonds of Terrell faints to say it he knows he can cheer for a driver with Budweiser more cash. laps remaining and jet his way to reasons. Whether it be money, Owens — guys that impress. do it too, and what a better way to sprawled across their hood? The Or maybe, and call me crazy on the checkered flag in a dramatic, fame, or the ever-popular “can’t They don’t impress with money, get the checkered flag than with change from the number 8 Bud this one, he just wants to win. A11

TUESDAY June 26, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Tooele Legion on roll after slow start, wins over Hunter and Granger by Nick Drake Buffs. The Wolverines sliced the defi- begin the barrage. Reeves belted a Gochis crushed a RBI double to plete the scoring for the visitors. SPORTS EDITOR Cyprus nipped Tooele 3-1 in cit to 4-2 in the top of the fifth to RBI single while Almond, Hansen pull the Buffs to within 3-1 of the An error, walk and two-run double Tooele American Legion may the season debut at Dow James attempt to make a game of it. and Christensen each followed deficit. ignited the charge. have started off the 2007 summer Park earlier this year. The Pirates But Tooele countered right back with singles to push home runs But the visitors countered with Tooele made a gallant effort in baseball campaign a little slow, pushed home a pair of runs in with a pair of runs in the bottom and stake the Buffs to a five-run a trio of tallies in the top of the the end. Gochis smacked a lead off losing four of its first five affairs the top of the opening innings of the sixth to seal the triumph. lead. fourth to grab a 6-1 advantage, single and Mark Pratt drew a walk. on the season. and added another in the top of Almond drew a leadoff walk and The Lancers battled back in the thanks to a pair of hits. Tyler Almond was hit by a pitch to But the local squad is starting the second. Zach Watrous belted Reeves reached on a Hunter error. top of the third with three runs on Helper pushed home two more load the bases and T.J. Witkowski to find its winning ways and that a single to score Mark Pratt with Steve Witkowski belted a two-run four hits to pull to within 6-4. unearned runs in the top of the followed with a two-run single to spells trouble for the rest of the the lone run of the night for the single to aid the effort and Matt The Buffs answered with two final frame, the seventh, to com- end the scoring in the contest. Salt Lake Valley American Legion Buffs. Medina reached on a Hunter error more runs in the bottom of the foes. Tooele is now set to venture to to trigger the Buff barrage. third to take an 8-4 cushion. Tooele rallied for a 10-9 victory Kearns Wednesday to tangle with Hunter did rally for a run on a Anderson and T.J. Witkowski over Granger Friday and registered the Cougars under the lights at walk, double and Buff error in the drew a walk each and Matt Gochis a hard fought 6-3 triumph over 7 p.m. The Buffs return home to top of the seventh. But a stellar crushed a two-run single to give Hunter Monday to ignite the small host Highland Friday at 6 p.m. in defensive play by Chase Banks Tooele a four-run lead. win streak for the Buff team. another league affair. snared a line drive and tagged out However, Granger erupted for The local baseball squad took Tooele 6 - Hunter 3 a Wolverine base-runner to nix a five runs on four hits in the top a disappointing 1-4 league mark The Buffs erupted for four runs comeback bid and Zac Watrous of the fifth to give the Lancers a into Friday’s home date with in the second and two more in the hauled in a fly ball to complete the 9-8 edge. the Lancers at Dow James Park. sixth and held on for a hard fought game and victory. But Hansen and Christensen However, Tooele pushed home a league triumph Monday at Dow Tooele 10 - Granger 9 reached base in the bottom of the pair of tallies in the bottom of James Park. The Buffs rallied for a pair of sixth for the Buffs and Matt Medina the sixth to erase a 9-8 deficit and Hunter struck quickly with a runs in the bottom of the sixth to drew walk to aid the effort. Both seize the one-run victory. tally in the top of the first on two pull out a hard fought league deci- Hansen and Christensen darted In other games, Kearns explod- hits, a hit batsman and walk to sion over the Lancers Friday at home on wild pitches to lift the ed for five runs in the top of the record a quick 1-0 cushion. Dow James Park. Buffs to the league win. seventh to erase a 5-3 Tooele lead However, Tooele answered Derick Anderson and Trevor Helper 8 - Tooele 3 and register an 8-5 decision. Mark right back with four runs in the Reeves raced home on hits by Zac The visitors rallied for two runs Pratt and T.J. Witkowski clubbed bottom of the second stanza Clausing and Stewart Christensen in each of the third, fourth and two-run hits in the first frame and to seize the lead for good. Zac to spot Tooele a quick 2-0 edge in seventh frames to register a win Tyler Almond added a run scoring Clausing reached on a one-out the bottom of the first frame. over the Buffs Thursday at Dow single to trigger the Buffs victory fielding miscue by Hunter and Granger managed to push home James Park. bid. But the Cougars took advan- Tyler Almond drew a walk. Trevor a run in the top of the second Helper pushed home an tage of four hits, two hit batsman Reeves smacked a RBI double and stanza on two hits to slice the unearned run in the top of the and walk to rally for the victory. Stewart Christensen clubbed a deficit in half, 2-1. first frame and tacked on two West also recorded a 6-3 win at two-run single to spark the out- But Tooele countered with four more runs in the top of the third home, thanks to a four-run rally burst. Matt Gochis drew a walk more runs in the bottom half of on three hits to extend the margin photography/Meagan Burr in the bottom of the fifth. Tyler and Derick Anderson clubbed a the second inning to extend the to 3-0. Tooele hurler Zac Clausing unleashes a pitch against Hunter Monday Griffin smacked a two-run single two-out run scoring single to spot margin to 6-1. Matt Medina drew a Tooele countered in the bot- night at Dow James Park. The Buff pitcher scattered five hits and and Zac Clausing added a single the Buffs a 4-1 edge after two leadoff walk and Derick Anderson tom half of the third when Trevor relinquished just one earner run to help vault the Buff squad past the to complete the scoring for the innings. reached on a Granger miscue to Reeves clubbed a hit and Matt Wolverines, 6-3. Williams continued from page A10 the state advance to the WJHFR, he said. “I had fun last year competing in one event,” he said. “I’m excited to go back and represent Utah again.” Tyler said when he goes to the rodeo there are a few things he does to warm up. “I go behind the chutes and hang my rope,” he said. “Then I stretch and get ready for the bull riding.” When he warms up for the tie down roping event he warms up the horse he rides. “It’s a lot of fun,” he said. Tyler was required to have good times to advance to the WJHFR. Tyler said his best bull riding score is 79 out of 100, and for tie down roping is 11 seconds, he said. Although Tyler became involved in the rodeo because of his dad, he said he looks up to two professional rodeo performers. “I really like Ty Murray (who’s a bull rider), and Cody Ohl (who’s a tie down roping per- former),” he said. Of the two events he will be participating in, Tyler said he enjoys bull riding more. “I love the bull riding because of the adrena- line rush,” he said. “I can’t remember what happened after the ride, only that I either rode or was bucked off.” Tyler said going to a rodeo is a lot of fun for families. “It a lot of fun for families to attend, and for other people to watch,” he said. For more information, or to follow Tyler during the WJHFR in July go to www.nhsra. photo courtesy of Misti Williams org. Grantsville’s Tyler Williams acknowledges support from the crowd in the Junior High Rodeo finals last year. Next week, the local cowboy will return to the nation’s [email protected] largest junior rodeo in two events, bull riding and tie-down roping.

Your Complete TOOELETRANSCRIPT Spies Local News Source. continued from page A10 BULLETIN podium in third. Young racing prodigy P.J. Jacobsen kicked off the day with Pet of the Week a win in the USGPRU 125cc GP Championship race, a junior division motorcycle racing series. Jacobsen, 13, of Montgomery, N.Y. fought off Nobi Iso for the win after a spirited duel. Melissa Paris held off Elena Myers to claim the final podium position and take third place. In featured action, local celebrities faced off in the “Magic of Miller” Celebrity Race.Celebrities raced the MMP Mustang GT Challenge cars for seven laps as Ron Duncombe, driver of the “Maverick Monster Trakker” monster truck took the overall win, leading the whole race from the pole position. Danny Allen of the KJZZ show “B. All Over” took second as Gov. Jon Huntsman took third to finish off the celebrity podium. Movie producer Gregg Godfrey spun off the Dogs and Kitten track at the end of the final lap to Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be help get Gov. Hunstman into third required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. position. Shelters are only required to hold animals for Huntsman was very pleased with his race. three days before they are euthanized. “It was indescribable, and For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals incredible time,” Huntsman said. available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at “I’m really used to driving on two 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville photography / Troy Boman wheels, I’m an avid motocross Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Mark Burkhart of Graves Motorsports won the Supermoto Premier event at the AMA Superbike champion- rider, but not four. But this s a ships Saturday at Miller Motorsports Park. Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. really hot car, and it was fun to get going and get a podium spot. I had continue onward. percent larger than last year’s and again next year.” a ball.” “This has been an outstand- our staff continues to improve in Next weekend Miller Tooele Veterinary Miller Motorsports Park director ing event for Miller Motorsports presenting a first-class show for Motorsports Park will be hosting Alan Wilson was extremely pleased Park,” Wilson said. “The racing was our fans. It was fast, fun and safe, the “The Thriller at Miller,” a dis- Clinic with the event, and hopes for it to excellent, the weather cooperated, and we look forward to having play of vintage cars to take to the 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 the crowd was approximately 30 all our two-wheeled friends back track for old fashioned racing. A12

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he Tooele City Park was ed 87 visual artists, 16 food filled with patrons and vendors and 12 performing art- T vendors for the 22nd ists, along with approximately annual Tooele Arts Festival 15,000 festival-goers. this past weekend. Residents “This year it seemed like we walked among white tents, had a bigger crowd than ever eating and listening to music consistently throughout all under a blazing hot sun. The three days,” said Dave Ayala, children’s art yard kept kids co-director of the festival. “It’s busy with craft projects while like a family or class reunion adults could purchase every- — a time to see friends you thing from blown-glass knick- knacks to jewelry, paintings, haven’t seen for a long time. wood carvings and photo- No matter how tired we are as graphs. Crowds gathered to a committee, to see everyone hear the Salt Lake Scots, the in the park having fun and Saliva Sisters, Thurl Bailey and interacting — that’s where we the Kap Bros. Band. get our payback.” This year the festival includ- compiled by Missy Thompson

photography / Maegan Burr Kids paint wooden snakes (top) Friday at the Tooele Arts Festival. The children’s art yard provided many projects for kids to participate in. Jodie McDougall (right) shows off her glass works Friday. McDougall works with fused glass and silversmithing.

