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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele couple wore many hats on LDS mission See B1 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN April 15, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 95 50¢ School district’s 10-year Tooele County School District Enrollment 20,485 plan in a word: build 20,000 15,000 Fourth high school in the valley scheduled to be under 12,988 construction only eight years after Stansbury High opens

ENROLLMENT 10,000 7,476 by Tim Gillie ➤ ACTUAL PROJECTED ➤ STAFF WRITER 5,000 �� When Stansbury High School �� opens in 2009, it will mark 1991 2000 2007/08 2020 the end of an unprecedented Source: Tooele County School District YEAR �� decade of building for the Tooele County School District. Since �� 2000, the district has built six decade ahead. percent growth in enrollment that will also house the alterna- �� new elementary schools, rebuilt From 2010 to 2020, school offi- each year. The growth plan for tive high school, currently locat- �� Tooele High School, construct- cials plan to spend $277.8 mil- the next 10 years is based on an ed at the Tooele Army Depot ed additions to both Grantsville lion on school construction and average yearly growth rate of 3.3 in a World War II era barrack, �� High and Junior High, and with renovation to keep pace with percent, according to a report and the adult education pro- Stansbury High, will have added projected enrollment growth of prepared by the school district. gram. The CTE facility will be �� the first new high school to the 7,497 students — from 12,988 The building plan will be built on 30 acres of land recently �� county since Wendover High students currently to 20,485 reviewed annually by the school donated to USU by Tooele City, School opened in 1966. students by the year 2020 — a board to make sure it stays cur- and will be a cooperative effort �� The combined $139.1 million 57 percent increase over the 10 rent with the needs of the dis- with USU, Salt Lake Community spent on those projects allowed years. trict, Johnsen added. The plan College, Utah College of Applied �� the district to absorb an addi- That growth rate is estimated is presently in the discussion Technology, and local business- �� tional 4,211 students — a 47.9 conservatively and is lower than phase and has not received final es, according to Johnsen. percent increase in enrollment the previous 10 years, according approval from the school board. An elementary school will be �� — over that eight-year period. to Tooele County School District The plan starts with a Career rebuilt, also opening in 2010. �� That growth rate is predict- Superintendent Mike Johnsen. and Technology Education facil- ed to slow only slightly in the The last nine years averaged 5.8 ity scheduled to open in 2010 SEE BUILD PAGE A9 ➤ Expansion Down to the wire Last-minute tax filers will keep underway postal workers, accountants at USU busy until wee hours tonight by Doug Radunich by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER It’s as much a tradition as death and taxes Utah State University broke themselves — the last-minute rush to get a return ground Monday on a $1.2 mil- filed by April 15. lion building that will increase With that deadline coming tonight, tax filers, the size of its Tooele campus by preparers and the postal service are all racing the 60 percent. clock. The 9,000-square-foot exten- The Tooele County Post Office will be accepting sion marks the culmination of mail until midnight tonight, though last-minute a year of planning with Tooele filers are encouraged to mail their tax returns ear- City and Tooele County. The lier to avoid long lines in the evening, according to county is donating the $1.2 mil- Janet Vincent, postmaster for the Tooele City Post lion to USU for the new facil- Office. The collections area on the south side of ity, while the city is donating the building, where the mail collection slots are, 30 acres at the Utah Industrial will be the only part of the post office that will be Depot for future growth. open until midnight. “The Tooele campus has “This will be the first time ever that our post grown into a full-blown regional office will be collecting mail until midnight on campus, and will see an increas- the day taxes are due, but our windows will not be ing range of degrees avail- open that late,” Vincent said. “The retail portion able,” said USU President Stan of the office will just be open until 5:30, like usual. Albrecht during a speech at the We expect there to be a big line of people formed groundbreaking. during the evening, and all the mail from the slots The addition will be built on will be collected and sent off in a truck at 2:30 a.m. property already owned by USU on April 16.” at its 1000 W. Vine St. campus. photography / Troy Boman Vincent said the idea for collecting until mid- Utah State University President Stan Albrecht and Vice Provost Ronda Menlove look over the site where a $1.2 million building will be night began because of Tooele’s rapid population SEE USU PAGE A9 ➤ built at the USU Tooele regional campus on Monday. growth, and will likely continue in future years. Postal workers won’t be the only ones scram- bling to meet the filing deadline. Diane Cox, office manager for the north Tooele County scores B+ for office of H&R Block, said people often procrasti- ‘wildness’ on report SEE WIRE PAGE A5 ➤ by Sarah Miley and land untrammeled by STAFF WRITER man. Based on those criteria, out Tooele County is more of Utah’s 29 counties, only “wild” than most other coun- three — Daggett, Duchesne ties in the state, according and Summit — scored better to the 2008 Colorado College than Tooele. Juab, Kane, Piute State of the Rockies Report and Utah counties scored the Card. same as Tooele with a B+ The annual study looks at grade. Carbon, Iron and Rich key issues affecting the Rocky counties received the worst Mountain states — Arizona, grades — all rated with a D+. Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Chris Jackson, program photography / Troy Boman Nevada, New Mexico, Utah coordinator for the project, and Wyoming — and grades said the definition of wild- Certified public accountant Sam Woodruff punches in numbers at his office in Tooele Tuesday morning. file photo / Dave Bern the “wildness” of each of the lands used was based upon counties in the region based Woodruff normally prepares 10 returns a day during the Hikers on Deseret Peak make their way to the 11,031-foot summit in this undated file photo. Tooele upon solitude, remoteness SEE SCORES PAGE A5 ➤ 90-day tax season, but as the filing deadline approaches County received a B+ for its wilderness quality in a recent study by Colorado College. he will do up to 40 returns in a day.

OPEN FORUM A4 INSIDE OBITUARIES A7 TV LISTINGS B4 Buff softball still remains Tooele native takes over as SPORTS A10 undefeated in Region 7 4-H program head See A9 See A6 HOMETOWN B1 WEATHER BULLETIN BOARD A8 Mostly cloudy with a small chance of CLASSIFIEDS B5 showers today. Highs in the mid-50s Complete Forecast: A2 ANNOUNCEMENTS B2 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 15, 2008 Valley Weather Forecast New county 4-H head hopes to increase participation by Sarah Miley Local Weather STAFF WRITER Tue 50/31 The new head of Tooele 4/15 County’s 4-H program hopes to Partly cloudy early. Becoming increase involvement in the pro- windy with a few showers later in gram, recruit more lead volun- the day. teers, and inform people of the broad spectrum of activities that 4-H encompasses. Stephen Sagers, 28, was hired Wed Feb. 22. He comes to the 4-H 45/31 program at a difficult time, tak- 4/16 ing over from past head Curtis Times of sun and clouds. Highs in Crittenden, who was sentenced the mid 40s and lows in the low to six to 30 years in prison for fon- 30s. dling young boys he had invited to sleep over at his home. “It was unfortunate,” Sagers said, of Crittenden’s crime. “My Thu 58/39 main focus is to put that behind 4/17 us. If there are people with reservations, I would hope they’d Abundant sunshine. Highs in the meet with me.” upper 50s and lows in the upper Sagers said he hopes to 30s. increase participation in 4-H ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content by publicizing activities, as well Service as keeping the organization’s Web site updated. In addition, he wants to let adults know the Temps / Precipitation benefits of being a leader and encourage their participation. “There are a lot of kids that Date High Low (prec./inches) want to do some things with 4- April 10 45 27 .12 H but they don’t have a leader to April 11 49 31 0 do it with,” he said. April 12 60 34 0 4-H aims to teach life skills, with activities ranging from April 13 69 38 0 horse shows to teen leadership photography / Troy Boman April 14 78 44 0 training to adventure camps. New 4-H agent for Tooele County Stephen Sagers stands in front of a 4-H clock at the Tooele County Health Building. Sagers hopes to grow the organization in terms “A lot of people think 4-H is of participants, volunteers and activities. Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer just about raising livestock or for the National Weather Service, reports making cookies, and while there that his recording station at 139 S. Main are classes for that, 4-H isn’t lim- Promise, which is a prevention/ in 1998. He graduated from D.C. While there, he assisted Through working with the Boy St., received .12 inches of precipitation ited to just one thing,” Sagers early intervention program for Utah State University in May with ag, energy and natural Scout program, most recently between April 10-14, for a total of .5 said, adding classes include youth. In addition, 4-H works 2004 with a bachelor’s degree resource issues. from January 2007 to February inches so far in April. mock legislature and informa- with schools, as well as FFA pro- in political science, and went After graduating from USU, 2008 as a volunteer leader in For the water year, which began Oct. 1, tion technology. grams. on to receive a master’s degree he worked at E.A. Miller, a meat Logan, he said he also knew he 2007, Tooele has received 10.54 inches There are roughly 15 commu- “School is a great thing and in political science in 2006, also processing plant in Cache Valley, wanted to work with youth. of precipitation. The normal for the year is nity clubs within 4-H — groups 4-H doesn’t want to take away from USU. before moving here. “4-H is to teach them new 19.09 inches of precipitation. that include youth with similar from that, but instead adds to While in college, Sagers had Sagers said he wanted to find skills they can keep for the rest interests — in addition to family it,” Sagers said. “It’s not some- an internship at the Utah State a job where he could make an of their lives,” Sagers said. clubs. Those are separate from thing we’re trying to rival, but Legislature in the 2004 legisla- impact on people, and the 4-H Sagers is the son of Transcript- Pollen Count the many classes offered by 4-H. work with.” tive session. From May 2004 to position seemed fitting. Bulletin columnist Diane Sagers 4-H works very closely with Sagers, who was involved in August 2004, he also held an “I wanted to make a difference and USU Extension Horticulture The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma pollen count for April 15, several organizations, includ- 4-H when he was young, gradu- internship working in Sen. Orrin in people’s lives,” he said, “even Specialist Larry Sagers. 2008, is as follows: ing the Youth & Families with ated from Tooele High School Hatch’s office in Washington, if it’s just a small difference.” [email protected] Elm — Extremely Low Cottonwood — High Cedar — High Mold — Low F-16 fires on SUV Cyclist hurt during race in Skull Valley Maple — Extremely Low by Jamie Belnap According to Sgt. Bob Gutierrez when the accident occurred. STAFF WRITER of the Utah Highway Patrol, One group of cyclists got tan- Subscriber Service at Utah Test and approximately 350 cyclists were gled up near milepost 12 some- A Salt Lake City man was participating in stage one of the time between 10:30 and 11 a.m., flown to the hospital after sus- Triple Valley Stage Race hosted sending a few to the ground. If you haven’t received your newspa- Training Range taining head injuries during a by Ski Utah Cycling on a 40-mile Clint Carter suffered head per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 bike race in Skull Valley Saturday stretch of SR-196 between I-80 injuries and was airlifted to and our customer representative will by Jamie Belnap Woodward said an ongoing morning. and Dugway Proving Ground the hospital as a precaution. assist you. Customer service hours on STAFF WRITER investigation will determine Gutierrez said Carter was wear- Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 whether the soldiers were in ing a helmet at the time of the p.m. until 8 p.m. An F-16 fighter jet from Hill the wrong area of the range accident. Air Force Base opened fire on or whether the pilot targeted Gutierrez said the organiza- an SUV carrying two Army the wrong vehicle, as well as tion did not have a permit to soldiers at the Utah Test and help to prevent future friend- hold the race on the state road, �� Training Range (UTTR) in ly-fire accidents. and UHP was on its way to the �� Tooele County last Tuesday The base does not have any area to talk to organizers when night. recent data on similar inci- the call came in from dispatch. �� According to a statement dents on the range, accord- Carter was later released from �� released by the base, the ing to Woodward. the hospital with 11 stitches �� pilot was participating in an [email protected] above his eye and a broken �� air-to-ground training exer- nose. �� cise in which pilots practice [email protected] �� shooting at ground targets. �� The soldiers on the ground �� were not directly hit during Sell Your Tooele �� the incident, which occurred Product to Over at approximately 11 p.m., �� but sustained minor inju- �� 27,000 Readers ries while trying to exit their “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� vehicle. �� 1600 N. 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TUESDAY April 15, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Court of Appeal session attracts sparse but intent watchers

by Jamie Belnap you like wearing that black robe?” something he had to get used to. STAFF WRITER to others like “What is vicarious “When you read something liability?” and “What do you do as you just have to assume that there The Utah Court of Appeals typi- a judge to help you make an unbi- is another side, otherwise they cally travels once every six months ased decision?” wouldn’t be fighting,” Greenwood to boost educational opportuni- Each judge took a turn answer- said. ties for the public and students. ing each question and provided a The court, originally created in However, last Friday only a few career history to give the students 1987 to handle an increasing load Tooele city residents took advan- an idea of what it took to get to the of appellate cases facing the Utah tage of this rare opportunity to see point they are at today. All three Supreme Court, hears appeals pri- the court in action in their own agreed that they enjoy being a judge marily from the juvenile and district community. much more than being an attorney courts. The defense and prosecu- The Court of Appeals visited the because instead of being obligated tion have 15 minutes each to pres- Gordon R. Hall Courthouse for the to argue a particular side, they are ent the arguments for their case, first time Friday to hear two cases: now able to listen to both sides and and both were subject to question- Williams v. Stags Car Club and help the parties find a resolution. ing from judges during those 15 Nielsen v. Spencer. “I like being a judge better minutes. Marni Davis, an English teacher because I’m now a problem solver,” Final decisions on both cases and debate coach at Tooele High Greenwood said. heard in Tooele will eventually be School, brought 20 of 50 debate Greenwood added that transi- submitted by the judges in writing team members to experience the tioning from heavy one-sided argu- at a later date. court session in an effort to give her photography/ Maegan Burr ments to hearing both sides was [email protected] students a close-up view of a court Appellate judges, William Thorne Jr., Pamela Greenwood and Carolyn McHugh, listen to oral arguments Friday in a in session. special session of the Utah Court of Appeals held in Tooele. “Many of the things that we are trying to teach them we saw in Davis prepared her students for jargon as they try to implement and-answer session with the three- A message to TFCU members action today,” Davis said, following the session by helping them review some legal terms into their com- person panel of judges Pamela T. the session. “Many of these stu- the case summaries and briefs, petitive mock trials. Greenwood, William A. Thorne Jr. The TFCU Board of Directors and Senior Management are dents want to be lawyers, so this and said the students were already Those in attendance were and Carolyn B. McHugh. The judg- was very helpful.” somewhat familiar with courtroom rewarded with a candid question- es entertained questions like “Do excited to announce that the new name of your credit union will be HeritageWest Credit Union. We understand you as members have a vested interest and pride associated with the name of your financial institution. Working together with your board of directors and professional consultants, we are convinced HeritageWest is ‘Healthy Woman’ event the perfect name to represent our history of service, strength, membership diversity, growth, and cooperation. Besides the name, nothing else changes – same great members, same great pulls in big turnout staff and same great service. Over the next few months, you will notice the new name appear by Doug Radunich dition where hypertension arises on our ads, products, documents, and signs. Although we are STAFF WRITER during pregnancy. Hamilton had also prepared to complete most of the major changes within 90 days, experienced the disease herself. some items will take longer. Because the organizational structure The Healthy Woman Anniversary “I was able to open peoples’ eyes of the credit union will remain the same, all of our products and Event appears well on its way to on preeclampsia when I told them services, such as checks, credit cards and website, will still work becoming a signature community about how it can go from bad to under both TFCU and HeritageWest. event following another strong turn- worse, and that it’s as common as out last Thursday. breast cancer and the leading cause of We thank you for your constant support which has made TFCU This year’s event, which was spon- premature births,” Hamilton said. “I one of the fastest growing and most financially stable credit unions sored by Mountain West Medical wanted women to be aware that they in the state. As HeritageWest, we’ll remain true to our roots and look Center and celebrated Healthy could have it even if they feel fine, forward to a bright future with you, our members, as our only focus. Woman’s three-year anniversary, was and I was also able to get the word held at Tooele High School. It started out on the Preeclampsia Awareness photography / Maegan Burr off with the free “Healthy Woman Walk coming up on May 10.” Sincerely, Expo” featuring numerous educa- At 7 p.m. the evening shifted gears Ella Ray Hayes has her blood pressure checked by Ruth Kornmueller, on Thursday tional booths and vendors for people when Amanda Dickson finally gave at the Healthy Woman conference. The turnout for the event has increased each HeritageWest Senior Management to browse near the high school’s main her presentation titled “Finding Joy year, according to organizers. entrance. The event also featured in the Work You Do Everyday.” She donated door prizes, a buffet-style spoke on how happiness is usually dinner, and a special presentation a choice for us on a daily basis, and given by Amanda Dickson, co-host of how it’s easier to be happy when one KSL Newsradio’s morning show titled takes the simpler things of life into “Utah Morning News with Grant and consideration. Amanda.” “Just because happiness isn’t Several local organizations and something you turn on or off doesn’t businesses who had booths at the mean that it’s not a choice, and it’s a expo reported strong turnout. choice that affects both us and our A beautiful Karen Kuipers, Tooele County children,” Dickson said. “It seems like Relief Services coordinator, said her the word ‘happy’ gets a bad rap these booth, which centered on homeless- days, but when I think of the word ness and financial troubles among happy I think of something more pro- change and women countywide, as well as the found, such as how I feel knowing resources made available through that my maker has given me such a relief services, was well patronized. sweet life.” “Thirty percent of the people who Becky Crowther, a dietician at a bright future. come to relief services have experi- Mountain West Medical Center who enced domestic violence, and a large set up her booth for the third time number of them are single moms this year, said it was great to see more who are really struggling and trying women get out for the event each to juggle medical expenses, shelter, year since 2005, and that she plans to food and other necessities,” she said. make it out to meet more of them in “Statistics say that women already the future. earn less than men, so the costs for “I’ve seen a lot more people medical issues and their children put come every year, and it seems like them in a housing crisis where it’s the crowd gets younger and younger hard for them to pay rent. I think every time,” she said. “I saw a lot women here were able to get a good more girls with their mothers this idea of relief services and find out year, but I also saw a lot of older about resources and more informa- women as well, which made for a tion.” nice diverse mix. More women of all Cindy Hamilton, a volunteer for different ages in the community are the Preeclampsia Foundation, said finding the resources they need every she was happy to use the expo to year, so we’re definitely filling a need inform women of the effects of pre- in the community through this.” eclampsia, which is a medical con- [email protected]

These are exciting times. After 60 years, TFCU is changing its name to serve an ever-growing and diversiﬁed membership. As HeritageWest, we’ll remain true to our roots.

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TOOELE 562 N. Main STANSBURY PARK 200 Millpond GRANTSVILLE 430 E. Main NORTH TOOELE 88 E. 1000 North photography / Maegan Burr SOUTH JORDAN 3557 W. 9800 South Women attending the Healthy Woman Conference line up for dinner Thursday before hearing Amanda Dickson speak. Dixon spoke on finding happiness in everyday things. A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 15, 2008

• Editorial Editor Jeff Barrus • Guest Opinion [email protected] • Letters to the Editor Open Forum (435) 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Welcome SHS Stallions — now let the rivalry begin For most of us, Stansbury is not a place that invokes visions of stallions running wild and free. Then again, Tooele makes few people imagine migrating herds of buffalo. Still, both nicknames continue in a proud American tradition of schools looking to embody the best aspects of the animal kingdom, rather than turning to the grandiose (Murray Spartans) or the workaday (Jordan Beetdiggers). In that sense, the mascot/nickname of the new Stansbury High School, which is set to open next year, is fitting. We are undoubt- edly in for many years of jokes about Cowboys riding Stallions or Stallions trampling Buffaloes, but those will all be in good fun — as the best rivalries always are. And that’s what is really important to most people living in Tooele Valley — not the new school’s mascot or colors, but ensur- ing there will be good scholastic and sporting rivalry between all three schools for years to come. That’s why, of all the realignment proposals before the Utah High School Activities Association at present, we prefer the one that would put all schools with enrollments between 400 and 1,200 in 3A by 2009. This would keep Tooele, Grantsville and Stansbury LETTERS TO THE EDITOR all in the same classification. This is the best plan — even though it would favor the big fish in the pond, SHS and THS — because it would leave our local rivalries Well wishes for LaForge LETTER CONTEST LETTERS POLICY intact and might increase the odds of a state championship being I would like to congratulate Carol contested between two of our valley schools. Stansbury, which is LaForge on her recently announced The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- currently anticipated to have the largest enrollment of the three retirement from Tooele High School, Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will ters to the editor from readers. Letters schools at 1056 students, is likely to need several years to build up and say, “break a leg” as she works select the best letter of the month and must be no longer than 250 words, its athletic programs. Tooele, projected to be the second-largest to create her new LaForge Encore reprint it in the first Open Forum page civil in tone, written exclusively for the school in the valley at 1005, will certainly welcome the challenge to Theatre Company in Tooele County. of the following month. The winning Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by its long-standing sports traditions. Meanwhile, Grantsville, which As we’ve learned over the last year letter writer will receive a free one-year the writer’s name, address and phone will have less than half the student body of its rivals, has always and a half in creating the Empress subscription to the newspaper. The sub- number. Priority will be given to letters delighted in playing the role of the scrappy underdog — as dem- Theatre in Magna, creating a com- scription can be transferred or used to that refer to a recent article in the onstrated by victories this year over Tooele in boys basketball and munity theatre is a challenging but renew a present subscription. newspaper. All letters may be subject soccer. rewarding project. to editing. Although the realignment is likely to go through many more Tad Wimmer reiterations as various schools lobby for position, we would urge Magna Letters written to thank an individual or the activities association to put a high priority on preserving local organization should be submitted for rivalries when it announces its final plan June 10. “Notes of Appreciation” Even if, as appears likely, Tooele and Stansbury stay in the 4A GUEST OPINION ranks while Grantsville stays in 3A, the district and coaches should Readers who are interested in writing a do everything in their power to ensure the three schools play each longer guest op-ed column on a topic of other often. Over time, as the entire Tooele Valley fills up and sub- general interest should contact Editor divisions grow into each other, these rivalries will still help to unify Home inspections for meth Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- and define our distinct communities. mation at the top of this page.

