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Family delivers livestock for Bit N’ Spur Rodeo TOOELE See B1 TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN July 8, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 015 50¢ Justice courts consolidated Judge William Pitt given $30,000 raise to head up countywide system by Jamie Belnap the Tooele Valley Justice Court. STAFF WRITER “The county was faced with two possible options,” said Tooele The Tooele Valley Justice Court County Attorney Doug Hogan, has taken over administration of who was asked by the commission Wendover’s justice court in a move to look into the situation and pres- designed to consolidate operations ent them with the best possible under one judge. solution. “Either replace Judge With the recent retirement of Melville and keep two justice court Wendover Justice Court Judge judges on the payroll, or combine LaMar Melville, Tooele County them and have one judge serve the Commissioners elected to add the entire county.” Justice courts have small Wendover court into a newly the authority to deal with class B created Tooele County Justice and C misdemeanors, violations Court rather than appoint a new of ordinances, small claims, and judge in Wendover. The new court infractions committed within their will be headed by Judge William Pitt, who was serving as judge for SEE COURTS PAGE A5 ➤

photography / Maegan Burr Col. Yolanda Dennis-Lowman receives the depot flag from Commander Gen. James Rogers Tuesday morning at the Tooele Army Depot change-of-command ceremony. Dennis-Lowman will be stationed at TEAD for up to three years. New commander takes over depot by Jamie Belnap Davis, who headed the depot expected to lead the facility’s National War College. She STAFF WRITER for three years, was known approximately 520 employees comes to Tooele from Stuttgart, for her work on storage-space for up to three years. She is Germany, where she was chief The Tooele Army Depot sharing with Deseret Chemical formerly of Waco, Texas, and of the military’s International passed the installation’s colors Depot and helping improve began her military career 25 Cooperation Division, which on to its 34th commander, Col. the depot’s worker safety prac- years ago following her gradu- provides military assistance to Yolanda Dennis-Lowman, this tices. ation from Texas Christian foreign countries. morning at a formal change-of- “Col. Davis has had an out- University. She holds two mas- “Tooele Army Depot is lucky command ceremony. Dennis- standing command tour,” said ter’s degrees — one in adminis- to have someone of her cali- Lowman beamed as the depot’s Commander General James tration from Central Michigan ber,” Rogers said. outgoing commander, Col. Rogers at the ceremony. University and one in nation- Anne L. Davis welcomed her. Dennis-Lowman, 48, is al security strategy from the SEE DEPOT PAGE A6 ➤

photography / Troy Boman Judge William Pitt sits in his office with a drawing of John Wayne hanging on From Skull Valley to China: USU rangelands the wall. Judge Pitt will now also be serving as the judge for the newly created Tooele County Justice Court, which is a combination of the Tooele Valley and project could have wide-ranging benefits Wendover justice courts. by Sarah Miley project. STAFF WRITER Biosolids increase water retention in the soil, he said. When visiting Skull Valley near Local job market A rangelands improvement project pio- the Fourth of July last year, one of the test neered in Skull Valley may serve as an exam- plots was still green while the other plots and ple to the world after it was presented to surrounding area were dried out. He added a global conference in Inner Mongolia last they’re also looking at biosolids to decrease the remains strong week by Utah State University’s Tooele County chance for wildfires as well. Extension Director Linden Greenhalgh. As part of the project, Greenhalgh said Even with steady growth in positions available, Greenhalgh presented the project at the researchers are trying to determine if appli- most businesses report no shortage of workers weeklong conference of the International cation at higher rates would make it more Grasslands Congress and International economical to apply while still benefiting the by Doug Radunich 5.3 percent. Rangeland Congress in Hohhot, Inner soil, which would require approval from the STAFF WRITER Robson also said Tooele Mongolia, which is a region of China. DEQ and EPA. County’s job growth rate was The Skull Valley project is a joint venture He added the use of biosolids is beneficial to Tooele County remains a between 4 percent and 4.2 per- between Ensign Ranches, Utah State University, both the ranching community, as it improves robust job market with new cent from May 2007 to May various wastewater treatment facilities, the rangeland productivity, and to the treatment jobs being created at a rate that 2008. Utah Department of Environmental Quality facilities as it rids them of some of the waste. outpaces the state as a whole, “We’re much better than Salt and the Environmental Protection Agency. The Greenhalgh has been working on the Skull and more local residents look- Lake County and the rest of the project aims to determine what benefits bio- Valley project for one year, although the prac- ing for work closer to home. state in terms of job growth,” solids — waste taken from sewer treatment tice of using biosolids on rangelands has been Jim Robson, regional econo- he said. “Salt Lake County’s job plants — can have in rangeland cultivation used since 2004. He said initial tests have mist with the Utah Department growth was only 1.5 percent and ranching. Researchers have begun put- shown increases of as much as 660 pounds of Workforce Services, said from May 2007 to the end of ting biosolids on rangelands to increase forage per acre in forage productivity, compared with Tooele County’s unemploy- May this year, and the state productivity. 65 pounds per acre for a control plot. Protein ment rate has been running at rate over that time was at only “If it works, it could be used under similar increased from 10 percent in the control plot a low 3.6 percent over the past around 1.4 percent.” photography / Maegan Burr circumstances on any ranch or rangeland,” to as much as 20 percent in one of the treat- three months. He said that over Carlisle Syntec, a roofing Greenhalgh said, adding while at the confer- ments. the same time period, the state material manufacturer located Linden Greenhalgh recently returned from a trip to ence he met someone with the Bureau of Land average was at 3.2 percent, Mongolia for a conference on grasslands where he pre- Management who expressed interest in the SEE PROJECT PAGE A5 ➤ while the national average was SEE MARKET PAGE A6 ➤ sented a project that USU has been using in Skull Valley.

OPEN FORUM A4 HOMETOWN B1 INSIDE OBITUARIES A6 BULLETIN BOARD A8 TV LISTINGS A7 CLASSIFIEDS B3 Tooele Cal Ripken Fourth of July a hit SPORTS A10 ANNOUNCEMENTS B2 baseball advances in among all ages state tourney See A12 WEATHER See A10 Sunny skies. Highs in the lower 90s. Complete Forecast: A9 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 8, 2008 Tooele-Grantsville senior shuttle seeing ridership increase

by Natalie Tripp The shuttle service runs circuit takes about an hour. STAFF WRITER on normal UTA hours, start- If the shuttle sees a con- ing at 5:30 a.m. until 7 p.m., tinued increase in ridership, With bus riders clamoring and has no set routes. It drives Dymock says UTA might add for more public transporta- back and forth between Tooele another van. tion services in Tooele Valley, and Grantsville dropping rid- “We would love to increase it may surprise many residents ers off where they need to be. our range as far as covering to learn there’s already a free Currently riders can call the other towns in the county,” shuttle service operating five driver’s cell phone to find out Dymock said. “But right now days a week between Tooele when and where he can pick we can’t stop outside of Tooele and Grantsville. them up. and Grantsville city limits.” The The Senior Shuttle service The route is confined to shuttle fare is $2 each way for was started four years ago Tooele and Grantsville city lim- regular passengers, and $1 for by Utah Transit Authority to its, and along SR-112, allowing seniors. transport senior citizens from riders to be dropped off at the The cell phone number for Grantsville to Tooele. However, Deseret Peak Complex. the morning shuttle that runs the 15-seat shuttle van is open “All they need to do is call from 5:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. is to all riders regardless of age. the driver and say, ‘I need a 830-0935. The number for the “We’ve recently seen an ride at such-and-such time,’” afternoon shuttle that runs increase in our ridership,” said said Butch Dymock, director from 2-7 p.m. is 830-2623. Cissy Morton, the morning of the Tooele County Division “People ought to know that driver of the service. “It comes of Aging and Adult Services. they can get to Tooele and and goes in spurts, but over the “And they’ll give them the next Grantsville this way,” Dymock last three years it’s definitely time they’ll be stopping in the said. “Seniors especially need been increasing. I was the only area.” to know that they can get to photography / Missy Thompson driver for the first three years The shuttle makes around other areas besides their home- and we had to add a second seven trips a day between town.” Driver Cissy Morton (center) stands with two passengers of the UTA senior shuttle, Ron Adams, 39 (left), and Mark Hermel, driver last September.” Tooele and Grantsville. A full [email protected] 26 (right), both of Grantsville, on Tuesday morning in front of the old Albertson’s building in Tooele. Adams said he uses the shuttle four to five times a week and Hermel uses it to link up with UTA bus service to Salt Lake City. Fireworks blamed Tooele man killed in single-car crash in Erda by Jamie Belnap railroad tracks at approxi- cle, which had exploded into receive results from an alco- for motorcycle wreck STAFF WRITER mately 7 a.m. flames. hol test, they have reason to The vehicle rolled and “He couldn’t get to the believe that alcohol was a by Jamie Belnap Office. A 21-year-old Tooele man came to rest on its roof, par- driver because of the flames,” factor in the crash. STAFF WRITER Bush said although was killed and his friend tially ejecting Richman, who Bush said. “Speed and alcohol were pret- the accident occurred at critically injured in a rollover was in the passenger’s seat, Cruz was pronounced dead ty well the reasons,” Bush said. Two people were seri- almost midnight, the pair accident in Erda Saturday. and pinning in Cruz, who at the scene and Richman [email protected] ously injured Friday night were distracted by fire- According to Lt. Lynn Bush was driving. was transported in critical after the motorcycle they works displays still going of the Tooele County Sheriff’s A man in the area cut- condition to Mountain West were riding slid off the road on in the area. Office, Eric Cruz and Kurtis ting hay at the time of the Medical Center with head, Tooele and into a fence. “If you’re not paying Richman, 19, were traveling accident noticed a plume of arm and leg injuries. He was Bryan Rose, 39, of Tooele, attention to the road it northbound on Droubay Road smoke going into the air and later airlifted to University of and Robin Delany, 49, of would be easy to go off the in a 1997 Hyundai Elantra rushed over to help, accord- Utah Hospital. “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” Skull Valley, were traveling curve,” Bush said. when the vehicle veered off ing to Bush. He was able to Bush said although the west on SR-138 near the Rose and Delany were the road after crossing the pull Richman from the vehi- Sheriff’s Office has yet to 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. Ellerbeck Road intersection both thrown from the (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 heading out of Grantsville motorcycle and were air- Tickets are now available online at www.movieswest.com when Rose, who was driv- lifted to a Salt Lake City ing, failed to follow the hospital. Bush wasn’t sure road’s sharp curve, accord- of the extent of their inju- July 4 - 10 ing to Lt. Lynn Bush of the ries. Tooele County Sheriff’s [email protected] HANCOCK DLY 1:00, 4:25, 7:15, 9:30 SUN 1:00, 4:25, 7:15 (PG-13)

Wendover mother THE HAPPENING delivers baby on I-80 DLY 9:30 (R) INDIANA JONES* by Jamie Belnap Center. INGDOM OF THE RYSTAL KULL STAFF WRITER Cpl. Andrew Prescott of K C S the Utah Highway Patrol DLY 12:45, 4:15, 7:05 SUN 12:45, 4:15, 7:05 A Wendover mom unex- was talking to a driver dur- (PG-13) pectedly delivered her baby ing a routine traffic stop boy on I-80 Friday eve- near milepost 91 in the east- GET SMART ning, despite the efforts of bound lanes of the inter- her husband to rush her state when a small pickup DLY 12:00, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, 9:40 to Mountain West Medical pulled up. SUN 12:00, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20 (PG-13) Trooper Randy Riches was arriving to back up Prescott ������ ���������� when he heard Prescott call WALL-E �������� dispatch and request medi- DLY 12:10, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40 �������������� cal assistance. SUN 12:10, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20 (G) �������������� ��������� “The woman in the pick- up had delivered her baby ������������� ������������������ photo courtesy of UHP * about 300 yards before KTIMESIMEUNS &G SHOWSHOWSFSUUBJECUBJECPT TANDAO CHANGEHANGE ������ reaching Prescott’s loca- A Dodge Neon lays on its roof on the east side of SR-36 Saturday morning. The Highway Patrol believes that the teen DLY 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10, 9:15 ����������� ���������� occupants of the vehicle were under the influence when the vehicle veered off the road and rolled three or more times. tion,” Riches said. SUN 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:10 ��������������� ��������������� When the two officers (PG) ��������������� ������������������� approached the pickup, they �������������� ���������������� found the mom cradling INCREDIBLE HULK ������������ ���������������� her baby with the umbilical Two Tooele teenagers injured in cord still attached. DLY 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:45 ��������� SUN 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15 ������������ ������ “We checked the mom (PG-13) ������������ ������������� and baby to make sure early-Saturday morning rollover Our Box Office opens daily ������������ ��������������������� everything would be fine, 20 min. before first show starts. ����������� ������������ and then we prepared the by Jamie Belnap ence and possession of mari- of SR-36 were shut down for All shows before 6pm $5 pm $ $ ������������ ����������� umbilical cord and cut it,” STAFF WRITER juana and drug parapherna- a time while a medical heli- After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 $ ����������� ������������ Riches said. lia. Charges are pending for copter landed and personnel Seniors (over 65) 5 ��������������� ������������ The officers then contin- Two Tooele teenagers were the passenger. loaded the passenger aboard. The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens �������������� ������������ ued to care for the mother involved in a drug/alcohol- Daniels said both directions [email protected] ������������� ������������ and child until medical per- related rollover crash on SR- �������������� ������������ sonnel arrived to transport 36 Saturday morning. ������������ ������������� them to Mountain West According to Trooper Roger ����������� Medical Center. Daniels of the Utah Highway ������������� �������������������� Highway Patrol officers Patrol, two 17-year-old males ����������� ����������������� receive training to handle were headed southbound on ���������������� ����������������� medical emergencies on a SR-36 in a Dodge Neon at 6 ������������� ���������������������� regular basis, including how a.m. when the driver fell asleep to deliver babies, Riches or passed out behind the ��������������� said, but it’s always a little wheel just past Cimarron Way �������������� ����������������� nerve-wrecking when they in Erda. The vehicle crossed ������������� �������������� actually have to use it. the northbound lanes and hit ������������ �������������� “It’s definitely exciting, a road sign before rolling side- 490490 N. Main,Main, TooeleTooele ������������ �������������� but a nervous moment,” ways at least three times. 882-3608 ���������� Riches said. “I was glad Daniels said both teens ����������� ���������������� when the ambulance were under the influence at 36 Flavors ������������ ����������������� arrived.” the time of the crash. New Small 14 oz ����������� �������� Riches said this is the The driver was not wearing SUMMER ���������������� �������������� second roadway pregnancy a seat belt and was ejected $2.49 ������������� ������������������� emergency in the last week. from the vehicle, although he HOURS: ������������� ����������������� “A couple of days prior, suffered only cuts and scrapes. I received a similar call,” He was taken to Mountain Med 18 oz ����������������������������������������������� Mon ��������������������������������������������������� Riches said. “In that situ- West Medical Center. $3.10 ������������������������������������������������� ation, the mom’s water “He was really lucky,” thru Sat:10 am – 11 pm ���������������������������������������������������� ��������������������� broke, but fortunately for Daniels said. Jumbo 32 oz ��������������������������������������������� me and her the ambulance The passenger, who was Sun: 11 am – 10 pm ����������������������������������������������������� showed up before she deliv- wearing a seat belt, took ��������������������������������������������������� $4.99 ��������������������������������������������������� ered the baby.” more of the impact and was �������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������� In both cases, Riches said airlifted to Intermountain ���������������������������������������������������� mother and baby are doing Medical Center in Salt Lake ������������������������������������������������������ fine. City. Daniels said UHP was ������������������������������������������������ NightlyNightlyNightly 5:0055:00:00 | |7:457 7:10:45 | 9:20 Nightly 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 ������������������������������������������������� [email protected] not informed of the nature of R PG-13 ��������������������������������� his injuries. Sunday 5:00 | 7:10 ENDS THURSDAY ������������� Morgan Freeman, Mike Myers, Jessica Alba �������������������������� Daniels said he found a pipe James McAvoy Justin Timberlake Share your Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! ������������ in the vehicle and was later No Credit/Debit cards ����������������������� opinion with over informed by Mountain West Wanted 882-2273 or Checks Accepted The Love Guru ���������������������������������� 27,000 readers. Medical Center that the driver 111 N. Main, Tooele Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 5pm $5 �������������������������������� Write a letter to had dropped a baggie of mari- Starts Friday ‘Meet Dave’, Eddie Murphy -- PG ����������������������������������� juana in the X-ray room. ������������������������� the editor Admission- Adults $7 | Child $1 | Senior $5 NIGHTLY 9:40 - ENDS THURSDAY FM Radio Required for Sound The driver was charged with MOTOR VU Cameron Diaz ������������������������������������������ as many as six charges relat- ����������������������������������������������� PG-13 Don’t Mess Adam ������������������������������������������������� [email protected] ing to the accident, including What Happens in Vegas with the ZohanSandler ��������������������������������������������������� ������������� P.O. Box 390, Tooele, UT 84074 being driving under the influ- A3

TUESDAY July 8, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 TFCU completes transformation into HeritageWest Credit Union by Doug Radunich ments, forms and ads were changed Arsenal Federal Credit Union in STAFF WRITER shortly after the new name was Benicia, Calif., and served a mili- announced. tary membership base there until The signs don’t lie: Tooele Bruce Bryan, executive vice presi- its move to Tooele in 1961. Federal Credit Union is gone and dent and chief operations officer for The name was then changed to HeritageWest Credit Union stands HeritageWest, was quick to point Tooele Army Depot Federal Credit in its place. out the new name change is not the Union in 1962, and in 1971 it was The credit union, which result of a buyout or a stratagem changed again to Tooele Federal announced its new name in April, to distance the company from its Credit Union, before becoming completed the major tasks of its Tooele roots. HeritageWest Credit Union last changeover last week with the erec- “We applied for the name change April. tion of new signs at its four locations in March and announced it in April, According to Bryan, 48 percent in Tooele Valley. Management and and we wanted to make sure people of HeritageWest Credit Union’s ownership of the company remains understood that there was no buy- member households live outside of the same. out or merger involved,” he said. Tooele County, with more than 20 “The signs started being replaced “Everything is pretty much the percent living in Salt Lake County in the middle of June, with the same as it was before, but we hope and 12 percent residing outside of Grantsville and Stansbury Park to serve the people even better with the state. locations being the first ones, and our new name. We don’t want peo- “We plan to continue to serve the now the two Tooele locations have ple to think that we’re foreign or needs of Tooele County, but we also since had their signs replaced,” different now than we were before. want to expand and open branch- said Brett Valdez, marketing man- Tooele is also still our home, and es elsewhere as other communi- ager for HeritageWest Credit Union. will always be our home.” ties need it,” Bryan said. “We want photo courtesy of Heritage West Credit Union “The sign for our location in South Bryan said the credit union has to meet the membership needs of A worker replaces a sign at Tooele Federal Credit Union’s Main Street location in Tooele on Jordan is still being worked on, but had a handful of name changes over people both inside and outside of June 30 as TFCU finalizes its changeover to HeritageWest Credit Union. The name change we hope it will be done this week.” its past 60 years of existence. It was Tooele County.” was done to better represent the credit union’s entire membership, according to company Logos on all company docu- originally formed in 1948 as Benicia [email protected] officials. Salt Lake-Tooele Applied Technology Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. College to take over SLCC skills center ������� �������� ���������� ��� ��������� ��� ���� ������ ��������� �� ���� �������������� by Tim Gillie should not be affected by the Assisting, ECG Analysis, ECG STAFF WRITER changeover. Technician, Medical Office Lab ������ ��� �������� ��� ������� �� ��� SLTATC will pick up the office Tech, and Phlebotomy in Tooele The Salt Lake-Tooele Applied information systems, certified County starting in August. ������ � �������� ��������� �� ���� ������ �������� ����� ��� ����� ���� ��� ��� Technology College, a campus nurse assistant, and medical “We may add additional career ����� ��� ��������� � ��� ���� ���� �� ������� ��� �������� ������� �� ��� ����������� of the Utah College of Applied coding and billing programs that and technology programs to ���������� ��������� ������ ��� �� ��� ��������� ���������� �� ��������� ��� ��� ����� ��� Technology, is in the pro- were previously taught by Salt meet the needs of the students cess of working with Salt Lake Lake Community College at the and employers in Tooele county,” �������� ��� ����� ����� �� �������������� ��� ����������� �������� ������� ��� �������� Community College to take over Skills Center. Snelson said. ���������� �� �������� ��� �������� ����� ���� ���� ������� ��� ��� ������ ��� ������� its Tooele Skills Center. Students concerned about Salt Lake-Tooele Applied ������� �� ��� ����� ������� �� ��� ������� ����� ��� ���� ������� ������ ������� ����� The closure of the Skills Center tuition increases do not need to Technology College (SLTATC) is was announced last week as part worry, according to Dave Hansen, one of eight regional campuses ��� �������� ���������� ��� ������ �������� ���� ����������� ��� ���� ��������� of decision by state higher educa- marketing director for SLTATC. that make up the Utah College of ���� � ������ ���������� �� ���� ���� ������ ���� ��� ��� ��������� ��� ���������� tion officials to reassign higher “The tuition at Salt Lake-Tooele Applied Technology. Its mission is ��������������������������� ���� ����� ��� ������� ���������� ������ ��� education responsibilities for Applied Technology College is as to provide affordable and acces- Tooele County. low as $1.35 per class hour, com- sible career education for youth �������� ����� ������������ �� ��� ���� ��� ��� ��� ���� ���������� ��������� ��� ������ “SLTATC is committed to build pared to the $1.65 per class hour and adults that meet the needs ������������������������������� ����� ��� �������� ���� ��� �� ���� ���� � ���� ������� on the foundation laid by the at Salt Lake Community College,” of Utah employers. Most courses ����� �������� ������� ���� ������� ��� ���� �� ���� ��� ������� �� ��� ��������� Skills Center in Tooele County Hansen said. “We will also work at SLTATC are taught are open- and pledges that current Skills with students with financial aid entry and competency based. ������� ���� �� ����� ��� ��� ������ ����� ������ ��� ���� ������ ��� ��� ��� Center students, faculty and staff packages to make sure there are This means that students can ������� �������� ��������� ��� ������ �� ���� ��� ����� ����� ������� �� ������� ������ will not be adversely affected,” no negative impacts on students enroll and begin a course at any ���������� �� ���� ������� ������� ��� �������� �� ����� ���� �� �������� ��� ��� ������ wrote acting SLTATC campus as we go through this transition.” time, not just at the beginning ������ ��� ������ ���� ��� ��� ���� ��������� ���� ��� �� �� �������� ��� President Scott Snelson in an e- Snelson said no staff will be cut of a term. Instructors generally mail to campus board members as part of the changeover. don’t lecture to the entire class �� ���� ������ �� ��� �� ���� ����� � ���� ���� ������ ��� ������� �� �� ����� �������� dated July 4. In addition to the skills cen- at one time, but help students ������� � ��� ��������� ���������� ���������� ��� ������� ����������� ����� Snelson said all existing pro- ter programs, SLTATC already that are working independently ����� ������� ���� ������� �� ������������ ������� ����� �������������� grams at the Skills Center will had plans to offer courses in to master skills. remain and current students Clinical Medical Assisting, Dental [email protected] ������ �� ���������� ���� ��� ������� ���� ������� ���� ��� �������������� A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 8, 2008

