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A Cook who cuts in Grantsville ULLETIN See B1 B June 12, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 006 50¢ Police nab two suspects in apartment shooting by Suzanne Ashe Wimmer said Fonseca would be retaliation for the previous night’s the door’s peephole, she saw two the apartment with shards of glass. charged with attempted murder fracas. young men dressed in dark hooded A neighbor called 911 and report- STAFF WRITER sweatshirts, the report said. Salcedo Two West Valley City men are in and conspiracy for reportedly firing According to the police report, ed hearing the gun shots, Wimmer claimed she did not recognize the jail and a third is being sought in three, small-caliber rounds into an the incident occurred at 1:20 a.m. said. It was originally thought the men and therefore refused to open connection with an alleged shooting apartment at the Gateway complex, Yvette Salcedo, 18, told police 911 call came from within the apart- located behind Wal-Mart. she was woken up by a knock at her the door. Three shots were later ment. June 4 at a Tooele apartment. fired into the apartment through a Police had responded to a fight door. She also told police she was Police are still looking for a third Jose Fonseca, 18, and Cody Allen, sliding glass door that connects the at the apartment complex during the only person in the apartment at accomplice but no description of 19, were booked into the Tooele apartment to the parking area. The County Detention Center on Friday. a party the night before, Wimmer the time. shots shattered the door, littering the man has been released. Tooele City Police Lt. Paul said. The shooting may have been in When Salcedo checked through [email protected] Cody Allen Jose Fonseca

1000 North PAINTING THE TOWN RED road project moving ahead by Suzanne Ashe STAFF WRITER The long-awaited 1000 North roadway project meant to serve as north Tooele’s primary east-west transportation corridor is closer to becoming a reality, according to Tooele City officials. Tooele City Engineer Paul Hansen told City Council members last Wednesday that an environ- mental impact study on the new road had been completed, opening the door for the next phase of the project. “We are very close,” Hansen said. He also report- ed that the city will be meeting with state repre- sentatives to move to the next step: looking for an expert planner to design the project. The much-talked-about road would extend 1000 North, which currently runs from Main Street east- ward to Droubay Road, west to the Utah Industrial Depot. The new road would provide much-needed access for large trucks cutting through the city and seasonal traffic headed to Miller Motorsports Park. “Land banker” Gregory Haerr, of Holladay, pur- chased a 36-acre tract of commercial land adjacent to the proposed new road at a May bankruptcy auction for $4.5 million. The sale closed last Friday. Haerr mentioned the 1000 North extension as being a crucial component of his plan to develop the property for sale, possibly to a major retailer. “The developer [Haerr] would not have paid $125,000 an acre for raw ground if he did not see photography / Troy Boman the substantial value that this property will have John Sandoval waves to a passerby while he paints a curb and fire hydrant in Newtown on Fifth Street on Friday afternoon. Sandoval, who has been homeless since May 3, is performing community service in the hope that Tooele City will accept his service in lieu of an imposed DUI fine. SEE ROADWAY ON A9 Bowling Stansbury Park center to township drive stalls sell after by Alleen Lang one showed up to help gather CORRESPONDENT signatures on assigned days, Stansbury Park may break according to Augustine. bankruptcy free to form its own govern- “The problem is, there is not ment someday, but that day a lot of interest. There is a lot by Mark Watson doesn’t look like coming any- of talk, but when it comes time STAFF WRITER time soon. to do the work no one is avail- Shepherd’s All-Star Lanes, It’s been six months since able,” she said. owned by Bradley S. Shepherd, is a petition drive was launched The unincorporated bedroom offering $2.8 million to purchase to establish a township in the community is the second-larg- Buddy’s Family Entertainment burgeoning Stansbury Park est population center in Tooele Bowling in Tooele out of Chapter area, and the first step toward County, but does not have the 11 bankruptcy. The offer has the community declaring its economic base to support a been accepted by the bankruptcy autonomy within town. At present, court and the transaction should Tooele County “There are so many Stansbury Park close within 30 days, according appears to be new people mov- is reliant upon to Duane Gillman, bankruptcy stalled. ing in and many of Tooele County trustee for Buddy’s. for everything “Unfortunately, them are not inter- Buddy’s, located at 1111 the township from police pro- ested in their tection to roads North 200 West, includes 32 photography / Troy Boman movement is not lanes that opened in April 2005. The Grantsville water and sewage treatment plant will exceed capacity by 2010, city officials say. The city going anywhere,” community yet.” m a i n t e n a n c e . The business is owned by fam- wants to build a new facility costing $9 million to cope with the demands of a growing population. said Richelle The township ily members Jed Connell, Mark A u g u s t i n e , RICHELLE AUGUSTINE movement is “the Connell, Adele Connell, Paulette president of the STANSBURY PARK first baby step” Baucomo and Charlene Dalto. Stansbury Park COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION toward incor- Their company, Llennoc Real Grantsville facing sewer crisis C o m m u n i t y poration, said Estate, owned the bowling cen- Association. Scott Totman, trustee of the ter plus 36 acres of commercially Treatment plant likely to be overcome by growth within the next Petitioning residents is the Stansbury Park Service Agency, zoned land surrounding it. The two to three years; city officials debate cost of upgrade first step in establishing a which drafted the initial town- land was auctioned off May 24 township. If significant num- ship petition. to “land banker” Gregory Haerr, by Joshua Figueira neighborhood of $9 million, and could take up bers of signatures are collect- As a governing body, a town- of Holladay, for $4.5 million — a STAFF WRITER to three years to complete. ed, Tooele County will hold a ship is a planning commission deal that officially closed last Grantsville’s population boom is on a colli- “Do the math,” said Craig Neeley of Aqua series of public hearings and formed to prevent annexa- Friday. sion course with its infrastructure. Engineering, a firm that specializes in waste- gather comments before a tion and lay the foundation Gillman said Llennoc Real Based on current and projected growth rates, water engineering. “The city needs to act, and vote is made on rather or not for incorporation, said Nicole Estate owed creditors about the city’s water and sewage treatment plant they need to do it quickly.” to establish a township. The Cline, Tooele County planning $5.2 million for construction will exceed its maximum treatment capacity Neeley, who spoke before the Grantsville Stansbury Park Community and economic development and operating expenses at the by 2010. City officials agree that building a City Council last Wednesday, said aside from Association agreed to help kick- advisor. Townships have the center as well as debt on the new treatment plant is the only viable solution, start the movement by holding power to offer planning and SEE SEWER ON A7 but a new facility comes with a price tag in the signature drives. However, no SEE BOWLING ON A5 SEE TOWNSHIP ON A4

OPEN FORUM A6 CROSSWORD B3 INSIDE WEATHER Sunny with highs in the OBITUARIES A8 THE BULLETIN BOARD B4 Six Tooele County residents 80s and lows in the 60s. SPORTS A10 TV LISTINGS B6 win at Deseret Peak motocross Complete Forecast: A2 See A10 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B8 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Growth in organic dairies tests feed supply Local Weather by Shannon Dininny Organic products are grown crops, such as corn and other growers “for a long time.” ing for six railcars a month of ASSOCIATED PRESS without pesticides, fertilizer, hor- feed, is growing only by as much Shannon Andrews, a Portland, corn, and I can’t get that quan- mones or antibiotics. They make as 4 percent. Ore., feed ingredient trader for tity coming from anywhere in the Wed 87/59 YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — It comes 6/13 as no surprise to anyone that the up only a small slice, about 3 per- Add in the “ethanol tsunami” San Francisco-based agricultural U.S.,” she said, adding that the number of organic farms is boom- cent, of the nation’s food market, that is encouraging more farmers commodities distributor Wilbur- harder-to-find, high-protein feed Mostly sunny skies. High 87F. ing to meet consumer demand but increasing demand is pushing to grow corn for biofuel rather Ellis Co., said she, too, can’t meet is coming from China and other Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph. for healthy food. In Washington, more farmers to make the switch than feed, he said, and the short- demand. countries because “it’s where you a state known more for its apples in hopes of higher returns. age could continue for organic “I have customers that are look- can get it.” than any other crop, there are 45 Dairy farmers are no exception. organic dairies. Five years ago, Demand for consumer organic Thu 89/60 there were just two. dairy products has grown by more 6/14 The challenge has been feeding than 20 percent each year, a trend all of those cows. that is expected to continue at A few clouds. Highs in the upper Acreage of organic forage, such least in the near term. 80s and lows in the low 60s. as hay and alfalfa, has grown 40 The federal government also percent in the past two years, yet encouraged conventional dairy isn’t keeping pace with demand. farmers to convert to organic Fri In particular, high-protein crops operations by easing organic cer- 94/62 like soybeans that are necessary tification to reduce feed costs. 6/15 feed for dairy cows are in short Under a federal rule, the farmers Plenty of sun. Highs in the mid 90s supply in some regions, forcing could feed their cows 20 percent and lows in the low 60s. some companies to import them conventional feed, which is less from as far away as China. expensive, in the first nine months ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Given the recent problems with of operation. However, the rule Service food and ingredient imports from expires June 9, and dairies across China, in which a slew of prod- the country made the switch to Temps / Precipitation ucts have been turned away by beat the clock. U.S. inspectors amid claims they “So many people came on board Date High Low (prec./inches) are tainted, one might wonder at once, and the system didn’t June 7 54 40 .04 if organic feed is actually organic. know they were all going to go on June 8 68 41 “That’s a legitimate concern. We board,” said Lynn Clarkson, board June 9 79 50 do have organic standards, which member of the national Organic June 10 89 58 apply even to producers overseas Trade Association and president June 11 87 56 if they want certification,” said of Clarkson Grain Co. in Cerro Bill Freese, the Center for Food Gordo, Ill. “You have to start with Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for the National Weather Service, reports Safety’s science policy analyst in feed a year ahead of time or you’re that his recording station at 139 S. Main Washington D.C. “But I think the not going to have it.” received 0.04 inches of precipitation oversight of organic standards to Clarkson estimated that between June 7 and 11 and a total of 0.71 be sure there’s compliance is gen- demand for organic feed is grow- AP photo / Jackie Johnston inches in June. ing 20 percent each year, while Jim Arvidson explains that he sees a lot more weeds like these on his hay farm because of his organic For the water year, which began Oct. erally better in the United States 1, 2006, Tooele has received 11.84 inches than overseas.” U.S. production of organic row growing methods in Sunnyside, Wash., on June 5. In Washington, a state known more for its apples than of precipitation. The normal for the year is any other crop, there are 45 organic dairies. 19.09 inches of precipitation. Pollen Count Wyoming senator remembered as humble cowboy The Intermountain Allergy and Asthma pollen count for June 12, 2007, by Bob Moen where Thomas’ health prob- how to treat others, how to and covered the altar behind had served in the Wyoming is as follows: ASSOCIATED PRESS lems first surfaced about honor your word and what it Thomas’ U.S. flag-draped cas- Legislature. Grass — High CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — seven months ago, when he means to serve others,” said ket. In accordance with state Mold — High became lightheaded during a Thomas, who just graduated A private burial was planned Plaintain — Low U.S. Sen. Craig Thomas was law, Gov. Dave Freudenthal Cedar — Low remembered Saturday as a Sunday service. Thomas was from high school. “He was Sunday in Cody, where he was will appoint a successor from Chenopods — Low Wyoming cowboy who was diagnosed with leukemia a a true Wyoming cowboy and born and where a procession one of three finalists chosen Willow — Low didn’t let the Washington few days after he won re-elec- had the discipline and the love was being organized down the by the state Republican party. political scene influence him. tion. and the humility of a Christian city’s main street. The new senator will serve “He was a simple, hum- man.” Thomas is survived by his About 20 members of until the next general election ble son of Wyoming, and he She called her grandfather a wife, Susan, four children and Subscriber Service Congress, including Senate in 2008, when a special elec- remained one to the end,” humble man who cared about nine grandchildren. If you haven’t received your newspa- tion will determine who com- Majority Leader Harry Reid of McConnell said. all people. Born in Cody, Thomas per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and pletes Thomas’ term, which Nevada and Senate Minority McConnell said he never “My dad said that he was entered Congress in a special our customer representative will assist you. runs through 2012. Customer service hours on Tuesday and Leader Mitch McConnell of met a man who was changed proud to see that whether my election in 1989 to replace Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Kentucky, attended the funer- less by “what the world calls grandpa Craig was talking to Dick Cheney when Cheney al service for the Republican riches or power than Craig the elevator operator or the was named defense secre- Tooele who died Monday after a fight Thomas.” president, everyone mattered, tary by the first President ���������������� with leukemia. He was 74. Katelynn Thomas talked even the Democrats,” she said, Bush. In 1994, Thomas won ���������������� More than 1,000 people about her grandfather’s influ- drawing laughter. his first Senate race by beat- �������� ����������������� “We Are Your Neighborhood overflowed from the First ence. Dozens of flower arrange- ing former Democratic Gov. Family Theatre” United Methodist Church “We learned a lot from him, ments filled the sanctuary Mike Sullivan. He previously �������������� 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. �������������� ��������� (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 ������������� ������������������ Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com ������ Shallow grave yields new ����������� ���������� Find Your Dream Home! ��������������� ��������������� ��������������� ������������������� details of Nephi massacre June 8 - 14 �������������� ���������������� TOOELE *Times & Shows Subject to Change ������������ ���������������� by Paul Foy with an arrow. TRANSCRIPT ��������� ASSOCIATED PRESS “A discovery like this allows BULLETIN * ������������ ������ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the victims to tell their story,” Ocean’s 13 ����������� ������������� The remains of seven American Utah state archaeologist Kevin (PG-13) ����������� ��������������������� Indians unearthed by a home Jones said. Dly: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 ������������ ������������ Sun: 1:00, 4:00, 7:00 Only ������������� ������������ builder show several were Four of the victims were shot ���������������� ������������ shot point-blank in the head in the head. All of the victims ��������������� ������������ by Mormon settlers seeking showed defensive wounds. * ����������� ������������ revenge during a period of The hands of one Indian were ����������� pitched violence in 1853, say tied behind his back. Several Hostel 2 ������������� �������������������� scientists who plan to release showed evidence of blunt-force Dly: 12:15, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 9:55 (R) ����������� ����������������� trauma. Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30 Only ���������������� ����������������� their findings on Friday. ������������� ���������������������� The bones were discovered Their bodies were heaped into a shallow grave about 3 ��������������� by contractors digging in Nephi �������������� ����������������� last summer for a house that feet wide, Rood said. Shrek the Third ������������� �������������� now stands over the site. The grave was covered by (PG) ��������������� �������������� The victims, all males about a cedar plank and several feet Dly: 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:30, 9:45 ���������� 13 to 35 years old, are believed of sediment from flash floods FREE Drink Sun: 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:30 Only ����������� ���������������� to have been Goshute Indians over the years. By last August with any dinner ������������ ����������������� who were unwitting casualties it yielded to heavy equipment ����������� �������� of the Walker War, a nearly year- digging a hole for a founda- entree purchase * ������������� �������� Surf’s Up ���������������� ����������������� long clash between Mormons tion. Contractors stopped the ������������� ������������������� and other Indian tribes under excavation to call police and a (PG-13)(PG) Dly: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 the leadership of Ute Chief medical examiner. DINNERS ����������������������� (Served with fries, salad and roll) Sun: 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:00 Only ������������������������� Walkara. The event had been record- • NY Steak Dinner ���������������������� “These Indians just happened ed in historical accounts as • Fish Dinner ����������������������������������� to be in the wrong place,” said involving Isaac Morley, a lead- • Shrimp Dinner Pirates 3: �������������������������������������� Ron Rood, an assistant state er of 225 settlers sent to Nephi • Fish Combo Dinner ����������������������������������������� archaeologist who retrieved by Brigham Young, the sec- • Gyro Dinner At World’s End �������������������������������������������� the bones, scraps of clothing, ond president of The Church • Chicken Dinner (PG-13) ���������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������� copper ornaments and a lead of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Dly: 12:05, 2:15, 4:00, 5:30, 7:20, 9:00 �������������� bullet from inside a skull. Saints. Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:00, 5:30, 7:20 Only ��������������������������������������������� By one account, the Oct. 2, “We have the personal jour- ��������������������������������������������� nals of two women who wit- Show Times are subject to change. ��������������������������������������������� 1853, killings were in retaliation Our Box Office opens daily 20 ����������������������������������������� for the ambush a day before of nessed this event and described minutes before 1st show starts. ���������������������������������������������� four Manti, Utah, farmers haul- it as a heinous act of murder,” All shows before 6pm $4.50 ��������������� • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �������������������������������������������� ing wheat to Salt Lake City by said Rood. “This is a great Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 example of archaeology and The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ����������������������������������������� oxen. That attacked occurred 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ������������������������������������������� at Fountain Green, about half- history coming together.” HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm PG �������������������������������������������� way between Manti and Nephi. Rood teamed up with Derinna ����������������������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� The massacre occurred dur- Kopp, a forensic anthropolo- RITZ RITZ Ends ������������������������ ing a summer and fall of bloody gist at the University of Utah. Thursday Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 R PG-13 conflict between Mormon set- Their investigation will be Playing Nightly 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 �������������������������������������� Kevin Costner, William Hurt, Demi Moore ����������������������������������� tlers fanning out from the Salt the topic of a lecture Friday Tooele’s Show Place Lake valley and raiding tribes. night at a conference of the for Over 60 Years! ���������������������������������� “There were a whole series of Utah Statewide Archaeological �������������������������������� 882-2273 ����������������������������������� tit-for-tat killings,” he said. Society at Utah Valley State MR. ADMISSION: BROOKS ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD/SENIOR:GRACIE $4.00 before 6pm: $4.00 111 North Main, Tooele ������������������������ Rood said his findings refute College in Orem. http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net Starts Friday: 28 Weeks Later (R) 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 ��������������������������������������� an account by a Mormon mili- Springville historian D. MOTOR-VU Open Nightly for the Summer! 9:30 Ends FM radio required for sound Thursday ������������������������������������������������� tia regiment that the Indians Robert Carter plans to set the ������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� approached Nephi refusing stage for Rood with an over- PG-13 �������������������������������������������� to drop their weapons and view of settler and Indian con- SPIDERMAN 3 & GHOST RIDER attacked first, hitting a settler flict in Utah valley. ADMISSION: ADULTS: $6.00 CHILD: $1.00 Senior: $4.00 A3

TUESDAY June 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 New education director hopes to cross-train students, lighten teachers’ load by Joshua Figueira A. As I’ve moved from place ing issue for our secondary there are two things every child Q. What is your top prior- STAFF WRITER to place, I’ve learned to work schools? and their parents are entitled ity, personally, for the next Daniel Johnson, a teacher and with a variety of people in a vari- A. I think, from an administra- to in a public education. The academic year? administrator with more than 38 ety of situations. I’ve worked as tive standpoint, it is the need first is a fundamental educa- A. I know there are people out years of experience, has been a classroom teacher, a coach, an to improve the effectiveness of tion in basic skills. The second there who have passions about named secondary education athletic director and an admin- our teaching. Our teachers do a is to be exposed to a variety of what they want to accomplish director for the Tooele County istrator. I’ve been in a fast-mov- wonderful job, but we can all be concepts. within the district. I want to find School District. Johnson’s ing city like Omaha. I’ve lived better. I believe that the greater There are certain skill sets them, find out what those pas- appointment was approved by in farming communities in cen- the experience and expertise of that can be taught across dis- sions are, and help them make the school board on June 5. He tral Nebraska. I’ve worked in oil the teachers, the better the stu- ciplines. Kids can learn to be that happen. I want to take the replaces Terry Linares, who was fields in the middle of Wyoming. dents will do. The single most good writers in English and in more mundane administrative promoted to assistant superin- I’m not afraid of change, and I’m important factor is the ability art. Kids can learn collaboration tasks off the shoulders of our tendent. not afraid of a new place. I’m not and background of the teach- skills in physical education and teachers so they can focus on Johnson, a newcomer to afraid of work either. My experi- ers. in history. They can learn criti- teaching, and I want to do that the district, began his teach- ence has rounded out my view We want to work with teach- cal thinking in career technical as quickly as possible. Dan Johnson ing career in Nebraska and has of education and understanding ers to identify what they are education and in science. That We need to have specific, doing in their classrooms that spent the past 17 years in Cache of people. I bring an innova- is why every class is so impor- goal-oriented teacher develop- A. Tooele County schools work, and what they can elimi- Valley, most recently as principal tive approach. I understand the tant. When teachers focus on ment. So often teachers finish are going to become schools to nate. Teachers need time. They of Mount Logan Middle School. issues and the forces at play, the skill sets that cut across the programs and projects, and they watch. Tooele has always had need time to reflect, individu- All told, Johnson has 31 years of and I’m ready to work. spectrum, it is empowering to can’t see the connection between high standards and rigorous ally and within groups. You have experience as a principal. In his Q. You have been a coach, students and teachers. what they’ve been doing and educational programs. We want to give people time to do that. new post, he will be responsible mentor, and supporter of Q. The state office of edu- what the goals for development to raise those standards even Teachers are rarely given time. for overseeing program develop- extra-curricular activities cation recently reported that are. We need to create a unified higher. We want to see more So often they are overwhelmed throughout your career. What 26 percent of graduating program for teacher develop- ment and curriculum for Tooele International Baccalaureate pro- with class size, committee ment that clearly defines roles. County’s 5,500 junior high and grams, more concurrent enroll- role should such programs assignments and other activ- seniors in Utah failed basic high school students. Johnson ment for university credit — we play in a student’s educa- ity assignments that they don’t competency tests in either That’s where we’ll get the big recently sat down with the want to be a leader in educa- tion? have time to focus on improving math, reading or writing. rewards and really make a dif- Transcript-Bulletin to discuss tion. A. To me, education is compre- as teachers. We need to evaluate What does this statistic say ference. the challenges facing the district The first step to accomplish- hensive. It doesn’t matter if it’s what we’re doing, and what we about the state of our public Q. As a newcomer to the and his vision for the future of ing that is a comprehensive at a smaller school like Dugway can do away with. For teachers, education program? district, do you have a mes- education in Tooele County. self-study. Each school needs or a larger one like Tooele. less is more. A. It is alarming, and it under- sage you want to share with Q. You have worked in to adopt and implement the Students need to be exposed Q. What changes do you scores the need I just mentioned the community? several states, including state programs for accredita- to a wide variety of activities. have planned in terms of cur- to improve the quality of teach- A. I absolutely do. I want to Nebraska, Wyoming and Utah. tion. We need to take a look Athletics, music, debate, drama, riculum? What classes would ing. Let me be clear, statistics tell the board of education and What drew you to Tooele at International Baccalaureate after-school clubs — these sorts you like to see more of and are a tool. The most important the people of the community County? schools and other schools to of activities provide environ- what types of courses would thing we can do is put a face to thank you. They have put their A. I felt like this is a place that watch. The way you reach that ments for learning that you can- you decrease or eliminate? the statistic. We need to know trust in me. That is such a pow- is growing, that is moving for- level and the way you judge not re-create in the traditional As secondary director, I over- those kids and their families. erful thing. I need to get to know ward. When I discovered what school success is through stu- classroom. Students bond, they see a lot of programs. While I We need to identify their skill the people, and they need to get the district wanted to do, in dent achievement. That is the gain a sense of community pride, have oversight responsibilities deficits and address them. It’s to know me. It has been said terms of initiatives and vision, I key element. school pride — it is a priceless with curriculum, I will not be about finding out where each that we can accomplish togeth- felt like it was a good fit. Q. What do you bring to tool in building the self-worth the one responsible for mak- individual is, where they want to er what we cannot accomplish Q. And what is that the table to help accomplish and identity of individuals. ing many changes to the actual go, and asking ourselves how do alone. Let’s be focused, let’s vision? that vision? Q. What is the most press- curriculum. But let me say this, we get them there? unite, let’s get to work. Illegal immigrants burying border in 25 million pounds of garbage in southern Arizona by Tony Davis thousands of acres of federal, state illegal immigrant discards eight up in three years. And that doesn’t the Tohono Reservation — would The five-year tab is $62.9 mil- and private land across southern pounds of trash, the weight of some include the unknown amounts of cost about $4.5 million over five lion for all forms of environmental ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — After Arizona from 2002 to 2005, says the abandoned backpacks found in the garbage left by border-crossers who years. This count didn’t include such remediating for immigration-related U.S. Bureau of Land Management. desert. don’t get caught. trash hotbeds as Ironwood Forest damage across southeast Arizona, three years of cleanups, the federal But that’s only a fraction of the The trash is piling up faster than “We’re keeping up with the trash National Monument, the Altar Valley, including $23 million for the first government has achieved no better nearly 25 million pounds of trash it can be cleaned up. Considering only in certain locations, in areas Organ Pipe and Cabeza Prieta. year. than a 1 percent solution for the thought to be out there. that the Border Patrol apprehended that we’ve hit as many as three Since then, Congress appropri- “I’ve even found injectable drugs problem of trash left in southern Authorities estimate the 3.2 mil- more than 577,000 illegal immigrants times,” said Shela McFarlin, BLM’s ated about $3.4 million for a wide in the desert,” he said. “It’s rare when Arizona by illegal border-crossers. lion-plus immigrants caught by the in 2004-05 alone, the BLM figures special assistant for international range of environmental remediating we find that kind of stuff, but there’s Cleanup crews from various Border Patrol dropped that much that those people left almost four programs. measures in all of southern Arizona. tons of over-the-counter medication agencies, volunteer groups and the garbage in the southern Arizona million pounds of trash that same In 2002, the United States estimat- This includes repairing roads, build- out there. If some cow comes along Tohono O’odham Nation hauled desert from July 1999 through June year. ed that removing all litter from lands ing fences and removing abandoned and eats a bunch of pills, that would about 250,000 pounds of trash from 2005. The figure assumes that each That’s 16 times what was picked just in southeast Arizona — east of cars. be a real sick cow.”

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007 Pine Canyon grappling with open-space requirement for new developments by Alleen Lang residential subdivision. Pine Canyon. land can be used for single-fam- There are a number of ways ing homeowners associations,

CORRESPONDENT The development paradigm, But when two proposed ily residential construction. to address the issue of an policing conservation ease- Members of the Pine Canyon called a “conservation subdivi- conservation subdivisions, Citing Utah State and Internal “approved legal instrument,” ments and taxes alarmed many sion,” requires 40 percent of all Heritage Estates and Murray Revenue Service law, Tooele Cline said. Developers could Planning Commission are hav- of the Pine Canyon planning new residential subdivisions Flats, came before the Pine County planner Kent Page said choose to deed the easement commissioners. One commis- ing second thoughts about a be comprised of open space. Canyon planning commission- the open space portion of the to Tooele County, set up a hom- sioner, Carolyn Aagard, said recently adopted mandate that The mandate was adopted last ers for approval last Thursday, land is set aside for permanent eowners’ association or sell it many of these issues were not developers set aside a sizable February as a means of pre- some members of the com- protection by an “approved to a nature preserve. discussed before the group chunk of land within any new serving the rural character of mission were rethinking the legal instrument.” He went on Heritage Estates and Murray voted to approve mandated mandate as they struggled to say an approved legal instru- Flats are proving to be a test conservation subdivisions. to interpret how it would be ment would be a tax-exempt case for conservation subdivi- “It seems counter to the cul- implemented. charitable organization or a sions — a new concept for Tickets Now ture of Pine Canyon to have so At the core of the issue is the government agency. Tooele County. Pine Canyon on Sale question of land ownership. “There is a lot of misinfor- Planning Commissioner many controls,” she said. Under the conservation sub- mation running around about Gordon Beals said he believes Commissioners decided to division rules, a percentage of the conservation subdivision the open spaces of a conserva- table any decision on the pro- each lot — called a conserva- easement,” said Nicole Cline, tion easement will help land posed Heritage Estates and tive easement — can not be Tooele County planning and appreciate in value. However, Murray Flats subdivisions until developed beyond certain limi- economic development advi- he noted, “There is a need for after a special meeting and ����������������tations. Barns, corrals, horse sor. “Landowners do not have clarification on the definition public hearing on the matter pastures and farming are all to give away their property. of a conservation subdivision.” planned for June 19 at 7:30 still permitted on such land. The land held in a conservation As last Thursday’s meeting p.m. in the Tooele County The remaining portion of the easement is still private land.” progressed, questions regard- Courthouse Auditorium.

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they need a map of Stansbury “If it affects fees or taxes, it Township Park boundaries in order to would be nice to be notified,” continued from page A1 canvas the neighborhoods she said. affected by the township move- If a township is organized, ment. However, such a map has it will not supersede the exist- zoning recommendations, but Notice of Proposed yet to be established. ing associations, agencies and the County Commission is under no obligation to honor Informing the larger commu- improvement districts, Cline these suggestions. nity is also a problem. said. They will continue to Stansbury Park’s rapid “There are so many new peo- operate as independent lev- Tax Increase ple moving in and many of them els of government as long as growth both emphasizes the need for an independent gov- are not interested in their com- Stansbury Park residents wish erning agency and complicates munity yet,” Augustine said. them to continue to exist. The North Tooele County Fire District is pro- the task of collecting signa- Homeowner Lori Schowell is Townships are not new at tures. concerned about how a town- the north end of Tooele County. posing to increase it’s property tax revenue. As Augustine said one of the ship will impact her household Erda and Pine Canyon both a result of the proposed increase, the tax on a reasons her group is stalled is budget. have established townships. 166,600.00 residence will be $36.65, and the tax on a business having the same value as the aver- Religion, politics go hand-in-hand age value of a residence in the taxing entity will in 2008 presidential campaign be $66.64. Without the proposed increase the tax by Joan Lowy a priority to put together a win- didates,” said John Green, a ASSOCIATED PRESS ning coalition. University of Akron political sci- on a 166,600.00 residence would be $30.05, and WASHINGTON (AP) — The Next week, Clinton, Obama ence professor and senior fellow personal faith of candidates has and former North Carolina Sen. at the Pew Forum on Religion the tax on a business having the same value as become a very public part of the John Edwards are scheduled to and Public Life. 2008 presidential campaign. address liberal evangelicals at “Where this election cycle is the average value of a residence in the taxing en- Seven years after George W. a forum on “faith, values and different,” he said, “is that more Bush won the presidency in part poverty.” of the Democratic candidates tity would be $54.64. This would be an increase with a direct appeal to conserva- Some top-tier Republican are speaking out about their tive religious voters — he cited candidates, the natural heirs to faith, and they’ve organized their of 21.95%, which is $6.60 per year ($0.55 per Jesus Christ as his favorite phi- conservative religious support, campaigns to appeal to religious losopher during one debate — it are finding the issue awkward voters.” month) on a 166,600.00 residence or $12.00 per seems all the leading presiden- to handle. In past campaigns, tial candidates are discussing Former Massachusetts Gov. Republicans nearly cornered the year on a business having the same value as the their religious and moral beliefs, Mitt Romney has been ques- conservative religious vote. The even when they’d rather not. tioned so much about his 2004 Democratic nominee, Sen. average value of a residence in the taxing entity. Democratic Sens. Hillary Mormon faith — 46 percent of John Kerry of Massachusetts, is Rodham Clinton and Barack those polled by Gallup in March a Catholic but lost the Catholic With NEW GROWTH, this property tax increase Obama have hired strategists had a negative opinion of the vote 47 percent to 52 percent to to focus on reaching religious religion — that he has taken to Bush, according to exit polling. and other factors, North Tooele County Fire Dis- voters. Obama’s campaign holds emphasizing that he is running Bush won white evangelicals 78 a weekly conference call with for a secular office. percent to 21 percent. trict will increase its property tax revenue from key supporters in early primary Former New York Mayor Rudy “I think the majority of and caucus states whose role is Giuliani, a Catholic who says he Americans, the people who 218,297.00 collected last year to 265,879.00 to spread the candidate’s mes- gave serious consideration as a largely decide elections, what sage to religious leaders and young man to becoming a priest, they are looking for — particu- COLLECTED THIS YEAR WHICH IS A REV- opinionmakers and report their is fending off critics who say he larly in these times — is a really concerns to the campaign. should be denied the sacrament good and decent human being ENUE INCREASE OF 21.80%. ALL CON- Democrats in general are of communion because he sup- to be president,” Edwards said. targeting moderate Roman ports abortion rights. “If you are a person, a man or CERNED CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO A Catholics, mainline Protestants “To many Americans, religion woman, of faith, that has an and even evangelicals, hoping to is a very important part of their impact on how they view you as PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TAX INCREASE enlist enough voters for whom life and they are interested in a human being, whatever your TO BE HELD ON. JUNE 21, 2007 AT 6:00 P.M religious and moral issues are how religiosity influences can- faith is.” AT THE LAKEPOINT FIRE STATION, 1528 SUNSET ROAD, LAKEPOINT, UT See News Happening? Published in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin June 6th, 12th, 14th and 19th Give Us a Call! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5

TUESDAY June 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 D&R Vinyl Annual jubilee gathering aims to will help put more value in your home perpetuate proud pioneer legacy by Natalie Tripp make wagon wheel rugs or CORRESPONDENT wash clothes by hand. In an effort to preserve the “We’re trying to educate the past and pass on the skills and generations coming up about traditions of yesteryear, local how the pioneers lived,” Ricci members of the Daughters of said. “The skills and traditions the Utah Pioneers held their they lived by will be lost if we annual Pioneer Jubilee last don’t look back and remem- Saturday at the Benson Grist ber, and continue to pass them Mill. along.” The lawn in front of the The jubilee has served as a Grist Mill was filled with col- fundraiser over the past four orful tents and children and years. Some of the proceeds are adults running around in pio- given to the Tooele Daughters neer garb. Those in attendance of the Utah Pioneers Museum, enjoyed fiddle and guitar music located at 39 E. Vine St., while Vinyl Fencing • White or Tan during lunch, wagon rides money taken in by the indi- around the mill, and brows- vidual camps benefits that Highest Quality Materials ing the wares at the different camp. Planning for the jubilee encampments. starts in January as the indi- Best prices guaranteed. “The very first pioneer vidual camps decide among jubilee was held in the early themselves what they want to All Styles Available! 1900s to commemorate the do to help raise money for the birthday of Brigham Young,” museum. This year, funds were Call David said Wendy Ricci, president earmarked to replacement the of the Tooele Valley company museum’s floor. of the Daughters of the Utah Other attractions at the jubi- 435-760-1247 Pioneers. “These celebrations lee included a catered lunch by went on for five days. They Richard’s Round Up Barbecue really knew how to party.” and a chartered bus tour of Each member of the historic E.T. City, which is Daughters of the Utah Pioneers present-day Lake Point. is assigned a “camp” — a unit “We’re the only two compa- Complete Local akin to a scout troop — and nies in the Daughters of the every camp belongs to an area photography / Natalie Tripp Utah Pioneers that do this Children experience the chore of washing clothes by hand at the annual Sports called a company. A pioneer kind of thing,” Ricci added. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Jubilee at the Benson Grist Mill Saturday. jubilee, like the one held in “It’s very small celebration In Every Issue Tooele County, is only possible treats, aprons, bonnets, quilts compared with other compa- were more than 20 individual with the effort of a large num- or a crafts dating from the pio- nies around, but for us it’s a camps present at the event. TOOELE ber of camps. neer age. A few other camps chance to reach out to those TRANSCRIPT Most of the camps — each Between the Tooele and demonstrated how to churn who’d like to step back into BULLETIN with their own tent — sold Tooele Valley companies, there butter, clean and spin wool, the past.”

