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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Tooele softball team beats Orem 10-0 in five innings See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN April 1, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 91 50¢ Democrats in decline Party that once dominated the county now scurries to find candidates and new blood by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Tooele County was once a stronghold for the Democratic Party. From roughly 1940 through 1980, the party dominated the county’s state legislative races and held most county offices. “There was a time when you could count on Tooele County to elect good Democrats like Karl Swan, George Mantes and Ron Allen to the state Senate,” said Beverly White, former Tooele County Democratic Party chair and a former Democratic state represen- tative from Tooele. “The party was doing really well when the depot was open as government workers tend to be more Democratic.” Today, however, the local Democratic party appears to be a shadow of its former self. Poor attendance at last week’s neighborhood caucus meetings — held in five locations as opposed to Republicans’ 16 locations — was only one sign of the decline. Others include the inability to find a Democrat to run for the only photography / Troy Boman countywide office on the ballot in 2008, a county Traffic moves along I-80 Tuesday morning near the Tooele County line. Easy access to the Salt Lake Valley and lower home prices have contributed to the county’s commission seat, and the inability of any Democrat steady growth rate this decade. to unseat a Republican on the county commission for nearly eight years. Then there are the state legislative seats representing Tooele County — 6 of 8 of which are held by Republicans. The last Democrat to win election to a state seat Tooele County ranks No. 6 for representing Tooele county was Brent Goodfellow, from West Valley City, in 2006. He narrowly defeated political newcomer Christy Achziger of Stansbury Park by a 296 vote margin for the state Senate District population growth in Utah 12 seat. Jim Gowans is the lone state legislator from Tooele County representing the county. A lifelong Democrat, by Doug Radunich population of 54,375 up to 56,536. seventh-highest county popula- cent increase in population from Gowans has held his seat for 16 years. He is seen by STAFF WRITER That rate of increase made the tion increase in the state from 2000 to 2007, with the addition of fellow legislators as a conservative Democrat — so county the sixth fastest-growing July 2006 to July 2007, with a total 14,987 people. much so that in 2006, Jeff Hartley, executive director Despite a slowdown in its out of the state’s 29 counties. of 2,161 people moving in during Nicole Cline, Tooele County of the state Republican party, commented that some rate of growth in recent years, Over the same time period, that time period. economic development director, in the party had asked that Gowans not be targeted Tooele County remains one of Utah County was the state’s fast- The county’s growth has slowed said the comparatively low price by Republicans. the fastest growing counties in est growing county, with a growth down somewhat since the start of of land in the county is one rea- With Gowans standing alone as the last of the Utah, according to a study by rate of 5.5 percent. It was followed the decade, when the growth rate son why people continue to flock Democratic rear guard, some political observers the Utah Populations Estimates by Washington County with a rate was running at over 6 percent to the area. wonder where the next generation of party lead- Committee, a state entity that of 4.5 percent, Wasatch County annually. The county’s lowest- “We’ve held our good land val- ers will come from, particularly with demographics compiles official population sta- at 4.3 percent, and Summit and growth period of the decade was ues here better than most other apparently not working in Democrats’ favor. tistics. Morgan Counties at 4.2 percent between 2003 and 2004, when the places, and we haven’t seen the “We’ve had our downturns,” said Marianne The report showed that from each. rate was at only 2 percent. depreciation in land values that Rutishauser-Andrus, Tooele County Democrat Party July 1, 2006 to July 1, 2007, Tooele In terms of total population In terms of longer trends, County grew by 4 percent from a increases, Tooele County was the Tooele County posted a 36 per- SEE RANKS PAGE A6 ➤ SEE DEMOCRATS PAGE A12 ➤ Snowpack Icy road conditions levels good lead to I-80 pileup by Jamie Belnap ger car slid sideways in the STAFF WRITER middle of the road and was after storm broadsided by another car, A Salt Lake City man was sending both vehicles spin- by Sarah Miley flown to the University of ning. STAFF WRITER Utah Hospital Monday “As all of that is happen- morning with head injuries ing, I’m trying to jump over Last weekend’s precipitation coupled after a single-car rollover the guard rail to tell peo- with yesterday morning’s spring snow- turned into a six-car pileup ple to stay in their vehi- storm added to above-average snow- on I-80. cles when a UTA bus rolls packs in the Tooele Valley. According to Sgt. Robert through,” Breck said. According to the National Weather Breck of the Utah Highway As the UTA bus came to Service in Salt Lake City, precipitation Patrol’s Salt Lake sector, a a stop it was rear-ended totals from Saturday to Monday ranged Chevy S-10 pickup with two by a small car, which was from 3 inches of snow in Tooele to 1 to male occupants was travel- then rear-ended by a util- 2 inches in Grantsville and Stansbury ing westbound on I-80 near ity truck. The truck first hit Park. photography / Troy Boman milepost 102 — just past the the concrete barrier on the According to Randy Julander, snow Andrea Howsden plays basketball with her brother Scott, with the snow-covered Oquirrh Mountains SR-201 overpass — when left-hand side of the road, survey supervisor at the Salt Lake office in the background. Recent snowfall has brought the valley’s snowpack conditions to above-average the driver lost control of clipped the small compact of the Natural Resources Conservation levels. his vehicle due to icy road and then crashed into the Service, as of Monday, the Mining Fork roads, it was a welcome sign as the snow ing in the form of runoff, will arrive dur- conditions at 6:36 a.m. The bus. measuring station in the Stansbury accumulation season winds down. ing the months of April, May and June. vehicle rolled three times “There were six vehicles Mountains was 102 percent of average, “April 1 normally marks the time Although there currently isn’t any before ending up with the involved in three different Vernon Creek was 119 percent of aver- when snowpack is close to its peak,” major flood threat specifically coming driver’s side flush to the crashes,” Breck said, adding age and Rocky Basin in the Oquirrh Julander said. “At this particular point, from snowmelt, flooding is a possibility ground. that two other people were Mountains was 90 percent of normal. we start actually losing snow as snow- if there were a substantial rainstorm, he Not long after, another transported to the hospital “Right now, things look pretty good,” melt progresses. We expect over the next said. set of vehicles collided in by ambulance with minor he said. six weeks to melt the majority of snow- “Those snowpack numbers, although the exact same area in an injuries. While Monday morning’s storm pack.” attempt to avoid the first snarled traffic and created havoc on Most of the valley’s water supply, com- SEE LEVELS PAGE A6 ➤ crash. Breck said a passen- SEE ICY PAGE A6 ➤

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008 Correction Future community service center on hold In the story “High fuel prices pumping up busing costs for county schools” Old J.C. Penney on March 27, the school building still district’s fuel costs were inaccurately reported needs renovation based on incorrect infor- mation provided by the dis- by Doug Radunich trict. In August, the Tooele STAFF WRITER County School District paid $2.51 per gallon for Since buying the J.C. diesel or $1,792 per day. Penney building on Main Today they pay $3.52 per Street in September of last gallon or $2,513 per day. year, Tooele County officials That equals a 40 percent have outlined plans to turn increase in fuel costs. The the nearly 50-year-old build- Transcript-Bulletin apolo- ing into a community ser- gizes for the error. vice center. There’s only one problem. The building itself is in need of service — ren- Valley Weather Forecast ovations that have delayed several organizations from moving into their new digs. Local Weather Tooele County Commissioner Colleen Tue Johnson said a completion 46/34 date for the renovation work 4/1 has yet to be determined. Partly cloudy early followed by in- “We’re still working on get- creasing clouds with showers de- ting solid bids for the project, veloping l. and the work has to be done in different phases,” Johnson said. “We can’t bite it all off at one time.” Wed The Salt Lake Area 49/37 Community Action Program photography / Troy Boman 4/2 (CAP), which also includes Harry Michael Sachs stands in the Community Action Center’s pantry located inside the old J.C. Penney building in downtown Tooele. The building is in need Rain and snow showers. Highs in the Tooele County Food Bank of several repairs before other service organizations can move in. Water damage caused by a leaky roof can be seen in the top right of the photo. the upper 40s and lows in the up- and HEAT program, has per 30s. already taken up residence “The idea we had envi- enough, so right now the the programs occupying the accessible for those individu- in the building’s main floor sioned was to have one set baskets of food and other building to have enough als who come into the center, since November of last year. place where people in cri- donations we supply for space for their workers and and that it would help pre- However, several other orga- sis could get all the different families all have to come out clients,” she said. serve and fill another busi- nizations that planned to information, resources and our front door,” Sandoval According to Tooele ness space along downtown Thu 48/33 move into the building are services they need — and we said. “To make the building County Auditor Mike Jensen, Main Street. 4/3 still awaiting renovations on had been talking about it for handicapped accessible, we the county paid $347,823 for “Moving here will help Occasional showers possible. the main floor — the first a couple of years now,” said also need to have a chair- the J.C. Penney building — a revitalize Tooele’s old his- focus for renovation efforts Johnson. “We spent about 10 lift or elevator installed for price that was partially off- toric downtown, as opposed Highs in the upper 40s and lows in — the second-floor mezza- months identifying the dif- our top floor and basement. set by a $100,000 Community to moving into a brand new the low 30s. nine and the basement. ferent needs of the county Although the building is fire- Development Block Grant. building somewhere in the ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content The facility is eventual- with a number of coordina- safety ready, it now also has Johnson said the choice to north part of town,” she said. Service ly planned to house Tooele tors, leaders and organiza- to be made more earthquake buy and renovate the old J.C. “We’d rather move into and County Relief Services, a tions in town. It will be great safe as well.” Penney building was primar- upgrade an existing building small business information to have services like the food Other necessities for the ily based on location, avail- downtown, instead of just Subscriber Service and resource center — which bank and relief services in building include the instal- ability and the county’s bud- leave it empty like some of would go upstairs — and one spot for people who need lation of new hallways, the get. the others there.” If you haven’t received your newspa- “Grandfamilies of America,” the help of more than just improvement of existing exits “We looked at several plac- [email protected] per by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 which is an organization one program.” and entrances, and the addi- es around town and found and our customer representative will geared toward grandparents Lori Sandoval, neighbor- tion of a walk-in refrigera- nothing else really available assist you. Customer service hours on who are raising their grand- hood coordinator for the Salt tor and freezer. Nicole Cline, or compatible for us to move Tuesday and Thursday nights are 6:30 children on their own. Plans Lake Area Community Action Tooele County economic into, and building an entire- To whom it may concern: p.m. until 8 p.m. for a juvenile receiving center Program, said the building development director, also ly new building would have In the March 27, issue of the at the building have also been must go through a number of stressed the importance of been more expensive than Tooele Transcript Bulletin, discussed with Valley Mental different repairs and instal- making sure the building moving into an old one,” she there was an advertisement Health and the Sheriff’s lations before the other pro- is in compliance with the said. “It would also be harder for Davidson Realty in the ������ ��������� Office — although a request grams and organizations are Americans with Disabilities to get a grant if you were � for funding for the center was allowed to move in. Act. building and moving into an Classified Real Estate section. �������� denied by the Legislature in “We have to fix our back “We want to make sure the all-new building.” The advertisement said that the recently completed ses- door where we receive deliv- building is completely ADA- Johnson also said a down- there was a short sale on 244 �������������� sion. eries because it’s not safe compatible, and we also want town location would be more E. Box Elder. This was an �������������� ��������� ������������� ������������������ error, this house should not have been included in a short ������ ����������� ���������� sale. We apologize for any ��������������� ��������������� Power outages affect nearly 4,500 people inconvenience this may have ��������������� ������������������� by Sarah Miley ed 1,545 customers from 10 tricity and causes arcing,” he 5:27 a.m., it went out again caused our readers, the home �������������� ���������������� ������������ ���������������� STAFF WRITER p.m. to 11:30 p.m., according said, adding that pole fires on the same circuit at 5:59 owners & Davidson Realty. to Jeff Hymas, spokesman for can also be caused by light- a.m., affecting the same cus- ��������� Two separate pole fire inci- Rocky Mountain Power. That ning or [high-wire] jumper tomers affected by the first ������������ ������ dents left nearly 4,500 Rocky outage was the result of a cables that burn up. outage. Power was restored ������������ ������������� Mountain Power customers pole fire, which was weather- A second pole fire, this time at 8:59 a.m. Tooele ������������ ��������������������� ����������� ������������ in Tooele and Stansbury Park related. in Tooele, resulted in an out- That pole fire was weather- ����������� ������������ in the dark for several hours “Oftentimes they’re [pole age for 2,915 people begin- related and also resulted in a ��������������� ������������ over the weekend. fires] weather-related because ning at 3:36 a.m. Monday, burnt cable, Hymas said. “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �������������� ������������ A Sunday night power out- water mixing with contami- Hymas said. [email protected] ������������� ������������ age in Stansbury Park affect- nates creates a path for elec- After power was restored at 1600 N. 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TUESDAY April 1, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Tooele County Weed Board Weed Sprayer Calibration Clinic Lack of signs spells trouble in Stansbury Friday • April 4 • 10am by Jamie Belnap the wee hours of the morn- “People keep thinking that their money is being used Tooele County Road Shop STAFF WRITER ing and doing whatever they because it’s green they can profitably. wanted and so we [trustees] drive across it,” Totman said. “Lots of people don’t realize 555 W. 900 S. • 435-843-3459 Adequate signage appears decided that we needed to be “People like to think that what their tax dollars go to,” to be all that’s standing able to control what was hap- when the golf course is not said Christy Achziger, service between Stansbury Park and pening in that area.” being used that it is a place to agency trustee. “It doesn’t hit Get familiar with our anarchy — or at least it must Consequently, trustees four-wheel. We are trying to home that they’ve paid for weed spraying equipment. Handgun seem that way to Stansbury posted an additional sign build the golf course back up these areas so it’s beneficial Calibration & Boom Calibration. Park Service Agency trustees closing the boat ramp at to world class. People don’t for everyone to take care of charged with protecting the dusk. realize that driving their cars it.” community’s shared areas. “Without the signs, we across greenbelt space can Achziger said while trust- Take for example a rule would be in trouble with lia- damage sprinklers and ruin ees don’t like the idea of post- barring gas-powered vehicles bility and the sheriff’s office the grass.” ing more signs in an attempt from operating on Stansbury could not enforce those Maintenance on the lake, to regulate these areas, they Lake whether it is frozen or areas,” Totman said. “Signs greenbelt space, the skate are not sure what else to do. thawed. At the service agen- are terrible and an eyesore, park, and even in part on “It is too bad that we have cy’s meeting last week, Tooele but people just assume that if the golf course, is paid for to post signs,” Achziger said. County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy there is no sign than they can by property taxes. Trustees “You would think that people Duke North told trustees a do what they want.” feel that it’s in residents’ best would have common cour- gas-powered boat was spot- Trustees have seen a gen- interest to abide by the rules tesy and think about others ted on the lake last week- eral improvement in areas indicated on the multiple once in a while.” Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers signs posted throughout the [email protected] community to ensure that Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. “Signs are terrible and an eyesore, but people just assume that if there is no sign than they can do what they want.” Scott Totman Stansbury Park Service Agency trustee end, but a patrolling officer where signs were posted, Grand Opening!! was unsure of how to cite the but still say that some who individual because the sign choose not to abide by the that alerted recreationalists declared rules have removed of lake-use stipulations was the signs. nowhere to be found. “The sheriff’s office recently “The post is still there, caught kids trying to remove but the sign is missing,” said the ‘no trespassing’ signs at Stansbury Village service agency trustee Scott the skate park when it was Totman. “I went over there closed,” Totman said. “That and took a look, and it’s not in led to five arrests because Drawings the water this year. We pulled drugs were found too.” it out of the water last year.” Additionally, another sign Giveaways Totman said the boat ramp, at the skate park alerting Shopping Center which is near the clubhouse, users that protective equip- has been another problem- ment is required to use the atic spot for trustees as com- facility was vandalized dur- plaints have come in about ing the fall of last year, just people riding 4-wheelers on prior to the first closure. the ramp and ruining the Greenbelt areas, such as the adjoining grassy areas, leav- golf course, have also become Saturday ing trash and partying late at a target in recent years for night. damage as 4-wheelers and “My wife and I walk our dog drivers of other motorized April 5 over near the lake and we’ve vehicles freely use them for seen beer bottles, condoms, recreation. Trustees will soon trash,” Totman said. “People be installing signs for those Now Stocking Personal Tasers were going over there until areas as well. foxy bronze

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OUR VIEW Toxic releases: County’s ‘fever’ dropping is good The bad news is Tooele County remains the pollution capitol of Utah — a place famous for not only creating its own waste but cheerfully accepting the waste of others. The good news is less pollution was gen- erated in the county in 2006 than 2005, continuing a general trend of decline over the past eight years. Those are the two main conclusions to be drawn from the latest Toxics Release Inventory compiled by the Environmental Protection Agency. The report showed that Tooele County companies released 12.4 million pounds of toxic substances into our air, water and land in 2006 — a total that represented a reduction of around 60 percent from the 30 million pounds that were released in 2005. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We still boast the No. 4 (EnergySolutions), No. 5 (US Magnesium), and No. 6 (Clean Harbors Grassy Mountain facility) polluters in the state, with No. 1 (Kennecott’s mine concentrators and power plant) and No. 2 LETTERS POLICY (Kennecott’s smelter and refinery) just over the county line. Letter of the Month (March) Much of the dramatic drop-off in toxic releases in the county is down The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- In-person voting best very unique experience of having the ters to the editor from readers. Letters to EnergySolutions, which had a record year in 2005 that it couldn’t rep- opportunity to visit with our neighbors as must be no longer than 250 words, licate in 2006. US Magnesium and Clean Harbors —- both the Grassy The first time I voted, I was tremen- we sit and wait our turn. The write-in pro- civil in tone, written exclusively for the Mountain and Aragonite facilities — actually increased toxic releases dously excited. I went with my family cess also takes away the ability to show Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by slightly, though in fairness to US Mag it has decreased its toxic releases down to the fire station. I showed my our children how the democratic pro- the writer’s name, address and phone far more than any other company in the county over the past eight identification even though it wasn’t nec- cess works, along with helping them to number. Priority will be given to letters years. essary since we all knew each other. The that refer to a recent article in the connect voting with the election returns The TRI report is good way of taking the temperature of Tooele County. polling judge walked me over to the sta- newspaper. All letters may be subject they watch on television. I understand We all need to pay attention to these numbers with the same avid interest tion and showed me how to punch the to editing. there are some advantages to a write-in as we track home and gas prices. And we need to use them to put pressure card. When I finished, I dropped my bal- precinct, however, most of those same on polluters to continually modernize and clean up their operations. lot in the locked box and was offered one Letters written to thank an individual or advantages can be had by using absentee organization should be submitted for Many of these companies established themselves in Tooele County at of Ruth Cook’s world-famous cookies. As ballots. I also believe that there are many “Notes of Appreciation” a time when it seemed like the edge of the earth, a place where pollution I walked out, I felt very proud and happy in our community who would be happy and humanity would rarely intersect. But with rapid population growth that I had taken this big step into adult- to offer rides to elderly neighbors or other Readers who are interested in writing a in the Tooele Valley and on the west side of Salt Lake City, these opera- hood. It saddens me to think that this who do not drive. I hope we will change longer guest op-ed column on a topic of tions now seem closer and more visible than ever before. We should not may not be the experience for so many voting back to the community activity general interest should contact Editor lose sight of them, or the toxins they release, again. of our children. Lake Point has recently that we once enjoyed. Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- mation at the top of this page. been changed to a write-in precinct. With Ginger K. Martin GUEST OPINION that decision, I believe we have lost the Lake Point E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (435) 882-6123 Dog shooting leaves questions Mail: Letters to the Editor An alternative to shooting dogs Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Pipeline does not need After reading the story “Dangerous pet I am tired of law enforcement here P.O. Box 390 forces hard choices” (March 20), I feel in Tooele County taking advantage of like the reporter left out some important us. We must now live in fear of coming to pass through Tooele information. Here are examples of what home and finding out that a beloved LETTER CONTEST I think should have been asked: How family pet lays dead because of unex- olly Corporation, in part- many times have the police or animal plained circumstances. Regarding the Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will nership with Sinclair Oil, control officers been called to this home? March 20 article “’Dangerous pets force select the best letter of the month and have proposed the Utah H Kari Scribner Did the dog have a history of violence? hard choices,” if I recall correctly this dog reprint it in the first Open Forum page Nevada Pipeline, or UNEV, which GUEST COLUMNIST Why did the neighbors call the police, shooting occurred during the daytime of the following month. The winning will run through Tooele and Tooele did they feel threatened by the dog? By when there is an animal control officer letter writer will receive a free one-year County to transport gas, diesel and not asking all the questions or reporting on duty. In the article, Tooele County subscription to the newspaper. The sub- jet fuel to Southern Utah, and more all the information, some people can be Sheriff Frank Park said, “Officers use the scription can be transferred or used to specifically to Las Vegas. Las Vegas, why not continue the led to believe that our deputies would same procedures in handling animals renew a present subscription. Like a number of other people, pipeline west along the freeway rather shoot first and ask questions later. that they do in handling people.” I have I received a little piece of paper until you hit Nevada. Then let This is evident in the letter to the edi- never heard of someone without a record in the mail informing me of the Nevada deal with whatever envi- tor “Question dog shooting” by Carri being shot and killed wandering around Ready for new restaurants proposed pipeline, and I remem- ronmental “deviation” may take Chaddon (March 25). In Tooele City and on their own property. However, if I as a This note is in response to the March 20 ber thinking, “I wonder if this is place, instead of letting Tooele Tooele County, we have laws that require citizen of Tooele County am to be treated article “Recipe for success still elusive for something I should worry about?” Valley shoulder this risk. dogs be on a leash, chain or in a fenced like this dog, then I am scared for my local eateries.” Leonardo’s had excellent I dropped the 4 x 5 postcard in my Townsend answered that the yard. Utah law also says that the owner life. Unlike Dave Folker, the dog’s owner, food and we ate there often. However, it did to-do pile and went on about my U.S. Army Corp of Engineers is responsible for the actions of the dog. I cannot understand the officer’s jus- lack the ambiance of a sit-down romantic life. will not allow the pipeline to run All pet owners need to take into account tification, but I have a solution to this place to dine. Does Tooele have enough It wasn’t until later, when a through the wetlands. Hmmm, that if their dog bites someone they are problem. How many times have you been interest and patronage for such a place? concerned citizen left a message lets think about this for a minute. legally responsible for the incident. If driving and next to you there is an officer Our family enjoys a place without scream- on my phone and a flyer on my The wetlands were disrupted to the owner had followed the law, then with his family cruising around with his ing children, a place where servers do not door, that I began to understand run both a freeway and a railway the deputy would not have been called family in his patrol car? Can anyone else constantly interrupt with “How does every- this pipeline was running directly through it, so it must not be dis- to their home and the dog would still be drive their company car around like it thing taste?” or “Is your meal OK?” The through my neighborhood. I was rupting the wetlands that is the alive. I would hope that most of us would is there personal vehicle? We all know constant interruptions by servers are nei- also informed about a public meet- concern. Perhaps, it’s the potential put aside our emotions and ask the ques- that gas is on increasing, so instead of ther caring or welcome. Why is this practice ing that was to take place. I rallied for “deviations” that might be the tions before we blame someone who is constantly wasting tax dollars for these only prevalent in Utah? We would like wine some of my neighbors to go with problem. only protecting the public. I’m not saying joy rides the officers are taking, why don’t to be served. It would even be nice to have me and we marched off to defend When I asked if the City of that we should not question our police we invest that money in hiring a larger a cocktail while we look through the menu the safety of our children and Tooele was approving the project, officers’ actions, but that we should get animal control staff. and possibly the wine list. Dare I say per- neighborhood. Townsend responded, “The city has all the facts first. K.C. Van haps that Tooele is not up to such a place. At the meeting, I located the blessed us.” Tim Booth Jr. Tooele Elena Fitzgerald proposed pipeline on a site map Since I have become somewhat Tooele Tooele — next to my property — then of a cynic in my 40-plus years, I marched over to Tooele County decided to call the mayor and ask Commissioner Colleen Johnson. I him myself if that was an accurate GUEST OPINION asked her — rather vehemently I statement. Mayor Dunlavy refuted am sad to say — if the county had the statement. The city has not sold us out and approved this plan. given its blessing to the project. He Her calm answer was that coun- also said that he personally does Caucuses still have important purpose ty officials had met with the com- not see any benefit to the city to pany, but no decision had been have the pipeline go through, since s a new resident of Tooele City, I I can not think of another venue where made yet. we won’t be able to access the gas enjoyed the opportunity to meet I would have been able to meet the people I was able to calm down and here in Tooele. A with a few of my neighbors and dis- Clark Larsen I did on Tuesday night, and discuss with bit and listen to the presentation No benefit to the city or county, cuss issues important to us and our com- GUEST COLUMNIST them the topics which we discussed. The by Jim G. Townsend, from Holly potential risk to our groundwa- munity during our neighborhood caucus only thing I would change about party cau- Corporation, the company build- ter and safety. No matter how meeting last week. cus meetings would be a greater emphasis ing the pipeline. Lots of terms were you put it, the UNEV Pipeline is Statewide, Utah voters attended caucus on getting the word out about when and thrown around in discussing the a bad idea for our community. meetings held in hundreds of locations. husband and wife who operate a small where they take place. Greater awareness safety of the line, but it was the Personally I would really love to see The main purpose of these meetings is to business, to me, a married 34-year-old who leads to more involvement by citizens, and word “deviation” that caught my Holly Corporation deviate its path select delegates for the county and state moved to Tooele from Cottonwood Heights greater involvement by citizens leads to a attention. “Deviation” in layman’s through someone else’s backyard. conventions. In turn, these delegates select only a few weeks ago. stronger, more effective democracy. terms is “leak.” the party nominees for county and state The eight of us spent just over an hour But do not take away the opportunity for One of the questions asked at Kari Scribner is a freelance office. The process might sound pretty bor- introducing ourselves, electing our del- hard working citizens of Tooele County, as the meeting was that if the main writer and homemaker, and an ing to some, but to others, it is an impor- egates, learning more about a few of the well as all of Utah, to sit down, face to face, purpose of the line is to transport occasional contributor to the tant exercise in grassroots democracy. local candidates for office, and discussing and discuss who we want representing us fuel south, mainly to gas-starved Transcript-Bulletin. The meeting I attended was a upcoming events in the community. We at each level of public office. Republican caucus, held at Northlake also ate a few cookies along the way. By the way, I was elected a county Elementary School in Tooele. Several cau- Some might argue that caucus meetings delegate at my meeting — I think partly cus meetings were held at Northlake, and should go the way of the Studebaker, that because of a tie I wore with red, white and while I do not know how many attended such grassroots meetings are only attended blue elephants on it. So, to all my fellow the others, my specific meeting had an by members of special interest groups county delegates, see you next month at attendance of eight people. intent on robbing the average citizen of Tooele High School for our convention. I’ll A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 Being the new kid in town, I had never having a true voice in Utah democracy. be wearing the same tie. met any of the other seven attendees Sorry, but in my experience attending cau- Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus before. Our group was a hodgepodge of cuses in Salt Lake County, and now Tooele Clark Larsen is a communication sales rep- Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor citizens, from a retired school teacher, to a County, I simply do not buy that argument. resentative who lives in Tooele. A5