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

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW Let the free market work for education

Two stories in last Thursday’s edition of the paper touched on the nexus where consumers, business owners and the free market intersect. One of those stories was about the Tooele Army Depot’s attempt to put forward a more dynamic face to the private sector as it looks to grow the engineering segment of its business. The other was about what type of business mix local residents would like to see in Tooele Valley — with fast-food outlets generally getting the thumbs down and fine dining restaurants getting the thumbs up, among several other opinions. In the end, however, the virtue of our capitalist system is that whether the depot is a hit with the private sector or more fine-dining restaurants come to Tooele won’t be decided by individuals. Those decisions will be made by markets. If the depot can’t sell its services on a competitive basis, it won’t succeed in the private sector. Likewise, if widespread demand for fine dining isn’t here, no amount of pleading by local residents will lure those types of restaurants into the valley. Within that context, the seemingly arbitrary and untransparent decision to close Salt Lake Community College’s two physical locations in Tooele Valley strikes us as unnecessary meddling in a process that would be bet- ter left to markets. Apparently David Buhler, interim commissioner for the Utah System of Higher Education, met with a handful of local leaders dur- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ing a closed-door meeting in June, and together they decided to effectively close SLCC. That’s not the way a decision affecting hundreds of students should be made. Give downtown a break ship pageants, when taken to extremes LETTERS POLICY Our question is: if, based on student enrollment, SLCC thought its local It is nice to read that we will have a — usually by a parent — can be nega- programs were viable, why would higher ed higher-ups step in to effect, in classy new restaurant taking over the tive experiences. However, I think The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- the words of Buhler, “a transition in what institutions will be responsible building that Melina’s used to occupy that there is value in such a pageant ters to the editor from readers. Letters for higher education in Tooele county?” Wouldn’t it be better to allow exist- (“Fine-dining restaurant on the menu when approached with the right atti- must be no longer than 250 words, ing higher ed providers to compete against each other in order to create a for downtown,” June 19). It’s also very tude. What young woman can’t benefit civil in tone, written exclusively for the product mix that’s right for our market? nice to hear they will have a full-ser- from sharpening her interview skills Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Earlier this year, we editorialized in favor of a new charter school plan- vice bar. It would be nice to give the or studying up on local, national and the writer’s name, address and phone ning to set up in Tooele County on the grounds that more educational people that are opening businesses world issues? What a great opportu- number. Priority will be given to letters choices create diversity and competition, which are two of the guiding downtown a tax break. Instead of giv- nity for a young woman to increase that refer to a recent article in the principals of our nation. Those principals should be honored in higher ing tax breaks to the multi-million dol- and perfect an individual talent, and newspaper. All letters may be subject education as well. Educational institutions competing with each other is lar big-box companies like Wal-Mart, receive praise for it. Additionally, in to editing. something government should interfere in as little as possible. In fact, it’s why don’t we give them to the small an overly casual society where pajama an essential part of our free-market system. hometown businesses that occupy the pants are worn publicly, what a wel- Letters written to thank an individual or old part of town? That might be a great come sight it can be to see a young organization should be submitted for way to motivate people to open busi- woman dressed up formally, having “Notes of Appreciation” GUEST OPINION nesses there, and I am sure they need been taught to walk and sit in a formal the break much more. manner. As long as a girl enters a pag- Readers who are interested in writing a Marilynn Gilbert eant with the intent to increase her self longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Tooele esteem and improve herself, I feel that general interest should contact Editor she is already a winner whether or not Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- Skull Valley deserves Arts Festival was impressive she wears a crown. mation at the top of this page. I was extremely honored to have Melissa Swan been a participant in the Tooele Arts Tooele E-mail: [email protected] Festival. I have to say that this show Fax: (435) 882-6123 a cemeterycemetery ofof itsits ownown was the most impressive that I have Measure individual progress Mail: Letters to the Editor seen in a long while. The organization Assessment that leads to improve- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin hile growing up in Skull was outstanding, as well as the peo- ment is worth the investment in time P.O. Box 390 Valley and Dugway, I ple so willing to volunteer their valu- and effort. In the last sentence of your W had the opportunity JefferyJeffery D. WWintleintle able time and dedication to this event. article (“Incentive plan approved for to do many things that other About two hours before the scheduled school district employees,” June 26) GUEST COLUMNIST LETTER CONTEST people living in the United States end of the event, there was some kind Rick Harrison hit the nail on the head have either lost the ability to of a microburst that hit the show. I do when he said without “pre-testing,” Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will do or were never able to do. For not know where all of the people came “post-testing” is worthless. You have select the best letter of the month and example, leave the back door will I go if I die?” Each mission from, but we had some major help in nothing meaningful to compare the reprint it in the first Open Forum page unlocked just in case the neigh- and each friend lost reminded minimizing the loss of our booth. I do results to. Every grade from kinder- bors needed something like eggs, me of the mission that I had to wish to thank you all for helping us save garten to 12th grade should be add- of the following month. The winning milk or bread. Or leave the keys accomplish if I made it home. what we had worked so hard to pre- ing value to our finished product, letter writer will receive a free one-year in the truck, tractor or car so we With the recent passing of a pare for this show. We wish to say that the high school graduate. The added subscription to the newspaper. The sub- wouldn’t lose them. You could Skull Valley icon, Dennis Andrus, Tooele should be very proud of their value has to be measured based on scription can be transferred or used to leave a $20 bill on the table and I now realize that I need to do community. This whole weekend was the individual student as he or she renew a present subscription. safely assume that it would be something — and what little the most pleasant experience we have moves through the system. If there there tomorrow. time we all have. Dennis and ever had at a craft show, and we know is a pre-test given at the beginning However, what we’ve never Shirley Andrus did more than because we have been to so many. of every school year, and a post-test the direction that the school district, had the ability to do was to be just live in Skull Valley, they are I was disheartened reading some of given at the end of every school year, state and nation should be moving buried within the boundaries of Skull Valley. I realize how much the online comments that were made the amount of value added can be with regard to assessment. Skull Valley, which includes Terra, knowledge, history and personal about the show and can’t imagine why measured. Students, parents, teach- Keith L. Davis Delle, Dugway and Rowley. pride they had concerning Skull there would be any negativity brought ers, administrators, and the commu- Grantsville I spent 15 of the first 18 years Valley, the Old Lincoln Highway into it. We hope to return next year if nity can see the growth and evaluate of my life living in Skull Valley and their ranch. I know Dennis the jurors deem our product worthy the system. Looking at the growth Great Parade and Dugway. I attended school at lives on when you are opening enough for the show. I know it is disap- of the individual student as he or I would like to thank the organiz- Dugway from K-12. Upon gradu- a fence gate he put up. Those of pointing when you are turned down by she moves through the system is the ers of the Tooele parade. My parents ation from Dugway High School, you that have opened or tried to a show. I too have been turned down a key to improving the final product. moved to Tooele in 1958 and we have I enlisted in the U.S. Army and close one know what I’m talking number of times by juried shows. You Comparing this year’s class with last been to the parade every year since moved wherever the army sta- about. may never know the reason, but don’t year’s class does not give teachers then. There are now four generations tioned me. I never gave a second Understandably, there hasn’t take it personal. Way to go Tooele. Keep or administrators the data necessary of our family who participate every thought to the lack of a cemetery been a need for a cemetery in the up the fantastic work. to develop and implement effective year. From beginning to end it was the where I grew up in Skull Valley valley. Dugway Proving Ground Daphne Allen change. The district has the talent and best. I am so proud to be a citizen of until my deployment to Bosnia wasn’t established until the 1940s Soda Springs, Idaho expertise to write the pre-tests and this great Tooele County. Thank you in 1995. In my early 20’s, I real- and those who moved to Dugway the post-tests necessary to measure again for your hard work and effort. ized that I didn’t have a final rest- were from somewhere else. Now, Still value in pageants the value added at each step along the Brenda Faddis Magdiel ing place. however, we are slowly coming I must agree that beauty/scholar- way. In my personal opinion, that is Stansbury Park After completing my one-year upon a new time in which peo- tour in Bosnia, that thought, ple who have either been born or which disturbed me each and raised here, or have spent more GUEST OPINION every mission, was pushed than 50 years of their life here back in my mind and forgot- in the valley, are starting to pass ten. In 2000, the U.S. Army away. actually assigned me to Charlie There are several families that Arts Festival shouldn’t look like a yard sale Company, U.S. Army Technical have made the Skull Valley area Escort Unit, located on Dugway their home. Their families and consider myself a pretty ardent ated — not hawked. Proving Ground. After spend- their names will live in this valley supporter of the arts. I sing in a Why weren’t there more displays ing a year and a half living and forever. They deserve to be bur- Icommunity choir and am doing highlighting local artists? The high serving on Dugway, the tragic ied in this valley as well. props for the LaForge Encore Theatre Ann Herron school arts department could surely events of September 2001 called Persons interested in estab- Company production of “Once Upon A GUEST COLUMNIST stage a showing. What about a small for the deployment of my unit lishing a cemetery here in the Mattress,” which opens this week. competition for local artists? We could to Afghanistan. Two weeks later, Skull Valley area can contact me That said, I was severely disappoint- celebrate graphic artists, sculptors, and there I was. at skullvalleycemetery@hotmail. ed with the Tooele Arts Festival two photographers, and give them a small Once again, that sinking feel- com. weeks ago. Since we moved to town, music are great ways to enjoy a sum- token prize. With different age divi- ing of not having a final resting people have been explaining how mer afternoon. So it was clear that sions and different categories, quite place plagued me. Again, I spent Jeffery D. Wintle grew up in the great the Arts Festival was and how we some people considered the festival a few people would be interested in almost one year thinking, “Where Dugway/Skull Valley area. should definitely go see the art. So we a good use of their time. But isn’t the submitting something. And that would loaded up the kid in the stroller and point of an arts festival to celebrate the draw more and more people to the walked down to Swimming Pool Park. arts? festival. What we found was basically a huge I realize that art, like beauty, is in the While I am glad people are coming yard sale for crafts. eye of the beholder. But at some point to Tooele to enjoy our Arts Festival, let’s I even put money in my pocket in we all recognize the difference between make sure it’s a festival that really cel- case I wanted to buy something cool thought-provoking art and amateur ebrates the arts — even if that means and artsy. Not one thing caught my crafts — and that line was crossed for clearing out the crafts. A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper eye. What was on display was pretty the worse at the Tooele Arts Festival. pathetic — and very ordinary. Plus everything was for sale, giving the Ann Herron is a journalist and for- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Still, I was glad to see so many area a sort of trashy yard-sale feeling. mer associate professor at Utah State Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor people out and about, and enjoying I was expecting some art that was University who lives in Tooele. She can the event. Live entertainment and just there to be enjoyed and appreci- be reached at [email protected]. A5

TUESDAY July 8, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Debut production of LaForge Theatre Company scheduled to open this week S. Dee Long is pleased to announce the by Missy Thompson to come see it. A way of doing this opening of a new law office. STAFF WRITER was increasing the performance dates. Instead of running only one 249 East Main Before Carol LaForge retired weekend, it will run July 10-12 and Grantsville, Ut 84029 from teaching at Tooele High School 14-19 so those who might miss it at the end of this past school year, during the first weekend still have a 435-884-5501 she had been directing high school change to see it. students for 35 years. Now with the LaForge has previously worked first production of LaForge Encore with about half the cast of “Once Theatre Company — “Once Upon Upon a Mattress,” while the other a Mattress” — about to open, she’s half are new to her direction. This had the challenge of working with has allowed LaForge to work with older community actors, not just other actors who she hopes will help teenagers. build the company into a respect- “I forgot what it was like to work able community theater group. with people who have jobs,” LaForge Some of the actors who’ve been said during a dress rehearsal last through LaForge’s drama program Monday at the Tooele High School at THS just graduated, like Lindsey auditorium. “High school kids real- Mogensen who plays Princess ly dedicate themselves.” Winnifred and Michael Johnson But that doesn’t mean this group who plays Prince Dauntless. 2008 RushRush ValleyValley of 28 actors from the community Shauna Bevan, who plays Queen aren’t dedicated. They’ve rehearsed Aggravaine, also went through for a few hours every night the past LaForge’s program when she first JackpotRodeo six weeks in preparation for open- started teaching. Richard Kroft ing night on Thursday at the THS plays King Sextimus and retired th auditorium. from teaching at THS a year ago. Saturday, July 12 “I’m demanding a lot of time “It’s fun seeing people I’ve worked from them,” LaForge said. “They with when they were in high school Kids $5 • Adults $7.00 • Kids 2 & under FREE! rehearse late and go home and get and now they’ve grown up and have up for work in the morning. They’re lives, families and jobs,” LaForge Red Kirk Arena really dedicated. But everyday they said. “It’s like when you grow up pm tell me how much fun they’re hav- and you’re on an adult basis with Kids Show: 1 ing. I’m getting positive feedback.” your parents. Now as adults you Adult Show: 6pm pm That fun is reflective of the musi- have a whole different respect for photography / Maegan Burr Muttin’ Bustin’: 5 cal “Once Upon a Mattress” which each other.” Team Roping: After Rodeo Queen Aggravaine, played by Shauna Bevan plots ways to keep her son from LaForge chose as her debut pro- LaForge’s assistant director marrying Princess Winnefred with the Wizard played by Kyle Foulon in Once Upon duction for the company because Angie Perry went through the the- a Mattress. of the music, characters and sto- ater department from 1991-95 and ryline. It’s based on the fairy tale played Princess #12 when LaForge Jensen as stage manager, Sam Cox $ “The Princess and the Pea” by Hans did “Once Upon a Mattress” in and Christin Saling with costumes Frank 3,000 Added Money Christian Andersen where an evil 1993. and Pamela Giles as choreographer OHLMAN Stock Contractor queen wants to keep her son from “I wanted to come back and — LaForge has brought in a handful M Attorney at Law Elkhorn Rodeo Co. marrying. But when a princess do theater again. I really want to of new faces. Pam Dale, a trained shows up and charms the prince, be up there,” Perry said during a opera singer from San Francisco, is Home Cooked Concessions! the queen decides to test the prin- rehearsal. the music director and Ann Heron FREE (including cess by placing a tiny pea under 20 Perry also has ties similar to is the prop manager. Sign-Up: Rough Stock Consultation pm mattresses. LaForge’s. She baby-sat some of the LaForge hopes audiences will Muttin’ Bustin’) July 7th, 6 - 9 rd “It was funny when I was current cast members of the pro- enjoy her first post-high school for Timed Events: June 23 - July announcing this would be the musi- duction: Heather (Witte) Gallegos, venture into the community the- Wills & 10th call 435-837-2235 cal to the high school kids,” she who plays Lady Rowena, and her ater realm. Trusts Stock Saddle Bronc Riding said. “Most of them hadn’t heard of brother Steven Witte, who plays the “We laugh a lot,” she said. “I love with Top 4 Scores Qualifying it before. It’s the Broadway musi- Minstrel. it when we laugh. Theater should for Finals Wile Ride! cal that was Carol Burnett’s debut “It makes me feel old,” she said. be fun, but I also stress profession- 493 W. 400 N. Tooele performance. She played Princess Having older members of the alism.” For more info. contact Ed Johnson 435.837.2235 Winnifred.” cast allows the younger actors to be “Once Upon a Mattress” runs LaForge generally chooses plays more mature. July 10-12 and 14-19 at 7 p.m. in the 882-4800 Fri., July 11th - RANCH RODEO EVENTS featuring and musicals that she thinks the “It’s sometimes hard to pull off THS auditorium. Tickets are $10 for community will enjoy, especially unless you actually have adults who adults and $7 for kids 12 and under www.schmutzmohlman.com TEAM BRANDIN - TROPHY BITS TO WINNERS! if they know the title. However, can play respective ages,” LaForge and senior citizens. Tickets can be because “Once Upon a Mattress” said. reserved by calling (435) 224-2116 or isn’t as mainstream as other pro- Although she’s working with via e-mail at tickets@laforgeencore. ductions, she still hopes people will people who’ve been part of her pro- org. show up and then tell other people duction staff in the past — Zach [email protected] CLERK’S CORNER Our Time to start asking questions Writers about upcoming elections giveink s it my age, or is time really flying not live in? Would you be in favor of for everyone else also? It is already government offices being open four time to start thinking about the 10-hour days and closed on Friday? I Marilyn Gillette Tooele County Fair and the Clerk’s We usually limit the questions to purpose Office booth that we have every year. GUEST COLUMNIST about 10, so if you have one, please If you’re still unsure about the get it to us as soon as possible. electronic voting equipment, please Also, if you are new to Tooele Watch out ink... come to the fair and practice on the County, or have moved within Tooele equipment. We will have questions Some of the questions we’re look- County and have not registered to You may run free through us but we, the writers of for you to vote on so you can practice ing at are: Who would you vote for vote at your new location, stop at the the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, will trap you in our with no pressure. in the Presidential Election? Should clerk’s booth at the fair and we’ll get thoughts and pour you onto paper where we will give On that topic, if there is a ques- John McCain choose Mitt Romney you registered for the November elec- tion you’d like the public’s opin- for his running mate? Should Barrack tion and beyond. you purpose through words, entertaining to our ion on, please e-mail it to me at Obama choose Hillary Clinton for his readers’ intellect. [email protected], or call me running mate? Should a representa- Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele County at 843-3148. tive be elected in a district he does clerk.

of Wendover] and they have a traf- “It’s more expensive to have two Courts fic violation and then they have to justice court judges than it is to appear in front of Judge Pitt, whom have one, even if you give one a pay continued from page A1 they don’t get to vote for,” Hogan increase,” Hogan said, adding that reiterated. “Commissioners wanted the county commission also recently territorial jurisdiction. to put residents in front of a justice upped Pitt’s salary from $78,900 to Hogan said the consolidation will court judge that they are able to vote $108,000 annually. increase the court’s efficiency. for in retention elections.” At his present wage, Pitt is the Because the two court precincts A bill passed during this year’s leg- highest-paid official in Tooele were also voting precincts, Hogan islative session, which would abolish County. said often times Wendover residents justice court precincts in January Pitt was appointed judge over the would find themselves facing traffic 2009, fueled the county commis- Tooele County Justice Court on June violation charges in the county pre- sion’s decision as well. 27. Because Wendover will retain cinct and be forced to drive all the “[The bill] will eliminate the its court physically, Pitt will travel way to Tooele to get them resolved, boundaries of the two precincts, between Tooele and Wendover, and or vice versa, all the while never creating one countywide precinct,” will also do video arraignments. being able to vote for the judge who Hogan said. “So we decided, ‘Why “If someone just wants to show they were required to appear before. wait.’” up and see the judge and take care “What happens is Wendover resi- Combining two courts into one of their ticket they can now do so dents may be driving to go to the will also cut costs, according to where it’s convenient,” Hogan said. doctor or do some shopping [outside Hogan. [email protected]

devastated by dust storms in 2000 turfgrass — a subject Greenhalgh Project — a visit he said had relevance said he gets asked about often but continued from page A1 because of past dust storms that doesn’t know much about. He also have hit Tooele County. met a man from the University of Greenhalgh said Inner Mongolia The visit also enabled Greenhalgh Nebraska who authored a book on made a perfect setting for his pre- to make some valuable contacts, that subject. sentation on the Skull Valley proj- as well as see other projects and “You make friendships and rela- ect, considering how similar the issues relating to rangeland and tionships that will benefit you that we bleed ink region is to the high deserts of grassland management. way,” he said. North America’s Great Basin. “Tooele County’s real strength is Greenhalgh also spent three days “It looked just like Utah,” he rangeland and grazing, so I want to in Beijing and two days in Xian said, adding the region’s summers learn all I can about it,” he said. touring the campus of Northwest are hot and dry while winters are For example, in Alaska and Agriculture and Forestry University. cold and snowy. Hawaii, officials are spraying a kind While at the university, he gave a Greenhalgh also participated in of glue on erodable soil to pre- presentation of the biosolids proj- a tour of an area of Inner Mongolia vent wind and water erosion, he ect to faculty and students. Call 435.882.0050 to subscribe today. that is being reclaimed after being said. Another presentation was on [email protected] A6 OBITUARY

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John Patrick other things in between. He Johnatan, Jesse and Brittney; loved spending time outdoors three great-grandkids Alexia, Wolverton in his garden, fishing, camp- Brooklyn and Callyn. Your ing and looking at the beau- He is preceded in death by tiful mountains of Utah. He his sons Johnatan and Johnny; Sports Center Beloved father, grandfather really enjoyed his guns and and his parents Vic and Peka for Tooele County and great-grandfather passed rebuilding old cars. He was Wolverton. He will be deeply away on July 4, 2008 at the a generous, kind and loving missed by his family, friends home of his daughter. John man. and loved ones. was born in Clinton, Okla., He is survived by his daugh- A memorial will be held at April 15, 1944. He moved to ters Joy (Lorin) Mattinson of Tate Mortuary on Wednesday, To subscribe call 882.0050 Tooele in 1976 where he was Tooele, Jayne (Jeff) Walker of July 9, 2008 from 10 a.m. to a Miner for 24 years and later North Dakota, Robyn Jones noon. We love you. We hope summer savings Just got cooler... moved to Pahrump, Nev. of Salt Lake City; sister Judy you are walking with Johnny He was a talented fabricator (Steve) Baker of Troy, Mich.; and Johnatan 602, catch the

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�������������������������������������������������� Jones family of our beloved Cecil’s passing. All Gregrich family condolences, and hospice Dr. Are you a child between your thoughts, prayers, and gifts Trudel, Dee, Lisa, Julie, Irene, the ages of 3 and 12? were most precious to us and has Bob and all the aides for their The family of Cecil B. Jones given us much comfort at this The family of Arnold Gregrich help. Lorna Gregrich and Lori Then come and join us at the Benson Gristmill and you will find out! would like to thank everyone time. Much love to all of you, the would like to thank those who Smith family. �★��������������� who helped us in this sad time Jones family. sent flowers, money, food and