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW As gangs become more active locally, so must we Say Tooele has a gang problem and many residents will still give you a skeptical look that says “boys will be boys.” And who can blame them. For years, the closest thing we had to gang activity was the odd pack of ruffians who egged a home or knocked over trash cans. That’s changed. In the last few weeks alone, one man was stabbed in the parking lot of Wal-Mart and another woman was shot at in her apart- ment. Both incidents are still being investigated for possible ties to Salt Lake County gangs. In the case of the stabbing, the young man arrested for the pre-dawn attack claimed to belong to one of the most brutal gangs in the western United States, MS-13 (Mara Salvatrucha), a Salvadoran group known to traffic in narcotics, guns and human beings. Some law enforcement authorities have speculated that the creation of the Salt Lake City Gang Task Force has pushed gangs east and west of the Salt Lake metro area, into such unlikely rural havens as Summit and Tooele counties. These gangs often come for the same reasons meth labs get set up in affluent neighborhoods: In a place where few people recognize the danger signs, it’s easier to fly beneath the radar. For us, that could mean the gang problems of Salt Lake’s west side, which once seemed as remote as Los Angeles’ Bloods-and-Crips turf wars, are migrating into our backyard. We need to prepare now to stop gangs from establishing deeper roots in Tooele. That will mean a concerted effort on the part of law enforcement officers, school administrators, the business community and concerned citizens. Perhaps it’s time for the creation of our own gang task force. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Perhaps our schools need to devote more time to training teachers about gang colors, signs and methods, and more time spreading the anti-gang Noise drowns out races City needs to tend to parks message to students. Perhaps our businesses need to do more to stop gang In regard to Janice Anderson’s letter All the time I hear people complain- LETTERS POLICY members from having the freedom to congregate on their premises. (“MMP races come to you,” June 5), I ing that we don’t have enough parks The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- We applaud the proactive steps taken by Communities that Care and do love the rural atmosphere here, in Tooele. The city wants to put in ters to the editor from readers. Letters other organizations that have tried to create constructive after-school and at my house it is not diminished more parks to make people quit their must be no longer than 250 words, activities to keep kids busy and away from the gang lifestyle. But we also by the roar of race engines. This past whining, but really the city doesn’t civil in tone, written exclusively for recognize there remains much to do. Saturday, I thought I would participate take care of the parks we already the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- As Tooele grows, it seems inevitable more gang members will be in the races from the comfort of my have. Some basic attention to the nied by the writer’s name, address and attracted to our city. The solutions won’t be simple and will require all of front porch. It was early morning and lawns would be great. How often are phone number. Priority will be given to us working together. Our biggest advantage is that we can tackle the gang the first thing I heard was the distant there more weeds than actual grass? letters that refer to a recent article in problem while it is still relatively new and small — and while this is still sound of hay being bailed. That lulled The lawns are always burning and the newspaper. All letters may be sub- our home, not theirs. and I hoped to catch a bit more race when they do water it is for hours at ject to editing. action. But a pickup truck passed by a time. pulling a boat, and two ATVs cruised Dakota Maxfield Letters written to thank an individual GUEST OPINION by. Next came a backhoe, followed Tooele or organization should be submitted for by a lumber truck. (There is a lot of “Notes of Appreciation” residential construction in this area.) Scrapping voting machines Then the Union Pacific with its oblig- Is leash law enough? Readers who are interested in writing a atory whistle blow at every crossing. On Friday night, my 4-year-old longer guest op-ed column on a topic of And a commercial airliner overhead. daughter and her friend were attacked general interest should contact Editor A Continental Trailways bus? Must by a neighbor’s wolf dog. The owner Jeff Barrus directly via the contact a step in wrong direction information at the top of this page. have taken a wrong turn at Flying J. of the wolf dog keeps it on a leash very that would be to ensure that A Cessna doing touch-n-goes at the in an unfenced yard. This wolf dog time I unscrupulous liberal and con- E-mail: [email protected] Erda Airport was clearly audible, but was able to break free and jump on try to be servative candidates will be Fax: (435) 882-6123 E I still hadn’t heard racing engines top of my daughter, scratch up her unbiased and elected through devious meth- Mail: Letters to the Editor when the neighbor lady fired up a back with its paws and bite at her even-handed ods and skullduggery. Let’s Tooele Transcript Bulletin weed-eater and a Blackhawk helicop- neck. Luckily, she was wearing her when looking all be sensible about this one. P.O. Box 390 ter passed overhead. In a moment of bike helmet and the bite did not go at liberal and When a person is positively quiet, I thought I heard the low roar deep. The helmet got the brunt of it. conservative identified at the voting booth of engines from the track, but nope, it I would hate to imagine what would issues, the as a real, live American citizen, all the neighbors to stay away from was the sweet thunder of about eight have happened had she not been liberals beat we all win — whether we are the dog because it will attack. And Harley Davidsons on SR-36. Finally, wearing her helmet. A friend phoned me down like conservative or liberal. Even if it got loose and did attack. Now in I gave up. It was mid-afternoon and the police and the wolf dog was taken a stray dog Jaromy Jessop this process meant that Rocky five more days it will be back in our about time for the Nextel Cup race away. The animal shelter is going to on the green GUEST COLUMNIST Anderson were repeatedly neighborhood in an unfenced yard. Is to start on TV. I went inside and give the dog back to the owner after at Martha’s elected that would be fine with the leash law enough for an animal switched to on the home theater sys- 10 days. Here is my dilemma: The Vineyard. As reporter Mark me because the people spoke trained only to attack? This dog will tem. With the windows vibrating from Watson pointed out in his June through their legitimate votes. dog will get out again and attack. My attack again and yet here we sit, wait- the sounds of NASCAR, the neighbors 7 article “County: keep vot- Now another problem with daughter is safe and alive thanks to ing for the 10-day quarantine to be up probably believed the noise was com- ing machines,” a Democrat, this bill: Who is going to pay her bike helmet, but next time will it and the wolf dog to come back to our ing from MMP. At last, it was quiet Congressman Rush Holt of New for it? Well, just like many big be that way? I wish there was a way neighborhood. time at the races. Jersey has introduced House Washington programs, you the the dog would not be able to go back Heidi Mills Resolution 811, which would taxpayer will foot the bill for Bennie Koffel to the owner unless the yard was Tooele do away with the high-tech vot- this unfunded mandate should Pine Canyon completely fenced. The owner told ing machines so many districts it be passed. Counties such have recently purchased. These as Tooele, which have already machines were purchased so purchased electronic voting GUEST OPINION that we could avoid ridiculously machines and trained person- fraudulent situations such as nel in their use, will have to the “hanging chads” controversy eat those costs and expend Kevorkian punished for defending human right in Broward County, Fla., and more money to comply with the posthumous voters scandal the mandates of this new bill fter eight a song about this great crusader The criminal justice system should in Oregon. in an unrealistically short time years, for personal freedoms. Even James protect us from the damage we might I will be the first to say that frame. Now Tooele County is a Dr. Jack Brown received an outpouring of do to each other while fiercely pro- this Republican administration great place to live, but you can A Kevorkian finally public support when he went to jail tecting our right to self-determina- has sold its conservative base rest assured that the cost of got out of prison after a PCP-fueled police chase and tion. Laws should keep people from down the river and is almost time and equipment lost will be last week. A cham- allegations of spousal abuse, but hurting, stealing from or otherwise as nutty as the left-wing liber- passed along to us, the citizens. pion of free-think- Kevorkian suffered largely alone. impeding another individual’s right als nowadays, but ask yourself This is not right. Computers ing people who Kevorkian served his time in rela- to pursue his own path to fulfillment. this: Why would Democrats be are vulnerable but we have all believe in the rights tive anonymity because the cause he They should not presume to answer against machines at the polling kinds of high-speed security of the individual, chose to give up his freedom for is the moral question of what’ s “right” booths that prevent voter fraud systems that can do amazing Daniel Kline Dr. Kevorkian went a distasteful one even for those that or “wrong”. and positively ID voters? Well, things. I believe there must GUEST COLUMNIST to jail because too support it. Nobody wants to think Dr. Kevorkian stood up for those maybe it is because in several be a way to ensure that voter many members that in some cases suicide might be who no longer wanted to live and instances — in fact, in many fraud does not take place on of our government find it perfectly justified — that some illnesses or demanded the ability to dictate their more instances than we would such a shameful level as it has acceptable to turn their personal other problems simply make life too own terms for dying. He gave peace like to believe — Democratic in the past several presidential, morals into law. painful to live. to people in pain — people for whom Party-sanctioned voter fraud congressional and even local Kevorkian went to jail for “murder- Laws, however, do not exist to the suffering became too much. has taken place in many despi- elections. If you agree, call your ing” a man with amyotrophic lateral make moral judgments. Suicide may For this we sent him to prison cable forms including people congressman and tell him that scleroris who asked the doctor for not be right in the eyes of many, but and forgot about him. There was no voting from the grave (multiple you don’t want him to support help in ending his own life. The doc- times), illegal aliens voting in House Resolution 811. the government has no right to make anger, no outrage and most certainly U.S. elections and the absen- tor, who has helped over 100 other that determination for an individual. no call to change the ridiculous laws unfortunate souls choose their own tee ballots of soldiers, sailors, Jaromy Jessop writes on local Though many anti-suicide activ- which allowed this to happen. end, gave a fellow human with an airmen and marines being dis- history and outdoor adventure, ists link this fight to the issue of The good doctor martyred him- incurable, fatal, degenerative illness carded. and is a frequent contributor to abortion, that argument has a fun- self for a cause that even those who what he wanted — and for that the I think that House Resolution the Transcript-Bulletin. damental flaw. In the case of abor- agree with him won’t stand up for. 811 has only one benefit and doctor paid with his freedom. tion, it can at least be argued that We should all be a little ashamed Though many people agree with the individual rights of the unborn we let this happen. Maybe everyone Dr. Kevorkian and find the laws ban- fetus should receive equal standing needs to think just a little bit what it ning assisted suicide a horrifying to those of the pregnant woman. In would be like to be slowly dying, liv- government intrusion into individual the case of suicide, no such dilemma ing with constant unbearable agony rights, few people protested his exists. and not have Dr. Kevorkian, or some- incarceration. It seems that while Of course, most suicides hurt one as brave as him, to stand up for it’s easy for people to get morally those left behind, but an individual our rights. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 outraged against assisted suicide, it’s has the right, in life or death, to less easy to marshal the troops to cause anguish to his loved ones. We Daniel B. Kline’s new book “Easy Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus support the right to die. can’t make laws that protect our fam- Answers to Every Problem” comes Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor There were no “Free Dr. Jack” T- ily and friends from emotional pain out in September. He can be reached shirts and Bob Dylan has yet to write no matter how much we want to. at [email protected]. A7

TUESDAY June 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Frank OHLMAN Pony Express to commemorate history M Attorney at Law FREE Consultation with ride through Tooele County Sunday for by Steve Schwartzman Wills & CORRESPONDENT Pat Hearty is nearing his 30th Trusts year of being a part of the Pony Express Re-Ride trail. For him, it’s a chance to revive some 493 W. 400 N. Tooele classic American history. � “Western American history 882-4800 is so fascinating, especially the � Pony Express,” said Hearty, www.schmutzmohlman.com a South Jordan resident who used to live in Grantsville. “This is one of the best ways to relive the stories and learn them.” Homeowner’s Monday morning, the Find out National Pony Express Association began its annual how you can save Warning Pony Express re-ride — a 10- day horseback relay from St. Avoid the Heating Joseph, Mo., to Sacramento, & Cooling Calif., along the original Pony $2150 Express trail. Riders are On A New Cooling and Industry’s “Bait’em expected to enter Utah this Heating System. Plus, & Switch’em” Saturday, and should reach Tooele County by Sunday. They 12 month financing on Traps... are expected to hit Simpson approved credit. Springs, a famous way station along the original route, on Chances are you’ve seen the, “How To Get Central Air Free When You Buy A Sunday at 3 p.m. New High Efficiency Furnace” or “Or act now and get your air conditioner for Hearty, the president and file photo $1,995!” These are the same “Dog and Pony Shows” that some heating and coordinator for the Utah leg of Western history enthusiaists re-ride the Pony Express trail each year to commemorate the mail ride. The cooling contractors in The Valley use about this time every year to get into the ride, said the ride is a very riders will enter Tooele County after Fairfield and will run through Rush Valley and Dugway and exiting the your home. And I’m almost certain that you’re as sick of hearing it as I am! County through Ibapah. authentic and exciting event. “I’m Jason Harris, General Manager of Harris Air Systems. The fact of the matter is any “Our riders begin in St. or others and give them to address. heating & cooling company can give you the same deal if not better. You see, some heating & where you can track the ride cooling contractors can get pretty creative trying to drum up business in the Spring just to get Joseph and carry mail in leath- the National Pony Express Hearty is very excited for the as it crosses the plains and into your home and tell you they’re out of the system advertised and subject you to the same er sidebags across the country,” Association. These letters are ride to reach Utah this week- learn about the original route pricing you can get from any dealer in the Valley. So when you hear something that is too good said Hearty. “They really get to be true…It probably is!” put inside leather saddlebags end. and riders. Jason Harris General Manager Harris Air Systems a feel for what the real Pony which are carried across the “This is a wonderful event Those interested in seeing Express riders had to experi- plains to Sacramento and then for the family, and for history,” the riders pass through Tooele Right Now ence. As much fun as the ride shipped to whomever the letter said Hearty. “This ride has such County are told to be aware You can legitimately save up to $2150 on a system installed by a company that has is, it is also an amazing learning is addressed to. Letters can be great heritage and allure to it, that arrival times are approxi- been working in your neighborhood for over 15 years now. And because we’ll process.” bought as a Historic Vignette and it’s just a lot of fun.” mate, and actual arrival times make sure you know all of your options so you can choose which one will best Throughout the year, the souvenir, which is sent back to For more information on the may vary from estimates by fit your budget, you’ll likely save More Time & Money with Harris Air over any public is welcome to purchase the patron, as a regular letter Pony Express Re-Ride, log on several hours. bait’em and switch’em contractor. and write letters to themselves to be delivered to the proper to www.xphomestation.com,

272 N. Broadway, Tooele don’t want to do that,” he said. step towards erecting a new Castagno admits he’s not Sewer “Grantsville is a great place to treatment facility by issuing a crazy about the idea of a 90 882-1069 continued from page A1 live, and we don’t want to dis- request for proposals — a call percent rate increase, but said courage anyone who wants to for preliminary bids on the proj- there’s really no alternative. make their home here.” ect. But even once the bids are building a new treatment plant, “It’s a necessary service,” he And there are indeed a lot of reviewed and a winner selected, A Division of Harris Air Systems there are few, if any, solutions to said. “It’s something we sim- the impending sewage problem. folks who want to make their the issue of how to fund the ply can’t avoid. I think people No Gimmicks…Just The Facts “The only other options are home in Grantsville these days. project remains. to retrofit the existing plant, or In 2006, the city received 361 “First of all, we will look at understand that.” From A Harris Trained Professional! to place a moratorium on build- applications for building per- grant money that would be avail- [email protected] ing permits,” Neeley told the mits. So far in 2007 the city has able,” Castagno said. “We always council. received 192 applications. like free money. However, the Neither of those options If development trends hold, majority of the funding will have appeal to councilman Todd the current water treatment to come in the form of a loan.” Tooele City’s Castagno. plant will exceed its maximum The loan amount would be in “If we retrofit the existing treatment capacity in approxi- the ballpark of $8 million, said plant, it would cost about $2 mately two-and-a-half years. Castagno, and would also result million, and it would only delay Failure to provide adequate in a substantial rate increase for the inevitable,” Castagno said. storage and treatment facilities Grantsville’s water users. Flag Day 2007 “That’s basically just throwing by that time could result in more “The current rate is about $20 Hosted by Tooele Lodge No. 1673 money away.” than just unhappy homeown- a month, which is well below As for a moratorium on new ers. The state Division of Water the state average,” Castagno Benevolent and Protected Order of Elks housing construction, Castagno Quality could also fine the city said. “In order to help finance said that would send the wrong to the tune of $50,000 per viola- the loan, the rate would jump to Thursday, June 14th, 2007 • 6:00 p.m. message. tion. around $37 a month. That is still Tooele City Veterans Memorial Park “A moratorium was discussed To avoid such a situation, less than residents pay in many a few months ago, but we the city council took the first parts of Utah.” Corner of Main and Vine, Tooele Agenda SAILING THE GREAT SALT LAKE Welcome Mr. Terry Andregg National Anthem Mrs. Debbie Winn Invocation Mr. Mike Outzen Remarks City Councilman Steve Bevan Musical Selection Mrs. Debbie Winn The history of the flag Mr. Jack Bell Flags Posted by: Tooele Police Dept Tooele County Highway Patrol Tooele County Sheriffs Dept Tooele City Fire Dept Response Mr. Dave McCall Guest speaker Col Frederick D. Pellissier Commander DCD Song America the Beautiful Closing remarks Mr. Terry Andregg Closing Prayer Mr. Mike Outzen Join us on this day in remembrance of the History of our American Flag. Guest Speaker: Colonel Frederick D. Pellissier Colonel Frederick D. Pellissier was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on 21 January 1957. After graduating from high school in 1975 he served four years in the U.S. Navy aboard a guided mis- sile cruiser and a minesweeper. After the Navy, Colonel Pellissier attended Northern Arizona University. He was commissioned a second lieu- photography / Alleen Lang An ambitious crew takes to the salty waters in a seaworthy Viking battle ship as part of Sail Fest tenant in the Chemical Corps after graduating in held at the Great Salt Lake Marina Saturday. The Viking boat handily outpaced a field of six other 1983 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. cardboard crafts including a pirate ship, a surf board and a two-man canoe to win the cardboard boat race. Later the boat bid a fitting farewell by being burned as part of an evening bonfire. He is currently serving as the Commander of Deseret Chemical Depot, located in Tooele, Utah. His previous assignments are vast and numerous.

Earthquake shakes Utah-Nevada border Colonel Pellissier’s military education includes SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An release. quake recorded in the area was a the Chemical Officer Basic and Advanced earthquake with a magnitude The epicenter was located not 5.6 temblor in 1966. Courses, Marine Corps Command and Staff Col- 3.8 was reported Sunday by the far from the Utah-Nevada bor- The seismograph station asks lege, Quantico, Virginia and the Air War College, University of Utah Seismograph der in a sparsely populated area Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Colonel Frederick D. Pellissier Station. between Enterprise, Utah and anyone who felt the quake to fill The quake occurred at 7:03 Joseca, Nev. out an online survey at its web Colonel Pellissier is Air Assault, Enlisted Surface He is married to the former Debbie Plumlee, a p.m., the center said in a news Records show the last earth- site, www.quake.utah.edu. Warfare Specialist, Technical Escort and Radio- U.S. Army Reserve Military Police lieutenant logical Safety qualified and has masters degrees colonel currently on active duty at U.S. Central TOOELETRANSCRIPT from Central Michigan University and the Air Command, Tampa, Florida. They have three chil- If it happens here, read about it here. BULLETIN War College. dren: Matthew (12), Martin (9) and Olivia (8). A8 OBITUARY

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007 OBITUARIES

both nationally and locally in Ryan (Mindi) Neal. 14 great- Norman S. Bevan Bernice Hope Maze the 7-11 Las Vegas chapter of grandchildren: Tyler Somerville, the EX-POW’S. Mom was also a Patrick, Justin Dorman, Keegan, 1921-2007 Hansen Cronk member of the Order of Eastern Savannah Michelson, Dillon,

Star and an active adult member Dalton, Dawson, Derek, Devin Papa Bevan passed away June Bernice Hope Maze Hansen of the International Order of Pitcher, Brennen Neal, Texie, 7, 2007 in his home surrounded Cronk passed away on May Job’s Daughters, being the pleas- Taydem, Tyker Neal, also four by family. He was born in Tooele 28, 2007 at Life Care Center of ant and loving person mom was step-great-grandchildren; Cam, on January 3, 1921 to Joseph Casper, Wyo., at the age of 87. she made many friends in all of Dalton, Tristin, Amber. Elkington and Anna Bertha Born on May 14, 1920 in her organizational activities. Mom was preceded in death Sterzer Bevan. He married Gloria Tooele to George James and The focus of her life was by her parents, husband Jim, Billie England 56 years ago this Katherine Bonelli Maze. Mom always on her family and infant son Carlos Lee Hansen. September and they were sealed was truly a miracle baby born friends. Mom’s special companion which in the Oakland Temple. Norm on her father’s birthday weigh- She is survived by two daugh- she loved very much Heidi, her is survived by his wife, his son ing in at one pound and that ters; Sondra (Gary) Somerville, toy poodle. and daughter-in-law Conrad was the day her determination Casper, Wyo. Sherrie (Gary) Mom was a friend to all who Scott and Karen Bevan; grand- set forth and the rest of her life Neal, Smithfield, Utah, Sister; knew her always greeting with a children Doug and Natalie Seely, Norman S. Bevan Bernice Hope Maze Hansen Cronk she achieved whatever she put Louise McCafferty, Palm Desert, smile and a kind word. She will Brandon and Hillary Collette Bevan. her mind to. while living in Tooele until the Calif. and one Nephew; Bryon be deeply missed by family and and Jordan Scott Bevan (serv- Norm served in the Army Air Mom graduated from Tooele Utah Highway Patrol trans- (MaryAnn) Boyer, Pasadena, friends. ing a mission in Guatemala); Force during WWII and retired High School and from there ferred them to Salt Lake City Calif. Graveside service will be held great grandchildren Ben, Kate in Civil Service as a foreman at went on to Stephens Heniger and then to Cache Valley. They Also survived by six grand- June 16 at 3 p.m. in the Tooele and Dylan; siblings Richard Sacramento Army Depot after Business College, in Salt Lake were later divorced. She mar- children: Troy Somerville, Amy City Cemetery. Wallace Bevan, Emma Lu Lister working there 32 years. City. She participated in many ried James J. Cronk in 1974 and (Troy) Dorman, Lisa (Tony) Family suggests donations to and JoAnn Harvey. Preceded in Funeral Services were held clubs and organizations. moved to Boulder City, Nevada. Michelson, Christa (Mike) Shriners Hospital or charitable death were his parents, grand- on Monday June 11 at the North She married Lee Roy Hansen She and Jim were very active Pitcher, Brandon (Jolene) Neal, donation of choice. daughter Nicole Bevan, sister Tooele Stake Center. June Garrard and brother Jay Don Canady NOTES OF APPRECIATION Bette J. Brown “Together Again” the difficult time of the loss of 1927 – 2007 Don Duane Canady, 79, of Furgeson Family their loved one. Provo, Utah, passed away June Diane Furgeson Together Again 8, 2007. He was born November The family of Leon Furgeson Clifford and Christy Anderson Mom passed away peacefully 18, 1927 in Garnett, Kan. His would like to thank all of the Larry and Tami Rockwell at her daughter’s house on June early youth was spent in exotic family friends who expressed Dewayne and Kari Jones 8, 2007. She is now back with travel with his father, Don Avis their love and support during Kemp and Janell Furgeson the love of her life, Pat, who Canady, an international con- preceded her in death on May struction worker, and with his 20, 2000. She was born January mother, Wilma Esther Guffey Subscribe Today • 882-0050 30, 1927 in Missouri to Pearl and Canady. He served in the Marine Van Gargas. She married Charles Corps Reserve in Europe at the Williams, they later divorced. In end of WWII. He married his 1956 she met Pat and they moved high school sweetheart, Gloria Tooele City to Tulsa, Okla. and in 1957 they Bette J. Brown Jeanne Joy of Iola, Kan. on Don Duane Canady were married there. They raised September 4, 1945. She passed He is survived by his two Flag Day Program two children, Brenda Knutson depot, and for the Eagles Lodge, away August 26, 2000. They had daughters and his five grandchil- (Brown) and Roy Brown. She of which she was a member. She three children, Cheryl Madsen dren: Julie (David) Jordan, Lisa enjoyed her five grandkids and also enjoyed spending time with th pm (Ozzie), Pamela Weight (David), (Charles) Giacoletto, Matthew June 14 , 2007, 6 her seven great-grandkids (two friends and family. She was pre- and Richard (died, age two). (Angie) Weight, Hollie Madsen, on the way). In 1962 our family ceded in death by her parents, Don’s career choice was as an and Eric Weight; and seven moved back to Utah (where dad her only sister, her husband electrician at Dugway Proving great-grandchildren. Tooele City Veterans was born) to be close to family and many family members and Grounds and job sites around Don will be remembered and and so mom could continue her friends. Funeral services will be the world. He was a master at loved as a quiet man of integrity, Memorial Park government job at Tooele Army held on Wednesday, June 13 at bowling and fishing, was a pilot courtesy and kindness. Funeral 1 p.m. at Tate Mortuary where Welcome Depot. She worked there until for the Civil Air Patrol, read services were held privately. her medical retirement in 1973. friends may visit with the fam- Mr. Terry Andregg extensively, played most sports, Online condolences may be sub- Mom enjoyed crocheting. She ily from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and wrote poetry. mitted to www.serenicare.com. crocheted an American flag for prior to the service. Interment in National Anthem the Procurement Director at the the Grantsville City Cemetery. Mrs. Debbie Winn Gary W. Haines

Remarks Gary W. Haines entered into Steve Bevan Utah man fined for rest at the U of U hospital after complications from surgery Musical Selection Thursday, May 31, 2007. He Mrs. Debbie Winn illegal Nevada trapping leaves his mother Elaine, broth- RENO, Nev. (AP) — A Utah obtain trapping licenses for ers LeRoy and Larry (Tooele), The history of the flag man who pleaded guilty to bobcats. Steele trapped 124 sisters DaNita and Diane, 11 Mr. Jack Bell illegally trapping bobcats has bobcats. Pelts from 106 were nieces and nephews includ- been fined $7,500 and ordered recovered. ing Diana and Tonya (Tooele) Flags Posted by: to forfeit more than 100 pelts He was selling the pelts to and special friend Toddy. A Tooele Police Dept valued at $38,000, Nevada his father, who operates a fur- memorial service will be held Tooele County Highway Patrol wildlife officials said Friday. trading business, officials said. Friday, June 15 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele County Sheriffs Dept Cole Steele, 34, obtained The pelts were being prepared Lighthouse Community Church Tooele City Fire Dept a 2004 trapping license by for shipment to Europe when 505 So. Brenda Pl. #3 Bldg. 605 claiming to be a Nevada resi- they were seized. Utah Industrial Depot. Gary W. Haines Response dent. He bought a house here Steele pleaded guilty in Mr. Dave McCall but his legal residence is in March to a federal law that Santaquin, Utah, officials prohibits trade in wildlife, fish Guest speaker said. and plants that are acquired Drought costs threaten Col. Frederick D. Pellissier, Only Nevada residents can illegally. Commander DCD ranchers’ traditions Song by B. Poole dering gait of a quarter horse. America the Beautiful TUCSON CITIZEN The Rowleys use the old ways Boost Your Business! TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Cattle because hay is cheaper than gas, rancher Jon Rowley tips back the and because the old ways work. Closing remarks Join us on this day Mr. Terry Andregg TOOELE brim of his cowboy hat with a “We don’t do things the way in remembrance of TRANSCRIPT dusty, gloved hand and squints at they used to be done because we the History of our BULLETIN the Arivaca sky. think like antiques,” said Rowley, Closing Prayer who has a UA bachelor’s degree in Mr. Mike Outzen American Flag. ADVERTISING • 882-0050 It’s noon, and scattered gray clouds threaten to douse the journalism. Santa Lucia Ranch, where he has The Rowleys’ ranch hands are been rounding up calves since both older than 60. They might sit dawn. But the rain holds off, and a little stiffer in the saddle than Help Make Your Home Safer and Better Prepared before sundown Rowley, 64, and they did a few decades ago, but his “cowgrampses,” as he affec- they still rope and wrestle calves tionately calls them, will get 20 with ease. These are not old men; or so calves roped, branded, cas- they are old cowboys. Everyone can do something to watch and pre- trated, bug sprayed and dosed Last year, a horse fell on Jose pare for the dangers we face—natural disasters, with selenium to help fight off a Aguirre, who at 78 has worked terror-ism, crime, public health issues and other drought-related deficiency. for the Rowleys for 22 years. The emergencies—and to help our communities, too. In May, Rowley, his wife, two doctor told him his broken foot ranch hands and a farmer neigh- would heal in a few weeks, but 10 bor began processing about days later a stir-crazy Aguirre was Learn more about these great volunteer programs: 270 calves — half the number back at work with his boot cut the ranch supported before the down one side to accommodate drought. the swollen ankle. Learn and apply basic fire suppression, medical and rescue skills In August they will ride across “He said, ‘Well, I can’t walk, but to help people immediately after a community disaster the 39,706 acres they lease from I can ride.’ He got on his horse, the county, state and federal gov- and he rode every day,” Peggy ernments to round up the cattle Rowley said. Provide fire safety and prevention education in the community again to ship them to market. Jon Rowley fears men like and help out at your local fire department “This isn’t the kind of job you Aguirre are a dying breed and want a rodeo cowboy for. You want their way of life a dying tradi- a cow man,” said Rowley’s wife, tion in Arizona. Growth and pal- Peggy, 54, who has a University of try rainfall mean fewer cattle on Join a Citizen Patrol and act as additional eyes and ears for the Arizona master’s degree in jour- open range, and that means fewer local Sheriff and Police Departments, to increase public safety nalism but has been a full-time ranch hands. rancher since 1980. It’s tough to keep going when Rowley’s crew prefers to ride drought cuts in half the number the range on horseback and of cattle the land can support and Increase terrorism awareness and crime prevention, promote immobilize calves with the tried- fear of an iffy future pushes ranch safety by starting Neighborhood Watch and-true rope and knee to the kids to other jobs or prompts them neck. They identify their cattle to sell out to developers when solely by the lazy double-2 brand they take the reins, said Rowley, Provide public health and medical support, promote disease pre- seared into the animals’ hips, not who after a few years in journal- with computer chips embedded ism returned to run the ranch his vention, and improve health literacy under their skin. father worked for decades start- They bring the horses in mod- ing in the 1950s. ern trailers behind sport utility “If the offspring don’t commit Contact Your Citizen Corps Council at 435-843-3260 vehicles but once they reach open to the business, that’s pretty much range, the pace slows to the mean- an end game,” he said. A9

TUESDAY June 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 REEL TALK HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!

