www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY Buff baseball, Cowboy tennis capture St. George tourney titles See A8 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN March 13, 2007 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 113 NO. 84 50¢ Job hunters looking for right fit in a worker’s market by Karen Hunt upgrade their employment status job seekers stormed approximately well as those with the skills to cook, Depot’s four temporary summer ers to staff Salt Lake International STAFF WRITER attended a Career Fair at the Utah 25 employers. Following a midaft- sell insurance, operate forklifts, do jobs. His mother, a full-time student Airport’s restaurants and book- Not since the early 1950s have State University Tooele Regional ernoon lull, adults just getting off electrical work, clean buildings and at USU, said she was interested in a stores. such a high percentage of Utah Campus in Tooele. While the event work started to show up around 4 offer care to the elderly. part-time childcare job that would “Lately it’s been better, but workers been employed. But that went hot and cold in spurts, most p.m. to scrutinize the employment Fifteen-year-old Nathan Crane allow her to bring her children to January was very difficult,” doesn’t mean everyone is working employers and job seekers said possibilities. Jobs were available came looking for his first job — and work with her. Beckstrand said of the job mar- or has the job they want. they were glad they showed up. for those with degrees in nursing, some Aggie Ice Cream. He planned Recruiter Karl Beckstrand with Last Friday those looking to Around noon, busloads of student teaching and human services, as to apply for one of Tooele Army HMS Host, was looking for work- SEE JOB ON A5

Grist Mill PIT STOP Army set to meet sprucing up year-end burn goal for visitors for chemical weapons by Mark Watson by Suzanne Ashe the program in 2003. Since then, the STAFF WRITER program has destroyed more than While several old grist mills STAFF WRITER 1,500 tons of chemical agents per across the country have fallen into For once, the Army is hitting year, according to a DOD budget disrepair or been lost to develop- its target for destroying chemical report published last February. ment, Tooele County continues to weapons. The new deadline for 45 per- upgrade the Benson Grist Mill, pro- After years of deadline exten- cent of all chemical agent weapons moting it as one of the top tourist sions, Tooele Chemical Disposal in eight different locations to be attractions in the county. Facility and three other chemical destroyed is Dec. 31, 2007. The county is moving forward weapon disposal sites in the coun- The Tooele site, along with sites with plans to create a buffer zone to try are on schedule to destroy 2,230 in Indiana, Oregon, Arkansas, and preserve the rural feel of the old mill tons of mustard agent by the end of Alabama, had destroyed 43 percent from encroaching development, add the year, said Greg Mahall, spokes- of the weapons as of last Wednesday parking for visitors, and even con- man for the U.S. Army Chemical with only 2 percent more to go by struct a small working replica of Materials Agency. the end of the year. the mill to illustrate how it once The Chemical Weapons Chemical weapons destroyed at operated. Convention, a 10-year agreement former disposal sites at Johnston “This is really a hot spot for Tooele which went into effect in April Atoll in the South Pacific and at County,” said Marilyn Shields, who 1997, required the United States to Aberdeen, Md., which finished oper- supervises activities at the mill destroy all of its chemical weapons ations and closed on Monday, also and has worked for more than a stockpile by April 2007. However, count toward the end goal. decade to improve the historical each April since 1997 the Army spot. The mill, near the junction of has asked for an extension. The SEE ARMY ON A7 state routes 36 and 138 by Stansbury Department of Defense restructured Park, is open May through October. Visitors can tour the area six days a week. “We definitely have seen an City creates industrial increase in the number of visitors. We also have been booking since Jan. 1 for family reunions and wed- area around gravel pit dings,” Shields said. “We have a lot Zoning change allowing for Geneva Rock of people moving in from outside the area and with the blend of old move is questioned by councilman and new we want to make sure we preserve the old. It is part of the by Mark Watson from five-acre rural residential story of Tooele County. We’re proud STAFF WRITER lots to an industrial zone. of what the pioneers did and this A zoning change to allow The area has been used as a is a good place for people to learn for industrial development on gravel pit for several years. more about the history of the area.” the west edge of Tooele City “This puts the zoning more County Parks and Recreation will immediately benefit one in line with its current use as a Director Mark McKendrick referred company, but has also sparked gravel pit, and makes way for the possibility of putting in a cement to the mill as the gateway to Tooele concerns from at least one city batch plant,” said City Planner County. leader that the land is not a good Rachelle Custer. “It’s one of the first things people spot for future industrial devel- Community Development see when coming to the county, so opment. Director Cary Campbell said the it is like a visitors center. We try to Tooele City Council paved the have a lot of information there about gravel supply in the area is rich way for Geneva Rock Products and the operation could contin- things to do and places to visit in the to move its cement batch plant county,” McKendrick said. ue in the area for several years. from Bauer, south of Tooele, Geneva Rock said the new site As residential developments to land owned by Bolinder sprout up around Benson Grist photography / Amy Trebella would be good for the company NASCAR driver Casey Mears arrived at Miller Motorsports Park by Apache helicopter last Thursday Company at 1800 W. and SR 112 Mill, county leaders are attempting and the city. to sign autographs. The driver of the No. 25 National Guard/GMAC Chevrolet car is the first big- by approving a zoning change to make the historical site even name NASCAR driver to visit the track. request from the Bolinder more appealing to lure visitors. Company to convert 148 acres SEE GRAVEL ON A7 McKendrick said the county has purchased land adjacent to the mill to allow for its future expansion. A storage shed facility next door was County stepping in to ease recently purchased by the county, which plans to move the sheds to school nursing shortage provide additional parking and a the federal government — and buffer zone between the site and by Alleen Lang thus not able to be developed housing areas. CORRESPONDENT or taxed. The county is also negotiating to Tooele County School District Adding four additional nurs- purchase a private residence to the is moving closer to alleviating es will bring Tooele School west of the mill, McKendrick said. a school nurse shortage with District’s current ratio of one “The area covers about 10 to the help of a $300,000 subsidy from Tooele County. The money nurse for every 6,100 students SEE BENSON ON A5 will enable the district to hire down to one nurse for every as many as four additional nurs- 2,000 students — one of the best es for the 2007-08 school year, nurse-to-students ratios in the according to Tooele County state, according to Bateman. Health Department Director Utah currently ranks last in Myron Bateman. the nation in terms of the num- “We work hard to try to ber of school nurses per stu- improve the quality of health care dent enrollment. The National for the children in the county,” Association of School Nurses Bateman said. “We feel like this recommends school districts is an excellent way to improve employ one nurse for every 750 our services.” students. Funds to pay for the new “We are aware of the school nurses will come from payment nursing shortage in the county and felt we needed to invest in in lieu of taxes (PILT) money. photography / Troy Boman PILT is a federal reimburse- the health of our students,” said Registered Nurse Addy Wilson gives an eye exam to Tooele Jr. High eighth-grader Brian Heap this morning. ment program that compensates County Commissioner Colleen The Tooele County School District, like school districts across the state, faces a nurse shortage. A new photography / Troy Boman Tooele County for the 78 percent county health department initiative is expected to mitigate the problem somewhat by allowing the district to SEE NURSING ON A7 Benson Grist Mill of its land area that is owned by hire four additional nurses for the upcoming school year.

WEATHER OPEN FORUM A4 THE BULLETIN BOARD B2 INSIDE Highs in the 60s today with OBITUARIES A6 TV LISTINGS B4 Silver Bever winners embody temperatures slightly cooler scouting spirit on Wednesday. SPORTS A8 CROSSWORD B5 See B1 Complete Forecast: A2 HOMETOWN B1 CLASSIFIEDS B6 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007 Utah & The West

Valley Weather Forecast Local Weather Eagle Mountain woman breeds exotic cats in her barn by Caleb Warnock After being spayed and neu- Tue 67/46 DAILY HERALD tered at the appropriate age, 3/13 PROVO, Utah (AP) — Some Rohan sells the remaining kit- Sunshine and clouds mixed. High people like cats and some peo- tens to a roster of carefully 67F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph. ple adore them even enough screened owners from across to lease them. the nation. Toygers go for When a friend bought a pure- $1,200; Bengals $800. bred Bengal house cat as a pet Though the prices may Wed 63/40 about five years ago, Pamela seem large, Rohan says she 3/14 Rohan of Eagle Mountain will never make a profit off Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 60s became entranced with the the enterprise. She has recent- and lows in the low 40s. animal, quickly buying one ly completed the $30,000 barn of the specialty leopard look- for the cats, which had been alike cats for herself. housed in her three-car garage. Thu Soon ownership was not She and her cats travel to cat 63/39 shows around the country six 3/15 enough and Rohan became a breeder. When she heard to eight times a year. On the Sunshine. Highs in the low 60s about a new line of cats, called wall of the barn are dozens of and lows in the upper 30s. Toygers, bred to look like toy prize ribbons. tigers, Rohan spent months As a child, Rohan said she convincing the breed founder, was smitten with tigers and Judy Sugden of California, to leopards, keeping posters of Fri 67/44 3/16 let her breed them too. them in her bedroom. Owning The only Toyger breeder in and breeding Toyger and A few clouds. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s. Utah, Rohan has now become Bengal cats is the next best the first breeder in the United thing to having a tiger or leop- States to attempt the creation ard in the house. AP Photo/Daily Herald, Mario Ruiz of silver Toygers. Featured Sugden said she allowed Pamela Rohan, the only Toyger breeder in Utah, holds one of her Toyger cats at her cat barn in Eagle Sat Rohan to become the first 69/43 in the Feb. 23 issue of Life Mountain on Feb. 27. Rohan breeds and sells cats that have been bred to look like tigers and leopards. 3/17 magazine, Rohan found sud- silver Toyger breeder in the Sunny. Highs in the upper 60s and den fame, with cat breeders markings — the holy grail Rohan has a dozen Bengal of whom still live at home. nation because Rohan is per- lows in the low 40s. and fanciers from across the of breeding — are so rare and Toyger cats at her Lake Rohan said her cats are sistent and professional in her that Rohan leases one from Mountain Cattery near her breeding — and willing to lose ©2005 American Profile Hometown Content nation seeking her out. allowed to produce about 10 Service The Toygers have a down- Sugden. Leasing allows Rohan home. Rohan calls the cat- litters a year. Two cats, each money. soft short-hair fur that glows and other owners to intermin- tery her “barn,” but it is more about a week away from their “We all knew that eventu- golden with black tiger stripes. gle the genes of the best cats like a sparkling white mansion due date, were in the mater- ally we would want to do a Temps / Precipitation Squat ears, a wide chin, smaller to stave off inbreeding while for felines, with huge cages, nity ward on a recent day, one white Toyger,” she said, noting Date High Low (prec./inches) eyes, white belly, well-defined moving each generation closer climbing trees, and carpeted pregnant with the nation’s first that because white is a diffi- March 8 59 42 .02 muscles and a cheek ruff give to the ideal Toyger physique. exercise wheels, each the size generation of silver Toygers. cult recessive gene, breeders March 9 64 34 the cats a tiger-like appear- The day the Life magazine of a small airplane propeller. After about nine weeks, are working on silver first. March 10 53 39 .01 ance. Rohan and a handful article came out, Rohan said Even this is not good enough Rohan will choose the best “She (Rohan) is an imagina- March 11 57 32 March 12 66 36 of other authorized breeders her phone began ringing at for pregnant cats, though. The Bengals and Toygers for her tive breeder and she works nationwide are working with 7:30 a.m. with a call from the maternity ward is a carpeted breeding program. A few oth- to improve the breed, rather Ned Bevan, Tooele’s weather observer Sugden to perfect the look, East Coast. It was the last bedroom inside Rohan’s large ers are sold to breeders each than just breeding for the cat for the National Weather Service, reports which they hope will happen quiet moment of the day, and home, which she shares with year who pay $2,500 for a shows. She is willing to do that his recording station at 139 S. Main received .03 precipitation between March 8 around 2010. she was often on two phones her husband and their blended Toyger with breeding rights something that is hard and and 12 and a total of .12 inches in March. Toygers with exquisite lines at once. family of nine children, three and up to $2,000 for a Bengal. there is no money in it.” For the water year, which began Oct. 1, 2006, Tooele has received 7.42 inches of precipitation. The normal for the year is 19.09 inches of precipitation. Confusion and security fears kept counties from releasing records LAYTON, Utah (AP) — student was to leave a formal ber of the public to see the Assistant Attorney General have phone numbers or other Subscriber Service Confusion about state and Government Records Access federal document and directs Mark Burns. information that could prove If you haven’t received federal laws and security con- Management Act, or GRAMA, each planning committee Burns held a GRAMA train- harmful if placed in the wrong your newspaper by 6:30 p.m., cerns kept several Utah coun- request. to annually notify the pub- ing seminar for county officials hands, Burns said. Campbell disagrees. He said please call 882-0050 and our cus- ties from releasing emergency Eight of the 22 counties - lic by placing a newspaper due to the number of requests plans during an audit by uni- - 36 percent -- provided the ad when the plan is updat- that were being received. he still believes the local agen- tomer representative will assist versity students. report in full. Tooele County ed and is available, said Joel Counties that denied access cies should have given the you. Customer service hours on Twenty Brigham Young was one of those. Campbell an assistant profes- to the document were within students the document under Tuesday and Thursday nights University students partici- Davis and Emery counties sor at BYU’s Department of their rights under a Utah law the federal law. are 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. pated in a nationwide audit were the only ones to send Communications. that was passed just before in January as part of the letters to the students deny- He said because federal the 2002 Winter Olympics, he annual Sunshine Week obser- ing their GRAMA requests. and state laws are in conflict, said. It says local government vance being held this week. Morgan County officials said there is some confusion on officials do not have to make ������ ���������� The event sponsored by news they did not get a formal what can be released. public any document that has ���������������� Tooele �������� ����������������� organizations is meant to shed GRAMA request. In addition to Tooele to do with security. �������������� light on issues of government The purpose of the students’ County, Millard, Garfield, and And the section of federal �������������� ��������� secrecy and the public’s right exercise was to see if the gen- Sevier counties provided stu- law the students were told to ������������� ������������������ to know. eral public could gain access dents the requested document refer to does not override any “We Are Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” ������ As part of the audit, the stu- to the document. and did not require GRAMA state law protecting that infor- ����������� ���������� dents requested emergency In 1986 Congress passed requests. mation, he said. 1600 N Pine Canyon Rd. ��������������� ��������������� plans from 22 of the state’s 29 the Emergency Planning and “There has been some mis- While some sections of the (East of Viaduct) • 843-5800 ��������������� ������������������� Tickets are now available online �������������� ���������������� counties. If an official denied Community Right-to-Know understanding on what they emergency plans could be at www.movieswest.com access to the document, the Act, which allows any mem- can and cannot release,” said disclosed, other sections may ������������ ���������������� ��������� March 9- 15 ������������ ������ *Times & Shows Subject to Change ����������� ������������� Lehi residents upset over ����������� ��������������������� The Perfect Job is Waiting for You! * ������������ ������������ ������������� ������������ TOOELE Wild Hogs six-lane highway through town TRANSCRIPT Dly: 4:25, 7:00, 9:10 ��������������� ������������ (PG-13) PROVO, Utah (AP) — A holding hands with hunters ULLETIN Sat: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:00, 9:10 ����������� ����������� B Sun: 12:05, 2:15, 4:25, 7:00 Only ����������� ������������ group of Lehi residents have and fishermen, we have indi- ����������� banded together to protest vidual homeowners that are ������������� �������������������� a six-lane highway the state just in it to protect their future ����������� ����������������� is planning to build through Music & Lyrics and their families.” Dly: 4:00, 7:10, 9:15 (PG-13) ���������������� ����������������� northern Utah County. Sarah Kimmel joined the ������������� ���������������������� Sat: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:10, 9:15 Organizers say they expect organization about a month Sun: 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 7:10 Only ��������������� hundreds to demonstrate ago. The backyard of her �������������� ����������������� against the Utah Department ������������� �������������� newly constructed home is on ��������������� �������������� of Transportation’s proposed 1900 South, one of the pro- Number 23 ��������������� �������������� Mountain View Corridor this posed sites for the Mountain Dly: 4:15, 7:05, 9:10 (R) week. Sat: 12:05, 2:10, 4:15, 7:05, 9:10 ���������� View Corridor. Sun: 12:05, 2:10, 4:15, 7:05 Only ����������� ���������������� “I’m furious,” said David “They shouldn’t be selling ������������ ����������������� Klock, Lehi resident, devel- homes if there are going to ����������� �������� oper and conservationist. “I’m ������������� �������� be freeways going through FREE Drink angry that we don’t have some Ghost Rider ���������������� ����������������� it,” she said. “We moved from with any dinner Dly: 4:00, 7:00, 9:20 (PG-13) ������������� ������������������� mass transportation plan. southern California hoping Sat: 12:35, 4:00, 7:00, 9:20 Anyway, we got a lot more entree purchase Sun: 12:35, 4:00, 7:00 Only this would be the last home ����������������������� people interested.” ������������������������� we were moving into.” Citizens Organized for ���������������������� There may be hundreds of ����������������������������������� Smarter Transportation are DINNERS protesters, but UDOT has mil- (Served with fries, salad and roll) Breach planning a demonstration • NY Steak Dinner Dly: 4:10, 7:15, 9:35 (PG-13) �������������������������������������� lions of dollars. Wednesday to protest the Sat: 12:15, 4:10, 7:15, 9:35 ����������������������������������������� The state’s budget sur- • Fish Dinner Sun: 12:15, 4:10, 7:15 Only �������������������������������������������� highway. The project would • Shrimp Dinner plus allowed Legislators to ���������������������������������������� cut through the west side of • Fish Combo Dinner ������������������������������������������� Salt Lake County and north- give transportation its larg- • Gyro Dinner �������������� est appropriation in 10 years. Because I Said So ��������������������������������������������� ern Utah County to connect • Chicken Dinner Dly: 4:05, 7:10, 9:25 (PG-13) ��������������������������������������������� Interstate 80 in Salt Lake Among the plans for the $1.4 Sat: 12:30, 4:05, 7:10, 9:25 ��������������������������������������������� County to Interstate 15 in billion UDOT will have at its Sun: 12:30, 4:05, 7:10 Only ����������������������������������������� disposal beginning in July is a ���������������������������������������������� Pleasant Grove. ������������������������� Klock says what started out $90 million infusion that will Show Times are subject to change. �������������������������������������������� Our Box Office opens daily 20 as an organization of about 10 pay off $1 billion in bonds for minutes before 1st show starts. ����������������������������������������� the $2 billion Mountain View ������������������������������������������� people in January now boasts All shows before 6pm $4.50 • After 6 pm Adults $6.50 �������������������������������������������� a membership of several thou- Corridor project. Children (under 12) $4.50 Seniors (over 65) $4.50 ����������������������������������������������� sand. “We are just doing this as 490 N. Main, Tooele • 882-3608 The Only State-of-the-Art Theatre in Tooele ��������������������������������������� landowners to be protected,” HOURS: Mon - Sat 10 am –10 pm Sunday 11 am – 9 pm All Digital Sound Wall to Wall Screens ������������������������ “Mostly it’s individuals, but what is remarkable about it said landowner Claude Lamp. �������������������������������������� is it’s such a diverse group,” “At this time I think it’s not ����������������������������������� he said. “We have landowners the best alternative for mov- RITZ RITZ ���������������������������������� holding hands with develop- ing traffic in and out of Utah Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:15 • 9:30 Fri & Sat 5:00 • 7:00 • 9:00 �������������������������������� ers, we have conservationists County.” Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:15 R Sun - Thurs 5:00 • 7:00 PG ����������������������������������� Tooele’s Show Place ������������������������ for Over 60 Years! Disney’s ��������������������������������������� King Leonidas ������������������������������������������������� 882-2273 & 300 Spartans TOOELE ������������������������������������������������� Your Complete 111 North Main, Tooele against thousands TRANSCRIPT of Persians ���������������������������������������������� http://ritz-motorvu.hypermart.net TO �������������������������������������������� Local News Source. BULLETIN $ BRIDGE$ TERABITHIA $ ADMISSION:300 ADULTS: 6.00 CHILD/SENIOR: 4.00 before 6pm: 4.00 TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Pothole patch-up waiting on asphalt plant to open by Suzanne Ashe the raw materials. right corner of an intersec- asphalt. The cold mix is usu- cool to a point that it is unus- as using the cold mix asphalt STAFF WRITER “We are waiting on the tion, and you pull into the left ally a temporary patch. It has able. to stretch that time out as far It’s that time of year again: asphalt plant to open,” Busico lane to make a right turn, it’s a polymer in it that keeps it “At 55 degrees you’ll lose as possible. As the snow recedes, the pot- said. Tooele City typically buys just an accident waiting to soft year-round, Busico said. about 30 percent of your Priority fixes are on the asphalt from Staker & Parson happen,” said Tooele resident The problem with cold mix load,” Busico said. holes pop out. main roads. Companies in Tooele. Staker Sandy Critchlow. “They are asphalt is that, at about $100 With warmer weather com- City roads that suffered When older roads do need through cycles of freeze-thaw & Parson’s hot plants for mix- such a danger because you are per ton, it is cost-prohibitive ing to the valley this week, ing asphalt are usually up and swerving to avoid potholes in for major roadway repairs. it is the perfect time to fix to be replaced, the concrete this winter have now given running by April 15, but that the middle of the road. The This winter the city has used the many potholes pockmark- corners are also upgraded way to what drivers dread is dictated by the weather, a city should at least fill them 32 tons patching problems in ing Tooele City’s 237 miles with ramps for better acces- most — crater-sized cracks in company spokesman said. So, with gravel.” the roads. Last year, regular of road. The city will tackle sibility, explained Tooele City the asphalt. Tooele City Road Busico has promised that the Potholes are caused by asphalt sold for $37 per ton. the work in one of two ways, Maintenance Supervisor Mark Public Works Director Cary earliest plant to open will get moisture that collects under (The prices fluctuate with the either by patching up specific Campbell. This adds to the Busico and his eight-man crew the city’s business. the pavement and causes cer- price of oil.) holes or by resurfacing par- expense of road upkeep. of street workers have taken Until then, potholes are tain areas to break down, or The best temperature to ticularly bad stretches. three snowplows and salters annoying city drivers, espe- chunks of road literally “pop lay asphalt is at 70 degrees A typical 3-inch-thick city “All we need is the money,” off of city work trucks to prep cially in the older parts of out.” During the cold winter Fahrenheit. The supply source road has a lifespan of 20 years. Campbell said. And the them for hauling asphalt. town. months, potholes can only be for asphalt also needs to be Busico and his crew rely on asphalt, of course. Now all workers need are “If the potholes are on the repaired by using a cold mix close by or the mixture will preventative measures such [email protected]