�★����������������� once a week. It helps that peo- fer to this one, or express interest likely to drag down job growth in Market ple in the community who want in transferring here,” said Hargis. the county. continued from page A1 employment locally can see our Craig Anderson, general man- “We might see a weakening in ★��������������� sign as they commute to work.” ager of the Syracuse Castings in job growth because of the hous- in the Utah Industrial Depot, was Despite the increase in appli- Tooele, which designs and manu- ing slowdown, as well as the cost having trouble finding workers cants, McCall said the company is factures cast iron and fabricated of energy, food and other nec- ★����������������� last year with statewide unem- still hiring. access products for construction essary items going up,” he said. ployment near an all-time low. “We’re still short about five or needs, said his business has also “It all really takes a toll on any It even put a help-wanted ad on six positions, but we’re still inter- been doing fairly well this sum- family’s budget, and the higher ★������������������� a large billboard on SR-36 near viewing to fill those positions we mer in terms of filling positions. energy prices really take a toll on Stansbury Park. However, since need filled,” he said. He said most of the company’s the economy. Even though Utah gas prices began to skyrocket On the retail side, Tooele’s Wal- hiring is based on word-of-mouth has done better than the rest of this spring, the company has had Mart Supercenter has also seen advertising or acquaintances of the nation, our economy is still no shortage of local applicants an upswing in job applicants. current employees. slowing down somewhat, and the looking for work closer to home, Greg Hargis, personnel manager “We have probably half a dozen unemployment rate might also according to Dave McCall, human for the store, said customer traffic people a month ask us about drift higher on into the summer resources supervisor for Carlisle, has increased so far this sum- employment, and we’re starting months.” and a member of the Tooele City mer, and that rising gas prices to get a reputation in town as a However, Robson also said �������������������������������������������������������� Council. have caused locals who used to great place to work,” Anderson the new Allegheny Technologies “We’ve gotten a lot of people shop out of town to now shop said. “We don’t have a heavy flow plant in Rowley, which will create who are interested lately, and I at Wal-Mart instead because it’s of people applying, but we’re able 150 jobs at an average salary of think it’s mostly because of the closer to home. Hargis said Wal- to fill the positions we have avail- $45,000 a year, could mitigate any high gas prices,” McCall said. Mart’s increase in customers has able. We did have to trim a few rise in unemployment. “People who were driving to Salt also created a need for additional employees as the economy went “We probably won’t see the ���������������� Lake for work are now looking employees there. south, but we have a smaller, bet- employment impact until the to work nearer to home, because “The high gas prices have also ter crew now and are able to be plant becomes operational next ����� the commute is getting so expen- taken a toll on Wal-Mart employ- more efficient than we were last year, but I’m sure a lot of people sive for them. On average we have ees, because we’ve had a lot of year.” are applying for those jobs as they about 10 to 15 applicants a week, Tooele residents who used to work However, Robson cautions that come online,” he said. �������������������������� and we’ll also interview someone at Salt Lake-area Wal-Marts trans- a slowing national economy is [email protected] ��������������

an ammunition depot in Iowa. I’ve done ers, but as employment counts have ���������������������� Depot lots of logistics work. I’ve worked with all dropped, its presence too has dropped ���������������������� continued from page A1 kinds of people with all kinds of experi- among residents — even to the point that ence. I don’t claim to have it all. I look to many think the depot has long since been The Transcript-Bulletin recently sat other people for their experience and their closed. How will you attempt to change ����������������������������������������� down with Dennis-Lowman to discuss her knowledge. that impression? ������������������������������� plans for managing the depot. Q: What is your vision for the future of The logo change, the newsletter, and Q: How long have you been on the job the Tooele Army Depot? involvement with the community in what- and how are you settling in? How have My vision has to be based on my higher ever capacity that becomes necessary are ���������������������� your previous postings and experience command’s vision for the depot. I guess to all ways that we will continue to change �������������������������������������������� prepared you to manage a facility like put it simply: to continue doing the good that image. In my impression, everything �������������������������������������������� TEAD. things that have been going on, look for is moving in a very positive direction, so ������������������������������������������ Yesterday was my first full day at the other opportunities, and continue in sup- I don’t think that it will be much longer depot. I’m settling in quite well. Everyone porting the war that is currently going on before people wake up and say, “Oh, that’s ������������������������������������������������� has been really helpful. in two countries. going on there at the depot.” ���������������������������������� I am an ordinance officer — ammuni- Q: The depot has recently updated its Q: What’s your initial perception of �������������������������������� tion by trade. I just left an assignment in image with a new logo in hopes of better Tooele? Stuttgart, Germany, which was my third promoting itself to potential clients in There’s a lot more here than I expected. ������������������������������������������������� assignment in Germany. I have done all the private sector. Why is the Army con- The town has the essential things you �������������������������������������������������������� of the military schooling that is required. vinced this is the way forward, and does need, and the only reason you would need ���������������������������������������������������������� I have completed the War College in 2005. the depot’s survival depend upon it? to go beyond that is if you needed some- ���������������������������������������������������� That was just prior to going to Germany. As I think it’s probably a couple of things. thing out of the ordinary. My family’s reac- far as civilian education, I currently have First, we do have a war going on. We’ve tion was, “Where’s that?” and “What’s out ��������������������������������������������������� two master’s, so I’ve done most things that got troops deployed all over the world, there.” Those are probably the most com- ������������������������������������������������������ most colonels have done. In Stuttgart, I so things that have been done by soldiers mon questions from not only my family �������������������������������������������������������� was in charge of the international division. or military . . . someone else has to do it, but from other military people that aren’t ������������������������������������������������� I was responsible for 92 countries in both meaning the civilian sector. Second, a lot in the ammunition business. ������������������������������������ Europe, Eurasia and Africa, and it was of things that the military has traditionally Q: What’s the long-term future of the essentially giving them military assistance done, they are things that the civilian sec- depot and other conventional weapons ����������������������������������� — whether equipment, training or send- tor can do as well. So you free up soldiers storage depots across the country? ing their foreign officers to U.S. schools. to do things that are truly military while Even in peacetime there are require- ����������������������������� So I spent a lot of time traveling to Africa you allow civilians to do the others. I think ments for training, and storing ammuni- ������������������������� and to a lot of former Soviet countries. military-wide there will be more partner- tion, equipment and other items. As far as ���������������������� It wasn’t at all related to this business [at ing done just because of that situation. the future of the Tooele Army Depot, it will �������������� the Tooele Army Depot]. Still, I think I’ve Q: The Tooele Army Depot used to be be around for a long time. been very well prepared. I commanded one of Tooele County’s main employ- [email protected] TV PAGE A7

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When the guy is killed, (576) SHOW (:15) “The Ten” ›› (2007, Comedy) Paul Rudd, Famke Janssen. iTV. ‘R’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Weeds (iTV) ’ Secret Diary Secret Diary I’m Still Single “Crimson Tide” ››› (1995) Denzel Washington. ‘R’ Mac (Gary Sinise) and his team dis- (591) TMC (5:45) “Park” ›› (2006) ‘NR’ Cont’d (:15) “The Dark” ›› (2005, Horror) Maria Bello, Sean Bean. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “In a Dark Place” (2006) Leelee Sobieski. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) “Open Water 2: Adrift” (2006) Susan May Pratt. ‘R’ cover he was involved in stealing identities as well as jewels. 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Sweeney. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Knocked Up” ››› (2007, Romance-Comedy) Seth Rogen. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Making: Kill Disturbia ›› ’ this 1996 comedy-horror tale of high- (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Supernatural Science “Buried Alive” Nova scienceNOW (N) (CC) (DVS) Carrier “Squared Away” ’ Manor Born May to December “The Princess Bride” ››› (1987) school outcasts who use that old (8) KPNZ Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Celebrity Roasts Programa Pagado Programa Pagado black magic to take revenge on their (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne House of Payne Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City “Bridget Jones: Edge” tormentors. 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(CC) “13 Going on 30” ››› (2004) Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo. (CC) “13 Going on 30” ››› (2004) (CC) (25) QVC Turquoise Jewelry “18th Anniversary” How To: Speed Clean Northern Nights Bedding Savings on Style Savings on Denim & Co. Thursday (26) ANPL Wild Kingdom (CC) The Blue Planet “Open Ocean” Miami Animal Police “Exotic City” Wild Kingdom (CC) The Blue Planet “Open Ocean” Miami Animal Police “Exotic City” (27) NICK SpongeBob Family Matters ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Family Matters ’ Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Ugly Betty (28) FAM America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ America’s Funniest Home Videos ’ The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Paid Program Paid Program (29) TOON George-Jungle Ben 10: Alien Johnny Test ’ Johnny Test ’ Ben 10 Revenge. Naruto Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken The Oblongs ’ Squidbillies Home Movies ’ 7 p.m. on $ ABC (31) CMTV Trick My Truck ’ Chopper Challenge Yaniv Evan. (N) Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Chopper Challenge Yaniv Evan. ’ Mabe in America Home Videos She’s the anti-Amanda — sort of. (33) DISN Zack & Cody Zack & Cody Wizards-Place Wizards-Place “Zenon: The Zequel” ›› (2001) Kirsten Storms. (CC) Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Zack & Cody Wizards-Place Life With Derek Actress-comic Mo’Nique guest stars (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “4x4” UFC Fight Night ’ MANswers (CC) Factory ’ CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Star Trek: Voyager “The Raven” ’ in this episode as L’Amanda, the (38) AMC “The Last Samurai” ››› (2003) Tom Cruise. A Westerner learns the ways of the samurai in the 1870s. (CC) (:15) “Code of Silence” ›› (1985, Crime Drama) Chuck Norris, Henry Silva. Premiere. The Dark Half weekend receptionist at Mode and a (39) TNT Law & Order “Locomotion” ’ Law & Order “Melting Pot” ’ Cold Case “Rampage” ’ (CC) Cold Case “The War at Home” (CC) Cold Case “Creatures of the Night” Cold Case “Best Friends” ’ (CC) formidable force that Betty and Hen- (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) ry (America Ferrera, Christopher (43) CNBC The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money American Greed The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Gorham) must face to retrieve some- (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Nora Roberts’ Montana Sky” (2007) John Corbett, Ashley Williams. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls thing important from the office. Wil- (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (CC) Hannity & Colmes (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren helmina (Vanessa Williams) contem- (51) FXSPN Sport Science Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) In Focus on FSN plates her next move, while Betty (52) ESPN (5:00) MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Philadelphia Phillies. (CC) Cont’d Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) seeks to fix the situation with Daniel (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ “Bad Boys II” ›› (2003) Martin Lawrence. Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ’ (:35) In Plain Sight (Eric Mabius) in “I See Me, I.C.U.” (71) DISC MythBusters “Diet Coke and Mentos” MythBusters “Lead Balloon” (CC) Koppel: People’s Republic How It’s Made How It’s Made MythBusters “Diet Coke and Mentos” MythBusters “Lead Balloon” (CC) (518) ENC “Déjà Vu” ››› (2006, Suspense) Denzel Washington. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:10) “The Da Vinci Code” ›› (2006, Mystery) Tom Hanks, Audrey Tautou. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:40) “Stargate” ›› (1994) Kurt Russell. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (534) STARZ (5:15) “Carlito’s Way” ››› (1993) Al Pacino. ‘R’ Cont’d (:45) “Zoom” › (2006) Tim Allen. An ex-superhero mentors ragtag children. (:20) “Wild Hogs” › (2007) Tim Allen. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) M. Lawrence Bad Boys ››› 8 p.m. on ^ CBS (561) MAX (5:45) “Blades of Glory” ››› (2007) Will Ferrell. Cont’d (:20) “Smokin’ Aces” ›› (2007) Ben Affleck. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:15) “The Craft” ›› (1996, Horror) Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Live Free or Die Hard” ››› (CC) These folks are supposed to help (576) SHOW (5:30) “Moving McAllister” Cont’d Secret Diary Weeds (iTV) ’ “National Lampoon’s Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj” › ‘R’ (:45) “Nurse Betty” ››› (2000, Comedy) Morgan Freeman. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Devil in Blue put baddies behind bars, not get (591) TMC (5:15) “Mission: Impossible III” ››› (2006) (CC) Cont’d “The Daytrippers” ›› (1996) Hope Davis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Heavens Fall” (2006, Historical Drama) Timothy Hutton. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “The Crow: City of Angels” › (1996) them out. But Grissom (William Pe- THURSDAY EVENING JULY 10, 2008 tersen) and the gang need the help CHANNEL of convicted criminal Drops when 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 two murders in the same apartment (2) CBS News (N) (CC) Entertainment Greatest American Dog ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ Swingtown “Friends With Benefits” ’ News (N) (CC) (:35) Late Show With David Letterman Late Late Show (4) ABC News Access Hollywood Ugly Betty “I See Me, I.C.U.” (CC) Grey’s Anatomy “Kung Fu Fighting” Hopkins (N) ’ (CC) News (N) (CC) (:35) Nightline (N) Access Hollywood (:36) Extra (N) ’ building share a link to him in this (5) NBC News (N) (CC) News (N) (CC) Last Comic Standing ’ (CC) Last Comic Standing Contestants go head-to-head in three speed rounds. (N) News (N) (CC) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (N) Late Night episode. (6) HBO (5:00) “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” Cont’d “Stuart Little” ››› (1999) Geena Davis. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) Art of Failure: Chuck Connelly “The Reaping” › (2007, Horror) Hilary Swank. ‘R’ (CC) Dark Knight Grey’s Anatomy (7) KUED The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Savage Seas “The Deep” ’ Globe Trekker “Peru & Amazon” ’ Sherlock Holmes Mysteries (CC) Manor Born May to December Nova scienceNOW ’ (CC) (DVS) Estudio 2 A Que no Puedes Secretos Secretos Alarma TV STN Noticiero Programa Pagado Houses For $300 Programa Pagado Programa Pagado 8 p.m. on $ ABC (8) KPNZ (10) TBS Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Bill Engvall My Boys (N) “Old School” ›› (2003, Comedy) Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell. (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City Bill Engvall (:40) My Boys Too bad he doesn’t get to try the dress (11) KBYU Little House on the Prairie The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer (N) Nature “Crime Scene Creatures” ’ Wild! ’ (CC) BBC World News Perry Mason (CC) My Three Sons on. George (T.R. 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(CC) Hellboy ››› on a bridal gown the longest wins a (25) QVC (5:00) Savings on Sport Savvy Cont’d Savings on Dialogue Savings on Denim & Co. Quick and Easy Cooking Diamonique Peace & Love Boutique dream wedding. Speaking of competi- (26) ANPL Animal Cops South Africa (CC) Animal Cops South Africa (CC) Miami Animal Police Past cases. Animal Cops South Africa (CC) Animal Cops South Africa (CC) Miami Animal Police Past cases. tion, Cristina and Izzie (Sandra Oh, (27) NICK SpongeBob Family Matters ’ Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Family Matters ’ Fresh Prince Home Improve. Home Improve. George Lopez ’ George Lopez ’ Katherine Heigl) butt heads over who (28) FAM “The Parent Trap” ››› (1998) Lindsay Lohan. Reunited twin girls try to get their parents back together. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Whose Line? Whose Line? Paid Program Paid Program gets to do the cooler surgeries. Mered- (29) TOON Chowder (N) Misadv. of Total Drama Johnny Test ’ Total Drama Total Drama Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Robot Chicken The Oblongs ’ Squidbillies Home Movies ’ ith (Ellen Pompeo) treats the world’s (31) CMTV “Days of Thunder” ›› (1990, Action) Tom Cruise. Upstart stock-car driver goes to the edge. ’ Mobile Home Disaster ’ Mabe in America Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ Trick My Truck ’ luckiest sky diver. (33) DISN Cory in the House Cory in the House Wizards-Place Wizards-Place “Eddie’s Million Dollar Cook-Off” ›› (2003) Taylor Ball. Hannah Montana Hannah Montana Zack & Cody Wizards-Place Life With Derek (36) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ’ TNA iMPACT! (N) ’ (CC) UFC Unleashed ’ MANswers ’ Factory ’ Wild World Wild World Swingtown (38) AMC “The Usual Suspects” ››› (1995, Suspense) Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne. “U.S. Marshals” ›› (1998) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Sam Gerard gets caught up in another fugitive case. Usual Suspects 9 p.m. on ^ CBS (39) TNT Law & Order “Nowhere Man” ’ “The Recruit” ›› (2003) Al Pacino. A CIA rookie must ferret out a mole within the agency. (CC) “The Recruit” ›› (2003) Al Pacino. A CIA rookie must ferret out a mole within the agency. (CC) The title of this new episode is (41) CNN CNN Election Center Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) “Friends With Benefits,” not a term in (43) CNBC The Suze Orman Show (CC) Business Nation (N) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Business Nation The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch common use in the 1970s, although (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Little Manhattan” ›› (2005) Josh Hutcherson. Premiere. (CC) Will & Grace ’ Will & Grace ’ Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls The Golden Girls (CC) (CC) the concept certainly existed. The (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren (51) FXSPN Sports Stories Golden Age Best Damn Top 50 Special Knockouts Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Special Final Score Best Damn Top 50 Special Knockouts episode finds Tom (Grant Show) (52) ESPN 2007 World Series of Poker (CC) Unbreakable Records MLB 2008 (N) Baseball Tonight (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball Tonight (:40) NFL Live (N) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) feeling pangs of jealousy when Trina (57) USA (5:30) “The Bourne Identity” ››› (2002) Matt Damon. (CC) Cont’d Burn Notice “Breaking and Entering” Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) In Plain Sight “High Priced Spread” Burn Notice “Breaking and Entering” (Lana Parrilla) reconnects with her (71) DISC How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made Koppel: People’s Republic How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made high-school honey, while Janet (Miri- (518) ENC “Rambo: First Blood Part II” ›› (1985) ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:40) “Dante’s Peak” ›› (1997, Action) Pierce Brosnan. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “12 Monkeys” ››› (1995, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:45) Slap Shot ‘R’ am Shor) makes a big impression on (534) STARZ (:10) “The Frighteners” ›› (1996, Suspense) Michael J. Fox. ’ ‘R’ (CC) (:05) “Kickin’ It Old Skool” › (2007) Jamie Kennedy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Ratatouille” ››› (2007, Comedy) Voices of Patton Oswalt. ’ ‘G’ (CC) the Ladies Auxiliary, even though it’s (561) MAX (5:20) “Die Hard 2” ››› (1990) Bruce Willis. ‘R’ Cont’d “The Astronaut Farmer” ›› (2007) Billy Bob Thornton. (:15) “Dazed and Confused” ››› (1993, Drama) Jason London. ‘R’ (CC) “The Hills Have Eyes 2” › (2007) ‘R’ Susan (Molly Parker) who wants the (576) SHOW (:15) “Dead Mary” (2007, Horror) Dominique Swain. iTV. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) Penn & Teller Penn & Teller Weeds (iTV) ’ Secret Diary “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” ››› (1999) ‘R’ Seeing People group’s approval. (591) TMC (5:35) “Kettle of Fish” › ‘R’ Cont’d (:15) “The Cradle” (2007, Suspense) Lukas Haas. ’ ‘NR’ (CC) (:05) “Paris” (2003, Crime Drama) Chad Allen, Bai Ling. Premiere. ‘R’ “Crank” ›› (2006) Jason Statham. A8 BULLETIN BOARD