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ing forward to its completion. ultimately safer travel into and Roadway “It will be fantastic, not only out of the Utah Industrial Depot, Golf Tournament continued from page A1 for Tooele City but for Tooele Johnson said. County as a whole,” Johnson said. “The UID has lost projects in once 1000 North is in place,” said He added that the completed road the past because of concerns Friday, June 15th, 2007 Tooele City Council Chairman would open up north Tooele for regarding road transportation into Mike Johnson. further commercial development. and out of the facility,” Johnson $75 Per Player • Sign Up NOW! Johnson is excited about the After completion, 1000 North explained. project moving forward and look- would allow more efficient and [email protected] Contact Chamber Office at 882-0690 Gas prices, housing woes gnaw at consumers by Jeannine Aversa gasoline prices and the housing years, the government reported ASSOCIATED PRESS market is still not looking good,” last week. WASHINGTON (AP) — Bethune added. Still, Federal Reserve Hole in One Consumer confidence in the Facing uncertainties, some Chairman Ben Bernanke pre- U.S. tumbled to a 10-month low consumers are feeling angst, dicts the economy will rebound. as gyrating gasoline prices and watching their budgets more Private forecasters expect persisting problems in the hous- closely and turning cautious, he growth in the current April-to- $ ing market gnawed at people’s said. June quarter anywhere from a sense of economic well-being. The RBC Cash Index showed 2.3 to beyond a 3 percent pace. that consumer confidence Yet consumers continue to 10,000 Cash The magnitude of the drop dropped to 81.4 in June. That feel anxious about the future. shown in the latest RBC Cash Insurance Network, LLC & was weaker than May’s 87.1 A measure tracking people’s Index was surprising given the and was the worst showing sentiments about how the econ- Ohio Casualty Insurance healthy state of the nation’s since last August, when fears omy and their own finances will job market, which is usually an about record-high energy prices unfold over the next six months important factor coloring con- gripped consumers. The index clocked in at 32.2 in June, a sumers’ perceptions of how the is based on the results from the weak showing. That followed economy and their own finan- international polling firm Ipsos. a reading of 24.3 in May, which cial fortunes are faring. The ebbing in confidence had marked a nine-month low. Continental BREAKFAST LUNCH Sponsored by But nagging worries about comes as the public gave People’s attitudes about cur- Provided by gasoline prices, if the yearlong President George W. Bush a rent economic conditions sank housing slump will worsen and job-approval rating of just 32 to 96.8 in June, compared with drag down home prices further percent in June, matching an all- 113.2 in May. and whether the economy will, time low in a separate AP-Ipsos Gasoline prices in early June in fact, snap out of its sluggish poll. On the economy, only 37 came to $3.16 a gallon nation- spell, are taking a toll on confi- percent approve of his perfor- wide, the Energy Department dence, economists explained. mance, tying a record-low set in says. That was a bit of an “There is too much uncertain- November 2005. improvement from the $3.21 a GOLD SPONSORS ty. That is the mindset of con- Consumers’ growing uneasi- gallon seen at the end of May but sumers right now,” said Brian ness comes as the economy has still packed a wallop to consum- BRONZE THE Bethune, economist at Global endured a nearly yearlong slug- ers’ wallets and pocketbooks. SPONSORS CHAMBER Insight. gish spell _ mostly reflecting “Households are feeling the “Consumers are kind of in troubles in the housing and auto- strain,” said Greg McBride, a CUP a schizophrenic zone, where motive industries. Economic senior financial analyst at the job market is good, they’re growth nearly stalled in the first Bankrate.com. “There seems to getting reasonably good pay three months of this year, log- be a lot of concern about debt increases but at the same time ging a pace of just 0.6 percent, and managing those monthly Traveling they are getting hit with higher the worst in more than four obligations.” Trophy We’re Part of the Solution

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SPORTS WRAP THS volley open gym County natives post six first place titles in Moto-X The Tooele High School volleyball pro- gram will have an open gym and instruc- tional period June 18-21 at the THS gym. by Steve Schwartzman a first place trophy in the 85-junior class There will be two sessions per day with CORRESPONDENT with two first place finishes in qualify- an 9-11 a.m. session, which will be more ing rounds with Wesley Pierson in sec- instructional, and a 5-8 p.m. session, Tooele County native C.J. Higley took which is set for open gym and game-type home a first place title in the 250 size ond, Chris Stone in third, and Christian situations. There will be a $5 per session motor intermediate category to cap off Kuronya finishing up in fourth place. fee. For more information contact Coach one of six first place finishes by locals Chandler Bell took home a first place Laura Andrews at 830-7014. in last Friday’s Arenacross Motorcycle medal in the women’s bracket with a Tennis lessons slated tournament at Deseret Peak. Higley first and second place finish beating out There are tennis lessons scheduled this out-raced Tanner Schmidt in the sec- Jessica Goodman in second and Jessica summer for tennis enthusiasts of all ages. ond round of racing to take home the Tippetts in third. Other competitors in There are lessons for peewees (ages 6-9) first place trophy. the class included Mckinlee Mathie, set on Monday and Wednesday’s at 2 “We had a good turnout overall,” said Kolleen Conger, Kacee Riggs, and Kia p.m. and juniors (ages 10-14) on Monday race official Lynn Higley. “The racers French. and Wednesday’s at 3 p.m. at $7 per all did a great job, including our locals, Mathew Gonzalez took home a first person per hour. The locations is Elton and it was a great way to start off the place finish with two first place rounds Park Courts (corner of 400 North and in the 65cc class with Jerzee Payzant Broadway). Private and other group les- summer.” sons are also available. For more informa- Shawn Sagers took home the second in second and Conner Sprouse in tion or to register contact Coach Derek local winning trophy in the 125 begin- third. Other competitors include Justin Smith at 843-1172 or 840-5178. ner’s category, his first and second Stewart, Cole Sutton, Rhett Anderson July 4th-5K Freedom race place finishes put him on top of Tooele (Tooele), Matt King, Tanner Anderseon The Tooele July 4th-Freedom 5K-Kiwanis County’s Sean Perkins who finished in (Tooele), Casey Hunter, and Brock race begins at 8:30 a.m. near the LDS second place, Aaron Spencer finished Sabey. church at 777 East Skyline Drive. Runners in third. Other racers in the catego- Gonzalez also took home a second are urged to sign up in advance at Century ry included Cody Bernardo, Mclaine place medal in the 65cc-open class 21 McAffee Realtors, 768 North Main, Allred (Tooele), Chris Whipple, Trevor with third and second place finishes. Prudential Real Estate Office, 205 North Massey, Jessica Goodman, Trever Gonzalez finished just behind Ashten Main or Macey’s Food & Drug, 972 North Wilson, Dustin Graham, Alex Hewitt, Parker and defeated Justin Stewart, Main St. Registration forms may be sent Alex Gochis (Tooele), Chisolm Woolley Jerzee Payzant, Alexander Beltran, through e-mail at www.perkar@wfrmls. com. Registration on July 4th will be (Tooele), Kastle Christensen, Andrew Keller Case (Tooele), Travis Erickson, at the LDS church at 777 East Skyline Ruybaul, and Nick Cooper. Skyler Adams (Tooele), Rhett Anderson Drive beginning at 7 a.m. Volunteers to Kellar Case went home as the third (Tooele), Casey Hunter, Trevor Drury, help with registration and finish line are local winner, taking first place in the Dakota Kener, Chase Chatwin, and needed. Contact Karen Perry at 435- 65cc motor category with two second Broc Sabey. 830-7846 or [email protected] or place finishes beating out Alexander Tooele County’s Kyle Adams took Jerry Steelman at 435-882-2466 or www. Beltran in second and Travis Erickson home a silver finish in the 125-junior [email protected]. Also, we are in third. Other competitors include Cole class just with a third and first place fin- still looking for race sponsors. Fonger, Trevor Drury, Brett Baldwin, ish, finishing just behind Dayne Evans. Tooele Valley Summer tennis Chase Chatwin, Tristan Gessell, and Colby Sorensen too took third overall photo courtesy of Stefanie Shoemaker There are a number of events set this Max Hansen. Young racers stir-up some dust at Friday’s Arenacross Motorcycle tournament at Deseret summer in the Tooele Valley area for ten- County native Kale Adams took home nis enthusiasts. There are tennis camps SEE MOTO-X ON A11 Peak. Another Arenacross is scheduled for Aug 17. for youth ages 14-18 (June 11-13 and July 16-18) and ages nine-14 (June 25-27) from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the THS tennis courts. The cost is $55 for approximately 10 hours of instruction play match playing experience. For more info. on anything listed above please contact coach Derek Smith at 843-1172 or 840-5178. Athlete Sport Injury screens Free athletic conditioning sport screens are offered at Meier & Marsh Professional Therapies for Tooele County high school athletes. This sport screen is used nation- ally to help athlete’s peak performance and identifies areas vulnerable to injury and offers conditioning programs to tar- get weak areas. This community program is offered throughout the summer. Call 843-1311 or visit MMPT at 1226 No. Main. Rocky Mtn. baseball camps The Rocky Mountain School of Baseball will conduct its Annual Summer Ball Camps in Provo, Utah at BYU’s Miller Field. The second camp is June 13-14. Players will be divided into individual groups by age. The camps are for players ages 7 through 18. The camps will emphasize hitting and defense by position. The staff will include college and pro players and coaches. Visit www.rmsb.com or call, toll free at 1-877-272-0862. Christmas golf tourney The annual Operation Christmas Golf tour- nament has been scheduled for June 24 at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. The entry fee is $40 per person, which includes lunch, and the format is a four-person scramble. For more information contact Mark or Christine Sandoval at 435-843-8247. Tooele baseball showcase National Scouting Report will hold the First Coast to coast Baseball Showcase in conjunction with the Ringor Baseball Showcase Series. The showcase is scheduled for 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20 at Dow James Park in Tooele. A college recruiting session will follow at 6 p.m. For more info. go to www. nsrshowcases.com/baseball or contact photography / Maegan Burr Mike Hinds at 801-243-2836 or mail Tooele County native McLaine Allred races in a 125-class race earlier this year. Allred took home a top five finish in last Friday’s Arenacross event at Dereret Peak which found six to: [email protected] or [email protected]. riders from Tooele County winning first place awards.

FROM THE SIDELINES Hunting teaches children respect of the wilderness, wildlife t was a beautiful early in his youth to value, protect and tion as he nervously mounted his muzzle- and wildlife. Hunting teaches us how to great hunt without any harvest at all. Help fall morning still conserve our precious wildlife resources. loader and focused his vision through the place a value on wildlife, how to preserve, them clean their wildlife, explain the dif- clad in shades of He loved wildlife and the out-of-doors and Aim-Point scope mounted on the receiver. A protect, conserve and utilize our precious ferent parts and teach them how to sustain Igray. The tem- belonged to youth conservation organiza- majestic ram came out of the shadows and wildlife resources. I call it “Conservation and protect the harvested meat. Explain perature was crisp tions like JAKES with the National Wild stopped watching the others file past him. through Utilization” and it is the foundation that even though hunters harvest wildlife as dawn’s light was Turkey Federation, Green Wings with The presentation was perfect and the horns upon which all-management and wildlife each fall, their license dollars and volun- silently developing. Ducks Unlimited, Pheasants Forever, and were good — a classic European Mouflon. preservation efforts are built throughout teered support allow for wise management Oak clad ridges gave Safari Club International. Though he was “Aaron, see the big one right there,” I said the world. It is an important lesson for our of wildlife resources, increasing popula- way to deep ravines only a boy this was not his first hunt. He while I pointed. “Shoot him now!” “Where,” children to learn and those who have expe- tions thereby preserving our wildlife’s below as my son had hunted rabbits, squirrels, ducks, pheas- Aaron queried. “Where the saddle patch rienced it themselves are the ones empow- future existence. Aaron and I worked David Gumucio ants, and wild hogs on other adventures meets the shoulder,” I whispered. I waited ered to pass this heritage along. That is why banquets like the Tooele to keep the wind we had taken together. But this was his for the distinct boom of the muzzleloader Recruiting the next generation is a criti- GUEST COLUMNIST County Strutters held last Saturday are so in our face and the first taste for big game and he was using all and the cloud of smoke that normally fol- cal element to the future of the resource worthwhile. They make this responsibility ridgeline above our the lessons he learned while hunting small lowed — it never came. Again I whispered, and our hunting heritage. Perhaps the single fun and exciting. They promote education, bowed silhouettes. We were in the Ozark game, to create a meaningful and worth- “Shoot!” And again silence. Inspection most important contribution any of us can self-study, reading, and identification. They Mountains hunting European Mouflon while experience. revealed Aaron aiming in earnest, “Shoot make to ensure the future of wildlife, con- Sheep. We were taking careful steps and watch- him son,” I said. “I can’t Dad, there is a leaf servation and hunting is to bring a young help us pass on stories and encourage our The Mouflon is a species of wild sheep ing the small clearing of tall grass and brush in the way!” he protested. Smiling, as only person afield and teach them the skills, eth- children to make their own. As a mentor known as Caprinae or “goat antelopes.” on the hillside in front of us when we heard a father could understand, I mustered a ics and respect for wildlife that our parents for young hunters and conservationists, It is reddish-brown in color with a dark hoofs against loose rock coming up from half-whispered half-chuckled, “Shoot the and others instilled in us. It’s important to the payoffs of igniting a young person’s back-stripe, light colored saddle patch, and the hollar below. We were at the edge of the leaf!” With that the muzzleloader roared and start early and to explain almost everything interest in the great outdoors can lead to white under parts, and the males have great trees when we saw Mouflon working their Aaron’s first big-game animal was cleanly we are doing to our young hunter. Review tremendous pride and satisfaction. We will crescent shaped curling horns. Mouflon are way up the hill at the tree break on the far harvested with one shot. why we use a gun, a call, camouflage, and feel the contentment in seeing our outdoor a small but handsome sheep introduced side of the clearing. “Get ready son,” I said I share this tender moment with you the wind, but most all teach them patience. skills and ethics passed down to another successfully to North America for hunting as I glassed the sheep as they moved up the because it reflects all the goodness a fam- Keep the hunts short and emphasize safety generation as it was passed down to us and in different states and upon game ranches. ravine. I glance out of the corner of my eye ily can find in the great outdoors — a and conservation. Help them understand eventually to our little ones of the future. I was proud of my son who had learned and saw Aaron’s excitement and anticipa- respect for nature, habitat, conservation, what a clean harvest is, and that it can be a I’ll see you from the sideline. 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TUESDAY June 12, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Deer, elk permits on sale Thursday by Mark Hadley elk permit. eral deer and elk permit will be (after July 1) $35; resident elk DWR OUTREACH SPECIALIST • If hunters don’t have a small reduced on July 1, and you’ll permit $65 and $45 (anterless/ Deer and elk permits are set game or combination license save money by waiting. any bull/spike); resident com- to go on sale June 14 while fees that’s valid after July 1, they’ll Based on the number of bination license $34 and $30 change on July 1. save money by buying your deer permits that are still available, (allows the holder to hunt and or elk permit before July 1. Division of Wildlife Resources Starting July 1, hunters may fish); nonresident combination • Why? Starting July 1, hunt- officials do not believe all of the have to pay more — or less not available and $80 (allows — to hunt deer and elk in Utah. ers who don’t have a valid 365- permits will sell out before July day small game or combina- 1. (About 23,000 general bull the holder to hunt and fish). Utah general season elk hunt- tion license must buy a hunting elk, 12,000 Northern Region Starting July 1, the follow- ing permits for this fall’s hunts, (small game) license or a com- general buck deer and 8,300 ing fees will increase: resident and buck deer permits not taken bination license before they can statewide general archery buck small game (hunting license) in this year’s big game draw, go buy a hunting permit. deer will go on sale June 14). (before July 1) $17 and (after on sale at 8 a.m. on June 14. If a hunter buys a deer or Note: Lifetime license hold- July 1) $26; nonresident small file photo The Division of Wildlife The TC Strutters are responsible for helping raise the number of wild elk permit before July 1, this ers are exempt from having to game (hunting license) $45 and Resources has some advice for requirement won’t pertain to buy a hunting or combination turkeys in Utah to 20,000. $65. hunters: the hunter. license because their license is • If hunters have a 365-day On the other hand, if you valid through their lifetime. For more information, con- small game or combination have a small game or combina- Starting July 1, the follow- tact the nearest Division of TC Strutters produce license that’s valid after July 1, tion license that’s valid after ing Utah hunting fees will be Wildlife Resources office or the they will save money by waiting July 1, you should wait to buy reduced: for resident deer per- DWR’s Salt Lake City office at until after July 1 to buy deer or your permit. The cost for a gen- mit (before July 1) $40 and (801) 538-4700. another successful banquet, auction by Dave Gumucio for 2007. CORRESPONDENT “Wild turkeys are a huge wildlife The toms were strutting and the success story in Utah,” Mitchell said. hens were clucking at the National “Hundreds of people across the state Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) are hearing and seeing these birds Banquet held Saturday at the during their trips outdoors, and Deseret Peak Complex. The Tooele more and more hunters are applying County Strutters (TC Strutters) are for a permit to hunt them.” not only Utah’s most successful Currently hunters have a one in NWTF Chapter but they also have four chance of drawing a turkey one of the largest and most success- permit in Tooele County. That ratio ful chapter banquets in the nation. is likely to decrease. The goal is to The largest banquet recorded over have turkey tags available over the 950 attendees, underscoring the ded- counter. ication of their local leadership and “People get involved in hunting tremendous member, sponsor and and other outdoor activities for a donor support. The payoff is when number of reasons, but it’s almost outdoor and wildlife enthusiasts go certain that once a person spends hiking, camping and fishing in the time in the woods or on the water, Oquirrh and Stansbury Mountains. they begin to care about their The TC Strutters are responsible natural resources and will likely for all those wild turkeys witnessed become dedicated conservation- along area trails. ists,” said Rob Keck, CEO of the Thanks to the local chapters’ rein- NWTF. “With the help of conserva- troduction efforts, every spring Rio tion-minded sportsmen, today there Grande gobblers roam the county are more than 7 million wild turkeys booming their thunderous gobbles throughout North America. That’s down canyons following after the why our hunting heritage is impor- soothing and seductive yelps and tant, not only to hunters, but to all clucks of the romance-minded Americans.” Hens. “Utah has been instrumental in the comeback of the wild turkey photo courtesy of TC United It’s a great success story where man and wildlife work together for in the West,” said Dr. James Earl Over Memorial Day weekend, the TC United Boys U-12 team battled to the finals of the Wasatch Soccer Classic in Kaysville. Down three Kennamer, NWTF senior vice presi- goals to Wasatch Shock, TC United rallied to tie the game and send it into overtime. After the second overtime, the score was still tied the benefit of each other. In 1984 when the NWTF started its first dent of conservation programs. “Utah and went into penalty kicks. After 10 rounds of penalty kicks, TC United won. The tournament marked the first time the team placed in Department of Wildlife Resources a tournament. Front Row, left to right: Josh Gibson, Kyler Clements, Bryce Terry, Austin Greenland, Jara Eshete, Zac Chadwick, Darius chapter in Utah there were less than and volunteer efforts have expanded Johnson and Josh Gallegos. Back Row: Coach Eddie Clements, Dakota Brunson, Kaden Clements, Diego Gonzales, Joshua Meyer, Brek 1,000 wild turkeys in the state. More wild turkey populations and pro- Bentley, Dominick Johnson, Kaden Fonger, Coach Ricardo Gonzales. than 20 years later, Utah has more than 20,000 wild turkeys. moted our hunting heritage.” “Utah has one of the fastest grow- The TC Strutters chapter through the JAKES program provides schol- ing wild turkey populations in the arships to selected county high country,” said Dean Mitchell, upland school seniors for the university of game coordinator for the Utah Stansbury sports a new soccer program their choice. There are a number of Division of Wildlife Resources. “Wild local youth that have received this turkeys are doing really well here.” by Natalie Tripp and we’ve organized around 48 teams,” to play. In order to make soccer a positive prestigious scholarship. This year Why? Because of local NWTF CORRESPONDENT Augustine said who is a long time fan of the experience the league is allowing “special the TC Strutters Chapter promot- volunteers. Wild turkeys could not Stansbury Park is growing rapidly and game,. “The majority of our players ranges requests” from players and coaches desiring ed a special memorial scholarship be found in Tooele County before with that growth comes more recreational from 4 to 8 years old. We have both licensed to play together, unless the team has already fund bearing the name of one of 1998. One of the first things the sports for youth. After last spring’s baseball and volunteer coaches and I’ve sent more reached the maximum limit. its members, Jessica Clark-Tayon. TC Strutters did after organizing league was added, a new Stansbury soccer coaches to be licensed for the league.” Games will be held on Saturdays at Jessica was the TC Strutters’ schol- their NWTF Chapter during the fall program is under development. The starting cost to support the league Stansbury and Rose Springs elementary arship recipient for the chapter and of 1998 was to reintroduce 25 Rio During last summer’s Stansbury Days was $6,000 paid by the Stansbury Park schools and throughout parks in the town- state in 2003. After graduating from Community Association, fundraising, and Grande Turkeys to Tooele County. there was push for organized youth sports, ship. Grantsville High School she attend- private donations, he said. Every other year or so the new to get kids more involved in the commu- “Stansbury has some good parks, and our ed Utah State University until her “That initial cost covered equipment like NWTF chapter would reintroduced nity. service agency has been great at identifying battle with cancer ended her young balls, nets, goals, advertisement, and the more wild turkeys to different parts Joined with SAY, Soccer America for great places to play, while spreading it out to but dedicated life after only 21 years. SAY soccer program has a very good insur- of the county. Restoration efforts The perpetual endowment fund has Youth, the new Stansbury Soccer Club will ance company that provides help with coach make it convenient for parents,” Augustine also included enhancing the habitat provide every player with a soccer ball, added. “The best thing about soccer is all raised over $25,000, generously and manuals,” Augustine said. “The kids to handle the relocated birds. Now, donated by over 300 different con- summer camp, team picture and 16 games you need is some space, a ball and a couple are paying dollar for dollar, because their nine years later, Tooele County has servation, hunting, school and fam- throughout the fall and spring seasons of posts.” money is going right back into the program. over 2000 big game birds with more ily groups. The scholarship bearing for $65. According to club director, Mark If you are interested in registering to The summer camp will include some junior to come. Their efforts are a big her name will be award every year Augustine the league will support teams coaches from Argentina, Uruguay, and parts play for the Stansbury Soccer Club, there reason why Tooele County raised starting at under 5 up to under10, and will of Africa.” is an open registration at the Stansbury its number of turkey permits to 110 SEE AUCTION ON A12 try to find a way to accommodate the older The recreational program is open to those Clubhouse this Saturday or you can down- kids who are interested in playing. who reside within Stansbury Park boundar- load a registration form on-line at www. “We’ve had over 350 kids sign up to play, ies, and any other teams who would like stansburyassoc.org/soccer. Pet of the Week

overall in the CRF 50-class with Moto-X two third place finishes falling continued from page A10 behind Matt King and Ethan Hess and defeating Kobe Swanson, followed by Shawn Yarborough Peyton Smith, Kylee Drury, in fourth, Brandon Fors in fifth Jordan Batt, and Jack Milner. and Allred from Tooele in sixth. Jordan Andersen took home a Other competitors included fourth place trophy in the seven Gessel, Dallas England, Travis to nine-year old division with two Bunkall, Michael Busch, and fourth place finishes, finishing Rodney Wheeler. behind Carson Jorgensen, Conor Adams also finished second Swider, and Josh Anderson. overall in the supermini class Dylan Bunnow took home a with a third and second place sixth place finish in the four- finish and falling behind Wesley stroke class with a seventh and Parker overall. Wesley Pierson sixth place finish. Bunnow fell finished in third, with Shawn behind Truman Andersen, Brady Meryhew in fourth and Walker Christensen, Caleb Coats, Jayden Andreasen from Tooele in fifth. Caires, and Johnny Anderson and Other competitors were Christian defeated Isaac Bezzant, Jordan Kuronya and Yarborough. Wright, Megan Bernardo, Aubrey Border Collie Tooele County native Cody Jorgensen and Val Houston. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Whitehouse finished in second Payton Andersen took home a required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. place in the Pee Wee ATV compe- Shelters are only required to hold animals for tition with two second place fin- sixth place trophy in the Shaft B ishes falling just behind Jayden class with a sixth and fifth place three days before they are euthanized. Caires and defeating Mathew finish, falling just behind Mason For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals Tiffany and Parker Fidler. Van Renselaar, Jaden Lazenby, available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at Osten Higley finished in sec- Jaron Swanson, Jack Milner, and 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville ond place overall in the 250- Bridger Lehane. Animal Shelter at 884-6881. Overall, Higley says that the junior class with a fourth and Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. second place finish and falling event was, “just a lot of fun. It just behind Kevin Draper in first was great to get everyone out place. Other competitors includ- and watch everyone do a good Tooele Veterinary ed Alex Mecham, Kyle Adams job and enjoy themselves for a Clinic (Tooele), Broc Stout, and Kyle Summer evening.” photo courtesy of Stefanie Shoemaker Draper. Deseret peak will host another A motocross racer takes a jump at the Arenacross Motorcycle tourna- 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Whitehouse also took third Arenacross event on Aug. 17. ment at Deseret Peak on Friday. A12

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Anderson, Tooele County Strutters’ Adult Adu mulling options to play overseas Auction President. “Without our sponsors continued from page A11 and the generous donations we by Doug Alden In his first 96 MLS games, Adu take Adu for as long as he can. the national under-17 team, which receive from local businesses and ASSOCIATED PRESS had 12 goals and 18 assists. His “I think Freddy has been pretty Adu was playing for at age 12. to a Utah State Wildlife student. This our members we couldn’t do the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Now relationship with D.C. gradually clear that if an opportunity comes, Adu said he was disappointed year’s scholarship was over $1000. things we do and offer the County that he’s 18, U.S. soccer’s child deteriorated. Adu wasn’t happy he wants to take it,” Kreis said. when Ellinger was removed as The annual award amount will grow a growing and healthy population of prodigy Freddy Adu is an adult — with the way United was playing “Listen, I was a player. I wanted to coach and given an administrative as the fund grows in strength from America’s Big Game Bird.” eligible to take his future overseas. him, mostly on the wing instead go to Europe too. All of the players job, but that wouldn’t be a reason charitable donations like the one Ty and Kathy Anderson, own- Adu is still a member of Real Salt of his preferred position in mid- do. It’s just like if you’re in Europe for him to leave Salt Lake. received Saturday night by the TC ers of the Handy Corner conve- Lake and is preparing to play for field. He also had some very public playing basketball. Where do you “It’s been great so far. I’ve really Strutters from the National Wild nience store and A&W restaurant in the U.S. national team in the FIFA clashes with his coach. want to be? You want to be in the enjoyed myself,” Adu said. “I real- Turkey Federation for $1000. Grantsville, are just a few of many Under-20 World Cup this summer. Real Salt Lake went after the U.S.” ly enjoy being in an environment Youth 17-years-old or younger volunteers that have played a big After that, he could be saying good- frustrated teen, knowing his 18th Kreis and Adu were team- where I’m allowed to be myself who like hunting, fishing, hiking, part in local hunting and conserva- bye to Major League Soccer for a birthday was coming up and he mates when the season opened. and I have that respect of the guys camping or just being outside with tion efforts for wild turkeys and shot at playing on the elite fields would be eligible to transfer to a Then Kreis suddenly retired one — we have that mutual respect. your family, then JAKES is the pro- other wildlife. Ty said the tremen- of Europe. European team. Two months after month in to replace John Ellinger I couldn’t have a better group of gram for you. JAKES stands for dous dedication and commitment Hello? Hola? Bonjour? Anybody the trade, RSL finally worked out as coach after the team’s winless teammates at the moment. These Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics of the TC Stutters banquet commit- over in Europe still interested? some messy negotiations over pub- start. Ellinger was Adu’s coach on guys are great.” and Sportsmanship. The National tee of Darren Allred, Louis Dunyon, “You want to get better. You want lic funding to build a new stadium Wild Turkey Federation started the Jody and Laurie Erickson, Paul and to challenge yourself. That’s where in the suburbs. RSL got a headliner JAKES program as a way to give Gail Kaletta (past president), Bob everybody wants to go,” Adu said. before the contentious deal was kids the chance to explore their out- Pannunzio (past president), James “For me to get to the next level, that completed, although maybe not door world through hundreds of fun Schlosser and all the many mem- would be really going to Europe permanently. events held across North America. bers and volunteers have helped and continuing my learning curve “Hopefully things go the right During these events JAKES mem- make this years banquet such a big at the next level.” way. Hopefully we’ll be able to bers get to learn cool skills that they success. Since 1985 banquets such work everything out with MLS and Adu turned 18 on June 2, making can take to the field to stay safe and as this one have raised more than these teams from overseas,” Adu him eligible under the complicated have fun. The NWTF Tooele County one million dollars to be spent for said. regulations of international soccer Strutters will be hosting JAKES day education, habitat and wild turkey “Everybody wants to go to to transfer to a club outside the on June 23 at the left hand fork of projects within the state. Europe because that’s where the In addition, no one went home United States. Settlement Canyon. Activities are sport is No. 1. Here it’s about sixth hungry from this year’s banquet. The Whether the teams abroad are free and will start precisely at 9 on the sports scale,” he said. “It’s five-star banquet dinner, catered by as interested as they were when a.m. and organizers say to be there where the passion is. Everything.” early so local youth won’t miss any Tooele County’s own Elizabeth’s Adu was a 14-year-old phenom may Adu’s agent, Richard Motzkin, archery, trap shooting, muzzleload- Catering and Richard’s Roundup be another matter. Adu feels his said there is nothing immediately ers, Ducks Unlimited, GPS training Barbecue kicked-off the event in feet are still every bit as nimble as on the horizon. He said there are and many other activities, games grand style. The buffet was all you they were four years ago. He just always talks with international and prizes. There will even be lots of can eat and everyone took full hasn’t had many chances to show teams involving players with a pro- pizza for those hungry youth. advantage of Richard’s famous bar- it lately. file like Adu, but wouldn’t say who For last Saturday’s banquet many becued pulled-pork and ranch beans Adu plays for Real Salt Lake, is still interested. local sponsors and donors contrib- not to mention Elizabeth’s delicious which was winless through its first “I still think there’s a lot more to uted everything from faux potatoes grilled chicken, rosemary roasted nine games. He scored just one goal be written in Freddy’s story and in to firearms to a Honda Foreman red potatoes, garden green salad during the slow start and the rest of the future,” Motzkin said. 4x4 four-wheeler by Steadman’s and assorted homemade rolls and the team combined for only six. Adu worked out last fall with Recreation. cookies. Playing in the smallest market in English Premiere League club “Almost everyone goes home According to Jon Leonard, presi- the league, Adu’s profile has faded Manchester United. with something from the banquet,” dent of the Utah State Chapter of some since he was traded to Salt Although he hasn’t met expecta- said Paul Kaletta, banquet commit- the NWTF, “…the Tooele County Lake by D.C. United in December. tions, those expectations may have tee member and the first president Strutters put on one of the best He will have a chance to re-estab- been a little unrealistic. Adu is still of the TC Strutters. “Our sponsors banquets in America,” he said with lish himself this summer at the U-20 barely an adult. He said even when and contributors really make our a smile. “It is a real tribute to the World Cup in Canada. he joined Real in December that he banquet a big success.” dedication and hard work of all its “I’ve got to kind of get ready still hoped to play for a European The gala event included door members and supporters.” for that,” Adu said. “I’m not going team. He said he expected to play prizes, raffles, games, silent and live To get involved with the Tooele to worry about anything else right the season with Salt Lake, then see auctions, and special programs for County Strutters and the NWTF now, but to focus on playing and let what kind of offers he had. women and children keeping the call Ty Anderson at 435-830-4660 my agent deal with the other stuff.” After taking a short break to atmosphere fun and exciting. The or sign-up on-line at www.nwtf.org A good showing against the celebrate his 18th birthday with AP photo / Douglas C. Pizac sponsors, donors and contributors or www.utahnwtf.org or call the world’s top youth soccer players friends and family at his home in Real Salt Lake’s Freddy Adu takes the ball downfield during an MLS for this year’s banquet did a great National Wild Turkey Federation’s may revive interest in Adu. His MLS Maryland, Adu wouldn’t say wheth- soccer game April 7 in Salt Lake City. Adu is still a member of Real job of raising money for education, Regional Director Brett Johnson career, so far, hasn’t lived up to the er he intended to finish the season Salt Lake and is preparing to play for the U.S. national team in the habitat conservation and wild tur- at 435-259-9453 or e-mail him at hype since D.C. United took him with RSL once the U-20 World Cup FIFA Under-20 World Cup this summer. After that, he could be saying key restoration. Unfortunately they [email protected]. Make sure with the top overall draft pick when wraps up in late July. goodbye to Major League Soccer for a shot at playing on the elite were too numerous to mention. to mention you want to become a he was 14. RSL coach Jason Kreis said he’ll fields of Europe. “It’s a team effort,” said Ty member of the TC Strutters. HOMETOWN B1

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■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Sarah West at 882-0050. Make a meal for Dad’s Day ather’s Day is Fcoming up Sunday and through- out the nation, children of all ages are racking their brains asking themselves, Diane Sagers “What do I CORRESPONDENT get Dad for Father’s Day?” Some thought Homefront about the question some time back and have known for weeks what they would buy. Others went ahead and bought a gift weeks ago. Some have thought about it for weeks and still haven’t found just the right gift. Many have not been quite that attentive to the question. In fact some people certainly have not thought about it at all and will read this column and say to themselves “Oh, yeah. It is Fathers Day this Sunday. I’d better do something about that.” What to get Dad is a knotty question and a knotty question deserves a knotty answer. Buy a necktie. Millions of people must think so because they will do just that. If Mother’s Day is a day for candy and flowers, Father’s Day is the day for neck- ties. photography / Troy Boman It is said that American’s Terry Jones, of Grantsville, gets his hair cut by Grantsville barber Paul Cook on Monday. Terry’s dad, Melvin, sits on a bench after his haircut. spend more than a billion dol- lars each year to buy 100 million neckties. That is enough neck- ties to put on every man over the age of twenty in the United States. Now, neckties may be popu- lar, but it appears to me that some of the men in this coun- try are getting more than their A cut and requisite one-per-man share, because I personally know sev- eral who won’t get any at all — and my guess is you do too. Father’s Day is a relatively new holiday. Mother’s Day has been celebrated in various forms around the world for centuries, conversation although when the English settled in North America, for one reason or another, they gave it up. Perhaps it fell by the Grantsville barber changes with wayside because they were so busy trying to survive — and the earliest religious settlers weren’t the times, learns new styles much for holidays anyway. It was observed again in the very beginning of the 20th century by Karen Lambert their hair, although they care about looking good. and became a national holiday CORRESPONDENT But, he believes there’s a small percentage who are in 1914. Paul Cook owns a barber shop. That means girls more particular than women. Father’s Day, on the other better stay out — or at least most girls. There are no- “They’re just exacting, unrealistic expectations,” hand, came about more slowly. nonsense benches on the side for waiting, a single he said. Listening to a Mother’s Day black barber chair and the decor brings to mind Some of those have 12 hairs on the top of their sermon in 1909, Sonora Smart hunting and the outdoors. head and want to leave looking like they have a full Dodd, who was raised by So does the conversation. Cook believes many head of hair, he said. Cook, who wears his head her father, determined that a men — around 600 a year — come to Cook’s Barber clean-shaven can empathize with that. Father’s Day celebration was Shop in Grantsville, because they like to talk about The tall man comfortable in jeans and cowboy long overdue. She organized a guy things like the weather and sports. boots works around 30 hours a week in his shop Father’s Day celebration and Customers add they like the excellent quality of — staying open until midnight Friday nights to chose June 19, 1910, to hold the the cuts and Cook’s accommodating style. accommodate all schedules — and teaches 20 first one, because her father was Tooele resident Dan Lawrence has been getting hours a week at Salt Lake Community College’s hair born in June. his hair cut at Cook’s shop since the first week it school. In 1926, a National Father’s opened. Former judge, Edward Watson, of Grantsville, is Day Committee was formed in “There’s kind of an environment there at the bar- another longtime customer. Watson says of course New York City. ber shop, kind of small town. A lot of locals come he likes the sharp cuts, but he also enjoys the con- It was recognized by in,” said Lawrence. “Those beauty salons, they just versation. Congress in 1956, but it was don’t smell good. You go in there and they smell like “We talk about the weather, what used to be in not until 1972, that President perms and nail polish or whatever they do. I’ve gone terms of farming and ranching in Grantsville and Richard Nixon established a per- to beauty shops before and I just feel more comfort- how that is changing. We talk about his opera- manent national observance of able at barber shops.” tion of cattle and we talk about sports, generally Father’s Day to be held the third Cook says not having to give perms is one of Grantsville High School and how they’re doing,” Sunday of June. the perks of barbering. He gave a few when he first Watson said. “I find him very informed about a lot The necktie is arguably the started out 14 years ago, but quickly quit because of of things and that could be because he’s in a place most popular Father’s Day gift, complaints over the smell. where he talks to a lot of people about a lot of but cards take their place as In addition, he says his male clients know exactly things, but he’s also a very intelligent person — an well. It is the fifth most popu- what they want when they come in, while women photography / Troy Boman lar card holiday with fathers, are more indecisive. Glen Gordon, of Salina, gets his mullet trimmed by Grantsville bar- SEE BARBER ON B7 ber Paul Cook on Monday. Gordon said he was going to a wedding Cook says generally men are not obsessive about SEE MEAL ON B2 next week and wanted to look good for the ladies.