E-mail: [email protected] should be made mandatory Fax: (435) 882-6123 GUEST OPINION Mail: Letters to the Editor ome ownership is the American Tooele Transcript-Bulletin dream. There are few things in P.O. Box 390 H life quite as rewarding as owning Clark Larsen Growing city library is your own home with your own yard, liv- GUEST COLUMNIST ing room, kitchen and bedrooms. It can meth must be considered. I urge Gov. be your own little piece of heaven where Huntsman, as well as our state legislators good news for readers many cherished and delightful memories — particularly those representing Tooele of family and friends can be made. disgusting meth labs. It may not be County — not to ignore the problems t might just be too much of Along with the dream of home owner- apparent to some, but properties which associated with meth, both for the addict a good thing at the Tooele ship, there is often the added benefit of were at one time, meth-making labora- and for the home owner. I urge you to I City Library. Ann Herron knowing your little piece of heaven is in tories can still be contaminated with the carefully and promptly consider legisla- The new building, all 19,500 GUEST COLUMNIST a good neighborhood with good schools, remains of those materials long after the tion that would mandate proper inspec- square feet of it, houses about stores and city services. On top of that, occupants who produced them have left. tions for meth in all previously occupied 60,014 books, magazines, CDs there must be the assurance that health Some may argue that cleaning up a homes and condominiums. and other items. More than 380 and environmental issues have been former meth house is too costly, or that If a person finds a property which people a day go to the library That’s the good part — lots carefully addressed. That is why homes it has the potential of hurting the over- they truly love and want to move into, for information, books, or to of people are using the library. are and must be inspected for radon gas, all real estate market in our state. My they must not have that desire thwarted use one of the 12 public-use The money invested by govern- asbestos and lead-based paint. However, response would simply be, would you because of the presence of meth-making computers. The library also ment officials is being put to as Tooele Transcript-Bulletin staff writer, rather pay for it now, or pay for it later materials. Real estate agents, property hosts movies and other social great use. The library has an Doug Radunich, clearly explained in his when a doctor says that you or someone owners and legislators alike must be events. Library story time, a active PR campaign, and hosts April 10 article, there is another problem, in your family is seriously ill? And how willing to work together to deal with this standard fare of childhood, has a huge variety of activities to which if not addressed promptly will excited would someone be, knowing that problem. In the end, everyone will ben- grown from 30 in attendance to bring people in. have seriously negative effects on home the home or condominium they wanted efit. more than 100 on occasion. The bad part is the same and condominium ownership: meth. to buy used to be a meth house? Good for our library director, — lots of people are using the Meth isn’t just a problem for the Just as homes are tested for lead- Clark Larsen is a communication Karen Emery, for bringing that library. That is probably one addict, but also for those who have to based paint, asbestos and radon gas, the sales representative who lives in growth to the attention of city reason for the restrictive check- clean up the mess of hazardous and issue of testing homes and condos for Tooele. officials. She should keep ask- out limits. The first two months ing for funds and support for after your card has been issued, the library to meet our reading you can only check out two GUEST OPINION needs. videos, one magazine and/or Although it may not look one book on CD. It is probably like it if you walk through the just because there is not that building, the library actually much material to go around. The presidency is not a job for a rookie owns too many books. The So there we have it. Another shelves are not empty because good/bad dilemma caused by hile you might root for an ability to compromise on bi-partisan there are no books, but because growth in our community. We inexperienced, but incredibly legislation and, in this time of war, it the books are being used so need to keep the library high talented NFL quarterback cannot be argued that he is the most W Daniel Kline often. Emery said there would among our priorities in future and many bosses at many types of qualified of the three to serve as com- not be room on the shelves if planning. I credit a great deal companies would promote an enthu- GUEST COLUMNIST mander-in-chief. all the checked-out material of my learning and love of siastic, but relatively junior employee, I’d accept, or even celebrate, was returned at once. knowledge to the local library there remain areas where experience Obama’s lack of governmental expe- This growth is both good where I grew up. Many children matters. rience if he had a hefty business and bad. According to the state today are gaining a love of good For example, I’m fine with a med. est fellow capable of giving a rousing resume from his pre-politics days. library Web site’s 2006 num- things from the information student taking my blood pressure or speech and he has clearly found a fol- Unfortunately, though he might have bers, the Tooele City library they can access at the library. administering an IV, but I’d rather that lowing with a diverse group of people. vision and charisma, Obama has never checks out more than 305,000 Let’s keep those good things same fellow not perform my brain sur- He portrays himself as an outsider and managed anything bigger than his items every year. There are rolling and the public reading. gery. his limited time in office does make campaign and the White House is not about 17,793 card-holding citi- I’m also pretty sure I want an expe- him less of an insider than Hillary the place for on-the-job training. zens in the area. That means rienced airline pilot who spent a lot of Clinton and John McCain. Being an Making any real changes to our sys- the library spent $17.74 on Ann Herron is a journalist and time flying cargo or people who are not affable outsider, though, does not auto- tem, not to mention simply running each of its card holders, and former associate professor at me at the controls of my cross-coun- matically qualify someone for office. the country, requires using the exist- each check-out totaled about Utah State University who lives try flight. That said, I will still watch a Though Clinton’s claim that being ing system to get what you want done. $1.63. That is a lot less than in Tooele. She can be reached at TV show starring a comedian with a married to the president makes her Jimmy Carter was a likable fellow who buying any book. [email protected]. limited acting background and I’d be more experienced seems laughable, spoke well and had a following, but he okay with my child having a young, but she must have learned something didn’t know how to work the system enthusiastic kindergarten teacher. about how the job gets done in eight and his presidency failed miserably. Exuberance and intelligence make years as First Lady. She has also served Obama might make a good presi- up for inexperience in many areas, but more than a full-term in the Senate dent, but if charisma and portraying certain jobs require a little more than and while those might be pretty yourself as an outsider were all you spunk and raw ability. Generally, I’d sketchy credentials, they greatly out- need to run the country, than why not consider the presidency of the United pace Obama’s. make Dennis Hopper our next presi- States one of those situations. I’m just Though McCain has spent much dent? Obama may deserve his day, but A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 not sure if two years in the Senate of his professional life in the Senate that day has not come yet. – with much of that time spent running and has limited management experi- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus for president – really qualifies someone ence, he outclasses both his rivals in all Daniel B. Kline’s work appears in over Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor to lead our country. areas. McCain has years of foreign poli- 100 papers weekly. He can be reached at Barack Obama seems like an hon- cy experience, has repeatedly shown an [email protected]. A5

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A STUDENT’S VIEW Many of life’s answers can be found while solving for ‘x’ dding, subtracting, stuck, there are generally forth with the knowledge necessary to solve a new page and read much deeper multiplying and divid- examples you can turn to that something is about to conundrum the next. It is than all of the scribbles ing — generally these for guidance, and it never be difficult, releasing adren- therefore expedient that you and scratches. A nerd real- A Alyssa Roberts are actions that tend to sink hurts to ask someone else for aline. remember what you learn izes that it reflects all of the most stomachs. CORRESPONDENT assistance. There is a feeling, reserved from day to day. You become hard work that was put forth However, contrary to pop- When you’re assigned a only for such nerds, that comfortable, after time, with into solving the question. ular belief, math can also be math problem, you know is experienced when you basic addition and subtrac- It shows the determination enjoyed. Though it may not hidden as it may be. They there’s an answer awaiting accomplish a difficult prob- tion, but then you are faced to accomplish a goal, all be — and honestly, shouldn’t also note that the things you you after your work. Trials lem. This triumphant feel- with multiplication and the while representing the be — at the top of your to-do learn in your math class are hold answers, too. Just as a ing serves as reward enough division, which is also con- knowledge gained through list on a Friday night, math concepts pertinent to life nerd will sit diligently with for the hard work that most querable. Eventually, you are the exercise. can provide its own form of — and not just because you calculator in hand until ignore. finding the cosine, deriving As I reflect on my own pleasure. Incomparable by will run into numbers every the problem is solved, the It doesn’t take a nerd to functions, and rejecting Ho. math experiences, I admit far to spending time with day. Whether you are faced answers to your trials just understand that as you prog- The same goes for life. When that I am an aforementioned friends, a problem may still with a life trial or an arith- need to be sought out by ress through math classes, you learn something new, nerd. I love math. Solving for become captivating while metic problem, you will fix you. it doesn’t slow down as new chances are you will use that ‘x’ never fails to bring a smile you play around with differ- it by diligently searching for Let’s face it — math, like concepts are thrown at you. erudition again, and expand to my face. ent answers. a solution. Hard work may life, is hard. But a nerd will And everything you learn on it. Nerds have the ability to be required, but math nerds embrace the challenge, find- builds on itself. The knowl- A nerd can look at a prob- Alyssa Robert is a senior at find the beauty in math, know it’s worth it. If you get ing it mesmerizing. They set edge you gain one day is lem that took up a whole Grantsville High School.

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ally all booked up with appoint- The penalty for federal returns Wire ments from 3 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. is usually 5 percent for each continued from page A1 right now. We’ll be open from 9 month or part of a month that a.m. to 5 p.m. for the rest of this a return is late — but not more nate until the last day and pay week just to finish up before we than 25 percent. The penalty is any money they owe only when go into off-season hours.” based on the tax not paid by the it’s absolutely required. Local CPA Sam Woodruff, due date. th “People don’t want to have to who owns his own tax prepara- There will also be 25 other give the government any more tion business in Tooele, said the Utah Post Offices across the money or do it sooner than they dreaded thought of dealing with state that will provide late- have to,” she said. “We already taxes is what keeps people from night collections on April 15. In have quite a few appointments coming to see him earlier, and addition, three post offices will scheduled today, and we will that tonight will also be a busy extend window service hours also be open until midnight. night for him. until midnight, and 29 loca- We expect to have a number of “I think people wait until the tions have Automated Postal walk-ins as well.” last minute because they just Centers, which are available for Kathy Ringwood, manager really don’t want to get their use around the clock. Stamps please48 join us of Liberty Tax Service in Tooele, taxes done or pay them,” he can also be purchased through said she expects her location said. “I’ll be pushing it until the the Automated Postal Centers, will also be busy with customers midnight deadline tonight, so which will accept both debit and up until midnight. tomorrow will definitely have to credit cards. Thursday “Even though our last appoint- be a recovery day.” For a list of all the Utah loca- ment is at 9:30 p.m., we also Those who do not file their tax tions allowing late-night mail Annual expect to have a lot of walk-ins return by the due date may have collections, visit www.usps.com. th pm after that,” she said. “We’re actu- to pay a failure-to-file penalty. [email protected] April 24 , 7:00

will be in the north end of the Johnsen said. Build county,” Johnsen said. Johnsen also cited econom- Grantsville High School continued from page A1 By 2017 the district will start ic figures and trends, includ- building a new high school ing low unemployment and Meeting and the next year a new junior relatively affordable housing The rebuild will probably be at high is planned. The plan also prices, as evidence that Tooele Commons Room East Elementary, Johnsen said at calls for an additional 10 class- County will continue to attract an April 8 school board meeting. rooms at Grantsville High and in-migration. Come see how your Credit Union He referred to the school’s circu- an additional 12 classrooms at “The district has a good track is doing, hope to see you there. lar design in its main building as Stansbury High to accommo- record with enrollment pro- outdated and non-functional. date increased enrollment at jection and its building plan,” A series of three new elemen- both schools. said Johnsen. “All of our build- tary schools are planned to be Continued growth is support- ing projects have been on-time built with opening dates in 2013, ed by a number of factors, said and on-budget, and our growth ELECTIONS 2016, and 2019. The locations of Johnsen. projections have consistently the schools will be determined “With the birthrate in Tooele shown a less than 1 percent by residential growth patterns, county steadily increasing and error.” PRIZES said Johnsen. adding around 1,000 new chil- The growth plan will be on “If growth continues like it is dren each year, we won’t need the agenda for the next school REFRESHMENTS right now, it looks most likely a lot of people moving in to board meeting on April 22. like the next new elementary add to our student population,” [email protected] A6

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 15, 2008 Frank OHLMAN M Attorney at Law REEL TALK FREE Consultation for New LDS film on Emma Smith a notch above genre Wills & Trusts ovies designed for a certain audience tend to do M particularly well within Missy Thompson a specific market, but sometimes STAFF WRITER 493 W. 400 N. Tooele they are so narrowly tailored that they don’t allow a broader range 882-4800 of viewers to enjoy the film. Too many movies made in Utah follow The new Utah-made film www.schmutzmohlman.com this pattern. “Emma Smith: My Story” takes a

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April 19th-26th photo courtesy of Candlelight Media Katherine Nelson stars as Emma Smith and Nathan Mitchell is Joseph Smith, Jr. in “Emma Smith: My Story” about the beginnings of LDS church through the eyes of Emma Smith. Bring your children to the health different approach in telling the establishing and time-filling shots place and afraid for their lives. department for their shots during story of how The Church of Jesus taken out, this film would have They wound up in Nauvoo, Ill., Christ of Latter-day Saints was been much better. where Joseph was murdered. Infant Immunization Week. formed through the eyes of Joseph In “Emma Smith: My Story” However, his legacy lived on Children receiving immunizations Smith’s wife, Emma. This highly Julia Murdock Smith (Stephanie through his descendants, wife and anticipated film is more thoughtful Foster Breinholdt) is having a dif- faithful followers. The strength, will receive prizes. and intriguing than “Singles Ward” ficult time deciding whether to faith and belief of Emma to follow or “Church Ball” — both of which continue believing in her faith. her husband through to the very For more information, please contact the try to make light of quirky aspects She feels as if she has lead a rough end of his life is admirable and of the LDS faith. Writer/director life and that nothing goes her way. shows through in this adaptation Tooele County Health Department Gary Cook does a good job of mak- Julia narrates how her mother, of her life. at (435)277-2310. ing an otherwise mundane film Emma Smith Bidamon (Patricia While there are problems with into something Utahns will want Place) had a difficult time bear- the script, acting and directing, to watch. ing children and took her in at a “Emma Smith: My Story” is fairly Despite its distinctiveness from young age and raised her like one well-done, much more so than other LDS movies, “Emma Smith” of her own. While visiting Emma, most other LDS films. The end of doesn’t have enough strength to Julia finds out about how the this film will cause eyes to swell Graduation Sale carry it through to a wider audi- LDS church first started, begin- with tears — and LDS church ence. The performances are simply ning with the courting of Emma members to appreciate where their all right, and the cinematography (Katherine Nelson) and Joseph religion originated from and the is slightly more captivating. What (Nathan Mitchell). woman who helped get it to where “Emma Smith” has going against In Pennsylvania, Emma’s par- it is today. Unfortunately, “Emma it is the controversy surrounding ents disapproved of her friend- Smith: My Story,” is still not a good LAST CHANCE her after Joseph’s death when she ship with Joseph Smith because, enough film to hold the interest of remarried. While I’m not sure of according to her father, Joseph non-Mormon viewers who watch all the exact details, from what I’ve was a dreamer. Eventually Joseph it without a background in LDS heard it is slightly controversial. revealed to Emma that he had church history. Another strike against this seen a vision and was waiting for [email protected] FOR STUDENT movie is its accuracy. Executive the revelation of the location of producer Michael Kennedy the gold plates. After they were — a descendent of Emma Smith married without the approval of FLICK AT A GLANCE DISCOUNTED — made this movie to reunite the Emma’s father, Joseph translated families involved. Even though the gold plates using a scribe, who Grade: B- COMPUTERS it’s told solely from Emma’s point eventually lost more than 100 Rated: PG of view, it’s heavily one-sided. If pages of the manuscript. Time: 95 minutes the other side could have been Joseph and his followers were Now playing AND GIFTS explored more, and the many persecuted, driven from place to

Buy any THS Majestix win at state tournament computer, Free Canon Printer* by Kelci Sagers best years on a high note. gious marching team in California, and receive *while supplies last CORRESPONDENT This year’s team has taken first and made it, but chose to marry in the outstanding visual portions her high school sweetheart instead The THS Majestix color guard of several dance competitions, — a decision she says that she Utah State University Bookstore - Tooele team took state in the annual win- which are scattered around the doesn’t regret. ter guard competition earlier this state in spots like St. George, Provo, “My two older girls decided to 1021 W Vine (435) 882-6611 past weekend, ending one of their and Logan. The state title was won be part of the Majestix and one April 5. went on to an independent guard, “I think they’ve improved a lot,” while the other one is captain this said coach Tami Bird. “They’re a year and graduating,” said Bird. lot stronger and more dedicated. “They talked me into trying for the They’re very committed this year. position when they heard it was I think they just care and really available.” enjoy it.” The girls’ dedication has paid off The team sport is split up into with wins from various competi- three seasons, ranging from march- tions around the state. ing season, to field show, to winter “We’ve won about 10 or 12 last guard — all of which are done in year and close to the same this completely different environ- year,” said Bird. Tooele CountyCome Health Join Us Department’s ments. Marching season is primar- The Majestix team is made up ily marching in parades behind the of girls who work before and after high school’s band during the late school to get routines perfected. summer months. Field show con- The girls come in before school sists of performing routines on the every morning for an hour of prac- Open House field with the band in the fall, and tice and twice a week after school winter guard program is presented for an additional three hours, in gymnasiums during half-time in bringing the final total to roughly the winter. The team not only car- eleven hours each week. ries out flag ceremonies, but also “For the majority of the girls, Refreshments throws sabers, guns, flags and any this is their first year,” said Bird. “It other objects of colorful interest. takes a lot of strength and commit- “They call it the sport of arts,” ment to do Majestix.” Prizes said Bird, “It’s a very in-depth, team “We have done a lot better late- sport. It’s not just carrying a flag.” ly,” said Amber Bird, the team’s Along with competing for three captain. “Before, none of the girls years in high school, Bird, a moth- cared. This year, all of the girls are er of seven, has been coaching at very dedicated. Basically, we do it Tooele for two years now. She tried for the love of it. We’ve all become out for the Blue Devils, a presti- sisters.”

April 22nd Tours Available from 1PM – 7PM 151 North Main • Tooele Photo courtesy of Tami Bird HEALTH DEPARTMENT The THS Majestix color guard show off first-place medals they took home from the state winter guard competition held April 5. (front, l-r) Ashlee Isbell, Amanda Dick, Amber Bird, Alisha Campbell, Melyssa Perkes. (back, l-r) Rikki McClimans, Caidan Bird, Angela Calvillo, Kaycee Tomboc, Stephanie Dick. OBITUARY A7

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Harold Barlow served three missions with him. Harold served his country in Harold Barlow, died April 9, the Navy, was a member of the ROLLS 2008 in Tooele, he was born April Sons of Pioneers, and Historical 15, 1919 in Tooele to Ernest and Society. • multiple sizes Edith Martin Barlow. He had In 1997 he worked with • different stocks three brothers, Ernest, Benny Barbara to turn her family prop- • cover tables and Maurice, a sister Lillian all erty into Speirs Farm, which is deceased. He was a graduate an asset to the city. He is sur- • crafts of Tooele High School and the vived by his wife Barbara, son • moving $ University of Utah. He was a David Barlow (Karma L.) daugh- • coloring 2 champion tennis player. ter Diane Caldwell (Glenn), He was a High Priest in the step children, Teri, Barry, Cecil LDS Church. He served in and Jody Ellsworth, 23 grand- Inquire within many positions. He loved his children, 22 great grandchil- service in the Iowa Des Moines dren. Services will be held on Mission, Little Rock Arkansas Monday April 14, 2008 at 11 Mission and the Tooele South and Diane Barlow Caldwell. Jo Office at Tooele Army Depot and a.m. at the Tooele 11th ward, Stake. Harold was married to died December 12, 1980. Sealed Tooele County Senior Citizen 180 S. Coleman. Viewing will be 58 North Main • Tooele Josephine Silver September December 1981 in the Salt Lake Center. On December 30, 1983 at the church from 9:30 to10:30 24, 1941. Two children were Temple. he married Barbara Paulick in a.m. prior to the service. Burial born: David Harold Barlow He retired from the Personnel the Jordan River Temple. She in the Tooele City Cemetery.

Britta Evensen raised five daughters. Burket (Ric), Nancy Beesley Britta is a member of The (Alan), and Sherry Yates Britta Evensen, passed away Church of Jesus Christ of Latter (Mike); siblings Tove Roberts on April 11, at the age of 78, Day Saints. She held many call- (Gordon), Bjarno Guglielmetti due to a prolonged fight with ings that she fulfilled faithfully. (Michelle), Kjeld Guglielmetti Parkinson’s and more recently She was a great example of (Raquel); 17 grandchildren; cancer. charity as she rendered count- and 6 great grandchildren. ThankThank Britta was born on August less hours of service to others. Services will be held April 18, 1929 in Aalborg, Denmark. Preceded in death by Yngvar 16, at 2:30 p.m., at Russon She immigrated to America Evensen (Husband), and Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. with her family in 1948. Britta Brandon Bullock (grandson). Main, Bountiful. Friends and met and married the love of She is survived by her daugh- family may call from 1:00 to her life, Yngvar Evensen, in ters Christine Olsen (Rick), 2:15 p.m., prior to the servic- Salt Lake City. Together they Diane Metzler (Craig), June es. YouYou Ronald Earl Thalia Bonelli to all our valued Vanderhoof Reddicks Ronald Earl Vanderhoof, age clients for another 54, passed away on April 10. Thalia Bonelli Reddicks died Born November 28, 1953 in Corona, Calif., April 8, 2008. successful season! in McMinnville, Ore., to Joe Daughter of Edwin B. and Mary A. S. and Patricia L. Christensen Bonelli. Married Jay E. Reddicks Vanderhoof. Married Brenda (deceased). Mother of Greg Marek Kempton. (deceased), Suzann (deceased), Survived by his wife, Brenda Jeff (Kathy) and Joellen (Mike) Kempton, children: Erin Keys. Vanderhoof (Jay), Lindsay Burial will be in the Tooele (Zane) Hutton, Adam (Nikki) City Cemetery on April 19, 2008 Tax Vanderhoof, Cody Kempton; at noon, with a viewing at Tate grandchildren, Jakob and Mortuary at 11a.m. prior to buri- Presley Hutton; mother, al. Specialist Pat, brother, Rich (Barbara) from 6 to 9 p.m. at his home, 407 Vanderhoof; sister, Sherri (Joe) E. Maxwell Ln. (2900 S.) in Salt 60 South Main, Suite 103, Tooele Nelson. Preceded in death by Lake City. 882-TAXS (8297) his father, Joe. We love you a bushel and a Angie Waddoups A Memorial wake to celebrate peck and a hug around the neck Ron’s life was held on April 14, . . . too much! Lindsay

Our dear Mother and Wife, Angie Waddoups Lindsay, Virginia Q. DeVargas returned to our Heavenly Father April 14, 2008 after a lingering illness. She passed away in the Virginia passed away peace- comfort of her home with her fully at home on April 13, 2008. family by her side. She was born October 10, 1931 in She was born in her Milford Taos, N.M., to Herbert and Annie home on May 21, 1934 to father Quintana. She graduated from Vivien Call Waddoups and moth- LaForge Encore Theatre Company is a newly formed, non-profit organization dedicated St. Joseph’s Catholic High School er Carlie Lyman Waddoups. to bringing a high level of theatre to the residents of Tooele City. in Taos, N.M. and attended the Angie married Donald Ray Sponsored by the University of Utah. Lindsay in the Salt Lake Temple (Johna Lindsay); daughter Julie She married Eddied DeVargas on June 8, 1955. They raised their Lindsay; daughter Wendy (Mikel) on November 28, 1952 and made family in Provo, Dugway and Brewerton; 15 grandchildren and their home in Tooele. She was Tooele. 5 great grandchildren. a member of St. Marguerite’s Angie was a member of the Angie was preceded in death Catholic Church where she held Church of Jesus Christ of Latter by brother Jay Waddoups, her LaForge Encore will produce a hilarious musical adaptation many positions, 22 years on the Day Saints. She and her hus- parents, and great grandson of the fairy tale classic Princess and the Pea. Altar Society, President of the band served a full time service Jessy Tolentino. Ladies Guild. Woman of the year Robert (Tracey) DeVargas, James mission. They served as Temple Funeral services will be held Once Upon A Mattress in 1987. DeVargas, Virginia (Stanley) Workers at the Salt Lake Temple, at Edgemont Chapel at 132 N. July 10th-12th, and July 14th-19th, 2008. Virginia was with the Salvation Roberts, Julia (Kurt) Braun, many and this is where some of their 520 E. at 1p.m. on Friday, April Army for 27 years and the Girl grandkids and great grand- most enjoyable times as a couple 18, 2008. A viewing will be held Production Staff positions for Music Coordinator, Choreographer, Stage Manager, Lighting Scouts for over 36 years. She loved kids. Eloy Quintana, Eleonor were spent. Angie enjoyed read- at Tate Mortuary Thursday, April and Sound Technicians, and Accompanist are open for application. Applications must be her family and extended family. Quintana, Charlotte Dominguez, ing and spent ten years working 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. and an hour accompanied by a resume. The deadline for applications is April 19th, 2008. Interviews will be She was preceded in death by Andrew (Andrea) Quintana, Nina at the Tooele City Library. and a half prior to the funeral scheduled for the following week. Only those being interviewed will be contacted. All volunteers her husband Eddie, her daughter Montoya, Adel DeHerrera, Denial Survived by husband Don services. Interment will be at the must fill out an application. Please visit www.LaForgeEncore.org for applications and audition Edwina, her parents Herbert and Quintana. Visitation is from 9 to Lindsay; son Bradley (Linda) Tooele City Cemetery. sheets. All forms can be emailed to [email protected] or mailed to: Annie Quintana, and brother 10 a.m. and Mass is at 10 at St. Lindsay; son Kevin Lindsay; Appreciation is expressed for Fred Quintana. She is survived by Marguerite’s. daughter Becky (Ray) Davis; the great care given by Mountain LaForge Encore Theatre Company son Larry Lindsay; son Kent West Hospice. 328 N Coleman Tooele, UT 84074 NOTES OF APPRECIATION Auditions for cast members will be the second week in May. newstips 882.0050 More details will follow or you may check www.LaForgeEncore.org for updates. For more information: [email protected] Tina Rene Evans, age 42, was We would like to thank Judge ever kids coming from abuse are taken from us on August 30, Mark S. Kouris, for his com- greatly blessed to have them. 2006, by a cold blooded man passion and understanding They deserve as much support whom she trusted. The sentenc- especially for Tina’s daughter, from the community as pos- ing of John Bevan was April 1, too Ashley’s need to have B.A.C.A. sible. Perhaps something as Tooele County long in coming, but is now over. stand beside her while she, simple as a hand shake or thank Finally our family can begin the shaken, read her statement at you. B.A.C.A. Members have the healing process which is so emo- the sentencing. He made every courage to do what most of us Medical Reserve tional and stressful you become attempt to spare the family the do not. They stand up to the sort of numb and not yourself. long drawn out ordeal it was. guilty and give kids the cour- Corps Needs Volunteer! That being said we would like to Thank you, Judge. age to do the same. Thank you take this opportunity to express Finally, B.A.C.A., Bikers B.A.C.A. Volunteers our appreciation to the ones that Against Child Abuse, how do Although the media coverage helped us through this tragedy. we begin to thank this wonder- of this event is appreciated, we Holly Johnson, our victim’s ful organization of angels? They only wish that each article had The commitment is small and the reward is large. Put advocate, the first person who kept my sweet Ashley protected included a picture of Tina. She your training and expertise to good use and help your helped us understand the legal every step of the way. Their con- was the victim. She needs to be community when it needs it the most. process. She kept us informed, tinued support is greatly loved the face we see. She needs to be made sure we understood and and appreciated. the one we honor and remem- got us involved in domestic vio- One does not think about ber. We miss you MOM. You are The Tooele County MRC is looking lence activities which have been them, or that they would ever forever in our hearts. for current and retired medical and beneficial to us. She made being need them until something trag- Thank you to everyone who non-medical professionals who could in the courtroom as bearable as ic like this. I know they wish helped us through this horrific possible. Thank you Holly. they were not necessary, how- time. Tina’s children and family. be called upon to help during an emergency. For more information or to print an application visit the MRC Website Sell Your Product to Over www.tooelemrc.org Volunteers building Strong, Healthy and Prepared Communities. 27,000 Readers Tooele County Health Department is recruiting and forming the Tooele County MRC. Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. For information call 435-277-2440. (The MRC is located in the health department’s new building addition) A8 BULLETIN BOARD