TUESDAY April 1, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 A STUDENT’S VIEW Allergies? David K. Palmer M.D. Late mornings will mean even more to Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008 Tooele Valley REEL TALK Light and simple ‘Run Fat Boy Run’ MEAT offers a little something for everyone Whole Pork Loins $198 lb. Bonelss Country Style $ 59 Missy Thompson Spare Ribs 1 lb. STAFF WRITER Extra Lean Ground Beef $189 lb. am an avid fan of the long-running television 985 E. Main • G-ville • 884-3837 Ishow “Friends.” I own all 10 seasons and at least once a day will quote or make a com- ment about a particular aspect of the show. Because I know Attention just about every episode by heart and the intricacies of the characters, I have a difficult Students! time watching them in other projects. “Friends” cast member Advisors from the David Schwimmer, who played the geeky and sensitive Ross Huntsman School of Gellar, took a step back from acting and wound up behind Business are coming to the camera directing the new film “Run Fat Boy Run.” photo courtesy of Picturehouse USU Tooele. Schwimmer previously teamed Simon Pegg (left) stars as Dennis in the new British comedy “Run Fat Boy Run.” up with screenplay writer/ actor of “Run Fat Boy Run” that was released in 2006. (Pegg) is a slightly overweight that would be the perfect Simon Pegg in “Big Nothing,” Pegg is known for writ- underachiever who is scared way to show her. He enlists Wednesday, April 2 an underrated crime comedy ing strange, slightly dark and of long-term relationships. the help of his landlord Mr. twisted comedies such as Thus, he leaves his pregnant Ghoshdashtidar (Harish Patel) 1:00-8:00 pm “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot girlfriend, Libby (Thandie and friend Gordon (Dylan Fuzz.” Now, with “Run Fat Boy Newton), at the altar on their Moran) to train him for the Run,” he pokes fun at himself wedding day. Five years later, big race. After some trouble while adding to his repertoire Dennis is still chubby and finding sponsorship, Dennis Call to schedule of silly, yet sometimes incred- works as a security guard at a is ready to run against Whit ibly violent comedies. “Run Fat women’s retail clothing store. and prove to Libby and anyone an appointment. Boy Run” falls into the more But, he doesn’t have the rela- who has ever doubted him silly-sweet category as it plays tionship with Libby he once that he is capable of some- 435.882.6611 up to its flaws. had. He does see his son, Jake thing great. Since this film is (Matthew Fenton), occasion- I really enjoyed “Run Fat Schwimmer’s directorial ally. Boy Run” not only because I’m tooele.usu.edu debut, I was not expecting Dennis discovers that a fan of Pegg’s work, but also much from his end, but I was Libby is currently in a seri- because I can identify with pleasantly surprised with how ous relationship with Whit how his character had to over- well executed the film was. It (Hank Azaria), a high-powered come being a little overweight probably helped that Pegg’s American stockbroker. Whit and running in a race. Even if I weird sense of humor shines is everything Dennis is not: hadn’t, I probably would have through and that the end of successful, fit and has Libby still liked this movie. It is very “Run Fat Boy Run” is both pre- by his side. Now that Dennis light in content and simple in dictable and refreshing. is aware that Whit might take storyline. But, it is not some- The problem with “Run Fat Libby and Jake away from him thing everyone will enjoy. Boy Run” is that not everyone to Chicago, he wants to do [email protected] will get or enjoy the humor. It anything he can to keep them is the type of film that if you in England. have seen Pegg’s other movies Dennis thinks that to keep FLICK AT A GLANCE you will probably really like Libby in his life he needs to Spine and Posture this one. If you have not, then prove to her he is serious Grade: B- “Run Fat Boy Run” may not be about something. When he Rated: PG-13 the best movie choice. learns that Whit is running in Time: 100 minutes Rehab. of Tooele AnnouncingIn “Run Fat Boy Run” Dennis a marathon, Dennis decides Now playing Julander said. conditions for the summer, Levels As for this summer’s fore- Julander said they predicted continued from page A1 cast, it’s anybody’s guess, the same pattern for this past Featuring Julander said. And while the winter too. they’re nice for water sup- National Weather Service’s “Tell that to your frozen Dr. T. Cole Snyder D.C. ply, are not particularly con- Climate Prediction Center buddies,” he said. ducive to high runoff flows,” is predicting warm and dry [email protected] is Announcing Icy ers. continued from page A1 Sgt. Troy Marx of the Utah Highway Patrol’s Tooele County sector, said additional slide- offs occurred at milepost 56, near the rest Four people were ticketed with driving too stop, and at milepost 138, near the Tooele/ Spring Special. fast for the existing conditions or failure to Stansbury exit, but no injuries were report- reduce speed for an accident. ed. Both westbound lanes were closed for “The roads looked wet, but they were actu- almost two hours as well as one eastbound ally very icy,” Marx said. No April Fools Joke Here! lane, causing a mile-long backup of commut- [email protected]

Tooele County Commissioner to be growing at a quick clip, Ranks Bruce Clegg said that because which has helped contribute to $ continued from page A1 of a slowing economy and new Utah’s status as one of the top construction, he predicts that 10 fastest-growing states in the other places may have seen the county will soon go through nation. According to a recent 30 Exam with the declining real estate a slower growth period, much report from the U.S. Census If needed Spinal X-Rays for only $10. market,” she said. “People here like between 2003 and 2004. Bureau, out of the state’s fast- can still get more bang for their “You can tell things will slow est-growing metro areas — also buck in terms of land purchas- down even more with the way recorded from July 1, 2006 to es — unlike in Salt Lake County Call by April 14th to schedule your where land can be much more expensive.” “People here can still get more bang for *Certain PPO’s, appointment and take advantage of Cline also said Tooele County’s close proximity to their buck in terms of land purchases Medicare, this special. Salt Lake City is another plus Medicaid for people looking to avoid the — unlike in Salt Lake County where and Federaly pricier homes found through- Look for me at Mountain West Medical out the suburbs of the Salt Lake land can be much more expensive.” Funded Valley. Center’s “Healthy Woman Expo” on “We’re still close enough to Nicole Cline Programs do Salt Lake for commuters who Tooele County economic development director not apply. Call Apil 10th need to travel back and forth, as for details. well as for people who want to things are going, where we’re July 1, 2007 — St. George was get to the big city fast,” she said. not issuing building permits the second fastest-growing “Some parts of Tooele Valley are and building subdivisions like metro area in all of the United only 15 minutes from down- we used to,” he said. “Right now States, with a growth rate of 5.1 town Salt Lake, and it’s nice to builders and developers are not percent. Out of the state’s other Spine and Posture be able to drive from a com- as busy as they were before. I metro areas, Ogden-Clearfield Call munity with a rural feel to the know things will pick up quick- grew by 2.9 percent; Provo- Rehab. of Tooele big city in such a short amount ly again, but it’s just a matter of Orem by 2.6 percent; Logan by 882-1621 of time. You don’t find that with when.” 2.2 percent; and Salt Lake City too many other big cities and Utah’s major metropoli- by 2 percent. 300 S. Main, Ste 2 Tooele For An Appointment their surrounding towns.” tan areas are also considered [email protected] OBITUARY A7

TUESDAY April 1, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 Happy Birthday Austin (Our Little Punkin Boy!) OBITUARIES April 1, 2004 – December 9, 2004 about what should’ve been with you by my side. There are so many things I Tonia Eileen Townsend and uncle Kevin Hager. people. In passing Tonia did not wanted to teach you, all the Tonia and Ryan were mar- stop this last joy and gave of things I’ll never get to do. I Eccles spend each day wishing, I could ried in the Salt Lake Temple herself as she hung on through spend my life with you. on Aug. 7, 1989. They enjoyed seven to eight hours of suffering It isn’t fair you were taken On March 27, 2008, Tonia the privilege of adopting their so the hospital could arrange away, such an innocent little boy. Eccles returned to her loving five children and taking them recipients for some of her The love we share for you is Heavenly Father and Brother through the temple to be sealed organs. She helped save three endless, a love no one can Jesus Christ in whom she has as well. Three were sealed in the people that night. This was how destroy. trusted through the many years Salt Lake Temple and two in the Tonia lived her life and fittingly Although you’re not here with us, I wish I could hold you one It doesn’t mean you’re gone. more time, and see your little of battling major health issues Logan Temple. ended this chapter of it. We love I feel you here with us, smile. But until we meet again, which were finished when she Along with her family, Tonia and miss you Tonia, but we also Even though you have moved on. the wait will be worth all the had an accident in her beloved had many joys in her life and I celebrate your honorable return Words cannot describe the pain we while. feel, Living each day without our We love and miss you Jeep Wrangler and was para- will cover the most outstanding to your Heavenly Father. little man. always and foever. lyzed from the neck down ones in celebration of her life. Funeral services will be held Time will slowly ease the pain, Until we meet again. Grandma Jo, Auntie Shelby, Uncle including her lungs. Her joy in the gospel and the Thursday, April 3, 2008, at noon, Margarito, Uncle Christopher, Tonia was born April 2, 1970, work she did in it, our time in at the LDS Chapel, 600 S. 200 There’s not a moment that goes by your two special cousins & Great that you’re not on my mind, thinking Grandpa & Grandma. to Charles and Kaye Townsend. (Kristi) Townsend, Troy (Leah) Taiwan, her horse Trigger, her East, Hyrum. Friends and fam- She is survived by both parents; Townsend, Talesha (Austin) favorite yellow Jeep, her flower ily may call on Wednesday, April her eternal companion, Ryan Romans, Tara (Tomas) Reyes; beds, birds, fishing, camping, 2, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Allen Eccles; her children, Austin, Grandpa Orson (Hap) Hager; track, wrestling, arm wrestling Hall Mortuary, 34 E. Center St., RileyJohn, SageRyann, Brady along with many other loving (high school girls champ and Logan, and on Thursday from and Kayonia; her sisters and relatives. She was preceded defeater of many men in Taiwan 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. at the church In loving Memory brothers, Cindy (Glen) Peers, in death by Grandma Hager, and the U.S.) and she most cer- prior to services. Interment out and about the country- dining Tammie (Ted) Crawford, Terry Grandma and Grandpa Fletcher, tainly found joy in serving other Hyrum Cemetery. at the County Clubs and driving a jeep or truck across the desert hunt- ing coyotes. Janice L. Wilson ies, take long drives, enjoyed ter, Jeri (Bill) Costanzo of Tooele; bowling, playing pool and being one brother, Jack (Sarah Lee) She had an endless supply of food with her family. Howard of Stansbury Park; and and laughter to fill your tummy and Our loving wife, mother, She is survived by her hus- many nieces and nephews. your soul. She would kiss and ban- grandmother, sister and friend, band, Joel of Pleasant View; two She was preceded in death dage your wounds while singing or whistling to lighten your pain while Jan L. Wilson, 61, passed away daughters, Debbie Lawrence and by her parents and her ex-hus- lightening your spirits. on Friday, March 28, 2008, sur- Dina Clavell, both of Brigham band, Bill Lawrence. rounded by her family at McKay City; two sons, Gary (Krissy) Funeral services will be held She and Dad were always on the Dee Hospital. Lawrence of Farr West and Ryan on Tuesday, April 1, 2008, at go, endless trips. A memorable trip She was born on March 15, (Ruthie) Wilson of Brigham City; 11 a.m., at the Gillies Funeral with her son, daughter, and son- 1947, in Tacoma, Wash., a daugh- five step children, Joel Glenn Chapel, 634 E. 200 South, in-law (Bob Swan) to Kentucky, ter of William and Rita Howard. Wilson of Salt Lake City, Stephen Brigham City. The family will Church Hill Downs for the Breed- Jan married Joel Wilson on May (Melissa) Wilson of Pocatello, greet friends on Monday from 6 Ruth Beck Spencer ers Cup. After the long great day 20, 1976, in Evanston, Wyo. Idaho, Mark Wilson of Brigham to 8 p.m., and on Tuesday from “at the track” she enjoyed a four- 1915-2008 course lobster steak dinner on a Jan was currently employed City, Craig (Terry) Wilson of 10 to 10:45 a.m. Interment will Ruth Beck Spencer, 92, died peace- private rail car. In her joy and ex- by the Utah Department of worked with. Ogden, and Shane Wilson of be in the Brigham City Cemetery. fully of natural causes on March citement, repeated, “if only Erwin Corrections Adult Probation and Jan was past president of the Brigham City; 23 grandchildren Condolences may be e-mailed 14, 2008 at the Summerfield Man- could be here to share this. Another Parole working for 10 years. She Eagles Auxiliary 2919. and four great-grandchildren. to the family at www.gilliesfu- or where, recently she made her great trip to Switzerland to search loved her job and the people she She liked to read, watch mov- She is also survived by one sis- neralchapel.com. home. Ruth was surrounded in her for her roots with grandson Art last several days by her loving fam- Wing, granddaughter Cindy, son ily. Ruth was born August 17, 1915 and daughter, again in her joy “if Vivian Elizabeth ried Paul Carmen. They were Abraham Demma. Vivian is sur- in Mount Pleasant, Utah to Her- only Erwin could be here to share man and Lizzetta Hafen Beck. She this”. blessed with two daughters, and vived by her loving husband and Sheets married Erwin M. Spencer of Indi- later divorced. Vivian married best friend, Ken Scott Sheets; anola, Utah 1933. Their marriage the love of her life Kenneth Scott her daughters, Paula Hassell was later solemnized in the Manti Vivian Elizabeth Sheets, Sheets on Aug. 24, 1987, in Elko, and Rene Demma of California; Temple. Ruth and Erwin were the beloved wife and companion, Nev. Ken and Vivian led a happy her brother, Lloyd (Margerie) proud parents of seven children. Jan mother, sister, grandmother, loving life together. Ken lovingly Rutledge of California; nine (Swan), Tooele~ Arkade, Grace, and great-grandmother, died cared for Vivian for five years grandchildren and 13 great- Idaho~ Carson, St. George, Utah~ peacefully at her home on March until her peaceful death in the grandchildren. Becky~Tamma (Turner), Orem, 27, 2008. Vivian was a friend comfort of their Tooele home. Vivian we love you and you Utah~ Randy (Renee) Anchorage, Alaska~ Jeff (Pat) Salem, Utah. to all who had the pleasure of Ken and Vivian enjoyed beau- will be greatly missed. Funeral meeting her and her kind voice tiful memories being together services were held on March 31, She was preceded in death by her and sweet smile will be greatly and traveling together. at Tate Mortuary. Interment in husband Erwin, her infant daugh- missed. Vivian is preceded in death the Tooele Cemetery. Special ter Becky Terrill Spencer, parents, Vivian was born March 8, 1921, by her parents, Thomas and thanks for the compassionate brothers; Lorraine, Evan, Earl, in Grover, Colo., to Thomas and Lavern Rutledge; brother, care from the Mountain West Kenneth, Ray, Bardell. Delmar Lavern Rutledge. Vivian had two graduated from Tooele High Sherman Rutledge; sister, Zoe Home Health and Hospice and Billy Beck, sisters; Dorothy brothers and one sister. Vivian School class of 1939. Vivian mar- Hodgkinson; and grandson, Team. Rest peacefully my love. Willardsen, Myra Blain and Eva Lay, Son-in-law, Bob Swan. She Ruth Beck Spencer holding is survived by 16 grandchildren, daughter Jan 38 great-grandchildren, 11 great Always thinking of others she was Thomas Lemuel Jones he donated to the Salt Lake Caden, Samantha, Morgan, great grandchildren, sisters-in-law, and will “always” be a great gift to LDS Humanitarian Center. Brittany, Tyler, Jaden, Sadie brothers-in-law and nieces neph- her families, The Becks, The Spen- Thomas Lemuel Jones, 75, Hundreds of them have been Hemi; and four great-grand- ews & daughters-in-law. cers, and The Seville Residents. passed away March 31, 2008, shipped out to countries all children, Keaton, Jaxton, Sierra in Salt Lake City. Thomas was over the world to help brighten and Savannah. Life Sketch - Taught to her by We would like to thank the follow- born Sept. 7, 1932, in Cheyenne, a child’s life. He loved spending He was preceded in death by her loving parents early in her life ing people for their compassionate Wyo., to James George and time with his children, grand- his parents; wife, Beverly Jones; was the joy of helping others. The care over the years. Several doc- work in her church was on going tors and their staffs. The Seville Bernice Hattie Jones. He mar- children, and his wife. He was a son, James Roland Jones; and throughout her life. Primary, Mutu- Gracious Retirement Living, and ried Alice Beverly Proctor on faithful member of The Church second mom, Mary (Shorty) al, Relief Society, and many years Summerfield Manor and staff, also June 14, 1957. They were later of Jesus Chris of Latter-day Jones Weick. as chorister even into her 90’s. Comfort Care Hospice and Staff. sealed in the Salt Lake Temple Saints. The viewing will be held on June 14, 1962. They had He is survived by his lov- Wednesday, April 2, 2008, from She and her life-partner together Her funeral services were held six children together. Beverly ing wife, ErnaLee; daughters, 6 to 8 p.m., at Tate Mortuary, taught ballroom dancing to the Wednesday March 19, 2008, 11 passed away in 1999. Bernice Withers, Julie (Stuart) 110 S. Main St., and from 9:30 young men and women at their a.m. at Salem Seventh Ward. Fu- Thomas met ErnaLee Searle Army Depot for many years, Goodenough, Allyson (Alva) to 10:30 a.m. at the church church in Provo. The following neral Directors; Walker Family Mortuary of Spanish Fork, Utah. Schofield in December of 1999 and enjoyed repairing cars in Moore and Karen (John) prior to the funeral. Funeral weekends she would “reign as Camp Queen” at the family annual Interment at Salem City Cemetery. and they were married on his garage for his family. His Yakovich; sons, Terry (Carol) services will be held Thursday, Deer camp near “Spencer Fork” on Dec. 29, 1999, in the Salt Lake favorite pastime was doing Jones and Derren Jones; sis- April 3, at 11 a.m., at the Tooele Mt. Nebo. She met with her Liter- I wish to thank those who called, Temple. From this union he woodworking projects, from ter, Carolee (Garrett) Riley; 17 Stake Center, 253 S. 200 East. ary Club and Riding Club regularly. sent cards, the beautiful flowers gained another grown daugh- cradles to reindeer to cabinets, grandchildren, Tanya, Kim, Interment will be at Tooele City She was a beautiful horsewoman, and the great basket gardens. Bish- ter, Karen. and he especially loved making Korinda, Jenna, Craig, Allie, Cemetery. sitting tall in her saddle. She wield op J. Wayne Francis, The Salem Thomas worked at Tooele the wooden stick horses that Alisa, Ashton, Ashley, Jessica, a garden shovel with the same ease Seventh Ward Relief Society, who as shooting her 25.35 rifle. hosted the wonderful luncheon af- terwards. She never met a stranger. Her abil- settled in Tooele in 1958. Mary Virginia Wicks ity to make everyone completely at Sincerely, Jan Swan and Family Mary was a caretaker most of newstips 882.0050 ease, feeling right at home was fun her adult life. She loved help- to watch. She knew everyone. Was Paid In-Memorium Mary Virginia Wicks, age 83, ing raise her two grandsons, passed away March 11, 2008, in Russell Robison and Dustin Richland, Wash. She was born Searle. She spent her last 15 Sept. 24, 1924, in Birchwood, years in Washington with her Tenn. loved ones. Tooele County In 1944, she married Ed Wicks Mary is preceded in death and traveled with him during by her husband and son. She Medical Reserve his Army career. They had two is truly loved and cherished. children, Ed Jr. and Sherry, and Goodbye Granny. Corps Needs Volunteer! Volunteers EAGLE SCOUT Herman F. Teter The commitment is small and the reward is large. Put Herman F. Teter of Tooele, your training and expertise to good use and help your Nicholas van Oene formerly of El Cerrito, Calif., community when it needs it the most. passed away March 30. He was At a court of honor for Troop born May 21, 1918. He was The Tooele County MRC is looking 444, on March 29, Nicholas van preceded in death by his wife, for current and retired medical and Oene was awarded the Boy Scouts Lena Busico Teter. Survived by of America Eagle Scout rank. numerous nieces and neph- non-medical professionals who could Nicholas is 14 years old and has ews. Services will be held be called upon to help during an worked hard for this advancement. Wednesday, April 2, at 11 a.m., emergency. He is the son of Lt. Col. Marc and at Tate Mortuary. Interment For more information Carla van Oene of Fruit Heights. Tooele City Cemetery. or to print an application The court of honor was scheduled visit the MRC Website to coincide with his father’s return www.tooelemrc.org for two weeks leave. Lt. Col. van of Vancouver, British Columbia, Oene is presently serving with the and Roger and Marene Redmond of the Volunteers building Strong, Healthy and Prepared Communities. U.S. forces in Iraq. Nicholas is the Tooele . His parents, grandparents of Tooele for 114 Tooele County Health Department is recruiting and forming the Tooele County MRC. great-grandson of Islay Baril of and many uncles and aunts wish County Years Vancouver, British Columbia, and him much success. Our hats go off For information call 435-277-2440. VOTo subscribeI callC 882.0050 E is the grandson of Germaine Baril to Nicholas. Congratulations. (The MRC is located in the health department’s new building addition) A8 BULLETIN BOARD