WHERE YA FROM?

ooele County is full of and then we moved backed to Handy Corner to get a nice, but as Tooele grows I’m laid-back, country life, to Murray,” Lee said. “After soda and people there would sure that the improvement is Tand that’s the exact rea- living in the rural setting of say, ‘Oh you’re so-and-so’s on its way.” LAID-BACK son Laura Lee and her hus- Idaho we couldn’t take the kids,’” Lee said. “I like the COUNTRY band moved to Grantsville. busy, crowded life of Salt small town life, the close-knit complied by Natalie Tripp Two weeks ago the couple Lake.” community, where everyone LIFE and their young son moved Lee does have relatives in knows everyone.” If you’re a newcomer or know out to the Tooele Valley to Tooele County which makes She does suggest one of a newcomer who’d like to Name: Laura Lee escape the hustle and bustle moving to Grantsville an improvement Tooele County share the story of why they From: Murray of Salt Lake City. added bonus. could make, though. moved to Tooele County, please To: Grantsville “We had lived in Riverton “I remember coming out “There are only a couple of contact Sarah West at (435) and then we moved to Idaho to visit family and my sib- roads in and out of Tooele, and 882-0050 or via e-mail at Falls for my husband’s job lings and I would go down another road or two would be [email protected]. B2

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home improvement merchan- solution is to take him out for 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon butter 12-ounce or 16-ounce carton Meal dise, electronics and garden- dinner, but a home-cooked meal Blend dressing ingredients in Mix dry ingredients. Add frozen whipped topping (or continued from page B1 ing tools follow that. They say is always welcome. a saucepan. Heat over medium water and stir until smooth. chocolate flavored whipped top- that the way to a man’s heart is Kids in the kitchen may opt heat, stirring constantly, until Cook ten minutes and add egg ping) husbands, grandfathers, uncles, through his stomach. If that is for breakfast in bed — breakfast mixture thickens and turns yolks. When cooked, remove Chocolate syrup sons and sons-in-law receiving true, planning the meal becomes seems to be the easiest meal of clear. Cool. Pour over greens from heat and add lemon juice, Grind cookies to fine texture missives to commemorate the important. the day. A nice dinner, however, and oranges and stir to coat. rind, and pineapple. Cool slight- in a food processor. Mix with is well worth the effort. day. The question changes from ly and place in baked pie shell. melted margarine. Pat into the Since Father’s Day comes just bottom of a 9 x 13 pan. Soften After ties, the most popular what should I get for Dad to Fruit Salad Meringue before the beginning of summer, Mix together an assortment 4 egg whites ice cream and spread over the gift is dinner. Sporting goods, what should I fix for him? One summer-time fare is likely to be of your favorite fresh or canned 1 teaspoon vanilla crumb layer. Stir to soften the well received. Take the steaks fruits such as grapes, bananas, 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar whipped topping and add choco- to the grill and fix a salad and apples, pineapple, and fruits in 1/2 cup sugar late syrup to taste. Spread over Fund-Raiser Benefit Production maybe a baked potato and you season. Top with a fruit salad Beat egg whites with vanilla ice cream. Spread another layer will likely make points. Top it dressing (below) and cream of tartar until soft of ice cream over that. Sprinkle off with pie and voila! You have peaks form. Gradually add reserved cookie crumbs on top. a winner. Fruit Salad Dressing 1 cup water sugar, beating until stiff and Cover and freeze. A tossed salad goes with such glossy peaks form and all the Serve with a drizzle of choco- a meal, but plain old salad with 3 tablespoons cornstarch 2/3 cup sugar sugar is dissolved. Spread late syrup over the top. the same old dressing is not meringue over hot filling, seal- likely to win any special notice. Fruit juice Mix sugar and cornstarch. ing meringue to the edges of This coming Saturday Try changing the theme just a the pastry. Bake at 350 degrees the Tooele County Master little with Sunshine salad. Add boiling water and juice and cook over boiling water in for 12 to 15 minutes or until the Gardeners will host a garden Sunshine Salad a double boiler until mixture meringue is golden. Cool. tour of delightful landscapes (Serves 4 to 6) thickens and turns clear. Cutting Tip: To cut the in the communities of Tooele 1/2 bunch spinach meringue-topped pies without Valley. Enjoy a visit to pretty A Musical Comedy 1 small head butter lettuce the meringue sticking to the gardens and get ideas for your 1 11-ounce can Mandarin Lemon Pineapple Pie knife, dip the knife blade in own garden. The gardens will Books, Music and Lyrics oranges (Makes two eight-inch pies) water before each cut. be available for viewing from by Dan Goggin 1 small red onion, sliced 4 tablespoons flour Drain Mandarin oranges and 5 tablespoons cornstarch 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, set liquid aside. Combine orang- 1 cup sugar Grasshopper Pie (cool and June 16. Get your map at es, spinach, lettuce and onions 2 cups boiling water festive) Speirs Farm, 392 West 200 NUNSENSE is a hilarious talent show staged by and toss together. Pinch salt 1/2 package Oreo-type sand- South in Tooele, or at Gary the five survivors at the Little Sisters of Hoboken Dressing 2 egg yolks wich cookies and Janet Fawson’s home, 187 nunnery, the rest of the sisterhood having Liquid from mandarin oranges 1 lemon (rind and juice) 1/3 cup margarine, melted North Waterhole Way for a succumbed to botulism after eating vichyssoise 1/4 teaspoon ginger Scant cup of crushed pine- 1/2 gallon mint chocolate chip donation of $5 per person to the 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard apple or similar ice cream Master Gardener’s association. prepared by Sister Julia, Child of God. The remaining “Lil’ Hobos” parade their talents at a Subscribe Today GRADUATIONS variety show staged to raise funds so that the last 882-0050 four of the dearly departed can be buried. ment with V-Day, Kayla helped Kayla Smith raise more than $20,000 for the Rape Recovery Center and was NUNSENSE offers a cornucopia of hilarity for the Kayla Smith graduated Summa selected for several prestigious whole family, proving…NUN rhymes with FUN! Cum Laude with a B.A. in com- awards including; Westminster’s This production is to help raise funds for new munication from Westminster Board of Trustees’ Character College on Saturday, June 2. Award, Utah’s Young Volunteer seating in the Tooele High School Auditorium. Kayla was actively involved dur- of the Year for 2006 and the Utah ing her four years at Westminster. Campus Compact’s Outstanding pm She served as a resident adviser Engaged Student Award. Since June 14,15,16 • 7 Concealed for two years and for three years graduating, Kayla has begun her Tooele High School Auditorium was involved with organizing career as the director of devel- Firearms Training Westminster’s V-Day event, a opment and admissions at J.E. $10 adults, $7 kids Get your Concealed campaign dedicated to stop- Cosgriff Catholic Elementary Firearms permit. Classes ping violence against women School. Kayla is the daughter of held on a regular basis. and girls. Through her involve- Ron and Carol Smith. For reservations, call 435-833-1978 More information available at: ext. 2189 After greeting immediately dial extension. www.greatbasinguns.com Kayla Smith Or email at [email protected] or Call 435-830-3921 Douglas Liddell Tyler Boegler Jessica and Rachel are proud Tyler Boegler, son of James to announce the graduation of (Butch) and Ann Boegler their father Douglas W. Liddell received the highest honor from The winner of from the University of Phoenix Judge Memorial Catholic High this year’s theme with a bachelor’s degree in busi- School. He was presented with THE ness management. Mom, Julie the “Christ the King” award in contest is Mary (Dixon) is proud as well. They recognition of outstanding dedi- Goldsberry. This reside in Riverton where Wilton cation and zeal to the service year’s theme is is self-employed. He is the son of God and school. He was also of the late Adrian and Marrien awarded outstanding AP calcu- “PATRIOTISM, Liddell, long-time Tooele resi- lus BC, physics and AP music PASS IT ON” dents. theory student of the year. Tyler was presented as class salutato- rian and also the MSGR James T. Kenny award winner for out- Tyler Boegler Plans are under way for the 2007, 4th of July celebration in Tooele. standing scholar in school activ- We This year we will host a week long celebration. Please contact the ities. Tyler is a member of St. will be attending the University encourage individuals listed for information on the following events: Boost Marguerite’s parish in Tooele. He of Utah in the fall. families, July 3 & 4 RODEO JIM HARRELL 882-2463 Your WEDDINGS businesses, July 4 PARADE PARKS & RECREATION 843-2143 PARK ACTIVITIES/BOOTHS PARKS & RECREATION 843-2143 Business! church ENTERTAINMENT SUSAN TRUJILLO 882-5496 Harris / Vance groups, 5K RUN KAREN PERRY 830-7846 Matt and Debra Harris are CHAMBER BREAKFAST 882-0690 etc., to TOOELETRANSCRIPT delighted to announce the wed- July 5 KARAOKE CONTEST RON BAUM 843-3584 ULLETIN ding of their daughter Jordan build a July 6 MOVIE IN THE PARK PARKS & RECREATION 843-2143 B to Canyon Vance, son of Wayne float and July 7 TEAM ROPING OAKLY ROGERS 241-0059 ADVERTISING and Cindi Vance of Spanish Fork. TY HERNDON CONCERT $5 per ticket. Tickets available at 882-0050 They will be married June 15, enter it in 2007, for time and all eternity in Tooele City Finance Dept. at 90 N. Main. the parade. the Salt Lake Temple. A reception NO checks accepted. NO phone orders. in their honor will be held that evening from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Stansbury Park Clubhouse. Please forgive us if we inadver- tently missed inviting anyone, you are welcome to stop by and celebrate this happy day! Jordan, Canyon Vance and Jordan Harris Canyon and dog, Dodger will Tooele Arts Festival 2007 make their home in Stansbury. Children’s Art Yard Schedule • “Summer Fun” Friday • June 22, 2007 Sunday • June 24, 2007 MISSIONARIES TOOELE 1:00 Stained Glass Lanterns 1:00 Wind Chimes (Stars) 2:00 Foam Cups 2:00 Race Cars Sister Lucy Nuttall 3:00 Wind Chimes (Birds) 3:00 Sports Pendants

MUSIC Sister Lucy Mack Nuttall is 4:00 Sunglasses 4:00 Stuffed Football returning home after success- 5:00 Mosiacs 5:00 Extreme Sports fully completing a mission for 6:00 Snakes Bumper Stickers The Church of Jesus Christ of 7:00 Airplanes with propeller Latter-day Saints. She served Extra Crafts in the North Carolina Charlotte Saturday • June 23, 2007 Rainbow Tops mission. 12:00 Color Me Backpacks Window Decors Sister Nuttall will speak 1:00 Sand Dollar Necklace Catch Cones Sunday, June 17 at 1 p.m. in the ARTISTS 2:00 Seahorse paddle Gliders 18th Ward sacrament meeting, 3:00 Wind Chimes (Fish) 141 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. June 22, 23, 24 Sister Nuttall is the daughter 4:00 Coral Wreath Tooele City Park of Sharon Nuttall and the late 5:00 Sand Castle Bottles 200 West Vine Street Arthur Nuttall. ARTS FESTIVAL 6:00 Fish Magnets www.tooeleartsfestival.org Sister Lucy Mack Nuttall 7:00 Flower Lai Featured Visual Artists FREE ADMISSION Find Your Dream Home! TOOELETRANSCRIPT Heather Merrill Marion Icabell Rich Passey Donna Watkins Tony Adams Brent Lowery Nancy Cavazos BULLETIN Hand-made painted Sculptured golf balls Paintings made All-season Pencil drawings Chainsaw-carved Copper, brass and newborn dolls in animals from leather hand-painted gourds wooden bears silver jewelry B3

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Summer vacation offers children a much-needed break from the aca- demic rigors of the school year, but in today’s highly competitive world, parents might encourage children to continue to focus on academics dur- ing the summer to give them a head start for next school year. Before you enter your children into a summer academic program, con- sider these tips from Greta Pennell, associate professor of education at the University of Indianapolis, who encourages parents to seek non-aca- demic activities that are equally suc- cessful in stimulating your child’s brain. “While it’s important for them not to lose ground over the summer, they shouldn’t be drilled and killed either,” Pennell said. “Anything academic needs to be moderated with true free time that can include enrichment and fun things that kids normally wouldn’t do in school.” Instead of traditional book learn- ing, use the summer break as an opportunity to engage in activities that inspire a “teaching moment.” Try one of these activities to provoke thought in your kids. Visit a state park, which presents a great opportunity to learn about history and science. Swimming les- sons will continue to teach your children how to listen and follow directions, which will pay dividends in the fall. Seek out local festivals and fairs, which can allow kids to ANSWERS ON B5 ANSWERS ON B5 explore history, new cultures and music. Ask your children to help you with household projects. Working in your garden exposes your children to sci- ence. Cooking with your kids can teach them math if, for example, you have to double a recipe. Additionally, these projects will improve your ��� ��� ���� ����� �� ���� ������ �� ����� ��� child’s attention to detail. Lastly, remember to balance structured time with unstructured playtime every day. Give your chil- dren time to be kids as well. � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Write to Barbara Barontini in care of King Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- 6475, or send an e-mail to letters. �� ������� �� ���� ��� �������� ���� ����� �� ������ [email protected].

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B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007 The Bulletin Board

E. Main in Grantsville. Competition Tooele is open to those girls who have completed grades 1-6. Competition Tooele County Fair will include street wear, talent, party Please visit the fair’s Web site at dress and an on-stage interview. The www.tooelefair.com for a complete pageant will take place June 30 at 3 schedule of events, rules & entry p.m. at Grantsville High School. If forms for the Car Show, Demolition you have any questions call Jan Baird Derby, 5K Run, Little Miss Pageant, at 435-224-3288 or Krista Penney at Karaoke Contest, Battle of the Bands 841-9951. and vendor & food booths. Veterans needed If any Army, Navy or Marine veter- Dugway an or active duty personnel are in the area it would be appreciative if they Community program call Debbie Winn with the Tooele Dugway Proving Ground will host County Chamber of Commerce a luncheon and have a program fea- office at 882-0690 or e-mail her at turing a community choir and patri- [email protected] or con- otic salute at the Community Club tact Lance Wallace at 833-2853 or in honor of Flag Day and the Army’s through e-mail at lance.wallace@us. 228th birthday from 11:45 a.m. to army.mil. A list is being compiled of 12:45 p.m. on Thursday, June 14. veterans and active duty military in Contact the Chaplain at (435) 831- the area for a celebration. 2431 for advanced tickets $2. Tickets Wanted: musicians at the door will be $7. Tooele Community Orchestra is preparing for a Summer Pops Performance on Monday, July 2. Ophir Rehearsals are at Johnsen Jr. High (Overlake) band room, Wednesday Ophir Days and Thursday at 7 p.m., June 13- Food and craft vendors interested 28, for all string, wind, brass and in Ophir Days should contact Scott photo courtesy of Becky Bingham percussion instruments. Directed by at 882-1075. Derrick Ho experiences what it is like to be a patient that has been rescued by University Health Care’s AirMed. The University Health Carolyn Grow. Call Betta Nash 882- Care’s Stansbury Center held a health fair on June 2 to educate residents on the importance of receiving frequent check-ups. 5107 or 830-8082 for music or infor- by June 1. For reservations or more stories and much more. VBS will this year! All classes required for mation. Grist Mill be from June 11 to 15. Admission is a high school diploma, adult basic Week of fun for kids information, contact Saila Felver at 951-303-8974 or sailafelver@yahoo. free. VBS runs from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. education, GED preparation, word Come join us for a grand adven- Seven Brides for Seven Brothers com. located at 822 E. Main St., Suit #2 in processing, drivers’ education and ture the week of June 18 –22 from 9 The Benson Gristmill Performing Grantsville. English as a second language are a.m. to 12:15 p.m. It will be a never- Arts Foundation are holding auditions DHS reunion available. Register now to graduate Dugway High School will be hav- First Baptist VBS ending week of fun with exciting their performance of “Seven Brides Vacation Bible School (VBS) will — just $35 per semester. Located at games and bible stories, fun crafts for Seven Brothers.” Auditions for ing their High School Reunion on 76 S. 1000 W., Can be reached at 833- Saturday, Sept. 1. This is open to all be held at the First Baptist Church, and rocking tunes. Children kinder- the Aug. 10, 11 and 13 performances 235 West Main in Grantsville, June 1994. Adult Education classes are for garten through sixth grade are invit- are scheduled for Thursday, June 14 elementary, high school students as students 18 and over. well as parents and faculty. If you 18-22, from 10 a.m. to noon. Classes ed. We are located at 580 S. Main St., at 6 p.m. at the Janis Smart Memorial will be for grades 1-6. Registration Take GED Tooele. Admission is free. Questions Library in Tooele and Friday, June 15 would like to have further informa- tion please contact Lisa (Schrier) will be Monday, June 18 from 9:30 to The GED test will be given on June call us at 882-2048. at 6 p.m. at the GHS north portable 10 a.m. For more information, con- 18 and 19, starting at 8 a.m. Please Attention singles over 30 classroom in Grantsville. Call 849- Vender [email protected] (608- 374- 3338) or Kelly (Stephens) Presutti tact Eve, 884-3737. contact Andrea at 833-1994 by June On Friday, June 15, our dancing 1735 or 882-4894 for more info.. This Singles luncheon 14. Pre-registration is required. year’s production is produced by [email protected] (724-274- activity will be held at 752 N. 520 All singles are invited to a lun- English as a second language Christie Steadman and directed by 4864). E. $3 donation, refreshments served cheon on Saturday, June 16, at 1 p.m. ESOL conversational classes are Matt Price. ’77 THS reunion and dressy-casual attire. Dance at the Tooele North Stake Center, held Monday and Thursday from 7 instruction will begin at 8:30 p.m. The search is on for Tooele High School class of 1977 classmates. We 583 North 270 East, Tooele. Please to 9 p.m. at the Adult Education and the fun goes on until midnight. join us for good food, friends, and Learning Center, 76 S. 1000 West. For further information, call Dale need to know where to send invite for 30 year reunion. Let Sharon at entertainment. ESOL students may come anytime Whitehead at 882-6688. Deseret Peak the center is open for Individualized Home buying workshop 882-0445 or Cecelia at 882-4636 or Donna at 882-5702 know your new study with our software programs Free first time home buyer’s work- Softball field address to send invitations to. If you Library and textbooks. The book fee is $25 shop will be held at the Best Western There are no practices on the fields know of anyone who has moved out per semester. Inn in Tooele 365 N Main on June 21 unless scheduled. Please call Jeff at of the area and would like to attend Mystery story contest Inglés idioma segundo from 11 a.m. to noon or 7 to 8 p.m. 843-4010 for more information. please give us their address or have Attention all teens, check out our ¿Aprendes Inglés? Apúntate y Register now at 882-0355. Aquatic Center swim dates them call one of these phone num- Web site at http://tooelecity.org/tcl/ participa en las divertidas clases Garden tour The 2007 swim session dates are: bers. library.html for the first chapter of de inglés como idioma segundo. This coming Saturday the Tooele June 12-21 (no 9 a.m.), June 25-July our mystery story which began May Partícipes: principiantes y avan- County Master Gardeners will host a 6, July 9-19, July 23-Aug. 3, Aug. 6- Rose Springs summer school Rose Springs Elementary is still 22. Enter your writing of the third zados. Centro de Educación para garden tour of delightful landscapes 16. Lessons are offered at 9 a.m., 10 accepting new registrations for sum- chapter by June 20, and the fourth Adultos 76 South 1000 West, Tooele; in the communities of Tooele Valley. a.m., and 11 a.m. Call 435-843-4035 mer school which will run from chapter no later than July 3. Our Teléfono: 833-1994. ¡No faltes! Enjoy a visit to pretty gardens and for more info. June 11-28, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. judges are ready and eager to read get ideas for your own garden. The Attention R.C. enthusiasts Monday through Thursday. The cost your chapters. Each winning chapter gardens will be available for viewing We are forming a list of people is $30. Don’t miss out on this great will be available to read on-line and Groups from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, who would like to continue using opportunity for fun hands-on learn- in a book kept at the library. If you June 16. Get your map at Speirs the remote control car track at the ing. Students from other schools are need help accessing our web page Caregiver guide classes Farm, 392 West 200 South in Tooele, Deseret Peak Complex. All forms welcome. the library staff can help. Do you care for a family member or at Gary and Janet Fawson’s home, of off road vehicles are welcome. If Children’s programs or friend who has a mental illness? 187 North Waterhole Way for a dona- interested call Chad Olds at 435-843- THS Class of 1962 All members of Tooele High School On June 26 at 6 p.m. will be our The June Caregiver Guide Class will tion of $5 per person to the Master 4441 in the evenings or call Deseret “Pink Panther Scavenger Hunt,” see be dealing with this sometimes dif- Gardener’s association. Peak at 843-4020. class of ‘62 are invited to attend their 45-year reunion on Saturday, Aug. if you can locate all the objects ficult and sensitive issue. Caregiver 11. Planned activities include several and get a reward for your detective Guide Classes are held monthly to Grantsville tour, golf, lunch and prime rib buffet skills. One more fun program for help you to provide hands-on training Philanthropy at the Eagle’s Nest. Cost is $25 per kids ages 6 through 12 is the Hogle with a wide range of topics changing Zoo Outreach program. This pro- monthly. The meeting also provides Fourth of July charity person. Call Andi Anderson (882- Volunteers to lead/side-walk horses 0804) or Joe McBride (882-4818) for gram has limited seating and tickets a support system for caregivers in Grantsville City’s 4th of July is Healing horses therapeutic riding more information by June 14. will be requested at the door. Don’t the community. Next class will be going to be even more amazing than center is beginning their riding pro- be left out! Tuesday, June 19 from 7 to 8:30 previous years. As always this is gram in May. Volunteers are needed p.m. at the Tooele Senior Citizens event is completely a charity event to lead and side-walk the horses for Kids Center, 59 E. Vine St. Refreshments with all game and ride and carshow riders with special needs. For more Education will be served. For more information funds raised going to Tooele County information please contact Kathy at regarding this free service, call Dee charities. The parade will start at the 843-7774. Summer Craze Askerlund, RN at Mountain West There will be summer adventures Personal ancestral file class Grantsville Cemetery at 11 a.m., end- Gentling wild horses and burros The personal ancestral file class Home Health and Hospice or Barb ing at the Cherry Street park with the that include Meet the Challenge, A The Intermountain Wild Horse on match/merge will be Wednesday, McFarland at Harmony Home Health car show and carnival starting and Pirates Life for Me, The Quest of & Burro Advisors Learning Center June 13 at 7 p.m. at the center, 751 and Hospice at 843-9054. live music starting at the end of the the West, Where in the World is Our in Erda needs volunteers to gentle N. 520 East in Tooele. The hours Diabetes classes set parade. We will have four live bands Imagination, Magical Potions and wild horses and burros. The center are Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 Anyone with diabetes don’t miss and more than eight kids rides with Spells, and a day of the performing is open Mondays, Wednesdays and p.m.; Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to out on self management classes held games and the counties largest fire arts. Times are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, and 6:30 p.m.; Thursday from 12:30 p.m. Wednesday evenings, June 13, 20 and works show at 9:30 p.m. Don’t miss every Thursday and Friday, starting Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays 27. You will need a doctor’s referral. the counties largest event. Please from June 21 through July 27 for Volunteers will gentle the animals from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The address For more information call Eilene get your parade entries in ASAP and children ages first grade and up. The and take them to BLM satellite adop- is 751 N. 520 East in Tooele. Call DeLeeuw and leave a message to with any questions please call Jason cost is $20. For more information tions around Utah. Volunteers must 882-1396 for more information or to register for the classes. Please call Duhon at 435-830-9714. see our Web site at www.tooelecity. be members of IWHBA ($15 for sin- sign up. 228-0048 or 882-5671. Miss Grantsville pageant org/citydepartments/youthservices. gle or $30 for family per year). Call asp or contact Terra Sherwood at Free plant pest help Trunk Show Miss Grantsville City Scholarship Janet Tipton at 843-7465 or (801) 843-2142. The Master Gardener organiza- The Tooele County Quilters will Pageant will take place June 30 at 7 554-4431 or visit www.iwhba.org for tion is offering free plant pest help be have a Trunk Show on Tuesday, p.m. at Grantsville High School. Doors more information. on Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m. June 19 at 9 a.m. at the extension will open at 6:15 p.m. Admittance Healing horses for students throughout the growing season. service auditorium. The Trunk Show price is: $4 per person and $2 for Churches Students, 12 and older, break away Bring samples to the USU Extension will feature Story Book Quilts by senior citizens. If you are interested from summer boredom. Join the office at 151 N. Main St., or call dur- Corey Kund. Everyone is invited. in running in the pageant, packets Church of Christ VBS Healing Horses Therapeutic Riding ing those hours for help with garden- Call Marilyn Housley 882-5384 for and requirements are available at Mark your calendars. The Church Center team for disabled riders. ing problems. information. Grantsville City Hall after June 6 or of Christ is having their VBS June Adults are welcome too. No horse you may call Jamie Creekmore at 25-29 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at 430 W. Adult education experience necessary. You’ll have SEE BULLETIN PAGE B5 home (435) 249-0122 or cell (801) Utah Ave. Any questions call Jewel Get your high school diploma lots of fun and you’ll make a differ- 589-1640 or work (435) 884-8174 or at (435) 882-4642. ence. Call Kathy at 843-7774. contact Teri Critchlow at cell (435) Mt. View VBS 830-8090 or home (435) 884-6426 or Come join us here at Mountain BULLETIN BOARD POLICY work (801) 982-3181. All applications Schools View Baptist Church as we blast off must be turned in by no later then, for a week of fun. All week long we If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Missy Thompson at 882-0050, Monday, June 18 at 4 p.m. are having a great vacation Bible fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for THS class of ‘87 school called “It’s Out of this World.” special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, Little Miss Grantsville All members of Tooele High School Any girl interested in competing We’d like to invite all children, kin- etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your class of ‘87 are invited to attend their for Little Miss Grantsville there will dergarten through 6th grade, to join notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your 20-year reunion Aug. 3, 4 and 5 at the be a mandatory meeting for girls us as we boldly go where no man has announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the adver- Eagles Nest. The cost is $40 per per- and their parents Monday, June 18 gone b before with fun songs, silly tising department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on son. Reservations need to be made at 6 p.m. at the Baird residence 200 skits, yummy snacks, exciting Bible the day prior to the desired publication date. B5

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Opinions Shared Freely. See News photo courtesy of Marlene Long (Yours and Ours.) These ladies from the Tooele Homemakers Club, USU Extension Service, rode the Heber Valley Railroad from Heber City to Vivian Park in Provo Happening? Canyon and back on May 25 for their annual field trip. Afterward they ate dinner at the Spoon Cafe and ate ice cream at the Dairy Keen, Home of the Train. Open Forum Give Us a Call! The Silver Sneakers fit- Every Tuesday 882-0050 Bulletin Seniors ness program Monday, Recovery Wednesday, and Friday 9:30 TOOELETRANSCRIPT continued from page B4 TOOELE Grantsville Senior Center a.m. (Muscular Strength and New meeting time BULLETIN TRANSCRIPT Sewing guild meeting The Grantsville Senior Center Range of Movement, Cardio “My Hoop” Alanun group will BULLETIN The monthly meeting will can be reached at 884-3446. Circuit & Yoga Stretch) start meeting on Tuesdays be on Wednesday, June 20 Health Clinics: Friday Night Dancing 6 to instead of Wednesdays on beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the Blood Pressure — Every 8 p.m. June 26 at 10 a.m. auditorium of the extension Thursday at 12 p.m. June 8 – Wayne Jones Kick drug habit office. We will have a demon- Daily Schedule June 15 – TBA LDS Family Services addic- C&H General Store stration showing how to make Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, June 22 – TBA tion recovery meetings are Antiques & Collectibles a vest from a sweatshirt and Thursday and Friday please June 29 – DJ Ned Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at trim it with chenille. Hands make your reservations before Annual Iosepa Luau 1030 S. 900 West, Room 118, in on application will be offered. 8:30 a.m. the morning of the Saturday, June 16 from, 12 – 4 Tooele. Enter on the north side 60 S. Main, Come join us for an interest- meal, or sign up sheets are p.m. Buses will be at the cen- of the chapel. The Erda meet- Tooele ing new technique. Anyone available at the center. ter at 10:30 a.m. and leave at ing has been discontinued. Breakfast: Wednesdays interested in sewing is invited 11 a.m. You need to sign up. Castaways AA will be closed to attend. There is no charge from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. (Transportation for those who Aerobics: Tuesday and Castaways Alcoholics June 14th thru to attend and there are no sup- have no other transportation). Anonymous meets Monday, plies to bring. You can bring Friday at 1 p.m. Check your health Tuesday and Thursday at noon June 17th 2007 any “show and tell” you have. Bingo: Thursday at 1 p.m. Blood Pressure — Tuesday, at the St. Barnabas Center, for remodeling! Contact Geri Thomas (882- Bunk: Wednesday at 1 p.m. June 19 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with 1784 N. Aaron Dr., Tooele. 3487) if you plan on attending Ceramics: Tuesday at 10 a.m. a follow-up June 26. (Southwestern looking church Thank you for and for more information. Pinochle: Thursday at 9 a.m. Foot Clinic — Tuesday, by the new hospital, first left your patience! Carnival fundraiser Pool: Everyday Puzzles: Everyday June 19 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. off 2000 N.) Open, mixed, non- The MOMS Club of Tooele Quilting: Monday at 9 a.m. Appointments are necessary. smoking, wheelchair access. Valley is holding a Family Fun Wendover, Nev. on Friday, Carnival fundraiser to benefit July 29. $15 per person, & 7 the Tooele County Children’s cash back, free all you can eat Justice Center. It will be held buffet and fun package. at Elton Park located at 400 Tuacahn and Mesquite June N and Broadway in Tooele on 18-20. Saturday, June 23 from 10 a.m. Annual Luau on Saturday, to 2 p.m. The Carnival will June 16. include food sales, a silent Dutch Oven Dinner on June auction of items and services 29 at 4 p.m. the entertain- donated by local businesses, ment will be the Gunderson free identification kits donat- Sisters. ed by Farmer’s Insurance, children’s games and activi- Tooele Seniors ties. Cash only please. The Tooele County Senior ��������������������������� Moose Lodge golf scramble Citizen Center can be reached ���������������������������� at 882-2870. The Center is for Come join us for a day of the enjoyment of all Senior fun. July 8 at 8:30 a.m. shot Citizens 55 years and up. gun start sign up at the lodge Meals: Lunch 12-1 p.m. by July 6. (Pre-pay) Lunch Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, will be chicken fried steak by and Friday Teri T. Breakfast 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Wednesday No Friday Night Dinners Veterans until September Bridge: Monday 10 a.m., Free concerts Thursday 12:45 p.m. New play- Free concerts honoring ers desperately needed. past, present and future veter- Bingo: Monday 1 p.m., ans and their families will be Friday 12:45 p.m. at the Tooele Veterans Square Pinochle: Tuesday 1 p.m., Memorial Park on Sundays at Thursday 9 a.m., Friday 10 a.m. 2:30 p.m. Bring lawn chairs No ceramics until and blankets to this non-polit- September ical, free salute to veterans. Line dancing: Monday 1 For more info call Dennis p.m. (No Tuesday class until Tracey at 435-850-9014. September)

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Congratulations go to Brandy Lee Johnson who graduated from Eldorado High School in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 11, 2007

Brandy’s graduating class was able to enjoy their ceremony at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Brandy’s family and friends attended and congratulated her on her accomplishments. Brandy is a member of the National Junior Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students and received an Advanced Diploma for taking Honors Classes during junior high and high school. Brandy is currently working as a Legal Office Specialist for the Clark County District Attorney’s Office in Las Vegas, Nevada. Brandy’s parents are Kenneth & Rebecca Johnson of Las Vegas. Her grandparents, Roxella & the late Leon Brown and Kay & Norma Johnson live in Tooele. Brandy’s sister and brother-in-law, Honey & Sean Brisbin, live in Winnemucca, Nevada and her brother, Dustin Johnson and ����������������������������������������������������������������������� his fiancé, Stacy Thrush live in North Las Vegas, Nevada. ���������������������������������������������������������������������� Best wishes go to Brandy as she continues with her future goals. ���������������������������������������������������������������������� Brandy’s parents would like to express their appreciation �������������������������������������������������������������������� to Nita Garcia and Connie Desimon for the wonderful ����������������������������������������������������������������� educational foundation they provided to Brandy in Tooele before the Johnsons were transferred to Nevada. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY June 12, 2007

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“They look forward to a haircut if we’re to the number of salons, but that doesn’t ing barber shops, including among his female Barber going to Paul’s. That’s because they’ve known mean the demand isn’t there. He believes students. He said some like the idea of avoid- continued from page B1 him so long. He just makes them feel they’re there’s room for three more barbershops in ing the perms and others just feel more com- Paul Cook’s one of the people,” Elkington said. Grantsville and 10 to 15 in Tooele. fortable around men. intellectual type — which makes it interesting Cook says he has a small handful of female “There’s no way I could cut everyone’s hair,” All in all, Cook says barbering has been a favorite cuts: customers. While he isn’t interested in recruit- Cook said. to discuss certain topics that come up.” good life for him and his family. Buzz — This bargain Some clients come and leave, with no desire ing more, he says the ones he has hold their In order to be a successful barber Cook “People know you and your kids,” he said. “I cut at $5 is half the price to chat, and others stay for hours after to talk. own quite well among the men. believes you have to change with the times just think it’s a great job because you’re a part of the others because it’s But, while Cook says he enjoys good conversa- Elkington believes she gets a better cut and be willing to learn new styles, including of the community and that’s a good thing.” tion, he hates gossip. from Cook. everything from the shag to the mohawk, and so easy to do. A clipper is It’s $10 for a cut at Cook’s shop at 47 W. “Gossiping will always come back to bite “He will cut my hair to shape my head — he the flat top to the high and tight. applied to evenly remove you, always,” he said. doesn’t just pick it up and cut it off — and “There’s hardly any barbers anymore,” Cook Main St. in Grantsville, under the canopy that hair over the entire head, Cook tries to moderate a stimulating envi- he’ll thin it, which most beauty shops don’t or said. “I think when the ‘60s and ‘70s came and still says Ideal Blinds. leaving it very short. ronment in his shop. One of his faithful cus- if they do they really mess it up. And he’s just the longer hair came in, barbers were resistant “And people have still found us all these Caesar — This cut is tomers — the local bartender “Winky” from one heck of a nice person, really nice to talk to to the change. The barbers took themselves years,” said Cook’s wife Cory. really short on the sides, the Dead Dog Saloon — and he joke about and he always tries to accommodate you for out of it.” Buzzes are $5. For an appointment call 884- but can be worn messy similarities in their professions: both listen an appointment. He’s just super all around,” At Salt Lake Community College where 0953. Walk-ins are welcome, but wait times on the top or with flipped to customers talk. While barbershop conver- she said. Cook teaches, he’s noticed an interest in open- can get long. bangs. sation usually stays pretty typical, there are Cook went to barber school when he was 24 Flat top — Like it times when someone needs to get something alongside his dad, then 62 and just retired as an sounds, this cut leaves off their chest, said Cook. He’s helped act as a electrician. Cook said it was a great thing for a hair flat across the top of sounding board for a man on occasion. father and son to do together. The close friends the head. “They tell me things I know I’ll never repeat,” started Morley’s Barbershop at 236 E. Main St. Fade — This really short said Cook. together and as clients grew, his father opened cut gradually increases in That said, Cook isn’t willing to let the con- his own shop in Tooele, while Cook kept shortness from the top of versation go in any direction. If a client makes charge of business in Grantsville. They also the head down. others feel uncomfortable, he’ll escort him out taught classes at Salt Lake Community College of the shop. together until Morley Cook finally decided he High and tight — Think “I never try to let them talk about religion or was ready to slow down around age 68. Marines and you’ll be able politics,” Cook added. Cook’s shop is the only full-time barber to picture this short cut. One of Cook’s few female customers — shop in Grantsville, although longtime barber It’s like a fade, but cut short-haired Pattie Elkington of Tooele — said Jimmy Johnson still works two days a week. In even higher on the head. she’s noticed Cook will direct the conversation Tooele, Cook knows of one woman nicknamed Mohawk — Paul Cook to try and make sure everyone’s included. “the Mare” with a shop on the east side of Vine gets permission from Elkington has two sons with mental retarda- St. who barbers. Also on Vine St. is Lucero’s mothers and wives before tion and she says Cook is the only hairdresser Barbershop. Nationwide, says Cook, the num- giving this cut, which they go to who can get them to enjoy it. ber of barber shops are dwindling in contrast removes all hair with the exception of some in the middle of the head running from above the crown to the back of the head. Shag — This sloppy look is popular with many teen boys. It’s cut chunky to look intentionally tan- gled and is often worn lon- ger than a traditional cut. Paul Cook says there’s no technique to the cut and hopes it soon goes out of style. Taper — This is the bread and butter of men’s haircuts, says Paul Cook. This classic is short, often with a part down the side, perhaps a bit of a side- burn and a sharp profes- sional look. Most barbers photography / Troy Boman are known for this cut and photography / Troy Boman David Gordon, 15, watches his dad Glenn get his mustache trimmed by Grantsville barber most men will eventually Terry Jones enjoys a relaxing moment while he gets his hair cut by barber Paul Cook on Paul Cook on Monday. wear it, says Cook. Monday at Cook’s Barber Shop in Grantsville.