photography / Missy Thompson Amy Cox, of West Valley, (above) talks with a potential customer in her jewlery booth at the Tooele Arts Festival Friday. Cox has been making jewlery for 14 years and has been selling her chain maille jewlery at the arts festival for two years. Donna Watkins, creates painted gourds (top right) for art festivals. Zac Sybrowsky’s metal yard decor (top left) hangs against a blue sky Friday. B1 HOMETOWN

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A PLACE LIKE HOME Name: Adam Frandsen From: Arborfield, Canada To: Stansbury Park

any find moving to Tooele County Ma rural experience, often speaking of the sage brush and cattle, but for Adam Frandsen and his wife Paige, the Tooele Valley wasn’t too different from their hometown of Arborfield in Saskatchewan, Canada. The two married right out of prep school and continued on to Centennial College in Toronto. Adam earned a degree in business and after graduation he had the choice of being placed in a job in Canada or venturing off to the United States. “I had visited Minnesota once or twice in my childhood and I really liked the culture of America,” said Frandsen. “I just had to choose the United States.” Frandsen started work- Helping others ing for Overstock in Salt Lake City, but when searching for housing in the city Frandsen wasn’t impressed with anything he saw. “I grew up in a very small town where the population was less than 500,” he said. “I went to college in a big city and really missed my help wilderness area. I had to have some space back. We found Stansbury 20 minutes outside of my work and it was just what we had in mind. The housing was very well priced and I still have all the hiking, fishing and boating I had back home.” themselves The two moved in early May and don’t have many Deseret Industries offers employees more than just a job complaints about the area. by Kari N. Scribner and it doesn’t happen to be To help make this happen, “It gets pretty warm CORRESPONDENT turning a profit. According to employees come to work and here and I am excited for t first glance it Dan Holm, store manager, the do more than just work. While the snow,” Frandsen said. appears to be just a main function of the store is to at their jobs, they are trained in “It’s definitely not as green store like any other provide a rehabilitation train- a variety of areas. here either, but that’s what in Tooele. It is well ing program, the aim being When first starting employ- I get for moving to a des- A when their employees leave ment with Deseret Industries, organized, signs are hung ert. I’ll probably never see advertising for the latest shop- employment with the store each new employee is initially a moose walk through my ping season, people wearing — which they have to do after rated on 33 categories that gen- backyard either.” burgundy vests are stock- 12 to 18 months — they are in eral industry looks for when compiled by Natalie Tripp ing shelves, ready to answer a better vocational situation hiring. Part of their training your questions, and friendly than when they first started will then include help in areas If you’re a newcomer or cashiers wait to check you out. working there. they are weak in. The goal is know of a newcomer who However, what goes on within In further explaining their that in the end they will be a would like to share the this particular store is far from purpose, Holm added, “Our good employee for whomever story of why they moved to ordinary. goal is that when they leave they may go work for. Some photography / Kari Scribner Tooele County, please con- Deseret Industries (DI), a here, they are not supported of the 33 categories are, start- Dan Holm (top) teaches employees at Deseret Industries in Tooele tact Sarah West at (435) by a community resource or how to succeed after leaving the store. Employees at Deseret thrift store located at 1575 N. 882-0050 or via e-mail at a church resource. They can Industries are taught classes to help them become self-reliant. 30 West (just north of Wal- swest@tooeletranscript. Mart) has one main purpose stand on their own two feet.” SEE DI PAGE B10 com. Spice up cooking by using rice for quick, delicious meals ice is a staple. Greece, and from there it went through in southwest Louisiana, southeast provides most of the fiber in this grain, 1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce Much of the Persia to the Nile Delta. Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, brown rice has twice the fiber of white 2 cups cooked rice Rworld relies When we think of rice, we tend to Florida and California. rice. 1 medium tomato, chopped on it as their primary think of farm workers bent over and Rice is an adaptable crop. It grows We often use rice as the starchy side 1 can (4 ounces) shredded cheddar grain food and has wading around in the rice paddies of on every continent except Antarctica, dish with our meals. Of course it is a cheese for millennia. The the Orient. While it is true that rice although it does not grow everywhere main part of oriental cuisine, but it can Cook onions in butter until tender in first recorded decree paddies are a part of the Orient, rice on every continent. We do raise it in be an important addition to dishes of 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat. on planting rice was farming is big business in the United North America, but because Canada’s other kinds. It is a quick-cooking food, Beat eggs with milk, salt and pepper made in China in States and much is exported to other climate will not support a rice crop, even when cooked from scratch, mak- sauce. Stir in rice, tomato and chilies. 2800 B.C. and arche- countries from here. The U.S. is one they import 71 percent of the rice they ing it very convenient for most dishes. Pour into skillet. ological evidence of the largest exporters of rice in the eat from the U.S. Use instant rice to shorten the whole Reduce heat to medium low. Cover. points to the prob- Diane Sagers world supplying about 7 percent of the Rice is the highest-yielding cereal process even further. Cook unto top is almost set, 12 to 15 ability that rice has CORRESPONDENT rice that enters world trade. About 45 grain — yielding 3,000 grains for each minutes. Sprinkle with cheese. Cover, fed two-thirds of the percent of the U.S. rice crop goes to rice seed. Frittata remove from heat and let stand about earth’s population Homefront other countries. Brown rice is naturally the most (Serves 4) 10 minutes. Serve for more than 5,000 Rice was growing in the United nutritious form since so much of the 1/2 cup sliced green onions Oven method: Combine eggs, milk, years. States in the 1600s. By 1726, Carolina nutrient value is found in the brown 1 tablespoon butter or margarine salt and pepper sauce in a large bowl As exploration took Europeans east, Gold Seed Rice was the world stan- hull. Enriched white rice loses most of 6 beaten eggs and whisk to blend. Stir in rice, toma- they found foods they had never had dard for high quality rice. As they those nutrients when the hull is ground 1/2 cup milk to, cheese, chilies and onions. Pour before and they brought them home. moved into other areas, farmers dis- away. The enrichment process puts 3/4 teaspoon salt From China, explorers brought rice to covered that rice also grew very well most of them back in. Since the hull SEE RICE PAGE B3 B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 26, 2007 The Bulletin Board

problem behaviors. These workshops are Tooele for every family. This session runs June 26 through July 31 (no class on July 24). Call Free patriotic concert us for more information at Tooele City Everyone is invited to celebrate Communities That Care 843-2185. Independence Day by attending a free CJC golf tournament patriotic concert by the Tooele County The Children’s Justice Center Friend’s Choral Society and Orchestra on Monday, Board present their 8th annual charity July 2 at 7 p.m. at St. Barnabas Church, golf tournament at the Tooele City Golf 1784 N. Aaron Drive. Course, 1255 E. Vine St. on June 29. Check Tooele County Fair in at 7 a.m. and tee off at 8 a.m. Cost is $75 Premium Exhibit Books can be picked per person or $300 for a team of four. Sign up at the Tooele County Extension office up by Friday, June 22. Call 843-1161 for or at the Tooele County Commission more information. office. Home Arts and 4H entries for the Miss Tooele County pageant Tooele County Fair will be accepted July Miss Tooele County pageant is July 28. 30 and 31 at the Deseret Peak Complex. Any girl between the ages 17 and 23 inter- Please pick up a book for details, rules and ested in participating in the Miss Tooele entry forms. Contact Kaylynn at 882-7069 County Scholarship Pageant to call Cheryl or Patty at 843-2350 for more informa- Adams at 843-3150 or 882-3544. tion. Tooele Gun Club 5K Run/Walk — The Tooele County Fair Teams and individuals are being accept- 5K Run will be held on Saturday, August ed for the new trapshooting league begin- 4. Registration fee is $15 in advance and ning on Thursday, June 28. Get five shoot- $20 day of run. Entry fee includes a free ers together and sign up with us or just T-shirt. Prizes will be awarded. Please come up and sign in yourself. The league is visit our Web site www.tooelefair.com for four weeks; you can shoot ahead or make entry form and details. Contact Kaylynn up if needed and it’s lots of fun. Further for more details 882-7069. info call John Miller (882-2429). Karoake — Do you have an awesome singing voice? If you do we would love to photo courtesy of Lisa Barrington hear you perform at the Tooele County Fair On May 16, West Elementary held its annual Night of 1000 Stars contest, honoring students who wrote and illustrated their own Karoake Contest held on Saturday, Aug. 4. Grantsville books. Pictured are the individual class winners. Categories are youth, adult and senior. at 7 p.m. at the LDS chapel at 1000 West in Special Olympics. If you are inter- Children ages are invited to participate Cash prizes and trophies will be awarded. Fourth of July charity Utah Avenue. Please bring a game and ested in joining our team, please call in free competitions of jacks, marbles or Visit www.tooelefair.com for rules and Grantsville City’s 4th of July is going snacks to share. Cheri Gunderson at 884-3007. entry or call Stephanie at (435)224-2775. to be even more amazing than previ- jumping rope. Free hot dogs and punch ous years. As always this event is com- will be served. For more information, Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run pletely a charity event with all game contact the Benson Grist Mill at (435) Library Seniors The Tooele July 4 race begins at 8:30 and ride and carshow funds raised 882-7678. a.m. near the LDS church at 777 East going to Tooele County charities. The Mystery story winner Grantsville Senior Center Skyline Dr. Runners are urged to sign up in parade will start at the Grantsville Our congratulation goes to Kaitlyn The Grantsville Senior Center can be advance at Century 21 McAffee Realtors, Deseret Peak Cemetery at 11 a.m., ending at the Turner for her second chapter entry reached at 884-3446. 768 N. Main, Prudential Real Estate, 205 for our Mystery Story. A special thanks Cherry Street park with the car show Health Clinics: N. Main or Macey’s Food and Drug, 972 Food drop goes to all those that entered the and carnival starting and live music Utah Food Bank will be sponsoring Blood Pressure — Every Thursday at N. Main St. Registration forms may be contest. To see this chapter and the starting at the end of the parade. We a food drop at Deseret Peak on July 6 12 p.m. sent through e-mail to perkar@wfrmls. first chapter of our story use our Web will have four live bands and more starting at 8 a.m. until all food has been Daily Schedule com. After June 24 fees are $18 (with site: http://tooelecity.org/tcl/library. than eight kids rides with games and distributed. (We’re usually done around Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday T-shirt) and $10 (no T-shirt) and day of html or visit the library at 128 West the counties largest fire works show 10:30). Sign-ups will begin around 7:30 and Friday please make your reserva- the race. Registration on July 4 will be at Vine Street, Tooele. Try your luck with at 9:30 p.m. Don’t miss the counties a.m. If you have an questions please call tions before 8:30 a.m. the morning of the the LDS church on Skyline beginning at 7 largest event. Please get your parade chapter three of our Mystery Story. a.m. Volunteers to help with registration Carrie at 843-7767. meal, or sign up sheets are available at entries in ASAP and with any ques- the center. and finish line are needed. Contact Karen tions please call Jason Duhon at 435- Education Perry at 435-830-7846 or perkar@wfrmls. Breakfast: Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. 830-9714. to 12 p.m. com or Jerry Steelman at 435-882-2466 or Schools Free plant pest help [email protected]. Miss Grantsville pageant Aerobics: Tuesday and Friday at 1 p.m. Miss Grantsville City Scholarship The Master Gardener organization Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. Marathon runners THS Class of 1962 is offering free plant pest help on Pageant will take place June 30 at 7 p.m. All members of Tooele High School Bunk: Wednesday at 1 p.m. The July 4 Kiwanis 5K Freedom Run has Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m. through- at Grantsville High School. Doors will class of ‘62 are invited to attend their 45- Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. been given one guaranteed entry to the St. out the growing season. Bring samples open at 6:15 p.m. Admittance price is: $4 year reunion on Saturday, Aug. 11. Planned Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. George Marathon to be give away the day to the USU Extension office at 151 N. per person and $2 for senior citizens. If activities include several tours, golf, lunch Pool: Everyday of the race. If you are interested in running Main St., or call during those hours for you have any questions please call Jamie and prime rib buffet at the Eagle’s Nest. Puzzles: Everyday in the St. George Marathon and need an help with gardening problems. Creekmore at home (435) 249-0122 or Teri Cost is $25 per person. Call Andi Anderson Quilting: Monday at 9 a.m. entry, please contact Karen Perry at 435- Critchlow at cell (435) 830-8090. Adult education 830-7846. Net income from the race will go (882-0804) or Joe McBride (882-4818) for Wendover, Nev. on Friday, July 20. $15 Grantsville irrigation more information by July 14. Get your high school diploma this per person, and $7 cash back, free all you toward the Kiwanis Club’s youth projects. year. All classes required for a high Anyone wishing to contribute may con- Notifying shareholders that an addi- can eat buffet and fun package. tional agricultural turn has been issued. Kids school diploma, adult basic educa- Tuacahn and Mesquite June 18-20. tact Karen or any Kiwanis Club member. tion, GED preparation, word process- Checks may be mailed to Tooele Kiwanis This makes a total of three agricultural Dutch Oven Dinner on June 29 at 4 p.m. turns this year. The Board will continue to ing, drivers’ education and English the entertainment will be the Gunderson Club, P.O. Box 1122, Tooele, Utah. Summer Craze as a second language are available. monitor the level of the reservoir for any There will be summer adventures Sisters. Bands and booths wanted Register now to graduate — just $35 additional turns. The residential rules are that include Meet the Challenge, A The fourth annual ThankQ Tooele per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 Tooele Seniors the same. Pirates Life for Me, The Quest of County event (July 27 and 28) is look- W., Can be reached at 833-1994. Adult The Tooele County Senior Citizen the West, Where in the World is Our ing for bands to perform and local ven- Education classes are for students 18 Center can be reached at 882-2870. The Imagination, Magical Potions and dors to set up booths to sell arts, crafts, Stansbury Park and over. Summer hours Tuesday and center is for the enjoyment of all Senior Spells, and a day of the performing etc. Only 15 booth areas and a few slots Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m. Citizens 55 years and up. Stansbury Park meeting arts. Times are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for bands are available so reserve your English as a second language Meals: Lunch 12-1 p.m. Monday, The Stansbury Service Agency Board every Thursday and Friday, starting Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday spot now. There is no cost to rent a ESOL conversational classes are of Trustees will hold its regular meet- from June 21 through July 27 for Breakfast 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. booth area. Contact Darren at 882-1300 or held Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 [email protected]. ing on Wednesday, June 27 at 7 p.m. at children ages first grade and up. The Wednesday the Clubhouse, #1 Country Club Dr. in cost is $20. For more information p.m. ESOL students may come anytime Public comments needed the center is open for Individualized No Friday Night Dinners until Stansbury Park. see our Web site at www.tooelecity. September The U.S. Environmental Protection org/citydepartments/youthservices. study with our software programs and Agency and the Utah Department of textbooks. The book fee is $25 per Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., Thursday asp or contact Terra Sherwood at 12:45 p.m. New players desperately Environmental Quality are asking for pub- 843-2142. semester. lic comments on the Proposed Plan for Erda needed. cleaning up the International Smelting and Bingo: Monday 1 p.m., Friday 12:45 Refining Superfund Site located east of Erda Days Groups p.m. Tooele. A meeting will be held on Tuesday, Mark your calendars now for Erda Days Churches Pinochle: Tuesday 1 p.m., Thursday 9 June 26 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Tooele July 13 and 14. a.m., Friday 10 a.m. Diabetes classes set No ceramics until September County Health Department, 151 N. Main Pioneer Memorial monument Church of Christ VBS Anyone with diabetes don’t miss Church of Christ in Tooele is having Line dancing: Monday 1 p.m. (No St. in Tooele. If you have any questions An invitation to the dedication of a out on self management classes held their VBS June 25-29 from 9 to 11:30 Tuesday class until September) call Jennifer Lane at 800-227-8917 ext. Pioneer Memorial monument in Erda on Wednesday evenings, June 27. You will a.m. Please join us for a neighborly The Silver Sneakers fitness program 312-6813. July 14 at 11 a.m. at the Erda Chapel. need a doctor’s referral. For more time, by coming together as neighbors Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:30 Parenting workshops Public Invited. information call Eilene DeLeeuw and for Jesus. Ages four years through high Guiding Good Choices parenting work- leave a message to register for the a.m. (Muscular Strength and Range school at 430 W. Utah Ave. 843-5530 or shops starts Tuesday, June 26. Come join Grist Mill classes. Please call 228-0048 or 882- of Movement, Cardio Circuit & Yoga 882-4642 for information. us for some fun workshops and learn new 5671. Stretch) Friday Night Dancing 6-8 p.m. skills to strengthen your family. There are Fun at the Mill Stansbury Baptist VBS Moose Lodge golf scramble Stansbury Park Baptist Church invites June 29 – DJ Ned five 2-hour classes which will be held on Come learn about the pioneers on July Come join us for a day of fun. July children (grades 1-6) to attend a week of Tuesday evenings at City Hall from 7-9 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Learn how to 8 at 8:30 a.m. shot gun start sign up at Vacation Bible School, June 26-29 from p.m. Kids grades 6-9th attend with their square dance and play the games the the lodge by July 6. (Pre-pay) Lunch 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Stansbury Park parents on the 3rd session to learn fun, pioneer children played. Children of all will be chicken fried steak by Teri T. Recovery easy ways to say no to peer pressure and ages can join in the activities and games. Clubhouse. There is no cost. We will provide Bible stories, crafts, games, songs Special Olympic team Our Special Olympic team, the New meeting time and refreshments. For more information, “My Hoop” Alanun group will Tooele County Giants, just finished call Pastor Scott Stout at 882-3180. start meeting on Tuesdays instead of competing at the state finals in track Yoga classes and field. We are not starting to train Wednesdays on June 26 at 10 a.m. Free yoga classes for ladies and young for our fall games. We are playing Castaways AA women every Tuesday and Thursday. The bocce ball. This is an easy game for Castaways Alcoholics Anonymous place is the church on 1000 North and the athletes to learn. Our practices meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at Broadway. We start at 9 a.m. For infor- are on Saturdays at 10 a.m. at the noon at the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. mation please call Connie Rockwell at GHS track field. We are always look- Aaron Dr., Tooele. (Southwestern look- 882-6667. Take an hour to stretch, build ing for more teammates. Anyone age ing church by the new hospital, first left muscle, body conditioning and relax. Kick 8 and older with an intellectual dis- off 2000 N.) Open, mixed, non-smoking, boxing classes are offered also, they start ability and/or autism may participate wheelchair access. at 8 a.m. Aerobics classes Free aerobics classes for ladies and BULLETIN BOARD POLICY young women every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the church on 1000 North If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Missy Thompson at 882-0050, and Broadway. We start at 8 a.m. For fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for more information please call Connie special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Rockwell at 882-6667. etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your photo courtesy of Lisa Barrington Singles night announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- On May 16, West Elementary held its annual Night of 1000 Stars contest, honoring All singles 31+ are invited to join us for tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on students who wrote and illustrated their own books. Grades fourth through sixth had fun at a game night on Thursday, June 28, the day prior to the desired publication date. three winners per grade who received trophies for their work. SERVICE DIRECORY B3

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1 can (16 ounces stewed lightly browned, turning once. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Rice tomatoes undrained Combine soups, wine and continued from page B1 Brown beef in oil in large mustard. Pour over chicken. Lola Wood Lee skillet over medium-high heat. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and into a greased 10-inch baking Add onions. Cook a minute simmer 15 minutes. The children of Lola Wood dish. Bake at 375 degrees for 30 longer. Add rice, corn and toma- Serve chicken and sauce over Lee request that you join us minutes or until knife inserted toes. Cook until thoroughly hot rice. in celebrating her 90th birth- in center comes out clean. heated — about two to three Microwave directions: day at an open house to be minutes. Prepare chicken as directed. held Saturday, June 30 from 1 Quarter-hour sweet-n-sour Combine soup, wine and mus- to 4 p.m. at the Tooele Stake (4 servings) tard in 8x8x2-inch micro proof Center. Light refreshments will 2 tablespoons vegetable oil baking dish. Cover with plastic be served. No gifts, please. 1 package (10 ounce) wrap, venting one corner to As Lola has lost her vision, frozen breaded chicken allow steam to escape. you may wish to send greet- breast chunks Cook on high 3 minutes ings, along with reminiscences, Leslie H. and Janet J. Garrard 1 package (16 or until bubbly. Add anecdotes, or entertaining sto- ounce) frozen broc- chicken, replace plastic ries from your association with Leslie and Janet coli, red peppers, wrap and continue to her, in the form of audio CDs or bamboo shoots and cook on high 5 to 6 min- cassette tapes. Lola Wood Lee Garrard mushrooms mixture utes. Let stand 10 min- 2 cups cooked rice utes. Serve chicken and sauce over hot rice. EAGLE SCOUTS The children of Leslie H. and 1/2 cup sweet and Janet J. Garrard are proud to sour sauce announce their 50th wedding 1/2 teaspoon salt You gotta empanada Dustin and Cody anniversary. They were married Cook chicken in hot oil 1 package (4.4 to 5.8 on July 19, 1957 in Stockton, in a large skillet over medium- ounce) Spanish rice mix pre- Limb Utah and lived in Lake Point high heat 5 to 7 minutes, turning pared according to package most of their life. Together Dustin and Cody Limb have once. Remove from pan. Drain directions they raised eight children, Jim, French chicken achieved the rank of Eagle on paper towels. Stir in vegeta- 1 can (6 3/4 ounce) chunk Jennifer, Howard, Kristine, Troy, (Serves 4) scout. Their presentation will bles and cook two to three min- breast of chicken drained and Kendall, Kevin and Jeremy, 18 4 skinless, boneless chicken be Sunday, July 1 at the Rush utes. Stir in rice, chicken sauce flaked grandchildren and seven great- breasts Valley LDS chapel at 6 p.m. and salt. Cook until thoroughly 1 cup (4 ounce) cheddar grandchildren. You are invited to 1/4 teaspoon ground black For their project they found heated, about 2 to 3 minutes. cheese shredded Dustin and Cody Limb an open house celebration at the pepper three graves on Highway 199 1/2 cup chopped ripe olives Benson Grist Mill on Saturday, Vegetable cooking spray owned by Larry Russell. They 1 package (15-ounce) refrig- Larry Russell for donating the June 30 from 4 to 6 p.m. Wild thing 1 can (10 3/4 ounce) con- did the research on the graves, (Serves 4) erated pie crust (or homemade property and Beehive Wireless densed cream of chicken soup they cleaned the area, laid new 1 pound top round or sirloin pie crust) 1/2 cup dry white wine or ground cover, restored the head for donating the fencing for the steak, sliced into 1/8-inch thick Combine rice, chicken, apple cider stones, and built a fence around project. Dustin and Cody are the slices cheese, onions and olives. NEWS TIPS: 882-0050 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard the area. They want to thank sons of Russ and Gloria Limb. 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Spoon half of rice mixture 1 package (6.2 ounces) 1/2 cup sliced green onions on half of each pie crust. Florentine rice mix, prepared 1 package (4.3 to 6.25 ounc- Fold crust over filling. Seal according to package directions es) long grain and wild rice mix, and crimp edges. Bake at 400 Sprinkle chicken with pep- prepared according to package degrees for 20 to 22 minutes or TOOELE per. Set aside. Heat large skillet Find Your TRANSCRIPT directions until golden brown. coated with cooking spray over 1 can (7 ounce) whole kernel (Courtesy of the USA Rice BULLETIN medium-high heat until hot. Dream Home! corn, drained Council) Cook chicken in skillet until

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News News News The Morning Show With Mike & Juliet M*A*S*H M*A*S*H FOX 13 News at 11 Tuesday (13) FOX (14) KJZZ Shephrd Chapl Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Fresh Prince My Wife and Kids Montel Williams Dr. Keith Ablow Gilmore Girls (15) KUWB The Daily Buzz Eye for an Eye Eye for an Eye Judge Lopez Judge Lopez Judge Hatchett Judge Hatchett 7 p.m. on / KUWB (23) FX Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program Buffy the Vampire Slayer The Practice Spin City Spin City Dharma & Greg Dharma & Greg The title of this episode, “The Great (25) QVC (5:00) The QVC Morning Show Varied Programs Stink,” refers to a train accident that spills some smelly cargo in Stars Hol- (26) ANPL Sunrise Earth Backyard Habitat Adoption Tales Animal Miracles Emergency Vets Emergency Vets Animal Cops Houston Varied Programs low, but it also describes what goes (27) NICK SpongeBob SpongeBob Varied Programs Go, Diego, Go! Blue’s Clues Backyardigans The Wonder Pets! Dora the Explorer Jimmy Neutron Wayside Varied Programs down between Lorelai and Christo- (28) FAM Step by Step Step by Step Sabrina-Witch Living the Life The 700 Club Gilmore Girls Full House Full House Family Matters Family Matters pher (Lauren Graham, David Sutcliffe) (29) TOON Xiaolin Showdown Ben 10 Foster’s Home Ed, Edd n Eddy Gym Partner Camp Lazlo Movie Varied Programs over dinner. His ex wants him to send CMT Music Varied Programs CMT Power Picks CMT Music their daughter to see her in Paris, and (31) CMTV Lorelai can’t believe he’s considering (33) DISN Lilo & Stitch Lilo & Stitch Charlie & Lola JoJo’s Circus The Wiggles Higglytown Little Einsteins Mickey Mouse Handy Manny Doodlebops Zack & Cody That’s So Raven it. (36) SPIKE Paid Program Paid Program Movie Varied Programs World’s Wildest Police Videos World’s Most Amazing Videos World’s Wildest Police Videos Shaq’s Big Challenge (39) TNT Charmed Charmed ER ER Judging Amy Judging Amy 8 p.m. on $ ABC (41) CNN (4:00) American Morning Newsroom Your World Today Newsroom Think “The Biggest Loser” for kids, (43) CNBC (4:00) Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Morning Call Morning Call Power Lunch without the competitive angle. In this (46) LIFE The Nanny The Nanny The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Frasier Frasier Will & Grace Will & Grace Movie new series, basketball superstar (49) FXNEWS (5:00) Fox and Friends America’s Newsroom Fox News Live Fox News Live The Live Desk Shaquille O’Neal fronts a “dream team” of nutrition and exercise ex- (51) FXSPN Final Score Varied Programs perts to help six obese middle-school- (52) ESPN SportsCenter SportsCenter Varied Programs SportsCenter SportsCenter Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live Varied Programs ers shed the excess pounds and learn (57) USA JAG Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Varied Programs to make healthier choices. But Shaq (71) DISC Joyce Meyer Paid Program How It’s Made How It’s Made Alaskan Crab Fishing MythBusters How It’s Made How It’s Made Varied Programs doesn’t stop with these kids; he goes on a crusade to change school and WEEKDAY AFTERNOON government policies that are contribut- CHANNEL 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 ing to the childhood obesity epidemic. (2) CBS News Guiding Light Bold, Beautiful Inside Edition Dr. Phil Oprah Winfrey News Evening News Primetime (4) ABC All My Children One Life to Live General Hospital Martha The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News 9 p.m. on $ ABC (5) NBC News Days of our Lives Passions Extra Be a Millionaire News News News NBC Nightly News Killer wives! Wild children! Celebrity (7) KUED Varied Programs Berenstain Bears Jakers!