TUESDAY April 15, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A8 The Bulletin Board

Krogh and Hospice nurses will be on Tooele hand. Located at Tooele Junior High at 411 W. Vine St. on April 16, 6:30 to Belly dance workshop 8:30 p.m. Belly basics 101, featuring Shahravar, is a progressive and ongoing belly Earthquake relief dance class held on the last Tuesday The U.S. Small Business Administration of each month starting April 29, from will re-open it Disaster Loan Outreach 7 to 9 p.m., at 635 N. Main St., Tooele Center in Wells, Nev. on April 15. (in the Phil’s Glass building). We work Low-interest loans are available to on posture, as well as Egyptian and homeowners, renters, businesses of Turkish steps and combinations. Fee is all sizes and private whose proper- $15 to register. To register or for more ty was damaged by the earthquake. information, call Dee at 496-0454 or For loan application call (800)659- 843-4345 or Cindy at 224-2018. 2955. Deadline for filing is April 28. Information also available at www. Your Marriage Firmly Planted sba.gov/services/disasterassistance. USU Extension and the Tooele County Healthy Marriages Coalition is spon- Money Management soring a spring event titled “Keeping Utah State University Extension Service Your Marriage Firmly Planted.” Each is offering Individual Developement couple will receive lasagna dinner, Account financial management class- over $50 worth of marriage enrich- es. In order to qualify for the program, ment materials and a tree to plant you must be income eligible. To check at their own home. The event will income eligibility go to www.uidan. be held Friday, April 25, at 6 p.m., at org or call 277-2406. The classes will 151 N. Main St. Cost per couple is be held April 15, 22 and 29 at 6 to 9 $10. Please RSVP and pre-pay to USU p.m. at 151 N. Main. RSVP by April 14 Extension (277-2400) by April 18. at USU Extension at 227-2400. Financial management Housing Authority USU Extension Service is offering IDA The Tooele County Housing Authority financial management classes to help has Grant Money available for first multiply your saving efforts. For every time homebuyers. This grant is for $1 you save, another $3 is matched $2,000 to help with closing cost or through Individual Development down payment. You must be income Accounts (IDA). In order to quali- eligible. Have been pre-approved and fy for the program, you must be made an offer on a home. We current- photo courtesy of Milo Berry income eligible. To check eligibility ly have funding to assist five families. Here are the recipients of the Mayor’s Community Youth Recognition for sixth-graders. Pictured are: (l-r) Tooele City Mayor Patrick Dunlavy, Alex Bailey go to www.uidan.org or call 277-2406. Call Carole at 882-7875, ext. 123, for (East), Braxston Case (Middle Canyon), Nathan Fisk (Harris), Sarra Chaddon (West), Nathan Dale (Overlake), Dillon West (Copper Cany.n) and Peter Participants must attend three finan- more information. Imlay (Northlake). cial education classes. They will be held April 15, 22 and 29, from 6 to 9 Tooele High prom please call the Grantsville Irrigation 4 p.m. Be sure to see the movie, and help a family in need on April 18, at p.m., at 151 N. Main St. Please RSVP The Tooele Junior Prom will be held office at 884-3451. then read the book. Sign-up and get the Tooele Armory as been canceled. by Monday, April 14, by calling 277- on Friday, April 25, from 8 to 11 p.m. your ticket today. Tickets will be avail- 2400. Spectator tickets are $5 each and able for each movie at the check out Food pantry can be purchased at the Tooele High Schools desk of the Tooele City Library. There The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Caregiver Guide classes finance office during regular school is no charge for tickets and are not offering a clothing closet and emer- The U-Care Caregiver Guide classes hours. Tickets must be purchased in THS class of 1963 necessary for admission. gency food pantry to help meet the are available to help provide hands- advance. There will be no tickets sold The THS class of 1963 will host its 45- needs of our community. Anyone with on training to better care for loved at the State Capitol. year class reunion on Aug. 22-24, so Story time clothing needs - adults and children one with home safety. A class about mark your calendar. Please contact Pat A special story time on April 25 at 1 p.m., - are welcome. The food pantry is home safety will be held on Tuesday, Share holders Nichols England at (801)523-3819 if will feature Madeline. Listen to some available for emergency needs. Hours April 15, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele Senior Attention all share holders of Lincoln you didn’t receive a notice or visit our very funny stories about Madeline, of operation are Saturdays from 10 Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. Light Culinary Warter Corporation, a meet- class page at www.TooeleHigh1963. read by Angie Wager from the Barnes a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 refreshments will be served. For more ing is scheduled on April 17 at 7 p.m. com. and Noble in Jordan Landing. See S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call information contact Dee Askerlund at at the Pine Canyon Fire Station. Please our special guest ‘Madeline’. Coloring 882-2048. 882-4163 or Barb McFarland at 843- plan on attending. THS class of 1998 sheets with Madeline will be given 9054. It’s been 10 years, let’s get together out. Don’t miss it! Benefit concert for the THS class of ‘98 reunion. Save Sports Parks and Recreation Tooele County Board of Realtors the date: Saturday, Aug. 9. A database Settlement Canyon will not be open present: The KAWZ and Veign, live and plans are being made, and if you Education Attention coaches until weather permits. For further in concert, on April 26 at 7 p.m., at are willing to help please call Lindsay If you are planning or would like to updates please call 843-4002. the Tooele High Auditorium. Tickets Clegg Sundloff at 882-3225. Adult Education use the Tooele School District play- are $7 pre-sold, and $8 at the door. Get your high school diploma this year! grounds and practice fields for your Walk-a-Thon Please call Robin 224-2122 or Coldwell St. Marguerite’s registration All classes required for a high school team’s practices/games you will need Preeclampsia (toxemia) is a life- Banker 882-2100. All proceeds from St. Marguerite’s Catholic School diploma, adult basic education, GED to go to the office of the school you threatening disorder of pregnancy this concert will go to the Tooele is accepting registration for pre-K preparation, word processing, driver’s wish to use and sign-up for times that can affect the mother and the Valley Emergency Relief Services and through 6th grade for the 2008/2009 education and English as a second desired and provide proof of liabil- baby. The Preeclampsia Foundation Homeless Prevention Program. school year. Please call Ms. Janet, Mrs. language are available. Register now ity insurance. You can obtain proof is taking steps to raise awareness and Burden or Ms. Ann Monday through to graduate — just $35 per semester. of insurance form your league presi- so can you. Please join us on May 10 Motorcycle ride Friday between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at The center is open Monday through dent. for a two-mile walk and a one-mile On May 10, there will be a motorcycle the school office (882-0081) for more Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 a.m. fun walk at Tooele Veterans Memorial ride held in Sergeant Brandon James information. Space is limited. and Monday and Thursday nights TC Thunder clinic Park. Registration can be done on-line Thomas’ honor. A $15 registration fee from 4 to 8 p.m. The center is located TC Thunder is holding its annual soft- at www.preeclampsia.org or e-mail per person. We will be convening at Musical instrument fundraiser at 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached ball clinic for girls ages 6-12 on April [email protected] for Honda Suzuki of Salk Lake, 2354 S. Utah Public Radio and KRCL Radio at 833-1994. Adult education classes 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Tooele mail-in registration forms. Call 840- State St. South Salt Lake, for registra- are partnering with Cache County are for students 18 and over. City Swimming Pool Park (or in case 0348 with questions. tion around 9 a.m. and leave at 10:30 School District and Cache Education of inclement weather the clinic will a.m. The proceeds will go into a fund Foundation to bring you REPLAY. be held at the Dow James Complex). Gardening expo for the children and widows of Utah’s Replay is a musical instrument fund- Churches Space is limited so sign up now. Cost The Tooele Advanced Master fallen soldiers. raising campaign to collect useable, is $35. Call Nancy at 882-5530 or Patty Gardeners will present their Spring used musical instruments for Utah Singles dance at 882-2402 for more information. Garden Expo, April 19 in Tooele at Heritage West public school children throughout the Join us for the Tooele Valley LDS sin- the Extension Service Building, 151 N. Heritage West Credit Union - formerly state. The collection point for dona- gles (ages 31 and up) dance on Friday, Ladies League Main at 10 a.m. Special guest speaker TFCU - will hold their 60th annual tions is Tooele County School District April 18 from 9 p.m. to midnight at the The Oquirrh Hills Tuesday morning will be Kristofer Sagers, Jordan River meeting on April 24 at the Fireman’s and the drive will run until April 15. Tooele East Stake Center, 752 N. 520 ladies league has scheduled their first Conservation Park Gardener. Special Museum located at the Deseret Peak Instruments collected in each school E. Please wear your dressy casual and meeting and league registration on classes will be with the guest speaker Complex. With a new format tickets district will be designated for use in have a great time with us. Donation April 29 at 6 p.m. The league registra- at 1 p.m. Cost is $5 per person. Come are not required to attend. The social that district. For additional informa- of $3 per person is requested. Dance tion fee is $15. All members and ladies and join us. portion of the meeting begins at 6:30 tion contact Rosalie Poloskey at 833- instruction at 8:30 p.m. interested in joining our league are p.m. and the business meeting begins 1900 Ext. 1104. invited to attend. For more informa- Democrats breakfast at 7 p.m. All members are invited. Singles luncheon tion contact Irene Smith at 830-8186 The Tooele County Democrats are Copper Canyon Council All singles are invited to a luncheon on or Oquirrh Hills Golf Course at 882- starting up their monthly no-host Copper Canyon Elementary School Saturday, April 19 at 1 p.m., Sponsored 4220. breakfast get-together on Saturday, Grantsville Community Council will meet April 15, by the Tooele North Stake. Please note April 19, from 8 to 9:30 a.m., at at 6:30 p.m. in the library. All parents are that our luncheons have been moved Dimitri’s Cafe, 76 W. Vine St., Tooele. Utilities invited and encouraged to attend. to the 3rd-18th ward building, 141 W. Eagles Everyone around the county is wel- Grantsville City is implementing a Utah Ave., until further notice. Please come to attend and get to know us. new and more efficient utility billing Tooele High pictures join us for good food, friends, and Friday night steaks New ideas and concerns are always system. The new system will generate Tooele High School cap and gown, and entertainment. Bring a can of food for The Eagles will serve steak, shrimp, welcome. Call Marianne at 882-1485 a different type of utility bill that will friendship pictures will be April 16, from the Tooele Food Bank. halibut or chicken dinners from 6:30 for more information. be sent to customers in an envelope 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information to 8:45 p.m. Please come out, enjoy starting in April. The old postcard bills and package prices pick up a flyer from Fireside dinners and support your Aerie and 4th of July events will no longer be used. If anyone has Mrs. Milne in room 207. Please sign-up All singles and married couples are Auxiliary. We are looking for local food vendors questions, please contact Kristy Clark for an appointment. invited to a fireside on April 20, at 7 and other activities for the Fourth at 884-3411. p.m., sponsored by the Tooele North of July celebration. If interested in Stake. Please note that our firesides Groups setting up a booth please sign up Gardening expo Library have been moved to the 3rd-18th ward at Tooele City Parks and Recreation The Tooele Master Gardeners will pres- building, 141 W. Utah Ave. Please wear Kiwanis meetings 843-2143. Also looking for local enter- ent their Spring Garden Expo again in Cats and dogs game Sunday dress. Light refreshments will Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon ainers to perform on the Fourth, if Grantsville this week, on April 19 at At the Tooele City Library it rains “Cats be served. A nursery will be provided at Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. you would like to perform call Susan the Grantsville City Hall, 419 E. Main and Dogs”. See if you can find the for your children. Contact John Brown at 843-0711. Trujillo 882-5496. St. at 10 a.m. Registration will start at one animal that is different from the 9:30 a.m. To get some good garden- “Cats” or “Dogs”. Get the map of the NAMI support group Benefit concert ing advice and techniques be sure to library and mark where you located Charity Are you or someone you know living A benefit concert for Riley Lloyd Van attend, the last half hour will be on the one animal that is different. Then with depression, panic, anxiety, bipo- Fundraiser, sponsered by the Tooele gardening in Granstville. take it to the front desk for a small sur- Fund-raiser Valley Rotary Club. On April 19, 7 p.m. prise. This program is for all ages and A fund-raiser originally scheduled to SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ at the Tooele Senior Citizens Center. Tree pick-up will run through April 29. The Preston Lloyd Swing Band will be Trees that were ordered for the providing the music. Ticket cost is $5 Grantsville tree promotion will be Library week per person or $10 per family. Come delivered on Friday, April 18, from 11 Help us celebrate National Library BULLETIN BOARD POLICY and support a wonderful cause and a.m. to 5 p.m. Pick up will be at the Week, April 13 through 19, with our If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at either listen or dance to great “big Grantsville City Hall ‘Wednesday at the movies’ on April 16 band” music. at 3 p.m. in the community room. Then 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Grantsville irrigation join us for our ‘Morning movie at your Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit Hospice care Grantsville Irrigation will begin library’ on April 17 at 11:30 a.m. organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Learn about Hospice and Palliative pressurizing their lines beginning Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot care, and find out when it is appropri- Wednesday, April 16. To prevent flood- Afternoon movie guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement ate to consider Hospice for loved ones. ing, please make sure all valves are On the following week we will present please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered Guest presenter Doctor Benjamin shut. If you notice any leaks or abuse ‘Movies at your library’ on April 22 at no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A9

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the Hebrew foundation of our 10 a.m. Dr. Bort from Mountain View Point day trip — April 23, leave Overeaters Anonymous Bulletin Christian faith. For more infor- Line Dancing: Tuesday, 1 p.m. Healthcare will give a short Cal Ranch store at 8:45 a.m., Overeaters Anonymous meet- continued from page A8 mation call 843-5444. Mexican Train: Friday, 1 p.m. presentation about preventive return by 4 p.m. $25 includes ings are held every Tuesday at Senior Sparklers Exercise: care. transportation, lunch, and 11 a.m. at St. Barnabas Church, lar disorder, OCD, or schizo- AAUW Monday and Wednesday, 10 Birthday dinner — April 25, at tickets to gardens. 1782 N. Aaron Dr. For more phrenia? NAMI support meet- The Tooele Branch of the a.m.; Fridays, 10:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Entertainment will be Birthday bingo — April 29, at information call 840-0445, 882- ings are held Wednesdays at 7 American Association of Friday Night Entertainment, Carl Boyd, the Heber Creeper 5 p.m. Spaces fill up fast so 4721, or (801)599-2649. p.m., at 565 W. 900 South. Call University Women will meet 5:30 p.m. conductor. please RSVP. Jan at 843-4347 for more infor- on April 22, at 7 p.m. at the April 25 – Debbie Winn Health clinics — Foot: April Take off pounds sensibly mation. St. Barnabas Center, 1784 N. Friday Night Dancing, 6 to 8 29, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Need help to lose those extra Aaron Dr. Patricia Stevens from p.m. Appointments necessary. Recovery pounds? We can help. TOPS is Pioneers museum Utah State University will be April 18 - Ned Garcia Tuacahn and Mesquite – June a weight loss support group The DUP Museum will be open- our speaker. Persons interested 16 to 19. Cost is $239 (dbl) + Kick drug habits open to men, women, teens ing on Friday and Saturday for are invited to attend. For more Senior Lifestyles $60 (single) LDS Family Services addiction and pre-teens. Meetings are the summer months beginning information call Dawn Dewitt Canadian Rockies: July 10-16 Evanston horse racing – On July recovery meetings are Tuesdays held every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at May 2 through September 27. 882-9002 or Pat Steelman 882- 5. Lunch and admission is $39. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Our hours will be from 10 a.m. 5661. www.aauwutah.org Program openings 900 W., room 118, Tooele. Enter Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830- to 4 p.m. If you would like a Tooele County Aging has open- Senior Circle on the north side of the cha- 1150 or Connie at 884-5010 tour at any other time than ings in an alternative, income- Senior Circle is for anyone over pel. The Erda meeting has been or see www.tops.org for more the scheduled hours, please Seniors based program designed to the age of 50 and costs only discontinued. information. contact either Julie Merrill 882- help seniors remain indepen- $15 per year. Receive hospi- 0004 or Lynne Bevan 882-5121. Tooele Seniors dent. CNAs help keep them in tal, local, and national bene- Castaways AA The Tooele County Senior their homes safely, provide per- fits. Call 843-3690 or stop by Castaways Alcoholics Cub Scouts Citizen Center can be reached sonal care, do house keeping the hospital volunteer desk to Anonymous meets daily at May 9 and 10 is the Weeblos at 882-2870. The center is for and run errands. If interested sign up. All activities require noon and 8 p.m. at 1120 W district activity at Tooele Wig- the enjoyment of all Senior please contact Jolene Shields at an RSVP except for exercise. Utah Ave. For more informa- wam, your chance to register Citizens 55 years and up 882-2870 Ext. 125. Please call for more information call 882-7358. will be April 12 and 26 at the Meals: (Reservations a must!) tion about exercise classes. Erda chapel, from noon to 4 Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, and Grantsville Senior Center Caregiver Guide Class – On Al-anon meeting p.m. Contact Mike Young 250- Thursday, noon to 1 p.m. Health clinics – Blood pressure: April 15, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele An evening Al-anon meeting 0366 or Chris Zeller 882-5240. Breakfast: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Every Tuesday from noon to Senior Center. will be hald every Tuesday at to noon. 1:30 p.m. Wellness Luncheon – On April 10 a.m. and Wednesdays from Messianic Congregation Dinner: Friday, 4 to 5:30 p.m. Rummage sale – On April 16. 16, at 11 a.m., at MWMC. Dr. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas The Brit Ammi Messianic Bridge: Monday, 10 a.m.; All proceeds go to the quilting John Douglas will discuss joint Church, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Join Congregation meets every Thursday, 12:45 p.m. fund for Tooele County abuse replacements. Lunch will fol- us and you’ll never have to feel Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Bingo: Monday through Friday, victims low presentation. Must RSVP. alone again. For more informa- Main, in Tooele. Join us for 1 p.m. Wendover trip – On April 18. Pizza bingo — On April 17, 5 tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or praise, Torah (Bible) study, Pinochle: Tuesday, 1 p.m.; Cost is $15 p.m. at MWMC. $3 for pizza (801)599-2649. and fellowship as we study Thursday, 9 a.m. and Friday, Senior Lifestyles – On April 22. Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving

three full-time instructors in secondary education or 15 USU to 10 full-time instructors other subjects without leaving continued from page A1 by August. The campus also Tooele County. employs over 30 part-time or [email protected] adjunct faculty. The new building will hold “This is just getting started,” eight classrooms, a science said Albrecht, speaking at the lab, faculty offices and a small groundbreaking. “The ability child care center. It is sched- to make expansions like this is uled for completion by this dependent on great partner- time next year. ships like you see here today Allergies? The land given by the city — schools, companies and will be used to further a long- governments.” range plan for the Tooele cam- It was fitting that Terry David K. Palmer pus that includes additional Linares, assistant superin- M.D. classroom space, a student tendent of the Tooele County center, library, recreational School District, helped break Nancy J. Stevenson facilities and dormitory space. ground on the extension, along P.A.-C The first building on the with other local dignitaries. new property will be a joint Linares is a former student of venture with Tooele County USU Tooele who completed Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery School District — a Career her master’s degree in second- Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders and Technology Education ary education while commut- center that is anticipated to ing after work to Logan for Call 882-6448 to make an appointment open in 2010. two years. Today, USU Tooele The new facility meets a students can earn a master’s 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele need created by explosive growth in enrollment and additional programs offered at USU Tooele, said Ronda Menlove, USU Vice Provost for Regional Campuses and Distance Education, and a Invite Over 27,000 state representative in the Utah Legislature. “Our enrollment has been Readers into Your Store growing at a steady pace of photography / Troy Boman 20 percent each semester for Kathleen Robinson reacts to a standing ovation thanking her for her 18 years the last couple years,” said with Utah State University at the Tooele regional campus groundbreaking event Kathleen Robinson, executive Monday. The 9,000-square-foot campus expansion will add seven additional director of the USU Tooele classrooms. campus. “Last semester we had 710 students enrolled, entrepreneurship, to a current students with their start-up and we have nearly 800 for list of 35 degrees. businesses. the spring semester.” “The entrepreneurship pro- A new faculty member What business is that? In addition to growth in gram is a unique program, will also be added to over- enrollment and campus size, and is new to USU,” said see the elementary education USU Tooele is also adding Robinson. “The degree will be program, which has become new academic programs and offered through the college of one of the most popular pro- Where are they located? faculty. It will add two new business and led by a faculty grams at the campus, said secondary education pro- member with a Ph.D. in busi- Robinson. grams in English and history ness.” The full-time faculty at Didn’t they go out of business? this fall, plus master’s degree The faculty in entrepre- the Tooele campus will be programs in social work and neurship will assist aspiring expanded from the current There is a sale where? Scores To calculate land untram- “It’s not a study that looks meled by man, researchers at all types of land coverage. continued from page A1 looked at federal land desig- An area could be particularly The Wilderness Society guide- nations. In the case of Tooele wild in terms of being untram- lines. County, public land other meled and undisturbed, and To determine if an area than designated wilderness that simply wouldn’t come up People don’t know who or where had a high degree of solitude makes up more than 40 per- in our study.” — meaning distance from cent of land in the county. However, he added the people — the study looked Designated wilderness in results have been largely in you are or even if you’re having a at population density. Tooele Tooele County makes up 0.5 line with visual observations. County has a population den- percent of total county land. To gauge how untram- sity of 0.1 acres per person. “With 40 percent of the meled an area is, inventoried To gauge an area’s remote- county being public land, it’s roadless areas were taken into sale unless you tell them. Let the ness, distance from roads was pretty average considering account. Researchers looked calculated. In Tooele County’s the amount that is comprised at three varying degrees, case, the mean distance from of federal lands,” Jackson which were 1B as a roadless roads is 2 miles. said. area where road construction Tooele Transcript Bulletin help and reconstruction is prohibited, of which Tooele County “It’s also important to note that has none; 1C, which is an generate revenue for your store. inventoried roadless area we graded counties because where road construction and reconstruction is not prohib- grades are fun. They get a ited, of which Tooele County has very little; and 1B-1, response.” which is inventoried roadless Chris Jackson area that is recommended for Place an ad with Keith or Angie wilderness designation in the program coordinator for the project, forest plan, and where road construction and reconstruc- “That’s higher than aver- He added it’s important tion is prohibited, of which 435.882.0050 age in terms of distance from to have a calculation show- the county also has none. roads, so in the category of ing wilderness areas stand “It’s also important to remoteness, Tooele County alone, because it is the most note that we graded coun- is more remote than other untrammeled of federal des- ties because grades are fun,” peer counties,” Jackson said, ignated land. Jackson said. “They get a adding counties were sorted He said looking at the land response. But it also indicates into three areas — rural, mic- designation exposes a flaw in that we put a value judgment ropolitan or metropolitan — the study. on wildness. We think those before grading, and were only “The method also demon- counties that are more wild compared with like areas. strates a weakness in that we are better. Other people might Tooele County was rated as only looked at lands with a disagree.” metropolitan. federal designation,” he said. [email protected] A10 SPORTS