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008 The Bulletin Board

Parks and Recreation Tooele Settlement Canyon will not be open until weather permits. For further Belly dance workshop updates please call 843-4002. Belly basics 101, featuring Shahravar, is a progressive and ongoing belly Books R Fun dance class held on the last Tuesday A Books R Fun book fair will be held of each month starting April 29, from April 3-4, form 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at 7 to 9 p.m., at 635 N. Main St., Tooele Mountain West Medical Center in the (in the Phil’s Glass building). We work classrooms. The fair features up to on posture, as well as Egyptian and a 75 percent discount on books and Turkish steps and combinations. Fee is gifts. $15 to register. To register or for more information, call Dee at 496-0454 or 843-4345 or Cindy at 224-2018. Grantsville

Pet adoption Underage Drinking Prevention The Tooele Animal Shelter will hold a An Underage Drinking Prevention pet adoption on April 5, from 10 a.m. meeting will be held on Thursday, April to 2 p.m., at Wal-Mart. Come adopt a 3, at 6 p.m., at Grantsville City Hall, friend. 429 E. Main St. The meeting will serve to educate parents, teachers, officials, Sons of the Pioneers youth and other community members The Tooele Chapter of the Sons of about the impact that underage drink- the Utah Pioneers is sponsoring a ing has on the community. For more scholarship program again this year. information contact Julie Spindler at Scholarships are in the amount of 843-3538 or at [email protected]. $1,000 and will be limited to children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren Utilities of members. Candidates must write Grantsville City is implementing a at least a 250 word history of a family new and more efficient utility billing pioneer. It should state how has pio- system. The new system will generate neer heritage impacted their life and a different type of utility bill that will what the candidate will do to preserve be sent to customers in an envelope photo courtesy of Kelly Morgan pioneer heritage. Histories must be starting in April. The old postcard bills Grantsville High School students went on a job shadow to Echelon Edge Academy of Hair and Skin in Sandy. The seven sophomores were delivered to Hugh Gowans, 120 W. 480 will no longer be used. If anyone has taken on a tour and given information on careers in the cosmetology field. Pictured are: (back, l-r) Kira Francom, Jentry Principe, Charley South, Tooele, by May 1. Candidates questions, please contact Kristy Clark Phillips, Katy Bear, Kelsey Madsen and Kelly Morgan; and (front) Eden Lyons, floor manager and artistic director Bailey Corless and Whitney will attend the chapter meeting on at 884-3411. Litz. July 10, to present their history and receive the scholarship. Plant a tree questions concerning the agenda or education and English as a second Lodge, 61 N. Main St. Barbecue and Grantsville City’s buy-one-get-one- elections may contact Scott Bryan at language are available. Register now all the fixings, entertainment, great SUP board meeting free tree sale is here again. To get 833-9160. to graduate — just $35 per semester. door and raffle prizes. Lunch is $10. The board and dinner meeting for the the free tree, the two trees must be The center is open Monday through Raffle tickets are available at the Elks. Tooele Chapter of the Sons of the Utah planted on the street in your parking Northlake PTA Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 a.m. Contact Jane Gillis at 833-0909 for Pioneers will be held on April 3, at 6:30 strip at your house or business. Limit Northlake Elementary PTA will be and Monday and Thursday nights more information and to purchase p.m., at the Tooele Senior Citizens of two trees for each home. Deadline having a Health and Safety Fair on from 4 to 8 p.m. The center is located tickets. Proceeds will be split between Center, 59 E. Vine St. Remember to for the applications is Friday, April 11. Wednesday, April 2, from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at 76 S. 1000 West, and can be reached Camp Wapiti and our nursing scholar- bring your favorite dish and table Funds are limited. Trees will be deliv- at 833-1994. Adult education classes ship program. ware. The program will be given by ered to the city parking lot the morn- TJHS Community Council are for students 18 and over. Rex and Marsha Ward who will talk ing of April 18, and must be picked up Tooele Jr. High School Community Run Against Violence about the lifestyle of America during by 5 p.m. Council will hold their next meeting Take the GED “Run Against Violence,” the DVSAVA the Colonial period. on Thursday, April 10, at 6:30 p.m., The GED test will be given on April Crisis Line’s annual 5K run/walk, will in the TJHS library. Nominations and 8, starting at 8 a.m. Please contact be held April 12. There is a $15 reg- Underage Drinking Prevention Stansbury Park elections for the upcoming 2008-2009 Andrea at 833-1994 by April 4. You istration fee, however, infants and An Underage Drinking Prevention school year will be among the business must pre-register for the test. toddlers in strollers are free. To learn meeting will be held on Tuesday, Gift and craft fair items. All parents of Tooele Jr. High more about the race or to register go April 1, at 7 p.m., at Copper Canyon The Rose Springs Elementary Spring students, community members and Hunter Education to www.dvsava.org or the Macey’s ser- Elementary, 1600 N. Broadway, Tooele. Gift and Craft Fair will be held Friday, students are encouraged to attend. A Hunter Education class is being vice desk. All participants will receive The meeting will serve to educate par- April 11, from 5 to 9 p.m., and Saturday, offered on April 4, 11, 18 and 25, from a free T-shirt and be entered into a ents, teachers, officials, youth and April 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Come Johnsen Community Council 5:30 to 9 p.m., at the Grantsville Fire drawing. All proceeds will benefit other community members about the shop for some fabulous gifts by local The Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High School Station. The shooting test will take the DVSAVA crisis line and victims of impact that underage drinking has on crafters and vendors, enjoy some Community Council will be meeting place on April 26, from 2 to 4 p.m., at domestic violence and sexual assault the community. For more information wonderful entertainment and enter on Tuesday, April 8, at 7 p.m., in the the Lee Kay Center in Salt Lake City. in Tooele County. contact Julie Spindler at 843-3538 or at some hourly drawings. Always Perfect office conference room. All interested Each student will need to purchase [email protected]. Photography will be there Friday for parents and community members are a voucher from any outlet that sells spring pictures. We are still seeking welcome. hunting and fishing licenses and bring Sports Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support local crafters to participate. Please call it on the first night of class. For more Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support group Lisa at 843-7684 for more informa- Musical instrument fund-raiser information contact Lynn Taylor at Attention coaches will meet on Tuesday, April 8, from tion. Utah Public Radio and KRCL Radio 884-6503, Jay Weyland at 884-3862 or If you are planning or would like to 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen, 1892 are partnering with Cache County Leon Hadley at 884-6111. use the Tooele School District play- Aaron Drive. Come discuss experi- School District and Cache Education grounds and practice fields for your ences, get ideas, share ideas, and learn Schools Foundation to bring you REPLAY. Hunter Education team’s practices/games you will need more about the disease are related Replay is a musical instrument fund- A Hunter Education class will be held to go to the office of the school you dementia. Refreshments provided. THS class of 1963 raising campaign to collect useable, April 8, 10, 15, 16 and 17, from 6 wish to use and sign-up for times For more information call Frank at The THS class of 1963 will host its 45- used musical instruments for Utah to 9 p.m., at Tooele County Health desired and provide proof of liabil- 882-2870 Ext. 130. year class reunion on Aug. 22-24, so public school children throughout the Building, 151 N. Main St. All students ity insurance. You can obtain proof mark your calendar. Please contact Pat state. The collection point for dona- need to purchase a Hunter Education of insurance form your league presi- Your Marriage Firmly Planted Nichols England at (801)523-3819 if tions is Tooele County School District Voucher from a agent/vendor prior to dent. USU Extension and the Tooele County you didn’t receive a notice or visit our and the drive will run until April 15. start of class. For more info contact Healthy Marriages Coalition is spon- class page at www.TooeleHigh1963. Instruments collected in each school Gene 882-4767 or Bryan 882-6795. TC Thunder clinic soring a spring event titled “Keeping com. district will be designated for use in TC Thunder is holding its annual soft- Your Marriage Firmly Planted.” Each that district. For additional informa- ball clininc for girls ages 6-12 on April couple will receive lasagna dinner, THS class of 1998 tion contact Rosalie Poloskey at 833- Churches 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Tooele over $50 worth of marriage enrich- It’s been 10 years, let’s get together 1900 Ext. 1104. City Swimming Pool Park (or incase ment materials and a tree to plant for the THS class of ‘98 reunion. Save Youth night of inclement weather the clinic will at their own home. The event will the date: Saturday, Aug. 9. A database A Christian Community Youth Night be held at the Dow James Complex). be held Friday, April 25, at 6 p.m., at and plans are being made, and if you Library will be held for jr. high and high school Space is limited so sign up now. Cost is 151 N. Main St. Cost per couple is are willing to help please call Lindsay age youth on Friday, April 4, from $35. Call Nancy at 882-5530 or Patty at $10. Please RSVP and pre-pay to USU Clegg Sundloff at 882-3225. Cats and dogs game 6:30 to 9 p.m., at New Life Christian 882-2402 for more information. Extension (277-2400) by April 18. At the Tooele City Library it rains “Cats Fellowship, 411 E. Utah Ave., Tooele. St. Marguerite’s registration and Dogs”. See if you can find the This will be a wonderful time of sing- Financial management St. Marguerite’s Catholic School one animal that is different from the ing, devotions, games and fellowship Arts USU Extension Service is offering IDA is accepting registration for pre-K “Cats” or “Dogs”. Get the map of the with other Christian youth. Invite your financial management classes to help through 6th grade for the 2008/2009 library and mark where you located friends! Art/photography classes multiply your saving efforts. For every school year. Please call Ms. Janet, Mrs. the one animal that is different. Then Have you ever wanted to learn how to $1 you save, another $3 is matched Burden or Ms. Ann Monday through take it to the front desk for a small sur- Singles dinner draw, paint, make pottery, start wood- through Individual Development Friday between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at prise. This program is for all ages and The Tooele East Stake will be sponsor- working, learn how take better pictures, Accounts (IDA). In order to qualify the school office (882-0081) for more will run through April 29. ing a singles dinner the first Thursday or even create your own soap? The Tooele for the program, you must be income information. Space is limited. of each month for anyone 30 years of City Arts Council is now offering classes eligible. To check eligibility go to www. Financial seminar age and over. Dinner will be served at that can help you learn all of these skills, uidan.org or call 277-2406. Participants GHS Show Choir Adults, attend our free, personal finan- 1 p.m. at the Pine Canyon church. and more! The Arts Council is also offer- must attend three financial education The Grantsville High School Show cial seminar of “Track your money: ing new project specific classes for April classes. They will be held April 15, 22 Choir will be singing the national Budget”, presented by H & R Block. and May to help you create one-of-a- and 29, from 6 to 9 p.m., at 151 N. anthem for the Grizzlies final season This seminar will be held April 10, Charity kind Mother’s Day and Father’s Day gifts. Main St. Please RSVP by Monday, April game at the E Center on Friday, April at 6 p.m., in the community room at Visit our Web site at www.tooelecity.org 14, by calling 277-2400. 4, at 7 p.m. Discount tickets can be the Tooele City Library. Sign-up and Charity luncheon to view a full listing of classes, or stop by purchased by contacting a show choir get your ticket today. Tickets will be The Ladies of the Elks will host their Tooele City Hall, 90 N. Main St., to pick Caregiver Guide classes member or by calling Kim at 884- available at the check out desk of the annual charity luncheon on Saturday, The U-Care Caregiver Guide classes 9224. Tooele City Library. There is no charge April 5, at 11:30 a.m., at the Elks SEE BULLETIN PAGE A9 ➤ are available to help provide hands- for tickets. If you don’t have a ticket, on training to better care for loved THS Community Council show up any way. one with home safety. A class about Tooele High School Community BULLETIN BOARD POLICY home safety will be held on Tuesday, Council will hold their monthly Education If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at April 15, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele Senior meeting Wednesday, April 9, at 7 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Citizens Center, 59 E. Vine St. Light p.m., at the THS in the library. Along Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit refreshments will be served. For more with other business items, the nomi- Adult Education organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. information contact Dee Askerlund at nations and elections will be held Get your high school diploma this year! Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot 882-4163 or Barb McFarland at 843- for the 2008-2009 board. All parents, All classes required for a high school guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement 9054. students, staff and interested par- diploma, adult basic education, GED please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered ties are invited to attend. Any with preparation, word processing, driver’s no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. BB JUMP A9

TUESDAY April 1, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Another Reason WEDDINGS Voted non-daily to Subscribe... Bulletin Diabetic Support Group continued from page A8 The Tooele Diabetic Support Group will hold its next meet- Rebaza / Beal BestSociety of Professional JournalisNewspaperts Utah Headliners ing on April 2, at 11 a.m., at in Utah up a copy of the class schedule. the Tooele Senior Center. We’ll Stacee Rebaza and Zachary 435.882.0050 If you have any questions please be showing a video. Everyone Layne Beal are pleased to call 843-2142. is welcome. Please call Carol announce their marriage on Rawlings at 843-9787 for more Saturday, March 29, 2008. A Robinson Crusoe auditions information. reception was held that eve- Children in kindergarten through ning at the Stockton LDS nd 8th grade are invited to audi- Tooele Homemakers church. Stacee attended Happy 102 tion for the Missoula Children’s The Tooele Homemakers will schools in Tooele and Salt Lake Theatre production of “The meet this Monday, April 7, at and Dixie State College. She Amazing Adventures of Robinson 10 a.m., in the auditorium of currently works as a secre- Crusoe” on Monday, April 14, at the Tooele Extension/Health tary for Remax in St. George. Birthday 4 p.m., in auditorium at THS. Department Building, 151 N. Zach attended schools in St. There is no guarantee that every- Main St. We will be learning how George and graduated from Patsy Gonzales one who auditions will be cast in to do needle felting with wool Pineview High School. He Today is your special day. the play. Children must be able roving. We will be having a pot- is a powder coater for Reed Stockton and Jaime Rebaza of to attend all the rehearsals and luck with the club supplying the Ashman Manufacturing and Salt Lake City, and the grand- That day is your Birthday. two performances on Saturday, meat and members bringing side plans to attend aviation school. daughter of Georgia and the So it’s the perfect time to say, April 19. For more information dishes and desserts. Call Marlene After a honeymoon cruise in late Dix Monroe of Ophir. Zach your always thought of in a please contact Tooele City Parks Long at 882-7003 or Joann Krauss Mexico, Zach and Stacee will is the son of Clay and Shanna special way. and Recreation at 843-2142 or at at 843-1266 with any questions. make their home in St. George. Cottam and Darren Beal, all of So we all wish you a very [email protected]. Stacee is the daughter of St. George. Special Happy Birthday! MOMS Club Gary and Elizabeth Fowler of Art Judging The MOMS Club of Tooele Valley Over 50 pieces of art have been invites interested local moms to the chosen from local third graders a social and planning meeting on of Tooele for 114 and Valley Mental Health wants Wednesday, April 9, at 10 a.m., County Years you to help judge a winner. Come in the basement auditorium of VOTo subscribeI callC 882.0050 E to the USU Tooele Campus, 1021 the Tooele County Building, 47 S. W. Vine St., to vote. Pictures will Main St. Our speaker will be from be on display through April 10. the Tooele Department of Solid April is Public Health Awareness Month The contest of part of National Waste. There will be a children’s Mental Health Month in May. activity and refreshments. For more information on the MOMS Eagles Club, contact the club representa- Get the tive at [email protected].

Family Night Radio Club On Saturday, April 5, the Wrathall The West Desert Amateur Radio family will host Family Night. Club will be holding its month- Mercury Out! Ham dinner with all the trim- ly meeting on Tuesday, April 1, Mercury is a toxic chemical. If released to the environment it can cause serious mings will be served at 6:30 p.m., at 7 p.m., at the Tooele County Snow / Carter ecological and health problems. Often it is found in our offices and homes. with bingo to follow. The cost Building, 47 S. Main St. The is $5 for adults and $3 for chil- meeting will be downstairs in the Products that contain Mercury that can be found in your Home: dren under the age of 12. This Emergency Management confer- Allen and Jill Snow are • Thermometers • Mercury Switches includes bingo cards. ence room. The topic again this pleased to announce the • Thermostats (switches with a “smooth” movement, rather than a “click”) month will be on fox hunting. engagement of their son, • Fluorescent and • Old Chemistry Sets and Toys Monte Carlo night All those interested in amateur Michael to Vanessa Carter, Mercury Vapor Lamps • Blood Pressure Gauges PWSP Bob Kozlowski and SMSP radio are encouraged to attend. daughter of Tim and Wilma Aletha Wrathall will chair this Carter of Kalispell, Mont. They Thermometer Exchange exciting activity on Saturday, Historical Society will be married Saturday, July Collection Location: April 12. Dinner will be served The Tooele County Historical 26, 2008, in Kalispell, Mont. Tooele County at 6 p.m. and this includes some Society will feature John Skinner Michael is a 1998 graduate of Health Department funny money. Games will be at our meeting on April 8, at 7 Elko High School and is cur- 151 North Main, Tooele played from 7 to 10 p.m. The p.m., at the Pioneer Museum, 47 rently employed by Newmont Hours: 8:30AM-4:30PM auction will follow. Profits will go E. Vine St. Please enter through Mining Corp. in Elko, Nev. (Environmental Health Office) to the building fund to help with the back door. Everyone is invit- Vanessa is a 2003 graduate (435) 277-2440 future handicap accesses. ed to attend our meeting. If you of Flathead High School. The have any memorabilia from the couple will make their home A limited quantity of thermometers are available at the Friday night steaks mines in Tooele County, please in Elko, Nev. Health Department. Call for more info The Eagles will serve steak, bring it to share with us. If you shrimp, halibut or chicken din- need more information call Alice ners from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. Please Dale at 882-1612. come out, enjoy dinners and sup- port your Aerie and Auxiliary. Historical Society Tooele County Historical Society will have two books available for Groups purchase at our April 8, meeting: The History of Tooele County Kiwanis meetings Volume 2 ($25) and The Mining, Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at Smelting, and Railroading in noon at Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele ($15). We also have a pack- Tooele. Contact John Brown at age of eight note cards featuring 843-0711. historical sites throughout the valley for $4. If you would like to Vietnam Veterans purchase any of these items call There will be an organiza- Alice Dale at 882-1612. tional/information meeting of the Tooele County Chapter of Sewing Guild Vietnam Veterans of America to Our meeting will be held be held on April 10, at 7 p.m., in Wednesday, April 9, at 9:30 a.m., the meeting room of the Utah at the Extension Office. We will be Pioneer Museum, 35 E. Vine St., making the baby bibs using the Tooele. Please park in the rear towels and appliqués we worked parking lot and enter via the on at our last meeting. Bring any back door. The VVA is open to all show and tell you have or any ideas Vietnam Era veterans, you did not for future meetings. Anyone who have to serve in-country. Bring is interested in sewing is invited your DD 214 and your questions to join us. Contact Geri Thomas at to the meeting. Friends and fam- 882-3487 with any questions. ilies are welcome to attend. For more information, call Dennis NAMI support group Tracey at 850 9014. Are you or someone you know liv- ing with depression, panic, anxiety, Cattlemen’s Association bipolar disorder, OCD, or schizo- The Tooele County Cattlemen’s phrenia? NAMI support meetings Association’s annual banquet are held Wednesdays at 7 p.m., at will be held Friday, April 4, at 565 W. 900 South. Call Jan at 843- 6:30 p.m., in the commons of 4347 for more information. Tooele High School. Cost is $10 per person. We will be serving roast beef, mashed potatoes with gravy, corn, rolls and pie BIRTHDAY alamode. Tickets can be pur- chased from Gary Bevan (882- 5121, Charley Warr (830-3322), Jerry Hurst (830-3354), Chad Hunt (837-2523), Dusty Sagers (837-2201), Charley Larsen (839- 3497), Bob Sutton (830-6846), Joe Thackery (831-6037) or at South Fork Hardware (882-1700). ������������������ ���� ��� ������ ������ ���� ��� ������ ���������� Action 4 Autism ���������������������� ����������������������������������������������������� If you are interested in learning ������������������������ ������������������������������������������������������� more about the wheat free/dairy ������������������ ��������� ���������� ������ ��������������������� ����� free (GFCF) diet, supplements, and other ideas to help your ASD child, Jack Brown ����� ������������ ��� ���� ������� ������� ��� �������� ��� please join us for our next meet- ing We will be meeting Tuesday, April 1, at 7 p.m., at Oquirrh Hills Come help us celebrate Jack Early Learning Center, 555 E. Vine Brown’s 90th birthday. You are St. (off of Seventh Street). Contact invited to an open house in Misty at 843-8562 for information. his honor on Saturday, April Child care will be provided, please 5, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� contact Erin at 843-0765 to make LDS chapel at 425 S. Hale St., arrangements. Grantsville. No gifts please.

