TOOELE County Citizens, Leaders Pushing for New Water Rights Board

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TOOELE Tooele’s Schmalhaus RANSCRIPT takes first at T state See A8 BULLETIN February 19, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 114 NO. 79 50¢ County citizens, leaders pushing for new water rights board by Tim Gillie STAFF WRITER

Tooele County leaders and property owners are backing legislation that would make major changes in how water rights policy is determined in the state. Bruce Simon and Tamara Beckstead are backing Senate Bill 85, sponsored by Sen. Dennis Stowell, R-Parowan, which would strip water rights policy making responsibilities from the state engineer and give those responsibilities to a board composed of representatives of water users appointed by the governor. Simon, formerly of Tooele, said he sold a five acre plot in Erda for a devalued amount after losing his 16 acre-feet-per-year water right, worth $160,000, to the state engineer. Beckstead, of Erda, said she had her two-acre-feet-per-year water right taken away by the state engineer for non-use a year before the date for “proving up” on the certificate given to her by the state Division of Water Rights. The newly created State Water Rights Board would set fees, make rules, rec- ommend changes in water law to the Legislature, and review final orders of the state engineer. The board will be appointed by the governor, with the approval of the Senate, and consist of seven members representing different groups of water users including agri- culture, municipalities, industry, and wildlife management. photography / Troy Boman “The individual property owner Tamara Beckstead stands on her two-acre lot in Erda with her hands held up in frustration. Beckstead said she lost an acre foot of water (325,851 gallons) because of misinforma- tion she was given about maintaining her rights from the State Division of Water Rights. Now she is backing a bill to give property owners a forum for complaints about water rights SEE WATER PAGE A6 ➤ decisions made by the state engineer. US Magnesium lawsuit finally set for trial Seven-year-old case deals with wastewater generated by Rowley operation

by Sarah Miley tial portion of the case. In STAFF WRITER that ruling, the judge granted partial summary judgment to A seven-year-old lawsuit US Magnesium. brought against MagCorp In Benson’s decision, he — now US Magnesium — by wrote that from 1989 to 1991, the Department of Justice on the EPA found that ‘the pro- behalf of the Environmental cess wastewater from prima- Protection Agency will finally ry magnesium processing by be heard in a trial this fall, the anhydrous process’ was graphic courtesy of sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse according to EPA officials. exempt from the RCRA pursu- The graphic above depicts the passage of the moon behind the earth’s The EPA is accusing the ant to the Bevill Amendment shadow, an event that will take place Wednesday evening. Umbra and Rowley-based magnesium during the EPA’s data gather- penumbra are terms denoting full and partial shadow, respectively, during producer of illegally gener- ing efforts. the lunar eclipse. The Stansbury Park Observatory Complex will host a ating, storing and disposing Benson later added that telescope viewing of the eclipse from 6:45 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday. of waste, including at least the court found the disput- five wastes regarded as haz- ed wastewaters being chal- ardous because of their tox- lenged by the EPA as non- Stansbury observatory icity or corrosivity. The EPA exempt RCRA wastes were questioned certain wastewa- in fact exempt based on the ters generated at the Rowley EPA’s previous final regula- to offer best views of facility and their applicability tory determination. to the Resource Conservation In May 2005, a second law- rare full lunar eclipse and Recovery Act, the federal suit against US Magnesium statute governing the treat- was filed, alleging viola- by Doug Radunich one year. We actually had one ment and disposal of hazard- tions of the Toxic Substances STAFF WRITER last August and expect to see ous waste. Control Act involving poly- another one in 2010.” Sharon Kercher, director chlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) Wednesday night will be bad The Salt Lake Astronomical for technical enforcement for — a substance inadvertently for coyotes and werewolves, but Society will open the local the EPA’s Region 8, said the generated from processes at great for amateur astronomers Stansbury Park Observatory case is still open with a trial US Magnesium. The original who will be treated to a rare Complex to the public date set for September. lawsuit and the second law- photography / Troy Boman celestial occurrence: a full lunar Wednesday night for a free view- “Unfortunately, the litiga- suit were combined a month eclipse. ing of the eclipse from 6:45 to 10 tion process is rather slow later in June 2005. The main emissions stack at US Magnesium sends out a plume comprised Lunar eclipses occur when p.m. The viewing will allow for and we’re just still going Tom Tripp, technical mostly of steam in this Nov. 8, 2007, file photo. An EPA lawsuit accusing US Magnesium of pollution violations is scheduled to finally go to trial in the moon passes through some a closer and clearer look at the through that,” she said. services manager at US September. portion of the shadow of the eclipse through a telescope. In the suit, the EPA claims Magnesium, said the PCB earth. Such eclipses are rare and “There will be three perma- that MagCorp has failed to issues and the few remaining believes we have a pretty billionaire Ira Rennert, an hard to predict, according to nently mounted telescopes meet the regulatory require- issues from the original law- good case, and we’re prepar- industrialist and securities NASA Solar System Ambassador there, and members of the astro- ments set by the RCRA. suit have a September trial ing to defend ourselves vigor- broker who is perhaps most Patrick Wiggins. nomical society will bring out However, US Magnesium date. ously.” famous for owning a beach- “Lunar eclipses come in portable telescopes for people claims the disputed wastes “There are still some unre- US Magnesium’s Rowley front home in Sagaponack, spurts, and they don’t happen to use,” Wiggins said. “People in the suit are exempt from solved matters that will come plant produces at least 50,000 New York, that is one of the terribly often,” Wiggins said. who want to come out can also RCRA regulations. to trial. Most of the remaining tons of magnesium each year, largest and most valuable “Sometimes we can go a cou- bring their own telescopes as In October 2007, U.S. issues are related to the inad- Tripp said. residential compounds in ple of years without one, but District Court Judge Dee vertent generation of PCBs,” The company is part of America. sometimes there can be two in SEE LUNAR PAGE A6 ➤ Benson ruled on a substan- he said. “US Magnesium the Renco Group, owned by [email protected]

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A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2008 Utah & The West Valley Weather Forecast Toothless resolutions spark debate in Legislature by Brock Vergakis “I wouldn’t say they’re Local Weather ASSOCIATED PRESS worthless, but I think there are very few instances where Wed SALT LAKE CITY (AP) these resolutions are clearly 39/29 — One of the most passion- influential in public policy,” 2/20 ate debates at the Capitol last said Matthew Burbank, a Rain and snow showers mixed in week was over a resolution that University of Utah political the afternoon. High 39F. had its outcome decided far in scientist. “In general, most advance and doesn’t have the of the kinds of resolutions power to change law. that are passed are very often But that didn’t stop law- utterly symbolic. They are in makers from taking 30 min- favor of mom and apple pie Thu utes in the House to debate kind of things.” 39/29 a resolution urging Congress While some resolutions 2/21 not to designate millions of establish rules and proce- Snow showers possible. Highs in acres of federal land in Utah dures lawmakers will follow, the upper 30s and lows in the up- and Colorado as wilderness, most do not. per 20s. which would prohibit oil and Resolutions lawmak- gas drilling. With 57 co-spon- ers are considering this year sors, House Joint Resolution include reaffirming the words 10 passed in the House 58-11. ‘under God’ in the Pledge of By definition, resolutions Allegiance; declaring Feb. Fri have no authority, but state 6 Ronald Reagan Day, and 40/30 lawmakers are still fond of encouraging Congress to 2/22 them. address illegal immigration. A few snow showers. Highs in the In the first four weeks of Most resolutions are low 40s and lows in the low 30s. a six-and-a-half week legis- approved with little debate, lative session, Utah lawmak- while others drag on. ers have spent precious time Two weeks ago, a somewhat giving speeches and debating frustrated Rep. Carl Wimmer, the merits of resolutions rang- R-Herriman, had to remind Sat 38/33 ing from opposing the wilder- AP photo / Salt Lake Tribune, Al Hartmann, file his colleagues that his resolu- 2/23 ness designation to encour- Rep. Aaron Tilton, R-Utah County, holds a document in the state legislature in this Feb. 23, 2007 file photo. Tilton tion encouraging schools to aging school districts to take is sponsoring a resolution urging Congress not to designate millions of acres of federal land in Utah and Colorado take Veterans Day off didn’t Snow showers. Highs in the upper Veterans Day off. as wilderness, which would prohibit oil and gas drilling. Critics of legislative resolutions say they waste valuable time order school districts to do 30s and lows in the low 30s. At their best, resolutions that could be spent passing laws. anything. can give a sense of how law- “I think some representa- makers feel about a certain have no authority over or are cuss can have consequences. tors run out of time to approve tives are really getting con- issue. Five states have used simply a way to give kudos to In Utah, dozens of bills that them. fused about the facts. This is resolutions to apologize for a lawmaker’s pet cause. have the support of the House This year, the Legislature is not a mandate, this is not a Sun 41/31 slavery. However, many reso- Sometimes the glut of reso- and Senate each year never considering nearly 50 resolu- bill, this is not a law change,” 2/24 lutions delve into issues states lutions that lawmakers dis- become law because legisla- tions. he said. Rain and snow showers. Highs in the low 40s and lows in the low 30s. Utes trying to clean air with first-of-its-kind program ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content by Katie Burford and the state of Colorado.” sources require permits. Major sources using its own regulations. Service ASSOCIATED PRESS Under the program, the tribe would can include refineries, compressors and He said running the program locally will assume responsibility for monitoring air central delivery points. Currently, there ensure a quicker response when problems IGNACIO, Colo. (AP) — The Southern quality, issuing permits and conducting are 42 major emission sources within the arise. And it means the tribe is in charge of Subscriber Service Ute Indian Tribe has taken the first step inspections. Although states have taken reservation’s boundaries. All but one, a not only its land but its air. toward regulating its own air quality on these functions, often establishing landfill, are related to natural-gas produc- “Another positive aspect of this code is If you haven’t received your newspaper through a program that would be the first more stringent standards, Indian tribes tion. There are about 300 minor emission it enhances tribal sovereignty,” he said. by 6:30 p.m., please call 882-0050 and of its kind in the country. have largely left this to the federal govern- sources, which can include a pump-jack The code, which was developed with our customer representative will assist you. Currently, the U.S. Environmental ment. engine on a well. review by the state and the EPA, now Customer service hours on Tuesday and Protection Agency issues permits accord- James Temte, an air-quality scientist Temte said the new program would add goes to the joint state-tribe commission. Thursday nights are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. ing to its standards on the tribe’s land. But with the tribe’s air-quality program, said about four new positions to handle per- Final approval must come from the EPA, last week, the Southern Ute Indian Tribal that initially the code will be fairly similar mits and inspections. The EPA’s regional which has a year to make a decision. Once Council approved its own air-quality code, to federal regulations, but once the pro- office, meanwhile, must spread its lim- passed, it would be reviewed every three �� which eventually is intended to surpass gram is up and running, the tribe can seek ited staff among six states and 27 tribal years. �� the federal agency’s level of regulation. more stringent standards, which will have nations. The tribe’s additional staff would The Ute Indians once lived in much of �� Tribal Chairman Clement J. Frost called to be approved by a joint commission of allow it to conduct annual inspections; Colorado and eastern Utah and hunted �� it the “culmination of many years of work” state and tribal representatives. now only a fraction of the major emission across a larger area. A related group, the �� and “an important step forward in the One of the first areas officials plan sources are inspected each year. Northern Ute tribe, lives at the Uintah- �� implementation of the joint air-pollution to tackle is requiring permits for minor Temte said the Southern Ute Tribe is Ouray Indian Reservation in eastern �� regulatory approach taken by the tribe emission sources. Right now, only major the first to go for a permitting program Utah. �� TOOELETRANSCRIPT �� BULLETIN �� Travelers can choose security lanes at SLC airport �� by Ace Stryker treatment. “People still have to de-robe ries. Tooele �� ASSOCIATED PRESS “I think it’s great,” said Parkin- and un-shoe, and that’s what “A lot of them are trying to fig- �� Sockoloff, who was on her way takes the time,” said Olsen, 54, ure out if they’re a frequent flier �� SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt to Spokane, Wash., with her son. who finds airport security more or an expert traveler,” she said. “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� Lake City International Airport “I think it makes it easier for efficient in European countries “I’ve had some people ask me, �� is trying to get travelers through everyone. It’s hard when your like Germany. ‘What’s the difference?"’ 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. �� security checkpoints faster. kids are disruptive.” Others in the expert line said Regardless, she said, most (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 Tickets are now available online �� A new program allows them to Carolyn Olsen, who was they didn’t seem to be moving as people seemed to be responding at www.movieswest.com �� choose one of three lanes before bound for Detroit and waiting fast as the other lines. well to the transition. th st �� passing through the metal detec- in a longer line for experienced Lisa Wood, a TSA officer who The Black Diamond Project, �� Feb. 14 - 21 �� tors: green for families, groups travelers, doesn’t believe it will was directing people, said there named for a term used in snow Open at Noon and first-time fliers; blue for fre- significantly improve waiting was confusion about the differ- skiing, could spread to Denver �� 2/16 - 2/19 �� quent travelers with a few carry- times. ences between the three catego- International Airport next week. *Times Jumper& Shows Subject to* Change �� on bags; and black for expert 10 am – 2 am • 7 Days a Week Dly 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 �� travelers who pack light. �� Sat 12:15, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 The goal is to reduce delays Sun 12:15, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00 HOURS: 10 am – 10 pm (PG-13) �� — and ease tensions — by sepa- �� rating different kinds of fliers. Sun.: 10 am – 9 pm The Bucket List �� “This is an experiment,” Dly 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 �� said Kip Hawley, head of Sat 12:05, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:35 �� Sun 12:05, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00 �� the Transportation Security (PG-13) Administration. “What we want Double to do is get the passengers work- Meet the Spartans �� ing with us on our side.” Dly 9:50 �� 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 Cheeseburger Sat 12:15, 2:15, 9:50 �� Hawley likened it to the Sun 12:15, 2:15 �� express lane at grocery stores, $ (PG-13) �� Combo �� where people without much Over Her Dead Body �� 4.99 baggage can pass quickly. People Dly 4:15, 7:15 �� can choose which lane fits best, Includes Sat 4:15, 7:15 Sun 4:15, 7:15 �� he said, but most were following Med Drink (PG-13) �� the guidelines. & Fries �� Small 14 oz * �� No matter which lane is cho- Spiderwick Chronicles �� sen, all travelers still are screened $2.15 Dly 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 �� Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:40, 7:05, 9:25 �� by TSA employees. Med 18 oz Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:40, 7:05 (PG) �� “It doesn’t really have anything �� to do with security,” said Earl $2.79 * �� Fool’s Gold �� Morris, who oversees security at Jumbo 32 oz Dly 4:50, 7:20, 9:45 the Salt Lake City airport. Sat 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45 He said he plans to keep the $4.19 Sun 12:00, 2:25, 4:50, 7:20 �� (PG-13) system indefinitely unless it’s �� National Treasure 2 �� not working. Reaction to the �� new flow was mixed Friday, the Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:00 PG-13 Sun - Thurs 5:00 | 7:10 PG-13 Dly 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 �� second day. Sat 12:30, 4:15, 7:05, 9:50 �� Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:10 | 9:15 Sun 12:30, 4:15, 7:05 Heather Parkin-Sockoloff, (PG-13) Katherine Heigl 37, said she loved moving to Our Box Ofﬁce opens daily �� Step Up 2 Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! 20 min. before ﬁrst show starts. �� the front of a very short line pm $ No Credit/Debit cards 27 Dresses All shows before 6 5 �� Always a bridesmaid, never a bride. pm $ $ �� for families but was concerned The Streets 882-2273 or Checks Accepted After 6 Adults 7 • Kids (under 12) 5 $ �� that other people could accuse Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 6pm $5 Admission Adults $7 | Child/Senior $5 | before 6pm $5 Seniors (over 65) 5 111 N. Main, Tooele The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele families of receiving preferential All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens A3

TUESDAY February 19, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Something On Your Salt Lake woman dies in I-80 rollover near Knolls Mind?