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I have lease receptionist needed. have minor experience Beautiful family home Duties include answer- Aztec condos in electrical, mechani- with historic log cabin Totally remodeled condo. to owns. Maintenance Worker ing phones, filing, and cal, plumbing and sprin- on property. $269,900 Call for details. other general office du- kler repair. Fax resume ties. Previous reception (801)451-0443 Attn: and customer service T e r r i o r c a l l Lana McKean Michelle Anderson experience a must. (801)683-7386 435-833-0233 • cell 801-518-8670 435-833-0233 • cell 435-840-8898 Computer skills are re- quired; candidates HAVING A yard sale? FREE HOME CONSULATION • Mill Worker should be friendly, flexi- Advertise in the Tran- 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah ble and presentable. $8 script per hour with excellent benefits. Please send resume to Beehive Telephone Co at 2000 • Press Operator Sunset Road, Lake It’s the Larsen Touch Point, UT 84074. Fax 435-837-6109 or email to jobs@wirelessbee hive.com. Everything I touch turns to sold! FULL TIME Manager/ Call me today for a non-obligation market • Injection Molding Maintenance position analysis of your home. available at Tooele Self Storage. Computer and customer service Sandra Larsen 435.224.9186 Worker knowledge a must. Please call Jim at Full Time Agent, Life Time Friend (801)273-1267 or fax r e s u m e t o 607 Quail Circle (801)273-1634 Also available: SOCIAL WORKER Full time with excellent benefits CSW, LCSW, CPC-I, LPC or LMFT to • Entry Level Positions provide therapy to stu- dents enrolled in chil- dren’s behavioral ther- New Listing apy unit at Tooele Jr. AFFORDABLY PRICED 5 and Sr. High provide in- BEDROOM 4 BATH CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON TOOELE’S dividual and family ther- EAST BENCH! Evidence of owners apy as well as family pride throughout the whole house team meetings with and yard.Enjoy nature in the serene school district to coordi- surroundings of the secluded back nate care over see the yard. Sunrises and sunsets to LIVE day to day operations for!! A MUST SEE! of the program working with aides and school 558 N. 430 East teachers to create level 515 Park Hill Dr. and reward system. Hours 7:30am-4pm dur- Fantastic custom built Rambler. Lot is almost 1/2 acre. Email resume to ing regular school days. Beautifully landscape with full sport court, RV parking and $3,144-$3,466/mo or awesome views of lake and mountains. Home is large and open! more DOE. Job #608-4 download app at www.vmh.com and fax UNDER t o B a r b a r a a t 801-263-7203 Clean rambler in nice cul-de- holly@sealsand CONTRACTsac.Upgraded flooring and IVORY HOMES seeks paint. Vaulted ceilings. Geor- dedicated construction geous family room with nice laborers for Stansbury gas fireplace. Lots of storage. Park development. LARGE LOT FULLY LAND- Construction experi- Featured Home CAPED. 2 car garage. packings.com ence and vehicle re- quired. $9+/hr DOE All offices independently owned and operated. Information C a l l W a r r e n deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 1185 N. Main • Tooele (801)618-5769 B10 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday June 12, 2007

