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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELETRANSCRIPT Tooele, Grantsville meet on diamond today See A10 BULLETIN April 3, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 90 50¢ Of Utah’s ‘toxic six’ half call county home Area ranked 21st in nation for toxic releases; total emissions increase since 2004 by Karen Hunt STAFF WRITER Tooele County companies take three of the top six spots for most toxic releases in Utah. EnergySolutions, U.S. Magnesium and Clean Harbor’s Grassy Mountain facility photography / Troy Boman released just under 30 million Residential construction and home prices continue to climb in Stansbury Park, most new homes are priced near $200,000. pounds of toxic substances into the land or air in 2005, according to the Environmental Protection Stansbury edging out G-ville in race to get big fast Agency. That was a nearly a 300 percent increase from the year New residential construction spreading north, south, and west of growing commuter community before. All that waste combined, by Mark Watson The first phase of the project will however, only roughly equals STAFF WRITER include 40 lots and two subsequent the 30 million pounds released Stansbury Park and Grantsville phases will add another 100 lots. by the second-largest polluter in the state — Kennecott Smelter file photo seem to be in a race to see which com- On the east side of Benson Grist Kennecott Smelter and Refinery munity will hit the 10,000 population Mill is an Ivory Homes development. and Refinery in Magna, which sits just over the county line. in Magna is the second-largest mark the quickest. According to cen- Realtors say that project will include polluter in the state. sus reports in 2004, both communities 150 townhomes and 150 single-family Kennecott Utah Copper Mine hovered around 7,000 in population. houses. Concentrators & Power Plant in into the water, and around PA Three years later, however, it appears Stansbury Park is spreading out in Copperton on the other side of spokeswoman Barbara Conklin, that Stansbury Park is at 8,400 and every direction except east of SR-36 the Oquirrh Mountains was the EnergySolutions disposal of Grantsville at about 8,000, according where large gravel pits are located. top releaser of toxins on the waste into on-site landfills is one to estimates from Tooele County and Several homes are being built in and list, producing almost 97 million of the more problematic types Grantsville City. around the new Stansbury Park High pounds that went into landfills, of emissions because of its per- “I think Stansbury Park is growing a School, which is currently under con- the air and water. manent nature and the potential bit faster than Grantsville,” said Barry struction south of the main popula- The EPA ranks Tooele County for leakage. The EPA encour- Formo, chief building inspector for tion base in Stansbury Park on Bates as No. 21 in the nation for toxic ages methods that neutralize or Tooele County. Canyon Road. The new high school emissions, and No. 2 for the destroy waste wherever pos- According to local real estate seems to have spawned development release of dioxons — some of the sible. agents, one engine driving that growth on the south side of the community. most toxic chemicals known to The report indicates is people fleeing the congestion of Salt Gee said his company has built hun- science. Salt Lake County holds EnergySolutions toxic releases Lake Valley for rural suburbia in Tooele dreds of homes the past few years in second place for toxic emissions jumped by over 23,000 pounds Valley. Most of those people continue Stansbury Park, as has Ivory Homes. nationwide due to Kennecott’s from the year before,. to work in Salt Lake City even after photography / Troy Boman Houses in Grantsville are also influence. Mark Walker, spokesman for The under-construction Stansbury High School is flanked by even they make the move. spreading out in every direction, espe- The report, which is based the company, said the increase newer residential developments near the south end of Stansbury “There are a lot of professional peo- cially south and west. A massive resi- on information supplied by in 2005 is because the Clive facil- Park. The new school has drawn some development southward. ple who have moved here and still dential development is planned for the companies across the nation, ity accepted waste from Rocky work in Salt Lake,” said Steve Goodsell ily houses selling for $198,000 and up. west side of Grantsville which would scrutinizes how toxic materials Flats, the former nuclear weap- of ReMax Lakeside Realty. “We’ve sold 15 of the first phase. A lot of these include 699 lots in the first phase with plans mined, accepted or produced ons plant near Denver, Colo. Richmond American Homes is developing a buyers work in downtown Salt Lake,” said K.C. for another 1,400 houses at some point in the onsite are disposed of. Some EnergySolutions accepts and massive community west of Benson Grist Mill Gee, representing Richmond American Homes large operations like Kennecott disposes of waste from across where they will end up building 140 single-fam- at the development. SEE RACE ON A5 Smelter — which releases over 100,000 pounds of its toxins into the air, over 8,000 pounds SEE TOXIC ON A5

Land rush not Toxic releases in and around Tooele County Weight in pounds WATER LAND AIR TOTAL* slowing down Kennecott Utah Copper Smelter & Reﬁ nery 8,249 29,999,877 121,592 30,182,120

by Mark Watson EnergySolutions 23,379,569 23,381,340 STAFF WRITER Land prices continue to sky- U.S. Magnesium 1,076 4,127,968 4,129,084 rocket across Tooele Valley Clean Harbors 2,166,568 179 2,188,818 and real estate insiders say the Grassy Mountain market isn’t showing signs of Clean Harbors 3,653 1,189,189 loosing power anytime soon. Aragonite *Total also includes off-site disposal Source: Environmental Protection Agency (2005 data) Coldwell Banker broker graphic by John Hamilton Brad Sutton scrolled through some of the listing prices for real estate lots last week and was stunned by the increase Club to close rather than go dry in prices over just one year. He said some half-acre lots in Tracks owner plans to use downtime during Tooele Valley had increased in liquor license suspension for remodeling value by $30,000 or more. “I’m awed by the fact by Suzanne Ashe occurred at a charity event for Bikers that the same lot selling for STAFF WRITER Against Child Abuse, which featured about $50,000 last June has Tooele’s only upscale pub will bikini models posing on bikes with increased in some cases by be closed for almost a month after patrons for photos. Applegate was more than $30,000 now, and its liquor license was suspended by dismayed that this was considered there appears to be no end in the Utah Department of Alcoholic lewd. The bar hosts a number of sight,” Sutton said. Beverage Control for overserving events throughout the year featuring Tooele Prudential Real scantily clad female models, includ- photography / Troy Boman customers and for lewd conduct at a Estate broker Vicki Griffith ing a monthly bikini contest. Evidence Technician Linda Vrieze holds a ukulele from 1993. The 1,500-square-foot evidence room charity fundraiser hosted at the bar is also amazed at the sudden holds a wide array of items ranging from cassette tapes to baby strollers. last December. The suspension went The second infraction occurred jump in prices. into effect March 19. when undercover DABC agents “Just two years ago, an acre Tracks Brewing Company will spied alcohol being served to intoxi- of agricultural ground prior Tooele police doing spring cleaning close its doors Wednesday after a cated customers. to development would sell for previously scheduled comedy show Tracks manager Nate Piep said $10,000,” she said. “Now the Unclaimed evidence may end up being auctioned, destroyed or and won’t open again until April 26. the bar will institute some new poli- price per acre has increased Though the 38-day suspension of cies and revise its dress code in to at least $35,000.” appropriated by the department the club’s liquor license does not response to the sanctions, but he did Griffith said some improved by Suzanne Ashe such as cable cutters, a battery charger and drill bit mandate closure, owner Dayne not give specifics. lots on Tooele’s east benches sets are in a separate pile. These are the items Kirby Applegate has decided to close the The last time Tracks was cited are selling for up to $175,000. STAFF WRITER hopes to keep because they could be useful to the club and use the downtime do a bit for a violation was three years ago, “Values continue to go up. The Tooele Police Department’s evidence room is department, he said. of remodeling, create a new menu, Applegate said. That was when a They’re just not making land bursting at the seams and even a 1,500-foot, fenced- Other larger items such as bicycles and wheel- and gear up for a grand re-opening, patron was served a fresh drink anymore,” she quipped. “We off overflow area in the department’s basement is chairs will be sent to an auction house in southern rather than try to attract non-drink- before his previous drink was were selling five-acre lots in teaming with all manner of unclaimed items. California to be sold on www.propertyroom.com. ing customers. cleared away. Erda 10 years ago for $50,000, This week, Police Chief Ron Kirby will ask the The proceeds go back into the department’s general “I’m losing money. It’s all going to Applegate is already looking and now those same five acres Tooele City Council to authorize the appropriation fund. the attorneys,” Applegate said. past the temporary closure to the are listed at up to $280,000 per of — or destruction of — some of the property. Items from katana swords to kegs of skunky beer Tracks, located at 1641 N. Main club’s fifth anniversary celebration, are slated for destruction. Other odds and ends SEE POLICE ON A12 St. in Tooele, was sanctioned for planned for April 27 and 28. SEE LAND ON A5 two separate infractions. The first [email protected]

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Corrections In the March 29 article “G- Boomtown ville vs. Tooele suit heating up,” Church president defends Mormon attorney Gainer Waldbillig was incorrectly identified as to contest Scott Lilja. The Transcript- Bulletin apologizes for the faith and validity of Book of Mormon error. census by Jennifer Dobner PROVO, Utah (AP) — Eagle Valley Weather Forecast ASSOCIATED PRESS Mountain officials are planning to SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Wishing followers challenge census projections to get safe travels, peace and harmony in their homes, Local Weather the president of The Church of Jesus Christ of the sales tax money they say the Tue Latter-day Saints closed a two-day biannual con- booming city needs and deserves. 62/43 The city’s population as stated 4/3 ference Sunday by reminding the faithful to treat each other with care. in the census and census projec- Mostly sunny skies. High 62F. tions is the basis by which the Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. “Husbands, love and treasure your wives. They are your most precious possessions. Wives, state distributes a portion of the encourage and pray for your husbands. They need sales tax income that all cities get, Wed all the help they can get,” President Gordon B. said Eagle Mountain Mayor Don 67/48 Richardson. The Utah Department 4/4 Hinckley said. “Parents, treat your children with great kindness. They are the coming generation of Transportation also uses the cen- Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the sus figures when distributing road upper 60s and lows in the upper who will bring honor to your name.” 40s. Earlier the 96-year-old Hinckley told Latter-day money and federal grants are based Saints he is in good health despite “rumors to the in part on the same figure, he said. contrary.” The census projection from “Skillful doctors and nurses keep me on track 2005 pegs Eagle Mountain’s popu- Thu 68/46 4/5 and some of you may go before I do,” the 96-year- lation at 10,343. Richardson said old Hinckley said, drawing laughter from those the city’s population is at 19,000 or Chance of showers. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. gathered in the downtown conference center near 20,000 now. church headquarters. “We need to do this to get our ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content Service Hinckley is the 15th president of the church fair share,” Richardson said. “It is a and has served in its top leadership circle for 49 very proactive thing for the city to years, at times acting as the de facto president Temps / Precipitation go and do, and claim some of the when his predecessors took ill. He ascended to funds we should be getting.” Date High Low (prec./inches) the presidency in 1995. Members revere the leader Eagle Mountain currently gets March 29 48 30 .85; snow 5 of the church as a prophet of God. $760,000 a year from the state as March 30 49 30 .01; snow tr The April 2006 conference was underscored its share of sales tax revenue and March 31 60 35 by speculation about Hinckley’s health. Then 95 April 1 65 48 hopes to as much as double that April 2 64 43 and recovering from colon cancer surgery, he by challenging the census, said Ifo Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer for told Latter-day Saints he was in the “sunset” of Pili, management analyst for Eagle the National Weather Service, reports that his his life. Mountain. recording station at 139 S. Main received .86 On Sunday, Hinckley repeated a favorite joke, But fighting for those funds may precipitation between March 29 and April 2 saying that at his age, “the wind is blowing and I and a total of 2.55 inches in March. be easier said than done. feel like the last leaf on the tree.” For the water year, which began Oct. Accuracy, reality and the federal 1, 2006, Tooele has received 9.85 inches of He then offered followers his testimony of faith, government may have little in com- precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 defending the church’s central text, the Book of mon, said Shawn Eliot, transpor- inches of precipitation. Mormon, as a valid account of Christ’s dealings tation planner with Mountainland with ancient Americans. Mormons believe church Association of Governments, the Pollen Count founder Joseph Smith translated the text from a set of gold plates delivered to him by an angel. regional planning authority that The Intermountain Allergy and must prepare Eagle Mountain’s Asthma pollen count for April 3, 2007, “This is all recorded in detail in the Book of is as follows: Mormon,” Hinckley said. “I would think that every challenge. Cedar — High Ash — Moderate Christian would welcome this second witness Almost every city in Utah County Willow — High Oak — Moderate of the reality of Jesus Christ. Strangely, they do has challenged the census in the Maple — High Birch — Low not.” past three years, and almost all the Cottonwood — High Sycamore — Low challenges were unsuccessful. The Mold — Moderate Alder — Low Some mainline religious faiths discount Mormonism as not being a Christian faith, in part previous administration for Eagle Subscriber Service because of its reliance on Smith’s text. Doctrinally Mountain tried to challenge the cen- Mormons also differ from other faiths, believing sus, only to discover it would gain If you haven’t received your newspa- little from the effort, Eliot said. in a preordained existence and that man can AP Photo/Salt Lake Tribune, Chris Detrick per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and Even if the census were chal- our customer representative will assist you. progress to a God-like state in heaven. The debate Gordon B. Hinckley, (center) president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Customer service hours on Tuesday and is a sore spot for the church, which in 1995 even is helped by Michael Watson (right) back to his seat after Hinckley spoke during the lenged, the city would not be Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. altered its logo to place more emphasis on the church’s semi-annual general conference in the Tabernacle last Sunday in Salt Lake City. allowed to use current population inclusion of the words “Jesus Christ” in its name. At age 96, Hinckley is the oldest leader the Mormon church has ever had. data when the rest of the state is using 2005 data. �� Officer charged with negligent homicide in crash that killed Tooele man Tooele �� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A police deliberation and counsel, I agree pating in the chase on Feb. 7. “It’s an awfully tough job we ask of �� officer was charged with negligent that this case rises to a criminal level Corbett wasn’t authorized to these (officers). It’s a tragedy for his homicide for running a red light in and should be prosecuted.” respond to the emergency, accord- family and the family of the young “We Are Your Neighborhood �� Family Theatre” his cruiser and hitting another car in The decision to prosecute Corbett, ing to and man who died as well. These are �� The Salt Lake Tribune 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. �� the intersection, killing a 27-year-old who had his lights and sirens on and Deseret Morning News. extraordinarily sad cases. There are (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 �� commuter. was rushing to deliver a set of road But Corbett’s attorney, Ed Brass, no winners no matter what hap- �� Tickets are now available online Joseph James Corbett, 31, an offi- spikes for other officers, wasn’t fully said dispatchers could not have pens.” at www.movieswest.com �� cer for the Salt Lake City suburb of explained, and it wasn’t clear what authorized Corbett to participate Corbett was traveling 58 mph in �� Taylorsville, was joining a chase for procedures the officer might have in the chase, and it wasn’t clear a 40 mph zone, according to court �� a man with outstanding warrants in violated. Miller didn’t respond to an April 3 - 5 �� how the officer was to have sought documents, although it wasn’t clear a stolen vehicle who was eventually e-mail from The Associated Press *Times & Shows Subject to Change �� approval. Brass said that if failing if he slowed for the intersection. He Open for early �� captured. on Saturday or a telephone message to notify dispatchers was Corbett’s collided with John Terry Douglas of �� “Charges against a police offi- relayed by her spokesman, prosecu- mistake, that still wouldn’t have pre- Tooele, who died at the scene. matinees! �� cer are never approached lightly,” tor Robert Stott. vented the crash. The officer remains on paid �� District Attorney Lohra Miller said Two Salt Lake City newspapers * �� “It’s a tough job. It just got tough- administrative leave pending the out- Friday in a statement. “Every day, reported that court papers filed with Meet the Robinsons er,” Brass told the Morning News. come of an internal police review. (PG) �� officers put their lives on the line, the misdemeanor negligent homi- �� Dly: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:10, 9:20 �� and they should be commended for cide charge accuse Corbett of failing �� that devotion. However, after much to notify a dispatcher he was partici- �� Wild Hogs �� (PG-13) �� Montana Conservation Corps Dly: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:00, 9:15 �� helps clear away tumbleweeds * �� by Ted Sullivan on Shooting Star Lane northwest Shooter �� BOZEMAN DAILY CHRONICLE of Bozeman Tuesday morning. The (R) �� BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — Hazel weeds piled up, as high as the second Dly: 12:35, 4:10, 7:00, 9:35 �� Nemes, 80, wiped tears from her floor of some houses, and blocked �� FREE Drink �� eyes as she watched workers remove driveways, forcing one man to dig with any dinner * �� head-high drifts of tumbleweed from people out with his snow plow. TMNT her yard. “I’ve never seen anything like this entree purchase (PG) �� Dly: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00 �� “It was something we really in my life,” Heisel said. “We have �� couldn’t tackle on our own,” Nemes a few Russian thistle, but this is �� said as she pointed at the mounds of crazy.” DINNERS (Served with fries, salad and roll) * tumbleweed coating her front lawn After surveying the damage �� • NY Steak Dinner Are We Done Yet? Tuesday, the Nemes called the (PG) �� and driveway. “I’m still able-bodied, • Fish Dinner �� Bozeman Senior Center, which put Dly: 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 7:05, 9:05 but not for this.” • Shrimp Dinner �� the couple in touch with the conser- �� So a dozen Montana Conservation • Fish Combo Dinner �� Corps service workers and a cou- vation corps. The corps then sent a • Gyro Dinner * �� ple of good Samaritans stepped in 12-member crew over to the couple’s • Chicken Dinner �� house all day Thursday to help them Fire House Dog �� Thursday. They raked up the tumble- (PG) �� weeds, torched them in a burn pile get rid of the weeds. Dly: 12:30, 4:10, 7:05, 9:25 �� and rescued the couple from what “They definitely seem very glad �� could have been days of labor. that we’re here. I can’t even imagine Show Times are subject to change. �� Our Box Office opens daily 20 �� The owner of Heisel Springhill how long it would take them,” said minutes before 1st show starts. �� Nursery, Jim Heisel, loaned his Katie Distin, a corps member wear- All shows before 6pm $4.50 �� dumping flatbed truck for the job. ing a white hard hat and work gloves • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �� Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 �� Nemes was so thankful, she and wielding a rake. 490 N. 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TUESDAY April 3, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Dugway to build new Frisbee golf course by Anna McCarty regular golf, but with Frisbees The only cost for players will cern MWR has is who will tend

CORRESPONDENT instead of golf balls. Players be renting the Frisbees, unless and maintain the course. Private Conspiracy theorists and can have all different types of they invest in their own to use contractor Griffin-Albers may UFO watchers have claimed to Frisbees that they throw until on the course. Frisbees will be mow the grass, but other main- see flying saucers at Dugway they get them into a metal bas- available for check out from the tenance functions remain to be Proving Ground for years, but ket. MWR is working on the Shocklee Fitness Center on the secured. course in hopes that this will be base. Once the course is completed, this summer the sightings are a game that families will come The MWR department is cur- MWR wants to have a kick-off sure to increase. play for fun, to relax and for a rently scouting locations for day so people can come out The Army base’s Morale, little bit of exercise. the new course. They’ve con- and learn about the sport and Welfare and Recreation The course will supply play- sidered putting it up in the open go through a test run of the Department is planning to build ers with three Frisbees: a driver field next to the fitness center. course. The department is hop- a nine-hole Frisbee golf course for long distances, a mid-ranger They’ve also considered put- ing enough people will come out that should be ready by the mid- for bends and turns, and a putter ting three holes in the field and to the course that they’ll have to dle of the summer. for shorter and more accurate two other sets of three holes in play several rounds in order for Frisbee golf is played just like throws. other locations. Another con- everyone to get a turn. Path will connect Tooele with Deseret Peak Complex Steve Schwartzman At this point, Lawrence said Th is Easter CORRESPONDENT $70,000 has been put into vol- An estimated $100,000 will unteer work and provisions Put some music be spent on constructing a 100- toward creating the path. foot-wide, 4-mile-long path- “This is something we’ve been way from Tooele to Deseret wanting to do for a while, and in yyourour basbaskeket Peak this year. it just seemed well enough to Jim Lawrence, Tooele put to a head now.” County engineer, said the Though no fee will be planned pathway — starting required to use the path, there just north of Rodgers Road and will be rules for users. ending between the Deseret “We have discussed putting Peak Complex and Miller signs up that have numerous photography / Troy Boman ComeCome inin & seesee Motorsports Park — will be a rules at both heads of the Camber Stoddard sits behind a keyboard she uses to teach our new line great way to better unify the path,” said Lawrence. “We just piano lessons outside her house in Pine Canyon. Stoddard’s don’t want people to abuse it. of Daisy Rock small business and academic achievements earned her the county. It’s one of those things where Guitars Sterling Scholar award in the business and marketing category. “Our aim when proposing the pathway was to add more if it is abused we can always All guitars shut it down, but we doubt it’ll connectiveness to the county,” % said Lawrence. “In the future, get to that point.” 10 off THS honors student we want to have paths from Lawrence said that he has great hopes for the new path New Pianos Stansbury and Grantsville to $ wins state Sterling Deseret Peak, and have each and is anticipating its con- 100 off area connect through the com- struction. plex so that you don’t have to “I am very excited about it,” Reconditioned Scholar competition drive to get there.” said Lawrence. “It’s the first Pianos The new path, comprised big step in getting a nice trail $ Steve Schwartzman of America, and has won system in the valley, which 50 off of compacted dirt and lime Offer expires April 14, 2007 CORRESPONDENT numerous awards in pro- chips, will accommodate bike is something we have always At the ripe age of 17, Tooele gram. riders, horse riders, pedestri- needed. It’s great that it’s being High School senior Camber “Camber is very reliable ans, and possibly ATVs. done before we grow even Stoddard has already started and hard working,” said “We want to make sure more so it takes its proper a music teaching business, Ted Vanderwerken, one of almost anybody can access space.” is ranked seventh overall in Stoddard’s teachers at THS. the path how they want to,” Lawrence also stressed her graduating class, and has “She has a good attitude in Lawrence said. “It will be big that volunteer work for the what she does and she really now won one of the most enough and it has the poten- pathway would be appreci- cares about whether things coveted academic honors in tial be a lot more than just a ated, and a timetable for con- are done right, which is spe- the state. walkway.” struction and design will be cial.” announced soon. Last Wednesday, Stoddard The trail will run atop an Store Hours was declared the state win- “I just tried to get involved am pm am pm old railroad line that was pur- 10 -6 Wed, Fri, Sat • 10 -7 Tues, Thurs ner in the KSL News Sterling in a lot of important things,” chased by the county several Scholar awards for the busi- said Stoddard. “Business Closed Sun & Mon years ago. ness and marketing catego- takes a great deal of respon- “The ties and rails are gone, ry. After being chosen by sibility, and that is very 40 North Main St, Tooele but the bed is still there,” said THS as its representative in important to me.” Lawrence. “It makes for a per- (435) 833-9500 the category, Stoddard com- As a statewide Sterling fect trail and we hope to keep peted with hundreds of stu- Scholar winner, Stoddard it as native and neat as pos- dents in a regional compe- will receive a $2,000 cash tition, making displays and prize and a full tuition sible.” Concealed holding various interviews scholarship at Westminster to qualify for one of the 15 College. Firearms Training final statewide spots. After Stoddard said she’s glad If it happens here, Get your Concealed a final interview, Stoddard she made the effort to partic- read about it here. Firearms permit. Classes was announced as the win- ipate in the Sterling Scholar held on a regular basis. ner at a ceremony in Salt program. TOOELETRANSCRIPT More information available at: Every Thursday in Your Lake City. “It isn’t that it was com- BULLETIN www.greatbasinguns.com “I was completely sur- pletely difficult, but it was or Call prised when they selected certainly time consuming,” Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Transcript-Bulletin me,” said Stoddard. “Even said Stoddard. “I’m glad I 435-830-3921 when I got past region inter- took the effort in making it views, I still never thought I a success and know it will could win. It came as a big definitely all come in handy and pleasant shock.” some day.” Stoddard currently has a Aside from academics, 3.96 GPA and has scored a Stoddard is also in Show 32 on the ACT and 2030 on Choir, the Drama Club, the the SAT. Stoddard has taken National Honor Society, STOP BACK PAIN...NOW! classes in personal finance, the THS debate team and marketing and trade, as the Youth City Council. 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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 3, 2007 Frank OHLMAN REEL TALK M Attorney at Law FREE Consultation ‘Blades of Glory’ deserves at least a silver medal for laughs for ’m cha- Wills & grined Ithat I Trusts laughed so much at “Blades 493 W. 400 N. Tooele of Glory.” I’m even 882-4800 ashamed to admit that www.schmutzmohlman.com Jon Heder Missy (”Napoleon Thompson Dynamite”), STAFF WRITER as an overly feminine figure skater, I found to be quite good. The audience helped me as they laughed at all the right times at some pretty hilarious jokes and situations in “Blades of Glory.” This movie is silly, yet clever and won’t let Heder or Will Ferrell (”Stranger than Fiction”) fans down. I’ll admit I haven’t laughed so hard at a movie since “Borat.” “Blades of Glory” ranks up there with � other laugh-out-loud comedies and will leave audience � members rolling in the aisles. I couldn’t help howling at the jokes about Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch or even a cameo from Mr. Feeny, William photo credit / Melinda Sue Gordon Subscribe Today Daniels, from television’s “Boy Chazz Michael Michaels (Will Ferrell, left) and Jimmy MacElroy (Jon Heder, right) team up for an unlikely skating partnership in the comedy 882-0050 Meets World.” The jokes in “Blades of Glory.” “Blades of Glory” were similar to those you’d find in a sitcom ments. (Chazz claims to be a works, Jimmy’s coach (Craig Normally I would recommend like “Friends” or “Fraiser” but sex addict). T. Nelson) believes that as a movies of this nature to be more risqué and clever. In the 2002 World pair, Chazz and Jimmy might rented rather than watched Heder plays Jimmy Wintergames in Stockholm, actually work. in the theater. For “Blades of MacElroy, a figure skater Jimmy and Chazz tie for the Word gets out about the Glory” I suggest going to see it known for his precision style gold medal. On the podium, male-male pair and rival pairs in the theater with a big group they begin to fight and dis- figure skaters Stranz and and smooth skating abili- of friends because the more grace the United States. In a Fairchild Van Waldenberg ties. As a young boy he was people there are laughing, the adopted by Darren MacElroy meeting that follows the fight, (Will Arnett and Amy Poehler Enter our jelly more you will enjoy it. (William Fitchner) who turned it is determined that they are respectively) set out to sabo- bean jar counting contest! Even though “Blades of him into a superhuman skat- to be banned from figure skat- tage them with the help of Win a sterling silver bracellet Glory” stars Heder — and approx. value $3999 ing sensation. Jimmy’s main ing for life. their younger sister Katie Their lives go downhill over (Jenna Fischer). As it turns is rated PG-13 — it’s no Ends April 7th for jelly beans. competition over the years has been Chazz Michael the next three and a half years. out, Katie and Jimmy begin to “Napoleon Dynamite.” Many of Michaels, played by Ferrell. Jimmy is working at a sport- have feelings for each other, the jokes are sexual in nature ing goods store and Chazz is a which could be detrimental and some subtle, humorous Now Available at While Jimmy is fluid with his movements, Chazz is the com- character skater at a children’s to Jimmy and Chazz’s rou- references are made to homo- Sandee Julz skating rink. An overly obses- tine. After making it through plete opposite — a skater who sexuality. It’s not a family film, sive fan of Jimmy’s, Hector to the World Wintergames in 966 N. Main Street, Tooele improvises his way across the but it will definitely enter- (Nick Swardson), finds a loop- Montreal, Jimmy and Chazz or call 840-4708 BEST SELECTION EVER! ice all the while making pro- tain teenagers and fans of this hole in the playbook. Jimmy must come up with the best vocative and sexual move- genre. can still be a figure skater routine imaginable if they want — in the pairs’ competition. to beat Stranz and Fairchild Now, all he has to do is find and win a gold medal. FLICK AT A GLANCE a partner. With the national You’re sure to like “Blades Prudential Grade: B Utah Real Estate figuring skating competition of Glory” if you like these just weeks away he needs to actors and silly, slap-stick Rated: PG-13 find someone good enough comedies. The film’s random Time: 93 minutes to compete with him. After a humor and charismatic char- Now playing brawl at the rink where Chazz acters will please audiences. CLERK’S CORNER has joined the Grantsville Office of Prudential Plan well ahead to get passports in time Utah Real Estate his cation in front of us, so do not more for each passport, usu- Experienced Realtor - licensed time sign it before coming in. You ally take two weeks and are since 1993. Member of the Salt Tof year may pay the $30 execution now taking 4 weeks, even if SheilaLake Board of Realtors and Snow brings cherry fee to the clerk’s office with they are overnighted ($14.40) Tooele County Board of Realtors. blossoms, cash, check, credit or debit both ways. Children under 18 Please contact Sheila at tulips, daf- card. The $67 ($52 for under years of age must have their Cell 801-599-3440 fodils — and 16) must be paid by check or parents sign their passports, Home ofﬁ ce 435-884-9340 then snow, money order made out to the giving them permission to Business ofﬁ ce 435-884-0555 for any which makes Department of State. have one. Real Estate needs or questions. some of us Currently the passport So what does this mean to want to get Marilyn Gillette agency, as well as the clerk’s you as a person who’s just out of the GUEST COLUMNIST office, is overwhelmed with looking for a little sun? If you cold and into passports. During 2006 we are even considering going on the warm processed a total of 669 pass- vacation outside of the coun- climates. This brings me to ports, and thus far in 2007 we try, apply for a passport now. passports. have processed 529 passports. If you are over 16 the passport B Passport applications can Shocking isn’t it? So, as I’m is good for 10 years and per- be obtained in the clerk’s sure you can surmise, with haps the high cost will encour- office or on the clerk’s Web that kind of increase in the age you to use it a number site at www.co.tooele.ut.us/ Tooele County Clerk’s Office, of times during that period passport.htm. Once the appli- imagine what the National to get your money’s worth. cation is filled out, you will Getting it now instead of wait- I’m too busy! Passport Agency is experienc- need to bring it into the clerk’s ing. Passports, therefore, are ing until the last minute will office along with a certified taking much longer to receive. save stress and frustration, copy of your birth certifi- Normal processing time, and you’ll truly enjoy the sun. cate, two passport pictures which is usually six weeks, and your drivers license. You is taking 10 weeks. Expedited Marilyn Gillette is the Tooele must sign the passport appli- passports, which cost $60 County Clerk.