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 8, 2008 The Bulletin Board

following regulations: no sprinkler Tooele in one spot more than 1.5 hours; the maximum weekly usage is eight Train museum hours; no open hoses; no watering Tooele Valley Railroad Museum 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For questions or to now open for the 2008 season. We report abuse call 884-3451. will be open through the summer, Tuesday through Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Aromatherapy class We are located at 35 N. Broadway. Learn how to enhance your health No admission charge. Donations and life with the power of essential appreciated. oils. Free introduction class on July 10, at 6:30 p.m. Limited seating so Pet rescue group call today for reservations. Classes Tooele Animal Outreach is in imme- given by Barb Wittwer, certified diate and urgent need of many lov- aroma therapist 884-9449. ing and responsible people willing and able to adopt a homeless pet in need. We are also in great need of Stansbury Park loving, dedicated, and responsible people to foster these amazing pets Triathlon until they find permanent homes. We are now taking registration for Call 830-4049 and let us know how the Stansbury Days Triathlon, which you can help. will be held on August 16. The tri- athlon will consist of a 400 meter Summer craze swim, a 20K bike, and a 5K run. Tooele City and Tooele County 4- Registration is open until August H are offering summer adven- 1 or until full. Registration forms tures for first grade kids and up. and information can be found at Activities are held on Tuesdays and www.stansburyassoc.org or by call- Thursdays starting now through July ing Gwen at 882-4366. 31. Activities are at the Swimming Pool Pavillion. The adventures start Fun at the Mill at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more infor- Benson Grist Mill on July 10, 2008 at mation call 843-2142 or e-mail 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is free. [email protected]. Pioneer games and crafts, also pio- neer songs and free hot dogs for kids Field trip Fridays 3 to 12 years old. photo courtesy of Rania Tillman Tooele City and Tooele County 4- H are sponsoring the program. Library Twenty kids from the Tooele Christian Community Youth Association participated in a geocaching trip in Settlement Canyon on Saturday, Available field trips include: Hogle The Stansbury Park Community June 28. Zoo, Children’s Museum of Utah, Library summer reading program and This Is the Place Heritage Park. “All About Bugs” will continue on cated to traditional values and aca- Friday, July 25. Join us for praise, Torah (Bible) The field trips will start at 9 a.m. to Friday, July 11 with a bug scavenger demic excellence. Free diagnostic study, and fellowship as we study the 4 p.m. The cost is $25 per field trip. hunt at 10-11 a.m. and 3-4 p.m. For testing is given two weeks prior to Reading goal Hebrew foundation of our Christian For more information call 843-2142 more info call Jessica at 843-1918. the beginning of school on August Be sure to meet your reading goal faith. For more information call 843- or e-mail [email protected]. 21. Seating is limited, so don’t delay, by July 10, to obtain your ticket and 5444. call 249-0441. bag. Your ticket will invite you to Settlement irrigation Ophir the final celebration of “Catch the New church forming Settlement Canyon Irrigation Kindergarten readiness reading bug at your library” on July Pastor Williard Richard, graduate of Company is currently removing all Ophir days Ready, set, school: every Tuesday at 12, 2008. To attend you will need to RHEMA Bible Training Center and watering restrictions. The Board of Ophir days annual celebration will 10 a.m. at the Tooele Family Center have your ticket. The “Swing club” his wife Becky are in the process of Directors urge that all sharehold- take place on Saturday, August 2, we have a fun hour for your children will dance the “Jitterbug” at 2 p.m. starting a New Word of Faith Church ers continue to conserve water. 2008, beginning with a great break- up to 5 years of age of stories, songs, in Tooele. The first service will be Please call 833-9606 or e-mail fast at the Ophir Ballpark. There are activities and sign language to help held at Best Western Inn on the July [email protected] with still spaces available for food and your child be prepared for school. Education 13, 2008 and will start at 10 a.m. any questions. craft vendors. For more informa- Address: 66 W. Vine St., Suite #B. For If you have questions please call tion contact Susan Cummings at more information call 833-1960. Adult Education Pastor Richard at 249-0095. Fair vendors 882-1298. Summer hours are Tuesday and Tooele County Fair is still accept- Class of 1953 Wednesday evenings from 5-9 p.m. ing applications for vendors. A class reunion is planned for August All classes for a high school diplo- Charity Applications available at www. Erda 1-2. We have sent out invitations to ma, basic education, GED, and tooelefair.com or call 843-4002. all. Those classmates who have not English as a second language. Cost Food pantry Erda days parade received a letter please contact us. is $35 per semester. At 76 S. 1000 The First Baptist Church in Tooele is Belly dancing Come join the fun at the Erda Days JoAnn Jacobson 882-8137 or Nolan West or call 833-1994 for informa- offering a clothing closet and emer- Belly basics 101, featuring Shahravar, Parade on Saturday, July 19. Line-up Yates 882-3359 are your points of tion. Adult Education classes are for gency food pantry to help meet the is a progressive and ongoing belly begins at 9 a.m., with judging at 9:30 contact. Please have your reserva- students 18 years and older. Classes needs of our community. Anyone dance class held on the last Tuesday a.m. and the parade starts at 10 a.m. tion and money to us no later than will resume in the fall. with clothing needs — adults and of each month from 7-9 p.m., at 635 Everyone is welcome to participate. July 1, 2008. children — are welcome. The food N. Main St., Tooele. Fee is $15. To Prizes and fun for everyone. Any GED preparation class pantry is available for emergen- register or for more information, questions please call Nancy Folta THS yearbooks The Tooele Adult Education Center cy needs. Hours of operation are call Dee at 496-0454 or 843-4345 or at 882-5530 or Samantha Barton at I am attempting to assemble full sets is offering a GED preparation class. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. We Cindy at 224-2018. 882-3817. of Tooele High School yearbooks The class will be held Wednesday’s are located at 580 S. Main St., Tooele. from the beginning of THS through from 6-9 p.m. Cost is $35. Call 833- For more info call 882-2048. Overlake HOA meeting 2008. If you have any yearbooks you 1994 for additional information. The HOA meeting originally sched- Schools do not want, drop them off at one Summer school, Wednesday 5-7 Food bank distribution uled for Thursday, July 17 has of the following locations: Tooele p.m. The Utah Food Bank will have a been moved to one week earlier to THS class of 1963 High School, Pioneer Museum or drop on Friday, July 11 from 8 a.m. Thursday, July 10 at 7 p.m. at the old The THS class of 1963 will host its the Senior Citizens Center. For English as second language to whenever the food has been dis- Tooele County Courthouse (47 S. 45-year class reunion on August 22- any questions call Michael Shuler ESOL conversational classes are tributed, at the Deseret Peak. (The Main) in the basement in the EOC 24, so mark your calendar. Please (480)585-5380. held Monday and Thursday from distribution takes about two hours.) room. All homeowners and interest- contact Pat Nichols England at 7-9 p.m. ESOL students may also If you have any questions call Carrie ed residents are invited to attend. (801)523-3819 if you didn’t receive Excelsior Academy come anytime the center is open for 843-7667. a notice or visit our class page at Excelsior Academy, a free pub- individualized study. Registration is Little Miss Tooele County www.TooeleHigh1963.com. lic charter school opening August $35 per semester. Summer school, The Little Miss Tooele County 2009, for K-8, will start accepting Tuesday and Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Eagles Pageant is on July 26, at 10 a.m. THS class of 1998 intent to enroll applications July 10. Girls ages 3-12 are welcome. There It’s been 10 years, let’s get together The applications will be available at Baby-sitting class Friday night steaks will be a $20 application fee. Watch for the THS class of ‘98 reunion. the Transcript-Bulletin and online The Tooele Family Center is hosting Steaks on Friday, July 11, 2008. Come for next week’s paper for more infor- Save the date: Saturday, August 9. A at www.excelsior-academy.org. a class for kids 10-14 years of age on out then to support the Aerie and mation or contact Shauna Statham database and plans are being made, Wednesday, July 9. Valuable teach- Auxiliary. 840-3111. and if you are willing to help please GJHS volunteers ing that kids need to be babysitters. call Lindsay Clegg Sundloff at 882- Grantsville Jr. High is looking for The cost of the class is $10. Address: Aquatic center birthday 3225. volunteers to teach Falcon Friday 66 W. Vine St., Suite #B. Please call Moose Lodge The Deseret Peak Aquatic Center’s exploratory classes. BSA and GSA the center to sign up 833-1960. The anniversary celebration is on St. Marguerite’s registration Merit Badge Counselors are wel- deadline to sign up is Tuesday, July Rummage sale Saturday, July 12 from noon to 8 St. Marguerite’s Catholic School come. To do volunteer work in 1. July 12-13 the WOTM rummage sale p.m. There will be games, prizes, is accepting registration for pre-K Tooele School District schools, you will take place at 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. food and lots more. Lap swimming through 6th grade for the 2008/2009 must be able to pass a background on both days. is available Monday through Friday school year. Please call Ms. Janet, check. If interested in being a Falcon Churches from 7-9 a.m. and during regular Mrs. Burden or Ms. Ann Monday Friday instructor or have questions, Hours and meetings business hours. Water aerobics are through Friday between 8 a.m. and contact Principal Davis, via e-mail Mountain of Faith Open every Sunday from noon to 6 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the school office (882- at [email protected]. Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church p.m. July 13 meeting, 10 a.m. social 6 and 7 p.m. 0081) for more information. Space welcomes all to join us for worship quarters, 11 a.m. general. is limited. in our new location at a new time. Showcase of homes Library We now worship in the home of Steak dinners The Tooele County Showcase of Class of 1978 Tooele United Methodist at 78 E. Saturday rib-eye steak dinners Homes is coming September 11-13. The class of 1978 is celebrating our Weekly story time Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. every Sunday. served at 6-9 p.m. Come join in the Come see what the amazing build- 30th high school reunion. The date Remember children’s story time fun in the smoke free environment ers in Tooele County have created is August 9, 2008, at the Oquirrh every Wednesday at 11 a.m. and Bible school beach party for members and their guest. for your viewing pleasure. Buy your Hills Golf Course. Please RSVP to children’s crafts each Friday from Tooele Methodist Church vacation tickets at Casa in Grantsville, and classmates.com or call Cindy at 882- 3-5 p.m. Check with the library for Bible school “beach party.” July 28 Tooele Transcript and Macey’s in 6018 or Wendy at (801)915-3856. We any special story times. For more through August 1, from 6-8 p.m., for Music Tooele. You can also buy tickets at hope to see you all there. information on these and other ages 3 and up. Food, crafts and fun each home. Watch for yellow cou- library programs, check our website Bible stories. Night of music pons for $2 off the ticket price of Tooele class of 1988 www.tooelecity.org/tcl/library.html Night of music with Stephen Capp $10. The class of 1988 will be hosting or call 882-2182, or visit us at 128 W. Messianic Congregation Perry at the Tooele East Stake, its 20-year reunion on Saturday, Vine St., Tooele. The Brit Ammi Messianic August 10 at 7 p.m. All young single August 2, 2008 in Salt Lake City. Congregation meets every Saturday Grantsville All classmates are asked to send Movies at your library at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. Main, in Tooele. SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ current contact information and/ Movies at your Tooele City Library Animal shelter or any questions to the following are scheduled on the following days: Grantsville shelter is desperately email address: tooele88@comcast. July 16 at 3 p.m. for all ages, July17 looking for volunteers to help out net. For more information about the at 11:30 a.m. for preschool age and BULLETIN BOARD POLICY with walking dogs, feeding and help reunion, you can visit the following July 29 at 4 p.m. for teens. Please If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at clean the shelter. Please call 830- webpage: www.tooele88.blogspot. visit or call the library for movie 4493 for more information. com. details. Sign-up and get your free 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin ticket at the circulation desk. 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SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 6:07 a.m. 9:01 p.m. 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 Thursday 6:08 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Friday 6:09 a.m. 9:01 p.m. Saturday 6:09 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Sunday 6:10 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Monday 6:11 a.m. 8:59 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 6:12 a.m. 8:58 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Wednesday 1:33 p.m. 12:16 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 2:36 p.m. 12:38 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 3:39 p.m. 1:02 a.m. Saturday 4:41 p.m. 1:29 a.m. ALMANAC Sunday 5:42 p.m. 2:02 a.m. Statistics for the week ending July 7. Very warm with a full Monday 6:40 p.m. 2:40 a.m. Abundant sunshine A full day of sunshine Sunny and very warm Sunny Mostly sunny Sunny to partly cloudy Temperatures Tuesday 7:32 p.m. 3:26 a.m. day of sunshine High/Low past week 101/64 First Full Last New Normal high/low past week 89/61 90 63 93 61 93 60 91 63 92 63 89 61 90 62 Average temp past week 81.8 Normal average temp past week 74.6 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low July 9 July 18 July 25 Aug 1 Shown is Wednesday’s Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are Wednesday night’s lows and 101 99 98 AccuWeather, Inc. ©2008 93 94 92 Wednesday’s highs. 75 78 75 UTAH WEATHER 72 68 67 69 64 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 91/47 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 96/66 Knolls Clive Lake Point 92/53 94/68 94/67 94/63 12.37 11.32 Ogden Stansbury Park 91/63 Erda 94/63 Vernal Grantsville 92/65 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 90/55 94/63 83/57 0.00 0.16 0.00 0.16 Tooele 94/63 Bauer 90/63 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 91/62 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 90/63 90/55 92/55 Stockton Pollen Index Price 91/62 93/58 High Nephi Rush Valley 90/58 90/61 Ophir Moderate 83/56 Low Delta Manti Absent 99/61 91/57 Green River Tu W Th F Sa Su M 99/65 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 92/62 94/59 Moab 92/55 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 98/66 Beaver 98/63 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday 93/55 Ibapah 89/59 24-hour 91/51 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.04 +0.01 Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 95/55 91/60 at Grantsville 1.49 -0.01 108/76 Kanab 96/62 Eureka 87/57 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4194.78

REEL TALK Actors keep slightly over-the-top ‘Kit Kittredge’ believable ometimes the hokiest children’s on a PBS special, not in a movie with they are actually kind people, despite film — to adults — proves to be all these big-name actors. But, that what others may think or say. S one kids seem to like the most. may have been why they decided to As the Depression wears on Kit, her It may seem like an ordinary after- Missy Thompson do it. mother and the borders, she begins school-special — corniness included STAFF WRITER Kit Kittredge is a curious girl who to lose hope in her father finding a — but the cast of the kid’s movie “Kit wants to use her writing talents job, or coming home. After a series Kittredge: An American Girl” makes it as one of the youngest published of reported hobo robberies, Will and at least tolerable. reporters for the Cincinnati Register. Countee disappear and it leads some You can’t help but like Abigail this series than anything coming However, she’s shot down by Mr. to believe that they may be the cul- Breslin. The 12-year-old Academy from the Bratz dolls. Gibson (Shawn), who doesn’t find her prits, but not Kit. She’s out to prove Award-nominated actress for “Little Some big names are attached to story material good enough to pop they are innocent while getting her Miss Sunshine” entered the hearts’ “Kit Kittredge,” including Joan Cusack from the page. As she snoops around front-page scoop. of audiences around the country and and Stanley Tucci who save the film for story ideas she learns that the The storyline for “Kit Kittredge” is continues to do so with every role toward the end, even if Cusack’s char- Depression is taking its toll on her slightly over-the-top, but it works in she is in — minus “Nim’s Island.” She acter is a little crazier than it needed friends and eventually her own fam- this setting. The mystery, whodunit, carries that wit and charm over to her to be. There isn’t enough of Jane ily. Mr. Kittredge (Chris O’Donnell) aspect gives the film more depth newest film as “Kit Kittredge” where Krakowski or Wallace Shawn who loses his car dealership to the bank even if the morals are a little over- she plays an aspiring young journal- provide a fair amount of comic relief. and looks to Chicago to find a job. bearing. Nevertheless, “Kit Kittredge” ist in Depression-era Cincinnati, Even Colin Mochrie of “Whose Line is Meanwhile, Mrs. Kittredge (Julia is a good movie for kids with morals, Ohio. it Anyway?” fame makes an appear- Ormond) and Kit decide to take in mystery and history. The film is based on the Kit ance. All of these actors seem to be borders to help pay for the mortgage. [email protected] Kittredge stories by Valerie Tripp. having a good time, which makes it They also allow two child hobos, Three straight to television films have more bearable for adults to watch. Will Shepherd (Max Thieriot) and already been made based Tripp’s “Kit Kittredge” tries to a little too photo courtesy of Picturehouse Countee (Willow Smith), to help out FLICK AT A GLANCE stories, each of a different character hard to spoon-feed morals about Abigail Breslin stars as an aspiring young around the house. Will and Countee from the American Girl Collection in treating everyone the same and being journalist during the Great Depression in “Kit become friends with Kit and Stirling Grade: B- a unique time period. One might say kind. These are important character- Kittredge: An American Girl.” (Zach Mills), who also lives at the Rated: G that “Kit Kittredge” is based on a doll, istics for people to have, but show- Kittredge residence. They tell them Time: 101 minutes however I would much rather recom- ing them in this type of movie didn’t Patricia Rozema would have liked. It’s about being a hobo, the special lan- Now playing mend a movie based on a doll from work as well as Tripp or director the plotline one would expect to see guage they share and the fact that

Bulletin questions or to sign-up contact rium. We will be learning how and run errands. If interested Church, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Join open to men, women, teens April at 496-0606. to appliqué. If you would like please contact Jolene Shields us and you’ll never have to feel and pre-teens. Meetings are continued from page A8 to sew a sample call Virginia at at 882-2870 Ext. 125. alone again. For more informa- held every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at Sewing guild 882-0461, Verneal at 882-0633 tion call 840-0445, 882-4721, or the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. adults and single adults are The guild will meet on or Sam at 843-1574 for list of Grantsville Senior Center (801)599-2649. Vine St. Call Mary Lou at 830- invited. Wednesday, July 9 in the supplies. Nine patch blocks to The center will be closed on 1150 or Connie at 884-5010 Extension Office classroom exchange will be red. July 24. Evanston horse rac- Overeaters Anonymous or see www.tops.org for more beginning at 9:30 a.m. We ing, cost is $39 and includes Overeaters Anonymous meet- information. Groups will have a demonstration on U-care caregiver classes lunch and admission, please ings are held every Tuesday embroidering appliqués using If you are a caregiver for a fam- call 884-3446 or 884-6230 for at 11:15 a.m. at St. Barnabas NAMI support group Kiwanis meetings plush fabric. No supplies will ily member or friend. Our next more details. Presentation on Church, 1782 N. Aaron Dr. For Are you or someone you know Kiwanis meets every Tuesday be needed but bring any show class will be held on Tuesday, diabetes with Brian Ditty and more information call 840-0445, living with depression, panic, at noon at Tracks, 1641 N. Main and tell you might have. Invite July 15, 2008 at 7 p.m. at the Eileen DeLeeuw on Tuesday, 882-4721, or (801)599-2649. anxiety, bipolar disorder, St., Tooele. Contact John Brown a friend to come with you. Call Tooele Senior Citizens Center, July 22 at 1 p.m. Blood pres- OCD, or schizophrenia? NAMI at 843-0711. Geri Thomas 882-3487 if you 59 E. Vine St. The class this sure testing every Thursday at Take off pounds sensibly support meetings are held have questions. month is on “using assistive noon to 1:30 p.m. Need help to lose those extra Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at 565 W. Pioneers museum technologies”. For information pounds? We can help. TOPS is 900 South. Call Jan at 843-4347 The DUP Museum will be open- Action for Autism play call Dee Askerlund 882-4163 or Senior Circle a weight loss support group for more information. ing on Friday and Saturday Action for Autism summer play Barb McFarland 843-9054. Senior Circle is for anyone over for the summer months until group: join us every Wednesday the age of 50 and costs only September 27. Our hours will through July and August until $15 per year. Receive hospi- be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. If August 20, at England Acres Seniors tal, local, and national ben- you would like a tour at any Park 910 N. 400 East (off of efits. Call 843-3690 or stop by other time than the scheduled Broadway and 1000 N.) from 11 Tooele Seniors the hospital volunteer desk to hours, please contact either a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring your kids, a Next Friday night danc- sign up. All activities require who’s Julie Merrill 882-0004 or Lynne lunch, and spend time with us. ing on July 11 with D.J. Ned. an RSVP except for exercise. Bevan 882-5121. Wendover trip on Monday, Please call for more informa- 75 Support group for dementia July 14 at 11 a.m., cost is $15 tion about exercise classes. Teen center Open to anyone caring for some- and must sign up at front Serving all teens ages 13 to 18. one with Alzheimer’s disease or desk. Check your health ser- Tooele Youth Center, 102 N. related dementia. Next meet- vice: foot clinic on Tuesday, Recovery Patricia Seventh St. Tuesday through ing Tuesday, July 15, 2:30-3:30 July 15, 1:30-3:30 p.m. and Harbaugh Friday, 3-7 p.m., $10 yearly fee/ p.m. at Cottage Glen Activities appointment is necessary. Kick drug habits scholarships available. If inter- Center, 1892 Aaron Dr., refresh- Alzheimer’s Support Group: LDS Family Services addiction A fire cracker ested call 843-5719. ments provided. Sponsored Tuesday, July 15, 2:30 p.m. at recovery meetings are Tuesdays the day she by Tooele Aging Services and Cottage Glen. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 1030 S. Women in business Alzheimer’s Association — Utah 900 W., room 118, Tooele. Enter was born– Women In Business Master chapter. For information about Program openings on the north side of the chapel. and still is Mind Group first meeting is Alzheimer’s disease or attend- Tooele County Aging has The Erda meeting has been dis- July 10 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele ing this group, call Frank at openings in an alterna- continued. today! Library. This is a group for 882-2870 extension 130. tive, income-based program business women that want to designed to help seniors Al-anon meeting we love you! support, encourage and master County quilters remain independent. CNAs An Al-anon meeting will be mind together to create a syn- The Tooele County Quilters will help keep them in their hald every Tuesday at 10 a.m. ergistic approach to personal meet July 15, at 9:30 a.m., in homes safely, provide per- and Wednesdays from 6:30 and business development. For the Extension Office audito- sonal care, do house keeping to 7:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 8, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Stansbury Park golf The Stansbury Park Golf Association Palmer held the Mixed Quota/Men’s individ- ual tournament on June 28. Mixed Quota winners were Jeff Wilson and Barrie Frankland. Three teams tied for second place including Nick Griego and Cher Zirker, Jeff and earns top Peggy Lindsey and Alden and Shelly Johnson. Chris and Deanna Holley placed fifth. Tied for first in the men’s gross division at 72 were Nick Griego and Alden Johnson. Tied for third place at 73 were J.D. national Donnelly and Brock Griffith. Tied for first place in the net division were Jeff Lindsey and Ken Tomlin at 70 with Don Christensen finish- ing third at 71. Next Stansbury Golf Association tournament is the honor Ringer-Best Ball two person tourney Saturday and Sunday. by Missy Thompson Tooele Ute Conference STAFF WRITER Sign-ups for the Ute Football A Tooele High School graduate and softball sen- Conference will be held on Saturday sation has been honored with one of the top ath- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., July 17 from letic awards in the National Junior College Athletic 5-8 p.m. and July 19 from 9 a.m. to Association. 1 p.m. at the Deseret Peak Complex Lindsey Palmer, 20, was named the Betty Jo north of the swimming pool. Cost is Graber Female Athlete of the Year by the NJCAA. $165. Players can also sign up at This award goes to the athlete the NJCAA feels is utefootball.com. New players need the most deserving in any sport throughout junior to bring a birth certificate. college competition. Palmer has demonstrated she Grantsville Ute Conference photography / Meagan Burr deserved this award on the mound for the Salt Lake Sign-ups for Grantsville Ute Football Tooele’s Josh Crane flies past first base during a play early in Monday’s game against Highland. Tooele won its third game of the tourna- Community College Bruins where she’s pitched for Conference will be held July 19 at ment. the last two years. Grantsville High School from 10 “I didn’t expect to win,” Palmer said. “I put it out of a.m. until noon. There will also be a my mind until my coach told me.” sign-up time at the Stansbury Park Her coach sent her a text message during a ban- Community Center on Saturday quet when they learned Palmer won the award. from 10 a.m. until noon. “I didn’t believe it because it’s such a big thing,” Sports Medicine Golf Classic Tooele advances at state Palmer said. “It’s all the female athletes in all the junior college sports in the nation. It’s still kind of The third annual High School Sports hard to believe.” Medicine Golf Classic will be held Her high school coach Barry Pitt can believe it. July 18 at The Links at Overlake “It’s just a stepping stone,” Pitt said. “Now that with an 8 a.m. start. All money tourney with 9-8 victory she’s reached this goal she can go for another one.” raised from the event will go to Palmer went 29-2 this past season with 25 con- the sports programs at Grantsville by Mark Watson secutive wins at one point during the season. She and Tooele high schools. Mountain Land Physical Therapy needs busi- SPORTS EDITOR had 209 stikeouts (second in NJCAA) and a .90 ERA. nesses to sponsor holes for the As captain, she helped lead the Bruins to a 43-10-1 tournament and golfers also need Nick Mackay’s third-inning grand record. Palmer tossed four no-hitters and her oppo- to sign up to participate. The tour- slam helped Tooele score seven runs in nents could only muster a .111 batting average at nament raised $5,000 last year. one inning Monday afternoon at the Cal the plate when she was on the mound. She also only Sponsorship of the event is $1,000 Ripken Utah state all-star tournament issued 61 walks in 194.1 innings of play. and hole sponsorships are $100 for players 12 years and under. Tooele “This proves when you work hard, you get what each. The tournament will be a four- then held on to defeat Highland of Utah you deserve,” said Kate Nygaard, SLCC assistant person scramble with a cost of $50 County 9-8 to advance to the semi-final softball coach and sports and information director. per golfer. For more information game today at 1:30 p.m. Nygaard said this award doesn’t just reflect on contact Matt Murray 841-7282. Tooele is 3-0 in the tournament which Palmer but the Bruins as well. Oquirrh Hills junior golf it is hosting at Paker’s Park. Tooele won its “To the program, this is huge,” Nygaard said. “She first two games of the tourney easily over is the first female or male at this school who has Oquirrh Hills Golf Course is offering a teams from Utah County 25-1 and 10-0. been awarded this. It’s a pretty big accomplishment wide variety of Junior Golf programs The big third inning gave Tooele a 7-2 for the school and Lindsey.” this summer for boys and girls ages advantage and with two more runs in the This honor hasn’t come easily to Palmer. 8-17. For beginner and intermediate fifth Tooele jumped out to a 9-3 lead. But “She’s improved a ton since high school,” said golfers there will be two week-long Highland added two runs in its half of the Palmer’s mother Cindy. “She’s worked really hard clinics this summer. The cost is $40 for one session or $70 for each ses- fifth to make it 9-5. even from last year. She’s a got a lot more dominate sion. For the more advanced players Highland was the home team for this on the mound. She takes a lot of time apart from there will be a Junior Golf Camp on game which tightened up in the final team practice to improve.” July 31 and August 7. The cost for inning. Utah County’s top all-star team Palmer is proud of the award, but said she isn’t the Camp is $75. New this year is sliced the lead to 9-7 with a two-run photography / Maegan Burr done just yet. the Junior Golf League. The League Ian Calder gets a force out on Saturday for the Stansbury Park All-Stars in the Cal Ripkin “It’s an award and it’s such a great honor, but I still will be held on Tuesday mornings SEE ADVANCES PAGE A11 ➤ tournament at Parker’s Park. Stansbury Park was eliminated from the tournament. have to work,” Palmer said. “It’s not something I can and will begin on June 24. There is a go boast about because I still have work to do.” $20 registration fee for the league, She wasn’t just a threat on the mound, but also at and a $5 fee for each Tuesday that you participate. All youth involved in SEE PALMER PAGE A11 ➤ these programs will receive a junior Tooele Legion baseball team golf shirt and be invited to partici- pate in the Junior Golf day on Aug. 14. For more information or to sign up for the Junior Golf Program, con- nabs victories at Olympus, East tact Oquirrh Hills Golf Course, 1255 E. Vine St., 882-4220. by Mark Watson thirds innings to pick up the victory runs while Banks recorded two hits, Jazz shuffle coaching assignments SPORTS EDITOR while Stewart Christensen came on to two RBIs and scored a run. Rodriguez Utah Jazz general manager Kevin pitch in the final two innings. registered two RBIs and scored a run. O’Connor announced Thursday that Playing away from the friendly con- Clausing, Junior Rodriguez, Matt Tooele scored five runs in the open- Richard Smith has been promoted fines of Dow James Park, the Tooele Trussell and Chase Banks were all per- ing inning. Rodriguez singled home to director of basketball operations. American Legion baseball team fect from the plate in the Olympus Medina to start the game, followed In addition, David Fredman has roughed up a pair of opponents on game. Clausing went 4 for 4 and ripped by a two-run double from Clausing been hired as a scout for the team. the road in its last two games. two doubles while Trussell and Banks to bring home Gochis and Rodriguez. These moves collectively replace On Wednesday, Tooele pounded a were 2 for 2 in the hitting department. Miguel Esparza and Christensen also the position of director of player young Olympus team 12-7 and on Matt Medina also was in the zone scored in the opening inning. personnel, formerly held by Troy Monday Tooele needed only five going 3 for 4 with two doubles. Tooele pushed the lead to 7-0 in Weaver, who is now the assistant innings to blitz East 12-3. The legion Tooele came up with some timely the second inning on RBIs by Banks general manager of the Seattle team plays at Helper today and hosts hits in the second and third innings and Christensen and added three in SuperSonics. Smith is in his 14th Hunter on Wednesday in a 6 p.m. with two outs to add runs to the total. the fourth to make it 10-0. Clausing year with the Jazz organization and contest. On Monday Tooele won easily and Banks opened the fourth with had most recently served as the “Olympus is a young team and they against an East team which has strug- singles and Esparza doubled to score Jazz’s director of scouting services battled hard, but in the end it was gled to win games this year. Trussell Clausing. Banks scored on a single for the past five seasons, where our great pitching and some timely earned the win on the mound for from Mitch Eyre who then scored on a he provided the coaching staff with hitting that helped us win the game,” Tooele. hit from Gochis. scouting reports, player profiles and said coach Chris Sorenson. “We left 12 Clausing continued his hot hitting East finally managed to score two photo courtesy of Salt Lake Community College analysis of player statistics and ten- men on base and should have scored with two singles and an RBI double in runs in the fourth and one in the Former Tooele High softball pitcher Lindsey Palmer fires off dencies. In addition, he also served a pitch during a game this season for Salt Lake Community as the team player development more runs.” three trips to the plate. Matt Gochis fifth. College. She was named NJCAA Player of the Year last director, working on issues related Zac Clausing pitched five and two- pounded three singles and scored two [email protected] week. to players’ off-the-court develop- ment. Smith spent his first five seasons with the team as the video coordinator and a scout, followed by three seasons as the assis- Cowboys win first, drop second game to Sky View tant director of scouting. During his tenure with the organization, he has also served as a bench assis- By Jake Gordon ond inning of the first game. Sky into his start, Hamatake only a bit in the seventh. With two ing pitcher Cody Godfrey, not tant for the annual Rocky Mountain STAFF WRITER View’s Greg Vernier beaned the gave up four hits for the Cowboys outs Josh Barson blooped an earning their first hit until the Revue summer league team and first batter and then walked the while striking out two. During RBI single to right then was fol- fourth inning. served as assistant coach and Behind strong pitching perfor- second in the inning to give the the bottom half of the fourth, lowed by a two-run double by The Cowboys did get some- video coordinator for the Utah mance from Brandon Hamatake Cowboys some base runners. the Grantsville hitters repaid Reese that cut the Cowboy lead thing going in the sixth inning Starzz from 1997-2002. A part-time and timely hitting, Grantsville Austin Butler came through Hamatake for his good pitching. in half, 6-3. when Fonger and Taylor Jazz basketball assistant for 11 Legion was able to hold on to for Grantsville with a clutch Jake Campbell started off the Sky View’s Vernier hit the sec- Matthews each hit two-out sin- seasons (1984-95), Smith joined win the opening game of a dou- double to left scoring Andrew inning with a double, but two ond RBI bloop single to right in gles. Nelson followed with a sin- the team full-time prior to the 1995- ble-header against Sky View 6- Nelson from second to give the quick outs followed which gave the inning but then Hamatake gle to right field scoring Fonger 96 season following 16 years at 4. Cowboys an early lead. Sky View the fourth inning the look of induced a ground ball to record to cut the Sky View lead to 4-1. the University of Utah as a student However, in the second game did help out Grantsville with a another missed opportunity. the final out and seal the 6-4 After the visiting Bobcats affairs administrator. Fredman, who has 28 years of experience with the it was a different story as the costly throwing error by short- Grantsville took advantage of win. added two insurance runs in the Jazz, returns to the organization Cowboy hitters were baffled by stop Brandt Reese that allowed another throwing error to knock Sky View 6 - Grantsville 2 top of the seventh Grantsville after spending last season as the strong pitching and lost 6-2, two more runs to score. in another run then Hutchins In the second game Sky View had their work cut out for them. inaugural general manager of the splitting a game apiece. Before Sky View could stop followed with his second con- got off to a quick start, scoring The Cowboys were able to get Jazz’s D-League affiliate, the Utah Tyson Hutchins and Kort the bleeding, Hutchins blasted secutive RBI base hit to give the two runs in the first and adding one run home in the bottom half Flash. Prior to that, Fredman spent Fonger each had three hits on a double to dead center to bring Cowboys a 6-0 advantage. two more in the fifth for an early on a throwing error but that was five seasons as assistant general the day to lead the Cowboys. around another run to tally the Hamatake held visiting Sky 4-0 lead. all the damage that was done in manager of the Denver Nuggets. Grantsville took advantage of second inning total to 4-0. View hitless in the fifth and sixth While the Grantsville hitters the 6-2 loss. some wild pitching in the sec- After four complete innings but then finally got touched up were baffled by Sky View start- [email protected] A11