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Lawrence 801-712- Planning on selling your $59,900 NOW $56,900. age space, built in bat- '91 HONDA Civic DX. loaded, Warranty. rious inquiries only. w/d rage, 2 bonus rooms, F a x r e s u m e t o 4390 home, you could be 90 minutes from Salt tery charger, 100 gallon 4Dr, Auto, AC, PS, New $5000. Call Rick or h o o k u p s , a / c , fenced patio, $850/mo, (435)843-8321 Attn: sending your sales Lake City in SW Wyo- EARN: $9,750 WEEK or fresh water tank, queen Trans, good gas mile- Carrie, 882-1725, cell $500/dep, lease 1 year. kris07 M i k e o r e m a i l points to up to 340,000 ming. Recreational More Potential! Love bed in secluded bed- age, $1,300 801- 849-2536 $525-$615/mo. No [email protected] [email protected] Real Estate? Earn: room, Contact Kristi households at once. paradise. Stunning set- 856-2256. pets, No Smoking. TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth, $9,750 wk+ potential (435)224-3276 1996 CHEVROLET For $155. you can ting with amazing WATER TRUCK (435)840-3010 w/d hook-ups, No pets, FROM HOME!! Call: 1977 FORD Mustang Cheyenne C/K2500 Ext place your 25 word views. Surrounded by Driver: Need current 1990 5TH Wheel Trailer no smoking $850/mo 1-800-489-8296Serious II Interior and body in Cab 4WD: White, LARGE 2BDRM Apart- classified ad to all 45 gov't land. EZ terms. driver license, and 30ft Must sell $6,000 $300/dep (435)884- Inquiries ONLY! (ucan) good condition needs Lifted, Extra clean, ment 1.5bth, c/parking, newspapers in Utah. Call Utah Ranches, some construction Many new features per- 3867 (435)884-5533 carburetor an electri- 224K miles, Sharp look- w/d hookups new car- Just call the Transcript LLC 877-351-5263. exp. Will teach to run fect starter trailer FITNESS CENTER cal work $1800 obo ing, Automatic,newer pet, linoleum, and TOOELE TOWN Home Bulletin at 882-0050 for (ucan) roller. Pay starts at Grantsville 12750sqft, Main Street. 435-830-2344 t i r e s , $ 4 , 4 9 5 , b l i n d s . $ 6 5 0 / d e p 3bdrm 2bth 1 car car- all the details. (Mention $14/hr DOE. Most Handball courts, lock- (435)884-3823 $650/mo No [pets ucan) 1987 CALAIS runs good, 801-915-3069. port new carpet, fenced work will be in Tooele. ers, showers, saunas, 1997 JAYCO Tent (435)8827554 Water Shares new tires, a mess oth- yard, paint, A/C, small SELLING YOUR C a l l W a y n e hot tubs, mirrored aero- Trailer. Sleeps 7, fur- erwise. Needs papers SLEEPING ROOMS dog ok, no cats 893 W HOME? Advertise it in (801)550-5909 bic/ dance area. Unlim- nace, stove, 2 propane 1996 GMC Sonoma, $ 3 5 0 o b o available, $70 per 700 S $850/mo the classifieds. Call 1 SHARE of Settlement ited possibilities! tanks, 2 batteries, 12' runs great, $2800 obo WELDER/ MECHANIC (435)830-3512 week, $10 key deposit, 801-706-5570 882-0050 or visit Canyon irrigation water 882-7094, awning, used 12 times, 850-2214 for Truck equipment in- first and last week- total www.tooeletran for sale, $6,500.00 (801)860-5696 must see, like new. 1996 BMW 328I, 6 cyl, TOOELE, 4BDRM, 2bth, stallation. Great work- $150 to move in. 46 N script.com OBO. Contact Jeff @ $3,800 801.277.5446 auto, ac, p/seats, p/mir- 1999 TOYOTA Tacoma 2 family rooms, double ing conditions and Small Business owners: Broadway. 882-7605 (435) 830-5694 rors, p/windows, cc, tilt, TRD For Sale $9000 car garage, fenced SOUTH WILLOW Es- b e n e f i t s . C a l l Place your classified ad RV LOTS available in sunroof, tint, MB Quart obo Call Travis STUDIO APTS. utilities yard, dog run. Beautiful, tates - Grantsville. Gor- FOR SALE 1 Share Set- (801)975-7660, fax re- in 45 newspapers nice quiet park. 144 Speakers w/amp, new (435)840-4324 included, $385/mo immaculate home. geous Home - Rambler. tlement Canyon water. sume (801)975-7680 or throughout Utah for West Durfee, Grants- low pro tires-17" cus- $150/dep 365 E. Vine $1150/mo. Call (801) 3bdrm 2bth 2552sqft, (435)840-1235 e-mail heidi@signatu- only $155. for 25 ville. (801)651-5151 tom rims., $7000 OBO, S t . , T o o e l e . 842-9631. Built 2000. 348 Ruben reequip ment. com words, and $5. per Apartments Ct. 1/2 acre land. Hard- ONE SHARE Settlement TENT TRAILER. Gently 435-840-8385 (801)638-2447 word over 25. You will for Rent 4BDRM 1BTH available wood floor. $238,000. Canyon Irrigation, Used 1994 Dutch Duck. reach up to 340,000 1996 SLI Saturn, great TOOELE 2BDRM 1bth, July 1st. Hardwood (480) 252-3136 email: $4800. (435)840-0344 Business Sleeps 6. Sink and Gas $$$STILL RENTING?! gas fireplace, central floor, big kitchen. 91 households and it is a condition, $2500. [email protected] UNDERGROUND WA- stove. $1650.00. Offer. Buying a home may be air, covered parking North Third Street. NO Opportunities one call, one order, one 884-3425 or 830-3425 TER Rights for sale bill program. Call the (435)843-0844 easier than you think! w/storage, no smoking. PETS/ SMOKING. STANSBURY 4BDRM, 93 TOYOTA 4 Runner, We do background and 2bth, fully fenced, large Erda, Tooele Valley A CASH COW! 30 vend- Transcript Bulletin at TRAVEL TRAILER, Call Jamie Kerr $900/mo, $500/dep. good shape, needs credit checks. $400/dep shed, 2 car garage, (435)830-2665 ing machines/ you ap- 882-0050 for further 17.5ft, self contained, (435)841-9144 Group 1 843-0785 clutch, $2500 obo. $600/mo. Available large master w/walk-in, prove each location. info. (ucan) new tires, battery, R e a l E s t a t e WANTED WATER (435)882-7069 now. (435)830-8455 beautiful landscaping. Entire business - tongue jack, sleeps six. http://www.realestate Rights for irrigation’s DEADLINES FOR clas- Leave message. $199,900. (435)850- $10,970 local Utah $2500. (435)882-1612 SELL YOUR CAR or intooele.com Homes shares in Tooele Valley Company. 801.593. sifieds ads are Monday boat in the classifieds. 2180 please call Danny at BECOME A SUB- 0084 WWW.1800vend and Wednesdays by Call 882-0050 or visit $650/MO GRANTS- Homes for TOOELE, $135,000 (801)388-1825 ing.com (ucan) 4:45 p.m. SCRIBER. 882-0050 VILLE 3bdrm 1bth, w/d www.tooeletranscript. Rent $$$SAVE MONEY 4bdrm, 1.5bth, garage WANTED: WATER com hook-ups, a/c, No Find HUD & Bank and carport, totally re- smoking or pets, de- rights or irrigation owned homes at: molded. 383 North 100 shares in Tooele Val- TRANSMISSION RE- p o s i t n e g o t i a b l e $$WHY RENT when www.tooeleban- East. More properties ley. Call Ross at PAIR, rebuild. Low cost (435)840-4575 you can buy? 0 kowned homes.com or to Tooele residents. available 801-642-0119 It’s Summer! down programs, not call for a list Berna (801)319-3967 2 AND 3bdrm apart- Will buy vehicles 1990 perfect credit. First (435)840-5029 Group WATER SHARES for ments behind Super (801)558-4942 Outwest and up that needs time buyers, Single 1 Real Estate sale. Please contact. Wal-Mart. Swimming Realty LET US HELP YOU HAVE FUN transmission work, parent programs. (435)224-3898 pool, hot tub, exercise cash paid. Shop Call for details. Berna • No checking room, playground, full * WE HAVE Underground (801)972-5810 Home (435)840-5029 Group clubhouse. 843-4400 TRADE Mobile Homes water Grantsville Irriga- account required (435)843-8181 1 Real Estate tion water for sale 2BDRM 1BTH apart- • Personal Loans 2BDRM 1.5BTH split (435)840-8961 ment, w/yard & storage. $$$ INVEST IN YOUR SUVs level w/attached garage (435)882-1695 • Fast Approvals $610/mo includes all Future. Buying a home outdoor patio, $800/mo, (801)201-3758 utilities. $400/dep. may be easier than you Customer $400/dep. 58 Millpond 1996 CHEVROLET Sub- (435)830-1177 think! Call Jamie Kerr at y in Millpond Condos, Appreciation Da urban 2500 LT 4WD: Grantsville, South (435)841-9144 Group 1 Stansbury Park. 801- Buildings July 3rd CD, Cruise, Black, 2BDRM, 1BTH, no pets, R e a l E s t a t e 554-8749 Willow Ranches DRAWINGS • REFRESHMENTS Power locks/ windows, $425/mo plus deposit. Aprox. 4,000 sq. ft. http://www.realestate 172K miles, lifted, pro- (435)843-5213 2BDRM 1BTH w/d finished w/unfinished base- intooele.com BUILDING MATERIALS: fesionally detailed, hook-ups, central air, ment. 4 bdrm, 3.5 bth. 1/2 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile METAL buildings, mini 2BDRM 1BTH Water acre horse prop. Granite Security Finance $3,995. 801-915-3069 yard, 632 E 500 N home for rent, no smok- storage systems, roof and trash included, $625/mo counters, notty alder cabi- and wall panels, metal BECOME A SUB- nets. 16’ tall ceilings. Lots ing/ pets. 882-1550 1222 North Main • 843-0786 $600/mo Call for details (801)450-8432 building components. SCRIBER. 882-0050 (801)563-0656 of hardwood floors/tile. FOR SALE: 1973 two *Trade- will consider Utah Manufacture 20 2BDRM, 1BTH, garage, bedroom 12x60. Needs years plus. Top quality $600/mo, first and last other property or nice RV some work. $4000. Call towards purchase. Asking low prices. Weekly De- month rent, $400/dep, 882-4295. livery. 1-800-262-5347. 1yr lease. References 425,000. Please make an offer. Very motivated. cobuildings@cobuild required. No pets, no TOOELE 3bdrm, 2bth, All Houses Call LaMar, w/d hook-ups, No pets, ings.net (ucan) smoking. (435)882- 1612 801-860-2953 no smoking $850/mo If you build, remodel or $300/dep remove buildings you 3BDRM 1BTH 2 car ga- 2BDRM 1BTH $98,900 (435)884-3867 can place your classi- Great & Small rage, oversized living Newer appliances, (435)884-5533 fied ad in 45 of Utah's room/ master bedroom, sprinkler, fenced, 370 newspapers for only fenced yard, w/french H i g h l a n d D r . $155. for 25 words ($5. doors opening to back, (435)830-7042 FSBO Office Space for each additional c u s t o m c a b i n e t s word). You will reach 4BDRM BANK FORE- throughout. Must See up to 340,000 house- CLOSURE! O n l y Inside!!! $1000/mo C-A INVESTMENT holds and all you do is $80,500! 3/BR $47,900! $750/dep 510 North Main, Plaza call the Transcript Bul- More homes available (435)850-8110 500. Available now, letin at 882-0050 for all from $10,000! For list- 5 acres • Erda 3BDRM 2.5BTH Home. 1400 sqft. For more the details. (Mention ings call (800)586-3901 Central air, Tooele. information contact UCAN Classified Net- 3269 Hidden Peak Road ext 8334. (ucan) Nice rental located at 882-1199 work) 760 W 1220 S $950/mo 4BDRM, 3BTH Tooele. (801)674-6267 Fully landscaped, 2 car FOR LEASE Office/ Public Notices garage, freshly painted Business Space 3BDRM 3BTH, Newer 2 tone neutral colors. Utilities included. 46, Meetings Rambler in quiet Close to Middle Canyon South Main. 1 month cold-a-sac off 1000 Deadline for public no- School. Reduced free. (602)826-9471 5-Acre Lot In Erda! Beautiful views. north wood floors, 2 tices is 4 p.m. the day $209,900. 843-1525 or family rooms, big HURRY!! Only 6 office prior to publication. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 5-acres horse property, 840-4621. Ask for Includes well, pump & 2 acre ft. of fenced back yard, spaces left for lease! Public notices submit- Heather. large kitchen, formal dining room, granite counter lease option possible, 169 to 364sqft, ted past the deadline tops, 9’ basement, 4-car garage, double oven water. Build your dream home or just Available June 20th, BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM $200-$500. All utilities will not be accepted. gas cook top. $569,900 $1095/mo home South Willow included. Call Kaye at UPAXLP buy the lot! Call Laramie for details (435)850-2152 (801)580-2791 for appt. Ranches 0.5acre PUBLIC NOTICE 4200sqft, granite count- to see. CCSC Enter- 3BDRM HUD! $381MO! prises, LLC. TOWN OF RUSH VAL- 1388 North 630 East • 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 3030 Deer Run Drive 4bdrm 2bth $80,500! ers, large laundry, LEY NOTICE OF SPE- Tooele Price Reduced $179,500 Benches at South Rim Phase II Only $640/Mo! 5% 4 b d r m , 3 . 5 b t h , CIAL MEETING AND down, 20 years @ 8% $349,000 (801)451- Lots & Land AGENDA apr. For listings call 7265 No agents WEDNESDAY JUNE 20, (800)586-3901 Ext. FABULOUS home in 2007, AT 7:00 PM 5196. (ucan) Stansbury FSBO. * RUSH VALLEY TOWN HALL 3BDRM, 1BTH spacious 4bdrm 2.5bth w/3 car. TRADE Notice is hereby given duplex w/basement, .27 lot. $246,000. 2400 UNDER CONSTRUCTION that the Town of Rush new appliances, floors sqft Stucco and brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, .29 acres, Valley Town Council, will 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful & carpets. Fresh paint. lots of windows. Lots of 3-car garage, handicap access, room hold a special meeting Newly updated kitchen & rambler with a bonus room being Central air. No smok- extras. 654 Country to grow in unfinished basement, on June 20, 2007 at 7:00 corner lot, close to school and parks. bathrooms. New Paint & built on 2 acres in Stockton! Choose i n g . M u s t s e e ! Club, call for info 435 $ pm at the Rush Valley $234,900 New Carpet. 179,500 your colors now! $389,900 $785/mo. 830-6994 843-9060. Open House Sat 11-3. Grantsville, South Town Hall, Rush Valley, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile Willow Ranches UT. 1604 Country Ln • Erda 7851470 CountryW. Hwy 199,Club, Rush Stansb Valleyury 14701470WW.. HwyHwy 199,199, RushRush V Valleyalley home for rent, no smok- FSBO REDUCED Aprox. 4,000 sq. ft. The agenda for this ing/ pets. 882-1550 Tooele 5bdrm Rambler finished w/unfinished base- meeting is as follows: Price Reduced $489,900 2.5bth 2564sqft. 2 car 1. Roll Call $1250/MO $600/DEP ment. 4 bdrm, 3.5 bth. 1/2 garage, hardwood entry acre horse prop. Granite 2. Public Hearing upon 4bdrm, 3bth, newer UNDER cent.air. possible up- counters, notty alder cabi- proposed 2007-2008 fis- home, jetted tub, s t a i r s l a u n d r y , nets. 16’ tall ceilings. Lots cal budget. 3000sqft, available July (435)840-5535 of hardwood floors/tile. 3. Public Hearing upon CONTRACT 1st. 418 South Seventh (435)882-3779 *Trade- will consider proposed 2006-2007 Street. 843-0785 $189,999 other property or nice RV towards purchase. Asking budget adjustments. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, finished WOW 1.40 acres in Rush Valley. GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm HUD HOMES! 3bdrm 425,000. Please make an 4. Consideration of basement, new carpet, large master Very, Very cute home. Wonderful 2bth, hookups, 2 car, $ 4 7 , 9 0 0 ! O n l y offer. Very motivated. Resolution adopting 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family suite, large yard, vinyl fence, barn & 4 acre ft of water. $895/mo. Rambler @ $381/Mo! 5% down 20 Call LaMar, 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 F i s c a l rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 Heckert Cottages. years @ 8% apr. 2BR Budget and Tax Rate. $ completely landscaped. $229,900 $179,900 801-860-2953 acres. 489,900 397 Utah Drive $199/Mo. For listings 5. Consideration of (400 South 400 West) Resolution amending the call (800)586-3901 ext. 3 CONNECTING Lots Davidson Realty 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 7 F i s c a l 5784. (ucan) with 1 share of water. (801)466-5078 Budget. 244 Old County Rd. • Stockton $ 1 7 5 , 0 0 0 C a l l I BUY Houses! Need a 6. Open bids from Con- HUD HOMES! 4bdrm (435)882-3533 quick sale? Facing tractors for constructing Call Laramie Dunn for ALL $80,500! Only $640/ foreclosure? Don’t 320acres of land in a kitchen in the Town Mo! 5% down 20 years wait, sell now! Tooele County for sale, Hall. @ 8% apr. 2Br your Real (801)381-5873 msg. May sell in 40acre par- 7. Adjourn $199/Mo, for listings tials owner financing Joyce McAtee call (800)586-3901 ext. LOVELY TOOELE p o s s i b l e C a l l Rush Valley Town 5784 (ucan) SOLD Estate needs Home 4bdrm, 2.5bth, (801)230-7878 Recorder NICE IVORY home basement, 2 car ga- (435)882-4513 (Published in the Tran- 3bdrm 2bth (435) rage, fenced yard, script Bulletin June 12, GOT A good idea for a 3 bdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & 843-9883 $187,500 more details 2007) horse property under $200,000! c a l l C l a u d i a story? Call the Tran- 435-224-4000 BECOME A SUB- (801)673-4738 Remax script and let us know BECOME A SUB- SCRIBER. 882-0050 Results 882-0050. SCRIBER. 882-0050 NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE The following described real property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the main entrance of the Tooele County Courthouse, a/k/a the Third Judicial District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah, on Monday, June 25, 2007, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. of that day for the purpose of fore- closing a deed of trust executed by Kenneth C. Edwards and Cynthia A. Edwards in favor of NOTICE OF TRUS- Mortgage Electronic TEE’S SALE Registration Systems, APN: 10-046-0-0100 Inc., covering real prop- Trust No. 07-6779-UT erty located at approxi- Ref. Anthony Jones mately 334 South Main Loan No. 51738466 IM- Street, Tooele, Tooele PORTANT NOTICE TO GRANTSVILLE CITY County, Utah, and more PROPERTY OWNER. Request for Proposals particularly described as: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Engineering Services BEGINNING 390.7 UNDER A DEED OF Wastewater Treatment FEET NORTH OF THE TRUST DATED March Replacement Project SOUTHEAST CORNER 19, 1998. UNLESS YOU Grantsville City, a mu- OF BLOCK 41, PLAT TAKE ACTION TO PRO- nicipal corporation of the “A”, TOOELE CITY TECT YOUR PROP- State of Utah is request- SURVEY; AND RUN- ERTY, IT MAY BE ing proposals for the fol- NING THENCE WEST SOLD AT A PUBLIC lowing project: 118.0 FEET; THENCE SALE. IF YOU NEED FACILITY PLANNING, NORTH 60.0 FEET; AN EXPLANATION OF GRANT APPLICATION THENCE EAST 118.0 THIS PROCEEDING, AND FINANCE PLAN- FEET; THENCE SOUTH YOU SHOULD CON- NING, OPERATIONS 60.0 FEET TO BEGIN- TACT A LAWYER. On SERVICES, ECOLOGY NING. June 26, 2007, at PERMITTING, DESIGN 02-057-0-0012 4:30PM , James H. ENGINEERING, AND The current beneficiary Woodall, as duly ap- CONSTRUCTION MAN- of the trust deed is Mort- pointed Trustee under a AGEMENT SERVICES gage Electronic Regis- Deed of Trust recorded FOR A NEW WASTE- tration Systems, Inc., March 24, 1998, as In- WATER TREATMENT and the record owners of strument No. 108883 in PLANT. the property as of the re- Book 0497 at Page 0538 SUMMARY INFORMA- cording of the notice of of the Official Records in TION default are Kenneth C. the office at the County Due Date: June 19, Edwards and Cynthia A. Recorder of Tooele 2007, before 4:00 PM Edwards. The trustee's County, State of Utah MDT sale of the aforede- executed by Anthony Copies of proposals to NOTICE OF TRUS- scribed real property will Jones WILL SELL AT be submitted: 5 TEE'S SALE be made without war- PUBLIC AUCTION TO Location for Proposal The following described ranty as to title, posses- THE HIGHEST BIDDER, Delivery: Grantsville City real property will be sold sion, or encumbrances. PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Offices, 429 East Main at public auction to the Bidders must be pre- MONEY OF THE Street, Grantsville, Utah highest bidder, purchase pared to tender UNITED STATE AT THE 84029. price payable in lawful $5,000.00 in certified TIME OF SALE. SUC- Grantsville City, is seek- money of the United funds at the sale and the CESSFUL BIDDERS ing proposals from quali- States of America at the balance of the purchase MUST TENDER A DE- fied engineers to provide time of sale, at the main price in certified funds by POSIT OF $5,000 IN comprehensive services entrance of the Tooele 10:00 a.m. the following CERTIFIED FUNDS TO related to the proposed County Courthouse, business day. The trus- THE TRUSTEE AT THE replacement of the City’s a/k/a the Third Judicial tee reserves the right to NOTICE OF TRUS- TIME OF SALE, WITH wastewater treatment District Court, 74 South cancel the foreclosure TEE’S SALE THE BALANCE DUE BY plant. This is expected to 100 East, Tooele, Utah, after the sale based APN: 02-112-0-0018 NOON THE FOLLOW- include doubling existing on Monday, July 2, upon information un- Trust No. 1098897-07 ING BUSINESS DAY, hydraulic capacity to ap- 2007, at the hour of known to the trustee at Ref: William J Wyatt AT THE OFFICE OF proximately 1.5MGD and 10:00 a.m. of that day the time of the sale, such TRA: L o a n N o . THE TRUSTEE. At the able to expand to at for the purpose of fore- as a bankruptcy filing or xxxxxx7011. IMPOR- West Main Enterance, least 3 MGD, selection closing a deed of trust an agreement between TANT NOTICE TO North Steps of the of a state of the art treat- executed by Lance L. the trustor and benefici- PROPERTY OWNER: Tooele County District ment process, effluent McCubbins and Gillian ary to postpone or can- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Court, 74 South 100 permitting, potential re- Denise McCubbins in fa- cel the sale. If so can- UNDER A DEED OF East, Tooele, UT all use options and collec- vor of Republic Mort- celled, the only recourse TRUST, DATED Novem- right, title, and interest tion system improve- gage, a division of Old of the purchaser is to re- ber 23, 2005. UNLESS conveyed to and now ments. The project must Kent Mortgage Com- ceive a refund of the YOU TAKE ACTION TO held by it under said go through planning, pany, covering real prop- money paid to the trus- PROTECT YOUR Deed to Trust in the the permitting, finance, de- Tuesday June 12, 2007 erty located Tooeleat approxi- tee.TranscripTHIS IS ANtAT-Bulle- PROPERTY,tin IT MAY BE property situated in said sign, bidding, construcB11- mately 727 North 350 TEMPT TO COLLECT A SOLD AT A PUBLIC County and State de- tion, and startup steps West, Tooele, Tooele DEBT. ANY INFORMA- SALE. IF YOU NEED scribed as: All of Lot by the end of 2010 due Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices County,PublicUtah, Noticesand more TIONPublicOBTAINED NoticesWILL ANPublicEXPLANATION NoticesOF 100,PublicWestland NoticesMobile Public Notices toPublic capacity issues.Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings particularlyTrustees described as: BE USEDTrusteesFOR THAT THIS TrusteesPROCEEDING, EstatesTrusteesNo. 2, according Miscellaneous SELECTIONMiscellaneous PROCESS LOT 38, COPPER CAN- PURPOSE. YOU SHOULD CON- to the official plat thereof The proposal evaluation AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE YON PHASE 1 SUBDI- DATED this 25th day of TACT A LAWYER. On on file and of record in PUBLIC NOTICE process implemented by NOTICE is hereby given NOTICE IS HERBY Notice is hereby given VISION AMENDED May, 2007. July 03, 2007, at the Tooele County Re- Grantsville City Council the City shall be a that the Board of Stans- GIVEN THAT the Tooele that the Tooele City PLAT, ACCORDING TO Marlon L. Bates, suc- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- corder's office The street has adopted the follow- “Qualification Based Se- bury Service Agency will City Planning Commis- Council will meet in a THE OFFICIAL PLAT cessor trustee dall, as duly appointed address and other com- ing Ordinances and lection". The City re- hold its regular meeting sion will meet in a public Special Work Session on THEREOF, AS RE- Scalley Reading Bates Trustee under a Deed of mon designation of the Resolutions: serves the right to make on Wednesday, June 13, hearing and Business Wednesday, June 13, CORDED IN THE OF- Hansen & Rasmussen, Trust recorded Novem- real property described 2007-21 Ordinance an- a selection directly from 2007 at 7:00 p.m., at the meeting scheduled for 2007, at the hour of 5:00 FICE OF THE COUNTY P.C. ber 30, 2005, as Instru- above is purported to be: nexing into Grantsville the proposal, or to re- Clubhouse, #1 Country Wednesday, June 13, P.M. The meeting will RECORDER. Gateway Tower West ment No. 250842, in 795 Fleetwood Drive City Corporation limits quire an interview of the Club Drive, Stansbury 2007 in the hour of 7:00 be held at the Tooele 12-100-0-0038 15 West South Temple, Book xx, Page xx, of the Tooele, UT 84074 The 14.948 acres of real top firms. The City's con- Park, Utah 84074. PM. The meeting will be City Hall Large Confer- The current beneficiary Ste. 600 Official Records in the undersigned Trustee dis- property located adja- sultant selection commit- Business Meeting held at Tooele City Hall ence Room located at of the trust deed is Mort- P.O Box 11429 office at the County Re- claims any liability for cent to the east bound- tee will make recom- 1. Call to Order in the City Council 90 North Main Street, gage Electronic Regis- Salt Lake City, Utah corder of Tooele County, any incorrectness of the ary of Grantsville City mendations to the City 2. Pledge of Allegiance Chambers, located at 90 Tooele, Utah. tration Systems, Inc., 84144 State of Utah, executed street address and other and South of State Road Council which will award 3. Roll Call N Main Street, Tooele, 1. Budget Discussion to and the record owners of Telephone:(801)531- by William Junior Wyatt, common designation, if 112. the work. Contract nego- 4. Review and Adopt Utah. be followed by a Closed the property as of the re- 7870 An Unmarried Man, will any, shown herein. Said 2007-22 Ordinance tiations will proceed with Minutes Agenda Items Executive Session to cording of the notice of Business Hours: 9:00 sell at public auction to sale will be made without amending the provision the firm receiving the May 9, 2007 Public 1. Pledge of Allegiance Discuss Pending Litiga- default are Lance L. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. highest bidder, payable covenant or warranty, of relating to duties and City Council award. The Hearing Minutes 2. Public Hearing and tion McCubbins and Gillian Trustee No. 95089- in lawful money of the express or implied, re- responsibilities of the City reserves the right to May 9, 2007 Regular Motion on home day Sharon A. Dawson Denise McCubbins. The 050604004333 United States at the time garding title, possession, City Recorder, by desig- negotiate final contract, Meeting Minutes care to be located at Tooele City Recorder trustee's sale of the (Published in the Tran- of sale. Successful bid- condition, or encum- nating the City Recorder scope of work, schedule 5. Public Comment 2075 N 170 W by Maria Pursuant to the Ameri- aforedescribed real script Bulletin May 29, ders must tender a de- brances, including fees, as the Budget Officer, and fee with the selected 6. Probable Vote Items Ugarte. cans with Disabilities property will be made June 5 & 12, 2007) posit of $5,000 in certi- charges, expenses of Director Finance and Fi- firm. Improvements a t 3. Public Hearing and Act, Individuals Needing without warranty as to ti- fied funds to the trustee the Trustee and of the nancial Officer for the PROPOSAL SUBMIT- 28-Acre Park – Randy Recommendation to Special Accommoda- tle, possession, or en- NOTICE OF TRUS- at the time of sale, with trusts created by said City, Pursuant to provi- TALS Jones consider a rezone from tions Should Notify cumbrances. Bidders TEE’S SALE the balance due by noon Deed of Trust, to pay the sions of Utah Code Ann Applicant shall submit Impact Fee Capital Fa- General Commercial to Sharon A. Dawson, must be prepared to ten- APN: 13-083-0-0104 the following business remaining principle sums 10-6-106(5) , 10-6-157 five (5) copies of its pro- cilities Plan – Randy R1-7 with PUD overlay Tooele City Recorder, at der $5,000.00 in certified Trust No. 1094241-07 day, at the office of the of the note(s) secured by and 10-6-158. This posal by the specified Jones for property located in 843-2110 prior to the funds at the sale and the Ref: Judy Ann Jameson Trustee. At the Tooele said Deed of Trust. The amendment is also in- due date. Proposals re- New Soccer Field (next the Copper Canyon PUD meeting. TDD Phone balance of the purchase TRA: L o a n N o . County Courthouse, 74 current beneficiary of the tended to adopt a finan- ceived after the specified to Stansbury High from approximately 150 Number 843-2108 price in certified funds by xxxxxx0146. IMPOR- South 100 East, Tooele, Trust Deed as of the cial administration ordi- date and time will not be School) – Debbie Re- W to 500 W and approxi- (Published in the Tran- 10:00 a.m. the following TANT NOTICE TO Utah, all right, title and date of this notice is Gre- nance in conjunction considered. Proposals cord mately 950 North to script Bulletin June 12, business day. The trus- PROPERTY OWNER: interest conveyed to and entree Servicing, LLC with the duties of the shall include the follow- Minimum Wage Law – 1000 North by Tooele 2007) tee reserves the right to YOU ARE IN DEFAULT now held by it under said Servicing Agent for City Recorder for the ing in order to be consid- Christy Achziger City. cancel the foreclosure UNDER A DEED OF Deed of Trust in the Washington Mutual purpose of improving re- ered. Concise and well 7. Recess 4. Public Hearing and PUBLIC NOTICE OF after the sale based TRUST, DATED October property situated in said Bank, FSB The record sponsiveness and con- organized proposal infor- Work Session Recommendation to MEETING AND upon information un- 26, 2005. UNLESS YOU County and State de- owner of the property as trol over the city’s mation is desired for 1. Possible Vote Items consider a rezone from AGENDA known to the trustee at TAKE ACTION TO PRO- scribed as: Lot 5, Block of the recording of the budget, accounting and ease of reading and Clubhouse Update / Medium Density Resi- Tooele County Eco- the time of the sale, such TECT YOUR PROP- 156, plat "C", Tooele Notice of Default are An- expenditures in order to evaluation; thus it is im- Clubhouse Manager – dential to Rural Residen- nomic Development as a bankruptcy filing or ERTY, IT MAY BE Survey, according to the thony Jones Dated: May bring them more into portant that the page lim- Christy Achziger tial on 108 acres located Advisory Committee an agreement between SOLD AT A PUBLIC plat thereof, recorded in 22, 2007 James H. Woo- compliance with gener- its for each section be Pool Update / Pool Man- from approximately The Tooele County Eco- the trustor and benefici- SALE. IF YOU NEED the Office of the Toole dall 10653 River Front ally accepted accounting adhered to. Covers, di- ager – Christy Achziger Commander Boulevard nomic Development Ad- ary to postpone or can- AN EXPLANATION OF County Recorder. The Parkway, Suite 290 principles. viders, table of contents, Golf Course Lease Dis- to the Southern City lim- visory Committee will cel the sale. If so can- THIS PROCEEDING, street address and other South Jordan, Utah A complete copy of the and resumes are not cussion - John O’Don- its and from SR 36 to the hold a meeting on June celled, the only recourse YOU SHOULD CON- common designation of 84095 (801) 254-9450 current amendments and counted against page nell Western City limits by 14, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. in of the purchaser is to re- TACT A LAWYER. On the real property de- James H. Woodall, Trus- the original ordinance/ limits. Update on Road Widen- Mathew Arbshay. the Auditorium at the ceive a refund of the July 03, 2007, at scribed above is pur- tee Hours: 9:00 a.m.- resolution is available for LETTER OF INTEREST ing – John O’Donnell 5. Motion on a request Tooele County Court- money paid to the trus- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- ported to be: 281 E Vine 5:00 p.m. P294387 review at the city offices, – 1page maximum - A Golf Course Pavilion – for 20 ft setback at 1280 house, 47 South Main, tee. THIS IS AN AT- dall, as duly appointed Street, Tooele, UT (Published in the Tran- 429 E. Main, Grantsville, Letter of Interest shall be Debbie Record North 60 East by Sky Tooele, Utah. TEMPT TO COLLECT A Trustee under a Deed of 84074. Estimated Total script Bulletin May 29, UT 84029, Monday included with each Picket Lane Park – Deb- Properties. PUBLIC MEETING: DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Trust recorded Novem- Debt as of July 03, 2007 June 5 & 12, 2007) through Friday-9: 00 proposal and must be bie Record 6. Review and Approval 1. Roll Call. TION OBTAINED WILL ber 01, 2005, as Instru- is $78,611.37. The un- a.m. until 4:00 p.m. signed by a legal repre- Ken Sager’s Baseball of Planning Commission 2. Approval of minutes of BE USED FOR THAT ment No. 249461, in dersigned Trustee dis- Public Notices Dated this 18th day of sentative of the propos- Park – Debbie Record minutes for meeting held April 12, 2007. PURPOSE. Book xx, Page xx, of the claims any liability for May, 2007 ing firm, authorized to Fence for New Boat May 23, 2007. 3. Tooele County Busi- DATED this 4th day of Official Records in the any incorrectness of the Miscellaneous Wendy Palmer bind the firm in contrac- Dock – Debbie Record Pursuant to the Ameri- ness Resource Center June, 2007. office at the County Re- street address and other City Recorder tual matters. Lake Update – Scott Tot- cans with Disabilities 4. Project Update Marlon L. Bates, suc- corder of Tooele County, common designation, if Deadline for public no- (Published in the Tran- SECTION 1 - Specific man Act, individuals needing 5. Other business and cessor trustee State of Utah, executed any, shown herein. Said tices is 4 p.m. the day script Bulletin June 12, Requested Data – 3 2. Manager’s Report special accommodation public concerns Scalley Reading Bates by Judy Ann Jameson sale will be made without prior to publication. 2007) pages maximum - This 3. Board Members’ Re- during this meeting 6. Adjournment Hansen & Rasmussen, and Delbert A Jameson, covenant or warranty, Public notices submit- section can be submitted ports and Requests should notify Rachelle Dated this 7th day of P.C. Wife And Husband As express or implied, re- ted past the deadline NOTICE TO CREDI- in either a table format or 4. Correspondence Custer, Tooele Planner June , 2007 Gateway Tower West Joint Tenants, will sell at garding title, possession, will not be accepted. TORS AND AN- in written text format. 5. Financial and Bills Recorder prior to the Mary Dixon, Secretary 15 West South Temple, public auction to highest condition or encum- UPAXLP NOUNCEMENT OF AP- Briefly address the fol- 6. Adjourn meeting at (435) Tooele County Eco- Ste. 600 bidder, payable in lawful brances, including fees, POINTMENT lowing items in this sec- nomic Development NOTICE (Published in the Tran- 843-2130 or TDD (435) P.O Box 11429 money of the United charges and expenses An emergency hazard- Estate of DOROTHY R. tion: script Bulletin June 12, 843-2180. Advisory Committee Salt Lake City, Utah States at the time of of the Trustee and of the TURNER, Deceased. •Location and Depth. (Published in the Tran- ous waste storage per- 2007) (Published in the Tran- 84144 sale. Successful bidders trusts created by said mit (# UT-026-2007) has Probate No. 073300039 This project will be very script Bulletin June 12, script Bulletin June 12, Telephone: (801) 531- must tender a deposit of Deed of Trust, to pay the DENTON R. TURNER schedule intensive and PUBLIC HEARING 2007) been issued to the 2007) 7870 $5,000 in certified funds remaining principal sums United States Air Force, and STEVEN M. will require strong coor- NOTICE to the trustee at the time TURNER, whose ad- PUBLIC NOTICE OF Business Hours: 9:00 of the note(s) secured by Utah Test and Training dination and consultant Tooele County Plan- of sale, with the balance dresses are: Denton PUBLIC NOTICE MEETING AND a.m. to 5:00 p.m. said Deed of Trust. The Range (UTTR) located in depth to meet a tight ning Commission due by noon the follow- Turner, 934 Old Bridge Notice is hereby given AGENDA T r u s t e e N o . current beneficiary of the Box Elder County and schedule and to be able The Tooele County Plan- ing business day, at the Court, Santa Fe, New that the Lake Point Im- Erda Township Plan- 94084-6068408756867 Trust Deed as of the Tooele County, Utah. to adapt to unforeseen ning Administrator will office of the Trustee. At Mexico, 87505, and Ste- provement District will ning Commission (Published in the Tran- date of this notice is: The permit allows the Air circumstances. hold a Public Hearing on the Tooele County ven M. Turner, 430 Can- hold its regularly sched- The Erda Township script Bulletin June 5, 12 Deutsche Bank National Force to store up to •Location of Project June 29, 2007 at 10:00 Courthouse, 74 South yon Circle, Tooele, Utah, uled Business meeting Planning Commission & 19, 2007) Trust Company, As 172,000 pounds Net Ex- Manager, Project Engi- a.m. in the Auditorium at 100 East, Tooele, Utah, 84074, have been ap- on June 14, 2007 at 7:00 will hold a Public Meet- Trustee For Long Beach plosive Weight of explo- neer, Lead Operations the Tooele County NOTICE OF TRUS- all right, title and interest pointed Co-Personal p.m. at the North Tooele ing on June 13, 2007at Mortgage Loan Trust sive items at the UTTR Consultant, Lead Ecol- Courthouse, 47 South TEE'S SALE conveyed to and now Representatives of the Fire Station 1540 Sunset 7:00 p.m. in the audito- 2006-1. The record Missile Storage Area. ogy Permitting Person, Main, Tooele, Utah. The following described held by it under said e s t a t e o f t h e Road, Lake Point Utah. rium of the Tooele owner of the property as The explosives will be and Lead Construction 1. SUB # 07-01000001 real property will be sold Deed of Trust in the above-named decedent. The agenda will be as County Courthouse, 47 of the recording of the stored if unfavorable Manager. Silver Sage Minor Sec- at public auction to the property situated in said All persons having follows: South Main Street, Notice of Default is/are: weather conditions force •Small Plant/ Medium tion 32,33 Township 4 highest bidder, purchase County and State de- claims against the above 1. Call to Order Tooele Utah. William Junior Wyatt, a delay in treatment at Project Experience. Pro- South Range 5 West price payable in lawful scribed as: Lot 104, Pal- estate are required to 2. OMWC Update PUBLIC MEETING: Trustee of The William. the Thermal Treatment vide a list of treatment Dated this 11th day of money of the United mer Subdivison Lot 1 present them to the un- 3. Pastures at Saddle- 1. Roll Call Dated: June 05, 2007. Unit. The Air Force has plant upgrade or new June, 2007 States of America at the amended, a subdivision dersigned or to the Clerk back 2. Approval of meeting James H. Woodall requested the permit be- projects in the past 5 Mary Dixon, Secretary time of sale, at the main of Tooele County, ac- of the Court on or before 4. Approval of Minutes minutes from May 9, 10653 River Front cause it has determined Years in Utah and sur- Tooele County entrance of the Tooele cording to the official plat the 29th day of August, 5. Financial Reports 2007 Parkway, Suite 290, that storage at the UTTR rounding states that are Planning Commission County Courthouse, thereof on file and of re- 2007, or said claims 6. Ward Engineering 3. CUP #07-00100010 South Jordan, UT is more protective of hu- for plants in the 1.0 MGD (Published in the Tran- a/k/a the Third Judicial cord in the Tooele shall be forever barred. 7. Operations Reports Wildcat Storage Tooele 84095 (801)254-9450 man health and the envi- to 5.0 MGD size range script Bulletin June 12, District Court, 74 South County Recorder's Of- DENTON D. TURNER 8. Lake Point Estates LLC (Signage) (800)245-1886 (Hotline) ronment than further and involved major up- 2007) 100 East, Tooele, Utah, fice. The street address 934 Old Bridge Court, 9. Lake Point Boundary 4. SUB #1016-06 Spiral Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 transporting the explo- grades or the construc- on Monday, June 25, and other common des- Santa Fe, New Mexico, 10. ERP & VA Plans Springs (Joe White) Fi- P.M. Signature/by: sive material. The per- tion of new facilities. In- PUBLIC HEARING NO- 2007, at the hour of ignation of the real prop- 87505 11. Other District Busi- nal Plat James H. Woodall, mit is issued so that clude client name, pro- TICE 10:00 a.m. of that day erty described above is T e l e p h o n e N o . ness 5. Public Hearing Trustee R-143737 treatment can be con- ject name, type of work Pine Canyon Township for the purpose of fore- purported to be: 2060 N (505)982-2577 12. Public Concerns a. SUB / Concept (Published in the Tran- ducted more safely dur- (planning, design, con- Planning Commission closing a deed of trust Churchwood Drive, STEVEN M. TURNER 13. LPID Scheduled #07-01500001 Autumn script Bulletin June 5, 12 ing favorable weather struction management, AMENDED executed by Kenneth C. Tooele, UT 84074-9443. 430 Canyon Circle, The Pine Canyon Town- Meetings Cove Subdivision Sec- & 19, 2007) conditions. This permit etc.), project completion Edwards and Cynthia A. Estimated Total Debt as Tooele, Utah 84074 ship Planning Commis- 14. Adjournment tion 28 Township 2 is in effect from June 15, date, estimated project Edwards in favor of of July 03, 2007 is NOTICE OF TRUS- T e l e p h o n e N o . sion will hold a public (Published in the Tran- South Range 4 West 2007, through Septem- cost. Mortgage Electronic $406,178.80. The under- TEE’S SALE (435)882-7586 script Bulletin June 12, b. Adjourn the Public ber 12, 2007. Copies of •Mediation, Arbitration, hearing on June 19, Registration Systems, signed Trustee disclaims APN: 10-046-0-0100 (Published in the Tran- 2007) Meeting and Open the the permit are available and Litigation History. 2007 at 7:30 p.m. in the Inc., covering real prop- any liability for any incor- Trust No. 07-6779-UT script Bulletin May 29, Auditorium at the Tooele Public Hearing for public inspection dur- List all municipal projects PUBLIC NOTICE erty located at approxi- rectness of the street ad- Ref. Anthony Jones June 5 & 12, 2007) County Courthouse, 47 6. SUB / Concept ing normal business your firm was design en- Notice is Hereby Given mately 334 South Main dress and other common Loan No. 51738466 IM- South Main, Tooele, #07-01500001 Autumn hours, or other hours gineer for that involved/ that the Tooele City Street, Tooele, Tooele designation, if any, PORTANT NOTICE TO GRANTSVILLE CITY Utah. Cove Subdivision Sec- with prior arrangement resulted in construction Council will hold a Public County, Utah, and more shown herein. Said sale PROPERTY OWNER. Request for Proposals 1. Discussion on Con- tion 28 Township 2 on the 4th floor of the or design-performance Hearing to Consider the particularly described as: will be made without YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Engineering Services servation Subdivisions South Range 4 West Martha Hughes Cannon related mediation, arbi- Adoption of the BEGINNING 390.7 covenant or warranty, UNDER A DEED OF Wastewater Treatment (Jim Lawrence, Doug 7. Other business and Health Building, 288 tration, and/or litigation 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 F i s c a l FEET NORTH OF THE express or implied, re- TRUST DATED March Replacement Project Hogan) public concerns North 1460 West, Salt in the past five years in- Budget. The Hearing will SOUTHEAST CORNER garding title, possession, 19, 1998. UNLESS YOU Grantsville City, a mu- 2. SUB #07-01600001 8. Adjournment Lake City. For further in- cluding client name, pro- be held on Wednesday, OF BLOCK 41, PLAT condition or encum- TAKE ACTION TO PRO- nicipal corporation of the Murray Flats (Concept Dated this 5th day of formation, contact Con- ject name, one sentence June 20, 2007 at the “A”, TOOELE CITY brances, including fees, TECT YOUR PROP- State of Utah is request- Phase) June, 2007 nie Rauen at (801) description of issue, and hour of 7:00 p.m. The SURVEY; AND RUN- charges and expenses ERTY, IT MAY BE ing proposals for the fol- 3. Heritage Estates MARY DIXON, 538?6170. In compli- one sentence descrip- Meeting will be held in NING THENCE WEST of the Trustee and of the SOLD AT A PUBLIC lowing project: (Concept Phase) Secretary ance with the Americans tion of outcome or cur- the Tooele City Council 118.0 FEET; THENCE trusts created by said SALE. IF YOU NEED FACILITY PLANNING, Dated this 8th day of Erda Township with Disabilities Act, indi- rent status. Room Located at 90 NORTH 60.0 FEET; Deed of Trust, to pay the AN EXPLANATION OF GRANT APPLICATION June, 2007 Planning Commission viduals with special •Specialized Operations North Main Street, THENCE EAST 118.0 remaining principal sums THIS PROCEEDING, AND FINANCE PLAN- Mary Dixon, Secretary (Published in the Tran- needs (including auxil- Expertise. List any spe- Tooele, Utah. FEET; THENCE SOUTH of the note(s) secured by YOU SHOULD CON- NING, OPERATIONS Pine Canyon Township script Bulletin June 12, iary communicative aids cialized wastewater op- All Citizens are Invited to 60.0 FEET TO BEGIN- said Deed of Trust. The TACT A LAWYER. On SERVICES, ECOLOGY Planning Commission 2007) and services) should erations expertise your Attend and Provide the NING. current beneficiary of the June 26, 2007, at PERMITTING, DESIGN (Published in the Tran- contact Jennifer Burge, firm/team provides in- Tooele City Council with 02-057-0-0012 Trust Deed as of the 4:30PM , James H. ENGINEERING, AND script Bulletin June 12 & Office of Human Re- cludes any specific rele- Written or Oral Com- Public Notices The current beneficiary date of this notice is: Woodall, as duly ap- CONSTRUCTION MAN- 14, 2007) sources at 536-4413 vant credentials. ments and ask Ques- Trustees of the trust deed is Mort- Homecomings Financial, pointed Trustee under a AGEMENT SERVICES •Specialized Wastewater gage Electronic Regis- Deed of Trust recorded (TDD 536-4414). FOR A NEW WASTE- PUBLIC NOTICE OF tions Concerning Tooele Llc. The record owner of (Published in the Tran- Systems Expertise. List MEETING AND City’s Entire Proposed Deadline for public no- tration Systems, Inc., the property as of the re- March 24, 1998, as In- WATER TREATMENT any specialized waste- and the record owners of strument No. 108883 in script Bulletin June 12, PLANT. AGENDA 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 F i s c a l tices is 4 p.m. the day cording of the Notice of 2007) water design expertise Trails Committee for Budget. prior to publication. the property as of the re- Default is/are: Judy Ann Book 0497 at Page 0538 SUMMARY INFORMA- your firm/team provides Tooele County The Entire Proposed Public notices submit- cording of the notice of Jameson and Delbert A. of the Official Records in PUBLIC NOTICE TION including any specific The Tooele County Budget will be Available ted past the deadline default are Kenneth C. Jameson. Dated: June the office at the County In the Matter of Family Due Date: June 19, relevant credentials. Trails Committee will for Inspection by the will not be accepted. Edwards and Cynthia A. 05, 2007. Recorder of Tooele Trust established Dec. 2007, before 4:00 PM SECTION 2 – Project hold a meeting on June Public from 8:00 a.m. UPAXLP Edwards. The trustee's James H. Woodall, County, State of Utah 12, 2001, by Joyce MDT Approach – 4 pages 14, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in until 5:00 p.m., Monday sale of the aforede- 10653 River Front executed by Anthony Schoon Stromberg, Copies of proposals to maximum – Provide a the Auditorium at the through Friday, in the of- NOTICE OF TRUS- scribed real property will Parkway, Suite 290, Jones WILL SELL AT Deceased. be submitted: 5 description of the con- Tooele County Court- fice of the City Recorder, TEE'S SALE be made without war- South Jordan, UT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Notice is hereby given Location for Proposal sultants approach to the house, 47 South Main, Room 214 at the Tooele The following described ranty as to title, posses- 84095 (801)254-9450 THE HIGHEST BIDDER, that Carole Myers and Delivery: Grantsville City project and how key is- Tooele, Utah. City Hall, 90 North Main real property will be sold sion, or encumbrances. (800)245-1886 (Hotline) PAYABLE IN LAWFUL Betty Van Beek are trus- Offices, 429 East Main sues identified in the PUBLIC MEETING: Street, Tooele, Utah. at public auction to the Bidders must be pre- Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 MONEY OF THE tees of this trust as obli- Street, Grantsville, Utah Project will be dealt with 1. Roll Call. Sharon Dawson highest bidder, purchase pared to tender P.M. Signature/by: UNITED STATE AT THE gated by the trust. All 84029. including a project 2. Approval of meeting Tooele City Recorder price payable in lawful $5,000.00 in certified James H. Woodall, TIME OF SALE. SUC- persons having claims Grantsville City, is seek- schedule. The page limit minutes from April 5, Pursuant to the Ameri- money of the United funds at the sale and the Trustee R-143735 CESSFUL BIDDERS against the trust are re- ing proposals from quali- for this section applies to 2007 cans with Disabilities States of America at the balance of the purchase (Published in the Tran- MUST TENDER A DE- quired to present them to fied engineers to provide the written text. If neces- 3. Discussion on Access Act, Individuals Needing time of sale, at the main price in certified funds by script Bulletin June 5, 12 POSIT OF $5,000 IN the trustees in care of comprehensive services sary to demonstrate a to Public Lands Special Accommoda- entrance of the Tooele 10:00 a.m. the following & 19, 2007) CERTIFIED FUNDS TO Carole Myers, 32 related to the proposed thorough approach, two 4. Reorganization of the tions During this Meeting County Courthouse, business day. The trus- THE TRUSTEE AT THE McCory Dr., Linton, NB replacement of the City’s additional pages may be Trails Committee in Should Notify Sharon a/k/a the Third Judicial tee reserves the right to NOTICE OF TRUS- TIME OF SALE, WITH 58552, or Betty Van wastewater treatment included for maps, Tooele County Dawson, at 843-2110 District Court, 74 South cancel the foreclosure TEE’S SALE THE BALANCE DUE BY Beek, 418 Lake View plant. This is expected to graphics, and/or photos. 