Dugway High band to Every Thursday in Your Transcript-Bulletin play at Disneyland by Anna McCarty The students plan to drive CORRESPONDENT by bus to Southern California The Dugway High School on a Wednesday night and band is on its way to return home that following Disneyland. Saturday night. After sending a recording Even after the hard work The Secret To Saving Big of several of their songs to band members put in practic- Disneyland officials, the band ing to make their trip-winning was accepted to play at the recording, Nielson said the Magic Kingdom and will be battle was only half fought. performing there from May 23 Raising funds to pay for the trip has been a major project. On Heating & Cooling to May 27. The band will play at the Right now, each band mem- Park Plaza Garden Stage at ber must come up with $350 for the trip — an amount that This Disneyland and at Knott’s could drop if future fund-rais- Berry Farm. They will also may come as ers are successful. have the opportunity to find a shock to you, but you can Right Now “The biggest hassle is try- out what it’s like to play in actually save a whole lot more ing to help the students come Take a real recording studio and up with the money,” Nielson on a new more efficient heating Advantage professionally record a piece & cooling system than you ever said. efficiency of music. Their recording ses- Fund raising is hard at a thought possible. How Much Of The Tax Credit sion will be supervised by a system because you normal high school but with More? To the tune of $2150 with Before It’s Gone Disneyland studio director. Dugway being an Army base won’t have to pay dime for an The 42-member band con- Preseason Heating & Cooling there are more rules and regu- entire year. sists of half the student body lations that have to be fol- Incentives from manufactures and Through the year 2007 the of DHS, as well as a few tal- lowed, according to Nielson. the Utility Company on high- government will give a tax credit Call Harris Air and schedule ented younger students from The band will be holding regu- efficiency equipment. You know; to those homeowners that replace Dugway Junior High School. an appointment for a free home lar fund-raisers up until the the kind of equipment that can cut their older unit with a new more “I hope that the students time they leave. The next such comfort analysis. An energy your utility costs by as much as efficient heating & cooling system. will perform well and grow event is a spaghetti dinner and advisor will show you how much from the opportunities that concert night on March 15. $500 during the summer months. You can get anywhere from you can save with a new high- they’ll have as part of this In addition to the fund rais- $150 to $500 depending on the efficiency system. Harris Air is trip,” said Lee Roy Nielson, ing, the band is feverishly equipment you get. Of course, the the DHS band director. “But practicing on new pieces to Manufacture Cash dedicated to give you the best IRS will determine the final tax most importantly I wants be played in Disneyland, and in service and quality, which is Incentives credit. them to have fun playing pieces they hope will win backed by our 100% no-questions- their instruments and being in them a state band champion- Disneyland.” ship. Heating & Cooling Manufactures asked, money-back, satisfaction are looking to reward smart Consider It A Great guarantee. homeowners with cash incentives Investment For Your Exhibition to feature of up to $1100 who buy their new tax Return With Harris You Can high efficiency system now before Expect No Gimmicks… the heat hits this summer. And Tax returns are coming back in budding shutterbugs because Harris Air is the only April. A new high-efficiency Steve Schwartzman “Children have a chance to factory authorized dealer in the system is a good investment that Just The Facts From CORRESPONDENT grow and try something they valley, you can get the incentive would likely increase the value A Harris Trained Angela Gorringe remembers never have done before, and instantly…without having to mail of your home. Not to mention the taking a group of 13 children having the contest in Tooele is in a rebate. So if you’re even Professional into the mountains last year, great for the community to see fact that you will stay more all with gleaming cameras in what we offer for their kids, thinking about replacing your comfortable while paying their small hands. The group and for other cities in our unit older system than consider now a whole lot less on your noticed some road workers to come experience what we the best time to take action! utility bill because of fixing pavement beside large have here.” your home’s new found yellow tractors and before The photos displayed will Gorringe knew it her kids come from children aged 6 to Utility Company efficiency. were sitting atop the tractor 18, and will include pictures Rebates seats and delightedly snapping made with 35 mm, digital, dis- shots of anything they could posable, and Polaroid cam- 12 Months see. “It was just a cool experi- eras. Between 80 to 90 entries For a limited time, Utility (No Pay) ence,” said Gorringe, who had were sent in and judged by Companies have enhanced Same As Cash been teaching photography to Jamie Broderick of Broderick selected energy efficiency the children for a year. “It was Photography, Rick Iiams of programs including High- Financing so much fun for them and it Inkley’s, and Steve Thomas of hopefully helped them learn a Thomas Photography. Each Efficiency Central Cooling new passion and skill.” entry was judged based upon and Heating Rebates, to help That’s right, no money These children, all members age level. homeowners achieve the greatest down, no payments of the Boys & Girls Clubs of “This has been one of the of energy savings as quickly as and no interest for 6 or 12 Sincerely, most successful programs America (BGCA), will be able possible. These high-efficiency months on approved credit. And Jason Harris to see the fruits of a year’s we’ve put on,” said Dixon. with the Utility Company giving General worth of photography lesson “Our photography class has central cooling and heating as the Tooele BGCA holds become widely popular and programs range from $250 to you a rebate dependent on the Manger, its “Image Makers National the children just love taking $550. The more efficient your efficiency of your new system to Harris Air Photography Contest” exhibi- pictures. Their imaginations system, the higher the rebate. boot; it’s like having the utility tion this Friday evening from do amazing things.” company pay for your new high- 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Dow Winners from the regional James Building. Although the contest will be sent to the national contest has been held national contest later this year for over two decades, this will where they have an opportu- IT’S TRULY REMARKABLE! be the first such exhibition for nity to receive a cash prize. You can lower your utility bills and receive massive cash incentive and rebates that BGCA’s Tooele club. Entries will come from all What: Boys & Girls Clubs of could likely pay for most of your brand new high-efficiency central cooling & heating system. over the BGCA Greater Salt America photo exhibition Call us… we’ll show you how it works and how you can Lake region — of which Tooele When: Friday, March 16 take advantage of $2000 in savings. is a part. Time: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. “This is a wonderful pro- Where: Dow James Building gram,” said Tooele BGCA at 438 W. 400 North Area Director Darlene Dixon. 252-2166 882-1069 Salt Lake Tooele Reach Every Household in the Tooele Valley!

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN TOTAL MARKET COVERAGE PLAN HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Advertising • 882-0050 No Gimmicks…Just The Facts From A Trained Professional A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007 ■ Editorial ■ Guest Opinion ■ Letters to the Editor ■ Editor Jeff Barrus [email protected] Open Forum 882-0050

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OUR VIEW Don’t leave childhood obesity battle to schools We tend to remember childhood as being the healthiest of ages — a time when we could run around all day, recover our energy in a flash, and eat whatever we wanted without gaining a pound. But that’s fast becoming an outdated version of childhood. Today, one in four schoolkids in Utah is considered obese. In fact, if childhood obesity continues to rise, the next generation of children will become the first in history to have a lower life expectancy than their parents. We commend the Tooele County School District for taking steps to combat this epidemic in the schools through participation in the state’s Gold Medal School Initiative, the Presidential Physical Fitness program, and other policies to promote healthy eating and exercise. Eliminating the use of food rewards in the classroom is also a positive step, since it restores a basic tenant of educa- tion: knowledge is its own reward. But despite all the schools can do to help educate kids about healthy lifestyles, the ultimate responsibility for arresting the childhood obesity epidemic lies with parents. It’s parents — some 60 percent of whom are at least mildly obese themselves — who have led their children into this trap. They taught kids their sedentary ways and passed on their addiction to fast food and sodas. Now it’s parents who must learn new healthy habits and live them as an example to their kids. Parents have to choose nutritious foods over cheap, high-caloric foods — no matter how convenient they are to obtain. They have to set active lifestyle examples for their kids, pushing them away from hours of “screen time” — TV, computers, video games — and introducing them to the joys of sports and the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR outdoor world. They have to offer non-food rewards for good behavior. Most of all, they have to spend time with their children and set a positive lifestyle for free. You have to earn it. Immigrants example for them. The obesity epidemic started in the 1990s with the first Eliminate enticement for illegals have been the backbone of this society “latchkey kids,” and has accelerated as parents have come to spend fewer This is in response to the March 6 LETTERS POLICY from day one only if they have been will- hours per day with their children. letter to the editor “Illegal immigrants ing to be legal, responsible citizens of The Transcript Bulletin welcomes let- Obesity is stealing childhood from our children and setting them on the road need public education,” that states in ters to the editor from readers. Letters their new communities. to a life of unhealthiness. In Tooele County — a place where nutritious food part, “But what do you think will happen must be no longer than 250 words, is easy to come by and open space and fresh air are abundant — we have no if we stop providing basic social ser- Ed Larrat civil in tone, written exclusively for excuse for raising a generation of obese kids. vices and educational opportunities for Tooele the Transcript Bulletin, and accompa- illegal immigrants and their children?” nied by the writer’s name, address and Hmm, let’s see, it would eliminate a Military museum a good idea phone number. Priority will be given to GUEST OPINION major factor in people wanting to come I read about the proposed mili- letters that refer to a recent article in here illegally? Perhaps they won’t come tary museum in the paper on Jan. 18. the newspaper. All letters may be sub- here illegally. Lessening the burden on (“Military museum marching ahead ject to editing. American taxpayers may allow them to under new County Commission”). What New building codes hurt spend/give more to the millions of needy a great idea. What progress is being Letters written to thank an individual or organization should be submitted for Americans here legally. made to get it going? There are many “Notes of Appreciation” J. Hayden who support this idea. businesses and residents Tooele Terry Kessock Readers who are interested in writing a ’m inflamed. prices) keep going up. St. George longer guest op-ed column on a topic of Not the sore House size is another issue. I grew Conditions come with immigration general interest should contact Editor feet and up in Tooele, happy as a clam in a In the March 6 letter “Illegal immi- Tax unfair Jeff Barrus directly via the contact Iaching legs house smaller than 1,100 square feet. grants need public education,” Jonathan Way back in the spring of 2005, the information at the top of this page. inflamed from All my little friends were happy clams, Westover advocates continuing to allow residents of Cedar Crest Village Senior climbing a big too. There wasn’t a house for blocks illegal immigrants access to free pub- Mobile Home Park were told to find E-mail: [email protected] mountain in South that was over 1,100 square feet, and lic education. I agree that every child another place to live. Since then, thou- Fax: (435) 882-6123 Mail: Letters to the Editor America, but from few had garages. The hood didn’t look should be educated. However, when he sands of hours of sleep have been Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tooele City going like cookie-cutter homes, either. I’m lost and maybe even a few tears. But states if we don’t educate these chil- P.O. Box 390 too far. I’m talk- Bart Hamatake pretty sure the builders who build dren the “societal costs” would be much then again, who cares? The rich make ing about our city GUEST COLUMNIST cookie-cutter homes at 1,000 square more costly, I disagree. Those costs are the laws which leave the rest of us leaders imposing feet will still build cookie-cutter already here. Even if an illegal immigrant scratching manure with the chickens. St. while trying to get into Wal-Mart. new building homes at 1,100 square feet. I’m all for gets a free education they’re still illegal No state or federal governmental agen- After I was hit, I couldn’t move or hardly codes that are prohibitive to all but stopping the same-same houses on and won’t be able to get a better job than cy has offered any assistance to any breathe. All I could think about was try- the wealthy. There are some issues street after street. I’m all for clean- they would if they were not educated. of us. But Mike Fortune, representing ing to let my husband know where I was. with the newly passed code I have ing up dumpy neighborhoods. Maybe They are illegal and it is illegal to employ the Affordable Residential Community A wonderful lady rushed to my passen- huge problems with. My biggest prob- somebody here has had a bad experi- them, so they will still have to live and (ARC), came to our rescue. And for this ger side window that had been busted lem is how a few heady, high-minded ence in a crappy neighborhood, but work in the shadows of society doing kind of assistance, our local governmen- out and used her cell phone to call my people are dictating to an entire this new ordinance isn’t going to low-salary work, usually without health tal agency has assessed a “poor tax” of friends for me. I barely remember any- community how we are to build our resolve that. If people are junky when care or any other benefits. The responsi- $2,500 for each unit purchased from us. one who was there, but I do remember houses. Geez, what are they going to they have small garages, they’ll still be bility for these families lies within these This fee is to be passed on to us, since a lot of concerned voices telling me to tell us next, what colors to use on our junky with big garages. families. There are paths to becoming our units will not measure up to the stay awake. Thank you to all of you. And houses? Will we get extra points if we I don’t pretend to know what the legal but it takes effort and willingness agency’s specific criteria. Is this the sort I want to thank the lady who called my use nice ones? solution is. I think the point system to assimilate into our society. So instead of help the city council had in mind? friends and husband, who was at work I’ve been building houses exclu- as a whole is a good idea, but it does of giving a free education to everyone, Why can’t they leave we ol’ folks alone? at the time. You did a wonderful thing. sively in Tooele Valley for more than “need to be tweaked a bit.” I know of put some conditions on illegal immi- Let us die in peace. You are generous. I thank you from the two decades. In those last 22 years, subcontractors who refuse to work grants, such as registration with the Walt Birkner bottom of my heart. To all the citizens of I’ve only built a handful of houses that in Tooele City because of prohibitive federal government, learning English as Tooele Tooele who were there that day giving would pass Tooele’s new ordinance. issues. I can think of a lot of people a Second Language and mandatory com- statements and witnessing my wreck, And I’ve built some big, beautiful hous- who will not be able to afford a house munity service. These conditions will it’s wonderful to know the small-town es. In fact, I’ve never lived in a house in Tooele because an elected few Small-town love alive help both the existing community and I was in a terrible car accident on love is still alive in Tooele. Thank you. that would pass Tooele’s new code. thought they could change the world especially the illegal immigrant com- Monday, March 5, at 2:40 p.m. I was hit Jozette Dunn The biggest problem is the mandatory — if not Tooele — by requiring big munity. Remember, nothing good comes at the intersection of 1280 N. and Main Tooele width of the garage. I’m currently bid- garages. I can see it now: A visitor ding on a fabulous Victorian house driving through the quaint streets of plan — in Grantsville thank goodness Tooele remarks, “What a lovely town. — that doesn’t even have a garage. The The garages are beautifully wide new code requires not only a garage, and the masonry on the back of the but a double garage and a 24-foot-wide houses is charming. And the houses garage at that. And that’s not all folks. are so big!” It has to be 24 feet wide at the inside The city says there has been little measurement, which means a mini- response to the new code. They say mum 24 feet 8 inches wide overall. The some complaints may be just over house I’m living in right now, which typographical errors. was featured in the paper a few years Mayor, City Council and public ago because of its handcrafted unique- works officials, consider this a com- ness, wouldn’t qualify for a building plaint, if not a whine. As a builder, I’ll permit in Tooele City because the build whatever is brought to me. This garage isn’t wide enough. is hurting the citizens and would-be I challenge our little City Council citizens of your fair town. Citizens, to find a plan that has a standard if you feel these new ordinances double garage that is 24 feet 8 inches are unfair, write a letter to the City wide. The point here is it’s going to Council. cost money to have plans redrawn and it’s going to cost more money to Bart Hamatake was born and build the houses. Quoting the Feb. 22 raised in Tooele and has lived Transcript-Bulletin article “Tooele’s in Grantsville for the past 22 building code changes not scoring years. He owns Bart Hamatake points with everyone,” I’m afraid Construction and has been building “status quo” is house prices (and land homes in Tooele Valley since 1985.

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Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A5 Local Dairy Princess to compete for state crown Natalie Tripp “I’ll really focus on my knowl- importance of staying physically and gangs. She has also been very Dairy Princess,” Garcia said of her CORRESPONDENT edge of dairy information and fit. involved in community events, experience. “Wearing my crown Brains, beauty, creativity, and study the facts that I need to The Utah State Dairy Princess volunteering with the Chamber of and sharing my knowledge about milk. A slightly odd combination, know,” she said. “I have to cre- Pageant isn’t all glitz and glamour. Commerce, Farm Field Days, the dairy with others has been the but not for Tooele’s Karli Jae ate an original jingle, which has The nine contestants in Thursday’s Tooele County Fair activities and highlight of my life.” Garcia. been really fun, and I also tweak competition will be judged on pri- Together With Youth activities. Garcia is the daughter of The 2006 Tooele County Dairy my presentation of my platform a vate interviews, dairy knowledge, She is currently serving as co- Carolyn Garcia and Kriss Garcia. Princess is set to compete for the little bit. ” physical fitness, onstage questions, president of DECA, a high school The pageant will begin at 7 p.m. state Dairy Princess crown this Since being crowned, Garcia evening wear and their own dairy and college program that includes at the Dixie Convention Center Thursday in St. George. has traveled to preschools, ele- jingle. The winner will walk away studies in marketing, management, in St. George. Tickets can be pur- Garcia, 18, won her crown over mentary schools and the Boys & with the state crown and a schol- entrepreneurship, finance, hospi- chased for $10 at the door. six other contestants last May. Girls Clubs of America promot- arship worth $2,000. They will tality and marketing sales and ser- A senior at Tooele High School ing her platform, “A Healthy You then travel throughout the state vice. Garcia has been a member who is concurrently studying to Comes From a Healthy Moo.” over the next 12 months to repre- for three years — competing at ������������ become an emergency medical “We all know that dairy keeps Tooele High School senior Karli sent the Utah Dairy Commission the state level in the management ���������� technician at the Jordon Applied us healthy,” Garcia said, “and we Jae Garcia, 18, will represent and Utah Dairy Farmers. They division and winning a delegate Technology Center, she plans to all know that dairy comes from Tooele County at the state will promote the importance of position. She was also named 2006 ����������� attend Weber State University in cows. By combining these two, Dairy Princess competition this dairy products in healthy lifestyles DECA Student of the Year, and the fall, continuing her college I came up with my platform Thursday in St. George. through their platform. has been a member of the Tooele �������������� education in their nursing pro- phrase. I have found this title to Garcia has also been a guest High School Majestix Flag Team, a gram. be very successful in catching the Garcia encourages children to speaker at local DARE gradua- cheerleader, a drill team member �������������� Garcia is in full swing preparing attention of children and young get three daily servings of dairy tions, motivating students to stay and a dance company member. ���������������� for the state contest. adults.” products and she emphasizes the away from drugs, alcohol, violence “I’ve really enjoyed being a ��������

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But, human  � resources director Dolores Lopez ������������������������������������������ ����������������������������������������������� still said the experience was posi-  ����������������������������������������������������� tive. ����������������������������� “We picked up a potential electri- cian, which we’d been having a hard time doing, and I got to know a lot of other human resource directors,” said Lopez. “Even if we just get one Mike Hunsaker Meats electrician it’s pretty good because we advertised in the paper and we fresh made 99 didn’t find anyone.” Corn Beef $3 /lb Even when Cass Miller, owner of $ 99 Beehive Homes, wasn’t talking to Sirloin Steak 3 /lb potential employees, he was mak- photography / Amy Trebella lean ing good use of time. Miller got Busloads of job seekers attended the USU Career Fair last Friday Ground Beef $199 /lb information he needed from repre- at the Utah State University Tooele Regional Campus. Not since the 10 lbs or more sentatives of the state Department 1950s have such a high percentage of Utah workers been employed. of Workforce Services, a temp boneless, skinless benefits, or that people with skills agency and LDS employment ser- of information that was valuable to Chicken Breast $209 /lb vices — all of which will help him can work in the field they want. me. I thought it was a great idea. I’d find employees in the future. “Even in a strong economy like like to see them do it again and I “It was kind of long but it wasn’t this, the skills people have and would participate in it.” 580 N. 1000 W. Tooele • 882-4882 the skills people are seeking are too bad. I was there for seven hours [email protected] Hours: Mon -Tues 9-6 • Wed - Thurs 9-5 and everyone else was leaving when not necessarily the same thing,” I left,” said Miller. “Other than that, Dobson said. “Clearly, under these it was great. I collected a couple conditions you can find a job, but resumes and met a lot of people I you might not find your ideal job.” needed to make contact with.” Dobson said the state faces short- Tooele County School District ages both in skilled and unskilled and Mountain West Medical Center labor. were both in attendance looking for “We’ve found there have been teachers and nurses. The district some complaints from restaurant had about 100 openings last year owners who need dishwashers,” and expects to have quite a few this Dobson said, explaining that high- year as well. paying construction jobs are steal- James Glade, human resources ing jobs from other industries. director at Mountain West Medical Low unemployment is good for Center, was offering between $10 workers, Dobson said, as they have ��������������������������� to $19.10 as an hourly starting wage more jobs available and competi- for CNAs, LPNs and nurses. He tion pushes wages up. But some ���������������������������� said he struggles to fill positions companies may struggle to pay for nurses regardless of how the higher wages, and may have to economy is doing. do more on-site training to bring “Typically the registered nurses, the available employees up to the radiology technicians and respira- needed skill level. In addition, low tory therapists are in demand any- unemployment encourages in- time. The market does drive that a migration from other areas. little, but it’s largely finding the skill While Utah’s unemployment set,” Glade said. rate is currently 2.7 percent, the While EnergySolutions and national rate is also considered low Home Depot collected resumes for at 4.6 percent. future positions, neither had cur- Leaving the job fair, Michelle rent positions open. Gray of Tooele said she’d found Tooele Federal Credit Union a few jobs to apply for. Gray is in and Miller Motorsports Park were her second semester at Utah State mainly looking for part-time and University and hopes the strong seasonal employees, and said they market allows her to quit her job have no problems filling their slots. through a temp agency, which The race track expects to have 100 doesn’t provide benefits, and get to 400 seasonal positions to fill by into something that could set her May. on a career path in business. “During the summer we have a “I think I’ll apply to the airport. lot of kids come and want to apply They’re looking to hire human just because racing catches their resource clerks and they offer full fancy,” said Mindi Franklin, with benefits,” she said. “Especially Miller Motorsports Park, who said where they do a lot of data entry the track will also be looking for a and I have lot of experience there.” few more-experienced workers. Beehive Homes owner Miller Jim Dobson, regional economist was glad for the chance to meet with the Department of Workforce potential employees. Services, said while the unemploy- “I think it was very helpful. As ment rate is incredibly low, that far as successful — that remains doesn’t mean there isn’t competi- to be seen, depending on if we hire tion for jobs with high pay and good anyone. But I received a whole lot

“Hopefully, we can complete the Benson small mill by the fall if we can get continued from page A1 some manpower,” Shields said. “It is kind of like a replica of the big 12 acres,” said McKendrick. “We’ve mill. At first we were going to com- been building a new maintenance pletely restore the old mill and get it building there for the past year. working, but that became too much Currently we have one full-time so we decided to go with a replica. employee who works all the time ����������������������������������������������������������������������� People can still tour the old mill.” there taking care of facilities and ���������������������������������������������������������������������� She said there are plenty of other working on projects.” ���������������������������������������������������������������������� things to see at the Benson Grist The county has also begun con- �������������������������������������������������������������������� Mill including three acres packed structing a miniature mill near the ����������������������������������������������������������������� old historic mill. Already a water- with pioneer structures and other historical memorabilia. wheel has been built and the foun- ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� dation poured for the minimill. [email protected]