TUESDAY July 8, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Lee, Carter hold top times for second consecutive year by Missy Thompson said. STAFF WRITER Trophies were presented to the top three female and male Two hundred ninety run- finishers and the first place age ners braved the sweltering group winners were awarded 90 degree temperature on with a medal while second the morning of July 4 for the and third places received a annual 5K Freedom Run in ribbon. Tooele City. But it was Jon Lee In the female races, with and Emily Carter who came 146 participants, Courtnee away with the fastest times in Olsen (28:57), Emily McKinney the men’s and women’s races (34:19) and Brianna England respectively for the second (41:25) finished in the top straight year. three of the 8 and under Lee finished with a time division. Rylee Whitehouse of 15:50, two seconds faster (27:01), Madisyn Olsen (27:48) than last year’s winning time. and Kaitlyn Bresee (27:50) Carter’s time of 19:01 was rounded out the first through nearly a minute faster than third places in the 9-11 age her time in the 2007 race. group. Sam Mitchell (16:46) and In the 12-14 division, Phenix Gilbert Nichols (17:27) fin- Kline (23:22), Lizzi Stewart ished in second and third (24:20) and Britney Bresee respectively to round out the (26:16) came away with the top three male times. Jenni top three slots. Amie Farley Torgerson (20:25) and Kayla (21:09), Megan Bresee (21:29) Bronder (20:35) came in sec- and Amanda Palmer (22:08) ond and third overall for the finished first through third in women. the 15-18 age bracket. Crystal With 42 more runners this Weber (21:50), Rebecca year than last, race organizer Mitchell (23:17) and Lisa Karen Perry said this year’s Christenson (24:25) brought Freedom Run was another home first, second and third great success. in the 19-24 division. “[The number of entries] In the 25-29 age category jumps every year,” Perry said. Annalee Johnson (21:52), “In the previous year (2006) Stacie Johnson (22:11) and we had just under 200 run- Laura Dawn Beckstrand ners.” (23:05) rounded our the top Perry believes the increase three. Terri Evans (22:50), is because the county’s pop- Kaylene Young (22:52) and ulation is growing but may Maren Beazer (23:32) also fin- also be because of the draw- ished first through third in the ing for a guaranteed entrance 30-34 age group. photography / Maegan Burr ticket into the St. George Amy Fletcher (21:24), Marathon. This year 13 males Stacy Pankratz (21:24) and Miranda and Marty Woodruff enjoy walking Friday in the Tooele Fourth of July 5K run/walk. There were 290 people who walked and ran in this year’s race. and 10 females competed for Samantha Osteiard (24:52) the desired ticket which ulti- took first through third in the In the male races with 144 honors in the 15-18 while top spots as did Jim Delaney while Boyd Spiker (28:56) took mately went to Phil Krippner. 35-39 cateogry as did Raini runners, Solomon Gavin Chris Beckstrom (18:14), (18:29), Jim Moore (19:31) and first in 60-64. Robert Nash Krippner finished with a time Heap (24:48), Abby Delaney (30:25), Joe Davis (30:59) and Charles Mahoney(18:49) and Tracy Mullendore (20:33) in (30:22), Sid Hullinger (35:50) of 21:17 in the men’s 45-49 (25:06) and Angie Baker Jaredy Mauchley (31:34) fin- Jacob Beckstrand (20:14) did the 40-44 group. Bary Bowser and Richard McFadden age group. He will represent (25:16) in the 40-44 group. In ished in the top three in the so in the 19-24 age group. In (19:55), Roland Dalton (19:57) (54:32) took first through third Tooele in the marathon on the 45-49 division Tina Coates 8 and under division. Ryan the 25-29 age bracket, Chris and Phil Kippner (21:17) won in the 65-69 age bracket. Paul October 4. (22:30), Liz Dalton (27:05) and Brady (26:15), Jaden Torgerson Anderson (19:13), Kyle Foulon in the 45-49 age group with Lindsay (27:07) and Jay Wilson “This is the third year we’ve Janet Christenson (27:53) took (27:36) and Gavin Jackson (21:10) and Lance Hunter Ken Spence (19:58), Brad (49:12) took the top two slots been able to give that to a run- the top three places with Judy (30:20) were the top three rac- (21:12) took first through third Gillies (26:34) and Dave Garcia in the 70 and over category ner,” Perry said. Desmond (22:21) taking first ers in the 9-11 age group with with Joe Malmglen (20:14), (26:49) in the 50-54 division. while Derald Evans (33:39) All of the proceeds from the in the 50-54 category. Judy David Farley (18:28), Andrew Adam Duersch (20:42) and Ric Burket (24:54) and Bill took first in the 75 and over race, which is sponsored by Spiker (29:11), Teresa Evans Lee (21:02) and Quinten Smith Greg Bronder (20:52) in the Evans (42:07) took first and age group. the Tooele Kiwanis Club, are (41:41) took second and third (23:11) doing the same in the 30-34 age group. second in the 55-59 age group [email protected] used for youth programs in in 55-59. Pat Butler (29:12) and 12-14 division. In the 35-39 age division the county. 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G-ville All-Stars win three to move on to state Tooele Community Action Program 3rd Annual by Mark Watson ing four doubles, three triples and Christiansen. Grantsville Peterson, walk by Matthews, 4 person SPORTS EDITOR and one over-the-fence grand held Kearns to no runs in single by Kelley, walk by scramble slam by Landon Rhoades. the top half of the second Arbon, and a double by both The Grantsville 9-10 year Grantsville earned a 5-2 and scored six runs in the Rhoades and Bowles to com- old all-star baseball team is victory in the second game bottom half, to make it 10- plete the scoring. 3-0 in tournament action this with six innings of solid 9 for Grantsville. The runs Grantsville shut down year and will compete in the pitching from Oldham. He were contributed by walks Kearns with three consecu- state tournament on July 21 held Kearns to four hits for to Kelley, Bowles, Rhoades, tive strikeouts in the top of in Kearns. the game. Kelly led the offen- Stanworth and Marshall, as the fourth. Team members include sive attack with two hits on well as hits by Arbon and In the bottom of the fourth, Golf Christian Kelley, Landon the day while Lawrence and Peterson. Stanworth led off with a t o u r n a m e n t Rhoades, Colton Christiansen, Arbon each collected a hit. Kearns scored three runs double followed by a sin- Cody Bowles, Kaiden The championship game on two hits in the top of the gle from Marshall. After an Deveraux, Kodie Marshall, of the tournament pitted third inning to give Kearns a out, Deveraux hit a two-run th am Clayton Stanworth, Justin Grantsville in a rematch with 12-10 advantage. double give Grantsville a 22- Sun., July 20 • 8 Shotgun Start Matthews, Brady Arbon, Kearns. Kearns won the coin Grantsville’s bats came alive 12 victory. The game ended Brayden Peterson, Tyler toss but elected to be the in the bottom of the third because of the 10-run rule. Oldham and Trace Lawrence. visiting team. In the top of with 10 runs in the inning to “I liked that our team came Oquirrh Hills Golf Course Coaches are Heath Kelley, the first, Grantsville spotted give Grantsville some breath- back from being down early $ Wade Rhoades and Craig Kearns a 9-0 lead thanks to ing room up 20-12. and kept fighting. I thought 45 per person, includes cart & lunch Matthews. timely hits and fielding mis- Rhoades led off with an we could have buckled and All proceeds will go to the Tooele Community Action Program to help The Grantsville team cues by Grantsville. inside the park home run, thrown in the towel, but we the less fortunate families in need during the Christmas Holiday. drubbed the Avenue All-Stars Grantsville cut the lead a double by Bowles, single didn’t and we fought back. I 29-3 in its first game of an to 9-4 after one inning on by Christiansen, an over the was proud of our kids for that Contact Mark or Christine 435.843.8247 open tournament. Grantsville walks to Kelley, Bowles, and fence home run to Stanworth, effort,” coach Kelley said. pounded out 19 hits includ- Marshall, and hits by Rhoades single by Marshall, single by [email protected]

came home on a double by Nick Mackay. Pet of the Week Advances Boucher then ripped a single to bring in Palmer Anderson to make it 9-3. continued from page A10 continued from page A10 Highland cut it to 9-5 with a pair of runs in the fifth, and added three sixth-inning runs base hit to center field. But Tooele center to make it 9-8 before Clausing was able to the plate. Palmer posted .333 batting aver- fielder Justin Boucher gunned down the run- end the game with a strike out. age with four home runs and 36 RBIs for ner at second base for the second out of the Stansbury Park was eliminated from the the Bruins. In her career on the mound for inning. tournament with a loss on Saturday. the Bruins she finished with 504 strikeouts, Highland still was able to cut the lead [email protected] 14 shutout victories and five no-hitters all to 9-8 with two outs on back-to-back hits. of which are now records at SLCC. With the tying runner at third base and the The Betty Jo Graber award is another go-ahead runner at first base, Tooele pitcher bullet point Palmer can add to her growing Jackson Clausing was able to get a strike out list of awards: First Team All-Region 10/ to end the game. Scenic West Athletic Conference honors, If Tooele wins today against Richfield it Region 18/SWAC Player of the Year, First will play at 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday. If Tooele Team NJCAA All-American honors, First loses its first game today it will play another Team Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch forfor findingfinding allall game tonight at 7:30. The tournament is a Coaches Association All-American acco- double elimination event with the top two lades. This list doesn’t include the awards our pets a good teams qualifying for a regional tournament in she garnered in high school where she lead home. Nephi against all-stars from Arizona, Nevada the Buffaloes to three state titles. and Hawaii. “This always makes the [Tooele] pro- No Tooele players reached the base paths in gram look good,” Pitt said. “She’s won a the first two innings while Highland opened lot of awards in high school, including the the game with two runs in the opening stanza Gatorade Athlete of the Year. Other play- to make it 2-0 Highland after two innings. ers can see that these great awards have Tooele’s seven-run third inning started been won by this local player in this small when Boucher reached on an error followed town.” Information by a double from Trey Osterud. Alex Mackay Palmer is the third Utahn to receive the For more info. on animals- singled home Boucher for Tooele’s first run award. In 1995-96 Tricia Ferrin won the Adoption Procedure Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires and then Clausing singled home Osterud to honor for Utah Valley State College in bas- Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing tie the game at 2-2 with one out. Josh Crane ketball and Devra Viekant, also from UVSC, and possible shelter fee. drilled a base hit to bring in Alex Mackay and won it in 1999-00 for cross country and Tooele City give Tooele a 3-2 advantage. Nick Mackay track. Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to then lined the ball over the left center field Palmer will continue her education and Grantsville hold animals for 3 days fence with Justin Pollmann on board at third, softball career at the University of Utah in Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Clausing on second and Crane on first. The the fall. photography / Meagan Burr Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. four-run blast pushed Tooele’s lead to 7-2. “Lindsey is an asset to the softball world Tooele coach Rob Clausing fires up his team in the Highland added a run in the fourth to make in Utah,” Nygaard said. “It’s great to have a early innings of Monday’s game against Highland Tooele Veterinary Clinic it 7-3, but Tooele added two in the fifth. of Utah County. A seven-run third inning propelled kid like that bringing the talent level up.” 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Jarrett Anderson smacked a double and Tooele to a 9-8 victory. [email protected] A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY July 8, 2008 Faces of the Fourth photography by Meagan Burr

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Levi Anderson (top) slides down a slip-and-slide after the Fourth of July parade in Grantsville. Jerry Rigby (above) walks his prize bull through the Vernon parade. Sadie Bird (bottom) throws pops along the parade route in Grantsville. Aaron, Steven and Robby Hacker (bottom left) listen to Ty Herndon sing the national anthem at the Fourth of July Bit N’ Spur Rodeo.

Bullfighter-in-training Jaden Jones (above) leans on his dad Blake Jones during the mutton busting event Friday at the Bit N’ Spur Rodeo. A festive dog (right) walks the Tooele Fourth of July parade route. HOMETOWN B1

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or the past 10 years, Livestock contractors are fully the Broken Heart invested in any rodeo they are con- Rodeo Company tracted for, which adds up to a lot owned by Jennifer and of work and responsibilities. For Ben German has been example, one responsibility is get- providing livestock for ting the animals there early so they Tooele’s Bit N’ Spur Rodeo. can get a feel for the arena and And after a rough start to where they should exit. their business 18 years ago, they’re “I like to get my animals there grateful for each year they spend in early because traveling in a semi- Tooele County. truck trailer can make any animals The livestock company out of weary,” said Ben, adding there is West Haven keeps busy most every also the task of putting the animals weekend with rodeos, sometimes where they need to go and knowing working two in the same weekend. which gate a horse or bull will buck It is a year-round job that takes the best out of. whole family’s help. A contractor will also help with But it hasn’t always been so easy the promotion of the event. In for the German family to provide Broken Heart’s case, they had the animals for a rodeo, especially in bull Kiwi Wine on display at the the early years of Broken Heart Tooele City Park for passersby to when trying to earn a reputation see. For these reasons, if rodeo was hard for the upstart livestock organizers find a contractor they contractor. like, they will usually stick with that “Most rodeo organizers did not contractor. like to change the contractor that After getting their first shot at the they had the year before, so it was Kamas rodeo, things started looking hard to fit in right away,” Jennifer said. SEE LIVESTOCK PAGE B8 ➤

photography / Maegan Burr Ben German (top left), owner of the Broken Heart Rodeo Company, pulls the cinching rope during the bareback riding Thursday in the Bit N’ Spur rodeo at Deseret Peak Complex. Employees of the livestock company (right) move stock back into trucks Friday night after the rodeo. German (above) helps cowboys get set up for the next event Friday at the Bit N’ Spur Rodeo. HOMEFRONT Hot summer outings require simple take-along meals tay-cation” has become Food is an important part Plan for the days you will be cues, fancy salads and other meals for the day. Stopping the catch phrase for this of any vacation and for some, doing outings. Make a list of time-consuming rituals for a the car at a park for lunch is Ssummer as Americans grabbing fast food or eating needed foods ahead of time day when food is the focus. an option or you can eat on back away from distant travel Diane Sagers at restaurants is the way to let and take a trip to the grocery There are assorted options to the go. in the face of ever-rising fuel CORRESPONDENT the cook out of the kitchen store to stock up on what you prepare fantastic meals for Maybe your plan is to take costs and choose to stay at or and it certainly simplifies will need. eating out and if that is your a hike for the day and car- near home. It is a catchy title finding something everyone Your focus on this sort of thing, indulge and enjoy. On rying lunch with you will be for the adaptation. likes for lunch. vacation is on what you plan the other hand, if the objec- essential. A box or picnic bas- Last week’s article talked fun without spending a lot of However, eating fast food to do more than what you tive is to keep it simple, plan ket with the right food items about doing a vacation as a money. The trick is to do it so can get pricey, so you might plan to eat. Keeping food sim- accordingly. can provide the essentials for series of day trips from home. everyone gets to relax while consider taking food along for ple is the key if the spotlight There is something to be This can actually be a lot of still keeping costs down. at least some of your meals. is on doing. Save the barbe- said for carrying along the SEE MEALS PAGE B8 ➤ B2 SERVICE DIRECTORY