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SPORTS WRAP THS SOFTBALL Umpires needed Two tennis The Tooele County Babe Ruth League needs umpires for the upcoming season. Those interested should contact league president John Wright at 850-0504 for more infor- squads net mation. An umpire clinic is scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County Health Building at 151 North Main. Clinics will include the discussion of Official Baseball Rules, local League Rules and becoming cer- opposing tified. Anyone interested in umpiring for the 2008 season is encouraged to attend. For more information about the clinci contact Jose Lopez at 884-3229. outcomes Overlake golf by Mark Watson Brady Christensen fired a 34 last Tuesday to SPORTS EDITOR win the gross division of the Overlake men’s league. He was followed by Curtis Sharp with a With three victories in the singles match- 38, John Herring 40 and Fred Killpack 40. Net es, Grantsville topped 5A Spanish Fork 3-2 winners were Truitt Jorgenson 31, Adam Dilley last Tuesday in Spanish Fork. 34, Rod Thompson 35 and Mark Waid 35. The The Cowboys’ top two players breezed men’s league at Overlake plays tonight with a to victories at first and second singles. scramble tournament on Saturday. Logan Paulich blasted Paul Clamsa 6-0, Oquirrh Ladies League 6-0 at first singles and Jared Nordgren topped Bobby Clawson 6-1, 6-1. The Oquirrh Hills Monday Night Ladies Fun Grantsville’s George Parkinson prevailed League has scheduled its first meeting, at third singles 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. league registration and rules clinic for April 28 After starting slowly, Brett Peterson and at 5:45 pm. The league fee is $10. There will Casey Williams gave their opponents a be an additional fee of $10 for the rules clinic. battle in the second set, but could not pre- League play starts May 5 with shotgun start scramble at 5:45 pm. All members and ladies vail in a 1-6, 5-7 loss. interested in joining are invited to attend. For The opposite was the case with more information or to sign up at Oquirrh Hills Grantsville’s No. 2-doubles team of Trevor Golf Course call 882-4220. Lujan and Jared Knight. This duo was strong in the first set, but faltered in the Grantsville baseball second losing 4-6, 0-6. photography / Mike Anderson Logan defeated Grantsville 4-1 in Region 11 Grantsville competed strong in some baseball Friday at Logan. The loss drops the Left fielder Allie Alverson makes a sliding catch in the fifth inning to help keep a potential runner off the base paths. Alverson made close junior varsity matches, but could not Cowboys’ record to 2-2 in region play with two superb catches in the same inning to help the Buffs maintain a 2-0 shutout of Springville. notch a victory. Playing for the junior var- a home game scheduled for today against sity team were Dallin Gomez, Dallas Parks Ogden. Grantsville had four hits in the game and Kyler Rupp in singles matches. with a double from Mark White. The Cowboys Austin Rowley and Dallin Hardy played travel to Bear River on Thursday. THS dumps upset-minded first doubles for the JV team while Dalan Tooele soccer Leonelli and Aaron Vera competed at second doubles. Tooele will play its Purple/White game Grantsville hosts Ogden today in its first Wednesday at 6 p.m. Tooele’s Jason Faudre scored a first-half goal Thursday in the Buffs’ Devils with two home runs Region 11 match, and plays at Rowland 5-1 loss to Provo. The Buffs are 0-6-1 in Hall on Wednesday. On April 22 they play Region 7 games this year. by Mark Watson her hitting yesterday,” said Tooele coach Barry at Bear River. SPORTS EDITOR Pitt. Grantsville soccer Folta, Tooele’s ace in the circle, chalked up SEE EDGE PAGE A12 ➤ Grantsville battled Bear River to a 0-0 tie on Tooele’s defense came through with several another shut out by scattering six hits and striking Friday in Garland. The Bears edged Grantsville superb plays to snuff out Springville rallies and out seven. The defense backed her up with a solid 4-3 earlier in the season. Grantsville hosts keep the Devils scoreless in Friday’s game between performance. Ogden today and Logan on Friday. The the top two teams in Region 7. “You can’t make mistakes against good teams Cowboys are 0-4-2 in region action. Then in the seventh inning, Tooele showed off and today we came up with some big defensive Jazz game change its offensive prowess. plays,” Pitt said. With the score deadlocked at 0-0 heading into In the third inning, Springville had a runner at The start time for Wednesday’s Utah Jazz-San the seventh, Tooele pitcher Lauren Folta led off by second base with two outs. The hitter pounded a Antonio game has been changed to 7:30 p.m. crushing a solo home run over the left field fence single to center field and the base runner tried to and can be seen on KJZZ and ESPN. The to give the Buffs a 1-0 lead. One out later, Tooele score from second on the play. But Tooele center move was made to accommodate ESPN, who catcher Aly Jenson followed with a towering home fielder Whitney Griffith unleashed a perfect throw will now show New Orleans at Dallas prior to the Jazz-Spurs game. The Seattle-Golden run shot in about the same spot to make it 2-0 to the plate and Jenson tagged out the sliding run- State game will no longer be televised by and give the Buffs some breathing room and put ner to end the inning. ESPN. the Devils in desperation mode. “She (Griffth) has the best arm on the team. Springville went down one, two, three in the When she came up with the ball and the runner Playoff tickets bottom of the seventh and Tooele kept its unde- was heading to home I knew the runner was in The Utah Jazz has successfully advanced feated region record intact at 7-0 while Springville trouble,” Pitt said. to the 2008 NBA Playoffs and tickets for dropped to 6-1. Tooele left fielder Allie Alverson shined in the home games one and two of round one go On Thursday it was bombs away for Tooele with fifth inning. The first two batters for Springville on sale Monday at 11 a.m. Jazz tickets can seven home runs and 15 hits in a 19-4 victory at both popped the ball to shallow left field, but on be purchased at www.utahjazz.com, www. Timpview. But Folta wasn’t one of those home run both plays Alverson charged in hard to make div- ticketmaster.com, (801) 325-SEAT and at the hitters. ing catches and keep the hitters from reaching the EnergySolutions Arena box office. Tickets can “It was great to see her (Folta) come through also be purchased at all Ticketmaster outlets today, because she was a little disappointed with SEE DUMPS PAGE A11 ➤ during regular business hours. To purchase season tickets for next year, and lay claim to tickets for the remainder of the playoffs, call (801) 355-DUNK or buy new season tickets GHS SOFTBALL online at www.utahjazz.com. Season tickets start as low as $6.50 per game for 2008-09. Softball clinic Tooele County Thunder softball is holding its Cowboys defeat 4A’s Bonneville annual softball clinic for girls ages 6-12 on April 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Instruction will by Mark Watson Grantsville scored one in the fourth, two in the be given on hitting, fielding, base running and SPORTS EDITOR fifth and two in the seventh to pull out the vic- pitching. Space is limited so sign up now. The tory. clinic will be held at the Tooele City swimming The third-ranked Grantsville softball team The top five hitters in the lineup, Coates, Mallory pool park. In case of inclement weather it improved to 13-2 on the season with a 5-1 victory Oltjenbruns, Young, Krysta Taylor and Lynnzie will be held at the Dow James City Complex. over 4A Bonneville in South Ogden on Friday. Valdez scored the five runs for the Cowboys. The camp will include lunch, snacks, drinks Chelsee P. Dalton picked up the victory in the Grantsville travels to Ben Lomond, a team it and a T-Shirt. Cost is $35. Contact Nancy circle for the Cowboys by allowing one run on defeated 11-1 in late March. After the game with photography / Maegan Burr at 882-5530 or Patty at 882-2402 for more seven hits and striking out two. the Scots, the Cowboys have a week off until they information. Grantsville’s Korryn Coates was on fire in the hit- face cross-county rival Tooele on April 22. The Grantsville’s Trevor Lujan fires off a serve in a recent Erda softball ting department with three doubles in the game. Buffs are ranked first in 4A. match on the Grantsville courts. Lujan and Jared Annie Young went two-for-three with a double. [email protected] Knight lost at Spanish Fork 4-6, 0-6. The Erda softball league is accepting men and coed teams for the summer league. For information call Ty Judd, 840-4379. County fishing THS BASEBALL The Utah Division of Wildlife reported on Latest proposal puts THS, SHS Thursday open water at Settlement Canyon Reservoir with fair fishing success. Angler Charissa reports a considerable bit of Vernon with football power Skyline is ice-covered and some anglers are fishing Tooele suffers extra- the open water with slow to fair success. by Mark Watson but realignment is just a difficult task for Grantsville is open water with slow to fair SPORTS EDITOR the high school association. We’re happy success. where we’re at with this latest proposal. inning loss to Bruins Karting If the most recent proposal for high It’s a better situation for us than having to school realignment holds up, Tooele and travel to Utah County,” said Johnsen. The second round of the Snap-on Stars of Stansbury high schools would be in the Tooele and Stansbury would compete by Jake Gordon not enough to overcome Karting will offer 10 lucky karters the oppor- same region as football power Skyline in the Salt Lake Valley 4A region with the visiting Bruins. tunity to sample a form of motorsports that STAFF WRITER many of them hope will be in their future. High School for four years beginning in East, Highland, Olympus and Skyline. Tooele starter Derick Formula BMW Americas has arranged to allow 2009. “Skyline is the tough one because they With a storybook come- Anderson cruised along in 10 drivers that were born prior to December On April 3 the Utah High School have open enrollment and top players back-in-the making after the first two innings with 31,1993 the opportunity to test the Formula Activities Association (UHSAA) released like to go there for football. We’ve com- erasing a two-run deficit minimal damage, but all BMW FB02 race car on April 25. The event its second draft of a proposed realign- peted with Olympus, East and Highland in the bottom of the sev- that changed in the third. will take place after the on-track racing activity ment for the years 2009-2013. in the past,” Johnsen said. enth, Tooele had the bases With runners on the cor- has concluded for the karters and will take A hearing by UHSAA for comments Because Grantsville will lose nearly loaded with no outs with a ners Mountain View start- place on the 2.24 mile Eastern Circuit. In from school administrators throughout half its students when Stansbury opens big opportunity to win the ed the hit-and-run to per- order to be eligible for inclusion for the test, the state on the second draft is set for in 2009, it will be among the smallest game. fection as Marcus Draper the participants must register for the opportu- May 6. The final alignment will be final- schools in 3A with the latest proposal. Unfortunately, the Buffs broke for second on the nity by this Friday. The 10 winning drivers will ized on June 10. “Down the road Grantsville will grow could not muster in another pitch to disable the dou- be notified on Monday. The event will include Tooele and Stansbury would be 4A and be included in the same classifica- run and eventually lost the ble play as Tooele's Matt a late afternoon classroom session and seat schools and Granstville would be a 3A tion as Tooele and Stansbury,” the super- game 9-3 in nine innings to Medina was only able to get fitting April 24. school, according to the most recent pro- intendent predicts. Mountain View. the runner at first, allowing Mountain Land Rehabilitation posal. According to the latest proposal, Matt Gochis proved to be Spencer Riley to score for Tooele County School District prin- Grantsville would compete in 3A North a tough out going four-for- the first run of the game. Stansbury Clinic offers free injury assess- cipals, athletic directors and the with Bear River, Ben Lomond, Judge five in the game with three The Bruin scoring did not ments and treatments to all high school ath- Superintendent Mike Johnsen planned Memorial and Morgan. singles and a triple to baf- stop there as Tanner Young letes on Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. For more information call 882-4144. to meet this week and discuss realign- During the most recent round of hear- fle Mountain View starter ment issues. Caleb Loveland but it was SEE TOOELE PAGE A11 ➤ “You try to lobby to get what you want, SEE PROPOSAL PAGE A12 ➤ A11

TUESDAY April 15, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Grantsville track results from Delta Invitational on April 5 Cowgirls’ Results 13. Emily Johnson, 400 Meter: 13:50.29 2. Dustin Durfee, 15.25 - 7. Tyson Lambert, 2:16.72 High Jump: 54’03.5” 3. Jessica Collings, 1:04.09 8. Micall Pomeroy, 14:18.40 State Qualifying 9. Chris Steele, 2:19.48 2. Ashley Bartlett, 5’00” — Javelin: 6. Rachel Topham, 1:06.53 Cowboys’ Results 4. Mitch Shumway, 17.05 18. Isaac Lambert, 2:29.21 State Qualifying 2. Ashlie Warr, 102’06” 800 Meter: Shot Put: 7. Shane Bakker, 18.14 1600 Meter: 5. Rachel Topham, 4’06” 100 Meter Hurdles: 4. Jessica Collings, 2:38.37 2. Collin Thompson, 45’02” 300 Meter Hurdles: 3. Brian Petersen, 4:58.56 Long Jump: 1. Ashley Bartlett, 16.30 - 9. Alyssa Robrets, 2:50.53 Javelin: 2. Dustin Durfee, 41.83 5. Tyson Lambert, 5:02.33 2. Ashley Bartlett, 16’00.75” State Qualifying 15. Rachel Topham, 3:02.46 1. Collin Thompson, 10. Shane Bakker, 48.01 6. Chris Steele, 5:04.82 — State Qualifying 8. Jentry Principe, 19.38 16. Emily Lakin, 3:10.11 165’03” - State Qualifying 100 Meter: 10. Ian Anderson, 5:16.12 11. Lindee Hall, 14’03” 300 Meter Hurdles: 1600 Meter: 5. Mitch Shumway, 145’11” 6. Austin Killpack, 11.64 3200 Meter: 1600 Meter Relay: 2. Sammie Jensen, 48.55 - 2. Jessica Collings, 5:55.62 Medley Relay: 200 Meter: 9. Brian Petersen, 11:30.46 4. Grantsville, 4:34.34 State Qualifying 7. Alyssa Roberts, 6:15.00 4. Grantsville, 4:08.52 2. Dustin Durfee, 23.07 - 10. Ian Anderson, 11:30.82 Shot Put: 7. Jentry Principe, 57.03 11. Michelle Meredith, 400 Meter Relay: State Qualifying 11. Jared McBride, 11:34.5 8. Ashlie Warr, 28’11.5” 100 Meter: 6:26.86 5. Grantsville, 47.52 400 Meter: 14. Isaac Lambert, 12:05.48 13. Emily Johnson, 8. Lorin Killpack, 13.66 14. Emily Lakin, 6:50.54 1600 Meter Relay: 1. Dustin Durfee, 51.46 25’10.5” 200 Meter: 3200 Meter: 4. Grantsville, 3:52.8 800 Meter: Dustin Durfee was named Discus: 4. Lorin Killpack, 28.70 6. Michelle Meredith, 110 Meter Hurdles: 5. Brian Petersen, 2:15.76 Athlete of the Meet Dumps Pet of the Week continued from page A10

base paths. Then in the sixth inning with a runner at first and one out, Tooele first base- man Brittany Gonzales had to stretch to snag a hard line drive. She stepped on the bag to end the inning with a double play. “When Lauren hit that home run it was a big relief because I knew the top of the Springville hitting lineup was out of the way and we could end the game in the seventh,” Pitt said. “Before that, things were a bit stressful. We knew they were a tough team. These types of games are stressful, but fun.” Tooele teed off against the T-Birds with seven home runs on Thursday. Kelsey Mendenhall hit two of them and five other team- Cute Cow Puppies mates joined in the home run derby. Matti Snow, Griffith, For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure Gonazales, Whitney Holt and Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires Jenson all smacked the ball Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing and possible shelter fee. out of the park. Snow also Tooele City added a pair of doubles and Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to Griffth added a two-base hit. Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Tooele plays at 5A Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Taylorsville today. The Warriors are ranked third in Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. 5A with an 8-4 record. On Thursday, Tooele hosts Tooele Veterinary Clinic No.1-ranked Bear River 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 from the 3A ranks with a 13-3 record and on Friday photography / Mike Anderson the Buffs host No.1-ranked Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers Riverton from the 5A ranks Teammates congratulate Aly Jensen after she hit Tooele’s second home run in the seventh inning against Springville. The with a 12-1 record. Buff’s beat the Red Devil’s 2-0, keeping them in the first place spot in Region 7. Tooele hosts 3A’s No. 1-ranked Bear River on Thursday. [email protected] Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad.

this game with the strength Tooele of their hitting. With two outs continued from page A10 Anderson reached on a error and Gochis singled to give a followed up with a seeing- chance to Steven Witkowski eye single through the right with runners on second and side of the infield, then Sam third. Rhoden hit a towering fly ball Witkowski hit a slic- that bounced off the glove ing liner to left field that of Chisholm Wooley to score appeared headed for a game- Young to give Mountain View winning base hit, but Bruin a 3-0 lead. right fielder Caleb Loveland Tooele did not lack for made a great running catch opportunities during the to extend the game opening innings. The Buffs Anderson ran into some had runners in scoring posi- trouble against the top of tion in four of the first five the Mountain View lineup in innings but were unable to the ninth as they promptly advance those runners to loaded the bases. With the home plate. bases juiced, Anderson made With two outs in the sixth a great pitch to get Bruin Jordan Linnell started a rally clean-up hitter Young to pop with a double. up just behind the pitcher’s Tooele coach Danny mound. Medina opted for pinch-hit- The bad news is that no ter Taylor Hunt to hit in this one was there to catch it pressure situation. Hunt hit a giving Mountain View a 4-3 towering pop fly just right of lead. the pitchers mound, but with The scoring did not end a lack of communication the there for the Bruins as ball hit safely to the ground Loveland came to the plate as Linnell hustled from sec- after a walk forced in another ond to score the first Tooele run and blasted a single to run. right scoring two more runs The top of the order was and a 7-3 advantage. Another coming up for Tooele’s last two-RBI single for Mountain chance in the seventh, need- View gave the Bruins a 9-3 ing two runs to extend the advantage that Tooele could game and three to win. not overcome. Medina drew a walk to start Tooele and Mountain View off the seventh then was had the same amount of hits followed with a single by in this game with 12 a piece Anderson. Gochis contin- but Tooele had a harder time ued his hot hitting ways with converting those hits into an RBI single in the infield runs. Tooele 8-7 will host to score Medina and bring Morgan Wednesday at 3:30 the game within a run 3-2. p.m. Christensen followed up with Tooele now 2-4 in Region a game-tying single to knot 7 play, will look to turn it the game 3-3 with still no around in the second half of outs. the season. With the bases loaded and no outs for Tooele, Cameron Provo 10 - Tooele 0 Schmidt came on for Tooele had a rough game �� Mountain View and achieved to say the least against Provo the nearly impossible task on Thursday. The visiting �� of recording three consecu- Bulldogs scored three runs �� tive outs without allowing a in the fifth and four in the �� Buff base runner to cross the sixth to end the game in six plate. innings 10-0. �� Anderson put in a cou- Baffled by Provo starting rageous performance on pitcher Colin Bigelow, Tooele the mound for Tooele as he could only muster four base not only pitched all seven hits. innings, but also headed Steven Witkowski did man- to the mound for the extra age to knock two singles in innings as well as he pitched the game with Jordan Linnell a perfect eighth. and Matt Medina earning �� Tooele came up in the one hit a piece. eighth with hopes of ending [email protected]

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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 15, 2008 Tooele water polo teams rule the pool at own invitational by Mark Watson SPORTS EDITOR

Action was fast and furious at the Tooele High School water polo tournament last weekend at Pratt Aquatic Center. Eight teams competed in the event in a 24-hour period. Seven games went into sudden-death overtime. Most of the games were significant because they were applied to the seeding process for the upcoming state tournament. A seeding game between Cedar City and Canyon View Canyon went into three overtime periods before the game was decided on a buzzer-ending shot by Cedar City. Tooele had a very successful tournament, winning all seven games they played. The Buffs began first by playing a boys and girls varsity game with 3A powerhouse Cedar city on Friday night. The girls defeated Cedar City by a lopsided score of 14- 3. Scoring was shared pretty evenly among the team with photography / Maegan Burr Mary Burden and Kylei Riding Mary Burden swims for a loose ball Saturday against Delta at the Tooele Water Polo Invitational. Tooele teams went undefeated during the two-day event. sharing high scoring honors of three goals a piece. Kristin ing with one goal each were closer affair. rival Utah county. three goals, with Snarr, and once again leading the way Andersen, Tiffani Smith, and Meredith Bridges and Litia James Stoddard started the The girls game was almost Josh Slater added two goals with four goals, followed by Courtney each added two Garr. scoring during a power play a repeat of the earlier boys each. Rounding out the scor- Bridges with two scores, and goals a person. Also scor- The boys’ game was a much in the second quarter, giv- game with Cedar. The game ing was Cody Dalton, Skyler one goal each by Smith, and ing the Buffs a 1-0 lead. The was knotted up after four Smith, Tanner Marshall, and Andersen. game went back and forth, quarters of play, but a time- Dustin Perkins, each with a The final match of the tour- with Mat Snarr nailing a goal ly score by Burden with one single goal. nament was also an unbal- in the third quarter. Then minute left on the over- The Buffs began Saturday’s anced affair with the Tooele Tooele fell behind, but a shot time clock, sealed the game schedule with a girls game boys topping the Delta boys at the goal by Matt Ricci with in favor of the Tooele girls. over a young, inexperience 13-6. 2 seconds on the clock, threw Burden playing in the hole, or Copper Hills team. It allowed Josh Slater, in the center the game into a sudden-death center position, led all scor- the opportunity for many position led the attack with a overtime. ers with three goals, includ- of the reserves to get some game high four goals, adding Coming nearly to the end ing the overtime shot. significant playing time. The three scores was powermeis- of a physical, and hard fought Also shining as a counter- score was very balanced ter Ricci. overtime period, the Cedar attack specialist was Meredith with one score each by Mary Cody Dalton and Stefen City goalie got ejected after Bridges who added two more Burden, Allison Bowers, Kayla Chevalier each contributed an over aggressive play on points. Tiffani Smith and Crouch, Kylei Riding, Kristin two goals apiece, with Mat the Tooele center. With a Erika Andrews finished out Andersen, Chelsea Smaellie, Snar and Andrew Adams quick reaction by Mat Snarr, the scoring with a goal each. Tiffani Smith, and Bailey completing the scoring with the Tooele boys were able to It was the defensive efforts Dalton. The final score was one goal per player. come away with a win after by Andersen, Stubbs, and Tooele 8, Copper Hills 4. Tooele water polo teams he made the shot on an open Andrews in as the center The final games of the hope to use this tournament cage. The defense led by goal- defender, and goalie Stacy tournament for Tooele were as a springboard to prepare ie Kyle Cooper, Stoddard and Hughes, that really made the against the Delta teams. for a tough competition in photography / Maegan Burr Stefen Chevalier helped save difference. The girls began play by Cedar City, as they have been James Stoddard looks for someone to pass to Saturday against Delta at the the day. The boys dominated coming up with an 8-2 vic- invited to join in as one of Tooele Water Polo Invitational. Tooele teams won seven games at the home Later on Friday, Tooele against Utah County with tory. the top ten teams in the state invitational. would cross swords with 4A an 11-4 victory. In a spread After a very sluggish first as part of the Utah Summer out scoring attack, Matt Ricci quarter, the Buffs got the can- Games. was the leading scorer with nons booming with Burden [email protected]