by Jamie Belnap STAFF WRITER

A Salt Lake City woman was killed Saturday in a single-car rollover crash on I-80 Write a letter to the Editor! near Knolls. P.O. Box 390 According to Trooper Chris Tooele, UT 84074 Lewis of the Utah Highway [email protected] Patrol, the accident occurred at approximately 9:05 p.m. near milepost 36, when the driver of a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado, traveling in the left NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AGE, westbound lane, veered off CHANCES ARE YOU WANT A the road to the left. In an attempt to steer the BETTER FUTURE. vehicle back onto the road- way, the 37-year-old Salt ��Financial Workshop Lake City man overcorrected, for Individual Investors causing the truck to roll. �� Mylinh H. Nguyen, 24, a �� passenger in the vehicle, was �� pronounced dead on scene. �� Lewis said neither occupant �� of the vehicle was wearing a �� seat belt. �� The unnamed driver �� refused to be transported to a �� hospital and was released by medical personnel on scene, Seating is limited, so Lewis said. reserve your place today. UHP believes fatigue or distraction may have been factors. Date: February 19th 21st 26th & 28th [email protected] Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm photo courtesy of UHP Place: Edward Jones in Grantsville A Salt Lake City woman was killed in this single-car rollover crash on I-80 Saturday night. Neither she nor the driver of the vehicle were wearing seatbelts. Lance L McCubbins Financial Advisor . 225 E Main Street Suite D Grantsville, UT 84029 High-wire training facility at UID will be first of its kind 435-884-6036

by Damon Winkler completed by the end of May. Apprenticeship and Training grams currently being sponsored facility. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC CORRESPONDENT There are about 350 appren- Committee. Applicants are by the NJATC are outside electri- “It will provide a lot of job tices in the program presently. selected on an as-needed basis cal lineman, traffic signal tech- opportunities to local residents,” The Utah Industrial Depot will They come from Utah, Wyoming, as jobs become available. Those nician, line clearance/tree trim- he said. “It will provide a good soon be the only location in Utah Idaho, Montana and Colorado. who have performed well in mer, and journeyman upgrades. career and a good wage. We’re to host a training facility that will Once the facility is operational, school, particularly in math and Maughan expressed satisfac- excited with what Tooele has to specialize in the construction of students will attend classes one science, are preferred. The pro- tion concerning the new Tooele offer.” power lines. weekend a month for a year. The The 3,000-square-foot facil- entire course takes three years to ity, currently under construc- complete. tion, is part of the Mountain Program organizers expect States Line Constructors Joint the facility will have a signifi- Apprenticeship and Training cant economic multiplier effect Program, a partnership of the for Tooele. National Electrical Contractors “The apprentices need lodg- Association and the International ing and everything that’s associ- Brotherhood of Electrical ated with staying out of town,” Workers. The program provides according to Kent Maughan, one apprenticeship and training pro- of the project organizers. “Tooele grams for the outside electrical offers amenities. It’s accessible to construction industry. The new Ogden, Salt Lake, and Provo. Plus facility will allow the organiza- the zoning requirements were tion to train individuals to work what were needed. It’s a pretty in the construction and repair good location.” of power lines, substations, and The Mountain States traffic signals. Line Constructors Joint Construction of the facil- Apprenticeship and Training ity is being performed by 2M Program is an independent Contracting LLC. The work began agency that operates under the last month and is expected to be auspices of the National Joint GHS Model U.N. team sees lawmaking up close

by Alyssa Roberts tees as the U.N. does. Then each CORRESPONDENT committee has different issues assigned to it. Grantsville High School’s “For example,” Ciervo Model United Nations team explained. “There are nine dif- recently participated in the 2008 ferent committees, so we send legislative session by working representatives from our country with Tooele County representa- to each of those committees. We tives and lobbyists in an effort to come up with different ideas on make magnesium Utah’s official how to deal with these issues.” state metal. The students not only have “We worked with to represent the country in the Representative Rhonda Menlove debate, but they also must adopt and a lobbyist in developing the that country’s beliefs and ideas. bill and having it presented,” said “We have to take our American Pat Ciervo, advisor for the team. thought patterns and change “Two of our members, Taylor them to the country’s thought Barnard and Jared McBride, tes- patterns,” Ciervo said. tified along with Menlove in favor Grantsville’s team typically of the bill. The rest of the team competes against teams with 70 sat in the row behind them for to 100 members. support, and then they all had “This is our second year,” the opportunity to talk with the Ciervo explained. “When we representatives and senators lob- went down to BYU for a competi- bying for the bill.” tion, a number of delegates from It was a keen learning experi- our school received honorable ence for the 14-member team, mention awards. We received Ciervo said. four times as many awards this “It’s given them the opportu- year as we did last year.” nity to see how a bill is written, Ciervo said Model U.N. broad- formed and developed,” Ciervo ens students’ worldviews. said. “It also provides them with “It allows them to see govern- additional governmental knowl- ment and international organi- edge, and to see how the govern- zations work, it allows them to ment works in Utah. Like what work with students from other happens to a bill after it’s in the high schools, and it allows them state capitol.” to learn about other cultures,” Model U.N. is a club where said Ciervo. “I hope the students students experience what it will get a better appreciation for would be like to be a part of how other people live and learn. the United Nations. Each school It also provides a much greater chooses a country to represent appreciation for our government, in competitions — Grantsville is our lifestyle, and the rights and representing Panama this year privileges we have here in the — before meeting in commit- United States.” A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2008

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OUR VIEW Bob Halladay defined the best of small-town business For years, small towns across the country were defined by their drug stores. These were places where townspeople came for medicine and conversation, and no Main Street was complete without one. The drug store always featured a counter where the regulars sat. Kids could come in after school and have a soda pulled for them from a tap. Most importantly, at the center of each of these drug stores was a proprietor who knew everybody in town — their family history, the latest gossip, and every ailment they’d ever had. In Grantsville, that man was Bob Halladay, who owned and operated Grantsville Drug in a red brick building on the corner of Main and Hale streets for 45 years. Halladay passed away last Friday at the age of 75, leaving a hole in the heart of his beloved town. Halladay loved good conversation, and his store was as much a spot to socialize as it was a place of business. Even buying a pen or a bag of licorice was an occasion to chat about work, family or the doings around town — the antithesis of the sterile, swipe-your-card transactions in check-out lines today. A soda — pulled from a 75-year-old tap — or a cup of coffee entitled the purchaser to at least a half-hour’s worth of verbal entertainment, with opinions flying left and right. Halladay possessed the rare ability to make anyone feel comfortable, causing people to naturally gravitate to him. The morning regulars at his counter were so regular they had their own seats, and if a tourist took one he could expect someone standing right behind him until he vacated. Even after the drug store closed at 7 p.m., friends would come in through the back door and stay until late at night with Halladay at the center of the group. Halladay was also the de facto historian and archivist of Grantsville. His father, Sterling Halladay, had run the old Bluebird Café and bus stop in town, and Bob knew stories going back to the turn of the century. He collected historical materials on Grantsville, including hundreds of old photographs, and read almost any book he could find on the town and the West in general. He was also an avid photographer in his own right, documenting the changing people and landscapes of Tooele County over more than half a century. Bob Halladay’s passing is a sad occasion, but it does not have to mark the end of an era. The small-town values he exemplified — love of his neighbors, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR a strong sense of place and history, a desire to bring others together — can be adopted by the next generation of local merchants, whether they run a know not everyone wants to exercise small shop or an outlet of a national franchise. Passing that torch would be G-ville commission makeup suspect or be a part of community activities, or LETTERS POLICY the greatest tribute Grantsville could give to a man who gave so much to his In response to recent articles and pay for them, but there is a large per- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- hometown. letters concerning the Grantsville plan- centage of us who do and will benefit ters to the editor from readers. Letters ning and zoning commission, it seems from it here in Tooele County. must be no longer than 250 words, there may be members of the commu- Malisa Gren civil in tone, written exclusively for the nity other than myself that feel uncom- Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by GUEST OPINION fortable with the makeup of the com- the writer’s name, address and phone mission. While it is true that the chair Tooele needs more parks number. Priority will be given to letters and vice chair are chosen at a public I think that Tooele needs more parks that refer to a recent article in the Getting involved in schools meeting, this takes place within the to help locals kids get more exercise. newspaper. All letters may be subject agenda portion of the meeting in which Kids need exercise and don’t have any to editing. there is no public comment. Also, there place to get it in. Letters written to thank an individual or now makes future brighter is a city ordinance that specifies the Jacob Kenison organization should be submitted for recently overheard a friend terms of the appointed members of the Tooele “Notes of Appreciation” comment that she had no idea planning commission be three years, when to take her first child in and that the terms of two members Drinkers have rights too I Ann Herron Readers who are interested in writing a for kindergarten registration. She shall expire each year. This ordinance I would like to give an opinion that longer guest op-ed column on a topic of GUEST COLUMNIST didn’t subscribe to the newspa- may be found on the city’s Web site at drinkers are afraid to give. We want general interest should contact Editor per, and there was no local-only www.grantsvilleonline.com. However, our rights, but fail to speak up because Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- radio station. How in the world, in a recent opinion piece in the paper, we are a hidden minority. Why not mation at the top of this page. she argued, was someone like her doing, and not just when it starts Gary Fawson stated he has served on sell alco pops in the grocery store? You suppose to know, or care, any- to affect us. the commission for six years, and all of have to be 21 to buy alcoholic products E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (435) 882-6123 thing about the local schools? Tooele schools are in year eight the commission members are the same anyway. I have been a cashier in New Mail: Letters to the Editor The simplest answer I could of a 10-year plan of bonding and as last year. I am also concerned with York, Florida and Utah my whole life. Tooele Transcript-Bulletin give her is that she should care, building to accommodate new the conflict of interest the commis- What in the world is Utah’s problem? P.O. Box 390 as we all should whether our own growth. So nine years ago, people sion’s makeup has the potential to cre- I live in a small town and there are kids are in the school system cared enough and had the fore- ate. How does Mayor Anderson make elderly ladies that like to have these or not. Over 50 percent of your sight to start working on projects his choices and why do all the people nice beverages without having to drive property taxes goes to support that will benefit your child in he has chosen hold these professional 24 miles round trip to get them. I don’t local schools. The exact amount August. What sort of projects are positions? I don’t feel it is impossible personally like beer, but to have a nice LETTER CONTEST depends on your house value, of being decided now that will affect for an individual to educate themselves alco pop after a hard day of work is very course, but it is still probably a your child and our community on the issues if they so desire, therefore relaxing. Why deny adults the oppor- Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will considerable sum. And, you pay it in 10 years? In education, we can being an everyday citizen should not tunity to buy something they enjoy select the best letter of the month and whether you have kids in school not wait until the last minute; citi- be a deterrence to serving on the com- once in a while because of a fear that reprint it in the first Open Forum page or not. Even if you don’t have a zens need to be involved now to mission. It is the function and duty of teens will get their hands on it? If a of the following month. The winning house, part of your rent is likely guide growth for the future. the planning and zoning commission parent can’t raise their child with good letter writer will receive a free one-year subscription to the newspaper. The sub- going to pay the tax too. It was estimated last year that to act in the best interests of Grantsville standards, it’s not our fault. We raised scription can be transferred or used to The good news about the Tooele County schools are add- and its citizens. When members lose two non-smoker, non-drinker children renew a present subscription. money part is that our money is ing 700 students a year. Already sight of this, there is a problem. — and we both do both of those things. doing pretty good things. two new schools, Stansbury High Colleen Brunson It was the power of parenthood. Just Tooele County schools are School and Settlement Canyon Grantsville tell them ‘no.’ spending millions of dollars on Elementary School, are close to Jan Wishart ban this supply and punish the suppli- improving our schools. With a being finished to help accommo- Community needs a rec center Grantsville ers? Without these weapons, most of budget of $6.75 million for capital date that growth. I agree with Abram Milo Beazer’s let- the violations of human security could improvements — mainly physical As more and more people ter to the editor titled “More rec centers Arms sales should stop not occur. Restricting the manufac- improvements — our schools will come to call Tooele County home, needed” in the Feb. 12 edition. It’s sad Most Americans are naturally kind ture and sale of military supplies can be more up-to-date, more orga- we will continue to need more to say that a majority of the kids in and friendly. They can be touched by greatly reduce, if not totally eliminate, nized and safer. and more schools to educate our Tooele have already grown up out of those suffering and can show their physical violence in the world. I am sure my friend is happy growing population. Why don’t shape. I see many people, older and generosity. The United States is the Walt Birkner with that. I mean, everyone wants you go to a school board meet- younger, who are already at risk for largest donor of foreign aid. Why then Tooele their child to receive a great edu- ing, or even check out the Tooele type 2 diabetes and other health risks. is the United States disliked through- cation. But it’s not just the job of a County School District’s Web Rec and fitness centers have activities out the world? The goodwill of the Constitution Party offers alternative responsible school district. site, to see what plans are in the for all ages and abilities. They are not American people is not reflected by What do Hillary Clinton, Barack Parents need to be thinking works? Caring now will only ben- just sport-oriented, but are commu- their government, which is run pri- Obama and John McCain have in com- about education from day one. efit your child in the future. nity-oriented. Many of the Salt Lake marily by the industrial-military mon? Everything. Let’s just pray for the I would guess that most parents County centers offer indoor and out- complex whose agenda is corporate Constitution Party candidate in April. only really start to care about the Ann Herron is a journalist and door soccer and flag football for youth profiteering and militarization. Most Kirk Pearson local schools when their kids turn former associate professor at and adults year round, in addition to foreign aid is military sales and sup- Lake Point 5 years old. But as responsible Utah State University who lives family fun days, pool activities, dances, plies, which goes to dictators. Some citizens, we need to be aware in Tooele. She can be reached at after-school programs, Jr. Jazz, arts and examples of these dictators have been: Lack of sidewalks of what our county schools are [email protected]. crafts, youth and adult hockey leagues, The Shah of Iran; King Faizal; Saddam I like to walk to Macey’s and Dollar fitness classes, indoor tracks and per- Hussein of Iraq; Pakistani generals Tree, but there isn’t a decent sidewalk sonal trainers. All these activities are Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, Zia-ul-Haq; there, only a trail. I see kids walking on the at a reasonable price and are all at one Syngman of South Korea; Diem and road to Macey’s almost every day. I have facility. Doesn’t all of this make sense? Thieu of South Vietnam; Marcos of the also ridden my bike there and on the way A healthier, happier, more energized Philippines; Sukarno and Suharto of back the cars are really close. If the city community. Our little Tooele County Indonesia; Batista of Cuba, Duvalier doesn’t build a sidewalk soon, someone isn’t so little anymore. We need to give of the Dominican Republic; Noreiga will get hurt. It is fun to walk there, but I A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper Since 1894 our children, teens and adults some- of Panama; Samoza of Nicaragua; and don’t want to risk getting killed. thing more, even if we all have to pay a Pinochet of Chile. About 85 percent of Jonah Milner Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus little more in taxes. In the long run we all American arms sales go to non-dem- Tooele Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor will all benefit from this. Believe me, I ocratic governments. Should the U.N. A5

TUESDAY February 19, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Tooele Hispanic market hoping a new taqueria leads to bigger and better things TAX by Tim Gillie for Mexican food in the down- it is kept warm and served in here.” STAFF WRITER town area, where several res- according to health depart- If the food idea really takes taurants have come and gone ment regulations. off, Aida said she is consid- After the closure of a taco over the last few years. But The menu is limited. ering buying a vacant res- Preparation $ cart on Main Street and they’re banking on their loca- Zacatecas serves tacos taurant just around the cor- Siomara’s Taqueria in the tion on the corner of one of — grilled beef with onion, ner from the market on Vine Texaco station, taqueria style Tooele’s busiest intersections fresh cilantro, and salsa on street and opening a full- food appears to be making to keep the taqueria viable. the side for $1— and tortas blown Mexican restaurant. at a great low price! a comeback in downtown With City Hall to the north — grilled beef with lettuce, “We’ve looked at it, but the Tooele. and the county buildings to avocado, and jalapeno pep- place will take some remod- Includes: Aida and Samuel Berumen, the south, the Berumens are pers for $5 — and carnitas eling to bring it up to the owners of Zacatecas Market hoping they will draw in the — roasted pork served for city’s codes,” Aida said. • State & Federal Return on the corner of Main and local lunch crowd. take home use goes for $5.50 Aida and Samuel live in • Electronic Filing Vine streets, started serving There are, however, some per pound. Customers buy West Valley City but chose tacos, tortas, and carnitas to obstacles. Zacatecas does not the carnitas for use in dishes to buy the market in Tooele • Professional, e file go at the beginning of the have a kitchen and install- made at home. about a year ago because it • Fast Friendly Service year. ing one that meets health A variety of drinks, chips seemed like a good home- “We’ve owned the market department codes would be and fresh sweet rolls can also town business. • Guaranteed Support here for about a year now,” very expensive, Aida said. So be found in the market. “The Hispanic popula- Aida said. “We’ve had a lot Samuel prepares the food at Hot food is served from tion in Tooele is very small,” Refund Anticipation Loans Available of customers ask if we serve a Chinese restaurant in West when the market opens at Aida said. “It reminds me of a tacos, so we thought we Valley where he used to work 10:00 a.m. until 8:30 p.m. small village in Mexico where would give it a try.” as a chef. Every day he brings “A lot of people stop by everybody knows everybody Tax Specialist It hasn’t been easy for the the freshly prepared food at lunch time,” Aida said. — a friendly place.” 60 South Main, Suite 103 couple to carve out a niche to the Tooele market where “We get people of all kinds [email protected] Tooele 882-TAXS (8297)

“Come join us Come out and join the for a fun filled Tooele County Chapter Casino Night Sportsman For Fish and Wildlife with Blackjack, Craps, and for a fun ﬁlled night of giveaways, Roulette.” dinner, and casino games. March 8, 2008 Grand prizes for the kids are... at the Deseret Peak Complex • A fully guided Turkey hunt with shotgun. Doors open at 5:30 pm • Fully guided cow elk hunt with riﬂe. • Cricket .22 with scope. Other grand prizes include safe with 5 Chances to There will also be guns inside, and many win for the Bingo for kids other exciting prizes with additional prizes. whole family. for mom and dad. For more information or to purchase tickets call Jeff Coon 801-330-1675, Mike Holmes 435-830-2268, photography / Troy Boman Samuel Berumen holds a plate of tacos inside Zacatecas Market in downtown Tooele Monday. Zacatecas specializes Pat Warr 801-712-8650, or Jess Jacobson 435-830-7129. in Mexican fare and offers a light lunch menu including tacos and sweet breads.