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A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Grantsville baseball Quick start leads Tooele softball over Orem The Davis Darts broke open a 5- 4 game with five runs in the fifth by Jake Gordon and four more in the sixth to down Grantsville 14-4 on Saturday. The STAFF WRITER Cowboys open region play today when they host the Bear River Scoring nine runs in the Bears at 3:30 p.m. first three innings, Tooele Youth baseball was able to ride the strong arm of Matti Snow, who Tryouts for Grantsville youth baseball leagues will be held threw a two-hit shutout, to this week at the Little League a 10-0 victory over Orem in park on Cherry Street. Tryouts five innings. for players age 12 will be held Along with her pitching Wednesday at 5 p.m. Tryouts shutout, Snow was able to for players age 11 on Thursday get on base during all four at 5 p.m. and tryouts for players of her at-bats and scored age 10 on Friday at 5 p.m. On Saturday tryouts will be held for three of Tooele's 10 runs. players ages 8 and 9 at 10 a.m. Brittany Gonzalez and For more information call Brian Jordan McMain also were DeLaney at 830-2142. clutch at the plate with two Tooele tennis hits apiece and drove in two runs between them. The Tooele tennis team was swept twice last week on con- With an extremely quick secutive days. Tooele lost 5-0 start for Tooele, Gonzalez on Wednesday at Mountain View was able to get an opening- and 5-0 on Thursday at Provo. inning RBI single through Tooele hosts Orem today at 3:30 the left side of the infield p.m. scoring Snow. Softball clinic McMain was able to add Tooele County Thunder softball is on to the lead with a scorch- holding its annual softball clinic ing liner right back at Orem for girls ages 6-12 on April 26 pitcher Delsey Woodis' feet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Instruction scoring Kelsey Mendenhall. will be given on hitting, field- Gonzalez was able to cap off ing, base running and pitching. the scoring off of an errant Space is limited so sign up now. The clinic will be held at the Orem throw and was able Tooele City swimming pool park. to reach home giving Tooele In case of inclement weather it an early 3-0 lead. will be held at the Dow James "I am extremely happy City Complex. The camp will about our quick start," said include lunch, snacks, drinks and Tooele head coach Barry a T-Shirt. Cost is $35. Contact Nancy at 882-5530 or Patty at Pitt. "It sometimes takes a 882-2402 for more information. turn through the lineup to adjust to the pitcher, but we Erda softball came out hitting quick." The Erda softball league is After being held scoreless accepting men and coed teams in the second inning Tooele for the summer league. For infor- mation call Ty Judd, 840-4379. started back up in the third with the help a few Orem Youth basketball tourney fielding miscues. McMain North American Youth Sports smacked a hard single off (NAYS) have announced they still of Orem third baseman have openings in their annual Janice Albach's glove scor- spring youth basketball tourna- ment in the Ogden/Salt Lake ing Gonzalez. At the bottom City area at Fremont High School of the lineup Aly Jensen and on April 18-20. This tournament Ashley Walker hit back-to- will feature 10 different brack- back run-scoring base hits ets. They include fifth-sixth grade to give Tooele a 6-0 advan- boys, fifth-sixth grade girls, sev- tage in the third inning still enth-grade boys, seventh-grade photography / Maegan Burr girls, eight-grade boys, eighth- SEE THS PAGE A11 ➤ Tooele High School senior Kelsey Mendenhall (18) slides into third base. The Buffaloes shut out Orem 10-0 on Thursday. Tooele challenges a strong grade girls, ninth-10th grade Springville team at Springville today. boys, ninth-10th grade girls, 11th-12th grade boys and 11th- 12th grade girls. The entry fee is $95 and guarantees each team GHS TRACK a minimum of two games. There GHS SOFTBALL will be awards presented in each bracket. For additional informa- tion or an entry form, please call toll-free NAYS spring tournament G-ville pitcher Peterson Cowboy hotline at 1- (866) 352-5915 or tournament director Pam Molen at (801) 732-9730. allows no hits in game runners Injury assessments Mountain Land Rehabilitation by Mark Watson batters to miss out on a perfect game for Stansbury Clinic offers free inju- SPORTS EDITOR Peterson. ry assessments and treatments Each player in the lineup scored a dominant to all high school athletes on Grantsville’s pitching trio of Lindsey run for the Cowboys in the first inning Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. Dalton, Chelsee Dalton and Natalie and Korryn Coats scored two runs as the For more information call 882- Peterson continue to keep a stranglehold game was over as soon as it began with at meet 4144. on opposing teams while Grantsville’s Grantsville leading 10-0 after one inning. Jazz whip Wizards defense is solid and the hits just keep The Cowboys added four in the second by Alyssa Roberts C. J. Miles scored a career-high coming. and four in the third for a three-touch- CORRESPONDENT 29 points making four three- On Thursday, it was Peterson’s turn down advantage. pointers in Utah’s 129-87 blow- in the circle where she fired a no-hitter “The pitchers still need to work every Distance runners should provide out victory Monday night over against Ogden as the Cowboys drubbed game to hit their spots. We have to con- plenty of points for the Grantsville the Washington Wizards. Utah set a franchise record sinking 15 the Tigers in Ogden 18-0 in a three-inning tinue to play up to our potential regardless High School track team this year if three-point shots on the night. game. of the opponent,” the coach said. the results from the school’s first The Jazz also recalled rook- “We’re hitting the ball real well and we Grantsville hosts Logan today at 3:30 meet of the season are any indica- ies Morris Almond and Kyrylo didn’t commit any errors,” said Grantsville p.m., travels to Wasatch on Wednesday tion. Fesenko from the Utah Flash of coach Heidi Heath. and then faces Bear River on Friday. photography / Troy Boman On March 25 Grantsville hosted the NBA Development League. Grantsville did, however, walk a pair of [email protected] Grantsville’s Natalie Peterson fired a no-hitter at Ogden Morgan in a duel meet, with ath- on Thursday. The Cowboys won the game 18-0. letes from Tooele and Wendover high schools also competing. In the 1600 meter race, seven of the top eight runners were Wrestler from Erda wins Cowboys, from Tyson Lambert in second place with a time of 5:05 through Chris Steele, Brian national championship Petersen, Ian Anderson, Jared McBride and Isaac Lambert by Mark Watson final win in overtime over the respectively. SPORTS EDITOR defending national champion. Cowgirl Jessica Collings led the “It was an amazing feeling to way overall with a time of 5:54, Erda’s Michael Kummer is a win a national championship. It followed by Alyssa Roberts in new sports hero on the campus was a goal I had since I got here. fourth and Michelle Meredith in of the University of Great Falls, It was definitely an exclamation sixth. In eighth place, Shannon Mont. point to my career,” Kummer said Howsden was the first Lady Buff Earlier this month the college on Monday. across the line, followed closely by senior achieved something never Kummer already had placed in teammates Amanda Palmer and accomplished in the history of the the top four spots at the national Makayla Adams. school — he became the first ath- tournament his first three years In the 800 meter race, lete to win an individual national in college. Grantsville’s distance team once championship in the school’s 65 Michael is the son of Troy and again dominated most of the top years of athletics. Anita Kummer, who moved their spots, with Steele, T. Lambert, Kummer battled his way to a family to Erda in 2004 from Reno, Petersen, and I. Lambert coming in national title in the 184-pound Nev., when Troy accepted a job in second through fifth respectively. class at the NAIA National College Salt Lake City. During that same Collings walked away with Wrestling Championships in year, Michael started college in another first place, with a time photo courtesy of the Kummer family Sioux City, Iowa, in early March. Montana after winning accolades of 2:37 in the 800 meter race, fol- Michael Kummer of the University of Great Falls, Mont., wins the NAIA national wrestling champion- In three days he won five consec- ship in the 184-pound class in Sioux City, Iowa, earlier this month. His family moved to Erda four utive matches, including a semi- SEE WRESTLER PAGE A11 ➤ SEE LEAD PAGE A11 ➤ years ago. A11

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Lead a first place in the 200 meter GRANTSVILLE UP NEXT dash at 28.85 seconds, followed Utah DWR offers continued from page A10 by Tooele’s Mo Tshilombo and Lauren Bellfuss in third and lowed by teammates Roberts fourth. chance to view and Topham respectively. With eight full heats of the Palmer blazed the way for the 100 meter dash, Tooele’s Holly Buffs taking fifth place with Moat pulled through to gain Jennie Bateman in sixth place fourth place with a time of Mountain goats for Wendover. 13.44 seconds, and Grantsville’s Anderson endured the eight Sammie Jensen took sixth less by Mark Hadley mouth of Little Cottonwood laps of the two mile race to than three tenths of a second CORRESPONDENT Canyon in Salt Lake County. grab second place, followed by behind her. DWR biologists will be at the I. Lambert. For the Cowgirls, The only female 400 meter Colorful flowers and warm- lot from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Crystal Weber took third, with runner from Grantsville, Sara er weather aren't the only To reach the canyon, travel teammate Meredith following Beazer beat the Morgan and signs that spring is here — so east out of Salt Lake City on in sixth. Tooele girls with a time of 1:10. are mountain goats at the 9400 South. On the field, Ashley Warr’s Wendover’s Bateman took mouth of Little Cottonwood “We'll have powerful spot- throw of 29 feet six inches second, and Tooele’s Kaydee Canyon. ting scopes and binoculars landed her a first-place spot in Walters placed third. You can see and learn more available so you can get the shot put. Wendover’s Julia Wendover was well repre- about the goats at a free wild- a close look at the goats,” Oppenhein grabbed third place, sented on the track in the men’s life-viewing event. The event Walters says. “You can also and Grantsville’s Emily Johnson 400 meter dash, with Miguel will be held Saturday, April pick up a Rocky Mountain took fourth. and Rogelio Martinez taking 12. goat fact card and a poster.” Warr proceeded to take sec- second and fourth respectively. ond in the javelin, throwing 93 In the relays, the Grantsville’s “This event will be a great opportunity feet four inches, while Johnson boys and girls took first place to get out and enjoy the sure-footed proceeded to lead the Cowgirls in the 4x100 meters with times in the discus with a throw of of 52.78 for the girls and 46.97 antics of these goats.” 74 feet 9 inches. Her throw for the boys. The boys also took landed her third place, with first in the 4x400 meter relay, Bob Walters Grantsville’s Whitney Grass in the girls a close second. The Watchable Wildlife coordinator for the DWR fourth. Cowboy’s medley team took Grantsville’s Collin silver, while the Cowgirls took Free activities for kids also And activities for kids will Thompson’s throwing arm bronze. will be offered. be held from 9 a.m. to noon. snatched him a first place in the Talent was also visible among photography / Troy Boman “This event will be a great “Your kids can stamp goat shotput with a throw of 42 feet the Cowgirl 300 hurdlers, with Tooele head coach Alex Zamora talks to his soccer team at halftime at opportunity to get out and tracks using ink stamps and three inches, and second place Sammie Jensen, Lori Gallup, the Mountain View game last Thursday. Tooele lost the match 3-0 and enjoy the sure-footed antics paper we'll have on hand,” in the javelin, throwing 151 and and Jentry Principe placing sec- will host Grantsville at 7 p.m. today. The Cowboys tied Ben Lomond 0-0 of these goats,” said Bob Walters says. “We'll also have on Friday. a half feet. ond, fourth and fifth overall. Walters, Watchable Wildlife some mountain goat horns Grantsville’s Dustin Durfee Even with Tooele’s James coordinator for the Division and fur for them to handle.” took first in both the 300 hur- DeSantiago taking first in the of Wildlife Resources. For more information, call dles at 40.6 seconds and the long jump with 17 feet seven The fifth inning seemed The event will be held at Walters at (801) 538-4771. 110 hurdles, in 15.48 seconds. inches, Cowboys jumpers THS to belong to Snow as she the Park-and-Ride lot at the Following Durfee in second, excelled, filling second through continued from page A10 escaped the top of the inning third, and fourth were Cowboys fifth places wtih Ivan Chung, by striking out her 13th bat- Mitch Shumway, Shane Bakker, Jordan Wanberg, Michael with no outs. ter of the game. and Kaleb Killpack respectively. Knight and Austin Gumucio. Lauren Folta continued Then she started things Pet of the Week Ashley Bartlett walked away Wanberg also took third in the the hitting clinic as she out with a one-out walk and with taking first place in three high jump. nailed a liner to the out- gave Folta the opportunity events. Bartlett dominated both The Trojan boys and girls field that landed safely on to drive her in for the 10th the high jump and the long both took first in the duel meet, the grass bringing around and game-ending run for jump, with jumps of five feet with the boys scoring 72 and Walker and Snow to score. Tooele. two inches horizontally and a the girls scoring 76. In the duel Kelsey Mendenhall drove Tooele now undefeated high jump just shy of 15 feet. meet, the Cowboys scored 60 a run-scoring double to the in Region 7 play travels to Bartlett also took first in the 100 and the Cowgirls 59. outfield giving the Buffaloes Springville today and then hurdles, with a time of 16.65 The Cowboys are preparing their sixth run of the inning hosts Provo Thursday at 4 seconds. for the Delta Invitational they and a insurmountable 9-0 p.m. Lorin Killpack also grabbed will attend on Saturday. lead.

Wrestler spend some time at Tooele Kummer. “He would ask us a dramatic two-point take- continued from page A10 High School working with his what to do and then times down on the edge of the mat for finding all brothers and THS wrestling that by two.” to win 6-4. our pets a good coaches Gary Coffman and Tomac agreed. “In the finals I ended up for his athletic prowess in Dean Wilson. “Mike moved out here getting reversed and was home. football and wrestling at Reno “I really liked doing that from Great Falls as a scrawny down 3-1, but finally got an High School. and only wish I would have freshman at 112 pounds and escape and then a takedown Kummer returned to the gone in and wrestled more became a year-round wres- to win 4-3,” Kummer said. state where he spent his early with those guys,” Kummer tler. He was just a tough kid “I won’t wrestle competi- years growing up. As a col- said. who sucked in everything you tively again, but I want to con- lege freshman he became one Michael’s younger broth- taught him,” Tomac said. tinue to be involved in wres- of the original members of er Brandon graduated from His overall record in col- tling as a coach,” he said. Information the first wrestling team at the THS in 2006 and his younger lege was 123-33. For most of Kummer wraps up his col- For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure University of Great Falls. brother Glen just completed a the year he wrestled at 174, lege career as a three-time Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires “I was excited about a brand successful sophomore season but moved up a weight to 184 Academic All-American, four- Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing new program and wanted to as a wrestler at Tooele. to help his team at nation- time Wrestling All-American Tooele City and possible shelter fee. see where I could take it,” The Tooele Buffaloes could als. Although Great Falls is and a national champion- Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to Kummer said. have used Michael Kummer an NAIA school, Kummer ship. He will graduate in May Grantsville hold animals for 3 days “We’re originally from in both football and wres- wrestled a tough schedule, with a degree in business and Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. Montana and lived in a small tling. In 2003, Reno High won at times going up against paralegal studies and plans Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. area. When I was in fifth grade the 4A state football champi- Division I schools. to pursue an MBA and then they started a little guys wres- onship with Kummer as an “Every once and a while attend law school. Tooele Veterinary Clinic tling program. It was called outside linebacker and cap- you would find opponents [email protected] 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 Sun River Valley Little Tiger tain. He won the Nevada state in NAIA who were not that Wrestling and drew kids from championship in wrestling strong, but the Division I kids four little towns. I actually his senior year in the 160- are all pretty solid. Matches took to it pretty well. I liked pound class and during his would be decided by one or the fact that it was an indi- three previous years was the two points,” Kummer said. vidual sport and you pretty region champion. At the national champion- B much got out of it what you Looking back he said his ships he won all his matches put into it,” he said. high school coaches at Reno by decisions 5-1, 6-4. 7-2, 6-4 He describes his wrestling had the most impact on his and 4-3. style as somewhat laid back wrestling career. “My toughest match was and not overly aggressive. “I “Coaches Jeff Tomac and the semi-final against Jack I’m too busy! always tried to wrestle smart- Steve Howe probably helped Stevensen of Morningside er, not harder,” he said. me the most,” Kummer said. College (Iowa) which went For three years during sum- “He’s the most humble into overtime,” he said. mers, Kummer would return hard worker you’ll ever meet,” With eight seconds left in to his house in Erda and coach Howe said about the overtime, Kummer scored

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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008 Local sixth grade math prodigies walk away with trophies by Kelci Sagers much did Anna paint?” it was catapults and even having the CORRESPONDENT obvious from the determined chance to launch them. look on the kids’ faces that Before the math contest Elementary-aged math they knew what they were took place, each of the four prodigies from all over the doing. classes in the valley held a Tooele Valley came together The 45 contestants were testing session to see which for a couple rounds of good all members of several students would be allowed to old-fashioned problem solv- sixth grade, early morning, go to the event, with the top ing fun recently. With ques- advanced math classes which scorers choosing whether to tions like “Anna painted 1/6 run from October through the compete individually, or with of the wall, Eric painted 1/5 of beginning of April. In these a team. Once at the tourna- the wall, and Meadow paint- classes, the students learned ment, the competitors faced ed 1/4 of the wall. There were problem solving and hands- a series of questions ranging 3,910 feet left to paint. How on algebra, making things like from story problems to diffi- cult algebraic equations. “I really enjoy it and have fun with it,” said Nathan Fisk, a participant in the competi- tion held on March 27. Fisk went on to say that when he grows up he wants to be a pro-soccer player. And, if those dreams don’t work out something in math would definitely be his sec- ond choice. “We didn’t score any points, but we tried our hardest and that’s what really matters,” Fisk said. “I was very proud of my photography/ Maegan Burr kids,” said Laura Essmeier, Jack McEachern answers a question Thursday at the district advanced math competition. Students from the four teacher of one of the four sixth grade, early morning, advanced math classes competed in the contest. advanced math classes held in the valley. “We had a good winning the team portion of “All of these students are learned in the math class. It time and were very pleased the contest. Each of the win- exceptionally bright,” said Jeff was good to see that.” with the turnout of parents.” ners took home a trophy and Russon, a sixth grade teach- With this year being the After several rounds, Tanner a gift certificate to Coldstone er at West Elementary who second year that this class Barton was announced as Creamery. heads up the advanced math has been held, the success the winner of the individual “I’m excited,” Barton said, class there and also the main displayed in the math contest competition with Sean York, a student at Copper Canyon, presenter at the competi- shows that great progress is Weston Brandon, Nathan after winning first place. “It tion. “I was really proud that being achieved by the stu- Dale and Tyler Gowans all feels really good.” they had applied what they dents.

���������������������� Grantsville tree program kicks off again by Alyssa Roberts which occurs twice a year, was Honey Locust, Flowering Pear by the response and participa- CORRESPONDENT established in 2003 to promote and London Plane. These trees tion of the citizens of Grantsville the planting of trees that will were chosen for their ability to wanting to improve the look of Grantsville is going green provide shade along the streets grow well in Grantsville and their city. with its annual ‘Street Tree of Grantsville. large caliper, which will pro- Local leaders have also Program’ now underway. The “The popularity and success vide maximum shading to the stepped up to help the city. theme of this year’s program is of our program is helping to city. “It’s great to see the support ������������������������ ‘Help Keep Grantsville Great, bring back the past beauty of With 50 to 100 homes utiliz- we get from the mayor and Plant a Tree in 2008.’ Grantsville, when hundreds of ing this program each year, it the Grantsville City Council in The Street Tree Program, large trees lined the streets of has proved to be a success. helping to bring back the beau- our town,” said Gary Fawson, “In the past five years, over ty of Grantsville’s past.” member of the Shade Tree 700 trees have been planted Those residents wishing to Commission. along the streets and in the be the recipient of a free tree The commission and the yards of Grantsville to enhance must apply at City Hall on Main Beautification Committee are neighborhoods and create a Street by April 11. City Hall will teaming up to carry out the healthy urban forest,” Fawson provide pictures of the trees program, which is funded by said. that may be ordered and loca- the Grantsville City Council. There are many benefits that tions of trees provided by this Our To encourage Grantsville cit- the community receives from program in the past available at izens to participate in planting the program. City Hall as well. trees, a buy one get one free “Aesthetics, cost reduction in Those wishing to plant a tree, sale will be held. However, free maintenance, better air quality but do not plan on planting it trees must be planted on the and just a more homey feeling on the street may purchase one Pressmen street at homes or businesses. to Grantsville,” Fawson said. at the full price of $75. Fawson said the trees, pro- “The trees shade the asphalt, Trees will be delivered to vided at a discount by Tri City which helps reduce street the City Hall parking lot the lay Nursery, include Canada Red, maintenance. They also cre- morning of April 18, and Crab Apples (white or pink), ate more oxygen for a healthier must be picked up by 5 p.m. Fruitless Mulberry, Green Ash, environment.” Participation in the program is Hackberry, Little Leaf Linden, Fawson has been impressed appreciated.

ink breakfast meetings open to economy. That is why people Democrats anyone but discontinued the liked Clinton — despite his continued from page A1 practice in 2006. problems he did great with the “Recruiting candidates can economy.” torest chair. “A lot of the people that be hard,” said Andrus. “It is Andrus points to younger have moved in recently are expensive to run a campaign. Democrats like Toby Dillon, Watch out ink... Republicans, which has turned The odds rights now favor the 31, a former county party vice- You may run free through us the tide. But don’t count us out Republicans when it comes to chair and candidate for state yet.” fundraising. They have more Senate District 24, as the kind (not to mention all over us) Marilynn Gillette, a business support and are able of person the party has attract- but we, the pressmen of the Republican serving as Tooele to raise more money at this ed and needs more of. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, County Clerk, has been watch- time.” Dillon has his own ideas ing local elections for 17 years. Andrus said she has several on how to revitalize his party. will trap you on paper where Gillette acknowledges that in people interested in running Aside from more family-orient- every ounce of creative sweat the past the Democratic Party for county commissioner, but ed activities and service proj- will be the final destination was very strong in the county, none of them wanted to give ects for county Republicans, for our readers to enjoy. but in the last five years as up their current job to be a full- Dillon proposes changes in the the county has grown she has time commissioner. party platform. noticed a pronounced shift to more Republicans. A quick look at voter regis- “The traditional old-time tration records in a few pre- cincts confirms that people Democrats in the party are getting moving to the county appear to be more Republican. In older, and we need to recruit new Tooele’s 11th and 12th pre- cincts — both in the newer young blood.” part of the city north of 1000 North — and in Overlake’s 13th Marianne Rutishauser-Andrus precinct, the number of regis- Tooele County Democratic Party chair tered Republicans prior to this year’s presidential primary was “The race two years ago real- “We need to temper the party 30 percent. In the older, more ly hinged on the commitment platform on issues like abor- established Tooele 2nd, 6th, to be a full-time commission- tion,” said Dillon. “The party and 17th precincts, the num- er,” Andrus said. needs to accept that there are ber of registered Republicans Both White and Andrus things that we can not change was only 17 percent. agree that the party needs to and focus the debate on things County Democratic Party do a better job of promoting where we can make a differ- leadership realizes that if the itself. Andrus believes that the ence, like taking care of the we bleed ink party is to remain viable it county, and the state, have poor, homeless and needy.” must recruit newcomers and been insulated from the latest Issues like protecting the younger people. economic downturn. environment, controlling “The traditional old-time “Once that bubble bursts growth, and providing health Democrats in the party are and people see the big pic- care should define the party, getting older, and we need ture, they will return to the Dillon said. to recruit new young blood,” Democratic party,” Andrus “We don’t want to be a one- Call 435.882.0050 to subscribe today. Andrus said, adding that the said. “The Democratic party note party.” party used to hold monthly always does better at fixing the [email protected] B1 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008

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Ernie Broadbent (middle) talks with Vearis Ligenbee and her son Glenn Orgill Saturday at the 124th Grantsville Old Folks Sociable. 124th Grantsville Old Folks Sociable brings back memories for honored guests

photography by Maegan Burr

ttendees of the 124th Grantsville Old Folks Sociable were taken back to the past through photos, memorabilia and a program that brought old-time favorites from previous sociables back to the stage. According to co-chairs Denise Fawson and Dave Jefferies, the sociable did what it was meant to do: honor those age 75 and over and give them an oppor- tunity to rekindle old friendships and reminisce about the past. “I think everything just went better than I had ever hoped,” Fawson said. “You always want it to turn out nice, but it was like a dream come true.” Although both co-chairs wish more people would have attended, an estimated 1,200 people were fed. Jefferies added the number of attendees is likely a little higher than those fed, as usually more people come than eat. “We probably didn’t have as many as we thought — I don’t know if weather was a factor — but I think some came to just watch the program,” Fawson said. “It wasn’t a record number year, but I think we still had a pretty good turnout.” Fawson and Jefferies said the sociable couldn’t have been put on without the help of hundreds of volunteers and everyone who worked on various committees did such an outstanding job. “They worked hard and went above and beyond the call of duty,” Jefferies said. And just as soon as the sociable got underway, two new co-chairs — Jeri Butler and JoeRay Peterson — were named for next year’s Old Folks Sociable.