There’s a WEDDINGS Better Way to Parrott / Fox

Get the Word Lindsey Parrott married David Out. Fox on Saturday, March 24, on the beach in Negril, Jamaica. Lindsey is a 1999 Tooele High graduate. David is from Hanibal, Mo. They met while working for the American Junior Golf Association in Atlanta. They will make their home in Valdosta, There are hundreds of excuses you could use to avoid getting screened for colon Ga., where David is employed as the manager of the Nationwide cancer. But no excuse is a good excuse when your life’s on the line. If you are 50 or Tour event in Valdosta. Lindsey over, go get screened. For more information, visit www.ucan.cc or call the Health will teach elementary school in Put it in our “Bulletin the fall. Resource Line at 1-888-222-2542. Board” section! Lindsey Parrott and David Fox Notices of special events for charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-proﬁt organizations, etc. 882-0050 [email protected] The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! �� TOOELE TOOELETRANSCRIPT TRANSCRIPT UTAH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BULLETIN BULLETIN A5

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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK Thirteen was Transcript’s lucky number at Utah Press Association awards banquet wards may not be Photograph” category (now with the Ogden Standard- orful weekly jaunt through Tooele Judges called Nick “a strong, qual- We also ate some crow, winning everything, but it for a shot he took last Examiner) did on the arrest of County history. The column, which ity voice for your readers,” and “Screw-up of the Year” for running Astill feels pretty August of firefighters bat- former THS worker Leslie Baird has been one of our most popu- praised him as “not afraid to take a photo of a near empty meeting good to take home a tling a blaze at Tooele’s for having sex with students. One lar in recent months, was praised a stand.” room and reporting in the cap- bundle of them. old water treatment judge praised the story by saying, by judges as being “in-depth with One other remarkable award tion that the meeting was poorly The Transcript- plant. He won another “A tough story to do in a small excellent detail and good perspec- was won by Community News attended. Only one problem: Our Bulletin won 13 awards first place in the “Best community, but you did it without tives on local history.” Editor Karen Hunt, who took third freelance photographer was at the for excellence in writing, Feature Photograph” shying away from some unsavory, Business and economic devel- place in the “Best Front Page” cat- wrong meeting. photography, design, and category for a dazzling yet necessary, details.” opment reporter Mark Watson egory for layout and design. This is We had to laugh at ourselves for advertising at the annual photo of a tourist walk- We also took home a first-place and longtime sports editor Nick remarkable because Karen is a fine that one. It was a reminder that Utah Press Association’s Jeff Barrus ing beside the Great Salt award for the best editorial of Drake both took home second- editor and writer who is charged journalists, hard as they may try, Better Newspaper Editor Lake at sunset. Troy 2006 for a piece titled “Reconsider place awards for their work as with compiling the “Hometown” are far from perfect. So though Conference last Saturday also took home a sec- recess, especially for boys,” which well. Mark’s award came in the section of the newspaper, not page we’re pleased that our peers have in St. George. We were ond-place award for his illustrated the importance of phys- category of “Best General News layout. We only rely on her design recognized the good work we do, one of the most lauded newspa- picture of a Fourth of July rodeo ical learning for boys and pressed Story” for an article he wrote on skills in a pinch. Last December, the we know the real barometer of pers in our circulation class and in the “Best Sports Photograph” the Tooele County School District the movement to stop spent nucle- pinch came and Karen answered whether or not we’re doing a good consistently praised by the judges category. The judges praised Troy’s to stop the continued reduction of ar fuel rods being stored in Skull with an award-winning front-page job serving our community is you for overall excellence. It was a understanding of light and ability recess time on their behalf. Valley. Nick won “Best Sports layout. — our readers. For that reason, I nice affirmation of all the hard to position subjects in the frame work that our staff has put in over of view, saying his work was “awe- Columnist Jaromy Jessop gar- Column” for taking on everything Our advertising department encourage you to give us feedback the past year. some” and “breathtaking.” nered another first-place award from backdoor politicking for the took home several other awards on what you like or don’t like about Our consistently excellent pho- On the reporting front, we won in the “Best Feature Column” cat- All-State football team to suspect for best single-page ad, best clas- the paper. With your help, we can tographer Troy Boman led the another first-place award for “Best egory for his “Then and Now” col- officiating on the road in his regu- sified section, and best advertising work to make the Transcript even charge with three awards. Troy Breaking News Story” for a story umns, which take readers on a col- lar column “From the Sidelines.” idea. better. won first place in the “Best News former staffer Jesse Fruhwirth

“When that [new report] first Toxic came out, lo and behold we were Find out the largest admitter of chlorine in the continued from page A1 Avoid the U.S., and we were the largest the nation. admitter of air toxics,” said Tripp. how you can Walker said when new EPA “Suddenly we were the biggest fish reports come out for 2006, the in a small pond, but we were never “ pounds of toxins the company bur- the biggest polluter in the nation.” ied will be lower. He also maintains Tripp said at that time U.S. that carefully storing materials on- Magnesium had been working site is not comparable to releasing closely with the state to reduce them into the air, land or water. chlorine admissions. A few years BAIT SAVE “We released no pollutants,” ago, he said, his company dropped said Walker. “There were no emis- out of the top 100 for toxic releas- & sions. It’s material brought to the es nationally. $ Clive facility.” “We’ve still got some improve- SWITCH” U.S. Magnesium, which has ments to make,” said Tripp, “but in the last 20 years we’ve reduced our 2150 greatly cleaned up its emissions over the years, still retained its chlorine admissions in the range in manufacture position as fourth in terms of state- of 98 percent and we were always Trap... wide toxic emissions releases. In capturing 85 percent. We catch 2005, the plant released over 4 mil- pretty much 99 percent of the chlo- incentives and lion pounds of toxins, almost all rine we make.” into the air. This still represents an Clean Harbors Grassy Mountain improvement over 2004. in Grantsville came in sixth in utility rebates! “We’ve made substantial prog- Utah for 2005, releasing over 2 I am so sick of heating & ress,” said Tom Tripp, spokesman million pounds of toxins, with “ with U.S. Magnesium, referring to slightly more releases than the two decades ago when his com- year before. Like EnergySolutions, cooling companies that adver- pany first earned what he calls an Clean Harbors Grassy Mountain’s Plus: inaccurate reputation as the top waste is mostly stored in land- tise low-ball and pre-season polluter in the United States. fills, although a comparatively In 1987, when the EPA creat- miniscule amount is released into 12 Months ed a new category to measure the air. Clean Harbors Aragonite prices to get into your home air toxins, U.S. Magnesium made released 3,653 pounds of toxins ﬁnancing on headlines due to its high chlorine into the air. admissions. Previously the EPA Clean Harbors and Kennecott and tell you there’s no way they only had a category to monitor “air Utah Copper did not return calls approved credit. priorities” — pollutants that made to the Transcript-Bulletin by press up 90 percent of air pollution, said time. can sell you the system at the Tripp. [email protected] low price advertised be- Commission. cause your home is too Race “The planning commission is a continued from page A1 recommending and permitting body for the Stansbury Park area,” she big. future. said. “A Stansbury Park Service ” The market for building lots is District and an Improvement rising fast throughout the valley and District also tackle issues confront- — Jason Harris, property owners are now seeking ing the unincorporated area.” more cash for their land. According A nascent township movement General Manager to prices listed on the Wasatch in Stansbury Park appears to have Front Multiple Listing Service, lot stalled recently. prices in Tooele Valley have nearly “There are a number of people doubled in only two years. who have actually spoken out As part of development agree- in favor of incorporation for the ments, many of these subdivisions Stansbury area,” Cline said. include open space and parks. A Right Now you can legiti- She mentioned that the increase new 28-acre park will be nestled in population also creates a need among the subdivisions sprouting mately save up to $2150 for more commercial development up west of SR-138 and the Benson in the area. “Retail would provide Grist Mill. The park would double on air conditioning systems Stansbury Park’s green space over a tax base which could help lead to the next five years. incorporation,” she said. “Stansbury Park is certainly an The biggest residential building installed by a company that has been work- active area of development,” said trend in Tooele City is pushing more Tooele County planner Nicole Cline. building to the west and north of ing in your neighborhood for over 14 years “There are some good things and the city. Tooele City land technician some challenges that come from indicated there are plans for mas- growth.” sive development in the Overlake now. And because we’ll make sure you Cline said there is actually no area on the northwest, but said that physical boundary for Stansbury it could take several years for that know all of your options so you can choose Park. Decisions concerning resi- area to develop. He said little is hap- dential growth in the area come pening on the south end of Tooele. which one will best ﬁt your budget, you’ll through the Tooele County Planning [email protected] likely save MORE TIME & MONEY with Treasurer Valerie Lee reported Harris Air over any of those bait’em and Land she has not seen an increase continued from page A1 in unpaid or delinquent prop- switch’em contractors. lot.” erty taxes. She said mortgage With the increase in prop- companies collect the taxes erty values has also comes along with house payments, an increase in property taxes, so unless there is a bankrupt- No Gimmicks...Just the which can constitute a mount- cy, the money continues to ing burden for longtime prop- flow to the county. erty owners. However, County [email protected] Facts from A Harris Trained Professional! Complete Local 882-1069 Sports Tooele In Every Issue 252-2166 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Salt Lake A6 OPINION

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 3, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

Voice of Tooele County since 1894

OUR VIEW Sign-swiping case should have been beneath G-ville mayor Last week, Grantsville City threw a full-court legal press at longtime nemesis Dennis McBride. The case, which was heard in 3rd District Court, was prosecuted by Grantsville City Attorney Ron Elton and involved testimony from Grantsville Police Department officers and Mayor Byron Anderson’s family members, who were called on as eyewitnesses. Even the mayor testified that his personal property — a campaign sign and a wooden stake that he made himself — had been swiped from a street corner by the defendant during the 2005 mayoral election. In the end, the city got the conviction it was after: McBride was found guilty of stealing one “Re-elect Byron Anderson for Mayor” sign. Judge William Pitt sentenced McBride to six months in jail, nine months proba- tion, and more than $800 in fines. The sign itself had an estimated value of $7. Granted, McBride has been a constant thorn in the side of Mayor Anderson and the Grantsville Police Department. He has harassed them, cost them money with a frivolous lawsuit, and wasted their time. But this sign-stealing case smacks of a personal vendetta pursued at taxpayers’ expense, and Grantsville leaders should be above that. One reader called us last week to complain that this should have never been a front-page story in our paper. Our reasoning, however, was that the case deserved attention precisely because it was so petty, yet involved such heavy use of city funds and manpower. At a time when Grantsville has serious growth and infra- structure issues to grapple with — and is engaged in a truly important lawsuit against Tooele City over the sale of the Utah Industrial Depot — this was a poor use of limited taxpayer funds. Another question to consider is whether this matter should have been taken up by Grantsville City at all. After all, the offense was done to a candidate during an election, not to the city itself. If someone had stolen, say, a welcome mat from in front of a home, a patrol officer would be called out to take a statement and hopefully get a confession. But it would be referred to the county attorney to decide whether or not to prosecute. Usually misdemeanor thefts, although taken seriously, are not prosecuted with the same enthusiasm as capital crimes. While it’s regrettable that Mayor Anderson and Grantsville police officers have to endure harassment from individuals like Dennis McBride, we believe that Grantsville City should not allow itself to be baited into wasting valuable resources on settling personal scores.

GUEST OPINION

Channels must open wider LETTERS TO THE EDITOR for legal immigration Controversial DVD article biased in my life and salvation. I know that I just read the article “Tooele pastor I am a Christian. I have always read LETTERS POLICY Jon McCartney’s guest columns in the battle; they realized that they also involved in controversial DVD cam- The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Most of needed to discourage future illegal paign” (March 29). Interesting choice ters to the editor from readers. Letters entries. They hoped the solution was of interviewees. Magnificent use of the time, I have been impressed with must be no longer than 250 words, in the bill’s provisions calling for subtle language such as “He said he his opinions and his willingness to civil in tone, written exclusively for heavy penalties on businesses that had no idea he was involved in such share. However, his involvement in the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- hired undocumented workers. a big undertaking, but doesn’t decry this LDS smear campaign has caused nied by the writer’s name, address and The 1986 amnesty succeeded in what the film teaches. Yet he claims me to lose any respect that I had for phone number. Priority will be given to that it brought 2.7 million people ignorance about the personal life of him. If McCartney thinks spending letters that refer to a recent article in out of the shadows, giving them the Joseph Smith,” and “The video engag- millions of dollars and countless man the newspaper. All letters may be sub- opportunity to participate fully in es in old-fashioned Bible bashing.” hours on producing false videos to ject to editing. American life. But 11 million illegal Excellent slant. I noticed with some bash and tear apart another Christian immigrants later, there is no question dismay, though, that you failed to pro- church is Christlike, then he has not Letters written to thank an individual that the employee sanctions utterly vide a counterpoint to the LDS Web read the same Old Testament that I or organization should be submitted for ne piece of good news is failed. site. So I have to wonder, all things have. I’m just baffled that he would “Notes of Appreciation” that tougher enforcement There are similar proposals for considered, how dispassionate your participate in such a deceitful endeav- along the Mexico border immigration reform today, sup- reporting really is? I mean, you only or. The DVD was deliberately made so Readers who are interested in writing a longer guest op-ed column on a topic of seems to have slowed ille- ported by President Bush, moderate really presented one side of this story. that it appeared to come from the LDS O general interest should contact Editor gal immigration. Republicans and most Democrats. Pretty funny, but not unexpected in Church. On the DVD, more time was Jeff Barrus directly via the contact After putting up better barriers Utah, or from the Transcript. Like Reagan, they want to give illegal spent on what is wrong with the LDS information at the top of this page. and increasing the number of patrol immigrants already here a path to Tacoma White Church than what McCartney thinks agents, arrests of illegal immigrants legal residency — amnesty, even if Tooele is right about his church. One reason E-mail: [email protected] decreased 27 percent in the first four none dare call it so. And to discour- he probably doesn’t mind the LDS Fax: (435) 882-6123 months of fiscal 2007 compared with age future entries they want more Anti-Mormon DVD deceitful people sharing their beliefs is because Mail: Letters to the Editor the first four months of fiscal 2006. employer sanctions and tougher Regarding the March 29 article we are not deceitful in the way we Tooele Transcript Bulletin Fewer are getting caught because enforcement at the border. “Tooele pastor involved in controver- share the gospel. Our missionaries P.O. Box 390 fewer are trying to cross, officials Is this a repeat of 1986? Will it sial DVD campaign,” I would like to tell you right from the get-go they are say. turn out that even if the newly legal- respond to allegations from Pastor from The Church of Jesus Christ of That development should be ized immigrants do perfectly well in Jon McCartney that Mormons are not Latter-day Saints. As for McCartney’s the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin to not applauded by all Americans, immigra- American life, there will be 20 million Christians. From the earliest times that guest column, his willingness to par- use McCartney as a correspondent tion advocates included. Too often, more illegal ones to deal with two I can remember, my parents taught me ticipate in such a deceitful endeavor anymore. immigration restrictionists call their decades from now? about Jesus Christ. I was taught about proves he doesn’t have any integrity. Darwin Cook political opposites “the open-borders Sure, stepped-up enforcement will his mission and the role his life plays I petition the publisher and editor of Tooele crowd” or refer to them as being “in deter some illegal crossings. Sure, favor” of illegal immigration. employee sanctions will make some But nobody who is anybody is people think twice about risking it all PUBLISHER’S VIEW calling for unrestricted immigration, to come here for a job that employ- and as to “favoring” illegal immigra- ers might be too afraid to offer them. tion ... well, the notion is nonsense. But the promise of a better life in What sensible immigration propo- America will continue to be a power- For the sake of tolerance and unity, nents really want is to stop future ful draw, legally and otherwise. One illegal entries, and do something that possible solution, then, is to make is both practical and humane about it possible for more immigrants to let’s put controversial DVD behind us people who are already here ille- come legally. everal thoughts backgrounds, nationalities and religions cal. Still, one wonders why he would gally. At least one version of the immi- came to mind have settled here. become associated with such a project. As for the latter, Ronald Reagan gration reform bills Washington has as I read the The Tooele Smelter and mining inter- What is the DVD intended to accom- got it right, and he was not afraid been considering does just that, by very interesting ests brought many after the turn of the plish? I’m sure Pastor McCartney has a to use the A-word. The icon of con- increasing the number of visas the S article “Tooele pastor century. The Tooele Army Depot was special relationship with Christ. But I servatism signed a bill in 1986 grant- United States is willing to give people involved in controver- part of at least five migrations as vari- am also sure there are many residents ing “amnesty” to illegal immigrants. waiting in other countries. If they can sial DVD campaign” ous depots from around the country of Tooele County who have the same Those who had lived in the coun- hope to come legally, they are less in last Thursday’s were merged with the local facility. kind of relationship. Christ taught we try for at least five years, learned likely to try coming illegally. English, had clean records and paid Transcript-Bulletin. Settling here was not always easy, par- not only should love him, but all others First, journalistically, ticularly in the early days, but somehow too. I see no evidence of love in this back taxes plus a fee could become Roger Hernandez is a syndicated Joel Dunn legal residents eligible for citizenship with my title (mainly PUBLISHER EMERITUS no matter what religion, background or DVD. I only see the potential to cause columnist and writer-in-residence at honorary) of publisher differences, everyone basically assimi- the type of division that we have been five years later. New Jersey Institute of Technology. The Reaganites knew amnesty for emeritus, I thought our lated together. The local churches, able to avoid in Tooele up to now. LDS reporter Karen Hunt priests, ministers and bishops, on the missionaries are part of the community, those already here was only half the (c) 2007 King Features Synd., Inc. wrote an excellent and balanced story whole, have gotten along quite well. but they are under instruction to not on a very difficult subject. In contrast, Their members worked together, mar- disparage anyone’s beliefs. the title on the DVD gives every indica- ried each other, and became close There is all kind of literature out tion of misleading the viewer. Secondly, friends. In fact, the only Jewish resi- there critical of many religions, but it was with sadness that I read the dent in his day, Sol Selvin, was elected in the past we have not had anyone article. mayor of Tooele and to the state locally connected. The National Council I have lived in Tooele all my life. Legislature. of Christians and Jews call such lit- A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Our business, the Transcript Bulletin Certainly Pastor Jon McCartney, erature “Religious Pornography.” In a Publishing Co., has been here for 112 who has become a visible and valued small town like Tooele, ministers don’t Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus years. Tooele is a very unique town. member of the community, played seem to stay very long. We hope Pastor Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Over the past hundred years, many dif- an important part in this DVD. To his McCartney does, and that we can all ferent groups of people with differing credit, his remarks were not criti- put behind us the Easter DVD of 2007. TUESDAY April 3, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7

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The toll booth hours are Monday through Tooele Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Day Skydive Utah Easter egg hunt passes, open camping and RV hook-ups The Skydive Utah Easter egg hunt will available. Visit www.deseretpeakcomplex. be at the Tooele Airport, 4645 N. Airport com or call (435) 882-9041 or 843-4020 for Road in Erda. The Easter Bunny will arrive more info. by parachute. The north dropzone will be for children ages 6-12, and the south zone Philanthropy is for younger children and special-needs children and is wheelchair accessible. It Volunteers needed will be one hour, and families can stay The Intermountain Wild Horse & Burro after to watch the parachutes. Advisors Learning Center in Erda needs Free tax prep volunteers to gentle wild horses and burros. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance The center is open Mondays, Wednesdays (VITA) is offering free tax preparation and Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, and and filing at Salt Lake Community College Saturdays from 11 to 2 p.m. Volunteers will located at 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. No gentle the animals and take them to BLM income requirements. Walk-ins and satellite adoptions around Utah. Volunteers appointments welcome. For appoint- must be members of IWHBA ($15 for single ments call 843-4350 or 211. or $30 for family per year). Call Janet Junior Bit and Spur Riding Club Tipton at 843-7465 or (801) 554-4431 or visit The Junior Bit and Spur Riding Club www.iwhba.org for more information. for ages 6 to 15 will start Tuesday, April Become a mentor 3, at 6 p.m. at the Tooele Rodeo Grounds The Youth and Families with Promise located at 600 N. and 200 West. Practices program is now accepting applications will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from for new mentors. Volunteers are matched 6 to 7 p.m. Info and sign-up forms will be one-on-one with youth ages 9-12. Mentors available at the first practice, visit online are asked to spend an hour a week with at www.bitandspurridingclub.com or con- their mentee. Mentors must commit to tact Richelle Hardy at (435) 830-1055. a minimum of six months to one year. Flower arrangements needed If you’re interested in enhancing the life The Garden Flower Show, the open- of a young person call USU Extension at ing weekend of the Benson Grist Mill 843-2354 or 843-2353. and Spring Crafters Boutique, is looking for people to bring flower arrange- Scouting photography courtesy of Heidi Lee Tooele County youth Donovan Strieby got to meet with Big Budah on Fox 13’s morning segment “Cool Corner,” along with four ments on May 5 to be entered in the other Tooele County students — Brandon Morgan, Breanna Krippner, Matthew Williams and Jed Woodworth. The five are students show. There are two categories and Cub Scout Leader Roundtable at Tigers Taekwondo of Erda, owned and run by Hyeon and Gul Moon. themes. It’s free to enter and free to the Due to spring break, Cub Scout Leader Roundtable will be Thursday, April 5, at public. For more info call Jane Higley begin at 7:30 a.m., and distribution will Alzheimer’s or attending the monthly 7:30 p.m. at the Tooele Stake Center, 253 at 884-3473 or Pam Jensen at 884-1267. begin at 9 a.m. Everyone is welcome, but group, call Frank at 882-2870 ext. 130 or Groups S. Second East. The theme for May is Cinco de Mayo each household must have at least one Donna at 882-2870 ext. 126. Cubs and Bugs Galore, along with ways The second annual Cinco de Mayo adult present. Those wanting to help dis- Diabetes class R.M.E.F. banquet to improve your den and pack. Cub Scout celebration is being planned for Saturday, tribute the food, be there by 8 a.m. Call Classes on diabetes will be held Friday The 15th Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation leaders, committee members, and spon- May 5, with a car show on Sunday, May Pastor Jon at 882-2048 with questions. afternoons in April. Please call 882-5671 banquet and fund-raiser will be April 28, at 6 soring organizations are invited. 6, at the Veterans Memorial Park on Vine Fellowship Easter breakfast or 228-0048 for self-management classes. p.m. at the Eagles Nest. For information or to purchase tickets, contact Jimmie Emerson at St./Main. We need enthusiastic workers to Roundtable Tooele Christian Fellowship is having Leave a message to get registered and The Roundtable for Boy Scouts and 850-8404 or Lynette Harris at 882-6165. Early help bring it together, all types of vendors, an Easter breakfast at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Eileen will call back. Doctor’s referral Varsity Scouts will be Thursday, April bird ticket sales are due by April 10. people to help set up and tear down the April 8. It will be at the Tooele High needed. 5, at 7:30 p.m. The location has been day of the event, entertainment and deco- School cafeteria and will be followed by a Credit workshop Farm Bureau meeting changed to the LDS chapel on 1000 N. and rators. Call Rose Trujillo for more info celebration service at 11 a.m. On all other A credit optimization workshop will be The Tooele County Farm Bureau will hold Broadway in Tooele, only for this month. 435-882-8900 ext. 24 (police department). Sundays, worship time is at 10 a.m., with April 12, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele library. its annual policy development meeting on Eagles Easter egg hunt Bible classes for all ages at 11 a.m. For Learn how to improve your credit score. Thursday, April 5, at 7 p.m. in the County The Eagles Easter egg hunt will be Schools more information, call 435-224-3392. Guiding Good Choices workshops Extension Auditorium. All Farm Bureau offi- Saturday, April 7, at 50 S. First St., at 1 Wesley Bell Ringers The last sessions before school is out cers and members are invited to attend. p.m. There will be eggs with candy, gifts Boxtops and labels for education Tooele United Methodist Church are Tuesdays, from April 10 to May 8, at Action for Autism meeting Harris Elementary is still collecting and other prizes. Cookies and punch will welcomes the Christ United Methodist Tooele Jr. High, and Thursdays from April Action for Autism is for those interested Boxtops for Education and Campbell’s be served. The public is invited, and kids Wesley Bell Ringers to their church ser- 12 to May 10, at Clarke Johnsen Jr. High. in improving services for individuals with soup labels. Please call for pickup or mail from the age of 1 to 11 years old. vice. Everyone is welcome on April 29, Both sessions are from 7 to 9 p.m. Classes autism and related disorders in the Tooele to Sherry Tomboc at 315 Birch Tooele, Community Action assistance at 11 a.m., 78 E. Utah Ave. meet once a week for five weeks. Call County School District. The meeting will be Utah, 84074, or call 882-7604. E-mail Sherry The Tooele Community Action Program Good Friday service Tooele City Hall for more info at 843-2188. Tuesday, April 3, at 7 p.m., at Tooele First at [email protected] with questions. Assembly of God building at 127 N. 7th St. is now accepting applications. They are There will be a Good Friday Worship Family Center in Tooele. There will be a discussion on the available through the Tooele C.A.P. office THS class of ‘97 reunion Service at 12:05 p.m., April 6, at St. The Family Center can help you get The class of ‘97 is trying to contact its upcoming presentation to the Tooele County at 270 Maple St. or call 882-1278 to be Barnabas Episcopal Church, 1784 N. involved in your child’s education. They members for the 10-year reunion. E-mail School Board on April 10. To schedule child- prescreened. If you have questions about Aaron Drive, phone number 435-882-4721, talk to volunteer groups, PTA’s and their [email protected] with your care call Erin at 843-8562. the EFSP program contact Lori Sandoval all are welcome. families, church organizations and busi- name, address, phone number and e-mail at 1-800-796-2444 ext. 251. Good Friday service nesses. Learn how to keep your children Real Estate Group meeting to get the reunion information. If you know Tooele Real Estate Investors Group will Crafters wanted An Ecumenical Good Friday service busy in the summertime. Contact Kari of anyone who is a member who won’t see meet April 19, at 7 p.m., at 60 S. Main St. #1. The Spring Boutique at the Benson Grist with the Mountain of Faith Lutheran Orozco to schedule a time at 833-1960. this announcement, please contact them The presentation will be “What’s going on Mill will be May 5, from 11 to 5 p.m. The Church, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church Real Estate 101 and give them the above information. in the market and how to keep from being booth fee is $20. Call Jane Higley at 884- and Tooele United Methodist Church. The secrets to buying and selling real blindsided in your next transaction.” 3473 or Shaneen Wintch at 801-963-6742 THS class of 1952 reunion The service of Tenebrae. Tooele United estate in Stansbury Park, April 17: Making The Tooele High School class of 1952’s for more info or to sign up. Methodist Church, 78 E. Utah Ave., April 6, the most of every penny — Financing in MOMS club 55 year reunion will be Friday, May 25, Senior citizen tax help 6:30 p.m. Pastor Steve Leiser, the Rev. Len today’s market. It will be at the Stansbury The MOMS club will meet April 4, at at 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.. at Christensen & Every Wednesday until April 15, from Evans and Pastor Tom Towns. Park Clubhouse at 7 p.m. For more info 10 a.m., at Buddy’s Entertainment Center, Griffith Construction Company, 30 S. 9 to 3:30 p.m., AARP will be available to Food pantry or to register, contact Nicole at 840-3779 1111 N. 200 East, Tooele. April Cook will Tooele Boulevard (1100 West). talk about optimizing credit. There will be assist senior citizens in preparing their The First Baptist Church in Tooele is or Toni at 830-6496. a supervised kids’ activity. Lunch may be income tax. Call the senior center at Tooele High School Prom offering a clothing closet and emergency Get your diploma The THS prom, “Right Here Waiting,” purchased off the menu. To RSVP or for 882-2870 for an appointment. food pantry to help meet the needs of our Get your high school diploma this year. will be at the Great Saltair on April 14. more info call JoAnna at 884-6644 or e-mail community. Anyone with clothing needs, All classes required for a high school Doors open at 7 p.m. and promenade will [email protected]. adults and children, are welcome. The food diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Grantsville begin at 9 p.m. Tickets will be sold at pantry is available for emergency needs. aration, word processing, drivers’ educa- THS April 9 through April 12. Tickets for Hours of operation are Saturdays from 10 tion and English as a second language are Veterans spectators are $5, couples are $35, and Guiding Good Choices program a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main, available. Register now to graduate — $25 singles are $20. Grantsville students ages 9 to 14 are Tooele. For more info call 882-2048. per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 W. and Ladies of the V.F.W. invited with their families to the Guiding Playground and field use Bible Baptist Church can be reached at 833-1994. Classes for The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Good Choices workshops held at The Tooele School District playgrounds Foreign Wars Post 9413 has changed its The Bible Baptist Church is located students 18 and over. Grantsville Middle School. The session and practice fields for team practices and meeting back to the first Wednesday of every at 286 N. Seventh St., in Tooele. Sunday Take GED will be Wednesdays for five weeks, held games are available, but you must sign month. The next meeting will be April 4, at School at 10 a.m., Sunday worship ser- The GED test will be given on April once a week from 7 to 9 p.m., from April up for times desired. Go to the office of 3 p.m., at the old city library meeting room vice at 11 a.m., Sunday evening services 10 starting at 8 a.m. Please contact 18 to May 16. Kids attend the third session the school you wish to use and provide on East Vine Street in Tooele with parking at 6 p.m., and Wednesday services at 7 Andrea at 833-1994 by April 9 to prereg- only. To register or for more info, contact proof of liability insurance (it can be and entrance in the rear of the building. p.m. For more info call 435-882-7183, or ister for the test. Tooele City Hall 843-2185 or Principal obtained from your league president). Remember to bring labels and V8 juice tops. Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery provided Davis at Grantsville Middle School. Clarke N. Johnsen Junior High won’t be Adults learn to drive and rides available. Free concerts Fire station photos needed available for use until fall of 2007. A driver education course for adults The Bridge Christian Center 18 and over will begin Tuesday, April 10, Free concerts honoring past, present and Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department future veterans and their families will be at Equipping you for life, Pastors Scott from 6 to 9 p.m., at the center. The class needs old pictures of the Grantsville fire Library the Tooele Veterans Square Memorial Park and Marilyn Thiessens, 435-830-3619. includes 18 hours of classroom instruction stations from the 1890s. One station was on Sundays at 2:30 p.m., beginning April 8. Come grow with us on Sundays at and 12 hours of driving and observation. at the Cassity Garage and the other was Bring lawn chairs and blankets to this non- Fun at the library 10:30 a.m. at Phil’s Glass reception The cost is $170 (current students receive west of the old City Hall where the pres- It’s “Bearly Spring” at the library. Each political, free salute to veterans. For more room, 635 N. Main St. a $75 discount). ent day post office stands. Contact Leon week, guess the right amount of candy in info call Dennis Tracey at 435-850-9014. English as a Second Language Hadley at 830-2762. the honey bear and win the bear and a Free service for veterans Spring tree drive surprise. April 15 through 20 is National Education ESOL conversational classes are held Monday and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 A field service officer from the Veterans Make Grantsville heaven in 2007; plant Library week and Mayor Dunlavy has p.m. ESOL students may come anytime of Foreign Wars (VFW) will be at the Tooele a tree. The spring tree drive is now on and named April 15 through 20 as Library Digital camera class the center is open for Individualized study Workforce Service Center at 305 N. Main St., the deadline to order the street trees is Volunteer week. A special celebration for There will be a class on learning how to with our software programs and text- from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on April 13, to assist vet- April 13. Delivery will be April 20. The city the volunteers will be April 17. A “Treasure use digital cameras April 19, from 7 to 9 books. The book fee is $25 per semester. erans in applying for VA benefits, preparing participates and pays half. Applications Hunt” will be April 19, at 6 p.m. Story time p.m., at the Stansbury Clubhouse. It is $25 and documenting application for compen- now available at City Hall. is on Wednesdays at 11 a.m., and crafts are per person. For more information, call Spring break closure sation, pension, hospitalization and other on Fridays from 3 through 5 p.m. For more 435-228-8384 or 801-573-4726. The adult education center will be closed benefits. It’s a free service and veterans don’t Deseret Peak info, call the library at 882-2182 or visit the Diabetes support group for spring break, April 2 through April 6. need to be members of the VFW to qualify. People wishing to sign up for classes will library at 128 W. Vine St. The diabetes support group will meet Seniors and Recovery will resume in not be able to call during that time. Indoor Arena closure Bookmobile storytime April 4, at 11 a.m., at the Tooele County Thursday’s edition. The Deseret Peak Indoor Arena will be The Tooele County Bookmobile Library, Health Department building. Eileen closed April 16 and 17. It will open for regu- 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Storytime will be DeLeeuw will be the guest for “Come test lar open riding hours. For more informa- held each Thursday at 4 p.m. unless the your diabetes knowledge.” All are welcome. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY tion visit www.deseretpeakcomplex.com library is closed. For info call 884-3703. Call Carol at 843-9787 with questions. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax or call (435)843-4020. Alzheimer’s caregiver support to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special Churches Open to anyone caring for someone community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- Recreation with Alzheimer’s disease or related mem- profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to Food distribution ory issues. The next meeting is Tuesday, 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- Settlement Canyon opening The Utah Food Bank food distribution April 10, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., at Cottage ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising Settlement Canyon will open Thursday, will be Friday, April 6, at the First Baptist Glen Activities Center, 1892 Aaron Drive, department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day April 5 at 9 a.m., for the summer season. Church, 580 S. Main St., Tooele. Sign-ups across from the hospital. For info about prior to the desired publication date. A9 OBITUARY