No. 1 singles player Matt match against Springville, Edge Wihongi battled back after Tooele’s Jai Knighton and continued from page A10 losing the first set to push Bryce Downy battled hard, Caring For You his match to three sets but could not prevail losing against David Whiting. But 4-8. Springville 4, Tooele 1 Springville’s top singles player The Buffs’ tennis team At Tooele, THS’s No. 3 sin- ended up winning 6-2, 4-6, has some time off this week gles player Eric Gutowski 6-3. because of spring break in Mountain West defeated Rustin Porter 6-3, 5- Tooele’s first doubles team Utah County. 7, 6-3 to post the only victory of Jordan Knighton and That means three match- for the Buffs in cold, windy Russell Johnson also found es next week at home with weather on Thursday. themselves in a tight battle, Mountain View visiting Tooele Tooele was also close to win- but dropped the match 6-7, on April 22, Payson on April ning two other tight matches, 4-6. 23 and Provo on April 24. Medical Center but could not prevail. In an exhibition doubles [email protected] Proposal “You try to lobby to get what you welcomes continued from page A10 want, but realignment is just a

ings, Logan High School pro- difficult task for the high school posed that the 3A classification association.” be increased to 1200 students. Currently, the limit for 3A is 999 Mike Johnsen new OB GYN students. Tooele County School District superintendent If that proposal were accepted, Logan and Ogden would stay schools. The range puts the three number of schools in 5A, 4A and Eldad Vered, MD OB/GYN in 3A instead of jumping to 4A. Tooele Valley schools at the bot- 3A,” Johnsen said. Grantsville would drop to 2A. tom in size of their respective The latest proposal has 30 ountain West Medical Center is pleased to OB GYN residency at Maricopa Medical Center Right now the enrollment classifications. schools in 5A, 29 schools in 4A range for 4A schools is 1000 “Logan’s proposal had some and 21 schools in 3A. announce the arrival of Eldad Vered, MD, and St. Joseph’s Hospital in Arizona. M to 1499 and 400 to 999 for 3A good merit; it evened out the [email protected] Tooele County’s newest OB GYN. He became board certified in 1993 by the Dr. Vered joins the staff at Deserert Peak American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Women’s Center and will offer comprehensive He has had private practices in Oregon and obstetrical, gynecological and bladder control Colorado, the latest in Pueblo, CO. �� care. He is known for being a compassionate “I decided to relocate to Tooele because �� doctor who listens, and for encouraging women I wanted to be part of an organization that �� to take an active role in their health care. honors the integrity and individualism of the “I’m delighted to be here, and I look forward patient,” he said. “I wanted to be where my �� to working at Mountain West Medical Center humanity and caring style is encouraged and �� and becoming part of this beautiful commu- supported.” �� nity,” he said. “I’ve heard so much about how Dr. Vered was born and raised in Israel be- �� friendly the people are in Tooele County.” fore emigrating to the U.S in 1975. He became a �� Dr. Vered decided to pursue a career in citizen in 1983, and speaks fluent Hebrew. He is medicine after first getting a degree in electri- the proud father of three children. He is an avid �� cal engineering from Rice University. In 1984 he skier, and also loves camping, hiking and travel. �� graduated from the University of Texas Medical For an appointment call his office at �� School, and then in 1988 completed a four-year 435-843-3642. �� Join us for our “Open House” on Friday �� April 18 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at �� 1959 N. Aaron Drive Suite A, Tooele 435-843-3642 • 435-833-9111 HOMETOWN B1

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HOMEFRONT New way to help combat obesity epidemic

Diane Sagers CORRESPONDENT

ieting has become a national pastime. Who D needs a hobby when we can spend so much time and money trying to be thin- ner? Unfortunately, despite our national pre-occupa- tion with weight control, as a group, we are not winning. The rates of overweight and obese people are skyrocket- ing. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Chuck Conner reports that the problem has reached what he termed as “epidemic proportions” among children Wes and Ann Vorwaller don costumes they wore while performing on an LDS mission in Nauvoo, Ill., from October 2005 to April 2007. The couple said their mission was like a second honeymoon. and adults. Sixty percent of American adults are either overweight or obese, 19 percent of our young children are obese and 17 percent of adolescents are now obese. That rate is two to three times higher than it was just a couple of decades ago. Overweight is defined as a Body Mass Index a different way to (BMI) of 25 to 29.9 while obesity is any BMI over 30. If you haven’t already, you will soon be seeing or hearing from Mowgli and Balloo, characters from Disney’s “Jungle Book.” In a cooperative effort between the U.S. Ag Council, USDA and Disney, these “Jungle Book” characters are to tout the importance of proper eating. It all starts with the right balance of being active and eating well. The ads admonish everyone to eat a little from every food group every day and to start with small steps. This is not recom- mending a crash diet. What they are looking for is a more active lifestyle. They hope to rve Se Tooele couple wore many hats help people make gradual positive improvements to their eating habits. on LDS mission to Nauvoo Mowgli and Balloo will be talking and singing about the “Bear Necessities” of healthy es and Ann Vorwaller’s mission living through a balance of to Nauvoo for The Church of Jesus food, activity and eating well. Christ of Latter-day Saints was like The campaign is designed to a second honeymoon to them. help stem what Conner sites The couple was able to spend lots as “a staggering rise in obesity of time together as they served as rates in this country.” site and Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. mis- The campaign targets pri- sionaries for the LDS Church in the mary caregivers to encourage Illinois, Nauvoo Mission from October 2005 to better nutrition and physi- April 2007. cal activity — the key that is “It was like a second honeymoon,” Wes said. essential to stem this trou- The Nauvoo Mission is unlike most missions bling trend. They are aiming for the LDS Church. Missionaries in this mission their campaign at parents, cannot proselyte because their data shows that and preach about story by at a very early age, children the LDS faith like model their eating habits and most other mis- Abby Palmer activity based on what they sions, Ann said. see their primary caregiv- “Proselytizing photography by ers do. If they can change is not allowed in Troy Boman the habits of adults, they can the Nauvoo mis- change the habits of the chil- sion,” she said. “It dren. was one of the agreements between the [LDS] Some of the information Church and the city when we were allowed to go in the ads is centered on the into Nauvoo.” “My Pyramid” nutrition model Even though the missionaries cannot preach — a model that was revised their beliefs, they keep busy with a variety of from the earlier Food Pyramid other responsibilities. There are more than 40 model. The new model is historic restored buildings in Nauvoo, where based on the old with adap- missionaries conduct demonstrations about the tations for age, gender and significance of the buildings. In addition, they lifestyle. It is designed to tailor are involved in keeping up the grounds and put- the eating program to you. ting on shows. You type in a few facts about As part of their duties, Wes and Ann were actors yourself to generate a person- and singers in the two productions “Rendezvous” alized plan of the exercise and and “Sunset by the Mississippi,” even though nutrition that will be best for they didn’t have a lot of experience in acting and you. dancing before they went on their mission. Ann, A visit to mypyramid.gov however, does have a background in music. will provide you with lots of During the summer months, the couple per- practical advice on tailoring formed in each of the productions twice a week. healthier diet and lifestyle to “Rendezvous” is a musical drama with a lot of your particular situation. It comedy, Ann said. The play takes place during also has games for the kids the exodus of the Saints from Nauvoo. Wes and to help educate them about Ann played George and Agatha, a couple who healthy eating. were not members of the LDS faith. Their promise is if you visit Wes, as George, was kind of like the stand-up the Web site at mypyramid. man, Ann said. He was the one who kept the gov and use information crowd laughing with his comments. there, you will be healthier. “Sunset by the Mississippi” is a talent show, “A good balanced, healthy ➤ lifestyle is what we are calling As well as performing, both Wes and Ann Vorwaller learned many pioneer skills like making rope (above) while on an SEE SERVE PAGE B10 for,” Conner says. LDS mission to Nauvoo. Ann Vorwaller (top) holds handmade bricks from Nauvoo. B2 SERVICE DIRECORY

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WEDDING MISSIONARIES Brown/Woods Elder Porter Jay Sister Brittany Anderson Bunderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalton and Mr. Jeff Brown are pleased to announce the marriage of their Elder Porter Jay Anderson Sister Brittany Bunderson, the daughter, Jennifer Lee Brown to recently returned from faithfully daughter of Brent and Beverlee Ian Michael Woods, son of Mr. serving for, The Church of Jesus Bunderson, has recently returned and Mrs. Michael Woods, On Christ of Latter-day Saints in home after successfully serving April 18, at the Tooele Eagles the Taiwan Kaohsiung Mission. in the Independence Missouri Nest. Elder Anderson will be speak- Mission for the Church of Jesus A reception will be held at 7 ing on April 20 at 12:50 p.m., in Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sister p.m. The couple will continue the Grantsville Clark 2nd ward, Bunderson was honored to serve their home in Tooele. located at 81 N. Church St. in in the Independence Visitors Grantsville. Elder Anderson is Center and the Historic Liberty the son of Mark E. and Dixie Jail. She will be speaking Sunday, Anderson. April 20, 2008, in the Grantsville MWMC BABIES tenth ward, 550 E. Durfee, at 2:50 p.m.

Clarissa Ann Jones was Katherine Marie Haymond Aiden Jensen was born Mackenzie Kay Dye was born April 2, 2008, to Wayne was born April 4, 2008, to April 8, 2008, to Jeff and born April 9, 2008, to Tyson D. and Carrie A. Jones. Bryan and Jessy Haymond. Rachel Jensen. and Mindy Dye. Gracie Mae Hall was born born April 11, 2008, to Mitch Abigayle McKenlie Jamikel Dashon Sisneros Justyna Mae Young was Jackson Clark Boulter was April 10, 2008, to Josh and and Desiree Mudrow. Fordham was born April 4, was born April 5, 2008, to born April 8, 2008, to Travis born April 9, 2008, to Megan Linzi Hall. 2008, to Brittany Fordham. Orlando and Rachel Sisneros. and Amy Young. and Zach Boulter. Kylee Kay Mudrow was

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(71) DISC Deadliest Catch: Best of Season 3 Deadliest Catch (Season Premiere) (N) Deadliest Catch “Striking Out” (N) Deadliest Catch: Best of Season 3 Deadliest Catch: Best of Season 3 Deadliest Catch 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (518) ENC “Mannequin” ›› (1987) Andrew McCarthy. ‘PG’ (CC) “Teaching Mrs. Tingle” › (1999) Helen Mirren. ‘PG-13’ (:10) “Field of Dreams” ››› (1989, Fantasy) Kevin Costner. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “In the Name of the Father” ››› A teenage boy and his girlfriend are (534) STARZ O Brother-Thou (:20) “Running With Scissors” ›› (2006) Annette Bening. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Surf’s Up” ››› (2007) Voices of Shia LaBeouf. ‘PG’ “Independence Day” ››› (1996) Will Smith, Bill Pullman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) at the heart of this new episode’s (561) MAX Rumor Has It ... (:35) “The Negotiator” ››› (1998, Suspense) Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Ready to Rumble” › (2000) David Arquette. ’ ‘PG-13’ Second Coming “V for Vendetta” ››› (2006) ‘R’ murder mystery, which brings the (576) SHOW (5:30) “Babel” ››› (2006, Drama) Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett. iTV. ‘R’ Cont’d The Tudors (iTV) Henry marries Anne. Tracey Ullman “Strangers With Candy” ›› (2005) Amy Sedaris. ‘R’ “Crank” ›› (2006) Jason Statham. profilers to a small town in Texas. A (591) TMC Tom & Viv ››› (:45) “Mission: Impossible III” ››› (2006, Action) Tom Cruise, Ving Rhames. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “From Dusk Till Dawn” ›› (1996, Action) Harvey Keitel. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Dead Birds” ›› (2004) ’ ‘R’ (CC) serial killer is apparently on the loose, and the more victims found, WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 16, 2008 the closer they get to figuring out the 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 killer’s motive. 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(CC) (27) NICK SpongeBob Drake & Josh ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Thursday (28) FAM (5:30) “Ever After: A Cinderella Story” ››› (1998) Drew Barrymore. Cont’d America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Paid Program Paid Program Smallville (29) TOON “Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix” (2007) Paul Eiding Johnny Test ’ Courage-Dog Grim Adventures Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken The Boondocks Harvey Birdmn Home Movies ’ (31) CMTV Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet Coyote Ugly Coyote Ugly Coyote Ugly Coyote Ugly Coyote Ugly 7 p.m. on / KUWB (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “Up, Up and Away” (2000) Michael J. Pagan. 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(Brian Baumgartner, Ed Helms) (561) MAX (5:30) “Ransom” ››› (1996) Mel Gibson. ’ ‘R’ Cont’d “Alpha Dog” ›› (2006, Crime Drama) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Patriot” › (1998) Steven Seagal. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Georgia Rule” › (2007) ’ ‘R’ (CC) make it their mission to reclaim park- (576) SHOW The Tudors (iTV) Henry marries Anne. “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” ››› (1999) ‘R’ Boxing Antonio Tarver vs. Clinton Woods. (iTV) Hostel ›› (2006) ing spaces stolen from the company (591) TMC (5:05) “Crimes of the Heart” Cont’d “The Man Who Cried” ›› (2000, Drama) Christina Ricci. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Last Holiday” ›› (2006, Comedy) Queen Latifah. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Pauly Shore’s Natural Born Komics by other tenants in the office park. Michael (Steve Carell) isn’t paying THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 17, 2008 attention; he’s crushing on a model 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 in an office-supply catalog. 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McGinley), (15) KUWB Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Smallville “Descent” (N) ’ (CC) Supernatural “Mystery Spot” (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Every-Raymond Every-Raymond According to Jim That ’70s Show worries he’s not a manly enough role (23) FX That ’70s Show That ’70s Show “Double Jeopardy” ››› (1999, Suspense) Tommy Lee Jones, Ashley Judd. “Double Jeopardy” ››› (1999, Suspense) Tommy Lee Jones, Ashley Judd. “An Unfinished Life” ›› (2005) model for his son, and Turk (Donald (25) QVC Flameless Candles Food Fest By Popular Demand Diamond Sterling Collection Susan Graver Style Faison), who’s feeling machismo-de- (26) ANPL Season of the Grizzly (CC) The Natural World (CC) Animal Cops Detroit Stray dogs. Season of the Grizzly (CC) The Natural World (CC) Animal Cops Detroit Stray dogs. ficient after surgery, becomes the re- (27) NICK SpongeBob Drake & Josh ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ mote-control warrior of the break (28) FAM “Where the Heart Is” ›› (2000) Natalie Portman. Premiere. (CC) America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Paid Program Paid Program room. The Janitor (Neil Flynn) has a (29) TOON “Ben 10: Race Against Time” (2007) Graham Phillips. Chop Socky Courage-Dog Grim Adventures Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken The Boondocks Harvey Birdmn Home Movies ’ new project in “My Manhood.” (31) CMTV 2008 CMT Music Awards From Nashville’s Belmont University. ’ Best of CMT Music Awards Performances and memorable moments. ’ Fried Planet Fried Planet Fried Planet (33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Wizards-Place Wizards-Place Hannah Montana Zack & Cody “My Date With the President’s Daughter” ›› (1998) ’ That’s So Raven That’s So Raven Life With Derek Without a Trace (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ The Ultimate Fighter ’ I Bet You Will ’ I Bet You Will ’ World’s Most Amazing Videos (CC) 9:01 p.m. on ^ CBS (38) AMC “The Shootist” ››› (1976) John Wayne, Lauren Bacall. Premiere. (CC) (:15) “North to Alaska” ››› (1960) John Wayne. Prospector brings French girl to partner in gold-rush Alaska. (CC) “The Shootist” ››› (1976) (CC) When your job is exposing secrets, (39) TNT (5:00) “King Kong” ››› (2005, Adventure) Naomi Watts, Jack Black. A beauty tames a savage beast. (CC) Cont’d “The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines” (2006) Noah Wyle. (CC) “The Mothman Prophecies” ›› you’re bound to tick off some people. 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Clean, Tooele County CDL required. 2yrs IMMEDIATE HIRE tails. (Ucan) For persons 62 or older, nutritious meals, 19 hrs/wk OTR clean driving re- SAWMILLS FROM snacks. Preschool ac- c o r d M a r v ONLY $2990.00 - Con- handicapped or disabled* We are Stable Enough to DDI Vantage Early Sporting tivities. 4:30am-6pm, (801)949-1141 Anytime vert your logs to valu- *Regardless of age Survive the Fuel Spike Mon-Fri. (435)884-3496 Intervention program Goods DENTAL ASSISTANT able lumber with your Laundry facilities, recreation room on site. seeks a part-time CAREER training own Norwood portable SUMMER CHILD Care/ Child Development band sawmill. Log skid- Patios & storage room • 4 on/4 off or 7 on/7 off SELLING YOUR moun- Housekeeper. Looking $795.*flexible hours *3 tain bike? Advertise it in Specialist to provide course options *Ut Ra- ders also available. 143 North 400 West, Tooele • Weekly Home Time for someone special to www.norwoodsawmills. the classifieds. Call care for my disabled home & center- diology Cert. 656-8898 Office Hours: Tues-Fri., 9am-2pm • All 48 Team/Solo 882-0050 www.tooele (877)352-3586 St. com/ 5000A free infor- daughter age 13. Must based services to 435-882-7076 TTY 1-775-778-0889 transcript.com infants and toddlers George Dental Careers mation: • Casual have drivers license, 1-800-578-1363 ex. non-smoker. Activities with special needs www.sgdconline.com EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING • Up to 42cpm Dentists call us for As- 500-A (ucan) Lost & Found will include swimming, and their families. • Med/Dental/Vision playground & walks. Bachelors in human sistants! (ucan) Must be able to provide development, family DISC JOCKEYS needed 4 mos OTR exp or 1yr in last 5 yr FOUND: BEIGE, black, transportation. Light services or related immediately. 17+ no white calico kitten with house cleaning. Rate is ﬁeld. Prefer experi- experience necessary. First Time pink collar and bell. 8.50 per hour 3-4 days 8-16hrs unpaid training. Walk in or call p e r w e e k . C a l l ence with children Taken to Animal Shel- with special needs. $10/hr, Friday, Satur- ter. 435-882-4607 882-2138 or 833-0501 day nights, 10pm-1am, ask for Cindy. Applica- Home Buyers 2519 S. 5370 W. needed at Tooele Bowl- LOST: Small black wallet Email to: jobs2@ tions at The UPS Store ing Alley. Clean ap- West Valley City, UT 84120 with TInkerbell on front. ddivantage.com or or Faxed resume to pearance. Must be able JoAnne Valdez Reward (435)882-7604 833-0499. Fax: 270-8587 Call Amy EOE. to work a computer, 100% Financing & Rates 800-701-8689 SELL YOUR computer spell, and follow in- www.knighttrans.com DEADLINES FOR clas- in the classifieds. Call sifieds ads are Monday SELLING YOUR moun- structions. have been below 6% Owner Ops: 800-437-5907 882-0050 or visit and Wednesdays by tain bike? www.tooele 801-963-9999 Ask for www.tooeletranscript. 4:45 p.m. transcript.com Corbin • Utah Housing Loans • FHA/VA com DRIVER - CDL TRAIN- • Rural Housing Loans ING: $0 down, financing by Central Refriger- Call today to get prequalified. For Sale By Owner ated. Drive for Central, SEASONAL TRUCK DRIVER A Must See Beautiful Rambler Home earn up to $40K+ 1st Frank Sly year! 800-637-9277 In The Heart of Stansbury Park x447 www.centraldriv- with BENEFITS Unbelievable Craftmanship With Upgrades ingjobs.net. (ucan) Galore! 2 Car Garage w/RV Parking, Kitchen Has DRIVERS NEEDED: Gorgeous Hickory Cabinets With Striking Granite Avg. Weekly Earnings I-80 West, Exit 77 Countertops & 18”x18” Tile Flooring. Great Room $1000- $1200 Expand- Has Superb Hardwood & Slate Flooring As Well ing Tanker Runs in As Remarkable Vaulted Ceilings. Family Room Rock Springs, WY 435 833-0740 • 800 453-9606 20 minutes from Has An Exceptional Brick Fireplace, Entertain- Great Pay, Benefits, ment Center With Surround Sound & Attractive Consistent Work. www.deseretpeakmtg.com Carol Royal Salt Grantsville Hardwood Flooring. Basement is Fantastic For CDL-A w/X, 2yrs Exp. Req. (866)339-0072 Cargill, Inc., A world leader in agriculture and industry is seek- Entertaining With The Impressive Solid OakWet ing to hire a “Seasonal” Solar Harvest Truck Driver. Duties Bar &Entertainment Center, Big Screen TV & DRIVERS WANTED: include hauling salt from the ponds processing area, daily opera- Built In Surround Sound. All Bathrooms Have Class B CDL Driver Now is the time to buy tor equipment check and operator servicing. Must clean and Incredible Tilework Including Waynescoat. Master needed for local dump you can buy any of these maintain equipment and other site work as required. Applicant Has Jetted Tub & Beautiful Stand Alone Shower. truck work. Home every night, pay DOE. must be available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. Home Has Brilliant Vaulted Ceilings w/Planters homes today with ZERO % DOWN. Applicant must be eighteen years or older and provide identifica- Class A CDL Driver Shelves. Updated Ceiling Fans, GasRange, Micro- needed for local belly 614 Mountaineer Circle, Tooele tion for eligibility purposes. A CDL license is not required but a wave & Dishwasher. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths & Fully dump work, doubles/tri- MLS 754532 plus. Successful applicants will be required to pass a company- Finished Basement. Meticulouse Landscapingw/ ples endorsement re- • Approx. 2,843 sq. ft. • 5 bdrms • .32 acres • 3 bths paid medical exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, credit Sprinkler System/Timer, Concrete Curbing, Trees quired. Home every Wonderful home in much sought after neighborhood . check and criminal background check. Starting wage is $17.50. & Shrubbery. Exterior Has Front Artistic Brick & night, pay DOE. Call NEW UPGRADED WINDOWS! A/C & water soft only 3 Interested applicants should go online at Vinyl. Financing Options available. Coby: 435-830-3743 or yrs old. Very spacious family room. Vaulted ceilings. Master jobs.utah.gov for application then fax to 435-884-0922 Darwin: 435-830-1054. $ bath. Great yard with deck,sprinkler system.Seller will pay Call 435-830-3526 or 435-830-8026 244,500 up to $5000 towards closing costs. or apply at any Workforce Services PART TIME Medical As- Cargill offers an excellent benefit package FSBO: Must See – Priced Right Starter Home sistant/ Receptionist. Evenings, Days, Busy 245 North 4th Street, Tooele 233 N 5th Street, Tooele MLS 76954 ¯ 401-k pediatric office. Fast 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Central air, carport & RV • Approx. 1,090 sq. ft. • 3 bdrms ¯ Health, Dental & Vision insurance paced, friendly, detail • .12 acres • 1 bths Parking, Fenced BackYard home in a nice quiet oriented. Works well Cute 3 bedroom house, new carpet, new kitchen ¯ Wellness program neighborhood. Asking $122,500. with children, Fax floor, new paint, new updated bathroom! Wonderful ¯ Paid Vacation and Holidays Call 830-3526 or 435-830-3526. 882-2284 or bring to Dr. starter home! You really must stop by and see just how $ Haroutunian’s office. cute this house is. Nice one car garage! Fenced yard! 129,900 ¯ Incentive plan ¯ Competitive wages ¯ Opportunities for Growth ¯ Multiple company events GFCU IS TAKING $ $ Cargill Salt is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 184,900 254,900 Interested applicants should apply at: 234 E Clark St., Utah Department of Workforce Services BIDS ON A : 1135 N 600 E, Grantsville Tooele 305 N. Main, Tooele, UT or online at Jobs.utah.gov • Approx. 1,561 sq. ft. • Approx. 2,400 sq. ft. • 1998 Ford Expedition • 1.39 acres • .25 acres • 2 bdrms MLS 783714 MLS 783724 • 3 bdrms Seasonal Truck Drivers 2 Openings • 1/2 Ton Utility XLT • 1 bths • 3 bths Cargill, Inc., A world leader in agriculture and industry is seek- Vaulted ceilings familyroom is wired • 4 Wheel Drive WOW 1.39 acres in Grantsville! for surround sound. Ceiling fans ing to hire a “Seasonal” Solar Harvest Truck Drivers. Duties NO HOA fees. Older home. Sellers include hauling salt from the ponds processing area, daily opera- have remotes. Master bedroom • 4.6L V8 Engine are VERY MOTIVATED!! Lot size is is wired for cable TV. Refrigerator tor equipment check and operator servicing. Must clean and 175.46’ across front and back and stays! Home has 2-water heaters! maintain equipment and other site work as required. Applicant • 122,894 miles 346.5’ feet deep. A very rare find in Has deep 3-car garage! Family must be available to work rotating shifts and overtime as needed. todays market. friendly neighborhood close to Applicant must be eighteen years or older and provide identifica- (rebuilt Engine) schools and shopping! tion for eligibility purposes. A CDL license is not required but $ a plus. Paid Holidays and Opportunities for Growth. Success- Minimum bid is $3,500.00. 731 Bonneville Way, Tooele 189,900 ful applicants will be required to pass a company-paid medical Bid closing will be 4/17/08 at 4 p.m. • Approx. 2,200 sq. ft. • .16 acres • 5 bdrms • 2 bths MLS# 781931 exam, which includes a drug/alcohol screen, credit check and New paint, hardwood floors, carpet, front door. New basement. New electrical panel. Newer furnace/roof. criminal background check. Starting wage is $17.50. Cargill Salt Any questions call 884-3804 kitchen cabinets, Granite countertops & NEW STAINLESS New tile floors. This home has been professionally staged, is an Equal Opportunity Employer. APPLIANCES are staying. New plumbing in walk-out by Kristen Banzhaf Interested applicants should go online at jobs.utah.gov for application then fax to 435-884-0922 Call for an cell 435.830.6657 appointment to view! [email protected] Independently Owned & Operated or apply at any Workforce Services office 435.882.4111 - fax 435.843.5364 • www.PureUtah.com • 205 N. Main, Tooele, UT 84074 Tuesday April 15, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B7