-Winks Curious George Maya & Miguel Arthur Fetch! With Cyberchase Business Rpt. skeletons! “Family Secrets,” a special (8) KPNZ The Greg Behrendt Show The People’s Court Judge Mathis The People’s Court Maury The Greg Behrendt Show series of reports from the news- Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. Yes, Dear Yes, Dear King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Every-Raymond Every-Raymond magazine show, opens with the story (10) TBS of a young mother of two accused of (11) KBYU Varied Programs Between-Lions Sesame Street Caillou Thomas & Friends Cyberchase Arthur Maya & Miguel Fetch! With Curious George The Brady Bunch killing her husband and throwing his (13) FOX Judge Alex Judge Alex Judge Judy Judge Joe Brown Divorce Court Cristina’s Court Judge Judy Judge Joe Brown Bernie Mac Bernie Mac King of the Hill King of the Hill dismembered remains into Chesa- (14) KJZZ Jeopardy! Family Feud Matlock Montel Williams My Wife and Kids Frasier News News The Insider Frasier peake Bay. Cynthia McFadden inter- The Tyra Banks Show Blind Date Blind Date The Cosby Show The Cosby Show What I Like What I Like Reba Reba Malcolm-Mid. Malcolm-Mid. views the woman at the center of this (15) KUWB gruesome tale. (23) FX Movie Fear Factor Varied Programs King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill King of the Hill That ’70s Show That ’70s Show Varied Programs P.O.V. (25) QVC (26) ANPL Varied Programs Growing Up... Funniest Animals Funniest Animals Austin Stevens: Snakemaster The Crocodile Hunter Diaries The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature 11 p.m. on _ KUED Anyone can sing songs against war (27) NICK Varied Programs Avatar-Last Air Fairly OddParents SpongeBob Drake & Josh Ned’s School Zoey 101 Fairly OddParents Jimmy Neutron and violence, but the most profound (28) FAM Sister, Sister Sister, Sister Boy Meets World Boy Meets World Full House Full House Gilmore Girls 8 Simple Rules 8 Simple Rules Grounded for Life Grounded for Life songs come from those who have (29) TOON Varied Programs Pokemon-Diam. lived through it. That’s definitely the (31) CMTV Varied Programs case with the subjects of the new doc- Boy Meets World Hannah Montana Phil of the Future Cory in the House Movie Varied Programs umentary “Sierra Leone’s Refugee All- (33) DISN Stars.” Displaced by the civil war in (36) SPIKE Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: Voyager Star Trek: Voyager CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Varied Programs their African homeland, six musicians (39) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Charmed Charmed Law & Order Varied Programs found one another in the refugee (41) CNN (11:00) Newsroom The Situation Room Lou Dobbs Tonight The Situation Room camps of neighboring Guinea and Street Signs Closing Bell Closing Bell Kudlow & Company Mad Money On the Money banded together to create and spread (43) CNBC their musical message of suffering (46) LIFE Movie The Golden Girls Varied Programs Still Standing Still Standing Reba Reba Still Standing Still Standing and hope. It’s powerful stuff. (49) FXNEWS Fox News Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Big Story With John Gibson Special Report The Fox Report With Shepard Smith (51) FXSPN Varied Programs The Sports List Varied Programs Wednesday (52) ESPN Varied Programs Outside the Lines NFL Live Rome-Burning Around the Horn Interruption SportsCenter Varied Programs Movie: Jurassic Park (57) USA Varied Programs 6 p.m. on F AMC (71) DISC A Haunting Dirty Jobs MythBusters How It’s Made How It’s Made Cash Cab Cash Cab Varied Programs The big beasties were created from TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 26, 2007 dino DNA found in amber-preserved CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 insects, and since they’re (a) all the (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment NCIS “Sharif Returns” ’ (CC) The Unit “The Water Is Wide” (CC) 48 Hours Mystery ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show same sex and (b) confined to an iso- (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood According to Jim According to Jim Shaq’s Big Challenge ’ (CC) Primetime “Family Secrets” (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. lated island with a great security sys- (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) America’s Got Talent Hopeful stars audition for the judges in New York. (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night tem, what could go wrong? Plenty, as (6) HBO My House-Um. License to Wed “Firewall” ›› (2006, Suspense) Harrison Ford. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel ’ “The Sentinel” ›› (2006, Suspense) Michael Douglas. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) it turns out. Sam Neill, Laura Dern, (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “The Great Inca Rebellion” (N) Wild! ’ Frontline/World “After the Wave” (N) As Time Goes By Being Served P.O.V. (N Subtitled-English) ’ (CC) Richard Attenborough, Wayne Knight (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Who’s Harry Crumb?” ›› (1989, Comedy) John Candy, Jeffrey Jones. Hawaii Five-0 (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You and B.D. Wong star in Steven Spiel- (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond Sex and the City Sex and the City Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City “The Mothman Prophecies” ›› (2002, Suspense) (PA) Richard Gere. (CC) berg’s larger-than-life 1993 block- (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Antiques Roadshow “Omaha” (CC) When Nature Strikes Back: Floods ’ BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:40) I Love Lucy buster. (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) On the Lot (Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) House “Finding Judas” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil ’ (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Becker ’ (:35) Will & Grace Movie: Dear Francis (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Gilmore Girls “The Great Stink” ’ Veronica Mars “Of Vice and Men” ’ King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show 7 p.m. on ≤ SHOW (23) FX “Friday Night Lights” ››› (2004, Drama) Billy Bob Thornton. A football coach leads high-school players in Texas. “Kiss of the Dragon” ›› (2001, Action) Jet Li, Bridget Fonda. That ’70s Show That ’70s Show You could read the statistics all day, (25) QVC Smoothing and Shaping With Spanx WEN by Chaz Dean Steel by Design Jewelry Focus on Fashion Late Night Munchies: 6th Anniversary but nothing hammers home the reality (26) ANPL The Most Extreme Hoarders. Wildlife on One Animal Battle. Animal Cops Houston (CC) The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature The Most Extreme Hoarders. Wildlife on One Animal Battle. of the AIDS crisis in Africa like meet- (27) NICK Drake & Josh ’ SpongeBob Home Videos Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) “The Prince & Me” ›› (2004) Julia Stiles. A collegian and a Danish prince fall in love. (CC) Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Falcon Beach “Vigil” (N) ’ (CC) Paid Program Paid Program ing the people living with it. This docu- (28) FAM (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Courage-Dog Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Bleach Inuyasha Inuyasha mentary takes you to Swaziland with (31) CMTV Dukes of Hazzard ’ Dukes of Hazzard ’ Crossroads ’ Bon Jovi Unplugged on CMT Acoustic performance. ’ Foxworthy’s Foxworthy’s Foxworthy’s two Texas college students on a mis- (33) DISN Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century” (1999) Kirsten Storms. ’ (CC) That’s So Raven Life With Derek sion to educate the nation’s youth (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ “Jeremiah Johnson” ››› (1972, Adventure) Robert Redford, Will Geer. Premiere. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “Lady Heather’s Box” ’ Star Trek: Voyager ’ (CC) about AIDS prevention. They discover, (38) AMC “The Last of the Mohicans” ››› (1992, Adventure) Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe. “Dances With Wolves” ›››› (1990, Western) Kevin Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene. A Union officer befriends the Lakota. as you might guess, that it’s easier (39) TNT Law & Order “License to Kill” ’ Law & Order “Gov Love” ’ (CC) Without a Trace “John Michaels” ’ Without a Trace “Showdown” (CC) Without a Trace “Pilot” ’ (CC) Without a Trace “Birthday Boy” ’ said than done. (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Criminal Minds (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Abducted” (2007, Drama) Sarah Wynter, Andrew Walker. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren It helps to be connected. In this (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) NBA Action (N) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score episode, though, it’s the diplomat (52) ESPN U.S. Poker Championship (Taped) U.S. Poker Championship (Taped) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) who’s glad she knows an FBI agent. (57) USA Law & Order: SVU “The Bourne Identity” ››› (2002, Suspense) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Chris Cooper. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The Dead Zone (CC) Kate Jackson (“Charlie’s Angels”) (71) DISC Dirty Jobs “100th Dirty Job Special” Dirty Jobs “Billboard Installer” (N) Deadliest Catch: Behind Dirty Jobs “100th Dirty Jobs Special” Dirty Jobs “100th Dirty Job Special” Dirty Jobs “Billboard Installer” guest stars as Prentiss’ (Paget Brew- (518) ENC “Heat” ››› (1995) Al Pacino, Val Kilmer. A homicide detective matches wits with a cunning adversary. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Deer Hunter” ›››› (1978, War) Robert De Niro. Steelworker friends face horrors in Vietnam. ’ ‘R’ (CC) ster) mom, an ambassador, who (534) STARZ (5:15) “Rush Hour” ››› ’ Cont’d “Friends With Money” ››› (2006) Jennifer Aniston. ‘R’ (:35) “The Wild” ›› (2006) Voices of Kiefer Sutherland. “The Shaggy Dog” ›› (2006) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) An Unfinished Life seeks the Behavioral Analysis Unit’s (561) MAX Accepted ›› ’ “Excalibur” ››› (1981) Nicol Williamson. King Arthur rules with a magic sword. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” ›› (1992) Macaulay Culkin. ‘PG’ (CC) “Land of the Dead” ›› (2005) ‘R’ (576) SHOW (4:55) “Mission: Impossible III” Cont’d Meadowlands (iTV) Cross-dressing. “Shadowboxer” › (2005) Helen Mirren. iTV. ‘R’ (CC) (:35) “Pitch Black” ›› (2000) Radha Mitchell, Vin Diesel. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Waiting ... ›› help in catching kidnappers. The vic- (591) TMC (5:00) “Be Cool” ›› (2005) Cont’d “Love Comes to the Executioner” (2004) ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Blown Away” ›› (1994, Suspense) Jeff Bridges. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Beyond the Law” › (1992) Charlie Sheen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) tim, a Russian immigrant, is losing parts of his body with every ransom WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 27, 2007 demand. CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 CSI: NY (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment King of Queens King of Queens Criminal Minds ’ (CC) CSI: NY “Some Buried Bones” (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Next Best Thing American Inventor (N) ’ (CC) Traveler “The Trader” (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) Last Comic Standing ’ (CC) Last Comic Standing (N) ’ (CC) Dateline NBC ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night She’s “Promiscuous” — and larce- (6) HBO Charlie and... “Over the Hedge” ››› (2006) Voices of Bruce Willis. “Ice Age: The Meltdown” ›› (2006) ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Transformers Flt.-Conchords Entourage (CC) Big Love “Reunion” ’ (CC) nous! Singer Nelly Furtado guest (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Bear Island (N) ’ (CC) Nature ’ (CC) (DVS) Paul Simon: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (N) “Annie Hall” ›››› (1977) stars in this episode as a personal (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City Hawaii Five-0 “Legacy of Terror” Hawaii Five-0 “Loose Ends Get Hit” Hawaii Five-0 “Turkey Shoot” (CC) South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You shoplifter. You’ve heard of hired guns? (10) TBS Every-Raymond Every-Raymond House of Payne House of Payne Every-Raymond Every-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens “Without a Paddle” ›› (2004, Comedy) Seth Green, Matthew Lillard. (CC) She’s a hired set of sticky fingers, (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nova “Hitler’s Sunken Secret” ’ Man Made Marvels of Asia ’ BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:40) I Love Lucy filching items for others. When a store (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) So You Think You Can Dance Sixteen dancers perform. ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing security guard turns up dead, guess (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Fixing family problems. (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Becker ’ (:35) Will & Grace (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Hidden Palms “Dangerous Liaisons” Hidden Palms (N) ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show who’s the prime suspect. It’ll be a (23) FX “Kiss of the Dragon” ›› (2001, Action) Jet Li, Bridget Fonda. “Spider-Man 2” ››› (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire. Peter Parker fights a man who has mechanical tentacles. Rescue Me “Commitment” (N) tough case for Mac (Gary Sinise) and (25) QVC Gold Rush Kitchen Ideas Bob Mackie Wearable Art the gang to crack, though. (26) ANPL Planet Earth “Forests” Planet Earth “Caves” Cave habitats. Animal Cops Houston (CC) The Most Extreme Fooled by Nature Planet Earth “Forests” Planet Earth “Caves” Cave habitats. (27) NICK Drake & Josh ’ SpongeBob Home Videos Full House (CC) Roseanne (CC) Roseanne (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Thursday (28) FAM “The Prince & Me: The Royal Wedding” (2006) Luke Mably. (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? The 700 Club (CC) Smallville “Scare” ’ (CC) Paid Program Real Estate Ugly Betty (29) TOON Ed, Edd n Eddy Camp Lazlo Foster’s Home Grim Adventures Courage-Dog Futurama (CC) Futurama (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken Bleach Inuyasha Inuyasha (31) CMTV Dukes of Hazzard “Uncle Boss” ’ Dukes of Hazzard ’ “The River Wild” ››› (1994, Action) Meryl Streep, Kevin Bacon, David Strathairn. ’ Prankville ’ Prankville ’ Prankville ’ 7 p.m. on $ ABC (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Hannah Montana The Suite Life “Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board” (2007) ’ ‘NR’ (CC) Emperor New That’s So Raven Life With Derek Alex Forrest, meet Bridget Jones. In (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) CSI: Miami “Felony Flight” ’ (CC) CSI: NY “Manhattan Manhunt” (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Star Trek: Voyager “Macrocosm” ’ “The Box and the Bunny,” someone (38) AMC “Jurassic Park” ››› (1993, Science Fiction) Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum. (CC) “Below” ›› (2002, Suspense) Matthew Davis, Bruce Greenwood. “Suspect” ›› (1987, Drama) Cher, Dennis Quaid. kidnaps and “tortures” Betty’s (Ameri- (39) TNT Law & Order “C.O.D.” (CC) (DVS) Law & Order “All in the Family” ’ Law & Order “Age of Innocence” ’ Without a Trace “Showdown” (CC) Las Vegas “Down and Dirty” (CC) Law & Order “Monster” ’ ca Ferrera) beloved stuffed rabbit. But (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) she’s got bigger problems: She took (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation (N) Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation home The Book — a mock-up of the (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Family in Hiding” (2006, Suspense) Brenda Strong. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier “Decoys” Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine latest issue of Mode — and it’s gone (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren missing, too. Worst of all, it has some (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Knockouts Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score unretouched photos of an actress (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at New York Mets. (CC) Cont’d 2007 NBA Draft Preview Special SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) who hasn’t lost the weight she gained (57) USA “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” ››› (2003) Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush. (CC) Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ The 4400 (CC) for her last “Bridget”-type movie. (71) DISC Really Big Things Shell. (N) MythBusters “Dog Myths” (CC) Cash Cab (N) Cash Cab (N) MythBusters High-tension cables. Really Big Things Shell. MythBusters “Dog Myths” (CC) (518) ENC “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” ››› (1989) Rick Moranis. (:35) “The Legend of Zorro” ›› (2005, Adventure) Antonio Banderas. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Memoirs of a Geisha” ››› (2005, Drama) Ziyi Zhang. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) The Office (534) STARZ Night Listener On the Set (CC) (6:50) “Lords of Dogtown” ›› (2005) Emile Hirsch. (CC) (:40) “Monster House” ››› (2006) Steve Buscemi. ‘PG’ (:15) “Invincible” ›› (2006, Biography) Mark Wahlberg. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) 7:30 p.m. on % NBC (561) MAX (5:45) “X-Men: The Last Stand” ›› (2006) (CC) Cont’d “Hot House” ››› (2006, Documentary) Premiere. ‘NR’ (:15) “Waist Deep” › (2006, Action) Tyrese Gibson, Larenz Tate. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Lady in the Water” ›› (2006) (CC) Let the games begin! Michael (Steve (576) SHOW Meadowlands (iTV) Cross-dressing. “Dear Francis” (2005) ‘NR’ (CC) (:05) “Beat the Drum” ›› (2003, Drama) Junior Singo. iTV. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) “Shame” ››› (2006, Documentary) iTV. ‘NR’ (:45) The Butcher Carell) takes time off to close on his (591) TMC (4:50) “Mind the Gap” ›› ’ Cont’d (:05) “Dave Chappelle’s Block Party” ››› (2005) ’ ‘NR’ (CC) “Four Brothers” ›› (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Edmond” ›› (2005) ’ ‘R’ (CC) new condo, which causes him to have THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 28, 2007 a panic attack. Dwight (Rainn Wilson) CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 is also out of the office, and Jim and (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Pirate Master (N) ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Shark “Porn Free” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show Pam (John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer) (4) ABC ABC Wld News Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “The Box and the Bunny” Grey’s Anatomy “Great Expectations” (:01) Men in Trees “Pilot” ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood Comics Un. take advantage of their absence to or- (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) My Name Is Earl The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (CC) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night ganize a friendly competition among (6) HBO Phat Girlz ›› (:45) “Star Wars IV: A New Hope” ›››› (1977, Science Fiction) Mark Hamill. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) John From Cincinnati ’ (CC) John From Cincinnati ’ (CC) John From Cincinnati ’ (CC) the staff in “Office Olympics.” (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) The This Old House Hour ’ (CC) Nature “The Venom Cure” ’ Globe Trekker ’ (CC) As Time Goes By Being Served Bear Island (N) ’ (CC) Burn Notice (8) KPNZ Sex and the City Sex and the City “Public Enemies” › (1995, Drama) Theresa Russell, Dan Cortese. Hawaii Five-0 “Capsule Kidnapping” South Park (CC) South Park (CC) The Nanny (CC) Mad About You (10) TBS Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends (CC) Friends (CC) “Charlie’s Angels” ››› (2000) (PA) Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore. (CC) (:10) “Now and Then” ›› (1995) Christina Ricci, Thora Birch. (CC) 8 p.m. on Y USA; 11 p.m. on Y (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Murder in the Troop” ’ Wild! “Russian Brown Bears” ’ BBC World News Perry Mason Andy Griffith (:40) I Love Lucy USA (13) FOX The Simpsons ’ Seinfeld ’ (CC) Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? So You Think You Can Dance (CC) News (N) (CC) The Simpsons ’ (:35) Seinfeld ’ (:05) Still Standing (:35) Still Standing No, it’s not a fire department alert. (14) KJZZ Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dr. Phil Overweight children. ’ (CC) News (N) Entertainment (:05) Scrubs (CC) (:35) Scrubs (CC) (:05) Becker ’ (:35) Will & Grace The title of this new drama series (15) KUWB According to Jim That ’70s Show Smallville “Rage” ’ (CC) Supernatural “Croatoan” ’ (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show refers to the way spies get the ax. Its (23) FX “Spider-Man 2” ››› (2004, Action) Tobey Maguire. Peter Parker fights a man who has mechanical tentacles. “Gone in Sixty Seconds” › (2000, Action) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi. Gone in Sixty hero is a former spy (Jeffrey Dono- (25) QVC Bob Mackie Wearable Art Kitchen Ideas Global Jewelry Fest Opening van) who has no idea why he’s just (26) ANPL “Winged Migration” ››› (2001, Documentary) Narrated by Jacques Perrin. 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(33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Get a Clue” (2002, Comedy) Lindsay Lohan. ’ (CC) That’s So Raven That’s So Raven Life With Derek (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA Wrestling Impact! (N) ’ (CC) UFC Unleashed UFC Unleashed Wild World Whacked Out MXC ’ Real TV (CC) Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (38) AMC “Braveheart” ››› (1995, Historical Drama) Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan. A Scottish rebel rallies his countrymen against England. Mak.-Mad Men “Escape From Alcatraz” ››› (1979) Clint Eastwood. 9 p.m. on % NBC (39) TNT The Closer “Grave Doubts” (CC) “The Sixth Sense” ››› (1999, Suspense) Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, Toni Collette. (CC) “The Sixth Sense” ››› (1999, Suspense) Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, Toni Collette. (CC) So long, it’s been good to know you ... (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) for the few who bothered. Despite its (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) American Greed: Scams, Scoundrels Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) American Greed: Scams, Scoundrels impressive pedigree — it was an (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Eight Days to Live” (2006, Drama) Kelly Rowan. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier “IQ” ’ The Golden Girls Strong Medicine (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren Aaron Sorkin production — this dra- (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Memorable Baseball Plays Best Damn 50 Final Score Memorable Baseball Plays Final Score Memorable Baseball Plays Final Score ma about life behind the scenes at a (52) ESPN (5:30) 2007 NBA Draft From New York. (Live) (CC) Cont’d SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) “Saturday Night Live”-type television (57) USA “Pirates of the Caribbean” Starter Wife (Series Finale) (N) (CC) Burn Notice (Series Premiere) (N) (:07) House “House vs. God” (CC) Starter Wife (CC) Burn Notice (CC) show just didn’t click with viewers. (71) DISC Dirty Jobs McShane Bell Foundry. Deadliest Catch “New Beginnings” Deadliest Catch Dirty Jobs (CC) Dirty Jobs McShane Bell Foundry. Deadliest Catch “New Beginnings” Maybe they preferred the humorous (518) ENC “Sleepless in Seattle” ››› (1993) Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “The Astronaut’s Wife” ›› (1999) Johnny Depp, Joe Morton. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Wolf Creek” ›› (2005) John Jarratt. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Miller’s Crossing approach of “30 Rock.” In any event, (534) STARZ Hwd Reporter “Mimic 3: Sentinel” ›› (2003) Karl Geary. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (7:50) “Stealth” ›› (2005, Action) Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Eight Below” ››› (2006, Adventure) Paul Walker. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) the long night chronicled in the past (561) MAX “Brokeback Mountain” ››› (2005, Romance) Heath Ledger. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “Superman Returns” ››› (2006) Brandon Routh. The Man of Steel faces an old enemy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Practical Magic” ›› (1998) ‘PG-13’ several episodes ends here, along (576) SHOW (5:00) “Last Holiday” ›› iTV. Cont’d “The Weather Man” ›› (2005) Nicolas Cage. ‘R’ (CC) (:45) SHO Me Now Meadowlands (iTV) Cross-dressing. “Lord of War” ›› (2005, Drama) Nicolas Cage, Jared Leto. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) with the series itself. (591) TMC Everyone Stare “Happy Endings” ›› (2005, Comedy-Drama) Tom Arnold. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “In the Line of Fire” ››› (1993, Suspense) Clint Eastwood, John Malkovich. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Are You Scared” (2006) ’ ‘R’ (CC) Tuesday June 26, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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Weekly & Monthly Rates On-line: www.abc-concrete.com full time summer only. group. $500 signing bo- and maintenance. Must $300k to you in the In the field “position applied for” Contact Michelle nus, transportation and GREAT CLIPS $500 be 18 or older. Call next year! enter Grantsville 435-833-9026 lodging furnished. 1- Hire on Bonus to first 435-882-6188 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 EOE 435-830-5045 800-537-7256 (ucan) 3 qualified applicants 30,000 to 40,000 the WANTED BARTEND- HARD TIME finding eve- Wanted A NATIONAL PALLET first year, always busy, ERS for Tooele FOE ning care? 3pm-11pm Comapany is looking great customers (435) 164 (435)882-4281 Somerset Gardens Mon-Sat. Exp with spe- for a few forklift drivers 843-9410 FAST CASH, For any cial needs. 8 years Ex- and hard working indi- WB Manufacturing is ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS real estate. Homes, IMMEDIATE p e r i e n c e ! C a l l viduals to repair pallets GREAT CLIPS Recep- looking for a full time lots, acreage, farms For persons 62 or older, 435-843-5388 at their Tooele facility. If tionist needed. All appli- person to work in our Call lets talk. handicapped or disabled* you feel that you are cants apply at 978 N manufacturing facility. OPENINGS at the LOOKING FOR full or $1,000,000 Dee hard working and like Main. Responsibilities in- *Regardless of age part-time child care? (801)440-3166 Jed to get paid accordingly, clude; light welding, Let me put your mind at HEALTH INSURANCE (801)201-5272 Laundry facilities, recreation room on site. Wal-Mart p l e a s e c a l l painting, and packaging rest, a fun and learning AGENTS & Managers. internet equipment. We Patios & storage room (435)843-4280. WANTED: I Will pay environment. Call Ra- National organizatin ex- will teach the welding to cash for your junk cars. 143 North 400 West, Tooele Distribution chel 435-830-7922 AMERICAN INN & panding in Utah. We the right person. Previ - Call Scott (435)830- Office Hours: Tues-Fri., 9am-2pm Suites is looking for a furnish high quality ous experience a plus. STANSBURY Daycare 6189 Center in Grantsville! openings at Smarty breakfast attendant, 3 leads. Weekly ad- Full-time position with 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889 Pants Preschool/ Day- or 4 days a week, vances, bonuses, vest- excellent benefits. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING care. Licensed, fun w e e k d a y s , f r o m ing, Trips. Excellent in- Starting wage $9/hr, Recreational $12.90/hr to start for T-F quality home care! 2 5am-10am. Please sub- come opportunity. prior experience can in- Vehicles up. Ask about free pre- mit applications in per- 866-772-0775 o r crease starting wage. Premier Mortgage school! 843-1565 son to American Inn, 800-498-7646 www. Apply at 2000 Sunset 1980 TIOGA 23ft mo- thanks $14.25/hr to start for S,S,M 491 South Main. 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Volunteer (435)833-9225 Center at 929 N SR 138 Grantsville. host families also ing conditions and AUTO MECHANIC needed. Promote world b e n e f i t s . C a l l Please allow 30-60 minutes to complete Needed immediately peace! 1-866-GO- (801)975-7660, fax re- Motorcycles & the Application Process. SECURITY RV experience a plus. AFICE or www.afice. sume (801)975-7680 or ATVs F a x r e s u m e org. (ucan) e-mail heidi@signatu- (435)882-2784 or reequip ment. com (2) 2006 YAMAHA BRU- Officers IVORY HOMES seeks e-mail INS 350 4x4 quads. dedicated construction SELL YOUR CAR or in Tooele [email protected] Less than 100 miles. laborers for Stansbury boat in the classifieds. Apply within 70 East $3,600ea Wackenhut Park development. Call 882-0050 or visit 1100 North. 435-884-0770 36 N. Main #3 Corporation Construction experi- www.tooeletranscript. AVON: TO BUY OR Tooele • 843-0919 High school diploma, ence and vehicle re- com or e-mail your ad 1991 YAMAHA RT180 SELL. Sell to anyone. quired. $9+/hr DOE to tbp@tooeletran- clean, runs great $1000 or GED required. For information call in- script.com “We work for you, not the Bank.” No criminal history C a l l W a r r e n obo. (435)830-6034 dependent sales repre- (801)618-5769 and pass drug screen. sentative Vi Knutson Training provide 884-3830 LOCAL TRUCK Attention for Security Officer DRIVER. Wanted to license. Business owners If you load flatbed trailers, Must be available for need someone fast, tarp loads, shuffle trail- It’s the Larsen Touch any shift. Uniforms place your classified ad ers, deliver local loads, DRIVERS provided at no cost. in all 45 of Utah's news- at manufacturing plant All qualified appli- papers. The person you in Tooele. 