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Colleen Didericksen hugs Lois Young (left) Saturday at the Old Folks Sociable. Lowell Hicks (bottom left) plays the xylophone during the sociable program. Hicks also played the xylophone at the sociable in 1925. Ed Wanlass and Bruce Soelberg (bottom middle) shuffle offstage after their performance of “Side By Side,” an act started by their fathers, Keith Wanlass and Junior Soelberg in 1987. R.T. and Mary Margaret Brown (bottom right) dance to a big band. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY April 1, 2008

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The first (71) DISC How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made installment in the ambitious project (518) ENC “Platoon” ›››› (1986, War) Tom Berenger, Willem Dafoe. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Mummy” ››› (1999, Adventure) Brendan Fraser. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “They Live” ›› (1988) Roddy Piper. ’ ‘R’ (CC) The Grudge 2 › “Black in America,” “Eyewitness to (534) STARZ Bulletproof › \ (:35) “Stay Alive” ›› (2006) Frankie Muniz. ‘PG-13’ (CC) (:05) “Kickin’ It Old Skool” › (2007) Jamie Kennedy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Click” ›› (2006, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Murder: The King Assassination,” (561) MAX (5:15) “Caddyshack” ›› ‘R’ Cont’d “Ransom” ››› (1996, Suspense) Mel Gibson, Rene Russo. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “The Devil Wears Prada” ››› (2006) Meryl Streep. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “We Are Marshall” ›› (2006) ‘PG’ revisits the 1968 murder of Martin (576) SHOW (3:45) “The Green Mile” (1999) Cont’d The Tudors (iTV) ’ (CC) Penn & Teller Tracey Ullman “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” ››› (1999) ‘R’ “Crank” ›› (2006) Jason Statham. iTV. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Luther King Jr. (591) TMC (5:15) “Circle of Iron” ›› ‘R’ Cont’d “Last Holiday” ›› (2006, Comedy) Queen Latifah. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) “Houseguest” › (1995, Comedy) Sinbad, Phil Hartman. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) “Richard Pryor-Sunset Strip” Tuesday April 1, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B3

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(801) 966-7130 tin at (435)882-0050 for (435)286-2281 (ucan) details. (Ucan) f r e e e s t i m a t e : For a complete listing of the basic qualifications for HAVING A GARAGE (435)830-1480 this position visit www.wackenhut.com MINOLTA DI 25/ Di 350 SALE? Advertise it in Copier. Model AFR-14 the classifieds. Call HANDYMAN PLUS Ex- E.O.E. M/F/D/V SHERIFF’S COMMUNICATION DIVISION perienced in all repairs Works great. $700 Con- 882-0050 is now hiring for the following position: or remodel. All phases tact Laura 882-7644 Dispatcher I: Dispatchers are the primary answer- rough to finish, Call SELL YOUR computer in Pets ing point for all 911 and non-emergency phone Kevin at (435)882-4311 the classifieds. Call calls from within Tooele County. Dispatchers must or Cell (801)706-4428 882-0050 or visit is accepting applications for: determine the nature and extent of the request, the HANSON & SONS www.tooeletranscript. *RUSH LAKE KEN- priority of the problem and the need for dispatching Handyman home re- com NELS. Boarding, obidi- • Miners • Mechanics police, fire or medical field units. pairs, anything, finish ence training. Book Hiring for Local Companies “THE SHED” will be now! Call (435)882- • Welders • Truck Drivers Minimum Qualifications ($14.82) basements, siding, open Wednesday, roofing, etc., reason- 5266 www.rushlake • 2 Full time positions 40 hours week; Monday- Competitive wages March 26th, 10am-3pm kennels. com • Machinists • Carpenters able, local, Stansbury 502 Wheat Drive, Stan- Sunday. Park. Call Jeff FREE KITTEN to a good • Millwrights • Supervisors • Graduation from high school, plus two (2) years Accepting applications for bury Park (Housing de- (801)694-1568. velopment behind Mav- home. Black and White of responsible work experience. kitten found in the can- • Electricians • Laborers HONEY DO Profes- erik). We have Pottery • Must demonstrate the ability to type 35 words per yon she is very affec- sional! Call 801-706- Pipe Fitters Barn items, 50% to • Equipment Operators minute with a high degree of accuracy. (Type test tionate and ha just 5339. Licensed, in- 70% off and much will be administered through the Human Resource been littler box trained. sured, basement re- Concrete Form Setters more. We will be open • Serving the Mining/Oil & Gas/ Office during the interview process.) P l e a s e c a l l modeling, doors, win- in April every Wednes- Industrial/Construction Industries • Demonstrate knowledge of personal computer and General Laborers day and Saturday (435)849-2871 software applications. dows, finish carpentry, 10am-3pm. TOY POMERANIAN 16 • Communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, wind storm repair & $11–$17.00 Per Hour. Please call 435-843-7561 roofing. TIMESHARE for sale weeks old, female, or- especially in emergency situations. ange coat, is papered, or fax resume to 435-843-7565 • Must be Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) JOSE’S YARD Mainte- Medical Benefits From Day 1 call (435)882-1139 Ex- cellent deal. has secondshots, certified within six (6) months. nance Mow and clean sweet, playful, $250. 915 N. Main • Tooele • Must be certified on Utah Criminal Justice Infor- up your yard. Hauling Can apply in person at You may have just the Call 435-884-3328 mation Systems (UCJIS) within six (6) months. garbage, low rates and 7 South Main, Suite 206 • Tooele • 833-9700 thing someone out of • Must receive Peace Officer Standards and Train- senior discounts. Ask or online at intermountainstaffing.com town is looking for. ing (POST) dispatch certification within one (1) for Jose (435)843-7614 or fax resume to 435-833-9373 Place your classified ad or (530)321-3201 year After hours service available in 45 of Utah's newspa- the pers, the cost is $163. Join Team • Must posses a valid driver’s license. NEED A Fence, we in- • Multi-tasking computer test will be administered stall vinyl, wood, We offer great opportunities, full For up to 25 words. to qualified applicants. chain-link, and concrete medical from Day 1 of employment. You will be reaching a fencing, 15yrs experi- potential of up to Immediate Openings ence Call for free esti- 340,000 households. Complete job description is available at the All you need to do is Tooele County Human Resource Office mate J.W. Fencing 435-840-8196 call the Transcript Bul- 47 South Main Street Tooele letin at 882-0050 for full Respiratory Therapist Med Surg RN or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us DEADLINES FOR clas- details. (Mention • PRN Position Available • FT & PT Positions Available This recruitment will close April 11th at 5:00 p.m. sifieds ads are Monday UCAN) EEO Employer and Wednesdays by • Current Licensure Required • PRN Positions Available 4:45 p.m. Furniture & • Current RN Licensure Required NURSE Appliances Home Health RN/ • 1-3 years experience Required Closing Date/Time: Until the needs of NORTH VALLEY Appli- Case Manager the dept. have been met. ance. Washers/ dryers Starting Salary: $21.88 per hour $99-$199. Complete • FT Position with Benefits RN, ER Status: Half-time Position (20hrs per week) repair service. Satis- • Current RN Lincensure Required • Current RN Licensure Required w/fringe benefits faction guaranteed. • Previous Home Health Exp. Pref. • Full Time with Benefits Position Duties: This position will provides Parts for all major nursing services for the Tooele County Senior brands. Walmart gift • 1+ years ER Experience Pref. Citizens Center Programs and perform all In- cards w/purchases over Home Services: including annual, semi-annual $ 1 0 0 . 8 4 3 - 9 1 5 4 , and quarterly assessments for disabled, elderly 830-3225. adults; maintains accurate records of visits and PATIO SET, $85; re- To Apply • 2003 Chevy Tahoe client needs; assists in the development of cli- cliner $85. Call ent care plans. (435)833-9191 James Glade • 2004 Ford F-250 Minimum Qualifications: A. Graduation from college with a Bachelor’s VINTAGE VANITY with phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 degree in nursing. round mirror $149; [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com pm large beautiful dresser Bidding ends on Fri, April 4, 3:30 OR with mirror $270; black Send cover letter & resume to: B. An Associate degree in nursing with two (2) hall tree with storage For more information please call years experience Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept under bench $260. All 2055 N. Main St | Tooele | UT 84074 AND at homebodies, 1 N. C. Must be licensed by the State of Utah. Main St., Tooele. 435-833-7250 882-0650 www.tfcu.net Complete job description is available at the WAVELESS STERLING or visit Tooele County Human Resource Office Waterbed mattress. 562 North Main • Tooele 47 South Main Street Tooele California king, excel- lent condition, only * TFCU reserves the right to refuse all bids if it determines those offers are unacceptable. or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us All vehicles sold as is.Time will be given to arrange financing. EEO Employer used for one month $125. 435-882-6974 B4 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday April 1, 2008