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(800)888-5838 ONLY ONLY DOE. Call Mike or $ $ Recruiting. (ucan) 149,900 425,000 Doug for appointment. New Listing MLS #805798 New Listing MLS #813044 (435)882-7711 HIGHEST PAID Cooks Not your ordinary mobile home! New A MUST SEE! Beautiful custom in the area Apply in 435 833-0740 • 800 453-9606 sheetrocked walls, new two tone paint, built home on 2.11 acres. Beautiful views PART TIME Bartender person Track Brewing www.deseretpeakmtg.com Carol Royal tile, carpet, new doors and fixtures. New all around. Nice park will be back yard needed. (435)882-2931 company 1641 N Main. roof.New vinyl low e windows,Covered neighbors. Over 4500 square feet! Up- deck, nice siding, Large shed. .29 acres grades galore! Unfinished part of bsmt only that you own! No lot fees! needs rock, paint and carpet. $179,900 504 S 329 $199,000 380 W Dawson Out West Realty ONLY LNONLY $184,900 $179,500 George McQuiston MLS #785158 MLS #789404 798 N. 730 W., TOOELE 635 E. 670 N., TOOELE 353 E. CIMMARRON WAY, ERDA Original hardwood floors under carpet, Nice rambler in Overlake! Close to schools, Beds 3, Baths 2, Gar 2. # 776447 Beds 6, Baths 2, Gar 2. #797427 3 Bed 2 Bath #799804 Beautiful new construction. Great rambler With 6 good sized bedrooms, this is a HORSE PROPERTY ON 5 ACRES. 2 acre 801-598-4881 gas fireplace insert, nice crown molding & hospital,downtown Tooele, easy access to in new neighborhood north end of Tooele. perfect family home! Neighborhood is feet of water. Central Vacuum fresh paint, newer furnace,central air and highway and short commute to SLC. New Must see! Price reduced 5/5/2008 Ready great for kids! Large family room down- Listed through RE/MAX Metro [email protected] to occupy and enjoy summer in your new stairs and tons of storage space both water heater,Brand new driveway, awe- paint, carpet, tile and laminte throughout. home. Motivated seller! inside and out! SELLER IS MOTIVATED! Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 some covered patio,great workshop behind Laundry on main. central air. Full landscap- MAKE OFFER! garage, MUCH MORE! CLEAN!! ing with full auto sprinklers. Linda Gregersen 801-319-3967 711 S 6684 [email protected] Harvest 330 W $174,900 Dr. ONLY Terri McQuiston ONLY $ $ 219,900 219,900 MLS #775574 801-597-8609 MLS #778868 Stansbury Lg. kitchen w/lots MOVE RIGHT IN WITH NO FUSS. Beautiful [email protected] of cupboards,new quartz countertops, house and yard all finished. LARGE kitchen 356 ISGREEN CIR., TOOELE 1251 E. BRANDY LN., TOOELE 135 S. 3RD ST., TOOELE with island. Laminate flooring, newer carpet Beds 5, Baths 3. # 797207 3 Bed 2 Bath MLS#761636 Beautiful East side home new laminate flooring, lg. pantry & main floor No waiting in line here! with 3 bathrooms BRAND NEW RAMBLER 3 Bed 2 Bath in living room.Garage insulated and finished. in this 5 bedroom house that has new Walkout basement Listed through RE/MAX Metro laundry, grand master bath- garden tub, separate Large yard is nicely landscaped with full auto paint, carpet, tile and refinished hardwood Listed through RE/MAX Metro floors. Large covered deck allows you to Melodie 435.830.5886 Call Bill at 801-706-5570 shower, double sinks large deck with benches. sprinkler and fence. A MUST SEE! enjoy those quiet summer evenings. This Out West Realty, LLC is a must see!!! Phone: 801-598-4881 1962 4125 Wy Palmer Fax: 801-250-4726 Clemens $139,000 ONLY RD $239,900 ONLY Lease Option MLS #738307 $380,000 WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted MLS #756792 Nice Rambler CORNER OF VEGAS & and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, on 5 acres in West Erda! classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage 455 E. UTAH AVE, TOOELE 251 EAST DURFEE STREET, GRANTSVILLE COOLEY STREET, GRANTSVILLE Well and water rights included. Beds 4, Baths 2. # 000000 3 Bed 2 Bath #800755 #798542 (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, Single car garage. Currently being remod- Horse Property, 1 Acre, Walk Out 3.02 Acres of Horse Property it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Come check it out! eled, Available June 15 Basement. 1 share of water 1 Acre Feet of Water Owner/Broker Listed through RE/MAX Metro Listed through RE/MAX Metro 1185 North Main • Tooele Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 Call Melodie at 435-830-5886 Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. All offices independently owned and operated. Informationdeemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. Tuesday July 8, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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(ucan) carb. New Edlebrock in- Owned. Prudential Real bury Park. Comfortable, $0 DOWN! Cars From Housing Opp. 2bth, Spacious Twin 800-498-1184 take & manifold. $1300 Estate. clean house in friendly S E L L I N G Y O U R $29/mo! Police Im- Home (Single Level), 2003 MAROON Chevy obo. (435)840-8790 2BDRM, 1BTH, w/yard & Stansbury Park neigh- 20 ACRE RANCHES, HOME? Advertise it in pounds for Sale! 36 Outdoor pets OK!, Beautiful Condo COM- Tahoe, 3rd row seat, storage, $695/mo in- borhood. Check out Near Booming El Paso the classifieds. Call Months @ 8.5% apr. Large family room, in- PLETELY REMOD- O n S t a r , l e a t h e r , 1986 FORD Crew cab, cludes utilities, $400/ MLS #813022. Contact Texas. Roads sur- 882-0050 or visit For listings Call door laundry, Master ELED. $116,000 OBO. heated, sun roof, side 4wd, $1500. 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PRIME 1 acre Commer- Limited Edition, 5.7 Li- agent (435)840- 3010 Fridge, Dishwasher, For $163. you can cial Lot. Located on Apartments GREAT VALUE! North- Stove/Oven, Range, place your 25 word ter, Hemi Magnum, REMODELED APART- 2000 N directly across for Rent east location, clean and Microwave. Built in classified ad to all 45 38,500 miles. Great MENTS at 585 N Main the street from the hos- is offering 2700sqft 4bdrm, 2bth, 1998. Top floor of newspapers in Utah. condition, silver with Tooele, Ut. Studio pital. Lots of traffic, 1BDRM, $600/mo utili- grand master w/jetted three. Great view of the Just call the Transcript grey leather interior. 1bdrm and 2bdrm. near healthcare offices. ties included w/d, no tub & step-in shower, lake from covered deck. Bulletin at 882-0050 for Fully loaded, power 435-843-0917 Won't last long! Call Office Space pet/ smoking/ children. fully landscaped, auto Check KSL for Pictures. all the details. 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Barbara $18,500.00 OBO Call 3bdrm, 2bth, W/D Broadway. 882-7605 with deposit negotiable. neighborhood. RV pad, basement ready. Reasonable of- Kelley-DeLuca Signa- 435-840-8399. hook-up central air, fenced yard, Covered STUDIO APT For Rent. $1175/mo plus deposit. apartment/ outside ac- fers considered. (435) ture Group Real Estate. Please call WANT TO get the latest parking, shed, $750/mo 365 E. Vine St., Tooele, No smoking Contact cess. $234,900 1116 840-3409. (801)680-2229 435-637-9300, local news? Subscribe corner of Broadway. Laurie (435)850-2543 North 490 East $600/dep PRICE REDUCED- STEAL MY RANCH to the Transcript Bulle- $400/mo. plus $250 de- (801)796-5908 ext. 11 ask for Linda (435)884-0193 or NICE 3BDRM 2bth New 4000sqft 3bdrm Utah's Uintah Basin. 40 tin. (435)224-4932 posit. Includes Utilities Home Tooele’s East BEST DEAL in town! (435)882-2682 2.5bth Rambler on acres starting at only side. Call Karen $142,900, Beautiful .36 ac. Stone fire- $29,900. 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PUBLIC HEARING: a. Proposed minor sub- division for Lloyd Farr to divide one lot into three at 248 W Clark Street in an RM-7 zone. b. Proposed amendment for Todd and Kacee Hammond on C.U.P. #08-05-853 currently ap- proved for a home office, but under the amend- ment request is to ex- pand the use to allow parking of a dump truck and other small equip- ment on the vacant lot next to their home for a t r u c k i n g c o m p a n y named Premier Excavat- ing and Construction. c. Proposed commercial conditional use permit for Richard Trentmon to open a Weight Watchers location at 822 East Main Street in the Gordie Fields strip mall. d. Proposed commercial conditional use permit for Natalee Steward to open a dance studio in the 822 East Main Street strip mall. e. Proposed P.U.D. for the Anderson Farms subdivision located at the corner of Worthing- ton, Nygreen, and South Streets in an R-1-21 zone to allow a non-standard street con- taining small swales within a residential street section, and an entry corridor. f. Proposed amendment to Section 21.7.3 (subdi- vision improvements warranty) to change time periods and conditions to comply with Senate Bill 196. g. Proposed 64-unit af- fordable housing com- munity for Grantsville Family Associates to be located at Country Ha- ven Lane South of Or- chard Lane. h. Proposed amendment scenario No. 1 to the General Plan Future Land Use Map by the Grantsville City Planning Commission to take the north line of the “Low Density Residential” zone, which is on the north side of town, to the south line of the “Indus- trial” zone, taking the line straight west and east to the Grantsville City boundaries. i. Proposed amendment NOTICE scenario No. 2 to the The Executive Secretary General Plan Future of the Utah Solid and Land Use Map by the Hazardous Waste Con- Grantsville City Planning trol Board proposes to Commission to move the approve a Class III Haz- entire “Industrial” zone, ardous Waste Storage located along North Hale Permit modification to Street and Burmester the Part B of the Dugway Road, taking it easterly Proving Ground Storage to line the western Permit (Permit). This boundary of the zone modification establishes with Burmester Road conditions for waste and lining up the eastern sampling prior to ship- boundary of the zone ping offsite for disposal. approximately with Race These conditions will be Street, and leaving the contained in the Labora- southern line of the “In- tory Operating Proce- dustrial” zone where it dures, WD-C Method currently is located. CL-022R, of the Permit. j. Proposed Sportsmans The DSHW is seeking Permit for the keeping of public comment on the three (3) dogs by Wayne draft modification. Stanworth at 833 N Old The public comment pe- Lincoln Hwy. riod for this proposed k. Proposed amendment modification begins July to Chapter 3 Section 10, 2008 and ends at 3.11 (6) and Section 6:00 p.m. on August 25, 3.16 (4) to insert a two 2008. A public hearing year limitation on re- to collect public com- questing General Plan ments on the proposed and rezoning amend- language will be held ments on parcels of land August 11, 2008 at 6:30 that have previously re- p.m. at the Tooele ceived a denial for either County Administrative request. Bldg, North Auditorium, AT THE CONCLUSION 47 South Main, Tooele, OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Utah. Interested per- MEETING OFFICIALLY sons may comment dur- CALLED TO ORDER BY ing the hearing or may CHAIRPERSON AN- submit comments in writ- GELA GRANT. ing before 6:00 PM on 1. Consideration of a re- NOTICE OF TRUS- August 25, 2008 to the zoning of land fronting TEE'S SALE following address: Main Street along West The property described Dennis R. Downs, Ex- Side Auto's property at below will be sold at ecutive Secretary 519 West Main Street to public auction to the Utah Solid and Hazard- go from and A-10 zone highest bidder. The sale ous Waste Control to a CD zone. will be held at the main Board 2. Consideration of a re- entrance of the Tooele P.O. Box 144880, SLC, zoning of land fronting County Courthouse, 47 UT 84114-4880 Main Street along West South Main Street, Copies of the draft lan- Side Auto's property at Tooele, Utah on July 22, NOTICE guage and Fact Sheet 519 West Main Street to 2008 at 10:00 a.m. The The Executive Secretary are available for public go from and A-10 zone purpose of the sale is of the Utah Solid and review during regular to a CS zone. the foreclosure of a Con- Hazardous Waste Con- business hours at the 3. Consideration of a struction Deed of Trust trol Board proposes to following locations: Sportsmans Permit for (the “Trust Deed”) approve a Class III Haz- ·Tooele Chemical Stock- the keeping of three (3) granted by ROBERT L. ardous Waste Storage pile Outreach Office, 54 dogs by Wayne Stan- SALERNO, as Trustor, Permit modification to South Main Street, worth at 833 N Old Lin- in favor of FIRST UTAH the Part B of the Dugway Tooele, Utah. coln Hwy. BANK, as Beneficiary, Proving Ground Storage ·Division of Solid and 4. Consideration of a and GARY E. DOCTOR- Permit (Permit). This Hazardous Waste Of- P.U.D. for the Anderson MAN, an active member modification establishes fices, 4th floor, 288 Farms subdivision lo- of the Utah State Bar, as conditions for waste North 1460 West, Salt cated at the corner of the Successor Trustee. sampling prior to ship- Lake City. http://deq. Worthington, Nygreen, The Trust Deed was re- B6 Tooele pingTranscripoffsite for disposal.t-Bullestate.ut.us/EQSHW/CDStin and South StreetsTuin esdaan cordedy Julyon November 8, 200820, These conditions will be Beginning August 4, R-1-21 zone to allow a 2006 as Entry No. contained in the Labora- DEQ's office hours will non-standard street con- 273297 in the Official Financial Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices toryPublicOperating NoticesProce - changePublicto Notices7 a.m. to 6 Public Notices tainingPublicsmall Noticesswales RecordsPublicof Noticesthe County Services Meetings Meetings Meetings dures,MeetingsWD-C Method p.m. MeetingsMonday through Meetings withinMeetingsa residential street RecorderTrusteesof Tooele CL-022R, of the Permit. Thursday. All our offices section, and an entry County, State of Utah UP TO $1000 online AGENDA NOTICE AND AGENDA PUBLIC HEARING NO- The DSHW is seeking will be closed on Friday. PUBLIC NOTICE corridor. and covers the real prop- www.CASH- NOTICE is hereby given NOTICE IS HEREBY TICE TOWN OF OPHIR public comment on the Contact Mr. Doug Taylor (Amended 07-07-08 5. Consideration of erty with the purported IN30MINUTES.COM In that the Stansbury Serv- GIVEN THAT THE The town of Ophir, Utah draft modification. of the DSHW at 10:05 a.m.) amendments scenario street address of 1041 your checking account ice Agency Board of TOOELE COUNTY will hold a public hearing The public comment pe- 801-538-6170 if you Notice is hereby given No. 1 & No. 2 to the West Fox Circle, Grants- in 30 minutes! No credit Trustees will hold its BOARD OF HEALTH on Tuesday, July 22, riod for this proposed have any questions that the Grantsville City General Plan Future ville, Utah and is more check! (ucan) regular meeting on July WILL HOLD A SPECIAL 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at the modification begins July about this draft modifica- Planning Commission Land Use Map as pro- particularly described as 9, 2008 at 7:00 pm, at MEETING ON Ophir Town Hall, located 10, 2008 and ends at tion. The DPG compli- will hold a regular meet- posed by the Grantsville Lot 18, Silver Fox Es- the Stansbury Park WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, on Main street, Ophir, 6:00 p.m. on August 25, ance history is available ing on Thursday, July City Planning Commis- tates Subdivision, ac- Public Notices Clubhouse, #1 Country 2008 AT 7:00 P.M. AT Utah. 2008. A public hearing from Mr. Doug Taylor of 10, 2008 in the Grants- sion. cording to the Official Meetings Club Drive, Stansbury 151 NORTH MAIN Agenda: to collect public com- the DSHW at (801) ville City Hall Council 6. Consideration of an Plat thereof on file and Park, Utah 84074. STREET, TOOELE UT 1. Adjustments to the ments on the proposed 538-6170. Chambers at 429 E. amendment to Section of record in the Office of Deadline for public no- BUSINESS MEETING 1. Environmental Fees 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9 F i s c a l language will be held In compliance with the Main Street in Grants- 21.7.3 (subdivision im- the Tooele County Re- tices is 4 p.m. the day 1.Call to Order 2. Symposium Richfield, Budget. August 11, 2008 at 6:30 Americans with Disabili- ville, Utah, which meet- provements warranty) to corder. The under- prior to publication. 2.Pledge of Allegiance September 4 & 5, 2008 Scott Degelbeck p.m. at the Tooele ties Act, individuals with ing shall begin promptly change time periods and signed disclaims any li- Public notices submit- 3.Roll Call 3. NALBOH Conference Ophir Town Clerk County Administrative special needs (including at 7:00 P.M. conditions to comply with ability for any error in the ted past the deadline 4.Review and Adopt Madison Wisconsin, July (Published in the Tran- Bldg, North Auditorium, auxiliary communicative 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Senate Bill 196. street address. will not be accepted. Minutes 22, 24, 2008 script Bulletin July 3 & 8, 47 South Main, Tooele, aids and services) HEARING: 7. Consideration of an The Notice of Default for UPAXLP 5. Public Comment 4. Next Meeting August 2008) Utah. Interested per- should contact Brooke a. Proposed minor sub- amendment to Chapter 3 the Trust Deed was re- 6.Probable Vote Items 28, Health Department sons may comment dur- Baker, Office of Human division for Lloyd Farr to Section 3.11 (6) and corded on March 14, PUBLIC NOTICE 7.Recess 7:00 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE ing the hearing or may Resources at 801-536- divide one lot into three Section 3.16 (4) to insert 2008 as Entry No. Notice is hereby given WORK SESSION 5. Adjourn The monthly Shambip submit comments in writ- 4413 (TDD 536-4414) at at 248 W Clark Street in a two year limitation on 303873 in the Official that the Lake Point Im- 1.Possible Vote Items 6. Closed Session Soil Conservation meet- ing before 6:00 PM on least five working days an RM-7 zone. requesting General Plan Records of the County provement District will a.Skate park sign Scott 6.1 Personnel ing will be held on July August 25, 2008 to the prior to the scheduled b. Proposed amendment and rezoning amend- Recorder of Washington hold its regularly sched- Totman (Published in the Tran- 15 at 7:00pm at the following address: meeting. for Todd and Kacee ments on parcels of land County, State of Utah. uled Business meeting b. Tax Certification script Bulletin July 8, Rush Valley Town Hall in Dennis R. Downs, Ex- (Published in the Tran- Hammond on C.U.P. that have previously re- The current Beneficiary on July 10, 2008 at 7:00 Randy Jones 2008) Rush Valley. ecutive Secretary script Bulletin July 8, #08-05-853 currently ap- ceived a denial for either of the Trust Deed is p.m. at the North Tooele c.Long range plan for Paula C. Lee Utah Solid and Hazard- 2008) proved for a home office, request. FIRST UTAH BANK and Fire Station 1540 Sunset pool upgrades John O Shambip Clerk ous Waste Control but under the amend- 8. John Conway request- the record owner of the Road, Lake Point Utah. PUBLIC HEARING NO- Donnell (Published in the Tran- Board PUBLIC NOTICE ment request is to ex- ing clarification of terms above described prop- The agenda will be as TICE d.Chemical storage up- script Bulletin July 8 & P.O. Box 144880, SLC, NOTICE IS HEREBY pand the use to allow of C.U.P. on Clark Street erty as of the recording follows: Pine Canyon Township date on inspection John 10, 2008) UT 84114-4880 GIVEN THAT the Tooele parking of a dump truck Court and the final fol- of the Notice of Default 1. Call to Order Planning Commission O Donnell Copies of the draft lan- City Planning Commis- and other small equip- low-up report on his is ROBERT L. SAL- 2. Public Concerns The Pine Canyon Town- e.Securing the lake guage and Fact Sheet sion will meet in a public ment on the vacant lot C.U.P. status. ERNO. 3. Approval of Minutes ship Planning Commis- NOTICE fountain John O Donnell are available for public hearing and Business next to their home for a 9. Consideration of a mi- The purchase price is 4. Financial Reports sion will hold a public The Executive Secretary f.Update on Clubhouse review during regular meeting scheduled for t r u c k i n g c o m p a n y nor subdivision for Lloyd payable in lawful money 5. Auditor's Report hearing on July 22, 2008 of the Utah Solid and fountain John O Donnell business hours at the Wednesday, July 9, named Premier Excavat- Farr to divide one lot into of the United States at 6. Operations Reports at 7:00 p.m. in the Audi- Hazardous Waste Con- 2.Managers Report following locations: 2008 in the hour of 7:00 ing and Construction. three at 248 W Clark the time of sale. Bidders 7. Sonic Technology torium at the Tooele trol Board proposes to 3.Board Members Re- ·Tooele Chemical Stock- PM. The meeting will be c. Proposed commercial Street in an RM-7 zone. must tender to the Trus- 8. Regional WWTP County Courthouse, 47 approve a Class III Haz- ports and Requests pile Outreach Office, 54 held at Tooele City Hall conditional use permit 10. Consideration of an tee the purchase price 9. Ward Engineering South Main, Tooele, ardous Waste Storage 4.Correspondence South Main Street, in the City Council for Richard Trentmon to amendment for Todd by 12:00 noon the day 10. Trustee Concerns Utah. Permit modification to 5.Financial and Bills Tooele, Utah. Chambers, located at 90 open a Weight Watchers and Kacee Hammond to following the sale. The 11. Scheduled Meetings 1. AMD General Plan the Part B of the Dugway 6.Adjourn ·Division of Solid and N Main Street, Tooele, location at 822 East C.U.P. # 08-05-853 cur- payment must be in the 12.Adjournment #08-03500001 Tooele Proving Ground Storage (Published in the Tran- Hazardous Waste Of- Utah. Main Street in the Gordie rently approved for a form of a cashier's check (Published in the Tran- Valley Road Plan Chp Permit (Permit). This script Bulletin July 8, fices, 4th floor, 288 Agenda Items Fields strip mall. home office, but under and Bank “Official script Bulletin July 8, 13 pg 3 modification establishes 2008) North 1460 West, Salt 1. Pledge of Allegiance d. Proposed commercial the amendment request Checks” are not accept- 2008) Dated this 7th day of conditions for waste 2. Public Hearing and July, 2008 sampling prior to ship- Lake City. http://deq. conditional use permit is to expand the use to able. A Trustee's Deed DEADLINES FOR clas- state.ut.us/EQSHW/CDS Recommendation on for Natalee Steward to allow parking of a dump will be made available to BECOME A SUB- sifieds ads are Monday Mary Dixon, Secretary ping offsite for disposal. James Way right of way SCRIBER. 882-0050 Pine Canyon Township These conditions will be Beginning August 4, open a dance studio in truck and other small the successful bidder and Wednesdays by DEQ's office hours will dedication plat by Utah the 822 East Main Street equipment on the vacant within three business 4:45 p.m. Planning Commission contained in the Labora- Industrial Depot. (Published in the Tran- tory Operating Proce- change to 7 a.m. to 6 strip mall. lot next to their home for days following receipt of p.m. Monday through 3. Public Hearing and e. Proposed P.U.D. for a trucking company the bid amount. The script Bulletin July 8, dures, WD-C Method Recommendation on 2008) CL-022R, of the Permit. Thursday. All our offices the Anderson Farms named Premier Excavat- property is to be sold will be closed on Friday. Lodestone Way right of subdivision located at ing and Construction. without any warranties The DSHW is seeking way dedication play by public comment on the Contact Mr. Doug Taylor the corner of Worthing- 11. Consideration of a whatsoever, including, of the DSHW at Utah Industrial Depot. ton, Nygreen, and South C.U.P. for Richard Trent- but not limited to, war- draft modification. 4. Public Hearing and The public comment pe- 801-538-6170 if you Streets in an R-1-21 mon to open a Weight ranties of title, posses- have any questions Motion on conditional zone to allow a Watchers location at 822 sion, condition or en- It’s A Buyers riodMarket!for this proposed use permit for a 2 story modification begins July about this draft modifica- non-standard street con- East Main Street in the cumbrances. For further tion. The DPG$ compli- 16000 sq ft retail devel- taining small swales Gordie Fields strip mall. information about the 10, 20081071and S.ends 860at W., Tooele • 209,900 opment to be located at 6:00 p.m. on August 25, ance history is available within a residential street 12. Consideration of a sale please contact the from Mr. Doug Taylor of 100 West 1180 North by section, and an entry C.U.P. for Natalee Stew- Trustee. The purpose of 2008. A public hearing RJF. to collect public com- the DSHW at (801) corridor. ard to open a dance stu- this Notice is to collect a 538-6170. 5. Public Hearing and f. Proposed amendment dio in the 822 East Main debt and any information ments on the proposed Motion on conditional UNDER language will be held In compliance with the to Section 21.7.3 (subdi- Street strip mall. obtained may be used Americans with Disabili- use permit for a 720 sq ft vision improvements 13. Consideration of a for that purpose. August 11, 2008 at 6:30 22 ft tall detached ga- p.m. at the Tooele ties Act, individuals with warranty) to change time wall sign permit for Ryan DATED as of June 19, special needs (including rage to be located at 373 periods and conditions Orgill and Spectrum Eye 2008. County Administrative E Meadows Dr by Mike Bldg, NorthThisAuditorium, is a beautifulauxiliary Home! Woodcommunicative Doors! to comply with Senate Care, LLC located in the TRUSTEE aids and services) Atherley. Bill 196. Grantsville Town Center Gary E. Doctorman 47 SouthWoodMain,SOLD trim!Tooele, Textured walls! Laminent 6. Public Hearing and CONTRACT should contact Brooke g. Proposed 64-unit af- at 225 E. Main Street. Parsons Behle & Lati- Utah. Interestedwood floors!per -New Carpet! Better than Motion on conditional sons maynew.comment If thisdur house- Baker, is in yourOffice priceof Human fordable housing com- 14. Consideration of a mer Resources at 801-536- use permit for a 1350 sq munity for Grantsville free standing sign permit 201 South Main Street, $ ing the hearingrange thisor ismay a must see. ft 25 ft tall detached ga- submit comments in writ- 4413 (TDD 536-4414) at Family Associates to be for Gordie Fields for the Suite 1800 1464 Country Lane, Erda 739,900 least five working days rage to be located at 620 located at Country Ha- strip mall at 822 East Salt Lake City, Utah This house has EVERYTHING! Beautifully Landscaped. Warm and inviting wooding before 6:00 PM on Kingston Dr by Dennis August 25,11622008 to N.the 380prior E.,to theTooelescheduled ven Lane South of Or- Main Street. 84111 floors, formal dining room. Formal living room, den Large and comfortable master meeting. Ewing. chard Lane. 15. Consideration of a fi- (801) 532-1234 following address: 7. Public Hearing and suite with a Grand master Bath. Fabulous Kitchen Family room area. 7 Bedrooms!Dennis 4 R. Downs, Ex- (Published in the Tran- h. Proposed amendment nal plat and Develop- Office Hours 8:30 a.m. upstairs and 3 downstairs! Amazing theater room. All this on 5 acres in East Erda! script Bulletin July 8, Motion on conditional scenario No. 1 to the ment Agreement for to 5:00 p.m. ecutive Secretary use permit for perma- Offering 9 additional acre feet of water for sale with this property! Utah Solid and Hazard- 2008) General Plan Future Wells Crossing. (Published in the Tran- nent cosmetics to be lo- Land Use Map by the 16. Consideration of script Bulletin June 24, ous Waste Control cated at 866 Oquirrh Ave Board Grantsville City Planning minutes of the last busi- July 1 & 8, 2008) by Vicki Morales. Commission to take the ness meeting. P.O. Box 144880, SLC, 8. Review and Approval UT 84114-4880 north line of the “Low 17. Report from Council 9+ Acre Who Says ... Beautiful Large Kitchen! Roomy Family of Planning Commission Public Notices Copies of the draft lan- Density Residential” Liaison Member Todd room! 4 bedrooms and room to grow in the minutes for meeting held Miscellaneous guage and Fact Sheet zone, which is on the Castagno. basement! Very, Very Cozy! Beautifully June 25, 2008. north side of town, to the 18. Adjourn. Lot In East are available for public 9. Adjourn Deadline for public no- landscaped and fenced. Great Price. south line of the “Indus- Shauna Kertamus review during regular$ 209,900 Pursuant to the Ameri- trial” zone, taking the line Zoning Administrator tices is 4 p.m. the day “Homesbusiness hours at the cans with Disabilities prior to publication. Erda! following locations: straight west and east to All interested persons 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley Act, individuals needing the Grantsville City are invited to attend and Public notices submit- ·Tooele Chemical4064Stock Palmer- Rd, Erda special accommodations ted past the deadline UNDER pile Outreach Office, 54 boundaries. provide comment upon Fantastic Lot during this meeting i. Proposed amendment the proposals scheduled will not be accepted. South Main PRICEStreet, REDUCED should notify Rachelle UPAXLP Are NotTooele, Utah. scenario No. 2 to the for public hearings. Writ- Custer, Tooele City General Plan Future ten comments will also GRANTSVILLE CITY w/water ·Division of Solid and Planner prior to the CONTRACT Land Use Map by the be considered if submit- NOTICE OF ADOPTION Hazardous Waste Of- meeting at (435) Grantsville City Planning ted to the Zoning Admin- OF ORDINANCE fices, 4th floor, 288 843-2130 or TDD (435) 356 N. Wrathall Cir, Grantsville Commission to move the istrator in advance of the NOTICE IS HEREBY SellingNorth 1460 West, Salt 843-2180. entire “Industrial” zone, hearing. The current GIVEN that the Grants- Lake City. http://deq. (Published in the Tran- Have your own park. Over 100 mature located along North Hale zoning Code and pro- ville City Council, en- state.ut.us/EQSHW/CDS script Bulletin July 8, trees line this 1 acre beauty in Erda. Very Street and Burmester posed amendments may acted the following ordi- BeginningcuteAugust and cozy4, home. 6 bedrooms, 2 full 2008) DEQ's office hours will Road, taking it easterly be reviewed at the nance on March 19, bathrooms and 1¾ bathroom. This is a to line the western Grantsville City Hall 2008: in Tooelechange to 7 a.m. to 6 $ PUBLIC NOTICE OF wonderful property. 239,900 p.m. Monday through MEETING AND boundary of the zone each weekday between Ordinance No. 2008-14 Thursday. All our offices AGENDA with Burmester Road hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 amended the Grantsville will be closed1167 on Friday.Bates Canyon Rd., Erda Erda Township Plan- and lining up the eastern p.m. City Comprehensive Over 5000 Square Feet in the Palomino Contact Mr.1470Doug W.Taylor Hwy 199, Rush Valley ning Commission boundary of the zone In accordance with the General Plan and Future Ranches. 4 bedrooms, 4 full Bathrooms & County”?of the DSHW at The Erda Township approximately with Race Americans With Disabili- Land Use Map to desig- 2 half bathrooms. Hardwood Floors. 9 foot 801-538-6170 if you Planning Commission Street, and leaving the ties Act, Grantsville City nate property located be- ceilings, Second finished family room in southern line of the “In- will accommodate rea- the basement. Beautiful Hardwood floors. have any questions will hold a Public Meet- tween Quirk Street and 30’ by 40’ drive through shop with 15 foot about this draft modifica- ing on July 9, 2008 at dustrial” zone where it sonable requests to as- Hale Street at approxi- doors. 16’ by 40’ stall unit all on 1.48 acres! Call me to selltion. The DPG compli- 7:00 p.m. in the audito- currently is located. sist the disabled to par- mately 550 South from a j. Proposed Sportsmans ticipate in meetings. Re- New Listing $ ance history is available rium of the Tooele Rural Residential-1 land 439,900 from Mr. Doug Taylor of County Courthouse, 47 Permit for the keeping of quest for assistance may use category to a Low your home!the DSHWEverythingat (801) in this house is brand new South Main Street, three (3) dogs by Wayne be made by calling City Density land use cate- Beautiful 2900 square foot home to be 538-6170.and gorgeous. New cabinets, new granite Tooele Utah. Stanworth at 833 N Old Hall at (435) 884-3411 at gory. built in the Canyon Rim Estates on a .26 In compliancecountertops,with thenew walnut wood floors in PUBLIC MEETING: Lincoln Hwy. least 3 days prior to the This ordinance will take the livingroom and den, new travertine acre lot! 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms Americans with Disabili- 1. Roll Call k. Proposed amendment meeting that will be at- effect upon the publica- ties Act, individualsfloors. Upgradedwith carpets, new paint, new 2. Approval of meeting to Chapter 3 Section tended. tion of this notice and open beautiful floor plan! To Be Built FREE lighting, new stucco, finished basement, special needs (including minutes from June 11, 3.11 (6) and Section (Published in the Tran- copies may be obtained $ ______$239,000 auxiliary communicativelarge shop. So much more. 529,900 2008 & June 25, 2008 3.16 (4) to insert a two script Bulletin July 8, from the Grantsville City year limitation on re- 2008) Amazing Views! 5 bedrooms! 2 aids and services) 3. Public Hearing Recorder. Marketshould contact Brooke questing General Plan DATED this 31st day of full bathrooms! 1 ¾ bathroom. 1 ½ a) AMD General Plan Baker, Office of Human #08-03500001 Tooele and rezoning amend- March, 2008. bathroom, Granite Countertops! Wood ments on parcels of land Public Notices Resources5at 801-536-Acre Lot Valley Road Plan Chp. Trustees Jeremy Walker or Tile Floors. Beautiful open floor Analysis4413 (TDD 536-4414) at 13 pg 3 that have previously re- Grantsville City plan. Over 4600 square feet! 5 acres in least five working days b) Adjourn Public Hear- ceived a denial for either Recorder East Erda. Owner – Agent - To Be Built prior to the scheduled ing Resume Public request. Deadline for public no- (Published in the Tran- In East tices is 4 p.m. the day $559,000 meeting. Meeting AT THE CONCLUSION script Bulletin July 8, ______5 Acre Lots (PublishedIn in the Tran- 4. AMD General Plan OF PUBLIC HEARINGS prior to publication. 