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John Alfred Hebert in various locations includ- to barber and would give fellow owned and operated a conces- Theriot of Lafayette, La. John ing Okinawa, Japan; Dugway; workers and friends haircuts. sion trailer along with Hebert’s was preceded in death by his 1927 -2008 Edgewood, Md.; Anchorage, John loved to box when he was Pizzas. He catered for several beloved mother, Eva Theriot; 0ur loving husband, father, Alaska; and Fort McCellen, Ala. younger and to the end was a years and was well known at the father, Adonis Hebert; step- grandfather and brother passed John was proud to have hon- fighter. In the service he was Rush Valley Rodeo for his large father, Paul Theriot; and son, away peacefully on Feb. 17, orably served his country for an expert marksman and he and tasty selection of food. Michael Hebert. 2008, after many years of bat- 20 years. John retired honor- never lost those skills. John was John is survived by Leola The family would like to tling Parkinson’s disease. ably from the Army in 1966. At an avid hunter and fisherman Hebert, his wife of 55 years; son, thank the staff of the Utah State John was born on Nov. 9, that time he moved with his always looking for the next trip. John (Sue) Hebert of Elko, Nev.; Veteran Nursing home for their 1927, to Eva Jacques and Adonis family to Salt Lake City where Even in his later years he always daughter, Jana (Steve) Powell kind and professional care of Hebert in Lafayette, La. He was he attended barber school looked forward to the next fish- of Park City; grandchildren, John for the last two years, raised by his mother and step- and successfully obtained his ing trip and would go on fishing Jason Hebert, Shilo Hebert, especially Stacy and Jarad. father, Paul Theriot. He attend- license. After barbering in vari- outings with various groups. He Bryce Powell and Kevin Powell; Funeral services will be held ed school until the l0th grade ous locations he finally ended was always willing to share his great-grandchildren, Hesten Saturday, Feb. 23, at 11 a.m., at which time he quit to work. up at Dugway Proving Ground. skills and knowledge with oth- Staples and Paytin Staples; sis- at Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main He later obtained his GED and While at Dugway he later starters. John was a friend to all. ters, Louise Fruge of Houston, St., Tooele. Friends may call even attended some college tained a back injury. In July ed a career with Civil Service He loved to cook and was well Texas, Yvette Leger (Merlin) of for viewing on Friday, Feb. 22, classes. In 1946, John entered 1947, John was discharged as for which he worked several known for many of his dishes, Lafayette, La., Margrite Cavalli from 6 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, the Army and was stationed in part of the demobilization plan positions until his retirement but he truly loved seeing others (Louis) of Houston, Texas; Feb. 23, at 10 a.m. until time of Japan. He was with the 11th but reenlisted later that year. in 1988. Even during his Civil enjoy his food. After his retire- brothers, JP Theriot (Rachelle) service. Interment to follow at Airborne Division until he sus- He served several tours of duty Service career John continued ment from Civil Service, John of Ville Plate, La., and Raymond Tooele City Cemetery.

Robert Joseph Richard C. Wall an automotive machinist. He Allen (Suzy), Deborah (Gus) retired in 1971 due to failing Buzianis, Tina (Frank Workman), Halladay health. Dick fought a coura- Harold (Rosette King), and Richard Cecil Wall, age 75, geous battle with health issues Warren; their 12 grandchildren; Bob was born Feb. 5, 1933. returned to his loving Heavenly his entire life with an optimistic eight great-grandchildren; and He died Feb. 15, 2008, after a Father on Feb. 13, 2008. outlook and no complaints. He three siblings, Howard Wall, long illness. After graduating He was born on Oct. 24, 1932, was an industrious worker on Maxine Sears and Dee Ann from the University of Utah, in Daniel, Utah, to Cecil and his job and in helping numerous Muhlestein. He was preceded in Bob proudly served as a Major Mabel Wall. He married Nellie friends and family with what- death by his parents and sisters, in the U.S. Army Medical Rose Larsen, of Park City, on July ever their needs. He was a lov- Evelyn Greer and Viola Gillette. Corp. Bob was the pharmacist 2, 1955. Dick attended elemen- ing and caring for all he knew, Funeral services will be held and owner of the Grantsville tary and secondary schools in typically placing their concerns Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 11 a.m., at Drug, he cheerfully served the Heber City and Tooele Utah. He above his own. He will be truly the Tooele Stake Center, 253 S. health needs for the people of attended machinist school in missed by those who knew him. 200 East, with interment at 2 Grantsville for nearly 50 years. Provo and mechanics school at Dick loved spending time with p.m. in the cemetery in Heber Bob Halladay never met was only exceeded by his devo- Salt Lake Community College. family and friends camping, City. A viewing will be held on someone who didn’t become tion to the University of Utah. He served in the U.S. Air Force hunting, fishing, boating or just Monday, Feb. 18, from 6 to 8 his friend. Bob’s love of fishing Bob and his first wife, Arlene from 1951 through 1954 and visiting. p.m., at Tate Mortuary in Tooele, Johnson had one son, Larry was stationed mainly in the jobs. In 1961, he moved his fam- Dick is survived by his loving and from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at (Evon) Halladay. They later Philippines. Dick worked many ily from Heber to Tooele to work wife of 53 years, Nellie; their six the church prior to the funeral. Frank divorced. Bob and his second construction and mechanic at the Tooele Army Depot as children, Cecil (Tami), Richard wife, Patrice Anderson had one OHLMAN daughter, Bobbi Jo Halladay. M Attorney at Law Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Sterl and Sue becoming the county engi- against the bill. water per acre of developable Halladay. He is survived by Water neer, Loveless worked with “I’m afraid the water rights land, and it takes one-half FREE brothers, Don (Hildi) Halladay continued from page A1 water rights clients in the board would slow down the acre foot of water just to sup- Consultation and Clare (Karen) Halladay; sis- Tooele Valley as a public process and end up in a port the domestic needs — for ter, Marilyn Grant; and many needs a board where they can engineer for 10 years. backlog of cases they won’t in-home, non-irrigation use Wills & adoring nieces and nephews. appeal the decisions of the “I have seen small prop- be able to dig out of,” Burton — of one household, accord- Trusts A viewing will be held state engineer,” Beckstead erty owners nearly become said. ing to Loveless. Tuesday, Feb. 19, from 6 to 8 said during her testimony. homeless when they lose State Engineer Jerry Olds The committee voted p.m., at the Tate Mortuary in She also asked the commit- a water right that supports also testified against the bill, 4 to 2 to send the bill on 493 W. 400 N. Tooele Tooele. Funeral services will be tee to consider the creation their home then the health saying it would create a flood to the full Senate for con- held on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at of a state water rights advo- department condemns their of appeals. sideration. Senators Allen 882-4800 2 p.m., in the Grantsville West cates who could help citizens home for lack of water,” “The process is too easy Christensen, R-North Ogden; Stake Center, 115 E. Cherry who have had their water Loveless said. to raise to the board level,” Margaret Dayton, R-Orem; www.schmutzmohlman.com St. A viewing will also be held rights wrongfully terminat- He said he also once worked said Olds. “I expect there will Darin Peterson, R-Nephi, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. prior ed. Beckstead has appealed with a property developer be an inordinate amount of and Stowell voted in favor of to the services. Internment at a water rights forfeiture deci- that purchased water rights cases taken to the board and the bill. Senators Fred Fife, Grantsville City Cemetery. sion against her to the 3rd after being told by the state that will overload and clog D-Salt Lake, and Michael In lieu of flowers, dona- District Court in Tooele. Waddoups, R-West Jordan, tions are encouraged to be “I can not afford a water voted against the bill. Sen. made to the National Kidney rights attorney, and it is over- “The individual property owner Darin Peterson represents Foundation. whelming as I am pitted District 12, which includes against the state’s attorney needs a board where they can Stockton, Rush Valley, Tooele general,” she said. City south of 600 North, and Stowell said his pro- appeal the decisions of the state western Tooele County. posal is not without prec- On Tuesday, Stowell said he edent. The Division of Oil, engineer.” will offer to amend the bill to Gas and Mining within the satisfy some of its critics. The Department of Natural Tamara Beckstead amendment will send appeals Every Thursday Resources has a policy mak- Erda resident of the state engineer’s deci- in Your ing board. In fact, accord- sions to an administrative law ing to Rep. Jim Gowans, the water rights office that the the system.” judge instead of to the water Transcript-Bulletin Division of Water Rights is the rights would be good for Clegg, however, said board. The water board will only one of the Department development. A week later, a water rights board has remain a policy making body. of Natural Resources seven after investing $1 million into become necessary because The administrative law judge divisions that does not have the water rights, the devel- of the amount of money on will be able to hear appeals some kind of board or advi- oper was told the rights were the line nowadays. in an expeditious manner, sory council. not good for development “Water rights used to have avoiding backlogs, Stowell The new board will speed after all. minimal impact, but since said. Appeals to the adminis- up the process of handling Tooele County the closing of Tooele Valley to trative law judge will be lim- water rights and give the Commissioner Bruce Clegg new rights, the price of a one- ited to water rights claims of state engineer more time also testified in favor of the acre-foot right has inflated to less than 50 acre feet, Stowell to deal with administrative bill. $10,000,” Clegg said. said. Cases over 50 acre feet problems, Stowell said. “We need to do something To illustrate how precious may still be appealed to the “Right now, the state engi- to put the little property water rights are becoming, district court. neer is both judge and jury,” owner on equal footing with Loveless said Tooele Valley Stowell said he is also Simon said in his testimony. the big guys,” Clegg said. is about 220,000 acres in sponsoring separate legisla- “The new board would give The bill does have oppo- total area. Of those acres, tion that will make the state the little property owner that nents however. about 120,000 are consid- private property ombudsman can’t afford attorneys the Cary Burton, executive ered developable. The aqui- available to help citizens with opportunity to be heard.” director of the Utah Water fer under Tooele Valley can water rights appeals to the Tooele County Engineer Users Association, a group supply approximately 60,000 administrative law judge. Vern Loveless also testified composed largely of irriga- acre feet of water. That works [email protected] in favor of the bill. Prior to tion water users, testified out to one-half acre foot of

of the earth’s dark shadow will Great Ghost Towns of the West Lunar disappear from the lunar sur- What is it about ghost towns that so continued from page A1 face, will run until a few minutes intrigues us? Why are we compelled after 10 p.m. by abandonment and ruin, a sense well, and they can even bring Wiggins said those in atten- of things left behind? sleeping bags and blankets.” dance at the observatory will Unlike eclipses of the sun, also be able to get a better look Journey with award-winning which require special observ- at Saturn, which will be just to photographer Tom Till and author ing equipment, eclipses of the the lower left of the moon during Teresa Jordan throughout the moon can be viewed safely with the viewing. Western states. Discover for yourself no special equipment. Wiggins “With the naked eye, Saturn the enchantment of old ghost said a major part of the eclipse is just looks like a little bright star, towns, the mysterious essence still its “totality” stage, and that dur- but with a telescope one will emanating from these deserted ing that time the appearance of able to see its beautiful rings,” communities. the moon can vary from bright he said. orange or copper to blood red The observatories at the — or disappear entirely. Stansbury Park Observatory “The dark, easily visible part Complex are unheated, so visi- Get Yours Today! 10 x 13.5 • 128 pages $ 95 full-color photos 15 of the eclipse will start about tors should dress warmly. The Stop by the Transcript-Bulletin 6:45 p.m., while totality will start complex is located at the north a little after 8 p.m. and go until 9 end of Stansbury Park, close to 58 N. Main, Tooele TOOELE (Just south of Tooele City Hall) TRANSCRIPT p.m.,” he said. the community skate park. 8 am to 6 pm • Mon-Fri BULLETIN The “coming out” portion of [email protected] the eclipse, when the last traces TUESDAY February 19, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 The Bulletin Board

Baseball sign-ups Tooele Stansbury Park Cal Ripken baseball sign- ups ages 5 to 12 will be held at the Stansbury Caregiver guide classes Clubhouse on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 10 The U-Care Caregiver Guide Classes are a.m. to 1 p.m. Self-serve box is located at held every third Tuesday of the month, to TFCU Stansbury Branch from Feb. 9 to 23. help you to provide hand-on training to www.spyba.net. better care for your loved one. Our next class will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center. The class- Grantsville es this month is on community supports for remaining in the home. Light refresh- Youth baseball ments will be served. For more information Sign-ups are to be held at a Junior Jazz contact Dee Askerlund at 882-4163 or Barb game on Feb. 23, and then again on Feb. McFarland at 843-9054. 19 and 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Soelberg’s. Sign-up fees are $40 tee ball, $45 machine Big Fix pitch, $65 for major and minor leagues, The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter cost for Pony League to be announced. We Clinic will be in your area on Feb. 25, at Wal- will have a league for 13 and 14 year olds. Mart and on Feb. 26, at Westgate Mortgage Athletes from Lake Point, Stansbury Park in Grantsville. Online reservations only. Go and Dugway will be invited to join. For to www.utahpets.org to buy reservations. more information please contact Bryan For more information call 1-866-PETS FIX DeLaney at 830-2142. Grantsville baseball or visit www.utahpets.org. will begin April 19.