5. Public concerns and Prior to the Meeting. 100 East, Tooele, Utah, after the sale based APN: 02-112-0-0018 NOON THE FOLLOW- Dr., Pollock, SD 57648, include doubling existing SECTION 3 - Project comments TDD Phone Number is on Monday, July 2, upon information un- Trust No. 1098897-07 ING BUSINESS DAY, within three months after hydraulic capacity to ap- Team – 4 pages maxi- 6. Adjournment 843-2108. 2007, at the hour of known to the trustee at Ref: William J Wyatt AT THE OFFICE OF first publication of this proximately 1.5MGD and mum – Identify the team Dated this 11th day of (Published in the Tran- 10:00 a.m. of that day the time of the sale, such TRA: L o a n N o . THE TRUSTEE. At the notice, as stated below, able to expand to at members including key June, 2007 script Bulletin June 7, for the purpose of fore- as a bankruptcy filing or xxxxxx7011. IMPOR- West Main Enterance, or such claims may be least 3 MGD, selection sub consultants required Mary Dixon, Secretary 12, 14 & 19, 2007) closing a deed of trust an agreement between TANT NOTICE TO North Steps of the barred. of a state of the art treat- for the project. Provide a Tooele County Trails executed by Lance L. the trustor and benefici- PROPERTY OWNER: Tooele County District All persons whose right ment process, effluent short description of the Committee PUBLIC NOTICE McCubbins and Gillian ary to postpone or can- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Court, 74 South 100 may be affected by the permitting, potential re- key team members’ role (Published in the Tran- The Grantsville Conser- Denise McCubbins in fa- cel the sale. If so can- UNDER A DEED OF East, Tooele, UT all proceedings in this trust use options and collec- and experience. At a script Bulletin June 12, vation District will hold a vor of Republic Mort- celled, the only recourse TRUST, DATED Novem- right, title, and interest may obtain information tion system improve- minimum this should in- 2007) yearly budget meeting gage, a division of Old of the purchaser is to re- ber 23, 2005. UNLESS conveyed to and now from the records of the ments. The project must clude the project man- Wednesday, June 13, Kent Mortgage Com- ceive a refund of the YOU TAKE ACTION TO held by it under said court, the trustees. go through planning, ager who will be the SELL YOUR CAR or 2007 at 5:00pm in the pany, covering real prop- money paid to the trus- PROTECT YOUR Deed to Trust in the the Dated and first published permitting, finance, de- main contact with the boat in the classifieds. USU Extension Office erty located at approxi- tee. THIS IS AN AT- PROPERTY, IT MAY BE property situated in said June 12, 2007. sign, bidding, construc- City, the project engineer Call 882-0050 or visit Auditorium, 151 North mately 727 North 350 TEMPT TO COLLECT A SOLD AT A PUBLIC County and State de- Carole Myers and tion, and startup steps the lead Ecology permit- www.tooeletranscript. Main Street. West, Tooele, Tooele DEBT. ANY INFORMA- SALE. IF YOU NEED scribed as: All of Lot Betty Van Beek by the end of 2010 due ting person, the lead op- com or e-mail your ad (Published in the Tran- County, Utah, and more TION OBTAINED WILL AN EXPLANATION OF 100, Westland Mobile (Published in the Tran- to capacity issues. erations specialist, and to tbp@tooeletran- script Bulletin June 12, particularly described as: BE USED FOR THAT THIS PROCEEDING, Estates No. 2, according script Bulletin June 12, SELECTION PROCESS other key team members script.com 2007) LOT 38, COPPER CAN- PURPOSE. YOU SHOULD CON- to the official plat thereof 19 & 26, 2007) The proposal evaluation that bring special quali- YON PHASE 1 SUBDI- DATED this 25th day of TACT A LAWYER. On on file and of record in process implemented by ties to the project. Pro- VISION AMENDED May, 2007. July 03, 2007, at the Tooele County Re- the City shall be a vide a contact person PLAT, ACCORDING TO Marlon L. Bates, suc- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- corder's office The street “Qualification Based Se- and telephone number THE OFFICIAL PLAT cessor trustee dall, as duly appointed address and other com- lection". The City re- of project owners who THEREOF, AS RE- Scalley Reading Bates Trustee under a Deed of mon designation of the serves the right to make can be contacted for ref- CORDED IN THE OF- Hansen & Rasmussen, Trust recorded Novem- real property described a selection directly from erence information for FICE OF THE COUNTY P.C. ber 30, 2005, as Instru- above is purported to be: the proposal, or to re- the project manager and RECORDER. Gateway Tower West ment No. 250842, in 795 Fleetwood Drive quire an interview of the the project engineer. 12-100-0-0038 15 West South Temple, Book xx, Page xx, of the Tooele, UT 84074 The top firms. The City's con- Also indicate where the The current beneficiary Ste. 600 Official Records in the undersigned Trustee dis- sultant selection commit- project manager and of the trust deed is Mort- P.O Box 11429 office at the County Re- claims any liability for tee will make recom- project engineer are lo- gage Electronic Regis- Salt Lake City, Utah corder of Tooele County, any incorrectness of the mendations to the City cated, and where the de- tration Systems, Inc., 84144 State of Utah, executed street address and other Council which will award sign work will be done and the record owners of Telephone:(801)531- by William Junior Wyatt, common designation, if the work. Contract nego- from. the property as of the re- 7870 An Unmarried Man, will any, shown herein. Said tiations will proceed with SECTION 4 – Firm Ex- cording of the notice of Business Hours: 9:00 sell at public auction to sale will be made without the firm receiving the perience – 4 pages default are Lance L. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. highest bidder, payable covenant or warranty, City Council award. The maximum – Show the McCubbins and Gillian Trustee No. 95089- in lawful money of the express or implied, re- City reserves the right to firm experience on simi- Denise McCubbins. The 050604004333 United States at the time garding title, possession, negotiate final contract, lar projects. Provide a trustee's sale of the (Published in the Tran- of sale. Successful bid- condition, or encum- scope of work, schedule contact person and tele- aforedescribed real script Bulletin May 29, ders must tender a de- brances, including fees, and fee with the selected phone number of project property will be made June 5 & 12, 2007) posit of $5,000 in certi- charges, expenses of firm. owners who can be con- without warranty as to ti- fied funds to the trustee the Trustee and of the PROPOSAL SUBMIT- tacted for reference in- tle, possession, or en- at the time of sale, with trusts created by said TALS formation for the firm. A cumbrances. Bidders the balance due by noon Deed of Trust, to pay the Applicant shall submit minimum of 3 client ref- must be prepared to ten- the following business remaining principle sums five (5) copies of its pro- erences shall be pro- der $5,000.00 in certified day, at the office of the of the note(s) secured by posal by the specified vided. funds at the sale and the Trustee. At the Tooele said Deed of Trust. The due date. Proposals re- SECTION 5 - Compen- balance of the purchase County Courthouse, 74 current beneficiary of the ceived after the specified sation Proposal - 2 price in certified funds by South 100 East, Tooele, Trust Deed as of the date and time will not be pages maximum. Pre- 10:00 a.m. the following Utah, all right, title and date of this notice is Gre- considered. Proposals sent in a separate business day. The trus- interest conveyed to and entree Servicing, LLC shall include the follow- sealed envelope a com- tee reserves the right to now held by it under said Servicing Agent for ing in order to be consid- pensation proposal item- cancel the foreclosure Deed of Trust in the Washington Mutual ered. Concise and well izing time estimates for after the sale based property situated in said Bank, FSB The record organized proposal infor- each task, hourly rates upon information un- County and State de- owner of the property as mation is desired for for staff members as- known to the trustee at scribed as: Lot 5, Block of the recording of the ease of reading and signed to each major the time of the sale, such 156, plat "C", Tooele Notice of Default are An- evaluation; thus it is im- task and a proposed rate as a bankruptcy filing or Survey, according to the thony Jones Dated: May portant that the page lim- or fee for each task and an agreement between plat thereof, recorded in 22, 2007 James H. Woo- its for each section be the entire project. the trustor and benefici- the Office of the Toole dall 10653 River Front adhered to. Covers, di- SELECTION PROCESS ary to postpone or can- County Recorder. The Parkway, Suite 290 viders, table of contents, The proposal evaluation cel the sale. If so can- street address and other South Jordan, Utah and resumes are not process implemented by celled, the only recourse common designation of 84095 (801) 254-9450 counted against page the City shall be a of the purchaser is to re- the real property de- James H. Woodall, Trus- limits. "Qualification Based Se- ceive a refund of the scribed above is pur- tee Hours: 9:00 a.m.- LETTER OF INTEREST lection". The City re- money paid to the trus- ported to be: 281 E Vine 5:00 p.m. P294387 – 1page maximum - A serves the right to make tee. THIS IS AN AT- Street, Tooele, UT (Published in the Tran- Letter of Interest shall be a selection directly from TEMPT TO COLLECT A 84074. Estimated Total script Bulletin May 29, included with each the proposal, or to re- DEBT. ANY INFORMA- Debt as of July 03, 2007 June 5 & 12, 2007) proposal and must be quire an interview of the TION OBTAINED WILL is $78,611.37. The un- signed by a legal repre- top firms. The selection BE USED FOR THAT dersigned Trustee dis- sentative of the propos- process will take into PURPOSE. claims any liability for ing firm, authorized to consideration the follow- DATED this 4th day of any incorrectness of the bind the firm in contrac- ing criteria and weight- June, 2007. street address and other tual matters. ing: Marlon L. Bates, suc- common designation, if SECTION 1 - Specific Specific Requested Data cessor trustee any, shown herein. Said Requested Data – 3 - 20 points maximum Scalley Reading Bates sale will be made without pages maximum - This Project Approach - 20 Hansen & Rasmussen, covenant or warranty, section can be submitted points maximum P.C. express or implied, re- in either a table format or Project Team & Experi- Gateway Tower West garding title, possession, in written text format. ence - 20 points maxi- 15 West South Temple, condition or encum- Briefly address the fol- mum Ste. 600 brances, including fees, lowing items in this sec- Firm Experience - 20 P.O Box 11429 charges and expenses tion: points maximum Salt Lake City, Utah of the Trustee and of the •Location and Depth. General Appearance 84144 trusts created by said This project will be very and Completeness of Telephone: (801) 531- Deed of Trust, to pay the schedule intensive and Proposal - 20 points 7870 remaining principal sums will require strong coor- maximum Business Hours: 9:00 of the note(s) secured by dination and consultant Compensation Proposal a.m. to 5:00 p.m. said Deed of Trust. The depth to meet a tight - 20 points maximum. T r u s t e e N o . current beneficiary of the schedule and to be able TOTAL = 0 to 120 points 94084-6068408756867 Trust Deed as of the to adapt to unforeseen The City's selection (Published in the Tran- date of this notice is: circumstances. committee will make script Bulletin June 5, 12 Deutsche Bank National •Location of Project their recommendations & 19, 2007) Trust Company, As Manager, Project Engi- to the City Council who Trustee For Long Beach neer, Lead Operations will award the work. Mortgage Loan Trust Consultant, Lead Ecol- Contract negotiations will 2006-1. The record ogy Permitting Person, proceed with the firm re- owner of the property as and Lead Construction ceiving the City Council of the recording of the Manager. award. Notice of Default is/are: •Small Plant/ Medium The City reserves the William Junior Wyatt, Project Experience. Pro- right to negotiate final Trustee of The William. vide a list of treatment contract, scope of work, Dated: June 05, 2007. plant upgrade or new schedule and fee with James H. Woodall projects in the past 5 the selected firm. The 10653 River Front Years in Utah and sur- City will not use an AIA Parkway, Suite 290, rounding states that are contract for these serv- South Jordan, UT for plants in the 1.0 MGD ices, but will use a con- 84095 (801)254-9450 to 5.0 MGD size range tract in a form similar to (800)245-1886 (Hotline) and involved major up- that used by the State of Hours: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 grades or the construc- Utah. P.M. Signature/by: tion of new facilities. In- CONTACT PERSON James H. Woodall, clude client name, pro- For questions involving Trustee R-143737 ject name, type of work this project, contact: (Published in the Tran- (planning, design, con- Joel Kertamus , 429 E script Bulletin June 5, 12 struction management, Main Street, Grantsville, & 19, 2007) etc.), project completion Utah 84029 date, estimated project Phone: (435) 830-8233 / cost. 884-0627 Fax: (435) •Mediation, Arbitration, 884-0638 and Litigation History. Email: List all municipal projects [email protected] your firm was design en- SUBMITTAL gineer for that involved/ P r o p o s a l s c l e a r l y resulted in construction marked “Proposal for or design-performance Engineering Services for related mediation, arbi- the Grantsville City tration, and/or litigation Wastewater Improve- in the past five years in- ments Project” shall be cluding client name, pro- submitted to: ject name, one sentence Grantsville City Recorder description of issue, and 9 East Main Street one sentence descrip- Grantsville, Utah 84029 tion of outcome or cur- Not later than 4:00PM rent status. MDT on June 19, 2007 •Specialized Operations LIMITATIONS Expertise. List any spe- Grantsville City reserves cialized wastewater op- the right to waive any ir- erations expertise your regularities in submitted firm/team provides in- proposals, to reject any cludes any specific rele- and all proposals and to vant credentials. terminate the selection •Specialized Wastewater process at anytime if, at Systems Expertise. List its sole discretion, it de- any specialized waste- termines such action water design expertise would be in the best in- your firm/team provides terests of the City. including any specific Dated this 8th day of relevant credentials. June, 2007. SECTION 2 – Project Jeremy Walker Approach – 4 pages Grantsville City maximum – Provide a Recorder description of the con- (Published in the Tran- sultants approach to the script Bulletin June 12 & project and how key is- 14, 2007) sues identified in the Project will be dealt with including a project schedule. The page limit for this section applies to the written text. If neces- sary to demonstrate a thorough approach, two additional pages may be included for maps, graphics, and/or photos. SECTION 3 - Project Team – 4 pages maxi- mum – Identify the team members including key sub consultants required for the project. Provide a short description of the key team members’ role and experience. At a minimum this should in- clude the project man- ager who will be the main contact with the City, the project engineer the lead Ecology permit- ting person, the lead op- erations specialist, and other key team members that bring special quali- ties to the project. Pro- vide a contact person and telephone number of project owners who can be contacted for ref- erence information for the project manager and the project engineer. Also indicate where the project manager and project engineer are lo- cated, and where the de- sign work will be done from. SECTION 4 – Firm Ex- perience – 4 pages maximum – Show the firm experience on simi- lar projects. Provide a contact person and tele- phone number of project owners who can be con- tacted for reference in- formation for the firm. A minimum of 3 client ref- erences shall be pro- vided. SECTION 5 - Compen- sation Proposal - 2 pages maximum. Pre- sent in a separate sealed envelope a com- pensation proposal item- izing time estimates for each task, hourly rates for staff members as- signed to each major task and a proposed rate or fee for each task and the entire project. SELECTION PROCESS The proposal evaluation process implemented by the City shall be a "Qualification Based Se- lection". The City re- serves the right to make a selection directly from the proposal, or to re- quire an interview of the top firms. The selection process will take into consideration the follow- ing criteria and weight- ing: Specific Requested Data - 20 points maximum Project Approach - 20 points maximum Project Team & Experi- ence - 20 points maxi- mum Firm Experience - 20 points maximum General Appearance and Completeness of Proposal - 20 points maximum Compensation Proposal - 20 points maximum. TOTAL = 0 to 120 points The City's selection committee will make their recommendations to the City Council who will award the work. Contract negotiations will proceed with the firm re- ceiving the City Council award. The City reserves the right to negotiate final contract, scope of work, schedule and fee with the selected firm. The City will not use an AIA contract for these serv- ices, but will use a con- tract in a form similar to that used by the State of Utah. CONTACT PERSON For questions involving this project, contact: Joel Kertamus , 429 E Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029 Phone: (435) 830-8233 / 884-0627 Fax: (435) 884-0638 Email: [email protected] SUBMITTAL P r o p o s a l s c l e a r l y marked “Proposal for Engineering Services for the Grantsville City Wastewater Improve- ments Project” shall be submitted to: Grantsville City Recorder 9 East Main Street Grantsville, Utah 84029 Not later than 4:00PM MDT on June 19, 2007 LIMITATIONS Grantsville City reserves the right to waive any ir- regularities in submitted proposals, to reject any and all proposals and to terminate the selection process at anytime if, at its sole discretion, it de- termines such action would be in the best in- terests of the City. Dated this 8th day of June, 2007. Jeremy Walker Grantsville City Recorder (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 12 & 14, 2007) GRANTSVILLE CITY Request for Proposals Engineering Services Wastewater Treatment Replacement Project Grantsville City, a mu- nicipal corporation of the State of Utah is request- ing proposals for the fol- lowing project: FACILITY PLANNING, GRANT APPLICATION AND FINANCE PLAN- NING, OPERATIONS SERVICES, ECOLOGY PERMITTING, DESIGN ENGINEERING, AND CONSTRUCTION MAN- AGEMENT SERVICES FOR A NEW WASTE- WATER TREATMENT PLANT. SUMMARY INFORMA- TION Due Date: June 19, 2007, before 4:00 PM MDT Copies of proposals to be submitted: 5 Location for Proposal Delivery: Grantsville City Offices, 429 East Main Street, Grantsville, Utah 84029. Grantsville City, is seek- ing proposals from quali- fied engineers to provide comprehensive services related to the proposed replacement of the City’s wastewater treatment plant. This is expected to include doubling existing hydraulic capacity to ap- proximately 1.5MGD and able to expand to at least 3 MGD, selection of a state of the art treat- ment process, effluent permitting, potential re- use options and collec- GRANTSVILLE CITY tion system improve- Request for Proposals ments. The project must Engineering Services go through planning, Wastewater Treatment permitting, finance, de- Replacement Project sign, bidding, construc- Grantsville City, a mu- tion, and startup steps nicipal corporation of the by the end of 2010 due NOTICE OF INTENTION State of Utah is request- to capacity issues. TO ESTABLISH THE ing proposals for the fol- SELECTION PROCESS CIMMARRON SPECIAL lowing project: The proposal evaluation SERVICE DISTRICT, FACILITY PLANNING, process implemented by TOOELE COUNTY, GRANT APPLICATION the City shall be a UTAH AND FINANCE PLAN- “Qualification Based Se- NOTICE is hereby given NING, OPERATIONS lection". The City re- to all interested persons SERVICES, ECOLOGY serves the right to make that on May 22, 2007, PERMITTING, DESIGN a selection directly from the Board of County ENGINEERING, AND the proposal, or to re- Commissioners (the CONSTRUCTION MAN- quire an interview of the “Commission”) of Tooele AGEMENT SERVICES top firms. The City's con- County, Utah adopted a FOR A NEW WASTE- sultant selection commit- resolution declaring that WATER TREATMENT tee will make recom- the public health, con- PLANT. mendations to the City venience, and necessity SUMMARY INFORMA- Council which will award require the establish- TION the work. Contract nego- ment of a proposed spe- Due Date: June 19, tiations will proceed with cial service district, to be 2007, before 4:00 PM the firm receiving the known as the East Cim- MDT City Council award. The marron Special Service Copies of proposals to City reserves the right to District, Tooele County, be submitted: 5 negotiate final contract, Utah (the “District”) to Location for Proposal scope of work, schedule provide the following Delivery: Grantsville City and fee with the selected services: water including Offices, 429 East Main firm. culinary and irrigation, Street, Grantsville, Utah PROPOSAL SUBMIT- and sewerage; to prop- 84029. TALS erties within the District’s Grantsville City, is seek- Applicant shall submit boundaries and provid- ing proposals from quali- five (5) copies of its pro- ing for the holding of a fied engineers to provide posal by the specified public hearing on the comprehensive services due date. Proposals re- proposed establishment related to the proposed ceived after the specified of the District. replacement of the City’s date and time will not be In the event the District wastewater treatment considered. Proposals is created and in the plant. This is expected to shall include the follow- event an election is include doubling existing ing in order to be consid- called and a majority of hydraulic capacity to ap- ered. Concise and well qualified electors voting proximately 1.5MGD and organized proposal infor- at an election grant ap- able to expand to at mation is desired for proval, taxes may be an- least 3 MGD, selection ease of reading and nually levied upon all of a state of the art treat- evaluation; thus it is im- taxable property within ment process, effluent portant that the page lim- the District. For services permitting, potential re- its for each section be provided by the District, use options and collec- adhered to. Covers, di- such as water or sewer GRANTSVILLE CITY tion system improve- viders, table of contents, services, charges may Request for Proposals ments. The project must and resumes are not be imposed to pay for all Engineering Services go through planning, counted against page or part of the services to Wastewater Treatment permitting, finance, de- limits. be provided by the Dis- Replacement Project sign, bidding, construc- LETTER OF INTEREST trict. Grantsville City, a mu- tion, and startup steps – 1page maximum - A The boundaries and nicipal corporation of the by the end of 2010 due Letter of Interest shall be NOTICE OF INTENTION service area of the Dis- State of Utah is request- to capacity issues. included with each TO ESTABLISH THE trict shall include por- ing proposals for the fol- SELECTION PROCESS proposal and must be CIMMARRON SPECIAL tions of Tooele County, lowing project: The proposal evaluation signed by a legal repre- SERVICE DISTRICT, Utah, including the D.R. FACILITY PLANNING, process implemented by sentative of the propos- TOOELE COUNTY, Davis PUD Amended GRANT APPLICATION the City shall be a ing firm, authorized to UTAH property located East of AND FINANCE PLAN- “Qualification Based Se- bind the firm in contrac- NOTICE is hereby given State Road-36 at ap- NING, OPERATIONS lection". The City re- tual matters. to all interested persons proximately 3520 North SERVICES, ECOLOGY serves the right to make SECTION 1 - Specific that on May 22, 2007, (Cimmarron Way), more PERMITTING, DESIGN a selection directly from Requested Data – 3 the Board of County particularly described as ENGINEERING, AND the proposal, or to re- pages maximum - This Commissioners (the follows: CONSTRUCTION MAN- quire an interview of the section can be submitted “Commission”) of Tooele COMMENCING AT THE AGEMENT SERVICES top firms. The City's con- in either a table format or County, Utah adopted a NORTHWEST CORNER FOR A NEW WASTE- sultant selection commit- in written text format. resolution declaring that OF SECTION 3, TOWN- WATER TREATMENT tee will make recom- Briefly address the fol- the public health, con- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG PLANT. mendations to the City lowing items in this sec- venience, and necessity 4 WEST, SALT LAKE SUMMARY INFORMA- Council which will award tion: require the establish- BASE AND MERIDIAN TION the work. Contract nego- •Location and Depth. ment of a proposed spe- AND RUNNING Due Date: June 19, tiations will proceed with This project will be very cial service district, to be THENCE NORTH 2007, before 4:00 PM the firm receiving the schedule intensive and known as the East Cim- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, MDT City Council award. The will require strong coor- marron Special Service ALONG THE NORTH- Copies of proposals to City reserves the right to dination and consultant District, Tooele County, ERLY LINE OF THE be submitted: 5 negotiate final contract, depth to meet a tight Utah (the “District”) to NORTHWEST QUAR- Location for Proposal scope of work, schedule schedule and to be able provide the following TER OF SAID SECTION Delivery: Grantsville City and fee with the selected to adapt to unforeseen services: water including 3, A DISTANCE OF Offices, 429 East Main firm. circumstances. culinary and irrigation, 131.15 FEET TO THE Street, Grantsville, Utah PROPOSAL SUBMIT- •Location of Project and sewerage; to prop- EASTERLY LINE OF 84029. TALS Manager, Project Engi- erties within the District’s SR-36 AND THE POINT Grantsville City, is seek- Applicant shall submit neer, Lead Operations boundaries and provid- OF BEGINNING FOR ing proposals from quali- five (5) copies of its pro- Consultant, Lead Ecol- ing for the holding of a THIS DESCRIPTION; fied engineers to provide posal by the specified ogy Permitting Person, public hearing on the THENCE NORTH comprehensive services due date. Proposals re- and Lead Construction proposed establishment 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, related to the proposed ceived after the specified Manager. of the District. ALONG THE NORTH- replacement of the City’s date and time will not be •Small Plant/ Medium In the event the District ERLY LINE OF THE wastewater treatment considered. Proposals Project Experience. Pro- is created and in the NORTHWEST QUAR- plant. This is expected to shall include the follow- vide a list of treatment event an election is TER OF SAID SECTION include doubling existing ing in order to be consid- plant upgrade or new called and a majority of 3, A DISTANCE OF hydraulic capacity to ap- ered. Concise and well projects in the past 5 qualified electors voting 908.35 FEET; THENCE proximately 1.5MGD and organized proposal infor- Years in Utah and sur- at an election grant ap- SOUTH 00º25’43” able to expand to at mation is desired for rounding states that are proval, taxes may be an- EAST, A DISTANCE OF least 3 MGD, selection ease of reading and for plants in the 1.0 MGD nually levied upon all 670.59 FEET; THENCE of a state of the art treat- evaluation; thus it is im- to 5.0 MGD size range taxable property within SOUTH 89º39’05” ment process, effluent portant that the page lim- and involved major up- the District. For services WEST, A DISTANCE OF permitting, potential re- its for each section be grades or the construc- provided by the District, 908.49 FEET TO THE use options and collec- adhered to. Covers, di- tion of new facilities. In- such as water or sewer EASTERLY LINE OF tion system improve- viders, table of contents, clude client name, pro- services, charges may S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ments. The project must and resumes are not ject name, type of work be imposed to pay for all NORTH 00º24’59” go through planning, counted against page (planning, design, con- or part of the services to WEST, ALONG THE permitting, finance, de- limits. struction management, be provided by the Dis- EASTERLY LINE OF sign, bidding, construc- LETTER OF INTEREST etc.), project completion trict. SR-36, A DISTANCE OF tion, and startup steps – 1page maximum - A date, estimated project The boundaries and 139.15 FEET TO THE by the end of 2010 due Letter of Interest shall be cost. NOTICE OF INTENTION service area of the Dis- SOUTHERLY LINE OF to capacity issues. included with each •Mediation, Arbitration, TO ESTABLISH THE trict shall include por- CIMMARRON WAY; SELECTION PROCESS proposal and must be and Litigation History. CIMMARRON SPECIAL tions of Tooele County, THENCE ALONG THE The proposal evaluation signed by a legal repre- List all municipal projects SERVICE DISTRICT, Utah, including the D.R. SOUTHERLY, EAST- process implemented by sentative of the propos- your firm was design en- TOOELE COUNTY, Davis PUD Amended ERLY, AND NORTH- the City shall be a ing firm, authorized to gineer for that involved/ UTAH property located East of ERLY LINES OF CIM- “Qualification Based Se- bind the firm in contrac- resulted in construction NOTICE is hereby given State Road-36 at ap- MARRON WAY THE lection". The City re- tual matters. or design-performance to all interested persons proximately 3520 North FOLLOWING ( 5 ) serves the right to make SECTION 1 - Specific related mediation, arbi- that on May 22, 2007, (Cimmarron Way), more COURSES: (1) THENCE a selection directly from Requested Data – 3 tration, and/or litigation the Board of County particularly described as EAST, A DISTANCE OF the proposal, or to re- pages maximum - This in the past five years in- Commissioners (the follows: 81.75 FEET; (2) quire an interview of the section can be submitted cluding client name, pro- “Commission”) of Tooele COMMENCING AT THE THENCE ALONG THE top firms. The City's con- in either a table format or ject name, one sentence County, Utah adopted a NORTHWEST CORNER ARC OF A CURVE TO sultant selection commit- in written text format. description of issue, and resolution declaring that OF SECTION 3, TOWN- THE RIGHT, WITH A tee will make recom- Briefly address the fol- one sentence descrip- the public health, con- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG RADIUS OF 25.00 mendations to the City lowing items in this sec- tion of outcome or cur- venience, and necessity 4 WEST, SALT LAKE FEET, THROUGH A Council which will award tion: rent status. require the establish- BASE AND MERIDIAN CENTRAL ANGLE OF the work. Contract nego- •Location and Depth. •Specialized Operations ment of a proposed spe- AND RUNNING 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE tiations will proceed with This project will be very Expertise. List any spe- cial service district, to be THENCE NORTH OF 21.68 FEET TO A the firm receiving the schedule intensive and cialized wastewater op- known as the East Cim- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, POINT OF REVERSE City Council award. The will require strong coor- erations expertise your marron Special Service ALONG THE NORTH- CURVE; (3) THENCE City reserves the right to dination and consultant firm/team provides in- District, Tooele County, ERLY LINE OF THE ALONG THE ARC OF A negotiate final contract, depth to meet a tight cludes any specific rele- Utah (the “District”) to NORTHWEST QUAR- CURVE TO THE LEFT, scope of work, schedule schedule and to be able vant credentials. provide the following TER OF SAID SECTION WITH A RADIUS OF and fee with the selected to adapt to unforeseen •Specialized Wastewater services: water including 3, A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET, THROUGH firm. circumstances. Systems Expertise. List culinary and irrigation, 131.15 FEET TO THE A CENTRAL ANGLE OF PROPOSAL SUBMIT- •Location of Project any specialized waste- and sewerage; to prop- EASTERLY LINE OF 279º21’40”, A DIS- TALS Manager, Project Engi- water design expertise erties within the District’s SR-36 AND THE POINT TANCE OF 292.55 Applicant shall submit neer, Lead Operations your firm/team provides boundaries and provid- OF BEGINNING FOR FEET, TO A POINT OF five (5) copies of its pro- Consultant, Lead Ecol- including any specific ing for the holding of a THIS DESCRIPTION; REVERSE CURVE; (4) posal by the specified ogy Permitting Person, relevant credentials. public hearing on the THENCE NORTH THENCE ALONG THE due date. Proposals re- and Lead Construction SECTION 2 – Project proposed establishment 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ARC OF A CURVE TO ceived after the specified Manager. Approach – 4 pages of the District. ALONG THE NORTH- THE RIGHT, WITH A date and time will not be •Small Plant/ Medium maximum – Provide a In the event the District ERLY LINE OF THE RADIUS OF 25.00 considered. Proposals Project Experience. Pro- description of the con- is created and in the NORTHWEST QUAR- FEET, THROUGH A shall include the follow- vide a list of treatment sultants approach to the event an election is TER OF SAID SECTION CENTRAL ANGLE OF ing in order to be consid- plant upgrade or new project and how key is- called and a majority of 3, A DISTANCE OF 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE ered. Concise and well projects in the past 5 sues identified in the qualified electors voting 908.35 FEET; THENCE OF 21.68 FEET; organized proposal infor- Years in Utah and sur- Project will be dealt with at an election grant ap- SOUTH 00º25’43” THENCE WEST, A DIS- mation is desired for rounding states that are including a project proval, taxes may be an- EAST, A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 82.19 FEET ease of reading and for plants in the 1.0 MGD schedule. The page limit nually levied upon all 670.59 FEET; THENCE TO THE EASTERLY evaluation; thus it is im- to 5.0 MGD size range for this section applies to taxable property within SOUTH 89º39’05” LINE OF SR-36; portant that the page lim- and involved major up- the written text. If neces- the District. For services WEST, A DISTANCE OF THENCE NORTH its for each section be grades or the construc- sary to demonstrate a provided by the District, 908.49 FEET TO THE 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, adhered to. Covers, di- tion of new facilities. In- thorough approach, two such as water or sewer EASTERLY LINE OF ALONG THE EAST- viders, table of contents, clude client name, pro- additional pages may be services, charges may S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A and resumes are not ject name, type of work included for maps, be imposed to pay for all NORTH 00º24’59” DISTANCE OF 471.44 counted against page (planning, design, con- graphics, and/or photos. or part of the services to WEST, ALONG THE FEET TO THE POINT limits. struction management, SECTION 3 - Project be provided by the Dis- EASTERLY LINE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- LETTER OF INTEREST etc.), project completion Team – 4 pages maxi- trict. SR-36, A DISTANCE OF TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 – 1page maximum - A date, estimated project mum – Identify the team NOTICE OF INTENTION The boundaries and 139.15 FEET TO THE SQUARE FEET, 13.601 Letter of Interest shall be cost. members including key TO ESTABLISH THE service area of the Dis- SOUTHERLY LINE OF ACRES. included with each •Mediation, Arbitration, sub consultants required CIMMARRON SPECIAL trict shall include por- CIMMARRON WAY; The public hearing shall proposal and must be and Litigation History. for the project. Provide a SERVICE DISTRICT, tions of Tooele County, THENCE ALONG THE be held on June 26, signed by a legal repre- List all municipal projects short description of the TOOELE COUNTY, Utah, including the D.R. SOUTHERLY, EAST- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as sentative of the propos- your firm was design en- key team members’ role UTAH Davis PUD Amended ERLY, AND NORTH- soon thereafter as feasi- ing firm, authorized to gineer for that involved/ and experience. At a NOTICE is hereby given property located East of ERLY LINES OF CIM- ble, at the county offices bind the firm in contrac- resulted in construction minimum this should in- to all interested persons State Road-36 at ap- MARRON WAY THE at 47 South Main, tual matters. or design-performance clude the project man- that on May 22, 2007, proximately 3520 North FOLLOWING ( 5 ) Tooele, Utah. Any inter- SECTION 1 - Specific related mediation, arbi- ager who will be the the Board of County (Cimmarron Way), more COURSES: (1) THENCE ested person may pro- Requested Data – 3 tration, and/or litigation main contact with the Commissioners (the particularly described as EAST, A DISTANCE OF test the establishment of pages maximum - This in the past five years in- City, the project engineer “Commission”) of Tooele follows: 81.75 FEET; (2) the District either orally section can be submitted cluding client name, pro- the lead Ecology permit- County, Utah adopted a COMMENCING AT THE THENCE ALONG THE at said public hearing, or in either a table format or ject name, one sentence ting person, the lead op- resolution declaring that NORTHWEST CORNER ARC OF A CURVE TO in a written protest filed in written text format. description of issue, and erations specialist, and the public health, con- OF SECTION 3, TOWN- THE RIGHT, WITH A with the Tooele County Briefly address the fol- one sentence descrip- other key team members venience, and necessity SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG RADIUS OF 25.00 Clerk. All written pro- lowing items in this sec- tion of outcome or cur- that bring special quali- require the establish- 4 WEST, SALT LAKE FEET, THROUGH A tests must be filed within tion: rent status. ties to the project. Pro- ment of a proposed spe- BASE AND MERIDIAN CENTRAL ANGLE OF 15 days after the conclu- •Location and Depth. •Specialized Operations vide a contact person cial service district, to be AND RUNNING 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE sion of said public hear- This project will be very Expertise. List any spe- and telephone number known as the East Cim- THENCE NORTH OF 21.68 FEET TO A ing and all withdrawals schedule intensive and cialized wastewater op- of project owners who marron Special Service 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, POINT OF REVERSE or cancellations of with- will require strong coor- erations expertise your can be contacted for ref- District, Tooele County, ALONG THE NORTH- CURVE; (3) THENCE drawals must be filed dination and consultant firm/team provides in- erence information for Utah (the “District”) to ERLY LINE OF THE ALONG THE ARC OF A within 30 days after the depth to meet a tight cludes any specific rele- the project manager and provide the following NORTHWEST QUAR- CURVE TO THE LEFT, conclusion of said public schedule and to be able vant credentials. the project engineer. services: water including TER OF SAID SECTION WITH A RADIUS OF hearing. The Commis- to adapt to unforeseen •Specialized Wastewater Also indicate where the culinary and irrigation, 3, A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET, THROUGH sion will hear all inter- circumstances. Systems Expertise. List project manager and and sewerage; to prop- 131.15 FEET TO THE A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ested persons desiring •Location of Project any specialized waste- project engineer are lo- erties within the District’s EASTERLY LINE OF 279º21’40”, A DIS- to be heard and will give Manager, Project Engi- water design expertise cated, and where the de- boundaries and provid- SR-36 AND THE POINT TANCE OF 292.55 full consideration to all neer, Lead Operations your firm/team provides sign work will be done ing for the holding of a OF BEGINNING FOR FEET, TO A POINT OF protests. If special ac- Consultant, Lead Ecol- including any specific from. public hearing on the THIS DESCRIPTION; REVERSE CURVE; (4) commodations are re- ogy Permitting Person, relevant credentials. SECTION 4 – Firm Ex- proposed establishment THENCE NORTH THENCE ALONG THE quired, please call (435) and Lead Construction SECTION 2 – Project perience – 4 pages of the District. 