2008) script Bulletin July 8, MEETING OFFICIALLY Public notices submit- Sunsets abound! 5+ acres in East Erda! Erda! #08-03500001 Tooele NOTICE OF AUCTION 2008) Valley Road Plan Chp. CALLED TO ORDER BY ted past the deadline Beautiful Open floor plan, 3200 square East Erda! will not be accepted. Date of Sale: Saturday, feet. 3 bedrooms 2 full bathrooms. UNDER 13 pg 3 CHAIRPERSON AN- Fabulous Views GELA GRANT. UPAXLP Saturday, July 19, 2008. Granite countertops, wood or tile floors 2 Available w/water 5. Public Concerns Time: 10:00am 6. Adjournment 1. Consideration of a re- and so much more. Owner Agent – To NOTICE OF TRUS- Beehive Storage, 1498 Starting at $225,000 Pursuant to the Ameri- zoning of land fronting w/water TEE'S SALE N. Main, Tooele. Be Built CONTRACT cans with Disabilities Main Street along West $449,900 $ The property described This notice of auction is Act, individuals needing Side Auto's property at 199,900 below will be sold at being given pursuant to special accommodations 519 West Main Street to public auction to the 38-8-1 et al, Utah Code during this meeting go from and A-10 zone highest bidder. The sale Annotated. should notify Mary to a CD zone. Canyon Rim Estates will be held at the main UNIT #384 Mathew Dixon, Tooele County 2. Consideration of a re- entrance of the Tooele Baron 604 E Walden Dr, Over 30 Lots Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 Engineering, at 435- zoning of land fronting County Courthouse, 47 Tooele. Misc items & 843-3160 prior to the Main Street along West South Main Street, boxes. meeting. Side Auto's property at 3030 Deer Run Drive • Tooele, Utah on July 22, UNIT #216B Tom Gar- 927 N. 1380 E. For questions call (435) 519 West Main Street to 2008 at 10:00 a.m. The cia PO Box 46, Stock- Benches at South Rim 843-3160 and ask to go from and A-10 zone purpose of the sale is ton. Washer, beds, misc Tooele speak to one of the plan- to a CS zone. Phase II • Stockton the foreclosure of a Con- items & boxes. ning staff. 3. Consideration of a struction Deed of Trust UNIT #B323 Royce $ SOLD$ Dated this 3rd day of Sportsmans Permit for SOLD the keeping of three (3) (the “Trust Deed”) Randall 129 E Green 209,900 July, 2008 379,900 granted by ROBERT L. Pines, Tooele. 1974 MARY DIXON, dogs by Wayne Stan- SALERNO, as Trustor, Travel trailer- Prowler. Secretary worth at 833 N Old Lin- in favor of FIRST UTAH (Published in the Tran- Erda Township Plan- coln Hwy. BANK, as Beneficiary, script Bulletin July 1 & 8, ning Commission 4. Consideration of a Call Laramie Dunn for and GARY E. DOCTOR- 2008) (Published in the Tran- P.U.D. for the Anderson MAN, an active member script Bulletin July 8, Farms subdivision lo- Call Laramie Dunn for ALL of the Utah State Bar, as 2008) cated at the corner of ALL your Real Estate Worthington, Nygreen, the Successor Trustee. Clean Out your Real Estate needs and South Streets in an The Trust Deed was re- If it happens here, R-1-21 zone to allow a corded on November 20, Your Attic! needs 2006 as Entry No. read about it here. non-standard street con- TOOELE 273297 in the Official TRANSCRIPT taining small swales BULLETIN TOOELETRANSCRIPT within a residential street Records of the County BULLETIN section, and an entry Recorder of Tooele Laramie Dunn 435-224-4000 County, State of Utah 882-0050 corridor. 5. Consideration of and covers the real prop- amendments scenario erty with the purported No. 1 & No. 2 to the street address of 1041 General Plan Future West Fox Circle, Grants- Land Use Map as pro- ville, Utah and is more posed by the Grantsville particularly described as City Planning Commis- Lot 18, Silver Fox Es- sion. tates Subdivision, ac- 6. Consideration of an cording to the Official amendment to Section Plat thereof on file and 21.7.3 (subdivision im- of record in the Office of provements warranty) to the Tooele County Re- change time periods and corder. The under- conditions to comply with signed disclaims any li- Senate Bill 196. ability for any error in the 7. Consideration of an street address. amendment to Chapter 3 The Notice of Default for Section 3.11 (6) and the Trust Deed was re- Section 3.16 (4) to insert corded on March 14, a two year limitation on 2008 as Entry No. requesting General Plan 303873 in the Official and rezoning amend- Records of the County ments on parcels of land Recorder of Washington that have previously re- County, State of Utah. ceived a denial for either The current Beneficiary request. of the Trust Deed is 8. John Conway request- FIRST UTAH BANK and ing clarification of terms the record owner of the of C.U.P. on Clark Street above described prop- Court and the final fol- erty as of the recording low-up report on his of the Notice of Default C.U.P. status. is ROBERT L. SAL- 9. Consideration of a mi- ERNO. nor subdivision for Lloyd The purchase price is Farr to divide one lot into payable in lawful money three at 248 W Clark of the United States at Street in an RM-7 zone. the time of sale. Bidders 10. Consideration of an must tender to the Trus- amendment for Todd tee the purchase price and Kacee Hammond to by 12:00 noon the day C.U.P. # 08-05-853 cur- following the sale. The rently approved for a payment must be in the home office, but under form of a cashier's check the amendment request and Bank “Official is to expand the use to Checks” are not accept- allow parking of a dump able. A Trustee's Deed truck and other small will be made available to equipment on the vacant the successful bidder lot next to their home for within three business a trucking company days following receipt of named Premier Excavat- the bid amount. The ing and Construction. property is to be sold 11. Consideration of a without any warranties C.U.P. for Richard Trent- whatsoever, including, mon to open a Weight but not limited to, war- Watchers location at 822 ranties of title, posses- East Main Street in the sion, condition or en- Gordie Fields strip mall. cumbrances. For further 12. Consideration of a information about the C.U.P. for Natalee Stew- sale please contact the ard to open a dance stu- Trustee. The purpose of dio in the 822 East Main this Notice is to collect a Street strip mall. debt and any information 13. Consideration of a obtained may be used wall sign permit for Ryan for that purpose. Orgill and Spectrum Eye DATED as of June 19, Care, LLC located in the 2008. Grantsville Town Center TRUSTEE at 225 E. Main Street. Gary E. Doctorman 14. Consideration of a Parsons Behle & Lati- free standing sign permit mer for Gordie Fields for the 201 South Main Street, strip mall at 822 East Suite 1800 Main Street. Salt Lake City, Utah 15. Consideration of a fi- 84111 nal plat and Develop- (801) 532-1234 ment Agreement for Office Hours 8:30 a.m. Wells Crossing. to 5:00 p.m. 16. Consideration of (Published in the Tran- minutes of the last busi- script Bulletin June 24, ness meeting. July 1 & 8, 2008) 17. Report from Council Liaison Member Todd Castagno. 18. Adjourn. Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and provide comment upon the proposals scheduled for public hearings. Writ- ten comments will also be considered if submit- ted to the Zoning Admin- istrator in advance of the hearing. The current zoning Code and pro- posed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. In accordance with the Americans With Disabili- ties Act, Grantsville City will accommodate rea- sonable requests to as- sist the disabled to par- ticipate in meetings. Re- quest for assistance may be made by calling City Hall at (435) 884-3411 at least 3 days prior to the meeting that will be at- tended. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 8, 2008) NOTICE A notice of intent for the following project submit- ted in accordance with §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- ministrative Code (UAC), has been received for consideration by the Ex- ecutive Secretary, Utah Air Quality Board: Company Name: In - trepid Potash – Wendo- ver, LLC Location: Exit 4, Inter- state 80 and the South Frontage Road Project Description: In - trepid Potash – Wendo- ver, LLC has submitted a Notice of Intent (NOI) to increase hours of opera- NOTICE tion and replace a ven- A notice of intent for the turi wet scrubber. following project submit- Tooele County is an At- ted in accordance with tainment area of the Na- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- tional Ambient Air Qual- ministrative Code (UAC), ity Standards (NAAQS) has been received for for all pollutants. There consideration by the Ex- will be no violations of ecutive Secretary, Utah the NAAQS resulting Air Quality Board: from this project. NOTICE OF MOBILE Company Name: In - New Source Perform- UNIT OPERATIONS TO trepid Potash – Wendo- ance Standards (NSPS), BE PERFORMED UN- ver, LLC National Emission Stan- DER TOXIC SUB- Location: Exit 4, Inter- dards for Hazardous Air STANCES CONTROL state 80 and the South Pollutants (NESHAP), ACT (TSCA) Frontage Road Maximum Achievable Notice is hereby given Project Description: In - Control Technology that TD*X Associates LP trepid Potash – Wendo- (MACT) regulations, and has notified USEPA of ver, LLC has submitted a Title V of the 1990 Clean its plan for continued op- Notice of Intent (NOI) to Air Act do not apply to eration of their High Per- increase hours of opera- this source. This area formance Thermal De- tion and replace a ven- source does not require sorption Unit (HP-TDU) turi wet scrubber. a Title V operating per- under the Toxic Sub- Tooele County is an At- mit. PM10 is considered stances Control Act. Ap- tainment area of the Na- to be a useful, represen- proval has previously tional Ambient Air Qual- tative surrogate to been given to process ity Standards (NAAQS) PM2.5 for the purposes polychlorinated biphen- for all pollutants. There of evaluating potential yls (PCBs) within a mo- will be no violations of impacts and other regu- bile thermal desorption NOTICE the NAAQS resulting latory considerations. (TD) unit at the Energy- A notice of intent for the from this project. The source has limita- Solutions Mixed Waste following project submit- New Source Perform- tions that are estab- Facility near Clive, Utah. ted in accordance with ance Standards (NSPS), lished in the Intent to Ap- This notification is for §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- National Emission Stan- prove. Visible emissions continued operation be- ministrative Code (UAC), dards for Hazardous Air are controlled by opacity yond an initial 180-day has been received for Pollutants (NESHAP), standards set in the In- campaign that started on consideration by the Ex- Maximum Achievable tent to Approve. February 13, 2008. ecutive Secretary, Utah Control Technology The emissions, in tons TD*X and EnergySolu- Air Quality Board: (MACT) regulations, and per year, will change as NOTICE OF MOBILE tions plan to conduct this Company Name: In - Title V of the 1990 Clean follows: UNIT OPERATIONS TO campaign of operation of trepid Potash – Wendo- Air Act do not apply to PM10 (+1.62), NOx (+ BE PERFORMED UN- the HP-TDU on PCB ver, LLC this source. This area 0.50), SO2 (+ 4.17), CO DER TOXIC SUB- contaminated material Location: Exit 4, Inter- source does not require (+ 0.27), VOC (- 0.39) STANCES CONTROL until February 2009. state 80 and the South a Title V operating per- The changes in emis- ACT (TSCA) Comments on this notifi- Frontage Road mit. PM10 is considered sions will result in the fol- Notice is hereby given cation should be submit- Project Description: In - to be a useful, represen- lowing, in tons per year, that TD*X Associates LP ted to Mr. Michael trepid Potash – Wendo- tative surrogate to potential to emit totals: has notified USEPA of Svizzero, United States ver, LLC has submitted a PM2.5 for the purposes PM10 = 17.42, NOx = its plan for continued op- Environmental Protec- Notice of Intent (NOI) to of evaluating potential 13.29, SO2 = 43.47, CO eration of their High Per- tion Agency (USEPA), increase hours of opera- impacts and other regu- = 2.77, VOC = 2.18, formance Thermal De- Office of Solid Waste, tion and replace a ven- latory considerations. HAPs = 0.02 sorption Unit (HP-TDU) 1200 Pennsylvania Ave- turi wet scrubber. The source has limita- The completed engineer- under the Toxic Sub- nue, N.W., Washington, Tooele County is an At- tions that are estab- ing evaluation and air stances Control Act. Ap- DC 20460. The com- tainment area of the Na- lished in the Intent to Ap- quality impact analysis proval has previously ment period for this noti- tional Ambient Air Qual- prove. Visible emissions showed that the pro- been given to process fication will end on ity Standards (NAAQS) are controlled by opacity posed project meets the polychlorinated biphen- August 7, 2008, or within for all pollutants. There standards set in the In- requirements of federal yls (PCBs) within a mo- 30 days of the initial date will be no violations of tent to Approve. air quality regulations bile thermal desorption of publication of this no- NOTICE the NAAQS resulting The emissions, in tons and the State air quality (TD) unit at the Energy- tice, whichever comes A notice of intent for the from this project. per year, will change as rules. The Executive Solutions Mixed Waste later. Comments may following project submit- New Source Perform- follows: Secretary intends to is- Facility near Clive, Utah. also be submitted to Mr. ted in accordance with ance Standards (NSPS), PM10 (+1.62), NOx (+ sue an Approval Order This notification is for Dan Bench, USEPA Re- §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- National Emission Stan- 0.50), SO2 (+ 4.17), CO pending a 10-day public continued operation be- gion 8, 1595 Wynkoop ministrative Code (UAC), dards for Hazardous Air (+ 0.27), VOC (- 0.39) comment period. The yond an initial 180-day Street, Denver, CO has been received for Pollutants (NESHAP), The changes in emis- project proposal, esti- campaign that started on 80202-1129. consideration by the Ex- Maximum Achievable sions will result in the fol- mate of the effect on lo- February 13, 2008. TD*X Associates LP per- ecutive Secretary, Utah Control Technology lowing, in tons per year, cal air quality and draft TD*X and EnergySolu- forms these PCB treat- Air Quality Board: (MACT) regulations, and potential to emit totals: Approval Order are NOTICE OF MOBILE tions plan to conduct this ment operations under a Company Name: In - Title V of the 1990 Clean PM10 = 17.42, NOx = available for public in- UNIT OPERATIONS TO campaign of operation of National approval for al- trepid Potash – Wendo- Air Act do not apply to 13.29, SO2 = 43.47, CO spection and comment BE PERFORMED UN- the HP-TDU on PCB ternate PCB disposal is- ver, LLC this source. This area = 2.77, VOC = 2.18, at the Utah Division of DER TOXIC SUB- contaminated material sued by USEPA pursu- SUMMONS FOR PUB- Location: Exit 4, Inter- source does not require HAPs = 0.02 Air Quality, 150 North STANCES CONTROL until February 2009. ant to 40 CFR 761.60(e). LICATION state 80 and the South a Title V operating per- The completed engineer- 1950 West, Salt Lake ACT (TSCA) Comments on this notifi- This current operating Case No. 534757 Frontage Road mit. PM10 is considered ing evaluation and air City, UT 84114-4820. Notice is hereby given cation should be submit- approval is available to Judge Mark W. May Project Description: In - to be a useful, represen- quality impact analysis Written Comments re- that TD*X Associates LP ted to Mr. Michael be copied and for public STATE OF UTAH, in trepid Potash – Wendo- tative surrogate to showed that the pro- ceived by the Division at has notified USEPA of Svizzero, United States review at the USEPA the interest of ROTH, ver, LLC has submitted a PM2.5 for the purposes posed project meets the this same address on or its plan for continued op- Environmental Protec- National Headquarters A i d a n 0 6 / 1 8 / 0 7 , Notice of Intent (NOI) to of evaluating potential requirements of federal before July 18, 2008, will eration of their High Per- tion Agency (USEPA), or at the offices of Ener- Child(ren) under 18 increase hours of opera- impacts and other regu- air quality regulations be considered in making formance Thermal De- Office of Solid Waste, gySolutions: 423 West years of age. tion and replace a ven- latory considerations. and the State air quality the final decision on the sorption Unit (HP-TDU) 1200 Pennsylvania Ave- 300 South, Suite 200, TO: SALVATORE DE- turi wet scrubber. The source has limita- rules. The Executive approval/disapproval of under the Toxic Sub- nue, N.W., Washington, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 NORA, Father Tuesday July 8, 2008Tooele County is an At- tions that are estab- Secretary intendsTooeleto is- theTranscripproposed approvalt-BullestancestControlin Act. Ap- DC 20460. The com- on business days from TOOELE COUNTY B7 tainment area of the Na- lished in the Intent to Ap- sue an Approval Order order. Email comments proval has previously ment period for this noti- 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. A Pre-trial/ Trial on the tional Ambient Air Qual- prove. Visible emissions pending a 10-day public will also be accepted at been given to process fication will end on and from 1:00 p.m. to State's Petition to Termi- Public Notices ityPublicStandards Notices(NAAQS) arePubliccontrolled Noticesby opacity commentPublic period.NoticesThe [email protected] Notices If polychlorinatedPublic Noticesbiphen - AugustPublic7, 2008, Noticesor within 4:00Public p.m. Notices natePublicParental NoticesRights Miscellaneous forMiscellaneousall pollutants. There standardsMiscellaneousset in the In- projectMiscellaneousproposal, esti- anyoneMiscellaneousso requests to ylsMiscellaneous(PCBs) within a mo- 30Miscellaneousdays of the initial date ForMiscellaneousmore information concerningMiscellaneousthe above will be no violations of tent to Approve. mate of the effect on lo- the Executive Secretary bile thermal desorption of publication of this no- about this notification, named child is pending NOTICE the NAAQS resulting The emissions, in tons cal air quality and draft at the Division in writing (TD) unit at the Energy- tice, whichever comes contact: in this Court and an ad- A notice of intent for the from this project. per year, will change as Approval Order are within 10 days of publi- Solutions Mixed Waste later. Comments may TD*X Associates LP: judication will be made following project submit- New Source Perform- follows: available for public in- cation of this notice, a Facility near Clive, Utah. also be submitted to Mr. Carl R. Palmer, P.E. which may include the ted in accordance with ance Standards (NSPS), PM10 (+1.62), NOx (+ spection and comment hearing will be held in This notification is for Dan Bench, USEPA Re- T e l e p h o n e ( 9 1 9 ) permanent termination of §R307-401-1, Utah Ad- National Emission Stan- 0.50), SO2 (+ 4.17), CO at the Utah Division of accordance with R307- continued operation be- gion 8, 1595 Wynkoop 349-1583 (mobile). your parental rights. ministrative Code (UAC), dards for Hazardous Air (+ 0.27), VOC (- 0.39) Air Quality, 150 North 401-7, UAC. yond an initial 180-day Street, Denver, CO EnergySolutions Facility You are hereby sum- has been received for Pollutants (NESHAP), The changes in emis- 1950 West, Salt Lake (Published in the Tran- campaign that started on 80202-1129. Contact Person: Timo- moned to appear before consideration by the Ex- Maximum Achievable sions will result in the fol- City, UT 84114-4820. script Bulletin July 8, February 13, 2008. TD*X Associates LP per- thy L. Orton, P.E. Tele- this Court in said county ecutive Secretary, Utah Control Technology lowing, in tons per year, Written Comments re- 2008) TD*X and EnergySolu- forms these PCB treat- phone: (801) 649-2000. on JULY 10, 2008 AT Air Quality Board: (MACT) regulations, and potential to emit totals: ceived by the Division at ment operations under a (Published in the Tran- NOTICE OF MOBILE tions plan to conduct this 2:00 P.M. in the court- Company Name: In - Title V of the 1990 Clean PM10 = 17.42, NOx = this same address on or National approval for al- script Bulletin July 8, UNIT OPERATIONS TO campaign of operation of room of this court lo- trepid Potash – Wendo- Air Act do not apply to 13.29, SO2 = 43.47, CO before July 18, 2008, will ternate PCB disposal is- 2008) BE PERFORMED UN- the HP-TDU on PCB cated at 74 EAST 100 ver, LLC this source. This area = 2.77, VOC = 2.18, be considered in making sued by USEPA pursu- DER TOXIC SUB- contaminated material SUMMONS FOR PUB- SOUTH, Tooele, Utah. Location: Exit 4, Inter- source does not require HAPs = 0.02 the final decision on the ant to 40 CFR 761.60(e). STANCES CONTROL until February 2009. LICATION Your failure to appear state 80 and the South a Title V operating per- The completed engineer- approval/disapproval of This current operating ACT (TSCA) Comments on this notifi- Case No. 534757 may result in a default Frontage Road mit. PM10 is considered ing evaluation and air the proposed approval approval is available to Notice is hereby given cation should be submit- Judge Mark W. May judgment and the termi- Project Description: In - to be a useful, represen- quality impact analysis order. Email comments be copied and for public that TD*X Associates LP ted to Mr. Michael STATE OF UTAH, in nation of your parental trepid Potash – Wendo- tative surrogate to showed that the pro- will also be accepted at review at the USEPA has notified USEPA of Svizzero, United States the interest of ROTH, rights. ver, LLC has submitted a PM2.5 for the purposes posed project meets the [email protected]. If National Headquarters its plan for continued op- Environmental Protec- A i d a n 0 6 / 1 8 / 0 7 , DATED THIS 16th day Notice of Intent (NOI) to of evaluating potential requirements of federal anyone so requests to or at the offices of Ener- eration of their High Per- tion Agency (USEPA), Child(ren) under 18 of June, 2008. increase hours of opera- impacts and other regu- air quality regulations the Executive Secretary gySolutions: 423 West formance Thermal De- Office of Solid Waste, years of age. LYNN U CLARK tion and replace a ven- latory considerations. and the State air quality at the Division in writing 300 South, Suite 200, sorption Unit (HP-TDU) 1200 Pennsylvania Ave- TO: SALVATORE DE- Assistant Attorney turi wet scrubber. The source has limita- rules. The Executive within 10 days of publi- Salt Lake City, UT 84101 under the Toxic Sub- nue, N.W., Washington, NORA, Father General Tooele County is an At- tions that are estab- Secretary intends to is- cationIf it happensof this notice, here, a on business days from stances Control Act. Ap- DC 20460. The com- TOOELE COUNTY (801)366-0250 tainment area of the Na- lished in the Intent to Ap- sue an Approval Order hearing will be held in 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. read about it here. proval has previously ment period for this noti- A Pre-trial/ Trial on the (Published in the Tran- tional Ambient Air Qual- prove. Visible emissions pending a 10-day public accordance with R307- and from 1:00 p.m. to been given to process fication will end on State's Petition to Termi- script Bulletin June 17, ity Standards (NAAQS) are controlled by opacity comment period. The 401-7,TOOELE UAC. 4:00 p.m. TRANSCRIPT polychlorinated biphen- August 7, 2008, or within nate Parental Rights 24, July 1 & 8, 2008) for all pollutants. There standards set in the In- project proposal, esti- (Published in the Tran- For more information BULLETIN yls (PCBs) within a mo- 30 days of the initial date concerning the above will be no violations of tent to Approve. mate of the effect on lo- script Bulletin July 8, about this notification, bile thermal desorption of publication of this no- named child is pending the NAAQS resulting The emissions, in tons cal air quality and draft 2008) contact: (TD) unit at the Energy- tice, whichever comes in this Court and an ad- from this project. per year, will change as Approval Order are TD*X Associates LP: Solutions Mixed Waste later. Comments may judication will be made New Source Perform- follows: available for public in- Carl R. Palmer, P.E. Facility near Clive, Utah. also be submitted to Mr. which may include the ance Standards (NSPS), PM10 (+1.62), NOx (+ spection and comment T e l e p h o n e ( 9 1 9 ) This notification is for Dan Bench, USEPA Re- permanent termination of National Emission Stan- 0.50), SO2 (+ 4.17), CO at the Utah Division of 349-1583 (mobile). continued operation be- gion 8, 1595 Wynkoop your parental rights. dards for Hazardous Air (+ 0.27), VOC (- 0.39) Air Quality, 150 North EnergySolutions Facility yond an initial 180-day Street, Denver, CO You are hereby sum- Pollutants (NESHAP), The changes in emis- 1950 West, Salt Lake Contact Person: Timo- campaign that started on 80202-1129. moned to appear before Maximum Achievable sions will result in the fol- City, UT 84114-4820. thy L. Orton, P.E. Tele- February 13, 2008. TD*X Associates LP per- this Court in said county Control Technology lowing, in tons per year, Written Comments re- phone: (801) 649-2000. TD*X and EnergySolu- forms these PCB treat- on JULY 10, 2008 AT (MACT) regulations, and potential to emit totals: ceived by the Division at (Published in the Tran- tions plan to conduct this ment operations under a 2:00 P.M. in the court- Title V of the 1990 Clean PM10 = 17.42, NOx = this same address on or script Bulletin July 8, campaign of operation of National approval for al- room of this court lo- Air Act do not apply to 13.29, SO2 = 43.47, CO before July 18, 2008, will 2008) the HP-TDU on PCB ternate PCB disposal is- cated at 74 EAST 100 this source. This area = 2.77, VOC = 2.18, be considered in making contaminated material sued by USEPA pursu- SOUTH, Tooele, Utah. source does not require HAPs = 0.02 the final decision on the until February 2009. ant to 40 CFR 761.60(e). Your failure to appear a Title V operating per- The completed engineer- approval/disapproval of Comments on this notifi- This current operating may result in a default mit. PM10 is considered ing evaluation and air the proposed approval cation should be submit- approval is available to judgment and the termi- to be a useful, represen- quality impact analysis order. Email comments ted to Mr. Michael be copied and for public nation of your parental tative surrogate to showed that the pro- will also be accepted at Svizzero, United States review at the USEPA rights. PM2.5 for the purposes posed project meets the [email protected]. If Environmental Protec- National Headquarters DATED THIS 16th day of evaluating potential requirements of federal anyone so requests to tion Agency (USEPA), or at the offices of Ener- of June, 2008. impacts and other regu- air quality regulations the Executive Secretary Office of Solid Waste, gySolutions: 423 West LYNN U CLARK latory considerations. and the State air quality at the Division in writing 1200 Pennsylvania Ave- 300 South, Suite 200, Assistant Attorney The source has limita- rules. The Executive within 10 days of publi- nue, N.W., Washington, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 General tions that are estab- Secretary intends to is- cation of this notice, a DC 20460. The com- on business days from (801)366-0250 lished in the Intent to Ap- sue an Approval Order hearing will be held in ment period for this noti- 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Published in the Tran- prove. Visible emissions pending a 10-day public accordance with R307- fication will end on and from 1:00 p.m. to script Bulletin June 17, are controlled by opacity comment period. The 401-7, UAC. August 7, 2008, or within 4:00 p.m. 24, July 1 & 8, 2008) standards set in the In- project proposal, esti- (Published in the Tran- 30 days of the initial date For more information tent to Approve. mate of the effect on lo- script Bulletin July 8, of publication of this no- about this notification, The emissions, in tons cal air quality and draft 2008) tice, whichever comes contact: per year, will change as Approval Order are later. Comments may TD*X Associates LP: follows: available for public in- also be submitted to Mr. Carl R. Palmer, P.E. PM10 (+1.62), NOx (+ spection and comment Dan Bench, USEPA Re- T e l e p h o n e ( 9 1 9 ) 0.50), SO2 (+ 4.17), CO at the Utah Division of gion 8, 1595 Wynkoop 349-1583 (mobile). (+ 0.27), VOC (- 0.39) Air Quality, 150 North Street, Denver, CO EnergySolutions Facility The changes in emis- 1950 West, Salt Lake 80202-1129. Contact Person: Timo- sions will result in the fol- City, UT 84114-4820. TD*X Associates LP per- thy L. Orton, P.E. Tele- lowing, in tons per year, Written Comments re- forms these PCB treat- phone: (801) 649-2000. potential to emit totals: ceived by the Division at ment operations under a (Published in the Tran- PM10 = 17.42, NOx = this same address on or National approval for al- script Bulletin July 8, 13.29, SO2 = 43.47, CO before July 18, 2008, will ternate PCB disposal is- 2008) = 2.77, VOC = 2.18, be considered in making sued by USEPA pursu- HAPs = 0.02 the final decision on the ant to 40 CFR 761.60(e). The completed engineer- approval/disapproval of This current operating ing evaluation and air the proposed approval approval is available to quality impact analysis order. Email comments be copied and for public showed that the pro- will also be accepted at review at the USEPA posed project meets the [email protected]. If National Headquarters requirements of federal anyone so requests to or at the offices of Ener- air quality regulations the Executive Secretary gySolutions: 423 West and the State air quality at the Division in writing 300 South, Suite 200, rules. The Executive within 10 days of publi- Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Secretary intends to is- cation of this notice, a on business days from sue an Approval Order hearing will be held in 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. pending a 10-day public accordance with R307- and from 1:00 p.m. to comment period. The 401-7, UAC. 4:00 p.m. project proposal, esti- (Published in the Tran- For more information mate of the effect on lo- script Bulletin July 8, about this notification, cal air quality and draft 2008) contact: Approval Order are TD*X Associates LP: available for public in- Carl R. Palmer, P.E. spection and comment T e l e p h o n e ( 9 1 9 ) at the Utah Division of 349-1583 (mobile). 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animals for the National Finals “We are trying to talk Ashton Livestock Rodeo in Las Vegas along with into competing,” said Jennifer. continued from page B1 all the top rodeos in Utah. With every member of the “We have provided livestock German family lending a help- up from there, as the German for all the high school and col- ing hand for the Broken Heart family started to build their own lege rodeos in the state,” said Rodeo Company, Jennifer reputation as stock contractors. Ben. believes that it is the working In 1985, when the couple first Broken Heart has also become together that keeps her family started dating, Jennifer said pic- a complete family business with so close. turing her husband Ben as a Ben doing a lot of the work but “We spend a lot of time livestock contractor was the last now even getting help from their together working,” said Jennifer. thing on her mind. youngest of three children, 12- “We have a rodeo every week- “He would always come year-old Wyatt, who with the end and this is a year-round job, up with a new get-rich-quick help of his parents has put down so the family works hard and scheme,” she said. “Ben is a true the video games that have usu- enjoys each other’s company.” businessman at heart, but start- ally engulfed his summers and Nearly 80 percent of the hors- ing up a livestock contracting is now helping his father do the es are raised by Ben. He said it business was not his idea.” work. takes patience when raising the The idea was actually of a “As the youngest, I think we animals. neighbor, Barry Martin, but after kind of spoiled Wyatt a bit,” said “You don’t start bucking the a short while Ben ended up tak- Jennifer. “Now he is developing horses until they are 3 years old ing control and hasn’t looked a work ethic that is really help- and around 5 years old they are back since. ing him out.” ready to compete,” said Ben. “It “Growing up I was more into Their oldest daughter Jordan, is the same time frame when high school sports than rodeos,” 18, didn’t need any encourage- raising the bulls.” Ben said. “But I quickly took to ment to get involved in rodeo. Ben said he has stuck with the rodeo scene.” “Jordan quickly took to rodeo livestock contracting for so long Now in their 18th year of and is now headed to Weber because the animals and people providing livestock, Broken State to perform for the rodeo he’s around keep him coming Heart is a member of the Rocky team there,” Jennifer said. back. He also gets to know the Mountain Professional Rodeo Jordan also helps out at rodeos cowboys and gets to see local Association and has provided helping her mother take money rodeo participants that started in high school, who are now competing at a national level. It looks as though the cow- boys have appreciated him also, voting Broken Heart Rodeo Company the Stock Contractor of the Year for the state of Utah for the last five years. With nearly 18 years in the Are you a former Club member? business, Jennifer hopes that photography / Maegan Burr Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? Broken Heart can stay in the Ben German smiles as he helps cowboys set up for an event Friday. German’s company has provided livestock for Tooele’s family. We’re looking for you! Bit N’ Spur Rodeo for the past 10 years. She said, “I hope one of our children will take over, keeping Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a and timing the events, although was handling responsibilities in The middle child, Ashton, 14, this business a tradition in our she was not able to make it to the Salina rodeo at the same is getting some nudging from family.” short alumni survey! the Tooele rodeo because she time. the family to compete in rodeo. [email protected]