TUESDAY April 3, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Subscribe Today �� OBITUARIES 882-0050 �� Adelaida Martinez Richard Wayne �� Exceeding your �� Adelaida Martinez passed Carson �� Expectations away peacefully on April 1, �� with our �� 2007. She was born Oct. 24, 1939 - 2007 Shamrock Service Guarantee �� 1925, in Las Nutrias, N.M., to Joe and Romancita Lohman. He’s Gone Fishin’ �� She married Jose E. Martinez on Oct. 20, 1944. She was a life- On Tuesday, March 27, 2007, long resident of Stockton, Utah, our beloved father, grandfather, and member of St. Marguerite’s great-grandfather, brother and �� Catholic Church. She was the friend passed away. �� mother of seven children, Mayla Richard was born July 12, �� Warr, Criselda (Jose) Bernal, 1939, in Tooele, Utah, to Harry 24’x32’x10’ �� $8,395 Steve (Minerva) Martinez, Wayne Carson and Bernice 30�x56�x10� �� $12,395 Edward (Teresa) Martinez, Anderson Carson. He married 42�x72�x13� �� $20,695 MICHAEL C. GUBLER, Agent Chemo Martinez, Fred (Karen) Adelaida Martinez Richard Wayne Carson 60�x88�x14� �� $32,495 Jolene Reed on July 14, 1961. �� 108 East Vine Martinez, and Rita (Warren) They divorced but remained �� sister, Mary Martinez. Funeral 10, 1994. PRE-ENGINEERED STRUCTURES FOR: Tooele, UT 84074 Sprague. Adelaida has 28 grand- great friends. Richard married services will be held at St. Richard is survived by his • Commercial • Residential • Suburban children; 47 great-grandchildren; Nancy Johnson on Feb. 25, 1978, • Equine • Farm • Metal Roofing 882-0202�� Marguerite’s Catholic Church daughter, Brenda Carson Berg three great-great-grandchildren; and they later divorced. • LIFETIME PAINT WARRANTY AND on Thursday, April 5, at 10 a.m. (Kenneth); sons, David W. and brother, Matias Lohman. Richard’s favorite resting time 67% MORE CORROSION PROTECTION She was preceded in death The viewing will be one hour (Linda), Timothy J. (Kristy), • FEATURING DOORS FREE ON-SITE was spent spoiling the grand- CONSULTATIONS! by her parents; husband, Jose; prior to services. Interment at Richard V. (Beth); brothers, children. He was a great graphic � brother, Milton Lohman; and the Tooele City Cemetery. Robert (Sue) and Ronald (Joyce) Payson, UT • 801-465-0300 �� artist and cartoonist. His most �� Carson of Tooele. Richard has � enjoyable passions and favorite �� also left behind eight grandchil- 1-800-373-5550 �� Arden A. Vance past times were spent hunting, dren, four great-grandchildren, fishing, boating and weekend and many nieces, nephews, 1931 - 2007 get-a-ways in the mountains on cousins and friends that will horseback. He was preceded in miss him greatly. Graveside ser- Find Your Dream Home! death by Jolene Reed Carson vices will be held Wednesday, Arden A. Vance, age 76, TOOELE RANSCRIPT beloved husband, dad, and on Jan. 4, 1993, and his son, April 4, at 11 a.m. at the Tooele T grandpa passed away on March Rocky Wayne Carson on April City Cemetery. BULLETIN 29, 2007. He was born March 18, 1931, to Giles and Erda Vance in Fountain Green, Utah. As an Shirley Faye active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day (Bayer) Chance Saints, Arden served a mission Feb. 17, 1932 - in Denmark. Upon his return, he � Delivery Avail married Gay Smith in the Salt March 27, 2007 Lake Temple for time and all � Drive A Little - Save A Lot eternity. Arden A. Vance Shirley was born in Granite Arden worked as a finance City, Ill., to Robert D. and Blanch Giles and Erda Vance; mother-in- officer for the U.S. Government V. Bayer. Shirley has two broth- law, Jeanne Audrey Smith, wife in Veterans Affairs. He prepared ers, Robert R. and Carroll L. of Patriarch Eldred G. Smith; tax returns for many years and (Ki) Bayer. Shirley married and many other loved ones. made lifelong friends while Charles L. Chance May 6, 1949. Funeral services will be held working at the Church Office Their marriage was blessed at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 3, at Building. with four children, Robert Dome Weld-On Caps the West Jordan Utah Stake Favorite family memories Chance (Sandy), Debby Chance- 1 5/8” – 6 5/8” O.D. Center (2666 W. 7000 South). Shirley Faye (Bayer) Chance include camping, fishing and Russell (Dee) of Tooele, Tammie Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. yearly road trips to Disneyland Chance of Ogden, and David were cherished and will be Monday, April 2, at Redwood in California. His traditional Chance of Salt Lake City. Shirley missed by her family and many M-F 8-5pm � Sat Memorial Mortuary (6500 S. Christmas fruitcakes will be has five grandchildren, Donnie lifetime friends. Redwood Road) and again from missed by many. Murphy, Danielle Luper (Ryan), After giving up travel- 10 to 11 a.m. prior to the ser- Arden is survived by his wife, Christopher Chance (Kelly), ing, Shirley and Charlie have vice on Tuesday. Interment at Gay; children, Ron (Patti) Vance, Scott Chance and Wade Russell enjoyed the last 12 years liv- Redwood Memorial Cemetery. Dwayne (Cheryl) Vance, Mindy (Rachel); and seven great-grand- ing in Deming, N.M., where they The family extends heartfelt (Jeff) Valdez, Natalie (Howard) children, Taylor Murphy, Jaslynn have many good friends. thanks to the many doctors and Hurd, Marci (TJ) Staples, Heidi and Audriana Luper, Alaura Shirley was a member of the nurses that treated him over Vance; 17 grandchildren that Chance, Parker Howard, Andaya First Presbyterian Church of the years as well as the Home loved and adored their grandpa; Russell and Tristen Burgio. Deming, N.M., where she served Are you feeling the pains of spring fever? Health nurses and Hospice doc- and sisters, Helen Reynolds, and Shirley was preceded in as a deacon. Shirley was a 53- tor and nurses. Their care was Gayle (Howard) Yerke. He was death by her parents, Robert year member of the Order of the deeply appreciated. preceded in death by parents, and Blanch Bayer; her brother, Eastern Star. Rocky Mountain Therapy Services Carroll (Ki) Bayer; and grand- After a battle with cancer, sons, Donnie Murphy and Brian fought with the same dignity is ready to help you recover from those BABIES Chance. and grace as she lived her life, Shirley was retired from Shirley passed away peacefully sprain and strains. Tooele Army Depot. After retire- at the home of her daughter Sage Jean Wimmer ment, Shirley enjoyed many years Debby, surrounded by her ador- Our beautiful little girl Sage traveling, in their fifth wheel, ing family. To schedule an appointment call Jean Wimmer was born on with her soul mate Charlie. The Shirley’s family would like to Rick Wortley Nov. 23, 2006. She weighed 7 highlight of their travels was invite friends to join them for pounds 6 ounces and was 19 1/2 being together and serving, for a memorial service to celebrate 435-882-1263 inches long. Anxiously awaiting 10 years, as campground hosts her life on Wednesday, April 4, for her was her very excited in the Umpqua National Forest at the Tooele United Methodist All insurance plans accepted big sister, Aspen. Her proud in Oregon. Church, 78 E. Utah Ave., at 1 822 East Main Street, Grantsville, UT parents are Paul and Shannon Shirley’s sense of humor, p.m. Wimmer. Grandparents are bright smile and sparkling eyes Walt and Jeanette Wimmer, Art McAllister, Ron Erickson and her angel grandma Peggy Jean Erickson. She has many aunts, NOTES OF uncles and cousins who are all very excited about her arrival. APPRECIATION We love you Sage! Sage Jean Wimmer Thank you Savanna Renee It is with sincere appreciation and gratitude that we thank BUY Wassily everyone for the love and support our family felt during the passing of Ed Coucher. We know A HOME Jakob is so excited to that Ed joins us in our thanks announce the birth of his lit- and appreciation for all of the tle sister Savanna Renee. She food, flowers, plants, time, love was born on Feb. 8, 2007. She and care given to him and to weighed 6 pounds 15.8 ounces his family. Your concern and and was 19 inches long. The prayers on our behalf have been proud parents are Roy and felt and appreciated. Josette Wassily and the grand- Betty Coucher parents are Bobby and Sandy Ed & Jenn Coucher Vargas of Tooele, Utah, and Steve Robyn & Donn Payne Wassily and Beryl Backford of Bryan & Jennie Payne & boys Dillingham, Ala. Savanna Renee Wassily Jenny & Jay Willis & girls Kathleen & Dick Griffith & families MISSIONARIES John & Carol Cluff Thank you

John and Carol Cluff have A very big, super duper thanks been called to serve as mis- to all those who helped with the sionaries for The Church of trap shoot for the Joey Thomas Jesus Christ of Latter-day / Ocia Gillette family! A bigger Saints at the Kirtland Historic thanks to Bob and Janice, Patti, Site in the Ohio, Cleveland Penny and David. Thank you, mission. They will report to thank you, thank you. the missionary training center on Monday, April 9, 2007. They spoke in sacrament meeting on March 25, in the Tooele Fourth Ward. John and Carol are the par- ® ents of Paul and Ann Cluff Laney Riegel Realtor GRI, ABR of Meridian, Idaho, Julie John and Carol Cluff Every Thursday and Shannon Lawson of Stansbury Park, Melanie and Monica Cluff of St. George, in Your Boyd Roberts of Stansbury and Shelley Cluff of Salt Lake Park, Mark and Carol Cluff City. They have 16 grandchil- Transcript-Bulletin dren. 435-830-7583 of Parkersburg, W.V., Jeff and A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 3, 2007 Sports SPORTS WRAP Buffs deliver Scots battle past Cowboys Ben Lomond fired in five first-half goals and held on for a 6-2 victory over Grantsville Friday in Ogden. Azarel Castaneda logged a hat trick with three impressive win tallies in the Region 11 boys’ soccer contest while Jace Christensen, Junior Garcia and Gustavo Ruiz added one goal each for the Scots. Russell Goodman and Allen in league opener Dalton produced one score each in the second half to help the Cowboys outscore their hosts 2-1 in the final 40 minutes of by Nick Drake action. Grantsville will venture to Tooele SPORTS EDITOR next Tuesday for a league affair against Tooele made like the U.S. Postal Service Thursday because the Buffs in a 3:30 p.m. league affair. not snow, sleet, hail or gloom of night could keep the Buffs Cowgirls top Grizzlies, 20-1 from making their appointed rounds with Ogden Thursday Grantsville didn’t take any prisoners in as scheduled. Friday’s Region 11 girls’ softball debut. The Buffs erupted for seven runs in the third inning to The Cowgirls exploded for 20 hits and break open a 2-0 contest and cruise to a lopsided 13-1 victory 20 runs to capture a decisive 20-1 triumph over host Logan Friday on the over the Tigers Thursday in Ogden. Lady Grizzlies home field. Krysta Taylor While most teams postponed their league contests, Tooele blasted three doubles while Kelsi Wells still made their scheduled affair Thursday with Ogden on the and Lindsey Dalton belted out a pair of road. two-baggers each to ignite the lopsided Zach Mikesell scattered six hits, struck out five and walked victory. Annie Young also contributed a one to capture the victory on the hill for the Buffs. double as well. Meanwhile, Dalton tossed Matt Gochis, Mark Pratt, Zac Clausing, Tyler Almond and a one-hitter and walked just one to dominate the Logan softball squad for the Steve Witkowski pounded out two hits each while Chisolm entire game. The Cowgirls take time off Woolley and Mikesell produced one safety each as well. this week to celebrate spring break but Tooele now sports an 8-4 overall record on the season. take the diamond next Tuesday in West The Buffs are set to host Grantsville today in Region 11 Valley to tangle with Taylorsville in a 3 action at 3:30 p.m. at Dow James Park. Tooele also hits the p.m. non-league contest. A story on the road next Tuesday to tackle region-rival Logan in a league game will be published in Thursday’s affair, also at 3:30 p.m. edition. Tooele coach Dan Medina said his team came out offen- Lady Buffs blank Grizzlies sively and smacked the ball around the park. Tooele may have started out a little bit “The game caught us off guard a little because of all of slow but didn’t waste an opportunity the snow we had out here,” he noted. “We planned on some to dominate league-foe Logan Monday at Deseret Peak Complex. Kelsey gym workouts but they called us and said the field was play- Mendenhall triggered a 13-hit attack for able and we made the trip up there. The kids made a good the Lady Buffs with three safeties in adjustment mentally and really hit the ball well all the way the game and Lady Buff hurler twirled through the lineup. It was a good way to open region and a her third no-hitter of the game and just good win.” missed a perfect game in the triumph over the Lady Grizzlies. The game was Tooele 13 - Ogden 1 originally slated for last Wednesday but The Buffs made short work of the Tigers in the Region 11 inclement weather postponed the affair debut Thursday in Ogden. until Monday. Tooele was scheduled to Matt Medina drew a leadoff walk and Matt Gochis cracked tangle with Ogden on Friday but inclem- a RBI triple to begin the top of the first frame. Mark Pratt ent weather postponed the contest and a followed with a run-scoring single to stake Tooele to a 2-0 make up date had yet to be completed by cushion after one inning expired. press deadline. The Lady Buffs venture to Ogden next Wednesday to tackle region- Pratt blasted a leadoff double in the third to begin another rival Ben Lomond in region softball action. barrage for the Buffs. Clausing drew a walk while Tyler A complete story on the whitewash of Almond and Steve Witkowski belted consecutive RBI singles Logan will be published in Thursday’s to trigger the Tooele eruption. Chisolm Woolley rapped a photography / Troy Boman edition. Tooele catcher Tyler Almond rounds second base and heads to third for a triple in a game against Granger earlier this season. The Buff sophomore smacked a home run to help lead the Buffs to a decisive 13-1 triumph over region Tooele umpires meet tonight SEE LEAGUE ON A11 rival Ogden Thursday on the Tiger’s home field. The Tooele County Babe Ruth Baseball league has scheduled an umpires meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 15 at Tooele Junior High School. Anyone interested in umpir- ing for the 2007 season is encour- aged to attend. Enter the north doors Cowboys post ninth in Box Elder relays of the building. For more information contact Nick at 435-830-2981. Steve Schwartzman Hunt (17-2), Michael Knight (16- (126-1) hoisted a seventh place Permission to use fields CORRESPONDENT 6), Michael Copeland (16-.5), and finish at 502-9 as the 4x400- All coaches for youth, adult recreation or The Cowboy track team trav- T.J. Edinger (16-11) jumped to meter relay of Harrison, Trevor accelerated sports programs must obtain eled to Box Elder for the Box a fifth-place finish with a com- Cox, Durfee, and Wayne Loakes permission, sign for times desired and Elder relays on March 24, where bined distance of 66-4.5. finished seventh overall with a provide a proof of liability insurance from they seized a ninth-place finish The 4x100-meter relay of time of 3:39.75. The 4x400-meter the office of the school you wish to use overall (24), falling behind Box Edingee, Copeland, Craig relay finished eighth overall on before practicing or playing on the Tooele Elder (107.5), Fremont (103), Harrison, and Dustin Durfee ran the meet. School District playgrounds and practice fields. You can obtain proof of insur- Bingham (102), Riverton (60), to a sixth-place finish at 45.33 The 800-meter sprint relay finance from your league president. Clarke Mountain Crest (55), Logan (53), as the high jump team of Austin ished with an overall time of Johnsen Junior High will not be available Murray (35), and Bonneville Killpack (5-3), Nathan Sandberg 1:50.02 as the 1660-meter relay of for use until fall of 2007. (27.5), and defeating Rock (5-6), Jordan Wanberg (5-3) and Edingee, Jackson Kelly, Loakes, Erda softball teams Springs (22), Bountiful (19), Juan Ty Davis (5-3) leaped to a sixth- and Lambert finished with a time Teams are now being accepted for the Diego (12), Morgan (9), Sky View place finish at 21-3. The boys’ of 4:12.10. 2007 Erda Softball League season. There (7), and Layton Christian (0). 4x800-meter relay also took sixth Copeland ran a time of 11.54 will be a men’s and coed league this photography / Troy Boman The boys ran to a bronze fin- overall at 9:10. to finish fourth in the 100-meter summer. Entry fee is $375. Team’s will Grantsville’s Ashley Bartlett vaults the hurdles in the 100-meter event ish in the 4x400-meter shuttle The javelin team of Knight dash followed by Austin Killpack be accepted on a first-come, first-serve earlier this spring at GHS. The Cowgirls competed in the Box Elder relay with a time of 4:21.9 as (123-9), Chris Chaney (131), basis. For more information contact Ty Invitational March 24 and placed ninth overall in the talented meet in the long jump team of Taylor Allen Rugg (121-1), and Shauny SEE NINTH ON A11 Judd at 435-840-4379. Brigham City.

FROM THE SIDELINES County athletes make next move to college gridiron ave you ual recognition improves if your team does game film and player highlights, get the walk-on at the wide receiver and defensive GHS’ #1 Michael Watson has received ever well. Be a team player and a team leader. student athlete registered with the NCAA back positions. Porter is 5 feet 11 inches an offer from Eastern Oregon. Michael is 5 dreamed of Be coachable. Fulfill your role and do it Clearing House and make sure the athlete tall and weighs 175 pounds. He runs a 4.7- feet 10 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds. Hplaying a with enthusiasm. is tracking academically. Also coaches, you second 40-yard dash and has an academic He runs a 4.7-second 40-yard dash and is college sport? I think Parents, blow your athlete’s horn. If must remove all preconceived ideas and scholarship to BYU. a ferocious blocking back. Michael played most players young you don’t, who else will? Don’t wait for notions about your athletes. Let the col- Grantsville High School’s #12 Craig both ways as a running back and lineback- and old have had that the coaches or the press to do it. You do leges decide if your player is good enough Harrison will be playing at Snow College. er. He was Region 11’s third-leading rusher. vision one time or it. Make sure you are communicating with for the next level. Craig is 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 180 Michael is known for his work ethic and another. Many of us your athlete’s coaches, the media and col- In Tooele County we have several pounds. He played quarterback, safety and team play. He is still contemplating which dismiss the notion David Gumucio lege recruiters. Call the colleges of your football players moving on to play NCAA punter for the Cowboys and was a team school to attend. as impossible. We choice and ask for the recruiter assigned to football. Here is a brief synopsis of each captain. Craig was Region 11’s passing GUEST COLUMNIST Players to watch next year are Tooele’s sell our talents and your athlete’s sport and geographical area. player I have heard about. If there are oth- leader with 874 yards. He runs a 4.7-second #1 Nic Gochis, a 6-foot 200-pound running attributes short. Keep them informed of your athlete’s prog- ers please forward e-mails to me care of 40-yard dash, has good mobility out of back and middle linebacker and #22 Trifon Unfortunately, some parents and coaches ress. Use all means available, phone, e-mail, [email protected]. the pocket and can throw all the passes Gochis, a 5-foot10-inch195-pound running prejudge their student athletes as “not being tape and press clippings to communicate. Tooele High School’s #66 Mark Pratt required of a QB at the next level. and defensive back. Also keep an eye on Division-One material.” Others never try Make a financial investment. Have a DVD will be playing for Snow College next fall. GHS’ #33 Ryan Butler is also headed to #23 Zack Clausing, a 6-foot-2-inch 190- to fulfill their dream out of fear of making created promoting your athlete. Give the Mark is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 295 Snow College. Ryan is 6 feet tall and weighs pound utility player. He has good size and the attempt. And many other high school information coaches are looking for and pounds. He played center and defensive 215 pounds. He played fullback and middle speed and is a three-sport athlete. players are simply overlooked because no keep the player promotion and highlight tackle for the Buffalos and was a team cap- linebacker for the Cowboys and was a team At Grantsville watch #35 Austin Killpack, colleges ever hear about them. segment of the DVD to 10 minutes. Also tain. He runs a 5.2-second 40-yard dash and captain. Ryan runs a 4.65-second 40-yard a 6-foot-1-inch 170-pound tight end and I have heard it said that one student ath- include at least one full-uncut game. Send has good shuttle speed. His claim to fame dash and is an explosive and powerful run- lete out of seven high schools ultimately is your first one just after the athlete’s junior is his athleticism-to-size ratio. He is very ner. Ryan lead Region 11 in rushing with defensive back. Also watch #54 Matt recruited by an NCAA team. I’m sure there year. Follow it with another DVD of their explosive off the ball, works hard and has 1121 yards, scoring with 72 points and tack- Skinner, a 6-foot-3-inch 220 pound lineman are other statistics to support this notion. senior season. Keep it looking professional. a great attitude. He was recruited by BYU, les with 125. He was recruited by Southern and Steve Shepard, a 5-foot-10-inch 170 No doubt playing at the collegiate level is Each college receives thousands of tapes Utah, Arizona and Dixie. He is also being Utah University and Utah State. pound QB and new student to Grantsville. very competitive. But I have learned a few about potential players. Make your tape recruited for his baseball skills at first base. GHS’ #15 Michael Copeland is headed Notable underclassman would be #22 Alex pointers this year from NCAA recruiters stand out and make sure it is going to an THS’ #11 Josh Banford will also be to the University of Utah. Michael is 6 feet Childs at running and defensive back, #16 that may be beneficial to players, parents individual coach or recruiter, confirming its playing for Snow College. Josh is 5 feet 10 1 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds. He Austin Gumucio at running back and line- and coaches alike. delivery by e-mail or phone. inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. He was runs a 4.5-second 40-yard dash and the 100 backer, #42 Ty Hamatake at offensive line For players, don’t sell yourself short. Coaches, I know you have more to do a team captain and played free safety for meters in 11.4 seconds. He was a team cap- and defensive end, and #70 Max Bleazard a Believe in yourself, have faith, work hard than is humanly possible, but you must do the Buffalos. He runs a 40-yard dash in 4.6 tain and Region 11’s second-leading rusher, 6-foot 260-pound lineman. and think positive. Start early and discipline a better job in communicating with college seconds and 100 meters in 11.5 seconds. He second in pass receptions and second in If student athletes, parents and coaches yourself with good nutrition, weight train- recruiters. Work with parents making sure finished last season with 94 tackles, three points scored. He was also one of Utah’s work together, playing at the next level is ing, speed development and skill improve- statistics and game films are readably avail- interceptions and a number of forced fum- leading punt and kick-off return specialists not necessarily left to the dream world. As ment programs. A collegiate athlete is a able. If possible, have an assistant coach bles and recoveries. Josh is very responsive averaging 34 yards a return. Utah State, these student athletes have proven it can well-conditioned athlete. Also don’t get assigned to do nothing but handle athlete and coachable. William & Mary, and several smaller col- very much be a reality. I’ll see you from the hung up on “individual stats.” Your individ- collegiate placement. They can coordinate THS’ #10 Porter Hunt will be a BYU leges recruited Michael. sideline. A11

TUESDAY April 3, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Buffs post stellar results at Delta Invite cinder meet Steve Schwartzman distance of 121-5. 1600-meters; Milo Leakehe (5-4) in the long jump; at 52.27. Kenya Mamales also took home a fifth- CORRESPONDENT Lee ran to a silver medal in the 1600-meter run Lund (2:17.04), Christopherson (2:17.53), and place medal in the shot put with a distance f 31- The Tooele boys’ medley relay of Porter Hunt, at 4:31.97 to qualify him for state competition. Jensen (2:27.62) in the 800-meters; Lund (58.55), 9.5. The girls’ medley relay finished sixth overall Nick Terry, Justin Brady and Jon Lee walked onto Jordan Biorge took bronze overall in the 300- Miller (54.91), and Warburton (56.15) in the 400- at 4:49.89. Morgan Palmer ran to a seventh-place the Delta High School track just needing a mere meter hurdles with a time of 43.78 followed by meters; Hunt (12.17), Terry (12.12), and Leakehe finish in the 3200-meter run at 12:51.31. second to qualify for state competition, and they Jordan Clemente in fourth at 44.48 (12.66) in the 100-meters. Other girls competitors include Dusty walked out with much more than that. Brady raced to a fourth-place finish in the So far, coach Reed has been impressed with the Richardson (71-8), and Vanessa Luke (70-10) in The pristine boys relay ran a time of 3:41 to 400-meter dash at 53.14 as the boys 4x400-meter boys performance this year. “They have just done the javelin; Melinda Ahlstrom (2:52.23) and Amy seize a gold-medal finish, state-qualifying time, relay of Race Warburton, Talon Hughes, Conley wonderfully,” said Reed. “They have made great Shields (2:55.54) in the 800; Amya Biorge (4-2) in and a new THS school record on their belts. Lund, and Clemente took a fourth-place finish at leaps and bounds, and have really matured as ath- the high jump; Marsh (27-9), and Jessica Jensen “It was simply amazing to watch them out 3:41.71. letes and they can only get better.” (25-.5) in the shot put; Cassidee Christensen (13- The Buff boys tackled in four finalists in the there,” said head coach Kendra Reed. “They have 2) in the long jump; Shields (13:59.1) and Amanda 200-meter dash as Hunt took fifth overall at 23.62 Girls strong at Delta cinder invite such amazing talent and do awesome things when Palmer (14:28.46) in the 3200-meters; Mamales followed by Miller (24.14), Terry (24.16), and Erin Christiansen took a gold-medal heave in they run as a team.” (76-5.5), Jensen (69-3) and Marsh (66-8) in the Brady (25.09). Clemente seized a fifth-place fin- the javelin throw with a 112 distance to start off The medley relay was the capstone to a pletho- discus; Caitlyn Mooney (14.22), Lindsey Terry ish in the 110-meter hurdles (16.95) followed by the girls Delta track Invitational on Saturday. (14.65), Jessica Anderson (14.92), and Christensen ra of medals and qualifying times for the Buff boys Biorge at 17.05. “She has just become dominant in the javelin,” at the Delta meet on Saturday. Biorge leaped to 5-4 in the high jump to finish said Reed. “She’ll always fight and she’ll always (14.69) in the 100-meter dash; Carly Ahlstrom Lee started things off with a gold finish in the seventh overall as teammate Koty Tatum threw improve.” (19.43), and Biorge (20.58) in the 100-meter hur- 3200-meter run with the state-qualifying time of a distance of 139-8 in the javelin throw to finish The girls also posted a bronze finish in the dles; Mamales (29.89), Terry (30.89), Mooney 9:57.60, followed by Sam Mitchell with a seventh- seventh in the event. Sam Mitchell also took a 4x100-meter relay at 55.10 as Cassie Oborn took (29.9) and Christensen (30.40) in the 200-meter place finish at 10:57.63. seventh-place finish in the 800-meter run with a home two medals in the 100-meter hurdles (19.03, dash; Anderson (1:08.26), Roxanne Lund (1:14.22), The boys also captured a first-place medal in time of 2:10.78. fifth place) and high jump (4-6). “Cassie is just so and Ahlstrom (1:14.59) in the 400-meter dash; the 4x100-meter relay of Brady, Hunt, Terry, and Other boys competitors include Justin coachable,” said Reed. “She will do anything you Christiansen (54.7), Ahlstrom (56.7), and Biorge Andrew Miller with a time of 44.69 overall. Christopherson (11:05.44), and Hughes (11:35.4) ask and that makes her just great to work with.” (1:01.7) in the 300-meter hurdles. Cody Mott heaved to two silver finishes on the in the 3200; Joel Spendlove (36-5.5) and Tatum Holly Tyler followed Oborn with an seventh- Coach Reed has great confidence in her girls meet, the first in the shot put, with a state-qualify- (36-.5) in the shot put; Wright (102), and Tatum place finish in the hurdles with a time of 23.89 this season. “They just keep getting better and bet- ing distance of 45-7.5, followed by Kolt Wright in (90-3) in the discus; Christopherson (5:02.66), after a devastating fall, and made a great recovery ter and it will prove itself by region for sure, they fourth at 42-3, and also in the discus throw with a Lund (5:15.1), and Alex Jensen (5:24.18) in the by finishing sixth overall in the 300-meter hurdles really don’t know just yet what they can do.” Bears blank Cowboys behind strong pitching Ninth continued from page A10