Looking for yearbooks Grantsville FFA The Tooele Pioneer Museum is looking for Grantsville FFA will be holding activities THS and GHS yearbooks. If you or a mem- in conjunction with National FFA Week on ber of your family have an old yearbook Feb. 18-22. please loan it to the museum. Please call Jim Bevan at 882-1092 or George McKellar Photos needed at 882-2511 about loaning. The Sociable Committee needs pictures (in uniform) of Grantsville residents who have Essay contest ever served in the military. Please include photo courtesy of Buzz Vigus The Tooele County Chapter of the Daughter name, branch and where to return the Dominic Silvestri, representing the Tooele Elks Lodge, won first place in the 8- to 9-year-old Boys Division at the Elks Hoop Shoot contest, of the Utah Pioneers is sponsoring an essay picture. Send it to: Janice Marriott 697 E. held Feb. 9 in Provo. He will now compete in the regional competition in Las Vegas, for an opportunity to go to the nation finals in Springfield, contest for all fourth-grade students who Clearwater Drive Layton, UT 84041. Mass., at the Basketball Hall of Fame. Pictured are: (front, l-r) Dominic Silvestri, Peyton Smith (representing Eureka Tintic Elks) and Brooks attend any of the seven Tooele City ele- Barney (of St. George ‘Dixie’ Elks); and (back) UEA Hoop Shoot Chair Joe Warren, UEA State President Don Smith and Special Deputy of the mentaries or Vernon Elementary. The stu- Decorating help Utah Elks Kenneth Kay. dents have been asked to write an essay The Grantsville Old Folks Sociable on any of the following subjects: A pio- Decorating Committee is requesting help on Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m., in the library. All from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This class will be Community art classes neer ancestor; a historic Tooele County from the community in finding antiques to parents are invited to attend. limited to the first 50 people who register The Tooele City Arts Council is currently place; a historic Tooele County event; a be used in the decorating for the Sociable and pay. Please stop in our office, or send enrolling students in community art class- historic Tooele County individual. Essays this year. We’re looking for items that may Cultural arts program your check to USU Extension Office, 151 N. es. Classes for February and March include: are due at their respective schools no later have been used from the following his- Grantsville High School PTO will present Main St., Tooele. soap making, woodworking, oil painting, than March 15. For additional information torical, or not so historical locations in and an awards program to honor all entrants child/parent drawing, adult drawing, and guidelines, please contact your of the around Grantsville: Opera House, schools, and winners in this year’s VISIONS cultural ceramics and pottery. To view a current fourth-grade teacher. Drug Store, Saltair, stores, post office, Clark arts program in the school auditorium on Churches class listing please stop by Tooele City Hall Farm, gas stations, motels, Blue Bird, City Saturday, March 1, at 6 p.m. There will or visit our Web site at www.tooelecity.org. Livestock presentation Hall, banks, Skyline, and the Fire Station. be displays and a program that is free of Stansbury Ward open house For more information please contact the A presentation for those interested in feed- If you have or are aware of any items, charge. The public is encouraged to sup- Happy 30th birthday to the original Tooele City Arts Council at 843-2142 or at ing and showmanship of beef, sheep and please contact Debra Allred at 850-2781 or port this annual event in recognition of arts Stansbury Ward. All current and former [email protected]. lambs will be held in preparation for the [email protected]. programs at our school. This year’s theme members of the Stansbury Ward are invited stock show on Feb. 20, at 7 p.m., at the was “If you could have any wish granted, to attend an open house on Saturday, Feb. Tooele Extension Office. This is for those what would it be and why?” 23, from 7 to 9 p.m. (program will begin Groups involved in FFA and 4-H. Parents are wel- Pine Canyon at 8 p.m.), at the Stansbury Stake build- come. ing, 417 E. Benson Road. If you have any Kiwanis meetings Shareholders meeting Tooele Library old pictures that you could share, please Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon at Constitution Party meeting The annual meeting for Lincoln culi- e-mail them to [email protected] or con- Leatherby’s Family Creamery, 61 E. 1280 The Tooele County Constitution Party will nary water shareholders is scheduled for Story time tact Amber at 843-7879. North, Tooele. Contact John Brown at 843- be meeting Feb. 21, at 7 p.m., at 7240 N. Thursday, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m., at the Pine Remember children’s story time every 0711. Adobe Lane (1400 East) in Lake Point. We Canyon Fire Station. Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s crafts Worship and Sunday School will be kicking off the upcoming election each Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. Check with the Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- NAMI Support Group year. Please come and get involved, we wel- library for any special story times or other comes everyone to join us for Sunday Depression, mood disorders, anxiety or come anyone new as well. For more info Schools special events that come up. For more School at 10 a.m. for junior high and high panic attacks, bipolar, OCD, schizophrenia, please contact Kirk Pearson at (801)856- information on these and other library school students, and at 9:45 a.m. for adults. personality disorders or forms of mental ill- 1471. GJHS parent/teacher conferences programs, visit our Web site tooelecity.org/ Please join us for worship service led by ness. Are you or someone you know living Grantsville Jr. High School parent/teacher tcl/library.html, call 882-2182 or visit us at Pastor David Kiel this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with one of these issues? Please join us every My Pyramid conferences are scheduled for Thursday, 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. Located at the St. Barnabas Center, 1784 Wednesday at 7 p.m. at New Reflections MyPyramid: Eating Healthy on a Budget Feb. 21, from 4 to 6:45 p.m. There will be a N. Aaron Dr. in Overlake. Call 882-7291 for House, 565 W. 900 South. Contact Jan at Lunch and Learn will be held on Thursday, short school community council meeting Special story time more information. 843-4347 with any questions. Feb. 21, at noon, at 151 N. Main St. Lunch following the presentation. On Friday, Feb. 22, at 1 p.m., we will have is free. Come check out easy ways to eat a very special story time featuring Arthur. Prayers Around the Cross Tooele Gun Club nutritiously and not go broke doing it. Kindergarten registration Listen to some very funny stories about Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church is The 2008 Round Robin begins on March 2 Please RSVP by Feb. 20, to USU Extension Kindergarten registration for fall 2008 will Arthur and his friends, read by Angie sponsoring a Taize Prayer service every so come to the club and get your application at 277-2400. be held at all elementary schools on Feb. Wager from the Barnes and Noble in Jordan Sunday evening of Lent, at the St. Barnabas in. Teams are computer drawn. Participants 21 and 22. To be eligible for kindergarten Landing. Center, 1784 N. Aaron Dr. in Overlake. will shoot three rounds on each of the three Money Habitudes your child must be 5 years old before Sept. Service will be at 6 p.m., preceded by a Sundays and makeups and shoot-aheads Money Habitudes Lunch and Learn will be 2, 2008. If you have questions regarding the Financial seminar soup dinner at 5 p.m. Call 882-7291 for are allowed. Shotgun shooters of all skill held on Friday, Feb. 22, at noon, at 151 N. enrollment process, contact your school Adults, attend our free, personal financial more information. levels are needed. Deadline for applica- Main St. Lunch will be free. Come play a principal or the director of elementary seminar of on tracking itemized deduc- tions is Friday, Feb. 29. More information fun game to find out what kind of finan- education at the district office, 833-1900 tions, presented by H&R Block on March call John Miller at 882-2429. cial personality you have. Each person will Ext. 1104. 6, at 6 p.m., in the community room at the Charity receive a free workbook. RSVP by Feb. 21, Tooele City Library. Sign-up and get your Elks Crab Crack to USU Extension at 277-2400. School enrollment ticket today. Tickets will be available at the Food pantry The Tooele Elks Lodge will be hosting a The Tooele County School District will be check-out desk of the Tooele City Library at The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Fresh Dungeness Crab Crack on Friday, Tourism Tax Grants accepting applications from elementary no charge. If you don’t have a ticket, show ing a clothing closet and emergency food Feb. 29, at 7 p.m. The cost is $23 a person. Organizations in Tooele County wish- and secondary students who are interested up any way. pantry to help meet the needs of our Prime rib is also available. Please sign up in ing to be considered for a 2008 Tooele in enrolling in a school outside of his/her community. Anyone with clothing needs the social quarters before Feb. 22. County Tourism Tax Grant should pick resident school boundary for the 2008-2009 — adults and children — are welcome. up an application form from the Tooele school year. Applications will be accepted Education The food pantry is available for emergency Marine Corps League County Commission Office at the County through March 30 and are available at all needs. Hours of operation are Saturdays The Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine Corps Courthouse, 47 S. Main St., room 208. schools or at the district office. Adult Education from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located at League Detachment 1251 will meet Applications must be returned to the com- Get your high school diploma this year! All 580 S. Main St., Tooele. For more info call Thursday, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele mission office by March 7, before 5 p.m. St. Marguerite’s registration classes required for a high school diploma, 882-2048. County Search and Rescue building, 245 The Tooele County Tourism Tax Grant pro- St. Marguerite’s Catholic School is accepting adult basic education, GED preparation, W. 900 South. For information call Hal gram distributes revenues generated for registration for pre-K through sixth grade word processing, driver’s education and McConnell at 882-1179. taxes levied on the restaurant and hotel/ for the 2008-2009 school year. Please call English as a second language are avail- Arts motel sales in Tooele County. Ms. Janet, Mrs. Burden or Ms. Ann at the able. Register now to graduate — just $35 Back Country Horsemen school office at 882-0081, Monday through per semester. The center is located at 76 S. Pioneer Valley Chorale The February meeting of the West Desert Friday between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., for 1000 West, and can be reached at 833-1994. Pioneer Valley Chorale is holding auditions Back Country Horsemen will be held on Stansbury Park more information. Space is limited. Adult education classes are for students 18 in preparation for our May 2008 concert, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m., at the Tooele County and over. Gershwin’s “Porgy and Bess” on Thursdays Courthouse. We will discuss plans for the Soccer TJH Community Council at 7 p.m., at Clarke B. Johnsen Jr. High 2008 rides and service projects. Don’t forget Spring registration for the Stansbury Soccer The Tooele Jr. High Community Council English as a second language School. Please contact Pamela Dale, chorus the Stockton elk ride on Feb. 22, at 10 a.m. Club is now open. The cost is $40 for spring, will meet Thursday, Feb. 21, at 6:30 p.m., ESOL conversational classes are held master, at (801)250-6602 or Peggy Critchlow If you have questions, please contact Linda which includes eight to 10 games, full uni- in the school library. All interested parents Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at (435)578-1238 for more information. Bean at (801)244-1359, or Carol Nudell at form, team photo and award. Jerseys are and community members are invited to ESOL students may come anytime, the 833-9085. reversible so that you can use them from attend. Tooele Adult Education Center is open for year to year. If your child played for the individualized study with our software pro- 2007 fall season only and wishes to con- GHS parent/teacher conferences grams and textbooks. Registration is $35 tinue in the spring the cost will only be Parent/teacher conferences will be held at per semester. BULLETIN BOARD POLICY $28. If you already paid for the full season Grantsville High School for third term on If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at you will not need to register and pay again Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 25 and 26, from Landscape design class 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin for 2008 spring season. All games are held 4 to 7 p.m., in the commons. Mark your Utah State University Extension has sched- Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit on Saturdays. For more information on age calendars and plan to attend. uled a four week basic landscape design organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. groups, etc., visit www.stansburyassoc.org class. The cost is $35, and will include a Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot or call 843-7512. Copper Canyon Council workbook, CD and field trip to the gardens guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement Copper Canyon Elementary School will be at Temple Square. The class will be held please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered holding its community council meeting on Wednesday evenings starting Feb. 27, no later than 3 p.m. on the day prior to the desired publication date. A8 SPORTS

A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2008 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Dugway basketball Dugway boys basketball team will con- Tooele’s Schmalhaus wins state title clude its regular season on Wednesday when it hosts Wendover at 6 p.m. On Monday, Dugway outscored Wasatch Academy 29-13 in the second half after trailing by one at intermission. Zack James poured in 15, Preston Edwards added 13 and Dakota Wollett 12 in the victory. Dugway improves to to 19-1 and 7-0 in region. Wendover is 5-2 in region and will battle to claim sole possession of second place. Both Tooele County teams will participate in the 1A boys state tournament which runs Feb. 27-30 at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. Youth wrestling Practices for freestyle and Greco wrestling will begin Monday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. at the Tooele High School wrestling room. Ages second grade and up are invited to participate. Grantsville baseball Youth can sign up to play in Grantsville Youth Baseball leagues on Saturday at Junior Jazz games in Grantsville. The Grantsville Youth Baseball committee photography / Maegan Burr has decided to remain with the Western Isaac Brown wrestles Jared Erickson of Sky View in the Boys Baseball Association (WBBA) for semifinals Thursday for the 215-pound weight class. the upcoming year because the asso- Brown went on to take sixth in the tournament. ciation provides a favorable All-Star tournament. Youth can also sign up to play baseball at Soelberg’s tonight and on Feb. 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. Fees are $45 for Tee Ball, $45 for Machine Pitch and $65 for Major and Minor Leagues. Grantsville will also join the Pony League this year which is for youth ages 13 and 14. Athletes from Lake Point, Stansbury Park an Dugway are invited to join. Fees for playing in the Pony League are yet to be determined. For information about any of the leagues contact Tony Cloward, 241-0306 or Grantsville Youth Baseball president Bryan DeLaney, 830-2142. Baseball certification required Tooele County Babe Ruth / Cal Ripken Baseball League officials want to remind all coaches from the 2007 sea- photography / Maegan Burr son, parents and those who might be interested in being assistant coaches Tooele’s Zeb Hansen scored points for Tooele in the that they must complete the Coaching 160-pound weight class by winning two matches at state photography / Maegan Burr Certification Program before they can last week. Tooele’s Monte Schmalhaus wrestles against Kolby Williamson of Box Elder in the 152-pound 4A state championship be considered for a coaching or assist- match. Schmalhaus prevailed in triple overtime. ing position. The Coaching Certification Program was developed by Babe Ruth, Inc. in conjunction with Cal Ripken and by Mark Watson ing Greco and Freestyle tournaments,” said Payson in the semifinals by decision after he the American Sport Education Program. SPORTS EDITOR coach Gary Coffman. had won his first two matches in the tourna- During the online training, coaches are “I tried hard all year and did all the extra ment by falls. He won his third match by deci- given tips on various skill improvement drills, proper player-coach relation- All the extra running and wrestling against stuff like waking up in the morning and run- sion. ships and leadership. To take the online strong competition from other schools and his ning before school. I also had good partners to As a team Tooele finished 14th out of 22 coaching certification program log on to own teammates paid off in a big way Friday wrestle against in practice with (Isaac) Brown teams at the tournament with 42 points. www.baberuthleague.org and go to the night for Monte Schmalhaus. and (Daniel) Goode,” he said. Mountain Crest edged out Box Elder to win Coaching Certification Program. Tooele High’s 152-pounder defeated Box Schmalhaus, a junior, moved to Tooele three the state championship. County youth baseball Elder’s Kolby Williamson 3-2 in triple overtime years ago from a small town in Colorado. Last Schmalhaus scored 24 team points for the The Tooele County Babe Ruth Baseball in the 4A finals at Utah Valley State College to year he finished fifth in 3A competition at 152. Buff while Isaac Brown at 215 pounds added League will be conducting its 2008 win a state championship. He plans to wrestle again next year for the 11 team points. registration during the last two weeks “It was one of the best feelings I’ve ever Buffs. Brown pinned his first two opponents and of February. Registration will be at had to know that all the hard work paid off,” He said coaches Coffman and Dean Wilson ended up finishing sixth at the tourney with Tooele City Hall today and Thursday, Schmalhaus said. and his dad helped him succeed. a 3-3 record. For the year Brown compiled a Feb. 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and The final match was deadlocked at two “My dad was my wrestling coach in lit- 30-10 record. on Saturday, Feb. 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local youth ages 5 through 15 points each and neither wrestler could man- tle league and he still wrestles against me,” Also scoring points at the tourney for the are encouraged to register for the local age a takedown in the first two overtimes. Schmalhaus said. Buffs were Manning Thomas at 135 and Zeb baseball program. Birth certificates are Schmalhaus scored a takedown in the third The state champ started wrestling when he Hansen at 160. required for all players. Playing age is overtime to win the championship. was 3 years old. He finished this year with a After losing his opening match, Manning based on the player’s age as of April “Monte really enjoys wrestling. He practices 40-3 record. 30, 2008. Boundaries for the Tooele hard and goes to a lot of tournaments includ- Schmalhaus defeated Brady Loveless of SEE STATE PAGE A10 ➤ County Babe Ruth Baseball League for ages 5 through 12 includes the incorporated and unicorporated areas of Tooele City, Lincoln, Pine Canyon, Erda, Stockton, Rush Valley, Clover, St. Cowboys Vickers places fourth, John, Ophir, Vernon, Dugway and all areas east of Sheep Lane road in Erda. Players living west of Sheep Lane or in cause panic the Grantsville City boundary should play team takes 12th at state in the Grantsville league. Boundaries for the 12, 14-15-year-old leagues are the Tooele County boundary lines, exclud- for No. 2 by Mark Watson the top 10. ing Grantsville City and areas west of SPORTS EDITOR Vickers won his opening match by a Sheep Lane. The registration fee for major decision and was pinned in the players ages 5 through 8 is $40. The Rabbits Grantsville High finished in 12th place second round by eventual state cham- fee for ages 9 through 12 is $75 and by Mark Watson at the 3A state wrestling tournament last pion Jake Salazar of Wasatch. Salazar is for players ages 13 through 15 is $90. Due to limited playing facilities, registra- SPORTS EDITOR week with more than half of their points 47-1 on the season. Salazar won all his tion will be on a first-come basis. Late coming from Austyn Vickers at 152 matches by pins and won by major deci- registration applicants will be put on a The Grantsville boys bas- pounds. Vickers scored 16 of Grantsville’s sion in the championship match. waiting list and will be assessed a $20 ketball team almost pulled 30 team points at the state meet with After losing to Salazar, Vickers came late fee. off a huge upset Saturday four other wrestlers contributing points back to win three consecutive matches Stansbury Park Cal Ripken night in Delta losing 63-56 to photography/ Maegan Burr to the team total. and ended up wrestling for the third and Those interested in participating in the No. 2-ranked Rabbits in Wasatch edged Delta for the team title fourth spot. overtime. Senior guard Logan Paulich looks with Grantsville’s region rivals Logan, He ended up losing his final match to Stansbury Park’s Cal Ripken Baseball to pass against Morgan in a game leagues this year have several oppor- Delta advances to the E earlier this year. Grantsville lost to Bear River and Morgan all finishing in finish the tournament with a 4-2 record tunities to sign up. The leagues are for Center on Thursday to face Delta in overtime in the first round and fourth place. Vickers finished 29-15 children ages 5-12. Sign-ups will be held Wasatch while the Cowboys’ of the 3A state tournament on for the season. on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 10 a.m. to season ends. Friday at Delta. At 145 pounds, Trevor Anderson 1 p.m. Players can also register at a Neither team could man- pinned his first opponent, but then lost self-serve box inside the TFCU branch in Stansbury Park until Feb. 23. age more than a seven-point While Morgan and Grantsville his next two matches. lead in the contest. played on the road and took Skylar Phelps, at 160 pounds, lost his Deseret Peak softball “With one minute left in their opponents to overtime. fist match but then pinned his opponent Deseret Peak softball fields will be the game and up by three Delta is the only team to in the second round to score points for open March 22 and March 29 from 10 points we missed a three- survive the first round from the Cowboys. a.m. until 5 p.m. to all mens and coed point shot. If we hit that shot Region 8. Seth Krieser, at 171 pounds, pinned softball players for hitting and fielding practice. Anyone interested in joining a we should win the game,” Sandberg changed his his opponent in the first round but lost team is welcome to participate in these said coach Larry Sandberg. starting lineup for the play- in the second round and in the consola- practice sessions. There is no charge to The game was tied at 12 off game by inserting junior tion bracket. He was able to score four practice and the concession stand will after one quarter, and Delta Cody Colson and sopho- points for the Cowboys. be open. Deseret Peak softball leagues led by only one point at inter- more Reggie Roberts. The Ty Hamatake, at 189 pounds, won his will be holding a coaches meeting for mission. The Rabbits pushed pair combined for 37 points opening match by decision and then lost all mens and coed leagues March 19 the lead to four points after with Colson scoring 19 and in the second round. and March 26, at 7 p.m., at the Utah State Firefighters Museum at Deseret the third quarter, but the Roberts 18. He won his first match in the consola- Peak Complex. A member from each Cowboys came storming “Cody made some nice tion bracket. but lost a fourth match to team should be in attendance at one of back. offensive moves inside and finish 2-2 at state and score three points these meetings. April 4 is the deadline Region 9 fared well from Reggie is a good shooter,” for the Cowboys. to sign up a team and league fees must top-to-bottom in the first Sandberg said. photography / Maegan Burr Also representing Grantsville at the be paid by that day in order for teams to round of the 3A tournament. The Cowboys were ham- Grantsville’s Austyn Vickers wrestles Delta’s Drex state tournament were Austin Rowley, be pt on the schedule. The top two teams, Bear Dutson Thursday in the 152-pound division at the Corey Gunderson and Daryl James. River and Logan, won games. SEE PANIC PAGE A9 ➤ state tournament. Vickers went on to finish fourth [email protected] at state. A9