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(435)840-8790 SELL YOUR CAR or 20acres w/water in ING Account for sale. Brand New Home! classroom setting. Pro- WANTED DEPEND- miles, runs great, boat in the classifieds. Rush Valley. Corral, Please call Dave for de- vide individual and fam- ABLE, hard working in- needs work. $1500 or 1987 FORD F350 crew Call 882-0050 or visit fencing, 3 stall barn, tails 801-541-7152 577 N. 680 W. ily therapy, oversee dividual as an assistant best offer. 882-2450 cab dually 4X4, Dana www.tooeletranscript. and huge shop/ garage. day-to-day program- cheesemaker, Hours 60 axles. $2000 (435) com or e-mail your ad 1yr lease. $1600/mo. Small Business owners: HONDAS FROM $500! Tooele ming. Apply online at are part time Mechani- 830-0022 to tbp@tooeletran- $1000/dep. Place your classified ad Police Impounds For www.vmh.com. Job cal ability a plus Call script.com (801)699-7679 in 45 newspapers Sale! Many Makes and 1997 GMC Half-ton pick #404-3. (435)882-5000 throughout Utah for Models, For Listings up truck, Z71 Off road only $163. for 25 WANTED P/T Concrete Call 800-586-3805 X package. Vortec V8 The Utah Army National words, and $5. per finishers. Experience 9436 Chrome trim, runs Guard offers: Paid Job word over 25. You will preferred but not nec- great! $7000. Free shell Training, College reach up to 340,000 essary. Willing to train included (435)882-3703 Money, and Cash Bo- households and it is a SELL YOUR CAR or the right person Must Leave message nuses. Serve You're one call, one order, one boat in the classifieds. have driver’s license. Country. Call your local bill program. Call the Call 882-0050 or visit Call (435)830-0374 for R e c r u i t e r t o d a y . Transcript Bulletin at www.tooeletranscript. interview. Vehicle Parts $ 1-800-G0-GUARD 882-0050 for further com ONLY 190,000 - www.utahguard.com Melissa info. (ucan) TRANSMISSION RE- (ucan) WORK FROM home or 1958 FORD Fairlane. (2 Collings PRICE INCLUDES PAIR, rebuild. Low cost or 4 door sedan) Refur- to doorstep, many dif- to Tooele residents. WANT TO get the latest ferent positions avail- Wanted bished gas tank $50. DOWN PAYMENT Will buy vehicles 1990 Aluminum grill $50 x2. local news? Subscribe able, 8hrs minimum, and up that needs & CLOSING COSTS to the Transcript Bulle- age 12 or older. Easy Headlight Bezels 1 pair 435.224.3272 WANTED: I will pay cash transmission work, tin. money. 882-5381 $50. Passenger side for your junk cars and cash paid. Shop parking light Bezel 2 trucks. Call Scott (801)972-5810 Home $50. Hood $50 (no (435)830-6189 (435)843-8181 rust). Right and left repair patch panel front of Motorcycles & SUVs rear wheel $50. ATVs 435-884-0770 Call after The Sign you want. 5:30pm or leave a message. 2007 Kawasaki Ninja 1991 ISUZU Trooper 500, 1200 miles, in runs great all 4X4 great condition, $5000 works, 4 speed. $1500. Apartments The Agent You Need. (435) 830-0022 o b o . C a l l L e e for Rent Call me today for a (253)882-6752 2004 DODGE Durango, TWO 2006 Yamaha PW Limited Edition, 5.7 Li- 2 AND 3bdrm apart- free Market Analysis 50’s for sale $800 each ter, Hemi Magnum, ments behind Super great shape call 38,500 miles. Great Wal-Mart. Swimming (435)830-9321 condition, silver with pool, hot tub, exercise For Sale grey leather interior. room, playground, full is offering Sandra Larsen Fully loaded, power clubhouse. 843-4400 Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend Autos everything, sunroof, DVD player, 6 disc CD 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- Ofﬁce Space player, MP3, Satelite eled, govt. subsidized. $0 DOWN! Cars From TV, and extra third row Playground, carport. Real Estate $29/mo! Police Im- seating. Tow package, $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, FOR RENT pounds for Sale! 36 and roof rack included. Grantsville. Call Chris 915 North Main, Tooele 435.224.9186 Months @ 8.5% apr. R u n s f a n t a s t i c ! (435)843-8247 Equal For listings Call $18,500.00 OBO Call Housing Opp. $650-$800 per month each unit 800-586-3805 x 8329 435-840-8399. New Listing 465 E New Listing 329 SELL YOUR computer with deposit negotiable. Dawson DEADLINES FOR clas- in the classifieds. Call 1310 N HAVING A yard sale? sifieds ads are Monday 882-0050 or visit LN ONLY Advertise in the Tran- and Wednesdays by www.tooeletranscript. ONLY $ Please call 843-7561 $ 199,000 script 4:45 p.m. com 184,900 MLS #789404 MLS #789387 Nice rambler in Overlake! Close to schools, New paint, carpet and linoleum throughout. hospital,downtown Tooele, easy access to Nice landscaping with garden area, gazebo, highway and short commute to SLC. New rv parking, fully fenced backyard, full auto paint, carpet, tile and laminte throughout. sprinklers. Close to elementary school.Bring Laundry on main. central air. Full landscap- Here Comes your fussiest buyers. NICE! ing with full auto sprinklers. 287 504 S Birch St. 380 W Spring! 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6684 59 Dutch $ Harvest 1464 Country Lane, Erda 799,900 Ave. Over 2900 sq feet on each floor. With a 300 sq. foot bonus room. Open Dr. beautiful floor plan. Living room, dining room and den. Large and beautiful ONLY master bedroom and bathroom. Spacious kitchen, family room with the ONLY $ $ 134,000 covered patio. 4 bed rooms on the main floor and 3 in the basement. An 227,000 MLS #781366 amazing theater room with tiered seating a must see!1 All of this and 5 acres MLS #778868 Lg. kitchen w/lots of cupboards,new quartz StocktoN. GREAT PRICE for this too. countertops, new laminate flooring, lg. cute rambler! New paint and carpet. Most pantry & main floor laundry, grand master windows are newer vinyl. Auto sprinkler & bath- garden tub, separate shower,double fully fenced. Lg 20x 30 detached garage. sinks lg. deck w/ benches. MUST SEE! Fridge stays, washer & dryer are neg. 90 N. 711 S UNDER Center St. 330 W PRICE REDUCED ONLY ONLY 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Phase II $209,000 $233,500 CONTRACTStockton • $379,900 2866 W. Rim Rock Dr. • Benches at South Rim Phase II MLS #768512 MLS #775574 • 2 Acres • Bonus Room Stockton • $381,900 Recently remodeled, new paint, new carpet,new MOVE RIGHT IN WITH NO FUSS. Beautiful • Granite countertops • Large garage • 1.5 Acres • Bonus Room tile, new sink, new appliances, All brick rambler house and yard all finished. LARGE kitchen • 4 bedrooms • Basement entrance in • Granite countertops • Choose your colors on LARGE (.32) lot. 24X30 detached garage is with island. Laminate flooring, newer carpet • Open beautiful floor plan garage • 4 bedrooms • Rock/Stucco Exterior insulated & sheetrocked with seperate power, in living room.Garage insulated and finished. Large yard is nicely landscaped with full auto 927 N. 1380 E. • Tooele 388 E. 950 N., Tooele 14704064W. Hwy Palmer 199, Rd, Rush Erda Valley wood burning stove, and 8 ft. door. sprinkler and fence. A MUST SEE! 1162 N. 380 E. • Tooele PRICE REDUCED 288 4125 Griffith Palmer ONLY RD $ 3 All I can say is WOW! Beautiful large 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 2 - /4 baths, 169,900 ONLY 2 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 4 bedrooms 1¾ bath, Downstairs kitchen with a unique cabinetry, large MLS #754257 cozy dining room and kitchen. Over $ family rooms, open lovely floor plan, fabulous master suite with a fireplace, open family room, lovely master suite, 380,000 room to grow in the basement, fully could also be a family room. This 2600 sq. ft. finished, beautiful 1 Darling multi on quiet street. Open and spa- MLS #756792 I could go on and on. Fully landscaped Nice Rambler lands caped, This is a very cute house! house looks like it was just built! R.V. acre lot, fantastically landscaped, and fenced back yard! Come take a $ cious with family room off kitchen.Large yard $209,900 parking. Wow $209,900 over 100 mature trees. 259,900 look! $219,900 with mature trees and full auto sprinklers. on 5 acres in West Erda! Large closets. Room in bsmt almost finished Well and water rights included. for bedroom or family room. Come check it out! 779 E. 1962 Lots Canyon Rim Estates Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 890 N. Clemens Wy ONLY ONLY $189,900 $249,900 MLS #734072 MLS #738307 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage 5 to 9 Acre your Real air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, Call Laramie Dunn for ALL all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Lots your In Erda!Real EstateEstate needs needs 1185 North Main • Tooele Starting at $225,000 Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. $ 900 All offices independently owned and operated. Informationdeemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 199, 435-224-4000 NOTICE OF PETITION SEEKING ANNEXA- TION INTO GRANTS- VILLE CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an annexation petition covering property located along the northwest boundary of Grantsville City has been filed with the City PUBLIC NOTICE Recorder of Grantsville Notice is hereby given City. Pursuant to the pe- that the Tooele City tition, Grantsville LLC, Council will meet in a and A.F.C. Inc., are Business Meeting on seeking to annex 61.35 Wednesday, April 16, acres of land into the 2008 at the hour of 7:00 corporate boundaries of P.M. The meeting will Grantsville City. Most of be held at the Tooele this land is located be- City Hall Council Room tween State Road 138 located at 90 North Main B8 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin and Old LincolnTuHighwayesdaStreet,y April Tooele, 15, Utah. 2008 and is described as fol- 1. Pledge of Allegiance lows: 2. Mayor's Community Homes for Homes for Homes for Homes Homes Homes Lots & Land BeginningPublic Noticesat a point RecognitionPublic NoticesAwards Rent Rent Rent SouthMeetings00E45'15" East 3. TreeMeetingsCity USA Recog- 1335.88 feet along the nition to the Parks & 1BDRM 1BTH All utilities 4BDRM HUD! $255/MO TOOELE 1999 Model, 3BDRM 2.5BTH Multi Make Your American section line from the Recreation Department $$$SAVE MONEY PRICE REDUCED! paid, No smoking, no 3bdrm 2bth $46,500! most open 2600sqft Level. Just reduced to Dream A Reality! ARC Northeast corner of Sec- Presented by Scott Find HUD & Bank HORSE PROPERTY p e t s , $ 5 7 5 / m o Only $369/Mo! 5% 5bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- $199,999. has used double-wide tion 22, Township 2 Zeidler owned homes at: 5 acres in Erda. Nic- $300/dep down, 20 years @ 8% rage, .25 fenced, main Behind Macey’s. The homes available in a South, Range 6 West, 4. Open Forum for Pub- www.tooelebank est estates in Tooele (435)830-6327 apr., for listings call floor laundry, $1395/mo Real Estate Connection great Tooele commu- Salt Lake Base and Me- lic Comment ownedhomes.com or County. Asking (800)586-3901 Ext. o p t i o n p o s s i b l e . 1(435)640-6447 nity. We make owning ridian; thence South 5. PUBLIC HEARING & call for a list Berna $220,000 obo. Must 1BDRM HOUSE, $550/ 5749. (ucan) (801)413-9358 your own home easy. 00E45'15" East 677.03 MOTION on Ordinance Sloan (435)840-5029 BEAUTIFUL HOME sell. (435)224-4344 mo, No pets/ smoking. We offer a zero interest feet along the section 2008-02 Assigning the R Group 1 Real Estate Must see inside fin- 2BDRM apartment, HOUSE FOR Rent, TOOELE 3BDRM 2bth, installment loan with line; thence West 660.59 1-12 Zoning District to ishes, 3bdrm 2bth, $600/mo. (435)843- $925/mo plus utilities. 2 car garage, clean, low up-front money! feet to the easterly right 16 Acres and Creating a 1.62 ACRE HORSE 2700sqft, tile and car- 0785 2bdrm, large garage, $1200/mo plus deposit Rental options also of way line of Old Lincoln Planned Unit Develop- PROPERTY IN pet, marbling tub sur- Water Shares new paint, carpet. No John (801)916-0101 available! Quick Clos- Highway; thence South ment Zoning Overlay on GRANTSVILLE WITH rounds, $218,000 smoking, no pets. ings! Be in your home 32E58'50" East 313.48 Property Zoned R 1-12 TOOELE 4bdrm, 2bth, 5BDRM, 2BTH HOME. (801)243-2248 882-1728, 224-2618, in less than a week. 2 SHARES of water for feet along the easterly Located South of Skyline FOR RENT remodeled, fenced Hoame and yards are 224-2615 Call now! Call now! Ve- sale call Kay for more right of way line of Old Dr and West of the Deer yard, garage, No smok- in great condition, great BEAUTIFUL TOOELE For Rent 4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath ronica at 801-641-7327. information Lincoln Highway; thence Hollow Phase 7 Subdivi- LARGE 4bdrm, 1bth ing/ dogs possible setup for horses fully Home Newly remod- New home $1,200 Habla Espanol. (801)756-8602 South 33E10'00" East sion home, fenced yard, $1100/mo $800/dep fenced pasture tack eled, 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 bedroom 1 bath $850.00 per month www.aboutarc.com 919.88 feet along the Presented by Rachelle dishwasher, $925/mo, (801)580-5820 shed, open barn and hardwood floors, ga- 47 ACRE Feet of Water 2 bedroom 1 bath $775.00 $800/dep. 153 North rage, fenced yard, available/ Grantsville easterly right of way line Custer (435)884-3955 out building. $299,900 New custom home in As- One of a kind Stanbury homes on the lake, 5th Street, Tooele. Call sprinkling system, C a l l L a u r i of Old Lincoln Highway 6. PUBLIC HEARING & (435)849-1293 Sheila. 801-599-3440 pen Hills near Satatoga 4 bedroom 2 bath $1,300 per month (435)882-8407 $ 1 5 5 , 0 0 0 C a l l (801)979-0393 to the section line; MOTION on UID G Ave Prudential Real Estate. “Smiths” store. Beauti- TOOELE HOME Rent- (435)840-3484 [email protected] thence South 00E44'15" Right of Way Dedication for more info please call Sandy @ ful upgrades. 5bdrm, RUSH VALLEY 3bdrm to- Own. 1yr option to (435)884-3164 East 1928.05 feet along Plat 1 9 9 9 R a m b l e r , 3bth, 2 family rooms, 20 acre 2bth on 1acre horse buy. $925/mo, $100/ GREAT PRICE! the section line to the Presented by Rachelle 2311sqft., 5bdrm, 2bth, BUY 6BDRM FORE- fireplace, 3 car garage feet water rights avail- 435-882-4111 property. 1yr lease mo. applies to pur- easterly right of way line Custer basement 75% fin- CLOSURE! O n l y 4300sqft 3300sqft fin- able in Grantsville/ $500/dep $1100/mo chase. 2bdrm like new of State Highway 138; 7. PUBLIC HEARING & ished, fully landscaped $104,900! Must see this ished. Approximately Erda. $8,500 obo. Call (435)882-7627 mod. home. Call 24hr. and fenced with auto- thence North 37E01'44" MOTION on UID Garnet Independently Owned & Operated home! More homes 40 miles from Tooele. Amanda for details recording 888-426- West 1728.16 feet along Street Right of Way SMALL 3BDRM 1bth, matic sprinklers asking available! For listings Asking price $477,500 435-830-4581 2216 x28 or www.795 the easterly right of way Dedication Plat $725/mo. 615 East $188,500. Please con- call (800)586-3901 ext Lease option available. 3BDRM 1BTH House Fleetwood.com Wright line of State Highway Presented by Rachelle Vine Street, Tooele. tact (435)621-2556 for 5855. (ucan) Call 801-209-1082 SETTLEMENT Canyon $750/mo 38 E 500 N Bros. RE more information water share. 1 share 138; thence North Custer (435)882-1199 (801)598-4881 FANTASTIC home up- OPEN HOUSE Tooele, Settlement Canyon wa- 00E44'21" West 2255.17 8. PUBLIC HEARING & www.outwestrealty.com TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, dated throughout. 645 East 260 North ter for sale. $4000 feet; thence North MOTION on UID I Ave 3BDRM, 2BTH house, 2 family rooms, double STANSBURY HOMES 6bdrm, 3bth, 2950sqft 4/19 4pm-7pm. This is 833-9814 after 5pm 89E49'10" East 1023.00 Right of Way Dedication nice yard, newly remod- garage, fenced yard, For rent (435)843-9883 100% finished. Large an amazing single fam- feet to the point of begin- Plat eled. Grantsville, 53 dog run. $1150/mo. RENTAL WANTED: WATER Agent fenced yard with bball ily home in a great ning, containing 61.35 Presented by Rachelle East Cherry Street. No (801)842- 9631 rights or irrigation court and custom shed. Tooele neighborhood, acres and located in Custer smoking/ pets. $900/mo STANSBURY PARK HOMES Jeff (801)244-3946 shares in Tooele Val- Tooele County, State of 9. Minutes $900/dep. Call Todd Beautiful model home secluded from heavy ley. Call Ross at traffic, great for kids. Utah. March 19, 2008 (435)840-8777 3bdrm, 2.5bth plus den Lease FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth 801-642-0119 The Grantsville City April 2, 2008 2 car garage, $1500/mo FOR rambler, 1 year old, fin- Located close to churches of multiple Council on April 2, 2008, 10. Invoices 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 398 East Culross Cir. ished basement received written notice of Presented by Mayor Pat- RENT TO OWN & Lock SALE! w/kitchenette, land- domination’s, and Commercial home for rent, no smok- Davidson Realty the City Recorder’s certi- rick Dunlavy ing/ pets. 882-1550 (801)466-5078 in your Purchase Price scaping complete. schools. (East Elemen- Property Call Ben tary) Very open layout fication that this petition 11. Mayor's Report NOW!! No Bank Qualifi- Many extras! Ready to- meets the requirements 12. Adjourn cation Required!! 1 801 680-4440 d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . with 2 tone paint, new FITNESS CENTER Out Grown Home Office? carpet and updated 12750sqft, Main Street. of Utah Law Sharon A. Dawson acre Horse Property & (801)860-5696, The Grantsville City Tooele City Recorder Starting a New Business? Barn in Grantsville! 4 (435)882-7094 lighting. A great kitchen Handball courts, lock- including an excellent ers, showers, saunas, Council may grant the Pursuant to the Ameri- Beds/2 Baths/2 Fam. petition and annex the cans with Disabilities Just Need a Change? Rms. Fireplace/ 2 Car FSBO Huge new home pantry, great counter hot tubs, mirrored aero- 2 NEW Beautiful homes in Eagle Mountain. space with microwave bic/ dance area. Unlim- area described in the pe- Act, Individuals Needing Garage, Central Air, tition, unless on or be- Special Accommoda- Move to historic downtown Tooele Furnace, Roof, Tile, in. Grantsville/ Seller Fi- 4bdrm, 3bth, 2 family above range. Master ited possibilities! nance, No Bank Qual- rooms, 2 car garage, on bath features a large 882-7094, fore May 2, 2008, a writ- tions Should Notify Office space available at the corner of Kitchen Cabinets & Ap- ten protest to the an- Sharon A. Dawson, pliances ONLY 1 year ify, Immediate Occu- 33acres. 4520sqft., garden tub. 4bdrm (801)860-5696 pancy, Silver Fox Es- 3200sqft. finished. 2.5bth, 2 car garage, nexation petition is filed Tooele City Recorder, at Main Street & Vine old. 211 North Hale with the Tooele County 843-2110 prior to the Street. NEW PRICE of tates, 3bdrm 2bth or W a l k - i n c l o s e t s garden shed. Great Suite Sq. Ft. 4bdrm 2.5bth, 1/2 acre throughout house, play yard and sand box Buildings Boundary Commission meeting. TDD Phone • New Owner $1695 p/m Purchase and a copy of the protest Number 843-2108 102 221 Price $269,900. Call El- lot. Call today. great family home. Ap- for the little ones. Fully Occupied (801)446-9270 or proximately 32 miles fenced corner lot. Seller is delivered to the (Published in the Tran- 106 182 len 888/597-6021, If you build, remodel or Grantsville City Re- script Bulletin April 15, • On-Site Parking www.FreshStartH- (801)450-0014 from Tooele. Asking Motivated. Call for ap- 201 580 price $330,000. Lease pointment anytime. remove buildings you corder. Protests should 2008) omesLLC.com RE/MAX can place your classi- 3/4BDRM 2BTH 2 fire- option available. Call $199,900 OBO Tawnee be filed with the Tooele • Short or Long 206 621 Result fied ad in 45 of Utah's PUBLIC NOTICE places, possible share 801-209-1082 (435)839-5544 County Boundary Com- Term Lease 310 171 newspapers for only mission at the office of Notice is hereby given S E L L I N G Y O U R of irrigation, covered that the Tooele City Re- SELLER FINANCE No $163. for 25 words ($5. the Tooele County Clerk, 314 288 HOME? Advertise it in patio, 2 sheds, at- development Agency will • Competitive Rates FSBO- $1500 Buyer Re- Bank Qualify new home for each additional 47 South Main Street, the classifieds. Call tached garage, RV pad, Meet in a Business ferral Reward. Great 4bdrm, 3bth, half acre word). You will reach Tooele, Utah 84074. Call Kaye at 882-0050 or visit basement entrance Meeting on Wednesday, Home in Stansbury lot. Move in today! up to 340,000 house- Protests may be filed by www.tooeletran $185,000 April 16, 2008, at the 435.882.0049 or 801.580.2791 Park! Over 2800sqft, 5 (801)243-8044, holds and all you do is the Tooele County Com- script.com (435)882-5592 hour of 8:00 P.M.. The Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, 4 (801)520-7638 call the Transcript Bul- mission; a local district living/ family, Extended letin at 882-0050 for all under Title 17B, Limited Meeting will be held at driveway w/RV pad, SELLING YOUR the details. (Mention Purpose Local Govern- the Tooele City Hall Protect yourself in the buying and selling Custom Shed, Much HOME? Advertise it in UCAN Classified Net- ment Entities - Local Dis- Council Room Located more! $233K. Sounding the classifieds. Call work) tricts, or special service at 90 North Main Street, process by using a knowledgeable professional. good yet?! There's 882-0050 or visit district under Title 17A, Tooele, Utah. more... FREE with the www.tooeletran Financial Chapter 2, Part 13, of 1. Discuss and Review house: Kitchen appli- script.com the Utah Special Service Broadway Apartment ances, Washer/ Dryer, Services Project Stansbury Park- Lovely District Act, whose Lawnmower. Remem- boundaries include any Presented by Randy 6bdrm 4bth home on All TYPES Of loans. ber,if you find & refer part of an area proposed Sant Get more home Get more moNeY a corner lot. Low Fast approvals, good, our buyer, you'll get for annexation; or any 2. Adjourn Down! Free Mes- bad or no credit. Free $1500 Cold Hard Cash! other affected entity or Sharon A. Dawson for your money! out of your home! sage: 877-744-3427, consultation. No Fees. BUYERS SELLERS For a showing call Di- party that is authorized RDA Secretary ext. 10 or view Member of the better ana @ (435)578-1243 to protest the annexation Pursuant to the Ameri- www.puretooele business bureau. Call pursuant to the provi- cans with Disabilities FSBO: 7BDRM, 3BTH. homes.com. Pruden- (866)692-5707 sions of the Utah Code. Act, Individuals Needing 573 West 200 S. Family home on .3 acre tial R.E. www.21stcenturyfinan- Special Accommoda- If this annexation is ap- corner lot in Stansbury. cialservices.com tions Should Notify 446 Many extras. 319,900 proved, the area pro- Stansbury Park- On Sharon A. Dawson, UP TO $1000 online posed for annexation will Call 435-833-0551 or The Water! Exclusive Tooele City Recorder, at www.CASH- automatically be with- 801-541-5122 for 4 Bedroom 3 bath 843-2110 prior to the IN30MINUTES.COM In drawn from the North Bevan appt. home. Low down Fi- meeting. TDD Phone Tooele County Fire Pro- nancing. Free Mes- your checking account GRANTSVILLE- Low tection Service District. Number 843-2108 sage: 877-744-3427, in 30 minutes! No credit Down, 5bdrm home This Service District pro- (Published in the Tran- ext 12 or view check! (ucan) Way on .74 acres horse vides fire protection, script Bulletin April 15, www.puretooele property. Free Mes- paramedic and emer- 2008) homes.com Pruden- Public Notices sage: 877-744-3427, gency services and PUBLIC NOTICE $ ext 70 or view tial R.E. Meetings $ Grantsville City is not lo- Notice is hereby given 169,900 www.puretooele STANSBURY PARK. Im- cated within the bounda- that the Tooele City Deadline for public no- homes.com. Pru- maculate 6bdrm, 4 full ries of said District. Council will meet in a 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly 325,000 dential R.E. tices is 4 p.m. the day bath. Best deal in area! The complete annexa- Discussion Meeting on prior to publication. Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood Please compare. Mas- tion petition, including a Wednesday, April 16, Super nice home w/perfect unobstructed view of pine covered mountain. Public notices submit- Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Grantsville- luxury 3 ter suite, cathedral ceil- map is available for in- 2008, at the hour of 5:00 ted past the deadline Bathrooms4 Beds, 4 Baths,and Alot 3576 of Living Sq Ft, Space .37 acresat Built in entertainment center built for lg. bedroom homes on ings, professional re- spection and copying at P.M. The Meeting will will not be accepted. screenthis T.V.Price!! Wired Call for 840-0344. surround sound. Lg. master bath includes jacuzzi tub. large lots. Zero Down model and landscaping. the office of the City Re- be held at the Tooele UPAXLP Financing. Free $236,000. corder, 429 East Main City Hall Large Confer- Message: 877-744- (619)743-5566 NOTICE AND AGENDA Street, Grantsville, Utah ence Room located at 3427, ext 11 or view Notice is hereby given 84029. 90 North Main Street, Commercial Land 935 N. 620 E. www.puretooele TOOELE, 635 East 670 that the North Tooele Dated this 4th day of Tooele, Utah. homes.com. Pruden- North, 6bdrm 2bth County Fire Protection April, 2008. 1. Discussion Items: tial R.E. Rambler $179,900 Service District will hold By Order of the Grants- a) Day Cares & Pre- 2160sqft, 80% finished HOME FOR SALE. their regular monthly ville City Council schools basement, Motivated Stansbury Park. In- board meeting on April By Jeremy Walker Presented by Rachelle seller Jason Outwest credible Deal! Dramati- 17, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. at Grantsville City Custer Realty (801)755-1044 cally Reduced Price. the Stansbury Fire Sta- Recorder b) Review of School Dis- Offer $299,900. Fully tion, 179 Country Club, (Published in the Tran- trict Agreement for Set- remodeled 3791sqft. Stansbury Park, UT. script Bulletin April 8, 15 tlement Canyon Executive Rambler. Mobile Homes The agenda will be as & 22, 2008) c) Report on ULCT Con- Feature 5bdrm, 3bth follows: ference PUBLIC NOTICE Under home. Many extras. A 1. Roll call Presented by the Mayor 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Notice is hereby given $ $ Must See! Call 2. Approval of minutes & Councilman Pruden home for rent, no smok- that the Tooele City 84,500 223,900 (435)840-4652. ing/ pets. 882-1550 3. Update regarding new Sharon A. Dawson Stansbury Station Council will meet in a Tooele City Recorder This 1.25 Acre parcel of Commercial prop- 3 bdrm, 2 bth. Custom Floor Plan, HORSE PROPERTIES Closed Meeting on erty is priced competitively and has all utili- SOLD 4. Bills and Communica- Pursuant to the Ameri- Contract Master Suite, Upgrades w/ Tile, .75 acre lot 3bdrm 2bath Wednesday, April 16, ties in close proximity for connections to be Office Space tions cans with Disabilities made. An incredible buy for storage, shop Carpet, Lighting & Neutral Paint w/ Ac- Rambler. Alfalfa fields 5. Policies and proce- 2008, at the hour of 6:00 Act, Individuals Needing or garage development or as investment for cents. Basement is Framed, Stubbed and mountain views. dures P.M. The meeting will Special Accommoda- later returns or short term resale. for Bathroom. $269,900 Carol Had- OFFICE SPACE or retail 6. Approve new mem- be held at the Tooele tions Should Notify dock ReMax Platinum store, 300sqft, #30 W bers/ new employees City Hall Large Confer- Sharon A. Dawson, 435-830-0007 Vine St, excellent park- 7. Other business ence Room located at Tooele City Recorder, at 90 North Main Street, HORSE PROPERTIES ing and access, 8. Adjournment 843-2110 prior to the Tooele, Utah. 1.22 acre lot 4bdrm $250/mo. 801-531- Dated this 9th day of meeting. TDD Phone 1. Pending Litigation 3 b t h R a m b l e r 7501 April, 2008 Number 843-2108 Sharon A. Dawson $279,900. Carol Had- Cassandra Ray (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Recorder I will sell your I will sell your dock ReMax Platinum Admin. Clerk script Bulletin April 15, Pursuant to the Ameri- 435-0830-0007 (Published in the Tran- 2008) script Bulletin April 10 & cans with Disabilities Lots & Land PUBLIC NOTICE HORSE PROPERTY 15, 2008) Act, Individuals Needing home here! home here! 1.41acres w/barn 2005 Special Accommoda- The Grantsville City Rambler 3 car garage, 280 ACRES land in NOTICE OF PETITION tions Should Notify Council will hold a regu- large kitchen, 3200sqft, Tooele County for sale, SEEKING ANNEXA- Sharon A. Dawson, lar meeting on Wednes- Finished basement May sell in 40 acre par- TION INTO GRANTS- Tooele City Recorder, at day, April 16, 2008 at $341,900 tials owner financing VILLE CITY 843-2110 prior to the 7:00 p.m. at 429 East (435)840-5757 p o s s i b l e C a l l NOTICE IS HEREBY meeting. TDD Phone Main Street, Grantsville, (435)843-0180 GIVEN, that an annexa- Number 843-2108 UT 84029. The agenda IMMACULATE TOOELE (435)830-0062 tion petition covering (Published in the Tran- is as follows: Home 4bdrm 3bth fin- property located along script Bulletin April 15, AGENDA: ished basement, gas FOR SALE: Residential the northwest boundary 2008) 1. Summary Action fireplace, main floor development. Next to of Grantsville City has Items laundry, fenced yard, Stansbury Park. 53 been filed with the City PUBLIC NOTICE a.Approval of Minutes $184,900 Call Claudia acres. (435)882-6686 Recorder of Grantsville Notice is hereby given b.Approval of Business R&R Realty LLC. City. Pursuant to the pe- that the Tooele City Licenses (801)673-4738 MUST SELL 35AC -$49,900. *90 minutes tition, Grantsville LLC, Council will meet in a c.Approval of Bills Planning on selling your from Salt Lake in SW and A.F.C. Inc., are Business Meeting on 2.Consideration of mi- home, you could be Wyoming. Surrounded seeking to annex 61.35 Wednesday, April 16, nor subdivision for sending your sales by gov't land. Great cli- acres of land into the 2008 at the hour of 7:00 Carolee and Barry Warr points to up to 340,000 mate, wildlife, access, corporate boundaries of P.M. The meeting will located at 445 West 615 households at once. title insured, surveyed. Grantsville City. Most of be held at the Tooele North to divide one lot Tooele County’s Real Estate Resource For $163. you can Won't last. EZ terms. this land is located be- City Hall Council Room into four. place your 25 word C a l l UTLR tween State Road 138 located at 90 North Main 3. Consideration of mi- classified ad to all 45 1-877-351-5263 (ucan) and Old Lincoln Highway Street, Tooele, Utah. nor subdivision for Van newspapers in Utah. and is described as fol- 1. Pledge of Allegiance and Catherin Anderson Just call the Transcript lows: 2. Mayor's Community located at 66 North Bulletin at 882-0050 for Beginning at a point Recognition Awards Church Street to divide all the details. (Mention South 00E45'15" East 3. Tree City USA Recog- one lot into three. 435.840.0344 1335.88 feet along the nition to the Parks & 4. Consideration of Ordi- ucan) section line from the Recreation Department nance No. 2008-13 Northeast corner of Sec- Presented by Scott amending the General tion 22, Township 2 Zeidler Plan for Patrick Hearty to South, Range 6 West, 4. Open Forum for Pub- redesignate 16.5 acres Salt Lake Base and Me- lic Comment at approximately 600 ridian; thence South 5. PUBLIC HEARING & North Cooley Street from 00E45'15" East 677.03 MOTION on Ordinance a “Rural Residential-2” to feet along the section 2008-02 Assigning the R a “Rural Residential-1” line; thence West 660.59 1-12 Zoning District to designation. feet to the easterly right 16 Acres and Creating a 5.Consideration and of of way line of Old Lincoln Planned Unit Develop- amendment to Clark Highway; thence South ment Zoning Overlay on Farm Lease Agreement 32E58'50" East 313.48 Property Zoned R 1-12 with Karma’s Kiddie Kor- feet along the easterly Located South of Skyline ner. right of way line of Old Dr and West of the Deer 6. Consideration of Ordi- Lincoln Highway; thence Hollow Phase 7 Subdivi- nance No. 2008-18 South 33E10'00" East sion amending Chapter 21, 919.88 feet along the Presented by Rachelle Section 6 (design stan- easterly right of way line Custer dards for subdivisions) to of Old Lincoln Highway 6. PUBLIC HEARING & require developments to the section line; MOTION on UID G Ave having 30 or more lots, thence South 00E44'15" Right of Way Dedication residential units or com- East 1928.05 feet along Plat mercial units to have the section line to the Presented by Rachelle more than one means of easterly right of way line Custer ingress and egress. of State Highway 138; 7. PUBLIC HEARING & 7.Declaration and dispo- thence North 37E01'44" MOTION on UID Garnet sition of surplus property West 1728.16 feet along Street Right of Way 8.Consideration of con- the easterly right of way Dedication Plat veyance of Grantsville line of State Highway Presented by Rachelle Senior Citizen property 138; thence North Custer to Tooele County 00E44'21" West 2255.17 8. PUBLIC HEARING & 9.Council Information feet; thence North MOTION on UID I Ave Updates 89E49'10" East 1023.00 Right of Way Dedication 10.Adjourn feet to the point of begin- Plat Jeremy Walker ning, containing 61.35 Presented by Rachelle City Recorder acres and located in Custer In compliance with the Tooele County, State of 9. Minutes Americans with Disability Utah. March 19, 2008 Act, Grantsville City will The Grantsville City April 2, 2008 accommodate reason- Council on April 2, 2008, 10. Invoices able requests to assist received written notice of Presented by Mayor Pat- persons with disabilities the City Recorder’s certi- rick Dunlavy to participate in meet- fication that this petition 11. Mayor's Report ings. Requests for as- meets the requirements 12. Adjourn sistance may be made of Utah Law Sharon A. Dawson by calling City Hall (435) The Grantsville City Tooele City Recorder 884-3411 at least 3 days Council may grant the Pursuant to the Ameri- in advance of a meeting. petition and annex the cans with Disabilities (Published in the Tran- area described in the pe- Act, Individuals Needing script Bulletin April 15, tition, unless on or be- Special Accommoda- 2008) fore May 2, 2008, a writ- tions Should Notify ten protest to the an- Sharon A. Dawson, nexation petition is filed Tooele City Recorder, at with the Tooele County 843-2110 prior to the Boundary Commission meeting. TDD Phone and a copy of the protest Number 843-2108 is delivered to the (Published in the Tran- Grantsville City Re- script Bulletin April 15, corder. Protests should 2008) be filed with the Tooele County Boundary Com- mission at the office of the Tooele County Clerk, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. Protests may be filed by the Tooele County Com- mission; a local district under Title 17B, Limited Purpose Local Govern- ment Entities - Local Dis- tricts, or special service district under Title 17A, Chapter 2, Part 13, of the Utah Special Service District Act, whose boundaries include any part of an area proposed for annexation; or any other affected entity or party that is authorized to protest the annexation pursuant to the provi- sions of the Utah Code. If this annexation is approved, the area proposed for annexation will automatically be with- drawn from the North Tooele County Fire Pro- tection Service District. This Service District provides fire protection, paramedic and emergency services and Grantsville City is not located within the boundaries of said District. The complete annexation petition, including a map is available for inspection and copying at the office of the City Re- corder, 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029. Dated this 4th day of April, 2008. By Order of the Grants- ville City Council By Jeremy Walker Grantsville City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 8, 15 & 22, 2008) NOTICE OF TRUS- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- TEE'S SALE TORS APN: 11-049-0-4033 The Utah Department of Trust No. 1129498-07 Transportation is adver- Ref: Amanda Uria TRA: tising for bids for the fol- Loan No. xxxxxx7065. lowing projects. IMPORTANT NOTICE All project bidding infor- TO PROPERTY mation, including Specifi- OWNER: YOU ARE IN cations and Plans, can DEFAULT UNDER A be viewed, downloaded, DEED OF TRUST, and printed from UDOT's DATED October 25, Project Development 2005. UNLESS YOU Construction Bid Open- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- ing Information website, TECT YOUR PROP- http://www.dot.utah.gov/i ERTY, IT MAY BE ndex.php/m=c/tid=319. SOLD AT A PUBLIC To bid on UDOT pro- SALE. IF YOU NEED jects, bidders must use AN EXPLANATION OF UDOT's Electronic Bid THIS PROCEEDING, System (EBS). The EBS YOU SHOULD CON- software and EBS train- TACT A LAWYER. On ing schedules are also May 06, 2008, at available on this website. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Project information can dall, Trustee, as duly ap- also be reviewed at the pointed Trustee under a main office in Salt Lake Deed of Trust recorded City, the offices of its Re- October 31, 2005, as In- gions, and its District of- strument No. 249362, in fices in Price, Richfield, Book xx, Page xx, of the and Cedar City. Official Records in the If project Specifications office at the County Re- and Plans cannot be corder of Tooele County, printed from the website, State of Utah, executed they can be obtained by Amanda Uria, An Un- from the main office, married Woman, will sell 4501 South 2700 West, at public auction to high- S a l t L a k e C i t y , est bidder, payable in (801)965-4346, for a fee, lawful money of the plus tax and mail charge, United States at the time if applicable, none of of sale. Successful bid- which will be refunded. ders must tender a de- All contractors proposing posit of $5,000 in certi- to bid UDOT heavy high- PUBLIC NOTICE fied funds to the trustee way construction pro- The Grantsville City at the time of sale, with jects with an advertised Council will hold a regu- the balance due by noon estimate of $1,500,000 lar meeting on Wednes- the following business or more must file and day, April 16, 2008 at day, at the office of the gain prequalification ap- 7:00 p.m. at 429 East Trustee. At the tooele proval prior to submitting Main Street, Grantsville, county courthouse 74 a bid. For further infor- UT 84029. The agenda South 100 East Tooele m a t i o n , c o n t a c t is as follows: Utah all right, title and in- NOTICE (801)965-3835. Depart- THIRTY DAY AGENDA: terest conveyed to and An emergency hazard- ment processing time is SUMMONS 1. Summary Action now held by it under said ous waste treatment per- 10 working days from re- GERALD COOK, Plain- Items Deed of Trust in the mit (#UT-013-2008) has ceipt of properly exe- tiff, vs. a.Approval of Minutes property situated in said been issued to the cuted documentation. TOOELE COUNTY and b.Approval of Business County and State de- ADVERTISEMENT FOR United States Air Force, Project No: F-R299(59) all persons unknown Licenses scribed as: Lot 4033, BIDS Utah Test and Training Sealed proposals will be claiming any right, ti- c.Approval of Bills rancho Tooele phase iv, STOCKTON TOWN Range (UTTR) located in received by the Utah De- tle, estate, lien or inter- 2.Consideration of mi- amended, according to 18 NORTH JOHNSON Box Elder County and partment of Transporta- est in the real property nor subdivision for the official plat thereof STREET (PO BOX 240) Tooele County, Utah. tion UDOT/DPS Building described in this com- Carolee and Barry Warr on file and of record in STOCKTON, UT 84071 The permit allows the Air (4th Floor), 4501 South plaint adverse to the located at 445 West 615 the tooele county re- Separate sealed Bids for Force to treat in place by 2700 West, Utah Plaintiffs' ownership or North to divide one lot corder's office.. The the construction of the detonation, ordnance 84114-8220, until 2 any cloud upon Plain- into four. street address and other Stockton Town Emer- found at the North and o'clock p.m. Tuesday, tiffs' title thereto, De- 3. Consideration of mi- common designation of gency Well Project (Well South Ranges during May 06, 2008, and at fendants. norTuesdasubdivisiony Aprilfor Van 15, 2008 the real property de- Building andTooeleSite Work) Transcript-Bullerange tclearancein activi- that time publicly opened Case No. 070301509B9 and Catherin Anderson scribed above is pur- will be received at the ties, during investigative for CONSTRUCT ME- Judge: Mark Kouris located at 66 North ported to be: 681 West Stockton Town office, 18 activities at Formerly DIAN BARRIER ( AD- THE STATE OF UTAH ChurchPublicStreet Noticesto divide Public Notices 960PublicSouth NoticesTooele Ut NorthPublicJohnson NoticesStreet Public Notices UsedPublicDefense NoticesSites Public Notices VANCEPublicCONSTRUC Notices - TOPublicDEFENDANTS Notices one lotMeetings into three. Trustees 84074.TrusteesEstimated Total (POMiscellaneousBox 240), Stockton, Miscellaneous (FUDS)Miscellaneousand during re- Miscellaneous TION)Miscellaneousof 2 LOCATIONS; ABOVE-NAMED:Miscellaneous 4. Consideration of Ordi- Debt as of May 06, 2008 UT 84701 until 11:00 medial action, corrective I-80, MP 99 TO 116 & You are hereby sum- nance No. 2008-13 NOTICE OF TRUS- is $107,909.31. The un- AM on May 7, 2008, and ANNOUNCEMENT OF action or military muni- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- SR-201, MP 7.2 TO 10.8 moned and required to amending the General TEE'S SALE dersigned Trustee dis- then at said office, pub- APPOINTMENT AND tions response program TORS in SALT LAKE County, file an Answer in writing Plan for Patrick Hearty to APN: 11-049-0-4033 claims any liability for licly opened and read NOTICE TO CREDI- activities. The Air Force The Utah Department of the same being identified to the attached Verified redesignate 16.5 acres Trust No. 1129498-07 any incorrectness of the aloud. TORS has requested the permit Transportation is adver- as Federal Aid Project Complaint with the Clerk at approximately 600 Ref: Amanda Uria TRA: street address and other This Project includes Estate of MILTON SE- because they have de- tising for bids for the fol- No: F-R299(59). of the above-entitled North Cooley Street from Loan No. xxxxxx7065. common designation, if construction of the well VERE BELL, Deceased. termined that detonation lowing projects. Project Location: 20.1 Court, at 74 South 100 a “Rural Residential-2” to IMPORTANT NOTICE any, shown herein. Said building and associated Probate No. 073300061 of munitions where they All project bidding infor- Miles of 0080 from R.P. East #14, Tooele, UT a “Rural Residential-1” TO PROPERTY sale will be made without site work, approximately LEIGHANN BELL are found is more pro- mation, including Specifi- 000+99 to R.P. 000+116 84074, and to serve designation. OWNER: YOU ARE IN covenant or warranty, 600 feet of external un- MAYNARD and NEIL tective of human health cations and Plans, can The principal items of upon or mail to Plaintiff's 5.Consideration and of DEFAULT UNDER A express or implied, re- derground piping valves BELL, whose address is and the environment be viewed, downloaded, work are as follows: attorney, Jacob L. Li- amendment to Clark DEED OF TRUST, garding title, possession, and fittings, one fire hy- 1042 South 970 West, than transporting the po- and printed from UDOT's Cable Barrier (3 or 4 Ca- nares, at Post Office Box Farm Lease Agreement DATED October 25, condition or encum- drant, an air valve as- Tooele, UT 84074, have tentially unstable muni- Project Development ble Systems); Cast In 895, Brigham City, Utah with Karma’s Kiddie Kor- 2005. UNLESS YOU brances, including fees, sembly, and a check been appointed Per- tions back to the Ther- Construction Bid Open- Place Precast Concrete 84302, a copy of said ner. TAKE ACTION TO PRO- charges and expenses valve assembly, at a site sonal Representatives of mal Treatment Unit at ing Information website, Full Barrier (New Jersey answer, within thirty (30) 6. Consideration of Ordi- TECT YOUR PROP- of the Trustee and of the in Soldier Canyon near the above-entitled es- the UTTR. This permit is http://www.dot.utah.gov/i Shape) Traffic Control days after service of this nance No. 2008-18 ERTY, IT MAY BE trusts created by said the City's existing slow tate. Creditors of the es- in effect from April 8, ndex.php/m=c/tid=319. The project is to be com- Summons upon you. amending Chapter 21, SOLD AT A PUBLIC Deed of Trust, to pay the sand filter system. tate are hereby notified 2008, through July 7, To bid on UDOT pro- pleted in 45 Working If you fail to do so, Judg- Section 6 (design stan- SALE. IF YOU NEED remaining principal sums A Pre-Bid Conference to: (1) deliver or mail 2008 Copies of the per- jects, bidders must use Days ment by Default will be dards for subdivisions) to AN EXPLANATION OF of the note(s) secured by (Tour) for this project will their written claims to the mit are available for pub- UDOT's Electronic Bid Prequalification of bid- taken against you for the require developments THIS PROCEEDING, said Deed of Trust. The be held on Wednesday Personal Representa- lic inspection during nor- System (EBS). The EBS ders is required. Prior to relief demanded in said having 30 or more lots, YOU SHOULD CON- current beneficiary of the April 30, 2008, beginning tives at the address mal business hours on software and EBS train- submitting a bid, the bid- Verified Complaint which residential units or com- TACT A LAWYER. On Trust Deed as of the at 11:00 AM at the above; (2) deliver or mail the 4th floor of the Mar- ing schedules are also der must have on file has been filed with the mercial units to have May 06, 2008, at date of this notice is: Stockton Town office. their written claims to the tha Hughes Cannon available on this website. with the Utah Depart- Clerk of the Court and a more than one means of 4:30pm, James H. Woo- Mortgage Electronic Attendance at this tour is Personal Representa- Health Building, 288 Project information can ment of Transportation a copy of which may be ingress and egress. dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Registration Systems, mandatory for all bid- tives' attorney of record, North, 1460 West, Salt also be reviewed at the completed and approved obtained from the Clerk 7.Declaration and dispo- pointed Trustee under a Inc. The record owner of ders. Brent K. Wamsley, 4360 Lake City. For further in- main office in Salt Lake contractor's application of the above-entitled sition of surplus property Deed of Trust recorded the property as of the re- The Contract Documents South Redwood Road, formation, contact Con- City, the offices of its Re- for prequalification. De- Court. 8.Consideration of con- October 31, 2005, as In- cording of the Notice of may be examined at the Suite 1, Salt Lake City, nie Rauen at (801) gions, and its District of- partment processing This action is to quiet ti- veyance of Grantsville strument No. 249362, in Default is/are: Amanda following locations: Utah 84123-2204; or (3) 538?6170. In compli- fices in Price, Richfield, time is 10 working days tle to those certain prem- Senior Citizen property Book xx, Page xx, of the Uria. Dated: April 08, Intermountain Contrac- file their written claims ance with the Americans and Cedar City. from receipt of properly ises located in Tooele to Tooele County Official Records in the 2008. tor, 1743 Alexander with the Clerk of the Dis- with Disabilities Act, indi- If project Specifications executed documenta- County, State of Utah, 9.Council Information office at the County Re- James H. Woodall, Street, Salt Lake City, trict Court in Tooele viduals with special and Plans cannot be tion. and more particularly de- Updates corder of Tooele County, Trustee 10653 River Utah County, or otherwise needs (including auxil- printed from the website, Unregistered companies scribed as follows: 10.Adjourn State of Utah, executed Front Parkway, Suite Intermountain Contrac- present their claims as iary communicative Aids they can be obtained may obtain the Specifi- TAX PARCEL NO Jeremy Walker by Amanda Uria, An Un- 290 South Jordan Ut tor, 313 East 1200 required by Utah law and services) should from the main office, cations and Plans from 07-096-0-0003 City Recorder married Woman, will sell 84095 (801)254- 9450 South, Provo, Utah within three months after contact, Brooke Baker, 4501 South 2700 West, the main office, 4501 The South half of the In compliance with the at public auction to high- (800)245-1886 (Hotline) Mountainlands Area the date of the first publi- Office of Human Re- S a l t L a k e C i t y , South 2700 West, Salt Southwest Quarter and Americans with Disability est bidder, payable in Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Plan Room, 1128 South cation of this notice or be sources at (801) (801)965-4346, for a fee, Lake City, (801) the West half of the Act, Grantsville City will lawful money of the P.M. Signature/ by: State Street, Orem, Utah forever barred. 536-4412 TDD (801) plus tax and mail charge, 965-4346, for a fee of Northwest quarter of the accommodate reason- United States at the time James H. Woodall, Mountainlands Area DATED this 27th day of 536-4414. if applicable, none of $20.00, plus tax and mail Southwest quarter of the able requests to assist of sale. Successful bid- Trustee R-172860 Plan Room, 3560 South March, 2008. (Published in the Tran- which will be refunded. charge, if applicable, Southeast quarter and persons with disabilities ders must tender a de- (Published in the Tran- 583 West, Salt Lake Brent K. Wamsley script Bulletin April 15, All contractors proposing none of which will be re- Southwest quarter of the to participate in meet- posit of $5,000 in certi- script Bulletin April 8, 15 City, Utah Attorney for Personal 2008) to bid UDOT heavy high- funded. Southwest quarter of the ings. Requests for as- fied funds to the trustee & 22, 2008) Sunrise Engineering, Representative way construction pro- Dated this 12th day of Southeast quarter of NOTICE OF THE SALE sistance may be made at the time of sale, with Inc., 25 East 500 South, 4360 South Redwood jects with an advertised April, 2008. section 9, Township 10 OF AN ESTRAY by calling City Hall (435) the balance due by noon Fillmore, Utah Road, Salt Lake City, estimate of $1,500,000 UTAH DEPARTMENT South, Range 19 West, Public Notices Pursuant to Section 884-3411 at least 3 days the following business Copies of the Contract UT 84123-2204 or more must file and OF TRANSPORTATION Salt Lake Base and Me- 4-25-4 of the Utah Code, in advance of a meeting. day, at the office of the Miscellaneous Documents may be ob- (801)969-5900 gain prequalification ap- John R. Njord, Director ridian. as amended, notice is (Published in the Tran- Trustee. At the tooele tained at the office of (Published in the Tran- proval prior to submitting (Published in the Tran- Excepting therefrom all hereby given that the fol- script Bulletin April 15, county courthouse 74 Deadline for public no- Sunrise Engineering, script Bulletin April 1, 8 & a bid. For further infor- script Bulletin April 15, that portion lying within lowing described estray 2008) South 100 East Tooele tices is 4 p.m. the day Inc., located at 25 East 15, 2008) m a t i o n , c o n t a c t 2008) the county road right of Utah all right, title and in- prior to publication. 500 North, Fillmore, UT animal(s) found at the (801)965-3835. Depart- NOTICE THIRTY DAY way as disclosed by the terest conveyed to and Public notices submit- 84631, Tel: (435) Grantsville dust area in ment processing time is An emergency hazard- SUMMONS Tooele County Plat Map. Public Notices now held by it under said ted past the deadline 743-6151, upon pay- Tooele County on April 10 working days from re- ous waste treatment per- GERALD COOK, Plain- DATED this 20th day of Deed of Trust in the will not be accepted. ment of $25.00 for each 8, 2008, will be sold at ceipt of properly exe- Trustees mit (#UT-013-2008) has tiff, vs. March, 2008. property situated in said UPAXLP set, of which, $5 will be the Ogden livestock auc- cuted documentation. been issued to the TOOELE COUNTY and JACOB L. LINARES Deadline for public no- County and State de- refunded to unsuccess- tion located at Ogden, Project No: F-R299(59) ADVERTISEMENT FOR United States Air Force, all persons unknown Attorney for Plaintiff tices is 4 p.m. the day scribed as: Lot 4033, ful bidders upon return of Utah, the week of April Sealed proposals will be BIDS Utah Test and Training claiming any right, ti- (Published in the Tran- prior to publication. rancho Tooele phase iv, plans in good condition. 21st, 2008. The estray received by the Utah De- STOCKTON TOWN Range (UTTR) located in tle, estate, lien or inter- script Bulletin March 25, Public notices submit- amended, according to Prospective Bidders is described as follows: partment of Transporta- 18 NORTH JOHNSON Box Elder County and est in the real property April 1, 8 & 15, 2008) ted past the deadline the official plat thereof shall be licensed Con- 1. Yearling Hereford tion UDOT/DPS Building STREET (PO BOX 240) Tooele County, Utah. described in this com- will not be accepted. on file and of record in tractors in the State of steer calf. (4th Floor), 4501 South STOCKTON, UT 84071 The permit allows the Air plaint adverse to the UPAXLP the tooele county re- Utah and shall be skilled Anyone who has infor- 2700 West, Utah Separate sealed Bids for Force to treat in place by Plaintiffs' ownership or Opinions corder's office.. The and regularly engaged in mation concerning the 84114-8220, until 2 the construction of the detonation, ordnance any cloud upon Plain- street address and other the general class or type ownership of said estray o'clock p.m. Tuesday, Shared Freely. Stockton Town Emer- found at the North and tiffs' title thereto, De- Why Search All Over common designation of of Work called for under should contact the May 06, 2008, and at (Yours and Ours.) gency Well Project (Well South Ranges during fendants. Town? Check the the real property de- the Contract. Tooele County Animal that time publicly opened Building and Site Work) range clearance activi- Case No. 070301509 Classifieds First! scribed above is pur- (Published in the Tran- Control Officer at for CONSTRUCT ME- Open Forum will be received at the ties, during investigative Judge: Mark Kouris ported to be: 681 West script Bulletin April 15, 882-5600, prior to said DIAN BARRIER ( AD- Every Tuesday Stockton Town office, 18 activities at Formerly sale. THE STATE OF UTAH TOOELETRANSCRIPT 960 South Tooele Ut 22 & 29, 2008) VANCE CONSTRUC- North Johnson Street Used Defense Sites TO DEFENDANTS TOOELE ULLETIN 84074. Estimated Total (Published in the Tran- TION) of 2 LOCATIONS; TRANSCRIPT B (PO Box 240), Stockton, (FUDS) and during re- ABOVE-NAMED: Debt as of May 06, 2008 script Bulletin April 10 & I-80, MP 99 TO 116 & BULLETIN UT 84701 until 11:00 medial action, corrective You are hereby sum- is $107,909.31. The un- 15, 2008) SR-201, MP 7.2 TO 10.8 AM on May 7, 2008, and action or military muni- moned and required to dersigned Trustee dis- in SALT LAKE County, then at said office, pub- tions response program file an Answer in writing claims any liability for the same being identified licly opened and read activities. The Air Force to the attached Verified any incorrectness of the as Federal Aid Project aloud. has requested the permit Complaint with the Clerk street address and other No: F-R299(59). This Project includes because they have de- of the above-entitled common designation, if Project Location: 20.1 construction of the well termined that detonation Court, at 74 South 100 any, shown herein. Said Miles of 0080 from R.P. building and associated of munitions where they East #14, Tooele, UT sale will be made without 000+99 to R.P. 000+116 site work, approximately are found is more pro- 84074, and to serve covenant or warranty, The principal items of 600 feet of external un- tective of human health upon or mail to Plaintiff's express or implied, re- work are as follows: derground piping valves and the environment attorney, Jacob L. Li- garding title, possession, Cable Barrier (3 or 4 Ca- and fittings, one fire hy- than transporting the po- nares, at Post Office Box condition or encum- ble Systems); Cast In drant, an air valve as- tentially unstable muni- 895, Brigham City, Utah brances, including fees, Place Precast Concrete sembly, and a check tions back to the Ther- 84302, a copy of said charges and expenses Full Barrier (New Jersey valve assembly, at a site mal Treatment Unit at answer, within thirty (30) of the Trustee and of the Shape) Traffic Control in Soldier Canyon near the UTTR. This permit is days after service of this trusts created by said The project is to be com- the City's existing slow in effect from April 8, Summons upon you. Deed of Trust, to pay the pleted in 45 Working sand filter system. 2008, through July 7, If you fail to do so, Judg- remaining principal sums Days A Pre-Bid Conference 2008 Copies of the per- ment by Default will be of the note(s) secured by Prequalification of bid- (Tour) for this project will mit are available for pub- taken against you for the said Deed of Trust. The ders is required. Prior to be held on Wednesday lic inspection during nor- relief demanded in said current beneficiary of the submitting a bid, the bid- April 30, 2008, beginning mal business hours on Verified Complaint which Trust Deed as of the der must have on file at 11:00 AM at the the 4th floor of the Mar- has been filed with the date of this notice is: with the Utah Depart- Stockton Town office. tha Hughes Cannon Clerk of the Court and a Mortgage Electronic ment of Transportation a Attendance at this tour is Health Building, 288 copy of which may be Registration Systems, completed and approved mandatory for all bid- North, 1460 West, Salt obtained from the Clerk Inc. The record owner of contractor's application ders. Lake City. For further in- of the above-entitled the property as of the re- for prequalification. De- The Contract Documents formation, contact Con- Court. cording of the Notice of partment processing may be examined at the nie Rauen at (801) This action is to quiet ti- Default is/are: Amanda time is 10 working days following locations: 538?6170. In compli- tle to those certain prem- Uria. Dated: April 08, from receipt of properly Intermountain Contrac- ance with the Americans ises located in Tooele 2008. executed documenta- tor, 1743 Alexander with Disabilities Act, indi- County, State of Utah, James H. Woodall, tion. Street, Salt Lake City, viduals with special and more particularly de- Trustee 10653 River Unregistered companies Utah needs (including auxil- scribed as follows: Front Parkway, Suite may obtain the Specifi- Intermountain Contrac- iary communicative Aids TAX PARCEL NO 290 South Jordan Ut cations and Plans from tor, 313 East 1200 and services) should 07-096-0-0003 84095 (801)254- 9450 the main office, 4501 South, Provo, Utah contact, Brooke Baker, The South half of the (800)245-1886 (Hotline) South 2700 West, Salt Mountainlands Area Office of Human Re- Southwest Quarter and Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 Lake City, (801) Plan Room, 1128 South sources at (801) the West half of the P.M. Signature/ by: 965-4346, for a fee of State Street, Orem, Utah 536-4412 TDD (801) Northwest quarter of the James H. Woodall, $20.00, plus tax and mail Mountainlands Area 536-4414. Southwest quarter of the Trustee R-172860 charge, if applicable, Plan Room, 3560 South (Published in the Tran- Southeast quarter and (Published in the Tran- none of which will be re- 583 West, Salt Lake script Bulletin April 15, Southwest quarter of the script Bulletin April 8, 15 funded. City, Utah 2008) Southwest quarter of the & 22, 2008) Dated this 12th day of Sunrise Engineering, Southeast quarter of April, 2008. Inc., 25 East 500 South, section 9, Township 10 UTAH DEPARTMENT Fillmore, Utah South, Range 19 West, OF TRANSPORTATION Copies of the Contract Salt Lake Base and Me- John R. Njord, Director Documents may be ob- ridian. (Published in the Tran- tained at the office of Excepting therefrom all script Bulletin April 15, Sunrise Engineering, that portion lying within www.tooeletranscript.com2008) Inc., located at 25 East the county road right of 500 North, Fillmore, UT way as disclosed by the 84631, Tel: (435) Tooele County Plat Map. 743-6151, upon pay- DATED this 20th day of ment of $25.00 for each March, 2008. set, of which, $5 will be JACOB L. LINARES refunded to unsuccess- Attorney for Plaintiff ful bidders upon return of (Published in the Tran- To placeplans your in good condition. classified ads in the Tooele Transcriptscript Bulletin,Bulletin March 25, Prospective Bidders April 1, 8 & 15, 2008) shall be licensed Con- tractors in the State of Utah and shall be skilledvisit www.tooeletranscript.com. and regularly engaged in the general class or type of Work called for under Your ad willthe Contract. appear in the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 15, Tooele Valley22 & 29, 2008) Extra and on the tooeletranscript.com website!