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his father, Morris Don Young; Morris Don Young mother, Ruth Elaine Young; Wendy Lougy Davis and his brother, Edward Young. Junior He is survived by his wife Who’s peeking out from under who loved him dearly, Laurie that stairway? Everyone knows Our Strength Anderson Young; and his chil- it’s Wendy. Wendy Lougy Davis dren, Laura Dawn Young, Mandy joined our Father in Heaven Our beloved husband, father, Young, Crystal Wallace (Scott), on Feb. 28, 2007. Her passing brother, uncle and friend peace- Heidi Mills (Tedd), Mark Young followed her battle with medi- fully passed away March 12, (Marie), Karl Young, Philip cal complications. Wendy was 2007, after battling with many Young, and Cameron Young. laid to rest March 3, in South health problems including dia- His sisters, Florence Hinckley Carolina, where she lived after betes, several heart attacks, kid- (Gary), Mary Collier (Jay), growing up in Tooele, Utah. ney failure, kidney transplant Dorothy Oliphant (Owen); and She will be greatly missed by from his wife, leg amputation, brother, Dave Young (Karen). all that knew and loved her. broken neck, broken hip and God be with you till we meet She is survived by her hus- blindness. Through his many tri- again. band, Neil Davis; father, Roger als he exhibited a positive atti- Morris Don Young Junior Wendy Lougy Davis Funeral services will be held (Linda) Lougy; mother, Cathy tude and faith in the Lord. The Saturday, March 17, at 10 a.m. of his father and became an Atkin Eleopulos (Thomas); Curtis (Susie) Lougy, Cody wonderful children, Tyler, 17, long battle is over. at the Grantsville West Stake attorney advocating for others. (Bonnie) Lougy; and her two and Brandon, 14. Don Young was born in Salt brothers, Troy (Erma) Lougy, He also served with faith and Center (115 E. Cherry Street). Lake City on June 24, 1953, to devotion in many capacities in There will be a viewing Friday, Morris Don Young and Ruth the LDS church; among some March 16, from 6 p.m. to 8 Elaine Young. He was raised in of them: bishop, scoutmaster, p.m. at Tate Mortuary (110 S. Zero Gravity to launch new Tooele. Don married the beauti- missionary leader, and gospel Main St., Tooele) and 9 to 9:45 ful Laurie Anderson Sept. 13, doctrine teacher. His favorite a.m. prior to the service at the 1974, in the Salt Lake Temple of church calling was home teach- church. Interment will be in the The Church of Jesus Christ of Tooele City Cemetery next to commercial flights in Las Vegas er. He loved and prayed for those Latter-day Saints. We will miss he served daily. his father and mother. In lieu of LAS VEGAS (AP) — Tourists experience.” rience 25-second snippets of zero his spiritual strength very much. He was preceded in death by flowers, make donations to the familiar with the ups and downs Zero G will pipe in music and gravity during the descent. As the He followed in the footsteps Boy Scouts of America. of gambling will soon be able add a post-flight champagne party plane climbs, passengers experi- to experience the real thing high for its offering for $3,675 includ- ence 25 seconds of being pushed above the Nevada desert. ing tax, he said. The company Wolverton. At the age of 4, down hard, as they feel 1.8 times If it happens here, The parabolic flight company expects to fly more than 100 times Todd Wolverton Todd moved to Tooele with his the normal pull of the Earth. This that is giving physicist Stephen in its first year in Las Vegas. It also read about it here. parents and two older broth- is repeated 15 times. Hawking his first experience with flies out of Kennedy Space Center “Wolf” ers, Bryce and Brad Wolverton. The company plans to market TOOELETRANSCRIPT weightlessness in April has decid- in Florida. In 1991 Todd met Ann Marie its Las Vegas flights, mostly on the BULLETIN ed to set up a base in Las Vegas The company has taken 2,500 On May 17, 1958, a unique Barbiero, and they were mar- weekend, through local hotel con- and take paying customers on the passengers on about 100 missions Subscribe Today • 882-0050 and untamable soul was put ried March 27, 1993. Todd didn’t ultimate thrill ride. since it was approved by the cierges, via a nationwide retailer onto this earth, Todd Michael realize that not only was he “This is not a New York-New Federal Aviation Administration and on major Web sites. Wolverton “Wolf.” Wolf left this marrying Ann, but he inherited York roller coaster ride,” said in 2004 during its “beta-testing” The first commercial flight from earth unexpectedly on March the whole Barbiero family, who Life insurance: How much Peter Diamandis, chief executive period, Diamandis said. McCarran International Airport is 11, 2007, as a result of a heart welcomed and loved him as a and what type? of Zero Gravity Corp., referring The company takes a modi- set for April 21 following a week attack. brother and a son. Together, to the venerable attraction on fied Boeing 727 to 32,000 feet at of promotions. Well, that depends on you. But you can Todd and Ann have two beauti- Todd was born in Vallejo, the Las Vegas Strip. “We’ve really a sharp angle and then plunges “We have to have a floating depend on me to help you get it right. ful sons, Cameron Zachary and Calif., to Hayden and Goldie made it a high-quality Vegas-like 8,000 feet so passengers can expe- Elvis,” he said. Call today for a free, no-obligation Life Alec Jagger. Cameron and Alec Insurance Needs Analysis. were the pride and joy of Todd’s life. He loved his boys more than anything in the world and never Computer firms boost recycling missed an activity they were involved in. Todd was a wonder- ful dad and a great friend to his children. Todd was also a great as electronic garbage mounts friend and father figure to his by Terence Chea environmentally friendly prod- “No matter how they recycle, it nieces and nephews who loved ASSOCIATED PRESS ucts.” doesn’t matter if there are still Steven R Smith Insurance Agency Still, e-waste is a growing envi- toxic materials in their comput- 968 North Main Street and adored being with “uncle ROSEVILLE, Calif. (AP) — Tooele, UT 84074 Todd.” Todd loved them all as if ronmental and public health con- ers.” (435) 833-9541 Bus This is where computers go to www.srsmithagency.com they were his own and treated die a green death. cern as the world becomes more Among computer manufac- [email protected] them as such. Todd had many Inside Hewlett-Packard Co.’s wired and companies introduce turers, Dell has emerged as a passions in life. cavernous recycling plant in the new products at a faster pace. leader in electronics recycling. Those who knew Wolf knew Sacramento suburbs, truckloads Discarded computers, tele- The Round Rock, Texas-based of his passion for The Rolling of obsolete PCs, servers and visions, radios, batteries, cell company has pledged to phase American Family Life Insurance Company Home Office – Madison, WI 53783 Stones and music in general. printers collected from consum- phones, cameras and other gad- out certain toxic chemicals and www.amfam.com He instilled his love of music ers and businesses nationwide gets contain a stew of toxic met- began offering free recycling for © 2006 002024 – 1/06 in Cam and Al taking them to are cracked open by goggled als and chemicals such as lead, all its products in December. their first Stone’s concert at workers who pull out batteries, mercury, cadmium, chromium, Chairman and CEO Michael very early ages. There wasn’t a circuit boards and other poten- brominated flame retardants and Dell challenged the industry to Who Makes the Best Hearing Aids, mile Wolf wouldn’t travel for the tially hazardous components. polychlorinated biphenyls, or follow his company’s lead in his and How Much Do They Cost? Rolling Stones. Todd also had a The electronic carcasses are PCBs. keynote address at this year’s great passion for the Utah Jazz, fed into a massive machine that The U.S. Environmental Consumer Electronics Show in Consumer’s Guide Compares the St. Louis Rams and family noisily shreds them into tiny Protection Agency says American Las Vegas, saying, “It’s the right 28 Major Hearing Aid Brands trips to Wendover. pieces and mechanically sorts consumers generated nearly 2 thing to do for our customers. Todd is survived by his wife, the fragments into piles of steel, million tons of electronic waste It’s the right thing to do for our Get this book to learn: Ann; and two sons, Cameron and aluminum, plastic and precious in 2005. Gartner estimates that earth.” What is the best brand for you? Alec. Brothers- and sisters-in- metals. Those scraps are sent 133,000 PCs are discarded by The company recovered 80 How much do hearing aids law, Bryce and Debbie Wolverton to smelting plants, mostly in the U.S. homes and businesses each million pounds of equipment in cost? and Brad Wolverton, Betsy Sacramento area, where they are day. 2005. Some computers are refur- What should you expect from and Jay; father- and mother-in- melted down for reuse. Only 10 to 15 percent of elec- bished and resold _ possibly new hearing aids? law, Gene and Janet Barbiero; The computer industry is tronics are currently recycled, overseas _ while parts or materi- Learn how to save 50% off sisters- and brothers-in-law, ramping up its campaign against industry analysts say. The rest als are recycled within the U.S. MSRP on digital hearing aids. Gina and Ron Ruiz, Anthony electronic waste, a dangerous collects dust in people’s homes if equipment can’t be fixed, said For a FREE copy, call Barbiero and Julie Coleman, byproduct of technology’s relent- or gets dumped into municipal Dell spokesman Bryant Hilton. Offered to the public by and Joseph Barbiero. Todd also less expansion. HP and Dell Inc., landfills, where environmental- “Our goal is to make it as easy 1-800-957-6270 leaves behind dear friends, Rich Custom Hearing 24-Hour Recorded Message which together sell more than ists worry toxic chemicals can to recycle a computer as it is to UT License #368167-4601 and Monica Martinez and fam- half the country’s PCs, are earn- leak out. buy one,” said Hilton, adding that ily, Floyd and Theresa Martinez ing praise from environmental- Among the e-waste that is the company’s electronic waste and family and Victor and Sheila ists for using more eco-friendly recycled, activists say, up to 80 isn’t shipped overseas. Martinez and family. components and recycling their percent is exported overseas to Hewlett-Packard recycled 164 He was preceded in death by products when consumers dis- dismantling shops where poor million pounds of hardware and his parents, Hayden and Goldie card them. workers are exposed to hazard- print cartridges globally last year, Wolverton. Todd and Goldie “The computer companies are ous fumes and chemicals while 16 percent more than the previ- are hittin’ the slots together! definitely embracing the idea trying to extract valuable metals ous year. In the U.S., the com- Funeral services will be held on that they need to deal with their and components. pany recycles about 50 million Rick Wortley, PT, specializes in the treatment of Thursday, March 15, at 1 p.m. at orthopedic, spine, musculoskeletal products at the end of their use- Researchers for Greenpeace pounds at its plants in Roseville and work related injuries. Tate Mortuary, 110 S. Main St. ful life,” said Barbara Kyle, who International have detected high and Nashville, Tenn. and doesn’t Tooele, Utah. Friends may call at coordinates the San Francisco- levels of toxic metals in soil and send any of that waste stream to the Mortuary Wednesday from 6 based nonprofit Computer water samples collected around landfills or overseas. to 8 p.m. and from 11:30 to 12:30 TakeBack Campaign. “There’s electronics-dismantling work- Since it began recycling 20 prior to the service. Interment been a complete turnaround.” shops in China and India. years ago, Palo Alto-based HP Tooele City Cemetery. But activists say far too much A growing number of coun- has set out to design products of the nation’s electronic garbage tries and states are requiring that last longer and are easy to To make an appointment call 435-882-1263 Your Local News Source — not only PCs but also TVs, electronics companies to take recycle, said John Frey, who All insurance plans accepted. radios, batteries and other mate- responsibility for recycling their manages the company’s environ- Rocky Mountain Therapy Services is now located at TOOELETRANSCRIPT rials — still ends up in landfills products. mental strategies. BULLETIN or gets shipped overseas to poor Japan, South Korea and most HP still charges for recycling, 822 East Main • Grantsville countries, where it pollutes the European countries now require but consumers get a coupon that environment and exposes work- electronics manufacturers to pay goes toward the purchase of ers to dangerous chemicals. for and manage recycling pro- new products. It also organizes “The United States is not grams for their products. collection drives at retail stores responsibly managing this waste There is no such federal where consumers can drop off stream,” said Sarah Westervelt law in the United States, but old gear for free. of the Basel Action Network, a Washington, Maine and Maryland “Being environmentally Seattle-based group that seeks recently passed “take-back” laws responsible makes sense for our to stop the spread of hazardous and about a dozen other states business _ it affects brand loy- waste. “We’re allowing it to go are considering such legislation. alty and how customers view offshore and poison developing California made it illegal to us,” Frey said. countries.” throw away nearly all electronic But the problem is far wider The push to recycle reflects products last year, but the state than just computers. a broader greening of the tech doesn’t require manufacturers to Activists are focusing more industry. take back their products. Instead, attention on televisions, which In addition to recycling and when consumers buy electronics, make up an increasingly large eliminating toxic chemicals, they pay fees to cover the cost of share of the world’s electron- more companies are making recycling those products later. ic waste. As more Americans their products energy efficient, E-waste advocates are push- switch to flat-panel TVs, they using eco-friendly packaging and ing “producer responsibility” are throwing out clunky cathode- offsetting their carbon emissions because it gives companies an ray tube sets that contain large to curb global warming. incentive to make their devices amounts of lead. “This focus is good for busi- more environmentally friendly. “The TV industry needs to step ness,” said Carl Claunch, a com- “It’s essential that manufac- up and create some takeback puter industry analyst at the turers think through the end of programs,” Kyle said. “Ultimately, technology research company life of their products,” said Rick they must design their stuff in a Gartner Inc. “There’s a growing Hind, legislative director for way that makes them easier to pool of customers who value Greenpeace’s toxics campaign. recycle.” TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A7 REEL TALK

‘Ultimate gift’ heavy with life lessons, light on quality FLICK AT A GLANCE Grade: C ome how to work hard, find one true really isn’t anything extraordi- films friend and get his family to be narily special about this film. Rated: PG Sattempt civil to one another. Each of I wanted “The Ultimate Gift” Time: 114 minutes to throw a these tasks must be completed Now playing Saturday to the expectations of Hamilton. to be good and it just barely morning life While attempting to complete misses. lesson at audi- a task — and wanting to give ences. These up — Jason meets Alexia (Ali Father Matthew O. Wixted and the parishioners of films can Hillis) and Emily (Breslin), who range from show him the importance of true St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church being kind to friendship. others, shar- Missy Throughout the film, the audi- are pleased to extend congratulations to ing and the Thompson ence learns that Jason hasn’t Most Reverend John C. Wester epitome of STAFF WRITER had the best relationship with the life les- his grandfather. In fact, he on his installation as the sons: putting family and friends couldn’t care less that his grand- nineth bishop of the Diocese before material wealth. father is dead. Jason’s father, of Salt Lake City. In the Fox Faith film “The Red’s son, died years before, but Ultimate Gift,” a young man photo credit / Twentieth Century Fox Jason never learned the truth of Wednesday, March 14, 1 p.m. must embark on a strange jour- Jason Stevens (Drew Fuller) realizes how much he needs Emily (Abigail how. Through his tasks, Jason Breslin) who is fighting a life-threatening illness in the movie “The ney that will help him learn learns the lessons his grand- Ultimate Gift.” money isn’t everything. In some father never taught him while An open invitation is extended to all residents of films, this message is subtle. plays a supporting character, Jason has been living off his he was alive, including how his Tooele County to view the Installation Mass broadcast “The Ultimate Gift,” however, but it’s a good thing her nomi- mother for years, he has yet to father died. live on the internet, on the large screen in the hits audiences over the head nation came from “Little Miss learn the value of money, friends The storyline is simple and St. Marguerites Parish social hall repeatedly. Sunshine” because her acting in and family. In order to receive sweet, yet pounds the message (refreshments will be served), Based on the book by Jim this film was not up to par. what Red calls an “ultimate gift,” into the viewer so you leave or later on television. Stovall, “The Ultimate Gift” stars When millionaire Red Stevens Jason must sufficiently complete with no doubts about what is many unknown actors and a few (Garner) dies, his squabbling a series of tasks. more important than money. Streaming video available online at: well-known ones. James Garner children, in-laws and relatives Through a video will and “The Ultimate Gift” may have http://grande.icatholic.org/broadcast.html and Brian Dennehy both appear each believe they should inherit the help of his close colleague been better made as a television in supporting roles, giving the his millions. However, it’s Jason Ted Hamilton (Bill Cobbs), movie or even a straight-to-DVD The entire Installation Mass will be broadcast by KSL Sunday, March 18 at 10 a.m. independent film a level of valid- Stevens (Drew Fuller), his grand- Jason learns of each “gift” he film. The performances are okay, ity. Academy Award-nominated son, who is the only descendant will receive that leads to the the cinematography is okay and actress Abigail Breslin also to receive anything. Because ultimate gift. Jason must learn the film itself is just okay. There MARCH 24th & 31st Fahrenheit. A third incinerator destroys ash Army and trash left over from the process, continued from page A1 Mahall said. The resulting air dis- charge runs through about 20 car- Two more chemical disposal bon filters to ensure it is purified. plants are slated to be built in Trial burns that concluded in Colorado and Kentucky. According January allowed one-ton containers to the DOD budget report, the to be processed. Prior to the trial Deseret Peak Complex Pueblo Chemical Agent Destruction burn, the maximum set amount of Adults 7 on 7 Pilot Plant will reach final design agent that could be destroyed at $150 per team completion this spring. The Blue a time was 632 pounds. A lot was Grass Chemical Agent Destruction learned about the burning process Call Jeff Newton Pilot Plant will reach final design during the trial, such as the discov- completion this fall. ery of mercury in the agent. 435 241 0057 With the addition of these two The presence of mercury, Mahall plants, the deadline of April 2012 for said, was like finding egg shells in 100 percent of the agent stockpile to cake batter when the recipe didn’t be eliminated should be met. call for eggs. “We are making good progress,” “The agent was clear water. What photography courtesy of Deseret Chemical Depot Mahall said of all of all the sites, not we got was all sorts of cross-con- Mustard agent is stored in ton containers (foreground) at the Deseret just Tooele. tamination,” he said. “Mercury was Chemical Depot before being drained and then burned in a furnace. According to Mahall, the process not supposed to be there because it for destroying chemical agents is to creates more complications such as al products by October 2005. By drain the metal containers of liquid air emissions. August 2006 the machinery had and process them through a fur- The technology for destroying been converted to process muni- nace/pollution abatemen.t system chemical agents has not changed tions and ton containers, which while the liquid agent is burned in much in the past 10 years, Mahall hold mustard gas. a separate liquid incinerator. The said. The agents that are being Some of the agents predate agent is incinerated at 2,000 degrees destroyed in other locations include World War I. More sophisticated Fahrenheit or higher. The metal cas- nerve agents, or VX agents, which nerve agents were developed during ings, depending on what material are more dangerous than the mus- the Cold War. The last time the U.S. they are made of, go in to the incin- tard gas burned at the Tooele facil- manufactured chemical agents on a erator on a tray like an egg carton ity. The Tooele plant completed mass scale was in 1968. and are burned at 1,500 degrees processing VX agents and residu- [email protected]

special medical needs includ- to five hours a week. Hiring four Nursing ing asthma, diabetes or food new nurses would mean nurses continued from page A1 allergies requires a health plan would be able to be in each Johnson. outlining medical care. In 2002, school 10 to 15 hours a week, The need to add school nurs- health department nurses man- Bateman said. es is also pressing because more aged only 11 such care plans. By Increasing nursing staff will students now require medical 2006, the number had increased also enable the schools to offer to 673 plans. more health education and pre- attention in school. The number In addition, Ahlstrom said, it ventative care presentations to of students needing health care takes more time to develop care students, according to Bateman. plans has increased 300 per- plans than it did in the past. “We are excited, about the cent in just the last four years, “Due to the complex medical county’s help,” said Tooele County said Tooele County Community conditions of the students in the School District Superintendent Health Supervisor Sherrie school, what used to take one Mike Johnsen. “It will help us Ahlstrom, who oversees the hour now takes three,” she said. out to have more nursing hours school nurse program. Each stu- Currently school nurses are in without taking funds away from dent in the school district with each school in the district four our teacher-hiring efforts.”

Johnson said if the entire 148 westward. He stressed that he acres is zoned industrial, land had no interest in seeing the Gravel owners may sell parcels to other present gravel pit operation continued from page A1 businesses, which could open moved or closed. “This new site will enhance the door for less desirable enter- “The gravel pit is there as a the company’s ability to serve prises to set up shop in the area. non-conforming use and is not its customers and will reduce Johnson thought the area going away as long as they want traffic through the downtown would be more suitable for addi- to continue the operation,” area,” said company president tional housing if and when the Johnson said. Al Schellenberg in a statement Overlake Development moves [email protected] released today. The company expects to begin construction of a newly pur- chased concrete plant in April with completion anticipated by Jerry the end of July. A new perma- Anthony nent office building will also be constructed nearby to support Renzo the plant. Nov. 28, 1939 ~ Not everyone was pleased March 29, 1957 with the zoning change how- ever. In My Mind by Jenn Farrell Tooele City Councilman Mike Johnson voted against the rezon- Somewhere in my dreams tonight ing ordinance, which passed I’ll see you standing there the council with a 4-1 vote last You look at me with a smile “Life isn’t always fair” Wednesday. “The concerns I have are two- You say you were chosen for his garden fold,” Johnson said. “First, the His preciously hand picked bouquet only industrial zone we have in “God really needed me, That’s why I couldn’t stay” Tooele is at Utah Industrial Park and we want industry to move It’s said to be that angels there. Second, is the amount of Are sent from above land. If it only takes eight acres I’ve always had my angel My brother - whose heart was filled with love for a cement batch plant, why not rezone the eight acres, not Joann the entire 148.” A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007 Sports SPORTS WRAP Lady Buffs Region 11 boys team Colton Hogan captured first team All- Region 11 status for the Tooele High boys’ hoop squad. Hogan joins league battle to MVP Charles Abouo, Joe Stock and Wes Hyde, all of Logan High, Bear River tandem Taylor Bowcutt and Jake Miller on the first team all-region. Grantsville’s Craig bronze in Harrison claimed second-team honors with Bear River duo Jay Ledesma and Tyson Rasmussen, Logan’s B.J. Larsen and Ogden’s Reyden Egbert. Tooele combo Josh Johnson and Zac Clausing St. George along with Grantsville duo Josh Childs and by Nick Drake Marcus Johnson captured honorable men- SPORTS EDITOR tion status for the 2006-07 boys hoop Tooele has played well in the annual season. Ben Lomond combo Jake Smith and Chance Allen, Bear River’s Aaron March Warm-Up High School softball tourna- Anderson and Wade Bronson, Logan tan- ment in St. George. dem Josh Flores and Devin Peterson and But the Lady Buffs played in the premier Ogden’s Josh Murillo and Sean Holley also division and still Tooele managed to post grabbed honorable mention honors. some impressive victories and come away Softball meeting March 22 with an impressive third-place finish. Tooele County men’s and co-ed softball The local softball squad battled to a 2-1 leagues have scheduled a coaches meet- record in pool play and a split of tournament ing for March 22. The summer fee is games against Class 5A powers Bingham and $425 and the registration deadline is April Fremont to seize the bronze finish in the 17th 13. For more info contact Jeff Newton at annual tourney. 435-241-0057. Tooele claimed victories over West Jordan GHS girls softball wins (1-0), Centennial, Cal. (6-1) and Fremont Grantsville may have started off a little slow (6-3) and fell to Oaks Christian (5-0) and but finished up the two-day March Warm- Bingham (3-0) in the two-day event. Up softball tournament with an impressive win. The Cowgirls dropped a 7-0 decision The Lady Buffs also blanked Class 4A foe to Cedar City Thursday in the season Woods Cross 7-0 Thursday at Deseret Peak opener on the road. Then, Grantsville fell Complex as well. to American Fork (3-1), Durango (9-1), Tooele now sports a glossy 5-2 over- Cyprus (3-0) and Bonanza (3-1) in tourney all record on the season, heading into photography / Troy Boman action. However, Grantsville finished the Wednesday’s bitter battle with rival North Tooele’s Brock Sorenson (right) upends Carbon hurler Kyle Asay (left) at the plate on a wild pitch. Sorenson scored one of the Buffs two-day tourney with an impressive 13-2 triumph over Provo Saturday. Grantsville Sanpete at Mt. Pleasant at 3 p.m. The Lady 12 runs in the game and THS rolled to a 12-2 triumph. The Buffs captured the coveted Pizza Hut Classic baseball crown with an 8-3 hits the road to Wood Cross today at 3 Buffs return home Friday to host Uintah at win over Bishop Manogue Saturday in St. George. p.m. and host Bonneville Friday in a non- Deseret Peak Complex at 3 p.m. league decision, also at 3 p.m. Lady Buff coach Barry Pitt was impressed Cowboys fall to Wasps with his team’s stellar performance against Grantsville opened the season without the toughest division of the 50-team tourna- Buffs capture prestigious Pizza a game before the Pizza Hut Classic ment. and then drew the toughest pool in the “To place third in the toughest division two-day tournament in St. George. The we’ve ever been in since we’ve been com- Cowboys dropped all three games in ing to the tournament says a lot about these pool play, falling to top-ranked Dixie (6- Hut Classic crown in St. George girls,” he stated. “I’m really pleased with the 1), Class 4A Bishop Manogue (16-8) by Nick Drake Tooele posted a 3-1 record in the two-day and region-rival Bear River (16-3). Then way the girls are playing this early in the annual event that the Buff squad have brought season.” SPORTS EDITOR event, including an 8-3 victory over Class 4A Wasatch stung Grantsville with a come- foe Bishop Manogue, of Reno, Nev., to claim home the coveted team crown. Tooele also from-behind 6-5 win over the Cowboys Tooele wasn’t quite sure what to expect Tooele 7 - Woods Cross 0 from their baseball team, especially early in top team honors for the prep affair. logged the team title in 1996 and 2001. Saturday in tourney play. The Cowboys The Lady Buffs rolled to a decisive non- The Buffs earned a berth in Saturday’s look to regroup this week with non-league the year, with only two returning starters from Mark Pratt seized MVP honors for the tour- league triumph over the Lady Wildcats championship thanks to a 2-1 mark in pool contests slated. Grantsville ventures to last year’s region championship squad. ney and Buff teammate Matt Gochis captured Draper today for a preseason tilt with Thursday at Deseret Peak Complex to go But the Buffs are showing signs of becom- the “Best Hitter” award for the two-day event. play, beating Carbon (12-2) and Wasatch (10- Juan Diego at 3 p.m. The Cowboys open into the 17th annual March Warm-Up in St. ing another strong squad this spring, winning Derick Anderson, Stewart Christensen, Tyler 1) and falling to Cedar City (9-4). However, their home slate Thursday with a test George on a roll. four of its first five games of the season and Almond and Zac Clausing also garnered All- because Tooele, Carbon and Cedar all tied for against Delta at 3 p.m. and then hit the road with a road game at Woods Cross capturing the 2007 annual Pizza Hut Classic Tournament team honors from Tooele High. SEE BRONZE ON A9 SEE CAPTURE ON A9 Friday at 3 p.m. high school baseball tournament. The title marks only the third time in the Redmen top Buff soccer Cedar City fired in three first-half goals and held on for a hard-fought 3-2 vic- tory over Tooele in boys soccer Friday Cowboy netters perfect; at Deseret Peak Complex. Carlos Duarte, Scott Rogers and Ben Hermandsen paced the Redmen while Chase Wilson and Trevor Black had one tally each for the Buffs. The match marked the second seize tournament title contest this season decided by a mere by Nick Drake ment title was an impressive two-day perfor- goal as Tooele dropped a 4-3 overtime SPORTS EDITOR mance for the tennis squad. affair to Uintah Wednesday at Deseret Grantsville moved its lineup around to pre- “It was a great tournament for us,” he stat- Peak Complex. The Buffs hit the road to ed. “I couldn’t be happier. We accomplished Payson today for a 3:30 p.m. affair and pare for another tough and difficult boys’ ten- also venture south to Springville Thursday nis campaign in 2007. all of our goals and the kids had a great time. for a non-league contest at 3:30 p.m. But the Cowboys proved that even though They were able to gain some confidence and against the Red Devils. it doesn’t sport a single player in the starting I think this was a great start to a season I’m Erda softball teams position from a year ago, Grantsville is still a really looking forward to. Another thing I Teams are now being accepted for the very talented and formidable net squad this really found out about this team is that we 2007 Erda Softball League season. There spring. have excellent team chemistry. The reason our will be a men’s and coed league this sum- Grantsville fought to a perfect 5-0 record team wanted to go to this tournament is that mer. Entry fee is $375. Team’s will be Friday and Saturday to capture the Summit they wanted to repeat. We wanted to prove we accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Team Challenge boys’ tennis tournament in St. could repeat. We also had other personal goals For more information contact Ty Judd at George for the second year in a row. because we don’t have one player back in their 435-840-4379. The Cowboys rolled past Granger (5-0), same starting position from last year. GHS softball clinic Grand County (5-0) and Snow Canyon (4-1) “I was hoping this tournament would show Cowgirls softball clinic for players third in pool play to seize the top seed from their us what potential we have this year,” he through eighth grade will be April 14 added. “I believe we haven’t missed a beat from 10–1 p.m. and 2–5 p.m. at the respective division. Then, Grantsville upended GHS softball fields. The clinic will be Hurricane 4-1 in tourney action Saturday and from last year. We have more depth on this presented by Heidi Heath, Mandy Angelo, claimed a perfect 5-0 triumph over Snow team than we did last year.” Mikel Schirtluff, Wendy Haramoto, Kim Canyon in the finals to seize the prestigious Coach Ciervo said there were some stellar Sikander. Cost is $30 per girl and each team crown in Dixie-land. individual play from all of the starters in the will receive a T-shirt. Entry deadline is Grantsville lost its first and second singles tourney affairs. March 30. If you have questions contact to senior graduation a year ago. But with five “Logan (Paulich) played his first time at Mandy Angelo or Heidi Heath at 884- number one and beat two quality players,” he 4500 or e-mail [email protected]. returning starters, all moving up a position or two, the Cowboys are strong at the net once noted. “He found out he can play with number G-ville WBBA baseball photography / Troy Boman Grantsville’s Josh Childs smacks a backhand volley in Saturday’s second singles contest again this spring. one players. Josh (Childs) came in a little The Grantsville WBBA Youth Baseball Grantsville is set to host Copper Hills rusty after playing all of his other sports. But league, ages 4 through 12, will have against Hurricane’s Rory Anderson. The Cowboy senior registered a decisive 6-2, 6-0 vic- registration for the next two weeks. All tory over the Tiger foe to help the Cowboys capture the Summit Team Challenge Friday Wednesday at 3 p.m. in non-league play. SEE NETTERS ON A9 birthdates will be the age on April 30. and Saturday in St. George. Cowboy coach Pat Ciervo said the tourna-