TUESDAY February 19, 2008 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Grantsville girls join elite 8 at E Center 9th by Jake Gordon of Grantsville’s eight points to Annual CORRESPONDENT head to the locker room with a 10 point 21-11 lead. As a reward for only los- In contrast to the first half, Tooele County National ing one game during the sea- the Cowboys came out a lot son the Grantsville girls hoops more aggressive starting off Wild Turkey Federation team hosted the first round the third quarter on a 12-2 of the state tournament. As it run, with a more of a willing- turns out they were not very ness to go hard to the basket gracious hosts as they used a as Grantsville built a 20-point BANQUET & AUCTION big fourth quarter to run away lead. with a 55-35 victory over the “I told them to come out with February 23, 2008 visiting Union Cougars. more confidence in the sec- Marissa Robbins had a huge ond half,” said Newton. That’s DESERET PEAK COMPLEX game for Grantsville logging exactly what the Cowboys did. in a double-double with 14 Sloppy passing let Union DOORS OPEN AT 5:00 P.M. points and 14 rebounds while right back into the game again teammate Sammie Jensen led as Union sophomore Sarah DINNER BEGINS AT 5:30 P.M. all scorers with 15 points help- John caused problems step- ing their team roll to victory. ping into passing lanes as her 1:00 P.M. The Cowboys started out six third-quarter points help Turkey Calling Seminar red hot mostly to due to some the Cougars claw back into the FREE Indoor Arena hard work on the offensive game, only trailing by 10 head- Deseret Peak Complex rebounds and put backs by ing into the final quarter. Jensen and Rachel Topham, Grantsville’s blue collar Lots of prizes to be won. which was capped off by a long work ethic on the offensive 3-pointer by Kylie Erickson for boards again led by Jensen For more information please call: an early 11-1 lead, prompting and accompanied by Kelsi Ty Anderson @ 830-4660 Union to call a time out to Wells helped build a Cowboy regroup. lead that was insurmountable Darrin Allred @ 830-4153 Grantsville did struggle as they coasted to a 20-point Bob Pannunzio @ 840-3150 a bit on their passing which victory on their court. attributed to some easy Union “I am extremely proud of buckets to end the first quar- our team for them not to be ter a little closer 13-6. Coach satisfied with just being in the Kenzie Newton noticed some state tournament but wanting problems with the offense. to do everything possible to “It seemed like we were con- win,” said Newton. Pet of the Week tent with just passing around Coming out of the region the outside instead of looking tied for first, Grantsville girls inside for some shots,” said know they have a target on Newton. their backs during the state Senior Kylie Erickson got tournament, just like they had into early foul trouble pick- all season and know they are ing up two fouls and leaving going to face teams with a an opportunity for the visiting nothing-to-lose attitude. Cougars, but Union was unable Grantsville now advances to to capitalize thanks to the play the quarterfinals with a game photography / Troy Boman of Grantsville’s Robbins who against Hurricane at the E nailed a three-pointer and Center in West Valley City on Grantsville High School junior Rachel Topham (23) fights for a rebound under the basket. Grantsville will face Hurricane Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the E finished the quarter with five Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Center in West Valley City. Payson takes charge in final nine minutes after trailing Buffs by 10 late in third quarter by Mark Watson not letdown in any way dur- SPORTS EDITOR ing the fourth quarter when the lead slipped away. After three quarters of “We haven’t been in that Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be excellent play, the Tooele position late in the game so it required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. boys basketball team could was a tough loss for us when Shelters are only required to hold animals for not hit their shots in the we were starting to taste vic- three days before they are euthanized. fourth quarter while Payson tory. Holding on to the lead For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals was able to get the ball inside will come with experience,” available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at to Seth Lovell who scored 11 the coach said. 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville of his game-high 28 points in Tooele sagged back in a Animal Shelter at 884-6881. the final quarter to help the two-three zone and the plan visitors defeat the Buffs 61-48 seemed to work as Payson Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. on Friday. could not hit outside shots Tooele grabbed a 10-point and the Buffs made several Tooele lead at 42-32 with 55 seconds steals when the Lions tried to remaining in the third quar- pass inside to their big men. Veterinary Clinic ter. But during a nine-min- The Buffs turned it on in 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 “We haven’t been in that position late in the game so it was a tough loss for us when we were starting to taste victory. Holding on to the lead Tooele Babe Ruth will come with experience.” Ray Brazier THS boys basketball coach BASEBALL ute span to end the game, the second quarter to expand 2008 Sign-Ups Payson outscored Tooele 29- a one-point lead to 28-21 at 6 to come from behind and intermission. claim the victory. Matt Wihongi drilled a Thurs., February 14 “We still had open shots three-point shot from the Thur., February 21 in the fourth quarter but corner two minutes into the 6:30pm – 8:30pm couldn’t hit them. Our play- third quarter and Tooele led photography / Troy Boman ers followed the game plan to 17-12. Tanner Stuart made perfection. Payson executed a nifty move inside to score Tooele High School junior point guard Jake Dalton makes a strong move to the hoop in a game against Springville last week. Dalton scored four points Sat., February 16 down the stretch and Lovell and was fouled. He hit the against Payson on Friday. stepped it up,” said Tooele free toss to put the Buffs up Sat., February 23 coach Ray Brazier. 24-18. As the seconds wound Buffs a nine-point advantage. Lions up 45-43 with 4:35 left 10am – 3pm “We played well offensively down in the first half, Nathan Chase Banks hit a fall-away in the game. Payson contined and went to the line more Hyde buried a 17-footer to shot and added a free throw to pound it inside the rest of Tooele City Hall than our opponents which give the Buffs a 28-21 lead at to give Tooele’s its largest lead the night and hit critical foul Birth Certiﬁcate Required hasn’t been the case this year. intermission. of the game. shots to preserver the victory. (Playing age is determined by the We’ve been emphasizing that Up 36-30 midway through After trailing the entire Tooele plays its final game player’s age on April 30, 2008) in practice — to get some free the third quarter, Derrick game, Payson’s Tage Wilcock of the season Wednesday at throws.” Anderson connected on drilled a three-pointer from Mountain View. Brazier said his team did a three-pointer to give the the top of the key to put the [email protected] T-Ball/Machine Pitch/Kid Pitch $40 5-8 yrs. old Panic Cal Ripken 9-12 yrs old $75 Babe Ruth** 13-15 yrs old $90 continued from page A8 Boost Your pered in the fourth quar- season with a 4-6 record **High School Players Sign up Now. ter when Logan Paulich and 6-15 overall. Business! Separate League for 13 year olds. fouled out of the game. 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TOOELE COUNTY A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2008 RESIDENT SPECIAL! THS girls drop another close game at home by Mark Watson After a steal, Tooele was or SPORTS EDITOR fouled while shooting a three- 50% Off* 2 for 1 pointer which could have Talk about hard luck. The given them the lead with two Any Room 50% Off* Tooele girls basketball team minutes remaining, but they had its share this year. could not connect on any of Any day of the Week! NUGGET The final four home games the foul tosses. Payson went on *ADVANCED RESERVATIONS REQUIRED GRAND BUFFET! went like this — one-point to win the game 61-57. Please use code:TC08. Good for any room. *Must present coupon to loss, overtime loss, two-point Tooele forged a three-point Based on availablity. Up to two coupons cashier. Good for 2 buffets loss and four-point loss. The lead midway through the first per customer per visit. Not redeemable for for the price of 1 or 50% off team battled particularly hard quarter with an inside basket cash. MUST PRESENT COUPON & VALID 1 buffet. Any day of the week. against top foes this year in from Corrine Bird followed TOOELE COUNTY ID. Expires 3/31/08. Hurry, expires 3/31/08. the jump from 3A to 4A com- by a jump shot from Lauren petition. Lescanec. Payson rallied at the In the final game Friday end of the first quarter to lead Reservations night, the Lady Buffs had 16-11. another chance as time wound Nigh sanked a three-pointer (800) 848-7300 down. Tooele scored five con- to start the second quarter and secutive points to cut Payson’s get her team back in the game. * Must be 21 or older. Management reserves all rights. lead to 57-55 with 2:32 remain- Later, Nigh swiped the ball and ing in the game on points from fed Corinne Bird for an easy Meredith Nigh, Alexis Bird and layup to tie the game 23-23 late Corrine Bird. in the second quarter. Tooele

photography / Troy Boman Tooele High School’s Teshia Haskell (left) talks with Meredith Nigh at the free throw line during a game against Springville last week. The two seniors played their final high school game Friday against Payson.

executed an inbounds play to but made the late rally to make perfection to end the first half the game interesting during with Corinne Bird scoring to the final two minutes. tie the game again at intermis- Six Tooele seniors were sion 27-27. honored by the school prior The contest was tight in the to tipoff. Playing in their final third quarter with the Lady high school game were Nigh, Buffs once again finding its the Bird sisters, Teshia Haskell, inside players for easy scores. Lauren Folta and Lauren Payson led 43-42 after three. Lescanec. Tooele fell behind by seven, [email protected]

wrestler who won the state State championship at 135 was the continued from page A8 same wrestler who defeated Goode at region. After that came back to win a match in defeat, Goode was disquali- the consolation round. fied for shoving his oppo- Hansen pinned his first nent. opponent and later won a “With Daniel we could have major decision. scored another 24 points Also qualifying for the and finished much higher,” state competition were Jake Coffman said. Prather, Chris Heaps, Kroeger Overall, he was pleased Koleton and Joel Spendlove. with his wrestlers’ efforts. Tooele probably would “We were disappointed Love your Heart have finished in the top 10 that we did not finish higher if they would have had the at region and state, but we services of Daniel Goode at placed well at some top tour- Thursday Feb. 21, 7 pm 135. Goode was disqualified naments this year,” he said. at region and did not partici- [email protected] pate in the state meet. The You & your friends are invited to Join us for a relaxing Girls’ Night Out

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Falconry helps Stansbury Park man deal with illness flyin’

HIGHby Abby Palmer here are many forms of therapy for people with paranoid schizophrenia. One Stansbury Park man has found that along with taking medicine, therapy and perseverance, being a falconer helps him deal with the illness. When Mark Johnson was 16 years old, he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. Johnson, now 31, said falconry is a type of therapy for his illness. He said he likes falconry so much because of the lessons he learns from understanding the birds’ nature and characteristics. Prairie falcons are some of his favorite falcons to learn about.

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photography / Maegan Burr Mark Johnson throws his lure Saturday. Lures are used to call the birds back to their owners.

photography / Maegan Burr Jonah McBride (top), Mark Johnson’s brother-in-law, sets a scale up to weigh Johnson’s bird before it competes in a time trial. Johnson’s falcon Rogue (second from top), is a peregrine and prairie falcon hybird. Johnson follows the sounds of the radio transmitter (third from top) hooked to his

photography / Troy Boman Stansbury Park resident Mark Johnson holds his peregrine praire falcon hybrid last Monday near Abobe Rock. To feed the bird, Johnson releases a pigeon and it swoops in for the kill.