2 Year's driv- Everything I touch turns to sold! cants considered. are looking for could be ing experience needed, $ 10.40 per hour from out of town. The clean MVR record. Call me today for a non-obligation market Knight Transportation cost is only $155. for a Apply at P l e a s e c a l l analysis of your home. wants you!!! 25 word ad and it 800-538-2604 for appli- 2712 S. 3600 W. Suite reaches up to 340,000 cation. F, West Valley City, households. All you do Sandra Larsen 435.224.9186 between 9:00 A.M. & is call the Transcript FULL TIME Maintenance What you can expect when 3:00 P.M., Interviews Bulletin at 882-0050 for person needed for Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend you join our team: given at time of all the details. (Mention apartment community application. UCAN) in Stansbury Park. Must • 2500+miles a week (801) 966-7130. be self motivated and 607 Quail Circle E.O.E. M/F/D/V Business owners If you have minor experience • 33 to 42cpm for 1st month need someone fast, in electrical, mechani- place your classified ad cal, plumbing and sprin- • Weekly home time in all 45 of Utah's news- kler repair. Fax resume DRIVERS papers. The person you (801)451-0443 Attn: • Daily or Weekly Pay are looking for could be T e r r i o r c a l l • Great equipment NEEDED! from out of town. The (801)683-7386 cost is only $155. for a New Listing • Dental & Health plans 25 word ad and it NAPA is looking for an AFFORDABLY PRICED 5 reaches up to 340,000 experienced Counter BEDROOM 4 BATH CUSTOM person. Taking applica- BUILT HOME ON TOOELE’S • Co. match 401k households. All you do EAST BENCH! Evidence of owners is call the Transcript tions now. Please come in! 278 North Main, pride throughout the whole house • Respectful & friendly CDL Training Bulletin at 882-0050 for and yard.Enjoy nature in the serene environment Available all the details. (Mention Tooele. surroundings of the secluded back UCAN) NEW SUMMER yard. Sunrises and sunsets to LIVE for!! A MUST SEE! $ CONSTRUCTION. NAIS projects! Actors, Extras, If you have at least 4 mos 0 DOWN is looking for exp. & Models. Earn $10-$95 non exp. INDUSTRIAL hourly.No school or ex- 558 N. 430 East OTR, call Steve in SLC & CLEANERS to operate perience. 801-438-0067 515 Park Hill Dr. EARN $$$ start your exciting career with vacuum trucks hydro- NOW HIRING cooks, Fantastic custom built Rambler. Lot is almost 1/2 acre. blasting equip. Great the best trucking company in WITHIN servers, dishwashers & Beautifully landscape with full sport court, RV parking and Pay, Benefits w/ quar- graveyard servers. Ap- awesome views of lake and mountains. Home is large and open! the industry. terly incentive plans. ply in person. Denny’s. 3 WEEKS C D L ' s a p l u s . 843-8200 801-908-5350 800-521-9277 OFFICE ASSISTANT/ UNDER CONVIENENT Store Damage estimator. 1 0 0 WORKERS Clerk Full or part time Must be computer liter- Clean rambler in nice cul-de- 800-701-8689 NEEDED! Assemble $ 8 . 5 0 / h r , c a l l ate, friendly, self moti- CONTRACTsac.Upgraded flooring and 2519 S 5370 W crafts, wood items. Ma- (435)884-0476 vated, and a fast paint. Vaulted ceilings. Geor- terials provided. To learner. Apply @ 126 N geous family room with nice DRIVERS: CO. & West Valley City, UT 84120 $480+ per week. Free Garden, Tooele. gas fireplace. Lots of storage. www.knighttrans.com information package. O/Op’s Great pay/ LARGE LOT FULLY LAND- 2 4 h o u r s benefits/ hometime! WILLIAMS FAMILY Drug Featured Home CAPED. 2 car garage. Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 (801)264-5665. Pneumatic Sign-on Bo- Pharmacy Tech, part nus, No touch. CDL-A, time, day shift, BECOME A SUB- All offices independently owned and operated. Information 2yrs exp. Doubles End. 10am-6pm. Please call deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele SCRIBER. 882-0050 866-LTI-TRANS Scott at 884-3285. Tuesday June 26, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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New carpet,paint Pictured Homes Only 2BDRM 1BTH w/d 2 family rooms, double hook-ups, central air, car garage, fenced BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM & tile. 3 bdrms, 2 yard, 632 E 500 N yard, dog run. Beautiful, home South Willow bths. $229,900. $625/mo immaculate home. Ranches 0.5acre (801)450-8432 $1150/mo. Call (801) 4200sqft, granite count- 842-9631. ers, large laundry, 1467 E. 970 North 3/BR HUD! $338/MO! 4 b d r m , 3 . 5 b t h , Awesome 4BR/ 2BA $99,029! WANTED MALE Room- $349,000 (801)451- Only $787/Mo! 5% mate non smoking, non 7265 No agents home in great down, 20 years @ 8% drinking, no pets to location. apr. For listings call share new Stansbury HISTORIC G-VILLE (800)586-3901 Ext. Home. Restored 1890s 4 bdrms, 3bths. 5469 Brienne Way, Stansbury. 779 Country Club, Stansbury. 1997 home $550/mo plus 5196. (ucan) s p l i t u t i l i t i e s Classic: 3bdrm, Library $232,000 2005 Rambler with full basement. 3 bed. Gorgeous Rambler with Fully finished (or 4th Bdrm), 1bth, 2 full baths, 2 car garage. 2790 sq.ft. basement – 5 bed. 2 ba. 2300 sq.ft. 2 Car 3BDRM 1BTH central (435)841-9244 2000sqft. 1/2 Acre, Unfinished basement plumbed full bath. garage. Engineered Hardwood Floor, New air, newer carpet, paint, SELL YOUR computer Spklr. New Windows, Includes Refrige., W & D. Completely paint and new carpet. New Refrige. & New one year lease in the classifieds. Call Furn/ Air and appli- landscaped. $225,000 Dishwasher. Fully Landscaped. $228,000 $850/mo $500/dep Call 882-0050 or visit ances. $199,875. 141 Nicole (435)830-1794 Exit Realty www.tooeletranscript. W. Clark. 801-636- Home Team 3BDRM 3BTH, Newer com 0796. Rambler in quiet cul-de-sac off 1000 north wood floors, 2 family rooms, big fenced back yard, All Houses $1150/mo (435)850- 776 Country Club, Stansbury. 348 Ruben Ct., 2152 Rambler with Fully Finished Basement. Grantsville. Prestigious South Willows 3BDRM, 1BTH spacious 2600’ - 6 bed. 3 bath. Spacious double Estates. Rambler with Unf. basement. duplex w/basement, 3 bed. 2 ba. .47 Acres. 2552 sq.ft. Great & Small entry door. Tiles in entry, kitchen and new appliances, floors Engineered Hardwood Floor.Brand new baths. Large family room. Large lot & carpets. Fresh paint. carpet, new 2 tone paint. $228,000 9583’ Fully landscaped. $272,000 Central air. No smok- i n g . M u s t s e e ! Other Available Properties: $785/mo. 830-6994 757 N. 300 W., Tooele – Twinhome – 3 bed. 2 ba. 1740 sq.ft. 1 car garage. .13 Ac. Brand new carpet. Vaulted Ceilings. Hardwood Floors and Tiles. $165,000 3BDRM, 2 car garage,. Fenced backyard, cen- Lease with Option to Buy: tral air, lots of storage, 36 W. & 79 W. 1970 N., Tooele – 3 bed 1.5 ba. 1295’ 2000. 1C garage - $1100/mo. friendly neighborhood. 5 acres • Erda No smoking/ pets. 3269 Hidden Peak Road America Tang, Broker 480-252-3136 $950/mo plus deposit. 801-295-5295 o r NEW AGE REAL TY [email protected] 801-864-5295. 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile home for rent, no smoking/ pets. 882-1550 5-Acre Lot In Erda! Beautiful views. $875/MO $400/Dep His- torical 2000sqft 4bdrm, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 5-acres horse property, Includes well, pump & 2 acre ft. of 1bth, big kitchen, hard- large kitchen, formal dining room, granite counter wood. NO PETS/ tops, 9’ basement, 4-car garage, double oven water. Build your dream home or just SMOKING. 843-0785 gas cook top. $569,900 buy the lot! Call Laramie for details 5/BR BANK FORECLO- SURE! Only $92,479! 3/BR $42,560! More 1388 North 630 East • 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 3030 Deer Run Drive TOTALLY FINISHED MOOTITIVATTEDED SELSELLLERER!! homes available from Tooele Price Reduced $179,500 Benches at South Rim Phase II IN CUL-DE-SAC Landscape Included $10,000! For listings. Call (800)586-3901 Ext ERR 5455. (ucan) UUNNDED CHARMING OVERLAKE 592 STANSBURY AVECTT 244 DONNER PLACE Townhome. 3bdrm, $160,000 A GRANTSVILLE 1.5bth, garage, central OONTRNTRAC SOUTH WILLOW ESTATES UNDER CONSTRUCTION CC3 bed, 1 bath, 1227 sq. 367 PLAZA CIRCLE air, 9ft cielings, no 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .29 acres, $245,000 1/3 acre rambler 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ft house newly remod- GRANTSVILLE • $248,000 smoking, no pets, 61 W 3-car garage, handicap access, room 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful eled. New paint, tile and NEW Beautiful, fully finished Landscape Included 1930 N. Available to grow in unfinished basement, Newly updated kitchen & rambler with a bonus room being hardwood floors, brand home. .37 acres, 5 bdrm, 2 bth 7 / 1 / 0 7 $ 8 1 9 / m o bathrooms. New Paint & 229 ALEXANDER COURT corner lot, close to school and parks. built on 2 acres in Stockton! Choose new kitchen with appli- $ $ GRANTSVILLE • $235,000 $500/dep. $234,900 New Carpet. 179,500 your colors now! 389,900 ances. Michelle Anderson VERY MOTIVATED SELLER! (801)318-0187 435-840-8898 NEW LISTING 3 bed, 2 bath, 1444 sq ft CLEAN NEWER 3 bed- 14701470WW.. HwyHwy 199,199, RushRush V Valleyalley 10640 S. BAY MEADOWS DR. Rambler. Next to tot lot 1604 Country Ln • Erda 7851470 CountryW. Hwy 199,Club, Rush Stansb Valleyury SANDY, UT • $455,000 room home. Very nice 3 on the green belt. 5 bdrm w/ great swimming bedroom home near Price Reduced $489,900 pool. .73 acres. Horse property. Landscape Allowance shopping and schools. Easy to Show available July 1st. UNDER 417 WEST 200 SOUTH Large yard. Please call RR Lori to schedule a view- NNDEDE TOOELE CONTRACT UU T Great investment pRroperty. ing time 435-830-3115 68 N. MEADOWLAARK CCIR.T DER or Amber owner/ agent 1200U sqNNDE ft home on 1.27 GRANTNTRNTRACSVILLE • $285,900 U 801-815-9564 $925 per T CCOO acre. Beautiful propertyC TinT 1342 N. 650 E. • TOOELE 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, finished WOW 1.40 acres in Rush Valley. 3 bdrm, 2 bath A month with $600 de- OOTooele.NTRNTRAC $249,900 $299,900 Great 6 bdrm basement, new carpet, large master Very, Very cute home. Wonderful .50 acre lot. 3400 sq ft CC home. Almost 3800 sq ft posit. 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family Michell Anderson 840-8898 including bonus room. suite, large yard, vinyl fence, barn & 4 acre ft of water. HUD HOMES! 4/BR rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 $ completely landscaped. $229,900 $179,900 REDUCED $99,029! Only $787/ acres. 489,900 SOUTHERN UTAH 102 SOUTH 110 WEST Lease to Own Mo! 5% down 20 years 11 SOUTH 400 EAST TOOELE • $199,500 NOW AVAILABLE @ 8% apr. 2/BR MEADOW, UT 1102 sq ft rambler. Over 4 bdrm, formal living rm, $199/Mo, for listings 244 Old County Rd. • Stockton Filmore County 50% finished basement. great room and office. call (800)586-3901 ex- $249,900 .50 acres of horse prop. tension 5330. (ucan) Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Almost 5 acres. CONDO • SLC CONDO • SLC Anybody with fair, but OVERLAKE, 3bdrm, Beautiful family home 515 S. 1000 E. not perfect credit, I 2bth, 2 car garage, your Real with historic log cabin $269,900 • Aztec condos have lease to owns. 2-story, $1000/mo on property. Totally remodeled condo. Call for details. No pets, no smoking. 61 West 1570 North SOLD Estate needs Lana McKean Michelle Anderson Davidson Realty (801)466-5078 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 3 bdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & FREE HOME CONSULATION SELL YOUR car in the horse property under $200,000! Transcript Bulletin Clas- 435-224-4000 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah sified section. ORDINANCE 2007-19 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OFFI- CIAL ZONING MAP OF TOOELE COUNTY; RE- ZONING APPROXI- MATELY 76.24 ACRES OF PROPERTY LO- CATED IN ERDA, OWNED BY LOS AN- GELES & SALT LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY, FROM A-20 TO RR-5, FOR THE ARROW- HEAD ESTATES PUD, AS PETITIONED BY IRONWOOD REAL ES- TATE NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I - AMEND- MENT. Pursuant to Utah Code Sections 17-27a-502 and 503, the Erda Township Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on Iron- wood Real Estate’s application for rezone and recommended the amendment to the official zoning map. Notice having been provided as required by Subsection17-27a-205 (1)(b) and having held a public meeting, the official zoning map of Tooele County is hereby PUBLIC NOTICE amended by changing Notice is hereby given the zoning designation that the Grantsville City of property owned by Planning Commission Los Angeles & Salt Lake will hold a regular meet- Railroad Company, lo- ing on Thursday, July cated in Erda, being Par- 12, 2007 in the Grants- cel #3-6-3 in Section 2, ville City Hall Council Township 3 South, Chambers at 429 E. Range 4 West, Salt Lake Main Street in Grants- Base and Meridian, and ville, Utah, which meet- Parcels #5-51-10 and ing shall begin promptly #5-51-11 in Section 35, at 7:00 P.M. Township 2 South, 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Range 4 West, Salt Lake HEARING: Base and Meridian, com- a. Proposed General prising a total of approxi- Plan amendment of the mately 76.24 acres, from Future Land Use Map for A-20 (Agriculture, 20 Travis Taylor on 810 Acre Minimum Lot Size) acres of land located in to RR-5 (Rural Residen- the southwest quadrant tial, Five Acre Minimum of town to go from an Lot Size). “Rural Residential – 2” The legal descriptions of designation (allowing the property rezoned are one unit per 5 acres to as follows: one unit per 10 acres) to Parcel #3-6-3 a “Medium Density Resi- ALL THAT PORTION dential” designation (al- OF N 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF lowing 3 units for every SEC 2 T3S R4W one acre). SLB&M, IN TOOELE b.Proposed amendment COUNTY THAT LIES to Chapter 2 Definitions NWLY OF A LI 100 FT to amend definition #247 DISTANT SELY MEAS- for Private Streets by al- URED AT RIGHT AN- lowing a 30 foot private GLES, FR HEREIN AF- street with the same TER DESC PROPOSED construction standard as C/LI OF CONNECTOR currently required for a TRACK OF LA&SLRR private street, with the CO. (OUT OF 3-6-1) exception of allowing ei- Parcel #5-51-10 ther a hammerhead turn- A PARCEL OF LAND around or a full diameter SITUATE IN E 1/2 OF PUBLIC NOTICE turnaround for emer- NE 1/4, E 1/2 OF SE 1/4 NOTICE IS HERBY gency vehicles, in all AND SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, GIVEN THAT the Tooele zoning districts if it bene- SEC 35, T2S, R4W, City Planning Commis- fits the property in ques- SLB&M. SEE DOCU- sion will meet in a public tion by allowing develop- MENT FOR LEGAL DE- hearing and Business ment that would not oth- SCRIPTION. OUT OF meeting scheduled for erwise be possible and if 5-51-4 & 5-51-8. Wednesday, June 27, it is in the spirit of the Parcel #5-51-11 2007 in the hour of 7:00 General Plan by encour- A PARCEL OF LAND PM. The meeting will be aging the creation of infill SITUATE IN SW 1/4 OF held at Tooele City Hall lots. SE 1/4 AND THE SE 1/4 in the City Council c.Proposed conditional OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 35, Chambers, located at 90 use permit for the exten- T2S R4W SLB&M. SEE N Main Street, Tooele, sion of commercial stor- DOCUMENT FOR COM- Utah. age units for Gary Faw- PLETE LEGAL DE- Agenda Items son at 655 E Main SCRIPTION. OUT OF 1. Pledge of Allegiance Street. 5-51-3. 