FROM THE SIDELINES Cougars, Rebels invited to NCAA’s Big Dance for March Madness YU had its ence tournaments, however both squads are shooting and up-tempo play so BYU needs a mere 85 miles from Xavier’s home court BYU’s worst free-throw shooter is getting chances two of the hotter teams in the NCAA tour- to be mindful. in Cincinnati, Ohio. This spillover “whin- most of the attempts. Trent Plaisted is to win nament. The Musketeers won nine games in On the other hand, BYU’s Keena Young ing” from the MWC Tournament needs to shooting a dismal 49 percent from the chari- Beverything a row by an average of more than 19 points and Trent Plaisted should be able to hold end. Home court advantage or not, BYU is ty stripe this year. So, no more moaning and the Mountain West per game before their loss in the Atlantic 10 their own inside against the Musketeers. playing well enough to beat UNLV or Xavier groaning about home court advantages… Conference had conference semifinal against Rhode Island. Keena scored 34 points against the Rebels, anytime anywhere! BYU just needs to play just play fundamental basketball! to offer, but they They have a good coach in Sean Miller and Young, Plaisted and Lee Cummard were its game and be strong fundamentally. Case It will not be easy against Xavier, but couldn’t close at the who isn’t afraid to make drastic changes all selected to the MWC All-Tournament in point… if BYU would have hit their free it will be fun! It’s been a while since the Thomas and Mack if things start going bad. And if Wyoming’s team. BYU’s guard line isn’t anything to throws going down the stretch the MWC Cougars won an opening-round game in Center in Las Vegas, point guard Brandon Ewing and his quick- sneeze at either. The Cougars’ success will Tournament title would have been theirs. the NCAA tournament… we’re due and it’s Nev., letting the UNLV David Gumucio ness made you nervous, you may not want be determined by the outside shooting from It’s a hard pill to swallow, but BYU fans doable! If BYU beats Xavier then they will Rebels steal the MWC CONTRIBUTING WRITER to watch Xavier’s Drew Lavender. He will Austin Ainge, Mike Rose, Lee Cummard need to buck-up and admit BYU didn’t hit most likely be looking at Ohio State in the tournament. But BYU be the quickest point guard BYU has faced and Jonathan Tavernari. If the guys from their free throws allowing UNLV to parlay still received an invi- this year and his defense has significantly downtown are hot BYU will win this game. a 78-70 win over the Cougars in the MWC second round. That’s an entirely different tation to the NCAA tournament as an eighth improved. Shooting guard Stanley Burrell Typically, I’m an “old school pound-the-ball- championship game. Home court advantage matter altogether. Game time is scheduled seed in the South Regional and will take on has found his shot from the perimeter and down-the-hole” kind of guy, however I’m or not, hit their free throws and BYU wins! to be 30 minutes after the conclusion of the Xavier the ninth seed in Lexington, Ky., on will light up the Cougars if they’re not care- afraid in order for BYU to be successful Against the Rebels, BYU shot a pitiful 9-17 Ohio State-Central Connecticut game which Thursday. The UNLV Runnin’ Rebels are the ful. And while Xavier’s big guys aren’t the they will need to shoot close to 50 percent from the line. Keena Young was 8-11, Lee tips off at 5:10 p.m. Mountain Time. That seventh seed in the Midwest Regional and most physical in the world, 6-foot-9-inch from the arc, which will open things up Cummard was 0-1 and Trent Plaisted was should make the BYU-Xavier game tip-off will be playing 10th-seeded Georgia Tech in Justin Doellman has finally learned to for Young and Plaisted in the paint and put 1-5. For the year BYU has shot a meager 65 at approximately 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time. Chicago on Friday. stay put inside and is playing much better another notch in the Cougars’ win column. percent from the line. Boys and girls that All games will be televised by CBS, which Both BYU and Xavier are coming off defense. The Musketeers make up for the BYU fans are already bemoaning the fact kind of shooting won’t win any NCAA tour- is KUTV Channel 2. I’ll see you from the stinging losses in their respective confer- lack of an inside power game with effective that the game is being played in Lexington, nament games! And to make matters worse, sideline. TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9 Mears makes pit stop at Miller Park Cowboy soccer falls Jake Gordon in attendance. CONTRIBUTING WRITER In 2006 Mears finished 14th overall Up-and-coming NASCAR driver in the NEXTEL Cup series with two to Lions and Trojans Casey Mears flew directly over the top-five and eight top-10 finishes. by Nick Drake Tooele Valley in an Apache helicop- The first two races of 2007 have They are trying to do their ter and landed at Miller Motorsports been a different story. With an open- SPORTS EDITOR best but it is baptism by fire Grantsville hoped to build and our young players are Park on Thursday. ing 20th place at Daytona, Fla., and on its first triumph of the learning the hard way.” Before Mears even arrived, race 31st in California Mears has his work boys’ soccer season with Skylar Phelps, Lynn Curtis, fans received the opportunity to take cut out for him. “The car and the preseason affairs against Ian Anderson and Marty a look at and take pictures in front tires weren’t maneuvering as well as they should and we need to take the Rowland Hall-St. Marks Ruechert have played well of his National Guard racing No. 25 necessary adjustments to fix that,” Friday and Morgan Monday. consistently throughout Chevy Monte Carlo SS. Mears said. But key injuries and an the young 2007 boys’ soc- The National Guard was also on When asked Thursday at Miller inexperienced team couldn’t cer campaign to date while hand shooting T-shirts and hats out Motorsports Park how he felt about help the Cowboys register young players Dalton Allen, of a cannon. his chances at the Las Vegas Speedway non-league victories over the Kodey Clements and Kevin After circling around the racetrack on Sunday Mears said, “My crew has Lions and Trojans. Pearson have stepped in to in the helicopter and landing Mears changed the fuel cell and my car Rowland Hall-St. Marks fill vacant and key roles due said “the track here looks beautiful” received a new set of tires to try to reeled off three straight to injuries. and he said he wanted to take a few change this around in Vegas.” points in the final 15 minutes Goalie Landon Bouwhuis laps. The optimistic Mears did mention, of action to snap a 1-1 dead- registered the team’s lone Mears started up the engine of “The changes to the track at Las lock and record a 4-1 road victory. Galana Eshete, Aaron his race car but was unable to take victory over the Cowboys Garcia, Russell Goodman, photography / Amy Trebella Vegas might cause some problems to Race car driver Casey Mears arrived at Miller those desired laps. After picking out drivers.” Friday at Grantsville. Jackson Kelley, Seth Krieser, Motorsports Park Thursday by Apache helicopter. The names for a raffle to win tickets to Unfortunately he was right as he Jared Accetura, Robbie Rust Preston and Jordan NASCAR driver picked out names for awards in the the big race on Sunday, racing jackets qualified 34th in the NEXTEL race Hull, Jim Trauba and Max Wanlass have all showed local event before heading to Las Vegas last weekend and model car, Mears was gracious and finished 40th due to a wreck Wolcott all produced goals strong performances at times to compete. enough to sign autographs for those early in the race. for the Lions. during the team’s first four Steven Sharp fired in the matches of the season. lone tally of the match for against Wasatch while Clausing and top of the second stanza. Tim Lewis Gochis drew a lead-off walk and Rowland Hall 4 - G-ville 1 the Cowboys. The Lions rallied from a 1- Capture Gochis pitched well in the cham- rapped a lead-off single and Andy Pratt smacked a two-run round-trip Then, former region-rival pionship,” he added. “A couple of Oroz reached on a fielder’s choice to blast to begin the scoring. Witkowski 1 tie with three straight goals continued from page A8 Morgan battled for six unan- to register the preseason tri- other pitchers also had good outings. begin the outburst. But on the play drilled a solo home run just two bat- swered goals in the final top honors in pool play with identi- It was a nice weekend goal but that Lewis was gunned down at third ters later to complete the scoring for umph Friday at Grantsville. cal records, the Buffs were awarded 53 minutes of the match to isn’t our goal for the season. It was for the first out of the session. Mike the victors and allow Tooele to seize Rowland Hall seized a the berth in the championship due to break a 1-1 tie and capture good to see us play that well this Olivo smacked a single and Craig a commanding 8-2 lead. quick 1-0 cushion on a cor- only allowing 12 runs in their three a 7-1 triumph Monday over ner kick at the 27-minute early in the season. Our team chem- Batory reached on a Buff fielding The Miners pushed home an games while Cedar (24) and Carbon Grantsville on the Trojans mark of the match to build a istry is good.” miscue to knot the game at 2-2. unearned run in the top of the sev- (31) were given the second and third home field. 1-0 intermission edge. The Buffs countered with a run in enth when a Buff fielding miscue place berths from the pool due to Tooele 8 - Bishop Manogue 3 Mikey Reese poured in a Grantsville battled back the bottom of the second inning to and Elder double plated one run their runs allowed against their three The Buffs handed the Miners their pair of goals while Anthony to knot the match up at 1- grab a lead it would never relinquish, for Bishop Manogue. But the visi- pool teams. lone setback of the Pizza Hut Classic Nelson, Kyle Walker, Matt 1 when Jackson Kelly fired Tooele now hits the road to to capture the crown Saturday. 3-2. Chase Banks rapped a two-out tors went down in order after that Roundy, Chris Roundy and a perfect pass to team- Roosevelt today for a non-league Bishop Manogue, a Class 4A single and trotted to second when and Tooele relished the tourney title Tysen Jex all drilled a tally mate Steven Sharp and the bout with Union at 3 p.m. The school from Reno, Nev., grabbed Sorenson was hit with a pitch once triumph. each to lead Morgan to the Cowboys were deadlocked Buffs also host Class 4A foe Murray a 1-0 cushion in the top of the first again. Medina drew a walk to load Clausing scattered six hits, struck non-league decision. with the Lions with 36 min- Wednesday at 3 p.m. and Cyprus frame when a Damon Elder single the bases and Gochis drew a walk to out three and didn’t walk a batter to Skylar Phelps logged the utes left in the contest. Thursday at 4 p.m. Tooele also ven- and a Joe Wieland double pushed force home a run and give the hosts capture the victory on the hill in five lone score of the match for However the Lions tures to Davis Friday for a 3 p.m. home the game’s first run. a one-run lead. innings of work for the Buffs. Gochis GHS. regrouped with three goals non-league contest. Tooele took charge right from the Almond and Witkowski belted relinquished two hits and no walks The setback drops in the ensuing 15 minutes to Tooele coach Dan Medina said his first time it stepped into the batter’s consecutive singles to trigger a Buff in two innings of work to earn the Grantsville’s overall record erase the tie and build a lead team just came out with their hitting box. Brock Sorenson was hit by a rally in the third and Almond darted save on the mound. to 1-3 on the young 2007 it would never relinquish. shoes in the four tourney tilts Friday pitch and Matt Medina put down home on a Bishop Manogue fielding Gochis, Pratt and Witkowski all boys soccer campaign. In the Cowboys lone victo- Morgan 7 - Grantsville 1 and Saturday in St. George. a sacrifice bunt and reached base miscue to extend the lead to 4-2 after produced two hits each to spear- The Trojans exploded ry to date, Grantsville drilled “We’re hitting the ball all the way on an errant throw to push both three innings. head the Buff attack while Clausing, for six unanswered tallies three goals in the second half through the lineup. Our defense was runners to third and second base, Gochis crushed a triple to open Almond and Banks recorded one to snap a 1-1 deadlock and of action to snap a 0-0 half- sound and we had some put outs at respectively. Matt Gochis and Mark the fourth and Clausing pounded a safety each as well. roll to a home victory over time deadlock and helped third and home with good relays. We Pratt followed with consecutive RBI RBI single to stake the Buffs to a 5-2 Coach Dan Medina said there the Cowboys Monday at the Cowboys record a 3-1 threw some young kids in there,” he singles to stake the Buffs to a quick edge after four innings. were a number of key performances Morgan. triumph over Class 4A foe stated. 2-1 cushion. The hosts broke the game open for the Buffs to capture the title tilt Morgan quickly grabbed a Cyprus Wednesday at GHS. “Stewart goes a complete game The Miners tacked on a tally in the with a three-run outburst in the sixth. against the Class 4A Miners. lead, scoring just 10 minutes Russell Goodman, Steven into the match to build a 1-0 Sharp and Marty Ruechert edge. and got the monkey off their back Degen Hill battled to an easy 8-2 Jackson, 8-0, at second doubles. all ripped in one goal each But 17 minutes later Netters with Snow Canyon. The second win over Lancer duo Jon Lee and Grantsville 4 - Snow Canyon 1 to trigger the non-league vic- Grantsville forged into a 1-1 continued from page A8 doubles teams of Eric Allred, Brett Hoa Huynh in first doubles play. The The local net squad seized all tory. tie with 13 minutes left until Peterson, George Parkinson, played Cowboy duo of Brett Peterson and three singles and second doubles Beau White logged the when he beat the Snow Canyon kid halftime. Cowboy Russell very well no matter which combina- George Parkinson cruised to an 8-1 to record a perfect 3-0 mark in pool lone score of the game for (Friday), he played very well the next tion we put there they would win triumph over Granger’s Tyler Moore Goodman fired a pass to play and take in the top seed in tour- the Pirates. The win leveled day on Saturday. Now I know Josh Phelps on a corner kick and and came through. It was a really and Vinh Huyah at second doubles to the Cowboys overall record finally realizes how good of a tennis ney action with a triumph over the the Cowboys drilled the tally great weekend and I’m excited about complete the whitewash in the pool at 1-1 on the season. player he really is. Jared (Nordgran), Warriors Friday at St. George. from six yards away to force the rest of the year. This was a great play duel. Grantsville also dropped who is the number three player, is Logan Paulich cruised to a strong the 1-1 tie. launching pad to the season and this Grantsville 5 - Grand Co. 0 a 6-0 decision to Pine View playing hurt right now. With his inju- 8-3 decision over Warrior foe Zak However, the deadlock is just a great bunch of kids. Now we The Cowboy netters coasted to a March 5 at GHS. ry, he is playing with some pain. But Barkley at first singles and GHS was short-lived. Only 20 sec- know we can win and we need to tourney triumph over the Red Devils The Cowboys host Millard the championship match is the best teammate Josh Childs registered onds later, Morgan used an keep building from here.” Friday in St. George. Wednesday at 4 p.m. and match I‘ve ever seen him play. Jared a hard-fought 8-6 win over Snow unmarked player to smack in Grantsville 5 - Granger 0 Logan Paulich claimed a decisive venture to Price on Friday to Canyon’s Ryan Awerkamp at sec- a goal from 40 yards away to had an interesting award, the fastest The Cowboys rolled to a decisive 8-1 win over Grand’s Skylar Johnson tangle with Carbon in non- ond singles. Jared Nordgran seized give the Trojans a 2-1 lead it serve, where he was clocked with a pool play victory over the Lancers at first singles and GHS teammate league action, also at 4 p.m. a tough 9-8 (8-6) tie-breaker deci- would never relinquish. serve at 107 MPH. Friday in the prestigious tourney Josh Childs powered his way to an Grantsville coach Casey sion at third singles over Warrior foe Morgan would tack on a “At number one doubles, Bru Friday in St. George. 8-4 decision at second singles. Jared Walker said his team is really breakaway goal at the 32nd (Painter) and Degen (Hill), both who Logan Paulich cruised to an easy Nordgran completed the singles Carlos Morgan. young due to injuries and minute to build a two-goal played number two doubles last 8-0 win over Lancer Brett Thomas sweep with a third singles 8-3 vic- Allred and Parkinson combined other various aspects. edge. year, proved they could play there,” at first singles and teammate Josh tory over Carlos Walter. forces to top Snow Canyon tandem “We’re plagued with inju- The hosts would add he added. “Knowing Snow Canyon Childs powered his way to a hard- Degen Hill and Bru Painter Matt Deal and Mark Miller, 8-3, at ries and ineligibility,” he another just before intermis- knocked them out of the state tour- fought 8-5 win over Granger foe battled to a first doubles win over second doubles as well. noted. “We have too many sion and three more in the nament last year and then lost to Jacob Squire at second singles. Jared Grand County’s Jordan Loveridge The lone win of the match for the young, inexperienced kids second half to complete the them Friday night, so they were con- Nordgran completed the singles and Derek Richardson with an 8-1 Warriors came at first doubles where asked to step in and fill major preseason triumph. cerned. They proved to themselves sweep with an 8-1 win over Granger’s triumph. Brett Peterson and Eric Stefan Taylor and Braden Harris roles on the varsity team. when they beat them on Saturday Joe Brady at third singles. Allred combined to blank Red logged an 8-5 win over Cowboy duo they could beat a really good team In doubles play, Bru Painter and Devil duo Zack Johnson and Jason Bru Painter and Degen Hill.