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Job #208-1. 8-16hrs unpaid training. script Bulletin. Please based upon experience LPC to work at Tooele $10,970. Local Utah cational environment. Coalville, UT 84017 $10/hr, Friday, Satur- NOW HIRING full time call (435)882-0050 to Phone: (435) 336-2888 CELLULAR PHONE between $8.75 to Jr. Highas part of Val- company hurry! Call Fax: (435) 336-2513 day nights, 10pm-1am, lawn maintenance identify. Daycare hours are from $9.50. Apply in person ley Mental Health's amberly@flareconstruction.com Sales, hourly +. com- needed at Tooele Bowl- worker. Must have 801.593.0084 (ucan) 5am-6pm Parents may or call (801)366-4444. school-based pro- mission Wireless ing Alley. Clean ap- clean driving record inquire by calling grams. F/t position ALL CASH CANDY Phone Company seek- pearance. Must be able HOUSEKEPER/ CARE- a n d experience. Personals (435)224-4796 w/excellent benefits. Route. Do you earn ing individuals to sell to work a computer, TAKER at the Kirk Ho- $10-$12 per hour DOE. 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Not a problem Kitchen Cabinets & Ap- belts/ water pump, ra- $1000/Mo 3bdrm fully BRAND NEW 4bdrm, 2700sqft, tile and car- $4800 obo. 882-0741 Chevys, Jeeps, Fords seating. Tow package, truck. $4500. Call pliances ONLY 1yr old diator/ transmission fenced, 2 car garage, 2bth For Rent. This pet, marbling tub sur- 830-7329 and more! For listings and roof rack included. (435)850-9625, Leave 211 North Hale Street flushed. 105,000 miles no smoking, no pets home has vaulted ceil- rounds, $218,000 800-706-1759 ext. R u n s f a n t a s t i c ! a message. $1795 p/m Purchase 1993 YAMAHA Big Bear. (75% hwy). $14,500 $700/dep Call for ap- ings, walk-in closets, (801)243-2248 6497. (ucan) $18,500.00 OBO Call Price $269,900 Call El- Excellent condition, OBO. (435)882-7877, pointment. Option to and a three car garage. 435-840-8399. len (888)597-6021 BUY 4/BR FORECLO- $1500 1998 Yamaha 1948 FORD 1Ton Cus- (435)850-7877 Apartments buy. 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(ucan) “Special Edition”, pool, hot tub, exercise rious inquiries only. windows Doors) low paid, No smoking, no age unit and water in- $5000, Diablo ATV HONDAS FROM $500! room, playground, full FANTASTIC PRICE on (435)830-5621 or mileage 20,000 Great p e t s , $ 5 7 5 / m o cluded. $1000/mo plus Trailer, 7’x10’, includes Police Impounds For clubhouse. 843-4400 great starter home. (435)830-7575 Condition must see. $300/dep deposit for 6mo lease. $$$SAVE MONEY spare tire, $1200, Sale! Many Makes and 3bdrm, 2bth rambler, $18,500 OBO Call 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- (435)830-6327 Outdoor pets ok, Horse Find HUD & Bank (435)884-6285 1977 FORD Mustang Models, For Listings great room, island in 841-9726 830-0626 eled, govt. subsidized. property of 5acres and owned homes at: II Interior and body in Call 800-586-3805 X kitchen, built 2004. Call 2007 Kawasaki Ninja Playground, carport. furnishing optional. www.tooeleban- good condition needs 9436 1-800-728-1972 ext. 500, 1200 miles, in $500/dep. 211 S. 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Accept hous- ville, 3bdrm, 2bth, 1/3 tached garage. 3bdrm great car $1200 com rentals call 4bdrm on the lake in great shape call Police Impounds For ing. 328 E Main, acre, w/d hookups, gar- 1.5bth, finished base- (435)830-6189 Stansbury. $2400/mo (435)830-9321 TRANSMISSION RE- Sale, For Listings Call Grantsville. C a l l Sandy at den tub swamp cooler, ment/ family room PAIR, rebuild. Low cost Call Tom 801-243-4643 1995 ISUZU Trooper. 800-586-3805 x 9973 (435)884-0432. Great starter home, $ 1 4 7 , 0 0 0 C a l l to Tooele residents. Prudential 150k miles. White. GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm Great Investment, (435)882-4320 Will buy vehicles 1990 Trailers Great interior and exte- 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton LARGE 1BDRM 1bth 1.5bth, family room new nice neighborhood. and up that needs FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth rior condition. Needs truck, 4x4 frame & en- Serious inquiries only. 882-4111 paint. Nice & clean! Call (435)840- 2205 transmission work, rambler, 1 year old, fin- transmission and A/C gine, good tires & great w/d hook ups, a/c, $1100/mo, $1000 16 FOOT Pace MAeri- cash paid. Shop ished basement compressor.$1000 obo. engine (350). Good $585/mo, $500/dep. No cleaning & deposit. No can enclosed trailer. (801)972-5810 Home w/kitchenette, land- Call Seth 435-833-9679 trans. New Edlebrock pets, No Smoking. smoking/ pets. Refer- 4,500lb ramp capacity. (435)843-8181 3BDRM 1.5BTH, large scaping complete. carb. New Edlebrock in- Owner/ agent (435)840- ences. (435)512-7873 Side door. 2 5/16” hitch. 2000 CAMRY LE $5,500 living room, kitchen & RENTAL Many extras! Ready to- SELL YOUR CAR or take & manifold. $1300 3010 Very heavy duty. obo. Automatic, 4 Cyl, dining room. Grassed GRANTSVILLE, CLEAN d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . boat in the classifieds. obo. (435)840-8790 $ 3 , 5 0 0 S e t h 126k miles, 4 door, REMODELED APART- front and back yards, 2bdrm 1bth duplex, HOMES (801)860-5696, Call 882-0050 or visit 435-833-9679 dark green. Call MENTS at 585 N Main close to elementary $625/mo $500/dep. (435)882-7094 www.tooeletranscript. 1987 GMC S15 pickup, 435-830-3715 Tooele, Ut. Studio school. No smoking Carport, w/d hookups, FSBO Huge new home HAVING A yard sale? com or e-mail your ad runs but needs a little FOR 1bdrm and 2bdrm. and not pets. $900/dep credit & references in Eagle Mountain. Advertise in the Tran- FOR SALE 1984 Crown to tbp@tooeletran- work. Make offer. 435-843-0917 $900/mo All utilities in- checked. Call for ap- 4bdrm, 3bth, 2 family script Victoria 435-882-3532 script.com (435)882-7069 SALE! 435-496-9048 cluded. (435)241-0472 pointment. (435)224- rooms, 2 car garage, on 3724 SLEEPING ROOMS 3BDRM 1BTH Spacious Call Ben 33acres. 4520sqft., available, $70 per and clean duplex, lami- HOUSE FOR Rent, 801 680-4440 3200sqft. finished. week, $10 key deposit, nate flooring, base- $925/mo plus utilities. W a l k - i n c l o s e t s first and last week- total ment, a/c, carport, stor- 2bdrm, large garage, throughout house, $150 to move in. 46 N age. Must see! Pets ne- new paint, carpet. No great family home. Ap- Broadway. 882-7605 gotiable, no smoking. smoking, no pets. proximately 32 miles $735/mo 435-830-6994 882-1728, 224-2618, from Tooele. Asking Get the TOOELE 2bdrm 1bth 224-2615 price $330,000. Lease Real Scoop Apartment. $600/. mo, 3BDRM, 2BTH Double For option available. Call $400 Deposit Nice 2 w i d e , a / c , w / d STANSBURY HOMES 801-209-1082 bdrm 1bth apartment. hook-ups, No pets, No For rent (435)843-9883 smoking $825/mo Agent Sale On-site coin laundry. FSBO Starter home on the Tooele County market! Quite neighborhood. $500/dep 884-6626 STANSBURY PARK 801-243-0641 Sale Op- 513 Newmark 4bdrm 2bth, Must see. (801)792-8412 Beautiful model home tion available (900 W.) $135,000 firm. Dan 3bdrm, 2.5bth plus den Call me today for a free Market Analysis TOOELE DUPLEX for 841-9829 2 car garage, $1500/mo Modular Home. $35,000. rent, 804 Uintah Ave, 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 398 East Culross Cir. Must be moved. For FSBO: 7BDRM, 3BTH. 2 b d r m , $ 7 0 0 / m o home for rent, no smok- Davidson Realty more info call Sandy. Family home on .3 acre $500/dep, no pets. ing/ pets. 882-1550 Sandra Larsen (801)466-5078 corner lot in Stansbury. Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend (435)840-5819 4/BR HUD! $255/MO 435.830.6657 cell Many extras. 319,900 (801)599-4738 3BR/ 2BA $46,500! TOOELE 1999 Model, Utah Real Estate Call 435-833-0551 or Only $369/Mo! 5% most open 2600sqft 801-541-5122 for VALLEY VIEW 882-4111 down, 20 years @8% 5bdrm, 2bth, 2 car ga- appt. Motel. Call (435)882- apr., for listings call rage, .25 fenced, main 435.224.9186 3235. or (435)882- floor laundry, $1395/mo 3/4BDRM 2BTH 2 fire- HORSE PROPERTIES (800)586-3901 Ext. 7008. Nice, quiet places, possible share New construction 5749. (ucan) o p t i o n p o s s i b l e . 1bdrm, 2bd, kitchenette (801)413-9358 of irrigation, covered 4,000sqft custom ram- 287 59 available. Monthly, 715 WEST 700 South, patio, 2 sheds, at- bler with timber entry. 1 BIRCH DUTCH weekly & daily specials. newer 3bdrm, 1bth, 2 DEADLINES FOR clas- tached garage, RV pad, acre lot. 382 E Holly- HBO, cable. Open car garage, $950/mo, sifieds ads are Monday basement entrance wood Carol Haddock ST AVE 24hrs. 585 Canyon Rd, $500/dep. 1yr lease. and Wednesdays by $185,000 R e M a x P l a t i n u m ONLY ONLY Tooele. Call Abe (435)840-4006 4:45 p.m. (435)882-5592 435-830-0007 $137,000 $134,000 New Listing MLS #784030 MLS #781366 LOOK AT THE LOT SIZE! WOW! Well StocktoN. GREAT PRICE for this loved home, one owner. Newer furnace and cute rambler! New paint and carpet. Most central air, Nice fireplace with gas insert, Ful- windows are newer vinyl. Auto sprinkler & ly landscaped with full auto sprinklers, Cov- fully fenced. Lg 20x 30 detached garage. You’ll Love these ered patio for nice get togethers. CLEAN! Fridge stays, washer & dryer are neg. 6684 931 N HARVEST 650 E Horse Properties! DR ONLY ONLY $199,900 $227,000 MLS #766265 MLS #778868 Nice rambler in desirable neighborhood, short Lg. kitchen w/lots of cupboards,new quartz walk to school, easy commute to SLC, Central countertops, new laminate flooring, lg. air, 3 TONE PAINT, main floor laundry, large pantry & main floor laundry, grand master cement patio stubbed for gas,RV parking, tiled bath- garden tub, separate shower,double bathrooms, laundry and entry. CLEAN! A sinks lg. deck w/ benches. MUST SEE! MUST SEE! PRICED RIGHT! 90 N. 711 S 1464 Country Lane, Erda $799,900 Center St. 330 W Over 2900 sq feet on each floor. With a 300 sq. foot bonus room. Open ONLY ONLY beautiful floor plan. Living room, dining room and den. Large and beautiful $ $ master bedroom and bathroom. Spacious kitchen, family room with the 209,000 233,500 covered patio. 4 bed rooms on the main floor and 3 in the basement. An MLS #768512 MLS #775574 amazing theater room with tiered seating a must see!1 All of this and 5 acres Recently remodeled, new paint, new carpet,new MOVE RIGHT IN WITH NO FUSS. Beautiful too. tile, new sink, new appliances, All brick rambler house and yard all finished. LARGE kitchen on LARGE (.32) lot. 24X30 detached garage is with island. Laminate flooring, newer carpet in living room.Garage insulated and finished. insulated & sheetrocked with seperate power, Large yard is nicely landscaped with full auto wood burning stove, and 8 ft. door. sprinkler and fence. A MUST SEE! 288 4125 Griffith Palmer PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Phase II ONLY RD Stockton • $379,900 2866 W. Rim Rock Dr. • Benches at South Rim Phase II $169,900 ONLY Stockton • $381,900 MLS #754257 $ • 2 Acres • Bonus Room 380,000 • Granite countertops • Large garage • 1.5 Acres • Bonus Room Darling multi on quiet street. Open and spa- Nice Rambler MLS #756792 • 4 bedrooms • Basement entrance in • Granite countertops • Choose your colors cious with family room off kitchen.Large yard • Open beautiful floor plan garage • 4 bedrooms • Rock/Stucco Exterior with mature trees and full auto sprinklers. on 5 acres in West Erda! Large closets. Room in bsmt almost finished Well and water rights included. 4064 Palmer Rd, Erda for bedroom or family room. Come check it out! 1388 N. 650 E. • Tooele 73 Iron Rod Rd, Tooele 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley 1604 Country Ln • Erda PRICED REDUCED PRICE REDUCED Price Reduced $489,900 875 N. 779 E. Under 890 N. 650 E Contract 3 ONLY ONLY 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 2 /4 baths, $ $ 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 2 car grg., cozy dining room and kitchen. Over 189,900 234,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car grg. Very 2600 sq. ft. finished, beautiful 1 cute rambler in very nice area. beautiful home with so many extras. MLS #734072 MLS # 777100 acre lot, fantastically landscaped, 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family Corner lot, walk-in closets, master Spectacular master suite. On over Fully finished rambler inside & out! Lo- $ $ rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully bath, great mountain views. 1/3 acre lot. Wow 289,900 over 100 mature trees. 259,900 acres. Price Reduced $478,000 landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, cated in nice NE neighborhood close to el- $219,900 full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central ementary school. Water softener & reverse air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in osmosis. Basement has surround sound & all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! more Great backyard patio. A MUST SEE! Canyon Rim Estates 585 S. 1962 Lots Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 525 W. Clemens Wy ONLY ONLY $249,900 $ MLS #739459 259,500 MLS #738307 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Large house in quiet neighborhood(easy walk WAAAY BETTER THAN NEW! Freshly painted to school). Enjoy evenings with cozy fireplace. and new carpet. Lg. (.32) beautifully landscaped yard, Also a woodburning stove in bsmt. Central air. classy rock work, concrete stamped patio. 2nd garage your Real Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. Call5 toLaramie 9 Acre Dunn for ALL (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Lots your In RealErda! EstateEstate needs needs 1185 N. Main • Tooele Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. Starting at $225,000 All offices independently owned and operated. Informationdeemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. 435-224-4000 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Grantsville City Planning Commission will hold a business meeting on Thursday, April 10, 2008 in the Grantsville City Hall Council Chambers at 429 E Main Street in Grantsville, Utah, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 P.M. The agenda shall be as follows: 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS: a. Proposed rezoning of 1.54 acres of land lo- cated at 124 E Main Street for Gordie Fields to go from and R-1-8 zone to the CS zone. b. Proposed rezoning for Bonnie Gardner at 450 N Hale Street to rezone 0.66 acres of land from a split zone of A-10 and RM-7 to a R-1-12 for the purpose of completing a boundary adjustment to the property. c. Proposed rezoning for M-5 Development group to rezone 126.73 acres of land they own located at approximately 650 S Quirk Street, running be- tween Quirk and Hale Streets to go from an A-10 zone to an R-1-21 zone. d. Proposed request for City to vacate the south- ern thirty (30) feet of Ap- ple Street between Cooley and West Streets and give the vacated area to all property own- ers whose land fronts Apple Street between Cooley and West. e. Proposed amendment to the Street Master Plan and to the Technical Standards of Grantsville City by the adoption of a “Rural Road Turn- Around” to match im- provements currently in the “Rural Road” require- ments and add them to total area of turn around. f. Proposed amendment to require developers to design subdivisions, or by addressing, to require houses to be either north or south facing where possible to encourage energy efficiency. g. Proposed General Plan amendment for 128.57acres of land owned by Josh Hen- wood and Ravage Con- struction Company (43.15 acres), Barry & Verlynn Gordon (20 acres), Michael Moody (27.05 acres), Craig Rat- cliff (10.63 acres), Terry Larsen (9.76 acres), Lloyd & Jeannine Hen- dricks (7.98 acres), Lynn Ellison & Daniel Guy Stewart (10 acres) to go from a General Plan designation of Industrial and Rural Residential - 2 to a General Plan desig- nation of Rural Residen- tial - 1 (allowing densi- ties of one unit per one acre to one unit per ten acres). h. Proposed repealing Chapter 22 - recovery rights ordinance. IMMEDIATELY FOL- LOWING PUBLIC HEARINGS, THE MEETING WILL OFFI- CIALLY BE CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRPER- SON ANGELA GRANT 1. Consideration of re- zoning of 1.54 acres of land located at 124 E Main Street for Gordie Fields to go from and R-1-8 zone to the CS zone. 2. Consideration of a re- zoning for Bonnie Gard- ner at 450 N Hale Street to rezone 0.66 acres of land from a split zone of A-10 and RM-7 to a R-1-12 for the purpose of completing a bound- ary adjustment to the property. 3. Consideration of a re- zoning for M-5 Develop- ment group to rezone 126.73 acres of land they own located at ap- proximately 650 S Quirk Street, running between Quirk and Hale Streets to go from an A-10 zone to an R-1-21 zone. 4. Consideration of a wall sign permit for Val- voline Company to be lo- cated on the West Side Auto property at approxi- mately 519 West Main Street. 5. Commission discus- sion on standing of West Side Auto property front- ing Main Street at 519 West Main Street. 6. Discussion on a pro- posed rezoning for West Side Auto property front- age to place the CS, CD or CG zones on the area in the near future. 7. Consideration of wall and monument sign per- mits for Maverik Store at 825 E Main Street. 8. Consideration of a waiver of the under- ground power ordinance found in Section 4.32 of GLUMDC for Rocky Mountain Power and Duke North at 650 Old Lincoln Hwy. 9. Proposed request for PUBLIC NOTICE City to vacate the south- Notice is hereby given ern thirty (30) feet of Ap- that the Grantsville City ple Street between Planning Commission Cooley and West Streets will hold a business and give the vacated meeting on Thursday, area to all property own- April 10, 2008 in the ers whose land fronts Grantsville City Hall Apple Street between Council Chambers at Cooley and West. 429 E Main Street in 10. Consideration of a Grantsville, Utah, which General Plan amend- meeting shall begin ment for 128.57acres of promptly at 7:00 P.M. land owned by Josh The agenda shall be as Henwood and Ravage follows: Corp. (43.15 acres), 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC Barry & Verlynn Gordon HEARINGS: (20 acres), Michael a. Proposed rezoning of Moody (27.05 acres), 1.54 acres of land lo- Craig Ratcliff (10.63 cated at 124 E Main acres), Terry Larsen Street for Gordie Fields (9.76 acres), Lloyd & to go from and R-1-8 Jeannine Hendricks zone to the CS zone. (7.98 acres), Lynn Elli- b. Proposed rezoning for son & Daniel Guy NOTICE OF TRUS- Bonnie Gardner at 450 N Stewart (10 acres) to go TEE'S SALE Hale Street to rezone from a General Plan APN: 15-090-0-0614 0.66 acres of land from a designation of Industrial Trust No. 1128344-07 split zone of A-10 and and Rural Residential - 2 Ref: Arlette M Sullivan RM-7 to a R-1-12 for the to a General Plan desig- TRA: L o a n N o . purpose of completing a nation of Rural Residen- xxxxxx9780. IMPOR- boundary adjustment to tial - 1 (allowing densi- TANT NOTICE TO the property. ties of one unit per one PROPERTY OWNER: c. Proposed rezoning for acre to one unit per ten YOU ARE IN DEFAULT M-5 Development group acres). UNDER A DEED OF to rezone 126.73 acres 11. Consideration of a TRUST, DATED Decem- of land they own located concept plan P.U.D. on ber 29, 2006. UNLESS at approximately 650 S fifty (50) acres of land YOU TAKE ACTION TO Quirk Street, running be- called Tuscany Village PROTECT YOUR tween Quirk and Hale for Gary and Annie Giles PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Streets to go from an containing one hundred SOLD AT A PUBLIC A-10 zone to an R-1-21 fifty-nine (159) lots in an SALE. IF YOU NEED B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin zone. R-1-21 zone approxiTuesda- ANyEXPLANATION April 1, 2008OF d. Proposed request for mately 750 West Cherry THIS PROCEEDING, City to vacate the south- Street (when extended). YOU SHOULD CON- Homes Homes Homes Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices ernPublicthirty (30) Noticesfeet of Ap - 12.PublicConsideration Noticesof TACTPublicA LAWYER. NoticesOn Meetings Meetings ple MeetingsStreet between OquirrhMeetingsEstates P.U.D. April Trustees22, 2008, at Cooley and West Streets preliminary plat. 4:30pm, James H. Woo- HOME FOR SALE. New custom home in As- TRI-LEVEL LAKE View WANTED: WATER PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE and give the vacated 13. Consideration of dall, Trustee, as duly ap- Stansbury Park. In- pen Hills near Satatoga 2400sqft, 3bdrm, rights or irrigation Notice is hereby given The Grantsville City area to all property own- Wells Crossing P.U.D. pointed Trustee under a credible Deal! Dramati- “Smiths” store. Beauti- 2.5bth, master with jet- shares in Tooele Val- that the Tooele City Council will hold a regu- ers whose land fronts preliminary plat. Deed of Trust recorded cally Reduced Price. ful upgrades. 5bdrm, ted tub, central air ley. Call Ross at Council will meet in a lar meeting on Wednes- Apple Street between 14. John Conway report January 04, 2007, as In- Offer $299,900. Fully 3bth, 2 family rooms, 1361 E 970 N 801-642-0119 Business Meeting on day, April 2, 2008 at Cooley and West. to Commission and dis- strument No. 275505, in remodeled 3791sqft. fireplace, 3 car garage (435)840-5734 Wednesday, April 2, 7:00 p.m. at 429 East e. Proposed amendment cussion of CUP amend- Book xx, Page xx, of the Executive Rambler. 4300sqft 3300sqft fin- $189,000 OBO 2008 at the hour of 7:00 Main Street, Grantsville, to the Street Master Plan ments. Official Records in the Feature 5bdrm, 3bth ished. Approximately Commercial P.M. The meeting will UT 84029. The agenda and to the Technical 15. Consideration of office at the County Re- home. Many extras. A 40 miles from Tooele. TWO BEAUTIFUL New Property be held at the Tooele is as follows: Standards of Grantsville amendment to the Street corder of Tooele County, Must See! Call Asking price $477,500 Homes. Seller Financ- City Hall Council Room PUBLIC HEARINGS: City by the adoption of a Master Plan and to the State of Utah, executed (435)840-4652. Lease option available. ing available, no Bank FITNESS CENTER located at 90 North Main A.Proposed minor sub- “Rural Road Turn- Technical Standards of by Arlette M Sullivan and Call 801-209-1082 Qualify, Move in today, 12750sqft, Main Street. Street, Tooele, Utah. division for Carolee and Around” to match im- Grantsville City by the Thomas W Sullivan, HOMES FROM $10,000! No down or low down Handball courts, lock- 1. Pledge of Allegiance Barry Warr located at provements currently in adoption of a “Rural Wife And Husband, will Foreclosures for sale! NEW HOME with Horse Both on 1/2 acre lots, ers, showers, saunas, 2. Mayor's Community 445 West 615 North to the “Rural Road” require- Road Turn-Around”. sell at public auction to 1-4 bedrooms avail- Property. 3bdrm, 2 bath 3bdrm 2bth 3518sqft, hot tubs, mirrored aero- Recognition Awards divide one lot into four. ments and add them to 16. Proposed amend- highest bidder, payable able! These homes rambler, 5.33 acres, 837 N Silver Fox Dr, bic/ dance area. Unlim- 3. Open Forum for Pub- B.Proposed minor sub- total area of turn around. ment to require develop- in lawful money of the must sell! For listings fenced pasture, Custom 4bdrm 2.5bth 3,425sqft ited possibilities! lic Comment division for Van and f. Proposed amendment ers to design subdivi- United States at the time call 800-706-1762 ext. home with many extras, 1039 W Fox Berry Dr 882-7094, 4. PUBLIC HEARING on Catherin Anderson lo- to require developers to sions, or by addressing, of sale. Successful bid- 6498. (ucan) water shares and all call (801)446-9270, (801)860-5696 Community Develop- cated at 66 North design subdivisions, or to require houses to be ders must tender a de- utilities. $425,000. Ac- HORSE PROPERTIES (801)450-0014 ment Block Grant Church Street to divide by addressing, to require either north or south fac- posit of $5,000 in certi- c e p t i n g O f f e r s . (CDBG) one lot into three. houses to be either north ing where possible to en- fied funds to the trustee .75 acre lot 3bdrm 2bath (435)841-9733 Rambler. Alfalfa fields Buildings Presented by Michelle C.Proposed amendment or south facing where courage energy effi- at the time of sale, with and mountain views. ONE OF THE TOP 3 Mobile Homes Pitt to Chapter 21, Section 6 possible to encourage ciency. the balance due by noon $269,900 Carol Had- Nicest Estates in 5. Resolution 2008-11 A (design standards for energy efficiency. 17. Consideration of re- the following business If you build, remodel or dock ReMax Platinum Tooele County on 5 Resolution of the Tooele subdivisions) to require g. Proposed General pealing Chapter 22. day, at the office of the 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile remove buildings you 435-830-0007 acres. Theater, every City Council Authorizing developments having 30 Plan amendment for 18. Approval of minutes Trustee. At the tooele home for rent, no smok- can place your classi- upgrade imaginable! the Transfer of Declared or more lots, residential 128.57acres of land of 03-13-08 P&Z meet- county courthouse 74 ing/ pets. 882-1550 fied ad in 45 of Utah's HORSE PROPERTIES Asking $799,000 obo. Surplus Property to Utah units or commercial units owned by Josh Hen- ing. South 100 East Tooele newspapers for only 1.22 acre lot 4bdrm Must sell! Also have State University to have more than one wood and Ravage Con- 19. Report from Council Utah all right, title and in- $163. for 25 words ($5. 