2. Recommendation on d.Amendment of the SECTION II - RE- Overlake amended Ex- General Plan Future PEALER. Ordinances hibit B by Tooele Associ- Land Use Map proposed and resolutions in con- ates. by the Grantsville City flict herewith are hereby 3. Public Hearing and Planning Commission to repealed to the extent of Recommendation on take the north line of the ORDINANCE 2007-19 such conflict. preliminary plan ap- “Low Density Residen- AN ORDINANCE SECTION III - EFFEC- proval for The Cove at tial” zone, which is on AMENDING THE OFFI- TIVE DATE. This ordi- Overlake amended a 62 the north side of town, to CIAL ZONING MAP OF nance shall become ef- unit condo project to be the south line of the “In- TOOELE COUNTY; RE- fective 15 days after its located at 1910 N Berra dustrial” zone, taking the ZONING APPROXI- passage provided it has Blvd by Tooele Develop- line straight west and MATELY 76.24 ACRES been published, or at ment Associates. east to the Grantsville OF PROPERTY LO- such publication date if 4. Public Hearing and City boundaries. CATED IN ERDA, more than 15 days after Recommendation on fi- AT THE CONCLUSION OWNED BY LOS AN- passage. B8 Tooele nalTranscripplat approvalt-Bullefor OF PUBLICtin HEARINGS GELES & SALTTuLAKEesdaINy June WITNESS26, 2007 Copper Canyon PUD MEETING OFFICIALLY RAILROAD COMPANY, WHEREOF the Tooele phase 2a, a 36 lot subdi- CALLED TO ORDER BY FROM A-20 TO RR-5, County Commission, Mobile Homes Lots & Land Lots & Land Water Shares visionPublicto be Noticeslocated at CHAIRMANPublic NoticesGARY Public Notices FORPublicTHE NoticesARROW - whichPublicis the Noticeslegislative 300 WestMeetings970 North by PINKHAM.Meetings Miscellaneous HEADMiscellaneousESTATES PUD, bodyMiscellaneousof Tooele County, Fieldstone Homes. 1. Consideration of a AS PETITIONED BY passed, approved and $$$ INVEST IN YOUR BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. 35 UNDERGROUND WA- 5. Public Hearing and sign permit for Envision Deadline for public no- IRONWOOD REAL ES- enacted this ordinance Future. Buying a home Just ACRES - $59,000; 60 TER rights for sale Recommendation Motion Commercial Develop- tices is 4 p.m. the day TATE this 19th day of June may be easier than you $36,000-Reduced acres-$84,900. 90 min- Tooele or Grantsville. on final plat approval for ment LLC for a prior to publication. NOW, THEREFORE, BE 2007. think! Call Jamie Kerr at Trade utes from Salt Lake City Please call 435-241- Copper Canyon PUD free-standing sign lo- Public notices submit- IT ORDAINED BY THE ATTEST: (435)841-9144 Group 1 in SW Wyoming. Rec- 0265 phase 2b, a 52 lot subdi- cated at 49 S SR 112 for ted past the deadline LEGISLATIVE BODY TOOELE COUNTY R e a l E s t a t e reational paradise. vision to be located at the 822 E Main strip will not be accepted. OF TOOELE COUNTY, COMMISSION: WANTED: WATER http://www.realestate Stunning setting with 400 West 1000 North by mall. UPAXLP UTAH AS FOLLOWS: Marilyn K. Gillette, rights or irrigation intooele.com amazing views. Sur- Fieldstone Homes. 2.Consideration of a De- SECTION I - AMEND- Clerk Colleen S. shares in Tooele Val- rounded by gov't land. 6. Review and Approval velopment Agreement OFFICIAL NOTICE MENT. Pursuant to Johnson, Chairman Grantsville, South ley. Call Ross at 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile EZ terms. Call UTLR of Planning Commission for Northstar Ranch sub- Under Title IV of the Sur- Utah Code Sections (SEAL) 801-642-0119 home for rent, no smok- Willow Ranches 1-877-351-5263. (ucan) minutes for meeting held division. face Mining Control and 17-27a-502 and 503, the Commissioner John- ing/ pets. 882-1550 Aprox. 4,000 sq. ft. finished w/unfinished base- WATER SHARES/ Wa- June 13, 2007. 3.Consideration of a Reclamation Act of 1977 Erda Township Planning son voted aye ment. 4 bdrm, 3.5 bth. 1/2 BUILDING LOT: ter Rights. 4 Shares Pursuant to the Ameri- preliminary plat for (30 U.S.C. 1201 et seq.; Commission conducted Commissioner Clegg acre horse prop. Granite GRANTSVILLE .37 Settlement Canyon cans with Disabilities Northstar Ranch located SMCRA), the Denver a public hearing on Iron- voted aye Office Space counters, notty alder cabi- Acre. Ready to Build $5,000/ Share, .45 Act, individuals needing on Mormon Trail. Field Division of the Of- wood Real Estate’s ap- Commissioner Hurst nets. 16’ tall ceilings. Lots NICE LOT .37 Acre. Acre-Feet Underground special accommodation 4.Consideration of Gen- fice of Surface Mining plication for rezone and voted aye of hardwood floors/tile. Approx 108 feet across Well Water $5,000 during this meeting eral Plan Future Land Reclamation and En- recommended the APPROVED AS TO C-A INVESTMENT *Trade- will consider 150 feet deep. Water A d a m N a s h should notify Rachelle Use Map amendment for forcement (OSM) gives amendment to the offi- FORM: 510 North Main, Plaza other property or nice RV rights and utilities (801)580-1428 Custer, Tooele Planner Travis Taylor. notice of the availability cial zoning map. Doug Hogan 500. Available now, towards purchase. Asking ready. 79K E-mail Recorder prior to the 5.Consideration of pre- of a Finding of No Sig- Notice having been pro- Tooele County Attor- 1400 sqft. For more 389,000. Please make an [email protected] or nificant Impacts (FONSI) offer. Very motivated. meeting at (435) liminary plat for Bella vided as required by ney information contact addressing an environ- Call LaMar, call 801.750.1555. Buildings 843-2130 or TDD (435) Vista formerly named Lit- Subsection17-27a-205 (Published in the Tran- 882-1199 843-2180. tle Reno. mental assessment (EA) (1)(b) and having held a script Bulletin June 26, 801-860-2953 OWNERS SACRIFICE (Published in the Tran- 6.Consideration of pre- for an abandoned mine public meeting, the offi- 2007) 35 ACRES - $59,900; BUILDING MATERIALS: script Bulletin June 26, liminary plat for Heritage land reclamation project cial zoning map of FOR LEASE Office/ PUBLIC NOTICE 320acres of land in 135 acres - $183,900. METAL buildings, mini 2007) Grove Phase 2 for Alan in Utah. Tooele County is hereby Business Space In the Matter of Family Tooele County for sale, 90 minutes from Salt storage systems, roof Johnson. This action covers the amended by changing Utilities included. 46, Trust established Dec. May sell in 40acre par- Lake City in SW Wyo- and wall panels, metal PUBLIC NOTICE 7. Consideration of Gold Hill abandoned the zoning designation South Main. 1 month 12, 2001, by Joyce tials owner financing ming. Recreational building components. Notice is hereby given amendment to the Gen- noncoal mine reclama- of property owned by free. (602)826-9471 Schoon Stromberg, p o s s i b l e C a l l paradise. Stunning set- Utah Manufacture 20 that the Grantsville City eral Plan Future Land tion project. The project Los Angeles & Salt Lake Deceased. HURRY!! Only 6 office (801)230-7878 ting with amazing years plus. Top quality Planning Commission Use Map as proposed by area is located in and Railroad Company, lo- Notice is hereby given spaces left for lease! (435)882-4513 views. Surrounded by low prices. Weekly De- will hold a regular meet- the Grantsville City Plan- around Gold Hill in the cated in Erda, being Par- that Carole Myers and 169 to 364sqft, gov't land. EZ terms. livery. 1-800-262-5347. ing on Thursday, July ning Commission. Gold Hill Mining District cel #3-6-3 in Section 2, Betty Van Beek are trus- $200-$500. All utilities 95 ACRES, view extraor- Call Utah Ranches, cobuildings@cobuild 12, 2007 in the Grants- 8.Consideration of pro- in the northern Deep Township 3 South, tees of this trust as obli- included. Call Kaye at dinary. Water share, LLC 1-877-351-5263. ings.net (ucan) ville City Hall Council posed amendment to Creek Mountains of Range 4 West, Salt Lake gated by the trust. All (801)580-2791 for appt. cattle, horses, sheep (ucan) Chambers at 429 E. Chapter 2 definition southwestern Tooele Base and Meridian, and If you build, remodel or persons having claims to see. CCSC Enter- buffalo, llamas, nice Main Street in Grants- #247 “Private Streets”. County, Utah about 40 Parcels #5-51-10 and remove buildings you against the trust are re- prises, LLC. barn area. Financing. ville, Utah, which meet- 9. Consideration of miles south of Wendover #5-51-11 in Section 35, can place your classi- quired to present them to Realtors welcome. Call ing shall begin promptly C.U.P. for Gary Fawson as follows: Township 7 Township 2 South, Water Shares fied ad in 45 of Utah's the trustees in care of Don. 1-800-498-1184 at 7:00 P.M. at 655 E Main Street for South, Range 17 West, Range 4 West, Salt Lake newspapers for only Carole Myers, 32 Lots & Land 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC storage units. sections 29, 30, 31, 32, Base and Meridian, com- ATTENTION BUILD- $155. for 25 words ($5. McCory Dr., Linton, NB ONE SHARE Settlement HEARING: 10. Consideration of and 33; Township 7 prising a total of approxi- ERS! LOG home dealer for each additional 58552, or Betty Van Canyon Irrigation, a. Proposed General minutes of the previous South, Range 18 West, mately 76.24 acres, from 8 . 9 PARTIALLY needed. Century Cedar word). You will reach Beek, 418 Lake View $4800. (435)840-0344 Plan amendment of the Commission meeting. section 36; Township 8 A-20 (Agriculture, 20 WOODED acres adja- Log Homes. Call up to 340,000 house- Dr., Pollock, SD 57648, Future Land Use Map for 11.Report from Council South, Range 17 West, Acre Minimum Lot Size) cent to Monticello. 800-383-5648 www. UNDERGROUND WA- holds and all you do is within three months after Travis Taylor on 810 Liaison Member Todd sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, to RR-5 (Rural Residen- Spectacular views, se- centurycedar.com TER Rights for sale call the Transcript Bul- first publication of this acres of land located in Castagno. 16, and 21; and Town- tial, Five Acre Minimum cluded, yet convenient (ucan) Erda, Tooele Valley letin at 882-0050 for all notice, as stated below, the southwest quadrant 12. Open discussion. ship 8 South, Range 18 Lot Size). to utilities. Live water; (435)830-2665 the details. (Mention or such claims may be of town to go from an 13.Adjourn. West, sections 1 and 12, The legal descriptions of oil road access. Owner DEADLINES FOR clas- UCAN Classified Net- barred. “Rural Residential – 2” Shauna Kertamus of the Salt Lake Merid- the property rezoned are financing available. sifieds ads are Monday WATER SHARES for work) All persons whose right designation (allowing Zoning Administrator ian. OSM funded the as follows: Must see. (435)459- and Wednesdays by sale. Please contact. may be affected by the STEEL BUILDINGS: one unit per 5 acres to All interested persons Utah Abandoned Mine Parcel #3-6-3 2310 (ucan) 4:45 p.m. (435)224-3898 proceedings in this trust 32x48 from left over one unit per 10 acres) to are invited to attend and Reclamation Program to ALL THAT PORTION may obtain information quality material. www. a “Medium Density Resi- provide comment upon safeguard about 186 pri- OF N 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF from the records of the scg-grp.com 888-898- dential” designation (al- the proposals scheduled ority 1 abandoned mine SEC 2 T3S R4W court, the trustees. 3091 Source#C00A lowing 3 units for every for public hearings. Writ- openings, including SLB&M, IN TOOELE Dated and first published Tooele County’s Family (ucan) one acre). ten comments will also shafts and adits, to elimi- COUNTY THAT LIES June 12, 2007. b.Proposed amendment be considered if submit- nate hazards to public NWLY OF A LI 100 FT Carole Myers and to Chapter 2 Definitions ted to the Zoning Admin- health and safety. Of DISTANT SELY MEAS- Public Notices Betty Van Beek Meetings to amend definition #247 istrator in advance of the those openings, 61 are URED AT RIGHT AN- Real Estate Advisor for Private Streets by al- on public lands the Bu- (Published in the Tran- hearing. The current GLES, FR HEREIN AF- lowing a 30 foot private script Bulletin June 12, Deadline for public no- zoning Code and pro- reau of Land Manage- TER DESC PROPOSED Serving the needS of BuyerS/SellerS: street with the same 19 & 26, 2007) tices is 4 p.m. the day posed amendments may ment manages, 118 are C/LI OF CONNECTOR • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters construction standard as prior to publication. be reviewed at the privately owned and TRACK OF LA&SLRR PUBLIC NOTICE currently required for a • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners Public notices submit- Grantsville City Hall seven are on land the CO. (OUT OF 3-6-1) SERVICE BY PUBLICA- private street, with the • Families Needing Horse Property ted past the deadline each weekday between State of Utah manages. Parcel #5-51-10 TION: exception of allowing ei- will not be accepted. hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 Methods of safeguarding A PARCEL OF LAND RACINE DENTAL ther a hammerhead turn- UPAXLP p.m. those openings gener- SITUATE IN E 1/2 OF GROUP, SC around or a full diameter In accordance with the ally will include backfill- NE 1/4, E 1/2 OF SE 1/4 Plantiff vs. PUBLIC NOTICE turnaround for emer- Americans With Disabili- ing or construction of AND SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, THERESA COOK NOTICE IS HERBY gency vehicles, in all ties Act, Grantsville City masonry walls and steel SEC 35, T2S, R4W, 213 CRESCENT VIEW GIVEN THAT the Tooele zoning districts if it bene- will accommodate rea- grates. SLB&M. SEE DOCU- LN #120 City Planning Commis- fits the property in ques- sonable requests to as- Complete copies of the MENT FOR LEGAL DE- TOOELE, UT 84074 Call Shane sion will meet in a public tion by allowing develop- sist the disabled to par- FONSI are available at SCRIPTION. OUT OF STACEY COOK hearing and Business ment that would not oth- ticipate in meetings. Re- the Office of Surface 5-51-4 & 5-51-8. 213 CRESCENT VIEW meeting scheduled for erwise be possible and if quest for assistance may Mining, Western Region, Parcel #5-51-11 LN #120 Wednesday, June 27, it is in the spirit of the be made by calling City Denver Field Division, A PARCEL OF LAND TOOELE, UT 84074 840-0344 2007 in the hour of 7:00 General Plan by encour- Hall at 884-3411 at least 1999 Broadway, Suite SITUATE IN SW 1/4 OF Defendant(s) PM. The meeting will be aging the creation of infill 24 hours prior to the 3320, Denver, Colorado, SE 1/4 AND THE SE 1/4 CASE NO. 07SC2602 held at Tooele City Hall lots. meeting that will be at- 80202-5733. They also OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 35, You are being sued by 5 bedrooms • 3.5 baths in the City Council c.Proposed conditional tended. are available at the Utah T2S R4W SLB&M. SEE Racine Dental Group, Eastbench beauty • 2 tiered deck Chambers, located at 90 use permit for the exten- (Published in the Tran- Division of Oil, Gas and DOCUMENT FOR COM- SC, in the Small Claims N Main Street, Tooele, sion of commercial stor- script Bulletin June 26 & Mining, Abandoned Mine PLETE LEGAL DE- Court for Racine County, Utah. age units for Gary Faw- July 10, 2007) Reclamation Program, SCRIPTION. OUT OF Wisconsin, 730 Wiscon- $ Agenda Items son at 655 E Main 1594 West North Tem- 5-51-3. sin Avenue, Racine, WI 297,000 1. Pledge of Allegiance Street. Public Notices ple, Suite 1210, Salt SECTION II - RE- 53403. 2. Recommendation on d.Amendment of the Lake City, Utah, 84114. PEALER. Ordinances A hearing will be held at Overlake amended Ex- General Plan Future Trustees (Published in the Tran- and resolutions in con- 2:00pm on July 12, hibit B by Tooele Associ- Land Use Map proposed script Bulletin June 21 & flict herewith are hereby 2007. ates. by the Grantsville City Deadline for public no- 28, 2007) repealed to the extent of If you do not appear, a 3. Public Hearing and Planning Commission to tices is 4 p.m. the day such conflict. judgment may be given Recommendation on take the north line of the prior to publication. ORDINANCE 2007-19 SECTION III - EFFEC- to the person suing you. preliminary plan ap- “Low Density Residen- Public notices submit- AN ORDINANCE TIVE DATE. This ordi- (A copy of the claim has proval for The Cove at tial” zone, which is on ted past the deadline AMENDING THE OFFI- nance shall become ef- been mailed to you at Overlake amended a 62 the north side of town, to will not be accepted. CIAL ZONING MAP OF 374 Bevan Way 374 Bevan fective 15 days after its the address above.) unit condo project to be the south line of the “In- UPAXLP TOOELE COUNTY; RE- passage provided it has Dated June 22, 2007. located at 1910 N Berra dustrial” zone, taking the ZONING APPROXI- been published, or at Katie L. Brey Rambler • 4 bdrms • 2 bths Blvd by Tooele Develop- line straight west and MATELY 76.24 ACRES such publication date if BRUCK LAW OFFICES, 2 family rooms • fireplace ment Associates. east to the Grantsville Buy. Sell. OF PROPERTY LO- more than 15 days after S.C. 4. Public Hearing and City boundaries. CATED IN ERDA, passage. Sixth Floor lg. .47 acre lot Recommendation on fi- AT THE CONCLUSION Trade. OWNED BY LOS AN- IN WITNESS 322 East Michigan $ nal plat approval for OF PUBLIC HEARINGS GELES & SALT LAKE WHEREOF the Tooele Street Copper Canyon PUD MEETING OFFICIALLY TOOELETRANSCRIPT RAILROAD COMPANY, County Commission, Milwaukee, WI 53202 184,900 phase 2a, a 36 lot subdi- CALLED TO ORDER BY BULLETIN FROM A-20 TO RR-5, which is the legislative (414)223-3335 vision to be located at CHAIRMAN GARY FOR THE ARROW- body of Tooele County, (Published in the Tran- 300 West 970 North by PINKHAM. 882-0050 HEAD ESTATES PUD, passed, approved and script Bulletin June 26, Fieldstone Homes. 1. Consideration of a AS PETITIONED BY enacted this ordinance 2007) 5. Public Hearing and sign permit for Envision IRONWOOD REAL ES- this 19th day of June Recommendation Motion Commercial Develop- TATE 2007. on final©2007plat Betterapproval Hearingfor Institutement LLC for a NOW, THEREFORE, BE ATTEST: Copper Canyon PUD free-standing sign lo- IT ORDAINED BY THE TOOELE COUNTY