GARDEN SPOT Early studies say exotic tropical fruits are loaded with nutrition

pricots, pears, ly to find oranges, grapefruit, with a subtropical climate flavors. One of my favorites I have run across a few of peaches, cherries kiwi, lemons, tangerines and does raise some tropical was the star fruit (caram- these in grocery stores. A and plums. Add to Diane Sagers pineapples on the shelves of fruits. bola), which is an oblong Farmers from southern that small fruits including CORRESPONDENT the local grocery store. And I went to a demonstration yellow fruit with deep lobes. Florida are introducing such strawberries, raspberries and the choices are still expand- farm in south Florida a few Cut it crosswise and it forms exotic species as mango, grapes, and a few annual ing. American consumers years back where I was intro- perfect five-point star slices. papaya, guava, sapodilla, garden fruits, perhaps canta- are trying more fruit varieties duced to a broad range of Besides its taste, it was quite sapote fruits and star fruits. loupes and watermelons, and an orange in their stocking. than ever before — especially fruits I had never seen, heard a novelty. And marketing has begun. those pretty much covered My how things have exotic tropical ones. We don’t of or imagined. Prior to that, I assumed that these fruits Nutritionists don’t know the fruit choices available to changed. The advent of fast, have a true tropical envi- I had no clue that such fruits must not ship well since too much about the nutri- our pioneer forbearers who reliable transportation has ronment in the continental existed. They were offering no one was offering them tional benefits of these settled in this valley. Perhaps broadened our fruit choices United States, however, a samples of these fruits and “up north” or “out west.” at Christmas they might find drastically. Today, we are like- small area in south Florida I found they had delightful However, since that time, SEE FRUITS PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY February 19, 2008

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McQueen / Brown Allan McQueen and the late Build your personal net worth by Wendy McQueen. Parents Jamie McQueen and of the groom are Sheila and Christopher Brown have Richard Brannon and the late pursuing home ownership this year chosen Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, Steve Brown. If we have inad- uying a home ver- than it would take to move to begin their lives together vertently missed anyone, sus renting is a big from one apartment to in marriage. An open house please accept our apology decision that takes another. will be held in their honor on and join us in the festivities. B Charles Prows careful consideration, as Housing is an expense Saturday, Feb. 23, from 4 to GUEST COLUMNIST most mortgage consul- that takes a big bite out of 7 p.m., at the South Willow tants will agree. But the the monthly budget. Estates LDS Chapel, 410 Shelly Subscribe Today rewards of home ownership If you are a renter and Lane, Grantsville. Parents of 882-0050 are great. It is an achieve- often less expensive than feel that “home” is more the bride are Kayleen and ment that offers a sense of renting after taxes. than just someplace to pride, financial stability and Interest payments on hang your hat, think about potential tax advantages. mortgages below $1 mil- the advantages of purchas- The numbers are stagger- lion are tax-deductible, and ing real estate. It may be Opinions ing if you look at it this way. your mortgage consultant time to take the step into If you are paying $1,000 per should help you evalu- building your personal net Shared month on rent, and you ate the tax advantages of worth as a home owner by know it will increase 5 per- various loan scenarios, and contacting your local lender Freely. cent every year, then over share this information with or Realtor. (Yours and Ours.) the next five years you will your tax consultant to glean pay your landlord $66,309. feedback on your behalf. Charles Prows is man- You gain no equity by To find the loan pro- ager of Premier Mortgage Open Forum shelling out this monthly gram that is right for you, Services’ Tooele branch. He housing expense and you your mortgage consultant is licensed with the Utah Every Tuesday certainly won’t benefit will need to evaluate your Division of Real Estate as an when the property value monthly household income, Associate Lending Manager TOOELETRANSCRIPT goes up. current assets and savings, and Continuing Education ULLETIN If you were to purchase as well as any monthly obli- Instructor. Reach him at B your own home or condo- gations you may have, such [email protected]. minium, you would be well as credit card payments, car on your way toward build- payments or child support. ing equity within that same These prequalification five-year period. factors, along with your By choosing a fixed-rate credit score, will determine loan program, you can have how much house you can Oh No, the comfort of knowing that afford and what interest your monthly mortgage rate you will pay for financ- payment will never go up. ing. Despite national trends, It is also important to let Who’s Utah’s real estate values are your mortgage consultant still increasing all-be-it at know what your future a slower rate than last year. goals are, because this will NOW In his recent state-of-the- help narrow down which state address, Governor loan option is the best fit �� Huntsman spelled out for your long-term needs. several reasons why that There are still many dif- will remain the case in the ferent types of loan pro- future. grams available allowing 6-0 In addition to build- low and no down payments. ing equity, there are tax Sellers today are partici- advantages that come into pating in the cost of these play with home ownership. loans, often resulting in Love, your family �� Depending on your tax renters becoming buyers ? bracket, owning a home is with less out-of-pocket cash

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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Join the Team • Graduation from high school or GED; 2 years of responsible work experience • Must have the ability to be qualified in Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing – West (DDRW), a Daimler Chrysler the use of firearms in order to serve in a Company, located in Tooele, UT, is seeking an experienced professional in Immediate Openings bailiff or transportation of prisoner position. Quality Engineering. 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Starting Salary $16.32 communication skills • Current RN Licensure Required • Current RN Lincensure Required • 1-3 years experience Required • Understanding of GD&T • Previous Home Health Exp. Pref. A P.O.S.T. standards physical agility test • Ability to work with a team and (flexibility, push-ups, sit-ups, and run) independently Medical Biller will be administered at the Elton Park, • 24 Hours per week Medical Assistant 400 North Broadway, Tooele, UT 84074 • CMM programming • 1-3 years Medical Billing Pref. • FT Position with Benefits on Monday, February 25, 2008 at 10:00 • Six Sigma green belt • Eligible for Benefits • 1-3 years Clinic Experience a.m. (You will not be re-notified of this • Solving complex gauge related problems • CNA Experience a Plus Preferred testing date). Certified Peace Officers or • SPC implementation, Corrections Officer who have taken the • Pulling and interpreting blueprints physical exam in the past year and can To Apply provide Human Resources with a copy of • Issue and verify corrective actions your test score do not need to re-test. • Lead continuous improvement projects James Glade phone 435.843.3745 | fax 435.843.3753 This position offers a competitive salary and excellent benefits package. [email protected] | www.mountainwestmc.com Complete job description is available at If you are a team player who is interested in a career opportunity Send cover letter & resume to: the Tooele County Human Resource Mountain West Medical Center | Attn: Human Resource Dept with the market leader in the remanufacturing industry, Office, 47 South Main Street Tooele e-mail your resume and salary history to: 2055 N. Main Street | Tooele | UT 84074 or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us E-mail: [email protected] This recruitment will close on or submit an application at the February 21, 2008 at 5:00 p.m. Tooele County Department of Workforce Services EEO Employer “Equal Opportunity Employer – M,F,D,V” Tuesday February 19, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin B5

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Room in bsmt almost finished cement patio stubbed for gas,RV parking, tiled Lana McKean Michelle information package. billing manager, com- for bedroom or family room. bathrooms, laundry and entry. CLEAN! A 435-833-0233 Anderson 24 hours (801)264- puter, math & phone MUST SEE! PRICED RIGHT! cell 801-518-8670 435-840-8898 5665. skills required. Email resume to myre- 489 407 E Pat Stevens BUILDING BLOCKS For [email protected] 435-840-8224 Life now hiring Teacher Sleepy BECOME A SUB- 740 N 7 South Main St #305 Executive Plaza Tooele, Utah position Call Tawni Hollow Dr. (435)882-4038 SCRIBER. 882-0050 ONLY ONLY $ Under $ 199,000 210,000 MLS #755759 MLS #749188 ThisContract is a well kept all brick home in a nice area Super nice home, inside and out. vaulted of town! Mature landscaping, fenced backyard, LARGE covered deck w/shed built underneath.Walk ceilings, two tone paint, nice flooring, out basement. Lg. master with walk in closet.Vaulted central air, 4 bed 2 bath, large kitchen. ceilings. 2 Fireplaces. Price below appraisal price. SELLERS MOTIVATED!! 779 E. 4125 890 N. Palmer ONLY RD $189,900 ONLY MLS #734072 $380,000 SUPER NICE RAMBLER- culd-de-sac. Beautifully Nice Rambler MLS #756792 landscaped .23 lot/ extra large deck/ electric awning, Now Accepting Resumes For full vinyl fence, auto sprinklers, R.V. parking. Central on 5 acres in West Erda! air, laminate and tile flooring. Plantations shutters in Well and water rights included. all the windows, vaulted ceiling. MUST SEE! Come check it out! ACCOUNTANT or 585 S. 1962 525 W. Clemens Wy ONLY ONLY SENIOR BOOKKEEPER $249,900 $265,000 MLS #739459 MLS #738307 (with minimum 2 year acctg degree) 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 Please mail resume to: Syracuse Castings West, P.O. Box 488, Large unfinished bsmt to finish as you desire. (drive thru door) is 26x30, heated, shower, sink,toilet, Tooele, UT 84074-0488 Huge(.41) lot. Lots of room inside and out! it’s own water heater, Lots of light, lots of storage! Making A Difference In the Lives Of Our Employees 1185 N. Main • Tooele Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. B6 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Tuesday February 19, 2008

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3 bdrm, 2 bth. Custom Floor Plan, Master Suite, Upgrades w/ Tile, Carpet, Lighting & Neutral Paint w/ Accents. Basement is Framed, Stubbed for Bathroom. 1464 Country Lane, Erda $799,900 573 West 200 S. Over 2900 sq feet on each fl oor. With a 300 sq. foot bonus room. Open beautiful fl oor plan. Living room, dining room and den. Large and beautiful 446 master bedroom and bathroom. Spacious kitchen, family room with the covered patio. 4 bed rooms on the main fl oor and 3 in the basement. An amazing theater room with tiered seating a must see!1 All of this and 5 acres too. Bevan Way $ $ PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED 169,900 3030 Deer Run Drive • Benches at South Rim Phase II 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly 325,000 2866 W. Rim Rock Dr. • Benches at South Rim Phase II Stockton • $389,900 ConstructedSuper nice Brick home Rambler w/perfect w/ Wood unobstructed view of pine covered mountain. • 2 Acres • Bonus Room Stockton • $391,900 Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 • Granite countertops • Large garage • 1.5 Acres • Bonus Room Bathrooms4 Beds, 4 Baths,and Alot 3576 of Living Sq Ft, Space .37 acresat Built in entertainment center built for lg. • 4 bedrooms • Basement entrance in • Granite countertops • Choose your colors screenthis T.V.Price!! Wired Call for 840-0344. surround sound. Lg. master bath includes jacuzzi tub. • Open beautiful fl oor plan garage • 4 bedrooms • Rock/Stucco Exterior 1388 N. 650 E. • Tooele 73 Iron Rod Rd, Tooele 14704064 W. Hwy Palmer 199, Rd, Rush Erda Valley 1604 Country Ln • Erda PRICED REDUCED PRICE REDUCED Price Reduced $489,900 Under 573 W.