bag of potato chips and a pea- ice chest with ice or reusable bowl for mixing will provide Meals nut butter sandwich can be ice packs and your favorite fresh sandwiches without continued from page B1 called “dining out” if you sit soft drinks, juices and water worrying about keeping the under a tree to eat it. should fill the bill. You can meat cold. (Don’t forget to a good picnic and snacks as Food safety is always freeze juice boxes to keep the bring a knife.) Or you might you go. The experience can be paramount so plan wisely. other foods cold to conserve take along the basics for the classy if you choose to think Crackers and chips demand space and provide cold drinks rest of the meal and stop at of it that way. After all, even a drinks to go with them so an throughout the day. Keeping a store for the perishable hydrated is important, espe- cold cuts just before lunch or cially as the thermometer put them frozen into the ice bobs into the high 90s. A good chest in the morning. They ice chest can provide a way thaw gradually and should be to enjoy cold or perishable edible for lunch. Or buy your foods. sandwiches as fast food to You have the option to go with the other foods you replenish ice or re-freeze ice brought along. packs each night as you return Cream cheese and harder home. In any case, make sure cheeses are always good on the perishable foods you carry sandwiches and they do well stay below 40 degrees. Don’t if they have to stay out of the open the chest more than is fridge for a bit. Better yet, add necessary to retain cold air. them to the ice chest with the Put any leftover perishables drinks. immediately back into the Be sure to pack some cooler after eating. Veggies healthy snacks — ideally at like baby carrots make great least some of them don’t need snack food without a mess. to be in the cooler. The more Fresh fruit is easy and obvi- you open it, the shorter the ous for carry-along eating. time the ice lasts. Nature has considerately pro- If you are planning an over- vided its own packaging as nighter — maybe a campout skin. Cookies, brownies and — consider packing frozen similar treats are easy to carry items that can thaw gradually as are granola bars and pack- for the second day’s eating. aged fruit snacks. Bring a big blanket if you Take along a can opener plan to spread the picnic out and more choices emerge. on the ground somewhere Cold pork and beans are easy and don’t forget a plastic picnic fare and olives are wel- tablecloth. It is easy to clean come in many parties. and provides a place where Salads on the other hand, you can lay out the food with- particularly those with may- out wondering what has been onnaise, are a bit iffy, espe- on the table under your meal. cially if you won’t be eating If you don’t end up with a them for several hours. Ditto table at lunch time, the plastic for meat sandwiches. If your cloth will serve its purpose family likes peanut butter, it just as well wherever it needs could be the answer. Make the to be used. sandwiches in the morning Tuck in a roll of paper tow- and carry them along. els and paper plates, plastic However, don’t overlook utensils and cups as well as the possibility of taking along garbage bags so you can clean canned meats such as tuna, up after eating. chicken, or spam. A very small Then you can be on your unopened bottle of mayon- way to the rest of the day’s naise or salad dressing and a adventures.

photography / Diane Sagers Cheese makes a good lunch snack and sandwich filling. It keeps well and if put on ice keeps even better.