241 Utah Ave. phase 2b, a 52 lot subdi- cated at 49 S SR 112 for HearingLEGISLATIVE wellBODY couldCOMMISSION: make a bigger vision to be located at the 822 E Main strip OF TOOELE COUNTY, Marilyn K. Gillette, 400 West 1000 North by mall. differenceUTAH AS FOLLOWS: inClerk yourColleen lifeS. than FieldstoneYou can’tHomes. win at life2.Consideration when you ofstarta De losing- SECTION I - AMEND- Johnson, Chairman Beautiful All Brick Home w/sunroom • New Kitchen & 6. Reviewyour andhearing.Approval Peoplevelopment who solveAgreement their hearing MENT. Pursuant to (SEAL) Hardwood Floors • 2500 sq ft. • 4 bdrms • 2 baths of Planning Commission for Northstar Ranch sub- a secondUtah Code honeymoon.Sections Commissioner John- Full landsapded & auto sprinklers • Fenced yard minutesproblemsfor meeting re-connectheld division. with those they love 17-27a-502 and 503, the son voted aye June and13, 2007. bring back the3. Considerationjoy to their relationships.of a Erda Township Planning Commissioner Clegg Pursuant to the Ameri- preliminary plat for Commission conducted voted aye cansSowith get Disabilitiesyour ears testedNorthstar inRanch case theylocated need a public hearing on Iron- Commissioner Hurst Act, individualsa little help.needing Go seeon Mormona hearing Trail. health wood Real Estate’s ap- voted aye special accommodation 4.Consideration of Gen- plication for rezone and APPROVED AS TO duringprofessionalthis meeting to finderal outPlan theFuture optionsLand available recommended the FORM: shouldto notifyhelp youRachelle live lifeUse toMap theamendment fullest. for amendment to the offi- Doug Hogan Custer, Tooele Planner Travis Taylor. cial zoning map. Tooele County Attor- Recorder prior to the 5.Consideration of pre- Notice having been pro- ney meetingFor a freeat “Guide(435) liminary to Betterplat for Bella vided as required by (Published in the Tran- 843-2130 or TDD (435) Vista formerly named Lit- Subsection17-27a-205 script Bulletin June 26,

573 W. 200 S. 573 W. $ Hearing” and other help call or visit 843-2180. tle Reno. (1)(b) and having held a 2007) PRICE REDUCED 169,900 (Published in the Tran- 6.Consideration of pre- public meeting, the offi- scriptbBulletin e t tJune e r hearing.org26, liminary plat for Heritage cial zoning map of 2007) Grove Phase 2 for Alan Tooele County is hereby 4 bdrm • 2 full bth • Fully fenced 1 - 8 0 0 - E AJohnson. R WELL amended by changing Mountain/lake views 7. Consideration of the zoning designation Great east side neighborhood amendment to the Gen- of property owned by eral Plan Future Land Los Angeles & Salt Lake Use Map as proposed by Railroad Company, lo- the Grantsville City Plan- cated in Erda, being Par- ning Commission. cel #3-6-3 in Section 2, 8.Consideration of pro- Township 3 South, posed amendment to Range 4 West, Salt Lake Give yourselfChapter the5.6872 bestdefinition in. ears of your life.Base and Meridian, and #247 “Private Streets”. Parcels #5-51-10 and 9. Consideration of #5-51-11 in Section 35, C.U.P. for Gary Fawson Township 2 South, at 655 E Main Street for Range 4 West, Salt Lake 472 E. 770 N. $ storage units. Base and Meridian, com- 195,900 10. Consideration of prising a total of approxi- Print PSAminutes (Publicof Servicethe previous Announcement) Reliableto be used at yourmately info.discretion.76.24 Newspaperacres, from 4 columnsTooele – 8 5/8” x 5” Valley’s Commission meeting.Advertiser: Better Hearing Institute Agency:A-20 (Agriculture, Strategy XX1 Group20 16 E. Aparicio Dr. Production11.Report Contact:from KingCouncil & Cabouli, 914.238.6581Free delivery.Other AcreQuestionsMinimum Contact: Lot Size) Dan Fleshler, 212.935.4832Market Place Overlake, beautiful Views, lrg .24 acre lot, 3 large Liaison Member Todd to RR-5 (Rural Residen- bdrms, full Landscaping & sprinkling system, large Castagno. tial, Five Acre Minimum UNDERpeacefulipstairs CONTRACT loft , open kitchen/livingroom 12. Open discussion. To get your free ConsumerLot Size). Information $192,900 13.Adjourn. Catalog filled with federalThe bookletslegal descriptions on allof TOOELE Shauna Kertamus sorts of family and financialthe property matters,rezoned justare TRANSCRIPT 2.562 in. Zoning Administrator visit pueblo.gsa.gov, call 1 as(888) follows: 8 PUEBLO, or All interested persons Parcel #3-6-3 BULLETIN are invited to attend andwrite: Trusted Source, Pueblo,ALL THAT COPORTION 81009. 4 Apartments provide comment upon OF N 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF UNDERGreat CONTRACT opportunity to own a multi-unit rental. the proposals scheduled Pueblo, CO. Your trustedSEC 2source.T3S R4W Includes two parcels of land to north. $179,900 for public hearings. Writ- SLB&M, IN TOOELE 882-0050 Aten publiccomments service messagewill fromalso the U.S. General Services Administration.COUNTY THAT LIES be considered if submit- NWLY OF A LI 100 FT ted to the Zoning Admin- DISTANT SELY MEAS- istrator in advance of the URED AT RIGHT AN- hearing. The current GLES, FR HEREIN AF- zoning Code and pro- TER DESC PROPOSED posed amendments may C/LI OF CONNECTOR be reviewed at the TRACK OF LA&SLRR Grantsville City Hall CO. (OUT OF 3-6-1) each weekday between Parcel #5-51-10 E6FZM0026hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 A PARCEL OF LAND 0026_BW_ads Bill to: E6FZM0026 Executive CD: p.m. SITUATE IN E 1/2 OF Newspaper REQ 58802 Creative Director: S. Pytel In accordance with the NE 1/4, E 1/2 OF SE 1/4 12-15-06 Art Director: M. Denais Color/Space: BWAmericans With DisabiliCE: 2/1 - Writer: M. Bobryk AND SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, Live: ties Act, GrantsvilleProductionCity Artist: MRS Account: K. Black SEC 35, T2S, R4W, Trim: 5.687" (w)will x 2.562"accommodate (h) Task:rea Fix- and Print Production: K. WarmackSLB&M. SEE DOCU- Bleed: sonable requests Spellto as checked- Coordinator: J. RadzinskiMENT x7890FOR LEGAL DE- PA Notes: Pagesist 6 ofthe 7 disabled to par- SCRIPTION. OUT OF ticipate in meetings. Re- 5-51-4 & 5-51-8. quest for assistance may Parcel #5-51-11 CE APPROVALS Asbe is made W/C by calling City As is W/C A PARCELAs is OF W/CLAND Executive CD Hall at 884-3411Sr. Fulfillmentat least Artist KMG (KnowledgeSITUATE Mgt.) IN SW 1/4 OF 24 hours prior to the SE 1/4 AND THE SE 1/4 Creative Director Fulfillment Artist USPS Operations meeting that will be at- OF SW 1/4 OF SEC 35, Design Director tended. Print Production CE Legal T2S R4W SLB&M. SEE Associate CD - Art (Published inArt theBuyerTran- Account SupervisorDOCUMENT FOR COM- script Bulletin June 26 & PLETE LEGAL DE- ( ) Associate CD - Copy July 10, 2007)Product Info Art /Copy Account ExecutiveSCRIPTION. OUT OF Art Director Program HQ Mgt. Supervisor5-51-3. Writer Postal Supervisor Legal SECTION II - RE- PEALER. Ordinances Copy Edit / QA Review Coordinator and resolutions in con- Full Read Changes Only Cold Read Fact Check OKAY TO flictSHIPherewith are hereby Second Read Proof Stage repealed to the extent of such conflict. SECTION III - EFFEC- TIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effective 15 days after its passage provided it has been published, or at such publication date if more than 15 days after passage. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Tooele County Commission, which is the legislative body of Tooele County, passed, approved and enacted this ordinance this 19th day of June 2007. ATTEST: TOOELE COUNTY COMMISSION: Marilyn K. Gillette, Clerk Colleen S. Johnson, Chairman (SEAL) Commissioner John- son voted aye Commissioner Clegg voted aye Commissioner Hurst voted aye APPROVED AS TO FORM: Doug Hogan Tooele County Attor- ney (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 26, 2007) THURSDAY June 26, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B9

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how to work for a business. as well as a supervisory class. a happy day for the managers DI “To help people become self- They also have classes for those at Deseret Industries, when one reliant we teach classes at the who speak English as a second of their employees finishes their Reach Every Household continued from page B1 store. We teach up to 16 differ- language. training and moves on to anoth- ing work on time, absenteeism, ent classes,” said Holm. Besides the in-store training, er job. in the Tooele Valley! social skills, restricting social- A few examples of the classes Deseret Industries offers up to “We just had a girl come ization and time management. taught are: ethics in the work- $3,000 to each employee for through our program,” said Holm. On top of this, each employee TOOELE place, customer service, fork- off-site training. An employee “We helped her get a certifi- TRANSCRIPT receives additional training on lift operations, cashier training, can work cate for mas- ULLETIN on getting sage therapy. B their GED, “Our goal is that when they She wanted TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE PLAN a phleboto- leave here, they are not a d d i t i o n a l mist certifi- supported by a commu- training to Advertising • 882-0050 cate (which nity resource or a church her certifi- makes them resource. They can stand on cate and we employable their own two feet.” helped with for drawing that. She left blood), CDL DAN HOLM here mak- training to DI STORE MANAGER ing $18.50 become a an hour, plus HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! truck driver, or welding certifi- tips.” cation. According to a history com- According to Holm there is a piled by Glen L. Rudd, Deseret vast array of additional training Industries was founded in 1938 Come Celebrate Vickie Garcia’s Deseret Industries will pay for a few years after Heber J. Grant, 1-Year Anniversary its employees to take. The only then president of LDS Church, stipulation is that they complete announced a new church wel- with Insurance Network, LC. the training during their 12 to fare program. 18 months of working at the The presidency of the LDS You may have heard she left the store. While they won’t pay for Church had previously discussed business or moved out of town, college tuition, they will pay for the possibility of establishing but for the last year she has individual college classes if it is a program much like Goodwill been selling insurance right in a specific field the employee Industries that was presently here in Tooele. is pursuing. existing in the United States. The store employs 40 to 50 When ZCMI shut down their full-time, transitional people, clothing factory in 1936, 350 Come see Vickie for all of who are there for 12 to 18 people were out of work includ- your insurance needs. months. Only six of the employ- ing Stewart B. Eccles. Eccles ees who work there are per- approached Harold B. Lee, man- Located at: manent. Although the store is aging director of the new wel- Serving 134 W 1180 N Suite 3 owned by The Church of Jesus fare program, to express his con- Tooele for Next to Clothes Line Christ of Latter-day Saints, many cern about the large number of Express by Walmart. people may be surprised to find people now unemployed. over 15 years that 40 percent or more of the Eccles was asked by Lee Or give her a call: people working at the store and to go and study the Goodwill (435) 882-0707 photography / Kari Scribner who are receiving the benefits of Industries program and make a Store manager Dan Holm pushes a cart used to haul donations from working there, are not LDS. report on their method of col- the community. Unlike most companies, it is lecting and selling used items. Following his report, the first Deseret Industries store was established Aug. 12, 1938. At that time, minimum wage was 25 cents an hour, and the first workers were paid $1.50 a day; 75 cents in cash and 75 cents in commodities from the church’s storehouse. From the very beginning, work opportunities have been given to individuals who have found it almost impossible to find work on the open market due to physi- cal, mental and other disabilities, such as those that come with � �� age, personality deficiencies, illness and language barriers. That tradition continues today. What really makes the pro- �� gram work is the contributions of used items and volunteers from people in the community. According to Holm, they request 2,000 to 3,000 hours a year from volunteers to help run the store. “Anyone in the community can come down, anytime they wish. We always have a job for them,” said Holm. The managers at Deseret Industries also take seriously the donations that come into the store. “All the money and donations that come through are not wasted,” said Holm. “Every donation we receive, because we’re non-profit, will go to a resource, whether it’s training or to maintain the facility. It is not wasted.” The first priority of the store is the local community that is served. However, donated items that can’t be sold are sent on to humanitarian aid, helping people in other parts of the world during emergencies, such as Hurricane Katrina and the tsu- �� nami in southeast Asia. �� On the outside it may seem � like any other store, but for �� the Tooele County community, �� Deseret Industries serves an �� important purpose as it trains �� those in need and helps supply the community with a place �� to buy inexpensive household �� items. Anyone interested in working �� To ﬁnd out if computer assisted surgery is an option for you, talk to at Deseret Industries or volun- �� teering can contact the store for �� details at 882-7100. For those Dr. John Douglas &�� Scott� �� Bruderer, P.A. who would like to make dona- Tooele Orthopaedics &�� Sports�� Medicine�� Specialist tions to the program, they can ��435.833.9180 1929 N. Aaron Dr, Suite L, Tooele www.tossortho.com NO REFERRAL NEEDED ��

photography / Kari Scribner Ice skates are some of the many items available for purchase at Deseret Industries.