Woods Cross enabled the Lady Buffs to get Bronze prepared for the tough, two-day softball Pet of the Week continued from page A8 tourney. “Mattie (Snow) pitched a great game and Tooele drew first blood in the top of we hit well behind her,” he noted. “It was the first frame and never looked back. a good tune-up for the tournament and we Lauren Folta cracked a lead-off single and were glad it was at home because of the moved into scoring position on a sacrifice long trip on Friday. It was good to get a lead bunt by Whitnie Griffith. Kelsey Mendenhall right from the start and jump right on them. drew a walk and swiped second base as It’s always good to get in front.” well. Brittany Gonzales followed with a RBI Tooele 1 - West Jordan 0 single to chase home Mendenhall and spot Lauren Folta chalked up her second no- Tooele a 1-0 lead. hitter of the season in as many games to The Lady Buffs tacked on a pair of tallies help vault the Lady Buffs past the Class 5A in the top of the third to extend the margin Lady Jaguars Friday at the Warm-Up tour- to 3-0. Aly Jensen clubbed a lead-off double ney in St. George. and raced home on a one-out single by Karly Bitters ripped a one-out single, Griffith. Mendenhall pushed Griffith into raced to second on a West Jordan miscue, scoring position on a sacrifice and Dani bolted for third on a fielder’s choice and Sloan reached on a Woods Cross miscue to darted home on a Mattie Snow run scoring score another tally and build the three-run single to produce the game’s lone tally and edge. the only run Folta would need. Karly Bitters crushed a two-run triple in Folta allowed only four Lady Jaguar bas- the top of the fifth to force home Gonzales erunners on the game, including three walks and Sloan and build a 5-0 lead. and another on a Lady Buff error, to domi- 8 mo.’s Tooele would tack on two more runs in nate the entire affair. The Lady Buff sopho- the top of the sixth to complete the scoring. Adoption procedure: To adopt an animal from a local shelter you will be more struck out seven in the game as well to required to pay for vaccinations, licensing, and possibly a shelter fee. Folta drilled a two-out single and Griffith remain perfect on the hill in two games. Shelters are only required to hold animals for smacked a two-run home run to finalize the West Jordan pitcher Katie Kearns scat- Lady Buff offense. tered three hits, struck out one and didn’t three days before they are euthanized. Meanwhile, Mattie Snow turned in a mas- walk at battle on the hill for the Lady Jags. For more information on this week’s featured pet or other animals terful effort on the hill for the Lady Buffs. Bitters, Snow and Allie Alverson had one available for adoption contact the Tooele County Animal Shelter at The young Tooele pitcher scattered three hit each for the lone offense of the game for 882-1051, Tooele City Animal Shelter at 882-8900, or the Grantsville Animal Shelter at 884-6881. hits, struck out 13 and walked one to reg- the Lady Buffs. ister her first varsity victory on the hill at Tooele coach Barry Pitt said his team Brought to you by: Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. THS. beat a very talented West Jordan squad. Griffith and Bitters ignited the Lady Buff “It was a tough pitcher’s duel against West attack with three hits each while Folta and Jordan,” he said. “We had good defense and Tooele Veterinary Gonzales rapped out a pair of safeties each. Lauren pitched well again. We had bus lag Clinic Mendenhall, Snow and Jensen all produced and left our bats on the bus. It’s a good thing photography / Troy Boman a hit each as well. we didn’t leave our gloves and Lauren came Tooele catcher Aly Jensen makes a sensational catch of 1182 No. 80 E., Tooele, Utah • 882-1051 Coach Barry Pitt noted the win over out strong on the mound.” a foul ball in Friday’s game with West Jordan. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007 Old Folks Sociable organizers are recent converts to 123-year-old tradition by Mary Ruth Hammond a reception for the “honored said. “We sent out over 100 spe- trucking, excavating and farm- CORRESPONDENT guests” — Grantsville residents cial letters to them, explaining ing. His sons, Dustin and Josh, When Kevin Hall and Kathy past and present who are age 75 what the sociable is and asking usually work alongside their Mouritsen were growing up, or older. The committee made them to please come and mingle dad. neither of them paid any atten- sure all people in that age group with the rest of the community. Kevin isn’t embarrassed to tion to Grantsville’s annual Old were sent a special ticket that Everyone is invited. You certain- say that he had a hard time Folks Sociable. That’s because allows them free entrance to ly don’t have to be a Grantsville growing up. His family wasn’t Mouritsen’s family lived in the all-day event. If you should native to feel welcome at the always stable and many times Kaysville and Hall’s family sim- have received a ticket and did sociable. We want everyone in he lived in foster homes. ply had no desire to partici- not, the committee extends the city — old and young — to “I owe so much to my wife pate. their regrets and asks that you come. The sociable is definite- and her family, and so many But for the past two or three please come nonetheless. ly one way to help Grantsville people in Grantsville who decades, Hall and his wife, Hall and Mouritsen made a remain the tight-knit, close helped me become the person Debbie Jefferies Hall, as well special effort this year to invite group of friends we’ve always I am today,” Kevin said. “I don’t as Kathy and her husband, Dick Grantsville newcomers to the been, and we want to make sure know where I’d be now if there Mouritsen, haven’t missed even traditional event. With the help no one feels unwelcome in this hadn’t been so many people one sociable. And this year Kathy of JoAnn Hanson, they traced community.” who really cared about me and and Kevin have learned exactly all the new water connections The theme of this year’s offered a helping hand. That’s how much time and effort it hooked up in Grantsville this program is: “Back Where why it means so much to me to takes to put on Grantsville’s year to compile a roster of new- I Come From: A Journey to serve my community for all that social event of the year as co- comers to the area. Then they Remember.” it’s given me.” chairmen of the town’s 123rd sent out invitations to those Hall said being asked to be Kevin served for more than Old Folks Sociable. people. co-chairman of this year’s socia- three years on the Grantsville photography / Troy Boman This year’s sociable, held “We knew if there was a new ble has been one of his greatest Planing and Zoning Committee, With the help of 240 volunteers, Kevin Hall and Kathy Mouritsen have orga- at Grantsville High School, water connection, the people honors. and was an elected city council nized the 2007 Old Folks Sociable. The sociable will take place March 17 at will get underway at noon at that address were probably “You know, I probably never member for four years. Grantsville High School. this Saturday, March 17, with newcomers to Grantsville,” Hall would have gone to a sociable Hall and Mouritsen held their had I not married Debbie,” he first sociable meeting in August. said with a grin. With a committee of 240 people, Debbie explained that her they have met at the high school father, Clyde Jefferies, now once a month since then. No deceased, absolutely lived for one gets paid for serving on the the sociable. committee and they even pay “For Dad, getting out and for their own tickets to attend nd mingling with everyone in the the event. 2 community was even better Because Grantsville has March than Christmas,” said Debbie. grown so rapidly, the food com- Annual The first year Kevin and mittee is planning to feed 1,800 Debbie married, she asked people this year. Tickets are her new husband if he needed being sold in most Grantsville a new shirt or anything else businesses and stores, and also for the sociable. When Kevin at the Transcript-Bulletin. replied that he had no plans to Each ticket is $15 if purchased attend the event, Debbie told in advance or $17 at the door. him that to be a “true Jefferies” Although there have tradi- he would have to go, since her tionally been two identical tal- parents, brothers, aunts, uncles ent programs held at different and cousins all attend. One times — so everyone could have brother flies home from Texas a seat — there will be three pro- almost every year for the socia- ble. Debbie also let Kevin know grams this year. that her dad, Clyde, would be “There were some people Must Sell very disappointed if every mem- who didn’t get to see the pro- ber of his family didn’t attend gram last year because there the sociable. weren’t enough seats,” Hall “I think one of the reasons said. “With three programs, we Dad liked the sociable so should be able to accommodate much is that his mother, Chleo everyone.” and her twin brother, Calbert This year’s talent program Fidler, started performing on will honor various cultures. 250 the sociable program when they Since Grantsville residents orig- were only 5 years old,” said inated from many countries and Debbie. Later it was Chleo and cultures, tribute will be paid to her daughters who sang at the all those who established the sociable. That trend eventu- community. 180 ally passed down to some of Dinner will consist of the tra- the granddaughters, including ditional roast beef or turkey, Vehicles Debbie, for a while after Chleo’s vegetables, homemade rolls, death. salad and desserts. in With a laugh Debbie adds, There will be an entertain- • Huge rebates, all new vehicles 25 “Even if my mother had been ment room with lots more tal- • Great interest rates on her deathbed, my dad would ent being showcased in addi- 150 Certified have gone to the sociable. Of tion to those performing in the • Come make us an offer course, he would have come auditorium. There will also be to choose Days home several times to check on scrapbooks, and pictures and • Guaranteed low prices her, but if she was still breath- crafts displayed throughout the • Low lease pmts on most units from! ing he would have gone back to night in various rooms in the 17 the sociable.” school. Mouritsen, an English teach- Sandwiches and other light er at Grantsville High School, is food will be offered in the the mother of six sons and one reception room. daughter. Dancing will be held in the FREE Membership Kevin and Debbie also have school’s gym from 5 to 8 p.m., a lot of responsibilities in addi- featuring the Preston Lloyd big to the Blue Q Club $2000 tion to the sociable. They have band sound. From 8:30 to 11 with any new vehicle purchase. VALUE. two sons, one daughter and four p.m., Black Diamond, a coun- grandchildren. Kevin owns his try/pop band will provide more own business, which includes music for dancing. 2007 Chrysler Sebring Touring Possible coal mine raising

$2,500 CASH DOWN BI-WEEKLY. MUST QUALIFY FOR FINANCING environmental concerns $ THROUGH TFCU MAY REQUIRE bi-weekly NEW MEMBERSHIP CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) — A begin mining the Alton coal field in 157 APPLICATION proposed coal mine that could bring Kane County, approximately three 72 months trucks rumbling through Panguitch miles south of Alton. Childs said his up to 300 times a day has residents company has applied for a lease of concerned and city officials torn about 3,500 acres of federal land, between a possible negative impact but the BLM must grant its approval 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GT on the community and economic before the mine can move forward. opportunity. Before it can do that, the BLM MSRP $30,820 If mining begins at the proposed Kanab Field Office will conduct SALE PRICE $ Coal Hollow Project near Alton 42- an environmental impact study, Q ton trucks could thunder past his- said Natural Resource Planning toric homes every 4.8 minutes, six Specialist Keith Rigtrup. The study 22,471 days a week, 312 days a year. is under way. Panguitch residents Pat and Mack If all goes according to plan, min- Oetting are concerned about their ing can begin on private land as late 19th century Main Street home. early as 2008, according to informa- “We were just designated as a tion from Alton Coal Development. historical community,” Pat Oetting When running at its full potential, said, “and we will totally wipe out all the mine will produce about two mil- of our historical homes just by the 2007 Dodge Caliber lion tons of coal annually, which will damage that the trucks will do.” $2,500 CASH be transported to a facility located DOWN BI-WEEKLY. Project Manager Allen Childs says west of Cedar City by way of U.S. MUST QUALIFY FOR all the figures reported to this point, FINANCING THROUGH Highway 89 which includes Main TFCU MAY REQUIRE $ including the number of daily truck Street in Panguitch. NEW MEMBERSHIP trips, are “the worst-case scenario.” bi-weekly Along with transportation con- APPLICATION. 125 “We’re a very honorable group of 2007 Ford Focus 72 months people,” Childs said. “We realize that cerns, some Panguitch residents transportation is the biggest issue, have raised questions about eco- FLEXBUY PAYMENT’S DO NOT INCLUDE TAX nomic and environmental impact. AND LICENSE FEES. PAYMENT BASE but we will do all we can to be as $ ON 66 MONTH FLEXBUY WITH compatible as possible.” Some say the 160 jobs the mine $2,500 CASH DOWN THROUGH hopes to create will be taken by bi-weekly FORD MOTOR CREDIT HAVE The Panguitch City Council has 187 TO QUALIFY FOR also expressed formal concern by outsiders who will likely live in 66 months TIER 1 FINANCING. sending a letter to the Bureau of Cedar City, giving little benefit to the Land Management’s Kanab Field smaller communities inundated with Office, said Panguitch Mayor Art truck traffic. Cooper. Rigtrup said the BLM environ- “We’re not against economic mental study will focus on all issues development in the area, but we including an illuminated night sky, Quality Ford Quality Chevrolet Quality Dodge don’t want the negatives to far offset air quality and wildlife. A first com- 1141 N Main, 248-4071 1041 N Main, 248-4073 1141 N Main, 248-4070 the positives,” Cooper said. pleted draft of the study is expected Alton Coal Development wants to by spring of next year. TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B1

■ Bulletin Board Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the ■ Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more information contact ■ Classifieds and Public Notices Hometown Community News Editor Karen Hunt at 882-0050. The Idaho Potato Expo: home of tater trivia he Idaho Potato TExpo. Really, what could be more invit- ing? Earlier this winter my husband and I had occasion Diane Sagers to go through CORRESPONDENT Blackfoot, Idaho, where we found “The Homefront Potato Expo.” Where else but in the potato belt of Idaho would you find a muse- um glorifying the lowly potato? After all, no less than “82 percent of people worldwide associate potatoes with Idaho. No other growing area has greater name recognition than Idaho Potatoes,” — or so they said. I persuaded my husband to stop by to see just exactly what this little place had to brag about. The expo turned out to be a delightful little museum with everything potato inside — and family photo outside. As we pulled into the Doug Ahlstrom, former Tooele County Attorney, received parking lot, we were greeted the Silver Beaver for years of service to Boy Scouts. by the sight of a humongous “potato” — actually a large pro- family photo pane tank painted to look like a Trixi Vera of Grantsville was one of six women awarded one of Scouting’s highest awards — the Silver potato. Beaver. Blackfoot in December isn’t exactly a tourist Mecca, so we pretty much had the place to our- selves as we looked around. The receptionist greeted us cordially and told us that since we were from out of state, we would be entitled to a free potato gift at Silver Beaver Award the end of the tour. What, I won- dered, would that be? It turned out to be a carton of dehydrated hash browns — just add water, Winners honored for service to Scouts heat and then eat. They were pretty good, too. by Alleen Lang The displays inside told us CORRESPONDENT everything we might have ever wo Tooele County Scouters were among the 62 leaders recognized wondered about the potato by the Great Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America with industry and many things I hadn’t a Silver Beaver award March 6. The Silver Beaver is the highest even thought of. It held a trea- recognition made by local councils. sure trove of trivia. Doug Ahlstrom, former Tooele County attorney, and Trixi Vera, On display is an enlarged tele- para-educator at West Elementary School, were honored for their gram from the 1940s signed by Toutstanding service in Scouting, church and community at the presentation Idaho Governor C.A. Bottolfsen program held in the Bountiful Regional Center. announcing, “Housewives every- Trixi Vera of Grantsville is one of six women awarded the Silver Beaver this where; this is Idaho Potato Week. year. Your grocer is featuring Idaho Vera started Scouting shortly after her now 23-year-old son was born. She and russet potatoes, world famous for her husband, James, were asked to be leaders of the 11-year-old Blazer Scouts. baking, mashing and frying. Try At her first day camp she strapped the baby on her chest, filled a backpack with them this week.” diapers and snacks for the Cub Scouts and took her young charges on a five The potato has been the victim mile hike. of a lot of bad press — labeled Scouting was a natural fit for a woman who was raised with three brothers as high-calorie and fattening. and adopted an “anything you can do, I can do better,” attitude. Evidently disputing this claim, a Unlike most Silver Beaver recipients, Vera has spend most of her career potato bag on display proclaims working with Cub Scouts, serving 12 years as a den leader and as a Council “US No. 2 Dieter’s Choice — 100 Roundtable and District Roundtable staff member for the past 12 years. pound bag.” I wonder what made Vera jokes “the way they choose people to work with Cub Scouts is they find these different from the run-of- people with the mentality of an 8 year old.” the-mill potatoes in the other The mother of five enjoys getting in and playing with Cub Scouts, and says bags! In reality, the calorie count “it is just fun seeing them learn and grow. It is neat to see their character develop.” SEE POTATOES ON B10 Cub Scouts need leaders who will stay with them for more than a few months, Vera says, telling the story of a man at a furniture store approaching her when she was wearing her Cub Scout uniform. “He told me ‘I will never, never, never forget my den leader,’” she said. Supportive den mothers who praise youngsters for following the Cub Scout motto: “Do your Best” leave a lasting impressing on boys, she said. “For some of these kids, Cub Scouts is lifesaving. It keeps them focused on something good,” she says. Vera remembers one young man. “He was a tough customer,” she said. “We really struggled together, but I love him dearly.” After one exceptionally hard day the youngster threw his arms around her, looked her in the eyes and said “I love you Trixi.” It is moments like that one that keep her in Cub Scouts. “A million bad days can be canceled by photography courtesy Diane Sagers one good day.” Potatoes develop starch in stor- One such good day was when her good friend LaDawn Tracey showed up age. As a result they are better on Vera’s doorstep with an envelop containing the news that Vera was to be suited to baking in the spring, awarded the Silver Beaver. after storage and better for mash- ing in the fall and early winter. family photo As a young boy, Doug Ahlstrom learned skills and earned his Eagle through the Top baked potatoes with colorful SEE SCOUTS ON B5 flecks of red pepper or other gar- Scouting program. Now he’s been awarded the top local honor for adults. nishes to add interest. RELAY SENIORS SOCIABLE

oin us for an evening of food, ountain West Medical he Grantsville 123rd Old Jfriends, fun and learn more MCenter’s Senior Circle is TFolks Sociable is March about the American Cancer sponsoring the AARP driving 17. If you haven’t received an Society Relay for Life on course Thursday, March 15 and Honored Guest invitation and Wednesday, March 14, at Tooele Friday, March 16 from 12:30 to should have, please contact High School. The kick-off is 4:30 p.m. Both days required to Bob and Tamra Arthur at 884- open house format from 6:30 to receive a certificate, which may 3361. Tickets are $15 if pur- 8:30 p.m. with a short program decrease your auto insurance chased early, $17 if purchased at 7:30 p.m. For more info con- costs for three years. It’s $10 at the door and are available tact Karen at 496-0695. payable at the first class and at Soelberg’s Thriftway, Way is for people age 55 and over Station, Casa Del Rey, Cook’s Barber Shop and Williams Video with a valid driver’s license. Call and Pharmacy. 435-843-3690 to sign up and for more info. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007 The Bulletin Board

Tooele Tooele County Summit The fifth annual Tooele County Summit will be Thursday, March 22, at Tooele High School. Registration begins at 5:15 p.m., and the Summit will begin at 6 p.m. The Summit is for parents and youth ages 12 to 18. The evening will feature a keynote multi- media presentation with breakout sessions. Tooele County secondary schools are invited to attend, and most schools will be offering credit for parents and students to attend. Please check with your child’s school for more info. Free tax prep Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is offering free tax prepa- ration and filing at Salt Lake Community College located at 66 W. Vine St. in Tooele. No income requirements. Walk-ins and appoint- ments welcome. For appointments call 843-4350 or 211. Relay for Life Join us for an evening of food, friends, fun and learn more about the American Cancer Society Relay for Life on Wednesday, March 14, at Tooele High School. The kick-off is open house format from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with a short program at 7:30 photography courtesy of Jackie Douglas p.m. For more info contact Karen at Stansbury Park Elementary recently completed their school spelling bee. Pictured are the class and school winners (front, l-r) Nate Moody, school runner-up Colin Wiederkehr, 496-0695. school champion Kaden Clements and Cameron Jensen; (back, l-r) Krissy Nobles, Lindsay Evans, Spencer Lawson, Ruben Aldaz and Ryan Lorensen. Crafters wanted with his family in Israel. Mr. Gimpel, Utah Hunter Education Please fill them out. The Spring Boutique at the Benson Stansbury an Orthodox Jew, is the host of the The next class will be March 13, 15, Breakfast: Wednesday, 9:30-12 p.m. Grist Mill will be May 5, from 11 Israeli radio program, Shema Israel. 20, 21 and 22 on Range 24. All classes Aerobics: Tuesday, Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The booth fee is $20. Call Service Agency meeting Everyone is welcome. are from 6 to 9 p.m. State law requires Bingo: Thursday, 1 p.m. Jane Higley at 884-3473 or Shaneen The Stansbury Service Agency St. Patrick’s dinner students to attend all sessions of Bunko: Wednesday, 1 p.m. Wintch at 801-963-6742 for more info meeting will be Wednesday, March St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church class. Cost is $6, classes at the Tooele Ceramics: Tuesday, 10 a.m. or to sign up. 14, at 7 p.m., at the Clubhouse, #1 Knight’s of Columbus is having the County Health Building, 151 N. Main Line dancing: Thursday, 10 a.m. Country Club Drive, in Stansbury. annual St. Patrick’s dinner Saturday, St. For more info call Gene at 882- Pinochle: Thursday, 9 a.m. Bingo prizes needed The agenda includes baseball field 4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. Pool: Everyday The recreation department at March 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the gym- use and possible vote items. nasium of St. Marguerite’s. For tick- Landscape classes Puzzles: Everyday Rocky Mountain Care — Tooele Blood pressure: Every Thursday, et info contact Grand Knight Billy Larry Sagers is offering his begin- needs donations of knickknacks, toi- 12 p.m. Sandoval at 435-882-8343. ning landscape class through the USU letries, jewelry and accessories to Foot clinic: Tuesday, March 27 at Deseret Peak Extension service at 151 N. Main St. be used as prizes. Please contact Food pantry 1:30-3:30 p.m. Appointments necessary. on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:30. Jeanne or Lisa at 843-2026. The First Baptist Church in Tooele Birthday dinner: Dinner at 4 p.m. Indoor arena closures Classes begin March 14, and the cost is offering a clothing closet and on March 30. Ken’s Gymnastics will AARP safe driving class The Deseret Peak Complex’s is $35 each or $50 per couple. Price emergency food pantry to help meet perform. Mountain West Medical Center’s indoor arena will be closed Friday, includes a booklet and CD. Call Patti the needs of our community. Anyone Grantsville Senior Tours: Nov. 11/ Senior Circle is sponsoring the AARP March 16, at 4 p.m. It will be closed at 843-2350 for registration info. with clothing needs, adults and chil- Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines; seven driving course Thursday, March 15 all day Saturday, March 17. The dren, are welcome. The food pantry Get your diploma nights; Mexican Riviera; sails round- and Friday, March 16 from 12:30 indoor arena will re-open on Sunday, is available for emergency needs. Get your high school diploma trip Los Angeles; sailing aboard “The to 4:30 p.m. Both days required to March 18, for regular hours. If you Hours of operation are Saturdays this year. All classes required for Vision of the Seas;” Prices: Category receive a certificate, which may have any questions please call us at from 10 a.m. to noon. We are located a high school diploma, adult basic N interior — $722.85; Category I decrease your auto insurance costs 435-843-4020 or visit www.deseret- at 580 S. Main, Tooele. For more info education, GED preparation, word ocean view — $812.85; Additional: Air for three years. It’s $10 payable at peakcomplex.com. call 882-2048. processing, drivers’ education and fare SLC/Los Angeles; Shore excur- the first class and is for people age Lent services English as a second language are sions. Please join us for our break- 55 and over with a valid driver’s Mountain of Faith Lutheran available. Register now to graduate fast, cruise seminar. Reservations license. Call 435-843-3690 to sign up Philanthropy Church and St. Barnabas Episcopal — $25 per semester. Located at 76 are needed, Wednesday, March 21, and for more info. Church will be holding joint ser- S. 1000 W. and can be reached at from 9 to 12 p.m. Call for breakfast 833-1994. Classes for students 18 Ideas for child care providers Become a mentor vices each Wednesday throughout reservations. 884-3446. Child Care Resource & Referral — Lent. At 6 p.m. there will be a soup and over. The Youth and Families with Tooele Seniors Metro has a new Resource Lending supper, followed by the joint servic- Promise program is now accept- Gain computer skills The Tooele County Senior Citizen es. St. Barnabas Center is located Library, at the Tooele Family Center, ing applications for new mentors. The Tooele Adult Education Center Center can be reached at 882-2870. at 1784 N. Aaron Drive in Overlake 66 W. Vine St. Suite B. Check out Volunteers are matched one-on-one has a beginning class in Microsoft The center is for the enjoyment of all and we welcome all who would like materials, toys, and activity ideas to with youth ages 9-12. Mentors are Word XP, Access, Excel, PowerPoint senior citizens 55 years young and up. to attend. help you expand learning opportuni- asked to spend an hour a week with and Windows. It will be at the Tooele Mondays — Cardio-breeze/pilate ties for children. All interested mem- their mentee. Mentors must commit Bible Baptist Church Adult Education Center at 76 S. 1000 aerobics 9:30 a.m.; Bridge 10 a.m.; bers of the child care community to a minimum of six months to one The Bible Baptist Church is W. on Tuesday and Wednesday nights Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 p.m.; are invited to an open house March year. If you’re interested in enhanc- located at 286 N. Seventh St., in for five weeks beginning Tuesday, Bingo 1 p.m. 16 from 1 to 4 p.m. Visit during the ing the life of a young person call Tooele. Sunday School at 10 a.m., March 20, ending April 25, from 6 Tuesdays — Lunch 12-1 p.m.; open house and receive a free mem- USU Extension at 843-2354 or 843- Sunday worship service at 11 a.m., to 9 p.m. Adults currently enrolled Pinochle 1 p.m.; Line dancing 1 p.m. bership. For more info call Sarah at 2353. Sunday evening services at 6 p.m., at the center pay $30. Community Wednesdays — Breakfast 9-12 801-326-4374. and Wednesday services at 7 p.m. participants pay $60, seniors 55 and p.m.; aerobics and muscle 9:30 a.m.; Senior citizen tax help For more info call 435-882-7183, or over pay $55. Call 833-1994 for more ceramics 1 p.m. info. Preregistration required. Thursdays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Every Wednesday until April 15, Schools Espanol 801-577-1812. Nursery pro- Lunch 12-1 p.m.; Bridge 12:45 p.m.; from 9 to 3:30 p.m., AARP will be vided and rides available. Adults learn to drive Canasta/other games 1 p.m. available to assist senior citizens School enrollment applications The Bridge Christian Center A driver education course for Equipping you for life, Pastors adults 18 and over will begin Tuesday, Fridays — Pinochle 9 a.m.; Tai Chi in preparing their income tax. Call The Tooele County School District and yoga aerobics 10:30 a.m.; Bingo Scott and Marilyn Thiessens, 435- April 10, 6-9 p.m., at the center. The the senior center at 882-2870 for an is accepting applications from ele- 1 p.m.; Mexican train 2 p.m.; Dinner 830-3619. Come grow with us on class includes 18 hours of classroom appointment. mentary and secondary students 4-5:30 p.m. Sundays at 10:30 a.m. at Phil’s Glass instruction and 12 hours of driving who are interested in enrolling in a Friday night entertainment: March school outside of his/her resident reception room, 635 N. Main St. and observation. Register from 8:30 to 2 p.m. The cost is $170 (current 16, 5-6 p.m., the Nash family. school boundary for the 2007-2008 Friday night dancing 6-8 p.m. Grantsville school year. Applications are being students receive a $75 discount). English as a Second Language March 16 — DJ Ned taken until March 30. Applications Education March 23 — Ahlstroms ESOL conversational classes are Gift for soldiers are available in all of the schools or March 30 — DJ Ned Do you have an address of a held Monday and Thursday from 7 at the District Office. Check your health Grantsville soldier? I am looking for Women’s shotgun class p.m. to 9 p.m. ESOL students may Please preregister as space is lim- Blood pressure: Tuesday, March soldiers who would enjoy receiving come anytime the center is open for Library ited. For more info call Louise at 20 from 11-1 p.m. a free DVD copy of the Grantsville Individualized study with our soft- 435-882-6328 or Gene Ekenstam at Follow-up: March 27 Elementary program called “I Love ware programs and textbooks. The 435-882-4767. Foot clinic: Tuesday, March 20 America.” Just call me with their Fun at the library book fee is $25 per semester. March around the library and find Energize, reduce stress from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Appointments name and address - Debbie 843-2437. necessary. the leprechauns. If you find them This class will provide simple, AARP safe driving class: Thursday, Old Folks Sociable all, you win a surprise. Don’t forget powerful ways to combat adverse Seniors March 15 and Friday, March 16, 12:30- The Grantsville 123rd Old Folks story time on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. body reactions to stress and ener- Sociable will be March 17. and crafts on Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. 4:30 p.m. MWMC. Call 843-3690 ($10). gize health for self healing. It will Grantsville Senior Center 5K run — 10 a.m. Old Firestation For more info, call the library at 435- be Tuesday, March 20, from 6 to Income tax preparation Park at corners of Main and Center. 882-2182 or visit the library at 128 W. The Grantsville Senior Center can Wednesdays from 9-3:30 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. at Cottage Glen Activity be reached at 884-3446. Registration forms available at all Vine St. Center, 1892 Aaron Drive, and is AARP. 8:45-2 p.m. with John Zirker. ticket purchase locations. For ques- Daily Schedule Call or come in for an appointment. Bookmobile storytime taught by Troy B. Marsh, PT, Cert. Lunch: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, tions contact Bart Hamatake at 435- Seeking Friday night entertain- The Tooele County Bookmobile MDT of Meier & Marsh Professional and Friday. Please make your reser- 840-2135. ment after dinner. If interested, call Library, 429 E. Main, Grantsville. Therapies. vation before 8:30 a.m., the morn- Car Show — 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Storytime will be held each Thursday Caregiver guide classes ing of the meal or sign-up sheets Reception for Honored Guests — noon at 4 p.m. unless the library is closed. The next UCARE caregiver guide are available for you at the center. SEE BULLETIN ON B3 Dinner for Honored Guests — 1 p.m. For info call 884-3703. class will be Tuesday, March 20 at 7 Programs — 2 p.m., 4 p.m. or 6 p.m. p.m., at the Tooele Senior Citizens Dance — 5 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. Center, 59 E. Vine St. The topic will BULLETIN BOARD POLICY If you haven’t received an Honored Churches be legal issues: living wills, advance Guest invitation by March 10 and directives, FLMA, Medicare and If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact Sarah West at 882-0050, fax should have, please contact Bob and Free fireside Medicaid rules, nursing home and to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For- Tamra Arthur at 884-3361. Tickets The Stansbury Park Stake is host- assisted living and funeral arrange- profit businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to are $15 if purchased early, $17 if pur- ing a free fireside Sunday, March ments. Three special speakers will 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your announce- chased at the door and are available 18, at 7 p.m. The Stake Center is be at the event and refreshments will ment will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please call the advertising at Soelberg’s Thriftway, Way Station, located across from the Benson Mill. be served. For more info call Dee department at 882-0500. Information should be delivered no later than 3 p.m. on the day Casa Del Rey, Cook’s Barber Shop The speaker is Jeremy Gimpel, an Askerlund at 882-4163 or Barbara prior to the desired publication date. and Williams Video and Pharmacy. American-born Jew who now lives McFarland at 843-9054. TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 AFFORDABLE BABIES WEDDINGS HEALTH INSURANCE Luke Joseph Spindler Hiett / Zissi Jim and Vicki Hiett are Connor is proud to RALPH announce the birth of his pleased to announce the mar- HADDOCK little brother, Luke Joseph riage of their son, Jason Hiett Spindler. He was born Jan. 16, to Anastacia Zissi, daughter of 2007, at Cottonwood Hospital. Larry and Julie Zissi. The couple Gotta Get Luke weighed 7 pounds 13 will have a private beach cere- ounces and was 21 inches mony in the Bahamas on March Something Off long. His big sister, Nicole, is 9, 2007. A reception will be held Your Chest? 435-830-1568 excited to have another new in their honor on March 16, at the Eagles Nest — TAD. little brother. Luke’s proud Write a letter • Individual and Family Plans parents are Clint and Julie to the Editor, • $500 Deductible Spindler. His grandparents are • Guaranteed renewable Jolene Whear, Jim and Pat Jason Hiett and Anastacia Zissi (it’s good therapy). • Local Agent Support Whear, Clinton and Dorothy • No preauthorization Spindler and Treasa Muller. • See any Doctor you desire Luke Joseph Spindler P.O. Box 390 • Protect your family His great-grandparents are Tooele, UT 84074 Della Spindler, Keith and Doris Welcome to the world our Subscribe Today • 882-0050 Whear and Virginia Anderson. sweet boy. We love you! [email protected] Babies born at MWMC Feb. 15-March 10 Ryan Lee Soderman was born on Feb. on Feb. 26, 2007, to James and Jacky on March 5, 2007, to Gary and Elizabeth Stray Puppy 15, 2007, to Carlee Blankenstein and Cody Hammond. Fowler. Soderman. Seth Jacob Booth was born on Feb. 27, Matthew Aaron Rubin was born on March NEEDS A GOOD HOME! Jade Savanna Mall was born on Feb. 20, 2007, to Joshua Booth and Valerie Salz. 6, 2007, to Matt and Amber Rubin. Very Sweet! Gave 1st shots. 2007, to Melissa Lemire and Gregory Mall. Maci Alivia Shirley was born on March 1, Kennedy Lyn Bragg was born on March 6, Will pay for puppy shots Emryee Isabel Esparza was born on 2007, to Ken and Retta Shirley. 2007, to Benjamin and Amanda Bragg. Feb. 20, 2007, to Jose Esparza and Carrie Troy Jason Paredes was born on March 2, Teagan James Wilson was born on March & neuter if desired! Hunkel. 2007, to Cori Crawford and Erik Paredes. 6, 2007, to Shalaysa Wilson. Abbey Marie Cooper was born on Feb. 21, Kayden Christopher Davis was born on We have other dogs & can’t Bryce Lewis Vasquez was born on March 2007, to John T. and Samantha Cooper. March 2, 2007, to Kristal Davis. keep him.. Please call soon! 9, 2007, to Nicole and David Vasquez. Aiyana Bella Jim was born on Feb. 23, Gracie Jean Holm was born on March 2, 2007, to Twila Jim. 2007, to Mary Bokinsky and Denny Holm. Addison Grace Dexter was born on March 884-6238 Drake Joshua Anderson was born on Feb. Chambrie Anne Burgin was born on March 9, 2007, to Phillip and Tara Dexter. 24, 2007, to Josh and Jessica Anderson. 3, 2007, to Josh and Jessyca Burgin. Esmeralda Contreras was born on March 830-4646 Eliana Denise Sandoval was born on Feb. Benjamin Kyle Zorn was born on March 3, 9, 2007, to Joel Contreras and Alma Ruiz. 24, 2007, to Angelica and Rene. 2007, to Bryon and Andrea Zorn. Sarah Faye Palmer was born on March 9, 830-6024 Zoey Wayatt was born on Feb. 22, 2007, to Rebecca Rose Swan was born on March 2007, to Mark and Margaret Palmer. Rita and Justin. 4, 2007, to David and Jennifer Swan. Kaiya Jane Palfreyman was born on March Richard James Hammond was born Landon Eli Monroe Fowler was born 10, 2007, to Caleb and Emilee Palfreyman.