by Nick Drake Grantsville. (12.34), Kelly (12.64), and Craig Harrison SPORTS EDITOR The Bulldogs exploded (11.97) as Trevor Cox ran to a 15th-place Grantsville didn’t exactly for seven runs in the fifth finish in the 1600-meter run with a time of play well in a contest against and nine more runs in the 4:56.85 followed by Chris Steele (5:06.45), Jed top-ranked Judge Memorial sixth to break open a 5-3 Jones (5:13.33) and Ben Hilton (5:13.69). last Tuesday at home. contest after four innings. Dustin Durfee ran to a fifth-place finish in But the Cowboys appar- Grantsville committed 11 the 100-meter hurdles at 15.95 followed by ently put the debacle physical errors that allowed Johnston Summers in 18th (18.92) and David behind them and focused 16 Bulldog runners to cross Shepard (19.79) in 22nd. on bitter region-rival Bear the plate throughout the Robin Butz threw a 90-11 in the discus to River Friday in the Region affair. lead the Cowboys followed by Chaney (81- 11 baseball opener. The Cowboys are slated 8), Noon (78-1), and Rugg (77-8). After making 11 fielding to hit the road today to Cowgirls take a top-10 at Box Elder miscues just a few days ear- meet Tooele at Dow James The Grantsville girls finished 10th over- lier in the week, Grantsville Park in a 3:30 p.m. contest. all (25) at the Box Elder relays falling to only committed two errors. Grantsville hits the road to Riverton (91), Bingham (85), Fremont (85), But the Bears still made West Valley City Wednesday Box Elder (72), Mountain crest (61), Murray the Cowboys pay dearly for to tackle Class 4A foe Hunter (39), Rock Springs (39), Juan Diego (31), the mistakes and captured in a 3:30 p.m. non-league and Logan (27), and defeating Sky View (24), a hard-fought 5-0 triumph contest. The Cowboys Bountiful (16), Bonneville (15), Morgan (6), over Grantsville in Garland. return to league play next and Layton Christian (0). Trevor Gardner domi- Tuesday when Grantsville The high jump team of Sammie Jensen (4- nated the contest with 12 hosts rival Ben Lomond in a 10), Ashley Bartlett (4-10), Rachel Topham strikeouts, scattered four 3:30 p.m. contest. (4-6), and Jentry Principe (4), finished sec- hits and walked just one bat- Grantsville now sports a ond overall with a combined height of 18-2 ter to seize the triumph over 2-9 overall record on the as Jensen also took home a silver medal in the Bears on the hill. Justin season, three of which are the 100-meter dash at 13.26. Capener provided the Bear by one run. The girls’ javelin team of Lindsey Painter River offense with a pair of Cowboy coach Loren (92-3), felicity Silva (56-8), Griffiths (72-10), safeties and two RBI. Anderson said Gardner was and Lingard (77-5) finished fourth overall at Wacey Sorenson scattered the difference in the game 299-2. seven hits for the Cowboys against Bear River. The shot put team of Silva (29-0), Painter in the contest. “The Gardner kid shut us (27-2.5), Caroline Sekula (24-8.5), and Emily Although Grantsville down at the plate,” he stat- Johnson (22-1) finished sixth overall with a didn’t win the game, the combined distance of 102-5.5 as the 4x800- ed. “We misread a couple Cowboys did improve from meter relay ran to a 11:08 time to finish sixth of pop ups and they hurt their last meeting when overall. us. Wacey threw well. Other Bear River handed GHS a The 4x1600-meter relay of Alyssa Roberts, than a couple of those pop 15-3 drubbing in the Pizza Jessica Collings, Michelle Meredith, and ups, we played really well Hut Classic March 10 in St. Topham finished in seventh place at 25:41.69 George. defensively. The difference and the discus team of Whitney Grass (74- The game Friday in was the Gardner kid. We .5), Johnson (67-3.5), Sekula (69-3.5), and Garland came after a bru- just couldn’t get a handle Silva (71-6.5) finished seventh overall at tal, error-filled contest on him. He controlled us (282-2). with Judge Memorial last all day. The 4x400-meter relay of Jensen, Bartlett, Tuesday in Grantsville. “It was encouraging Roberts, and Collings pulled in an eighth- The Cowboys themselves because we were focused place finish at 4:24.24, as the long jump team allowed the Bulldogs to stay and ready to play,” he added. of Bartlett (15-9.5), Principe (13-9.5), Lyndee warm running the bases as “We just couldn’t get any- Hail (10-11.5), and Loren Killpack (12-10.5) GHS errors of all variet- thing going offensively to leaped to an eighth-place finish at 53. ies — throwing, catching feel good. They are a good The 1600-meter medley of Principe, and mentally — enabled ball team. We need some Killpack, Collings, and Topham ran a 5:09.44 Judge Memorial to score good things to happen for photography / Troy Boman as the distance medley of Makenna Branch, 16 unearned runs en route us and I feel if that happens Grantsville coach Loren Anderson talks strategy with his team earlier this spring. The Cowboys Meredith, Vanessa Young, and Alyssa Roberts to a 21-10 drubbing at we could take off.” dropped a 5-0 decision to Region 11 rival Bear River Friday at Garland. ran a time of 15:30.

lead. Mitch Manning, Will Behunin tom of the seventh on two hits single while Zach Mikesell and League and Jeremy Stringham rapped out and Buff miscue to pull to within Brock Sorenson each drew a Pet of the Week continued from page A10 RBI singles to stake the hosts to a a run of the Tooele lead. But walk. Witkowski darted home on slim two-run advantage. consecutive pop outs ended the a ground out to give the Buffs a two-run double and Zach Mikesell The Darts erupted for four threat with the tying run at third five-run lead headed into the bot- drew a walk to key the rally. more tallies in the bottom of base and preserved the Buff tri- tom half of the third inning. Brock Sorenson drew a walk and the third to take an 8-2 cushion. umph. But the Cougars exploded for Gochis ripped a two-run double Trevor Wiggins, Jake Smoot and Gochis paved the way for 16 runs on 13 hits, six walks and to build a 9-0 Buff lead after three Stringham keyed the barrage with the Buffs with three hits while a couple of Buff fielding errors innings. clutch hits to aid in the explo- Almond had two safeties. Medina, to regain an 18-7 lead. Kaden Ogden spoiled the shutout bid sion. Sorenson, Prat, Clausing and Richard, Blake Fenn, Gugell and with a tally in the bottom of the Tooele countered with a pair Woolley all produced a hit each Levi Sursa all produced two hits fourth. Alex Orquiz smacked a of tallies in the top of the fourth as well for the victors. each in the same frame. Union single, stole second and raced to slice the deficit to 8-4. Gochis actually had four hitters bat three crushed a leadoff triple while Union 19 - Tooele 13 home on a Jason Rimmer single The Cougars exploded for 16 times in the pivotal third inning Clausing and Tyler Almond each to pull the Tigers to within 9-1. runs in the bottom of the third and alone. added a RBI double to cut into However, Tooele ended the coasted to the home triumph over Union also tacked on a tally in game one inning later with a the Dart lead. the bottom of the fourth with four The Buffs pulled to within 8-6 the Buffs March 13 at Roosevelt. four-run surge. Medina, Sorenson walks to extend the lead to 19-7. with two more runs in the top of Union grabbed a quick 2-0 and Gochis all drew consecutive Tooele battled back with four the fifth. Medina drew a walk and edge in the bottom of the open- walks to begin the top of the fifth. runs in the top of the fifth. Banks Brock Sorenson belted a single. ing inning when a hit batsman, Then, Clausing cracked a two-run and Sorenson each drew a walk Gochis ripped a two-run triple two errors and a two-run hit from double and Almond drilled a two- Mike Gugell gave the hosts a and Matt Gochis drilled a run- run home run to aid the outburst to complete the scoring in the stanza to make a game of it. quick lead. scoring single. Almond crushed and culminate the scoring. Davis tacked on a tally in the Tooele bounced right back to a three-run home run to cap the rally and close the deficit to 19- Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be Tooele 12 - Davis 11 fifth and sixth innings to grab a seize a 3-2 lead in the top of required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. The Buffs rallied for six runs 10-6 advantage. the second. Zac Clausing was 11. 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Tooele County Real Estate Tips A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 3, 2007 It Must be Spring! Last weeks storm aside, the air is warmer, lawns are turning green, and For Sale signs are bloom- ing on houses all over town. This is the time of year that people’s thoughts turn to moving! Maybe you’re one of them. I’ve written in past weeks about the pros and cons of using a Realtor, versus selling on your own. Let’s assume you’ve chosen to use a Realtor. How do you select the right one for you? There are nearly 150 members of the Tooele County Board of Realtors, plus at least 7000 more just over the hill in Salt Lake. Tough choice, huh? Most of them are members of the same MLS, so how do you choose? The answer is the same as it’s always been: service. Just like you did when you were shopping for your home, shop for your agent! Talk to friends that have moved recently, neighbors, relatives. Ask them about their agent and the experience they had. Interview several Realtors. Ask them what they will do for you, ask them what sets them apart. Ask them why you should hire them. Here are a couple of things that a Realtor should be able to provide you. Are they willing to advise you on what your home’s worth, or do they just list it where you want it? You could do that yourself! They should be able to provide you with a fairly accurate idea of what it should sell for in a reasonable time. Will they be around to “service” your listing? Will the ﬂ yer boxes stay full ( a pet peeve of mine…). If vacant, will they keep the yard up (or shovel the drive and walk)? This can be tough if you use an agent from out of the area. What will they do to market your home, to set it apart? With over 80% of buyers searching the internet for their home, does your agent have a good website, with lots of trafﬁ c? Finally, is your agent available to you when you need them? I heard a great saying the other day. “Good Real- tors get lots of phone calls, Great Realtors RETURN lots of phone calls! Simply dropping a sign in the yard and posting your home on the MLS won’t get it in this day and age. Find a Realtor that has a comprehensive marketing plan, and your home will sell quickly, and for the right price. Tooele Real Estate is hopping. Picking the right Realtor can make the experience quick, painless and even fun! For more information on marketing your home, visit our blog @www.tooelehomesforsale.com or call us at (435)840-5029! Chris & Berna Sloan have combined for over 26 years in Tooele Real Estate experience. Both have served as President of the Tooele County Board of Realtors, where Berna continues to serve on the Board of Directors. Chris Sloan is currently serving as Vice-President of the Utah Association of Realtors Chris & Berna Sloan have combined for over 26 years in the Tooele Real Estate market. Both are Past-Presidents of the Tooele County Board of Realtors, where Berna that will be tried in Salt Lake City, continues to serve on the Board of Directors. Chris is currently serving as Vive-President of Police but it is being stored locally for the Utah Association of Realtors continued from page A1 now. Each time a stolen item is found Berna Sloan 840-5029 • Chris Sloan 840-5031 There is a separate fenced-off or a suspect is booked with evi- area in the police department garage dence — ranging from weapons to for bicycles — dozens of bicycles drug paraphernalia — it is secured from beach cruisers to BMX bikes in evidence lockers. A bank of light to purple sparkly bikes with plastic blue lockers that were high school tassels dangling from the handle lockers in a previous life were all bars, all parked in neat rows. Many empty Monday afternoon. That’s not Complete of the unclaimed bikes are sold on usually the case, however. the auction site for about $40 each. “You should see the officers try- Local The pile of property to be ing to stuff big bags in the lockers,” destroyed, including a street corner Vrieze said, as she walked past the sign from “Brandy Lane” and “1350 lockers laughing. “You should see Sports East,” will be transported to a facil- me try to get the big bags out.” ity in Layton to be incinerated. All Each night, and on the weekends, officers log evidence pertain- of the police agencies across the ing to their cases in these lockers. In Every Issue state use this facility, said Evidence This could include small items such Technician Linda Vrieze. as a glass pipe or a license plate, or Another pile of evidence, includ- larger items such as a baby stroller ing tubs of fermenting psychedelic or a hunting rifle. TOOELE mushrooms and a stack of Mason RANSCRIPT Each day the lockers are emptied T jars, were all confiscated from the and the items processed. Items are ULLETIN home of an accused drug dealer on B held in an evidence closet for about means relocating many items, espe- to be claimed. When the evidence Vine Street in January. The evidence three months. The closet, filled from cially larger ones to the overflow overruns the space available, how- has become part of a federal case floor to ceiling, wreaks of old, stale room downstairs. Here items can ever, it’s time for items that are not shoes. Bins are stuffed with manilla remain for years until they are claimed to go, Vrieze explained. envelopes, each with a case number called on again — for example, in But among the DVDs, cassette written on the side. an appeals case. tapes, fur coats and chain saws are Diane’s “I’ve had a container of dog After a case is closed, or adjudi- items once treasured, then stolen, vomit, and some human hair, with cated, the police try to get the prop- never to go home again. a piece of scalp attached,” she said erty back to its rightful owner. “With all the paperwork involved, commenting on some of the more Oftentimes the evidence just sits. it’s really easy to bring things to into interesting pieces of evidence in About four times a year, Kirby runs evidence, and it’s really tough to get her care. a notice in the classified section of them out,” Vrieze said. When this room gets too full, the Transcript-Bulletin advertising [email protected] Vrieze does a bit of purging. 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photography / Troy Boman The 1500-square-foot evidence room (top) holds a wide array of items ranging from cassette tapes to baby strollers. Evidence Technician Linda Vrieze (middle) holds a cassette tape called “Best of Vanilla Fudge,” taken from the evidence room. Unclaimed bicycles (bottom) are often sold on a police evidence auction site www.propertyroom.com. Romney offers student fundraisers a commission Featuring by Glen Johnson they don’t want to spend their sum- first-quarter fundraising deadline • Willow Tree fi gurines • Picture frames ASSOCIATED PRESS mer painting houses, they can help this Saturday, with reports released • Plush animals • Candy, coloring books BOSTON (AP) — A millionaire the campaign and themselves at the on April 15. Those totals will strong- thanks to his work as a venture same time,” said Romney spokes- ly contribute to perceptions of polit- • Baby items • Cards for all occasions capitalist, Mitt Romney is acutely man Kevin Madden. ical viability. • Unique gifts for all ages • WebKinz are now here! aware of the motivating power of Others take a dimmer view. Successful applicants to Students money. His presidential campaign “It may very well succeed, but for Mitt get an ID and source code Seasonal items hopes it will have a similar effect I’d like to think that he’d approach so the campaign can track dona- on college students, which is why young people and college stu- tions made at their behest. Get ready for Spring and Easter dents based on their commitment The participants are asked to it’s offering them a cut of their to the country, not because they contact members of their academic, fundraising. want walking-around money,” social and family circles, and point You don’t have to be a patient or hospital visitor to shop. Participants in “Students for Mitt” said Steve Grossman, a promi- them to Romney’s Web site. The am pm will get 10 percent of the money they Hours 10 to 6 | Monday through Friday nent Massachusetts fundraiser and students get 10 percent of all money raise for the campaign beyond the past chairman of the Democratic above $1,000 that is contributed first $1,000. While candidates often National Committee. under their ID and source code. 2055 N. Main | Tooele offer professional fundraisers com- Romney, former governor of Chapters are being established missions up to 8 percent, campaign Massachusetts, is engaged in a in Boston, Phoenix, Denver, Provo, experts believe the Massachusetts fundraising battle with rivals for Utah, and Rexburg, Idaho, the Republican is the first to do so with the 2008 GOP presidential nomina- latter two where Brigham Young the legion of college students who tion, including such better-known University — a predominantly have historically served as cam- candidates as Sen. John McCain Mormon school — is based and has paign volunteers. of Arizona and former New York a branch campus. Romney is trying “For the kids that want to get Mayor Rudy Giuliani. to become the first Mormon elected involved in a political campaign and Presidential candidates face a president. HOMETOWN B1

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■ TV Guide Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Classifieds and Public Notices day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact Hometown Community News Editor Karen Hunt at 882-0050. Easter is sweeter with The Soul of Downtown bird nest pie aster will After 74 years post office is scheduled to move be upon us this ESunday. This religious holi- by Steve Schwartzman day includes many CORRESPONDENT traditions — some ne of Lila religious, some Atkin’s first secular. In many memories in homes the Easter Tooele City Bunny will pay a Diane Sagers was playing on visit leaving eggs CORRESPONDENT the steps of the and other treats for then-six-year- the children to find old post office, sliding down its — possibly before Homefront O railing and laughing with friends they don their best whenever her mother would stop clothes to attend to buy stamps. church services. Much about Easter “Before Main Street was beauti- is easily associated with rebirth and fied, cars were all parked right in with spring. front of the building, and the rails Easter also has food traditions. weren’t built how they are now Traditional food favorites include and it was a lot of fun to play on eggs and ham in various dishes. as a kid,” said Atkins, reflecting Like any holiday it also lends itself back almost seven decades. to delicious and creative treats. With childhood memories and Pies can be a part of this holiday. hometown nostalgia in her heart, Traditional pie crusts using flour, Atkins found herself working inside shortening and a rolling pin are of the very same post office that she always in favor, but other crusts played outside of as she got older, are equally tasty and can provide a and has been devoted to working delicate if different flavor. Easter for the building for well over two is a great time to try some of these decades. delightful treats. They make color- “This building is a link to my ful decorations or light and tasty childhood,” said Atkin. “I love it.” desserts. The Tooele U.S. Post Office has This festive bird nest pie crust stood, white bricked and pride lends itself to an assortment of uses laden, as the centerpiece of the with the Easter season. It serves as Tooele downtown Main Street for an edible basket to hold your favor- nearly 75 years. ite candies and treats, or you could “Many people who have lived choose to fill it with a light chiffon in Tooele for a long time think or pudding crust. of this building as a trademark Bird nest pie to the town. It is beautiful, very 2 cups pretzels either straight or important and is one of the few knotted things in town to hold on as long 4 cups waffle shaped cereal (such as it has,” said Postmaster Janet as Chex brand) Vincent, who has run the ropes of 1/2 cup almonds or peanuts the post office for about a year. 1/4 cup butter or margarine The first post office in Tooele 1 (10 oz., about 40) pkg. regular County was built in October of marshmallows or 3 cups miniature 1852, in the days when mail car- marshmallows riers made 35-mile day treks Filling from Salt Lake City each week 2 cups coconut, shredded to distribute messages to Tooele (approximately) County residents. Salt Lake car- Green food coloring riers would leave every Monday Jellybeans at 6 a.m. and arrive in Tooele by Candy eggs 8 p.m. that evening to drop off Marshmallow Easter figures the mail. They’d receive outgoing In a large bowl mix together, pretzels, waffle cereal and nuts. SEE POST OFFICE ON B8 In a large saucepan, melt butter or margarine over low heat. Add the marshmallows and continue to stir until the marshmallows have completely melted. Remove from heat. Stir in the pretzel/cereal/nut mixture coating all parts well with the melted marshmallow mixture. Use a buttered or silicone spatula, or buttered hands to press the mixture evenly into two 9-inch pie pans which have been buttered or sprayed with non-stick spray. Let cool.

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photography / Troy Boman The handcarved brick of the post office doors (top) hint at its seven-decade history. Gold plated deposit boxes (above) are a large part of the old-fashioned look that has given the office on Main Street its hometown feeling. Oak-framed windows and cubby holes galore (far left) add to the 74-year-old building’s charm. Plans are photography courtesy Diane Sagers being made to move the seven-decade-old Little chickens, candy eggs and coconut post office within the next two years. look right at home in this decorative and sweet nest shell. Decorate with imagination to enjoy an edible centerpiece. CAMPING VOLUNTEERS RELIGION

ettlement Canyon will open he Intermountain Wild Horse & ooele United Methodist SThursday, April 5 at 9 a.m., TBurro Advisors Learning Center TChurch welcomes the Christ for the summer season. The in Erda needs volunteers to gentle United Methodist Wesley Bell toll booth hours are Monday wild horses and burros. The cen- Ringers to their church service. through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 ter is open Mondays, Wednesdays Everyone is welcome on April p.m. and Saturday and Sunday and Fridays from 6 p.m. until dark, 29, at 11 a.m., 78 E. Utah Ave. from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Day and Saturdays from 11 to 2 p.m. passes, open camping and RV Volunteers will gentle the animals hook-ups available. Visit www. and take them to BLM satellite deseretpeakcomplex.com or adoptions around Utah. Volunteers call (435) 882-9041 or 843-4020 must be members of IWHBA ($15 for more info. for single or $30 for family per year). Call Janet Tipton at 843-7465 or (801) 554-4431 or visit www. iwhba.org for more information. B2 TV PAGE

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Cattle herdsmen battle a ruthless rancher in 1882. (CC) “The Last Hard Men” ›› (1976, Western) Charlton Heston, James Coburn. “Warlock” ››› (1959) (CC) organizing the office holiday party (39) TNT Law & Order “Locomotion” ’ Law & Order “Life Line” ’ Law & Order “Acid” (CC) (DVS) Without a Trace “Copy Cat” (CC) Las Vegas ’ (CC) Law & Order “Under the Influence” while looking for someone to replace (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) her as Daniel’s (Eric Mabius) assistant (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation Toy industry. (N) Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) Business Nation Toy industry. when she goes to work for Sofia (46) LIFE Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) “Circle of Friends” (2006, Suspense) Julie Benz, Chris Kramer. (CC) Will & Grace Will & Grace Frasier ’ (CC) Frasier ’ (CC) The Golden Girls Strong Medicine (Salma Hayek). Speaking of Sofia, (49) FXNEWS The O’Reilly Factor (Live) (CC) Hannity & Colmes (Live) (CC) On the Record-Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Hannity & Colmes On the Record-Van Susteren she’s away and wants Daniel to play (51) FXSPN Poker Superstars Invitational Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Poker -- Learn Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score Best Damn Sports Show Period (Live) Final Score — to see if his feelings for her are (52) ESPN (5:30) NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Detroit Pistons. ’ (Live) (CC) Cont’d NBA Basketball Sacramento Kings at Denver Nuggets. From the Pepsi Center in Denver. (CC) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) ’ ’ ’ real. (57) USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Criminal Intent (CC) The Dresden Files “The Other Dick” The 4400 “Being Tom Baldwin” (CC) (71) DISC Hazard Pay “Repo Man” MythBusters High-tension cables. 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Safecracker and counterfeiter try Devil’s Island escape. “Escape From Alcatraz” ››› (1979, Adventure) Clint Eastwood. (CC) (:15) “No Way Out” ››› (1987) 8:23 p.m. on % NBC (39) TNT NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Cleveland Cavaliers. (CC) NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns at San Antonio Spurs. From the AT&T Center in San Antonio. (Live) Inside the NBA (Live) (CC) The X-Files “Tempus Fugit” (CC) Everyone has a different way of deal- (41) CNN Paula Zahn Now (CC) Larry King Live (CC) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) (43) CNBC Fast Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch Mad Money Deal or No Deal ’ (CC) The Big Idea With Donny Deutsch ing with death — some are just weird- ’ ’ ›› ’ ’ ’ ’ er than others. With Nurse Roberts’ (46) LIFE Reba (CC) Reba (CC) “The Perfect Nanny” (2000) Dana Barron, Susan Blakely. 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New in open and covered $ 1 0 0 . 8 4 3 - 9 1 5 4 , one on one treatment. 435-840-2327 fast and dependable (435)830-1253. Ask for boxes. List at over stalls, riding arena, and EXPAND YOUR MAR- ESTATE: 2 pair sheep 830-3225. $50.00 and up. custom textures refer- Scott $6000. Sacrifice $1800. round pens to train your ences available free es- KETPLACE. Don't spears w/spare head 435-837-2333, h o r s e s 8 8 2 - 4 5 1 3 Dovetail drawers, velvet OAK DINING table w/2 CONCRETE BLOCK timates 801-750-6248 waste your time with a SPRING IS getting near $150; 1978 Ford 3/4 435-830-0366 Mobile. 801-230-7878 lined, oak sleigh bed. leaves, seven chairs Wall 435-224-3633 435-843-1518 yard sale. Give us your and the weeds will soon ton truck $800 obo’ mwood@wirelessbee- stuff and we will sell it be here. I will till your Rock saw $400; Under- Must see! Can layaway and hutch. Beautiful hive.com ROASTER PIG great for for you. You don't do garden. 884-6476 ground water $8200 until tax refund! condition. $1000 obo. easter Sunday $125 any of the work, but get acre ft 435-940-8961 (801)831-0678 Call 882-5779 or YORKIE MALE 9 (435)830-8998 THREE J’S Roofing and 830-9607 months old registered the rewards. Get more Repairs, free estimates, 801-201-3758 BRAND new Microfiber SELL YOUR computer for your stuff than you $800 435-224-3531 expert wind damage re- If you sell Insurance, sofa and loveseat. RECONDITIONED in the classifieds. Call would at having a ga- pairs, 20 years experi- promote a hospital or $450/set. Can sell Washers, dryers, HAVING A yard sale? 882-0050 or visit rage sale. Call Scott The Tooele County Parks & Recreation ence, great prices, sen- an ambulance service, separately. stoves, refrigerators, 90 Advertise in the Tran- www.tooeletranscript. 850-2964 Deseret Peak Aquatic Center ior discount. 882-4289 place your classified ad 801-831-0678 day warranty. Nothing script com is now accepting applications for the but the best. We also following positions: FRANK and Angie’s TOP SOIL, Gravel grad- in all 47 of Utah's news- CLEANING OUT storage Lawn care. We do papers. The cost is only do vent cleaning & Lifeguards ing B&K Landscaping unit! 1996 Honda pick-up appliances small lawn clean up, 8 4 9 - 2 6 2 6 o r $135. for a 25 word ad XR600 $2000, Yamaha • Must be at least 16 years of age. mow lawns, and haul ($5. For each additional (435)241-0670. Ask for • $8.74 - $10.12 depending on certifications. 801-573-3405. PW80 $500, Brand new Ken. small trash. Call for in- word). You will reach Frigidaire Smooth Top • Must be able to work minimum of 19.5 WINDOW TINTING, formation up to 500,000 newspa- Range Space Saver Mi- hours per week. home and business. PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (435)849-3826 per readers. Just call crowave and Dish- Garage, Yard Head Lifeguards Save money and beat Tooele Transcript Bulle- washer $900 for all, Deseret Peak Complex • Must be at least 18 years of age with 2 AERATING for a the heat for a free esti- Sales tin at (435)882-0050 for Merritt and O’Keefe years guarding exp. greener healthier look- mate. Call Chris details. (Ucan) classic stove/ oven (col- HAVING A GARAGE Tickets/Concessions • $11.72 meeting 5 requirements. ing lawn. Call Earl (435)850-9050 • Must be able to work minimum of 40 882-7321 or 830-6392 MEDICAL & Dental lectible) Make an offer. SALE? Advertise it in hours per week. WOODS PAINTING and benefits, save up to He gets a bike and she the classifieds. Call This recruitment will run on a continuous ba- Pool Custodian LAWN AERATIONS $25 Home repair No job to 80%. Everyone ac- gets new appliances 882-0050 sis until the needs of the department are met. • Must be at least 16 years of age. 435-224-4232 big or to small. WIN WIN SITUATION! cepted, leading pro- TOOELE, 1563 Colovito On-call/summer positions at Deseret Peak • $5.15 per hour 435-850-9935 L a n e y R i e g e l LEARN SPANISH v i d e r . $ 1 1 . 9 5 - w a y , S a t u r d a y Complex that operates daily concessions • Must be able to work minimum of 15 ONCE and for all with $59.95/mo. (435)830-7583 and/or ticketing booth operations. Collects hours per week. 8am-5pm Moving Sale music, comics, and fun. 1-877-257-4015 FURNITURE FOR sale. Coffee table, fridge, daily & event gate fees from complex patrons, Cashier Miscellaneous provides and distributes information daily Results guaranteed* MEN’S BOWLING ball Beautiful dark wood ta- clothes, toys, porcelain • Must be at least 18 years of age. $9.64 per and serious inquiries regarding upcoming events and complex rules hour for sale. Storm, 15 ble w/ six chairs-$900, dolls, greeting cards only 1-888-708-8867. w/display case and and regulations; clerical duties, food service • Must obtain a food handler’s permit by VHS to DVD pound, and basic ge- Black book-shelf-$50, (ucan) more functions and maintains building cleanliness. time of hire. Need a great gift neric bag. $80.00. Lrg metal desk-$50, Maroon leather sofa Performs semi-skilled maintenance and custo- LISA'S MOBILE PET idea? Let us convert 435-840-8399 TOOELE, 491 East 670 American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification w/love seat $900/set, dial work to assure facilities are clean and in GROOMING. Complete your VHS home vid- North, Fri Apr 6 noon-5 class –Wed. April 25th at 4:00pm at the De- SELL YOUR computer in Green fabric sofa, good condition. grooming salon on eos to DVD. Worried pm, Sat Apr 7 8am-1pm seret Peak Aquatic Center. Certified lifeguards the classifieds. Call l o v e s e a t a n d Grade 5 ($7.56 hr.) wheels. We'll come to that your VHS home Clothing, decorations, who have previously worked for DP Aquatic 882-0050 or visit chair-$600/set, small • Minimum of 16 years of age. Must have your pets. Tooele movies will become toys, dishes, kitchen Center must reapply and attached all certifica- www.tooeletranscript. wood writing desk-$55, the ability to obtain a Food Service Workers County to include Dug- obsolete? Have them items, a glider/rocking tions. They are required to attend a mandatory com light wood table w/ Permit. way, Terra, Rush Val- transferred to DVD for chair with ottoman, & CPR class which will be held on May 5th or three chairs-$100, 2 ley, Stockton, Tooele, as little as $20. Edit SPA/ Hot Tub Deluxe more! Everything in ex- Grade 8 ($8.74) May 12th. The cost of $30.00. Call 843-4035 Grantsville, Stansbury 2007 Model. Neck Jets, wood endtables w/ to schedule a class one week prior. scenes, add menus cellent condition! Graduation from high school/GED or and and Erda. Professional and titles. Consolidate therapy seat. Many jets. glass tops-$30/set, TV equivalent combination of education and If you are interested in becoming a head life one on one treatment. tapes - put all your Never Used! Warranty. stand-$50. Will con- experience. guard you must attend a head life guard class 435-837-2333, Holiday videos onto Can deliver. Worth sider all reasonable of- Pets • One year in cashiering and food service and become certified at that level; this class 435-830-0366 Mobile. one DVD. Preserve $5750, sell $1950. fers, must pick up in industry. will be held on May 7th at 4 p.m. The cost is mwood@wirelessbee- your memories today. 1-801-288-4123. (ucan Grantsville, cannot de- • Current Food Service Workers Permit at the yet to be determined. liver. Call 435-840-8399 AUSTRALIAN SHEP- hive.com Call 843-7626 TEAM ROPERS will be time of hire. HERD Puppies 2 All questions should be directed to Scott practicing 2 nights a GIVING UP Home eve- • Minimum of 18 years of age. Chance. Please call and register one week MARE’S PLACE Barber months old $250 week pay by day or rything must go Entire Grade 10 ($9.64) prior at 843-4035. Shop Located at 25 E Riddles Salvage 801-330-1356 Vine St All Hair cuts $7 summer. Call Blain for contents call for details • Meet the minimum qualifications of a Applications and additional information for Walk-ins welcome No & Wrecking details 801-330-1356 435-843-1130 BOXER PUPS 8 weeks grade 8 a p p t . n e c e s s a r y 435-837-2234 old 1 male 4 females • Completed a Alcohol Server Trainer open positions are available at the GORGEOUS hand- 882-0535 Real cash for pure bred first shot Course. Tooele County Human Resource Office WANT TO Accessorize painted red chest $314; your junk dewclaw and tail’s • One year with Tooele County Parks & 47 South Main Street Tooele your wardrobe, but rustic black table & 4 MOW AND Clean your car or truck. clipped $350 obo Recreation or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us yard. Hauling garbage, don’t have a lot of chairs $499; white hall This recruitment will run on a continuous • car & trucks 1-801-250-4014 • Must be 21 years of age low rates & senior dis- • farm equipment money to spend? tree $260. Homebod- basis until the needs of the department can be counts. Ask for Jose. • batteries C h e c k o u t ies, 1 N. Main, DOG NAMED Chalk. met. (530)321-3201, • aluminum & copper www.icedouttooele.com 882-0650 Please return this dog If you are interested in being considered for (435)843-7614 am pm Most items $14.99 to it's home in Rush this position, please apply at the Tooele County Tooele County requires those 18 years of age 9 - 5 • Mon - Sat REFRIGERATOR with Human Resources Office, Rm. 120, and over to submit to a background check. FREE Pick- up S E L L I N G Y O U R Valley. Reward. Call SILVER PINES Land- ice and water in door, 435-830-2953 47 South Main, or access our on-line Pre-employment drug testing is required for scaping 10% off on all 884- 3366 HOME? Advertise it in very nice. Originally application at www.co.tooele.ut.us. all hires. Hired individuals must be able to your home landscaping 6400 Burmester Rd • Grantsville the classifieds. Call $1500, asking $500; FREE DOG to a good “Tooele County does not discriminate on the basis of race, work flexible schedule including nights, week- needs Tree trimming, 882-0050 or visit White oven $100; Dish- home. Border Collie color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in ends, and holidays. garbage clean up, etc. BECOME A SUB- www.tooeletran washer $50. Call great farm dog employment or the provision of services.” 435-830-1253 Scott SCRIBER. 882-0050 script.com 843-7030 882-7062 Join the Team Inside Sales Representative We have a current opening for two Inside Sales Representatives at TOOELE AGING & ADULT SERVICES our new facility in Tooele. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 • CNA/Homemaker- On-call position; perform CNA/home Immediate Openings am to 4:30 pm. Duties include developing and scheduling loads and maker and personal care services for disabled, elderly adults. shipments for customers, answering phones, preparing quotes for Responsible for providing care for aging adults. Performs services such as meal preparation, maintaining a clean Clinical Social Worker customers, proactive customer sales by phone, tracking open jobs, physical environment (dusting, vacuuming, laundry, etc) collections and making follow-up phone calls to customers regarding using various types of cleaning agents, run essential errands. Licensed in Utah as a LCSW, CSW or SSW sales, clarification of materials and submittals. The preferred Performs personal care services such as bathing, shaving, nail PRN, Flexible Hours, Competitive Pay. candidate must be an aggressive, self starter, will have excellent care, oral hygiene, feeding, toilet assistance, and ambulation as assigned by care plan. May perform limited clerical duties interpersonal and customer service skills, problem solving and phone and other duties as assigned. Starting Salary $9.64; skills, be team and detail orientated, and have job closing ability, • High school diploma or a CNA Certification; One year Previous sales experience is required. Other requirements include experience working with disabled, elderly adults Computer skills; specifically Microsoft Windows and Office, CAD providing homemaker and or personal care services is experience and ability to read blueprints a plus, but not mandatory. preferred. Must be Certified Nurse Aide or receive TO APPLY certification within six months of hiring. Must have taken Must be able to type accurately at 35 words per minute. Minimum CPR course within six months or be certified in CPR. Must Send Cover Letter & Resume to: Mountain West Medical Center H.S. diploma, Associates degree preferred. Salary DOE. have or obtain a food handler’s permit upon hire. Must have Attn: Human Resource Dept • 2055 N. Main Street,Tooele, UT 84074 a valid Utah Drivers License Interested candidates should send resumes to: • This recruitment will close when the needs of the department James Glade have been met. phone: (435) 843-3745 • fax: (435) 843-3753 Timothy J. McKernan [email protected] Syracuse Castings West Complete job descriptions are available at the www.mountainwestmc.com PO Box 1821 Tooele County Human Resource Office Cicero, NY 13039 47 South Main Street Tooele [email protected] or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Specific information pertaining to these recruitments can be obtained by calling Human Resources at Syracuse Castings West is an Equal Opportunity Employer (435)843-3157. EEO Employer B4 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday April 3, 2007