3 b t h R a m b l e r Brand New Custom Presented by Randy means of ingress and struction Company Liaison Todd Castagno. terest conveyed to and for each additional $279,900. Carol Had- home: come pick col- Lots & Land Sant egress. (43.15 acres), Barry & 20. Open discussion. now held by it under said word). You will reach dock ReMax Platinum ors, cabinets, paint, 6. Resolution 2008-12 A AGENDA: Verlynn Gordon (20 21. Adjourn Deed of Trust in the up to 340,000 house- 435-0830-0007 etc. On 5 acres. Resolution of the Tooele 1. Summary Action acres), Michael Moody Shauna Kertamus property situated in said 280 ACRES land in holds and all you do is Please call (435)224- City Council Consenting Items (27.05 acres), Craig Rat- Zoning Administrator County and State de- LEASE TO Own. Tooele County for sale, call the Transcript Bul- 4344 to the Appointment of a. Approval of Minutes cliff (10.63 acres), Terry All interested persons scribed as: Lot 614, $825/mo. Like new. May sell in 40 acre par- letin at 882-0050 for all 2bdrm 2bth. 2 car ga- Richard Kroff to the Li- b.Approval of Business Larsen (9.76 acres), are invited to attend and lakeside no. 6 pud, ac- Planning on selling your tials owner financing the details. (Mention rage. Large lot. Virtual brary Board of Directors; Licenses Lloyd & Jeannine Hen- provide comment upon cording to the official plat home, you could be p o s s i b l e C a l l UCAN Classified Net- tour: www.795Fleet Setting his Term of Serv- c.Approval of Bills dricks (7.98 acres), Lynn these proposals sched- thereof on file and of re- sending your sales (435)843-0180 work) wood.com. Free Re- ice; and Awarding him d.Consideration of Per- Ellison & Daniel Guy uled for public hearings. cord in the Tooele points to up to 340,000 (435)830-0062 corded Info: 888-426- the Powers of the Office sonnel Matters and Sal- Stewart (10 acres) to go Written comments will county recorder's office.. households at once. 2216 x17 Wright Broth- Presented by Mayor ary Step Increases from a General Plan also be considered if The street address and For $163. you can FOR SALE: Residential Financial ers RE. Dunlavy 2.Amendments to the designation of Industrial submitted to the Zoning other common designa- place your 25 word development. Next to Services Stansbury Park. 53 7. PUBLIC HEARING & Land Use Code: and Rural Residential - 2 Administrator in advance tion of the real property Make Your American classified ad to all 45 MOTION on UID B Ave a. Consideration of Ordi- to a General Plan desig- of the hearing. The cur- described above is pur- acres. (435)882-6686 UP TO $1000 online Dream A Reality! ARC newspapers in Utah. right of way dedication nance No. 2008-09 to al- nation of Rural Residen- rent zoning Code and ported to be: 256 West www.CASH- has used double-wide Just call the Transcript plat by Ward Engineer- low new applications to tial - 1 (allowing densi- proposed amendments Regatta Lane Stansbury PRICE REDUCED! IN30MINUTES.COM In homes available in a Bulletin at 882-0050 for ing rezone property to a ties of one unit per one may be reviewed at the Park Ut 84074. Esti- HORSE PROPERTY your checking account great Tooele commu- all the details. (Mention Presented by Rachelle RM-7 zoning designa- acre to one unit per ten Grantsville City Hall mated Total Debt as of 5 acres in Erda. Nic- in 30 minutes! No credit nity. We make owning ucan) Custer tion as specified in Sec- acres). each weekday between April 22, 2008 is est estates in Tooele check! (ucan) your own home easy. RAMBLER 3BDRM 1bth County. Asking 8. PUBLIC HEARING & tion 15.4. h. Proposed repealing hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 $299,109.29. The under- We offer a zero interest lots of extras, Must see, $220,000 obo. Must MOTION on UID Minor b. Consideration of Ordi- Chapter 22 - recovery p.m. signed Trustee disclaims installment loan with $187,000 sell. (435)224-4344 Public Notices subdivision #9 a two lot nance No. 2008-10 to al- rights ordinance. Persons with disabilities any liability for any incor- low up-front money! (435)882-3691 842 E Meetings two acre subdivision to low new applications to IMMEDIATELY FOL- needing assistance to rectness of the street ad- Rental options also Bonneville Way be located at 440 - 470 rezone property to a LOWING PUBLIC participate in this hearing dress and other common available! Quick Clos- Deadline for public no- South Jade Street by R-1-8 zoning designa- HEARINGS, THE should contact the designation, if any, ings! Be in your home SELLING YOUR Water Shares tices is 4 p.m. the day Ward Engineering tion as specified in Sec- MEETING WILL OFFI- Grantsville City Office at shown herein. Said sale in less than a week. HOME? Advertise it in prior to publication. Presented by Rachelle tion 15.3. CIALLY BE CALLED TO least 24 hours prior to will be made without Call now! Call now! Ve- the classifieds. Call Custer c.Consideration of Ordi- ORDER BY CHAIRPER- the hearings. covenant or warranty, 47 ACRE Feet of Water Public notices submit- ronica at 801-641-7327. 882-0050 or visit 9. PUBLIC HEARING & nance No. 2008-11 to SON ANGELA GRANT (Published in the Tran- express or implied, re- available/ Grantsville ted past the deadline Habla Espanol. www.tooeletran MOTION on UID Minor limit the total number of 1. Consideration of re- script Bulletin April 1, garding title, possession, C a l l L a u r i will not be accepted. www.aboutarc.com script.com subdivision #12 a one lot residential units or lots to zoning of 1.54 acres of 2008) condition or encum- (801)979-0393 UPAXLP .690 acre subdivision to what is allowed by the land located at 124 E brances, including fees, TOOELE, 635 East 670 TOOELE, Lease to own [email protected] North, 6bdrm 2bth newer 4bdrm, 2bth, ga- S E L L I N G Y O U R be located at 385 S Old underlying zoning district Main Street for Gordie Public Notices charges and expenses Rambler $179,900 rage, family room, SETTLEMENT Canyon HOME? Advertise it in Lodestone Way by Ward in which a PUD develop- Fields to go from and Trustees of the Trustee and of the 2160sqft, 80% finished fenced, $1200/mo. Pay- water share. 1 share the classifieds. Call Engineering ment is proposed as R-1-8 zone to the CS trusts created by said basement, Motivated ment tax deductible Settlement Canyon wa- 882-0050 or visit Presented by Rachelle specified in Chapter 12. zone. Deed of Trust, to pay the Custer 3. Consideration of City 2. Consideration of a re- Deadline for public no- remaining principal sums seller Jason Outwest (435)884-0193 or cell ter for sale. $4000 www.tooeletran tices is 4 p.m. the day Realty (801)755-1044 (435)224-4932 833-9814 after 5pm script.com 10. Minutes Recorders Notice of An- zoning for Bonnie Gard- of the note(s) secured by March 19, 2008 nexation Petition filed by ner at 450 N Hale Street prior to publication. said Deed of Trust. The 11. Invoices Grantsville LLC and AFC to rezone 0.66 acres of Public notices submit- current beneficiary of the Presented by Sharon Inc., and authorization to land from a split zone of ted past the deadline Trust Deed as of the Protect yourself in the buying and selling Dawson provide legal notice of A-10 and RM-7 to a will not be accepted. date of this notice is: process by using a knowledgeable professional. 12. Mayor's Report annexation. R-1-12 for the purpose UPAXLP Mortgage Electronic 13. Adjourn 4. Placement of Commu- of completing a bound- NOTICE OF TRUS- Registration Systems, Sharon A. Dawson nity Post Office Boxes ary adjustment to the TEE'S SALE Inc. The record owner of Tooele City Recorder on City easements property. The following described the property as of the re- Pursuant to the Ameri- (Postmaster Roland Dal- 3. Consideration of a re- property will be sold at cording of the Notice of cans with Disabilities ton request). zoning for M-5 Develop- public auction to the Default is/are: Arlette M. Get more home Get more moNeY Act, Individuals Needing 5.Appointment of Plan- ment group to rezone highest bidder at the Sullivan and Thomas W. Special Accommoda- ning Commissioner 126.73 acres of land time of sale at the North Sullivan. Dated: March for your money! out of your home! tions Should Notify 6.Consideration of sum- they own located at ap- front entrance of the 25, 2008. BUYERS SELLERS Sharon A. Dawson, mer hires for the Public proximately 650 S Quirk Tooele County Court- James H. Woodall, Tooele City Recorder, at Works Department Street, running between house, 74 South 100 Trustee 10653 River 843-2110 prior to the 7.Consideration of hiring Quirk and Hale Streets East, Tooele, Utah, on Front Parkway, Suite meeting. TDD Phone part time backup em- to go from an A-10 zone April 18, 2008 at 9:00 290 South Jordan Ut Commercial Land 935 N. 620 E. Number 843-2108 ployee for Library. to an R-1-21 zone. a.m.; foreclosing a Trust 84095 (801)254-9450 (Published in the Tran- 8. Consideration of giv- 4. Consideration of a Deed recorded Septem- (800) 245-1886 (Hot- script Bulletin April 1, ing consent for State of wall sign permit for Val- ber 26, 2006 executed line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - 2008) Utah to issue Canton voline Company to be lo- by Jimmie I. Hamlin, in 5:00 P.M. Signature/ City Restaurant a non- cated on the West Side favor of MERS as nomi- by: James H. Woodall, PUBLIC NOTICE tavern beer license and Auto property at approxi- nee for New Century Trustee R-170403 Notice is hereby given consent to waive its mately 519 West Main Mortgage Corporation (Published in the Tran- that the Tooele City proximity to Mountain Street. and its successors and script Bulletin March 25, Council will meet in a View Baptist Church. 5. Commission discus- assigns, covering real April 1 & 8, 2008) Closed Meeting on 9.Council Information sion on standing of West property purportedly lo- Wednesday, April 2, NOTICE OF TRUS- Updates Side Auto property front- cated in Tooele County Under 2008, at the hour of 6:00 TEE'S SALE 10.Pacific West Com- ing Main Street at 519 at 956 W. 880 S., $ $ P.M. The meeting will APN: 10-021-0-0029 munity Law Suit (Closed West Main Street. Tooele, UT 84074, and 84,500 223,900 be held at the Tooele Trust No. 1128388-07 Session) 6. Discussion on a pro- described as follows: City Hall Large Confer- Ref: Benjamin Aaron This 1.25 Acre parcel of Commercial prop- 3 bdrm, 2 bth. Custom Floor Plan, 11.Adjourn posed rezoning for West LOT 43, WEST MEAD- erty is priced competitively and has all utili- SOLD ence Room located at Perry TRA: Loan No. Contract Master Suite, Upgrades w/ Tile, Jeremy Walker Side Auto property front- OWS PLAT A, AC- ties in close proximity for connections to be 90 North Main Street, xxxxxx4498. IMPOR- City Recorder age to place the CS, CD CORDING TO THE OF- made. An incredible buy for storage, shop Carpet, Lighting & Neutral Paint w/ Ac- Tooele, Utah. TANT NOTICE TO In compliance with the or CG zones on the area FICIAL PLAT or garage development or as investment for cents. Basement is Framed, Stubbed 1. Property Acquisition PROPERTY OWNER: Americans with Disability in the near future. THEREOF, ON FILE later returns or short term resale. 2. Pending Litigation YOU ARE IN DEFAULT for Bathroom. Act, Grantsville City will 7. Consideration of wall AND OF RECORD IN Sharon A. Dawson UNDER A DEED OF accommodate reason- and monument sign per- THE OFFICE OF THE Tooele City Recorder TRUST, DATED Novem- able requests to assist mits for Maverik Store at TOOELE COUNTY RE- Pursuant to the Ameri- ber 16, 2006. UNLESS persons with disabilities 825 E Main Street. CORDER. 573 West 200 S. cans with Disabilities YOU TAKE ACTION TO to participate in meet- 8. Consideration of a The current beneficiary Act, Individuals Needing PROTECT YOUR 446 ings. Requests for as- waiver of the under- of the Trust Deed is Special Accommoda- PROPERTY, IT MAY BE sistance may be made ground power ordinance Deutsche Bank Trust tions Should Notify SOLD AT A PUBLIC by calling City Hall (435) found in Section 4.32 of Company Americas for- Sharon A. Dawson, SALE. IF YOU NEED 884-3411 at least 3 days GLUMDC for Rocky merly known as Banker's Bevan Tooele City Recorder, at AN EXPLANATION OF in advance of a meeting. Mountain Power and Trust Company, as Trus- 843-2110 prior to the THIS PROCEEDING, (Published in the Tran- Duke North at 650 Old tee and Custodian for meeting. TDD Phone YOU SHOULD CON- script Bulletin April 1, Lincoln Hwy. Morgan Stanley ABS Way Number 843-2108 2008) 9. Proposed request for TACT A LAWYER. On Capital I Inc., MSAC (Published in the Tran- April 22, 2008, at City to vacate the south- 2007-NC1 and, as of the script Bulletin April 1, PUBLIC NOTICE 4:30pm, James H. Woo- ern thirty (30) feet of Ap- recording of the Notice 2008) Notice is hereby given dall, Trustee, as duly ap- $ ple Street between of Default, the property $ that the Grantsville City pointed Trustee under a 169,900 PUBLIC NOTICE Cooley and West Streets was owned, according to Planning Commission Deed of Trust recorded Notice is hereby given and give the vacated record, by Jimmie I. 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly 325,000 will hold a business November 21, 2006, as that the Tooele City area to all property own- Hamlin. The sale is with- Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood meeting on Thursday, Instrument No. 272518, Council will meet in a ers whose land fronts out any warranty and is Super nice home w/perfect unobstructed view of pine covered mountain. April 10, 2008 in the in Book xx, Page xx, of Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Discussion Meeting on Apple Street between voidable by the Trustee, 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 3576 Sq Ft, .37 acres Grantsville City Hall the Official Records in Bathrooms and Alot of Living Space at Built in entertainment center built for lg. Wednesday, April 2, Cooley and West. without any liability, for Council Chambers at the office at the County screenthis T.V.Price!! Wired Call for 840-0344. surround sound. Lg. master bath includes jacuzzi tub. 2008, at the hour of 5:00 10. Consideration of a any circumstance un- 429 E Main Street in Recorder of Tooele P.M. The Meeting will General Plan amend- known to the Trustee af- Grantsville, Utah, which County, State of Utah, be held at the Tooele ment for 128.57acres of fecting the validity of the meeting shall begin executed by Benjamin City Hall Large Confer- land owned by Josh sale. The successful promptly at 7:00 P.M. Aaron Perry, An Unmar- ence Room located at Henwood and Ravage bidder must provide cer- The agenda shall be as ried Man will sell at pub- 90 North Main Street, Corp. (43.15 acres), tified funds to the Trus- follows: lic auction to highest bid- Tooele, Utah. Barry & Verlynn Gordon tee within 24 hours of 7:00 P.M. PUBLIC der, payable in lawful 573 W. 1. Discussion Items: (20 acres), Michael the sale. HEARINGS: money of the United a) Parks Update Moody (27.05 acres), Dated March 24, 2008 a. Proposed rezoning of States at the time of Presented by Kathy Bell Craig Ratcliff (10.63 /s/ David B. Boyce 1.54 acres of land lo- sale. Successful bidders b) 1000 North Update acres), Terry Larsen Successor Trustee 200 S. cated at 124 E Main must tender a deposit of Presented by Paul Han- (9.76 acres), Lloyd & (Published in the Tran- Street for Gordie Fields $5,000 in certified funds sen Jeannine Hendricks script Bulletin March 25, to go from and R-1-8 to the trustee at the time c) Economic Update (7.98 acres), Lynn Elli- April 1 & 8, 2008) zone to the CS zone. of sale, with the balance $ Presented by Randy son & Daniel Guy b. Proposed rezoning for NOTICE OF TRUS- due by noon the follow- Sant Stewart (10 acres) to go Bonnie Gardner at 450 N TEE'S SALE ing business day, at the 169,900 d) Broadway Project from a General Plan Hale Street to rezone APN: 15-090-0-0614 office of the Trustee. At Presented by Randy designation of Industrial 0.66 acres of land from a Trust No. 1128344-07 the tooele county court- Sant and Rural Residential - 2 split zone of A-10 and Ref: Arlette M Sullivan house 74 South 100 Sharon A. Dawson to a General Plan desig- RM-7 to a R-1-12 for the TRA: L o a n N o . East Tooele Utah all Tooele City Recorder nation of Rural Residen- 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly Constructed Brick Rambler w/ purpose of completing a xxxxxx9780. IMPOR- right, title and interest Pursuant to the Ameri- tial - 1 (allowing densi- Wood Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms and Alot of Living boundary adjustment to TANT NOTICE TO conveyed to and now cans with Disabilities ties of one unit per one Space at this Price!! Call 840-0344. the property. PROPERTY OWNER: held by it under said Act, Individuals Needing acre to one unit per ten c. Proposed rezoning for YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Deed of Trust in the Special Accommoda- acres). M-5 Development group UNDER A DEED OF property situated in said tions Should Notify 11. Consideration of a to rezone 126.73 acres TRUST, DATED Decem- County and State de- Sharon A. Dawson, concept plan P.U.D. on of land they own located ber 29, 2006. UNLESS scribed as: Lot 29, Tooele City Recorder, at fifty (50) acres of land at approximately 650 S YOU TAKE ACTION TO scottsdale subdivision, 843-2110 prior to the called Tuscany Village Quirk Street, running be- PROTECT YOUR according to the official meeting. TDD Phone for Gary and Annie Giles tween Quirk and Hale PROPERTY, IT MAY BE plat thereof on file and of Number 843-2108 containing one hundred Streets to go from an SOLD AT A PUBLIC record in the Tooele (Published in the Tran- fifty-nine (159) lots in an Tooele County’s Real Estate Resource A-10 zone to an R-1-21 SALE. IF YOU NEED county recorder's office.. script Bulletin April 1, R-1-21 zone approxi- zone. AN EXPLANATION OF The street address and 2008) mately 750 West Cherry d. Proposed request for Street (when extended). THIS PROCEEDING, other common designa- City to vacate the south- 12. Consideration of YOU SHOULD CON- tion of the real property Place Your Ad Here ern thirty (30) feet of Ap- Oquirrh Estates P.U.D. TACT A LAWYER. On described above is pur- www.tooeletranscript.com ple Street between preliminary plat. April 22, 2008, at ported to be: 425 South 435.840.0344 Cooley and West Streets 4:30pm, James H. Woo- 525 West Tooele Ut 13. Consideration of and give the vacated Wells Crossing P.U.D. dall, Trustee, as duly ap- 84074. Estimated Total area to all property own- preliminary plat. pointed Trustee under a Debt as of April 22, 2008 ers whose land fronts 14. John Conway report Deed of Trust recorded is $125,741.94. The un- Apple Street between to Commission and dis- January 04, 2007, as In- dersigned Trustee dis- Cooley and West. cussion of CUP amend- strument No. 275505, in claims any liability for e. Proposed amendment ments. Book xx, Page xx, of the any incorrectness of the to the Street Master Plan 15. Consideration of Official Records in the street address and other and to the Technical amendment to the Street office at the County Re- common designation, if Standards of Grantsville Master Plan and to the corder of Tooele County, any, shown herein. Said City by the adoption of a Technical Standards of State of Utah, executed sale will be made without “Rural Road Turn- Grantsville City by the by Arlette M Sullivan and covenant or warranty, Around” to match im- adoption of a “Rural Thomas W Sullivan, express or implied, re- provements currently in Road Turn-Around”. Wife And Husband, will garding title, possession, the “Rural Road” require- 16. Proposed amend- sell at public auction to condition or encum- ments and add them to ment to require develop- highest bidder, payable brances, including fees, total area of turn around. ers to design subdivi- in lawful money of the charges and expenses f. Proposed amendment sions, or by addressing, United States at the time of the Trustee and of the to require developers to to require houses to be of sale. Successful bid- trusts created by said design subdivisions, or either north or south fac- ders must tender a de- Deed of Trust, to pay the by addressing, to require ing where possible to en- posit of $5,000 in certi- remaining principal sums houses to be either north courage energy effi- fied funds to the trustee of the note(s) secured by or south facing where ciency. at the time of sale, with said Deed of Trust. The possible to encourage 17. Consideration of re- the balance due by noon current beneficiary of the energy efficiency. pealing Chapter 22. the following business Trust Deed as of the g. Proposed General 18. Approval of minutes day, at the office of the date of this notice is: Plan amendment for of 03-13-08 P&Z meet- Trustee. At the tooele Mortgage Electronic 128.57acres of land ing. county courthouse 74 Registration Systems, owned by Josh Hen- 19. Report from Council South 100 East Tooele Inc The record owner of wood and Ravage Con- Liaison Todd Castagno. Utah all right, title and in- the property as of the re- struction Company 20. Open discussion. terest conveyed to and cording of the Notice of (43.15 acres), Barry & 21. Adjourn now held by it under said Default is/are: Benjamin Verlynn Gordon (20 Shauna Kertamus Deed of Trust in the Aaron Perry. Dated: acres), Michael Moody Zoning Administrator property situated in said March 25, 2008. (27.05 acres), Craig Rat- All interested persons County and State de- James H. Woodall, cliff (10.63 acres), Terry are invited to attend and scribed as: Lot 614, Trustee 10653 River Larsen (9.76 acres), provide comment upon lakeside no. 6 pud, ac- Front Parkway, Suite Lloyd & Jeannine Hen- these proposals sched- cording to the official plat 290 South Jordan Ut dricks (7.98 acres), Lynn uled for public hearings. thereof on file and of re- 84095 (801)254-9450 Ellison & Daniel Guy Written comments will cord in the Tooele (800) 245-1886 (Hot- Stewart (10 acres) to go also be considered if county recorder's office.. line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - from a General Plan submitted to the Zoning The street address and 5:00 P.M. Signature/ designation of Industrial Administrator in advance other common designa- by: James H. Woodall, and Rural Residential - 2 of the hearing. The cur- tion of the real property Trustee JAMES H. to a General Plan desig- rent zoning Code and described above is pur- WOODALL R-171008 nation of Rural Residen- proposed amendments ported to be: 256 West (Published in the Tran- tial - 1 (allowing densi- may be reviewed at the Regatta Lane Stansbury script Bulletin March 25, ties of one unit per one Grantsville City Hall Park Ut 84074. Esti- April 1 & 8, 2008) acre to one unit per ten each weekday between mated Total Debt as of acres). hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 April 22, 2008 is h. Proposed repealing p.m. $299,109.29. The under- Chapter 22 - recovery Persons with disabilities signed Trustee disclaims rights ordinance. needing assistance to any liability for any incor- IMMEDIATELY FOL- participate in this hearing rectness of the street ad- LOWING PUBLIC should contact the dress and other common HEARINGS, THE Grantsville City Office at designation, if any, MEETING WILL OFFI- least 24 hours prior to shown herein. Said sale CIALLY BE CALLED TO the hearings. will be made without ORDER BY CHAIRPER- (Published in the Tran- covenant or warranty, SON ANGELA GRANT script Bulletin April 1, express or implied, re- 1. Consideration of re- 2008) garding title, possession, zoning of 1.54 acres of condition or encum- land located at 124 E brances, including fees, Main Street for Gordie charges and expenses Fields to go from and of the Trustee and of the R-1-8 zone to the CS trusts created by said zone. Deed of Trust, to pay the 2. Consideration of a re- remaining principal sums zoning for Bonnie Gard- of the note(s) secured by ner at 450 N Hale Street said Deed of Trust. The to rezone 0.66 acres of current beneficiary of the land from a split zone of Trust Deed as of the A-10 and RM-7 to a date of this notice is: R-1-12 for the purpose Mortgage Electronic of completing a bound- Registration Systems, ary adjustment to the Inc. The record owner of property. the property as of the re- 3. Consideration of a re- cording of the Notice of zoning for M-5 Develop- Default is/are: Arlette M. ment group to rezone Sullivan and Thomas W. 126.73 acres of land Sullivan. Dated: March they own located at ap- 25, 2008. proximately 650 S Quirk James H. Woodall, Street, running between Trustee 10653 River Quirk and Hale Streets Front Parkway, Suite to go from an A-10 zone 290 South Jordan Ut to an R-1-21 zone. 84095 (801)254-9450 4. Consideration of a (800) 245-1886 (Hot- wall sign permit for Val- line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - voline Company to be lo- 5:00 P.M. Signature/ cated on the West Side by: James H. Woodall, Auto property at approxi- Trustee R-170403 mately 519 West Main (Published in the Tran- Street. script Bulletin March 25, 5. Commission discus- April 1 & 8, 2008) sion on standing of West Side Auto property front- ing Main Street at 519 West Main Street. 6. Discussion on a pro- posed rezoning for West Side Auto property front- age to place the CS, CD or CG zones on the area in the near future. 7. Consideration of wall and monument sign per- mits for Maverik Store at 825 E Main Street. 8. Consideration of a waiver of the under- ground power ordinance found in Section 4.32 of GLUMDC for Rocky Mountain Power and Duke North at 650 Old Lincoln Hwy. 9. Proposed request for City to vacate the south- ern thirty (30) feet of Ap- ple Street between Cooley and West Streets and give the vacated area to all property own- ers whose land fronts Apple Street between Cooley and West. 10. Consideration of a General Plan amend- ment for 128.57acres of land owned by Josh Henwood and Ravage Corp. (43.15 acres), Barry & Verlynn Gordon (20 acres), Michael Moody (27.05 acres), Craig Ratcliff (10.63 acres), Terry Larsen (9.76 acres), Lloyd & Jeannine Hendricks (7.98 acres), Lynn Elli- son & Daniel Guy Stewart (10 acres) to go from a General Plan designation of Industrial and Rural Residential - 2 to a General Plan desig- nation of Rural Residen- tial - 1 (allowing densi- ties of one unit per one acre to one unit per ten acres). 11. Consideration of a concept plan P.U.D. on fifty (50) acres of land called Tuscany Village for Gary and Annie Giles containing one hundred fifty-nine (159) lots in an R-1-21 zone approxi- mately 750 West Cherry Street (when extended). 12. Consideration of Oquirrh Estates P.U.D. preliminary plat. 13. Consideration of Wells Crossing P.U.D. preliminary plat. 14. John Conway report to Commission and dis- cussion of CUP amend- ments. 15. Consideration of amendment to the Street Master Plan and to the Technical Standards of Grantsville City by the adoption of a “Rural Road Turn-Around”. 16. Proposed amend- ment to require develop- ers to design subdivi- sions, or by addressing, to require houses to be either north or south fac- ing where possible to en- courage energy effi- ciency. 17. Consideration of re- pealing Chapter 22. 18. Approval of minutes of 03-13-08 P&Z meet- ing. 19. Report from Council Liaison Todd Castagno. 20. Open discussion. 