Contract 6 bdrms, 1 full bath, 23/4 baths, 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath, 2 car grg., cozy dining room and kitchen. Over 200 S. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 3 car grg. Very 2600 sq. ft. ﬁ nished, beautiful 1 cute rambler in very nice area. beautiful home with so many extras. acre lot, fantastically landscaped, 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family Corner lot, walk-in closets, master Spectacular master suite. On over $ $ rooms, brick & stucco Rambler on 5 bath, great mountain views. 1/3 acre lot. Wow 289,900 over 100 mature trees. 259,900 acres. Price Reduced $478,000 $219,900 $169,900 Canyon Rim Estates Lots Southeast Tooele • Starting at $79,000 2500 Sq. Ft. Finished, Charming/Solidly Constructed Brick Rambler w/ Wood Floors, Updated Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms and Alot of Living Space at this Price!! Call 840-0344. 4 Beautiful Call Laramie Dunn for ALL Protect yourself in the buying and selling Call5 toLaramie 9 Acre Dunn for yourALL Real process by using a knowledgeable professional. your Real EstateEstate needs needs Lots In Erda! Get more home Get more moNeY Starting at $225,000 435-224-4000 BUYERSfor your money! SELLERSout of your home! PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele County School District Board of Edu- NOTICE OF 60-DAY cation COMMENT PERIOD Board Meeting will be AND PUBLIC INFOR- held March 4, 2008 – MATION MEETING 6:30 pm at the District Notice is hereby given Office. Tooele County that EnergySolutions, School District, Board of LLC has requested a Education will be consid- Class 2 modification to ering boundaries for the its State-issued Part B following schools: Permit to add a Tuesday February 19, 2008 Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. Pre-Demonstration Test B7 High, Grantsville Jr. Plan for the processing High, Tooele Jr. High, of mixed waste contain- Homes for Lease Homes Commercial Public Notices Public Notices GrantsvillePublic High,NoticesStans - ingPublicvolatile Noticesmetals Public Notices Rent Property Meetings Meetings bury MeetingsHigh and Tooele throughMiscellaneousthe permitted Miscellaneous High. Proposed thermal desorption sys- SMALL 3BDRM House, New Year, New Home! FITNESS CENTER PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE boundaries will go into tem. NOTICE OF PUBLIC $$WHY RENT when Large family room, sin- Overpass Point has 12750sqft, Main Street. Grantsville City Council GRANTSVILLE CITY effect for the 2009-10 Any comments on this AUCTION you can buy? 0 gle car garage, fenced homes available in Handball courts, lock- will hold a regular meet- NOTICE OF PUBLIC school year. modification should be Notice is hereby given of down programs, not back yard and RV park- great locations within ers, showers, saunas, ing Wednesday, Febru- HEARINGS ON PRO- Patrons are welcome to submitted to Mr. Dennis a public auction to be perfect credit. First ing. Not suitable for established, Tooele hot tubs, mirrored aero- ary 20, 2008. The meet- POSED SUBDIVISION, attend and offer input. R. Downs, Director, Utah held at Grantsville Self time buyers, Single large family. Credit community. Let us help bic/ dance area. Unlim- ing will be at 429 East GENERAL PLAN AND (Published in the Tran- Division of Solid and Storage at 655 E. Main parent programs. c h e c k r e q u i r e d . you use your tax return ited possibilities! Main Street, Grantsville, LAND USE REGULA- script Bulletin February Hazardous Waste, Utah St., Grantsville, UT Call for details. Jamie $750/mo Deposit re- to move into your 882-7094, UT 84029 regular meet- TION AMENDMENTS 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28, Department of Environ- 84029 on, Saturday, Kerr (435)841-9144 quired Call Glen dream home. Easy Fi- (801)860-5696 ing to begin at 7:00 p.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008) mental Quality, P.O. Box February 23, 2008 at Group 1 Real Estate (435)882-0088 n a n c i n g a n d AGENDA: GIVEN that the Grants- 144880, Salt Lake City, 10:00 a.m. to settle de- $1100/Mo 3bdrm fully Lease-to-Purchase op- 1. Summary Action ville City Council will Public Notices Utah 84114-4880. The linquent accounts in ac- fenced, 2 car garage, tions! Credit score of Buildings Items c o n d u c t p u b l i c 60-day comment period cordance with Sec. fireplace, garden spot, Homes 550+ or 0 accepted! a.Approval of Minutes hearing(s) at the Grants- Trustees for this modification will 38-8-3 of the Utah Code. $700/dep Call for ap- Quick Closings! Be in b.Approval of Business ville City Offices, 429 end on March 22, 2008, The goods will be sold your NEW home in less BUILDING MATERIALS: Licenses East Main Street, Deadline for public no- or within 60 days of the for cash to the highest pointment. Option to METAL buildings, mini tices is 4 p.m. the day $$$SAVE MONEY than a week. Call now! c.Approval of Bills Grantsville, Utah on initial date of publication bidder. buy. (435)840-5199 storage systems, roof prior to publication. Find HUD & Bank Chad at 435-843-5306 2.Consideration of Ordi- Wednesday, March 5, of this notice, whichever Goods to be sold are and wall panels, metal Public notices submit- 2BDRM 2BTH condo, owned homes at: o r V e r o n i c a a t nance No. 2008-04 2008 at 7:00 p.m. to re- comes later. listed under unit number, building components. $900/mo. Totally re- www.tooeleban- 801-641-7327. Habla amending the General ceive public input re- ted past the deadline A public information tenant's name, last- Utah Manufacture 20 modeled. (435)840- kowned homes.com or Espanol. Plan to adopt land use garding the following will not be accepted. meeting for this modifi- known address, and 8199 call for a list Jamie years plus. Top quality designation for Wor- proposals: UPAXLP cation will be held March contents. OVERLAKE Spacious Kerr (435)841-9144 low prices. Weekly De- thington Ranch Annexa- A. Proposed minor sub- 20, 2008, at 7:00 PM in A3 Linda B. Lloyd, 342 2BDRM DUPLEX, big 6bdrm 3bth home, NOTICE OF TRUS- Group 1 Real Estate livery. 1-800-262-5347. tion of 187 acres to be division for Linda Chris- the South Auditorium of W 440 S, Tooele UT kitchen, w/d hookups, great for growing fam- TEE’S SALE cobuildings@cobuild- designated as a Rural tensen & Sharon Bottle- the Tooele County 84074 dishwasher, $675/mo. ily! Close to schools, APN: 15-035-0-0926 BRAND NEW. Two story ings.net (ucan) Residential – 1 category berghe to divide one lot Courthouse, 47 South 1 5 drawer dresser, 1 8 Discount if you help parks and shopping. Trust No. 1113416-07 home. Silver Fox Es- 3.Amendments to Land into two at 315 East Main Street, Tooele, drawer dresser, televi- fix-up the yard. $209,900. Call today! If you build, remodel or Ref: Toni Broadhead tates 889 North Silver Use Code: Main Street. Utah. sion stand, microwave, (801)918-6271 This one won’t last! remove buildings you TRA: L o a n N o . Fox Drive, Grantsville. a.Consideration of Ordi- B. Proposed General For more information toys, misc. boxes and Cathy (801)243-6655, can place your classi- xxxxxx9524. IMPOR- 3BDRM 2BTH w/d 4bdrm, 3bth, .59 acre nance No. 2008-05 to al- Plan amendment for Pat- about this modification, tubs, twin bed box [email protected] fied ad in 45 of Utah's TANT NOTICE TO hook-ups, central air, view lot, 3 car garage, newspapers for only low property to be re- rick Hearty to redesig- contact: spring, 1 kitchen stand, alder cabinets with solid Utah Metro LLC. PROPERTY OWNER: yard, 626 E 500 N $155. for 25 words ($5. zoned to RM-7 zoning nate 16.5 acres at ap- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Facility Contact Person: misc. furniture. $730/mo $600/dep surface counter tops in Planning on selling your for each additional designation as specified proximately 600 North Tim Orton, EnergySolu- A14 Samual J. Large kitchen with is- UNDER A DEED OF (801)467-6344 home, you could be word). You will reach in Section 15.4. Cooley Street from a TRUST, DATED July 20, tions. Telephone: (801) Hechtle, 637 E Main land bar. Huge great sending your sales b.Consideration of Ordi- “Rural Residential-2” to a 649-2000. Street, Grantsville UT 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile up to 340,000 house- 2005. UNLESS YOU room. Master suite has points to up to 340,000 nance No. 2008-06 to al- “Rural Residential-1” Division Contact Person: 84029 home for rent, no smok- holds and all you do is TAKE ACTION TO PRO- garden tub, separate households at once. call the Transcript Bul- low property to be re- designation. Otis Willoughby, Utah Furniture, microwave, ing/ pets. 882-1550 shower, walk-in closest TECT YOUR PROP- For $155. you can letin at 882-0050 for all zoned to R-1-8 zoning C. Proposed General ERTY, IT MAY BE Division of Solid and household items. 4BDRM, 2.5BTH house. and a sitting room. place your 25 word the details. (Mention designation as specified Plan amendment for Hazardous Waste, P.O. B9 Scott Davis, 286 E 3600sqft $339,000. Call SOLD AT A PUBLIC $1050/mo, $500 de- classified ad to all 45 UCAN Classified Net- in Section 15.3. Preston Miller (M-5 De- SALE. IF YOU NEED Box 144880, 288 North Orchard Circle, Grants- posit, includes water, for showing. Demetri G newspapers in Utah. work) 4.Zoning Map Amend- velopment) to redesig- 1460 West, Salt Lake ville UT 84029 Politis. Owner/ Agent AN EXPLANATION OF s e w e r , g a r b a g e . Just call the Transcript ments: nate 126 acres at ap- THIS PROCEEDING, City, Utah 84114-4880. 2 Speakers, Yard tools, Christy: 272 W Daniel S e c u r e R e a l t y Bulletin at 882-0050 for STEEL BUILDINGS a.Consideration of Ordi- proximately 650 South T e l e p h o n e : ( 8 0 1 ) cabinets, cabinet build- (801)558-5061. 20x20 to 100x100 YOU SHOULD CON- D r ( 7 4 0 N) all the details. (Mention nance No. 2008-07 for Quirk Street from a “Ru- TACT A LAWYER. On 538-6170. ing materials, large pro- (435)843-5154. ucan) Quality for big discount. Ron Richards at 401 ral Residential - 1” to a The modification re- pane tank, small animal CHARMING 3BDRM, Up to 50% off. Can March 11, 2008, at 2bth, tri-level, Tooele, South Worthington “Low Density Residen- 4:30pm, James H. Woo- quests and supporting cages, Ryobl tool box, 5BDRM 4BTH Master SELLING YOUR erect. www.scg-grp. Street to reclassify ap- tial” designation. documents are available stereo, wire rack, large suite w/jetted tub, $144,900. The Solu- HOME? Advertise it in com. Source #0UL. dall, Trustee, as duly ap- tions Team (435) proximately 9 acres from D. Proposed amendment pointed Trustee under a to be copied and for vacuum system, misc. $1300/mo No smoking the classifieds. Call (801)562-8995 an A-10 zone to an to Section 21.3.1(6) of public review at the Utah boxes. 1442 N 380 E Tooele 884-9449 882-0050 or visit Deed of Trust recorded R-1-21 zone. the Land Use Manage- July 22, 2005, as Instru- Division of Solid and B37 Bruce Preston, 286 (435)228-8258 COZY 3BDRM 1bth www.tooeletran Public Notices b.Consideration of Ordi- ment and Development ment No. 243886, in Hazardous Waste or at W Plume #47, Grants- (435)843-0066 h o m e r e m o d e l e d script.com nance No. 2008-08 for Code, to require a subdi- Book xx, Page xx, of the the offices of EnergySo- ville UT 84029 kitchen and bathroom, Meetings 6BDRM 3.5BTH, Horse TOOELE- Lovely L&S Builders and Devel- vider or subsequent Official Records in the lutions, 423 West 300 Tool Chest, boom box 1 car garage, RV park- property, 6/mo lease, Homes for Sale. Zero Deadline for public no- opers along the north owner of a minor subdi- office at the County Re- South, Suite 200, Salt stereo, camping gear: ing, $139,900 For more S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t Down Payment. Free tices is 4 p.m. the day side of Old Lincoln High- vision lot to install curb, corder of Tooele County, Lake City, Utah, on busi- stove, lantern, table information c a l l $ 1 6 0 0 / m o C a l l Recorded Message: prior to publication. way to reclassify 165 gutter and sidewalks, State of Utah, executed ness days from 9:00 chairs; large stereo (801)824-7164 (435)843-4265 or 1-877-744-3427, ext. Public notices submit- acres from an A-10 zone when required by the by Toni L Broadhead will a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and speaker, end table with (801)381-88710 FSBO 5BDRM, 3bth 26 Prudential R.E. ted past the deadline to a RR-2.5 zone. City, by including a nota- sell at public auction to from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 built-in lamp, 2 lamp will not be accepted. 5.Consideration of con- tion on the final plat be- highest bidder, payable p.m. shades, file cabinet, liv- CLEAN 2750SQFT Multi rambler, 1 year old, fin- UPAXLP cept plan for L&S Build- fore recordation. in lawful money of the The Permittee's compli- ing room tables, boxes. level located NE, 4bdrm ished basement ers and Developers E. Proposed amendment United States at the time ance history during the C41 Carma Jackson, 2bth, grand master bath w/kitchenette, land- Mobile Homes NOTICE AND AGENDA along the north side of to Section 21.4.2(1)(d) of of sale. Successful bid- life of the permit being 114 S Sage Hill Circle, fireplace, lots of space scaping complete. Notice is hereby given Old Lincoln Highway to the Land Use Manage- ders must tender a de- modified is available Grantsville UT 84029 C a l l G r e g Many extras! Ready to- that the North Tooele 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile create a 43 lot subdivi- ment and Development posit of $5,000 in certi- from the Division contact Daybed, couch, micro- (801)842-3434 d a y ! $ 2 9 9 , 5 0 0 . County Fire Protection home for rent, no smok- sion (Worthington Code, to increase the fied funds to the trustee person. wave, sewing machine (801)860-5696, Service District will hold ing/ pets. 882-1550 Ranch). time for a developer to at the time of sale, with (Published in the Tran- table, cabinet, misc. fur- FEMALE ROOMMATE (435)882-7094 their regular monthly 6.Consideration of con- record a final subdivision the balance due by noon script Bulletin February niture. wanted. LDS, $550/mo board meeting on Febru- GRANTSVILLE- Horse cept plan for James plat, from three months the following business 19, 2008) D50 Lisa Custer, 41 W half utilities for 2bdrm ary 21, 2008 at 6:30 Property- New Lux- Office Space Black at 269 South Park to six months and to per- day, at the office of the Church Road, Erda, UT 2bth townhome. No p.m. at the Lake Point NOTICE OF PRO- ury Executive Home. Street to create a 2 lot mit an additional six Trustee. At the tooele 84074 pets. 801-433-7771 Fire Station, 1528 Sun- POSED TUITION IN- ZERO DOWN! Huge subdivision (Elk Horn). month extension to re- county courthouse 74 Luggage, Duracraft set Road, Lake Point, CREASE GRANTSVILLE home, 5bdrm, 3bth Home on FOR LEASE Office/ 7.Declaration of surplus cord the final plat for South 100 East Tooele heater, portable stereo, UT. The Salt Lake - Tooele 3bdrm, 1bth, 2 family a .75 acre lot. Free Business Space property and disposition. good cause. Utah all right, title and in- work books, board The agenda will be as Applied Technology Col- rooms, double garage, Recorded Message: Utilities included. 46 & 8.Approval of specifica- F. Proposed amendment terest conveyed to and games, clothes, tubs, follows: lege is proposing to in- large lot. 647 East 1-877-744-3427, ext 48 South Main. 1 tions for Medium Weight to Section 20.6(4) of the now held by it under said misc. black bags. 1. Roll call crease tuition rates. This M a i n . $ 8 7 5 / m o . 70. Prudential R.E. month free. (602) Dump Truck and acquisi- Land Use Management Deed of Trust in the D30 Mackenzie Smith, 2. Approval of minutes would be an increase $400/dep, No smoking/ 826-9471 tion. and Development Code property situated in said 158 Eastmoor Drive, 3. Fire Protection Rules from 3.8% to 7.7%, pets. (435)241-0233 GRANTSVILLE- ZERO (480)585-5380 9.Council information to permit freestanding County and State de- Grantsville UT 847029 and Regulations for new which is an increase of DOWN- 695 Juniper updates signs on less than seven scribed as: Lot 929, OR 914 E 78th Ave, Apt GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm OFFICE SPACE for development in Tooele 5¢-10¢ per hour for a Ct. Lovely 4000S.F. 10. Adjourn acres, if the property is lakeside no. 9 pud. ac- 7, Anchorage, AK 2bth rambler, 2 car Rent: 300sqft. with new County full-time resident stu- Executive Home. Jeremy Walker being occupied by four cording to the official plat 99516 garage, $1095/mo store front, 30 West 4. Update regarding new dent. All concerned stu- 3bdrm, 2.5bth Ram- City Recorder or more separate busi- thereof on file and of re- Couch, hope chest, vac- 92 North Aspen Way Vine St. Excellent park- Stansbury Station dents and citizens are in- bler w/3rd car garage In compliance with the nesses. cord in the Tooele uum, folding chair, misc. Davidson Realty ing, good location 5. Bills and Communica- vited to a public hearing on .36 acres. New American with Disability All interested persons county recorder's office.. boxes and tubs, com- (801)466-5078 $250, (801)205-3883 tions on the proposed in- Construction. Priced Act, Grantsville City will are invited to attend and The street address and puter and computer 6. Policies and proce- crease to be held at the GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm $30,000 under ap- accommodate reason- provide comment upon other common designa- screen. dures Salt Lake - Tooele Ap- 1.5bth, family room new praised value. Free able requests to assist these proposals. Written tion of the real property Purchases are cash Lots & Land 7. Approve new mem- plied Technology Col- paint. Nice & clean! recorded Message: the disabled to partici- comments will also be described above is pur- only. Sold as is, where bers/new employees lege, 1655 E. 3300 S., $1100/mo, $1000 1-877-744-3427, ext. pate in meetings. Re- considered if submitted ported to be: 5711 North is, and ALL must be re- 8. Other business room 1, on February 29, cleaning & deposit. No 60. Prudential R.E. *MUST SELL* Total 6 quest for assistance may to the City Recorder in Helm Lane Stansbury moved at the time of 9. Adjournment 2007, at 1:30 p.m. smoking/ pets. Refer- Improved Pads for 2- be made by calling City advance of the hearing. Park Ut 84074. Esti- sale. Sales subject to Dated this 14th day of (Published in the Tran- ences. (435)512-7873 GRANTSVILLE-Beau- Triplexesin Country Hall at least 3 days in The plat of the proposed mated Total Debt as of cancellation in the event February, 2008 script Bulletin February tiful Rambler- 755 Ju- HavenGrantsville for advance of the meeting subdivision, the current March 11, 2008 is of settlement between GRANTSVILLE, CLEAN Cassandra Ray 19 & 21, 2008) niper Ct. ZERO $215K obo, call Mike at that will be attended by land use regulations and $262,966.12. The under- owner & the obligated 2bdrm 1bth duplex, District Administrator DOWN on this lovely Coldwell Banker 801- calling 884-3411. proposed amendments signed Trustee disclaims PUBLIC NOTICE party. Seller reserves $625/mo $500/dep. (Published in the Tran- 3bdrm, 2bth, 3 car ga- 860-1500 (Published in the Tran- including the amend- any liability for any incor- Call For Proposals the right to set price re- Carport, w/d hookups, script Bulletin February rage, luxury home on script Bulletin February ment to the general plan rectness of the street ad- The TOOELE COUNTY serve. credit & references a .34 acre lot. Quiet 280 ACRES land in 14 & 19, 2008) 19, 2008) may be reviewed at the RECREATION SPE- Dated Tuesday the 19th checked. Call for ap- Tooele County for sale, dress and other common cul-de-sac. New con- PUBLIC NOTICE OF Grantsville City Offices designation, if any, CIAL SERVICE DIS- day of February 2008 pointment. (435)224- struction. Free Re- May sell in 40 acre par- each weekday before and Thursday the 21st MEETING AND PUBLIC NOTICE shown herein. Said sale TRICT will be accepting 3724 corded Message: tials owner financing the public hearing be- day of February 2008. AGENDA Notice is hereby given will be made without new proposals for rec- 1-877-744-3427, ext. p o s s i b l e C a l l tween the hours of 9:00 (Published in the Tran- HORSE PROPERTY Tooele County Plan- that the Lake Point Im- covenant or warranty, reation projects from 64. Prudential R.E. (435)843-0180 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Per- script Bulletin February 3bdrm, 2bth Beautiful ning Commission provement District will express or implied, re- February 14, 2008 to (435)830-0062 sons with disabilities April 3, 2008. Applica- 19 & 21, 2008) 2,000sqft manufactured HOME FOR Sale. The Tooele County Plan- hold its regularly sched- garding title, possession, needing accommoda- tions must follow grant home on 20acres w/wa- 3bdrm, 1bth, Great BUILDING LOTS. ATTN: ning Commission will uled Business meeting condition or encum- TOOELE COUNTY tions to participate in this submittal outline avail- ter in Rush Valley. Cor- Neighborhood. Pictures Investors, Builders, or hold a Public Meeting on on February 21, 2008 at brances, including fees, TOURISM TAX hearing should contact able from each member ral, fencing, 3 stall barn, a v a i l a b l e o n someone who wants an February 20, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at the North charges and expenses GRANTS J e r e m y W a l k e r of the board or Tooele and huge shop/ garage. resbow.com. $164,900. opportunity. 577 West 7:00 p.m. in the Audito- Tooele Fire Station 1540 of the Trustee and of the CONTACT: Cheryl Ad- (435.884.3411) at the County Commission Of- 1yr lease. $1600/mo. 5454 Heather Way, Clark Street. 1/3 Arce rium at the Tooele Sunset Road, Lake Point trusts created by said ams, Administrative Grantsville City Offices fice, Cheryl Adams, $1000/dep. S t a n s b u r y P a r k . Building Lot Ready2Go. County Courthouse, 47 Utah. The agenda will Deed of Trust, to pay the Assistant at least 24 hours in ad- 8 4 3 - 2 3 5 4 , T o o e l e (801)699-7679 (801)828-7426. Worth 80k will sell for South Main, Tooele, be as follows: remaining principal sums Tooele County Commis- vance of the hearing. County Courthouse, 47 60k. Serious Inquiries. Utah. 1. Call to Order of the note(s) secured by sion (435)843-3150 LAKEHOUSE, 6bdrm, DATED this 18th day of South Main. Five copies HOMES FROM $10,000! (801)668-0290 PUBLIC MEETING: 2. OMWC said Deed of Trust. The Organizations in Tooele 2.5bth, $1500/mo, February, 2008. of the grant submittal Foreclosures! Must 1. Roll Call 3. Approval of Min- current beneficiary of the County wishing to be fishing, sailing, hiking. MUST SELL 35 AC - Jeremy Walker should include: name of Sell! For listings call 2. CUP # 08-00100001 utes Trust Deed as of the considered for a 2008 $2000 down. Call $49,900. *90 minutes Grantsville City Re- project, location, and 800-706-1762 ext. UNEV Pipeline 4. Financial Reports date of this notice is: Tooele County Tourism now! Tammi 1(435) from Salt Lake in SW corder written bid of estimated 6498 (ucan) 3. Public Hearing 5. Customer Audit Mortgage Electronic Tax Grant should pick up 640-6447 The Real Wyoming. Surrounded (Published in the Tran- costs, type of construc- a) Amendment to the 6.Operations R e - Registration Systems, an application form from Estate Connection LAKEHOUSE, Prime by gov't land. Great cli- script Bulletin Feburary tion or improvement and Tooele County Land Use ports Inc. The record owner of the Tooele County Com- Property! Just mate, wildlife, access, 18, 2008) a point of contact. Fur- STANSBURY PARK and Ordinance Table 17- 7. Technology for Water the property as of the re- mission Office at the reduced $325,000. title insured, surveyed. thermore, projects which Tooele, 3bdrm, 2bth 5-3.9 - Storage Units, al- Reuse cording of the Notice of County Courthouse, 47 6bdrm, 2.5bth. Won't last. EZ terms. are accepted must be homes, excellent condi- low for onsite twenty four 8. Alternative lagoon op- Default is/are: Toni L. South Main Street, in Vacation year round! Call UTLR 1-877-351- completed by December tion, fenced property, hour manager eration Broadhead. Dated: Feb- Room 208. Applications Fishing! Sailing! 5263 (ucan) PUBLIC NOTICE 1st 2008 or the applicant $1200/mo, 1mo de- 4. Adjourn public hearing 9. Blue Stakes ruary 12, 2008. must be returned to the Hiking! Call now! Notice is Hereby Given may stand to lose their posit. (801)916-0101 NEWLY RELEASED and reopen public meet- 10. RWAU Award James H. Woodall, Commission Office by Tammi 1(435)640- that the Business Meet- funding. The Special ACREAGE ( U t a h ing 11. UASD Update Trustee 10653 River March 7, 2008 before STANSBURY, Rent/ 6447 The Real Estate ing Scheduled for the Recreation District Board Ranch Dispersal). 40 5. Other Business & 12. Trustee Con- Front Parkway, Suite 5:00 p.m. Lease option: Rambler, Connection Tooele City Council on of Officers must approve AC only $29,900. Dra- Public Concerns cerns 290 South Jordan Ut The application form in- 2/ 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car February 20, 2008, has any deviation from this MAKE YOUR Friends matic views of Uinta 6. Adjournment 13. Public Concerns 84095 (801)254-9450 cludes a letter detailing garage. Nice neighbor- been Canceled. process. Jealous! Beautiful 4 Mtns. Great recrea- Dated this 15th day of 14. Scheduled Meet- (800) 245-1886 (Hot- what kinds of projects hood. $1100/mo plus Sharon A. Dawson Send all proposals to: bdrm, 2.5bth, Stamped tional area. Close to February, 2008 ings line) Hours: 9:00 A.M. – and organizations are deposit. Call (801)870- Tooele City Recorder TOOELE COUNTY Concrete Drive RV conveniences. Offered Mary Dixon, Secretary 15. Adjournment 5:00 P.M. Signature/ eligible to apply, instruc- 8701 Pursuant to the Ameri- RECREATION SPECIAL Parking w/Extra Ga- by motivated seller. Tooele County Plan- (Published in the Tran- by: James H. Woodall, tions for how to submit cans With Disabilities SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 TOOELE, 3BDRM 1bth, rage. Gorgeous Rocked Limited available. EZ ning Commission script Bulletin February Trustee R-165799 an application and de- Act, Individuals Needing South Main Tooele, Utah $850/mo, $850/dep. Master Bdrm, Fire- Terms. Call UTLR (Published in the Tran- 19, 2008) (Published in the Tran- scription of the criteria Special Accommoda- 84074. 135 North 3rd Street. place, and Shower. 195 1-888-622-5263 (ucan) script Bulletin February script Bulletin February and the process the Ad- tions Should Notify For any additional infor- Available March 1st. N 690 E, Tooele. 19, 2008) 12, 19 & 26, 2008) visory Committee uses. RUSH VALLEY- 6.5 PUBLIC NOTICE Sharon A. Dawson, mation contact Kent Linda (801)319-3967 $199,900 (801)891- The Tooele County acres of horse prop- PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given Tooele City Recorder, at Baker 882-1420, Russell Owner/ Agent 6245 Tourism Tax Grant pro- erty. Well, irrigation SECONDARY that the Tooele City 843-2110 prior to the Public Notices Steadman 830-5658, gram distributes reve- NEW CUSTOM Town- share, power, flat ter- SCHOOLS BOUNDARY Council will meet in a meeting. TDD Phone Walt Shubert 882-0603, TOOELE, 3bdrm, 2bth, Miscellaneous nues generated for taxes homes from $119,000. rain. Low Down Fi- OPEN HOUSE Business Meeting on Number 843-2108 Lois McArthur 882-1179, East side, double car levied on the restaurant The Maples of Tooele, nancing. Free Re- FEBRUARY 21, 2008 Wednesday, February (Published in the Tran- Deadline for public no- Travis McCluskey garage, sprinklers. and hotel/motel sales in b e h i n d W a l m a r t . corded Message: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM 20, 2008, at the hour of script Bulletin February tices is 4 p.m. the day 884-5023. Available March 10th. Tooele County. It is the (801)472-1102 1-877-744-3427, ext. CLARKE N. JOHNSEN 4:00 P.M. The meeting 19, 2008) prior to publication. Russell Steadman $975/mo (801)842- task of this committee to 14 Prudential R.E. JR. HIGH SCHOOL will be held at the Tooele Public notices submit- Secretary 9631 NEW HOME- Seller Fi- make recommendations Patrons of Tooele City Hall Large Confer- ted past the deadline (Published in the Tran- nance, no bank qualify. as to the distribution of TOOELE, historic 3bdrm County School District ence Room located at will not be accepted. script Bulletin February Immediate Occupancy this money to the County 1bth, 2 story house, are welcome to attend 90 North Main Street, PUBLIC NOTICE UPAXLP 14, 19, 21, 28, March 4, Tax benefits 4bdrm, Water Shares Commission. Since its hookups, garage, $895. and offer input on the Tooele, Utah. Tooele County School 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25 & 247 South 100 West 2.5bth, 3583sqft 3 car District Board of Edu- NOTICE OF 60-DAY inception, the program garage, 1/2acre lot. p r o p o s e d s c h o o l 1. Strategic Planning 27, 2008) Davidson Realty ERDA Water Rights For cation COMMENT PERIOD has benefitted the com- Knotty alder kit w/co- boundaries for the fol- Sharon A. Dawson (801)466-4848 Sale. 10+ AF Erda Wa- Board Meeting will be AND PUBLIC INFOR- SELLING YOUR moun- munities of Tooele rian, hardwood, fire- lowing: Clarke N. John- Tooele City Recorder ter Rights for sale @ held March 4, 2008 – MATION MEETING tain bike? www.tooele County and the tourism TWO HOMES For rent in place and more. sen Jr. High School, Pursuant to the Ameri- $10,000 each - or sell 6:30 pm at the District Notice is hereby given transcript.com industry, which is the Tooele 3bdrm 1bth $346,750 (801)942- Grantsville Jr. High cans with Disabilities individually. Call Nancy Office. Tooele County that EnergySolutions, statutory beneficiary of $950/mo; 4/5bdrm 3bth 1428, 243-8044 or School, Tooele Jr. High Act, Individuals Needing SELL YOUR CAR or (435)882-3570 School District, Board of LLC has requested a the tax. washer/ dryer included, 520-7638 School, Grantsville High Special Accommoda- boat in the classifieds. School, Stansbury High tions Should Notify Education will be consid- Class 2 modification to (Published in the Tran- $1250/mo No smoking, WANTED: WATER Call 882-0050 or visit STANSBURY PARK School and Tooele High Sharon A. Dawson, ering boundaries for the its State-issued Part B script Bulletin February Lease option available rights or irrigation www.tooeletranscript. Rambler. Near elemen- School. The proposed Tooele City Recorder, at following schools: Permit to add a 19, 21, 26, 28, March 4 on both. Call (801)835- shares in Tooele Val- com or e-mail your ad tary, 2557sqft, 4+bdrm, boundaries will go into 843-2110 prior to the Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. Pre-Demonstration Test & 6, 2008) 5592 www.myhome- ley. Call Ross at to tbp@tooeletran- 2bth. New paint, carpet, effect for the 2009-10 meeting. TDD Phone High, Grantsville Jr. Plan for the processing townproperties.com 801-642-0119 script.com tile throughout, must school year. Number 843-2108 High, Tooele Jr. High, of mixed waste contain- Put Your Ad Here SELL YOUR car in the see, $242,000. Call WATER RIGHTS For (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- Grantsville High, Stans- ing volatile metals HAVING A yard sale? Transcript Bulletin Clas- (435)882-7840 or sale Contact Lee Brown script Bulletin February script Bulletin February bury High and Tooele through the permitted Advertise in the Tran- Call 882-0050 sified section. (435)224-3792 Realty (801)768-2507 12, 14 & 19, 2008) 19, 2008) High. Proposed thermal desorption sys- script boundaries will go into tem. effect for the 2009-10 Any comments on this school year. modification should be Patrons are welcome to submitted to Mr. Dennis attend and offer input. R. Downs, Director, Utah (Published in the Tran- Division of Solid and script Bulletin February Hazardous Waste, Utah 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28, Department of Environ- 2008) mental Quality, P.O. Box 144880, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880. The 60-day comment period for this modification will end on March 22, 2008, or within 60 days of the initial date of publication of this notice, whichever comes later. A public information meeting for this modification will be held March 20, 2008, at 7:00 PM in the South Auditorium of the Tooele County Courthouse, 47 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah. For more information about this modification, contact: Facility Contact Person: Tim Orton, EnergySolu- tions. Telephone: (801) 649-2000. Division Contact Person: Otis Willoughby, Utah Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste, P.O. Box 144880, 288 North 1460 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880. T e l e p h o n e : ( 8 0 1 ) 538-6170. The modification requests and supporting documents are available to be copied and for public review at the Utah Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste or at the offices of EnergySo- lutions, 423 West 300 South, Suite 200, Salt Lake City, Utah, on business days from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Permittee's compliance history during the life of the permit being modified is available from the Division contact person. (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin February 19, 2008) 126730 trans2r1 1 17:20 11/14/01 AB 65 Dolev *126730*