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FIVE STAR AUTO 21, clean driving re- ea. cluding leather and (435)882-0050 for de- development, special used once, like new, 6 435-849-2079 Reward education, social $15-20 per hour com- cord, and have plumb- power roof, V6 great tails. (Ucan) priced below average services or related field mission ing knowledge. Apply in Call 882-0050 gas mileage silver/gold r e t a i l , $ 2 1 , 0 0 0 . LOST: Black/ White Tux- Child Care or licensure as PT, OT, Full-time ASE Certified person at 63 E 1100 N pkg asking $5300 obo (435)979-3777 (ucan) *Based on 13 issue contract. Farm edo male cat, blue col- SLP, or RN. Superviso- Full Diagnostic Me- o r C a l l G a i l 435-840-4030 lar, purple name tag ry experience preferred. chanic/Technician 5+ 435-882-2181 TRUCK TOPPER 122 Equipment CHILD CARE 2-12 years 2000 CHRYSLER Lim- Jasmine, green shot Excellent medical, years exp. Fax re- Leer Crown. Appraised MOVING MUST Sell old, 4AM-7PM, Call STYLISTS NEEDED for ited 7 passenger van, 1991 STOCK Horse tag. 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Year the following positions: Motorcycles & LE, Maroon, CD, width with reverse, runs school. Spots are filling from home with com- Trucks ADOPT, Art projects, fi- round work. Call Jay- Assistant Manager, re- cruise, interior nice, ex- great, Great condition, fast call Marcy puter, $500-$3500/mo. ATVs 10yrs old $100 nancial security, fun va- son (801)898-7279 ceptionist, STYLISTS & terior good, profession- 435-496-0778 2bpaiddaily.com nail tech. Competitive $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs (435)849-0507 cations, your baby will FRAMERS. Looking for 1987 YAMAHA w/snow ally detailed, 71,000 hourly wage + commis- from $500! Chevys, grow with love and SHOOTING STAR Pre- AVON: TO BUY OR Experienced Framers plow, All Terrain, miles, $10,900, DL sion/bonus. Anticipated Jeeps, Fords and More! SELL YOUR car in the imagination! Expenses school is now enrolling SELL. Sell to anyone. that are reliable, quality $2500. 882-2263 # 6 7 7 6 , R e x opening April 18th. Fax Police Impounds For Transcript Bulletin Clas- paid. Frank and Tara for 2007-2008 school For information call in- oriented and deadline 801-915-3069 resume to Jamie: 1998 YAMAHA Virago Sale, For Listings Call sified section. 1-800-562-8287 year. 4yr old class dependent sales repre- conscientious. Grants- 801-415-6727 or Call 1100cc 17,182 miles 800-586-3805 x 9973 available. Call Elaine sentative Vi Knutson ville/ Tooele area. HONDAS From $500! Turnbow 882-3784 882-2789. $3500 882-5016 884-3830 (435)830-1480 Police Impounds For 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton SUBSTITUTE CUSTO- 2004 YAMAHA Raptor Sale! Many Makes and truck, 4x4 frame & en- BUILDING BLOCKS For FULL TIME Tile setter DIAN job at Tooele 80 4-wheeler, electric Models, For Listings gine, good tires & great life day care now hiring and helper needed Help Wanted Army Depot/ Deseret start, shaft drive, excel- Call 800-586-3805 X engine (350). Good Call Julie at 882-4038 ASAP pay depends on Chemical Depot. Good lent condition. with hel- 9436 trans. New Edlebrock experience. Must have m e t . $ 1 4 0 0 . 1 0 0 WORKERS Business owners If you pay. People w/disabili- carb. New Edlebrock in- own transportation call (435)882-8147 SELL YOUR CAR or NEEDED! Assemble need someone fast, ties given preference. take & manifold. $1300 435-228-8979 boat in the classifieds. is looking for a part-time gardener to crafts, wood items. Ma- place your classified ad Federal Background 96 & 97 YAMAHA Moun- obo. (435)840-8790 Call 882-0050 or visit provide maintenance for our 30-acre terials provided. To in all 45 of Utah's news- GLAZIERS NEEDED, check required apply at tain Max 600 Snowmo- www.tooeletranscript. 1980 JEEP J/10 pick-up $480+ per week. Free papers. The person you $13-$24/hr based on Tooele Department of biles w/trailer, Good campus in Erda. The successful can- com 4x4 401 motor 4 speed information package. are looking for could be experience. We will Workforce Services. condition. Checked out didate will have previous experience in transmission Newer 2 4 h o u r s from out of town. The train. Contact Jeff or by Yamaha shop. En- SUMMER JOB/ Intern- DEADLINES FOR clas- paint and upholstery a variety of groundskeeping skills and (801)264-5665. cost is only $155. for a Jared 801-974-0977 tire package $3300. be able to pass a background check, 25 word ad and it ship $18/hr and up sifieds ads are Monday Must see $2900 obo LEGAL ASSIST/ Secre- Must be willing to relo- 840-1472 and Wednesdays by drug screen, and credit check prior to reaches up to 340,000 801-330-1356 households. All you do tary: PT 20-25hrs week, cate for the summer CLEANING OUT storage 4:45 p.m. 435-837-2234 employment. housing will be pro- WE NEED LABORERS IN is call the Transcript w/full days. No benefits. unit! 1996 Honda THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: Bulletin at 882-0050 for $7-$9/hr. Need: refer- vided call Jared for de- XR600 $2000, Yamaha tails 972-800-0722 Applicants should send resumes to • General Warehouse all the details. (Mention ences, basic computer; PW80 $500, Brand new Alpine Academy • CDL A & B Drivers UCAN) Wordperfect/ Word; Ex- email resume to ja- Frigidaire Smooth Top attn: Janet Mulitalo • Forklift Operators cel; public skills. Job [email protected] Range Space Saver Mi- CNA CLASSES & Phle- description: filing docu- • Production/Assembly VARIOUS POSITIONS: crowave and Dish- fax# 435-843-5416 botomy. Day, evening ments, calls, data-entry, • Supervisors/Managers Paying up to $20/hr, washer $900 for all, or weekend classes, 2 writing, organizing, and All shifts are currently Diamond Rental is hir- Merritt and O’Keefe week course. informa- mainenance. Send re- available from day, swing, ing for CDL Driver, Me- classic stove/ oven (col- tion line 467-6400 sume: 7 South Main to graveyard. We offer chanic, Service and lectible) Make an offer. We are currently accepting applications www.ccCNA.com Suite 202, Tooele, UT immediate medical Management Positions. He gets a bike and she for the following position 84074 benefits along with CONCRETE FINISHER Excellent pay and gets new appliances RNs dental and vision. Needed experience LICENSED STYLIST benefits. Must be able WIN WIN SITUATION! Central Supply / Top pay for those necessary Stoney Wanted for Fantastic to lift minimum 50lbs. L a n e y R i e g e l overachievers! Must have 801-891-0871 o r MRV check/ pre-em- (435)830-7583 need extra money? reliable transportation, Sams. Full and part Ward Clerk 435-843-7024 ployment drug screen- Come work with a GREAT team clean background, and time available. Great HONDA TRX90 Four This position will oversee all Transporta- pass a drug screen. CONSTRUCTION HELP pay plus bonuses. Call ing required. To apply Wheeler. 2002 Honda call HR Manager at tion, purchasing of all medical supplies. at Heritage Home Health in Must apply in person- WANTED. Equipment (435)843-0382 TRX90 Four Wheeler. All interested candidates; A complete job (801)262-2080, fax re- Excellent Shape, Low Tooele. Work 1 weekend a month Call today to schedule an Operators, Laborers, LOCAL CHEESE manu- description is available. interview sume to (801)284-5999 t i m e . $ 1 6 5 0 . Drivers, & Office Help. facturer, with sales na- — receive on-call pay, visit rate 801-255-1441 or email resume to 435-843-5895 Please complete an application, Experience Required. tionwide, needs reli- applications are available in the and mileage reimbursement, will Top Pay for Top Per- [email protected] able, P/T cheesemaker m also need to take call 1-2 nights sonnel. Simple IRA, Va- assistant. Flexible Human Resource Office cation, Health, Dental, hours. Production expe- WANTED PART Time Trailers 140 East 200 South, Tooele a week from 5:00pm - 8:00am. & Safety Bonus Pro- rience a plus. Fax letter concrete finishers and A copy of your Driving Record must be Applicant must have current Utah Super Center gram. Newman Con- 435-843-4900 laborers no experience 4x7 UTILITY trailer, new submitted with you application. For struction, 13331 S 1700 necessary will train the bearings and tires, Insurance Purposes all candidates must license and reliable transportation. W, Riverton, UT 84065. LOCAL REMOLDING right people fun and ex- Company looking for ramp and sides. be at least 23 years of age. If interested please fax resume to Need Temporary Phone 801-254-3524/ citing working environ- (801)755-5874, Rocky Mountain Care is a Drug Free Fax 801-254-6469 construction laborers ment. (435)830-0374 435-843-9911 or call office for an help to assist with must have reliable (619)987-8211 JT Employer. Equal Opportunity Employer application at 435-843-9900. store remodel. CONVIENENT Store transportation and be WANTED: CDL Driver 3 different shifts. Clerk, Delle, Utah dependable. Work in for full time dump truck $8.50/hr, FT/ PT. Salt Lake please call w o r k . C a l l J i m Boats Weekends off. (435)884-0476 Jana 801-252-8479 (435)830-0838 Salary $7.20 - $9.70 COOK & Supervising in- MEDICAL ASSISTANT PONTOON BOAT, 2000 depending on mates, 36hr per week in busy medical of- Business Sun Tracker Party Lifeguards & work experience. including some week- f i c e , w e e k e n d s Opportunities Barge 25, 135 HP I/O, Swim Instructors ends. Must pass back- needed. Please fax re- many extras, used Call 882-0180 with ground check. Starting mostly for scuba diving sume to 882-0462. BUDGET TRUCK Rental The Leigh Pratt Aquatic Center is accepting applica- questions. Apply $8/hr. Call Dan at is currently looking for $15,000 (435)979- NEW SALON Opening in 3777. (ucan) tions to fill various openings. We offer a protected Dugway Federal Credit Union, in person at 99 843-3417 or 849-2048 an established retail ori- indoor atmosphere with year round employment op- Grantsville soon. Offer- ented business to be- a $3.5 million credit union in Dugway Utah, West 1280 North CRICKET RETAIL Now ing hair, nails, pedi- portunities. We are closed on Sundays. Our pay plan Hiring base plus com- come an authorized offers advancement opportunities based on certification Tooele, Utah. cures, waxing and re- budget truck dealer in Autos is seeking a mission Contact Court tail. Stylist and nail tech and experience. at 801-686-9797 Tooele. The business Lifeguard and Swim Instructor openings Call Stacey should be dedicated to hands-on for info (435)884-0777 $0 DOWN! Cars From To be considered you must be certified in lifeguarding, CEO DECORATING CON- customer service and $29/mo! Police Im- CPR, and first aid. $7.50 - $8.94/hr. based on your with management experience Fuel & Lube SULTANTS Needed. NEW SPRING projects! be zoned properly for pounds for Sale! 36 certification level and experience. within the Credit Union System. Fantastic career with Actors, Extras, Models, rental trucks. Budget of- Months @ 8.5% apr. Thorough knowledge and experience in all aspects of business and decorat- fers excellent commis- Aquatic Aids Technician Promotions and con- For listings Call Our Aquatic Aids assist certified instructors during financial management, strategic planning, financial Superior Excavating, ing training. Money in ventions. Ear $75-$800 sion and no initial in- 800-586-3805 x 8329 accounting policies and practices, marketing, invest- class session and perform other entry-level tasks at the located in Grantsville, direct per-portion to daily. Free seminars! vestment is required. aquatic center. This is an excellent opportunity for ment, human resource management, and regulatory Utah has a full time your efforts. Only self 801-438-0067 For more information 1977 FORD Mustang compliance experience are required. Excellent verbal those preparing for employment in certified positions. opening for a fuel and starter need apply for please contact Barb II Interior and body Must be at least 15 years old and demonstrate interest and written communication and strong leadership and lube service technician. personal interview call NOW HIRING cooks, Hancock 303-335-8994 in good condition interpersonal skills are also required for this position. in aquatics. $6.00/hr. with promotional opportunities This individual will be Kathy 435-850-8141 or servers, dishwashers & needs carburetor an responsible for daily FITNESS CENTER when certification is obtained. A 4-year degree in Business Administration, Finance, Sally 801-571-8441 graveyard servers. Ap- electrical work fueling and servicing 12750sqft, Main Street. or equivalent is desired, but equivalent training and ply in person. Denny’s. $ 1 8 0 0 o b o To Apply Return a completed Tooele City Application of company equipment. DONUT MAKER Grave- Handball courts, lock- experience will also be considered. 843-8200 435-830-2344 to the Tooele City Human Resource Office, Must have a valid drivers yards shift no experi- ers, showers, saunas, Please send your resume and salary license and be familiar 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074. Applications will be re- ence necessary Must POST OFFICE Now hir- hot tubs, mirrored aero- expectations by April 15, 2007 to: with mobile service ing. Avg. $20.hr or 1982 MAZDA GLC. viewed as received so apply now for best consideration. equipment. Heavy be: High School gra- bic/ dance area. Unlim- Runs good, needs a lit- Board of Directors • 5326 Valdez Circle date, bondable, de- $57k annually, includ- ited possibilities! Pre-employment and random drug screening required. Dugway, UT 84022 equipment mechanical ing Federal Benefits tle work, needs TLC, EEO/ADA Employer www.tooelecity.org experience is preferred. pendable, hard work- 882-7094, and OT. Paid Training, 143,000mi. $580 obo Wages are negotiable ing. See Pat at Nigh (801)860-5696 (435)224-2805 depending on experience. Time Donuts 299 N Vacations. PT/ FT. Small Business owners: We require a pre-employ- Main. (435)882-8503 1-800-584-1775 Ext. 1987 TOYOTA CO- ment drug screen. 9701 USWA Place your classified ad ROLLA runs great, Apply in person at 981 DRIVER - ASAP! in 45 newspapers some rust, great com- Police Officer $1000+ weekly, & Bo- PREP COOK needed at throughout Utah for North Industrial Park Dr. Southgate Dinner & muter car, rebuilt head Apply by April 18, 2007 nus 36-43 cpm/$1.20 only $155. for 25 and newer parts $900 The Public Health Division has an pm CDL-A + 3 months Bingo. Must be able to words, and $5. per work afternoons & call 884-9340 or immediate opening for a OTR (800)635-8669 word over 25. You will 801-599-3440 Tooele City is accepting applications to create an active (ucan) weekends. Competitive reach up to 340,000 HEALTH NURSE roster for police officer. This roster will be used to wages. Fax resume to households and it is a 1988 PONTIAC 6000, DRIVER CDL Training: This position will provides specialized fill vacancies or new positions within our department. (801)269-9643 or call one call, one order, one runs, looks good, power $0 Down/ No worry fi- Nursing services in the public health areas Our new pay plan, year-for-year credit program, and (801)266-6025 bill program. Call the windows, power locks. within Tooele County. willingness to sponsor newly hired, uncertified officers nancing! Experienced $ 9 0 0 o b o . PRESS FEEDER Opera- Transcript Bulletin at through POST have created the perfect opportunity if Now hiring a full time or Not - Career you de- (435)849-0326 Mack. The Registered Nurse performs duties, which tor Needed. Transcript 882-0050 for further you want to work as a police officer in our community. Optometric Assistant serve is @ Central Re- require specialized knowledge, judgment and nurs- Bulletin Publishing is info. (ucan) 1989 MERCEDES 300E Check out why a law enforcement career with Tooele with emphasis on medical frigerated ing skills based upon principles of psychological, City will benefit you. billing. Must have strong 800-521-9277 currently accepting ap- VENDING, 25 cent Clean no rust many ex- biological, physical and social sciences. Assists people skills and a positive plications for a full time candy/ gumball ma- tra parts inquire for in and manages the operation of programs dealing Experienced Officer? EXPERIENCED BOB- attitude to provide high second shift 6-color chines for sale. Dual more info $3000 with maternity and child health, teenage pregnan- If your time is valuable to you, you can avoid the com- CAT Operator for Boul- press Feeder Operator. 882-8807 mute and wasted hours traveling to work, court, or call quality eye care. Immediate head, placement cies, community health, etc. der Landscape A full No experience neces- outs. Compare our wages, benefits, and family friendly opening for a dependable a v a i l a b l e , $ 7 9 . 1989 SUBARU 2dr and motivated team player. service landscape com- sary but helpful. Duties • $21.04 per hour; Full time with benefits. work environment with what you currently receive. You (435)850-2152 hatchback 4 wheel Medical billing experience pany Starting at $12/hr will include: Helping run may contact our HR office to get an estimate on what drive, $500 obo Minimum Qualification preferred. Resumes are C a l l A d a m a t and maintaining a Hei- your pay will be given your experience. (801)250-3759 • Graduation from college with a Bachelor’s degree currently being accepted at 435-843-7105 delberg 6-color press. Wanted in nursing. Certified Officer with no Experience? Hours: Monday-Friday EXPERIENCED DEN- 1995 CHEVY Camaro OR Our new pay plan provides a competitive entry wage Tooele Vision Center 4pm-1am with available TAL Assistant with front Z28 350 LT1 $4500 • Associate Degree Registered Nurse with two (2) and advancement that is competitive with even the overtime. Must be at I WANT to Buy 1,000+ obo Call 719-240-0184 larger agencies. We work a 42-hour workweek and 300 S. Main St • Tooele office & back office ex- years of nursing experience. least 18yrs of age with acres near Tooele. If offer an unbeatable benefit package. There is no Office: 882-3233 perience. Excellent 1996 Chevrolet C/K2500 • Working knowledge of modern nursing practices a high school diploma you are interested in residency requirement but some restrictions on vehicle Fax: 882-1626 health, energetic, de- Cheyenne, extended and procedures; working knowledge of or equivalent and have selling, please call me use will apply. pendable. Fax resume cab, 4WD, white, exte- psychology and sociology. a current driver’s li- at 801-842-6922. to 882-8720 or call rior/interior immaculate, • Must be able to lift 20 pounds and climb stairs. Just thinking about a Career in Law Enforcement? Business owners If you cense. All benefits in- Bette 882-4421 WANTED: I Will pay runs great, 224K miles, While performing the duties of this job the Tooele City will consider sponsoring the right applicant need someone fast, cluded. Apply at 58 N cash for your junk cars. lifted, automatic, employee is frequently required to sit, talk and through POST. Ideally these applicants will have an place your classified ad EXPERIENCED MAN- Main Street, Tooele. C a l l S c o t t DL#6776, $5,900.00, hear. The employee is occasionally required to Associates Degree in a related field. We pay for your in all 45 of Utah's news- AGEMENT Needed Send resume to: Tran- tuition and wages while in training. Upon graduation (435)830-6189 801-915-3069 stand, walk, use hands, reach with hands and papers. The person you please apply online at script Bulletin Publish- arms, climb or balance, stoop or kneel. Specific you will learn from some of the best officers in the state are looking for could be as you complete the Officer Field Training Program. www.mcutah/11854.co ing, PO Box 390, TRANSMISSION RE- vision abilities required by the job include close from out of town. The Recreational You will be able to retire with a full pension in 20 years m or apply in person at Tooele, Utah 84074. PAIR, rebuild. Low cost vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral and enjoy a competitive benefit package along the way. cost is only $155. for a the Lake Point Mcdon- Transcript Bulletin Pub- Vehicles to Tooele residents. vision, depth perception and ability to adjust 25 word ad and it alds lishing promotes a drug Will buy vehicles 1990 focus. reaches up to 340,000 free environment. 1972 KIT Travel trailer and up that needs FANTASTIC PLASTIC is households. All you do 22’ sleeps six Call for transmission work, To Apply Return a completed now accepting applica- SALT ISLAND Adven- Complete job description is available at the is call the Transcript info 843-0886 Ask for cash paid. Shop Tooele City Application to the Tooele City tions. Must have experi- tures Cruises on the Tooele County Human Resource Office Bulletin at 882-0050 for Larry $2800 OBO (801)972-5810 Home Human Resource Office, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 ence with saws and great salt lake. Servers/ 47 South Main, Tooele all the details. (Mention (435)843-8181 Electronic applications may be obtained from the City routers. 10 E 2000 N C r e w m e m b e r s TRAILER 1991 27ft or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us website at www.tooelecity.org under job openings or from UCAN) Tooele to pick up appli- needed. $9/hr plus tips Prowler Reagal w/awn- 89 PONTIAC Grand This recruitment will run until the needs City Hall. Pre-employment and Random Drug Screen BECOME A SUB- of the department are met. Required - ADA/EEO Employer cation or drop by re- 801-252-9336 www. ing, excellent condition, Prix, runs good, $900 SCRIBER. 882-0050 sume. 435-882-4693 gslcruises.com $7000 (435)882-2938 obo. (435)882-4710 EEO Employer Tuesday April 3, 2007 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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1994 CHEVY 3500 454 2 AND 3bdrm apart- $$WHY RENT when 4BDRM, 2BTH, $1025/ FSBO: ERDA home w/2 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile GOT WATER? If you PUBLIC NOTICE 1 ton Silverado truck mo. No smoking, no $$$SAVE MONEY acres, 1 ac ft share culi- home for rent, no smok- own Tooele County wa- NOTICE IS HERBY ments behind Super you can buy? 0 down Find HUD & Bank w/shell, good condition, Wal-Mart. Swimming programs, not perfect pets. Deposit and refer- nary water, animals ing/ pets. 882-1550 ter shares please call GIVEN THAT the Tooele $ 5 0 0 0 o b o e n c e s r e q u i r e d . owned homes at: permitted, superior con- (801)725-9800 City Council will meet in pool, hot tub, exercise credit. First time buy- www.tooeleban- (435)882-2938 room, playground, full ers, Single parent 882-2672, 830-5998 struction, custom built & a public hearing and kowned homes.com all brick. 5bdrm, 4bth, 3 WANTED: WATER Business meeting clubhouse. 843-4400 programs. Call for 5BDRM 2BTH, hard- or call for a list Office Space 2000 SILVERADO Z71 working fireplaces, mar- rights or irrigation scheduled for Wednes- 1500 4x4 ext. cab 4dr, details. Berna Sloan wood floors, 2 car ga- B e r n a S l o a n 2BDRM 1BTH Unit, ble & tile floors, 3 car shares in Tooele Val- day, April 18, 2007 in the 5.3litre, auto, 8ft bed, 435-840-5029 Group rage, pets ok. Call 435-840-5029 Group Grantsville, newer car- large garage. Radiant ley. Call Ross at hour of 7:00 PM. The a/c, cd, pw, 103k miles, 1 Real Estate (801)573-8758 or 1 Real Estate C-A INVESTMENT pet, tile, paint, etc. floor heating. Land- 801-642-0119 meeting will be held at $ 9 , 9 9 9 o b o 882-0372 510 North Main, $575/mo, deposit re- $1121/mo BEAUTIFUL scaped w/automatic Tooele City Hall in the 435-840-1472 $241,000 BUY before Plaza 500. Available q u i r e d . C a l l 3bdrm, 2.5bth within BAD CREDIT? But want we have to list. In- sprinkler system. now, 1400 sqft. For Commercial City Council Chambers, (435)228-0011 walking distance of to buy. Lease option stant equity, nice ram- $595,000. Additional more information Property located at 90 N Main Apartments parks, golf, outdoor 5bdrm, 2bth, Tooele, bler, 2 car garage, 3 16acres available. contact 882-1199 Street, Tooele, Utah. 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- pool, fishing and even a 2200sqft, large family 882-0672 Public Hearing on an or- for Rent eled, govt. subsidized. car driveway, better FOR RENT 1210 North spa. Free cable, lawn room, fenced yard. EXECUTIVE PLAZA of- dinance of the Tooele Playground, carport. than new. Up: Living FSBO: TOOELE 5bdrm, 80 East (Old Strieby 1BDRM Basement care, snow removal and $1100/mo. 884-0193 fice space for lease, City Council vacating an $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, room, family room, 2.5bth, Brick rambler 2 W e l d i n g S h o p ) , apartment $500/mo more! Call Joseph (435)224-4932 $200-$850/mo, all utili- alley at 425 East be- Grantsville. Call Tammi 3bdrm, 2bth, laundry, car garage c/a perfect $2000/mo. Call Kristen plus deposit includes all 435-840-4575 ties included. Call Larry tween Birch St. and Ce- 884-3466, 884-1712. BEAUTIFUL, well-cared eating area, bar, up- SW location close to 849-2186 utilities cable and w/d (801)703-0745 dar St. Equal Housing Opp. 3BDRM 1BTH Big yard, for 3bdrm, 1.5bth graded cabinets, schools 364 Millcreek usage No smoking/ Pursuant to the Ameri- Must See. Fully fur- tri-level, fenced yard, black appliances, and W a y $ 1 9 9 , 0 0 0 FOR LEASE Office/ pets (435)882-4636 2BDRM Apartment, cans with Disabilities nished $1125/mo or views, $1100/mo, fridge, a/c, central 882-3779 Business Space Buildings $750/mo utilities in- Act, individuals needing $975/mo unfurnished $1100/dep. 345 East vac, designer colors, Utilities included. 46, cluded. 117 N 200 E. GORGEOUS RAMBLER special accommodation 801-835-5592 9 1 0 N o r t h . full blinds, nice car- 48 & 52 South Main. Beautiful Call 241-0472 or Town home 3bdrm, If you build, remodel or during this meeting (801)971-7357 pet. Down: Big family 1 month free. 843-0344 after 5pm 3BDRM 1BTH charming 2bth, 1 car garage, remove buildings you should notify Sharon 2Bedroom room, big bedroom, (602)826-9471 older home, newly re- BRAND NEW Homes for full bath, framed bed- 2003 great condition, can place your classi- Dawson, Tooele City Re- LARGE 2BDRM 2bth, (480)585-5380 Apartment!! modeled w/gas fire- Rent in Overlake won’t room, ready to sheet- spacious floor plan, Call fied ad in 45 of Utah's corder prior to the meet- Serious inquiries only. place, large yard w/ga- last long Contact Andre rock, storage, softwa- 801-601-8612 FROM $14.50/SF/YR. newspapers for only ing at (435) 843-2110 or Completely Remodeled w/d hook ups, central rage, no pets, no smok- w i t h U t a h R&I $155. for 25 words ($5. TDD (435) 843-2180 ter, huge backyard GRANTSVILLE HOME 2,500-12,000 SF avail- NEW fridge, stove, air, $500/dep, $650/mo. ing. Senior citizen con- (801)792-3829 for each additional (Published in the Tran- w/cement and bolts 2400sqft, 4bdrm, 2bth, able for lease: profes- dishwasher, cabinets, carpet, No pets No Smoking. sideration. Deposit re- word). You will reach script Bulletin March 20, TOOELE, DOUBLE- ready for another ga- central air, central vac- sional office space. Absolutely Gorgeous! The (435)840-3010 q u i r e d $ 9 0 0 / m o up to 340,000 house- 27, April 3 & 7, 2007) WIDE Modular 4bdrm rage, dog run, fully uum, RV parking, over- Hwy access, across 435-830-3337 holds and all you do is best value in ALL of Tooele. LARGE 3BDRM 2bth, 2bth $940/mo $400/dep landscaped, sprin- sized garage, great lo- from Hospital in Tooele. PUBLIC NOTICE call the Transcript Bul- updated duplex, laun- Includes water, sewer, klers, fenced. 1329 c a t i o n $ 2 2 5 , 0 0 0 1887 N Aaron Dr Con- NOTICE IS HERBY Non-Smokers Only! NO PETS! 3BDRM 1BTH newly re- letin at 882-0050 for all dry hookups, lots of garbage ,lot space. North 590 East 884-3164 t a c t L e s l e y : GIVEN THAT the Tooele modeled, $800/mo, the details. (Mention (801) 318-4997 storage, covered park- available 5/1/07 Call 435-241-0356 435-840-1242 (801)-263-1406 City Planning Commis- $500 cleaning deposit, UCAN Classified Net- 260 North 100 East, Tooele ing. Pets ok. Near eve- w/d, fridge, dishwasher, Linda or LaDawn sion will meet in a public 1997 HOUSE. 3bdrm, GRANTSVILLE, 4-5 work) rything. $695/mo, re- stove included. No 884-6878 hearing and Business fundable deposit. 2bth, good shape with Bedroom, 2 bathroom, meeting scheduled for pets, no smoking. GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm (801)232-9500 new paint, vaulted ceil- rambler, built: 1978, Wednesday, April 11, Land Mark (435)882-6472 3bth Rambler, garage Lots & Land Public Notices ings, carport, and shed lots of storage, big 2007 in the hour of 7:00 APARTMENTS available now. $1000/mo Meetings SLEEPING ROOMS 3BDRM 1BTH very $115,000. Call Matt yard, great neighbors, PM. The meeting will be 134 S Worthington St BUILDING LOT Grants- available, $70 per clean, good neighbor- (435)882-4406 $168,000 or best offer. held at Tooele City Hall Now accepting (680 East) ville 94’X137’ .297 acre Deadline for public no- week, $10 key deposit, hood, large partially (801)750-7971 884-3807 in the City Council Davidson Realty 12,936sqft curb, gutter, tices is 4 p.m. the day applications for first and last week- total fenced backyard, pets Chambers, located at 90 (435)833-0233 I BUY Houses! Need a sidewalk, good neigh- prior to publication. $150 to move in. 46 N negotiable, $625/mo N Main Street, Tooele, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom (801)466-5078 quick sale? Facing borhood irrigation Avail- Public notices submit- Broadway. 882-7605 plus deposit. 882-5227 Utah. FOR SALE! foreclosure? Don’t able 435-884- 3422 ted past the deadline apartments. TOOELE, 2bdrm, 1bth, 3BDRM 2.5BTH Beauti- HOT SUMMER Months wait, sell now! will not be accepted. Public Hearing to amend downstairs, very clean, ful town home 1 car ga- are coming and this (801)381-5873 msg. HORSE PROPERTY UPAXLP Deseret Commercial new blinds, w/d hook- rage all appliances Like 1bdrm, 1bth, house has Call Carol with Remax Subdivision Phase II A. NEW CUSTOM home in ups, covered parking. new inside $1050/mo brand new central air P l a t i n u m a t This subdivision contains Stockton, Utah on 2 $ 6 0 0 / m o p l u s 801-835-5592 utilities paid $300/dep 435-830-0007 Premier Mortgage2 lots ont9.61hanacresks lo- acres w/barn and shop. 350 West 400 North $400/dep. $500/mo 435-830-3186 cated at 30 West 1280 3BDRM 2BTH in Over- Sell Your Home Here for For detailed info & pho- PRIME BUILDING lot 882-7557 (435)882-0476 ReyannaNorth. DurAmendedfee plat to lake, for someone NEWER HOMES For tos visit www.utahhome w/rental in Tooele. rent 3 to 4 bedrooms with Remax/Lincludeakeside newly acquired BECOME A SUB- BECOME A SUB- who loves grass & $ 50* 4sale.net or call Build home or duplex or for her expert care in servingproperty. our shared client! SCRIBER. 882-0050 SCRIBER. 882-0050 trees, built in 2004, Contact Andrea with ea. (801)209-3656 invest. 1 block from Utah R&I 801-792-3829 6 Pursuant to the Ameri- g a s f i r e p l a c e , Planning on selling your main street adjacent to cans with Disabilities 1950sqft, $1095/mo. S. WILLOW/ Grantsville Call 882-0050 home, you could be elementary school. Act, individuals needing (435)850-2152 Beautiful brand new *Based on 13 issue contract. sending your sales 435-224-4701 special accommodation CLEAN 3BDRM 2bth 4bdrm, 2.bth 3 car points to up to 340,000 435-830-0129 during this meeting garage. Must see! $1300 Large fenced yard, cen- households at once. NOW TAKING reserva- should notify Rachelle 1115 South Legrand Dr SOUTHEAST BENCH The Kirk tral location, $1050/mo For $155. you can tions on South Hale 1 Custer, Tooele City Davidson Realty Quiet, Quality apartments in a excluding utilities, 1yr CUSTOM RAMBLER place your 25 word acre lots in Grantsville. Planner prior to the restored historic structure (435)833-0233 lease, leave message classified ad to all 45 Horse Property. Our meeting at (435) 801)466-5078 (801)440-7087 • 6 bdrm newspapers in Utah. builder or yours. Call 843-2130 or TDD (435) The Best Places at the Best Prices Just call the Transcript 843-2180. 3BDRM, 1.5BTH mobile LEASE WITH Option Carol with ReMax Plati- • 3.5 bth Bulletin at 882-0050 for (Published in the Tran- Completely Furnished home. $650 includes all 4bdrm, 3bth, Rambler num (435)830-0007 all the details. (Mention script Bulletin March 20, Weekly & Monthly Rates utilities, $400/dep. finished basement SE • Exercise room Tooele $1300/mo ucan) NW ARIZONA 40 36 N. Main #3 • Tooele27, April • 3 843-0919 & 10, 2007) (435)830-1177 • Great room ACRES FOR $99,900. 435-849-1777 Large PRICED TO Sell North- 3BDRM, 1.5BTH, near w/large kitchen Cooler summers - mild 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 yard, 2 car garage, hill- east Tooele home, grade school, $800/mo, winters. Gorgeous “We work for you, not the Bank.” side view, rare • Large family neat, clean, 4bdrm, utilities included. 329 mountain veiws. Half- 2bth, fenced yard, large C h a m p l a i n . C a l l SPLIT LEVEL House for room in finished way between Phoenix deck, storage, new car- 241-0472 or 843-0344 r e n t $ 8 5 0 / m o basement & Las Vegas. Won't last pet, new paint. Washer For Sale by Owner after 5pm. 435-674-5117 • Lanscaped at this price - call now. HOME MORTGAGE LOANS 801-885-3365 & dryer, fridge, micro- Wagon Bow Ranch - 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile w a v e . D a v i d Purchase or Refinance today! STANSBURY, 3BDRM • Sport court DCD R e a l t y home for rent, no smok- (801)404-7679 1(877)847-4986 (ucan) ing/ pets. 882-1550 2bth, central air, fenced • 3 car garage PRICED TO Sell! Beauti- yard, 2 car garage, TOOELE COUNTY fam- ful rambler on large lot 4bdrm 1.5bth fenced s o m e p e t s o k , 882-3531 ily looking for a building BEST RATES= 3bdrm, 2bth, 1400 sqft, yard, family room, $ 1 0 0 0 / m o . C a l l lot in Stansbury, Erda, 3/4 finished basement LOWER PAYMENTS & swamp cooler, no (435)850-2180 801-554-8474 or Lake Point please $230,00 1303 Paulos smoking, no pets, call 801-252-8479 Jana $850/mo, $750 clean- TOOELE TOWN Home blvd. (435)830-5339 GREATER SAVINGS ing deposit. 882-7592, 3bdrm 2bth 1 car car- RENT TO OWN & lock WYOMING RANCH DIS- (208)232-5756 or port new carpet, paint, New Home — in purchase price PERSAL 35 acres- (208)760-0233 A/C, small dog ok, no Horse Property! $59,900; 75 acres- .69 acre, Tooele NOW!! NO Bank qualifi- cats 893 W 700 S $108,900. Snow- 4BDRM 2BTH $1250/mo $275,000, 3BR 2BA cation required!! 1997 BONUS 823 Country Club, $ $825/mo 801-706-5570 capped mountain plus deposit fenced Rambler on a corner Complete a loan with me and Stansbury Park 249,900 Amazing Stansbury views. Surrounded by large yard, w/d, central TOOELE, 3BDRM, Fully fenced lot with receive a $50 GIFT Lake Home government land. air, 2 car garage, car 2.5bth multi-level, 5bdrm, 3 full baths, 2 Completely finished Abundant wildlife. Rec- CERTIFICATE • 4 bdrms • 2 family rooms port, shed, 1 pet ok, garage. $1095/mo up and down - 6 BR 3 family rooms. New Car- 593 E 1250 N reational paradise. Low to Leatherby’s Ice • (2) 1/2 bths, • Great location by S t a n s b u r y P a r k BA - Large Deck and pet & Paint. 2 fire- Jason White Davidson Realty Screened Porch - Private taxes. EZ terms call 3/4 basement bth park & schools 435-850-2115 places, Central Air. Mortgage Consultant Cream in Tooele. (435)833-0233 Dock - $475,000 Utah Ranches, LLC. • Gas fi replace • Mature trees in backyard $1395/mo. Purchase 4BDRM, 2 BTH, Huge (801)466-5078 Gorgeous Views! price $219,900. Call El- 1(877)351-5263 (ucan) (435) 830-4204 • Central air • New fl ooring throughout Home! Fenced yard, 4 BR 2.5 BA - Bench- len 888-597-6021 view Dr in SE Tooele • 2,300 sq. ft. • New appliances new paint, hardwood RE/MAX Results f l o o r s , $ 9 7 5 / m o Homes - $444,900 Water Shares $600/dep. 172 N 5th St, Build a Home RENTERS! KISS your Jeff & Shonie Guymon, Owners Tooele. (435)830-1430 on 4.7 acres in Erda. landlord goodbye! 1yr 4BDRM 2BTH 1&1/3 Well with two under- lease/ option, $3000 2 SETTLEMENT Can- 435.843.1121 SELLING YOUR moun- acre horse property ground water rights. down/ $1000/ $1250 yon Irrigation shares for tain bike? www.tooele $350,000. Must see! sale Call Jed @ www.deseretpeakmtg.com Heather Kieffer Monthly. Lock in to- transcript.com Call 884-0969 day’s prices. 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FREE HOME CONSULTATION C a l l B u f f i e BECOME A SUB- (435)228-8575 SCRIBER. 882-0050 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 15-004-0-0320 Trust No. 1089018-07 Ref: Shane Ard TRA: Loan No. xxxxxx2079. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED March 16, 2005. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- TION OF THIS PRO- CEEDING, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On April 24, 2007, at 4:30pm, James H. Woodall, as duly appointed Trustee under a Deed of Trust recorded March 17, 2005, as In- strument No. 237449, in Book 1009, Page 458, of the Official Records in the office at the County Recorder of Tooele County, State of Utah, executed by Shane Ard and Misty Ewell, Hus- band And Wife As Joint Tenants, will sell at public auction to highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale. Successful bidders must tender a deposit of $5,000 in certified funds to the trustee at the time of sale, with the balance due by noon the following business day, at the office of the Trustee. At the main entrance of the Tooele County District Court, 74 South 100 East, Tooele, Utah all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said PUBLIC NOTICE Deed of Trust in the Notice is hereby given property situated in said that the Tooele City County and State de- Council will meet in a scribed as: Lot 320, Business Meeting on country crossing neigh- Wednesday, April 4, borhood phase 2b, plat 2007 at the hour of 7:00 3, P.U.D., being a vaca- P.M. The meeting will tion and resubdivision of be held at the Tooele a portion of county City Hall Council Room crossing amended, located at 90 North Main phase 2, amended. Ac- Street, Tooele, Utah. cording to the official plat 1. Pledge of Allegiance as recorded in the office 2. Mayor's Community of the Tooele County Recognition Awards Recorder. Being more 3. Recognition Award NOTICE OF TRUS- Correctly described as: Presented by Mayor Pat- TEE'S SALE Lot 320, Country Cross- rick Dunlavy The following described ing Neighborhood Phase 4. Open Forum for Pub- real property will be sold 2B, Plat 3, P.U.D., being lic Comment at public auction to the a vacation and resubdivi- 5. Resolution 2007- 20 highest bidder payable sion of a portion of A Resolution Providing in lawful money of the C o u n t r y C r o s s i n g for the Acquisition, Con- United States at the time Amended, Phase 2, struction, Equipping and of sale, At the east en- amended. According to Improvement of a Manu- trance at the Tooele the official plat as re- facturing Facility for the County Courthouse, 74 corded in the office of PUBLIC NOTICE Manufacture of Finished South 100 East, Tooele, the Tooele County Re- NOTICE IS HERBY Wood Products and Re- UT, on 4/23/2007 at corder. The street ad- GIVEN THAT the Tooele lated Products to be Lo- 01:00 PM of said day, NOTICE OF TRUS- dress and other common City Planning Commis- cated in Tooele City, for the purpose of fore- TEE'S SALE designation of the real sion will meet in a public Utah in Order that Con- closing a trust deed exe- APN: 15-004-0-0320 property described hearing and Business estoga Wood Special- cuted by Darin R. Ander- Trust No. 1089018-07 above is purported to be: meeting scheduled for ties, Corporation (“Bor- son, an unmarried man Ref: Shane Ard TRA: 452 E Manchester Lane Wednesday, April 25, rower”) may be Provided Leslie Berg an unmar- Loan No. xxxxxx2079. a/k/a 452 East Manches- 2007 in the hour of 7:00 with Facilities to Promote r i e d w o m a n a s IMPORTANT NOTICE ter Lane Stansbury Park, NOTICE OF BONDS TO PUBLIC NOTICE PM. The meeting will be the General Welfare and Trustor(s), in favor of , TO PROPERTY UT 84074. Estimated BE ISSUED NOTICE IS HERBY held at Tooele City Hall Encourage the Increase and recorded on OWNER: YOU ARE IN Total Debt as of April 24, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Tooele in the City Council of Industry and Com- 02/20/2003, as Entry No. DEFAULT UNDER A 2007 is $155,313.23. GIVEN pursuant to the City Planning Commis- Chambers, located at 90 merce; Authorizing and 196363 in Book 823, DEED OF TRUST, The undersigned Trus- provisions of the Utah sion will meet in a public N Main Street, Tooele, Providing for Issuance Page 869, of Official Re- DATED March 16, 2005. tee disclaims any liability Refunding Bond Act, Ti- hearing and Business Utah. by the Issuer of its cords of Tooele County, UNLESS YOU TAKE for any incorrectness of tle 11, Chapter 27, Utah meeting scheduled for Public Hearing to amend $10,000,000 Tax Ex- Utah, covering real prop- ACTION TO PROTECT the street address and Code Annotated 1953, Wednesday, April 11, Hometowne Court PUD. empt Adjustable Mode erty located at 142 North YOUR PROPERTY, IT other common designa- as amended, that the 2007 in the hour of 7:00 Amended plat to correct Industrial Development 5th Street, Toolel, UT MAY BE SOLD AT A tion, if any, shown Board of Trustees (the PM. The meeting will be building locations by Revenue Bonds, (Con- 84074, Tooele County, PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU herein. Said sale will be “Board”) of the Utah held at Tooele City Hall Hometown Develop- estoga Wood Special- State of Utah and more NEED AN EXPLANA- made without covenant Transit Authority (the “Is- inB6the City Council ment. ties, CorporationTooeleProject) particularlyTranscripdescribedt-Bulleas TION tOFinTHIS PRO- or warranty, express or Tuesdasuer”)y Aprilexpects 3,to adopt2007a Chambers, located at 90 Pursuant to the Ameri- Series 2007 Which Will follows: Lot 2, 3 and 4, CEEDING, YOU implied, regarding title, resolution (the “Resolu- N Main Street, Tooele, cans with Disabilities be Payable Solely from Block 137, Plat "C", SHOULD CONTACT A possession, condition or tion”) to authorize the is- Utah.Public Notices Act,Publicindividuals Noticesneeding Public Notices thePublicRevenues NoticesArising TooelePublicCity Noticessurvey, LAWYER.Public OnNoticesApril 24, encumbrances,Public Noticesincluding Public Notices suancePublicof Noticesthe Issuer's PublicMeetingsHearing to amend specialMeetingsaccommodation Meetings from Meetingsthe Pledge of a TooeleTrusteesCity A.P.N 2007, Trusteesat 4:30pm, James fees, Trusteescharges and ex- Miscellaneous SalesMiscellaneousTax Revenue Re- Deseret Commercial during this meeting Loan Agreement with 2-103-6 A.P.N. 2-103-6 H. Woodall, as duly ap- penses of the Trustee funding Bonds, Series Subdivision Phase II A. should notify Rachelle PUBLIC NOTICE Borrower; Authorizing The address of the prop- pointed Trustee under a and of the trusts created FUNDING NOTICE 2007 (or such other Se- This subdivision contains Custer, Tooele City Notice is hereby given the Execution and Deliv- erty is purported to be Deed of Trust recorded by said Deed of Trust, to The Utah Balance of ries designations and ti- 2 lots on 9.61 acres lo- Planner prior to the that the Tooele City ery of a Loan Agreement 142 North 5th Street March 17, 2005, as In- pay the remaining princi- State Homeless Coordi- tles as may be deter- cated at 30 West 1280 meeting at (435) Council will meet in a Between the Issuer and Toolel, UT 84074 The strument No. 237449, in pal sums of the note(s) nating Council is seeking mined by the Board, the North. Amended plat to 843-2130 or TDD (435) Business Meeting on Borrower; Providing for undersigned disclaims li- Book 1009, Page 458, of secured by said Deed of applications for the 2007 “Bonds”) in the aggre- include newly acquired 843-2180. Wednesday, April 4, Financing the Acquisi- ability for any error in the the Official Records in Trust. The current bene- HUD Continuum of Care gate principal amount of property. (Published in the Tran- 2007 at the hour of 7:00 tion, Construction and address. Said sale will the office at the County ficiary of the Trust Deed grant. Approximately not to exceed Three Pursuant to the Ameri- script Bulletin March 27, P.M. The meeting will Equipping of Said Pro- be made without cove- Recorder of Tooele as of the date of this no- $1.1 million is available Hundred Ten Million dol- cans with Disabilities April 3, 10 & 17, 2007) be held at the Tooele ject; Authorizing the Exe- nant or warranty, ex- County, State of Utah, tice is: Gmac Mortgage. for housing projects to lars ($310,000,000), to Act, individuals needing City Hall Council Room cution and Delivery of a pressed or implied, re- executed by Shane Ard The record owner of the assist the chronically bear interest at a rate or special accommodation PUBLIC NOTICE located at 90 North Main Trust Indenture, a Bond garding title, possession, and Misty Ewell, Hus- property as of the re- homeless. These pro- rates of not to exceed during this meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY Street, Tooele, Utah. Purchase Agreement, or encumbrances, to pay band And Wife As Joint cording of the Notice of jects must be located in Six percent (6.0%) per should notify Rachelle GIVEN THAT the Tooele 1. Pledge of Allegiance and Related Documents; the remaining principal Tenants, will sell at pub- Default is/are: Shane Tooele County. Applica- annum, to mature in not Custer, Tooele City City Planning Commis- 2. Mayor's Community Approving the Use of an sum of the note(s) se- lic auction to highest bid- Ard and Misty Ewell. tions must be received more than Thirty-Five Planner prior to the sion will meet in a Public Recognition Awards Official Statement; Con- cured by said Deed of der, payable in lawful Dated: March 27, 2007. by April 23, 2007. For (35) years from their meeting at (435) Hearing and Business 3. Recognition Award firming the Sale of Said Trust, with interest money of the United James H. Woodall more information on ap- date or dates, and to be 843-2130 or TDD (435) meeting scheduled for Presented by Mayor Pat- Bonds; and Related Mat- thereon, as provided in States at the time of 10653 River Front plication requirements, sold at a price not less 843-2180. Wednesday April 25, rick Dunlavy ters. said note(s), advances, if sale. Successful bidders Parkway, Suite 290 visit http://hud.gov/of than Ninety-Eight per- (Published in the Tran- 2007 at the hour of 7:00 4. Open Forum for Pub- Presented by Eric John- any, under the terms of must tender a deposit of South Jordan, Utah fices/adm/grants/nofa07/ cent (98%) of the total script Bulletin March 20, pm. The meeting will be lic Comment son, Smith Hartvigsen the Deed of Trust, esti- $5,000 in certified funds 84095 (801) 254-9450 grpcoc.cfm or contact principal amount thereof, 27, April 3 & 10, 2007) held at Tooele City Hall 5. Resolution 2007- 20 PLLC mated fees, charges and to the trustee at the time (800) 245-1886 (Hot- Eileen Dwyer at plus accrued interest to in the City Council A Resolution Providing 6. PUBLIC HEARING expenses of the Trustee of sale, with the balance line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 801-359-4142 ext. 362. the date of delivery. The PUBLIC NOTICE Chambers, located at 90 for the Acquisition, Con- and MOTION on Zoning and of the trusts created due by noon the follow- 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: (Published in the Tran- Issuer does not antici- NOTICE IS HERBY N. Main Street, Tooele, struction, Equipping and Change for Two Lots by said Deed of Trust, to ing business day, at the James H. Woodall, script Bulletin April 3, pate requiring any de- GIVEN THAT the Tooele Utah. Improvement of a Manu- from Commercial to wit: $115,701.28 (Esti- office of the Trustee. At Trustee R-139038 2007) posit in connection with City Planning Commis- Public Hearing and mo- facturing Facility for the R1-8 Located at 1200 mated). Sale information the main entrance of the (Published in the Tran- the sale of the Bonds. sion will meet in a public tion of recommendation Manufacture of Finished West 750 South by Na- may be available by call- Tooele County District script Bulletin March 27, NOTICE OF BONDS TO The Bonds are to be is- hearing and Business to the City Council to va- Wood Products and Re- than and Roger Brock- ing one business day Court, 74 South 100 April 3 & 10, 2007) BE ISSUED sued pursuant to the meeting scheduled for cate and re-subdivide lated Products to be Lo- bank prior to (or on) the East, Tooele, Utah all NOTICE IS HEREBY Amended and Restated Wednesday, April 25, Deer Hollow Phase 6, cated in Tooele City, Presented by Rachelle scheduled sale date. right, title and interest GIVEN pursuant to the General Indenture of 2007 in the hour of 7:00 Public Notices lots 602, 603, 604, & Utah in Order that Con- Custer Please be advised that conveyed to and now provisions of the Utah Trust dated as of Sep- PM. The meeting will be 605 located at Elk Hol- estoga Wood Special- 7. PUBLIC HEARING the opening bid amount held by it under said Miscellaneous Refunding Bond Act, Ti- tember 1, 2002, or the held at Tooele City Hall low Loop and Deer Hol- ties, Corporation (“Bor- and MOTION Ordinance may be reduced from the Deed of Trust in the tle 11, Chapter 27, Utah Subordinated General in the City Council low Road by Steve Ham- rower”) may be Provided 2007-09 An Ordinance total debt due. Bidders property situated in said Deadline for public no- Code Annotated 1953, Indenture of Trust dated Chambers, located at 90 ilton. with Facilities to Promote of the Tooele City Coun- must be prepared to ten- County and State de- tices is 4 p.m. the day as amended, that the as of July 1, 2006, each N Main Street, Tooele, Pursuant to the Ameri- the General Welfare and cil Creating Revisions to der to the trustee scribed as: Lot 320, prior to publication. Board of Trustees (the as heretofore amended Utah. cans with Disabilities Encourage the Increase the One and Two Family $5,000.00 at the sale country crossing neigh- Public notices submit- “Board”) of the Utah and supplemented (pre- Public Hearing to amend Act, individuals needing of Industry and Com- Residential Design and the balance of the borhood phase 2b, plat ted past the deadline Transit Authority (the “Is- viously executed by the Hometowne Court PUD. special accommodation merce; Authorizing and Guidelines purchase price by 10:00 3, P.U.D., being a vaca- will not be accepted. suer”) expects to adopt a Issuer) and a Supple- Amended plat to correct during this meeting Providing for Issuance Presented by Rachelle AM the day following the tion and resubdivision of UPAXLP resolution (the “Resolu- mental Indenture of building locations by should notify Richard by the Issuer of its Custer sale. Both payments a portion of county tion”) to authorize the is- Trust relating to the Hometown Develop- Jorgensen, Tooele City $10,000,000 Tax Ex- 8. PUBLIC HEARING must be in the form of a crossing amended, suance of the Issuer's Bonds (collectively, the ment. Land Use Technician empt Adjustable Mode and MOTION Ordinance cashier's check. Cash or phase 2, amended. Ac- Sales Tax Revenue Re- “Indenture”) and the Pursuant to the Ameri- prior to the meeting at Industrial Development 2007-07 An Ordinance “official checks” are not cording to the official plat funding Bonds, Series Resolution and a Final cans with Disabilities (435) 843-2130 or TDD Revenue Bonds, (Con- of the Tooele City Coun- acceptable. This firm is as recorded in the office 2007 (or such other Se- Bond Resolution to be Act, individuals needing (435) 843-2180. estoga Wood Special- cil Amending Tooele City assisting in the collection of the Tooele County ries designations and ti- adopted by the Board special accommodation (Published in the Tran- ties, Corporation Project) Code §7-26-7 to Clarify of a debt and any infor- Recorder. Being more tles as may be deter- authorizing and confirm- during this meeting Thinking of Buying or script Bulletin March 27, Series 2007 Which Will the Effective Date of mation obtained may be Correctly described as: mined by the Board, the ing the sale of the Bonds should notify Rachelle April 3, 10 & 17, 2007) be Payable Solely from Chapter 7-26- Regarding used for that purpose. Lot 320, Country Cross- “Bonds”) in the aggre- for the purpose of (i) re- Custer, Tooele City the Revenues Arising the Developer Require- Dated: 3/16/2007 ing Neighborhood Phase Sellinggate principal youramount home?of funding certain outstand- Planner prior to the HAVING A yard sale? from the Pledge of a ment to Convey Water John W. Lish, ESQ., as 2B, Plat 3, P.U.D., being not to exceed Three ing obligations of the Is- meeting at (435) Advertise in the Tran- Loan Agreement with Rights Successor Trustee a vacation and resubdivi- Hundred Ten Million dol- suer; (ii) funding a debt 843-2130 or TDD (435) script I can get you on the right Track! Borrower; Authorizing Presented by Roger 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite sion of a portion of lars ($310,000,000), to service reserve fund, if 843-2180. the Execution and Deliv- Baker 110 Clearfield, UT C o u n t r y C r o s s i n g bear interest at a rate or required, and (iii) paying (Published in the Tran- ery of a Loan Agreement 9. Resolution 2007-13 A 84015 Phone (801) Amended, Phase 2, rates of not to exceed issuance expenses. script Bulletin March 27, Between the Issuer and Resolution of the Tooele 614-5050 P282359 amended. According to Six percent (6.0%) per Said Indenture shall con- April 3, 10 & 17, 2007) Tooele County’s FBorrower;amilyProviding for City Council Authorizing (Published in the Tran- the official plat as re- CAROLannum, to matureAin UTRYnot tain such terms and pro- Financing the Acquisi- the Police Department to script Bulletin March 27, corded in the office of more than Thirty-Five visions as shall®be ap- tion, Construction and Appropriate Unclaimed April 3 & 10, 2007) the Tooele County Re- (35) years from theirREALTORproved by the Board at Real Estate EquippingAdvisorof Said Pro- Personal Property for corder. The street ad- date or dates, and to be the time of adoption of ject; Authorizing the Exe- Public Use NOTICE OF TRUS- dress and other common sold at a price not less the Final Bond Resolu- SERVING THE NEEDS OFcution BUYERandSDelivery/SELLERofS: a Presented by Ron Kirby TEE'S SALE designation of the real than Ninety-Eight per- tion. Trust Indenture, a Bond 10. Resolution 2007-19 APN: 15-004-0-0320 property described cent (98%)mobileof the total As provided in the In- • 1st Time Home BuyersPurchase • Empty NAgreement,esters A Resolution of the Trust No. 1089018-07 above is purported to be: principal amount thereof, denture, the Bonds will • Singles • Investors • LandargeRelatedEstate Documents;Owners Tooele City Council Ref: Shane Ard TRA: 452 E Manchester Lane plus accrued801.520.6680interest to be limited obligations of • Families Needing HorseApproving Propertythe Use of an Authorizing the Mayor to Loan No. xxxxxx2079. a/k/a 452 East Manches- the date of delivery. The the Issuer payable from Official Statement; Con- Sign on behalf of Tooele IMPORTANT NOTICE ter Lane Stansbury Park, Issuer doesoffi notce antici- the sales taxes and firming the Sale of Said City a Contract with TO PROPERTY UT 84074. Estimated pate requiring any de- revenues collected for Bonds; and Related Mat- Western Excavating for OWNER: YOU ARE IN Total Debt as of April 24, posit in connection801.843.8326with the Issuer's public transit ters. Construction of the 425 DEFAULT UNDER A 2007 is $155,313.23. the sale of the Bonds. system. Presented by Eric John- West Utility Upgrades DEED OF TRUST, The undersigned Trus- The Bonds are to be is- Forms of the Resolution son, Smith Hartvigsen Project. DATED March 16, 2005. tee disclaims any liability sued pursuant to the and of the Indenture are PLLC Presented by Paul Han- UNLESS YOU TAKE for any incorrectness of Amended and Restated on file in the principal of- Call Shane 6. PUBLIC HEARING sen ACTION TO PROTECT the street address and General Indenture of fice of the Issuer at 3600 and MOTION on Zoning 11. Ordinance 2007-14 YOUR PROPERTY, IT other common designa- Trust dated as of Sep- South 700 West in South Change for Two Lots An Ordinance of the MAY BE SOLD AT A tion, if any, shown tember 1, 2002, or the Salt Lake City, Utah, 840-0344 from Commercial to Tooele City Council Re- PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU herein. Said sale will be Subordinated General where they may be ex- R1-8 Located at 1200 ducing the Municipal NEED AN EXPLANA- made without covenant ExitIndenture Realtyof HomeTrust dated Teamamined during regular West 750 South by Na- Telecommunications Tax TION OF THIS PRO- or warranty, express or as of July 1, 2006, each business hours of the Is- than and Roger Brock- Rate from 4% to 3.5% CEEDING, YOU implied, regarding title, as heretofore amended suer for a period of at bank Presented by Glenn SHOULD CONTACT A possession, condition or FREE! Miller Motorsportsand supplemented (prepark- least ticketsthirty for(30) days 472 East 770 North •Presented Tooeleby Rachelle Caldwell LAWYER. On April 24, encumbrances, including viously executed by the from and after the date Custer 12. Resolution 2007-18 2007, at 4:30pm, James fees, charges and ex- listingIssuer) yourand housea Supple with- of me!publication of this no- $ 7. PUBLIC HEARING A Resolution of the H. Woodall, as duly ap- penses of the Trustee mental Indenture of tice. 199,900and MOTION Ordinance Tooele City Council pointed Trustee under a and of the trusts created Trust relating to the NOTICE IS FURTHER • 4 2007-09bdrm An Ordinance Amending the Returned Deed of Trust recorded by said Deed of Trust, to Bonds (collectively, the GIVEN that a period of of the Tooele City Coun- Check Fee for Utilities March 17, 2005, as In- pay the remaining princi- “Indenture”) and the thirty (30) days from and • 2 cilfullCreating bth Revisions to Billings strument No. 237449, in pal sums of the note(s) Resolution and a Final after the date of the pub- • Fullythe One fencedand Two Family Presented by Glenn Book 1009, Page 458, of secured by said Deed of Bond Resolution to be lication of this notice is Residential Design Caldwell the Official RecordsGetin Trust. The readycurrent bene- for adopted by the Board provided by law during • Mountain/Guidelines 13. Minutes the office at the County ficiary of the Trust Deed authorizing and confirm- which any person in in- lakePresented viewsby Rachelle March 21, 2007 (Work Recorder of Tooele as of the date of this no- ing the sale of the Bonds terest shall have the Custer Session) County, State of Utah, tice is: Gmac Mortgage. for the purpose of (i) re- right to contest the legal- • G8.reatPUBLIC east sideHEARING March 21, 2007 (City executed by Shane Ard The record owner of the funding certain outstand- ity of the Resolution, the NEW LISTING neighborhoodand MOTION Ordinance Council) and Misty Ewell, Hus- property as of the re- ing obligations of the Is- Indenture (as it relates 2007-07 An Ordinance 14. Invoices band And Wife As Joint cording of the Notice of suer; (ii) funding a debt only to the Bonds), or of the Tooele City Coun- Presented by Sharon Tenants, will sell at pub- Default is/are: Shane service reserve fund, if the Bonds, or any provi- cil Amending Tooele City Dawson lic auction to highest bid- Ard and Misty Ewell. required, and (iii) paying sion made for the secu- 16 E. Aparicio Dr. Overlake 573 W.Code 200§7-26-7 S. Tooeleto Clarify 15. Mayor's Report der, payable in lawful Dated: March 27, 2007. issuance expenses. rity and payment of the the Effective Date of 16. Adjourn money of the United James H. Woodall Said Indenture shall con- Bonds, and that after Chapter 7-26- Regarding Sharon A. Dawson States at the timeSpringof 10653 River Front tain such terms and pro- such time, no one shall the Developer Require- Tooele City Recorder sale. Successful bidders Parkway, Suite 290 visions as shall be ap- have any cause of action ment to Convey Water Pursuant to the Ameri- must tender a deposit of South Jordan, Utah proved by the Board at to contest the regularity, Rights cans with Disabilities $5,000 in certified funds 84095 (801) 254-9450 the time of adoption of formality or legality Presented by Roger Act, Individuals Needing in a (800)Beautiful245-1886 (Hot -New Home!the Final Bond Resolu- thereof for any cause to the trustee at the time Baker Special Accommoda- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - tion. whatsoever. $ $ of sale, with the balance 203,900 9. Resolution184,9002007-13 A tions Should Notify due by noon the follow244 -Old5:00 CountyP.M. Signature/by: Rd. • Stockton As provided in the In- DATED this 28th day of Resolution of the Tooele Sharon A. Dawson, ing business day, at the James H. Woodall, NEWdenture, LISTINGthe Bonds will March, 2007. Beautiful Views, Lrg .24 acre Beautiful AllCity BrickCouncil Home withAuthorizing sun Tooele City Recorder, at office of the Trustee. At TrusteeWOW! R-139038 $179,900 be limited obligations of UTAH TRANSIT lot, 3 large bdrms, Full Landscap- room. Newthe KitchenPolice & DepartmentHardwood to 843-2110 prior to the the main entrance of the (Published in the Tran- the Issuer payable from AUTHORITY ing & Sprinkling System, Large floors, 2500Appropriate sq ft., 4 bdrUnclaimedms, 2 meeting. TDD Phone Tooele County District script Bulletin March 27, Lot In Erda!the sales Totaxes beand built!/s/ Kenneth D. Monta- Peaceful Upstairs Loft, Open baths, FullPersonal landsapdedProperty & auto for Number 843-2108 Court, 74 South 100 April 3 & 10, 2007) revenues collected for gue Jr. Kitchen/Livingroom area sprinklers,PublicFenced Use yard (Published in the Tran- East, Tooele, Utah all the Issuer's public transit Secretary/Treasurer Presented by Ron Kirby script Bulletin April 3, right, title and interest Yoursystem. plan or ours!(Published in the Tran- 10. Resolution 2007-19 2007) conveyed to and now Forms of the Resolution script Bulletin April 3, Park Hill Estates, SE Tooele • A$385,000Resolution of the held by it under said Build yourand of thedreamIndenture home!are 2007) Tooele City Council Public Notices Deed of Trust in the on file in the principal of- Authorizing the Mayor to property situated in3 saidbdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & fice of the Issuer at 3600 FRAMING COMPLETED!Sign on behalf of Tooele Trustees County and Statehorsede- property all under $180,000! Call LaramieSouth 700 West forin Southdetails City a Contract with scribed as: Lot 320, Salt Lake City, Utah, TWesterno be built Excavatingin coveted for Deadline for public no- country crossing neigh- where they may be ex- ConstructionSouth East location.of the 425 tices is 4 p.m. the day borhood phase 2b, plat amined during regular prior to publication. 1581 E. Colavito Dr. • Tooele 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda HOT HOME! West Utility3 bdrUpgradesms, 3, P.U.D., being a vaca- business hours of the Is- Project.2 1/2 baths, Public notices submit- tion and resubdivision of suer for a period of at Presented by Paul Han- ted past the deadline a portion of county least thirty (30) days 4 car garage, will not be accepted. sen 4527 sq ft. crossing amended, from and after the date 11. Ordinance 2007-14 UPAXLP phase 2, amended. Ac- of publication of this no- An Ordinance of the cording to theUnderofficial plat tice. NOTICE OF TRUS- Tooele City Council Re- as recorded in the office NOTICE IS FURTHER TEE'S SALE ducing the Municipal of the Tooele County GIVEN that a period of The following described Telecommunications Tax Recorder. Being more thirty (30) days from and real property will be sold 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Rate from 4% to 3.5% CorrectlyVContracterdescribedy nice 2 storas:y home in after the6date bdrms,of the 4 pubbths,- 2 kitchens, at public auction to the Presented by Glenn Lot 320,Overlake.Country Cross This is- a unique floor Newly updated kitchen & lication of this notice is highest bidder payable 2 family rooms, on 5 acres in 911 N. 1430 E • Tooele Caldwell ing Neighborhoodplan with aPhase bonus room on the bathrooms. New Paint & provided by law during in lawful money of the $ $ $ 12. Resolution 2007-18 2B, Plat second3, P.U.D., floor!being 214,000 Newer carpet. 189,900 which anyErda.person519,900in in- $ United States at the time 230,900 A Resolution of the a vacation and resubdivi- terest shall have the of sale, At the east en- Tooele City Council sion of a portion of right to contest the legal- trance at the Tooele Amending the Returned C o u n t r y1604C rCountry o s s i n g Ln • Erda 2133 W. Deer Run Dr. Stocktonity of the1470Resolution,W. Hwythe 199, Rush Valley County Courthouse, 74 Check Fee for Utilities Amended, Phase 2, Indenture (as it relates South 100 East, Tooele, Price Reduced $499,900 Billings amended. According to only to the Bonds), or UT, on 4/23/2007 at Presented by Glenn the official plat as re- the Bonds, or any provi- 01:00 PM of said day, Caldwell corded in the office of sion made for the secu- for the purpose of fore- 13. Minutes the Tooele County Re- rity and payment of the Currently has 3 bdrms, a full bath closing a trust deed exe- March 21, 2007 (Work corder. The street ad- Bonds, and that after & 1/2 bath, Basement is in the 4 Apartments cuted by Darin R. Ander- Session) dress and other common UNDER CONSTRUCTIONsuch time, no one shall process of being finished with add. Great opportunity to own a multi- son, an unmarried man March 21, 2007 (City designation of the real have any cause of action familyroom, bedrooms & bathroom. unit rental. Includes two parcels Leslie Berg an unmar- WOW 24.077 acres in Rush Valley. Council) property described 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautifulto contest the regularity, Great Family Location. of land to north. $179,900 r i e d w o m a n a s 14. Invoices above is purported to be: rambler with a bonus room being formalityVery,or Verylegality cute home. Wonder- Trustor(s), in favor of , 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family Presented by Sharon 452 E Manchester Lane built on an acre in Stockton! Choosethereof fulfor barnany & 20cause acre ft of water. and recorded on rooms, brick & stucco Rambler Dawson a/k/a 452 East Manches$ - whatsoever. 02/20/2003, as Entry No. on 5 acres. 499,900 your colors now! $369,900 $499,900 15. Mayor's Report ter Lane Stansbury Park, DATED this 28th day of 224 International Ave. 186 W. Heritage Hill Dr. • $305,900 196363 in Book 823, 16. Adjourn UT 84074. Estimated March, 2007. $ Page 869, of Official Re- 134,500 Sharon A. Dawson Total Debt as of April 24, UTAH TRANSIT cords of Tooele County, Tooele City Recorder 2007 is $155,313.23. AUTHORITY Utah, covering real prop- Pursuant to the Ameri- The undersigned Trus- /s/ Kenneth D. Monta- erty located at 142 North cans with Disabilities tee disclaimsCallany liabilityLaramie Dunn for ALLgue Jr. 5th Street, Toolel, UT Act, Individuals Needing for any incorrectness of Secretary/Treasurer 84074, Tooele County, Special Accommoda- the street address and (Published in the Tran- State of Utah and more tions Should Notify other common designa- script Bulletin April 3, SOLDSharon A. Dawson, particularly described as your Real Estate needs 2007) BeautifulSOLD private bungalow cottage tion, if any, shown • Large .35 acre Corner Lot follows: Lot 2, 3 and 4, with hardwood & tile floors. Tooele City Recorder, at herein. Said sale will be • 4 bdrms • 2 1/2 baths, Block 137, Plat "C", 2 Bedrooms & 1 Full bath. 843-2110 prior to the made without covenant • 4 car garage, • 3200 sq ft. Tooele City survey, Familyroom & Dining room. meeting. TDD Phone or warranty, express or • Beautiful Mountain Views Tooele City A.P.N Full unfinished basement. Number 843-2108 implied, regarding title, 2-103-6 A.P.N. 2-103-6 435-224-4000 (Published in the Tran- possession, condition or The address of the prop- script Bulletin April 3, encumbrances, including erty is purported to be 2007) fees, charges and ex- 142 North 5th Street penses of the Trustee Toolel, UT 84074 The and of the trusts created undersigned disclaims li- by said Deed of Trust, to ability for any error in the pay the remaining princi- address. Said sale will pal sums of the note(s) be made without cove- secured by said Deed of nant or warranty, ex- Trust. The current bene- pressed or implied, re- ficiary of the Trust Deed garding title, possession, as of the date of this no- or encumbrances, to pay tice is: Gmac Mortgage. the remaining principal The record owner of the sum of the note(s) se- property as of the re- cured by said Deed of cording of the Notice of Trust, with interest Default is/are: Shane thereon, as provided in Ard and Misty Ewell. said note(s), advances, if Dated: March 27, 2007. any, under the terms of James H. Woodall the Deed of Trust, esti- 10653 River Front mated fees, charges and Parkway, Suite 290 expenses of the Trustee South Jordan, Utah and of the trusts created 84095 (801) 254-9450 by said Deed of Trust, to (800) 245-1886 (Hot- wit: $115,701.28 (Esti- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - mated). Sale information 5:00 P.M. Signature/by: may be available by call- James H. Woodall, ing one business day Trustee R-139038 prior to (or on) the (Published in the Tran- scheduled sale date. script Bulletin March 27, Please be advised that April 3 & 10, 2007) the opening bid amount may be reduced from the total debt due. Bidders must be prepared to tender to the trustee $5,000.00 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 10:00 AM the day following the sale. Both payments must be in the form of a cashier's check. Cash or “official checks” are not acceptable. This firm is assisting in the collection of a debt and any information obtained may be used for that purpose. Dated: 3/16/2007 John W. Lish, ESQ., as Successor Trustee 1725 E. 1450 S., Suite 110 Clearfield, UT 84015 Phone (801) 614-5050 P282359 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 27, April 3 & 10, 2007) PUBLIC NOTICE DRAFT FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IM- PACT (FONSI) FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR RENOVATION AND OPERATION OF THE BAKER LABORATORY AT U.S. ARMY DUG- WAY PROVING GROUND, UTAH A. Proposed Action. 1. The environmental assessment (EA) was prepared to evaluate the potential environmental effects of renovating and operating the Baker Laboratory at West De- sert Test Center (WDTC), U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (DPG). The objective of the proposed action is to renovate the de-commis- sioned Baker Laboratory to provide WDTC with Biological Safety Level Two (BSL-2) and BSL Three (BSL-3) laborato- ries required to meet increasing demands for defense equipment testing in support of the Global War on Terror and Homeland Security first responders. 2. The EA evaluates and assesses the environmental issues and impacts of the proposed action, in accordance with Section 651.20 En- vironmental Assess- ment, 32 CFR Part 651, Army Regulation (AR) 200-2 Environmental Analysis of Army Ac- tions; Final Rule, dated March 29, 2002 and the historic and cultural resource considerations specified in 36 CFR 800, Protection of Historic and Cultural Properties. This evaluation includes the potential impacts to human health and the environment. It should be noted that the circum- stance that triggers an EA rather than a record of environmental consideration (REC) for this proposed project is that the Baker Laboratory is an historic building which would be adversely affected by the proposed action. Since the interior demolition that would oc- cur as part of the proposed action would have an adverse effect to historic resources in the building by removing the historic characteristics that qualify the building for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, preparation of an EA was required. This action would have PUBLIC NOTICE an adverse impact to the DRAFT FINDING OF historic components of NO SIGNIFICANT IM- the building and would PACT (FONSI) FOR require mitigation. THE ENVIRONMENTAL 3. The proposed action ASSESSMENT FOR is responsive to the pur- RENOVATION AND pose and need to pro- OPERATION OF THE vide WDTC with the ca- BAKER LABORATORY pabilities and facilities to AT U.S. ARMY DUG- support increased de- WAY PROVING mands for BSL-2 and GROUND, UTAH BSL-3 chamber testing. A. Proposed Action. The facilities described 1. The environmental as- in the proposed action sessment (EA) was pre- would support testing pared to evaluate the with agents of biological potential environmental origin (ABO) and testing effects of renovating and of detection and protec- operating the Baker tion equipment needed Laboratory at West De- for the safety of war sert Test Center fighters, allies, first re- (WDTC), U.S. Army sponders, and U.S. citi- Dugway Proving Ground zens. The proposed ac- (DPG). The objective of tion is in the best interest the proposed action is to of the defense of the renovate the de-commis- U.S. and her allies. The sioned Baker Laboratory proposed action would to provide WDTC with not result in any signifi- Biological Safety Level cant increased risk to ei- Two (BSL-2) and BSL ther human health or the Three (BSL-3) laborato- environment. It achieves ries required to meet in- current Department of creasing demands for Defense (DoD) and Gov- defense equipment test- ernment agency testing ing in support of the objectives. Global War on Terror B. Alternatives Consid- and Homeland Security ered. first responders. 1. No Action: Do not ap- 2. The EA evaluates prove renovation of the and assesses the envi- Baker Laboratory. ronmental issues and Non-approval of the impacts of the proposed renovation and operation action, in accordance of the Baker Laboratory with Section 651.20 En- at WDTC would result in vironmental Assess- the continued shortage ment, 32 CFR Part 651, of laboratory space. Army Regulation (AR) This would compromise 200-2 Environmental critical ABO testing re- Analysis of Army Ac- quired for the war effort tions; Final Rule, dated and home land security. March 29, 2002 and the This alternative is not re- historic and cultural responsive to the in- source considerations creased threat of biologi- specified in 36 CFR 800, cal attack on U.S. civil- Protection of Historic ians and Armed Forces. and Cultural Properties. This alternative is not in This evaluation includes the best interest of the the potential impacts to defense of the U.S. and human health and the her allies. This alterna- environment. It should tive would not have any be noted that the circum- different environmental stance that triggers an consequences than cur- EA rather than a record rent operations. How- of environmental consid- ever, it would not eration (REC) for this achieve current national proposed project is that defense objectives. This the Baker Laboratory is alternative is not an historic building which deemed viable. would be adversely af- 2. Build new laboratory fected by the proposed facilities at DPG. This action. Since the interior alternative has been ap- demolition that would oc- proved, but it would not cur as part of the pro- be initiated for several posed action would have years. It is not respon- an adverse effect to his- sive to current DoD and toric resources in the Government agency re- building by removing the quirements for ABO test- historic characteristics ing. This alternative is that qualify the building not in the best interest of for listing on the National the defense of the U.S. Register of Historic and her allies. This al- Places, preparation of ternative might not result an EA was required. in any significant in- This action would have creased risk to either hu- PUBLIC NOTICE an adverse impact to the man health or the envi- DRAFT FINDING OF historic components of ronment. However, it NO SIGNIFICANT IM- the building and would would not achieve cur- PACT (FONSI) FOR require mitigation. rent national defense ob- THE ENVIRONMENTAL 3. The proposed action jectives. This alternative ASSESSMENT FOR is responsive to the pur- is not deemed viable. RENOVATION AND pose and need to pro- 3. Perform ABO testing OPERATION OF THE vide WDTC with the ca- at another installation. BAKER LABORATORY pabilities and facilities to U.S. Army Dugway Prov- AT U.S. ARMY DUG- support increased de- ing Ground has been WAY PROVING mands for BSL-2 and designated as the DoD GROUND, UTAH BSL-3 chamber testing. installation for ABO test- A. Proposed Action. The facilities described ing. Licensing and secu- 1. The environmental as- in the proposed action rity requirements are in sessment (EA) was pre- would support testing place. World-class bi- pared to evaluate the with agents of biological ologists, microbiologists, potential environmental origin (ABO) and testing physical scientists, and effects of renovating and of detection and protec- test technicians are pre- operating the Baker tion equipment needed sent to execute test Laboratory at West De- for the safety of war work. There appears to sert Test Center fighters, allies, first re- be no other installation (WDTC), U.S. Army sponders, and U.S. citi- with the facilities and ex- NOTICE OF BONDS TO Dugway Proving Ground zens. The proposed ac- pert personnel that could BE ISSUED (DPG). The objective of tion is in the best interest meet DoD requirements NOTICE IS HEREBY the proposed action is to of the defense of the for ABO testing in a GIVEN pursuant to the renovate the de-commis- U.S. and her allies. The timely manner. This al- provisions of the Utah sioned Baker Laboratory proposed action would ternative is not deemed Refunding Bond Act, Ti- to provide WDTC with not result in any signifi- viable. tle 11, Chapter 27, Utah Biological Safety Level cant increased risk to ei- C. Anticipated Environ- Code Annotated 1953, Two (BSL-2) and BSL ther human health or the mental Effects. as amended, that the Three (BSL-3) laborato- environment. It achieves 1. The proposed action Board of Trustees (the ries required to meet in- current Department of to renovate and operate “Board”) of the Utah creasing demands for Defense (DoD) and Gov- the Baker Laboratory, Transit Authority (the “Is- defense equipment test- ernment agency testing would provide the capa- suer”) expects to adopt a ing in support of the objectives. bility to support DoD and resolution (the “Resolu- Global War on Terror B. Alternatives Consid- Government agency tion”) to authorize the is- and Homeland Security ered. ABO testing, at WDTC. suance of the Issuer's first responders. 