21. Adjourn Shauna Kertamus Zoning Administrator All interested persons are invited to attend and provide comment upon these proposals sched- uled for public hearings. Written comments will also be considered if submitted to the Zoning Administrator in advance of the hearing. The cur- rent zoning Code and proposed amendments may be reviewed at the Grantsville City Hall each weekday between hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in this hearing should contact the Grantsville City Office at least 24 hours prior to the hearings. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin April 1, 2008) NOTICE OF TRUS- TEE'S SALE APN: 10-021-0-0029 Trust No. 1128388-07 Ref: Benjamin Aaron Perry TRA: Loan No. xxxxxx4498. IMPOR- TANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED Novem- ber 16, 2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THIS PROCEEDING, YOU SHOULD CON- TACT A LAWYER. On PUBLIC NOTICE April 22, 2008, at The Undersigned, 4:30pm, James H. Woo- hereby gives notice that dall, Trustee, as duly ap- an action has been com- pointed Trustee under a menced in the Third Dis- Deed of Trust recorded trict Court, Tooele November 21, 2006, as County, State of Utah, Instrument No. 272518, by the Undersigned to in Book xx, Page xx, of Quiet Title the following the Official Records in described real property: the office at the County Parcel #1-3-22; De- Recorder of Tooele scribed as: All of Lot 10, County, State of Utah, Block 28, Burmester executed by Benjamin NOTICE OF TRUS- T o w n s i t e , T o o e l e Aaron Perry, An Unmar- TEE'S SALE County, Utah together ried Man will sell at pub- The following described with all improvements lic auction to highest bid- property will be sold at thereon, .0189 acre. Par- der, payable in lawful public auction to the GRANTSVILLE CITY cel #1-2-4, described as: money of the United highest bidder on April NOTICE OF ADOPTION all Lot 11, Block 22, States at the time of 14, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. at OF ORDINANCES Burmester Survey. Par- sale. Successful bidders the Main Entrance to the NOTICE IS HEREBY cel #1-3-30, described must tender a deposit of TOOELE County Court- GIVEN that the Grants- as: all of Lot 12, Block $5,000 in certified funds house, 74 South 100 ville City Council, en- 29, Burmester Subdivi- to the trustee at the time East, TOOELE, UT acted the following ordi- son, 0.189 acre. Parcel of sale, with the balance 84074, in the County of nances on March 19, #1-7-12 described as: due by noon the follow- TOOELE by BRYAN W. 2008: T h a t p o r t i o n o f ing business day, at the CANNON, as Successor 1 . O r d i n a n c e N o . Burmester Townsite office of the Trustee. At Trustee, and Household 2008-13 amended Sec- bounded on the South the tooele county court- Finance Corporation III, tion 21.3.1(6) of the NOTICE Housing Pres- by Center Avenue and house 74 South 100 current Beneficiary, un- Land Use Management ervation Grants For on the West by Avenue East Tooele Utah all der the Deed of Trust and Development Code, Rural Utah C and on the Northerly right, title and interest dated April 25, 2007, to require a subdivider or Notice is hereby given line by Pacific Avenue, conveyed to and now made by RICHARD R. subsequent owner of a that the Community De- Section 31 Township 1 held by it under said GATES, as Trustor re- minor subdivision lot to velopment Corporation South Range 5 West, SUMMONS Deed of Trust in the corded April 27, 2007 as install curb, gutter and of Utah (CDC) is submit- 0.050 acre, against M.E. Case No. 070301717 property situated in said Entry No. 283416 of offi- sidewalks, when re- ting an application for Naylor, A.K.A Mary E. Judge: Mark S. Kouris County and State de- cial records of TOOELE quired by the City, by in- $50,000 in Housing Naylor, deceased; Harry Judd Ryan Williams, scribed as: Lot 29, county, given to secure cluding a notation on the Preservation Grants E. Naylor; Shirley Naylor Plaintiff,vs. scottsdale subdivision, indebtedness in favor of final subdivision plat be- (HPG) that will be ad- Porter; Woodrow Naylor, LaVell Ellis Brown, Ma- according to the official Household Finance Cor- fore recordation. ministered by the CDC. deceased; Helen Louise mie Ruth Brown Reed, plat thereof on file and of poration III by reason of 2 . O r d i n a n c e N o . The HPG will be used in Kennedy Naylor, de- Ray Calvin Brown, De- record in the Tooele certain obligations se- 2008-16 amended Sec- meeting the specific ob- c e a s e d ; M i l d r e d lores Flora Brown Nix, county recorder's office.. cured thereby.Notice of tion 21.4.2(1)(d) of the jectives of the National Burmester Johnson, de- Diane Campbell Chris- TheTuesdastreet addressy Apriland 1, Default2008 was recorded Tooele LandTranscripUse Managementt-BulleHistoricaltinPreservation ceased; Tessie Gus- tiansen, Travis Camp- B7 other common designa- December 17, 2007 as and Development Code, Act and provide emer- tavenson, deceased; C. bell, Robert Thomas tion of the real property Entry No. 298930 of said to increase the time for a gency repairs for very Ivan Worthington, de- Brown, Earl Kay Stice, describedPublicabove Noticesis pur - officialPublicrecords. NoticesTrustee Public Notices Public Notices developerPublicto Noticesrecord a fi - lowPublicincome Noticeshomeowners ceased;PublicElna NoticesWorthing - JamesPublicD. Stice,NoticesScott Public Notices portedTrusteesto be: 425 South will sellTrusteesat public auction Miscellaneous Miscellaneous nalMiscellaneoussubdivision plat, from inMiscellaneousTooele County, which ton;MiscellaneousAlice Baker, Robert Stice,MiscellaneousBurt D. Stice, Miscellaneous 525 West Tooele Ut to the highest bidder three months to six is an eligible rural area B. Naylor; any persons Dee Ann Stice Marti- 84074. Estimated Total payable in lawful money PUBLIC NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT OF months and to permit an as defined by the USDA claiming an interest nez, Lois Marion THIRTY DAY Debt as of April 22, 2008 of the United States, The TOCDF is request- APPOINTMENT AND additional six month ex- Rural Development. All through the named de- Brown Vantassel, and SUMMONS is $125,741.94. The un- without warranty as to ti- ing temporary authoriza- NOTICE TO CREDI- tension to record the fi- grant funds will be used fendants; and all per- all other persons un- GERALD COOK, Plain- dersigned Trustee dis- tle, possession or en- tion [as allowed by 40 TORS nal plat for good cause. to benefit very-low in- sons unknown claiming known claiming any tiff, vs. claims any liability for cumbrances. Bidders CFR 270.42(e)] to imple- Estate of MILTON SE- 3 . O r d i n a n c e N o . c o m e h o u s e h o l d s any interest. right, title, estate or in- TOOELE COUNTY and any incorrectness of the must be prepared to ten- ment selected changes VERE BELL, Deceased. 2008-17 amended Sec- through grants of a maxi- Dated March 11, 2008. terest and/or lien upon all persons unknown street address and other der the purchase price in described in the Class 2 Probate No. 073300061 tion 20.6(4) of the Land mum of $10,000 each. /s/ Gary Buhler the real property de- claiming any right, ti- common designation, if the amount bid within 24 Permit Modification Re- LEIGHANN BELL Use Management and The statement of activi- Attorney for George scribed in this plead- tle, estate, lien or inter- any, shown herein. Said hours of the sale by q u e s t TOCDF- MAYNARD and NEIL Development Code to ties is available for public Miller ing adverse to the est in the real property sale will be made without cashiers check.The ad- MPFLTM-02-0998, titled BELL, whose address is permit freestanding comment during busi- (Published in the Tran- plaintiff’s ownership or described in this com- covenant or warranty, dress of the property is “Reduce MPF DAL LTM 1042 South 970 West, signs on less than seven ness hours (8:00 AM to script Bulletin March 11, clouding title thereto, plaint adverse to the express or implied, re- purported to be 462 East Triggers.” This permit Tooele, UT 84074, have acres, if the property is 5:00 PM) from April 2, 18, 25 & April 1, 2008) Defendants. Plaintiffs' ownership or garding title, possession, 770 North, Tooele, UT modification was submit- been appointed Per- being occupied by four 2008 to April 17, 2008 at THE STATE OF UTAH any cloud upon Plain- SUMMONS condition or encum- 84074 more particularly ted to the State of Utah sonal Representatives of or more separate busi- the CDC office located at TO THE DEFENDANT: tiffs' title thereto, De- Melissa J. Edwards, brances, including fees, described as follows: Division of Solid and the above-entitled es- nesses. 501 East 1700 South, Diane Campbell Chris- fendants. Petitioner vs. Daniel G. charges and expenses LOT 477, THE RIDGE Hazardous Waste on 20 tate. Creditors of the es- These ordinances take Salt Lake City, Utah tiansen or any Un- Case No. 070301509 Rodriguez, Respon- of the Trustee and of the SUBDIVISION NO. 4, March 2008. The se- tate are hereby notified effect upon the publica- 84105. You may contact known Claimant Judge: Mark Kouris dent. trusts created by said ACCORDING TO THE lected changes are re- to: (1) deliver or mail tion of this notice and Stuart Smith, Grant This is an action brought THE STATE OF UTAH Case No. 084300098 Deed of Trust, to pay the OFFICIAL PLAT quested for implementa- their written claims to the copies may be obtained Writer and Public Rela- to quiet title in the Plain- TO DEFENDANTS Judge Kouris remaining principal sums THEREOF ON FILE tion only during the proc- Personal Representa- from the Grantsville City tions Specialist, at (801) tiff to pasture land (the ABOVE-NAMED: THE STATE OF UTAH of the note(s) secured by AND OF RECORD IN essing of 155-mm H Pro- tives at the address Recorder. 994-7222 ext. 107 to "Property") located in You are hereby sum- TO THE ABOVE- said Deed of Trust. The THE TOOELE COUNTY jectiles. above; (2) deliver or mail DATED this 31st day of submit your comments Tooele County, Utah, moned and required to NAMED RESPONDENT: current beneficiary of the RECORDER'S OFFICE. TOCDF is currently re- their written claims to the March, 2008. or to receive further in- and more particularly de- file an Answer in writing You are hereby sum- Trust Deed as of the The undersigned dis- quired to perform DAL Personal Representa- Jeremy Walker formation. Comments scribed as follows: to the attached Verified moned and required to date of this notice is: claims liability for any er- LTM (i.e., monitor the tives' attorney of record, Grantsville City are welcome from the BEG 14.95 CHS N & Complaint with the Clerk file an Answer in writing Mortgage Electronic ror in the address. The treated wastes inside the Brent K. Wamsley, 4360 Recorder general public, commu- 6.85 CHS W OF SE of the above-entitled to the attached Petition Registration Systems, record owner(s) of the DAL for agent only after South Redwood Road, (Published in the Tran- nity leaders, elected offi- COR SW 1/4 SEC Court, at 74 South 100 with the Clerk of the Inc The record owner of property as of the re- the temperature in the Suite 1, Salt Lake City, script Bulletin April 1, cials, tribal governing 30,T2S,R5W. SLM, W East #14, Tooele, UT Tooele County Court- the property as of the re- cording of the Notice of DAL has dropped below Utah 84123-2204; or (3) 2008) bodies, and representa- 217.14 FT. N 507.54 FT, 84074, and to serve house, 74 S. 100 East, cording of the Notice of Default are Richard R. 600ºF) if the values of file their written claims tives of Indian non-profit E 202.80 FT, S 507.54 upon or mail to Plaintiff's NOTICE TO CREDI- Suite 14, Tooele, UT Default is/are: Benjamin Gates. This sale is for selected operating pa- with the Clerk of the Dis- organizations. FT TO BEG. OUT OF 1 attorney, Jacob L. Li- TORS AND AN- 84074 and to serve Aaron Perry. Dated: the purpose of paying rameters exceed limits trict Court in Tooele (Published in the Tran- 44 11. 2.46 AC. Tax nares, at Post Office Box NOUNCEMENT OF AP- upon, or mail to the peti- March 25, 2008. obligations secured by specified in TOCDF Per- County, or otherwise script Bulletin April 1, Parcel No. 01-044-0- 895, Brigham City, Utah POINTMENT tioner at 718 W. McKel- James H. Woodall, said Deed of Trust in- mit Condition V.C.2.r; a present their claims as 2008) 0029. 84302, a copy of said Estate of GEORGE ler, Tooele, Utah 84074, Trustee 10653 River cluding fees, charges subset of those operat- required by Utah law You are hereby sum- answer, within thirty (30) RAYMOND HORN- a copy of said answer, Front Parkway, Suite and expenses of Trus- ing parameters include within three months after PUBLIC NOTICE moned and required to days after service of this BACK, Deceased. within 20 days if you are 290 South Jordan Ut tee, advances, if any, the MPF Primary Com- the date of the first publi- The Undersigned, file an answer in writing Summons upon you. Probate No. 083300019 served in the State of 84095 (801)254-9450 under the terms of said bustion Chamber (PCC) cation of this notice or be hereby gives notice that to the complaint filed If you fail to do so, Judg- DANA McNICOL, whose Utah, or within 30 days if (800) 245-1886 (Hot- Deed of Trust, interest zone temperatures. forever barred. an action has been com- with the Clerk of the ment by Default will be address is: 712 Valley you are served outside line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. - thereon and the unpaid Temporary Authorization DATED this 27th day of menced in the Third Dis- above-entitled court, at taken against you for the View Drive, Tooele, the State of Utah, after 5:00 P.M. Signature/ principal of the note se- is requested to remove March, 2008. trict Court, Tooele 74 South 100 East, Suite relief demanded in said Utah, 84074, has been service of this Summons by: James H. Woodall, cured by said Deed of the DAL LTM operating Brent K. Wamsley County, State of Utah, #14, Tooele, Utah Verified Complaint which appointed Personal Rep- upon you. If you fail to Trustee JAMES H. Trust with interest parameters associated Attorney for Personal by the Undersigned to 84074, and to serve has been filed with the resentative of the estate do so, judgment by de- WOODALL R-171008 thereon as in said note with MPF PCC tempera- Representative Quiet Title the following upon, or mail to Plain- Clerk of the Court and a of the above-named de- fault will be taken (Published in the Tran- and by law provided. tures during the process- 4360 South Redwood described real property: tiff’s attorney, c/o copy of which may be cedent. All persons hav- against you for the relief script Bulletin March 25, DATED this 18th day of ing of 155mm H Projec- Road, Salt Lake City, Parcel #1-3-22; De- OLSEN SKOUBYE & obtained from the Clerk ing claims against the demanded in said Peti- April 1 & 8, 2008) March, 2008. tiles. Justification for this UT 84123-2204 scribed as: All of Lot 10, NIELSON, LLC, 45 West of the above-entitled above estate are re- tion, which has been BRYAN W. CANNON request is provided in (801)969-5900 Block 28, Burmester 10000 South, Suite 300, Court. quired to present them to filed with the Clerk of the NOTICE OF TRUS- 8619 South Sandy both the Temporary (Published in the Tran- T o w n s i t e , T o o e l e Sandy, Utah, 84070, a This action is to quiet ti- the undersigned or to above-entitled Court. TEE'S SALE Parkway Authorization and refer- script Bulletin April 1, 8 & County, Utah together copy of said answer, tle to those certain prem- the Clerk of the Court on You can obtain a copy of The following described Building A, Suite 111 enced permit modifica- 15, 2008) with all improvements within twenty (20) days ises located in Tooele or before the 18th day of the Verified Petition by property will be sold at Sandy, Utah 84070 tion requests which have thereon, .0189 acre. Par- after service of this sum- County, State of Utah, June, 2008 or said writing to the clerk of the public auction to the www.cannonfirm.com been submitted to the GRANTSVILLE CITY cel #1-2-4, described as: mons upon you. and more particularly de- claims shall be forever court at Tooele County highest bidder on April Office Hours: M-F 8am Utah Division of Solid NOTICE OF ADOPTION all Lot 11, Block 22, If you fail so to do, judg- scribed as follows: barred. Courthouse, 74 S. 100 14, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. at - 5pm and Hazardous Waste. OF ORDINANCES Burmester Survey. Par- ment by default will be TAX PARCEL NO DANA McNICOL East, Suite 14, Tooele, the Main Entrance to the Phone: (801) 255-7475 (Published in the Tran- NOTICE IS HEREBY cel #1-3-30, described taken against you for the 07-096-0-0003 712 Valley View Drive UT 84074. READ TOOELE County Court- Cannon File #70020372 script Bulletin April 1, GIVEN that the Grants- as: all of Lot 12, Block relief demanded in said The South half of the Tooele, Utah 84074 THESE PAPERS CARE- house, 74 South 100 (Published in the Tran- 2008) ville City Council, en- 29, Burmester Subdivi- complaint, which has Southwest Quarter and Telephone: FULLY. These papers East, TOOELE, UT script Bulletin March 18, acted the following ordi- son, 0.189 acre. Parcel been filed with the Clerk the West half of the PUBLIC NOTICE TO (435)882-4441 mean that you are being 84074, in the County of 25 & April 1, 2008) nances on March 19, #1-7-12 described as: of said court. Northwest quarter of the GRANTSVILLE CITY (Published in the Tran- sued for divorce. TOOELE by BRYAN W. 2008: T h a t p o r t i o n o f DATED this 4th day of Southwest quarter of the UTILITY USERS script Bulletin March 18, DATED this 5th day of CANNON, as Successor 1 . O r d i n a n c e N o . Burmester Townsite February, 2008. Southeast quarter and Grantsville City is imple- 25 & April 1, 2008) March, 2008. Trustee, and Household Public Notices 2008-13 amended Sec- bounded on the South OLSEN SKOUBYE & Southwest quarter of the menting a new and more Melissa J. Edwards Finance Corporation III, Miscellaneous tion 21.3.1(6) of the NOTICE Housing Pres- by Center Avenue and NIELSON, LLC, Southwest quarter of the efficient utility billing sys- Petitioner Signature current Beneficiary, un- Land Use Management ervation Grants For on the West by Avenue By: Jeff B. Skoubye Southeast quarter of tem. The new system (Published in the Tran- der the Deed of Trust Deadline for public no- and Development Code, Rural Utah C and on the Northerly Attorneys for Plaintiff section 9, Township 10 will generate a different script Bulletin March 11, dated April 25, 2007, tices is 4 p.m. the day to require a subdivider or Notice is hereby given line by Pacific Avenue, (Published in the Tran- South, Range 19 West, type of utility bill that will 18, 25 & April 1, 2008) made by RICHARD R. prior to publication. subsequent owner of a that the Community De- Section 31 Township 1 script Bulletin March 18, Salt Lake Base and Me- be sent to customers in GATES, as Trustor re- Public notices submit- minor subdivision lot to velopment Corporation South Range 5 West, SUMMONS 25 & April 1, 2008) ridian. an envelope starting corded April 27, 2007 as ted past the deadline install curb, gutter and of Utah (CDC) is submit- 0.050 acre, against M.E. Case No. 070301717 Excepting therefrom all April 2008. The old post Entry No. 283416 of offi- will not be accepted. sidewalks, when re- ting an application for Naylor, A.K.A Mary E. Judge: Mark S. Kouris S E L L I N G Y O U R that portion lying within card bills will no longer cial records of TOOELE UPAXLP quired by the City, by in- $50,000 in Housing Naylor, deceased; Harry Judd Ryan Williams, HOME? Advertise it in the county road right of be used. county, given to secure cluding a notation on the Preservation Grants E. Naylor; Shirley Naylor Plaintiff,vs. the classifieds. Call way as disclosed by the SELL YOUR CAR or If anyone has questions indebtedness in favor of final subdivision plat be- (HPG) that will be ad- Porter; Woodrow Naylor, LaVell Ellis Brown, Ma- 882-0050 or visit Tooele County Plat Map. boat in the classifieds. about the new bills, Household Finance Cor- fore recordation. ministered by the CDC. deceased; Helen Louise mie Ruth Brown Reed, www.tooeletran DATED this 20th day of Call 882-0050 or visit please contact Kristy poration III by reason of 2 . O r d i n a n c e N o . The HPG will be used in Kennedy Naylor, de- Ray Calvin Brown, De- script.com March, 2008. www.tooeletranscript. Clark at 884-3411. certain obligations se- 2008-16 amended Sec- meeting the specific ob- c e a s e d ; M i l d r e d lores Flora Brown Nix, JACOB L. LINARES com or e-mail your ad Grantsville City cured thereby.Notice of tion 21.4.2(1)(d) of the jectives of the National Burmester Johnson, de- Diane Campbell Chris- Attorney for Plaintiff to tbp@tooeletran- Corporation Why Search All Over Default was recorded Land Use Management Historical Preservation ceased; Tessie Gus- tiansen, Travis Camp- (Published in the Tran- script.com (Published in the Tran- Town? Check the December 17, 2007 as and Development Code, Act and provide emer- tavenson, deceased; C. bell, Robert Thomas script Bulletin March 25, script Bulletin April 1, Classifieds First! Entry No. 298930 of said to increase the time for a gency repairs for very Ivan Worthington, de- Brown, Earl Kay Stice, April 1, 8 & 15, 2008) 2008) official records. Trustee Place Your Ad Here developer to record a fi- low income homeowners ceased; Elna Worthing- James D. Stice, Scott TOOELETRANSCRIPT will sell at public auction www.tooeletranscript.com BECOME A SUB- nal subdivision plat, from in Tooele County, which ton; Alice Baker, Robert Stice, Burt D. Stice, BULLETIN Place Your Ad Here to the highest bidder SCRIBER. 882-0050 three months to six is an eligible rural area B. Naylor; any persons Dee Ann Stice Marti- www.tooeletranscript.com payable in lawful money months and to permit an as defined by the USDA claiming an interest nez, Lois Marion of the United States, additional six month ex- Rural Development. All through the named de- Brown Vantassel, and without warranty as to ti- tension to record the fi- grant funds will be used fendants; and all per- all other persons un- tle, possession or en- nal plat for good cause. to benefit very-low in- sons unknown claiming known claiming any cumbrances. Bidders 3 . O r d i n a n c e N o . c o m e h o u s e h o l d s any interest. right, title, estate or in- must be prepared to ten- 2008-17 amended Sec- through grants of a maxi- Dated March 11, 2008. terest and/or lien upon der the purchase price in tion 20.6(4) of the Land mum of $10,000 each. /s/ Gary Buhler the real property de- the amount bid within 24 Use Management and The statement of activi- Attorney for George scribed in this plead- hours of the sale by Development Code to ties is available for public Miller ing adverse to the cashiers check.The ad- permit freestanding comment during busi- (Published in the Tran- plaintiff’s ownership or dress of the property is signs on less than seven ness hours (8:00 AM to script Bulletin March 11, clouding title thereto, purported to be 462 East acres, if the property is 5:00 PM) from April 2, 18, 25 & April 1, 2008) Defendants. 770 North, Tooele, UT being occupied by four 2008 to April 17, 2008 at THE STATE OF UTAH 84074 more particularly or more separate busi- the CDC office located at TO THE DEFENDANT: described as follows: nesses. 501 East 1700 South, Diane Campbell Chris- LOT 477, THE RIDGE These ordinances take Salt Lake City, Utah tiansen or any Un- SUBDIVISION NO. 4, effect upon the publica- 84105. You may contact known Claimant ACCORDING TO THE tion of this notice and Stuart Smith, Grant This is an action brought OFFICIAL PLAT copies may be obtained Writer and Public Rela- to quiet title in the Plain- THEREOF ON FILE from the Grantsville City tions Specialist, at (801) tiff to pasture land (the AND OF RECORD IN Recorder. 994-7222 ext. 107 to "Property") located in THE TOOELE COUNTY DATED this 31st day of submit your comments Tooele County, Utah, RECORDER'S OFFICE. March, 2008. or to receive further in- and more particularly de- The undersigned dis- Jeremy Walker formation. Comments scribed as follows: claims liability for any er- Grantsville City are welcome from the BEG 14.95 CHS N & ror in the address. The Recorder general public, commu- 6.85 CHS W OF SE record owner(s) of the (Published in the Tran- nity leaders, elected offi- COR SW 1/4 SEC property as of the re- script Bulletin April 1, cials, tribal governing 30,T2S,R5W. SLM, W cording of the Notice of 2008) bodies, and representa- 217.14 FT. N 507.54 FT, Default are Richard R. tives of Indian non-profit E 202.80 FT, S 507.54 Gates. This sale is for organizations. FT TO BEG. OUT OF 1 the purpose of paying (Published in the Tran- 44 11. 2.46 AC. Tax obligations secured by script Bulletin April 1, Parcel No. 01-044-0- said Deed of Trust in- 2008) 0029. cluding fees, charges You are hereby sum- and expenses of Trus- moned and required to tee, advances, if any, file an answer in writing under the terms of said to the complaint filed Deed of Trust, interest with the Clerk of the thereon and the unpaid above-entitled court, at principal of the note se- 74 South 100 East, Suite cured by said Deed of #14, Tooele, Utah TrustOrderwith interest your 84074, and to serve thereon as in said note upon, or mail to Plain- and by law provided. tiff’s attorney, c/o DATED this 18th day of OLSEN SKOUBYE & March, 2008. NIELSON, LLC, 45 West BRYAN W. CANNON 10000 South, Suite 300, 8619 South Sandy Sandy, Utah, 84070, a Parkway copy of said answer, Building A, Suite 111 within twenty (20) days Sandy, Utah 84070classified ads after service of this sum- www.cannonfirm.com mons upon you. Office Hours: M-F 8am If you fail so to do, judg- - 5pm ment by default will be Phone: (801) 255-7475 taken against you for the Cannon File #70020372 relief demanded in said (Published in the Tran- complaint, which has script Bulletin March 18, been filed with the Clerk 25 & April 1, 2008) of said court. DATED this 4th day of February, 2008. OLSEN SKOUBYE & NIELSON, LLC, By: Jeff B. Skoubye Attorneys for Plaintiff Online! (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 18, To place your classified ads in the Tooele Transcript 25 & April 1, 2008) Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. Your ad will appear in the print issue of the Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Valley Extra and on the tooeletranscript.com website! 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