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“I like the fact that they survive under extreme conditions and they are not as prone to Photo by Michael Mazzeo illness as most other falcons,” Johnson said. “They are a desert falcon and raise their young out in the west desert and in other parts of the western United States. They survive Party Paper despite very extreme heat and NOTE TO PUB: DO NOT PRINT INFO BELOW, FOR I.D. ONLY. NO ALTERING OF AD COUNCIL PSAS. lack of water.” Drunk Driving Prevention - Newspaper (2 1/16 x 2) B&W Johnson has been working DD201-N-06178-B “Bracelet” 65 screen with falcons since 1999 when Film at Horan Imaging 212-689-8585 Reference #: 126730his brother-in-law took him to ROLLS a sky trial. A sky trial is where birds compete against one • multiple sizes another on who can catch the • different stocks quarry — prey — the quick- • cover tables est. Although going to the sky • crafts trial helped motivate Johnson to take up falconry it was not • moving $ the only reason. • coloring 2 “I have a passion for nature, and I have always loved ani- Inquire within mals,” he said. He said there are many enjoyable parts of being a falconer. photography / Maegan Burr “There is an adrenaline rush Mark Johnson puts the hood back on his falcon’s head. Rogue is a peregrine prairie falcon hybrid. 58 North Main • Tooele watching the bird stoop (div- ing down) at 250 miles an hour to chase their quarry,” he said. He eats the whole body, except and the receiver I can find “It’s fascinating to watch them for the head and neck of the Rogue if he becomes lost,” he descend.” pigeon. said. Although he trains his bird, “There is a disease called Although Johnson enjoys Kindergarten Registration he doesn’t always cheer for his frounce that if the falcon eats what he does with the falcons, bird. the head and neck of a pigeon he said being a falconer takes a “I root for whatever animal he can get,” Johnson said. “The lot of dedication. is at the biggest disadvantage,” falcon then has to be treated “It takes a lot of effort,” he for Fall 2008 he said. with medication. It is serious said. “You have to be serious Johnson currently owns one enough that he could die if not about it. You have to keep The Tooele County School District will be bird. He is a peregrine prairie treated.” them conditioned and healthy holding Kindergarten Registration for Fall falcon and his name is Rogue. Johnson also needs to every day.” 2008 enrollment. It will be held at all Tooele He is a hybrid, and is a cross inspect Rogue’s feet, head, After being an apprentice County Elementary Schools on February 21st between a peregrine and prai- beak mouth, eyes and feath- falconer, one becomes a gen- and February 22nd. To be eligible to enter rie falcon. He has owned Rogue ers. eral falconer and then a mas- kindergarten, your child must be at least five since August, but has had nine “I have to make sure he’s ter falconer. (5) years of age before September 2nd, 2008. falcons since 1999. preening,” Johnson said. A person has to be at least 18 Rogue stays at Johnson’s sis- Johnson said he has to train and have two years of experi- ter’s home in Stansbury Park the bird to return to his lure. ence working with a master or The following documentation will be required before a child can officially because Johnson is not per- The lure is like a rope with general falconer. The master or begin kindergarten for the 2008 - 2009 school year: mitted to have animals in his something on the end of it that general falconer will become apartment. the falconer swings around to the person’s sponsor. They also 1. Eye Examination - This is required by law for all children entering school for During the day, Rogue is tied call the bird back. have to take two tests from the the first time. It is usually done as part of the health exam with your physician or to a perch in his sister’s back- “You need to make sure the Division of Wildlife Resources. health clinic. yard, and at night he is put in a bird is not shy of the lure, but “The sponsor helps the fal- 2. Official State Birth Certificate - A copy of a state birth certificate for a child mew, which is like a cage. he loves it,” he said. “I have to coner become ready for the born within Utah may be obtained from the Tooele County Health Department, “I have to take care of him make sure that if the bird does test with the state,” he said. 151 North Main, Tooele. A copy may also be obtained from the Utah State everyday,” Johnson said. not catch his quarry he will “They have to score at least 80 Division of Health, 554 South 300 East, Salt Lake City. The cost for a Utah Johnson has to handle come back to the lure.” percent to pass the test.” birth certificate is $15. Birth certificates for a child born outside of Utah should Rogue, feed and weigh him But this doesn’t always hap- The falconer also has to have be obtained from the State Division of Health in the state the child was born. every day. He does this so he pen. a state and federal license. can keep a close watch on Johnson said a couple weeks Johnson said he is willing to 3. Immunization Records - The following are required by Utah law for a child Rogue. ago Rogue spent the night help anyone who is interested entering school: 5 DPT/DTaP, 4 Polio, 2 Measles, 3 Hepatitis B, 2 Hepatitis A “Sickness is a major cause out at Cedar Valley because in becoming a falconer. and 1 Varicella. of death,” he said. “Keeping he wouldn’t return to his lure, He also said he doesn’t know a close eye on him helps me which is why it’s so important anyone else who does falconry Each child entering kindergarten must have a prescreening assessment. This assessment make sure he stays healthy.” to make sure the bird loves the who has the illness he has, but will be scheduled by your school some time in August. It is important that you have your child registered to receive an assessment time. A Kindergarten Orientation will be held at Johnson has to make sure lure. people like falconry for vari- local schools in August where general kindergarten information will be shared. he’s not too heavy and not “It was scary because there ous reasons. too light so Rogue can have aren’t many trees out there and “Usually people who are fal- If you have further questions, contact your school principal or you may contact the enough energy to finish the owls come out at bedtime,” he coners are able to just accept chase. said. that things can go wrong no Director of Elementary Education at the “He has to have a precise He does have a transmitter matter what,” he said. “It takes weight of 510 grams to 525 on Rogue’s foot and he has a a lot of patience and accepting District Office, 435-833-1900, Ext. 1104 grams,” he said. receiver. things as they happen.” Rogue eats quail and pigeon. “Between the transmitter [email protected]

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