Bulletin continued from page B2 the center. Looking for guitar players for the Tooele Senior Band — volunteer position. Volunteer drivers for Senior Center “short trips.” Apply with Rose or Joyce at the cen- ter. CDL not required. 2007 memberships now due Mexican train players need- ed — will play Fridays at 2 p.m. Please call 882-2870 if interested. Senior Circle All RSVP’s for activities must be made by calling 843-3690. �������������������������������������������� • Hinges and Twinges (water Announcing the aerobics) — Meets Tuesdays Small Acreage and Ranchette Owner Workshop and Thursdays 11 a.m. at Pratt Aquatic Center, $2.50. • Body Instincts (stretching, toning) — Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at Pinnacle Therapy, 29 S. Main. • Healthy Woman Seminar (De-stress and start fresh in ‘07 by Dr. Augustyn) — 7 p.m. photography courtesy of Tooele High School at MWMC. Breeann Weyland is a Tooele High School student doing a secretarial internship in Dr. Aaron Stobbe’s office. • AARP Driving Course — The program helps students decide if they want to pursue a particular career as they go into a business Saturday, March 24, 2007 Thursday and Friday, March for a semester and learn about that occupation on a daily basis. Contact the counseling office at 833-1981 USU Tooele Campus 1021 West Vine 15, 16 at 12:30-5 p.m. $10 for more information. Tooele, Utah 84074 (435)882-6611 due first day of class. RSVP’s for the March 13 meeting at Anonymous meets Monday- required. at Grantsville City Hall, 429 E. 7 p.m. Please come to the Saturday at noon and Friday at Topics Include: • Cooking/Nutrition Class Main St. Please call with any Tooele Pioneer Museum, 47 E. 6:30 p.m. at St. Barnabas Center, Irrigated and Non-Irrigated Pasture Horse Care and Management Landscape Management — Friday, March 16 at 11 a.m. questions: Lisa Akers 884-0762 Establishment and Maintenance Hoof Care 16 Less Common Trees for Utah Vine St., and enter at the back 1784 N. Aaron Drive, Tooele. Soil fertility Horse Behavior & Safety Landscapes Held at Health Department or Cheri Gunderson 884-3007. Pasture Establishment Horse Feeding and Care Fire Wise Landscape Design door. Two books will be avail- Open, mixed, non-smoking, Tooele County Weeds Horse Diseases, Parasites, Deworming Fruit and Berry Production (151 N. Main). Class and light Sewing guild meeting Irrigation and Vaccination Programs Weed Control able to purchase, “The History wheelchair access. Nursery Grazing Management Bits & Bitting Producing Vegetables Year Round lunch are $2. The Tooele neighborhood Economics/Farmers Mkt. Tooele County 4-H Horse Program Spring Bulbs of Tooele County Volume II” available Monday-Friday. • Wellness Luncheon — meeting will be March 21 in for $25, and “The Mining, Wednesday, March 21 at 11 a.m. the extension office audito- Tooele AA meets daily Smelting, and Railroading in Price: (includes 1 lunch & handouts) Exercise and nutrition will be rium at 9:30 a.m. We’ll be mak- Tooele Alcoholic Anonymous $25 Early Bird Registration ������������ Tooele County” for $15. For $15 Master Gardener Registration the topic for discussion. ing a fabric bag to bake pota- meets daily at noon and 8 p.m. ������ (435)843-2350 more info contact President ($10 discount) • Medical Bill Seminar — toes in the microwave. For at 1120 W. Utah Ave. Call 882- $10 4-H Horse Program Participant Jay De La Mare, 882-1469, or ������ www.extension.usu.edu/tooele/ Friday, March 23 at 11 a.m. at those planning on coming, 7358 for info. Registration ($15 discount) publicist Alice Dale, 882-1612. $25 On-site Registration – No Lunch MWMC. Come learn how to please contact Geri Thomas ��������� USU Extension Office Feeling trapped 151 N. Main at 882-3487 for a list of sup- Diabetes class Contact Info: read your medical bills. Light If someone’s drinking is affect- Linden Greenhalgh Tooele, Utah 84074 Don’t miss out on self-man- lunch served. plies. Visitors are invited to ing your life, Alanon can help. USU Extension Tooele County • Groovy ‘60s open house see what we do and bring agement class for diabetes (435)843-2352 Utah State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. My Hoop meets Wednesdays [email protected] “show and tell.” held Friday, March 16 and 23 — Monday, March 26 from at 10 a.m. in the youth room 5-7 p.m. at MWMC. Light hor from 12:30 to 3 p.m. You will Sponsored by: Beekeepers meeting at 1784 N. Aaron Drive or call Tooele County Master Gardeners Association d’oeuvres served. Wear your need a doctor’s referral. For Tooele County Weed Department The meeting of the Wasatch Perky at 435-249-0054. Natural Resources Conservation Services ‘60s clothes and bring a pic- Beekeepers Association will more info call Eileen at 228- Utah State University Equine Teaching and Extension Team Small Acreage Team 4-H Horse Program ture of yourself in the ‘60s. be Thursday, March 15, at 7 0048 or 882-5671. Alateen group • Birthday Bingo — Tuesday, p.m. at the offices of Jones Alateen group info, call 849-1881. March 27 at 5 p.m. $3 for pizza. Bee Company 2576 W. 500 Space is very limited. South, Salt Lake City. The Veterans • Books Are Fun Book Fair meeting will address raising — Thursday and Friday, March queen bees. If you have an Free service for veterans Are you a frustrated parent? 29-30 from 9-3 p.m. at MWMC. interest in bees or beekeeping A field service officer from Proceeds go to Senior Circle. you are welcome to come. For the Veterans of Foreign Wars Do you feel like your kids are out of control? more info call Paul Dupaix at (VFW) will be at the Tooele 843-0625. Workforce Service Center at Groups Tooele Gun Club 305 N. Main St., from 3 to Round Robin sign-ups end 4:30 p.m. on April 13, to assist Quilt guild meeting at 5 p.m. Friday, March 16, in understanding and apply- ing for VA benefits, preparing The Tooele County Quilt so get your application in Guild meets the third Tuesday now. Don’t miss out on a fun and documenting application of every month. The meet- shoot, call John Miller at 882- for compensation, pension, BECOME A LOVE ing is held at the Extension 2429 or come to the gun club hospitalization and other ben- Service building at 151 N. Wednesday at 6 p.m. or Friday efits. This is a free service AND LOGIC PARENT! at 4 p.m. to sign up. Main St., Tooele. Our theme and veterans don’t need to This class will help you find the answers you are searching for be members of the VFW to this year is Getting Back to Eagles Easter basket auction and help you improve your existing parenting skills. Basics. We will have a demon- On Friday, March 16, the qualify for assistance. stration on quick tips on cut- Eagles will have the annual When: Every Tuesday night starting March 20th until April 24th ting and squaring up blocks, Easter basket auction with Recovery Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm by Sam Johnson. a St. Patrick’s Day dinner of Where:Tooele County Health Department, 151 N. Main Street Special Olympics corn beef and cabbage. Dinner Kick drug habit will be served from 7 to 8 p.m. Cost: $15.00 We are seeking individuals LDS Family Services addic- with the auction to follow. and families that would like tion recovery meetings are The cost is $7.50 per person. TO REGISTER, CALL THE to be involved with Special Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at James Wrathall will be our Olympics. Our team, TC Giants, 1030 S. 900 West, Room 118, in HEALTH DEPARTMENT auctioneer. is forming now. We are seeking Tooele. Enter on the north side athletes and coaches to par- Historical Society of the chapel. The Erda meet- 843-2310 ticipate in the summer games. Lacey Russell Burrows, ing has been discontinued. A start-up meeting will be author of “The History of Rush Castaways AA meets HEALTH DEPARTMENT Sponsored by the Youth Abstinence Project. Thursday, March 15, at 7 p.m. Valley” will be our speaker Castaways Alcoholics B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007

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a recipient of the Silver Beaver award was one of The father of seven children — four girls and Scouts his Christmas presents. three Eagle Scouts — says Boy Scouts is a pro- continued from page B1 The idea to nominate Ahlstrom for the award gram designed to “build great men.” came from longtime Scouter Glen Broadhead, “He is dedicated to working with boys and help- “I read it and cried,” she said. “It was an honor 1987 recipient of the Silver Beaver. Broadhead ing them become better people,” Julie Ahlstrom and a surprise.” convinced Ahlstrom’s wife, Julie, to start the says of her husband. “He is a wonderful husband Her daughter, concerned about the tears asked application process for the award before he died and father. He is devoted to our children and to OA R MOY D EE P LO T what happened, and Vera told her, “This is like an Feb. 15, 2006. teaching them the skills they need to succeed.” Broadhead’s involvement in the application TThe Restoration Advisory BoardE (RAB)/ Eagle for your Mom.” Technical Review Committee (TRC) Meeting ***** process makes the award special for Ahlstrom “I have loved Scouting from day one as a 12- who says he sees the award as a fulfillment of his Wednesday, March 14, 2007, 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. year going on my first hike,” said Tooele resident friend’s push to recognize Scouting leaders. Tooele County Health Department Auditorium 151 N. Main Street, Tooele, Utah Ahlstrom. “I can’t think of a better program for Ahlstrom started his law career as deputy young men.” county attorney for Tooele City before serving at Agenda the Tooele City attorney’s office for eight years. He Ahlstrom learned to love Scouting as a youth Project Status Report was then elected as Tooele County attorney where from his Idaho Falls Scoutmasters Dean Larsen Upcoming Activities at SWMU 10 he served for 12 years. and Bill Fager, who took him snow camping and “I just feel really grateful about the opportunity  SWMU 2 Non-Operational Test Update hiking in the Grand Tetons. “I had fabulous Scout to serve the people of Tooele County,” Ahlstrom  SWMU 58 Phase II RFI Update Masters who pushed me to get my Eagle,” he says of his years working in Tooele County. said. Tooele Army Depot is hosting a public meeting to discuss the As county attorney he was involved helping He began working as a Blazer Scout leader in Installation Restoration activities associated with its Environmental Tooele County take over the Wendover Airport, and Base Realignment and Closure Programs. The RAB/TRC was Rexburg, Idaho, after graduating from law school helping sell the hospital, previously owned by a established to bring together members of the local community and the and has been involved in Boy Scouts “ever since,” Tooele County Service District to Mountain West, Army, and to provide the public with an opportunity to talk with he said. and assisting county commissioners in negotiating experts about the work being performed on the Depot. RAB/TRC He served as Scoutmaster twice and as bishop the Larry Miller Sport’s Park. meetings are held three times a year. of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints All of the events caused some “growing pains” The public is encouraged to attend. in Tooele he participated in many Scout camps in the county, he said, and offered him unique and Varsity activities. challenges. For more information contact: He attended Wood Badge, chaired the dis- Ahlstrom is currently working as Draper City family photo Larry McFarland trict Scouting for Food program for one year attorney. As the first in-house attorney for the Trixi Vera became involved in Scouting soon TOOELE ARMY DEPOT and taught citizenship, flag etiquette and law to growing community, he is charged with building after her son was born when she and her hus- Environmental Office Scouters. a legal department from scratch including hiring band were called to be leaders of the 11-year- “I am thrilled about the nomination,” Ahlstrom a secretary and prosecuting attorney and putting old Blazer Scouts. She is one of the few Cub (435) 833-3235 said, who noted the letter announcing he would be books on the shelves. Scout leaders to receive the Silver Beaver.

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(ucan) You must be available to work both days and/or • Paid Vacations TIRED OF spending MARSHALL FULL stack evenings. more time cleaning than • Flexible Schedules amp & speakers, like ALCOHOLIC ANONY- with your family? Need To be considered you must have a high school • 401K/Profi t Sharing new, $1600. 801-209- Independent Contractor MOUS meets daily at diploma (or equivalent) and some familiarity with Help? Call Sarah 8482 noon and 8pm at 1120 computer applications; good customer service $9.00 per hour to start with daily bonus incentives (435)882-9631 Referen- to Take Minutes W Utah Ave. Call 882- skills; and you must obtain and maintain a food that normally place employees in the $10 - $13 ces available. MEDICAL & Dental ben- at Public Meetings 7358. handlers permit as a condition of employment. per hour range. efits, save up to 80%. This is a temporary position. Duration will vary. Miscellaneous Everyone accepted, $7.50/hour. Applicants accepted daily at leading provider. Tooele City is seeking an independent contrac- Child Care tor to take minutes of various public meetings. Blue Beacon Truck Wash $11.95- $59.95/mo. 1- Recreation Aid I COMPUTER: Like new, The contract requires attendance at City Coun- 8804 Clinton Landing Road, Lake Point, UT 877-257-4015 CHILD CARE Needed Performs a variety of routine, entry-level duties Pentium 4. $250. 841- cil (1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month), full time for 4 month old necessary to assist with the effi cient operation of on the T/A Lot 9546 Planning Commission (2nd and 4th Wednesday MEN’S BOWLING ball of each month), Redevelopment Agency (as Erda/ Stansbury area various youth programs. Typical tasks include No phone calls please. Apply in person. for sale. Storm, 15 needed), Board of Adjustments (as needed), 435-830-7277 assisting youth that participate in programs such We drug test. EOE Place Your Ad Here pound, and basic ge- and Board of Appeal (as needed) meetings to as Summer C.R.A.Z.E., family oriented activities, Call 882-0050 neric bag. $80.00. prepare minutes of the proceedings of those CHILDHOOD Grandma junior golf program, gardening club, etc. As such specifi c duties will vary by program. 435-840-8399 meetings. Draft minutes must be submitted has room in loving in a time manner agreeable to Tooele City; home for your young- To be considered you must have a high school SELL YOUR computer in fi nal minutes and documents related to such sters. 36yrs parenting, diploma (or GED) and suffi cient experience the classifieds. Call minutes must be submitted upon fi nal approval fostering, and teaching working with children or programs that demon- 882-0050 or visit of the appropriate governing body. Additional experience. Early child- strates ability to perform duties. www.tooeletranscript. contract requirements include preparing other hood specialist, pre- com This position is needed for June and July. Ap- The Public Health Division has an immediate opening for a follow-up documentation and correspondence ffered full time. Call Ga- proximately 20 hours per week. $8.00/hour. as requested. TANNING BED $250 briele at (435)882-5466 obo Intan 6ft 20 bulb lie $15.00/hr with a minimum of two (2) hours per Recreation Aid II Health Nurse DAY CARE, FULL TIME, Excellent summer opportunity for school teach- This position will provide specialized Nursing services in the down bed rapid tan day on which the above-described meetings are held. Contractor will be responsible for all em- LICENCED, CPR, ers, volunteers who have developed and oversaw public health areas within Tooele County. lights Joe 884-6411 ployment and unemployment taxes. Contractor FIRST AID, REFEREN- various youth programs, or those seeking part- 801-671-7047 must annually obtain and maintain a valid City CES, NORTH AREA, time summer employment. Performs duties The Registered Nurse performs duties, which require specialized Business License; obtain and maintain Worker¹s necessary to develop, plan, and carry out various knowledge, judgment and nursing skills based upon principles of TWO MILLER syncro- 24HRS, M-F, STATE Compensation Coverage or an Offi cial Waiver HELP AVAILABLE. youth programs. Duties require the application of psychological, biological, physical and social sciences. Assists in wave 250 Tig welders Policy; and provide all equipment and supplies creativity and independent judgment to establish and manages the operation of programs dealing with maternity and $1200 each. Call 435- BUS TO SCHOOL. necessary to perform contract obligations, with 435-882-3390 programs consistent with the youth services ob- child health, teenage pregnancies, community health, etc. 830-7233 Greg the exception of a City owned computer may jectives. Will develop programs within assigned HAVE FUN While $21.04 per hour; Full time with benefi ts. be used during the assigned meetings. Beyond budget, write lesson plans for approval, and You may have just the attendance at the meetings, work is expected Learning! Join us at carry out programs. Will supervise lower level Minimum Qualifi cation thing someone out of to be performed at home or an offi ce outside of “Karma’s Kiddie recreation aids assigned to assist with program • Graduation from college with a Bachelor’s degree in nursing. town is looking for. Tooele City. Korner.” Register implementation. Place your classified ad OR now for 2007-08 To be considered you must have a high school • Associate Degree Registered Nurse with two (2) years of nursing in 45 of Utah's newspa- School year. 3yr olds diploma (or GED), valid drive¹s license, and prior pers, the cost is $155. To Be Considered Submit a letter of inter- experience. est explaining your skills, qualifi cations, and call: Miss Holly 884- work or volunteer experience that demonstrates • Working knowledge of modern nursing practices and procedures; For up to 25 words. You interest in the position to Tooele City Human 3365 or Miss Luann a capacity to identify needs, apply creativity to working knowledge of psychology and sociology. will be reaching a po- Resource Offi ce by 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, 884-6785. 4yr olds program development, communicate effectively, • Must be able to lift 20 pounds and climb stairs. While performing tential of up to 340,000 March 14, 2007. call: Miss Janet 884- and carry-out programs. the duties of this job the employee is frequently required to sit, households. All you Attend the Tooele City Council meeting 6731. 26 Years of Ex- need to do is call the This position is needed in late May, June, and talk and hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand, scheduled for March 21, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in perience! July. Work hours are Thursday and Friday 8 - 5. walk, use hands, reach with hands and arms, climb or balance, Transcript Bulletin at the Tooele City Hall Council room. From this $10.00/hour. stoop or kneel. Specifi c vision abilities required by the job 882-0050 for full details. meeting prepare minutes of the proceedings. INFANTS ONLY, under include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral (Mention UCAN) Sample meeting minutes may be found on age 2. Safe & loving li- To Apply These positions will be fi lled as suit- vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus. our website to assist you. You may bring any censed child care, in able applications are received. We will begin Furniture & materials or equipment necessary to assist you. Grantsville, 884-6852 our fi rst review following March 14th. For best Appliances Electrical outlets may be limited. consideration, applicants must return a completed Complete job description is available at the Return your sample to the Tooele City Human Tooele City Application to the Tooele City Hu- Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce $250 KING PILLOWTOP Resource Offi ce by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, man Resource Offi ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 47 So. Main, Tooele or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us mattress set. New in March 26, 2007. 84074, prior to 5:00 p.m. on March 14. TOOELETRANSCRIPT This recruitment will close March 20th @ 5:00 p.m. mfg. wrap. Never BULLETIN opened. 801-293-3183 www.tooelecity.org ADA/EEO Employer Pre-employment drug screen required - ADA/ EEO Employer EEO Employer - www.tooelecity.org TUESDAY March 13, 2007 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B7