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Nauvoo Restoration, Inc., were only allotted between Serve Wes formed and poured the 10 and 15 minutes to do their continued from page B1 cement around the Joseph presentation to tourists, but Smith and Brigham Young at the blacksmith shop they Ann said, with lots of sing- statue that is next to one had 20 minutes. ing and dancing. She added of the crossings the Saints “We made mini horseshoes she even heard it being com- passed at the Trail of Hope. to give away,” he said. “Then pared to Branson, Mo. He also helped on a new we’d give the horseshoe away They were also involved in horse facility and worked on to someone who was having a lot of community service sidewalks at Carthage Jail. a birthday.” while serving their mission, “I was involved in a lot of They also made prairie dia- including a pumpkin carving projects,” he said. “I helped mond rings at the blacksmith shop. Before the couple left “It was like a second honeymoon.” to come home, Wes gave Ann a prairie diamond ring. Wes Vorwaller Ann’s responsibilities returned missionary included work in the nursery, as well as work on the sites. at Halloween, pageants at tear down movie sets and The church owns about Christmas, and other events refurbishing on bricks to 1,700 acres in Nauvoo, and throughout the year. help preserve the build- 500 of those acres are lawns In addition to being per- ings.” that need to be mowed, Wes formers, the two had differ- Wes also served as a dem- said. Part of Ann’s job was to ent duties. Wes spent nine onstrator at different sites in plant and water plants. of the 18 months in Nauvoo the mission. He worked at Ann also worked with the working construction with the Johnson Browning home, conservation project, getting the Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. the bookshop and the gun old artifacts in shape to be “They needed someone shop, which had real antique displayed, which was very who knew about construc- guns. time-consuming. photography / Troy Boman tion,” he said. “I worked in His favorite, though, was “I helped with putting Ann Vorwaller holds a prairie wedding ring made by her husband Wes. The ring was made from a nail in the blacksmith construction for years.” the blacksmith shop. He Renaissance wax on all the shop while the couple was serving a mission in Nauvoo. While working with the explained most of the sites artifacts,” she said. “I helped