1. No Action: Do not ap- Pursuant to a draft Sales Tax Revenue Re- 2. The EA evaluates prove renovation of the memorandum of agree- funding Bonds, Series and assesses the envi- Baker Laboratory. ment between DPG and 2007 (or such other Se- ronmental issues and Non-approval of the the Utah State Historic ries designations and ti- impacts of the proposed renovation and operation Preservation Officer, tles as may be deter- action, in accordance of the Baker Laboratory adequate mitigation mined by the Board, the with Section 651.20 En- at WDTC would result in measures would be “Bonds”) in the aggre- vironmental Assess- the continued shortage im?plemented to docu- gate principal amount of ment, 32 CFR Part 651, of laboratory space. ment, through a publicly not to exceed Three Army Regulation (AR) This would compromise available multimedia Hundred Ten Million dol- 200-2 Environmental critical ABO testing re- product, the Cold War lars ($310,000,000), to Analysis of Army Ac- quired for the war effort history of the building. bear interest at a rate or tions; Final Rule, dated and home land security. Adequate measures rates of not to exceed March 29, 2002 and the This alternative is not re- would be taken to en- Six percent (6.0%) per historic and cultural responsive to the in- sure the protection of hu- annum, to mature in not source considerations creased threat of biologi- man health and the envi- more than Thirty-Five specified in 36 CFR 800, cal attack on U.S. civil- ronment. When the fa- (35) years from their Protection of Historic ians and Armed Forces. cility becomes opera- date or dates, and to be and Cultural Properties. This alternative is not in tional, engineering con- sold at a price not less This evaluation includes the best interest of the trols would be in place to than Ninety-Eight per- INVITATION TO BID the potential impacts to defense of the U.S. and prevent any release of cent (98%) of the total Separate sealed bids for human health and the her allies. This alterna- ABOs to the environ- principal amount thereof, construction of Vernon environment. It should tive would not have any ment. No threatened or plus accrued interest to Waterworks SSD Culi- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- be noted that the circum- different environmental endangered species or the date of delivery. The nary Water Improve- TORS stance that triggers an consequences than cur- species of special con- Issuer does not antici- ments Project- 2006 The Utah Department of EA rather than a record rent operations. How- cern would be affected pate requiring any de- will be received by VER- Transportation is adver- of environmental consid- ever, it would not by the proposed action. posit in connection with NON WATERWORKS tising for bids for the fol- eration (REC) for this achieve current national 2. NEPA documents [r- PUBLIC NOTICE the sale of the Bonds. SSDfrom bidders. lowing projects. proposed project is that defense objectives. This ecords of environmental Public notice is hereby The Bonds are to be is- Bids will be publicly All project bidding infor- the Baker Laboratory is alternative is not consideration (RECs), given that on April 3, sued pursuant to the opened and read aloud mation, including Specifi- an historic building which deemed viable. EAs, or environmental 2007, the Division of Amended and Restated at 10:00 AM on cations and Plans, can would be adversely af- 2. Build new laboratory im?pact statements Solid and Hazardous General Indenture of April 19, 2007 at Vernon be viewed, downloaded, fected by the proposed facilities at DPG. This (EISs)] may be prepared Waste will begin a Trust dated as of Sep- Fire House. and printed from UDOT's action. Since the interior alternative has been ap- for specific test activities 45-day public comment tember 1, 2002, or the The work to be per- Project Development demolition that would oc- proved, but it would not that are not discussed in period on a Class 3 Subordinated General formed under this project Construction Bid Open- cur as part of the pro- be initiated for several this EA. These would in- modification to the haz- Indenture of Trust dated shall consist of furnish- ing Information website, posed action would have years. It is not respon- clude an analysis of spe- ardous waste treatment as of July 1, 2006, each ing all labor, materials http://www.dot.utah.gov/ an adverse effect to his- sive to current DoD and cific test materials and permit for the United as heretofore amended and equipment required index.php/m=c/tid=319. toric resources in the Government agency re- conditions that could po- States Air Force at the and supplemented (pre- to construct the facilities To bid on UDOT pro- building by removing the quirements for ABO test- tentially lead to a signifi- Utah Test and Training viously executed by the and features called for jects, bidders must use historic characteristics ing. This alternative is cant human health or en- Range. The proposed Issuer)Tuesdaandya AprilSupple 3,- 2007 by the CONTRACT UDOT's ElectronicTooeleBid Transcript-Bullethat qualifytin the building not in the best interest of vironmental impact. modification will incorpoB7- mental Indenture of DOCUMENTS and as System (EBS). The EBS for listing on the National the defense of the U.S. D. The Facts and Con- rate a Federal Facility Trust relating to the shown on the DRAW- software and EBS train- Register of Historic and her allies. This al- clusions That Led to the Agreement entitled "Inte- BondsPublic(collectively, Noticesthe Public Notices INGS.Public Notices ingPublicschedules Noticesare also Public Notices Places,Publicpreparation Noticesof ternativePublicmight Noticesnot result FindingPublicof No NoticesSignificant grationPublicAgreement Noticesfor “Indenture”)Miscellaneousand the Miscellaneous VernonMiscellaneousWaterworks SSD availableMiscellaneous on this website. Miscellaneous anMiscellaneousEA was required. inMiscellaneousany significant in- Impact.Miscellaneous AirMiscellaneousForce Cleanup of Air Resolution and a Final (The District) Culinary Project information can This action would have creased risk to either hu- The environmental as- Force's Utah Test and Bond Resolution to be PUBLIC NOTICE Water Improvement Pro- also be reviewed at the PUBLIC NOTICE an adverse impact to the man health or the envi- sessment does not indi- Training Range, the adopted by the Board REQUEST FOR BIDS ject 2006 will include the main office in Salt Lake DRAFT FINDING OF historic components of ronment. However, it cate a potential for sig- Wendover Range, and authorizing and confirm- The Town of Rush Val- construction of a new City, the offices of its Re- NO SIGNIFICANT IM- the building and would would not achieve cur- nificant impact on envi- the Little Mountain Com- ing the sale of the Bonds ley is soliciting bids from 150,000 gallon concrete gions, and its District of- PACT (FONSI) FOR require mitigation. rent national defense ob- ronmental quality, pri- plex" into the permit. for the purpose of (i) re- qualified contractors for water storage tank that fices in Price, Richfield, THE ENVIRONMENTAL 3. The proposed action jectives. This alternative marily because identified Based on comments funding certain outstand- Rush Valley Road Main- will replace the existing and Cedar City. ASSESSMENT FOR is responsive to the pur- is not deemed viable. impacts to historical re- from the previous Facility ing obligations of the Is- tenance. tank. It will also include If project Specifications RENOVATION AND pose and need to pro- 3. Perform ABO testing sources would be miti- public comment period, suer; (ii) funding a debt All work to be delivered the installation of a new and Plans cannot be OPERATION OF THE vide WDTC with the ca- at another installation. gated by implementation a revised permit incorpo- service reserve fund, if and installed in accor- transmission pipe from printed from the website, BAKER LABORATORY pabilities and facilities to U.S. Army Dugway Prov- of the measures outlined rating the proposed required, and (iii) paying dance with AWPA speci- the new tank to the ex- they can be obtained AT U.S. ARMY DUG- support increased de- ing Ground has been in the draft memoran- changes has been pre- issuance expenses. fications. isting water system in from the main office, WAY PROVING mands for BSL-2 and designated as the DoD dum of agreement be- pared and is available Said Indenture shall con- The Town reserves the Vernon. The improve- 4501 South 2700 West, GROUND, UTAH BSL-3 chamber testing. installation for ABO test- tween DPG and the for review and comment. tain such terms and pro- right to accept or reject ment project will also in- S a l t L a k e C i t y , A. Proposed Action. The facilities described ing. Licensing and secu- Utah State Historic Pres- The public comment pe- visions as shall be ap- any bid. clude the replacement of (801)965-4346, for a fee, 1. The environmental as- in the proposed action rity requirements are in ervation Officer. There- riod will commence on proved by the Board at The bid will include the approximately 7,200 feet plus tax and mail charge, sessment (EA) was pre- would support testing place. World-class bi- fore, an EIS is not re- April 3, 2007, when the the time of adoption of following: of distribution line within if applicable, none of pared to evaluate the with agents of biological ologists, microbiologists, quired and this finding of public notice is published the Final Bond Resolu- 1. Crack seal various the existing water sys- which will be refunded. potential environmental origin (ABO) and testing physical scientists, and no significant impact in the Salt Lake Tribune, tion. streets and the Town tem. In addition a new All contractors proposing effects of renovating and of detection and protec- test technicians are pre- (FONSI) has been pre- Deseret Morning News As provided in the In- Hall Parking lot. Clean well/chlorination building to bid UDOT heavy high- operating the Baker tion equipment needed sent to execute test pared. and Tooele Transcript denture, the Bonds will cracks and fill with hot will be constructed at the way construction pro- Laboratory at West De- for the safety of war work. There appears to E. Deadline for Receipt Bulletin. The public be limited obligations of rubberized sealant. existing well site and will jects with an advertised sert Test Center fighters, allies, first re- be no other installation of Public Comments and comment period will end the Issuer payable from 2. Remove and replace provide the required wa- estimate of $500,000 or (WDTC), U.S. Army sponders, and U.S. citi- with the facilities and ex- Point of Contact for Ad- at 5:00 p.m. on Friday the sales taxes and approximately 400 ter treatment equipment more must file and gain Dugway Proving Ground zens. The proposed ac- pert personnel that could ditional Information. May 18, 2007. A public revenues collected for square feet of 4 inches for the system. A new prequalification approval (DPG). The objective of tion is in the best interest meet DoD requirements Comments are particu- meeting will be held on the Issuer's public transit of asphalt patching in line from the existing prior to submitting a bid. the proposed action is to of the defense of the for ABO testing in a larly invited from tribal, May 10, 2007, at the system. the Town Hall parking well site to the new tank For further information, renovate the de-commis- U.S. and her allies. The timely manner. This al- federal, state, county, Tooele County Court- Forms of the Resolution lot. site will also be installed. contact (801)965-3835. sioned Baker Laboratory proposed action would ternative is not deemed and local government of- house from 6 to 7 p.m. to and of the Indenture are 3. Clean surface and This project is funded by Department processing to provide WDTC with not result in any signifi- viable. ficials or agencies, Citi- hear comments from the on file in the principal of- apply two (2) coats of Utah State Drinking Wa- time is 10 working days Biological Safety Level cant increased risk to ei- C. Anticipated Environ- zen Advisory Boards, public. fice of the Issuer at 3600 sand seal coat to the ter BoardPlans and from receipt of properly Two (BSL-2) and BSL ther human health or the mental Effects. Restoration Advisory A copy of the proposed South 700 West in South Town Hall parking lot. specifications have been executed documenta- Three (BSL-3) laborato- environment. It achieves 1. The proposed action Boards and any other changes to the permit is Salt Lake City, Utah, 4. Pulverize Rock Road prepared by Sunrise En- tion. ries required to meet in- current Department of to renovate and operate groups or parties who available for review be- where they may be ex- from Main Street to gineering, Inc. and will P r o j e c t N o : creasing demands for Defense (DoD) and Gov- the Baker Laboratory, may have interest in en- tween the hours of 8:00 amined during regular Church Street be available after March ITS-ST99(11) defense equipment test- ernment agency testing would provide the capa- vironmental effects of am and 5:00 pm, Mon- business hours of the Is- 5. Fine grade Rock 28, 2007 at their office at Sealed proposals will be ing in support of the objectives. bility to support DoD and the proposed action. day through Friday at the suer for a period of at Road from Main Street 25 E 500 N Fillmore, received by the Utah De- Global War on Terror B. Alternatives Consid- Government agency The EA and supporting office of the: least thirty (30) days to Church Street Utah 84631telephone partment of Transporta- and Homeland Security ered. ABO testing, at WDTC. documents incorporated Division of Solid and from and after the date 6. Pave Rock Road (435)743-6151upon re- tion UDOT/DPS Building first responders. 1. No Action: Do not ap- Pursuant to a draft by reference are on file Hazardous Waste of publication of this no- from Main Street to ceipt of $50.00 for (4th Floor), 4501 South 2. The EA evaluates prove renovation of the memorandum of agree- and may be reviewed by 4th Floor, Martha tice. Church Street with three each set (non-refund- 2700 West, Utah and assesses the envi- Baker Laboratory. ment between DPG and interested parties at the Hughes Cannon Health NOTICE IS FURTHER (3) inches of Asphalt. able). The ENGINEER 84114-8220, until 2 ronmental issues and Non-approval of the the Utah State Historic Public Affairs Office, Building GIVEN that a period of Please contact Gordon for this Contract will be o'clock p.m. Tuesday, impacts of the proposed renovation and operation Preservation Officer, U.S. Army Dugway Prov- Salt Lake City, Utah thirty (30) days from and Fitzwater,435-241-0653, Sunrise Engineering, In- April 24, 2007, and at action, in accordance of the Baker Laboratory adequate mitigation i n g G r o u n d Those persons unable to after the date of the pub- 435-837-2281 or Fax corporated and they will that time publicly opened with Section 651.20 En- at WDTC would result in measures would be (435/831-3409). Com- review the permit during lication of this notice is 435- 837-2281, hand de- be represented by Rob- for Commercial Vehicle vironmental Assess- the continued shortage im?plemented to documents will be received these hours should con- provided by law during liver or send to 245 ert W. Worley P.E. as Credentials & Travel In- ment, 32 CFR Part 651, of laboratory space. ment, through a publicly during the 30-day period tact the Division to make which any person in in- South Johnson Lane, Project Manager. A formation of Commercial Army Regulation (AR) This would compromise available multimedia following the first publi- other arrangements. terest shall have the Rush Valley, Ut 84069 pre-bid tour will be held Vehicle Credentials & 200-2 Environmental critical ABO testing re- product, the Cold War cation of the public no- Written comments must right to contest the legal- Bids will be received un- on April 11, 2007, at Travel Information in Analysis of Army Ac- quired for the war effort history of the building. tice, and should be ad- be received no later than ity of the Resolution, the til April 10, 2007 at 7:00 10:00 a.m., leaving from TOOELE County, the tions; Final Rule, dated and home land security. Adequate measures dressed to the Com- 5:00 pm on May 18, Indenture (as it relates pm. Mountain Standard the office of the Owner same being identified as March 29, 2002 and the This alternative is not re- would be taken to en- mander, U.S. Army Dug- 2007, and should be ad- only to the Bonds), or Daylight Savings Time. at Vernon Fire House. Federal Aid Project No: historic and cultural responsive to the in- sure the protection of hu- way Proving Ground, dressed to: the Bonds, or any provi- Joyce McAtee, Recorder Attendance at the ITS-ST99(11). source considerations creased threat of biologi- man health and the envi- ATTN: Dennis R. Downs, Ex- sion made for the secu- Town of Rush Valley pre-bid tour is requested. Project Location: 4.43 specified in 36 CFR 800, cal attack on U.S. civil- ronment. When the fa- CSTE-DTC-DP-PA, ecutive Secretary rity and payment of the (Published in the Tran- Names of those in atten- Miles of I-80 from R.P. Protection of Historic ians and Armed Forces. cility becomes opera- Dugway, Utah 84022. Utah Solid and Hazard- Bonds, and that after script Bulletin April 3, dance will be recorded. -1.43 to R.P. 3.00 and Cultural Properties. This alternative is not in tional, engineering con- Proponent: ous Waste Control such time, no one shall 2007) (Published in the Tran- The principal items of This evaluation includes the best interest of the trols would be in place to GREG D. OLSON Board have any cause of action work are as follows: the potential impacts to defense of the U.S. and prevent any release of Colonel, U.S. Army INVITATION TO BID script Bulletin March 29, P.O. Box 144880 to contest the regularity, 24" Overhead VMS human health and the her allies. This alterna- ABOs to the environ- Commanding Officer Separate sealed bids for April 3, 5 & 10, 2007) Salt Lake City, Utah formality or legality Structure environment. It should tive would not have any ment. No threatened or U.S. Army Dugway construction of Vernon 84114-4880 thereof for any cause 48" Overhead Sign be noted that the circum- different environmental endangered species or Proving Ground Waterworks SSD Culi- NOTICE TO CONTRAC- For further information whatsoever. Foundation Conduit stance that triggers an consequences than cur- species of special con- (Published in the Tran- nary Water Improve- TORS contact Connie Rauen or DATED this 28th day of The project is to be com- EA rather than a record rent operations. How- cern would be affected script Bulletin March 27, ments Project- 2006 The Utah Department of Bronson Hawley at the March, 2007. pleted in 40 Working of environmental consid- ever, it would not by the proposed action. 29 & April 3, 2007) will be received by VER- Transportation is adver- Division of Solid and UTAH TRANSIT Days eration (REC) for this achieve current national 2. NEPA documents [r- NON WATERWORKS tising for bids for the fol- PUBLIC NOTICE Hazardous Waste, at AUTHORITY Unregistered companies proposed project is that defense objectives. This ecords of environmental SSDfrom bidders. lowing projects. Public notice is hereby (801) 538-6170 (TDD /s/ Kenneth D. Monta- may obtain the Specifi- the Baker Laboratory is alternative is not consideration (RECs), Bids will be publicly All project bidding infor- given that on April 3, 536-4414). gue Jr. cations and Plans from an historic building which deemed viable. EAs, or environmental opened and read aloud mation, including Specifi- 2007, the Division of In compliance with the Secretary/Treasurer the main office, 4501 would be adversely af- 2. Build new laboratory im?pact statements at 10:00 AM on cations and Plans, can Solid and Hazardous American with Disabili- (Published in the Tran- South 2700 West, Salt fected by the proposed facilities at DPG. This (EISs)] may be prepared April 19, 2007 at Vernon be viewed, downloaded, Waste will begin a ties Act, individuals with script Bulletin April 3, Lake City, (801) action. Since the interior alternative has been ap- for specific test activities Fire House. and printed from UDOT's 45-day public comment special needs (including 2007) 965-4346, for a fee of demolition that would oc- proved, but it would not that are not discussed in The work to be per- Project Development period on a Class 3 auxiliary communicative $20.00, plus tax and cur as part of the pro- be initiated for several this EA. These would informed under this project Construction Bid Open- modification to the haz- aids and services) Deadline for public no- mail charge, if applica- posed action would have years. It is not respon- clude an analysis of spe- shall consist of furnish- ing Information website, ardous waste treatment should contact Charlene tices is 4 p.m. the day ble, none of which will be an adverse effect to his- sive to current DoD and cific test materials and ing all labor, materials http://www.dot.utah.gov/ permit for the United Lamph, Office of Human prior to publication. refunded. toric resources in the Government agency re- conditions that could po- and equipment required index.php/m=c/tid=319. States Air Force at the Resources at 536-4413 Public notices submit- Dated this 31st day of building by removing the quirements for ABO test- tentially lead to a signifi- to construct the facilities To bid on UDOT pro- Utah Test and Training (TDD 536-4414). ted past the deadline March, 2007. historic characteristics ing. This alternative is cant human health or en- and features called for jects, bidders must use Range. The proposed (Published in the Tran- will not be accepted. UTAH DEPARTMENT that qualify the building not in the best interest of vironmental impact. by the CONTRACT UDOT's Electronic Bid modification will incorpo- script Bulletin April 3, UPAXLP OF TRANSPORTATION for listing on the National the defense of the U.S. D. The Facts and Con- DOCUMENTS and as System (EBS). The EBS rate a Federal Facility 2007) John R. Njord, Director Register of Historic and her allies. This al- clusions That Led to the shown on the DRAW- software and EBS train- Agreement entitled "Inte- (Published in the Tran- Places, preparation of ternative might not result Finding of No Significant INGS. ing schedules are also gration Agreement for script Bulletin March 29, an EA was required. in any significant in- Impact. Vernon Waterworks SSD available on this website. Air Force Cleanup of Air 2007) This action would have creased risk to either hu- The environmental as- (The District) Culinary Project information can Force's Utah Test and an adverse impact to the man health or the envi- sessment does not indi- Water Improvement Pro- also be reviewed at the Training Range, the historic components of ronment. However, it cate a potential for sig- ject 2006 will include the main office in Salt Lake Wendover Range, and the building and would would not achieve cur- nificant impact on envi- construction of a new City, the offices of its Re- the Little Mountain Com- require mitigation. rent national defense ob- ronmental quality, pri- 150,000 gallon concrete gions, and its District of- plex" into the permit. 3. The proposed action jectives. This alternative marily because identified water storage tank that fices in Price, Richfield, Based on comments is responsive to the pur- is not deemed viable. impacts to historical re- will replace the existing and Cedar City. from the previous Facility pose and need to pro- 3. Perform ABO testing sources would be miti- tank. It will also include If project Specifications public comment period, vide WDTC with the ca- at another installation. gated by implementation the installation of a new and Plans cannot be a revised permit incorpo- pabilities and facilities to U.S. Army Dugway Prov- of the measures outlined transmission pipe from printed from the website, rating the proposed support increased de- ing Ground has been in the draft memoran- the new tank to the ex- they can be obtained changes has been pre- mands for BSL-2 and designated as the DoD dum of agreement be- isting water system in from the main office, pared and is available BSL-3 chamber testing. installation for ABO test- tween DPG and the Vernon. The improve- 4501 South 2700 West, for review and comment. The facilities described ing. Licensing and secu- Utah State Historic Pres- ment project will also in- S a l t L a k e C i t y , The public comment pe- in the proposed action rity requirements are in ervation Officer. There- clude the replacement of (801)965-4346, for a fee, riod will commence on would support testing place. World-class bi- fore, an EIS is not re- approximately 7,200 feet plus tax and mail charge, April 3, 2007, when the with agents of biological ologists, microbiologists, quired and this finding of of distribution line within if applicable, none of public notice is published origin (ABO) and testing physical scientists, and no significant impact the existing water sys- which will be refunded. in the Salt Lake Tribune, of detection and protec- test technicians are pre- (FONSI) has been pre- tem. In addition a new All contractors proposing Deseret Morning News tion equipment needed sent to execute test pared. well/chlorination building to bid UDOT heavy high- and Tooele Transcript for the safety of war work. There appears to E. Deadline for Receipt will be constructed at the way construction pro- Bulletin. The public fighters, allies, first re- be no other installation of Public Comments and existing well site and will jects with an advertised comment period will end sponders, and U.S. citi- with the facilities and ex- Point of Contact for Ad- provide the required wa- estimate of $500,000 or at 5:00 p.m. on Friday zens. The proposed ac- pert personnel that could ditional Information. ter treatment equipment more must file and gain May 18, 2007. A public tion is in the best interest meet DoD requirements Comments are particu- for the system. A new prequalification approval meeting will be held on of the defense of the for ABO testing in a larly invited from tribal, line from the existing prior to submitting a bid. May 10, 2007, at the U.S. and her allies. The timely manner. This al- federal, state, county, well site to the new tank For further information, Tooele County Court- proposed action would ternative is not deemed and local government of- site will also be installed. contact (801)965-3835. house from 6 to 7 p.m. to not result in any signifi- viable. ficials or agencies, Citi- This project is funded by Department processing hear comments from the cant increased risk to ei- C. Anticipated Environ- zen Advisory Boards, Utah State Drinking Wa- time is 10 working days public. ther human health or the mental Effects. Restoration Advisory ter BoardPlans and from receipt of properly A copy of the proposed environment. It achieves 1. The proposed action Boards and any other specifications have been executed documenta- changes to the permit is current Department of to renovate and operate groups or parties who prepared by Sunrise En- tion. available for review be- Defense (DoD) and Gov- the Baker Laboratory, may have interest in engineering, Inc. and will P r o j e c t N o : tween the hours of 8:00 ernment agency testing would provide the capa- vironmental effects of be available after March ITS-ST99(11) am and 5:00 pm, Mon- objectives. bility to support DoD and the proposed action. 28, 2007 at their office at Sealed proposals will be day through Friday at the B. Alternatives Consid- Government agency The EA and supporting 25 E 500 N Fillmore, received by the Utah De- office of the: ered. ABO testing, at WDTC. documents incorporated Utah 84631telephone partment of Transporta- Division of Solid and 1. No Action: Do not ap- Pursuant to a draft by reference are on file (435)743-6151upon re- tion UDOT/DPS Building Hazardous Waste prove renovation of the memorandum of agree- and may be reviewed by ceipt of $50.00 for (4th Floor), 4501 South 4th Floor, Martha Baker Laboratory. ment between DPG and interested parties at the each set (non-refund- 2700 West, Utah Hughes Cannon Health Non-approval of the the Utah State Historic Public Affairs Office, able). The ENGINEER 84114-8220, until 2 Building renovation and operation Preservation Officer, U.S. Army Dugway Prov- for this Contract will be o'clock p.m. Tuesday, Salt Lake City, Utah of the Baker Laboratory adequate mitigation i n g G r o u n d Sunrise Engineering, In- April 24, 2007, and at Those persons unable to at WDTC would result in measures would be (435/831-3409). Com- corporated and they will that time publicly opened review the permit during the continued shortage im?plemented to documents will be received be represented by Rob- for Commercial Vehicle these hours should con- of laboratory space. ment, through a publicly during the 30-day period ert W. Worley P.E. as Credentials & Travel In- tact the Division to make This would compromise available multimedia following the first publi- Project Manager. A formation of Commercial other arrangements. critical ABO testing re- product, the Cold War cation of the public no- pre-bid tour will be held Vehicle Credentials & Written comments must quired for the war effort history of the building. tice, and should be ad- on April 11, 2007, at Travel Information in be received no later than and home land security. Adequate measures dressed to the Com- 10:00 a.m., leaving from TOOELE County, the 5:00 pm on May 18, This alternative is not re- would be taken to en- mander, U.S. Army Dug- the office of the Owner same being identified as 2007, and should be ad- sponsive to the in- sure the protection of hu- way Proving Ground, at Vernon Fire House. Federal Aid Project No: dressed to: creased threat of biologi- man health and the envi- ATTN: Attendance at the ITS-ST99(11). Dennis R. Downs, Ex- cal attack on U.S. civil- ronment. When the fa- CSTE-DTC-DP-PA, pre-bid tour is requested. Project Location: 4.43 ecutive Secretary ians and Armed Forces. cility becomes opera- Dugway, Utah 84022. Names of those in atten- Miles of I-80 from R.P. Utah Solid and Hazard- This alternative is not in tional, engineering con- Proponent: www.tooeletranscript.comdance will be recorded. -1.43 to R.P. 3.00 ous Waste Control the best interest of the trols would be in place to GREG D. OLSON (Published in the Tran- The principal items of Board defense of the U.S. and prevent any release of Colonel, U.S. Army script Bulletin March 29, work are as follows: P.O. Box 144880 her allies. This alterna- ABOs to the environ- Commanding Officer April 3, 5 & 10, 2007) 24" Overhead VMS Salt Lake City, Utah tive would not have any ment. No threatened or U.S. Army Dugway Structure 84114-4880 different environmental endangered species or Proving Ground 48" Overhead Sign For further information consequences than cur- species of special con- (Published in the Tran- Foundation Conduit contact Connie Rauen or rent operations. How- cern would be affected script Bulletin March 27, The project is to be com- Bronson Hawley at the ever, it would not by the proposed action. 29 & April 3, 2007) To placepleted yourin 40 Working classified ads in the Tooele TranscriptDivision Bulletin,of Solid and achieve current national 2. NEPA documents [r- Days Hazardous Waste, at defense objectives. This ecords of environmental Unregistered companies (801) 538-6170 (TDD alternative is not consideration (RECs), may obtain the Specifi- 536-4414). deemed viable. EAs, or environmental cations and Plans from In compliance with the 2. Build new laboratory im?pact statements the main office, visit4501 www.tooeletranscript.com. American with Disabili- facilities at DPG. This (EISs)] may be prepared South 2700 West, Salt ties Act, individuals with alternative has been ap- for specific test activities Lake City, (801) special needs (including proved, but it would not that are not discussed in 965-4346, for a fee of auxiliary communicative be initiated for several this EA. These would in- $20.00, plus tax and aids and services) Your ad will appear in the years.printIt is not issuerespon- clude anofanalysis theof spe- Transcript Bulletin, mail charge, if applica- should contact Charlene sive to current DoD and cific test materials and ble, none of which will be Lamph, Office of Human Government agency re- conditions that could po- refunded. Resources at 536-4413 quirements for ABO test- tentially lead to a signifi- Dated this 31st day of (TDD 536-4414). ing. This alternative is cant human health or en- Tooele ValleyMarch, 2007. Extra and on the tooeletranscript.com (Publishedwebsite!in the Tran- not in the best interest of vironmental impact. UTAH DEPARTMENT script Bulletin April 3, the defense of the U.S. D. The Facts and Con- OF TRANSPORTATION 2007) John R. Njord, Director and her allies. This al- clusions That Led to the (Published in the Tran- ternative might not result Finding of No Significant script Bulletin March 29, in any significant in- Impact. 2007) creased risk to either hu- The environmental as- man health or the envi- sessment does not indi- ronment. However, it cate a potential for sig- would not achieve cur- nificant impact on envi- rent national defense ob- ronmental quality, pri- jectives. This alternative marily because identified is not deemed viable. impacts to historical re- 3. Perform ABO testing sources would be miti- at another installation. gated by implementation U.S. Army Dugway Prov- of the measures outlined ing Ground has been in the draft memoran- designated as the DoD dum of agreement be- installation for ABO test- tween DPG and the ing. Licensing and secu- Utah State Historic Pres- rity requirements are in ervation Officer. There- place. World-class bi- fore, an EIS is not re- ologists, microbiologists, quired and this finding of physical scientists, and no significant impact test technicians are pre- (FONSI) has been present to execute test pared. work. There appears to E. Deadline for Receipt be no other installation of Public Comments and with the facilities and ex- Point of Contact for Ad- pert personnel that could ditional Information. meet DoD requirements Comments are particu- for ABO testing in a larly invited from tribal, timely manner. This al- federal, state, county, ternative is not deemed and local government of- viable. ficials or agencies, Citi- C. Anticipated Environ- zen Advisory Boards, mental Effects. Restoration Advisory 1. The proposed action Boards and any other to renovate and operate groups or parties who the Baker Laboratory, may have interest in en- would provide the capa- vironmental effects of bility to support DoD and the proposed action. Government agency The EA and supporting ABO testing, at WDTC. documents incorporated Pursuant to a draft by reference are on file memorandum of agree- and may be reviewed by ment between DPG and interested parties at the the Utah State Historic Public Affairs Office, Preservation Officer, U.S. Army Dugway Prov- adequate mitigation i n g G r o u n d measures would be (435/831-3409). Com- im?plemented to documents will be received ment, through a publicly during the 30-day period available multimedia following the first publi- product, the Cold War cation of the public no- history of the building. tice, and should be ad- Adequate measures dressed to the Com- would be taken to en- mander, U.S. Army Dug- sure the protection of hu- way Proving Ground, man health and the envi- ATTN: ronment. When the fa- CSTE-DTC-DP-PA, cility becomes opera- Dugway, Utah 84022. tional, engineering con- Proponent: trols would be in place to GREG D. OLSON prevent any release of Colonel, U.S. Army ABOs to the environ- Commanding Officer ment. No threatened or U.S. Army Dugway endangered species or Proving Ground species of special con- (Published in the Tran- cern would be affected script Bulletin March 27, by the proposed action. 29 & April 3, 2007) 2. NEPA documents [r- ecords of environmental consideration (RECs), EAs, or environmental im?pact statements (EISs)] may be prepared for specific test activities that are not discussed in this EA. These would include an analysis of specific test materials and conditions that could po- tentially lead to a significant human health or environmental impact. D. The Facts and Con- clusions That Led to the Finding of No Significant Impact. The environmental assessment does not indi- cate a potential for significant impact on environmental quality, pri- marily because identified impacts to historical resources would be miti- gated by implementation of the measures outlined in the draft memorandum of agreement between DPG and the Utah State Historic Pres- ervation Officer. There- fore, an EIS is not required and this finding of no significant impact (FONSI) has been prepared. E. Deadline for Receipt of Public Comments and Point of Contact for Ad- ditional Information. Comments are particularly invited from tribal, federal, state, county, and local government officials or agencies, Citi- zen Advisory Boards, Restoration Advisory Boards and any other groups or parties who may have interest in environmental effects of the proposed action. The EA and supporting documents incorporated by reference are on file and may be reviewed by interested parties at the Public Affairs Office, U.S. Army Dugway Prov- i n g G r o u n d (435/831-3409). Com- ments will be received during the 30-day period following the first publication of the public notice, and should be ad- dressed to the Com- mander, U.S. Army Dug- way Proving Ground, ATTN: CSTE-DTC-DP-PA, Dugway, Utah 84022. Proponent: GREG D. OLSON Colonel, U.S. Army Commanding Officer U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 27, 29 & April 3, 2007) B8 SERVICE DIRECORY