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POSTAL JOBS $16.53 LY Potential of $5,000- Call for more info: $600/mo Jim 435-850- Responsible for hiring, to $27.58/hr, now hiring. $10,000 monthly. For (435)840-1605 2374 training, inventory and For application and free information visit: www. cost management. goverment job informa- myvitaminplanet.com 1- 2BDRM 1BTH, remod- Guest relations and Autos tion, call American As- 800-605-8482 pin # eled, govt. subsidized. The Links at Overlake profit management. Ex- is seeking has an opening for a part-time sociation of Labor 1- 351682. (ucan) Playground, carport. cellent compensation 913-599-8042, 24 hrs. $0 DOWN! Cars From $500/dep. 211 S. Hale, package includes base GOLF COURSE emp. serv. A CASH COW! 90 vend- $29/mo! Police Im- Grantsville. Call Tammi CUSTODIAN salary, health benefits This person will work approximately 20 ing machine Units/30 lo- pounds for Sale! 36 884-3466, 884-1712. MAINTENANCE WORKERS and profit sharing. Must PRESS FEEDER Opera- cations entire business to 30 hours a week. Months @ 8.5% apr. Equal Housing Opp. be willing to train in Salt tor Needed. Transcript - $10,970 local Utah For listings Call 800- Seasonal, 6am - 2:30pm, $7 - $9 hr., Duties will include general cleaning and Lake City 30- 60 days. Bulletin Publishing is Company hurry! Call 586-3805 x 8329 2BDRM Apartment, depending on experience. No experience Fax resume to currently accepting ap- (801)593-0084 (ucan) $750/mo utilities includ- necessary. Please call Craig at maintenance. Some lifting is required. (801)446-5779 plications for a full time 1977 FORD Mustang II Interior and body in ed. 117 N 200 E. Call The successful candidate must be very second shift 6-color ALL CASH CANDY good condition needs 241-0472 or 843-0344 435.843.9960 dependable, able to work independently, GET CRANE TRAINED! press Feeder Operator. Route. Do you earn carburetor an electri- after 5pm good communication skills and able to Crane/ Heavy Equip- No experience neces- $800 in a day? Your cal work $1800 obo lift a minimum of 50 pds. Please apply ment Training. National sary but helpful. Duties own local candy route. 2BDRM APT, $500/mo, 435-830-2344 at the USU Vine Street Campus or go on- certification prep. Place- will include: Helping run Includes 30 machines $400 deposit. Accepts ment assistance. Finan- line to usu.edu and then to jobs.usu.edu. and maintaining a Hei- and candy. All for 1989 MERCEDES 300E housing. 328 E Main, cial Assistance. 3,6,9 or delberg 6-color press. $9,995. 1(888)745-3353 Grantsville. Call 12 week programs. Ne- Clean no rust many ex- Hours: Monday-Friday (ucan) tra parts inquire for (801)815-2928, 435- Animal Control vada School of Con- 4pm-1am with available 884-0432. struction www.NV- more info $3000 882- overtime. Must be at BUSINESS OPPORTU- 8807 Offi cer SC.com 1(877) 254- least 18yrs of age with NITIES Looking for indi- 3BDRM 1BTH Town- 2936. (ucan) a high school diploma viduals to startup or home. Clean, Tooele, Tooele City is seeking applicants for two vacan- RNs or equivalent and have move businesses to W/D Hookups, Nice cies in our animal control division. Animal GRANTSVILLE FEDER- a current driver’s li- brick and mortar store- FFOR FOORR SSALE! SAALLEE!! yard, No smoke or pets. control offi cers perform a combination of duties need extra money? AL Credit union as PT cense. All benefits in- front status. Investors $725/mo + $500 dep. to enforce city animal control ordinances. Pri- position open for a cluded. Apply at 58 N available. Office, retail 801-376-7321. mary duties include patrolling streets, respond- Come work with a GREAT team at member services repre- Main Street, Tooele. or warehouse business ing to calls for service, apprehending animals, Heritage Home Health in Tooele. sentative. Duties in- Send resume to: Tran- types. (801) 597-2240 C-A INVESTMENT. 38 E transporting animals to the shelter for impound- clude answering phone, script Bulletin Publish- E-mail Plans to 500 N, 3bdrm, 1bth, en- ment, euthanizing hopeless, injured, or diseased Work 1 weekend a month — re- opening new member closed yard, 1 car ga- animals, and assisting the public with animal ing, PO Box 390, [email protected] Sell Your Car Here for ceive on-call pay, visit rate and accounts, and other du- Tooele, Utah 84074. rage, $750/mo, $750/ control needs and concerns. ties assigned. Excel ex- Transcript Bulletin Pub- EAT CHOCOLATE, $ 80* dep, Application re- We are seeking applicants who possess a high mileage reimbursement, will also perience preferred. lishing promotes a drug MAKE MONEY, LOSE quired, Minimum 1yr school diploma (or equivalent) and have one (l) Work 3 days a week ea. need to take call 1-2 nights a week free environment. WEIGHT! Attend a 6 lease. 882-1199 year of generally responsible work experience 9am-6:30pm 5 days FREE lunch and pre- SEEKING FT/PT Medi- preferably in a fi eld related to above duties; from 5:00pm - 8:00am. Applicant during training Office is sentation, learn about COTTAGE FOR Rent cal assistant for busy Call 882-0050 valid Utah Driver¹s License and driving record located at 50 Commer- chocolate as a health 1bdrm ulities included must have current Utah license and medical practice in *Based on 13 issue contract. satisfactory to the department; strong report cial Ave Grantsville Ac- food. FREE SAMPLES! Secluded Call Ellen at writing skills; ability to utilize word process- Grantsville. Pay com- reliable transportation. If interested cepting resumes March Call Cindy 882-3289 435-830-5284 ing software and other records management please fax resume to 435-843-9911 9-14th 10am-4pm mensurate with expe- 2002 TOYOTA Sienna databases; ability to meet physical demands of Please bring resume in rience. If qualified, FITNESS CENTER LE, Maroon, CD, cruise, GRANTSVILLE, 3bdrm, the job including regular lifting of 50lbs. with or call offi ce for an application at person. please fax resume to: 12750sqft, Main Street. interior nice, exterior house, new carpet, occasional lifting of +100lbs.; willingness and 435-843-9900. 801-951-2389 Attn: Handball courts, lock- good, professionally de- $880/mo. (801)898- ability to respond the call-out situations; and, MODELING, Acting, ex- HR ers, showers, saunas, tailed, 71,000 miles, 9085 Owner/ Agent excellent public service and communications tras, In-store promo- hot tubs, mirrored aero- $10,900, DL #6776, skills. tions, and Conventions. SELF-STORAGE busi- bic/ dance area. Unlim- Rex 801-915-3069 LARGE 3BDRM 2bth, ness has an opening for This is a full-time regular position with full Earn $10-$95 per hour! ited possibilities! 882- updated duplex, appli- benefi t package. $11.90/hr. with advancement No school or exp. a professional resident 7094, (801)860-5696 HONDAS From $500! ances included, laundry to $12.37 following orientation needed. 801-438-0067 couple to manage an Police Impounds For hookups, lots of stor- expanding facility. To Small Business owners: Sale! Many Makes and age, covered parking. To Apply Return a completed Tooele City successfully perform Place your classified ad Models, For Listings Pets ok. Near every- Application and resume to the Tooele City Human this position, candidates in 45 newspapers Call 800-586-3805 X thing. Call (801)232- Resource Offi ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074, will need to be self-mo- throughout Utah for only 9436 9500 prior to 5:00 p.m. on March 14, 2007 tivated, have computer $155. for 25 words, and www.tooelecity.org ADA/EEO Employer experience, customer $5. per word over 25. SELL YOUR CAR or service skills and dem- You will reach up to boat in the classifieds. onstrate a positive atti- 340,000 households Call 882-0050 or visit tude. Light mainte- and it is a one call, one www.tooeletranscript. nance work will be re- order, one bill program. com quired. It is a full time Call the Transcript Bul- TRANSMISSION RE- position starting at $9 letin at 882-0050 for fur- PAIR, rebuild. Low cost per hour and perform- ther info. (ucan) Leader in Furniture, Electronics, Computers, & Appliance sales. ance incentives. Re- to Tooele residents. Will tired people welcome. VENDING 8 .25 candy/ buy vehicles 1990 and Deputy Auditor 1 NOW HIRING STORE ASSOCIATES Fax resume to 801-475- gumball machines for up that needs transmis- PART TIME POSITION. This recruitment will close on sion work, cash paid. AARON’S REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE CONDUCTING INTERVIEWS 0396 sale buy 1 or all dual March 16, 2007 at 5:00 p.m. head, placement avail- Shop (801)972-5810 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH, 11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM, AT THE STYLIST make $11 able, $99 each 435- Home (435)843-8181 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS LOCATED AT 1531 N. MAIN ST., TOOELE, UT. $18/hr! Keep busy, 850-2152 POSITION DUTIES: Prepares bills for payments; checks make money, and have SUVs purchase orders against invoices; checks for double payments; MANAGEMENT TRAINEES fun! Plus vacation pay, Wanted prepares warrants for approval and signature; reviews for paid holidays and insur- mathematical accuracy of invoices; fi les copies of warrants in IDEAL CANDIDATES WILL HAVE COLLEGE LEVEL COURSE WORK, ance. Great Clips. Call 1994 TOYOTA 4-Runner alphabetical fi les; establishes and maintains vendor ledger; re- EXPERIENCE IN MANAGEMENT, CUSTOMER SERVICE, SALES, 843-9410 LOOKING FOR double SR5, Red, 4WD, stand- cords paid invoices. Maintains applicant fi le; contacts applicants AND/OR COLLECTIONS. BILINGUAL ENGLISH/SPANISH A PLUS. baby Stroller w/infant ard, leather, cruise, by mail and telephone; compute and enter abatement to tax roll. SUBSTITUTE CUSTO- car seat. 843-1976 good tires, mechanically Prepares bi-weekly payroll for County employees, computes MUST BE 21 OR OLDER, HAVE A CURRENT VALID DRIVERS sound throughout, tow LICENSE AND GOOD 3YR RECORD/MVR. DIAN job at Tooele Ar- payroll deductions; reviews and updates computer payroll data. my Depot/ Deseret WANTED: I Will pay package, DL# 6776, Chemical Depot. Good cash for your junk cars. $3,000.00, 801-915- Minimum Qualifi cations: DELIVERY DRIVERS pay. People w/disabili- Call Scott (435)830- 3069 • Half-time position (20 hours per week), will receive fringe 6189 MUST BE 21 OR OLDER, HAVE A CURRENT VALID DRIVERS ties given preference. Trucks benefi ts on a prorated basis; $10.63 hourly Federal Background Recreational • Graduation from high school with course work in offi ce LICENSE AND GOOD 3YR RECORD/MVR. check required apply at practices and procedures, with an emphasis on computer NO CDL REQUIRED, WE TRAIN. Tooele Department of Vehicles $500! TRUCKS/ SUVs knowledge; or GED equivalent; and Workforce Services. • Two years of work experience; or a combination of education 1972 KIT Travel trailer from $500! Chevys, Jeeps, Fords and More! and experience. CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES SUMMER JOB/ Intern- 22’ sleeps six Call for Police Impounds For • Interested applicants will be required to successfully pass a MUST BE 18 OR OLDER AND CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPERIENCE ship $18/hr and up Must info 843-0886 Ask for Sale, For Listings Call computer skills test. be willing to relocate for Larry $2800 OBO 800-586-3805 x 9973 • This category includes administrative support positions, which the summer housing will WE OFFER COMPETITIVE SALARIES, EXCELLENT BENEFITS, 1976 CAB over camper require medium physical effort. It may include frequent lifting be provided call Jared 1975 CHEVY 1/2 ton of up to 10 pounds and occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. AND WE ARE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS. for details 972-800- 10ft sleeps 6 toilet, sink, heater, stove, fridge, truck, 4x4 frame & en- Some bending, stooping, and/or lifting will be required. 0722 email resume to gine, good tires & great Considerable sitting is involved. JOIN US AT THE HOILDAY INN EXPRESS, [email protected] oven $600 obo 435- 241-5006 engine (350). Good FAX RESUMES TO 602-442-1149, EMAIL TO m trans. New Edlebrock [email protected] carb. New Edlebrock in- Complete job description is available at the take & manifold. $1300 TOOELE Tooele County Human Resource Offi ce EOE AND DRUG FREE Tooele’s TRANSCRIPT obo. (435)840-8790 BULLETIN 47 So. Main, Tooele or visit our website at www.co.tooele.ut.us Marketplace EEO Employer B8 TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007

Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes for Rent Homes Homes Buildings Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings 4BDRM 3BTH, 2 acres BEAUTIFUL NEWLY GRANTSVILLE, 4bdrm TOOELE, Multi-level Planning on selling your ALL STEEL! RIGID PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE AND AGENDA Southeast Tooele. View Renovated home 3bth Rambler, garage 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car New Home — home, you could be frame or Truss building. NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice is hereby given view view! Call Lars 4bdrms 2bth large kitch- available April 1st. $1100 garage, $995/mo Horse Property! sending your sales Excellent value and GIVEN THAT the Tooele that the North Tooele .69 acre, Tooele (435)849-1777 en laundry room 134 S Worthington St 546 East 670 North $275000, 3BR 2BA points to up to 340,000 service. Free quote and City Council will meet in County Fire Protection 1937sqft on .26acres (680 East) Davidson Realty households at once. For erection estimates! a public hearing and Service District will hold 5BDRM 2BTH, 1999 Amazing Stansbury RV parking fully fenced Davidson Realty (801)466-5078 Lake Home $155. you can place Sentinel Building Sys- business meeting sched- their regular monthly Neighborhood, 2600sf, 139 North 100 East Call (435)833-0233 Completely fi nished up and your 25 word classified tems, (800)327-0790 uled for Wednesday, board meeting on March spacious plan, main Shaun (801)243-9802. (801)466-5078 TOOELE, NEW carpet, down - 6 BR 3 BA - Large ad to all 45 newspapers ext. 26, www.sentinel March 21, 2007 at the 15, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. at floor laundry, 2 car, new paint, fenced yard, Deck and Screened Porch $135,500 - Private Dock - $499,000 in Utah. Just call the buildings.com (ucan) hour of 7:00 pm. The the Lakepoint Fire Sta- fenced, no smoking/ GRANTSVILLE, Large 5bdrm, 2bth, walking Transcript Bulletin at meeting will be held at tion, 1528 Sunset Road, pets. $1150/mo. BEAUTIFULLY REMOD- 2bdrm, 2bth, 2 car distance to all 3 Gorgeous Views! BUILDING MATERIALS: 4 BR 2.5 BA - Benchview Dr 882-0050 for all the de- Tooele City Hall in the Lake Point, UT. (801)967-2089 ELED rambler, spa- garage cottage. $850/mo schools. AC, 349 W 200 in SE Tooele - $434,900 tails. (Mention ucan) METAL buildings, mini City Council Chambers, The agenda will be as cious 3bdrm, 2bth, fire- 375 West Utah Drive S, $995/mo. 801-706- Heather Kieffer storage systems, roof located at 90 N Main follows: 5BDRM 2BTH, hard- place, dishwasher, w/d (400 South 400 West) 5570 801-404-0142 RENTERS! KISS your and wall panels, metal Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Roll call wood floors, 2 car ga- hookups, large fenced Davidson Realty landlord goodbye! 1yr building components. Agenda Items: 2. Approval of February rage, pets ok. Call yard, $500/dep, (801)466-5078 TOOELE/ OVERLAKE lease/ option, $3000 Utah Manufacture 20 Public Hearing and rec- 15, 2007 minutes and (801)573-8758 or 882- $850/mo, 220 South 1st Brand new 3bdrm down/ $1000/ $1250 years plus. Top quality ommendation to the City March 1, 2007 minutes 0372 East, Tooele. Jeff Grantsville/ So. Willow 2.5bth, 2 car garage, Monthly. Lock in today’s low prices. Weekly De- Council for vacating and 3. Update regarding new (801)809-3488, Newer 3bdrm, 2bth Lawn care included prices. Valerie Wimmer, livery. 1-800-262-5347. replatting the utility ease- Stansbury Station ANDERSON RANCH/ www.outwestrealty.com 2 car garage, rambler, $1100/mo No smoking/ Re/Max Platinum cobuildings@cobuildings. ments for lot 18 of Can- 4. Bills and Communica- Grantsville, 3bdrm, 2bth FFOROR SSALE!ALE! basement $1195/mo pets Carrie 801-599- (435)849-2312 net (ucan) yon Rim Estates located tions horse property, 3 car DOUBLE WIDE Modular 1117 Alexander Court 0515 Owner/ Agent at 114 W Memory Lane. 5. Policies and proce- garage, fireplace. $1350 4bdrm 2bth $940/mo Davidson Realty SOUTHEAST BENCH If you build, remodel or Pursuant to the Ameri- dures 379 Saddle Road TOWN HOME For rent $400/dep Includes wa- (435)833-0233 custom rambler. 6bdrm, remove buildings you cans with Disabilities Act, 6. Approve new mem- Davidson Realty 3bdrm 2bth Call Dave ter, sewer, garbage and (801)466-5078 3.5bth, exercise room. can place your classi- individuals needing spe- bers/new employees (435)833-0233 435-840-1009 and we lot space available Great room w/large fied ad in 45 of Utah's cial accommodations 7. Other business (801)466-5078 GREAT FAMILY Home have other properties Sell Your Home Here for 3/10/07 Call Linda 884- kitchen large family newspapers for only during this meeting 8. Adjournment in newer part of town, available 6878 room in finished base- $155. for 25 words ($5. should notify Sharon Dated this 6th day of OVERLAKE Rambler, Walking distance to ele- $ 80* ment. Landscaped, for each additional Dawson, Tooele City Re- March, 2007 3bdrm, 2bth, 2 car LOOKING FOR Room- mentary school, 1 car Homes ea. sports court 3 car ga- word). You will reach up garage, $995/mo 6 corder prior to the meet- Cassandra Ray mate to share nice garage, extra family rage 882-3531 801- to 340,000 households ing at (435)843-2100 or Admin. Clerk 1748 N Dean Avenue 3bdrm home $400/mo room, 3bdrm, 1.5bth Call 882-0050 554-8474 and all you do is call the TDD (435)843-2180. (Published in the Tran- Davidson Realty $100/utlities Call Mike Clean newer condo $$$SAVE MONEY *Based on 13 issue contract. Transcript Bulletin at (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 8 & (801)466-5078 after 5 435-224-3336 Ready to move in STOP FORECLOSURE/ Find HUD & Bank 882-0050 for all the de- script Bulletin February 13, 2007) $1000/mo plus deposit Trustee Sale! Stay in owned homes at: tails. (Mention UCAN 27, March 6, 13 & 20, 801-556-6775 www.tooelebankowned 2BDRM MOBILE Home your home. Quick sale. Classified Network) 2007) homes.com or call for for rent, $475/mo, Fair price. Valerie Wim- Place Your Ad: OVERLAKE, 3BDRM, a list Berna Sloan $300/dep. 849-2147 mer. Re/Max Platinum Public Notices 882-0050 2bth, garage, $1000/mo 435-840-5029 Group 884-0113 882-1969 (435)849-2312 Meetings 61 West 1570 North 1 Real Estate Davidson Realty 3BDRM, 2BTH Rambler STORAGE New alarmed Deadline for public no- The Kirk Full 100% finished (435)833-0233 $275,900 OBO. All brick units available now! tices is 4 p.m. the day Quiet, Quality apartments in a basement, Hardwood restored historic structure (801)466-5078 on .27acre lot, 3-4bdrm. Many sizes from 5x5 to prior to publication. Tile, oak cabinets, fire- floors & tile throughout. 10x30. Great rates! Public notices submit- SPLIT LEVEL House for Hot tub, fenced front & The Best Places at the Best Prices places, sunrooms, for- Very secure! On SR ted past the deadline rent $850/mo 435-674- mal living & dining back, 2 car garage 201 at 7200 West. will not be accepted. Completely Furnished 5117 801-885-3365 room. Grantsville. Many $162,000 435-830-7875 (801)250-9100 UPAXLP extras Anderson win- Weekly & Monthly Rates 5BDRM 1.75BTH 1800+ STANSBURY, 3, 4 and dows 840-5199 TOOELE HORSE Prop- PUBLIC NOTICE 5bdrm homes, $1000- sqft 2 car garage 1.2 erty 4bdrm 2bth New The Central Region 57 West Vine • Tooele • 882-1372 $1300/mo. 843-9883 $316,900 New 4bdrm acre $260,000 435-882- carpet, paint, plumbing, Council on Workforce Rambler animal right 7665 Irrigation water Services will hold its next TOOELE Beautiful end N ow Renting half acre lot horse prop- .40acres 364 S 100 W monthly Meeting on unit condo, 3bdrm, 5BDRM 2.5BTH brick erty 801-631-4257 I $169,900 Outwest Re- March 22, 2007 at 12:30 2bth, vaulted ceilings, rambler, new carpet, tile MOVE IN SPECIALS “Sand to Grand, Let me Help buy homes alty 801-706-5570 pm at the Department of & paint. Call (801)414- $1150/mo plus HOA Workforce Services – Exclusively for Seniors 8436 or 882-5398 you Buy or Sell Your Castle!” fee. Carrie 801-599- 1997 HOUSE. 3bdrm, Mobile Homes Rm 157, 1385 South 0515 Stansbury Real 2bth, good shape with FSBO NE Tooele Ram- State, SLC, UT. Pet Friendly Estate. new paint, vaulted ceil- bler 3050sqft 4bdrm (Published in the Tran- Call for details. ings, carport, and shed 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile TOOELE, 3BDRM, 3.5bth jetted tub, fire- script Bulletin March 13, pp $120,000. Call Matt home for rent, no smok- 2.5bth multi-level, place, central 2007) (435)882-4406 ing/ pets. 882-1550 garage. $1200/mo air03506205, new car- (435)843-0717 (801)750-7971 593 E 1250 N pet, new paint, 2 master FOR SALE / RENT-TO- Subscribe Today Davidson Realty CONDO IN Mesquite: suites 435-882-6402 OWN. 2BDRM, 1BTH 882-0050 (435)833-0233 2bdrm, 2bth, 1192sqft, 801-201-5272 mobile home in Grand- (801)466-5078 poolside, upstairs, built view Village, $8,200/ FSBO Or Lease with op- in 1996, like new, Best Offer (801) 520- TOOELE, 4bdrm, 1bth, tion to buy Tooele $170,000. For informa- 8770. Owner Financing split-entry, fenced yard, 2200sqft remodeled tion, call (435)840-3260 Available. deck, hookups. $895/mo 5bdrm 2bth, family or email carolyn- 50 South Alberta Drive room, fenced, yard, [email protected] Lots & Land (630 East off Vine) $168,000 884-0193 Davidson Realty 435-224-4932 (801)466-5078 Place Your Ad: INVESTMENT OPPOR- FSBO: ERDA home w/2 TUNITY: 12 1/3 acre 882-0050 acres, 1 ac ft share culi- golf course lots, in nary water, animals per- Tooele City $50,000 mitted, superior con- each. Call Brian at HOME MORTGAGE LOANS struction, custom built & (801)244-6670 for more all brick. 5bdrm, 4bth, 3 info. Purchase or Refi nance today! working fireplaces, mar- 985 N. ble & tile floors, 3 car PINE CANYON, 2.05 large garage. Radiant acres, Borders reclama- Whitaker floor heating. Landscap- tion area, 1 Tooele Val- Drive, BEST RATES= ed w/automatic sprin- ley water right, moun- kler system. $595,000. tain/ sunset views Tooele LOWER PAYMENTS & Additional acres availa- $150,000 1023 Blue Under GREATER SAVINGS ble. 882-0672 Peak. (435)752-4556 2345 square foot home in northeast corner of FSBO: TOOELE 5bdrm, WYOMING RANCH DIS- 2.5bth, Brick rambler 2 Tooele. 4 bdrms, 3 bths, 2 family rooms, new PERSAL 35 acres - car garage c/a perfect $59,900; 75 acres- painContractt and carpet. 0.20 acre lot with fully fenced BONUS SW location close to $108,900. Snow-cap- yard and shed. Close to elementary school! Complete a loan with me and schools 364 Millcreek ped mountain views. receive a $50 GIFT Way $199,000 882- Surrounded by govern- CERTIFICATE 3779 ment land. Abundant wildlife. Recreational to Leatherby’s Ice GORGEOUS RAMBLER Jason White paradise. Low taxes. EZ Cream in Tooele. Town home 3bdrm, SOLD SOLD SOLD Mortgage Consultant terms call Utah Ranch- 2bth, 1 car garage, es, LLC. 1(877)351- (435) 830-4204 2003 great condition, 5263 (ucan) Andrea Cahoon spacious floor plan, Call 801-601-8612 (435) 882-8868 ext. 197 Water Shares Sandy Covello (435) 850-8167 GRANTSVILLE HOME 435-830-5545 2400sqft, 4bdrm, 2bth, I HAVE 20 Irrigation Wa- central air, central vac- ter Shares for sale. Call Platinum uum, RV parking, over- for details. Ask for Bran- www.deseretpeakmtg.com sized garage, great lo- don. (801)706-6200 cation $225,000 884- 3164 435-840-1242 UNDERGROUND WA- BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND TER rights for sale GRANTSVILLE VIL- Tooele Valley. Please LAGE MHP Rent to call 435-241-0265 SANDRA’S “SELL YOUR HOUSE” COOKIES own your mobile home- 2 1/4 c  our Call me today for less than $600/mo Lot WANTED: WATER rights 1 tsp. vanilla I love a free market included call 435-884- or irrigation shares in 6770 or 435-224-4804 1 tsp. baking soda analysis of Tooele Valley. Call Buyers! Ross at 801-642-0119 1 whole egg your home GRANTSVILLE, 4-5 1 tsp. salt and free Bedroom, 2 bathroom, Office Space 2 egg yolks rambler, built: 1978, lots cookies! 1/2 c butter softened Every- of storage, big yard, 1/4 c rolled oats Sandra Larsen great neighbors, C-A INVESTMENT thing I $168,000 or best offer. 3/4 c granulated sugar Full Time Agent, Long Time Friend 42 East 400 North. 884-3807 1 pkg. chocolate chips touch turns to Available now. For 435.224.9186 more information con- 3/4 c brown sugar HORSE PROPERTY 1 tact 882-1199 1/2 c shortening Acre New Custom OPEN HOUSE Combine  our, bak- Rambler. Vaulted & SATURDAY MARCH 17TH SOLD open. Many Upgrades. C-A INVESTMENT 10:00AM -2:00PM ing soda, and salt; Incredible location with 510 North Main, Plaza set aside. In large HURRY FAST, LIST WITH large animal rights. Call 500. Available now, 1033 Big Tree, Gville • $327,500 bowl, combine butter, David 801-404-7679 for 1400 sqft. 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FOR LEASE Office/ maining  our and stir appliances negotiable!1 DAY! A GREAT DEAL SOLD 1147 S. Davenport, Gville MUST SELL CLEAN, Business Space into batter. Stir in $340,000 South Weber rambler, Utilities included. 46, 68 N. MEADOWLARK CIR. GRANTSVILLE chocolate chips. Drop $5,000 IN CLOSING built in 2001, 4 bed- 48 & 52 South Main. $285,900 3 bdrm, 2 bath COST INCLUDED. by heaping teaspoon- 285 579 room, 2 bath, 2520 sq 1 month free. .50 ACRE LOT. 3400 SQ FT. FOR SALE OR LEASE! fuls onto greased Oak ft, $254,000. Quiet Cul- (602)826-9471 baking sheets. Alfred de-sac, by owner, (480)585-5380 Priced to sell. Finished familyroom STUNNINGUNDER CONDO! 4 LG bed- (801)821-0084. (ucan) Bake at 375 degrees in basement w/new carpet! 2” blinds rooms & lots of storage. Water soft- RETAIL/ OFFICE Space for 10-12 minutes. throughout. Home warranty. ener. State of the art alarm system, c/a, central vac, marble & tile. NEW ON the market for lease in Tooele. 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Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PRO- Regular Meeting Minutes prox. 490 E. Nygreen PUBLIC NOTICE existing slow sand filter condition. tention :Ms. Pam Row- payable to the Owner, or NOTICE IS HERBY GIV- POSALS b. March 8, 2007 Special Street to go from RR-5 to Call For Proposals system. If the test well Prospective Bidders shall ley, at the address and a bid bond in favor of the EN THAT the Tooele The Town of Rush Valley Meeting Minutes RR-1. The TOOELE COUNTY proves satisfactory, a cu- be licensed Contractors time stated above, for all Owner, executed by the City Planning Commis- is soliciting proposals 5. Public Comment 2. Consideration of con- RECREATION SPECIAL linary water production in the State of Utah and construction work to bidder as principal and a sion will meet in a public from qualified engineers 6. Probable Vote Items cept plan for eleven (11) SERVICE DISTRICT will well will be constructed shall be skilled and regu- complete the above ref- satisfactory surety com- hearing and Business to provide services for a. Baseball Field Use – lots Hale’s Estates Sub- be accepting new pro- at the site of the test larly engaged in the gen- erenced project in ac- pany as surety, in an meeting scheduled for the Town of Rush Valley. Randy Jones division at the Corner of posals for recreation well. eral class or type of cordance with the con- amount not less than 5% Wednesday, March 14, Written Proposals includ- 7. Recess Hale and Pear Streets projects from February The Contract Documents Work called for under the tract documents pre- of the maximum amount 2007 in the hour of 7:00 ing fees, and qualifica- Work Session for Eugene and Beth 13, 2007 to April 5, 2007. may be examined at the Contract. pared by MHTN Archi- of the bid. Bid security PM. The meeting will be tions should be submit- 1. Possible Vote Items Marshall. Applications must follow following locations: (Published in the Tran- tects Inc. The sealed en- shall be given as a guar- held at Tooele City Hall ted to Rush Valley a. Annexation, Richmond 3. Consideration of zone grant submittal outline Intermountain Contrac- script Bulletin February velope containing the antee that the bidder will in the City Council Mayor, Travis Sagers American Homes – change for Kakland Utah available from each tor, 1743 Alexander 22, 27, March 1, 6, 8, 13 bids shall bear the name execute the contract if it Chambers, located at 90 P O Box 363 Christy Achziger Holdings for 34.315 member of the board or Street, Salt Lake City, & 15, 2007) of the General Contract- is awarded to them, in N Main Street, Tooele, Rush Valley, Utah 84069 b. Shady Brook & Jenny acres of and they owned Tooele County Commis- Utah ing Firm submitting the conformity with the con- INVITATION TO BID Utah. On or before March 26, Cove Subdivisions – Jeff located north or North sion Office, Cheryl Intermountain Contrac- bid and the project title tract documents. OWNER: Agenda Items 2007 at 5:00 PM. Terry Street on the East Side Adams, 843-2354, tor, 313 East 1200 listed above. The Fire District will take NORTH TOOELE FIRE 1. Public Hearing and Proposals will be consid- c. Boat Ramp Discussion of Burmester Rd. Tooele County Court- South, Provo, Utah Bids will be evaluated on advantage of the tax-ex- DISTRICT Recommendation to con- ered by the Town Coun- – Christy Achziger 4. Considerations of house, 47 South Main. Mountainlands Area a Value Based Criteria empt law that became ef- PROJECT: sider a zoning change cil on March 28, 2007 at d. Administrative & Per- zone change from A-10 Five copies of the grant Plan Room, 1128 South based upon evaluation of fective January 1, 1996. NORTH TOOELE FIRE from Commercial to R 1- 7:00 PM. sonnel Policies – Christy to RR-1 at 350 N. Hale – submittal should include: State Street, Orem, Utah the schedule for con- The vendors must use STATION 8 for two lots located at Dated this 1st Day of Achziger Joshua Henwood. name of project, location, Mountainlands Area struction, Organization of tax exempt form TC721 179 COUNTRY CLUB 1200 West 750 South by March, 2007 2. Manager’s Report 5. Consideration of PUD and written bid of esti- Plan Room, 3560 South the Construction Team, when purchasing con- STANSBURY PARK, Nathan and Roger Joyce McAtee, Record- 3. Board Members’ Re- /concept for Maverick mated costs, type of con- 583 West, Salt Lake City, Prior Experience, Past struction materials for the UTAH Brockbank. er, Town of Rush Val- ports and Requests and RM-15 827 E. Main struction or improvement Utah Performance and Con- project. A copy of form BID OPENING: 2. Review and Approval ley 4. Correspondence Street and a point of contact. Sunrise Engineering, struction Cost. TC721 will be completed 2:00 PM MST, TUES- of Planning Commission (Published in the Tran- 5. Financial and Bills 6. Consideration of pro- Furthermore, projects Inc, 25 East 500 South, Bids will be publicly and signed by a repre- DAY, APRIL 17TH, minutes for meeting held script Bulletin March 8, 6. Adjourn posed amendment to which are accepted must Fillmore, Utah opened and read aloud sentative of the Fire Dis- 2007 January 10, 2007. 13 & 15, 2007) (Published in the Tran- Section 21.4.5(2) (subdi- be completed by Decem- A Pre-bid tour for this at the time stated above. trict at time of bid award. 1528 SUNSET LAKE 3. Review and Approval script Bulletin March 13, visions) to increase the ber 1st 2007 or the appli- project will be held on Bids received after the The North Tooele Fire POINT, UT 84074 of Planning Commission AGENDA 2007) amount time from four- cant may stand to lose Tuesday, March 13, bid opening time shall District reserves the right Award will be based on minutes for meeting held NOTICE is hereby given teen (14) to twenty-one their funding. The Spe- 2007, beginning at 11:00 not be accepted. Bids to reject any and all pro- evaluation of items listed February 28, 2007. that the Board of Trust- (21) days for the setting cial Recreation District AM at the Stockton Town must conform and be re- posals or to waive any GRANTSVILLE CITY on paragraph 2 below, Pursuant to the Ameri- ees of the Stansbury of pre-design conference Board of Officers must office. Copies of the sponsive to all contract non-statutory informality. NOTICE OF PUBLIC and will not occur prior to cans with Disabilities Act, Recreation Service Area following submittal of approve any deviation Contract Documents documents. The District further re- HEARING ON ZONE April 19, 2007 Fire Dis- individuals needing spe- and the Stansbury preliminary plat from this process. may be obtained at the Contract documents are serves the right to make CHANGE trict Board Meeting cial accommodation dur- Greenbelt Service Area 7. Consideration o f pro- Send all proposals to: office of Sunrise Engi- available at the Office of the contract award NOTICE IS HEREBY ARCHITECT: ing this meeting should operating together as the posed amendment to TOOELE COUNTY neering, Inc., located at the Architect on or after deemed to be in the best GIVEN that that Grants- MHTN ARCHITECTS notify Rachelle Custer, Stansbury Service Agen- Chapter 16 of the Zoning RECREATION SPECIAL 25 East 500 North, Fill- March 27th, 2007 upon interest of the District. ville City Council will con- INC. Tooele Planner Recorder cy will convene their reg- Ordinance-use table to SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 more, UT 84631, Tel: payment of a $100.00 The District Board’s deci- duct a public hearing at 420 EAST SOUTH TEM- prior to the meeting at ularly scheduled meeting allow storage units in the South Main Tooele, Utah (435)743-6151, upon per set refundable de- sion to accept or reject the Grantsville City Of- PLE, SUITE 100 (435) 843-2130 or TDD on Wednesday, March CN zone. 84074. payment of $25.00 for posit for a maximum of the contract shall be fi- fice, 429 E. Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH (435) 843-2180. 14, 2007 at 7:00 p.m., at All interested persons For any additional infor- each set, of which $10 two sets. nal. Grantsville UT on Wed- 84111 (Published in the Tran- the Clubhouse, #1 Coun- are invited to attend and mation contact Kent Bak- will be refunded to un- Bid security is required in (Published in the Tran- nesday, February 7, Sealed bids will be re- script Bulletin March 13, try Club Drive, Stansbury provide comment upon er 882-1420, Russell successful bidders upon the form of a certified script Bulletin March 13 2007 at 7:00 p.m. The ceived by the North 2007) Park, Utah 84074. these proposals. Written Steadman 830-5658, return of plans in good check or cashiers check & 15, 2007) pubic hearing will consid- Tooele Fire District At- Business Meeting er the proposed Planning comments will also be Walt Shubert 882-0603, 1. Call to Order Commission Recommen- considered if submitted Lois McArthur 882-1179, 2. Pledge of Allegiance dations: to the City Recorder in Travis McCluskey 884- TOOELETRANSCRIPT 3. Roll Call 1. Consideration of zone advance of the hearing. 5023. BULLETIN 4. Review and Adopt Mi- change of (20) acres of Current zoning map and Russell Steadman nutes Land for Ken Hale at Ap- subdivisions alignments Secretary a. February 28, 2007 can be viewed at the (Published in the Tran- Grantsville City Offices script Bulletin February from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 13, 15, 22, 27, March 1, p.m. weekdays. 6, 8, 13, 15, 22 & 27, Persons with disabilities 2007) Tooele Area’s Only Family needing accommoda- tions to participate in this ADVERTISEMENT FOR hearing should contact BIDS the Grantsville City Offi- STOCKTON TOWN is in need of a full-time Real Estate Advisor ces at least 3 days in ad- 18 NORTH JOHNSON vance of the hearing. STREET, PO BOX 240 SERVING THE NEEDS OF BUYERS/SELLERS: DATED THIS 9th DAY STOCKTON, UT 84071 • 1st Time Home Buyers • Empty Nesters OF MARCH 2007 Separate sealed Bids for • Singles • Investors • Large Estate Owners Wendy Palmer the construction of the GRAPHIC DESIGNER Grantsville City Re- Stockton Town Emer- • Families Needing Horse Property corder gency Culinary Well Design newspaper ads and layout and a variety of different (Published in the Tran- Project- 2007 will be re- script Bulletin March 13 ceived at the Stockton design jobs like business cards, brochures, posters, etc. & 20, 2007) Town office, 18 North Johnson Street (PO Box Must be familiar with InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator. Public Notices 240), Stockton, UT 84071 until 11:00 AM Trustee's Sales Mountain Standard Time Experience is preferred but willing to look at intern position Call Shane Deadline for public no- on March 20, 2007, and with computer skills in design programs. tices is 4 p.m. the day then at said office, pub- prior to publication. licly opened and read 840-0344 Public notices submit- aloud. This Project in- ted past the deadline cludes construction, de- Please apply at will not be accepted. velopment, test pumping, UPAXLP and aquifer sampling of Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 58 North Main 16 E. Aparicio Dr. Overlake • $203,900 an 8 inch diameter test NOTICE OF TRUST- well at a site in Soldier • Beautiful Views EE'S SALE Canyon near the City’s • Lrg .24 acre lot The foHowing described property will be sold at • 3 large bdrms public auction to the • Full Landscaping highest bidder, payable & Sprinkling System in lawful money of the United States at the time • Large Peaceful of sale, at the Tooele Get ready for Upstairs Loft County Courthouse. 47 • Open Kitchen/ South Main Street, Tooele, Utah 84074. on Livingroom area Monday, March 26, 2007, at 2:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed originall executed 573 W. 200 S. Tooele • $184,900 by James D. Carter, • Beautiful All Stuart E. Batt and Paul Spring Brick Home Drockton as Trustors, ini- NEW LISTING with sun room. tially in favor of Michael L. Shelton and Marshelle New Kitchen & Shelton and subsequent- in a Beautiful New Home! Hardwood fl oors ly assigned to Ia Kirk. This position is superior • 2500 sq ft. to a subordinate trust 244 Old County Rd. • Stockton • 4 bdrms deed position executed WOW! $179,900 NEW LISTING • 2 baths by the sam Trustors, • Full landsapded James D. Carter, Stuart & auto sprinklers E. Bott and Paul Drock- Lot In Erda! To be built! • Fenced yard ton, in favor of Tool Box Realty LC, covering the Your plan or ours! real property located at 1280 North 80 East. Park Hill Estates, SE Tooele • $385,000 Tooele, Utah 84074. and Build your dream home! more particularly and le- 3 bdrm 2 bath, fantactic views, & JUST FRAMED! gally described as: horse property all under $180,000! Call Laramie for details Lots 8, 9, and 10, FLIN- To be built in coveted DERS INDUSTRIAL ME! South East location. PARK, according to the HO plat thereof as recorded 1581 E. Colavito Dr. • Tooele 662 Blueridge Dr • Tooele 986 Bates Canyon Rd • Erda HOT 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, in the office of the Tooele County Recorder. 4 car garage, Tax Parcel No. 08-046-0- 4527 sq ft. 0008, 0009, 0010 The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Jay Under Kirk. and the record own- ers of the property as of 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, the recording of the No- Very nice 2 story home in 6 bdrms, 4 bths, 2 kitchens, tice of Default are James Overlake.Contract This is a unique fl oor Newly updated kitchen & D. Carter. Stuart E. Bott plan with a bonus room on the bathrooms. New Paint & 2 family rooms, on 5 acres in 911 N. 1430 E • Tooele $ and Paul Drockton. second fl oor! $214,000 Newer carpet. $189,900 Erda. 519,900 $230,900 Any party interested in the possibility of bidding at the sale of this proper- 1604 Country Ln • Erda 2133 W. Deer Run Dr. Stockton 1470 W. Hwy 199, Rush Valley ty may contact the un- Price Reduced $499,900 dersigned successor Trustee. DATED this 26th day of February, 2007. Currently has 3 bdrms, a full bath Randy B. Coke, Suc- & 1/2 bath, Basement is in the 4 Apartments Great opportunity to own a multi- cessor Trustee Ny- UNDER CONSTRUCTION process of being fi nished with add. gaard, Coke & Vincent unit rental. Includes two parcels familyroom, bedrooms & bathroom. 6465 South 3000 East, 4 bdrm, 2 baths 3 car grg. Beautiful WOW 24.077 acres in Rush Valley. Great Family Location. of land to north. $179,900 Very, Very cute home. Wonder- Suite 103 Salt Lake 6 bdrms, 3 bathrooms, 3 family rambler with a bonus room being City, Utah 84121 (801) rooms, brick & stucco Rambler built on an acre in Stockton! Choose ful barn & 20 acre ft of water. 328-2506 on 5 acres. $499,900 your colors now! $369,900 $499,900 (Published in the Tran- 224 International Ave. 186 W. Heritage Hill Dr. • $305,900 script Bulletin February $134,500 27, March 6 & 13, 2007) Opinions Call Laramie Dunn for ALL UNDER UNDER Shared Freely. (Yours and Ours.) your Real Estate needs Beautiful private bungalow cottage CONTRACT• Large .35 acre Corner Lot Open Forum CONTRACTwith hardwood & tile fl oors. Every Tuesday 2 Bedrooms & 1 Full bath. • 4 bdrms • 2 1/2 baths, • 4 car garage, • 3200 sq ft. Familyroom & Dining room. TOOELETRANSCRIPT Full unfi nished basement. • Beautiful Mountain Views BULLETIN 435-224-4000 B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 13, 2007

Marilyn Monroe was so pretty, Potatoes she’d even look good dressed in continued from page B1 a potato sack. She promptly took the dare, donned such a sack and of a potato is equal to same-sized posed for photos. Turns out the apple or baking powder biscuit. guy was right. They are also chock-full of The gunny sack tuxedo was vitamins B and C and minerals. a natural to go with such a cre- One particularly intriguing bit ation, and again, someone took of trivia is a framed photograph the dare to create such an extrav- of Marilyn Monroe in a potato agant clothing item. sack dress, mounted next to a At the museum, I also learned potato sack tuxedo. As the story the history of the potato chip goes, some guy once said that — not to be mistaken for the

Father Matthew O. Wixted and the parishioners of St. Marguerite’s Catholic Church are pleased to extend congratulations to photography courtesy Diane Sagers Most Reverend John C. Wester During the past 40 years, Idaho has developed many ways to use potatoes in convenience foods. Dehydrated hash browns are a quick on his installation as the convenience food. nineth bishop of the Diocese potato crisp. It seems that the the world’s largest potato crisp as of Salt Lake City. potato chip came about 120 years qualified by the Guinness Book ago when an exasperated chef of World Records — produced Wednesday, March 14, 1 p.m. tried to please a finicky guest. by food engineers at Procter & The chef worked for the Moon’s Gamble in Ohio. An open invitation is extended to all residents of Lake hotel in Saratoga New York. Dehydrated potatoes are big A guest who frequented this fash- business along the Snake River Tooele County to view the Installation Mass broadcast ionable hotel was seldom pleased Valley where several plants pro- live on the internet, on the large screen in the with his fried potatoes and often cess them and ship them world- St. Marguerites Parish social hall ordered the waiters to return wide. The dehydrated product (refreshments will be served), food to the kitchen. The chef, in is used in potato dishes, food photography courtesy Diane Sagers or later on television. a last-ditch effort to please the staple items and snack foods. We Someone once said Marilyn Monroe was so pretty she’d even make a man cooked yet another serving feel very advanced for realizing potato sack look good. She promptly donned the sack and posed for Streaming video available online at: of the side dish, but in his frustra- the advantages of dehydrating a picture. http://grande.icatholic.org/broadcast.html tion, burned them crisp. Fed up, potatoes, but the Inca civilization he decided to send them anyway. knew and used the process cen- number one as far as size, taste whipped potatoes taste so good, The entire Installation Mass will be broadcast by KSL Sunday, March 18 at 10 a.m. The guest was delighted — and turies ago. and nutrition are concerned. The but whipping them in the spring the rest is history. They lived high in the Andes number one earned the designa- creates a gummy mass. The potato crisps are not (at about 13,500 feet) so the tion because it is regular shaped, As St Patrick’s Day (and Comeandsee how affordable a ClearyBuildingcan be! potato chips at all. They are man- climate and therefore the drying sound and free of blemishes or spring) approach, it is a great BE$T PRICE$ ufactured from processed dehy- process differed from the options damage from harvest. time of year for stuffed baked of the $eason! CUSTOMER APPRECIATION drated potatoes, and formed by we use here. The process is the You probably care about shape potatoes — also known as twice- food-processing machines. You same today as farmers make a and condition if you are baking baked potatoes. probably know these uniformly product they call “chuno.” During potatoes or serving them with Twice baked potatoes DAYS SALE! formed snacks packaged in cans the harvest season, nighttime skins on. Otherwise, you can cut Serves 8 MARCH 22 &23 as Pringles. temperatures may drop to 2 away blemishes. Do, however, 8 baking potatoes 8AM- 6PM The museum proudly houses degrees fahrenheit — raising to avoid the greenish skins that are Butter sometimes on these crops. 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Boiled, long white have higher sugar to 15 minutes more to reheat steamed, stir-fried or sautéed, content and less starch. They and melt cheese. These can be braised or stewed, baked, deep- hold their shape better if not made ahead and refrigerated then fried, grilled, broiled, pressure overcooked. Regardless of the reheated in microwave before cooked, microwaved — they are type, the older the potato the serving. good any way you cook them. starchier it becomes. Newer pota- The rating system is incidental toes are better for mashing, older Potato stew might be just the as far as quality is concerned. A ones better for baking. Perhaps ticket with St Patrick’s Day com- number two potato is equal to a this explains why Thanksgiving ing up this weekend. 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