stabilize quilts and in the Right before they left out,” she said. spring I helped spring clean Nauvoo, Ann had started The Vorwallers would love all the homes. At Christmas, I refurbishing the signs that to return to Nauvoo, and hung all the pioneer decora- were on the buildings. plan to go back and visit as tions, and I was able to put “I’d like to go back and see soon as they can. wreaths up at Carthage.” how they ended up turning [email protected]

SCHOOL NEWS Family Medicine Pediatrics Monument ceremony recog- be held Friday, April 18, at 1:30 Michael C. Johnsen, Julia Holt, nizing William (Bill) Paulos p.m. The ceremony will be held Joel Dunn, Mark Paulos (son of Podiatry A monument ceremony recog- at Middle Canyon Elementary Bill Paulos), along with songs by nizing William (Bill) Paulos for the at 751 E. 1000 N. Special guest Middle Canyon Elementary stu- Dermatology donation of property for Middle speakers will be Tooele County dents. The public is invited to Moran Eye Center Canyon Elementary School will School District Superintendent attend. 843-3000 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

The American Association lege program working toward an application and submit it of University Women, Tooele a bachelor’s degree. The stu- before May 9, 2008. The appli- branch, is offering the Maxine dent or parent of the student cations can be obtained by Hullinger and Maurine Busico must live in Tooele County. The either picking one up at the scholarships again this year. scholarships are to be applied Utah State-Tooele campus, the The scholarships are for toward educational expenses. Tooele Public Library or Curves a junior or senior in a col- Those interested must fill out for Women.

Most insurance plans accepted. The right outdoor lighting can restore FREE bike helmet fitting & bike safety kit for kids dark skies and save some money too Friday, April 18  4 - 6 p.m. Dean Fosdick the East Coast, there are few places the size of a THE ASSOCIATED PRESS county that have unpolluted dark skies. Here in the West, there are only a couple of good areas (Bring your helmet) For the environmentally concerned sky- where you can see and feel the darkness, but watchers among us, it isn’t enough that the they’re hard to get to.” world should go green. It should go dark green. Light pollution also confuses nocturnal ani- 220 Millpond Road #100, Stansbury Park As in, “Turn off all the unnecessary lights, mals and migrating birds, scientists say. please.” “It really wouldn’t take a lot of money to Light pollution may not rank up there with solve this,” says Crawford. “Most people who climate change as cause for alarm, but a vocal have changed their lighting systems have saved community of stargazers believes it to be an money in the process.” important lifestyle and energy issue that must Robert Wagner of Kansas City, organizer of Be and can be resolved. Midwest Citizens for Responsible Outdoor “Many people think of this as a trivial pur- Lighting, calls light pollution “the most visible suit, simply a matter of flipping a switch,” says form of energy waste.” He had reasons of his retired astronomer David Crawford of Tucson, own for becoming an activist: Ariz., co-founder of the International Dark-Sky “I was upset about streetlights shining into Association, which he describes as something my second-floor bedroom windows,” he says. like “a nighttime Sierra Club.” “I’ve been working with a variety of scientists “But you just can’t do that in most applica- and policy makers for a couple of years to help tions. You have to build awareness. Good light- fight it.” ing is a big help because bad lighting is the Wagner tries to set night-sky brightness levels problem.” over designated areas. Intensity readings would Homeowners can do their part. be unrestricted for, say, football and baseball By “bad lighting” Crawford means “glare fields, road signs, in and around swimming bombs,” or horizontal beams that spoil vision pools, and around stairs and ramps. Restricted and cause discomfort. There also is “sky glow,” areas might include suburban streetlights or this that semicircular yellowish cast visible hun- misdirected driveway lighting. Summer dreds of miles from the nearest city. And “light “We try to manage light as you would any With the New TEMPSTAR Air Conditioner from Comfort Zone trespass,” when the brightness from over-illu- pollution emission,” he says. “Twenty-seven minated stores, streetlights, parking lots or mis- states currently have laws or proposed laws for directed backyard security lights spills onto and energy lighting or eliminating upward directed Complete 13 Seer often inside others’ property. lights.” Along with wasting energy, light pollution Many night-sky advocates contest the need removes contrast from the night sky, making for brilliant, dusk-to-dawn security lighting at Central A/C System it all but impossible to absorb the wonder and homes and businesses. vastness of the Milky Way, with its hundreds “It’s kind of a double-edged sword,” Wagner of millions of stars keeping us company in our says. “That kind of lighting blinds good people galaxy. and bad people alike. Two-thirds of all property And “good lighting?” crime occurs during the day, and as far as I’m “Not necessarily turned off, but lights redi- concerned, the need for security lighting is a $ rected downward so they don’t intrude into myth. It gets to where the cities have to pay for secluded zones or residential areas,” Crawford their streetlights rather than hire more officers says. “It’s more a matter of attitude than to patrol the streets.” mechanics. It’s finally deciding that you don’t As important as darkness is to astronomers, want to infringe upon another person’s night- it’s even more important for the human spirit, Installed! time privacy or into quiet corners.” the Navy’s Luginbuhl says. 1 Two-thirds of American cities are places “There’s a whole generation of children grow- 9 where people can’t see the Milky Way from their ing up, a large fraction of whom have never Includes: 97 backyards, says Chris Luginbuhl, an astronomer seen the stars,” he says. • Standard installation with the U.S. Naval Observatory near Flagstaff, “Light pollution is like having thick air pollu- Ariz. tion that would only let you see a quarter of the • 2 Ton Unit w/2.5 Ton Coil “The Milky Way often is the measuring stick way across the Grand Canyon or it would be like • 10 Year Warranty for dark sky watchers,” Luginbuhl says. “If you driving to the Tetons and not being able to see go to an atlas and take it from the Midwest to the peaks. 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