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ARC OF A CURVE TO 843-3150 with reason- Manager. Approach – 4 pages maximum – Show the In the event the District ALONG THE NORTH- THE RIGHT, WITH A able advance notice. •Small Plant/ Medium maximum – Provide a firm experience on simi- is created and in the ERLY LINE OF THE RADIUS OF 25.00 Any written protest made Project Experience. Pro- description of the con- lar projects. Provide a event an election is NORTHWEST QUAR- FEET, THROUGH A on behalf of a corpora- vide a list of treatment sultants approach to the contact person and tele- called and a majority of TER OF SAID SECTION CENTRAL ANGLE OF tion owning property plant upgrade or new project and how key is- phone number of project qualified electors voting 3, A DISTANCE OF 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE within the proposed Dis- projects in the past 5 sues identified in the owners who can be con- at an election grant ap- 908.35 FEET; THENCE OF 21.68 FEET; trict shall be signed by Years in Utah and sur- Project will be dealt with tacted for reference in- proval, taxes may be an- SOUTH 00º25’43” THENCE WEST, A DIS- the president, vice presi- rounding states that are including a project formation for the firm. A nually levied upon all EAST, A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 82.19 FEET dent, or any duly author- for plants in the 1.0 MGD schedule. The page limit minimum of 3 client ref- taxable property within 670.59 FEET; THENCE TO THE EASTERLY ized agent of the corpo- to 5.0 MGD size range for this section applies to erences shall be pro- the District. For services SOUTH 89º39’05” LINE OF SR-36; ration. Where property and involved major up- the written text. If neces- vided. provided by the District, WEST, A DISTANCE OF THENCE NORTH within the proposed Dis- grades or the construc- sary to demonstrate a SECTION 5 - Compen- such as water or sewer 908.49 FEET TO THE 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, trict is owned by more tion of new facilities. In- thorough approach, two sation Proposal - 2 services, charges may EASTERLY LINE OF ALONG THE EAST- than one person or en- clude client name, pro- additional pages may be pages maximum. Pre- be imposed to pay for all S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A tity, all owners holding ti- ject name, type of work included for maps, sent in a separate or part of the services to NORTH 00º24’59” DISTANCE OF 471.44 tle to the property must (planning, design, con- graphics, and/or photos. sealed envelope a com- be provided by the Dis- WEST, ALONG THE FEET TO THE POINT join in the signing of the struction management, SECTION 3 - Project pensation proposal item- trict. EASTERLY LINE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- protest in order for it to etc.), project completion Team – 4 pages maxi- izing time estimates for The boundaries and SR-36, A DISTANCE OF TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 be considered in the fifty date, estimated project mum – Identify the team each task, hourly rates NOTICE OF INTENTION service area of the Dis- 139.15 FEET TO THE SQUARE FEET, 13.601 percent (50%) calcula- cost. members including key for staff members as- TO ESTABLISH THE trict shall include por- SOUTHERLY LINE OF ACRES. tion discussed below. •Mediation, Arbitration, sub consultants required signed to each major CIMMARRON SPECIAL tions of Tooele County, CIMMARRON WAY; The public hearing shall If, within 30 days after and Litigation History. for the project. Provide a task and a proposed rate SERVICE DISTRICT, Utah, including the D.R. THENCE ALONG THE be held on June 26, the conclusion of said List all municipal projects short description of the or fee for each task and TOOELE COUNTY, Davis PUD Amended SOUTHERLY, EAST- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as public hearing, more your firm was design en- key team members’ role the entire project. UTAH property located East of ERLY, AND NORTH- soon thereafter as feasi- than fifty percent (50%) gineer for that involved/ and experience. At a SELECTION PROCESS NOTICE is hereby given State Road-36 at ap- ERLY LINES OF CIM- ble, at the county offices of the qualified voters of resulted in construction minimum this should in- The proposal evaluation to all interested persons proximately 3520 North MARRON WAY THE at 47 South Main, the territory proposed to or design-performance clude the project man- process implemented by that on May 22, 2007, (Cimmarron Way), more FOLLOWING ( 5 ) Tooele, Utah. Any inter- be included within the related mediation, arbi- ager who will be the the City shall be a the Board of County particularly described as COURSES: (1) THENCE ested person may pro- District, or the owners of tration, and/or litigation main contact with the "Qualification Based Se- Commissioners (the follows: EAST, A DISTANCE OF test the establishment of over fifty percent (50%) in the past five years in- City, the project engineer lection". The City re- “Commission”) of Tooele COMMENCING AT THE 81.75 FEET; (2) the District either orally of the taxable value of cluding client name, pro- the lead Ecology permit- serves the right to make County, Utah adopted a NORTHWEST CORNER THENCE ALONG THE at said public hearing, or the taxable property pro- ject name, one sentence ting person, the lead op- a selection directly from resolution declaring that OF SECTION 3, TOWN- ARC OF A CURVE TO in a written protest filed posed to be included description of issue, and erations specialist, and the proposal, or to re- the public health, con- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG THE RIGHT, WITH A with the Tooele County within the District, file one sentence descrip- other key team members quire an interview of the venience, and necessity 4 WEST, SALT LAKE RADIUS OF 25.00 Clerk. All written pro- written protests against tion of outcome or cur- that bring special quali- top firms. The selection require the establish- BASE AND MERIDIAN FEET, THROUGH A tests must be filed within the establishment of the rent status. ties to the project. Pro- process will take into ment of a proposed spe- AND RUNNING CENTRAL ANGLE OF 15 days after the conclu- District, the Commission •Specialized Operations vide a contact person consideration the follow- cial service district, to be THENCE NORTH 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE sion of said public hear- is required by law to Expertise. List any spe- and telephone number ing criteria and weight- known as the East Cim- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, OF 21.68 FEET TO A ing and all withdrawals abandon the proposed cialized wastewater op- of project owners who ing: marron Special Service ALONG THE NORTH- POINT OF REVERSE or cancellations of with- creation of the District. erations expertise your can be contacted for ref- Specific Requested Data District, Tooele County, ERLY LINE OF THE CURVE; (3) THENCE drawals must be filed After the public hearing firm/team provides in- erence information for - 20 points maximum Utah (the “District”) to NORTHWEST QUAR- ALONG THE ARC OF A within 30 days after the and 30-day protest pe- cludes any specific rele- the project manager and Project Approach - 20 provide the following TER OF SAID SECTION CURVE TO THE LEFT, conclusion of said public riod closes, the Govern- vant credentials. the project engineer. points maximum services: water including 3, A DISTANCE OF WITH A RADIUS OF hearing. The Commis- ing Authority shall adopt •Specialized Wastewater Also indicate where the Project Team & Experi- culinary and irrigation, 131.15 FEET TO THE 60.00 FEET, THROUGH sion will hear all inter- a resolution either estab- Systems Expertise. List project manager and ence - 20 points maxi- and sewerage; to prop- EASTERLY LINE OF A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ested persons desiring lishing the District, any specialized waste- project engineer are lo- mum erties within the District’s SR-36 AND THE POINT 279º21’40”, A DIS- to be heard and will give amending the District or water design expertise cated, and where the de- Firm Experience - 20 boundaries and provid- OF BEGINNING FOR TANCE OF 292.55 full consideration to all abandoning the estab- your firm/team provides sign work will be done points maximum ing for the holding of a THIS DESCRIPTION; FEET, TO A POINT OF protests. If special ac- lishment of the District. including any specific from. General Appearance public hearing on the THENCE NORTH REVERSE CURVE; (4) commodations are re- A resolution approving relevant credentials. SECTION 4 – Firm Ex- and Completeness of proposed establishment 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, THENCE ALONG THE quired, please call (435) the establishment of the SECTION 2 – Project perience – 4 pages Proposal - 20 points of the District. ALONG THE NORTH- ARC OF A CURVE TO 843-3150 with reason- District may contain any Approach – 4 pages maximum – Show the maximum In the event the District ERLY LINE OF THE THE RIGHT, WITH A able advance notice. changes from the initial maximum – Provide a firm experience on simi- Compensation Proposal is created and in the NORTHWEST QUAR- RADIUS OF 25.00 Any written protest made resolution or this notice description of the con- lar projects. Provide a - 20 points maximum. event an election is TER OF SAID SECTION FEET, THROUGH A on behalf of a corpora- of intention the Commis- sultants approach to the contact person and tele- TOTAL = 0 to 120 points called and a majority of 3, A DISTANCE OF CENTRAL ANGLE OF tion owning property sion determines to be project and how key is- phone number of project The City's selection qualified electors voting 908.35 FEET; THENCE 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE within the proposed Dis- appropriate, including re- sues identified in the owners who can be con- committee will make at an election grant ap- SOUTH 00º25’43” OF 21.68 FEET; trict shall be signed by duction of boundaries of Project will be dealt with tacted for reference in- their recommendations proval, taxes may be an- EAST, A DISTANCE OF THENCE WEST, A DIS- the president, vice presi- the District and elimina- including a project formation for the firm. A to the City Council who nually levied upon all 670.59 FEET; THENCE TANCE OF 82.19 FEET dent, or any duly author- tion of one or more of schedule. The page limit minimum of 3 client ref- will award the work. taxable property within SOUTH 89º39’05” TO THE EASTERLY ized agent of the corpo- the types of services for this section applies to erences shall be pro- Contract negotiations will the District. For services WEST, A DISTANCE OF LINE OF SR-36; ration. Where property proposed. The bounda- the written text. If neces- vided. proceed with the firm re- provided by the District, 908.49 FEET TO THE THENCE NORTH within the proposed Dis- ries of the District may sary to demonstrate a SECTION 5 - Compen- ceiving the City Council such as water or sewer EASTERLY LINE OF 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, trict is owned by more not be increased nor ad- thorough approach, two sation Proposal - 2 award. services, charges may S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ALONG THE EAST- than one person or en- ditional types of services additional pages may be pages maximum. Pre- The City reserves the be imposed to pay for all NORTH 00º24’59” ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A tity, all owners holding ti- added, unless the Com- included for maps, sent in a separate right to negotiate final or part of the services to WEST, ALONG THE DISTANCE OF 471.44 tle to the property must mission gives a new no- graphics, and/or photos. sealed envelope a com- contract, scope of work, be provided by the Dis- EASTERLY LINE OF FEET TO THE POINT join in the signing of the tice of intention and SECTION 3 - Project pensation proposal item- schedule and fee with trict. SR-36, A DISTANCE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- protest in order for it to holds a new public hear- Team – 4 pages maxi- izing time estimates for the selected firm. The The boundaries and 139.15 FEET TO THE TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 be considered in the fifty ing. mum – Identify the team each task, hourly rates City will not use an AIA NOTICE OF INTENTION service area of the Dis- SOUTHERLY LINE OF SQUARE FEET, 13.601 percent (50%) calcula- Any person who shall members including key for staff members as- contract for these serv- TO ESTABLISH THE trict shall include por- CIMMARRON WAY; ACRES. tion discussed below. have timely filed a writ- sub consultants required signed to each major ices, but will use a con- CIMMARRON SPECIAL tions of Tooele County, THENCE ALONG THE The public hearing shall If, within 30 days after ten protest and who is a for the project. Provide a task and a proposed rate tract in a form similar to SERVICE DISTRICT, Utah, including the D.R. SOUTHERLY, EAST- be held on June 26, the conclusion of said qualified voter residing short description of the or fee for each task and that used by the State of TOOELE COUNTY, Davis PUD Amended ERLY, AND NORTH- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as public hearing, more within, or owning prop- key team members’ role the entire project. Utah. UTAH property located East of ERLY LINES OF CIM- soon thereafter as feasi- than fifty percent (50%) erty within, the District, and experience. At a SELECTION PROCESS CONTACT PERSON NOTICE is hereby given State Road-36 at ap- MARRON WAY THE ble, at the county offices of the qualified voters of may petition the district minimum this should in- The proposal evaluation For questions involving to all interested persons proximately 3520 North FOLLOWING ( 5 ) at 47 South Main, the territory proposed to court within 30 days after clude the project man- process implemented by this project, contact: that on May 22, 2007, (Cimmarron Way), more COURSES: (1) THENCE Tooele, Utah. Any inter- be included within the the adoption of said ager who will be the the City shall be a Joel Kertamus , 429 E the Board of County particularly described as EAST, A DISTANCE OF ested person may pro- District, or the owners of creation resolution for a mainB12contact with the "Qualification Based Se- Main Street, Grantsville, CommissionersTooele(the follows:Transcript-Bulle81.75tinFEET; (2) test the establishment of over fifty percentTuesda(50%) writy Juneof review. 12, 2007The City, the project engineer lection". 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All written pro- written protests against benefited by the services that bring special quali- top firms. The selection [email protected] require the establish- BASE AND MERIDIAN CENTRAL ANGLE OF tests must be filed within the establishment of the to be provided by the ties to the project. Pro- process will take into SUBMITTAL ment of a proposed spe- AND RUNNING 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE 15 days after the conclu- District, the Commission District; and (2) a claim vide a contact person consideration the follow- P r o p o s a l s c l e a r l y cial service district, to be THENCE NORTH OF 21.68 FEET TO A sion of said public hear- is required by law to that the procedures used and telephone number ing criteria and weight- marked “Proposal for known as the East Cim- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, POINT OF REVERSE ing and all withdrawals abandon the proposed to establish the District of project owners who ing: Engineering Services for marron Special Service ALONG THE NORTH- CURVE; (3) THENCE or cancellations of with- creation of the District. violated the law. can be contacted for ref- Specific Requested Data the Grantsville City District, Tooele County, ERLY LINE OF THE ALONG THE ARC OF A drawals must be filed After the public hearing FAILURE TO TIMELY erence information for - 20 points maximum Wastewater Improve- Utah (the “District”) to NORTHWEST QUAR- CURVE TO THE LEFT, within 30 days after the and 30-day protest pe- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- the project manager and Project Approach - 20 ments Project” shall be provide the following TER OF SAID SECTION WITH A RADIUS OF conclusion of said public riod closes, the Govern- TEST PRECLUDES the project engineer. points maximum submitted to: services: water including 3, A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET, THROUGH hearing. The Commis- ing Authority shall adopt THE PROTEST FROM Also indicate where the Project Team & Experi- Grantsville City Recorder culinary and irrigation, 131.15 FEET TO THE A CENTRAL ANGLE OF sion will hear all inter- a resolution either estab- BEING INCLUDED IN project manager and ence - 20 points maxi- 9 East Main Street and sewerage; to prop- EASTERLY LINE OF 279º21’40”, A DIS- ested persons desiring lishing the District, THE 50% CALCULA- project engineer are lo- mum Grantsville, Utah 84029 erties within the District’s SR-36 AND THE POINT TANCE OF 292.55 to be heard and will give amending the District or TION DISCUSSED cated, and where the de- Firm Experience - 20 Not later than 4:00PM boundaries and provid- OF BEGINNING FOR FEET, TO A POINT OF full consideration to all abandoning the estab- ABOVE AND THE sign work will be done points maximum MDT on June 19, 2007 ing for the holding of a THIS DESCRIPTION; REVERSE CURVE; (4) protests. If special ac- lishment of the District. PROTESTANT FROM from. General Appearance LIMITATIONS public hearing on the THENCE NORTH THENCE ALONG THE commodations are re- A resolution approving FILING A PETITION SECTION 4 – Firm Ex- and Completeness of Grantsville City reserves proposed establishment 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ARC OF A CURVE TO quired, please call (435) the establishment of the FOR A WRIT OF RE- perience – 4 pages Proposal - 20 points the right to waive any ir- of the District. ALONG THE NORTH- THE RIGHT, WITH A 843-3150 with reason- District may contain any VIEW. FAILURE TO maximum – Show the maximum regularities in submitted In the event the District ERLY LINE OF THE RADIUS OF 25.00 able advance notice. changes from the initial TIMELY FILE A PETI- firm experience on simi- Compensation Proposal proposals, to reject any is created and in the NORTHWEST QUAR- FEET, THROUGH A Any written protest made resolution or this notice TION FOR WRIT OF lar projects. Provide a - 20 points maximum. and all proposals and to event an election is TER OF SAID SECTION CENTRAL ANGLE OF on behalf of a corpora- of intention the Commis- REVIEW FORECLOSES contact person and tele- TOTAL = 0 to 120 points terminate the selection called and a majority of 3, A DISTANCE OF 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE tion owning property sion determines to be ANY RIGHTS TO phone number of project The City's selection process at anytime if, at qualified electors voting 908.35 FEET; THENCE OF 21.68 FEET; within the proposed Dis- appropriate, including re- THEREAFTER OBJECT owners who can be con- committee will make its sole discretion, it de- at an election grant ap- SOUTH 00º25’43” THENCE WEST, A DIS- trict shall be signed by duction of boundaries of TO THE ESTABLISH- tacted for reference in- their recommendations termines such action proval, taxes may be an- EAST, A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 82.19 FEET the president, vice presi- the District and elimina- MENT OF THE DIS- formation for the firm. A to the City Council who would be in the best in- nually levied upon all 670.59 FEET; THENCE TO THE EASTERLY dent, or any duly author- tion of one or more of TRICT. minimum of 3 client ref- will award the work. terests of the City. taxable property within SOUTH 89º39’05” LINE OF SR-36; ized agent of the corpo- the types of services DATED May 22, erences shall be pro- Contract negotiations will Dated this 8th day of the District. For services WEST, A DISTANCE OF THENCE NORTH ration. Where property proposed. The bounda- 2007 vided. proceed with the firm re- June, 2007. provided by the District, 908.49 FEET TO THE 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, within the proposed Dis- ries of the District may /s/ Marilyn Gillette SECTION 5 - Compen- ceiving the City Council Jeremy Walker such as water or sewer EASTERLY LINE OF ALONG THE EAST- trict is owned by more not be increased nor ad- County Clerk sation Proposal - 2 award. Grantsville City services, charges may S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A than one person or en- ditional types of services (Published in the Tran- pages maximum. Pre- The City reserves the Recorder be imposed to pay for all NORTH 00º24’59” DISTANCE OF 471.44 tity, all owners holding ti- added, unless the Com- script Bulletin June 5, 12 sent in a separate right to negotiate final (Published in the Tran- or part of the services to WEST, ALONG THE FEET TO THE POINT tle to the property must mission gives a new no- & 19, 2007) sealed envelope a com- contract, scope of work, script Bulletin June 12 & be provided by the Dis- EASTERLY LINE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- join in the signing of the tice of intention and pensation proposal item- schedule and fee with 14, 2007) trict. SR-36, A DISTANCE OF TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 protest in order for it to holds a new public hear- izing time estimates for the selected firm. The The boundaries and 139.15 FEET TO THE SQUARE FEET, 13.601 be considered in the fifty ing. each task, hourly rates City will not use an AIA NOTICE OF INTENTION service area of the Dis- SOUTHERLY LINE OF ACRES. percent (50%) calcula- Any person who shall for staff members as- contract for these serv- TO ESTABLISH THE trict shall include por- CIMMARRON WAY; The public hearing shall tion discussed below. have timely filed a writ- Opinions signed to each major ices, but will use a con- CIMMARRON SPECIAL tions of Tooele County, THENCE ALONG THE be held on June 26, If, within 30 days after ten protest and who is a Shared task and a proposed rate tract in a form similar to SERVICE DISTRICT, Utah, including the D.R. SOUTHERLY, EAST- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as the conclusion of said qualified voter residing or fee for each task and that used by the State of TOOELE COUNTY, Davis PUD Amended ERLY, AND NORTH- soon thereafter as feasi- public hearing, more within, or owning prop- Freely. the entire project. Utah. UTAH property located East of ERLY LINES OF CIM- ble, at the county offices than fifty percent (50%) erty within, the District, (Yours and Ours.) SELECTION PROCESS CONTACT PERSON NOTICE is hereby given State Road-36 at ap- MARRON WAY THE at 47 South Main, of the qualified voters of may petition the district The proposal evaluation For questions involving to all interested persons proximately 3520 North FOLLOWING ( 5 ) Tooele, Utah. Any inter- the territory proposed to court within 30 days after process implemented by this project, contact: that on May 22, 2007, (Cimmarron Way), more COURSES: (1) THENCE ested person may pro- be included within the the adoption of said the City shall be a Joel Kertamus , 429 E the Board of County particularly described as EAST, A DISTANCE OF District, or the owners of creation resolution for a Open Forum test the establishment of Every Tuesday "Qualification Based Se- Main Street, Grantsville, Commissioners (the follows: 81.75 FEET; (2) the District either orally over fifty percent (50%) writ of review. The lection". The City re- Utah 84029 “Commission”) of Tooele COMMENCING AT THE THENCE ALONG THE at said public hearing, or of the taxable value of grounds for such a peti- serves the right to make Phone: (435) 830-8233 / County, Utah adopted a NORTHWEST CORNER ARC OF A CURVE TO in a written protest filed the taxable property pro- tion are limited to: (1) a a selection directly from 884-0627 Fax: (435) resolution declaring that OF SECTION 3, TOWN- THE RIGHT, WITH A with the Tooele County posed to be included claim that the petitioner’s TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN the proposal, or to re- 884-0638 the public health, con- SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG RADIUS OF 25.00 Clerk. All written pro- within the District, file property will not be quire an interview of the Email: venience, and necessity 4 WEST, SALT LAKE FEET, THROUGH A tests must be filed within written protests against benefited by the services top firms. The selection [email protected] require the establish- BASE AND MERIDIAN CENTRAL ANGLE OF 15 days after the conclu- the establishment of the to be provided by the process will take into SUBMITTAL ment of a proposed spe- AND RUNNING 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE sion of said public hear- District, the Commission District; and (2) a claim ONTRACT consideration the follow- P r o p o s a l s c l e a r l y cial service district, to be THENCE NORTH OF 21.68 FEET TO A ing and all withdrawals is required by law to that the procedures used ing criteria and weight- marked “Proposal for known as the East Cim- 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, POINT OF REVERSE or cancellations of with- abandon the proposed to Cleanestablish theOutDistrict Your Basement ing: Engineering Services for marron Special Service ALONG THE NORTH- CURVE; (3) THENCE drawals must be filed creation of the District. violated the law. Specific Requested Data the Grantsville City District, Tooele County, ERLY LINE OF THE ALONG THE ARC OF A within 30 days after the After the public hearing FAILURE TO TIMELY882-0050 - 20 points maximum Wastewater Improve- Utah (the “District”) to NORTHWEST QUAR- CURVE TO THE LEFT, conclusion of said public and 30-day protest pe- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- Project Approach - 20 ments Project” shall be provide the following TER OF SAID SECTION WITH A RADIUS OF hearing. The Commis- riod closes, the Govern- TEST PRECLUDESTOOELETRANSCRIPT points maximum submitted to: services: water including 3, A CDISTANCEoldwellOF 60.00 FEET, THROUGH sion will hearBall ankerinter- ing Authority shall adopt THE PROTESTBFROMULLETIN SOLD ProjectBROKER BradTeam Sutton& ExperiJim- BusicoGrantsville City Recorder culinary and irrigation, 131.15 FEET TO THE A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ested persons desiring a resolution either estab- BEING INCLUDED IN ence435-830-0370- 20 points maxi435-840-1494- 9 East Main Street and sewerage; to prop- EASTERLY LINE OF 279º21’40”, A DIS- to be heard and will give lishing the District, THE 50% CALCULA- mum Grantsville, Utah 84029 erties within the District’s SR-36 AND THE POINT TANCECBOF 292.55 full consideration to all amending the District or TION DISCUSSED Firm Experience - 20 Not later than 4:00PM boundaries and provid- OF BEGINNINGwww.utahhomes.comFOR FEET, TO A POINT OF protests. If special ac- abandoning the estab- ABOVE AND THE NEW LISTING points maximum MDT on June 19, 2007 ing for the holding of a THIS DESCRIPTION; REVERSE CURVE; (4) commodations are re- lishment of the District. PROTESTANT FROM General Appearance LIMITATIONS public hearing on the THENCE NORTH THENCE ALONG THE quired, please call (435) A resolution approving FILING A PETITION and Completeness of Grantsville City reserves777proposed Northestablishment Main8 9 ºStreet 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” •EAST, Tooele,ARC OFUtahA CURVE 84074TO 843-3150 • (435)with reason882-2100- the establishment of the FOR A WRIT OF RE- Proposal - 20 points the right to waive any ir- of the District. ALONG THE NORTH- THE RIGHT, WITH A able advance notice. District may contain any VIEW. FAILURE TO maximum regularities in submitted In the event the District ERLY LINE OF THE RADIUS OF 25.00 Any written protest made changes from the initial TIMELY FILE A PETI- Compensation Proposal proposals, to reject any is created and in the NORTHWEST QUAR- FEET, THROUGH A on behalf of a corpora- resolution or this notice TION FOR WRIT OF - 20Monica points Colemaximum.Tana DuBoseand all proposals and to event an election is TER OF SAID SECTION CENTRAL ANGLE OF tion owning property of intention the Commis- REVIEW FORECLOSES TOTAL435-830-0704 = 0 to 120 points801-301-1275terminate the selection called and a majority of 3, A DISTANCE OF 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE within the proposed Dis- sion determines to be ANY RIGHTS TO The City's selection process at anytime if, at qualified electors voting 908.35 FEET; THENCE OF 21.68 FEET; trict shall be signed by appropriate, including re- THEREAFTER OBJECT committee will make its sole discretion, it de- at an election grant ap- SOUTH 00º25’43” THENCE WEST, A DIS- the president, vice presi- duction of boundaries of TO THE ESTABLISH- their recommendations termines such action proval, taxes may be an- EAST, A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 82.19 FEET dent, or any duly author- the District and elimina- MENT OF THE DIS- to the City Council who would be in the best in- nually levied upon all 670.59 FEET; THENCE TO THE EASTERLY ized agent of the corpo- tion of one or more of TRICT. will award the work. terests of the City. taxable property within SOUTH 89º39’05” LINE OF SR-36; ration. Where property the types of services DATED May 22, Contract negotiations will Dated this 8th day of the District. For services WEST, A DISTANCE OF THENCE NORTH within the proposed Dis- proposed. The bounda- 2007 proceed with the firm re- June, 2007. provided by the District, 908.49 FEET TO THE 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, trict is owned by more ries of the District may /s/ Marilyn Gillette ceiving the City Council such as water or sewer EASTERLY LINE OF not be increased nor ad- Laramie Dunn Margie GonzalesJeremy Walker ALONG THE EAST- than one person or en- County Clerk award.435-224-4000 435-830-1177Grantsville City services, charges may S R - 3 6 ; #THENCE ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A tity, all owners holding ti- ditional types of services (Published in the Tran- The City reserves the Recorder be imposed to pay for all NORTH 00º24’59” DISTANCE OF 471.44 tle to the property must added, unless the Com- script Bulletin June 5, 12 right to negotiate final (Published in the Tran- or part of the services to WEST, ALONG THE FEET TO THE POINT join in the signing of the mission gives a new no- & 19, 2007) contract, scope of work, script Bulletin June 12 & be provided by the Dis- EASTERLY LINE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- protest in order for it to tice of intention and schedule and fee with 14, 2007) trict. SR-36, A DISTANCE OF TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 be considered in the fifty holds a new public hear- the selected firm. The The boundaries and 139.15 FEET TO THE SQUARE FEET, 13.601 percent (50%) calcula- ing. City will not use an AIA service area of the Dis- SOUTHERLY LINE OF ACRES. tion discussed below. Any person who shall contract for these serv- trict shall include por- CIMMARRON WAY; The public hearing shall If, within 30 days after have timely filed a writ- ices, but will use a con- #1 tionsOFFICEof Tooele County, THENCE ALONG THE be held on June 26, the conclusion of said ten protest and who is a tractCamiein aJefferiesform similar Guyto Keisel Utah, including the D.R. SOUTHERLY, EAST- 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as public hearing, more qualified voter residing that435-840-0727used by the State435-496-3739of Davis PUD Amended ERLY, AND NORTH- soon1thereafter as feasi- than fifty percent (50%) within, or owning prop- Utah. Theproperty Tooelelocated BranchEast of ERLY isLINES the OFtopCIM -officeble, at the incounty totaloffices ofunitsthe qualified for votersofficesof erty within, 1-35the District, CONTACT PERSON State Road-36 at ap- MARRON WAY THE at 47 South Main, the territory proposed to may petition the district For questions involving agentsproximately among3520 North 1,000FOLLOWING total offices( 5 ) Tooele, inUtah. theAny interNRT- be system.included within Coldwellthe court within 30 days after this project, contact: (Cimmarron Way), more COURSES: (1) THENCE ested person may pro- District, or the owners of the adoption of said Joel Kertamus , 429 E particularly described as EAST, A DISTANCE OF test the establishment of over fifty percent (50%) creation resolution for a Main Street, Grantsville, Bankerfollows: Residential81.75 BrokerageFEET; (2) isthe ownedDistrict either byorally NRT,of the Inc.taxable value of writ of review. The Utah 84029 COMMENCING AT THE THENCE ALONG THE at said public hearing, or the taxable property pro- grounds for such a peti- Phone: (435) 830-8233 / NORTHWEST CORNER ARC OF A CURVE TO in a written protest filed posed to be included tion are limited to: (1) a Jay Kirk Danielle Lopez 884-0627435-830-2091Fax: (435)435-840-2895 OF SECTION 3, TOWN- THE RIGHT, WITH A with the Tooele County within the District, file claim that the petitioner’s 884-0638 SHIP 3 SOUTH, RANG RADIUS OF 25.00 Clerk. All written pro- written protests against property will not be Email: #1 4RESIDENTIALWEST, SALT LAKE FEET, THROUGH REALA testsESTATEmust be filed within BROKERAGEthe establishment of the benefited by the services [email protected] BASE AND MERIDIAN CENTRAL ANGLE OF 15 days after the conclu- District, the Commission to be provided by the SUBMITTAL AND RUNNING 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE sion of said public hear- is required by law to District; and (2) a claim P r o p o s a l s c l e a r l y ColdwellTHENCE BankerNORTH OFResidential21.68 FEET TO Brokerage’sA ing and all withdrawals parentabandon company,the proposed thatNRTthe procedures used marked “Proposal for 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, POINT OF REVERSE or cancellations of with- creation of the District. to establish the District Engineering Services for Incorporated,ALONG THE NORTH was- CURVE; ranked(3) THENCE as thedrawals No.must 1 beresidentialfiled After the public realhearing estateviolated the law. the Grantsville City ERLY LINE OF THE ALONG THE ARC OF A within 30 days after the and 30-day protest pe- FAILURE TO TIMELY WastewaterPam Mallet ImproveMark- Martinez brokerageNORTHWEST firmQUAR- inCURVE theTO UnitedTHE LEFT, Statesconclusion ofinsaid RISMedia’spublic riod closes, the2007Govern -PowerFILE A WRITTEN PRO- ments435-850-0105Project” shall435-830-0655be TER OF SAID SECTION WITH A RADIUS OF hearing. The Commis- ing Authority shall adopt TEST PRECLUDES submitted to: 3, A DISTANCE OF 60.00 FEET, THROUGH sion will hear all inter- a resolution either estab- THE PROTEST FROM Grantsville City Recorder Broker131.15 Report.FEET TO THE ThisA CENTRAL is theANGLE tenthOF ested consecutivepersons desiring yearlishing inthe whichDistrict, BEINGNRTINCLUDED IN 9 East Main Street EASTERLY LINE OF 279º21’40”, A DIS- to be heard and will give amending the District or THE 50% CALCULA- Grantsville, Utah 84029 earnedSR-36 AND theTHE topPOINT spotTANCE nationwide.OF 292.55 full consideration to all abandoning the estab- TION DISCUSSED Not later than 4:00PM OF BEGINNING FOR FEET, TO A POINT OF protests. If special ac- lishment of the District. ABOVE AND THE MDT on June 19, 2007 THIS DESCRIPTION; REVERSE CURVE; (4) commodations are re- A resolution approving PROTESTANT FROM LIMITATIONS THENCE NORTH THENCE ALONG THE quired, please call (435) the establishment of the FILING A PETITION GrantsvilleDebbie MillwardCity reservesVicki Powell-Onederra 8 9 º 3 9 ’ 0 5 ” EAST, ARC OF A CURVE TO 843-3150 with reason- District may contain any FOR A WRIT OF RE- the435-830-4716right to waive any435-830-6010ir- ALONG THE NORTH- THE RIGHT, WITH A able advance notice. changes from the initial VIEW. FAILURE TO regularities in submitted ERLY LINE OF THE RADIUS OF 25.00 Any written protest made resolution or this notice TIMELY FILE A PETI- proposals, to reject any NORTHWESTNewQUAR- FEET,andTHROUGH ExperiencedA on behalf of a corpora - Agentsof intention the Commis- TION FOR WRIT OF and all proposals and to TER OF SAID SECTION CENTRAL ANGLE OF tion owning property sion determines to be REVIEW FORECLOSES terminate the selection 3, A DISTANCE OF 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE within the proposed Dis- appropriate, including re- ANY RIGHTS TO process at anytime if, at 908.35 FEET; THENCE OF 21.68 FEET; trict shall be signed by duction of boundaries of THEREAFTER OBJECT its sole discretion, it de- SOUTH 00º25’43”First-TimeTHENCE WEST, A DIS -Homethe president, vice Buyerspresi- the District and elimina- TO THE ESTABLISH- termines such action EAST, A DISTANCE OF TANCE OF 82.19 FEET dent, or any duly author- tion of one or more of MENT OF THE DIS- would be in the best in- 670.59 FEET; THENCE TO THE EASTERLY ized agent of the corpo- the types of services TRICT. terestsVirginia of Rainwater the City.Laney Riegel, GRI, ABR SOUTH 89º39’05” LINE OF SR-36; ration. Where property proposed. The bounda- DATED May 22, 435-830-7583 Dated435-841-7755this 8th day of WEST, A DISTANCE OF LuxuryTHENCE NORTH Homewithin the proposed MarketDis- ries of the District may 2007 June, 2007. 908.49 FEET TO THE 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, trict is owned by more not be increased nor ad- /s/ Marilyn Gillette Jeremy Walker EASTERLY LINE OF ALONG THE EAST- than one person or en- ditional types of services County Clerk Grantsville City S R - 3 6 ; THENCE ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A tity, all owners holding ti- added, unless the Com- (Published in the Tran- Recorder NORTH 00º24’59” DISTANCELandOF 471.44 andtle to the Farmproperty must mission gives a new no- script Bulletin June 5, 12 (Published in the Tran- WEST, ALONG THE FEET TO THE POINT join in the signing of the tice of intention and & 19, 2007) script Bulletin June 12 & EASTERLY LINE OF OF BEGINNING. CON- protest in order for it to holds a new public hear- 14, 2007) SR-36, A DISTANCE OF TAINS Relocation5 9 2 , 4 6 0 be considered in the fifty ing. Rob Riegel Jennifer Sant 139.15 FEET TO THE SQUARE FEET, 13.601 percent (50%) calcula- Any person who shall 435-830-7583 801-755-3818 SOUTHERLY LINE OF ACRES. tion discussed below. have timely filed a writ- CIMMARRON WAY; The public hearing shall If, within 30 days after ten protest and who is a THENCE ALONG THE be held on June 26, the conclusion of said qualified voter residing SOUTHERLY, EAST- 2007, at 3:00Commercialp.m., or as public hearing, more within, or owning prop- ERLY, AND NORTH- soon thereafter as feasi- than fifty percent (50%) erty within, the District, ERLY LINES OF CIM- ble, at the county offices of the qualified voters of may petition the district MARRON WAY THE at 47 HorseSouth Main, Propertythe territory proposed to court within 30 days after FOLLOWING ( 5 ) Tooele, Utah. Any inter- be included within the the adoption of said COURSES: (1) THENCE ested person may pro- District, or the owners of creation resolution for a Peggy Van Dam Christina Vowles EAST, A DISTANCE OF 435-850-8888 435-496-3820 test the establishment of over fifty percent (50%) writ of review. The 81.75 FEET; (2) theNewDistrict either Constructionorally of the taxable value of grounds for such a peti- THENCE ALONG THE at said public hearing, or the taxable property pro- tion are limited to: (1) a ARC OF A CURVE TO in a written protest filed posed to be included claim that the petitioner’s THE RIGHT, WITH A with the Tooele County within the District, file property will not be RADIUS OF 25.00 Clerk. All Investmentswritten pro- written protests against benefited by the services FEET, THROUGH A tests must be filed within the establishment of the to be provided by the CENTRAL ANGLE OF 15 days after the conclu- District, the Commission District; and (2) a claim 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE sion of said public hear- is required by law to that the procedures used Cindy Wood Ron Wood OF 21.68 FEET TO A ing and all withdrawals abandon the proposed to establish the District 435-840-4959 801-842-2194 POINT OF REVERSE or cancellations of with- creation of the District. violated the law. CURVE; (3) THENCE drawals must be filed After the public hearing FAILURE TO TIMELY Kathy Whitehouse For ALONGYourTHE RealARC OF AEstatewithin 30 days Needs,after the and Contact30-day protest peThe- FILE BestA WRITTEN ofPRO the- Best 435-830-4441 CURVE TO THE LEFT, conclusion of said public riod closes, the Govern- TEST PRECLUDES WITH A RADIUS OF hearing. The Commis- ing Authority shall adopt THE PROTEST FROM 60.00 FEET, THROUGH sion will hear all inter- a resolution either estab- BEING INCLUDED IN Not Pictured: ServingA CENTRAL ANGLETooeleOF ested persons Countydesiring lishing forthe District, theTHE past50% CALCULA 19- years. Jon Onederra 279º21’40”, A DIS- to be heard and will give amending the District or TION DISCUSSED TANCE OF 292.55 full consideration to all abandoning the estab- ABOVE AND THE FEET, TO A POINT OF protests. If special ac- lishment of the District. PROTESTANT FROM REVERSE CURVE; (4) commodations are re- A resolution approving FILING A PETITION THENCE ALONG THE quired, please call (435) the establishment of the FOR A WRIT OF RE- ARC OF A CURVE TO 843-3150 with reason- District may contain any VIEW. FAILURE TO THE RIGHT, WITH A able advance notice. changes from the initial TIMELY FILE A PETI- RADIUS OF 25.00 Any written protest made resolution or this notice TION FOR WRIT OF FEET, THROUGH A on behalf of a corpora- of intention the Commis- REVIEW FORECLOSES SKIN CANCER CENTRAL ANGLE OF tion owning property sion determines to be ANY RIGHTS TO 2/col. 49º40’50”, A DISTANCE within the proposed Dis- appropriate, including re- THEREAFTER OBJECT OF 21.68 FEET; trict shall be signed by duction of boundaries of TO THE ESTABLISH- 2.0625 x 10.5 THENCE WEST, A DIS- the president, vice presi- the District and eliminaJob#:- MENTIN93649A.inddOF THE DIS- CSR: Tom Kelly TANCE OF 82.19 FEET dent, or any duly author- tion of one or more Client:of TRICT.HMM Operator: pb TO THE EASTERLY ized agent of the corpo- the types of services DATED May 22, LINE OF SR-36; ration. Where property proposed. The boundaDesc:- 2007American Dermatolgy Prev Op: mh THENCE NORTH within the proposed Dis- ries of the District mayLive:/s// Marilyn Gillette Mac: caps96 0 0 º 2 4 ’ 5 9 ” WEST, trict is owned by more not be increased nor adTrim:- County2.0625 Clerk x 10.5 Prev Mac: alchemy12 ALONG THE EAST- than one person or en- ditional types of servicesBleed:(Published/ in the Tran- Date: 9/25/06 - 3:00 PM ERLY LINE OF SR-36, A tity, all owners holding ti- added, unless the ComProof#:- script Bulletin June 5, 12 DISTANCE OF 471.44 tle to the property must mission gives a new no- & 19, 22007) FEET TO THE POINT join in the signing of the tice of intention and OF BEGINNING. CON- protest in order for it to holds a new public hear- TAINS 5 9 2 , 4 6 0 be considered in the fifty ing. SQUARE FEET, 13.601 percent (50%) calcula- Any person who shall ACRES. tion discussed below. have timely filed a writ- The public hearing shall If, within 30 days after ten protest and who is a be held on June 26, the conclusion of said qualified voter residing 2007, at 3:00 p.m., or as public hearing, more within, or owning prop- soon thereafter as feasi- than fifty percent (50%) erty within, the District, ble, at the county offices of the qualified voters of may petition the district at 47 South Main, the territory proposed to court within 30 days after Tooele, Utah. Any inter- be included within the the adoption of said ested person may pro- District, or the owners of creation resolution for a test the establishment of over fifty percent (50%) writ of review. The the District either orally of the taxable value of grounds for such a peti- at said public hearing, or the taxable property pro- tion are limited to: (1) a in a written protest filed posed to be included claim that the petitioner’s with the Tooele County within the District, file property will not be Clerk. All written pro- written protests against benefited by the services tests must be filed within the establishment of the to be provided by the 15 days after the conclu- District, the Commission District; and (2) a claim sion of said public hear- is required by law to that the procedures used ing and all withdrawals abandon the proposed to establish the District or cancellations of with- creation of the District. violated the law. drawals must be filed After the public hearing FAILURE TO TIMELY within 30 days after the and 30-day protest pe- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- conclusion of said public riod closes, the Govern- TEST PRECLUDES hearing. The Commis- ing Authority shall adopt THE PROTEST FROM sion will hear all inter- a resolution either estab- BEING INCLUDED IN ested persons desiring lishing the District, THE 50% CALCULA- to be heard and will give amending the District or TION DISCUSSED full consideration to all abandoning the estab- ABOVE AND THE protests. If special ac- lishment of the District. PROTESTANT FROM commodations are re- A resolution approving FILING A PETITION quired, please call (435) the establishment of the FOR A WRIT OF RE- 843-3150 with reason- District may contain any VIEW. FAILURE TO able advance notice. changes from the initial TIMELY FILE A PETI- Any written protest made resolution or this notice TION FOR WRIT OF on behalf of a corpora- of intention the Commis- REVIEW FORECLOSES tion owning property sion determines to be ANY RIGHTS TO within the proposed Dis- appropriate, including re- THEREAFTER OBJECT trict shall be signed by duction of boundaries of TO THE ESTABLISH- the president, vice presi- the District and elimina- MENT OF THE DIS- dent, or any duly author- tion of one or more of TRICT. ized agent of the corpo- the types of services DATED May 22, ration. Where property proposed. The bounda- 2007 within the proposed Dis- ries of the District may /s/ Marilyn Gillette trict is owned by more not be increased nor ad- County Clerk than one person or en- ditional types of services (Published in the Tran- tity, all owners holding ti- added, unless the Com- script Bulletin June 5, 12 tle to the property must mission gives a new no- & 19, 2007) join in the signing of the tice of intention and protest in order for it to holds a new public hear- be considered in the fifty ing. percent (50%) calcula- Any person who shall tion discussed below. have timely filed a writ- If, within 30 days after ten protest and who is a the conclusion of said qualified voter residing public hearing, more within, or owning prop- than fifty percent (50%) erty within, the District, of the qualified voters of may petition the district the territory proposed to court within 30 days after be included within the the adoption of said District, or the owners of creation resolution for a over fifty percent (50%) writ of review. The of the taxable value of grounds for such a peti- the taxable property pro- tion are limited to: (1) a posed to be included claim that the petitioner’s within the District, file property will not be written protests against benefited by the services the establishment of the to be provided by the District, the Commission District; and (2) a claim is required by law to that the procedures used abandon the proposed to establish the District creation of the District. violated the law. After the public hearing FAILURE TO TIMELY and 30-day protest pe- FILE A WRITTEN PRO- riod closes, the Govern- TEST PRECLUDES ing Authority shall adopt THE PROTEST FROM a resolution either estab- BEING INCLUDED IN lishing the District, THE 50% CALCULA- amending the District or TION DISCUSSED abandoning the estab- ABOVE AND THE lishment of the District. PROTESTANT FROM A resolution approving FILING A PETITION the establishment of the FOR A WRIT OF RE- District may contain any VIEW. FAILURE TO changes from the initial TIMELY FILE A PETI- resolution or this notice TION FOR WRIT OF of intention the Commis- REVIEW FORECLOSES sion determines to be ANY RIGHTS TO appropriate, including re- THEREAFTER OBJECT duction of boundaries of TO THE ESTABLISH- the District and elimina- MENT OF THE DIS- tion of one or more of TRICT. the types of services DATED May 22, proposed. The bounda- 2007 ries of the District may /s/ Marilyn Gillette not be increased nor ad- County Clerk ditional types of services (Published in the Tran- added, unless the Com- script Bulletin June 5, 12 mission gives a new no- & 19, 2007) tice of intention and holds a new public hear- ing. Any person who shall have timely filed a writ- ten protest and who is a qualified voter residing within, or owning prop- erty within, the District, may petition the district court within 30 days after the adoption of said creation resolution for a writ of review. The grounds for such a peti- tion are limited to: (1) a claim that the petitioner’s property will not be benefited by the services to be provided by the District; and (2) a claim that the procedures used to establish the District violated the law. FAILURE TO TIMELY FILE A WRITTEN PRO- TEST PRECLUDES THE PROTEST FROM BEING INCLUDED IN THE 50% CALCULA- TION DISCUSSED ABOVE AND THE PROTESTANT FROM FILING A PETITION FOR A WRIT OF RE- VIEW. FAILURE TO TIMELY FILE A PETI- TION FOR WRIT OF REVIEW FORECLOSES ANY RIGHTS TO THEREAFTER OBJECT TO THE ESTABLISH- MENT OF THE DIS- TRICT. DATED May 22, 2007 /s/ Marilyn Gillette County Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin June 5, 12 & 19, 2007)