B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 3, 2007

pan. Trim edges and shape on a cookie sheet. Using a cream of tartar in a very Easter to fit pan. Sprinkle chocolate 9-inch cake pan for a form, clean separate bowl. Beat continued from page B1 pieces inside. Place on bak- draw a 9-inch circle. Place until stiff, but not dry. Gently ing sheet and bake at 250 meringue in the center of the fold into sweetened con- Place 2 cups coconut into a degrees F. for five minutes. circle. Using the back of a densed milk mixture. Pour quart jar. Drop in one or two Remove foil shell; add short- spoon spread the meringue into graham cracker or fin- drops of green food coloring. ening and blend with back of to the edges of the circle and ished and cooled meringue Tighten lid and shake coconut spoon. Add powdered sugar create a dish-shape in the crust. Chill three hours or until color spreads evenly and blend. Spread mixture center. The bottom should be until set. Garnish with grated throughout the mixture. evenly in foil shell; chill until about 1/2 inch thick and the lemon rind or lemon slices as Put green coconut into well set. Carefully remove foil sides about 1 3/4 inches high. desired. pie shells to form a layer of and place chocolate “crust” Bake at 275 degrees for about Chocolate angel pie “grass.” Top with a layer of into pie pan; fill with chiffon- 1 hour. Turn off the heat and 2 egg whites jellybeans and candy eggs and type filling or coconut and let the meringue dry in the 1/8 teaspoon salt put marshmallow Easter fig- candies. oven with the door closed 1/8 teaspoon cream tartar ures on top. Meringue pie shell for at least 2 hours. Fill with, 1/2 cup sugar *Optional – Substitute 3 egg whites chiffon pie filling, fresh fruit 1/2 teaspoon salt chocolate candy pie shell 1 teaspoon vanilla or ice cream and sauce. 1/2 cup chopped nuts (below) or meringue crust 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar Easy lemon chiffon pie (optional) (also below) for bird’s nest 1 cup sugar 1 14-ounce can sweetened Beat egg whites with salt photography courtesy Diane Sagers crust Separate egg whites and let condensed milk and cream until foamy. Beat Lemon chiffon pie is a very light, airy dessert when it is put into a chif- Chocolate candy pie shell them sit out just until they are 1/3 cup lemon juice to stiff peaks while adding 2 fon shell. It also goes well in other types of crusts. 1 12-ounce package semi- room temperature. Add vanil- Yellow food coloring tablespoons sugar at a time. sweet chocolate pieces la, cream of tartar and a dash 3 egg whites Fold in vanilla and chopped Filling: ping) 2 tablespoons vegetable of salt. Beat to soft peaks. 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar nuts. 1 medium size chocolate Stir chocolate and water shortening Gradually add sugar, beating 1 finished pie shell – Spoon into lightly greased bar over low heat until chocolate until very stiff peaks form and meringue, graham cracker or 8-inch pie pan. Pile meringue 2 tablespoons powdered 3 tablespoons water is melted. Cool slightly. Add sugar sugar is dissolved. Meringue pastry crust up 1/4 to 1/2 inch above sides 1 teaspoon vanilla Form pie shell by pressing will be glossy. Mix condensed milk, lemon of pan. Bake at 325 degrees 1/2 pint whipping cream vanilla and whipped cream. a 12-inch piece of heavy-duty Place a piece of baking juice and food coloring. Mix for 30 minutes then at 300 whipped (or 1 small container Pat into pie shell and chill at aluminum into 9-inch pie parchment or brown paper well. Beat egg whites with degrees for 50 minutes. thawed frozen whipped top- least 3 hours or overnight.

making the post office the “The building just isn’t Post Office last symbol of Old Tooele in large enough to function,” continued from page B1 its pure white, statue-esque said Vincent. “We do love it, form. but changes just have to be mail and a good night’s sleep “This building is a land- made.” before leaving at 6 a.m. on mark,” said Atkin. “It has The new location of the Tuesday and arrive at 8 p.m. done great things and when post office is uncertain, but in Salt Lake City to deliver it’s gone it will be a sad day. many hope for the building the received mail, a full two There’s just so much in here.” to stay in the city, preferably days work. They earned $220 “I love the old, 1930s in the downtown area. Future per year. Post office carri- Brooklyn look it has,” said proposals for the new building ers were well known since Tooele resident Michael area have not been released, they were pulled into town Taylor. “It would be cool if though word has been given by black horses, rather than this style was incorporated of possible movement to the being pulled by oxen which in all of downtown. It would old Albertson’s lot. was common in that day. make it look great.” “We are doing our best to The office was closed in “I love the oak,” said Vincent keep it in Tooele City,” said 1859 and reopened in 1861. speaking of the oak sculpted Vincent. “That would be the After 80 years of service, window frames on the inside ideal decision, and hopefully that post office was shut down walls. “The homestyle feeling it works.” in 1933 and plans were made it has, it is a joy to just be in Whether the building will for the new building on Main here.” be torn down, or stay as a Street and ground was broken Though beauty and pres- monument for all citizens, as the same year. The building tige keep it in its active state, Atkin said, one thing is for opened in 1934. not everything can save itself sure: It is a piece of history. Since its opening, nostalgic from age. After various meet- “When you come in here you downtown Main Street dete- ings and committees, a plan can feel what Tooele was like, riorated into its present con- has been made to move the and you know how it is now,” photography / Troy Boman dition, while the post office post office to a new location said Atkin. “It’s a story of its Tooele residents have been walking in and out of the post office doors for 74 years. retained its historical beauty, within the next two years. own.”

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